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S'ah?vdny, Scpleir.hor 3, 1938 J_ * *# ? ? ? menus 01 mi. a. iD. Watts will be glad to know that he has . returned home, after going under two serious operations, nearly 4 month, ir? the Greenwich, Conn. Hospital. Mr. Watts is still un^ iter tho car a. of tea -private phyaW . cian, and will not be able to resume any of his business for a y?ar. Mrs. Sophia Tindall of Philadelphia, the widow of the late D. T. Tindall is here visiting her two ^ nieces Mrs. Amy--Ligon?and Mrs. j Carrie E. Ruff. While^here she will a visit relatives and fripn.U ; ^ Mrs. Carrie E. Ruff reports a -j very pleasant vacation visiting friends and relatives in Philadelphla apd Ambler Pa^ Princeton and Asbury Park, N. J., and New York. ?* : r~ Mrs. W_E. Coleman and daugh- -e ter, Juanita have returned toe their home ip College Place, after 1 a long visit to her children i n s ? ' tl Mrs. Mary J. Davis of Cincin- c nati, Ohio, and Mrs. Elisabeth f Sands of West Palm Beacb, Fla. v who havu been in the crty_on ac; t count of the death of their bro- t ? ther have returned to their homes, a ? ? Ml'S. Mvi'tlp TVfllvhVlir ' W?oKi?><. I i' ? ,, " f'j it tt ' ton. Miss Wilson and Mr. Burnett d of Philadelphia, Pa., motored to Winnsboro, S. G., and Columbia, \ S. C. visiting relatm^and friends V last week. While in Columbia, they wre the quests - Ethel R. Gibson. ft ,-g Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Strotheu* 1 are spending Labor Day with her b brother, Mr. *J. D. Dyson in Jack- a sonville, Fla. They wiU return to b Columbia Wednesday. b ii All Roads lead to (IrppnwnnH tn i! the State Convention of the W. ? H. and F. Missionary Society of the-A. M. E. Church,- which con^~ venes in Mt. Pisgah Church, Sept. 8th and 9th, 1938. ' MRS. S. L. FLIPPER, c ~ State President. DUCKY BIRD SOCIAL CLUB ? ' "? The club held ita meeting at I the home of Mrs. Marie Portlock * 500 Main street. The house was a called to order by the president. a The chaplain then conducted a ? short devotional eYfrfvn iao TVi? ri house wa?, then opened tor busi- |i ness. The miini^i nf -the last -b ?meeting was received itrvd adgpt~? ed. Final plans were made con- c cerning our trip to Dunbar's Lake / Labor^'Day. You are invited to s go-?Ihe?admission is 25c. The I roll .5?fta called And each -member .A _ responded. Afterwards we adjourn s ed to meet at the home of Mr. j SUMI'TER-BROWN \ Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Brown an- ^ nounce the marriage of their danghter Thelma Odell^ Charleston, S. C., to Rev. Benjamin Fr SuTrrp-' ~ ter, Sumter, S. C.-, May 6. 1938 at Columbia, S. C. The youjig couple are at home, Cameron, S. C. j BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT [ Mr. and Mrs. Gilroye A!. Grif- v fin ann AMMnn +Uo r\f a Uav v<?MiVMIIVV bitv UH Vlt VI U l/VJT ) Gilroye Alfred, Jr., Augi&t 22, f _ 1938. Mother and baby are do- * ing fine. , * Dance for Negroes on J Square Thurs. Sept. 1 ! The Darlington Ohgrnher ifnm j merce and the Colorad Business and Civic club will sponsor a dance a for the Negroes of this commun5 ity the night of September 1, be- . ginning at 8 o'clock, on the Public N Bt|uaie. The dance will bo held op the same side of the square as was r the dance for white citizens the' 5 opening night of the tobacco mar-! c k?t. "TTie- lights have not been re- i c . ? moved but were left for this par* -s ticular occasion. j8 An amplifying system will fur- ' nish twubSc" for the colored youths I and a large crowd is expected toj." take advantage of this opportunity^ arranged for the! rspecial benefit. . ?^ (The^ News and Press)." EVENING STAR SOCIAL CLUB < ' t T<U- -1..V U-1J IA- - i iue tiuu neiu regular meet- 1 ing^'Wednesday night, Aug. 24th. e at the Home of Mrs, B. Williams J Mr. Burton. Bible lesson by Mr. 1 Burton. Another selection by the 1 i * club. Prayer by the craplain Mr. ( E. Brown. Bible verses by eacn 1 member. Solo by Mr. J. Burton. v On motion by Mrs. A. Givens and fc seconded by Miss V. Jenkins thefi minutes were approved. Unfinished ^ and' new business was dtseusaecT 1 The roll was called and dues col- i lected. We were dismissed by the * president, .Mr. IG. W. McDaniel. Thd club is giving a Fish Fry J Saturday night. Our friends are cordially invited 1008 Gates 0t \ "Swing King" f ;..... ;i..r. iVi t < ??? i' ? ??".' '.**>""/?"' ~ flH ' m SB fl I |L _ ?jjjft LOUIS ^ ARMSTRONG^ Photo shows the , Great Lours _ imself, king of trumpeters, whose atest picture is "Dr. Rhythm",nd who has just swung through he South, playing with his band n -N oTth Carottnay Georgia" an<r ~ 'ennessee. _ (CalvuLService)? -==^. ROSA SOCIAL CLl'B The club held its- weekly meet- ~ ri(p at the home of Miss Leola Pet rson with the president presiding, 'he chaplain took charge. First election, Onward Christian Soliers; Prayer was repeated. In he Garden. The devotional exerise closed. The house was opened or old and new business, which /as discussed and approved by he members. We had two visiors, the Misses Reese. The club djourmd to m^et at the home of liss Lillie Mae RietL-The host of ^ he evening served cake and soft rrnks and after dinner .mints. ^ VARD ONE WILLING ?? WORKERS CLUB ' Ttomr?o7" frs. Eva MaeMoss, 427 Sumter treet, Tuesday night, August 30. \ 'he meeting was called to order y the president, Miss Lucy Jones f nd opened with the club song led y Mrs. Eva Mae' Moss. Prayer by . Irs. Eva Mae Moss. Bible verges ? /are recited by all of the memon led another song. The meet- i r>g was opened for business. The < linuteaofthe last meating were i ead and approved on motion of Irs. Creasie Mae Thompson, sec- i nded _by-Mr. Archie Tucker. The-: oil was called and the members. I espondod. The meeting was closed J rith Miss Lucy Jones giving the losing ode. ~"i LES DEMOISELLES Mrs. Lucy Marshall and Miss nez Martin delightfully enteraine*J the members of the Club nd guests Tuesday evening 23rd t Taylor's Tavern. The members nd guests enjoyed an evening of ancing and merry making. The tostess sefrvfld sandwiches . and ear.?I 1 Our guests included Miss Bass ~ if New York City, Miss Floyd of Lugusta, Ga., Mr. Thompson Hick on of Detroit, Mich., Messrs. Le ttfySHeltoh, Hope Grarxt, John LUca^johnaon, JWillie Foggy, .Win pi Jacques. Joseph Mftrahall and Les Demoiselles invite you t o njoy an evening of Dance and fun at Taylor's Tavern, Camp Romance, Friday night, Sept. 16. Admission 16 cents. The puJolic is 'ordially inyited.~ L' AM USA NT CLU B The club met at the home of Hiss Louise Lee, 1211 Lawrence itreet. The program committee ook charge of the devotional ser- ! rice. : We were honored with a snort jrogiam rendered by the program committee. We were very :lad to have some of our members vho have bean away on their vaation and have returned full of ?ew ideas; and ready for work. Ua ' t?f a*?* flldA /vln J 4a L Da.. if c n??c catou ^tou IAJ IlttVC I\CV, Jates, who has been away con- , Uicting?revival - meeting for the>ast two weeks, and has gained rrany sduTs for -the kingdom. ITe xpressed himself as having made i great success. The club was most delighted to ave as our guest, Miss Cowley of few York City wh? ia visiting her oother m the city. ,At the close of tre program the oil was called; each -member reponded with his "duesT At t h e dose of the meeting a delicious ourse of ice cream and cake was -erved- by- the hoatcasr -The club^ idjourned to meet at the home of diss Tisder. rHE WAVERLY SILVER >TAR CLUB - Tre club met at the kome irt" Hiss Rqby Johnson Oak St. The levotional exercises rendered by he members. First song, "Jesus J s Tenderly Calling," led in prayir by Mrs.-Gertrude Sams. Second long Brighten ^he Corner. The neeting turned over to the vice-" >resident. There will be a Silver rea at the home of Miss Inea Collins. Come one, come all. On! ast Thursday" evening the club ! vent on a sight seeing trip. All | , tad a lovely time. Our president; ms gone on her summer vacation! Ve oil miss her very much. Hope.), tire j?tll have a ToveTy trip and ?ave plenty of good news for the >*neftt of the club. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE "LEADER" "7 *> * T I k -?5 1 LATE SHOW jJIIb 4gy pp^i ." 'py IU1 .' jjjfl Special late Show for Cok .... The first and only nscrecr The Tone Ranger," a Man of J the Black Hills" Bob Livings! THE HOLLOW AY _ BUSINESS SUHOOI. that has een in operation in .this city for the last 15 years, is 'still going OH. wtih moro than a t^mis and" graduates out in the "world making gpod. Holloway ia very_ his.group; and is still asking God for strength to do more. Wi> latest method of ? Shorthand known as Parigon, com pleted in three months. This lovely home and school combined, with tis continued summer and winter garden, and a well of the very best drinking and laundering wat*r, in the yard of a solid wall 9 room brick building, is a perfect summer resort. Miss Mary Willis, from West Columbia, who is so much loved by all who know her i? taking her vacation at the Hollowhy Business School now. ???6008 Ridge way Street, Columbia, S. C. ?THE UNPAIKTED CHAIR i There's- room for eounUewo Acts of kindness, ?A place where all ran stand TAt ease, Accept this verbal invitation To my heart's party please. Just make your comfort as you Want it, 1 pray, L,ei me iragranee 01 your visit Linger in my heart always. | If some should sit while others ' Stand,-. | -You cannot calLU?wrong-ur Smart, My heart's master has reserved This unpainted chai'r in my heart. i i Take a st*it where you find Oner " 3 j But leave this unpainted ? i Chair, ?- ' Love's the name, leave it there, - "-?Madge Cleo Ft/rry. IN MEMORIAM In sad but loving remembrance ?f. James Dawkins who departed this life one year ago, August 30 1937, Columbia, S. C. I -cannot say and I will not say he is dead, He is" just away. With a - cherry smile and a wave ~ of the hand,He has wandered into an unknown land, I think of him fearing on so dear In the land of there as th<? land of here. I think of him as we used to be For he is not dead, , He is just away. Mrs. Erdie Bell Dawkins, wife Herbert L. Dawkins, son _ New York ^ 4fey. GAPWAY CIRCUIT NEW? Rev. L. D. Gamble, Pastor Dr. J. L. Benbow held his .^th quarterly conference at St. JoRn A. M. E. church, August' 2tfrgl. <] Rally on pastor's salary at St. ? Ipbn and St-.?Phtttipr^Aug. 21 was $ 1.50. Mrs. L. D. Gamble and n See An A H?o a^vUJ _ Swing, Auc rnf M)LR SAT. NIGHT ' i', r .s i v -:> '-^8E>- , >red Only, 'Saturday Night 11: > version of ra iio s_greatcst she Mystery, and Silver. Also a on, Ray Corrigan, and Max Tt T-PfRSflOALU EDGAR LESLI *????? Songwriters Hare By Daniel I. McNamara rpHE songwriter uses no text* J. hooka except -Uve?unwritten volumes of experience. He doesn't dash off his lyrics in inspired moments. Struggle and sweat with | meter^ anth rhyme. . . perspiration. fl not Inspiration . . . make for sue- c cessful 8ongwriting. Believe this on the authority of no less-a person- jr age of the songwriting fraternity T than Edgar Leslie, for thirty years ..i o,ne of the most suocetRfnL of hi* -profession, ana ror Inany years a a, leading member of. the Board of-Dh-U> TccforFTSf the American Society of -Composers. Authors and Publishers. Leslie had written many popular _ song parodies foFdlalect comedians, thirty years ago. when he created his original smash hit, "I'm a Yid- r>l diohpr Oowhoy." llu ruilfrwod this it! quickly by a collaboration with Irv- hi Ing Berlin ? "Sadie Salome, Go m Home." These two numbers dell- _ss nltely established htm as an tip and- h< coming author-of popular song nt Hits multiplied. "Get Out and Get -tb Under," "When Grown Up Ladies m "Act Like Babies,1' "America, 1 Love You." "California and You," "Oh. Yi What a Pal Was Mary" anfl "Thirty Hanrln TtTrTu !??/??" -* * , ? tiv.o luiiuweu in K1 quick succession. th Harry Warren and he wrote "By at th'e River St. Marie," and left it. ih forgotten, in manuscript form, for t\\ eight years. It emerged from m oblivion to become one of the great ea hits of recent years. "Among My Souvenirs" was written in London go to the music of "Horatio Nichols." fa the composer being in reality a ta Jeading English music, publisher., so Lawrence Wright. Leslie has writ- da ten songs with Walter Donaldson, hi Jimmy Monaco and many others wi Recently he teamed with an old mi Music Features & P ?c?T^rs?Tr.wmrtcw r?e?u.> [auehters are spending sometime | tj a'JLiraenwood,? -i?- Rev. P. R. Tiller and Rev. Rey \ oldg of Charleston spent a short i it rTher King an* litorium, Septe CAROLINA HQHPmBv/ A jfijjH v/y,L+p&?r?%WL 00 QV.ock, Carolina 'In oat re 'liLS. 1 -<h Western f eaI ure*~"Rkfors "of irhune. M?y?ip E, A. S. C. A P ^ No Textbooks | iidM jj i * == \ - ~ ^SRX ' '&k>' <?. . ^#T'. ' / "iend, Joseph Burke, popular song jmposer Six times m two years leir creations have led Hie country i popularity. "In a I Ittle Gypsy' ea Room." "On Treasure Island." \ Little Hit I ml i n n.) nl " 11 Man ii ver Miami." '"Robins and Roses" ad "It Looks Like -Rein in Citon-v lossom ~Laue"?rrvFri?rim iiTaglc 3 luch of this gifted pair. "At a Perime Counter" is one of tln.ir latest. ( Songs For Youth Leslie has' evolved a practical 1 iln-iiipliy Ij/ bimM>!' ,TT11.a?H.-. heuves the soTTgwrtter must address iniself to youth, that the song ust carry a simple . ml direct mcs* t points out that popular songs ust compute with t!v? move s.. iat they must paint an attractive nrd pitonr^. Leslie is a thoroughgoing New Drker. His gniudparcnts lived in' iventy first Stici t?when it was town as Bloomingdale Road, and ey used, to snend th?ir Rnrnmnro 1 cottage Tri Chi ls< a~ (Twentyirii?Strewt >? MtrppHy?mtrrripd" enty-oue years, he now lives in a idtown hotel, usually retires rly , Ho -folluwa.-deep-&<^t-fl-shtw-g?and If. anil onlays sea voyages. His vorite outdoor sport?as a spector?is polo In the writing of ngs. he into tlm more mttn- *: no memories and experience? of s life. into, things more in touch th America as it is to the great iss And he writes to please them. ! hoto Syndicate nio with Mr. and Mrs. A. JL ntith. Mr. F. B. I.awrenee is impr*vig at this writing. d Queen of mber 8th -J? - ??.???? ABBEVILLE. NEWS S|^. James AME Churcti Rev. E. F. Johnson. Pastor Sunday school opened at the us -4 ual?hfue?v?r4th?laige?ntU'tultthce Review of lesson by Supt. B. T Johnson. Remarks by pastor. At 11 :.'5U we ?mjoyed tie discourse b> .he pastor. Sunday nifht,.. R?-v Cc4e??rr ?uve a message from the subject. "Bfi le Voilr Tonype " and 3 insti uctingly delivered. Mes'lames Elsie \V. Garlington _J?mUy AHenrddttetT Williams, Ella Devlin and Miss Etta Johnson at| tended the W. H. & F. Missionary i Convention held at Cokesbury and fipa . Uip ! I Wr-1'I' very proud In llll n* Mr" Josephine S. Wright as a delegate tA the . Quadrennial Convention of - the MissfOhary Society to be held in Jacksonville. Fla. Mrs. Wrigrt V?i the relegation by 58 votes Mrs. Mjl?i Haddon returned Sunday from New York City. , Miss Georgia V p^dd^n ' 11 uuwf Mr.. ffTTTTTTnn airived i-n the city Monday. Mrs. Freeman H. Ledbetter, Mr. and Mas. Fdwnrd S?Atlew?Misses Tanirc M, Hoard, Ruth V. and Az alee White. Misses Leila DeLesJin and Harriet?:A.?\V|ingfield?were "rovallv r"1'"i?nH ...??kr*t?Wed-?n< day night by the "Misses Jessie C. 'and Sallie Fair. "A repast oif nut? and ice cream was quite ref i eshhig. Mr. Sam H. Adams.. Mrs. Eliza Reid. Mr. and Mrs* W.* P. Adams and M r.^ Char lije Wihgfield *t. tended the funeral of Mr. Watt Stilts of Monroe, N<. C. will also tak' oin. the camp meeting while ( in the city of Charlotte. ' Mrs. Ara Butler and daughter Mrs. R.th Geurge?of-ArttgRTa7~Ga7 " are spending their vacation with _ Mr. and -Mrsr -George MbsTep in the -<4?v 1'? M rsses Fredia Wilson of Roanoke ( \'a., and Lottie "St Wilson of Augusta. Ga.. are home for a pleaa^. -rmr "Vw^mrnf^ytflrnpnVents M ' " Rev.Thompson S. S. Missionary of Greenville, Rev. L. Ellis of Texas and the Misses Ellis o f | Due Wbst were pleasing visitors of Mrs. Mary L. Pope. Miss J. Lucile Fair is spending a very pleasant vacation in Green j ville. ) Rev. McAdnms was in the city , t omoderate Washington St. PresI byterian church. (-?Pmf BiMj" llfrB "n?tl?,~Mii.'i" WoK" inson, Mrs. Hall and Prof. Jones of Irmo stopped over awhile with. Mrs. Pupe:~after spendiog~tTie day in Due West. Mrs. Lucra Taylor and son of "Wilmington, "NT C., and Prof. Horace Taylor of Columbia are heire I visiting relatives and friendc Messrs. McQavid Albert and Ricrard Ellison of New York are here attending the funeral of their brother Mr. H?mry Ellison Monday., at Clear Spring AME church. BENNETTSVILLE PARAGRAPHS """"" MT^~Sari5LAlatm-is- hoine~fr0W mh)i mer - schooh Dr. and Mrs. L. M. McCollum had as their guests for-the-week-en^Mrsr MrCollum's sister and daugrter Mary Elizabeth of Wades ?Mrs.?W-;?hr?Bryant spent the -wdck end horti^: Mr. Arthur McColum rs'tn Duke Hospital, Durham, N. C. Rev. H. B. Jones was in Daringtun the past week conducting 9 v i vaL meettntr -foi^ jtev. Drfflg': The Junior choir of-Shtkoh Baptist cFnJrch, under the direction of Miss Lear Morris and Helen Covington rendered splendid music during the month of August. Shiloh Sunday school and St , Mirhael Sunday school turned out in large numbers tu thein picnic ?>n ''the Lake. Evander C. Johrvakin Passes j Mr. Evandetr C. Johnakin fov-j merly of Bennettsville and for many years a resident of Phrladel phia, succumbed to death after a oriel illness at his present horr^ 1800 W. Tioga St., Philadelphia. Mr. Johnakin ffad been in .threat oniiiL,' health1 for about six months, according to physicians his death lied Friday August, 19, 1938. Hrs presence will be greatly missed a niong his family and friends and hurch. He was a man of lovely personality, and rhnrnrttr fruneial services were held in Philadelphia Tuesday, Aug. 23rd. | The body was then'taken, to Ben| nettsville in accompaniment o f |Mr.. Jbhnakin's son, Elmore John' akin for burial. The burial services were held in Bennettsville UU30?pvfm.r Friday with Rev A;J7" Wrieht officiating. I The brevity of the service, the Array "ST""Bowers, the fraternal re . spect of the Masonic '.Order and the splendid direction of the un dertaker" in -Added?a- bit j of color to this ve^y sad occasion Mr. Johnakin leaves to mourn his passing seven children, a num ber of grand ehildreiv-frmf *-4arge croup of relatives and friends who will always remember htm as one who was ready at any time *o aiu others in any "way passible. BETHLEHEM BAPT. CHURCH Rev. E. A. i>avis, Pastor We, the pastor nnd members of Bethlehem wish to thank each of ?lk*? ' ? _iuv 1-mm.nw ttim appcaiuu on me installation program of our pastor ^ion,- First Calvary, Antioch, Second-Calvary and Second Nazareth. Rev. Reeder opened this program Monday nite and Rev. Youngblood followed; then Rehr. Brown and on until -Sunday. We had a glorious time each nita. After S. S. the services were i ??, f ___ A rv n n ? /\ iVl U 15 & S U IV FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Services T)av or , \iirhl & License LmhaLfning , Our Serv ice is Your Service Our Home is For Your Service y Fet_ l'H_Ser> e One Another 12.5 RAILROAD AVE. ^ ~ JOHNSTON, S. C. A SK-HAIRI. Nt,K? ' ; A w uudert ul Hat. liru? *r Make*, tile hair grow Long, Full ?and hTrxurfanY. A TaTr trial will prove its wonle-f^l \*urth Iluirlonger Ci? /wer : 25c Preasin;* Oil 25c ^jPjwjauU-lH*. ALSIE P W>NNE fcf'? 21, I lio, S. <' ' r^- t ? ? ran-u-L.in system ; Ih Beauty Culture i G?ie KAN-0 LIN""HAIR, Scalp 4 Danrutf and ioilet Preparation! a Trial. Their woith has boen provem Have and aie growing Hair on I^ald Heads and Bare ; Spots when directions are follow- bd. Will promote * full growth of Hair. 1 Box Hair Gi'nwfi c 1 Box Special Hair Gfower ... 40c 1 .Box Sealp Soap .. ,L. 20t __ 1 Bos PretMing Oil 45C?? T~ 10 Cbrfts extra, for postage |. Registered in U. S.. Patent Oflice. Agents Wanted- Write for Terms Made By Maie. FANNIE L. CAKOLLNA . 1029 High Market Street Georgetown, S. C i ??????' tapcnod .by Rev. DuTrs and a wonderful message was delivered by j Dr. Jom Ee Briggs, Professor of Philosophy-^and Religious Educa- : tion at Benedict. Theme: CondiI tro'hs on which a Successful Min, istry is haseri. ? : ZL At 3:30 the Women's Coopera' litTft \1i ael/i-ii i?i* T ' ^ ^ - Come, Tarry and Go. Sunday nite ' these services closed, the theme As an Eagle Stirs her Nest, so God Stirs the World by paster. On Friday nit<?, pur old friend Rev. Pugh, of Philadelphia deliv| ered a nice message. ; ' There wrll be a Silver Tea Sunday afternoon 5:30 at the pastor's ' residence 1615 Carolina Court You are invited. ' I Mr. "and MrsT "Ed" Harris Washington, D. C. arcoiUfiaiiicd hy^her mother and father were house guests of Mrs. Nell Craft last_i week. They spait Sunday in Au-"""' gusta and will rcturri vhome this week. ' ' oathy at the passing nf Deacon Tobin's mother. One of our old mothers -^passed ' Monday, Mrs. Mary Wvlis Baker. Funeral arrangements are not com ' ' " LOWRYS NEWS Tve Christian Home Baptist re vKal meeting closed last Thursday with a world of success. The third -Sahday----being a high~~ -day ? cars were there from several _ places. Rev. Mr. White of Gas,tonia, N. O.. conducted Llie meeting. Forty souls were ccm.i?erted. Twenty-three were baptized br the Pastor. Rev. . C. Honor. This wac the largest number converted in the history of the church at one meeting. Total amount raised $104.00. > : ^ 'Miss Mary Lee Sandeir was ths ciipct of M-c?Eva Guy?and Mr. Mozel Jore?s was the guest of his grandmother. Mts. .Susie ,James the past week. Both are from Kinks Mountain, NJ. C. The - Old Providence A. M. E. ?}. ehuieli inviting is :ruw going' on. Sunday was a high day with therrf. Rev. Agurs is conducting the meeting. Rev. Wright the . pastor is doing real good work. The clinic for typhoid fever . closed today at Brown's chapel school. More than 35 took the "serum. The school will close its summer session Friday. meet at the home of Mrs. Peay Friday, night. CANAAN A. M. E. CHURCH R*v. H. fl. Harriott. Pastor Sunday school opened at tho it. ual hour. I/esson rpvi(wed by th? Superintendent. At 11:30 a.m. Rev. Herriott came forward xvith a .*ou1 stirring sermon. The pastor was the dinner guest ct Mr. and Mrs. Daniel At 3 o'clock Rev. Herriott and Carmichael. his members Vnotored to Kemper S. C.J to the Holiness church. iled preach. All were enjoy- ? ?d. ot-a! collected $40.20. The League met at Canaan at 6:30 and was interesting. At 8 p.m. the Rev. A. C. Rains deliv- * ered a great sermon. All wera spiritually fpd. Our revival meeting begins Sun day night,, September 4th. You are invited to worship witk us, ' 1 ; , i ? : ?J