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Saturday, September 24, 1938 ' -FUNERAL SERVICES HELD FOR MRS. CARRIE CHAPMAN TheTuneral serviette of the late Mrs. Can re Chapman were held ?: Sunday; September 4th at 4:00 o'clock p.m., Second Calvary Baptist church. Rev. A. S. Powe. of -ficiated i? nthe absencd of Rev. Chpfti H Krmirn Tim Ryrrmk lll'llit. - were:: -Coop; Ye Disconsolate, Ab.ide With Me, and Lead Kindly Light. Scripture- lesson the 317th Psalm by the pastor in charge. Obituary by Mrs. E. P. Johnson. Eulogy, Rev. A. S. Powe. Interorient a"t Pine Ridge Cemetery. Willis C. Johnson, mortician. The pallbearers were MessTt~Wr A. Thompson, J. A. Roach, John Dillard, Josenh Pi dot. 13 .my an Boatwright, D. D. Mozio and Cleveland Gibson. : *, The flower girls were Mesdam es Shellie Pride, Julia Dillard. Cornelia Gilbert, Ruth NeaJ, Lizzi<t Sinclair and Estolle P. John-, son. Mrs. Carrie Chapman, daughtei of_thc -lateMrv Dnrvov jrrrrt -Sal Jackson, passed wav Friday. Se.p' fcTmber 2nd, 1938 at her residence 1608 Calhoun street, 7:35 p.m. Mrs. Chapman took very ill May 18th. She was a patient and cheerful sufferer, and the pas tor's members and friends who were her constant visitors can < bear testimony to her faith and trust im her Lord. "She was converted and joined. the church at an earTy nye.?Shtr became a member of the Second Calvary Baptist church undec^the ~ pastorate of the late Rev. A. P . Dunbar. She was a member of ,i. 'thn Woman' i "MiVi'nmmy smmTy" ?v/-m * * who. vnapman lovea to sing &?rtJ often repeated Bible verses. Only a few nights ago she awoke repeating "The Lord is my Shepherd I shall not want". To her sister she whimpered, "Wake some one to be with you for I may not be ?hero until?morning, and If tfTe" Lord calls, I am not afraid to go. You all stick together as you always have done". To her nieces the moniiflg"of her <^eath she said ^Your mother is waiting for you at the Beautiful Gates". She leaves to mourn hn n ing one - sister three "brothers, a" i number of nephews and nre^esi other relatives npd friends . . At Everting Time It" Shall Be Light Pause Christian pilgiim, journeying on " Through life's long way of toil and pain, Here i"s a staff tn ? And rest thy trembling wearied frame; ? 'Twill prove thy comfort they deV -light?- " ^ At evening time 't shall' ln? light " T * Now art thou near thy journey's: end; h ' .* ... -A few more hours thy labor's done; Oh, tarry not- etk' long thou'lt find The Tbattle fougiljt the victory won. Christian, thy p^r^&pects. then are bright, "At ovening time it shall be light1'. Breast not the valley thou may'st pass; "Fear not. the conflict soon is o'er; Trust Him, Ho's faithful to the last, ^ He'll lead Hiee to the happy shore. r And thou shalt find, oh, welcomo sight!. "At evening time it shall be light". Christian, now thy race rs run? Thy heavenly Father calls thee home; There shalt thou shine fair as the sun, Before the uncreated One ? No morning cloud, nor sable night Is there, but everlasting light. mt m . LANCASTER NEWS The'r Sunday school department of Mt. Zion A. M, K. Z. church-is^ growing fast. The teachers ar.el r* pupils exemplify Ihtii iiit"n"-fh" the discussion of the lesson each Sabbath. Miss C. B. Blackwell, one of the high chool. teachcrs of Lancaster was ^ visitor in tha S. S. We are hoping to secure the segvioe of iany of fche t</achelrs wh(/ desire to join ug in our 5>undav Kehenl At the 11 o'clock worship Rev. J. C. Hunter preached a scul revivng sermon taken' from Rumantf" Hs theme was Faith In God. Tho Hope- for Our Salvation. The church was spiritually set afire. The eachers" who worshipped at Mt. Zion were Misses A. C. Young A. R. Clintcm, M. G. Bradley, G. Ohisholm, C. E. Blackwell, E. M. ^apfng'ham ~ari J. J. Sherard. Rev. J. C. Hunter reportB a very enjoyable etay with fcriende . 1 1 an relatives in N. \^ilksboro, N. C., where he vjsite for +wn weeks. ' Miss ora Edna Wright left last, Thursday for State college where 'c -shtr-wTtf-mter OvT Sophmore class Mr. William Clinton and WilHam Gantt left last week for ? State and Allen colleges, respec " - 1.1VI-1V. i;incr sTiumi.t.si huv* gonej 11 to (heir schools but the writer is I ^ unable at this time to relate the and school.?? ?-? Mr. Hudson of Norfolk, Va.f is. JLS spelling his vacation with Mr. I**. w B. T>ambe. fd ni * The faculty of Lancaster Training school for the term 1938-39 is a< -t* follows: ~PfofTErE7 Riley, prin- jt cial; Ihof. A. B. King, Science; Mis,, A Young, Lnngmage, Miss -j~ C. E. Blackwell, Mathematics; Miss G. E. Chisholm, Home Economics; Prof. Wm. Boyd, Shop; aj Miss O. B. Johnson, music; Miss ^ J. J. Shtard, Librarian; Mrs. P. B. Lamher-7th-grade; MrS7 0 .'AT 7" Riley, 6th grade; Mrs. M. _L. Hill, p ,5th grade; Miss M.G. Bradley, 5th grade;?M+ss Ai IT Clinton, 4th grade; Miss?M A Tilm?iy-4th-| ^ grade; lvuss r;. w. Cunningham, 3rd grade; Miss Ruth Blue, 3rd ? Grade; Miss W. Clihton, 2nd grade a) Miss L. Thompson, 2nd grade; Miss A. L. Vincent, 1st grade; . Miss \V. D. Clingscales, 1st grade. ? ? ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH h( . si Rev. W.~ B. Bouler Pastor * .p u%l. After the class study of the Sc lesson the- school was^TItSre sting ly reveiwed by Miss Fannie Phelps ai Senior class No. 2 Mrs, \Vilhol- ^ mina .Johnson teacher is holding jj the banner. We enjoyed two won !eiiful sormons Sunday. The pas- Sj tor preached Sunday morning s, from the theme: Fighting God's "m Battle. Sunrfday ngiht Rev. T.C Coeman preached from the tHemo "The Word". _ TfTFFe will bo a Tom Thumb Admission 10c. We are hoping t0 i Us make this a errand affair. : . ; v | Misses Adlitie" and Wilhelmina I Johnson U-ft the city last w^ek to resume their study at Tuskegee, jr Alabama. Miss Rosa Jane Pow- j. , ell left"the city-on the 19th to entrr Birbei -Sc.otia Junior college, sc Co: mi d, N. C., whore she has ? scholarship. We wish these "young jj people much success. ' ro o. W i are glda to say that Rev. ' R. 11. Golden is still improving at honu> 909 Divina street. I Rewral visitors were out "Sun- ^ day. Come again you a.re_-TatfeL come;? BKTHLKHEM'-BAPT. CHI RCn Rev. E. A. Davis, Pastor Surdnv morning Sunday-school was opened and the usual order 31 of service followed after which w ho school was presented with one M rWen new Holy Bibles by the Supt.. Dea. I. Simons. S< During th>e morning worship ta ~ii.:te | i ii v j^navui CApicaa^u mo ^IOUIUUC | to the friends and members for w I having arranged such an ideal ''i trip for htm. He delivered , two soul?stirring?s?rmons:?"Waiting ~m On God" and "The Last Invita- ec tioa". d i We wish to> extend crur annuel df invitation to all the instructors or and students who are now in the ta city. Visit us at all times, you tL .are welcome. R d Sunday night Rev. J. L. Living- j. ton of Kentucky was present and many other friends, Mrs. Ittane . ir -B. Matthews leaves the?erty? Thursday to resume her work as teacher. At 3:30 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 25, the WomCns Auxiliary of the City Jubilee*Ckoir union will hold their annual session here. . 0:30 p.m. Mrs.' and Dea. T.-M. jC Precia 2457 Gervais srreet will j have a silver tea. Monday night, Septembe.T 26, ' the National Raptist Convention VT tt" playlet writhe given, directed hy Bro. Gladdem /ION CANAAN fo RAPTIST CHURCH Dl 4 Rev. A. P. Porter, Pastor ol ' State Park, S. C.?The ten nites M revival meeting closed last Fri- Ci day night with only one candi- M date for baptism. The final climax D c/f the meeting will be Sunday with baptism anrl the Lord's Sup- df per, antisfcioatir.g at great day. w; sc Brother George Shepherd was ^ down from Philadelphia visiting ^ hia mother in Salndtf. Also Dea- . con Branch of Richmond, Va. was j down on a sad occasion. All of them are former members of Zicm ^ Canaan Baptist church. Remember, to all of the above mentioned services the public is pordlaUy Invited. _ _ S - EDGEFIELD NEWS The communion service and fel >wshipping of the twelve candi at^'s that-were baptized on Thur, ay night was held at Macedonia aptist church on last Sunday af jrnoorr. Rev. Lamback of Aug it?- Ce..r-auwintod the?pastor -ft these services. Edgefield academy opened its >ors Monday morning, b'Optembei >. for its 1938-39 term an over helming enrollment nearin^ th? >ur hundred mark for the begin ing. Two new members have be<?l Jd?d to the faculty, Miss- Jtrarr a Jones of Newberry, S. C., i raduate of Virginia State: Mis; icz Wharton of Abbeville, S. C. raduate of Barber-Scotia. Mr. Edward Morgan is hom< fter spending the summer itl th< tate of Pennsylvania. _Mr. ?Willie Bettis' body was ought from New York City las1 liday for burial here at Spring ?H4s -sister^? Miss?Hattit ettie accompanied the remains ?re. . . * ' "Miss Emma Bryan of Augusta a~, spent in? ween en a witn rei;ive's here. Mr. and Mrs. George Perry ol ikon, S. C., Were week-enc nests of their relatives. Miss Evelyn S. Parker arrivec >me Saturday after spending the intmc'r in New York City. Miss arker will leave Friday tn remie her work in Marrvwell High hool. ' L. . . Mr, and Mrs.~Thomas Thompson id Mrs. Mary Simkins spent sev nl hours in Edgefield Oh Moniy afternoon. , Miss Adrian Anderson after rending several days in Aiken, is home'to delight of her any friends. PAGELAND NEWS Rev. J. R. Faicient preached at um Spring church Sunnday as ;ual, the services were enjoyed ' all and well attended. Missea Berthell and Mary Lee ovington, Beulah Mae Lowery, ere Dixson and Mr. Thomas icksxm .were ..baptized. _ Rev. J. . Rushing h'a charge of this Tvice. ' Prof, and Mj'A. H. Q. Brewer of artsville visited the fflfmer's pa>nts Mr. a-d Mrs. .J..C. Brewer nnday. Mrs. Lula Miller of Newark, N. -;-;o? i vf,.CT IS V1S111IIJ5 lit: I uuu^ii LCI yno. tha-Johnson. (ii:oncu:rrnNVN NEWS . . -By E. J. Ford A Surprise .Birthday Party By The Garden Club The ladie< of' the Better Home id Garden club, friends ar.d well ishers, surprised the President rs. W. B. L. Clarke with a birthi.v party or. last Friday evening jptember l(5th. Mrs. Claike was ken out for dinner by Her daugh r Miss Bessie Clarke Who was ell aware erf the plans. They a"rved around 9:30 o'clock. The din g and Uvlng roome were dark id as she enered he dimly ligliU I hall way the ladies from the irk began singing Happy Birthly. When lights were turned 1 there in the dining room the ble was laden with many beauful and. useful gifts. The Rev. . A. Thompson was then introiced by the writer, lie in his grified way eloquently made the esentation speech. Mrs. Clarke i w^H chosen words responded id expressed her surprise and ipreciation. - Left For College The following graduates of How d Hi last term left for the dif rent colleges: Misses Naomi >res, Sophie Browne and Dorcriy Cobb for State College, Or igeburg, S. C.; Misses Mau'est ralker, Jennie Browne, Agnes elsc/n and Robert P. Ash for .Alii university: Messrs Wendell ally.aivd George W. Howard, Jr r Voorhces N. and I. institute pnmark. v The following are new members ? the Howard school faculty^ isses Carmella Moses, Beatrice impbcll, Miss Mallory cf Aiken [iss Bess .Clarke and Prof. Mcorald of Sumtef, coach-teacher. Sunday was conference claims ly at Bethel. Dr. E. H. McGill !iviee. Me aenvereo one ox x.ne fst sermons we heard for sorit^ me. More than three hundred id fifty dollars of cpr.ference aims were raised. Bethel's eme song is "A Good Report at inference". THE "LEADER" JJBSCRIBE FOR _ ?^ THE PALMETTO LEADE* r JOHN8TON VEWS On Sunday night Presiding El - der J. A^ Jowers of Columbia dig i trict- preached a wonderful sermor . at Bethel C. M. E. chfurch alsc on Monday night held his lasl - quarterly conference for the year r -MTa. Mary Hanson Hill-'ol New York City is here visiting hei i parent8 Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Har r rison. Revival m-ectin# closed witl much success at the Mt. Zion Bap tist church on September 16. Mrs. Bertha Lewis ha? returnee 1 Jf?.. hfir home in Columbia s O ter a visit to Mrs. Annie Ma* Spain in Aiken. . yfr. (and M"rs. Wallace BI5ric ' and daughter-Grace spent Sundaj in Saluda with Mr. and Mrs. Johr a Mi Nicks. On Wednesday morning,' Sep3 tember 28 Rosenwald school wil t- begin its school term. It is hop ed that every pupil will be pre? ent on the opening^ morning. Pa come and enjoy the morning ser. viccs w'th us. We feel that this can be the best school y?ar yet - Ldts* cooptVa^e?pupils, parents ' and teachers?and prove that I can do that other can and be as good as the best. Teachers are I expected to arrive Sept. 27th. % mm - CHERAW NEWS 1 Mrs. Maggie Benton who has irceft spending sometime on Green street with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chpaman re^mpri home in New York.- Mrs. Martha Richardson of Brooklyn i3 visiting her sister Mrs. Mary Rcrbin1 son who has been ill for sometime. Mrs. Robinson resides on High street. Mrs, Fleming Deas enter tained the young women's club at her -home Sunday afternoon. The N. C. Mutual Eife Insurance Thrift club rendered an in?teresting program at Pee Dee Baptist church ?gunday afternoon. " Mrs. Ollie Duckett was presented manager, ior naving tne largest thrift club organization.. Mrs. M. B. Robinson and little daughter Margaret returned home ~ from New York .Sunday?Mrfc^ Daisy Bass is at home after having spent sometime in. New York with her children. Mi-ss Dicy Sellers left for New York Sunday afteriioon. "Mr. Frank Motley is sick at this wrttingr We hone for him?a " specdy^recovery. Mr?. '^James Rciise is in Mew ~ York for awhile. Miss Georgia Bell McCall of New York returned home Sunday emroute tQ Colum - bia where she?will resume* _hsc work at Benedict college as a senior. Miss Nannie Mac Deas who com ; pitted her high school work at Morris college last pring will pursue her college?work" at Benedict college. She is leaving Tuesday accompanied by,her mother, Mrs. __wilL-h?_the-agcni for Tim Palmetto Leader, beginning this week, September J9th. The Pee Dee Missionary society invites H:he public Ito attend men annual ueginning September 28-29^-30. ^ CHESTERFIELD NEWS Surmday services at Grand View Presbyterian church was very impressive. The Pastor, Rev. J. H Toatley brought a wonderful message tp his heaers which was full of truth. The church is spiritually alive and each member is trying to Jo their whole duty. Mrs. S. E. and Miss Sara A. McCullough wore called to Sumter Thursday owing to the death of their dear friend Mrs. J. D. Porter who was funeralized Friday at Emmanuel M. E. church. Miss Johnetta M. Toatley will leave Thursday for Barber-Scotia to- resume" her studies. Miss Sara Jackson will leave Wednesday to resume her studies at Coulter Memorial academy. Mr; Robt. "Foster left Monday to take up his studies at Coulter Memorial academy, Cheraw. Miss Cecelia M. Tatley will leave Friday for St. George where she will begin school duties again _ this term. ? Fall rallies are next in order; everybody getting b.ady for conferences. . Miss Rosa A. Toatley spent the week-end at Myrtle beach. Rev. J. H. Toatley and Dr. G. W. Long erf Cheraw spent Tues day in Augusta, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Rivers and Miss Rosa A. Toatley motorad to Columbia last Tuatday. * < _LQWRYS NEWS St. Paul's 4-H club is still wide awake. They had their monthly > meeting Saturday wfith qu^te a ? few members prsent. Mrs. Mary t Key is leader of the club. Mr. James A l"v['"Tter fw-^deint-? f" The Comnrunion services at r Christian Home Baj^.ist - vran largely " attended. Deacon^Henderson Kirkpatrick house was de. I stroveH hv fim f " 1 - J ? -r# V inuioua^r. 1-il^IlUS . extend to them they sympathy ar?d helping hand. So very sad j it was to know that Christian Home three Communion seta and clothes also burned in the house. Mr. and Mrs. Kirkpatrick loss all p they?had.?BetrTOTS Kirkpatrick is" r the oldest deacon and chairman ^ of the board. They are now stay ing with Mr. Kirk, daughter Mrs. Maggie Sanders. Rev. L. F. <_ Sanders' wife. 1 Mir. and Mrs^ hp-wry Walker r wttsh to announce the engagement - of their daughter Miss E. Walk. er to Mr. Lowell Sanders. The > marriage will take place at Brown . Chapel A. M. E. Zion church on i Sunday, September 25th at 7:30. . Everybody is invited. Reception at the home of Mrs. Walker. Presiding Elder Rev. C. L. Flowe.preached the last Commun! ion sermon of this conference year at Brown Chapel Sunday morning. He preached as never before. Text found St. Luke 14: ""IT; AIL things are ready, come. Subject: A Great Feast. One ' "member was added to the church. They also paid out the elder for ..the year ' * Mrs. Andy Gray died after a very long illness. Funneral se?-- | vices were conducted at Black Rock Baptist church below Chester. Iilterment in the -church yard. &T__LAALKfl?A W-?*F CHI 1 UT U Rev. J. S. Martin. Pastor Pomaria, S. C.?Sunday four*! many churchgoers on the^way^to churcfiT Sunday school was opened at its usual hour with the su- J perintendent and teachers at their i post of duty. , At 12 o'clock the I pasted Rev. 7^1 eptin preached a wonderful sermon which we all en- | joyed. At 3:30 Rev.JE. A. Adams i presiding elder of the Newberry district finished hi3 last quarterly conference. The elder preached like he had never been sick and we were very glad to have Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Martin to worship with us Sunday. ' *"Last Slfidttay was a very high Jay at St. Luke. Rev. H. H. Gar. nianv. pastor began his revival meeting at 2:30 o'clock, Rev. J. R. Bedenbough preached a noble sermon. At 8:00 o'clock the Rev. ' L. P. Vance preached and another wonderful sermon was heard. The meeting was conducted by Rev. B. C. Cunnirgham, pastor of the Providence circuit. Rev. and Mrs7 J. P.- Curry and two children "brolce the record in picking cotton picking 12 hundred and 17 pounds from 6 a.m. till ?:30 p.m. in one day. ? ~ THE MINISTERS WIVES ALLIANCE NSWS 7 A meeting of the closrvg of a two months' vacation of tn? Ministers Wive8 alliance, was helrL.aL the home of Mrs. M. L. McClellan, Pine street, Columbia. At the appointed hour, the meeting was opened with Mrs. D. A. Dillard, presiding, the President, Mrs M. L. DucketL being unavoidably detain? at hom^ for a short time. At the close of the devotional dxercisqs the pfleMdenjt aifrived and continued the work b?gun._by.. Mrs. Dillard. The minutes of the meeting were dispense with and other business matters promptly atterde to. ... Quite a number of the ladies wefre present and as there was no special business of* any impor-tartce the ladies entered into a very pleasant and socila evening after which a y very delightful course consisting of tempting delicasres served by the hostess. The ladies alwayst have an enjoyable time at these meetings and they serve as a recreational period in aacVi mnntli Out next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. R. C. Chappelle 1208 Harden street, October 20th, at 5 o'clock p.m. Business of im-^ port<'inee will bo attendedto. Mrs. M. E. Lowery, , reporter. saint jambs A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. Hale B. Thompson, P?etor Abbeville, N. C.?I>arg? crowd; were in attendance upon both the morning 4nd evening 8orvice? oj^ the past Sabbath. The Junio ??' AN A Dedicated to Staff and Ti? By L. M. Finch, An , In distant lands fa? My thoughts might - ? ?**>-*>?< ' wnj.dj. Qfijt Foi acrts and seeds Win forever hold y Ajnd each day I'll in To me, my work st Forgetting the triflt There was so much That oft times wish As the beautiful sui My hopes grow bt ij ?Because 1 am hap pi For you were so j?r ' " Vuui I'Vfery interest In unknown p. ejects Planted seeds of lo\ <" That will sprout and I reluctantly left yo .Was not done bocau But many a time a*s We hear a v-ice sth 1 ... . If bv champ Don't hesitate, act, < 'For when t*vcr'you' Stop, count 'the bios; - Now, meekly and ki ?? -- What a~delij.rh.tful' p "And.sinct* no longer I am sure God will choir sang throughout the day a: the musi.e was most apnronriat '.'Some Characteristics -of a ?Fo<r and "Spiritual Laborers" were t subjects from which our past liv*Tcd the morning and cv. messages respectively. ?? I Gripping interest was* given t< both of , the.se, jiifnngf'fi .Mtrrrr \Villiam and Booker Thompson 'ac j cepted the invitation for churcl connection at the morning and .ev ening service3 and were a*signe< to tho class of Mr. B. J. Pruitt The special service sponsored bj the Wide Awake club was quite-t SUCCeSS. Rev. Thnnm. Ts'ilfrn.^ hi3 choir and people of B'ethe Baptist church rendered ,a very ir teresting service.6 This club ha; reached lt'n i ?cigTTTT: goal. * ?The Sunday jtihuul conlll.ue- it'i PIN(Kvrv^~ UNDERTAKER AND U . SOUTH CAROLI> 1006 WASHINGTON ST. To r ^B9V^9t?aV^eI* Examples of one-way fares from Columbia, S, C.: *^? NEW YORK $15.12 9 PHILADELPHIA 12.87'2 WASHINGTON . ..j.. 9.55 P RICHMOND 7.20?? TAMPA 10.507J ST. PETERSBURG .. 11.30 MIAMI 13.60j( Similar fares to other points from your local ticket agent,>r consult J. L. Carter, D.P.A. I Seaboard Office, Room r Arcade, Phone 3821 Columbia, S. C. r>r" ^ J lNSWER linees of NVA Ke? Tr. Project \nswe. t<> "Another You." , far away. roam from cay to da v. ? ''??" -"i ffintiturli hull II of kindness I've town ou dear in memories sincere lagirie y??u'iv--here instead' of "there. . H emed quite limited 1 am sur?, s I'smiled to endure, ?" more, I desired to have done I e :, 1, wit., two instead of one. < .1 n kisses the -sweet morning d(A\, , I rhier and ?-wpgr h"i mi" nnv I er *sint'e I lah.ojvi i with you; I ateful foj things- 1 t; <ed P1 ,l" . B and. cooperation -pure wy strove to procure; . ,. ;d and kindness most tiup I grow en eh day I am sure. a * u, another c<rurse to pursue, se I was weary with you, . we travel- life's way k--, " - r~ r 71 ak, "not tomorrow, act today." J dee whispers to -yo^ God directs what tl do. ' . re discouraged'and. sad, sitljjjs you have- arid had. . ' ndiy?I-vt?tried-V) Sly"" ~ eriod was my entire stay I am with you' each day, son i just- another your way. work with increased interest ano ha^ pr'pared its'If to make it's usual . contribution to the annuaj ? - rconference budget. Ail plans hav* ht-.-r. ?for?a?trtty wldt"7 . program which shall hQ_held nr. ?t ' iTexf^Strhonv nigh''. under join stipe wis Jcrn of tb1- stewards' an trustees^^iar^^,^?^? "\T7m. - ?< ?. w-.u vuius rec.nuy ejected i s.tate senator and teacher of the . i Bible class at Central Methodiit j church will be the principal speak. e-. This program is expected to - __ attract much attervtinrt and at. - ten/iar.oo h'.cnn^a?of??Cuitis? j popularity in teaching the Sunday school lesson each Sunday over the radio. Our pastor made fc 5 F strong appeal for united effort and ha-d work jp preparing f<%r > the anr.ual conference. X^SftAt-HOME CENSED EMBALMER OF . 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