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The 28th session of tV>? Pnlniot
to African Methodist Episcopal
Annual Conference hold in Morri.
Brown Church. Charleston iasi
week was said to be the best ir
its history. Rev. R. I. Lemor
made an everlasting name for him
self m the reception given the del
:?egwtes, and his?good?takers wtn
members stood by hm one hundrec
per cent. Brshop J. S. Flippei
was kind to the presiding elders,
ministers and lay members, am
his praise is bcrng sung in-Ohar.
leston by eyery dencm matron
Mrs. S. L. Flipper, wife cf tin
Bishop is loved and greatly es
teomed by everybody in the low
country. They say she is not onlj
the first lady of our ehurch in thi:
State, but really an affectionafi
luuwici ivi, uuirii i?nn."cv:t n unu i<n
ty of our church in this State. The
ordination sermon by Bishop Flip
per Sunday morning has been tin
talk of the city ever since.
Visitors.
A large- numb'er or vislMMs fi'blll
in and out of the State ntUnnk'L
the session. Among: them were Dr
D. H. Stanton of Atlanta, who do.
livered a masterly address to the
Conference; Revs. ?E. F. G. Dent
E. A. Adams, W. J. Robinson, J
C._ Quatles, Samuel .Nance, B. F
Hildebrand, E. A. Parker,- Jesse
E Beard, L. L. Farmer, I. \V. Wil
bcrn, A. P. Spears, J. S. Cos, L
?7 A. Wells,.-presidrnjr-ciders- and tlw
pasfems were Revs. J. M. Jackson,
P. H. Gray and many others.
?Among'the city pastors was Rev,
J. C. Dunbar, who delivejod a veiy
S. H. Scott, J. F. Henderson, who
spoke words of welcome, R. E.
Brogdon, W. M. Deveaux, R. S.
?Lawrence;-S. R. 'Higgirrerf?
Mitchell, B. F. Bradford, T. O.
Mills, H. R. Hughes, J. C. Mack,
John Tolbert and a host of others.
Drs.- T. J. Miles, J. L. Benbow and
J. E. Thomas, presiding elders of
- the Conference were real fine .in
dealing with the minister,, of their
districts. The annual sermon by
Dr. W. B. L. Clark of Georgetown
was a masterpiece..and Rev. W. T.
Murray immortalized himself with
, the missionary sermon. Dr.- L. II.
Hemingway, our new Church Extension
Secretary made the hit of
his life in speaking to the Conference._Dr,
CL_.E. Steward o f
Virginia also made a wonderful
impression. Dr. T. J. Miles rs our
candidate for the bishopric in l'.MO
and we mean to stand-by him until
he re elected. Everybody is talk
ing abftut ,Dr?E?Li?MrGjll's ad.
dress on educational night. He
stirred his audience* from- the pul?
pit" "to the door. Many thanks to
our Palmetto Leader suDsrribers',
The rest of them have promised
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join your friends at th'e
TAKEINTHE FAIR .
PALL SHOPPING.
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, We will ask the Manager not to
cut off any until all the" ConfOT'
enees are over.
? Bishop J. S. Flipper, D. 'D., of
! Atlanta. oreachid the ordination
I.Himun at Mewij D>own ahwneh
hole Suclay, closing the Palmetto
Annual Confeence of the African
I Methodist Episcopal church.
} Thc^ lunge auditorium of the
^ church was crowded to its capac|
ity, with hudreds standing on the
i utsidv. The religious services beJgan
ivith the conference Sunday
" school conducted by Rev. E. Philip
Eltis.. Dr. D. H. Stanton, of AtI
lanta,. who" represents the Ameri"r
J can Bible Society, together with
I the presiding ejders of the conferijence.
assisted the bishop in the
ci_ordiiiafivH services.
Bethel church, Georgetown, was
; chosen the sent of the next annual
' nference. There were several
' changes made* in the pastoral as'
signments. Rev. J. C. James was
' ninuvfd from Ehenoaer church of
;:this city and assigned to Mount
Pleasant.
;j Rev. P. N. Wilson, df St. St.* h
jen'.s church, Georgetown, comes
here to Ebenezer. Rev. C. A. WilI
hams was sc#it to the fianwav cix
TTTTt from the Mount Pleasant pas
t rate. Rev. W.B.L. Clarke, P. D.,
-1 formerly llw paslm nf-'Dethel, of
rCi'orgi'tinvn. was transferred to
. the Columbia conference, and Kev.
. S. Chimin to tliq Northeast eo'nfer
once. Rev. L. D. Gamble, of Gnp,;\vay
circuit, was sent to St. Steph.
cn.V station, Georgetown.. Andrews
. v;>.- made the seat of the electoral
. c "!'<"to, which meets m Mareh to
i Vet Ipy delegates to the general
, conference of 1940. Ministerial as
-:-r mepra are as follows:
'I Kingstrce district, Rev. J. L.
'I tort' St. Luke, E. Philip Ellis;
I Fi ances Brown, Sampson Brown;
;Si. FuEtrrr^ortlr Chm'leuton, JtG^
I Murray; St. Andrews', G. H. White
j Jehovah, J. T. Broughton; Indhui\v
E. P. Butler; Johnsonville,
i A. R. German; Lake City, Dr Wr
I Washington; Kingstree, S. M.
{Hughes; Beulah, to be supplied;
; Gapway," C. A. Williams; Gourdine
! R. A. Brown; St. Paul, Silas Mrd*
Jdleton; Moncks Corner, W.W. Mur
| ray; Great Ph.tisa.nt, W. F. Wag|ner;
Lane's chapel, J. E. Davis;
St. Stephens, Chappelle McClary;
St. Matthews," H. Murphy; Black
; Uak, J. S. _.Jo.b.0.son;_ Middleton
chapel, Antrum Rpddin; confer!
(nee branch president, R.L. Brown
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L,. B. Owens, Mayor
-Councilmen?
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ii'htvict president, M. B. Benbow;
(district missionaries, N.J. Taylor
and S. L. Thomas.
(ii|iii,|,i'tiiwn dst'VC B'-n.' T .T 1
Miles, presiding elder; Georgetown,
Bethel, to be svoplied; St.
Stephens, L. D. Gamble; Diekersoa,
J. H. Bryant; Bethel Pee Dee
K. L. Gary; Williamsburg,
-at- Pn.il J. C. Willianvs;
West Andrews, C. Lewis;
- -Snrrtoty-J.-W. Wor.tr.n; Blark Min-.
inf. R. M. McClam; Waecamaw( F.
C.\ Kmlock: Sampit, Frank White;
PlnemingUale, F. S. Atwocd; Black
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aturday. You're invited to C
j Colored Fair.
7. VISIT YOUR FRIENDS . .
f the Fair, is the Football class
<i UNIVERSIT
versus
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'River, M. B. Gathers; Winyah, G.
Washington; Arnett and Zion, T.
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Friendship, M. Hudson; Graves
and Andrews, John Moyd; Anandale,
T. W. Brown; Johnsonville,
VV M H.-onm- Snnrl)! Iclnr/i T? A
Thompson; Warsaw, Joseph Dorsey;
disti-ict president; F. Wilson,
i Mount Pleasant district, Rev. J.
E. Thomas, Jpfresrding elder; Char- (
leston, Morris Brown, R.I. Lemon,'
Ebernezer, Nassau street, D. N.
Wilson; St. Philips, Henderson St.]
David Scott: Cain chanol Wpet
street, ID. Scott; Mount Pleasant,!
J. C. Jamil3; Olive Branch, C.S.J.
Mollctte; Holy Trinity, F. Single*|
ton; McClellanville, W.T. Murray; |
South Santee, J. H. Hamilton;
Howard and St. Peter, J. C. Mack
. Robinson, F. L, C. Bonneau; Un-1
1 ion and St. Jamos, W.M. Taylor;^
Buck Hall, Edward Hutchinson;
Jamestown, Isaac Maior; St. Thomas,
Ulysses Lark; Ebcnezer and
Mt. Zirn, Jacob Wi'lsonT~Mt. Ziin
and Nebo, William Jackson; Codes
villo, D. L. Johnon; Calvary, J.P.
Waring; Mount ITblTy, Theodore
Green; district president, V. r E.
Murray. ^
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EXCURSION !
g A ir A?HT ^.T?A?? t
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Hero's the opportunity to preview
some of the world's foremost win-;
ter resorts?at Seaboard's dracticallv
cut fares. Enjoy their fascinating
beaches, see their many*
renowned beauty spots over thisj
big week-end. Plan your trip this
Lv av?in sneed. safety, comfort.]
Bis savings in transportation
costs?more moner and time for
recreation.
Hound trip fares to?
SAVANNAH ..... $1.50
JACKSONVILLE _____ 2.T5XT
TAMPA ? 6.00
?ST? PETERSBtfRO ? 6:00
W. PALM BEACH 6.50
MIAMI _____ 7.50
Children 5 and under 12 half fare.
Tickets sold for all trains October
28, 29, and 30 except No. 107. Returning
leave as late as evening
trains Monday, October 31. Tickets
good in coaches only. No baggage
checked." No stopovers allowed." j
Ask "Seaboard Agents "ifor Details.
J. L. Carter, DPA.
Phone 3821
\X Personal Attention to Prescriptions ? Only Purest Drugs Used I
x _ Lowest Prices, Quality Considered. e
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1 COLLEGE INN? pA
Gc'ad Place to Eat for Discriminating Tourists I! j
CLEAN AND COMFORTABLE ROOMS . ? > 3
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1609 PARPEN STREET COLUMBIA. S. C. ]'> !
jjj Across the Street from Benedict and Allen7-7 . 1
| THE CLAUDE E. CREASON AGENCY j
I REAL ESTATE RENTALS INSURANCE j J
E "THTT.' T.APCF.ST 'AND TlTVFRT IN TUB STATE" j
Q 1232 WASHINGTON STREET PHONES 4382?4883 ?
? Properties Bought, Sold, Exchanged j
Properties Leased, Financed, Developed i
See M. J. WATSON
? 1114 PINE STREET for bargains in property for Colored people 2
jQ Houses in all Sections of the City
WEE K-END SPECIALS |
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j Waverly Esso Station " i
* Standard Oil Products ^ 5 1
fij Corner Taylor and Pine Streets Phone 9206 jjj
CARS WASHED - f j
AND GREASED ^"C
? We sell Atlas Tires, Tubes, Batteries and other AccceeofeiM j ]
I OUR SPECIAL BEGINS FRIDAY AND CONTINUE j. j
THROUGH THE WEEK-END j
ALL WORK GUARANTEED ?: J, j
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WELCOME 1
; VISITORS j"
TO THF! Ei
; S. C. State Colored Fair ;
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j_?For-More Leisure Time to He-?\
lax and Enjoy Yourself, Relieve
(Yourself of Baking Problems By j
Going to?Your Grocer To day j
J~ and Order A Sack of ADLUH~j?
11 able- 1 ested Hour.
ADLUH Table-Tested Flour is the-j
Best Popular Priced Flour on the South \
Carolina Market. |
Try a Sack To-day and Be Convinced ij
j Milled In Columbia By |
I /\uen oros. milling a^o. j
SOUTH CAROLINA'S LARGEST L
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UMBIA
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ffort is being made to make your visit to
and the State Colored Fair a most eni6i
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ia is a genial host not only Fair Week,
week in the year. You'll always find a
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