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SHILOH A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. R. J. Jefferson, Pastor
At the morning service our pa
"tor brought us a gredt and soi
stirring n ej?age. Subject "Th
Holy Ghct Power, the Suprem
Need' in Every Church". Eac
was made to feel the presence c
this great power and went awa
rejoicing." ?
"TAf {He evening services th
Missionary so"clety had charge
Agfttn?Rev.?Jefferson Brought
forceful Missionary sermon. Sut
ject Jesus Christ, the World'
Greatest Missionary.
The A. C. E. League has bee
reorganized and is very much c
live, rue officers elected for th
Vear are: Mr. Leroy Amaker, pre
ident; Miss Stacy Waiters,V.-Pre
Miss Catherine Waymcn, Sec
Miss Mattie Mao Wilborn, Ass
Sec.; Miss Esther Johnson, Treas
Mr. Garlington, one of our teach
fhn a^visnr My Gariing
ton HQeds to be commended fo
the very fine interest. and th
splendid help 4io is giving: in help
ihg .in the trailing: of our younj
people. He is_roallv mi asset?t
our church mid community. S
few of our young men teacher
manifest this inteerst.
The Junior choir under? the?di
rection of Mrs. ?^farie Wilbori
with the assistance of Mr. Garl
ington are.planning great things
Miss Dorothy Haiglor a studen
of Voorhees N. and I. school wa
compelled to lynv" <ohn"l on ^*e
count of illness. Her many friend
regret this, but are delighted t
see Her out again. ' ?
Mr. Jake Ilanton is among th<
shut iiis this week. We wish fo
him a speedy recovery. ,
We were very much plonand h
have Revs. B. J. Hodge and J. W
Demore worship with us in thi
evening services on Sunday. Rev
Hodge is a member of the Wat
eree district;- .
Miss Mary I.ou Williams am
Alcin Maceo Anderson wen
united in holv wedled,- S"t""diy
evening. .Tan. 21 at the home o
the bride's parent*. Rev. M. J
Sunipter. pastor of the groom, of
ficinted using the ring ceremony
The bride is the daughter of Mr
and Mrs. \V. IT. Williams, ?a gradi
?> ate of State A. & M. college. Sin
is a member of the teaching stall
in Scotts high school of Summer
ton. ,
Mr. Anderson is the son of tin
late Or. R. R. Anderson and Mrs
Mamie I.ee Anderson. He is i
graduate, of Allen university am
for stveral years has been princi
pal of ^ln> high school at Summer
ton. We wish for this couple i
very successful and happy sail.
Fdtt'owing the ceremony a re
ception was given. Many am
useful were the present's given
?The? couple Trft?immediately foi
Summerton. where they will mak<
-their-honTC.
Mil I.KR CHAPEL
A. M. K. Citl'RCH
Rev. I.. (I. Bimman. l'astor
Newberry. S. 0.?Last Sundnj
was known" as Missionary daj
with the. members" and friends o:
Miller Chapel S.S. at its best
At 11 :od The Missionary pro
pram was opened. Rev. Mrs. M
C. Harpravc of North Carolint
spoke from the subject: Drownei
in ?be Atmosphere of Satan. A
3:30 she lectured on What is Lift
and How May 1 Make it Worthy'
It was. full of information. A
7:30 she npain stirred the conprt
?? pation with her messape. She f
0 eood speaker-and pospel prencl
or. The rally \\ as" pood but oi
Rev. Bowman continued the rail;
urun inev report.
Schedule was road Sunday giv
ing each department of the ehurc!
a night for entertaining his or he
board and elub." Theso depart
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|? Riven the little girl who rep.
*t* tho hiphest amount. Other
A' uahle Prizes will he piven.
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X CAROLINE HARRIS
$ DOROTHY PHELPS
X HELEN L. DELAINE
{ BERNICE DELORES HILLE
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X AI.VA NELSON
A MARIE COLES
X LILLIAN MEETZE
A FRANCES OIL BERT * .
X CONNIE LONG
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menu will have someone to en
terUin them on their night eithe
by preaching- or lecturing bogin
3 ning, Feb. 6th.
il Rev. Bowman has been .chose
e by Uncle Sam for Chuplain at th
e C. C. camp ten miles east of Ne>
h berry and last Sunday afternoo
if was his tirst visit there. He rc
y ported that he was greeted wit
?I^^ery hearty? welcome- anj tha
,e Prot. Parker has things well i
j. hand. Hereafter he will visit th
a camp every second and fourt
>- Sundays.
s The third Sunday of Februar
is the rally day and Rev. Bowma
n 'is making great preparation t
i- entertain the citizens of the cit;
e both white and colored. An ex
s cellent program is promised,
a Rev. Bowman is the circulating
manager of the Palmetto Leftde
t. and he prevailed with the publish
er to give-the subscribers a dis
i- cou.it lor tnirty days an over tn
U.S;? The dispensation is off o:
r the first and he will visit the of
e figee next Mondaty. All who fai
i. to renew your subscription by the
^ your name will be dropped. Sen
^ for your paper at once and rea.
s the best Negro paper publishe
HANNAH CIRCl'IT
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f Key. 11. K. Young. Pastor
s .
"" The first quarterly conference
^ of the above circuit was held a
Lever Chapel A. M. E.' church
e Jan. 28-21'. Rev. E. AT Adams
r, P. K., in charge. He outlined the
J plans and business for the Jyear
I I hc conference then went into or
p" ganization. Mrs. L. A. McNarj
.J was elected secretary. Varioui
committees were elected^-to car
j ry on the work of the conferenci
e and II. B. Rikard was elected re
' pm trr ??
t | . Though Hi e " weather was in
| element the attendance was lnrg<
I and well received the presiding
?.,.i ..1 e. j.U_
.-4i nuii ii?c? 1'utns iur iiii* yi'ai
j The presiding elder seemed ti
? have been in the best of spirit
^ and handled the "conference in i
most Christian and business-lik<
? maimer. The financial side sol
. the conference was good. Haiv
1 nah circuit is in a class to itsell
' wheii it comes to paying dollai
moiuy as they go. The pastoi
i ha,| everything- nicely arranged
I The circuit was also called to
j gethei1 -for tlTe'"'purpose of elect'
ing a delegate and alternate tc
f the electoral college. And aftei
e ike-business-of-4be conference wa
over the presiding elder retiree
j from tho chair and the pastoi
'^toek charge after due notice b?
ing'given, and the election was a:
| follows. H. B. Riknrrd -was elect
; e.i delegate without any opposi
tion and Mr.I Loyal McNary wai
' elected alternate.
"i Sunday morning tho Sunda'j
sehool was tine, being taught bj
i ine pastor -ajia commended on a'
1 the close by.the elder. He always
* gives the hearers something t<
, think over, that is helpful,
t j The services were fine. The el
?dor took for his subject: "Sel
( Dedication**! He preached an in
1 i tcresting- sermon that evervbod
t ] ?st'i'TTTTT! to'-Tuwe 'enjoyed. Ther
y, is.no way for our church to fai
j with the host of good minister
" and laymen standing behind ou
r good bishop and other righteou
. causes, etc.
y and Dramatic Club
iSENTS
alse Program
VXD
?oll Contest
5ITY AUDITORIUM
February 3rd
> OX LOCK^ is
and Win Valuable Prizes
ational and Entertaining
Miss It!-,
10- Cents
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THE PALME"
I- ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCHI
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Asheville, N. C.?After the usn
'ual preliminary our Castor, Rev.
e Calvin A. Strand called the at*
tention of. the congregation .to I
Kings 18:24, theme "Choosing a
h God". The spirit^ of God was
* wonderfully manifested upon the
" congregation as the pastor spoke,
h On Sunday night, Rev. Stroud
preached again from Numbers
y 14:24, theme "Tht. Winning Min
nority'1;?Rev. StfVud "UVow " the'
attention of the audience as he
preached with power divine. The
church seems to have taken on
8 new life numerically and spirit1
ually under the leadership of Rev.
Stroud, our new pastor,
e Plans have been made in a large
n way for the observance of "Foun*
tier's Day". The entire church
il .
nas been turned over to the wo
n
men to sponsor the program for
rr-titer"ocrasionT TbfaT amount raisd
e(J for the day was $40.15.
'! Of*M-:BtuThir-RrXaTnw^~
__ _ reporter. ??
WAVERLY P. T. A.
Thursday night at 8 o'clock
February SUh the Waverly Parent
p Teacher association will have its
. regular monthly meeting at the
school.
This meeting should prove of
i, special interest to all patrons and
e friends of the school. At this
meeting a picture of Mr. \V. A.
--Perry, funnel?principal of the
school, will be unveiled. An npf
propriate program has been plan
s ned and will be presented by the
association in connection with the
ijnveiling. The speaker will be
e one connected- with our school ays
tern and one who knew Mr. Perrv
?well.
This meeting will bo the last
t regular meeting before the State
Congress of Parents and teachers
meet here in March. \Ve want a
. hundred percent membership to'
> represent our school. With your
help and cooperation, we can keep
-the?spfrnfrul" record that Waverly
1 has always had. We cordially in
vite all patrons and friends to atF
tend. . ? 1
. (Mrs.) Lottie Simmons, president.
CLINTON NEWS
r -The Bell street "Wildcats" won
i 1-. - . .
. u? vn-uun-uiroucr piave<i against
. Cowpcns Friday making- the .fifth
, straight win for the girls team
r" and the third victory of the sea5
son vrr the bovsT The next game
1 is a double header with GatTney!
which is a conference game. The
. girls hope to tiing home the viet
torv once- more. ? t ? i
. * Timothy Wadsworth of the sen
. ior class won the "Can You An-j
5 ?wer This" contest sponsored V.v |
_ th.> athleti'' y Mrm}
day morning.
The' Student Council is prepart
ing a program to celebrate Negro
s History week; they are also about
) to issue a paper for the school."
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TTO LEADER
| GREENVILLE NEWS
By Rev. W. M. Coleman
Little Joan the three year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.
Flemings returned home Sunday
after a three weeks visit with her
grandmother.
Mrs. Lillie Bell Chapman is at
home after visiting in WinstonSalem,
N. C. ?
Mr. A. H. Hendricks is visiting
relatives here.
The Ministers Wives of_,Greenville
and vicinity met at thtrhome
of Mrs. E. L. Stewart, Jan. 11th
and organized. Mrs. E. L. Stewart,
president; Mrs. Witherhpoon
vice-president; Mrs. W. M. Watson,
secretary; Mrs. S. E. Kay,
treasurer. The next meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. T. C. Chat
man.
I Mr. and Mrs. John Mills and
Mrs. Florence Mills of Laurens
were visitors here recently.
1 The Missionary Singing corner
tion held its last meeting with
Pilgrim Rest Bapt. church and a
shlendid meeting was rpporf^d ?
Mrs. C. C. Stewart is doing fine
. at this writing.
Mfr JT-BrTlunl, Mr. F. Safrles
L and Rev. Stewart motored to the
hrTTTon meeting Saturday.
I Thn \VViifo oli.K
(Ionia Bapt. church was delightful
ly entertained Thursday night
The next meeting will be at the
home of Miss Blanch Bowens. All
members_ure asked to bo present
St. James Holiness church S. S
begins at 1Q:00 a.m.; 11 a.m.
preaching; 8 p.m. preaching. Bishop
Strong will be in charge of
the services at night. The public
is invited to worship with them.
ML Emanuel?Baptst?Church?
S. S. was great. Rev. Elijah
instructed the Bible class. 0
At 11:30 the pastor delivered a
strong message. The services
were enjoyed by all.
At 7:30 a largo crowd was out
for service. The pastor delivered
_u?timely moor-ago?fcom?the?sub
ject: Get Acquainted with Christ.
The Circle -A. club was highly
entertained Monday night by Mrs
Willie Mae Young. We were glad
to see Mrs. Lewis out again after
undergoing an oper&tion some
"time ago.
The entertainment given by the
Willing Workers club Thursday
night at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Kilgore on Spartanburg St., was
quite a success. .
An Acquaintance Banquet was
viven by the Greenville Branch of
the X. A. A. C. P. at the Phyllis*
Wheatley Center, Jan. 17. The
pastors of the city and their wiv
i s v ere. nonor guests.
Prof. J. A. Brier, was toastmastor:
Rev. H. W. Stewart delivered
a welcome address awith response
T>y Re*. CT~F Gaudy. Several
made?short and spicy talk*.
- While speech making was in
prepress delicious refreshments
were served by Mrs. Bessie Sullivan
and her assistants on th?r-enterti'inment
committee.
The 'branch was given a fflTr
manent charter by the directors
of the N. A. A. C. P. on August
12. liWS. Prof. J.' A. Brier is the
president?and?organizer of the
branch and Mr. .7. A. Johnson is
the secretary.
Among the sick are: Mrs. E.
M. Goodwin, Minnie Gaston, Vinia
Aidist. Sam Blythe, Parker Evans
O. Pickett. Ella Smith, Pair Lee
MaBee. Mamie Gibson and Mrs.
1 DrvC
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>s or Man's Suit or O'C
sses or Men's Suits or
sses or Men's Suits or
>ns of 2 or more of the above
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jarantee their usual Hi
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Roseman Sampson.
Sterling hi 11-B senior class is
presenting a play on thej!3th in
' the school'auditorium. Admission
16 and 25 cents. ' The play is entitled
"Hob-gobbling House".
MT. MORIAH BAPT. CHURCH
Rev. C. H. Pickett, Pastor
""TTparlahburg, S. C.?At morning
service Dr. Pickett preached from
the subject "The Need of a Tea1
cher". The sermon A'as well deI
livered.
At 1:00 o'clock the funeral of
Mr. C. Jenkins was held. The eulogy
was delivered by Rev. J. S.
,1 Earle of Washington, D. C.,"the
II former pastor.
I At 3:00 o'clock the funeral of
| Miss Ada Cheeks was held. Rev.
I Pickett delivered the "eulogy.
I The RT1T nml n) tVio nenal Vinnr
I Evening worship was conducted
i' by the paster. Subject: "The
' Universal Fatharhood of God.
: The pastor and his wife spent
Monday out of the city.
Elder H,all, pastor of the House
| of I'rayer. will deliver a special
sermon to the people of Spartanburg
at Mt. Moriah Bapt.-ehurch
| Sunday afternoon, Feb. 12th, at
3:30 o'clock. You are cordially in
vited to hear him.
ST. GEORGE HIGH SCHOOL
M. A. Odom, Principal
With a loyal and cooperative
spirit, the students have obtained
^unds to purchase suits for both
the boys and girls basketball
teams.?hi?turn,?the?teams have
shown their appreciation by de|
feating Spririgtown 16-4; St. Matthews,
girls, 14-6; Texas, 21-4.
Beginning 'February 6, Negro
History week will be observed by
the presentation of several programs.
An interesting program
of the week will be conducted at
the regular chapel period by the
members of the tenth grade-American
Histnvv rlnSc
"Forever True", a Hli+ee-actj
I play, will be given by the faculty!
February 27, this play promises (
to be the best drama presentedthis
term.
The Claflin University Jubilee
singers gave a concert in the
school auditorium Sunday, Jan. '
29 at 8:00 p.nu- A packed audi |
' ence and "an appreciative crowd
was present to hear the singers. |
The Campus Lj^fe, tHe school
?paper, was?released?for?publica-'
. tioiv Monday. Jan. 30." The Janf"
issue is quite an excellent one and
the "staff is commended for such
a good paper. I
MT. ABEL BAFT. CHURCH
Rev. C. C. Stewart, Pastor
Anderson, S. C.?S. S. began at
the usual hour with n good atten
dance. Morning worship began at
12 o'clock with the Junior choii
I fui;nishing music. The pastor de
livered the message. The pastoi
who resides in Greenville was accompanied
by -Mr. J. R. Roberson |
hey were dinner guests of Mr. ana.
Mis John WroM-n
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Cash
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OToats Cleaned and P
OToats Cleaned and F
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, Sail
* IN MEMORIAM
In sad but loving memory of our
dear loved one, Mr. Thomas J.
Boyd, who departed this life on
February 3, 1938?6 a.pi.
Brother thou wast mild and lorvely
Gentle as the summer breeze,
Pleasant as the air of evening,
When it floats among the trees.
Yet again We hope to meet thee,
When the day of life is fled,
Then in heaven with joy to greet
thee,
Where no fare-well tear is shed._
Rev. and Mrs. Johnn D. Boyd.
parents
Misses Willie F. and Florence
Messrs. John D. and Samuel Boyd
V. Boyd, sisters
brothers
IN MEMORY y?
In memory of our husband and
father Mr. B. J. Waddy who departed
this life, February 6, 1938.
And one that' we shall never for- s
get.
? Out hearts atill ache with sad
I nesa,?? ;?
' Our eyes shed many tears,
i God' o: ly knows how we miss you
At the end of one sad year.
I The golden gates were opened
wide,
And angels from the other side
Welcomed our loved one home.
Loving and kind in his ways,
Upright and just to the end of
' his days.
Sincere and true in his heart and
.mind.
Gore but not forgotten.
Wife and t.'hildren.
IN MEMORIAM
In sad but loving remembrance
of our dear father, Mr. Hiram
Parks, who departed this life, one
year ago, January 24, Ifl.'lft.
J Today., recalls sad memories,
I Of a loved one gone to rest,
| And those w'ho think of you today
I A re those who love you best. t. "
^Although your soul is now at rest
And free from care and pain,
This world would seem like heaven
If we had you back again.
Father you have gone and left us
In this wide world alone,
But in heaven we surely will
meet you.
Somewhere around God's throne.
EFFIE PAJIKS, Wife
and Children.
VISIT 1?N LlVUJnt, S. -I*. .4
Miss Beatrice Reynolds, Mather
academy, Camden, spent the ^
* week-end with her college friend
Miss Bernice Sartor. Miss Reynolds
once taught in Union and
made many friends while here.
Mrs. Annie B. Gilliam and
friends of Trvon, N. C , att?nded the
Clinic- dance here "last Friday
night,
f - Mr. Russell Gilliam of Allen!
dale and Messrs' Bright and Chap- .
el of State college spent the week
end with Mr. Gilliam's grand
mother, Mrs. Sara White.
Prices
sading
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LEANING
Call For
& Carry-?&-Delivery
d . . 40c 50c
?75c?85c
'ressed $1.00 $1.25
these prices
waning at these prices
urday, February 4, 1939
SEVENTH WEEK
GREATEST SUCCESS
Evangelist Harvey A. Green, 17 f
yeai old "boy preacher" is apappearing
nightly before over
flowing crowds at Jones Chapel
A. M. E. Zion church, Rev. H. C.
Young, pastor. During the meet
ings many have "accepted the
Lord Jesus, as -their personaPSaviour
and scores have been "heal- "
ed of various diseases". Young
Rev. Green who came to Colum
bia in December will conduct services
at the church through next
week. Thursday night the "boy
preachers" subject v.ill b?: "The '
Bed is too Short and the Cover is
too Narrow". Friday night the
subject will be "Dry Bones in the
VaUey". ^ j
Boy Minister to Aid in Service
Saturday night, Feb. 4, from 9
to 10 the "Rev. Robert H. Wilson
14 year old, who has been in the Jt
ministry since he was four years
old, will deliver the sermon. The
service will have a double feature ~
with Evangelist Green conducting
a blessing service.
17 year old -bey preacher-will ap-?*
pear at the-First. Nazareth Bapt '
church, Rev. Downs, pastor.
Sunday night, Feb. 5th, 7:30 the
evangelist will preach at Jones
chapel, corner Sumter and Blossom
streets. - Subject: "The Hand
Writing on the Wall".
Late Show ^
SATURDAY NIGHT 10:45
TRADE WINDS" "
with
FREDRIC JOAN
MARCH-BENNETT
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Also Starting Monday
PALMETTO
Madaip Wright y
PALMIST AND ^A^VJSOR
The first time in your City, County
ot* State. Look for the name.
9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Days & Sundays
l*r awajr they
uft M may be- She
^ _ Em npvpr f?'1^ to. .. ?
bring about a *"
speedy marriage with one of your
choice, reunite the separated, discover
the earth's lost treasure.
Remember she guarantees t? Wing
about every desire and ambition
of your entire life, cast off every
obstacle that may be in your way.
White and Colored come and be
convinced. Price-within the reach ~ of
all; ~ f
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a
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Apply HOP 1-2 Washington St
Announcing The Opening of
BELLMEN'S REST
? 132S 1-2 Assembly Street
-WINKING AND DINING1'his
is a remodeled and Modern
Equipped Social Center
Open from 12 Noon until ?
Hv Murray
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NEW
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Exmple fres from Columbia:
New York $12.92 ,
Philadelphia 10.67 j*
Baltimore 8.30
Washington 7.35 & |
Portsmouth 5.65
Richmona 5.40
Jacksonville 4.75 {
Tampa 7.95
Mt. I'mtsburg 8.50
West Palm Beach 9,25 ,W
Miami n 10.25
Watch for the announcement of
the "Silver Meteor" Streamlined
Stainless Steel Coach Train.
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Arcade Rldtf,, Phone 3821
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