Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Page LAURENS NEWS i ?? . . K Bethel A. M. E. Church r Rev. L. C. Butler, l'pstor ei The church is still moving with g the life revealing atmosphere of fi Spring. A large number was out Sunday. After closing a well jj taught and supervised Sunday school the pupils and members ot Bethel returned for 11:30 services. The pastor preached a heart ^ touching sermon. The theme was "Courageous. Leadership". Ev- e erypne enjoyed the entire services. At 3:30 the Rev. Ford and choir ^ < Announcing The Opening of RVT T MUN'C I?FCT ) ivjuu x i 1323 1-2 Assembly Street ?WINEING and DINING? * This is a remodeled and Modern Equipped Social Center Open from 12 Noon until ? -* H. Murray , and J. E. Clutts, Mgrs. I Here's dry c spruce up that yH plete satisfacti * jfii 1 AIX DRE V 2 Vl A,N HREi fjl 3 PLAIN I)RE! 1 1903 MAIN S Doughty Dr; I WELC( i ~zz?i-" I eAIN - % i i v s t Yes Shou T T & jj? My Family i* y d:oc*o:o:o:o:< v t There are man; % - of our best fri< V y If you cannot ; : y mg\ -The insu ?-practical; meth X family and yo y y five explain 01 y you. f TT i ; f Carolir t I ?? ^ It s Bottoi , ?? Than to N | CAROLINA LIF & ?? . .. .. ' i I> V rom Populad Springs came and' lev. Ford preached a soul stiring sermon which waB greatly njoyed. At doll contest was given at lethel on Thursday night. The srt prize was won by little Bety Jackscm second by little Ethe,'n Irby. Allen university's music deart accompanied by Dr. E. H. IcGill will appear in a recital on larch 14. Come and hear them veryone. Miss Esther Hall of Clinton \\a?be week etnd guest of Mrs. D. Sullivan.' Misses Maftie Fuller and E. i Yatts were highly entertained a' he home of Mr. Bennie L. Rice Saturday evening. Miss Helen Dendy spent the ,veek end with her family. Mrs. Irelia Pyles of Washing ;on, D. C.is visiting her mothei Mrs. Sarah Pyles. M isses Rosa Mae Shell, Kath-. ryn Iiby, Ellen Keeks, Ethelyn Irby, Betty Swindler,^ Flora Miller and Wilhelmena lrby motoren leaning service that will spring wardrobe with comon and at amazing savings. SS OR SUIT 40c 3S OR SUIT 75c SS OR SUIT __ $1.00 H AND CARRY T. ? 1110 TAYLOR ST. 5 DIVINE ST. y Cleaners 3ME TEA( YOU iiAY T 1 ild Anything t Me - Will Be Pre o >x>:o:oooo.oo<>.o^.ox>oo'oox>:ooo.oo.) y men that can safely s snds no doubt. But c s hie*h time thabvo -? ? vr? rtoa icf V-i/~k wiAci' J LA,. IVV/ > v LA, J 10 l/li^ od of finding- protec u, too. Let a Carolir io of our "home own* >a Life Ins Company r to Have It and Not T eed It and Not Have I E BUILDING C< "^r V ^ r to Fountain Inn Sunday. Whon in Lauraoa stop and dine with "Whitfield's"?the good food place. St. Paul Baptist Church Rev. L. B. Moon, Pastor Rev. Ezell of Jonesville was the pastor in charge all day Sundaq. Sunday school was well attended and Rev. Ezell preached two sermons that will not soon be forgotten. > In the afternoon the choir and quite a few members and friemds motored to Greenville to help celebrate the third anniversary as pastor of Pilgrim Rest church. St. Paul rendered an interesting program The Pulpit Aid enjoyed an old fashion quilting party at the' home of Mrs. Ella Cains last Friday night. Mrs. Mary C. Whitener represented the church, Sunday school and Missionary societies at the 4th District Group meeting of the , Baptist State cO>vv<jntion held at, Springfield church, Greenville last j Wednesday. Mr. John Mllle and Mr. Casper' "flrby were representatives from Rotky Springs church of this county. ? C unnnoiTrr vrwa TT V7V/1/I% V A A 11 AJ TT (J Trinity A. 3V1. E. Z. Church Our Sunday school opened at the usual hour withJSupt. and all teachers at their post gf duty. We were glad to have Rev! L. I A. Barber cue of our ex-pastors I worshiped with us Sunday and j Sunday night. Our Pastor, Rev J. A. Lipsey preached for us Shindav morning and?Rev. -BarT>er preached for us Sunday - nite. The sermons were enjoyed by all. Mr. and Mrs. Tiltonn Brewtor and Mrs. Beulah Brewton of Spar tanburg attended the funeral 01 Mrs. Sallie Downs here Sunday afternoon. \ ? Mrs. Eula Irby wishes to thank her friends for their kindness and sympathy in the death of her husband Crimes Irby also for the florals which? were so numerous. New Bethel News Rev. A. D. Duncan, Pastor Our Sunday setfool was fine. Mrs. Sallie Downs passed to the Great Beyond Feb. 21. She was in Cumberland, Va., with her daughter, Mrs. PearT Young. Th? remains were interred in New 1 Bethel cemetery. , Rev. J. C. Goode, officiated. Mr. Henry Fowler had the misfortune to break his leg. | Mr. Clyde Leak of Draper, N. C , visited his sisters, Mrs Rrew. torn and Mrs. Irby. 4 ? ******* :hers | ? ? j his? | Y: i iappen to f T >vided For % ? T To , 20.0:0:0:0; - ?! OOOOOOO; t V - t >ay this?some an you say it? T >u begin think-*" V y t common and > tion for your X la representa- V ed" policies to !> T T T T T f t urance I -1 _y t ? $ ^eed It V V t! ^ DLUMBIA, S. C. ! ?? ? *Jr~ THE PALMETTO LEADER That ST. LOUIS Woman is Coining To Town! Don't Fail To See Her! Maxine SULLIVAN IN ^PIY^ Tunes ^^nrr ^Jw^^BPLt?^f^!i*^^5iw A ? *V^M WITH ^ ~ ' * Dorothy LAMOUR ? Lloyd NOLAN Matty MALNECK'S SWING BAND Adm. No Advance ^ 15c -* in Prices t . ????? Awxo^?x>^owo:o:oo:o?mwc0^o?^x>x8acicomxa8^mcaa8???? Bright Sayint-3 ,& *|5| * I I 'Little^ bin^ tell yoiir^ mom that you ^j I want io get strung eiiuugu tu matte a h world flight and she ought to feed you hot~j| biscuits made with Adluh Flour 1 Welcome 2 r^i 1 - .. r~r^ i j I r almetto l eachers j We are happy to have ycu in a | Columbia If we can serve- yon in any way | pVase call on us. s | SILVER'S I 5 o* 10c Store | 1546 MAIN ST. COLUMBIA, S. C. ! | South Carolina's Leading Variety Store I % ' c . ' ' ' 'I CAMDEN NEWS The Kirkwood Community E ble class met at the home of M and Mrs. Register on Feb. 21 an a very nice refreshment w served. The meeting wag ope ed up by the Moderator, Rev. J. ' Gipson. Scripture lesson w read by Mr. Gussie T. Jones aft the reading, Mr. Register led tl class in prayer. Mrs. Serena B. Truesdale ma< a very nice talk an missionai I*. The class will meet at the hon of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Williams < Feb. 28. CARD OF THANKS The family of Mr. J. L. Crc land, wishes to express thanks their many friends for the flor uesigns unu Kinu expressions sympathy shown during our s hours. We are indeed grateful to IV TV T. Sbjpmnn fimaral-dirget*>e--f his kind consideration and coi teous service. Mr. J. L. Crosland, father Mrs. Annnie Crosland, moth Johnnie Crosland, Jr. Alie Crosland, brothers ~ MEMORIAL In sad and tender memory i my dear grandmother, Mrs. El beth L. Bright, who departed t life TuesdoY. March 1st, 1938, a m. One venr i'g" yuu lrff iiiv, We shall never forget that day When you were torn from \ arms of those who love you, To sleep beneath the silent cl You lived an nnsolfirh and nnr TTfe, A Christ-like life of love, .And I know that you. are happj In thht eternal home above. Grand-daughter, Carrie Louise Jenkins NEGRO HISTORY WEEK The radio broadcast Februi 7th was very good. Division of Recreation staff s per meeting Tuesday, Feb. 21 I 6:30 p.m. The music for i I " * was iumished by ur of the musical department. M Georgianna McMechen, director very effrciant. ST. TAI L BAPTIST ^HUR Sunday school at 10:30 a Regular devotionals at the us hour. Pleaching at 12:15. R I | WELCOME if {jfj^ a It's smart to he healthj x less you ARE healthy. X and strength?hard les; ? tlon of dullness. , So, ke ! by following simple rule: ; I tor's and your dentist's ; ;; on this modern drug stc ; J carcfn'ly compounded pr Oak Stree I:: w. a. si 2230 Gervgis St., Cor. ( L 4 4 i . i. j;; prescrip Saturday, Inarch 4, 1939 ST.^AMES A. M. E. CHURCH ji- Asheville, N. C.?"Wash me and ^ ( >. I shall be whiter than snow", was st the. text of Rev. C. A. Stroud on as Sunday morning, n- Rev. Stroud said that David P. was asking God for another as chance and as soo-n as the proer phet had delivered the message, he David began to see himself as he was. He also said in part that de there are so many people in the-" y- church who once filled an imporne tant office, some stewards, truson tees, stewardesse that once filled the front pews, but were now in the rear of the churcH.'waiting the jg opportunity for another chaiico, ^ ^ and they too ciy out like David 1 "Restore unto me the joy of thy ? ,s" salvation". Showers of spifitual blessings were witnessed by the congregation as Rev. jStroud I 01 being led by the Holy Ghost fed us with manna from on high. On Sunday afternoon the Sen- * ir- ior and Junior Missionary socie ties" met "jointly at the church. ir' The Junior President, Mrs. Iola Kiikland piesided over the meetJiw << *9 , >The Juniors sotm to have taken on new life under the leadership of the ir ve y efficient president, Mrs. Ki:kland and are working very enthusiastically to make their soc iety a success, jza The hour of the-. Sunday school his has been changed from 9:30 to ? > 9 1 o'clock and a larger number of i the adults showed their presence | and took a lively interest, in the _1_ discussion of the lesson. I On Sunday night Rev. Stroud the preached another spiritual s?rmon from St. John^ l5:4 "The Mystical ay. Vision Between Christ and His Church". . . ftri After the sermoru Booker T. Thompson connected himself with the church and was bidden by theV pastor to be steadfast and unmovable and hold to God's unchanging hand. ?-. We are looking forward to :. Men's Day on the second Sunday in March, The men will have complete control of the entire day and 'are hoping they will be vic*ry torio-us financially over the wo- - J men. up ! Bertha M. Caldwell, reporter. at 1 the A. Bailey preached the sermon iit$ from the text Luke 10:30. iss 1 The Usher Board met at 4 p.m. is At nlight again the pastor gave i an interesting message from St. 1 Matt. 5:15. " CII We regret the passing erf one of our members, Mr. Boston Batm. tie. ual The PTA rendered a program ev. o,n Feb. 27th. k I - I S UIT E DI I for Business f | In the business world?where 1*1 appearance c-ounts for s|o ? much?it's important to look your best, without frills. ? Here are suits designed strict- { ** ly for the business man? { smartly tailored, expertly { stvled?and marie tin of snec r . ially selected fabrics of rich *?* imporfecT patterns. *?* $25.00 j ' NEW HATS I $2.95_ up T" Y i Hope Davis | I " riiACHERil ^ , ?? | I r?and you can't be smart un % Sch, olv|ork requires energy sons can't stand the competi- x ep your health up to standard j* s of hygiene?follow your doc- $ instructions carefully and rely $ ^ ?re for fresh quality drugs and X ascriptions, } t Drug Store | RIRLINCv, MGR. i )ak St. Phone 21344 ? TION DRUGGIST ... r X*. ?< . J