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Saturday, May 6, 1989 . - COKESBURY NEWS St. Paul A.M.E. Church R?v. S.F. Barksdale, Pastor r 1 Our Sunday school attendance Js increasing each Sunday. Rev. Barksdale our efficient pastor with , his co-workers are endeavoring to bring things to pass. This being our rally day, the clubs reported j. _ ?&S. follows: Cokesbury club, B. F. Adams, Capt. $27.50; Robinson-, town, Eli^t Starks, Capt. $22.65; Freetown, W. M. Dixson, Capt., $16.50; Gogginstown, Sam Gog-1 gins, Capt. $10.85; Ridge, Oscar Miller, Capt. $10.40; Hodges, A. Saxon, Capt. $15.00; Young Folk,| Ferman Miller Capt. $4.35. Total $107.25. Visitors Misses Janie Fair, Abbeville, J. Lucile Fair, M. E. Lenhardt, Calhoun Falls. They were the week end guests of Miss Ollip TVfillpv REV. R. F. FOX PASSES AWAY Greenwood, S. C.?Rev. R. F. Fox, well-known minister and citi . . zen of this city, died in Columbia hospital last Saturday ranrjiirtpy ApnT22, after a lingering illness. His wife Mrs Amanda Fox, died i in January of th% -year. Although being ill his death was a shock to his family and friends. He was Q lnynl?Chriotian geutlcmtnT~~ah(r a sympathetic father. He was active in service until his health failed hiip several years ago. Funeral services were held from ? the Macedonia Baptist church on Monday, April 24, at 4 o'clock with the Rev. S. C. Campbell, of Anderson officiating, assisted by -? Rev. James D. Rui'kfel'. Surviving are two daughters, Misses Willip- and Nettie Fox; other relatives and a host of friends who mourn his passing. The?Aural?iteslgtis wer? many ~ . and beautiful. : The family is grateful ta tho friends for the many kindnesses shown them during the illness atxl death of their loved one. Also for the use of cars. ' Percival-Funeral home in charge with Mr. B. J. Sanders, Jr., manager. MRS. LTTLA BLACKMORE PASSES Mrs. Lula' Blackmore passed away at her home in Greenebcrro, N. C., Wednesday, April 19, 1939. The body was brpught home and funeralized Sunday, the 23rd, at the" Shady Grove A.. M. E. church of which Rev. A. J. Hodman is the pastor Many friends of the deceased accompanied the body here and spoke highly of the useful and serviceable life that she lived in Greensboro. She is survived by her husband, one daughter, a mother and fathr er, cme sister, two brothers and a host of relatives and friends. The grave was covered by a nf flntt'prs fnr whirh her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Young _ wish, to thank their many friertds. Mrs. Estelle Davis, her sister, is grateful^ to Mr. 0. E. Manigault, Jr., and'Mrs. Shellie Goins for the use of their cars. It is the prayer of the Young, family that all of their friends, who came in and expressed their sympathy will live long and enjoy the blessings of the JJeavenly Father. EDGEFIELD NEWS " The closing of the adult H. E. class was an interesting feature <yf our community last Friday afternoon and evening. This class was organized. November -16; 1938 and consisted of thirty students. After the organization they decided to take up "Housing as a unit" A kitchenr project was decided upon. Ah?the closing?April 28, an observation tour was made by the class and friends erf our school. Twenty-two kitchens were visited, furniture, utensils and other equip ment were arranged according to a studied plan. They were beautiful_ in every detail. Each student selected her own coIok scheme and worked out other accessories^ to match. The tour was made by automobiles, carrying fifty guests t9 see the projects erf the student housewives. Miss Mattie F. Pe-I gues Itinerant teacher-trainer of State college was <?ur honored guest and made timely remarks at the commencement exercises that woro *v% arlo nf f Tl O infill/. riLVUICg ngit liiuyv v.. class after returning from the tour. Open discussion in brary was the closing feature of the afternoon. At 8:30 p.m. the fallowing program was rendered: Processional, music, invocation, Rev. A. D. Dawkmar music; read-1 ing, Miss Polly McKie; poem, Miss Bernice Simmons; solo, "Miss Eleanor White; reading, Mrs. Effie A. White; reading, Mrs. B?Rsie Oliphant; rmisie; reading; Mrs. Frances Dunton; solo, Mrs. Louise Smith; reading, Mrs. Liyjan Cheat ham; remarks, Miss Mattie E. Pegues. Awarding of certificates ot merit. Closing. Members af the adult class: Lizzie Morgan, Mary E. Lee, Annie Burton, Lillian Cheatham, Mamie Baxter, Rosa Smith, Sallle Gray, Bessie Moseley, Gussie Oliphant, Sara Anderson, Mary Price Dorothy Blalock, 8usie Atkinson, Bessie Thompson, Lettie Kimball] Estelle Green, Vivian Green, Genie Greenr Effie White, Carrie Atkinson, Frances Dunton, Bessie 011? phant, Janie Smith, Savannah Smith, Iola Simkins, Maggie Carroll and IMary Simmons. The closing af Pine Hill school last week was well attended. Mrs. Bertha Shedrick was reelected for the next term. I Closing schedule of Edgefield acadetny: May 5, .play, One Min j 1910 Motto: "LIFTIN - PRO ?Oh TWENTY-NINTH ?Oh SOUTH CAROL! COLORED W DARLINGTON, MAY 5 , Theme of this Meeting: "BUILDING F( FRIDA i ? _ -4:00 P.M.?Executive COmnTiT iG. H.'Casley, So 5:00 to 7:00?Reception ~i 8:00 P.M.?Opening1 Program J ~ Mrs. Rosa Coone National Anthem?( Scripture Reading Invocation 1 Melody? ' Welcome Address ia behalf o Dr. C. B. ] i. 'Welcome Address in behalf c y Mr. S. I / Solo i Welcome Address in behalf of Rev. A. ) Welcome - Addrni-n in htVmlf nf i Response * Solo |. Introduction of Speaker , Address ' 1 i Rededication Service?(Conduct ' Remarks?Announcements Benediction. SATURDAY MORNI Miss Helen Mayo 1 Devotionals?Conducted by Mr Green Officers' Reports?Senior and Club Reports <? Business 2:00 P.M.?Luncheon?Mayo I 3:00 P.M.?Motorcade to Hart tertaining the F Kamalra Garden i SUNDAY MORNINf Mrs. Curleen Business Session Unfinished Business Ways and Means for Mainten; Reports of Committees sunday after: 3:0< Mis. 0. c. : National Anthem Invocation ? _ M\isic Introduction of Sneaker Address .. Pageant Solo ;. Appeal for Wilkinson Home - - Rally? ?-- . - . 1 Remarks Benediction ute to Twelve; grade 7. May 8 operetta, Wedding of the Flower grade 1. May 10, operetta, Slee] ing Beauty; grade 2. May 12, op eretta, Cinderella grade 3. Ma; 14, Sermon to graduates. May 15 graduating exercises. JOHNSTON NEWS \ , The faculty of the Edgefiel County Training school was high ly entertained at the home af th< Larkes on April 18. Dinner wa served during the afternoon. Ev eryone enjoyed a very pleasan stay At the Larkes. Those pres ent were: Professor and Mrs. R N. Smith, Misses P. M. Eagles, D J. Dixon, L. T Sewell, T A Spig ner .and L Rutherfgrcf. Mr. and Mrs. West Peterbark o Johiiston entertained guests fo nn Snntl?v Anril 93. Thf meal?was?enjoyed immensely b; all. Mrs. Peterbark made a chain ing hostess. Those present were Mrs. Mary Hill, Mrs. Harrison am Miss T. A. Spigner. The faculty and students ol Edgefield County Training schoo of Johnston are closing their scho astic year for 1938-39 beginning April 28. The Junior-Senior ban quet, April 28; Oratorical contesi May 3; Primary exercises, May 8 Adult exeicises, May 10; third ant fourth grade exercises. May 12 Baccalaureate services, May 14 Intermediate exercises, May 16 Senior class night exercises, Maj 17; and Commencement exercises May 19, Misses D. J. Dixon and T. A Spigner were supper guests of Mi and Mrs. James Daniels on Wed nesday, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bland and daughter, Grace visited relative: in iSaluda, on Monday. ST. MATTHEWS NEWS Sunday being the fifth Sunday everybody was engaged in the Un ion services. The union held its meeting at New Bethany Baptist church. Progressive union was held at Emancipation Baptist church. Quite a crowd attendee , both unions. The Moderator Rev David Mitchell of the Conque union reported one of the best unions in itg history. Rev. W. W L...' . -i 1939 G AS WE CLIMB" GRAM ' TUBANNUAL SESSION i* THE? AT A ITITrkTTT^ A mi/\XT n ii r rjL>riivA 1 iuix -OF? OMEN'S CLUBS -AT? SOUTH CAROLINA 6 , 7 , 19 3 9 )R THE FUTURE" Y, MAY 5 toe meeting at the home of Mrs. uth Main Street it St. James *M. E. Church r. Presiding ^ ? ? Rev. Wm, Howard Rev. D. F. Thomas f City of Darlington Edwards, Mayor f the Citizens ... . C. Drsher Miss L. M. Rogers the Churches J. Jenkins the Clubs Mrs. M. K. Howard Mrs. Leoma McMillan Mrs. J. L. Dickson Mrs._ Sadie Smith Mr, Allard Alston ed by Mrs.. Mary David NG, MAY 6?9:00 A.M. Usher,?Presiding Hrgh School s. Leah Thompson and Mrs. Hattie Junior Jigh School sville. (The 'Hartsville Club is en'ederation with a tour through and serving a luncheon) 3 MAY 7?10:00 O'clock Moore, Presiding ance 0/ Home ^ i \T OON-r-Liberty_ Theatre ) P. M. Disher, Presiding Rev. Wm. Howard ... Mrs. J. L. Dickson ? Mrs. Hattie Duekett __ Dr. E. A. E. Huegins Mrs. J. L. Dickson Mrs. M. B. Wilkinson !. Wine pieached the Missionary se s mon. pi Mrs. Henrietta Turkvan was fu - eralized on Sunday morning. y , Everybody's heart was saddene ?,: boys were drcrwned in the Lal< inmfly. .Tor Mntthnv i mill "Si'in Jenkinson. Twilight Social Club J By Mrs. Jemima Mitchell On Thursday night, April 27 th e Twi-light JEocial club of St. Mai s thews gave the biggest hit of th - season, their annual spring danc t at the school auditorium.. Th - doors were opened at nine o'cloc - with Misses Ossa Bell Addiso and Rhodie Hampton at interval - to greet the guests, pleasantl: The scenery of woods decoratio f with soft colored lights glitterin r over the hall caught the eyes c - the guests first. V Reginald Thomasson and hi 1 royal collegians from the S. ( ' State college entertained us wit * rhythm of soft sweet music fror start to finish. The soloist M ' Dugawse did his full part i ' crooning the latest hits of the sea son ana 01 course tne dance wcrul ' not have been completed If h " didn't croon "Star Dust". The clu ^ members selected "Deep Purple j as a special piece for them an | their guests. ?I Mi?s Hennie Owens who teache near Lake City, motored over fo the an.ipal affair and was aecom [ panled b yMiss Georgia Mae He i Cray. The members of the clu why had out of town guests wen Misses Ossa Belle Addison, Rhod ie Hampton, H. Owens and Annii Mae Spigner. Their guests wer Messrs John Barksdale, Earl Wil 1 liams, Basket and Milton Ginyar* ' all of State college. Some othe out of town guests present were Misses Fannie and Flora Fordhan Miss Haze, Messrs Leon Colemon - Theodore Dozier all of tiremgebnrj and Messrs Elliott and Dakers o | Columbia. LEXINGTON NEWS | Rev. I. O. Simmons, Pastor 1 Sunday was a high day at Beth el. At 10:15 the Sunday schoo was in progress discussing a verj interesting subject. At 1 o'clocl . the singing convention was hac ??? '1 THE PALMETTO jjB ADEft best. After the convention a circuit pew rally was had trr hehalf i of the Missionaries on the circuit. An accredited amount y.as raised. On. Sunday night the pastor mount , ed the rostrum and prwached a 1 very forceful sermon. This service ^ias 'n behalf of the missionaries also. The pastor was at'Mt. Zion on Sunday attending a rally a very successful affair was, had. The pastor attended the district conference sessions which convened at Little Mountain. He made a unique .report.. We were proud that our delegate Bro. J. Sewell was elected delegate to the annu al conference. ' Lexington Rosenwald school closed Wednesday with a declama_ tiorv contest by thp 8th-and 9th i grades. The "winners of the con- i -test were: 1st prize by Jesse A. Taylor; 2nd prize by fMattie Mae Black. !?upt. R. D. Derrick presented the certificates to uates. Sunday being the first Sunday all membei*V"hre asked to see their leaders. 4 ? Those on thesrck list are: Mis. lilla Drafts. Mrs Carrio Tiylnr, I Jonnio nnrl Til... \fn. tha Borstic. We are glad to say that little Costina Green is imprpving nicely after her return from the hospital. We are hop- < ing that all uf out' si(?k folk will , improve rapidly. BKNNF.TTSY" I B >1 WS "j This closed a week of successful 1 work in crur county both schools ? and churches. ' 1 < Prof. Zimmon, principal of the Brownsville?school;?Mtst~E. G.~ " McCollum, principal of Key school ' Mrs. T. T. Robinson, principal of I St. Mark school; Mrs. G. Kennedy principal of Lester school, reported a splendid school term arid closing program last' week Also rroi. L.asaine, principal-of McCali school. | The two unions in Mrlboro Co. reported a splendid session. The Pee Dee unicm at Saw Mill church; Rev. E. iM. Booker, pastor; Rev. -< A. J. Wright, moderator. This < union was an. inspiring session Rev. Mr. A. G. Drake preached the missionary sermon Sunday morn, ing. Prof. J. B. Drake, manager of the N. C. Mutual Insurance Co made an interesting^ speech of the annual insurance association held in Chester. He preached an inspir ing speech. Mrs. Hanna Broody Brown once ' a member of Saw Mill church, now < of Anderson is home to the de- t light of all. Mrs. Martha R. Makafesta returned to her home in Kingstreet after spending a week or more at home with father and sister Mr. - C. R. and Miss Mabel 'Reese. ] Sunday morning to the surprise of Miss Helen Codington, student at State college was her parents. Henry Crosland and sister Mrs. , Anna Dudley of the city, in Mr. ( Qrosland's new car, motored to State college. The students from . home were gjad to see sonie of the f home friends. , The reporter and Miss Olivia Wright were visitcrrs at" the Pee Dee union. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dickson of ] Society Hill, were in the city on , Sunday, house guests of Mrs. Jul itt Thompson.' ~ Mrs. Francis T. McKay of New i York City arrived home last week ? because of the illness of her mother, Mrs. Emma Tilmond. She is !r improving nicely and we trust 1 she will be able t</ be out to the n delight of all soon. Nurse Lillian MeCollum is out " again after a few .weeks of illni?ss Mrs. Missie McQueen died at home on Sunny Bank Sunday a.m. and was laid to rest Monday at j 2:30 at Sandy (5rove Bapt. church , Prof. Morris in charge. e Dr. L. |\r. MeCollum attended i the Medical association in Calum- i e hia last week passing through c Camden. He was accompanied 1? home for the Hweek end by his 1 k daughter, Miss Annette McCol- . n lum. ( 8 The adult teachers meeting was ] held Friday 0:30 a.m. at the home n of the reporter (Miss) Callie D. 1 & Sanders. Mrs. Sara H. Evans supervisor. presided. Mrs. Emma ] ;?D. Hanna and Miss SmUte joined ~ 's our project. This makes eight colored adult teachers in Marlborro h- county and evyrnoeistS HT9THO 1 n Co., and everyone is on the job to e r. blot out the high percentage of il- ^ n literacy in the county and state. . i- We are ready to rum five bus d loads to Columbia on tho 21 May. 1 e Deacon (Jreen of Columbia is in b the city contracting brick work, j " He is a part of Bennettsville now. v d ? BONNEAU CIRCUIT ? Rev. Willie Williams, Pastor r Sunday, April. 30 was a high s jj day for Mt. Carmel and St. Pec ter. Rev. Williams and Rev. W. i - W. Murray of Moncks Corner and c e Rev. D. L. Johnson of Coadsville circuit are in union together and b j Sunday was the day for Rev. Wil- fc r liams. At 11:30 Rev. Murray r : brought us a wonderful sermon that was enjoyed by everybody and c f at 2:30 Rev. Johnson brought us ~8 f another wonderful sermon. The b peoplc of the Bonneau circuit are proud of Rev. Williams for he has c his work well in hand. 7 The amount raised Sunday in n " meeting was $30.86. e j Mrs. Emma Tingman is on the ( sick list and we hop" for her an ? 1 early reccrver. I I ? ?'?? GEORGETOWN NEWS By E. J. F. Tuesday morning, May 2?Tile death angel has again entered the rank of Bethel A. M. E. church in the past four days and claimed three of her members. Sister Judith Waiters passed Thursday, April 27th. Funeral services were held at Bethel Friday 3 o'clock. She had lived to a ripe old ftge and was in ill health for years. Her passing was quiet and peaceful. Brother G?j&rge Barnes, a member of Trustee board of Bethel A. M. E. church took his flight to the celestial city, Thursday afternoon April 27th. His funeial services were held fr<*n this church 3:00 midst of a host of sorrowing friends and relatives. He assured his Pastor, Dr. Lawrence and others that he had nothing t<? fear and that he was trusting in the Frfard. ?? Program:?First hymn by choir "Asleep in Jesus"; first scripture Old Testament, Rev It, A. Thonip son; second scripture, New Testament, Rev. Lawrence; selection by choir, "He's the One"; ay the leader and brother M Richardson; obituary and telegrams by Prof. G. W. Howard; resolutions on behalf of the Trustee board by Prof. J. H. Beck Principal eulogy by the Pastor, Rev. R. S. Lawrence. Pall bearers were the trustees Those Ho mourn his passing are the widow, live children, three grandchildren, one sister and a host of other relatives and friend* Interment was -made in Bethel cemetery beside his mother and sisters. J. B. Broekington was in lhatge. Mrs. Belle Chism, another of Bethel faithful members was stricken on returning frcrm the fun erdl of brotheV Barnes: ''She too passed away Monday morning Funeral arrangements were in:ompIete at this writing, pending :he arrival of relatives. Peace to :heir ashes. . Miss Edna Keith entertained with a party in honor of Mrs. Ethel R. Browne, Monday evening, April 19, at her home ,1013 High Market street. Mrs. Browne has been conducting a class of beauty culture here for nearly three months. A sweet course was served. Guests reported a /ery pleasant evening. Mrs. Mabel Williams the evangelist of Hartsville, S. C., was the week guest of Rev. und Mrs. W"; P. Carolina. She accompanied Mrs. Carolina on th,? work at Beau ah- Sunday and preached -two soulreviving sermons. It was said tnat many were made to rejoice, n the God of their salvation. They spent the night at the home of Mr. and .Mrs. Burgess, returning ?arly Monday morning. NEWBERRY NEWS Drayton Street High School ?Prof. R..F. Gladden. Pi initial The exercise of the 1st "A, 1st B, 2nd A, 2nd B and 3rd B grades Thursday night was enjoyed by i large crowd. All of the children played their parts well. The program consisted of a Health slay and a circus. Mesdames L. A. Graham, J. K. Gilliam, X. .1 [Jallman, E B. Reeder, E. H Alen pianist and Miss E Burton vere the teachers. The weather being stormy the program for Friday, April 20th vas postponed indefinitely. Our guest Monday morning was 3ev. Rynum Burton, who -conduct >d devotional service. , His theme .vas "The Throe Best Things in he World". Self control, justice ind . imagiation Miss Jamesenia Thompson spent the week-end in Columbia- witn Calvary . Presbyterian Church : Rev. A. H. Reasoner, Pastor The League and Sunday school | ervices were very interesting:. Mis. A. T. Neely prayerfully i ind practically taught the Bible: lass Wednesday -afternoon. Mrs. Anna Robinson who has ieen ill about three weeks is much letter. We trust she will soon be j estored to health again. Mrs. Matilda Johrrson""ts 'still heerful with her loving daughter 4rs. Mary CleTand taking care oT ler. Mrs. Celestine Allen had a sucessful school closing exercise at dt. Oilie Rural schcrol " Monday ' light, May 1, 1939. She was relected for the term 1939?1910. j SUBSCRIBE FOR THE "LEADER" I 1* L I BALTIMORE, MI). NEWS .... By (Mrs.) Barney Douglass, Jr. Ml. Hebipn's Schedule: day night, prayer meeting. Wednesday night. Bible class conducted by Rev. Daniel. Thursday nite .I.service at 8:'1U p.m., by our pas-. , I tor. April :J0, Sunday school began by Supt., Rev. Le.wis.. Sunday morning sei vice was conducted by the Pastor, Rev. Flowers. Sun day evening at dn'iO the Ii. A. society had its annual sermon delivered by Rev, Flowers. The society made a splendid appearance and the members were out in large number. The "Services were ./mjoyed. . Sister Hattie Flowers made the welcome address; re spon.se oy sister (. Butler. The' hi.-.to'ry of the C.B.A. society was "Iriver, by sister Ftta Boier. Remarks by sister Martha Jackson. Paper by sister Mifrgaret Andrews, subject "The Benefit of the. " .C.B.A . /Society". Remarks by the - Vico-PrcHUent, Don. Mavm>r. ~A~ -olo by .Sister Matti<- Johnson: Remarks by Rev. Noah Thu Chaplain then took charge, sister Mary . Weathers?after?wnich" the vice|wesi(ien.t introduced the pastorwho spoke from tr.e subject: "If . I die tilht '"< ?bin k home". '1 he Writer was Mioses; the mouth speaker was Joseph. On Friday, ApiiI-28. tin Mieiett met. Preside:.!, Rev. Jackson. - Serf ,?M i s.?I<<>u i-c?(; f>.?I lour? la.-.-. The Willing Workers met at 81b George street, April 20 President" sister Hattie FTOWers. Secretary sister Mattie Johnson. This is to Chester friends tc let them know who is writing this news. I am I.ouise Virginia Gore "ui i din iiuw *i Siik list: Mrs. Dollie ]). Blown Mrs. Florence Hood. Mr. anil Mrs Quay Brown sister Mrs. Celess V. Sanders was""over to see them on Thursday evening. SB 11.OH A.M. i:. C HURCH Rev. R. J. Jefferson, Pastor The Sunday sell-ol was opened at the usual hour hv Supt. Patrick Telly assisted by the pastor and corps of toache: s anil officers. At 11:30 the pastor after preliminary remarks spoke extemporaneously from the 139th Psalms. He stated in the outset that he was not at all well hut surely he didn't speak as a sick man. His sermon was interesting ami edifying. I \ Our J-iducationaL Rally? took place immediately at th"e close-of the, sermon... The different boards 1 eported as follows: SteVyardi.'Ss Board N\/. 1. $12.2.1; , Stewardess Board No. q -SI").05; Pulpit Aid ~$10.00; Ffichard Allen Auxiliary bout d.?i? 1 l.: \\ llhng \\ urkers -.it") .w. **. TU ~ "^IS.UU. I vllii] Modal was wo:: by the AVillinpr Workers. Prof. C. H. MrLcd made t!?* pro^entat-b-oi?u.t tiu* evening service?. The loaders repo. tod $05.81 making a total for the day $171. . 0>. Q-ii- opal has not. boon roach- . ed but all the leaders have nor. reported. We're hoping when ail the reports are in to be able to * have Rev. Jefferson ntake a ore hundred per oent -report at the district conference. Ho has work_ od faithfuiiy and untiring for the suocc.sg of this rally. The a00k of preaching last week was a success. Each night the soi vices were well attended. Monday night, .Rev. Hampton pastor of tht. Parlersviile circuit p; em1 tied?for i'tcv. a 1 doss Hoard?1~ " collection wa< $'1.25. Tuesday nito Rev. if. M. Folder pastor _of Folders Chapel Baptist church preach od for Stewardess Board No. 2. Amount raised $1.00. Wednesday night. Rev. Gallishaw preached for the Pulpit-"Aid "BoarTTi Collection $0.00. Thursday night Rev. Wine nastor of Red Hill Baptist church preached for the Richard Allen Auxiliary dioard^ anTduliT raised $10.40, and on Friday night, altho the rain foil in torrents. Rev. R. C. Scott, pastor of Feldevillo charge was on hand and preached to an appreciative audience. Amt. collected $3.00. These, ministers net only came and rendered their services but brought their choirs i and members and the pastor and members-of Shiloh are_ycry grate fui to tbem--for their unselfish services. Rev. Jefferson* *is really bringing things tcf past. We were pleased to have our I j Presiding Elder, Dr. Samuel Nance ; comc by Sunday evening and look in on us. Visit Shiloh and enjoy some good gospel feast. ' Don't forget to get your copy [ <vf The "Leader" from Richard I Williams. .- < Page GOURDINE CIRCUIT NEW8 .Rev. R. A. Brown, Pastor The Sunday school opened at 'he. usual hour with all of the teachers at their post of duty. The lesson was taught in all classes. Subject: "Paul Crosses into Europe". The discussion was inter csting. Many participated in the Sunday school review by Mr. Rivers* of Pinewood. Devotions were conducted by Mr. Columbus Buford. Rev. C. I.. Barr brought the morning message from the subject "The Masterpiece of God's Creation''. He delivered an able sermon which all enjoyed.- lie was accompanied by a host of his members of New Hope A-.M.E. church. Pine wood. The collection was fire. The Stewardess were proud to hav0 the Rev. Barr to preicR fo,- Diem and delighted to have the visitors who are weleome : at an.v and all time 1 ??? Alter the service dinner was ved" w'ciff i rinsliitod of ehiejien i fish, pork, cakes and pies. , The dinner was heartily enjoyed. At this writing we still have a few .on the sick list: Mrs. Mary .fti?\eneli, and Mrs. Susan Brown. \\ e hopn for them 'a ?poddy ro ToVej V. < ALHOLX NEWS ? ? The Friendship 'Council met <>n Thu'V'driy night It! the Council hall, with Mr. Ferrierof Clemson as Instructed". 1 . Rev. D. A. Clyburn, pastor of tie Methodist church (white) was the teacher of the Bible class at (joldefivicw Monday night M's. Come Colling assisted by Mrs. II. Reid was hostess to the aiix. i y Sunday evening.. Mmy Mimms has ref irt.ed to her home in Greenville af. ter visiting Mrs. Bessie Galloway here. .. Among those who attended the alumni banquet at Seneca Junior college, Wednesday night, were .Mi1, .mil .Mrs. J. P. Singleton and Mrs. Rebecca Gilliard. The Junior and Senior clp.s<? of the Calhoun graded school heid their annual banquet Monday nite Miss Louise ColIins delightfully entertained the members of the Juvenile club at her horre Monday evening. - The devotional sei vices conducted by little Evelyn lteid was enjoyed by all. LAKE CITY4 HIGH SCHOOL Lake ( ity. High school is nearing the clos'e cf a successful school tf-iin.~ On?Friday?night- ? Apiil 21, the second and third grades under the supervision of Misses J. F.. Harrinmun and M. D. Jones ptesented an operetta in v." nets tilled "Why the Harden Quarreled". On Tuesday night, April 2o, the ftrurth and fifth grades under the supervision of Misses O. iL. Clark and M. E. Porter presented an operetta titled 'Sunny Of Sunny Side". The aud itorium was crowded to its capacity on both nights. ?Our annual seHfioTf was preach I'd Sunday, April 30th by Rev. S. E. Watson, pastor of Wesley "M. E. church of this city. Rev. Watson's sermon was very inspiring Miss Laura Belle Bracey was elaborately entertained last fhurs day evening. April 27 by a few cd her intimate friends on the. occasion of her birthday. Miss Bracey received many lovely and val uable gifts. CARLISLE NEWS .M rs. Cornelia Jeter a wellknown citizen of Carlisle died on Sunday, night. She will bc_fun oralized by her Pastor. Rev. J. M. Dawkins at Jeters Chapel A. M. E. church. Mrs. Louise Dawkins Webbe.r left Saturday for Jersey City, X. J. Mrs. Dora Baitts made her return Monday and reports a. very pleasant stay in Washington. - - - - The Stewardesses and Missionary ladies. erf St. Luke A. M. E. Zion church have furnished the choir with 18 chairs. The boys and prii'ls are sinking: well. The faithful few and friends of lift, F.'on A.M.E. church enjoyed a vfy soul stirring sermon on Sunday by Rev. L. M. Tobb and were very much revived. " We are always glad to have this gospel minister with us. Rev. Tobb and Rev. C<?ok were the dinner guests of Mrs. (Mary Sartor. Come a gain, our doors stand ajar for you at any time. We were very glad to have Re Bio. II. Whitner and family to worship with us Sunday at St. _ Luke church. Bro. Whitner also preached for us Sunday afternoon. Everyone seemed to have enjoyed the message.