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VOL'. XIV?NO. 23.
Rev. W. M., Downs in
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The Rev. W. M. Downs, ycrunj
popular and progressive pastor o
the First Nazareth Bapt. churcl
of this city will deliver his fina
sermon at the Zion Raptist. rhiiivl
of which Rev. J. P. Reeder is thi
pastor at 8 o'clock, Tuesday even
ing, June 13, 1939. '
The program for the eveninj
, will be very . unique. Speeche
will be made by many prominen
white and colored friends of Rev
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uvwns.
Rev. and Mrs. Downs are ex
pected to make their home i:
Cleveland, Ohio where Rev. Down
has been called to pastor th
great East Mount Zion Baptis
church of that city.
The final radio program will b
v heard, at 7 ;30 .o'clock, .Friday ev
ening over station WIS.
Rev. Downs will deJivCr his far
well sermons Sunday morning am
night at his church. The servic
Sunday morning will begin at 1
o'clock and at 7:30 Sunday eVen
ing.
Everyone desiring to make an;
donations to Rev. Downs ma
make them to him ^Sunday o
not later than Tuesday when th
final sermon will be delivered.
The members and friends o
First Nazareth church extend
very cordial invitation to every
one to worship with them Sunda
for the last time at their churc
with their pastor, a man of Got
who will carry His blessed gospc
into another state.
Rev. -Downs expresses his rt
gret for not being able to fulfv
the many revival engagements of
feied him throughout the state.
CALHOUN NEWS
Regular services were held ?
Goldenview Sunday, a lanore congt
gation attended. The pastor, Re'
Claude, was at his best.
Miss Com Reid, with the Juv<
nile Club of Pendleton, met wit
the Calhoun Juvenile's Club Mot
day at the home of Miss Jea
? Brown.??^?
Mrs. Belle Whitt has. r.eturne
with her mother in Washingtoi
D. C.
Miss Ilene Richey -and little Et
elyri Reid left for Chicago Sui
day for a four -weeks - visit;
Mr. and Mrs. Williams Duprt
were the dinner guests of Mr. ar
Mrs. James Maxwell, Sunday.
"Aunt" Nau Legree, our odlei
citizen, who has passed the 1001
milestone, celebrated her birthda
^Jlindair Y\\r onoMHin?. rl o ir nriH
"J ? " ""J
Williams. "Aunt" Nau is still i
good health and able to walk an;
where. She has several groa
great grand children.
Mrs. Mattie E. Williams had h<
tonsils ^remcjvcd Monday at th
Anderson Hospital.
Mrs. Lizzie IRobinson returrn
to her home in Stranton, Va., a
ter spending five weeks with hi
mpother here.
Among the sick are, Mrs. Ii
Reid, Rev. iD. C. Brown, Mrs. A:
nie Greenlee and Miss Minn
Butler.
LANGFUrd grove holines
Hfishop U. D- RookarcJ, I'astlo
In the absent of the -Snpt. S?
. was opened by the assistant Sup
Missionary L. M. Stevens, at tl
usual hour. The lesson was taugl
.. by the Rev. W. M. Higgins. Tl
Banner was won by the B?V
Clas.
At 2:00 p.m. after the prelim
naries, Rev. J. H. Jones deliveri
a wonderful sermon from He
iz:i, tneme: Laying Asule A
Weights and Sins and Run Wi
^ Patience the Race Set Before XJ
Remarks by Rev. Wm." Higgi
and others.
At 8:00 p.m. after the prelii
inaries the pastoral offering w
acknowledged, after which Bishi
U. S. Rookard delivered a not
sermdn. Text Rev. 22:12, ther
Behold I Come Quickly and my 1
ward is with me to Give Eve
Man According to his works shi
be:?
The Children's Day progrf
will be rendered- at the abo
named church the third Sund
night.
We are glad to report the l
eovery of Rev. W. M. Higgi
who was very ill in Mt. Holl<
N. C., last week while running
revival meeting.
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Gaffnoy, S. C. J _ j? % liss NetITe
Petty, brillant French
teacher of Granar School, *
made a beautiful . ide last
Sunday evening- as tine the
wife of Mr. James Parlor,
young high school pal" of
Orangeburg, S. C. nupi'tal
vows wore said at the Dunton
- -Cuupel. M. F. Church;" Qaffney,
was beautifully decorated for the
occasion with roses and hydrangea
lighted candles placed on a back
ground of sinilax.
Hundreds of friends .vitnessed
the corbmoney ""at which the Rev..
R. E. Bcthea, the nride's pastor,'
offieated. He was assisted by the!
Rev. C. F. FergusuTTT'Dt strict
poi intendent.
Beginning promptly at 7:!5 Mrs
_ R. H. Foster.took Out pi-icq nt the I
piano, rendered the prelude, then
and Mr. R. L. Jeff cries m vocal |
solos and the rendition of a duet.
r The bridal party then marched in |
?1 iust proceeding the bride who was
, escorted to the altar bv her father
j Mr Floyd Petty.
3 Both, the ;'j rociii and At)'. .Tllirdii"
b Dean, the best man, we\v formally
I ..battired and the whole party pre- i
_ sont.ed?quilte?an?impressive?pic
I tuie as the principals stood before
s an improvised arch with a wedding
t bellin the center khere the couple
' repeated the sacred vow?.
Immediately after the ceremony
Mrs. Floyd Petty, the bride's mon
ther, gavp a reception which,-dn
s addition to the ncwlyweds, the Ivri0
dal party and the out-of-town
f gu?ds were, entertained. At this
uengntiui luncheon-reception the ;
p beautiful wedding cake was the
- center lhotif. A three tier crkede?
eorated with sprays of-orange bios,
e 6oms and topped with an arch of
d orange blossoms under which stood
e a miniature bible and groom. It f
1 seemed a shame to cuC this?work
* of art in pastry.
Following the leeeption Mr. and?<i
Mrs. J. C Parler left Gaffney for
^ Columbia, then went to Orange- j
' burg Monday whore Mis. Sarah:
Parler, mother of the groom, en-'
L tertained and received 'friends'
f at a reception in her home on !
Treadwell street. The couple will j
r live at 05 Treadwoir Street, just ac!
cifdss from the groom's family
^ home.
i Mrs. Pa'Jer is a daughter of Mr.'
and Mrs. Floyd Petty of Gaffney.
She graduated with honors, sum-1
, ma cum laudq? at Claflin Univer-j
n si'ty, popular both in social and
_ civic circles she has made an excellent
record as a high school tea?
cber. i
Mr. 'Parler is a son of Mrs. Sarah
Parler, !)2 Treadwell Street,
Orangeburg and he received his
e B. S. in Education at S. C. State. ,
v and the Master of Arts degree
fvn?? r.a.TT..:
. . w... VVIUIIIUIU UIIIMTMiy (111(1 IS
the first principal of the new Wilh
Jcinson High School in Orangeburg.
He r.s also a member of the Amer* ,
n ican Education Society and a pro
rntnent member of the Kappa Al1(j
pha Psi Fraternifay ha vine- l)een
3 one of mitimi:i 1 (.tfiee+^.-Thtr-"
3 popularity of this young couple
was attested by the large number
of lovely gifts coming from all
/ over the state.
i-xj The bridal included the fnllow?|-wvir-persons:
Mr.? -h.il i a tr 1 lean,
ie Best Man; Miss D. E. S'hnpson
id1 Maid of Honor; Mrs. C. I.. Morris,
| Matron of Honor; Flower Girls,
st Lillian W. West, Doris Morris, EVe
:h lyn Manning. Minnie -Jones, Bridty'
get Byers, and Felicia Foster;
;h | Tiain Bearers, Joe Bethea, li ma
in Gaffnoy; Bridesmaids, Misses May
ry L. Cannon, Carrie J. Petty, the
t, bride's sister, Esther nell, Knuckles,"TTraTee
Parler, a sister of the
>r groom, and Veatrice Glymph; Mes
o fiamos Vi/?tr\via IVnot T /v;c. At t:*
us, Elease Shippey, Irene Simpson
;d Groomsmen, Messers J. C. Cope-1
f. land, S. L. Johnson, Timothy
?r Smith, Robert Gibbs, It. L. Jeffe-;
ries, John Pearson, Noah Titus,
ia James Shippey, Benjamin Robinn
son and J. C. Glymph and ushers
(e Xoyd Petty, Eugene Petty, J. C.
Goodwin, and Willie Lee Robinson.!
Out of town guests attending,
5S the wedding were: Mr. Hazel O-'
u- liver, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Caldwell,
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Zimmer:J
S. man, Mr. *Mon'deTI TToger, M iss
it. Thelma On*, Mr. John Pearson,
ie Miss Janie Harrington, liti s. Reht
bocca Palmer, Mr. Joseplius Belie
linger. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Evans,
le Mrs. Ellen Haigler, Mis* Utile
Mae Evans and Mr. Paul R. Web-1
ii- ber, Jr., all of Orangeburg; Dr.
jd Glymph and family, Spartanburg;
b, Mr, Frank Ma ay ok, Moncks CorJ1
ner; Mrss Anna Johnson, Charlesth
ton; and Miss Julia Simpson, New
fs. ' York Citv.
ns (By Paul R. Webber, Jr.)
n- BONNE.1/ CIRCUIT
as Rev. Willie Williams, Pastor
ed Sunday was a high day at Mt.
ne Carmel church. Because of the
R6 Infantile Paralysis epidemic the
ry Sunday school was omitted,
all i At 12 o'clock the Rev. J. I..
Benbow the presiding elder delivim
ered the message which was very
ve interesting. After the sermon one
ay person joined the church. During
th0 business session eight persons
?e were reported as joiners during
ns this quarter. Ninety-five persons
;y communed. Amount raised $48.
a 62. We were pleased to have the
Rev. Benbow with us.
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COLUMBIA, 5
Girl Scout News
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Under the direction of Mrs. J
E. Dickson, our Girl Scout ?Cap^
progress. Thirteen girls have al 1
ready passed the Tenderfoot Test
and are now Girl Scouts. They
are as follow: Myrtle Brown, Fahreta
Paul,?Katheriiw Chappelle
Jacqueline Ilight, Vivian Jones,
Dorothy Minis, Lyda Mae Cheek.
Delia Mae Entzminger, Geraldine
Howard, Marguerite Lewie, Jac
queline Mitchell, Geneva McBeth,
TTTR1 Dorothy Mea<Tows.
Mrs. C. Brown is our Co-captain
and Miss Sarah Williams our
Lieutenants?We have elected- ef-ficers
and they are as,follows Fa-,
breta Paul, president; Dorothy
Minis, vice-president; Mjytrtlo
Blown, secretary; and Miss Wil1
ia'ms. t reasu rcr.
Because of^the ipfantile paralysis
epidemic, WC must disccTTT-7"
unue ?uir meetings 101 a wniie.
However, Mrs Dickson has given
each Dill Seoul a pattern of our
stat,. of which \w \yill make a
l-crapboi/k. Such things as the
Mmfh?t'aiiilina statu*"1'tree .unit'
flower and the history of Girl
Scouting (Negro V in South Caro
linn are to be plneed in he scrap- book.
We hope o resume active
work as soon as the danger erf the
epidemic has passed.
If any of the Girl Scouts go on
a vacation, don't forget your
sister Scouts and drop them a line, j
Myrtle Brown.
RJDGK" SPRING fNEWS |
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Sunday opened at the, usual.
hour with the assistan Supt., Mr.
T. S. Raiford, in charge. The B. T.;
U. is still progressing under it's
leaders.
Some of the old graduates, of the
Ridge Hill High School met for a
few minutes Sunday to organize
Pi Alumni Association. Mr. Cur-'
lis O.Iamlor Williams was elected
President, Miss Annie Mae Dorns
was elected ""Recording Secretary.'
Mr. Robert. Merritt ,wa^ elected as
Vice President. Miss Mary Haz- ^
zard is Corresponding Secretary,
and Mr. Johnnie Peterson is the
Treasurer. We have organized for
work and watch the Reader for the]
date of meetiaar. We want every
urnduntc?present?wti rm} next1
meeting. Lot our Association be
one of the best. I
Mr. Johnni'e Peterson and Miss'
Rosa Belle Rroadnox are back a-^
gain at home after having grad-'
:ating from Benedict College.
Little Mnzio V. Hammond spent
Sunday with her little friend, Hazed
Raiford. ? |
Miss Jessyc Hammond and hei (
mother. Mrs. Alice Hammond,
spent the week end in Aiken with
Mrs. Grace Meacham.
The V. P. P. Club is making a
quilt to auction off in the near fu
lure. The club"wishes everyone to
take- a chance at the quilt. The
tickets are only ten cents. I
- Ridge HtB- mpmbprsnn^. talking~
aiui working toward Sunday School
looms. Our S. S. rooms. Our S. S.
has outgrown the church so now
we want a modern church with
suffieerit rooms.
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/iis.s .nary .lacK.s (in is still on_
on the sick list and also Mrs. Carrie
T.oyd. We are glad to see Miss
Canie Rnnes out again.
The school contst, hi interest of
ha Agricultural boys will slose;
Rfiday .,i^i?rht. We hojie the boys
will enjoy their trip tp Orange-1
l-urg. Mr. F. I,. (Gardner sure be-1
lieves in his Agricultural boys havj
inir pleasure right along with the
projects. He is doing nicely as an
ajti icuttural teacher.
RFTHFX A. M. K. CIU'RCII
Rev. S. W. Wolfe, Pastor
iSt. George?Sunday school was
called to order by the Supt. The
regular /order of service began
at 11:30. Subject of the message
"A New Name". Many rejoiced
in the Cod of their salvation.
At 3:00 o'clock another soul
stirring sermon was delivered by
the Rev. Roshia, pastov of Brown
chapel. St. George. His discourse
was .take.iv Acts Pvd. 1
The Missionary meeting was
conducted "by the President, Mrs.
Malirl Summers.
At 7:30 p.m.. Rev. P. ,T. Hamniet
of Walterboro brought us a
burning message. Subject: "Prevailing
Prayer, Its Condition and
Results". Rev. llammet is also
the principal of the Colleton Coun
ty school, WalterboTo. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Hammet.
Little Edward Staley and sis
I ter visited" their grand-parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Ftaley.
Mrs. Laura Johnsot1 of Coluni
bia was the week end guest of her
sisters, Miss Susan Henderon and
Mrs. S. E. Folder.
Miss Deborah Delores Cooper of
LaGrange, Ga., is spending the
summer with her grand-parents
Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Pinckney.
Miss Judoii Anita Mayes Louise
Ellis of Daytona Beach, Fla., is
also the guest erf her aunt and uncle,
Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Pinck
ney.
The midget wedding was postponed
last evening for a latei
date, because of the infantile para
lysis. The wedding is sponsored
bv Misses Ula L. and Ada Belle
, Wolfe.
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SOUTH CAROLINA, SATL'KF
News In And Around
Washington, I). C.
Hy J-. O. Hart'
Washington, D. -I.a >4?S u n day
at 2:00 P, M. Miss (ictaldine
Wilkerson was married to Mr. David
Curt-ton. Miss Wilty-rson, a
native of Atlanta, Ca., hut had
nu.de her home in Washington, I)..
C She is a gradu^v <>f Howard
University, class of 10.'}", and since
has been an instructor in th,. high
school ui (laffney, S. C. |
Mr. C'ureton is a native of Union
diet College, Columbia, S. C. class
of 19.14. Since then he1 has been
an agent _of the North Carolina
Mill a I InTe Insurance Co., at present
he ~is located in' Spai tanbtirg,
? jThe
ceremony to(4c place at Mrs
fillIVton's aunt, Mrs, 1V, I,. TuomU
1"5U7 Fla. Ave." N. \V. The couple
uuk illUH'Ifd by tne* Kcv. k. 11. itiic
l'ison of Shiloh Baptist IChurch.
The bride and the^Trroom left
shortly iafter for Richmond, Virginia
where they will spend awhile
and from there to Winston Salem.
N. 0. and llltdl to Spartanburg, R.
C. where they wylj make Itheir
home.
?Miss?Effictcc Mai tiii?slopped?
over to, witness the wedding on
her way to Indiana to attend Summer,
school. Miss Ruth P. Freemen,
also stopped over to witness the
wedding, on her way to Vow York.
Dr. T.. \V. Long and Mr. J. ^C.
Douglas motored up from Union,
Soutth Carolina
?Those who attended the wedding '
were: J. R. Bolder. Misses Kffietee
Martin, Ruth Freymep, Katie
Mae Mor'ohead, Teresa Luck Robtma?Luck,
Alice Ar~Ttimers?Ernestine
A. Wilkerson. Virginia B.
Turners, Mr. Fldo Burton. Wm.
L. Toombs, Mr." and .Mrs. Robert :
\Voodl.and, Mr. \V. \V. Cureton, Dr.
L, W. JLong, Mr, 4. - M.--Douglas, ~
Mrs. Annie Belche.. k"i?vi.< \Tio i
John Edmonds, Mrs.- Mary J. Frazier,
Mrs. Etta V. Williams, Mrs.
Snllie O. Hint's and Mr-*. William
Toombs..
A large crowd as usual attend- j
ed the Baccalaureate Service a.t
Howard University 1 ist Sunday j
which is always -preached by Dr.
Mordecai Johnson, tlho pivsivlent
of the University.
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Hl'\ - W .B. Nash, Pastor
* f'crfumbia, S. ('. Sunday was a
beautiful day and the members I
took advantage of it. After the
class study of th,. lesson the pas- I
toy? beau't i fully reviewed it. Senclass
no. 2 is still holding the ban |
nor. Miss Ellen Johnson is the
teacher.
After the preliminaries the pas-i
tor stirred the audience from t!. . J
text, "Walking with Go<l," from
(Jen. 5:21. Sunday night the pastor
sp .j<e masterfully- to his hear
,.rs from tin- 27th Psalm, It!, verse.
We feel from this sermon that
many will praetiee the best fpial.i.-_L
tic"? thttt?thev pi otess. TlTTiry soiit'y "
wei'n made to rejniee.
The Lord's Supper was administered
at both services. We "arc
looking forward to {lie rally onthe
3rd Sunday.
On .Time i'> P-4jM.
a gold mine digging will be giv'i
en at St. Janus sponsored by Mrs "
Sarah Starks. Mis. Addie k'inavl 1
and Mrs. Mary Lou Phelps. Qiifr
Sunday afternoon n silver tea will
be given at the home of Mr. Fran],- I
Kennedy, 817 Gates ..St.- in inter-?
est of IVJTrs. Carrie Clu-i ry's club.
To these entertainments you"are
cordially invited.
Among the visitors Sunday
was Mrs. Syrian Lykcs, mothc
of Mis. Rosa (lantt. Miss Francis
Jenerette left the city last Ivriday
after a successful term at Allen
University. She was accompanied
by her parents, 1'. E. and Mrs.
I. \V. Janorette of Darlington.
ST .U KIi A. RCH
Rev. E. Philip Ellis, Pastor
I.ast Sunday we had a great ser
vice all day long. The pastor delivered
the morning message -anti
Dr. Georgf F. Crossland of Peru.
-fntl.,-;p< eaclTfrf?tm?able sovmmr at
nite. Large crowds attended both
services. As a result of the recent
revival the plaster has made two
new classes in the eh arch. They
are simply fine. Mrs. V. T. Ellis
has been .placed at the.head of a
class of girls 12" years and under.
They are eertaiilly a "beautiful
group. Pro. Fred White, loader of
j class 24 is assisting the pa sir r
with class no. j.) mini h it'aut'i
can lie appointed. This class is
making a most excellent church
reiiiid. Our trustees rally was
good but it will be completed on
the last Sunday in this month. After
that effort, the work on beautifying
the interior of the chufL'l.
will begin. Roth senior and Ju
nior choiis rendered, music last
Sunday 'for the evening services.
The grim reaper recently vis
itrd our flock and took Mrs. Ada
Phoenix, a member of the son
ior Stewardess Board and Mrs.
EUa Seabrook, president of the
hoard. They were faithfful members.
Both eulogies were deliver- j
ed by the pastor.
Our third Quarter closes Sunday
and Dr. J. L. Benbow, the P. E.
will preach Sunday morning and
ni?ht- a
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AY, JUNK 10, TOJD
Harvest Festival
Of Federated Clubs
Tin*.. Hat vc<t Ki-?!i\al of ! '? ?!? ( lit? ?!
C|ui>? C.,|o . ?l i, ,,f,
Suuth ('ai ol ilia i; it |?"]>u!a ) {'in' t'i '
<i?l used l?i sffi.ii'!' fv, ed- f |" the'
nuTir.tenanee (if ih,. .Mini..!! 15: tiif
Wilkinson II'.:- ? 1*'ehi'd' < r..'
h.vated at t'ayee.
A ILui.'AUiM?I'V- I i-vt?4? v. |T?.o
"(iut'cn" wtiuid !) larking. lit .ii.
tcn >t ati'l attraction.
I.adies from 1 ].,. ? ! tb- tr. o'i'/h- 1
??nt the stiite . ( im'!l.'!al<
and I In- winiii ?U !- r , who
raises tin* larirf-t am tmi .!' iii'-h
ey. This Tear th,.. vi? i-.ry was
l,y the . ha- i a: /; i
11 r>. I.ily .la 1<- i!. a n ? n;Vj<-r ..f
Trinity- .M. K: uhmej,, ()i,(nu. i.'.r ^
whj/ was cniwiic! |i itt ;i v.-< \
litii"if ami immui'-i >, > . ..
during tin- annual tic ir
fedei at ion?b^U?t . . * ?\!a in
I >ai linytnn. T!: i Wiis
i-uii(lu<tc<l S;V iri;. a".
after a mot fad.- 1. JIu.it-' "
jonksvii.m: m.ws
?s. i'Mr. -?m?i:. .
wo it- veiy goo<!. Rev. .I. W. Will.orn
preached two *_ ?>< ?{ senium-:
Lu tin- nun niii-r?. i. . j ?;'a..i. .
was "Leadership," and tin- evening.
subject was "l.(.Ve." These ve. nions
should he long remembered
and made, applicable to life by 'he
practical application methods,
The Junior choir i cadet ed exec !lent
music at tin- evening service
with Miss Isadore Thompson as
pianist.
My. Coy Stewart and Miss Thelma
Heatt'y hav,. returned from
State College after hayi.ng compTe
tetlTDiciv Freshman .'year. -Jnhm%ville
welcomes them.' along with
the fliany students whu have bcerj
attending Sims High.
Misses Mary C. Morris, Thoma<
i ?> ! Smiili .out T., i.... r>
graduated from Sims Hicrh la-t
week. We are proud of our boys
and trials whn- a rrr-st rtvtng?for an
rduea'fioh. .
Miss Mildreii <>i!111?>i? lias return
to her home hi A". Y. after recuperating
from an operation. Iler
neplu'-us, Jimniie and Kverett Nor(
is accompanied her to spend a lit
tie time<
Mrs. Fantive Xorri's and I'tef.
Iv/.ell will leave for Iieiicdict-AIi-n
Summer Si hoof .tl'-is week.
Rev. T. TT lv/.ell -has > vtu ;ik I
from Jotiesboro, Tetm.. whore, ha
conducted a meelimr. He reports
much' success.
Friends we.ie clad t(1 sr Mr-..
Tena I.o,n._r at chuieh Sunday. I'
h s been sometime since .-.he has
been aide to uut-hip wi'h ns because
of iilpess.
Miss It. I .on.- and S. |5at< - o:
1'nion. were n-or.t visitors lane.
P'l-of. It. M. I.ee of rtoel: Hill wan-recent
\isitor of?Rev. and Mrs.
Kz. 11.
('hil.d: en's l.iuy. will ..lu-.' .uli-u. ved
Sun-lay at R-thany and the
fourth Sun-1: y at F"-te>- < 'hap--!.
A birthday dinner wa. yriven :tt
Bfee iimne im' !"' .Mr- .Y. ; :r I Pnirt+i
of Kelt--!:. Tuesday, in honor
--f their mother. Th---e v.li-- a'-,
tell-led the a*, fail W ere It-\. an.I
Mrs.' Kzi'l] urn] Pi of. T
Mr. and Mrs. Sil:.s T}.<*ijx5is..it
hll'l ,1- tin It u -! 1 M 1 iuy 1'. M.
ReV. Kzell ;uu|. Rlof, J..tVr-.- r-Miss
Mary Martin R v;-itin_r
vol si-' ives in .lenkitisville,
j Those yn tin- siek list ah : Mi-.1
Carrie Striplin and .1. Cirorv,r\\*
Mr. I.. St: it>!in and .1 us'.-j Jet
have ret r; tad from KilV,
TetllV.. whole tile'.- vi-ited relatives.
Miss Tajdle- Jeter a:\iI Mr. Sid-]
iiev Morn, wort. ltiartied -. eventIvJ
Mr. h-p<T Mrs.?.ktmry. lite'e ar> 1
now residing si* 'tie.- h.rr.e of Mrs.
T. Woods.
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Rev. T5 ! '. 11:11s Rm'adelidna
I'a.. the Hep'' oW of M s. SisieV
Ihfw kins is -j.) He pi vsiehe?l
fo,. ReV. J. M. lhl-Akir.s'y M. e
day niirht at Thomas fhnpe! A
M. K. oh :;eh ar i he i- ' > r t:i.;
at Mt. Eden A. M K. eluisvh or,
Tuesday tiiirhi'. He is a c
preaehei', he is ,,f ti., IRoi're A
eh in v it.
St. Luke A . M. f\. eh-; elfs
still -liv'e. seivivos were v< : v
com! Sunday. Lev. \V., <] .!. !>
preached a >??:?!. st::*i inir m : m.m
Sunday- afUo. -\v ? i<- h w as- on- -
inyvil I'.v ati. Wf iTn^rr-k'nir .
Tho church rejoict d >isto;
Lizzie Thomas otit.t" ehuivh
iHram, who has boon sick !'o|- nine
months.
Rev. \Y. T\ Hunter if 1'nion
half of the Sunday <choo] at Wili
liams Chapel A. M. K. */.. cluuc.i.
[Tho 'message ho brought stinvl
both old and young. II,, is an able
pvcachor.
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ST. I* A IT. B \ P ITS T ( III IB II
Rev. I,. B. Moon I'aslor
Sunday School opened at tin
usual hour and tho h s-oit was beau
tifirlly taught.
'At 11:45 tho pastor preached a
(front sermon form tho theme: "Bt
ready for every work." Everyone
enjoyed tho entirp services. At the
night services the pastor preacher
another crreat sermon on the sub
I ject, "The Chrivtian Church." The
1 pastor and members are eloin^j ex
cellent work in Laurens.
I ' '
far
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(Gospel Tornado
Speaking
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tcni I.,.U !r Uuck. Aikui.'sas.
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he in niy 'hirth st.ati^
'< :i! ( at < !i?m.
St.r.i.- i,!' th. thi-.Ar Mia' I
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iii>- ;Ui the ii:t< !!iV'?t.ci. that li<" -
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v. y. I .:.,i ;,!< that kra.w
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v. h->:>. hnv. \Jj? tiuiy
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f.?- i ?'.;*,!.}? ]:n?.v?s }ii< a
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1141 ' '"at k' V W"hi-I -I
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alHt-r he- ;>! i i .i i| w his n<-\\
a | < r i i 't.T :.'|i| is a stromr sup-t
i?1 ' U" rt-h?i ..IJ:.; !! (i;1>u-j^ut^.?
-.a?.' that a jail of hilii'o ?|f, nice
,hi| j IT rr.y. WntrM yju. he
iiitta s*I"! that Uev. Wal.j
ia->- r;a- Vm.t ? t. of thi- most
!.i-a:it;tu! t-<iifi?-?- >rt tli?- state at
f. ,, \V? f.s ! tv. or.,-1
a-iit t-'1 a;). \\ : *}* ?-] . tin <.ne
" ii'1 hav. r--. r.I t!a { jreat..
ha^h i. ..t a 1 ?r. \\aiki*v. \\?. h*>|.p
how Ji-t.vr he..laiWy di- 1 tain* a irtVaV
1*^.1*^0*1:^ sihnn-li and iacvv
' ';;J- Jali:-C!4_a'w ! i:ti:l<1.1 anil-tvo. \vjV)'
..uu?_ -in - .aLlti -t.^";a.y--a'S?the .nk-c;
4'!* Hiat need t_n he said, in one .
w.' ' k u-out ull our 'l'ljeials that,
ui<- it; ?a" work. b..t if Vuu
with this column' ."ah'
-A vok Vote f i-T,'l-"TtrrmrtTTTTo?of "
niothci Vf-v,i sotr ! nu n'ioti.
I t'.o! that I .ui! -V'li/ate I to :-ay .
rfeLt Xhurs.lay "X i .rht; .1 !:> i n't '
^ioii F.auti-t (lurch. Kev. J. P.
Hoc.!. !-; !?:tst.. th. r!a:s of. Xui
-o~ u i ;ii!uato.| ti.v! o. their u<!div?.~
i o;s!: k- ai:.I tin M-eiiery wort- won
oo":i';!. It i\\,' ] thai a!! our race*
' ot| !- a chan e..
I am .--ii thiit .tin>*< that
- pi-, -out th.' yrad-a:mo> o.\eivws
jit' Alio;. I'ntvci >ity woul.J
: ?Trt r ; !].,w -Kit in
-' "t ' in. c-j'itu ism that had heen
< t.'. o\j..: es?-i- r,s that th- v
he-! ho'-.i. they had. . f thl
!o?; iit> -hilt Wo ha-.o over
ai-.'i. i. Kwrythintr v.o.ir out
i-v'y :t11 i j. Soot' luhcr"
jV1. - ; !.' !' '-aiui; .rW! ,\: tLiiti.iu,
?- '?-?. Tit.* a . i ij-~U?inn \*i11ii.l . i
hi--! .!, y.-aj will ho on tho seel;.'Il.'i
!- -fhi*: S FieCUUSe it L,,,a
>' i'-ho-.t - thiit A!-;, n I'nir.
- institution am! y->..0:ui
I.. ! into* in e-w-ry state
that > : :i!-'! the !; r/vr f)ei
_w a: o ' n.akiiij a-.?'.!*!?> thoir,:
< -. i . r i.;w,.M! .\Ir(ii!l very
ia-i t }.? ? look-it.tr a- We !]:: ?
w'hti i ui.-iofvoh:. sue!: a,
m?i o-Jilj . ' ' o- y, f .'! ! , ^?
i.ttr :
V.;i, sit :hV Vh-V.-/ '
: W. ui.:! ii' ! _ i::t% v. the i, pa... ; .
Jhv' the ,!lu :i that we
W ; : t>.? I.j.ry. We
1^ II ! . 1 .: '
- n < I-.*'-.! in t:.? Cvi.ora!
| lYn iuv in fP tr. it in i.<:}(?.
'> /.tu: V : Mi'r'rv.ji"t' ?.j-Uco [
' h it i,e? ea-y task in
" ' ;'<?> Van:-".is <tyns.1
j h.?.at 1 P*. Sun/let- i'i, }i:? has iriv-*'
| ' ' "::r > '' tin- inlyt papers in.
ii t .v?i'a.. i L). ,. ( lavl.-|''ne,?\v he *
s^a'M f v the plant in Little Hook
! r ever t<> the connect-,
a. 1' a pleasure t > read the
Sh.<-:y. <'h:>-:ian Iteeord.-rIr.:trk
IP1. .P.-eph C evu-z a- a
"1 ei'lX'M '<< l>e elected. IP'.
V ark M; di~ n I teed. I in think
:'.e' he wl!! i on the sec..rn'
ha1 aLLa-h we ai\ prayinn Dr
; -yh..r:.e u ii! in -n tin. t'i: >t
':.!! >. and u h.. evW" S..uth <ku ..-'
" a i r.'l a-- <--'v.e will ^iv.- fin-,
' i-eia!. nan..l and spirit an'. support
' aI : m n < a ndinian ! v birth:
v'j.t V. . ar 11 t in until they ,leC j
~P "V^-J'ean < huffy~TT
': v . ?aeh i. \ S..J iv'vis se?.-n\ to
h> a.!ie>. We ,-ar.n?>t 'Vcr'.v.k
! f : ry a n .iiv.e of Fia. 1/ ho
?!--er-\eL-*t v. e feeL~hnr L rrei11li ~tcr
[TTph'y for everything at the plant
r >I tun. uVri' p.< Us at the lienera!
t infiien e "ivutayes ait 1 a clear
? i . i . . . i
' el wijii ms t \; i :i r.i'r in tn?.
chrreh and- work that he dM in1
Florida. h.'u can v e keep-him off
the belleh ?. P'.\ .1. S. Hrookins. we
will?hii\ e?to?i veo nifro him - from :
in intellectmil standpoint. ovp. of.
the hot prepared man in the
hatch. And how can we foivetOr.
Selhy. Dr. Alington has per-1
red in every capacity in the church
ending tow here.he is. Don't you
:liink he will make an idtnl hi-;
-hop? Dr. .1 T,. ltutler 's untired
in his efforts and if Georgia will
' .-isc her support, we see him on
'jtlv bench. N'ow, we are going to'
i keep in mind Dr. R. A. Scott. Dr.I
1 dare. Dr. G. T. Stenson. Dr. Rsirnc
' Dr. Durden. Dr. (X A. Wilson. Dr. I
' Jaekson (Texas!. Dr. Ward Nieh-J
! olas. New YoFk is singing his
piaise as well as the n at fen. Just
, a little support' from tlv south
' and he wrll have a landslide. Dr.
Stewart of Virginia has the in[singht
intellectually. We know he
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j,t. ami r<->-ourcofu! Home Deni'lia'v
Agent (, ' Orangeburg
1 1 '"1 ? frv&ht( '!. a leave
1 ?* 5<<r year, beginning
J ;rt? H jr.-to? >vidy~"at Michigan"
Srn;> '.c ;.ege. Ka-t Lansing Mich- .
ignr, \v::<wiii ?h? graduate
wo; k :?i Home Ecvnumfc*.:
I ' oa.^i.n .- of Mr/and Mrs.
A. U. R-ryh. I .i-'i.n 1M., Pine'
N ' Mi .-; Blakonton is a
us n-:uat<- ?.}' S. State .college, a
tr.'arti . n..-n.^ei .of the. Ai|?ha Xi
^hapt": of the 'Delta Sigma 'Theta
> "r- . ;y. "S". la: v of tin- Orange
: n ran oh of the State A.'and ' j
M. r<.'.<-gt?Alumni association, j
member", of ike Sunlig-.t club of
:r.e . Mali- Pederated Women's
uc-lary uj.' iht. Stata
' j. .w.r a.'.uiai.'i Home
! ' ii>t: a the. ayei.ts. ' ' ]
""1 "7 f .ii'rvice in
,<?ra:nrt-?>jvi{. .Mi.-. Blake?.
j.a- aiilni :i.i, 2":im. women
standards ol
.:i1: y a-. : ha- Mad*- them "con
: :?.? >.kM- *: less: fortuJ
a:..' i.'i'h r'utal and urban.
T;.: < y i. ia. i'-i-ruti'.>r all types *?
fr a-.-i Vejfi-tabk-s havt
i." by th<-se women and
_ . - : .. - . riunate, cmel
ami,. v.n.ich va* '.bo jjif; o? more
til an of f oil to tilt M.aH.
?.:< AVijriin-op Il- mc for
y f.:r.ir : pb.a?: . vi'. i- .located at
?'ay a. S. C.
. M liar.--. a ha- > .<.?-n.pietely
v., :aa .'id cm. 'khex- of ?.
f ~^7 ' ;." w,'?M,iV"?w?ch~ ??w:i.
.. w?i l;s daily, that they
io! I-Xf- t ' i 1 ivi.'s a- being
at ;t . -?. v.jth- it h."r guidance.
Tin- , ;? : ; a-- swiftly
f..r tin--';, v. ; a am! -1 11 Club
* :.l- ' :hla: v y ..::y v.-men made
x'y.-'.v .a'. Stat.- la.' . she will
j.,'', iterrf?trie-h-Ttr- .
.- .i|, T^-mTt Mlchitran State col1-ye.
!! ; -w i-h r hvr a
. ;v.:'.;1?r?:. I profitable
and skt. will come
' . . iuii cywd
experiences in modern
iiy Paul P. Webber. Jr.
tpi pared and vc know that it
t <k ~ ptepaied m-'n for this hour.
-upper: the vhgko cmfwyp fwyjp
1 will Lh in iK-tVeit in 1940
with my friends ar.d money to support
the men whom we feel that
are Interested in the church and
mankind.
Mr. (.;? <mgr.. Hampton, editor of
the Palmetto Loader has given us
.1 lie i nape: fo;- these many
year.- am! I am praying that there
It an advancement for him
- : > where. I will explain later.
I h>>pie . to In in N\w York on
i IT f .Lure. Send a!3 mail to '
P (> Ik x 1_'L Little Lvk. Arkan
-a-. >. long, will :>e on, the ahead-.
week o:t station PMT.OC.
KDCKFIHTTT'NEWS
Kigl.lar Services We!V held at
M.oed' nia and Tr!TiTt"y~-V."AL "E."
< nnivhes oti last Sunday. Communion
was given at both churches
w'iic very impressive.
Me.-Jaihes Heitha Shedriek and
T.oueenia' Pii'.v wi re recent visitors
in Augusta. Gn.
The Juvenile. Thrift Club will
meet : t the homo of J T. Hamil
ton for the month >>f July. No June
meet imr is . scheduled because of
(ho <;r.ai ant ine "f all children tip
io 1M year* of aire.
The (;.>iihn Rule Clio will hold
their next motmir at the hmoo of
Mr. and Mrs. Julo. Anderson.
The "Reading Circle will meet
every week on Friday afternoon,
1 to rt p. M.
Mrs. Walter Cook and daughter
ore homo after spending several
nnmths in Aiken.
The fallowing- are homo after a
successful term at Rettis Academy
'Misses Rosa Cook. Priseilla T>an,
hum. T.eona Land rum,'I.eona Bussoy.
Mary A. Simkins, Mary F.
i Craston. Marie MeKie, Mr. Willie
i Simkins. and Mr. James Carrol.
I Mrs. Rosa E. Parker was called o
-to Fountain Inn last week to^Le
| burial from Winston-Salem, N. C.
j Miss Fvefyn S. Parker will
I leave this week for New York.
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