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Saturday, June 10, 1939 PERSONAL MENTION Mr. Chillies 1'iooks left the city Sunday for; Client Lake, N. Y. to spend the summer with his uncle. Mr. William Powell. Miss 15. T. I'ompey of East Gervais sheet." spent" te past week in Atlanta, (la., as the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. ]). George. While there she was the recipient of many social lufspitaUties.. Dr. George ('. Johnson of Kpa.tanburg was nmnnir the friends ?,-f the cause in Columbia last. week. The Rev. Homy D. Ramsey of Wodgeficld spent last Wednesday hove. . .. The Rev, Benjamin K. THMo brand of-Manning was a city-'vis itin?last week.? ? Dr. and Mrs. James I,. Roiibow of Sumter vTre city visitors last ; week. Rev. and Mis: J. W--M-trrtdvCharlcston spent enniiiicnceniemit week in tlie\ity. The Rev. J. MeKenzie' Harris "" ;of Sumterr delivered^ the -benediction at Allen's finals. Among the outstanding re'ig tonisis re re last ween was tn(. kcv. Jesse E, eBard of Charleton. Dr, Beard would have been elected a bishop in his cduirtdi cUrlit years atro if h" <<>-tld have r* n ; *1 sVpinu' dea). The Uev. J. Peter Washington of Anderson was "crowned** D.D fry"Dean T. B. O'Daniel al the trinnieneenient here last week.^ Mr. H. T.. Alexander of Clinton spent sometime jn Columbia hist week. The Rev. ?.l!r. Penee. .lendinc spiiit aiiHii]!' the Baptist brotherhood around Aiken, was a city vi iter last week. Rev. Lafayette A. Wells.'D.I presiding idder of the Dillon district was shaking hands' with ol 1 friends ta re last Wednesday. Mr. .Samuel B. Minis of McCormiek was, ammij; the city visitors last week. Dr. P. M. (Jary, veteran prdsTd intT elder of the (Ireeinv .id disti.iyt made a -yood reper.t vhile here' last week. Col. Frank Kdmoiids of Charles ton was in evidence at Allen's commence m en i. .Rev. Jasper QuarJp-. A It I?.I)., D.D., i>f (i; cenwood , was a happy vity vDilo,- last week. Mrs. Quarles accompanied vl.lor Quarlos. They.. wore lluv house guests <.f Dr. and Mrs. T. II. Addison. Mr. .loor IVrYin \ f (beenwo ?'.! spoilt Wednesday in the ciIV. Professor and Mrs. (i. 10. Xolson spent?hrst?Sunday?m?A ikon tiro" guests ill". Professor and Mis. Zack Townsend. The Townsonds have , completed their beautiful ho'ine which is located adjacent to the "millionaire" section of the "tourist city, t Dr. K. A. Adams. Mrs. 10. A. AdcVins, Miss Ktlna Adams of C< >dumhia and the Rev. T. 10. Robin son of Union are .attending commencement at Wilboi force uni-> versity tliis week. Mis. I'ulali Crawford Mailing was in the city last week. RoV. and Mrs.D. .1. (liaison of M turning, spent Wednesday in t olnmbia% Me tM.i:.. w-.ii " 1 Itiurt , i ' i . ii I Kl M A. I'. Jenkins or Manning were commencement visitors. 1-Vv. (!. 15. r.Mrircss of St. Paul was li To hiniini'iici'iiii'iil: week, Ill', ami ..Mts. A. 1'. Spears of Sum t fjt-/\-'i'.ro ( jjiimvlriti?rrsitTTTs on ? lasv week. Mrs. liens"!. t'l'ik of FVmllclon - was a city visitor Wcilncsilay. The Ucv. W. (1. Williams, one of the leading ministers of (irecnvin.wt mcw l?o ?' 1 -1 - hvii- ?> i*uik-miay. Pro!'. \Y. A. White ??r (JrayCourt was nmon.tr his friends at A lion's Commencement. Pro!*. and Mrs. Macro Anderson of Su minor ton wore here last week. Rev, anil Mrs. J. S. Coo, Presiding Eldof of the Sumter District was anions: his Columbia Friends last week. Mrs. J. S. Flipper of Atlanta t , hold t.ho State Missionnry Mo. tin. in the city last week. Mrs. I /ydor Bfewn-of Charleston spent last week in Columbia. - - - I Principal J. H. l'eek ?>f <!eorf?etown spent ? day ;?t Alton's Com-] -mf4ituummi. i Prof. Z;,rk ToWnsend. p: ineipal of the Aiken School, was a city visitor last week. Rev. ('ol'.nnl ns IP. i1 :>( -'J of Slim " melton. St. Paul and Manning, v.'.-is in the city last week. Mi'. - Win. MeHee of A ikon atIended the Allen's < '< mmencenient. j Mine. Iii) eland was in Columbia to' meef a conrmi11ee~n> arranpro the inoViatn T<>r the* State Convention which meets next month. Kveiiy?auiu:!t. spent at the con vent ion w ill he of "Teat benefit t<?! Peautieians. Please tiy to attend.! The Rev. lv. 1.. Miller, wU<T is': leaving Columbia, will preach his] final sermon, Friday nite. June 0, _t Chappelle Station on Pine St.] His ) iends aie ask to come out and hoar him. Mi s Blomlollo Whaloy, one <>f the votoran professors of Cla.fl in College, spent a "IVw hours with., Rev. and Mi>. W. I?. Rawman on -Harden? Street?while oav?':;,g tb'owjrh Columbia" Wednesday, enroute to the World's Fair in N. Y. Dr W. S; Thompson, of George-< town do nirdit Mrs. Thompson and 'the hahy to attend Bonedict-Allen1 Summer Sehoo.l Mrs. Thompson looks the pietiae of health... Miss Res.ie ?.!: : hall, a stud-J out of BolU'diet Colli'lfo, loft-the city last week to sp.-tnl the sum-. mer with h?*r relatives in Ilc/nea Rath. S. <\ ! the yoi nc; men's ! progressive (-i.ru ?-Cv?.if*ot?iwn, S. C. -The Young .Hen's Projyi ess.ive Girl) held it's, regular meeting -d t*he homo of Mi-. Robert Fishbni no w ith 'Mr. j I.i'iov Raid i ; Ti^ the assi.-tant host. The old and now business ' was i ?ari i'i<| throjt'mh in it's regular or-' ler. after Mi. William Ford made l \7,.TO ''.-l -. ' 1 * * . niivn-^'.mu spee.n ntUl 1)0i11a now member . the constitution of the cluh was road to him. The (in!/ is plnnniiiut to spendthc day on P.irnie Bench oil Sunday with our si-tor club, 'I'lio Artistic Twelve So? ia+-("iuii niVKwr arc ox-1 pecllnir it. to ho one of iho host of the season. | Moetinjr w: s adjoin-nod and the ho-ds serve a delicious course of, I drinks and lY'dl cocktail whivh was enjoyed- hy cvi'i v member. The I ho-ls of noxi moi lintr will ho Ar-l h ir nd James T'ossollien. Marion BesM-llicn, cluh re-' porter. TIIK \\ AYKIil.Y SlI.VKIt SI \U CU'll The Wfivcrly Silver Star cluh held their nirulav meeting on the f?th of June at Mrs. Margaret Mid dioton. Tic devotion was carried on hy th(. fhaphtin. Mis. I.nuise' (iunter. The laud's Prayer was refloated, each one recited a Bible vi rse.-The meetinir was turned over to the IVo-iiloot Af.-o xf..~ s ic .I'iuscn. Tin' president called I'm- unfinished business which was ii-( ifsI<c^l. The chili was dcliirhtill lo have with them the Sunset eltil). The club was disiniscd hy th'e president. KYI MNt; STAU *M>( I \l. t l.l'll , The dub lit hi it- ice liar meet i'lijr W -i.fesday jiii'st hi /tts".hmthT ~ hour." t^a'to p.m. at the home, of A11 TT XV i!! 1.11. i. -.?1 ntt'2?dates IT. The chaplain was at. his post enrryin-; en the devotion. I'rayTr was ' itVei ed; s.lhr hy TFTe el ah; Riti'e u?-tiding: another sontr by the club , ! whi h. b i- ii ht e r devotion to a hi-e. The meetintr was turned : >vet to liie I'.e-ideiit. .Mr. (Ii-orge i Mclhiniel. The minutes read and ! received. T~nt'mislied and new ' 1 !)".>it.e:'S d'eli sell. We WCJO (lis- | inis-ed by tlu* chaplain to meet on , , Wednesday nitrbt, June Tib at 1002 ' Cafe street. < j i :<n.M>i.t neioiip.oks cli r Quit, a l?r.'( !y afternoon was ! !) >f Mrs. Mariah 1 I'MT!0 Henderson street. ,M'-s. Mary Phelps conducted "the i dev ti' lis after w> ich the ntesi| ?! at presided. The purchase 1 treasure was refunded to the mem hers and for the first purchase ;T t}i. rhd? the members' decided I I t i ?? v*. d esses: 'pi;'-- a neat ! .-em '.v.--.- , 'Ii ! ti.ii Christ Iraas savings. ' Mrr Or ens?welcomed the visitors: Mrs. Rosa _]Ieud--of?Harris- " |_Lnnr. 1 Vrr.~7Tiid ?>!r<. Latin. -Some very amusing cranes wet'" played :i:vl Mrs. T.ontr served many nice' t': intrs. M\?s. Lola Cheeks was , a ke I to thank the hostess for the \-"iy pleasant evening. WAVKRLY FRIEND SO. CLUB The Waverly Friend Five Social CI eh met at the usual hour, 8 P. M. Mrs. Pearl Sumter ontertaind the cdtih at her cousin, 2320, Senate St. The devotional was called to oide" and conducted by the chaplain, Mrs. Faddy, aftei which the pi e-id< tit delved into the hum | ness of (lie club, where old and I now discussions were disposed of. ] Thi? did) dec Med to cive a nicnic _ Juno 20 at. Taylor's Tan in. Admission will be 25c round trip. 10c] in dance hall. Watch for the bills; telling whore bus will leave and also the, time. . . ' I We Iruft everyone"will r,-oruq_arid? enjoy the, outing. The next nieetmm^wiU-bti_a.L the. home of. Miss ? ... - - 1 Til rMilAII.SKKT^U ON ELLA + 1TZOKRALD ? 1 ELLA FITZGERALD 1)1 la Kit/.gi ralil, who will appear i with ' I'ii'k Webb and his orchestra at tin- Auditorium on June 12 ua.-- horn ou April 25, 1U18 in i Now; Yok City. I'aYt of her earlier years .were spent in an orphanage. M,.e 1 t-A . ..v. IUICIII>D UI UU^Ill hi I swii'l I ( i nt uit inn mul ht?r first _ professional engagement brought I abi'iit the ^mnne<nate and ^extrcme-Wehb and his famous orchestra, I with whom she has been connected _ <-Y<-i\since. She was heard by Chick Webb at an "Amateuj? Night in Harlem" program. Despite the fact that at ihat time, her inexperience 1 and appearance was against her, her extraordinary ability was in stanll.v recognized by "LittLe Dy- i nnniitic" Webb. She is now-Susclaim i'd to l)o the nation's most out- ( standing songstress. Benny Jiiood- ( man is jL'puted to have?offered her j a salary of arramazing high figure in an effort to persatide her to ioin his organization. Ella feels she <.wes her present reputation | entirely to the guidance, and unceasing activities of her sponsor ( ami" guardian, Chuck Webb, and j nothing persaudovher to alter her ( association. Songs made famous , by Fitzgerald are "Goodnight My f.ove". "Vou Showed Me the Way". Ella is a magnificient dancer and superb "artist". The boys in the , band kn?Av her as an excellent ( sport and real pal. Collectively and , whole-heartedly they pay her gen- j erous tribute as nation's "First | I.ady of S'wing". F.lla was starred , on the Eucidin air program during the winter of '.'>*? and also won the , acclaim on the Camel program | with Itennv Goodman. ' Till-: FLORENCE nic;htin(;ale club - ] TIh> meeting was at the hc/me { >f Mrs. Austin at 7:00 o'clock. Opening hymn. Work for the , Night is Coming; prayer by Mrs. Roscboi ough; song, What a Friend , Wr Have in Jesus, by the club, j The lesson was read by Mrs. j Duekett. We talked about Paul. ^ It was an interesting discussion which we all enjoyed very much. , Then tIre president asked for old j line entertainment. Th,. club has t grown to 33 "Friendly Neighbors". The next meeting wni-oe at the home of Mrs. Lucille Lyles 1624 Rh*(. street, June 14, 1939. _ . arrri?ntnv?bt+smess,?M rs. Laurrie . is giving a fish fry the third Friday in June. We hcrpe to see all the members present. Nurse Nel sin asked all the members to meet with t o Missionary Circle No. 1 Monday evening, June 12 at 6:00 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Lottie" ChaprpoHo-oTT-Pendleton street. \, i v f mnofino* ttfill V\o of 1 \ri4j" i:*w AC lliv.wii4^ wi ?v ^ tiu. It.nui nf Mr* DnrWett on Ben- k ?lict campus, June 19. at 7 p.m. ~1 Bertha 'L. Glover, reporter. 1 IWKI.VK STAR SOCIAL CLUB ] The '.luh held it's regular meet-J ] ine at the home of Mr. and Mrs.'; Josh Benson 906 Gate St. June 7.;j The meeting was called to order j l?y the Vice President, Lewis Deas.l ifterwhich the minutes of the last | meeting were approved. I j Tin1 regular routine of unfinish-, i d business was carried out and 1 lew business was discussed. The f club is planning a moonlight pic-1 lie to Dunbar Lake on Monday c uieht June 26. The public is cor- j dvally jfivitcd to cime and enjoy a c live outing with the'stars. The bus will stop at certain des-' ignated points which will be announced later, and the admission ill be 25c round trip. We adjourned to meet at the home of Mraf. Klouise Williams with Miss Annie Davis as hostess ( i'iv Tuesday night June 13. ^ Lewis Dens, reporter. ' FIGHT BALLYHOO , ,l Hv FtI flip .Qlmu ' After losing the first and sec- i olnl rounds and staggered in the r latter Finnic by the tremendous right and left hand punches of the ? once promising youngster Ed. c Facksnn, the ring weary warner, ^ Ike Ilennie, came back in the ? third round and gave the popular j play-boy pug such a shelacking v that the clowing cutie refused to r come out for the fourth round and c Hotinie's hand whs raised in token of victory, the fight being won by j the technical knockout route in j twenty-two seconds of the rest pe- ( riod. c Jackson, who already has been knocked out by ole man dissipa- c ti'on should be ready to hang up f that brown satin robe and padded mitts of his. The kid just ain't ] what he used to be and should Ullil?before he ends up walking [ on his heels and mumbling to \ himself. But like a stubborn mule J he keeps insisting that he's just | \ . T THE PALMEIRO LE, 32and after he reform himself ie'll sill be good for a couple of years. One of the most promising youngsters to show up around here in quite a while is Battling Burroughs a two-fisted middleweight who bars no one and who hares?watching-; - The?kid?fought H the semi-final match on the Hennie-Jac^cson card and knocked out his opponent in less than two minutes of the first round, and looked like a million dollars in '' doing it. ( WEEPING MARY BAPTIST I CHLRCH OF UPPER CALHOUN Sunday, June 4th, was a great I day with us and the pastt/r's 3rd anniversary with this church. Our i Sunday school was omitted for j the children all were present at the pool with the pastor where he baptized one candidate at the usual school hour. After the bap tisrn the pastor returned to the churoh and there was a great number of people who afterwards gathered to hear him preach. At ' 1:30 services began. The lateness of the hour was due to the far distance fo the church from _j the pool. The pastor at this time ' addressed the audience and se- 1 lected his text from the book'of j St. Mark 7:29. Subject: "The Unlimited Power of Faith". He preached a soul stirring sermon. , A liberal collection was given. I Recess was then taken after ; which the congregation assembled to hear the evening program Music was rendered by St. James | Baptist church choir."" A paper was read by Miss Annie Williams , of New Life Baptist church of Cayce, S. C. Subject: "All Kinds , if People". This was followed by , a song by four girls and a.reci- ( tation by little Miss Albertha , Williams of Weeping Mary^ Then j Rev. W. M. Green the pastor of the St. James Baptist church addressed the audience and preach- t id another soul stirring sermon, f He selected his text from 'the book i >f St. Matthews 16:18. Everybody ] seemed to have enjoyed thfe ser- ] mon. One person joined the church. Another liberal" offering J was given. Two selections were ! rendered by the Mt. Zion Baptist ] ihurch Junior quartet and others, r At the close of the evening pro- c gram refreshment was served to r the people. 8:30 p.m. Devotional < vas conducted by Brother George Kigler of Heyward A. M. E. ihurch. A sermon was delivered 1 ay the Pastor, Rev. Smith who se- 6 lected his text from St. John 4:13 and preached a very inter- r isting sermon which brought much ' ioy to the people and another lib- ? iral collection was taken. ' < Three years ago when Rev. Rav fc inel took this church on his first r pastoial day three grown per- j sons of this community met him lere and now the people is turn- f ng out in great numbers to hear v iim preach and tha membership is 1 itill increasing. If you want good j service come to Weeping Mary. I [lev. Ravenel is a wonderful pas,or to us and a spiritual preacher. -BALTIMORE, MD^NEWS _ By (Mrs.) Lobise G. Douglass ? coKnrlnlo \f All/I (> AT ^ mu. iitruivju o ovucuuit, .tiuiiuuj light, May 29, Deaoons' meeting. Iv Tuesday night choir rehearsal andjf prayer meeting; Wednesday nite '! 3ible class conducted by Rev. Mr. ^ Daniel; Thursday night service by ? the pastor and Baptism by Rev ? Flowers: Friday night. June 2nd a church meeting. June 4th Sunlay school at 9:30 a.m., opened by 8 .he Supt., Rev. 'Lews/Sunday ami ? Service. At 3:30 the Lord's sup ^ TPr wjih prinon hy the Pastor. At '( 8:00 p.m. evening worship was " icld. Sick list: Mrs. Mary Martin and ^ drs. Margaret Andrews. T1 Friendship Baptist church: At ^ i0:30 a.m. Sunday school; 11:30 J* r.m. service y the Pastor, Rev' ? tackson. Sunday evening at 8:00 * ).m. service. 'f The Pastor's Aid club will have their annual picnic at Sparrow leach on July 4, 1939. 'Mrs. Mary * Weathers, president; Mrs. A White, vice-president; Rev. M. "lowers, pastor. ^ Rev. Neal and Rev. Maynor re- y eived license on June 3rd grant- Vl ng them the permission to marry tl ouples. ^ t( JOHNSTON NEWS p . a On Tuesday night we were very tl iroud to have the 14 year old boy neacher, the Rev. R. H. Wilson, s| vith us at Bethel A. M. E. Church. K fe preached t, wonderful sermon. Ve are hoping to have Rev. WfT U on to conduct a revival in Sep- t; ember. g hoooin n t Hot. 1< i.el C. M. E. Church on Sunday at 1:45. The pastor, Rev. E. M. Gil- C ian, preached an ^inspiring ser- c non. .. " I At 8 P. M. Sunday night the Pre a iiding Elder J. A. Jowers deliver-'c< d a wonderful sermon. One mem- 3 >er , Mre. M. E. McPherson, w?3 idded to the church, afterwhich he third Quarterly Conference vss held. Reports made by the nembers showed a splendid in- a rease during the periad. v Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gary of 1 \ugusta were guests of Mr. ajid " tfrs. Robert Gary and Mrs. .*Jane A jary .and Mrs.. M. E. McPherson A in Sunday. Mr. and .Mrs, Johnnie..Mjnicks F f Saluda, S. C. were guests of the Hands on Sunday P. M. F Miss Ruth Chinn of Newark, N. f r. is with relatives on Aiken St. I Miss Janie Sirklcr of Charlotte, 1 J. C.. jg hora nt thp hod giHa nf V ier sick mother, Mrs. Emma Sir-; ^er^who we hope will soon be well: ADER Benedict College Club Plans Student Dance i New York City (JHC) -The Benedict College CIu 1/ of Now York City hold it's regular nionthly mooting at tho homo of~MT~. and Mrs. (I. Gunther, 200 Wost 112th street, Thursday ovenine. The club completed the final ' arrangements for the Students Yacational Dance that will be given June 15, at tho beautiful air conditioned Renaissance Casino, 138th ' Street and 7th Avenue. A large crowd is anticipated because of the manfc' World's Fair visitors that will be in the city. This Avill be a_good place to see ind gredt old friends. Don't forget the date, Thursday June 15. EBENKZKR BAPTIST CHl'RCII Rev. J. S. Maddox, Jr., Pastor Seneca?IServ ices at KbeneZer were?well attended- an tho fourth Sunday, although tho weather was rather inclement. Sunday school opened at the usual hour with Supt. H. E. Thomas, a large number of teachers and scholars pros- " ent. The lesson was instructively_taught in each-departrnentr At 11:00 o'clock our pastor preached a soul?stirring?sermon of which everyone enjoyed. His :ext was found Phil. 2nd ehaptei 25th and part of the .'10th verse. Subject: "Living Dangerously". Rus^?ernion was centered aropnd she life and works of Paul. The B.T.U. met and tendered an interesting program at 7 pm. At 8 o'clc/ck the Junior choir rendered av few renditions after vhich we again listened to a \wnlerful sermon. The 8 o'clock .sei__ rices were conducted by the Junr church. We were happy to acknowledge ! he presence of Mr. Leland Thomis of Richmond. Va.. who is visting his relatives, Dr. and Mrs ELE. Thomas and Mr. and Mrs 3. F. Scott. The Jolly Workers club met <m Tune 2 at the home of Mrs. B. F. Scott, with, the President, Mrs. EL E. Thomas, .presiding. The neeting was quite a success. The dub gave two tables to the Ocow.o rv..i>o^T tVn >red ward. Mrs. F. M. Byran \vas our vistins guest. The hostess served ake and ice cre&ui. The -W. M.S. ofEbenozor churHv ? net May 2t? with a large enrol Inent and the president, Mrs. S. A. Jones, presiding. They report-1 ?d an interesting meeting. The Women's Day program rendereil >y the above named clubs Sunday 1 light was enjyed by an appreci- 1 itive audience. The following teachers are eaving soon foj- summer school at ' arious places: Misses Marie Roland, Vermella Owens, ydis. W. i d. Sc(/tt and Prof, and Mrs. G. : 1. Washington. i ? o CHESTERFIELD NEWS . ' Ches-terfield, Drr-L. B. West.?Di- ( ector of Evangelism in the Negro 1 ynods of the Presbyterian Church , ras guest speakejr at Granville 'resbyterian Church at the morn- j rfg^ "service?,-Sunday. Mrs. L.R. Uest, and Mr. Alfred Reasoner. j ho is a senior at Johnson C. ? mith University, were present,I i lso. ' ( Mrs. Sara McCollough l<*ft to pend the summer months' with } nlotixrno i WinncKm*.? nrf Viends regret that Mrs. MsColiugh will bo absent for such a mg lime. Among those attending the ex- S aw, on Monday, June 5, were Mrs * nnie Edwards, Rev. and Mrs. Hid i leston, Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Toat- r >y, Mrs. M. L. Johnson, Mrs. E. a . Rivers, and Miss Cecelia Toat>y. Mrs. Maggie Johnson, who has een ill, is much improved at this riting to the delight of her many "iends. Messrs. Robert and Larrie Fos>r, Misses Sar? Jackson and Sara: /adsworth. and Mr. Emanuel Riers, and Mr. F. McCoy have re-' arned home after th^ir school . >rm was completed at Coulter A 1 idemy. Mr-. Robert Foster oomleted his" Junior College work, nd Miss Sara Jackson finished ie high school department. I Miss Florre McCoy plans to" p'end the summer in Engleword, i. Y. with relatives. | _Mp Robert Toatley. Mrs. T. Toat y, and Misses Atho lice and Kpy Toailey, Winnsboro, were the uests of Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Toat >y, Monday. Mr. Solomon Bethea, Mon too, N !., is spending several <lays in the, ityM'r. and Mrs. Howard Jackson' re corfortably domiciled in their j inuiff*' mcatfft near- -the publish chool. IN M KM OR I AM In memory of our dear husband ,nd father, Freemon L. Lyons rho departed this life June fi.th 936. Twas June sixth three years ago, kt twilight the death angel came ^nd plucked thg? sweetest flowei I'm sure, ^cfy Jesus Christ to claim. 'ather dear, we miss your smiling ace and tender, care; iut it was Jesus' will. Ve gaze upon your empty chair Vhich never can he filled. Sadly missed by: Luvinia Lyons, wife - - - Gladys Lyons, daughter * i s BliTHUvHHM BART. C'.lIl'KCH Rev. K. A. iJavik, I'axtor We, the pastor ami members- of this church, are very gb"l to have the attendance of our morning1 worship iS(, greatly increased. The services on Sunday followed The regular order. The pastor <lelivered another forceful and emotional sermon which was soul stirtin-. It seenu-d to he Sunday nite. Therr- v. asn't any services in the afternoon and at 7:110 we reassembled for evening worship and Baptismal -Kites which prt-ceedr-d the services. The pastor delivered a message theftied: "The Three Chills." The spirit was high. Both choruses, ren dered appropriate music and also a solo by Mrs. Washington. \\ e were glad to have our various friends worship with us on Sunday? Next Sundav morning Rev. Davis will O..IU ?...M n >jM'riui sermon to all the graduates of thi?s church also those, of other churches who may" wnr-diip with uTi Sunday night a Children Day Message will he delrvcred because the regular exercises will he omitted h< cause of the epidemic. Visit us at all times, you are welcome. This is the Stronger in:tnr.i. a. m. i:. t m k< h? Rev. i.. ('. Ifjtler. Castor j Laurerisr s. ('. -Sunday was , a beautiful day for services. Sunday School began at IL.'lq aru") the lesson was beautifully t.might ? _J At 11:30 the pastor with the audience entered rnto services. The pastor, preached from the theme: 'The Marks of Suffering." A liheral. offering was taken. ?-Many friends * arrtl member?T~or Bethel are returning to Laurens fpr the summer. Mrs. Julia Frank lin has returned, from N.'Y. Mrs Lilly B. Douglas. Sr. has returned from N. Y. . . | - AftsK Mattie Duckett rurally entertained a number of friends on Sunday P. M. with a dinner party. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. A. and Helen Mac PuthYan, Revs. tJ-l. ? a - duo .jonnson and P. A. Flack, and Rev. and Mrs. L. C. Butler, "all who enjoyed the afternoon at the! Duckettes* homo. | helen mae sexton and jomn aTbger pitman I'NITEl) IN MARRIAGE Flieitimr the interest r f nunv erous friends .fterei and in many] other places, is tlie following announcement : Mrs. I.ula B. Sexton announces the marriage of her daughter Helen Mae to Mr. John Adger Putman on Saturday, May ? nineteen hundred and thirty-nine. 1.aureus. South 'Carolina. A'u home, Russell street; I.aurens South Carolina. Mrs. Putman is the younget i laughter of Mrs. i.ula 11. SAxt'ji and the late l>r. J. \V.. Sexton of Spartanburg. ?. C. Mrs. Putman was one of the teachers of this city. Mr. Putman is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jnhu. L. Putman rrf" Washington, P. C. He is the rrandsoti of Mr. C. H. Puckett of Laurens, S. 0. Mr. Putman is h graduate of S. C. State college ind a member of the Kanna Al- > nha Psi fraternity. He is assocLJ tted with the Pucki tt Mortuary f I v,; .. *i uiiiu uvju'-p was- Tciunlor. v\INT STEPHEN \. M. E. CHERCH ^ Rev. Hale B. Thompson, Pastor ?Wilmington.?X. ?'.--Tho past >un. was a high <lav m this part] >f t.h" Lord's Ziun.-?Large crowds core in attendance throughout the ' lay. The Sunday school's enrol!nont is increasing with the many irrivals of our young women and BRON2 * ? Pros "THE KING OF ci i ilk v\ lbb Foat ELLA FIT "THE FIRST 1J TOWNSHIP i MONDAY1 NIG1 Admission: Advance Page 5 t men from the colleges within and ^without tin- state. A most hearty minister. Congratulations were given also to our many graduates ? from high school and college. | 1'lans have been completed for our < Inhh en's Day program cm " ~m ?t Sunday. rI hi- w as The day 1 for the Holy Kueharist and oui ' pa l, .i?selected?as?the subject of i his discourse "Taking The Oath 'of Allegiance"'. The message wasgi ipping and > deeply interesting 1 'Many visitors were present. Af the . 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