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' ' .^4 V ' *1 I ' Saturday, July 1, 1939 **"" CHARLESTON* COUNTY .? \ CONVENTIOI Rev. J. C. Dunbar, President *The Charleston County Conven tion of which Rev. J. C. Dunba is president was a great succes last week. The convention starte* Friday June 16 and ended Sunda; June 18 at Green Chapel iChurcli >? Rev. Bennett, pastor. The Convention with a very in teresting session. The president Rev. J C. (Dunbar, preached a ver; interesting sermon which was s> touching. All officers were re.elec ted with a few additional ones ap pointed, he delegate for the Stat Sunday School and By Y. P. U Convention was elected, Mrss Ja nice Blake of Memorial Baptist. Friday night the Rev). Smari from Oklahoma preached an in spiring sermon. His subject wa taken from 2 Timothy 2:15 wftl "Study to show thlself, approve! unto God a workman that needec not be ashamed, rightly dividini the word of tru/th" as his theme I am sure that some of the fact: " Jlfi.jiavfi in this wonderful message will be remembered. Saturday morning a talk 01 ' Evelyn B. Haynes. The Education al sermon was preached by Rev Anderson. - Saturday night was the big nit of the convention. An e*celled program was rendered by the va rtOUS THSThbfits oj the churches o the convention. Mr. Albert Hun vice president, was in charge o the program. This program wa: v said to be the best since the origi nation of the convention. Severa local talents participated. All the Sunday Schools met a: one on Sunday Morning and a ven Interesting lesson \fca9 discussed Mr. Benjamin Green, Supt. of Me. , morial Baptist Church Sunda] School, acted as general Supt ?Since all of the Sunday Schools ii the Charleston 'County Coiivenftioi 'are working under the 6 fijbjnt rec. ord system, he had his 8 assist, ants known as department Supts Each department Sulpt. had as ^ ' many teachers that he needed. Rev. Elliott preached the Mis. sionary Sermon of which everyone esjoyed A very large crowd wit. nessed this service. The next con. rention for Charleston County r scheduled to meet at Union Bapt Church. Rev, Sutton, Pastor,?,? CONDUCTING REVIVAL MEETINC A great revival meeting is be. ing conducted by the great Evan, gelist, Miss Carrie B. Priester, a Grtaham A. M. E. Church, St. An. drew Circuit of the Edisto Dis. W< are having a great meetihg, n< doubt that, she is preaching a: w never before. Crowds are coming nightly to partake of thrs sporadii treat. We are .commencing our 2n< week, numbers of souls have con. fessed their sins with the Mfoumei Bench being warmed everty nitte This is a God sent woman. She ij a preacher. _of?ihe-gospel - of oui church. White and Colored fill th< seats. We are praying that Goc will strenghten'Jier more and bless ^ her with long tife to preach the gospel to dying men and women Rev. E. E. Washington, our pastor and also the members, of Grahan and sister churches''- are putting forth every effort to make hei close out Sunday July 2 with t stay here a pleasant one. She wil close out Sunday with an old tim< camp meeting _shaut. May Goc v bless her. LANFORD STATION NEWS Beaver I)ara Baptist Church S. IS. at the usual hour. Rev. C P. Parker of Spartanburg taught the lesaon. 12:00 o'clock devotions conducted by Bro. Otis Byrd ^ * and Bro. jDowns after which thf pastor brought us a wonderful message frcrm Matt. 6:11. Mrs. Hattie Spurgeon, Rev. Mr.' L. R. Irby attended the funeral of Rev. Allen Shell Doughton at the New Durbin. Rev. Duncan took hia text I ?amuel~20:3. Death has visited our community often taking our dear mothers in person ol Mrs. Carrie Dogan, June 19. She was a loving mother and a faithful member of the Beaver Dam - Baptist church, als# a member of Woman's Home Missionary Aid society. Rev. A. D. Duncan officiated. She leaves to mourn her husband, one sister, one brother and a host of other relatives and friends. Mr. Luther Gist ot Atlantic Cit> visited his mother, Mrs. Hdhriel Gist Sunday. Those on the sipk list: Mrs. I Garrett, Charles 'Jernes and Mr Umphrey. We pray for them i speedy recovery. The faithful few are still car ^ rvinc on the nraver meeting Mr. Granger Massey was guesl of Miss Laura Johnson Sunday Mr. David Massey guest of Miss Delia Ruth Dawk in Sunday. Mrs. Emma Montgomery departed this life, June 23 and was lai to rest at thP Cedar Grov< . Baptist church, the Rev. S. G Gray officiated. At*"7:30 devotions were conduct ed by Jonas Farmer ami Brer, C H. Downs after Which the pastoi presented Rev. C. P. Parker o Sparanburg who preached for us Rev. J. H. Williams, Deacon Young 4 and others from Cedar Grove wo; sbiped with us. On the first Sunday Rev. Mooi from Laurens will preach for us TFn the second Sunday the Frei Will pre/gram will be rendered. * Mr. William SullivAn, Mrs. Gis Miss Pauline Gray were Sunda; guests of Rev. Mrs. Duncan. Jdnas Farmer, mothqfr Spurgeon were supper guests of Rev Mrs. Irby Sunday. if?'1 -? f ~?pv < * S . Ir*;;;' ' ' *' ' ^^BF, ' \ IBbbk ' Education m the South is beh ' is staffed and operated by Phillips change of the nursery school. Ab ,| school. Lower center: a junior hi i| is setting nails in a bookcase for 1 i ? ' WINNSBORO NEWS Regular services were held on Sunday morning at thp various churches. A rally was held at St. . Paul Baptist church at night, It i was a great success.- Rev. J. E. . Ward, pastor of the St. Mark . Blaptist church filled the pulpit 3 for Rev. Beatty. The St. Mark . choir furnished music, i?Mr?and?Mrs?Da^-id Bnnlrer of Spartanburg spent Sunday with their sister, Mrs. Robert Davis. , j Prof, and Mrs. W. A. Ross and * j Idaughtor, Evelyn, attended the \ I commencement at J_ Johnson C.' " Smith. They were accompanied : back by their son, Patil, who is a I student there. I' Messrs Seldom Maddoek and j David Cherry of Anderson were visitors in our town last week. , r Mrs. Mariah Jackson and Mrs. ' Francis McKarcle left Saturday j for Jacksonville, Fla., for an in- J , definite stay. Prof. L. S. Bown and II. G. Tc/r-l r rence of Chester were visitors in ' our town last Saturday. J- iMirs. Pauline. Rynn and two ' children Barbara and Bernard of " \Tn^iro XT T n ?A ~ j- m nai i\, . a (W C IIUIC VJMLIII^ I I Mrs. Lynn's mother, Mrs. Paul ' Woodard. Friends of Miss Edna Mae T.yles! ' are proud to know that she is im. J proving1 after a week's illness. r WAYMAX A. M. ,E. t-'Hl'RCH j glorious day at Wqyrnan. Elder 1 S. C. Alston of the Reformed Methodist church preached. He is a son of Wayman. jBunday before last Dr. Coe our presiding elder preached a wonderful sermon and finished the quarter. He was j paid in full. Rev. Williams of I High Hill Bapt. brought his con-' gregation and- preached a great t sermon. The day was full and ' profitable. We are renovating'our I church inside and out. Sunday is Communion day and our pastor, i will hold the fort. CALVERY AM.E. CHURCH Rev. W. R Bowman, Pastor i ? Leesville, S. C. : Sunday was be-i ' gan at its usual hour with the les! son being fully discussed. I The Masonic Lodge celebrated i St. John's Day at our church at 3:30 P. M. Prof. S. W. Young of Wagner. S. C. delivered the message, and Rev. H. S. Jackson, pastor of St. John Circuit preached , the annual sermon. ' I Miss Mary J I^andford of Abbeville spent the weekend with her > Aunt, Mrs. Mitcher while in town. t " BALTIMORE, Ml). NEWS By (Mrs.) I/ouise Gore Douglass i S. S. at 9:30 a.m. by tSupt. Service at 1:30 a.m. by the Pastor, Rev. Flowers. At 4:00 p.m. the $250.00 rally t came off at Mt. Hebron. Come, and go with us on a bus < excursion given by I. R. O. A. - -rhib^t?y"Mt. Olive Free Will Bapt. church 1424 S. 18th, Philadelphia, < Pa., Sunday, July 9. Bus leaves ' 1006 W. Lexington street at 7:00 . a.m. .Fare round trip $2.50. R. B. Silas, president; Mrs. V. Brown - Sec.; J. C. Hamburg, manager. BYPU nt 6:00 p.m. opened by r the President, Mrs. Alice Flemf ming. Sick list are Mrs. Penny James j and others who are getting along refine. . , Wc are glad to see Mrs. Nettie ? W. Simpson back after visiting relatives in Snnt.h Carolina. p Mrs. Mary Weathers had a very bad accident on June 23 having t cut her feet on a piece erf glass. / She is getting along fine. Mr. and Sirs. Alexander M. Gore, Jr., from Brooklyn, N., Y., were guests of -Mrs. Louise.. Gore Douglass. Also her cousin Mr. FARM PR( 'm*m E&fcL i jHWpI BpKH^*' $smK& -mtm * R ^BfiBWBWE M?d x> li; \flfc y ' , ^..r... V2jMftNi&??$9BBb iff stimulated by schools on Farm i County.- (Here, two hundred cou ove, upper center: the Lakevie\v gh school geography class. Lowi liis farm home. Robert and Miss Feadora Hender son With Mr. Alexander M. Gore Friendship Bapt. church heli its . prayer meeting Tuesday nitc Thursay night regular service b; the pastor, Rev. Jacksem. Sunda; school at 10:30 a.m., service 11:31 by the pastor. Mr. Charley Caldwell and sis ter Mrs. Agnes Caldwell motorei to Chester, S. C., Tuesday. ? % am ? MILLER CHAPEL a. m. k. church Rev. I.. (i. Bowman, Pastor Newberry, S. C.?The junio church members are hard at worl and all those who are interested in the improvement of the churcl are usnuu iu juin irit'ni, The Rev. Williams, a yc/ung st,u dent of Kittrell college is hea* of a group that never failed. Mr Pettis is working his band o. yodng stewards) The followinj persons are scheduled to give ! pew rally third Sunday night ii July. Namely, Prof. A. T. Rutler Augusta Pettis, Joseph Johnson Robert 'Robinsrm, Harold Abrams Robert Hare, Henry James Hare 0. Pettish, S. Burton, R., Nance C. Reed. R. Hare, A. J. Martin Jr., J. Butler, B. Nance, Erskim H., W.. Bates,. F. Pratt. A. Hare C. Martin, together with Miss E Allen, D. Cromer, E. Cromer, C Cromer, A. Gallman, L. Bown, F Matthew. V. Ruff. G. L. Lylcs N Fullctr, if! Bowman, Ll Golden C. Golden, E. Burton, D. Hare, E Alexander, F. M. Sims, A. Gall man, M. L. Pratt, R. L. Pratt, F Lykes, A. Hare, F. Caldwell an* others. Rev. Bowman stressed last Sun day the importance of each de partnient of the church filling it: place and urged that we valui 11 j tt? 4.: ?. ?i 1 ? : j :* . unit*. nt* I'umiiiuL'u u I in ^ it 111 it; too many children and teacher who aer usually late for Sunda; school and that the League xvil be re-organized Sunday. Too man] members sit around Sunday nigh on their porches an fail to conn to church. Tie urged that all conn out to service. Communion service will be ob served morning, afternoon and ev cning. The Rev. W. R. Bowmai pastor of Mt. Calvary phurci, ii Leesville and his choir with hi; congregation will worship with u; Sunday at 3:00 p.m. The public i; cordially invited. Mrs. L. I. Pratt, spent tw< weeks in Augusta, Ca., represent ing the Bible class and reports : wonderful trip. Mrs. Josephine Legg is much in proved since her operation. Mrs. Rutherford, or?? of oq teachers was operated '-on las Thursday and resting fine at thi writing. Com0 to church, go to church JERUSALEM BAPT. CHURCH Rev. W. Ravenel, Pastor pharleston, S. C.?Sunday wa a great day here. Early praye .meeting was held at its usua hour. 9:30 The S. S, was won ? ? tit t rr* /~?t_ dortuny taii^ni oy ivir. e. v msm and reviewed by pastor. 11:1-5 Thi pastor prave to us a splendid mes sapre from St. Luke 15th chapter BYPU started at its usual hou by Mr. R. Bowman. A splendii paper was rendered by Mrs. Ethe Millener on "Wbat has become o John the Baptist's Head?* Wi had a prreat time here Sunday Why not come over some Sunda; 7:30 Another Jstirrinpr sermor was delivered by the pastor usini as his text )St. John 3:18. Subjec "The Necessity of Beinpr Born Agfain". A very larpre crowd at tended each service. Thursda; niffht regular preachinpr service Music by the Junior choir. " " X . . . ? > THE PALMETTO LEADER )JECT SCHOOL SETS P1 \ I ' </. J mm \ vdBWAft .? Ik'yHlb .^p Br? lip - ,- >jj 8B| 3%ll8 HHr By-, ^HBhI l Security Administration projects Thi: ntry children receive instruction in elei school and community center. Upper 1< ;r right: the staff of the Lakeview schoo Z WOODRFFF NEWS : ?r^ Trinity A. 'M. E. Zion ^hurcn sn ? Rev. J. A. Lipsey, Pastor se " " 4 co y S. S. at the usual hour. ar / Our pastor was with us Sunday er 9 morning and gave timely- re- re< , marks. Class No. 2 won the ban- ca] - ..W f .U.uuip, cue IIXUIIt\V. j! At 11:45 the pastor delivered |a great message from the text I Job 14:14. Theme: Wait on the I Lord. At 8:30 he brought us a- ... nother great mesage from the text 1 Ezekiel 9:4. : ? ?*"V???. piRev. A. E. Gorden conducted tei r services at Trinity Thursday and t Friday nights which were enjoyed, ph ^ J\Ir. M. S. Callaham of Spartan- jn^ n butg worshiped at Trinity A. M. ga E. Zion. church here Sunday night. (jei The pastor and members- of Trin 1 1 ity wish to thank the members of (>n, Lanford Grove for their coopera- mc f tion in service Sunday night. r ISeveral persons from here ata tended the funeral of Mrs. Emma a Montgomery at Cedar Grove Sun- pQ, ?day. The friends of Mrs. Irene Gil, liam Thompson "will regret to , learn that she remains indispos- gj^ , ed. We are wishing!for her a ] , very speedy recovery. I ^ pjg , Rev. J. A. Lipscy and eongrega- j , tion will worship at New Hope in ^a< ? Sedalia Sunday night. tjn New Rethel Haptist Church Rev. A. I). Duncan, Pastor ^ui S. S. was fine. The banner was mo '. won by the Advance class. . ^ ^ __Ihe_i^torV^rt^ ^IrivTTPhieet , at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Har- jja . ris Winrh?Jwir-vK). *] Don't fail tj^ read the "T.eader". j,-jc Mesdames Lillie M. Wilburn, i Ruth Coleman and Mr. Marion pol Thompson were business visitors arf j in Spartanburg, Saturday. i< GEORGETOWN NEWS ''rv. 5 ----- ? ' The Young Men's Progressive 1 club held its regular meeting at * the home of Clifton Ford with Robert Fishburne as assistant host. The meeting was called to < , order at 8:30 by the president jjj.', * then the roll was called and old and new business was transacted. me ? As it is one (yf the original rules ser of the club to giv'e to one church fro . of the city oxe dollar each month aft t the dollar was given to Mt. Olive wa I Baptist church on Sunday. at ? The picnio that was had on Bir- pie j nie's beach on two weeks ago was Oh s much of a success and we were If very much pleased t<y have had but > with us as a guest Miss Alethia ser - Holliday of Tuskegee, Ala., who pos i is visiting relatives. We want to not thank our sister club, the Artis- Afi 1 tic Twelve Social club for such an des enjoyable outing. ed r Hosts for next meeting will be t Maiion Bessellieu and Isaac Fish- doi s buine, . . : Because of some misunderstand ' ing no refreshment was served by .ror the hosts, but they agreed to take the fallowing meeting again. B*thel A..M. ,E. Church w,? -- -?R?v. R. S. liawhence. Pastor vs ^ p Quietness does'nt always be- ?or ,. speak inactivity, note the loaded ' i ....... v ? u..i! | naRuu, %r*r mwi. l fivoi rt l|U|>e VIII j |T we can see her coming. So it is L n s with Bethel. We are Hk> the busy* ''J p bees inspite of the fact that a number of our members have vv.e j. summer schools, and others to s ^ ^ of some kind, the others of I I i^rt. here carrying on. So when i n?c t you don't read about us in thp pa-*; v,s . ' 5UT n_ per don't think that we are. a^j?j . sleep. Our S. S. began again S 17 Sundays ago with children over ^ <r 12 years-of?age, 4nrt thp?hrttlr j jj i children arp sadly missed. j ^ . Z Thp text of the morning sermon t was selected frcnn Psalms 1:3, i j theme: "Tree". This was so beau ^ - tifully outlined this was a compar m(i y ison with the life of a Christian i . rooted in Christ unmovable. I ^ A small rally is launched when W V V VCE IN RURAL EDI p ' i ftpMiiSi W,4,!A* *^K2L I rj Wftd s school at the Lakeview, Ark nentary and high school subject eft: nursery school children hav I paper at work. Upper right: ch person is asked to pay the lall sum of fifty cents by the eond Sunday in August. The ngregation is divided into two mies, the red and blue. BrothJ. IS. Nesbitt, captain </f the 1; brother J- B. Brockington, ptai^ of thL? blue. RIDGE SPRING NEWS The church service of the Ridge II Baptist church was largely at ided Sunday. Rev. Jxuicseached a wonderful sermon af ward Miss, So well made a short Ik on Tier works. She also emasized the importance of keepr the small children from public therings due to the great epimic. Visitors in town for the week d were Mr. and Mrs. A. Pal>re, Miss Rosa Belle Broadnax, s. M. Crawford and Annie R.? illiams were home also. Miss C. nice and one of her friends were p callers. Visitors in town Sunday were . and jMrs. Timothy Hill and. ss Clyde Hill, all of Ninety\Ir. Samuel Hammond left fori hdersonville, N. C., Sunday, tfiss Rosa Belle Broadnax is l :-k honie after spending somele with her aunt in Greenville.1 Mesdames L. W. Hammond, I ci!e Hill and Mr. Samuel Ham- j nd motored to Union last Thurs ' i??t-e?witness?the?marriage?of , tir son and brother Herbert mmond. I rhe stork visited Mr. and Mrs.) >yd Hammond and. left with , m a little son weighing eight j inds at birth. Mother and son doing fine. See Robert Hammond and inas,, your knowledge by buying paper. .; LAURENS NEWS Bethel A. M. E. Church ' Rev. L. ('. Butler. Pastor S. at 9:30 supervised in Christ ? manner. ^t 11 o'clock the pastor and mbers entered into the mcrrning vices. The pastor preached m the theme "The Open Door" or which a liberal collection s taken up by the trustees and the services eight young peojoined the church- confessing rist. Services were planned for 3:30 ; due to the fact of the funeral vices of Mr. B. Franklin it was stponed. Mr. Franklin was a ted citizen of aLurens county, ter a long illness was called by ith on 21st of June. Tie is missalready. rhe Mothers' club of Laurens is ng a great work for humanity. annual banquet was held on t Friday, June lGth nt the XYA iter. A number of friends ag with its efficient leader, Mrs. S. Hix and members of same re present at this banquet. At ich time wonderful speeches and narks were made by Revs. P. Hix, L. B. Moon, Rev. Mitchell 1 L. C. Butler, also Dr. Long erf ion, all of which were enjoyed ^atlv__ The week-end guests of th citv re. M essrs Mary Xance of Geor-j i; Lnt.ha Young of Clinton and . T>awton of Greenville. Miss Kitty B. Leak and friends itored to Greenville Sunday to it her sister Daphney who is in rimer school. fcev: B. L. Miller, the newly apnted pastor of Popular Springs M. E. church is now living in uron*. Rev. E. W. Wright and nily left last week for N. V lere they will visit friends. Miss Lilly R. Douglass was at tie for the week-end from sumr school in Greenville. Mrs.' ice Moore is planning to leave e city for North Carolina this iek, where she will spend awhile . . - ?- , ^ - t LJCATION 1 ' ; ^| JncS ansas, homestead .jmojc-c.t, wa. ].. ! :.s, Vocational-work, Wid eoiiun'n:. t- their daily end-liver i, making ray itsirr .a nei-l-'' ' during thL. summer. " : (iala And Knjqynhle lteVepu??n The newly wv-fU. Alt .' a t. M I.Uthcr K. Cja11 i11it' - i \v. fully entertained at ' : -j :* and comfortable Ivor.,. -groom n the V^-hTi.e Friends were present iny cities and nurr?-rnu~ ot.i - v. local.?'I'll,, bi ide. and y ' ' ~ showered with many b?a,'lf adorable gifts, which w.'--. appreciated " <1 i eee.vi"t. The ladies %\< i-?- at: it. lS tiful evetiiny. yowns. tt.e h "v. nrrt trailing"bur We han-F ami . uniquely pi t sc,nt<-'i guests were served e'.ie ice cream and cake, which .?< ... I rayed in th.. beautiful e - if pink anil white. ' . Tho bridal book wa< ,e;." : . u handled by Miss- Maggie T. ik.:' rctt. Tho guests wvnt away l.avj.. . - pressed themselves a.- : a*, lending an affair that v. i ] .;-.! ' ia!lel this one. nor exofi it - n I joy men t. ST. STKPHKNS A.M.K. < IH u7 IT. Rev. Hale H Thompson, I'a-tor I Wilmington, N". : The i heat wave continues in ".hitof, the country but the.-ali of our church movo -fotw.-vd w :* enthusiasm. The S. -Sell -Uiiix^-af.s attendance a ui ? , all of it's phases of w.-rk -tin in tcrest is high. Preparations g r ward to meet all reijuiivn.vt'.t- ' the'..annual Sundity Sch.>. .1 -i cent ion which is bv.ii.-g tali :n> year at Purgaw duihig the m.nti. of Auf.ru.-t. A most cap:ivatir.g ' program has been" intivtlu, . i a ntong the youth of the chur k 1 . . ing toward the culminate.:. t":.;effort Monday night. duly ?!>:.. The lesson which closed the pu.:t er in the discussion ?.f tit. iiview of the Apostle Paul's ' was very interesting. The m- : . service began with a large c-r. gregntion worshipping. The su! ject c.f the nt< . -. g,. : live rod by our pastor was "Ti. Vv ... i " ti,.. ... in. i in i 'i i i : ? many?visitors wa? :ickn..w 1* dj,;ri.": Miss May K. McCJuiio c--vY ? . salvation at the morning's -e;\_g_> And connected. . Ji?i-m? ii?jw-i+b^t-s?~ church. ' i The- lui'i'tinj' of the A. i'. '(x'agiiv arose to a hiuh ,? . : merest in the dncu-s>i u, rh ?rpic of the evening. This y i:.._ oeople's^T .rum is likv*vi-a. ^.. ik-b.w'ureparatlfchs Tor its ati .ua! ?:;/. meeting which is convening t i: I year in Gold.-bono. N. c\ A ti. -* interesting and '.beautiful c<>ngn ) gatioii gathered again .for t!.? ! v?rTTT.g'S f'TVtco di'sl'ite the~i tinueci heat. i. From the subject ."Stu--.b'.it.v I blocks" our pastor . deli.or-d most interesting and gripping hi?nurse. Many out of tow n, .".ii ?: were presents and wcro \v. h ir.ed. a Our Annual Conference rettnus began \>ffkfally on this day rv the results were wiv grat'Tying.' t Renovations and repairs r.pon ! . i the church and imrsonag ban-, ..been templetedlrand .phc. a uiuatLu^_ of our plant has hoeh considerably increased. Our pastor Cotvtnu hdr.i the entire official staff as w. 11 a the congregation for the couplet ion of the work of the month of ? June without a deficit. We arc l-.ok j. me forward to tho hd aline of o third quarterly conference with' success. | j CHESTER PARACKAPRS Miss Sarah It ton of '!? 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