Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Answer?A child in the neighborhood wrote the letter Cor him,, JOHNSTON NEWS j The fifty-third session of the! Sunday school, Kpwortli League.! Missionary .anil i>.*irict eoin*.. once of tiu- G. M. 10. church which convened at Bethel C.M.F. church i Wednesday. July 2<5th closed last Sunday. The reports were Rood The preaching was also # good Some of the sermons will long be remembered. Bishop L. Russell of Washington, T). ('.. was present and outlined the plans for the great coiiHoeation wh it'll will meet in Washington," D'. in September. The convention closed to meet next year at Wesley Chapel C. M. K. cliurch. We wish, to thank th?. Baptist people for being so nice during the session. Mrs.. Khoda Padgett Alobley Fianeis departed this life July at her-home on Academy St.. alter' an ilness of several days. .Mis. Francis was a native of this city and wits well-known and high Ly?11 .. | i i.tud?Ly?white and enh ?ri.i, I . whose pleasure it was to know heV. Kntierul services were held at Bethel ('. M. K. church Tuesday at .1:.'{() p.m., conducted by Kev. F. AI Gilliam. Johnston Funeral directors in charge. Sht. is survived by her husband \. Mr. Claienc,. Francis; onc. sister, Airs. Amanda Austin; three nephews, Air. Allen Padgett ol" this city and two uttH'i s ot r lortua ami three nieces', Mrs. Annie lielleDealer of this city and other.of Florida and New York City. Mr. and Mrs. A. B.' Harrison. ,Mrs. Noah Amos and Mr. Mininaiigh Amos attended tit . of M i s Clara Cordon " Mifmlny ai Flea'sant l.an<. church near Edgefield. Miss Huth- dowers lias returned her home in Bateshiirg after attending tin District conference at ??Bethel?eh in eh a 1111_< t h<~~ w eelC-ehd : with Miss Hattie Miles. Miss Ruth Forrest has returned from Edgefield after a visit to relatives. fr n Mrs. John Baltimore is teaching summer school in Saluda county. Stop at Forrest Cafu and be served. MT. ZION A.M.E. CHL'RCH Rev. Chism, Pastor. Sellers- -The officers and members of the Sunday school were present and the lesson was discuss ed and reviewed. Sunday was turned over to the several Uiards of tin- church and the pastor pre .senled Urs. I'.lia Asiucy. 01 .villi Branch "to preach. .Mi s. Ashley preached from I Sam. 16:10. This Was , a womlerfpl messatfOr?A ftcr " the collection the pastor presented Mrs Geneva Johnson of Sellers who brought us another great message. In the afternoon Rev.' A.J. Jenkins of Bethel, Darling-| ton was present and preached from the subject: Purposed in His Heart. The text was tala-n fromj Jer. 2:12. The message was very 'inspiring. Rev. Jenkins brought a (piartet of young men who ren-1 dered several selections. The Mos-1 es Simon of St. Mark at Pee Dee worshipped with us Sunday night. We again heard another splendid sermon from Mrs. Ashley. At this writing Mrs. Luc Blackwell is somewhat indisposed and, Mr. W.H. Cooper is very >siek. Wednesday evening Mr. B. Craw ford txidsudden heart attack and died frftei working1 all day H|. ?is suivivm by his mother and scv- ( eral sisters and brothers. The pastor was the dinner guest| ^ of Mr, and .Mrs. Heyward Jones.I Mrs Hester Dixon" returned Monday night, after spending . two| weeks in Washington with her sis j ter. Miss Jessie M. Lester. Rev. M\ S. Zimmons, a former, pastor stored over a few minutes | with Mr. J.L. Crosland Sunday j evening on hin way from Uniop | at Dillon. * I ? Pulped fr'l in thla coluui ?b t ongn and algw your full name. tter, For "Frits tt Rtply,"... for my laUat ASTROLOGY ; flfim fr?9 It I fir tf advici in your problem' clearly and co:i? Jfe tM ecope of logical reasoning J JfcOTIf- , no LEADER it wasn't another wonnm. I want to urge you to have more eonti- , denee in your husband for he certainly hasn't given you any rea- p son to doubt him. 1 M. J. M.?-Would it be advisable for me to go to Beauty School to prepare * myself to teach Beauty Culture or continue to work as an | operator? Ahswei?Remain as you are and save every cent you can. At a 1 ater -date alia11y?e To A'pin a shop f your own for Lu?xuy?opinion- you are better, quailed to manag> than you would be to teach. May I ronuiul...yiiu that y'ou need?to spend more, time with*/-your hus- . oand . . . he is becoming dissatis- _j Red: ~ | A. \V. A.?Will X ever got- the ' money that | loaned this lady friend of mine? Answer?This woman is going to pay her debt, but not before : you make your trip.. Cireumstancos have been t ight with her . here f.late, but I predict a change for the better soon. \ W INNS BOKO NEWS Sunday school opened at the us- ' ual hour with Supt. O. K. Manigault at his post of duty. A beau v liful discussion of the lesson was ' given by Prof. W. A. Ross. Aftei 1 Sunday school was over, Rev, J. 1 It. -Simons tilled the pulpit for Rev, Beatty, and preached a won- t dorl'ul seimon. i Mrs. Pauline Lynn and two ; children, Barbara and Bernard,, i have returned to New Jersey aftex ; spending a month with her parents * All. and Mrs. Paul Woodaid. ?.Mi?. Al-iniHr' Johnson and little ~J daughter, Evelyn arc here visiting | Mrs. .Johnson's sister, Mrs. Eliza ( Alanigault. Her stay is indefinite. Mr. James Boulware spent his ^ vacation in Richmond.. Va., with his cousins.r j .Mr. ami .Mis. Walter Brewster j ami )iwlL. daughter, Arlene are j iifi* visiting their aunt, Mrs. Delia llagler. They art- all of New Jersey.. Those wiio have returned home ^ I'iurn?rrmTTTTTT school are: Miss Kli>e .Manigault from State col lege and Prof. W. A. Ross from Benedict college. Mrs. Helen Ford is here spend- j ing a few days with her aunt, Mrs. 1 S. A. Mcintosh. Mr. D. (1. Belton, has returned- 1 from Hampton Institute, Hampton ' Va., where he spent three weeks 1 at th,. Kjcte.nsi.on Conference and ' Tiaining school. He reinrrts- "an ' .enjoyable tAp and bnngs.l newideas for his work. Messrs William Fowell, W. I). | Fraiser, "Tlielma Williamson and I Horace W. Lee Were pleasant visitors in our town last Sunday. j ?See?iili'. Itufus Gleen lor your < weekly copy of The Palmetto : I,. ader. > ItllKiK SPRINH NKWS 1 ?The of the Ridge_HfH Hi < seTtooJ open. (I Friday, July 28th for the summer session. 180 pupils registered. Th,. above nunv ,he* is only one half of the enrolment. The teachers are Mr. A. C. ' 11 ichiiiwi.r. re inr-irial Mrs T? F. Hightower, teacher of 10th and 11th grades; Mr F. L. Gardner, 1 xth and Oth grrados; Miss Jennie Jefferson, 7th grade; Miss A. Gofoith, 0th grade and music; Mrs. V. (2- Hammond, 5th grade; Miss Louise . Hannelly, 4th grade; Miss ('. (iardnor, did grade and H. K. teacher; Miss U. Fannell, 2nd grade, and in charge of the '1.(1)1 any; Miss S. It. Crawford, 1st grade. - ] The teachers and pupils in spite of the heat, have started right at hard work. ; ? ? .Miss Maggie B. Gibson is hi/me from New York spending sometime with her parents. Chi roll Naggles is home "n a vacation. i Mr. Youngblood Corley is home on a vacation l'rom Hempstead, New York. ; ? ? TTTTTFN A NJRWS Mt. /.ion Rap'ist Church Itev.' M. ('. Fre?man, Pastor Sunday July 2.1, a great singing | institute began and end July 28. Monday, July 24 the Rev. M. C. Fteeman preached and the Mount , Zion eh' ir sang; solo by Miss Jai'ull Sligh. Collection $0.25. Tuesday, July 2Jk the Rev. Mr. , Young preached. Paper by Rev. , Mrs. Young. Hannah's choir sang ft 1111 ?#*t i i /n X7 k n ? Rev. W. I/. Shoppard preached and the St. Matthews choir sang. Col- | lection $1,10. Thursday, July 27 i the Rev. D. B. Boyd preached the Beaver Dam choir sang;, collec- j lion $4.00. Friday, Jply 28, the i Rev. Robinson preached. Paper by Annie L. Kelly; solo by Mfs. t f'leo Robins'n. Collection $0.00. Mrs. Addie Baker left this a.m. "or Brooklyn, N. Y. (Mrs. Roper erf Chicago, III., is lore visiting her father and relieves and friends of Helena, S.C. THE SPARTANBURG NEWS The Spartanburg District conerence of the Methodist church dosed, a very successful meeting it Pleasant View church. Cow- < >ens, S. C. The Rev. C. F. Fer- J ;uson is the very suuccessful dis- < net superintendent. During the | essiens and the confeience many < seeking general conference hon- | us were present and spoke, name | y Dr. D. C. Reynolds, district su i lerintendent yl the Florence dis- , rict; Dr. G. B, Tillman of the Jeaul'oit district; Dr. A. R. How- i nil ol the Sumter district; Dr. Geo. A. Thomas of the Charles.011 district; Dr. C. C. Clark ol Greenville; Dr. B. W. Green ol Vlai ion and our own District Superintendent Dr. Funchess. The following laymen were present and asked that they be sent to represirrrtr Dr. J. 11. Randolph, president of Clal'lin college; Prof. John P. Burgess, State itinerant teachei; Mr. C. \V. Caldwell, R.R. Mail clerk; Mr. S. J McDonald, Kit. Mail clerk; Prof. T. H. Pinckney, school principal; Dean ii. Pearson and Mr. G. W. Bolden. ule insurance. There will be live 1??d rive laymen to be elected at Sumter in December. fhere are many more out seking this nonor, but those were the <pvakns at Cuiipeii?. " JJr. L. H. King, paster of St. 'Mark's church, New York City was tno" Speaker at the morning -cssion at Cowpens, Saturday. .Dr. king is one of the?mustunding pasteis and he will likely be elect.u bishop at the next general con.erelice. - Dr. J. S. Eafle, Revs. Means, Stew ai t, Colemdn and many others of Spartanburg attended the sad rites of Dr. Pinson in Sumter Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Kirkland of Camden spent several days heie .vitr. Mr. and Mrs. G. \Y. Bolden. , Dr. J- B Walker has returned .o his office much improved after ueing ill for several days. r Di. J. C. Bull has arriv?^\jn our ity and will begin the practice of nedicine. We predict success for Jr. Bull. He will occupy th(. of- ? ice of the late Dr. T. K. Gregg. As a well Wisher we predict hat the Rev L. M. Tobin will nake a very tint, college president md will do much honor to Moris college. The Rev. Tobin is an A.B., graduate of Virginia Union liiivcrsity; an M.A. from Univerdty of .Michigan, and B.I)., fromColgate. Can you beat it? And resides this he is on^ of South Jarolina's best. The Rev. J. S. Daniels attend d the World Baptist Alliance in Atlanta last week. Dr. Daniel ikes to keep up with the alfaiis. of lis church, hence he is a success- , :'ul pastor and a tine gentleman. 'PU.. IJ P Af:.,?. A IIV ivv;>. A . X\j Afllllgu, JJUSLU1 ){ Silver Hill was the Friday loon preacher at the district, con- _ iVieiitu at Lbtvpens. He preach- , d us usual a great sermon. The iiev. Mingo is indeed a great ircacher and the people hear hint jladly. The Silver Hill ehoii urn'ished the music. The Palmetto Leader is cm sale 1 ach Friday andrSaturday at the Biowning Barbel- shop; also the igent Jerry Sartor will be glad to leliver it to you if you will call . lim. The-Rev,-J. R.'-Ezell- of Jones,ille passed through last week en oute to the Spartanburg Baptist Sunday school convention whic. ivas held at Boleing Springs. Prof. Todd iff Rn.-hnct-, i v pi'QC i. lent of tJic convention and is ably assisted by that fine church worker and leader Rev. B.-F. Stewart. Th,. district conference of the. M. K. church held, at Fair Forest, last wek was.a- gwaC sue:ess. Mr. Sherman Webster, recent S. C. Stat(i college graduate has entered the service of the NT. C. Mutual and will be stationed in the Chester district. Mr. Webster is a splendid young man and his friends predict for him much success. ' V" |Mrs. Marie Brown has returned to her home in Cleveland, Ohio, after spending d weeks with her brother, Mr. Walter Riley. She was accompanied by little Miss Wilhelmena Riley. Mrs. Mami,. Riley gave a party in honor of her daughter, Wilhelmena who spent the winter in Cleveland with her aunt, Mrs. Marie Brown. Those present were: Hazel Thompson, Cornell Brown. Beiinie Andei SPn, Grace Sims, Leila Mae Garner, Odessa Norwood, Charles Norwood and Kitty Lee Collins. Mrs. Lydia Rodgers has return ml from Tuskegee institute where she attended summer school. Miss Elwillie iShell of IJniim, S. C., is visiting Mas. All"'lth" thin let Rev. S. F. Dailey of Rocky Mount, N. C., spent Thursday nite with Rev. J. S. Daniel. Rev. and Mrs Evans of Lexington, N. C., spent Friday afternoon with Rev and Mrs. J. S. Daniel. Mr. Willip Nickerson has recovered from a tonsil operation to the delight of his many friends. Sick members of Majority Baptist church are: Mrs. Medora Hill and Miss Rozetta Stroble. The funeral tff Mr" Hnlln nore was held from the Majority raapust cnurcn last Sunday with ho Pastor, Rev. J. S. Daniel, officiating. Mrs. Mary Alston spent Sunday n Union and worshiped at Cornth church. iMis. Josephine Lipscomb spent he week in Roebuck. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS 1 PALMETTO LEAP? NEWBERRY NEWS Calvary Presbyterian Church Kev. A. H. Reasoner, Pastor Sunday school opened at 10:00 /clock, the regular time with its Supt., Mr. S. W. Allen, Sr., his staff of officers and teachers, on time. The lesson was taught ac .-ording to schedule and reviewed by Mrs, Celestiiie Allen. At the last church meeting, Prof. G. J. Liallman was elected trustee and Mrs. Earlene Gary a ruling elder. Key. Dayson left the city Sunlay to assist in levival meeting in Greenwood. __ Mr. Johnson Gallman and wife of New Jersey are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Q. Gall man. on Caldwell street. Mr. Haskel Hare of Philadel pniu is spenuing suin^umc ?vnn jus '"'fth**r( Mis .Mart?o Hare; After having a tonsil operation, Mr. Erskine Hare is recuperating nicely. The sudden death of Dr. I. D. Pinson, president of Morris college, wat> a very shocking incident to those among us who knew him. Quite a nuyiUer of Newberrians attended the funeral in Sumter. Among them were: Kev. doulden, Rev. Keeder, Rev. and |lis. Robinson,? Rev. Copeland, Mrs. Carri'- Hart.m Mrs Vhm-irv Montgomery, Mrs. Ethel Gallman and Mrs. Lula Pratt; also Misses Norma Sena Bates, Lizzie**" Gkllman, Lillie Gallman and Mis< Button. Mrs. L. M. Gilder and Mrs. Viola Rutherford returned Sunda> evening from" Jacksonville, Fla.. where they attended the quad renial of the A. M. E. church. The People's Hospital auxiliary had its semi-monthly meeting on Friday at the hospital. The majoritji of its members were present The wife of Rev. Samuel Nance was also present and be came a member. Some very constructive plans for-9, aid to the hospital Were discussed and an interesting program will soon be ready to present to the public. Mrs. Georgia Guest is visiting 1 with her daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gary. Mrs. Mary L'leland has returned to the city to be with her mother after having spent two weeks ( ill Ss P ? WHITMire news 1 *VAnother glorious day, has - appeered; this requires new visions. . new thoughts in order to keep up with life's work. Service was conducted Sunday at Cedar Grove church by the ( Rev. Y. 1). Harris. Rev. Harris , pi cached a spjendid sermon from , th,, subject: "Occupy Until I j Come". It was clearly understood. , There were' three visitors in our services Sunday:'Mrs. Brosia Wil , Hams and daughter Lenora; Mr. A Samuel?Fa lit. rvir. Fant took an ] active part in the Sunday school. ( Rev. Y. D. Harris delivered a- , nother encouraging sermon \SunJay night at Bruce Tabernacle. , Rev. Wallace delivered a tine | discourse at Sims Chapel Baptistchurch^-Sunday night. Come to church every Sunday. Mr. Samuel Fant spent the week end with Mr. Willie- Lois- ~Epps7 They reported a delightful time. Mrs. B. -JWilliams and daughter Lenora, were -the Sunday evening dinner guests of Mrs. Elmira i Epps. Mr. Samuel Fant was the 1 dinner guest of Mr. Willip L. Epps a delicious dinner was served. ! Mr. -liuskel__ Joiner and Mr. C. .joiner moior^p 10 cmariocte, jn. C., Saturday ~on businesfc. Mrs. Gcorgianna Byrd has returned home from Spartanburg. The Black Sox team defeated the Goshen Hill team 7-0 Saturday. A home run was hit by Mr. > Clarencv Jeter. The Young Men Association club met at the home of the Secretary, Willie L. Epps, Friday nite July 28th. SHII/>H BAPTIST ( Hev. H. T. ^ears. Pastor Sunday school was conducted as usual by Supt. and teachers in charge. After 16. S. the pastor and delegate along with other members attended the Gethsemane Union held at the Friendship Baptist church. 1 At 0 p.m. the BYPU was held with its president in charge. For the evening worship the _ par.tor prcactred from SIT John 8:12, subject: "The Light of the Wlorld". The sermon wajs hoth I: inspirational and spiritual. After services the * delegate, Mis* Annie Wrenn came forward and gave an interesting report of the -Gcthserhahf. Union. We were very proud to hear of the hap- _ -pfeningn and felt that Wfr wvrre truly represented. We were very glad t(t have Mr. . Eddie Howell of Columbia, visit with us. Visitors are always wel come at Shiloh Baptist church. The F.S.A. club held its weekly meeting at the home of Mrs. Estelle Patterson, with the Pjresi aeni, Miss A. wrenn in charge. Business was carried out as usual and after adjournment, the hos- \ Ujs? served a delicious repast of assorted sandwiches and potato chip, rnk,. and ier trtdd Coca-CoTfiT The Circle c'ub me* ?t the hc/me of Mrs. Rosa Belle Reese. The meeting was preside^ over by the vice-president. After business ses sion the hostess served ice cream and cake. Mrs. Carrip Cook, president of the Circle club has left the city for Myrtle Beach, where she will spend the remainder of the summer. Little ^Taster James RcesP is in the Columbia hospital. We hope fof him a speedy recovery. Miss Carolyn Reese left the city sometime ago for Virginia. , THE MODERN NEGRO CHURCH OF OF TO-DAY Tha Christian Church was established about the year A.D. 30 by our Lord and Saviour himself. And He founded it on the firm confession of Peter as He himself being the Christ and after His i essurrection which only. brought salvation to all who believed. He ordered the church to tarry ten days "for the power of the Holy Ghost. So as to make the message of redeeming grace powerful and executive without -the mixture of humanity which mixture would cause one to be a lover of himself and forget the author of the message. As Peter spoke of in H General Epistle second chapter and referred to Numbers 22: 5. Jude also spoke of those anti-Christ who "would?walk ^aftev those our lost and when He, the Holy Ghost did conje He brought the rule and discipline of the church. Telling the starting point of the churches duty. James 1: 21; 4-14-15 and Paul tells the final end of its duty. Hebrew 10:23. Then the Apostles .and co-workers did as the spirit led them. Luke 1240: But the field was so large until the preachers time was wholly consumed preach ing the gospel. And th.> widows . and orphans were being neglectoil and they severely complained to the preacher aui no u>ui mom to look carefully among themselves and select seven men to take . "up this. uvrk. Act Oth chapter But the dovil has in tho<0 last days taken ail thoughts o.f the widows Slut orphans out o7 the mind of the suppose preacher and the acting deacons. Because the field is now full of ar.ti-Chnst II Peter second chapter self-wtlj'. ' txi. Broilers, drung. full of vain words, blaspherttes. The visible acting church is now full of idolatry. such as plays, bir.go party. etc.._ which - drives the spirit of God out of church and the spirit of high opinion" has blessed the church which disease first broke and on the suppose preacher and being contaguous set on lhe whole church and the Holy Spirit being the spirit of life, a healer of all diseases has been driven out of the socalled church, sy long until blindness has come upon the entire assembly and they are almost in a hopeless condition, because they have adapted themselves to traditions sa ltrng,. until the truth conies to them as j fable or a tale told. ColN 2:8-1-$. Hebrew 13:1-8. And those de.-eitt'd parents having a high anti-Christ spirit is generating children of thP same likeness which seemingly hatches out over light, who takes the place of the "alse prophet whey defears for this eason. Thf> people is sun Kipping in darkness, having a form of godliness, putting to death -.piritually those who walk gudly. ' Por a good man soon perishes out )f the earth. Micah 7:1-5; I Cor. 1:14. I write not to shame the so-call?d church but to warn them that 3od is a re warder to all men. CHARLIE J. KOIIN 1620 Tobacco St., . Columbia, S. C. caTv.\ry a* p. church Rev. W. R. Row man. Pastor Leesville, S. C.?S. S. began at its usual hour with Supt and teachers at their post of duty. The funeral of Mrs. Rachel Miles of Aiken was held at the^Frierwt . ship Baptist church Monday at 4 o'clock. The Leesville Reds will play the Abbeville Carolina Red Bulls on Wednesday, Aug|st 4th at 4 p.m. Wayne Johnson, pitcher;- Claud Lindsay, catcher; Lefty playing at 2nd; Robert Gives, umpire; Jas. Boyd, manager, I^eesville. ' M rst Rosa Carter passed to the I Great Beyond July 31st. She was a faithful member of the Calvary A. M. E. church. Funeral arrange ments has not been completed at this writing. On the sick list is "Miss Cleo Leaphatt. We hope for her a speedy recovery. See little Frank Lee each week for a copy of Th,. Palmetto Leader. Mr. Ed. Gregg has been sick but is inproving nicely. We hope he will soon be back on his post of duty. Miss Thomasenia Weathers of Jamaica, N. Y., is hert. visiting hen,, parent, Mr Fd, Ciogg MrsT^WfTena Adgers is still on the sick list. We hope she will soon be able to return to her post of duty. Ht. Matthews C. M. E. t-hurch S. S. was opened at its usual hour with the Supt. at his post of duty. We were glad to hear ti?e-report from otrr delegates Mrs Eunice Summers, M r s. Essie Drafts, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Jackson and Mr. Pearl Corbitt visited the Sunday school convention on Thursday. Robert Cook from Orangeburg was the guest of Mrs. E. Summers | ouinjuy. mis. ouilllllt'is llll/iuieu to Isexington Sunday night where Rev. H. B. Jackson is conducting a great meeting at Bethel A.M.E. L'hurch. CHRISTIAN HOME BURIAL AID SOCIETY NEWS July 22?As we swung swung on the suburb of the little station of Silverstreet out on the hill side wheie the pint> trees sang their sweet songs of summer, there the humble little band of the C. H. B. A. society held its third quarterly meeting with Lodge No. 3. (Mrs. Marie Burton, grand president. Mrs. F. Jerdo, local president. Our charming President, Mrs. Burton presided over the session with dignity. The various lodges throughout the district wit hi few exceptions were well represented Mr. Cloe Williams and his pray er meeting helpers kept the old engine of Zion steamed up with spiritual songs and prayers. The tinanqgwas ap follows- rain ed for death assessment $123.30; doorway, $41.10; new members $53.25; Busy Bees $1.35; grand total $173.OO plus public collections and (Sunday school $8.90. Number of lodges reported 15; number of members 274. The aove monies wert? paid crut for various purposes. Saturday pight the Rev. L.^G. Bowman preached the Missionary sermon from St. Matthew 14:24. Subject: On the Ship With Jesus. Aftei- :i wnndiifid?r.ermon we listened ~tb" a spicy program tendered by the heal president of ( edge No. 3. Mrs.' Frances Jerdo. Delogaes were signed to their Ironies?until Sunday morning at 1(1:30. . t Our Sunday-school was conduct oil by" the superintendent. The lesson was taught in general by Mr. Jackson. Lodge 14. Newberry. S. C. Next the grand march tOv4>?plac,? led by Rev. M. M. Da\$s. of .Lodge No. 52. Johnston, S. 0. after the march: tho Rev Colin. pastor of the local church linhytm No* 422. . Then the Rev. W. K. Bowman was introduced and ddivoued a soul stilling sermon. The message was closed with a spiritual song led by Rev. Collins. Just before closing we were glad to ha\> in our midst the son of Mr. J. B. Williams, undo rtakei^rrf"NewbclTy7Cvho gave us a very spicy talk along the lines if ' "Undertake Business". After finishing up all preliminary ami business we adjourned With benediction to meet with Lodge No. >< Coin,la C n AT,.* r>... Lott president; in Bethlehem Bap tist church, October 21-22. 11)39. __Mar.tha^;Subeiv Recording "St?C. Maria Bui ton, Grand Pres. BALTIMORE, MI)., NEWS By W. Agurs Beginning July 20 th,? United Baptist Ministerial and Mission n'-y association services at the Mt, Pleasant Baptist church thru th<> .K)th of July with five young ministers:?Uov. T. A.?McMbekin, Rev. C. C. Corley, Rev. J. E. Lowrance, Rev. R E Burns, and Rev Charles Jones. We had a grand time. Rev. M. Marcus, moderator; Rev. D. C. Clark, president; sister Lennie Bell, secretary; Deacon B. F. Hamilton,?treasurer-. M"any went on the bus trip last Sunday to Woodside park. Mr. Lee Mack and_Iiaunah L.-Maek re ported a grand trip to Philadelphia, visiting Mr. Paul DeGraffenreid and family. Oft*-Way CoaQh Far an From COLUMBIA, S. C.: To: Atlanta, Ga $ 3.75 Baltimore. Met. 8.30 Charleston, S. C. 1.95 Charlotte, N. C- 1.65 Chicago, 111 15.95 Cincinnati, Ohio 9.|M> _ Jacksonville, Fla ?6.46? New York, N. Y. 12.92 Orangeburg, S. C. .75 Philadelphia, Pa 10.67 Rock Hill, S. C 1.30 Savannah, Ga 2.30 Spartanburg, S. C.__ 1.45 Washington, D. C 7.35 f.'tSURC SAF?TY-Ay*M Highway Tr.ival by Ttuin. Air-Conditioned Co achat ?? Through Train*. J. T. COBB Division Passenger Agent Columbia, S. C. Elitf Saturday, August 5, 1931 Mr. J. W. Agurs reported 5 . Brand trop ta New York's Wort, ^ L' Fair for a few days and also t f i see his relatives and friends. , Mr. Ernest Gladden is still - ? , the Maryland hospital. He is do # j ing fine. Also Mr. Daniel Jone: j a steel mill worker is in the Marj land hospital because of an acci- . dent. , * . The topic for the BYPU on next ^ Sunday evening, August 6 is: "While a Man Liveth of What is the Premium of Ofe". Rev. T. A. McMeekin, Supt. .J Look out-Tor your little oneff . M on 'Saturday evening a loose car on Broadway; and Madison Stsw ' n got away fend ran for two blocks.* doing much damage to some prop *? erty and light poles, also causing / several accidents. * To secure yuui paper please pay the newsboy each week. ?^ 1 PROFESSIONAL jt CARDS r|? . < ' I gcaaoec8?08^aca?oaacaoHaaw*w ntr**y " i DR. J. G. STUART ?5 Byo, Ear, Nose and Throat Glasses Fitted Accurately - 'Office HoursT- Telephone* 11:00 to 1:00 P. M. Res. 4?K 8:00 to 8:00 P. M. 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