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I MT. M0R1AH BAPT. CIIURCH
Spartanburg? Sunday school
convened at the usual hour with
Supt. Coleman and teachers a t
s'j their post of duty.
At.. 11:30 Rev. W.R. .Carlvin of
j. Ruck JJill ascended the rostrum.
Re preached a "great sermon, using
as a subject The Uniqueness of
% Jesus.
At S::'.0 he came forth with an
other gnat sermon, subject: The
Upper Room, which was enjoyed
by all. The Holy communion was
taken.
On the fifth Sunday hi July the
Rev. J.J. Abnev.of O'/angeburg
preached two great sermons both
. morning and night We trust that
' * these two great men will come to
us again. ? - ~
The silver tea that ws given
Sunday afternoon from o to G at
.houie. olLMrs. Iolene Winn was a
success. A grand program was
rx'.o.l....... I iiMtk AT..-. A T? \f?
Gee at-the piano. A neat sum was
raised.
LOCALS
Hey. ('_ H. Piekett \vho now .resides
in tjto State of Ohio passed
thru the eity a few days apo to
'-f .attend the World's Alliance in
" Atlnn'a. G:i. lie was lookmir real
t . well.?We well' hi dyed glad to SCO
Rev. Piekett. our former pastor.
Mrs. Mufie MeJentps'ey formerly
of this jpity. hut now. resides i n
Virginia is in the eity visiting rel
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ST. JOHN CHl'RCH NEWS
We were at St. John church on
Sunday. The S. S. was opened at
10 o'elck. Bro. Baker. Supt. The
lesson was levicwed by the pastor
after which the pastor ascended
the rost'rum with Bro. M. S. MeFadden
who let! prayer service.
The pastor then took his text Gen.
1:2, subject: "Where Art Thou?"
The spirit ran high and the sei'vice
was enjoyed.
Rev. B. I.. Guiles and wife were
the dinner guests of sister Fulmoro.
Tn the evening the League met
at Oak Grove with sister It. McFaddeh,
president. The meeting
was interesting and well attended.'
Our meeting began Sunday
night. The Indies are getting
1 ready for the Missionary meeting.
GREENWOOD NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. John Brunson of
Chicago, III., accompanied the bo'
dv of their son Alexander here
Sunday Aug. Gth. He was buried
in the Save All cemetery. They
will romad here for "ten days visit
jng his sister Mrs. Julia Fair on
Baptist St.. and also relatives and
friends
.Hov. II. S. Seonyers will leave
for Georgia his home state'-next
week, to conduct a ten night's re
vivnl meeting. We hope for him
much success.
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CALVARY A. M. E. CHURCH ,
Sunday school began at its ua-1
ual hour with Supt. and teachers)
'at their post of duty. At 11:30
Rev. J. W.- Hartley of Batesburg
preached a soul stirring sermon
'which every one of his hearers en'
J joyed. . "
| On Sunday evening Rev. Bow-(
man and congregation motored to(
Newberry to worship with the
pastor's brother Rev. L. G. Bow-]
man; and there they witnessed a
glorious time.CENTRAL
R.M.U.E. CHURCH
Charleston, S. C.?Sunday. Aug
ust 6 was a very high day. The
pastor preached at both services
At tho morning worship he spoke
from the subject "Jesus Feeds
Me". At night be spok,. from the
I subject "Be Dutiful Unto God".
J Two persons joined the church and
J two little babies were baptized.
| We were pleased to have several
visitors among whom were Mrs.
Seabrcrok who is home from New
York City; and Mr. Frasier from
Wadmalaw Island, one of-the lead
iner stewards of Jerusalem church.
The Rt. Rev. Prioleau, D^D., made
a few remarks. Collection waa
I S211.53. ' .
1 At r o'clock the Missionary /Society
had a wonderful platform
.'service and. we arP inviting the
public to come out with us the
first Sunday in egohl month *t
6 o'clock.
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SHILOH A. M* E. CHURCH
Rev. R.J. Jcfferun, Pastor
I Sunday was communion da]
Rev. Jefferson preached a stron
and soul stirring" sermon ver
much in keeping1 with the occasio
The Holy Communion was admin:
ten# to a large number. Trul
everyone present could feel th
! prssence of the Holy Spirit.
At the evening services on
I hearts were made to rejoice agai
when the pastor brought us ar
other forceful and inspiring set
mon. Selecting ag his text Dani<
3:17. When the appeal for joiner
was made, six persons came for
.ward and connected themselve
with the church. It i8 uplifting t
Hpflr tKoan -
,.vw. ??vuC nuilUUiUl OCllllUlia^UU
pastor preaches.
Rev. I. W. Wilborn, P. E. of th
Rpftufnrt, District yrQrnViippnri wit
us in the evening services. R
brought us some very encouragin
words.
We are new in the midst of ou
revival. Rev. B.H. Gray of Green
wood is conducting- it. Our meet
t ing was prefaced by a week o
I prayer services. This has set eac
in the frame of mind one shoul
be for a revival. We are prayini
that many, souls-wittbe saved.
\ Mrs. Carrie Williams ia spend
ing her vacation in JacksonviJU
Fla., as the guest of her parents
Mrs. Ethel Williams and bab
Samuel left for St. Louis to visi
her sister Mrs. George Holt. Mrs
Williams plans to spend some tim
in Chicago before he returns.
Mrs. Marie WHborn is spendinj
her vacation in New York City a
the guest of Miss Mary Alice Wil
born. She plans to visit the Fair
Prof, and Mrs. C. H. McLeo<
left last week to attend N. F. A
Convention which convenes in N
They too will visit the World':
Fair before they return.
Mesdames Elka Hanton. Rosai
na Brigman, Ruth and Ethel Wil
liams Rev. and Mrs. RJ. Jeflfer
Ron. attended the (District Mission
ary meeting at Mt. Olive churcl
near Elloree last Friday.
Orangeburg Co. Tr. School
Announces Its Teachers
Elloree S. C.?The faculty?o :
fi?--i ~ J -
uianKcourg county Training
School will include the followinj
for the 1939-40 session: Mrs;
Zoie Corbinj ^Charleston, firsl
grade; Miss Leona Johnson, Or
angeburg, second grade; Mrs. Wi
lie T. McLeod, Elloree, thirc
grade; Miss Mayme Martin, Jen
kinsville, fourth grade; Miss Lau
ra Goode, Columbia, fifth grade
Mr. Ralph Pughsley, Columbia
Mathematics and Physical Educa
tion; Mr. Austin Edwards, Rrtter
Agriculture and Elementary de
portment; Miss Eva Mae Jones
Estill, Home Economics and Ele
DOentary deportment; Miss Agnei
Hildebrahd, Manning, English ant
Librarian; Miss Bertha Dimery
Kingstree, Science and English
Charles H. McLeod, Principal ant
History.
PAGELAND NEWS
Mr. Lance Blakeney visited hi:
friends in Chester, Spartanburj,
ana union Saturday and Sunday
Mr., and Mrs. Duvall Myers anc
children of Philadelphia are visit
ing relatives and friends here.
Mr. Wilson Sellers of Durham
N.C. and Misses Ida, Fannie B
and Mary E. Sellers of (Ruby vis
ited friends here last week.
Mesdames Martha A. Crawford
Minnie Lowery, Misses Mattii
Lowery, Luverta .Sellers and Mr
Nathaniel ^Sellers of High Point
N.C., are spending the week a 1
home. Mr. Eddie Robinson oi
High Point is visiting friends her<
Mr. and Mrs. .Edward Millei
and children and Mrs. Martha Low
ery of Newark, N. J., came Saturday
to spend a few days here.
Mr. Ulysses Johnson of Washington,
D. C., is visiting his par
ents Mr. and Mrs. A. Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Brown, Mr
J.C. Brewer and Miss Vasht
Brewer spent Wednesday afternoon
in Monroe, N.C., wfth Dr
and Mrs. Massey.
LANFORD STATION NEWS
Beaver Dam Baptist Church
Mrs. Harriet Gist and family
Jonas Farmer, Mr. C. H. Downs,
worshiped at Mt. Calvary Baptist
church. He preached two soul
stirring sermons. A collection ol
$37.35 was raised. ...
Miss Pauline Gray, David Massey,
Fletcher French, Miss G
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jonnsan, Mr, Granger Massey
Miss F. Johnson worshiped a
New Bethel Sunday night.
_ Mrs. .A. Downs is spending th<
week-end with her parents, Mr
and Mrs. C. H. Dawkins.
Born to Mrs. Agnes Jackson i
son.
Mrs. Helen Little, one we al
love departed this life, August 5
She was a member of the Beavei
Dam Baptist church.
VMr. and .Mrs. Matthew Mose
ly, Mr. Tom French were dinnei
guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. S
Ward Sullivan Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Moody weri
evening guests of Mr. and Mrs
John Hobby in Woodruff.
?The revival mcctingf at Beav
> Dam was conducted by the Rev
Means instead 'of the Rev. Parker
Remember the revival starte<
at Cedar Grove Baptist church 01
Sunday conducted y Rgv. ,Reid.
Revival meeting at Cedar Grov<
Baptist church near Waterloo, S
C., started Sunday which Rev. S
G. Gray of Enoree is conducting
Everybody is cordially invited t
a/vcnd both churches.
Miss Pauline Gray was proud b
receive two photos from two o
her friends: Misses Rosalee am
Delie B. Stepson of-fSpartanburfl
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BENNETTS VILLE NEWS
Quite a bit of damage was done
j. in the rural section Saturday when
g a lightening storm struck Mr. J
y S. Barnes, and one mule was kill
n ed.
i- The, mid-summer' revival meet
y ings are in full bloom in Marl
e boro- county. A large number ol
souls were saved last woek. Rev
ir Sims of Union conducted the meetn|ing
at Shiloh last week. Whih
. j in the city he was the house guesl
_<of Dr. and Mrs. L. M. McCollum
jl| Rev. Rouse of Little Rock, S
" I C., conducted meeting at Evans
.1 Chapel A. M. E. jZ. church last
week.
! Rev. Johnson of Florence con?
ducted the meeting at Saw Mill
r church. Rev. E. M. Booker was.'n
1 New York attending summer
5 school, but members and friends
took care of Rev. Johnson.
e iMts. Louvenia Stubbs, Rev. C.
T. Hinton and Mr. E. B. Barber
I left Thursday for Detroit, Mich.,
where they will, attend tho Missionary
convention. They --will
spend a few days in Jeffersonvillc,
I Indiana to visit Mrs. A. E. Gor.
don who is spending the summer
, with her Brother and friends.
Several f riends of this f city atE?
Inndi"! 'hi- PinsriHs>?funeral at
Morris College, Sumter, last Thurs
day.
5. Rev. A. J.. Wright, Mrs. A. G.
y Me.Collum and daughter, Miss
t Anett McCollum attended th?
5. Baptist meeting in Georgia a few
e weeks ago.
j Miss Dora Relchie spent a few
g days in fh(. eity with the Zims
mori familyr ~
Prof. C. D. Wright, principal of
. our city high school left last week
j to attend the conference in New
Jersey.
Mlrs. 01i\Y Duckett and Mrs.
McRae were the evening guests
s Sunday of Rev. and Mrs, . J. C.
Cox, also Master Roland Co'x. Mr.
1 Roland left Monday for Baltimore.
Rev. Brown of Washington. D.C.,
arrived in the citV to conduct the
" week's meeting at Macedonia
1 church. Rev. P. B. Mdodona, pastor.
Miss Flora Savage arrived home
for a few weeks from New York
to thP delight of her mother. f
M rs; Evans ;wi fc of our insur?
ance agent is in the city for a
* few weeks.
s Mrs. Hazel Reese of Columbia,
t M'iss Mabel Reese, teacher at. the
. Batesburg school, spent the weeTT
1 end with parents.
1 Miss Dorothy Reese arrived
_ honv Saturday after spending awhile
in Columbia house guest of
. her brother and family, Prof, and
Mrs. J. K. Keese.
' Mrs. Covrie B. Stevenson is
home with mother Mrs. Mary
' Diake.
Prof. McNord IMacCorn of N.
' C., spent the week end with his
~ uncle. Rev, and Mrs. A. J. Wright.
"nicely. The colored friends are
delighted to have him in our
I midst.
Our sick friends: Mrs. Jenkins,
Mrs. Elja Munnerlyn .Deacon C
! R. Reese, Mrs: Grace, Miss Dupree
Mr. Cooper, Mrs. Spearman,
v Miss "Prince orr Marshal?street
3 died at her hom,? Saturday mo.nf
ing after a short illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Hailev <li,ed last
' week in the Fand Hill. Very sad
- for the father and mother. .
i Prof. R. MrColIum and Miss
Sara Morris arrived hom,. .Sunday
after spending a few drive irr Now
- York attending the World's Fair.
| Th0 Girls' Tiaining schorl open,
i-d on MarSh.tll streel.?Mrs.?Pr
; R. McCollum in charge.
Dr. .L. McCollum will attend the
National Dental association which
t convenes in New York Aug. 14-18
> He will he back in his ofTict? Sat;
urday, August D' t() resumP prac?
tice.
Mrs. T. R. Richaidson spent a
day in I.aurinburg last week on
important matters. ,
Miss Ruth Covington spe'nt a
fpw dnvs home with parents. She
I was accompanied to Washington
I D. C., by her mother, Mrs. B.
Covington; sister,'Miss Hattie E
Covington; brother. H. E., Jr., and
' cousin, Miss II. Covington. They
are.the house guests of Miss Shellie
B, Covington.
Mr. P. Peterkin, Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Drakr an<' Mrs. Kolloek arrived
home Friday after spending
awhile in the North.
Mr. Kisslie Moore left .fcff-New
i Yot>k this week. Miss Julia Mdor?
arrived home last week from D.C.
[ to spend awhile with her mother;
IN MEMORIAM
In sad and loving-ntemory o f
our dear mother Mrs. Louise B.
' Frazier, who departed this life 9
years ago, Aug. 4. 1930. at 2433
^ Mott St., Columbia,?fx??-Nine
years have passed since our dear
mother said: .
1 Hark! Listen to the trumpeteerj
. They call for volunteers;
On Zronrs bright and flow'ry mounl
Behold the officer.
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Dear mother, yet again we hop<
r to meet thee
When the day of life is flown;
Then in heaven with joy to .gree
R thee, .
i Where no farewell tear is shed.
Sadly missed by sons and daugh
_ tors:?Thomas and?Joseph?Fra
zier, Marion, S. C.; Wm. Fraziei
Brooklyn, N. Y.; Mrs. I/olIer Hill
j Brighton, N. Y.;Miss Mary Fra
i zier, Mrs. Martha Sem, Miss Ros;
Bee Frazier, Benjamin, Alex, an
p David Frazier, Columbia, ~S. C.
ABBEVILLE NEWS
o Jhe revival ri\eptii\^ at M
Pleasant was quite a success. Bi
o <?rowds attended every nig-ht. Fil
f I teen joined for baptism. Total cc
d | lection $07.22.
f. ' Rev. J. W. Boykin, Misses Sar
' Rhodes and Catherine Collins o
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.Camden were the guests of Mrs.'
L.F. Rhodes Tuesday and Wed>
ne'sday.
i .|Mr. and Mrs. Albert Links and
. Miss Annie Clinkseftles of Phila
delphia are the guests of Rev. and
Mrs. Rice of Harrisburg street. j '
IN MEMORIAM
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In sad, but loving remembrance
of our devoted father Mr. Abraip
; Reed, who departed this life Aug.
; 11, 1027.
Father, dear, we wish you could "*
have stayed on, but God in His
wise providence called you home. B
We love you and miss you still, ?
but bow in humble submission to
His/will. j
Mrs. Mary Jane Myers, I I
Mr. Willie 'Mack Reed,
Children. ?
IIERE ANI) THERE
> -Continued from Pago I
undertakers in Union county; the .
chairman of the Deacon board < f r
Corinth Baptist church and was J
the first person to establish a hospital
for colored people in Union
county. He is highly esteem by A
" both whlic an<j coioiecl. lie was i:,
appointed district deputy over the
Scottish Rit,. Mason for Union.
Chester and Spartanburg counties.
All eyes forewith for the coming
of the annual conference which
meets in Sapianburg to elect del-J
egates fpi. the general conference. |
Allow hie to say let us look well
and -elect only cyn<. hundred per .
cent administration men for the
qausf* o? the church.
L. G. BOWMAN
Pastor of Miller Chapel A. M _
E. Church,
Newberry, S. C. _
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