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~ * Page 10 * ??? ?_ BALTIMORE. MD. NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Barney Douglass, Jr., and Mr. Johnnie B. Gore have as guests their sister Mrs. Sarah Gore Dodds from Rock Hill, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Barney . Dbuglass have as guest their brother, Mr. Wade?Douglass frmfr S:1 C. He came to make His home in Baltimore. Mrs. Louise. Gore and Mrs. Sarah Gore Dodds were the guests of" Miss Catherine Spruce on Wednesday. J Rev. and Mrs. Flowers had as guests Mr and Mrs. Willie Caldwell and Mrs. Nettie S. Caldwell from Chester, S. C. Saturday evening guests were Mr. and .Mrs. Barney Douglass, Mr. Willie Agers, Mr. C. Bine, Mrs. Lena S. Douglass. Sunday v evening guests were .Mr. and Mrs Pink Douglass, Miss Christian C. Anderson, Mr. Wardell Williams. Mr. M. Williams. Mt. Hebron Baptist church had its usual weekly meetings last week. Sunday morning is. S. at 9:30 conducted by the Supt. At 11:30 service was conducted. At 3:00 _ p.m. Club Nos. 1, 2 and 3 made their report. Sunday at 0 p.m. BYPU was held by the President, ' >Mrs.' Alice Fleming. 8:00 P. M: vice hy our pastor. The C. B. A. society niel Friday "Aug. 25 at 8 p.m. wih he President in charge, Rev. Jackson. Mi'S. Louise Core Douglass )s the secretary. . . , The "Morning Star Bapt. church observed its usual weekly meetings and services. Sunday morning S. S. by . the Supt. Service by the pastor. -? Air. ami Mrs. Ross went on theii vacation to Richmond for a week or more. We wish for them a pleasant stay. M rs? rah Gone wasisss-l H A Mr. Lona Peaks, Mr. Roosevelt Heath and two little daughters ? Misses Lela and Elizabeth Heath and uncle motored to Washington Sunday. evening with Mr. Peaks at the wheel. A pleasant trip was reported. Mr. Stewart Shannon, Miss Essie White, Mr. Wade Douglass mo ?_ tored fronr . Buuih Carolina wit ; Mr. 'Shannon at the wheel. LAKE CITY .NEWS The teachers for the 1WJ-4U session of the Lake City school are as follows: Miss Elizabeth lintton, Lake City; Miss F, rues tine R Weston, Sumter;-Miss Jean liar ?? rinKton-,?-Cht-t^Mw;? M-iss?d-trarrita Lawrence, Florence; Miss Mamie O. Jones, Columbia: Miss Octavia Clark, Sumter; Miss" Margueiih Porter, Sellers; Prof, J. E. Mclvor Lake City-;- Miss J,aura B. Bracey Sumter anil Prof. L. I), Bradley, principal. Due to the increased attendance in thc grammar school one teacher has been added- to the faculty, making a total of ten tea chers : , The two new teachers for this ^ ""sessTdh are Miss Ernestine W'estor ami Mi.is Juanita 1 1 i,,ri i ?Miy Weston is an A.B., graduate ,of Morris college, Sumter and has maintained a high average in her school work. -CMiss Lawrence is a ? graduat,. of South Carolina State colllege with a B.S. degree in Home Economics and has made a splendid record in her work. She finished her high school work at Wilson Hi of Florence. Along with her special class assignment, she will work toward building up , n Home Economics department in the school.. The community was shocked tc learn of the death of Miss Ctenia Graham who died Wednesday morn ing at 7:40, August 23rd. She fin ished from the Lake City school in May 1938 and was very active in church and school affairs. She was confined at her home for a bout 5 weeks. Funeral services were held last Sunday. Her brother, Mr. Wallocp .Graham is still on the sick list. Wr wish for him a speedy recovery. Miss Marie Barnes and Mr. Lew is Keels were joined in happy wed lock the morning of August 13 by Rev. S. J. Montgomery of Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Keels seem to be living very happily togeth e-T;?Mrs. Keels finished from the Lake - City school in 1934. Upon special recommendation of the Principal, Prof. L. F. Buckner of Wilson Ili. Florence, Miss Queen Ester Washington cf Lake City received a state high school diploma. She finished from the Lakp City school in 1938 and from Wilson Hi in 1939. She is planning to begin her college work in September. Prof. Buckner stated that the recommendation was due to the unusual high marks that she made at Wilson Hi. WOODRUFF NEWS We aiy looking forward to our revival meeting \yhich will start the second Sundaj)' in September. Our pastor was with us Sunday and preached two wondeiful sermons. Sunday morning text Matthew 5:3 and Sunday evening at 8:30 he brought a strong message from Matthew 17:14. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Marshall of Washington were the guests of his mother, Mrs. Mattio Mar shall Gibbs.? Mr. Ralph Wilburn has returned to his home in Washington after visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Law Wilburn. We are sorry to report that Mrs. Ellen Smith continues ill at her home here. We pray for her that she might soon be up and out 1 again. M rs. Lillie M. Wilburn has returned to her homc here after 1 spending a few days in Abbeville I with relatives. Mr. Porter Mc Kelly continues ill < at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ru- i bpn Ferguson. We hope for him r a very speedy recovery. ( COLL .HttlA-CAMDEiN DlSlKIC'r | iLtlL uCU atiiOot., V. C. ?(. AaNU NV.ll. <Jt P.M. S. c O.N V EMlOiN i he 11th annual session ol' the Columbia Camden Lust. -Church benool, V.C.E. and W. 11. and f .vi. b. Convention of?the i'aiuietto c. onicience of the A..\1.E. Zion church convened with Ebenezer church, iu nuies West of Kershaw,) ju.y -i-US. Ti^e convention ouch- i eu wiin uevotions, after which tne I piesuiniy elder Kev. A.K. Cohen greeted the. convention. After organisation and appointing 0f various coninnitees, the time was devoted to the discussion of "What should be the method of operation ! to keep the adults in church I school? The subject was discusscu uncili0ctiKi^ an u sOinc Vei^ niie iucia uiougm uiii. file pi'esiueiuer v.?s pieasou Wit 11 lire rc,/oi is 110111 tile ueicgatcs. > Hie quiet hour message- was impressive. The message was de iivvred by Kev. J. L>. Jackson. 1heme: "God's /framing Lamp." in lin.- alternoon session the topic lor discussion was, "Should youth, oc given a bill of eights j A his, discussion was opened by' Kev. 11. C. Young. The Religious j-miuiii'Mi ;,tiir?Olollglit lorti. air interesting address: "The outlodk! for future -development ol youth' j i?y the dn eetor-ol?yunth-Ahss 31a ' mie L. Gordon. The conNentioxi was pleased to have the ollowing visitors; Key. A. II. llatwoud, 1'. L. ol the Lan caster District, Revs. Jr?ti 1lun ter and J. \V. Shaw. Lueh gavel inspiration as well as information Rev. Shaw being a representative ol' Clinton College urged the people to support the institution by sending their boys and girls there, lie also told them that Clinton College is able, to give the same educational advantages "as" that ol any other college ol its type in South Carolina. At the evening session, Rev. A C. Wade preached the annual setmon, theme: "The Only Light." lie pleached from the fullness ol "7TTS iie?ri. rne \\ eicona* piogi am a as piesenled by tile cnaii man ol lire piogiain committee. *1 tils program \w>s enjoyed by all.. Ine president ol Llinton College Kev. C.l. liinton was introduced' and maue some sp.eiidid .uiu timely remarks, i lie second day louud the dele-g? - m?rrwsTTiT"rt~ ~3Ti~ ' K7 ciOfdiill made 1I emwi<?. I a IIt >>. cooperation. "It was timely ami good lor all ol| us. 1'he mam speak er.ioi this session was introduced itie director ol' children, ^liss Ida ri. lielton, who spoke Hum the sun jeet: Is it possible ior the cnUrcn to- so-arrange. its program so as to hold the child tiufrugn childiioocl, youth and old age.'" Ihis subject arouse much Interest. Kev. llenry made it,. vciy explicit to the aupts. that they are ineinbers oi the convention by\ irtue o 1 their ollice. Another great discussion was brought lorth: "Are young people oi today showing themselves to be good citizens " It was suggested that tile delegates be given an opportunity to discuss the topic. As a result seveial oi them enter ed the discussion with eiitnusiasm and it was proved that they are capable of taking the situation in charge. A l nu loiiow^ng vasituxa wuu 111trodueed: Revs. M.M. Bailey, G. P. Gibson and Mr. Kobt. Stewart. The afternoon session had the folk/wing visitors: Rev. L). C. Cros by, P. E. of the Spaitanhurg dirstrict and Mr. JT S. Stanback, the, president emeritus of Clinton College. They brought inspiration. Mr. Stanback has shown "to the people of South Carolina that, he; has given every thing to Clinton College, and that he is willing to continue giving until nothing is left. We nePd more big hearted men in Zion who are willing to sact itice their lives if need.be for the church and its people. The reports of the various commit tees were next in .order. Those re-, porting: On Mission; On Religious, Education, On State of the church Dr. B. F. Gordon, editor of our church school literature and Mr. Martin L. Harvey, director o fj Youth Council of the AMK Zion Church are attending the World's Christian Youth Conference at Amsterdam, Holland This was a fine report. The afternoon and evening sessions were conducted by the Mis-; sironary ladies, during which time a "Question Box" was conducted j by the president Mrs. Fanhie V ! Cohen. The finance and committee on thanks made their reports.! The amount raised by Missionaries; was $76.28. -The convention clos-1 cd a successful session. We wish to thank the people of Kershaw ( for their generoity and kindness shown during our stay in their community. Rev. A. R. Cbhen, P. E? (Miss) MR. CiorddWT"reporter l.KXJNCTON CIRCUIT NEWS Rev. I. O. Simmons, Pastor * J Sunday schools on the Circuit ' were had at their usual hour with 1 officers and teachers present. The revival service began at Spring ' Hill and will continue thru Fri- ^ :lay night. The pastor returned ( ast Saturday from Shady Crove , \ME church where he was con- j tutting' a revival. Much success , ,vas had. The pastor is asking t ill members ^o be present Sunday. )ur sick ones are improving. v T1 S.VINT STEPHEN A. M. E. CHURCH Kev. Hale 11. Thompson, I*astor Wilmington, N. C.?Despite the lain and wind-storm which prevailed throughout the city on the past Sabbaui, the attendance throughout the day was splendid. The Sunday school studied with much interest the lesson Tor the day. Definite plans have been made by this- deuartmeiit for the obsei vance of Endowment day which is on the third Sunday ol September. Tne morning's sermon was delivered by our pastor who used lor his subject "Work". At tile evening's service a splendui audience gathered llor worship The subject of the message was "Making The Eight Impression" and was forcefully delivered by our pastor. -rThe {presence of visitors from N&w fork, Washington, Kentucky and Virginia was acknowledged. A vety wafin wvl come was extended ti.em by pastor ami congregation. The State A. C. E. League meeting lias just closed at GoldSboio and the pastor and large delegation who represented our church report a most inteiesting 'condition, l'lans are being pushed forward now with much speed for the annual confer L'lHL' I'llll'lllllllliu-IIL. WH umi,,.,-! ence convenes on October25th I coming.* Our pastor gave warm I commendation for the line spirit I "77 cooperation which-has boon given in the work of the ohurch. Ul^llOl'VILlyH XKWS Miss Maitha H. F.asley of Gree- " lyvillo visited her sister Mrs". G.' C, Abraham and friOnds hero hist week. Miss Adrianna Williams i s spending an enjoyable vacation ht-i'e with her adopted brother, I'tof. G. C. Abraham. Miss Blanche Fowler of Max,-ton, X. C., has returned home from a pleasant vacation. Miss Thomasena Lewis, is visiting friends in Maxt< n, X. ('. Mrs: Mary Legett has returned from a visit in Florence. Miss Mai ion Franklin accorn -pnnied by Misses Atiline Mcintosh, and FaHnie Mae Cooke will represent St. John A. M. E. Sunday school convention next wet k. This convention will be held at Mt Oli\\. A. M.E. church, Woodrow, S. C. Miss Juanita Thomas is n.ow visiting relatives and friends in Washington. 1). C. The '.Missionary--'society of J<L John A. M. K.- church will met t at the home of Mrs. Julia Cooke Sunday. September 3. It's almost time for our vacations to come to an end. That means our friends must return home, and get back to work. We do giv,. special attention to those courag<vus boys and girls who I will leJIVl. fill- whiu.l in f..?. .In,,.. J The who],, of Bishopvil^ join j onjoyalilo and prosperous ' school j i year. la r: n i<- At" t' Poke, r<-porte>\ FLOKKNCK N.KWS I. M. Stoke*, Reporter Mr. (leorge Vasseler of Wash-j 1ington. 1). ( was in the city vis- I I iting friends. -j Miss Naomi Lucas, Miss Margaret Allen after spending several ? weeks with Mr. and Mrs. I.' jM } Stokes. and mother have returned ! to Charleston, S. C. Mr. H. Caldwell of Orangeburg I ! was in the city for a short while. 1 Mrs. Blanch T. Stone has fe-j ( turned to Washington. 1). ('., afI ter spending a week here with j relatives and friends. t Prof- ami Mrs. L._A_Waikuv and j family of Greenwood Were in the city Visiting relatives and friends. Rev. and Mrs. K. C. McLeod and son of Atlanta, (la., are in the city visiting. Mrs. Margaret Muses of Philadelphia, was caled home on account of sickness' of her mother. Mrs. Lucy Moses is > n tip. sick list. Her many fiiends wish her a speeuy recovery. Mis. Daisy II. Bradley is at home after being in tlu* Sanders* Meinui ial?hospital - tttt- severai ' weeks, her many friends wish her a speedy recover. For made-to-measure suits see M. Stokes, agent for \V. Gibson of Chicago, 111. BETHEL A. M. K. C HI RCII Rev. \V. B. I.. Clarke. Raptor The beautiful "Mock" wedding . of King Solomon was laid at the church last Monday night. The charming brides and grooms were appropriately dressed to suit the okxalsion. /rhe chutch was veiy beautifully decoarted with a back gtouiiml tJf green. Promptly at 8:dft p.m. the brides and their at iendants began entering, tbe inain auditorium to the musical strains of Mendelssohn's wedding march with Mrs. Elizabeth Vaughn at the piano. Miss Jenettc Lyles won first honor and was given over to marry "King Solomon". Miss Eva Grant won second prize and Miss Lois Baton th,. third. All of the brides dbj exceedingly , need to be highly complimented for the splendid interest Tnanifes- , ted. The main auditorium was ' '"infortnhly tilled. Mr, Henry W. 1 Webber very nicely and wittingiy performed the "mock marriage < L-eremony". This program was ? sponsored by the Sunday school , ivith Miss Dorothy Nance direct- | ing. Miss Nance is one of our i "aithful S. S. teachers and is one , >f the efficient school teachers in t the city, school system, of Rock rlilL S.? C. The Sunday school \ vish._to thank al who helped to nake the program a succestf. t Friends and visitors are always s welcome. - ( HE PAXMETTO LEADER .tli^'bLIVE A. M. E. CHURCH I Rev. j. N McCiintic, i'astor | Myrtle lieacn?bunday was an unusual rainy day for chuich tjp ers. bunday school opehed at tnc usual Hour with bupt. Mrs. Je.. Bellamy a"d teachers at their post ( or duty. V o:ou the ACE Leugye met witn the president, Rev. T. 11. Hemnig- \ way, mcmtiers and visiting friends < bunday nite services whv posL- | poned on account of heavy tain. < Miss Eldeas King, Inez Cooper ] and Margaret L. Davis delegates s to the b. S. Convention which was ' < held at Bucksport reports a good ! ' convention. They were accompan- I * led by Mrs. Gracic King and Mrs. ! J elf Bellamy. I ^ Mrs. Jennie Lee Carter and i \ Mrs. Robert Belton of Camden, 1 j were the week end guests of Mrs I f Kosa Lee llart. 1 j j Mr. and Mrs. Henry Holmes! < and Miss Flechia Hitman left for! ( Lexington, N. C., after spending the summer here. Miss liosa DnnUin nf Wnek Hil: I left for Washington, D.C., after , * spending the summer here. I Mrs. Elizabeth Sheppard left * Wednesday to attend the wedding \ of her brother. I I ?Mx.?Edward Raskins left for ] Rock Hill after spehding the sum t mer here. j a Mr. Charles W. Tfrlu of Wash- j ington, U.C., has returned home ^ after' spending the summer here, j > Miss "Charlotte Kirton of Aynoi j left after spending a pleasant suip" mer c/n the Beach. Mr. Charles Dendy of Laurens left after spending the summeij here. He will be freshman a t i State College this "year. Miss Rosa Baker left for DarJlineton. She was accompanied - by Mr. George House of Columbia. Mrs. Robert Belton, Jennie Lee j Carter of Camden and Mrs. Rosa i L. Hart were the pleasant dinnef ; guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ow! ens Saturday. Cf/dreetion?The Winford-Willis I wedding should have read: the ceremony was performed by Rev. 1 J.N. McClintic. assisted bfc' Rev. Jell' Washington, of Burgess, S.C. j BALTIMORE. Ml). NEWS By J. \V. Agurs if im.1 locai rennet's 01 i ne na:| nu-tto Leader: "The paper will con , tiiilH' ;itrain. The repo' tor, J-L.W- .. -Agrnrs 3ras bccrr"out-TrfctfiWn~7.fi- a I ! visit to Chester., S. C.. for a few J I flays: also Matthew Williams, the ! delivery boy. The Mt. Pleasant Baptist church j service was comba ted as usual bj i the Rev. B. J. Stompcr of North j Carolina. Our Pastor, Rev. 1). C. .Clark was absent due to an acci5 dent, being struck by a car on FriI day evening is now in John Hop ] j kins hospital. \\j hope him a ! speedy recovery. Mis* Joyce L. Woodard has retnrned fiom Snartijmhurg. -S, C Miss' Dorothy DoAcy is visiting in Woodard. S. C. Mrs. Nancy | Stewart left Friday for her home. Smiths, S. C. She spent 2 weeks la re with children. Several persons from here at tended the Klks convention in New Yolk last week. Among whom were Mr. O. Chas,. and two friends. Call Calloway and his hand yaw the music at the Klks I hall. Robert Knincy of Chester is in J Baltimore t?? live with his mother. M's. Mary Williams. Mis. Maggie Williams will leave Friday for her home in Wak,. Frri est. N. C. This will he her first visit in 12 years. Hie little Matthew Williams for Tin. Palmetto Leader. SPAIMWBl'lK; NFWS Prof. James B. Browning of Howard university, Washington J) (' i< Li.i'a \ri c? i f i rr V\'\- . . . - .. in.-* iiiuiri the Rev. R. 13. Browning. Prof. Browning wns the .truest speaker a. Silver Hill Sunday evening. He -pi'l at his father's churchat In man during the morning service. Tic schools of the citv will oner _ ' M the fal term Sept. 11th. Prof. I.. 13. Moore of Rock IJill was a recent visitor here. Rev. R. 13. King of Ashevillo was here on business Monday. Dr. Wallar of WofTord college taught the Bible class at Silver Hill Sunday morning. Messrs Henry Drake and DockGist local bj ickmasons came home from-North Carolina to spend the week-end, ?The Rev. J. S>. Earle has closed a very successful revival at the Cherokee Springs. The officials of Majority 13apt. church have arranged a parsonage on Park avenue, hence the Rev. and-Mfs. Daniels will in the future live there. The Rev." P. K. M Tngo." pasTof of Silver Hill gave a burning message to an appreciative congrega tjon Sunday morning. Miss Rettic Fox of Greenwood former teacher in the city system is visiting friends here. Mrs. I). G. Cureton was called to Washington, D. C., on account ,.c a ; in - f '? ??? iil n?-i u?un unless UI Her S1Si-cr, Miti'i Wilkci'son. : .The Rev. J. M. Dawkins conduct Pd a verji successful revival at White Hall A. M. E. Cuurch in A special committee of the South Carolina Underwriters as- . >otiation .will be here Thursday vith the agencies of the Pilgrim ,ifo and' thn N. C. Mutual Life. \11 of the workers of these two companies will be hereL+td hear hese officials. !? ........ Prof. Mack Dawkins of Union vas a recent visitor here. Miss Floyd O. Mitchum, Jeanes eacher of Spartanburg county chools and resident of Inman, S. had as her guests during the I i 1 1 11 NEW' YORK CITY VISITORS Miss Ethel M. Brooks of Ilemningway who was here for the summer, .visiting her sister and bnotier-in-law, Mt, and Mrs. M. C. Donnelly, on August 10, 1939. Mrs. Donnelly and her sister ] Miss Ethel Brooks went on a boat ride given by the Brotherhood of | Sleeping Caj- porters (the pullman , [iorteiK- union) on the C. 0. Dtate | jf Delaware to Bear Mountain 11 Dark. They reported a 'very plea-1 i <ant trip. Some of the many ( ( Dther places Miss Brooks have vis- I ! ited: Staten Iskigd, Liberty Stature, Coney Island, Radio City and | the World's Fair, but due to the illness of Mrs. Donnelley's mother!, ihc left th,. city recently to spend | ?onietinie with her. We pray' ( :hat Mrs. Donnelley's mother Will | =5on recover and she will be back , n the city soon. Mrs. Donnelley's,, j iister is still in the city takingj, "are of 'Mrs. Donhelley's house/'" ilso enjoying the World's Fair. j >ast fortnight, Mr. and Mrs. Ohas. ; 1 S'itchum, Mrs. Lillian Finger and i her three attractive daugHteTs. ' < Hary, Margaret and Whitney and 1 lev. Horatio S. Hill of New York ^ Dity. Also- Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe ( Jelly and Mr. and Mrs. George I * Puiei . uf iKtioxvillu, Term., MY. 1 1 ind Mrs. Roy Hill of Columbia, j 1 tnd mohcr, Mrs. Hil of Anderson ! \ lam. Ala., Rev. J. S. Earle of'n rVashington, D. C., and Mr. Geo. I a <Jitchum of Cleveland, Ohio. 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You brew it like tea ... 3 it like tea ... it tastes like tea same smooth, mellow, satisfying . . . yet, Se-Basto is more than a it's a careful blend of medicinal Brothers of Mercy prepare it in ac< the principles discovered so many 3 by their revered preceptor, Fathei Decide now to take advantage of usual opportunity for welcome re! suffering . . , pin a one dollar bi coupon below and your Wo weeki of Sc-Basto Tea will be sent on it of mercy by return mail. -CLIP AND MAII To: Dr. Brown's Clinic, 806 Phoenix Bldg.,. Minneapolis, Minn. Pteaie send me a liberal two weclc-/ v ($1.00). I mdcrstand that if I am n carton and my dollar will be prompt!; NAME p**! ADDRESS, CITY & STAT1 At I 1 Li " >??1^1 *" WINNSBORO NEWS Borrowing a few days from Fall, we had almost ideal weather for home-coming day at Camp \Velare last 'Sunday. Traffic was heavy Saturday afternoon and night and all day Sunday taking people to and from the camp meet ing. Many were from all parts of the country who came for the occasion. ?Mi-. David?Delton,?crtrr?county farm demonstration agent for Negroes, is doing a wonderful piece of work here. On Wednesday the 23rd, he succeeded in getting 18 Negro farmers to accompany him to Hartsville to visit the Coker farm there. After a very interesting discussion led by Mr. Geo. Wilds, president of Coieer seed firm, the group toured around to the many demonstration plots which proved better ideas for good farming-. Dairy farming was al? shown. Thus much benefit was obtained by each farmer who determined to put into his farming lext year. Thuisday, 24th. Mr. Belton mass d a large crowd out to his an mal picnic at St. Mary, Woodard. fere were (Mr. Mutchinson, the Hatawba soil conservation service ifccm, wnu gave neipiui iniorma'rom the Farm Security Dept., vho spoke on proper foods; Air. tlooi'C, Miss Anderson tht. nurse ind Mrs, Clement, her assistant, .11 of whom spoke on good health ind means of keeping it, and Mr. SAGEO om Kidney or B! iriti?, Rheumat d Kindred Ailmen k ' ' ' ''/* - ' ' a? , U! Sgl ne relief too, may need. ly tested >t as tfio . 3 cord with * E SESASTfAN! rears ago J7;e Hcme 0f ' Kniepp. this uniief from II to the 3' supply ;s errand V- MlN^gAPQL^ Pj FATHER KNEIPP L.-aJ During hii atudcnt day*, Father raw began experimenting with earioi BW them regained hi* own health. I n?'!5 **"' ro')u,t minUtering V Today, Father Kntipp'a wonderfu F the Rrother* #f Mercy at the 8e , THfS-CCir."UN v/n Iinjiiy package of Sc-Bnsto Tea for / ot satisfied in every way with Sc-La< Y refunded with out question. " " - 1 ' 1,11 *^- ^rvs-?" '*?;.?o.? w.; J1 Saturday, September 2, 193d ?F?ECIAL CALL MEETING Newberry, S. C.?The Moderator (Rev. W. R. Reeder) is hereby .requesting all of the members of the Executive board, ministers, su perintendents, and union leaders to meet him at the Bethlehem Bap tist church Saturday, September 2, 1939, at 12 o'clock in order-that We as religious leaders might help meet the urgent call of Morris , , ^ - cullegu. r?1 ~ September 2G71939 is the date set apart for all Baptists of South Caiolina to send or cfffoy some money to meet this most needed emergency. Let us as members of the New iMioree rmiu do our part to neip Morris college this her hour of distress. W. R. Reedr, President E. E. Gaulden, Secretary Wayman Johnson, Chester county farm demonstration agent who told of his splendid work. Last we heard a thrilling message from our State Agent, Mr. H. E. Daniels, which was enjoyed by all. 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