The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 16, 1939, Page Page 6, Image 6
I '
Page 6
? T=r ?
NOTE:?Your question will be a
when you include a clipping of this
birthdate and correct address to yoi
send only 23c and "a stamped enve
READlNj? covering your birthdt
analyzing thr^e (.Questions. Explai
fine your questions to those withi
? Send Your
?? . : TUL ") l7
*. AM LJ K ni/lTtr* J
Ii. C. B. - I haw been hero in
the north every since the last of
April and I wish to know if I
w uM be using good judgement
~ T M'Luxn to tht. youth this wintcr ?
Ans: Make arrangements to
leave the north around the first
of November. KacJi winter ymi try
to remain in the north, you always
:?? 1? haw a?fvi l ibit1 siege oT sinus
trouble . . .go on to Florida as
you have dwne each, year and enjoy
good health.
R. K. \V. r Xtie girl .who recently
left here keens on nty mind. I undoubtly
took her too sonounly.
Does she think Of me and Will I
ver see her again?
AnsVFIv tro has thought of you
frequently since she litis been in
IhHrnit. (Jet her address from her
relatives and write to'her. . .she
won't visit V Ur part of the country
before next summer, .but. she I
would welcome letters from you.
R. R. T. - 1 am hoping to *ell
some property of mine and I. wish
to know" if I should d > so
Anst. A very sensible thins;. for
you to do. You need the monei
bddly and y u haven't the money
to .jttnproy,, your property, so make
the sale. Yon should be able to dispose
of trii? hind in six months or
a v?ar.
1. S. 4. - l>oes this tall fellow 1
have in mind rare anything at
a 11 . f r > .. '
. -An-: li? thinks you're swell 1>h+
h-,> isn't, ready to marry you by any
nn an-. The ' short nian that yoti,
kl'on cm tit party .with could Tie 'won
quickly.- but It would take a hit of
shrew.iJ hatidlitur to change the
rrind of the tall fellow.
ni:Tin'\T:-rooi\M \\
fO! 1 FCK TO Ol'I'.N FOR
tiT t h YKAR
Formal Opening F\t*rcises
' September li'-lnd
Fr? slim an \\ ee|< Starts
September isth
[\nyton P.-a h. Fla.. - Bethune*
Co kman College will open her
doors for the ilTth scholastic .y-eat
oil F'''lay. r-'epTordu-r 22nd.?I'he
Op -nine ' Kx.ej'ei :' will be held
i't to Coll eif e" .Audi tori apt at '1
? ?, no A: Ml ~? 'Freshman
>tud<-nts have been
requested to 'get' on the.wampus
for their week of orientation activities
and tests. .September l,v;th
('!a|>f>. wi.li b'irin at eight. o'
el ok, on the mm ring of Thurs-,
day. S-oj u ie.ber -1st.
Tin- I*;.-:.; -tio-.n will open the)
year unusually well equipped t"
Serve "the "Jtrn * of Florida and
this section. Fo\\ rhaqges have
been mad'-.- in the lactate per-1
sojinell. except toi* addition's
whore ir.r.-tnrth was needed in
! ome d> part no nt.-. P an .Taiv.es
A. Road wil'! r-n.iu.ue hi- able di
..... .. ... III. .11 ,1 HI in IV I > I IIU 1 ?t II >
I' :11!i it;.*, n promotion
and b-isir.-s- offir,. activity wil;
be centctvd in. th,- Presidt lit's office
un.ior til,, direction of the
College secretary. President Be\v
rk-, with tlie' Nation Youth
.V'mirfi-t ra'Fioii in Washington
wiP, continue- her close supervision
of all activities of the school
Repairs and renovations" of the
summer are nni-aving completion
and the beautiful buildings cf Be
l'h tlfg-f ' ok man are in , froth
condition V!cf.?T'T" Tlallr?-almost
1 totally do -1 roved by fire last Fall
has boom rehiuilb as tyr,.Elenienta
y School for the practic0 work
of thf. students of the TeacherTrainimr
Popart ment. The campus
i< ' itt!,'. el.h.ni'etl It.t tin- beauty
f this littb building".
Young men of the State will be
interested and happy to loarn of
'he return of Mr. William Exum
to the Ptnff, as Coach of Athletics.
Mr. Fxum plans to start
f othall aspirants in intensive
training on September 11th.
Through the medium of the
Pro^s th"e Collegt. is extrndmng
a cordial invitation to Friends,
ministers, ai\d educators
to be present at the opening exercises
on Fridav, September
22nd at 11 :M A. M.
Al.COf.i* NEWS '
Cr<(.n Kill Baptist * hurch
Rev. J. W. Davis, Pastor
Sunday Sernol hf-^an at the
usual hour with the .Supt. and
co-workers at their posts.
. At 11:15 A. M. mornincr ser
vicr began. A soul stirring sermon
was deliverer) hv the pastor.' His
text was found Hebrew l'?th:8.
Subject; A Chantries* Christ in
a Changing- World.
At H P. M. the evening services
began. After tome remarks by -the
pastor, the clerk annonuced that
there would be a series of sermons.
1st was delivered by Rev.
Hunter, 2nd by Rev. James Stroyfn?>d
hv Rm-, J. Graham and
the final by Rev. Bonnie Griffin,
This drive was held to assist
our pastor on his vacation. Total
"i raised $11.11.
i Thn following made their re
nalvzed free in this column on!y
i column and sign your full name.'
jr letter. For a "Private Reply"...
lope for my latest ASTROLOGY
ite; also a free letter of advice
Tl-y?ttf~jvraULi?xtt_rIparly and conn
the scope of logical reasoning.
Letter To ?
Pt\T LEADER
A. II. - If i do work around this
town will the company that I used
to work for pay me if they find it
out ?
^Anxt?It -isn't likely that they
would. If you are disabled to the
extent that you receive compensation,
then the company will not
"tt'.iy fin.I . nit ynn a ri' nhlr.
to work. You would be better off
to go back to work and stop the
compensation as soon as you are
able. ...
I . I
-?X^-S, E_- Lam e xpecting to go
in rth to school and I wonder if
:if my dream v.-ill come to pass?
Ahs; Not this year. . .but it is
indicated )t<i me that you will at end
a northern college-wrthirr a
couple or three years.
R. Ct - I want to send for my
Astrology Rdvaing. but I don't
know how to sejid the money.
Mow must I d" it ?'
Ans: Wrap your quarter in a
piece of paper. Ertclos,. it in the
envelope with your three questions
full name, and correct birthdate
and address. You wil get your.ra'
iilv* in n f <?w /lave into
| I'. R. C. - Can I depend on this
lawyer petting my son out of the
: rouble, that In- is involved in or
I what woulil he ti e best thing for
wie to do
An-: Vim are doing right to so|
lire t-ft,. services of a lawyer,
hut I- fear that he wil* have toserv,..
some tirr.e for an offense
of this nature. He needs disciplin* ;
*-foully .it this permtt-ftmi-it--wco't-J
hurt him a bit to servt. a little!
time. .
Ho! ty aja....cT5xI^pe^; Ststrrs Pauline
Down. Rosa Graham, Bessie
lllandinp. Eliza Crosby, Helen
Williams. Rebecca Harris, Gardenia
Joe, Cora Nelson, Carene Grela.
Mary Abraham, Daisy Brad
:?hi(w;?( ai l ie?Homer. Mary Oliver,
Rosa Solomon, Carrie Tay'm\.
General Dondapet, Bro. \V
M. lliitoi:. vi.-lior. I'm.?rmd?Si;-.
A roil Wiliams. Total raised wa.
S12.M0. The pastor also received
a dunu.tjun.fium the Women Mir.
-nonary Society.
Wt. are happy to say that the
15irit of God was felt through
all the services.
Our pastor, and some, of his
friends have made a safe trip
o Philadelphia where they are
attending the National Convention.
We hope for tthem an enjoyable
vacation and a spfe return
to us.
Kf\GGTN() LAKE ASS'N.
ENDORSES REV. G. G.
DANIELS PRESI DENT OF
MORRIS COLLEGE
The Kingston I.ako Sunday
School Convention held its session
with the Kroomont Baptist
S mlay School August. IS, 10,
1
(j..i- ' Convention is progressing
fine under the leadership of Pres
J..H. I.evister. Anions- the visi
tors was the legal reprp^frntativr
f .Munis College -i-rr person o!
Rev. J. P. Garrett. His message
aroused th,. interest of the conven
tion.
The Memorial Service of the
[ late I)r. I. D. Pinson was conI
ct'd by Rev. A. W. Stackhouse
At the doso "of" this service the
s+Hrts-Uemlmg?-vumlidate for- th.
President of Morris College was
introduced to preach the Kducati
nal -'crmpn. At tl?e close of
-Lkis?rmtahle sermon tlu. conven-.
t ion* ttWl mi -a .. :*e o. TA
.... . v .... i * I will! I IK! C..X(TUtivc
Hoard of ho Kingston
Rev. "Goorg,. Going Daniels" as
President of Morris College to.
succeed the late Dr. 1. D. Pinson.
We feel like Dr. I. D. Pinson.
(Moses) our leader, was called up
on Mt. N'eho to be buried by the
Angels, handing his charge to Rev
0. G. Daniels (Joshua) to take
this great people across the Jordan
IMonris College) into the
Promised Land.
We believe there is none better
in the State to take up the
\oik and responsibility of Morris
College. I am forced to repeat
after the President, Abf. Lincoln:
"He is the right man in the right
place..' Wherever he--is-business
moves on.
The Negro Baptists of 5>. C.
need Rev. G. G. Daniels, Jerusa-'
'em Baptist Association needs
Rev. G. G. Daniels, The Kingston
Laky Baptist Association norths
Rev. G. G. Daniels, Bethesda.
>11)0,000 Baptist Church at
Georgetown, S. C. which he built
and pastors, needs him. Andrews
of which he built and pastored.
Baptist Church at Andrews, S, C.
costing $27,000 need Rev. G. G.
Daniels but Morris College needs
him worst.
SUBSCRIBE FOR
i
THE "LEADER"
TH
soith Carolina c<>nf. m
branch holds convention
at mt. zion a. m e.
Charleston. S. C. - Tho annual
convention Of the (South Carolina A
Conference Branch W. H. and F. I p
AI. Society of the A. M. E. c
Cluu eh convened in - tho?Mt. | 1;
Zion Church, Glebe St., Charleston,
S. C., Thursday and Friday, s
August 31st and September 1st., ii
Rev. J. \V. Murph, L>. D., Pastor. 'J
The convention was opened by n
the Rev. L. L. Farmer, Presiding t
Elder of the Charleston District, b
officiating with tile communion I
servict> assisted by several minis- '
ters representing the Edisto Distriet.
Beaufort and?rh
Rev. S. A. Brown jireached the f
annual sermon. After this the pre
niding elil.TS, lli'V< Wilhtyp and t
.vim pn, Brogdon, Hughes, Grant, t
Gillison and Stevenson administered
the Holy Communion. ' ,
The president, Mrs, Mablc L. [
Green, was presented and at once (
proceeded to organize and appoint \
committees with t he assistance- -(
of the District presidents. This <
task being aeetmplished the en- j
tertaining pastor announced that ;
dinner would be served Tn tthc ~
lecture room. Thel closing song. <
"ll 1 have wounded any soul to- 1
day,'' was sung. Benediction by i
itev. ?S. A. Brown. v
The afernoon* sessTon was open- it
ed with a lively song service ?
The theme song, "Hark.,the Voice
of Jesus * Calling,"" was stung. The *
president presented Mrs. E. A.'<'
Adams, -Conference?Branch i're.iji- i
dent of the Columbia Conference, t
who presided with eas,, over the 1
afternoon session. The papers i
read by those assigned were ably
discussed. Mrs! \V. B. Clarke
>f Bethel Church, Columbia, S. C.. ;
I was presented and made "a soul,
j stirring speech, olio to be long remembered
in the hearts of hei..
steners.
I Snmo 4V-vr? --.*1 !l
i/iiv uiiii'r visitors- pres
out and introduced wei,. l)i\ W.
B. L. Clarke, padtr r oC Bethel
\.M.K. Church. Columbia. S. C.
.Mrs. Williams ef Jacksonville..
Fla., and little Miss Lucy Rose
Murray of the Kdisto District:
Adams of Columbia. S. C.
The missionary sermon was
preached by the Rev. M. J*\ Me-!
Bride. The president very"1 ably
lelivered her Annual Message after
which the local society presell
11 ted n pudixam of . welcome t' the
convention.
Friday's sessions,, punning and
afternoon, werp Tarried out by the
Young Pco ides Dept., with the
Conference Branch President - of
the Y. PJs Dept., Mrs. S^L. Brogloh,
presiding.
This conference branch meeting
was. one of the most successful j;
meetings in the year and the sue-'
Aess is due to the wise and effic- 1
ient officers of this siciety and i
th(. cooperative spirit of the pre-1
siding elders, ministers ami mis- |
sionary workers of the Eidisto, | '
Beaufort and Charleston Dis-F
tl'ltls. ?. : ' 1 Y
Rev. J. W. Murph, the entertaining
pastor, and his good peo- j
pie ar(> to highly commended j
for the entertainment of the coil-j
vent ion. !(
L. M. Stevenson, reporter 1 1
THE PALMETTO CONF.
BRANt II CONVENTION OF -j i
THE NY. 11. and F. MISS. SOC.' 1
The Annual Convention of the!'
abov,. namcil, conference convened 1
with Mt. Lebanon A. M. E. Church
at West Andrews, S. C., George-j j
town District, August .'JO, the Rev. 1
C. Lewis, pastor. Iv
After the quiet hour services, \
conducted by Mesdamife ?M. BL 1
Green and S>. X. Edwards of the
Georgetown and Mt. Pleasant j
Districts respectively. The entertaining
presiding, elder announced 1
the opening of the convention. \
After the devotional services by i
thf elder assisted by presiding
elders J. E. Thomas, .J. L. Benbow 1
and Rev. R. I. Lemon. Dr. Miles
brought to us a most excelent 1
message from St. Matt. 15:27 us-1 s
ing as a topis "Criticism" whicn \
was forceably developed. I
Mrs. R. L. Brown, our beloved
president. jfcwas_ picsentod and 1
spoke for a few irimuTes- in her \
sweet and modest way, then pro- f
ceded to organize and appoint the
various committees. Next were 1
the reports of the Dist. Presi- \
dents, namely:, Mrs. B. M. Dun -; \
ucuiKiaown; .\1 rs. M. B. ?
Bcnbow, Kingstree; and Mrs. V
F. (Murray, Mt. Pleasant. if
Total assessment raised $1278.-|d
50. It goes without saying that r
the Palmetto Conferennce Branch o
under he leadership of Mr. R. I. !
Brawn, leads he way in he 7th i
Episcopal District.
Some of bh0 highlights * of the h
convention were as follows: Pla-,1;
card Demonstration hy Mrs. H. \
E. Thomas; Presentation of Mis- ii
sionary Music, Mrs. V. F. Murray;, t
Home Making. Education in Ru- ]<
ral Missions. Mrs. V. T. Ellis; and
War And World Missions, Mrs. F. V.
C. Greenwood. Another very im-1 i1
portant, feature of thf. convention A
presented by the Y. P. D. under p
directions oL. Mesdames S R. I'll
Lewis and V. Lemon. They are a
filing their places well.
Our slogan is.'Save thc Youth,' tt
and its our job to give them a i<
well organized program, thereby (;
w0 will be abl0 to save them,
candidacy of Dr. T. J. Miles to p
the Bishophric, 1040, Detroit, t?
Michigan. ^ 1
The pastor, wife and good mem , tl
hers of Mt. Lebanon A. M. E.
Church worr highly congradulat-j
ed on the rjoyal entertainment 2
given the convention.
After the re-election of all of- p
ficers, one of the greatest con- p
ventions ever held in the confer- a
enee adjourned. r,
F. C. Greenwood, reporter b
E PALMETTO LEADER
[ORRIS BROWN A.M.E. ]
Church
Rev. R. L Lemon, Pastor
Last Sunday was Elder's Day at
lurris Brawn. Dr. J E. Thomas '
reached at both services to good !
ongregations, despite the extreme I
y hot weather which" prevailed.
Tell Jesus" was the subject 1
plendidly developed at the morn- 1
ng's service. The Elder Rev.
"hoinas was indeed at his best
i this service in spite*of the fact
hat he had just returned from a
usiness meeting of the Financial
ioard held In Washington, D. C. *
ast week.
Again at 8 P. M. Dr. Thomas torn
Isaiah G0:1, using as subject.
A call" to gallant Christian Soild'rs."
There were three accessions
o the church during the day.
The busines' session of the 4th
juarterly conference was held on
ast Friday night, and was efficiently
conducted by Rev. D. N.
iVilson, pastor of Ebenezer A.M.E
Jhurch in the absence of the Pre- tiding
Elder. Dr. Wilson seemed
leifeetly'at home in the conductinee
and made an impression
hat was lavorable 10 the moinbeis the
- Quarterly Conference,
["he Rev. King of the new St. Philps
A.M.E. Church of this city, .
vas associated with Dr. Wilson in
he meeting, and made timely renarks
to the Conference.
Our firs call for Dollar Money ]
vill be on next Sunday.
Our Junior Choir under the di- i
ection of Mr. Phillip Bennett goes
.0 Savannah, Ga. to complete with '
the Junior Choir of our church
n that city on {lie 13th of Sept.
We have no doubt that they will
render a good account of themselves
in the Georgia city.
On Odtcber 13th the (Junnior
Choir of that church will visit usr
hei-p where another contest will be
hed. This feature is destined to be
very interesting and is something
out ol the ordinary course of events.
The pageant staged on last tylon
da;.- night under the auspices of
the Missionary society was well at
tended. Mrs. F. C. Greenwood, the
president of our society deserves
credit for the splendid entertainment
.afforded on that occasion.
Among the worshippers at Morrijs
Thrown last Sunday was Mrs.
O.* Dobbins \\*ho has been spending
sometinv in New York City with
Hen children
Morris Brown is busy these days"
preparing fcr the Annual^ Conference
next month. We" are glad to
note the presence last Sunday of
Bro. Calvin Gaillard at the services.
after an illness of several
weeks.
The services concluded Inst Sun
day night with a memorial service
to the interred since the last quarter.
Mrs. L. G. Smalls fittingly
eulogized those departed members
in her usual characteristic manner.
Selections try?mrr?Senior?Choir..
Were rendered in a manner fitting
to the oecasionn.
DDK WEST NEWS
Dr. .1. ( . t^uarlcs was the speaK r
at Mt. Lebanon A.M.E. Church
on last Sunday. He preached a
strong gospel sermon.
Mr. John Smith was funeralized
at Mt. Lebanon Church on last
Friday* at 2 P. M. He was among
he oldest members of Mt. Lebanon.
His funeral was preachod by
lis Pastor, the Rev. -F. L. Boney.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert "Holmes of
\tlantic City, N. J. are visiting
elatives in Due West and Greenvood.
S. C.
Miss Jennie Holmes of Green
ille, S. C. spent last week at her
lome.
Mrs. A. J. Garrett was seen in
\bheville on last Monday.
Misses Edna Wharton. Jessie
ilawthrone and Ella J. Harkness
vere home from the Abbeville
?ehco] last week end.
Mr. Howard Robertson arrived
lore on last Eunday from New
fork, where he has made his home
[Jbr the last - several years. His
tay here will he indefinite. He is
vith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
>. Robertson.
Mr. William Holmes of Colombo,
K. C.. came up and spent his
aeatwuT last week with the home
v
Mr. Curtis E. Harkness and fnmi y
were among those who attended
die Home Qoming services at
rlui Ruck?A-rtVLEL Church on last
:unday,
Mr. W. E. Washington and his .
amily of Donalds. S. C. wer(^the .
inner guests of Mrs. Annie Garett
and brother, Mr. O. L. Smith,
n last Tuesday night.
NEWBERRY NEWS
The attendance at Calvary Presyterian
Church was not so good
rim Xnndnv heemise of the sultrv
weather which caused a paucity
a attendance. Prof. Jones taught
h0 School as a w^ole. Supt. AD
n reviewed the lesson.
The Bible class of Calvary Preslyterian
church has resumed
: regular weekly meeting on every
Wednesday night after having aused
during the summer months,
leetings are held at 4:30 P. M.
nd visitors are always welcome.
Miss Julia Brogdon of Charles~>n
and Mrs. C. E. Wilson of Un>n
were guests of Dr. .and Mrs.
irant last wefek.
Dr. Singleton, the popular
harmacist of the city was a visi>r
at Drayton St. School on last
'hursday morning. He spoke on
ie topic "Re Careful." There were
ix points that he stressed: 1. The
(tvs and regulations of the school;
. Your work - always have some
'ork to do; 3. Sanitation; 4.
riendship; 5. Clean School Rooks;
."Good hahits. After his talk he
sked a question concerning curent
events, and it was answered
y Herbert Coleman.
L__?
EBENEZER BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. J. S. Maddox, Pastor
Senca, IS. C. - Sunday was a
lovely ckay. Our Sunday School
opened at the regular hour with
the services.
The morning worship began at
the appoinnted hour. We were delighted
to havp Rev. J. B. Watson
to deliver our morninc sormnn Wo
spoke from St. Matt. 17:8. This
.vas a very inspirational lecture.
The Masons held their Annual
District Meeting here with Lodge
No. 204 with Mr. A. M. Moore.
Grand Worshipful Master, presiding.
Mr. F. G. Washington, Grand
Tifnior Deacon, Mr. A. Simuel, the
\Yorshipful Master? T^dge No. _
204 and the other officers werP at
their posts of duty. The address
was given by Mr. J. S. Stanback,
the Most Worshipful Grand Master.
Those witnesing this grand
affair reported having enjoyed a
wonderful message..
The Women W. M. S. gave an a
elaborate pienie?near?here.?The
Jolly Workers highly appreciatedthe
invitation that was extended
them from this noble body.
?Mrs. M. E. Washington ,?s visi. ting
relatives in Concord, N. C.
We hope she wil have a very en- :
joyable stay.
D.UtV has called s^vnvnl
teachers away for another year's Iwork.
Among them are: Misses E. I
R. Clinkscales, Pendleton High I
Schawl; Ella Williams, Gaffney; I
and Mr. G. H. Washington, Wal- J
halla Junior High School. We hope
AMES
If You Suffer fr
/ Artl
' / an
TAKE'HEED /.]
TAKE HOPE
THIS MESSAGE
ur%^> \f?
" vii a \s
Countless numbers of suffering
world over have found welco
through use of Se-Basto Tea. Yoi
find it the answer to your distres
It cost-s so little to try it . . . onl;
a liberal package containing a t
stipply . . . and with it you get
money-back guarantee of satisfac
delay discovering Se-Basto Tea
self? You brew it like tea . . .
it like tea ... it tastes like tea
same smooth, mellow, satisfying
. . . yet, Se-Basto is more than
it's a careful blend of medicina
and proved herbal ingredients ji
Brothers of Mercy prepare it in ai
the principles discovered so many
U? 1L.J- ? ? -
uy meir reverea preceptor, Falhc
Decide now to take advantage o
usual opportunity for welcome r<
?qffering . . . pin a one dollar 1
coupon below and your two wccl
of Se-Basto Tea will be sent on
pf nrfarcy by return mail.
t\ *
ri ^
CLIP AND MAI
. Tot
Dr. Brown's Clinic,
806 Phoenix Bldg., i
Minneapolis, Minn.
Please send me a liberal two weeks'
($1.00). ] understand that if I am
carton and my dollar will be promp
NAME p
^ ADDRESS
CITY & STA1
** i riT"
11 ' 1 " ' ' 1 ?? I.
s
RIDGEVILLE
Bethel A. M .M. Church News
lie v. W. D. Wilson," Pastor
Sunday "School opened at the h
usual time with the officers at n
and ta'ught in' all hespects. *- a
At 11:30 ^ov. tVllinms preach- *
cd a burning message and he 1
pleached as he never preached
before. i?
Rev. and Mrs. McFadden and 11
Mr. W. L. Davis were the din
ui~i kiii-sis ui rvev. ana ivirs. w.
D. Williams Sunday. (
We were pleased to have many vv
visitors in our audicnc0 for the ^
morning's service. We trust that
they found?it interesting nnouirh ^
to como again. t
The League met at 5 P. M. and s
held an interesting session hour. s
The Rey. McFadden preached u
a great inspiring sern^on fpom e
the subject "Yet take my yoke 11
^ipon you for my yoke is easy."
--There?will ho?a.^ box party at *
tho church on September 14. YouT'
are invited o come over and bring
your friends o help us. *
?Thn iimmWg nnd friends were ^
all hero to hear the pastor. They *
are also glad to kknow that he is j(
feeing much better,
feeling much better.
g
for them a very successful term. V
Everyone will be happy to greet n
our pastor when he returns from e
the National Baptist Convention w
w<hich is being held in Philadelphia. t<
om Kidney or Bla
iritis, Rheumati
d Kindred Ailment:
'
{ >h\ V
[\15 :'\z
1 jti
is
people the ^ r - *
me relief ???
i, too, may
;sincr need. IT
i $l"00 for % '
wo weeks' .
a positive ,V-ii|r'
tion! Why ^' ? ? % for
your- 4 /
you drink t.,
with that i% * ? :,
character |K-Vr~ W 'v *'i.
a tea . . . j
lly tested
ist as the ^
scord with ' ^-"AT'T!/,f"irrr
years ago /. --:e ' i%
>r Kniepp. -l
f this un:lief
from
>ill to the
:s* supply " :?
its errand
c-n. r
<-=" 0,?Miiitoii' f,
||| FATHER KNEIPP
began experimenting with various
them regained his own health. He
long and robust life ministering t
Today, Father Kneipp's wonderful <
the Brothers of Merry ?t the Seba
L THIS COUPON V/ITi
supply package of Sc-Ras'.o Tea foV" u
not satisfied in every way with Sc-Bast
tly refunded with out qucstionr" '
rE ...?
??
laturday, September 16, 1939
LINCOLN VILLI5 NEWS
Improvements At Lincolnville
Lincdlnville, S. C., the only vilvge?or?toiw^.in
South Carolina, is
laking rapid progress under the
pshIVmship of William Seele, Jr.,
s mayor.. Mayor Seele was a naive
and resident of Lincolnville
til of his life which*- makes it
ossible for his rapid process. He
,as elected about six month ago
ueeeeding ex-mayor Mos,,. Washlgton.
In the first flower show in which
.incolnville ever participated in at
'harle&ton, four of the rfbbons
reie won by Lincolnville. Special
in pi ovemcnts arc: all pipe brides,
a speed limit for the town,
m-4 .nfilfi- nt tVi(, frain statioon.
he paymerint of street tax, the
treets scraped regulaily, new
treets under construction^ Registred
votes among Negroes are in
rejisimr irrmiflvr nn.l oK.>..<. .>11 lot..
nd order are strictly ehnforced.
Last week the amount collected
or fines was $42.00 which were
or the' following: drunk nessy dis-~ ?
rderly conduct, and not sufficient
Lcense. Two white -{people and
hree Negroes were'involved.
Plans are now under constructin
for a recreational center, also.
The town" is making niore pro'res
under the nejv mayor than
as made in years here. Mrs. Manic
Bowman, a prominent merhant
and ethers are cooperating
holc-heartedly as officials of the
iwn.
i n ? pr Trails M-a
Sill
" !
5,
<>
^ "k'% "% V " 1
J . j
n"r* ^ - ^^8
$Sjj> 1 ii i && *!
^ j zr
I Till?III ! ! ?
atiwi_iiM_iickIyiIU_
herb Una and from
spent the rest of his
o suffering humanity,
work Is carried on by
istisneom Sanitarium.
lIOUT delay
liicli I attach a one (foliar bill
o Tea, I may return the empty