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Special Notice!
The Executive Committee o f
College is called to meet in the
College auditorium^ Tuesday, Sept.
26, at 9r00 a. m. Please be pres
ent. Business of importance. of
Alumni Association.
IN MEMORIAM
In .memory ot our dear Mother,
Mrs. Sylvia Harris Johnson. ,
Tho' many years have passejh?us
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Since your dear face we saw;
And yet we feel your tender hands
Upon our tired brow.
When troubles come you ore our
guide,
sides,
And whisper with your gentle
voice^
God is yours,- make Him your
choice.
You bring us peace for troubled
? bieasts,
- Balm for our wounded hearts;
Oh! Mother Dear, why should we
?weep?
Since you have done your pj^rt.
'ROSA LEE HART,NELLIE
B. DAVIS.
IN MvEMORIAM
In sad but loving memory of
our dear husband and. father, Arthur
W. Herndon, who departed
this life one year ago, Sept. 19,
1938.
MRS. JESSIE HERNDON,
WifeJ
ARTHUR W. HERNtiON,
Son,
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KTI)GE SPRING NEWS
The S. S. opened at thP usual
hour--with every teacher at their]
post. We are glad to sav that ,
the BYPU :s improving.
The LP A. club ?met at the |
home of Mrs. Lizzie Hazzard Fri
day afternoon. They reported a"
The Littl,. Buds of Promise met
at the home of Mtr. John Broadnax
president, Sunday afternoon.
Miss Leon Pope has returned
from New York.
Mr. Johnnie Hammond and fani
ily have returned home aftei
spending some time hi Hender
sonville, N. C.
Miss Blanche Williams has re.
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State A. and M. college: Wyom
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Hammond and Walter Davis. I
i Those left for Benedict college '
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I John Broadnax. Those left for <
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Frederick Hammond.
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Bettis academy, Monday. j
Mrs Eliza Pope is here from
New York at the bedside of her
sick mother, Mrs. Mary Jackson. 1
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accident which Mrs. Hightower '
nut with, but glad to know that ?
shj is doing fine at this writing. \
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'LOYD J. CALVI
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nnrried August 28th Miss Robera
Douglass, daughter of Prof, and
VIrs. R.L. Douglass of Johnson C.
>mith University, Charlotte, N. C.
Mr. Calvin's widow, Mrs. Willa
^ee, who studied in Lane College
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inu lau^ut in lYimtriai opi ni^o, ni
cansas, before her marriage^ and
lis two daughters, Bernice, fifteen
t student in Brooklyn College, and
Dolores, twelve years old, a stu
lent in the Musical Art High
School, who are musical prodigies,
ind who resides with their mothei
it 2816 Eigth Avenue, will do theii
bit in putting over the News Ser
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BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH ~
Rev. W- H I
Columbia, S. C. H
The Sunlay School met at the
usual hour with officers and teachers
present. The lesson was very
beautifully taught at all classes.
The lesson was very much appreciated
for these troubled time.s^
The?wmdd-"needs social justic today
more than it did in the lays of
tVn. tirnnhpt Milah Whpn the ETOfl
den hip is~carved out, then, wlli
social justic take its rightful place
among the peoples of the world.
?For the morning set vice the pas
tor selected his text folm Dan. 2:44/"The
sermon was very touching
and also appropriate during
these warring days in the Orient
One accesion, Mr. John D. Reynolds
from Florence, Ala. f'riends
tnd visitors were present and inordueed
before dismissal.
For the night service the,pastor
:ook his text from the songs ol
Solomon .2:15. Subject, ''The
hings which keep us from God.
The Junior Choir served in-the
light service. We were delighted
o see members on the choir who
ir-d been away on vacations and
otne attending, summer. schools?
The Senior Choir served in the
norning service. The music of both
veie very gripping.
Friends and visitors are always
tveleome.
BALTIMORE. MP. NEWS .
Rv (Mrs.) Louise G. Douglass
" .Mis. Sara Stevenson is back in
the city :agnirr after spending several
weeks with her mother in
Ninth Carolina.
The usual weeklvr^services and
n-1 <.' < i"gs arri' rarripd n.it?at Mt
Hebron Baptist church. Sunday
Supt. Lewis conducted the S. S.
at its usual hour. 11:30 Service
by the Rev. S. W. Walker from
Chester, S. C. BYPU at 6 p.m
At 8:00 p.m. the pastor conducted
the services.
Mr. and Mrs. Pink Douglass
were guests of" Mr. and Mrs. Bar
noy Douglass on Tuesday night.
MiM^ Lucinda Brown was also a
fuest- Monday night. Mrs. Lena
S.Douglass, Strs. Sara G. Dudds
and Mrs. Louise. Gore Douglass
weio guests- of Mrs. Lucinda
"Bi own!
The Morning Star Bapt church
observed its weekly services and
meetings. Sunday school was at
its usual hour. Service at-T4-dlU
and at night the pastor Rev. Garnet
t in charge.
Messrs Melvin and Wardell Wil
liams were guests of Mr. Barney
Douglass, Jr., Saturday morning
On Sunday, September 17 Rev
II. Jpckson had as dinner guests
vjt M'oii.,.,, o
ivv?. o. ?? mrn/i 11 win V/iicsicr, >3
C.; Rev. and Mrs. M. Flowers and
Ri^V. and Mrs Lewis. Enjoyable
rime was reported.
Friendship Bapt. church carrie'
out its weekly schedule. Sunday
school at 10:30 opened by the Supt
'Our icvival meeting is being con.
ducted by Rev. 8. Walker. Th(
gospel messages are being mucl
I enjoyed.
The Pastor's Aid club had ?
program for the benefit of thi
club Friday night. A program waal
o rendered at EMt. Hebron ttt
Sunday, Sept. 17.
Mrs. Woods mad,, a talk abou
the N. A. A. C. P. at the churcl
Sunday morning which was verj
interesting.
Mr. and Mrs. Pink Douglas;
were guests of Mr and Mrs. Barn
ey Douglass, Saturday night; als'<
i i s. Brown.
ON VACATION
Mrs. Francis Brown is on ar\ ex
tended vacation visiting relative
and friends in Philadelphia, Nev
York and New Haven, Conn. Whil
in New York she will visit thi
World's Fair. We wish her a ver;
pleasant stay.
MARRIAGE AN O FN CEMENT
?Mrr and M rrr.Kdwirrd Ha rde n o
192'J Pickens street, announce th'
maniage of their daughter, Louis
to Mr. Manilbert Counts. At hom
1303 McDuffie avenue. Columbia
South Carolina.
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known society lady and widwifi
Mrs. Caroline Farrow, a wel
of the city, died at her home lasl
Saturday. Funeral services weri
conducted at the church in Sun
set Park, Monday afternoon. %
Bethlehem Baptist church is ir
the midst of a very lively] reviva
being conducted by Rev. Moss:
On last Monday, Rev. Gaulden
the pastor of the above named
church, brought Rev. Moss t<
Drayton street school where h<
wa? introduced to the faculty and
stfident body. He made- a verj
1
nice talk l? the students,??His 1
subject was "A good beginning I
and a bad ending". Among the t
good things he told the students
that if they would be obedient, i
they would have a good begin- 'c
ning and a good ending. > A
Calvary PresbyterJan ChurVn j.
Rev. A. H. Reasoner, Past?r t
The tSunday schoel - service -was
veiy good, the enrollment is in.
creasing, the teachers who have
been away on vacation have re- t
tuvnorl anrJ raciimerl resnPC
tive places and everything is carried
on in the normal way. After
the review by he Supt., Miss
Ainslip Jones told of her exper
iehcfcs and how she spent her va
cation in New York.
During the children's hour* Mr
Paul Allen, the S. S. pianist serv
ed, opening with "To the Knighl
in Diiys_ of _Qld";pray er-w&s of fered
by Mrs. Z. A. Reasoner. The
hildren listened attentively while
Rev Rasoncr told them how to be ~
successful during the school term.
After the opening of the morn
ing service, Rev. Reasoner pre
sented his theme War. The text
was "He maketh wars to cease".
Psalm 46:9. During this sermon
the pastor explained the cause of _
-war. t1 e right~aneTwrong side of
it. who alonP can cause a war to
cease and the part for every consecrated
Christian to play. This
mm1 moil was?very?enlightening
The installation of new officers
was carried out ni the morning sei
vice.?Xhp?officers 'recently i.iki.t
ed are: Mrs. Erline Gary, Elder, |
rr I. u. J. uanman, lrusiee; ivus
-Lillian Dean. Deaconess; "Miss
Alberta Daniels, Elder. Mrs '
Mattie Jones and Miss Annie Dan
iels, who wer,. delegates to the
Presbytery at Harbison institute!
made their reports.
The League met at 5:00 p.m j
The topic was "Christianity i-n the
Home". The meeting was" eori
ducted by the President, Paul Al_ ]
len. We were proud to have as
our guests Rev. L. G. Bowman,
Alt ssi's Nathaniel Rutherford. Wil
5 K. X VHAPPELLE. Pres.
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M.?Stockholders Annu
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