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Saturday, November 4, 1939 Mrs. Miripm Seubrouks of Cha^ leston spent the week end in thtL trity the" guest of her sister, Mrs. Samuel R. Higgins. Mis. Sea. brooks is the wife of Dr. Sea_ brooks. Roth Mrs. Higgins and Mrs. Seabrooks are members of the DeCosta family, which ia one of the most aristocratic families Prof. I. M. A. Myers, executive secretary of th'c Alumni of Allen' University and Principal MimsJ president of the Alunyii had a con ferenee in Clinton Inst Saturday | nieht. Plans are on foot to have a meeting here November 11, at which time delegates from all A U. Clubs will be instiucted in the lf>30-40 program of the AssociaT., .tion. . ? Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Pe.ek of An.! derson were at the State Euir last week. ^ 1 Prof. \V. L. Lewis, Prof. Harry , M. Daniels ami Mis. II.M. Daniels of State colleg,. were among the visitors frr/m State College- at the ? ??-St-ate Fttirr ?? Misses Massey, Whavto'n. .Jones and Mesdumes Anderson and Oliphant of Edgefield were in the city Friday attending the Fair. They . ;.lso spent some?time -withMrs. Andiena Ruff on Pine St. j ,Mi.-iS Willie It. .McPulloiigh of Camden, S. C., during the State F:ii> spent1?n? Vrr?day.-?'ith?her mother, returning to Winnsboro. S. C., where she is teaching, she stoned'to spend awhile with Miss Alice H"ieh- < e1' NOTICE! ?j . . ' ~ 'a j Hear Mrs. Alma Potts at the Alumni Vesper?Benedict College ?7 Chapel. N'ovv- i h at <*? p.m. Candle -light service by children of the Alumni ^ NOTICE! The City-wide Beaut icians . Cl;ib is called to meet Monday iiicrht, Nov. 0, at 7:3.0 o'clock. at the F.l. sieleen Beauty Shoppe-,. 2029 Taylof street. Business of importance XJiose who cannot meet .Monday mdrninpr, be sure to meet us on Monday niprht. Mrs. Annie lb Kvuns, Pres. VESPER MUSIC ALE AT ALLEN SUNDAY. NOV. :>th Allen University Department of Music will present the initial Vesper Musieale, Sunday, Nov. 5, at 6:30 p. m.. in the University auditorium. You and your friends aro invited to be present. F. P. ABRAHAM. Di i. ct"! or tin-i.1 iti'pt. ? -??> ??? lucky iiikij sut i vi. rrnr Thu club \v:m collo?! tn oiil.o. l>v the president at the honm <;f MTs.~ Mamie Brooks 1012 College St., by Mrs. I.illie Mae Grattio.^ Prayer by-Mr. \Yi!!K !'>yee. Sci ipture lesson by Mrs, L. Grrttio; song by Mis. Florence Boycr. The - house- was -opened f-./r business; the president called for the minutes of the last meet in? which were read and apptoved. One mem ber reported sick Ml*. Louise Brown. .'The president called foi , unfinished business and new -business. There will be a fish fry on Satin dry night, at the home of Mrs. L. Mae Ashford, 52K Hump I tcm street. X^c roll was called. Members present 10. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Hattio Johnson, 509 Marion street. Dis missed by tbn^ president. The club was served with lefreshmcnts SUNNY .?I1)E SOCIAL CLUB I The ct.'b hi'Id its weekly meet.1 itvg Tuesday' niuht, Ot"...:{i at tho home of M~i\ and Mrs. James"Ken #nedy. The devotional service was conducted by tho chaplain Mrs J Fred Wilson. After "which t h C| louse was opened for business by the president, Mr. Eadijy The1 "new business discussed was that of a chittorling supper, which wili j be given Wednesday evening Nov t .ft. <LL Mr. riid Mrs. Kennedy 1502 .McDufTic. You aie cordially invit i ~ed. Wb mllmmwL mait at the1 home of Mr. and Mr?. Howe En. I tertained by Bliss Ruth Metze I The hostess served delicious wal. j dc/rf salad, pop corn lulls, sand ! wiches and pineapple cake. inn n n i n n .a i i nils SAVING CLUB The Irst meeting was held a 1 the home of Mr. and Mrs. Young J3J0 Gervais St., Oct. 30. Tho meeting was opened by the presi. dent; singing, No Never Alone; prayer by Miss Drawer. The house was called to order by the presi. dent. The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted. The roll was called, c^ich> membtpr lesponded briefly. Now the house was opefied f&r unfinished basi ness. The ehitterling supper will be at the hc/me of Mr. and Mrs. Brooks, 91G Walnut St., Nov. 4. We hope to have our friends with us at our social affairs. We are looking forward to Saturday nite. \V?- adjourned with crur evening song and prayer by the president, to meet at the home of'Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lowman next Monday nieht, Nov. G at 2230 Hampton avenue. WAVEKLY Sl'NFLOWER CLUB i ik' ciuu iii*Ki us regyiar meeting Tuesday Oct. 81, at the home of Mrs. I lolly Truesdale, Pendleton street. The meeting was opened at the usual hour by the pres.!' ident. The devotionals were brief-j ly canied out. After which ?the: minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted. The house was! opeped for business. The new busj iness was the planning for the chitterling supper, which is to be Friday night, Nov. 3, at the home of Mis. Davault. 2215 Senate St.I And everybody is invited to at. J tend. No one was reported sick, j The roll was called with each member responding with a Bible verse and dues. A splendid collec- 1 tion was taken. This closed the business session. The hastess served refreshments We adjourned to meet at th? home of Mis. Euln Coles, 2812 Pendle ' ton street. MAKHI.MJK 1 ANMH M'KMENT'j I (ireenville, S. Rev. and Mrs 0."M. McAdams announce the marriage of their cousin L.ois Ade line to Air. Kobert Anderson, Januaty 20, 1928. * , - ?? , 11 INNER PARTY FOR MR. WILLIE ALEXANDER Miss Lueretia Suber of 2027 Heidt street,"city, entertained Mr. Willie Alexander of Charlotte, N. C.. with a birthday dinner Monday night, Oct. 30th. The guests pres?oa?were: Mrs.?Louise Johnson, Miss Linnic Bell Fogle, Mr. and Mrs. Hormon Morris, Messrs. Eugene Sullivan, George Suber, Alonzo Morris. The,dinner consisted "of-fried chicken, rice, green peas bet r dls and cocoa. Mrs. Johnson and Mr. George and James Suber niotbred down from Charlotte with Mr. Alexander. ? AROUND ALLEN UNIVERSITY The course' in rural education ' ndrcled?by?Professor?J,?AL?A. 1VT,lo '...rnlMof,,,! U._ I-.t; 11 muun w iiy ni.um.uLA or being among the most beneficial course's of study offered at Allen. Prof. Myers is- a school man of -evoral years: of experience. Prof. Myers was foj- many years exec"ive secretary for the Palmetto Stat.. Teachers* AssoCvatlOri. It" was during: his secretariat that the association became the important organization'that it is today. Mrs. Octavia Peguese surprised her husband, registrar and ath. |ef!v director Robert Leonidas Peguese . with a birthday party a '* -.v ,?avs hofore the. Allen-Bone.; "dici, football game. The party was j attended by the. football squad,) Pi cedent and Mrs. Higgins, Coach es Swinton, Nelson and Baumgardj 11 r. and former Allen stars Le ; my Scott and William Burton.' The feature of the evening (be- f sides t'o delectable and sufficient) ) repast) was the presenting to Prof Benedict game "In the bag". ^ 1The boys- were entertained roy. ally at the home of Dr. W. D J Chappoll.. last ^Saturday night in 1 on or' of their overwhelming vie,! tory over their ancient rivals a' i the fair. The boys and their fair guests had a merry, merry time.. They feel very grateful to Dr.; Chappell,, for his big heartcdness j sure and are determined to pro thru j ,l e entire reason with just as I great honor as that achieved at the p.,;,.. Professor J. E. Briggs of Bene -speaker at. Yes_ peps last iSunday. His niessapre w:i-; thought provoking and well .received'by his students and tea cher audience. Aprain the invitation is extended tr> the public te ' enjo\- these services with us. The < President Higgins is presenting AllenV cause in an effective manner at the annual conferences that are currently hovng held through ' out tht. state by Bishop Joseph. S. i Ki-V>r.e\ President Higgins has a reputation for achieving important'1 end*, and he ha* infused wll his I workers with the spirit that pos i ' se-ses him. Everybody at Allen feels that the school is. definitely j on the up-grade hi every way. ' The trio, comprising Misses Henrietta - Boweii, Addie Hare and Chiistine Brogdon, is appearing ^t tho ennfere,n?es along with the 1 ptresidenb. Professor Ferdinand AlVaham. 'musical director, is the accompanist. '?Recently Prof. Abraham ap ' peared in an organ recital at Char leston. Sundav evening the ves- 1 pers will be conducted in toto by i the university choir. Prof. Abraham is anxious that his unit may have a capncity house, for there are some "brilliant additions to the j school's vocal forces. To date Allen's football record ( is as follows: I , Allen 6?Johnson C. Smith 18 Allen .81?Moiristown, 7 Allen 7?Livingston 6 ( Allen 22?Benedict 0 , Allen 66?Opponents <81 j jnnpTsnrPG ST. SCHOOL ' Abbeville.?The faculty and stu ' dents were favored with the pres. i ,.f pov. M. Massey, pastor of j the Hodges Circuit, Greenwood distinct, Thursday morning at 11, \vhconducted the devotional exerclse. He talked on Citizenship and Kindness. His remarks were' , verv timely rrid were enjoyed by both faculty and students. j] i p JERUSALEM BAl'T. CHURCH Rev. \V. Ravenel, Pastor Charleston, S. C.?The early morning pilryer 'meeting Ibegaji at its usual hour by th(. officers of the church. 9:45- A.M. was the opening of the S. S. by the Supt. bea. R. Bowman, with the teachers at their post of duty. A splendid attendance'was present. Sunday was7 an excellent day at Jerusalem all day. 11:30 A.M. the sermon was delivered to us by the Pastor, Rev. Ravenel. ll'sinrr ns *t tovt .Tr>n?t 4:3, subject "The Truth and the Life". The sermon \yas\, well received. At 3:00 p. m. the program of the Mortgage Burning was held The?music?was furnished by various choir members of the evty and also played wonderful jiaHs" on the program. Thp Rev. Anderson, pastor of R< semont Baptist church, Charleston. presented th(. Rev. G. G. Daniel from Georgetown, who preached acceptably the Mortgage Burning sermon, using as a text 23id chapter of St. Luke and 4tfe verse, subject "I Find No Fault in This Man". This really was a sermon loner to be remembered J*rd a very touching one. "We can say didn't- our hearts?btrrn within us while Rev. George Going Dun lei preached Sri forri able trr um out of God's hook.?The spirit w..U UnM no nnvA.. had a ycvy large audience at this program, approximately 500 pepple. We were also pleased to have with us, one"of the white agents from the Atlantic Coast Life Ins., in person of?Mr^ Mephv who also give us a splendid talk on the Christian work. Donations were sent from various companies churches and friends. The pastor also stated how much he'd appreciated them. The church al so tjiank the givers. The collection and rally money for the da.v oioouofod to $407.84. Just before the Burning of the Mortgage, a very helpful paper was rendered to us hy the Rev Mrs. R. Ravenel. Subiect: Must We Stay Here or Shall We Co Fovward Solos, reading of all' kinds, ducts and quartets rendered by th(. members of oui thurch and o,thers. Thev are welcome a' anv time, and any service. I To The Members N'e'r.. think thy work is o'er. Vm- lay thy anirur ilumi,? ?r Thy closing work will no! he don< ) 'Till von obtain a crown. 8:00 P.M. Sundayv night wa? j the unveiling of the beautiful , light, which the pastor donated j the church. It is a beauty. The light -was?unveiled by?tw^ voune men of thp church: Bro. Joseph McZyeck and Bio. Eugene Smith. A musical program! was also ren- i de-red at the-night."service. The j Rev. Tobin delivered the night message. Hf> selected his text from the J Cor. 0:24. His subject "The Ohrmti'in Race"'. It was a soul stirring sermon. The. spirit wa? high all day here. Pray fo< tho success of .Tenpalem. Readers you are welcome. BETHEL A. M. E. CIU'RCII \V. H. PincknoV. Asst. Pastor conducted by tho?Supt. as usual _ Services, began at 11:30. Siibieet of*, the morning's message: "The T oi-d Knoweth T!"onCThat Are His"; The night irorvtecs- wore nhso inspiring. '" 2 Tho pre iding elder ,wvll be with us next Sunday. November 5th in the afternoon. Rev. W. P. Wi! lianis. pastor of Good Hone Bap church. Miss Ula I.. Wolfe snout the week end with her mother an' <i tin- last week. She said she like her work fine. The 4-H club meeting was held nt the home of Mrs. Mary Berry, Oetolirr 31st. Next meeting will be held at the home of Mi's. S. E. Felder, November 22nd. All mem bers arP asked ,to be on time for . electron of officers. Miss Mattie T.. Overstveot. Home Demonstrator. EMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. F. D. Dreher, Pastor Sunday , school opened at the lsual hour, with Mr. Marvc'n Potee ..presiding, Thy hvson _>vau_ beautifully taught and reviewed We had a large crowd present, rnd in the absence of the paStoi i bis class held the banner just the same. Morning worship began at the 1 usual hour, with a nive crowd * present. Our pastor being at the J -onforonce Rev. Mrs. Daisy V. Miller had charge of this service | She is a*faithful member "f tb;,J rphrivph fihe bdumglil |. r~ng~~g~Ai7pr> ncmil message from Mark 4:?iy using for a thenip "Get Acquaint- j ed with Jesus"; truly this message was enjoyed by all who were nre-cr. At the usual hour evening woe shin began with another largo number present. At this servive ( the Rev. W. A. Rice bpdugh* us a ; soul stirring sermon from Hebrew f 13:8 using for a theme "The TTn- > hangeable Jesus". This was food . to our souls. We were also glad t ^o havp our Pastor. Rev. Dreher ( back agnin for another year. We 1 hope for him a happy and pros nerous year at Emanuel. Among s nur visitors for today were thp ( t> " ^Tiijor who is teach- ' tag at Kingstree, S. C.; Rev. Rice [ >11 s. Mittip Potep of Calvary i Rapti-st church and also Mr. md l \t-- .TeVmeio Swvgert. Mr. and Mrs. Herman A. Jack- { ?on annorncp the birth Of a girl | Mardge Virginia, October 23r<k:l Mother and baby arc doing nicely. I, i THE i'ALMf;TTO LEA . GEORfiBTOWM NEWS Th,? following persons visited our city last week end and worshipped at Bethel A. M. E. churc h last Sunday: Mr. Thomas Colleton, St. Peter A. M. K? McClelbn villei ill'. . Willie W-KatloM^, Knmieuel church, Charleston; Dr. L. S A?? W* ' * * ^ ' * i uiivi, \yi?nv|nmiM, v.-navieston: Miss Louise Noiih, Plyymouth Congregational ohurchr Charleston She is a teacher at MeCtellanville and Mr. Clarence Hunch, Mrs. M S. Stanton, Metropolitan Baptist rhurch, New York tTtv. Come again you are welcome. The Rev. L. D. fiamhle, pastor of St. Stephen A. M K. church at tended the Columbia conference at Spartanburg last week. : Ml'S. Jennie B. (".nrnc of w.hiti Plains, N. Y., is here i n at t en dance of the 20th year Wedding anniversary of Mr- and Mfs Fred Greene, Andrews. \Mrs. Jessie A. Hanks will be one of the- instructors in Sarah Island school of which Mr. Dolano I. Bland is principal. / Mr. Ted Brown of Florence with Mr. J. E. Tobin, Miss Henrietta Jackson, Mesdamos Florenc,, E Brown. Helen Brooke and Xan nie Peace of .Washington^ l.L. C visited the citv jast Saturday th< guests of Prof. and Mrs. G. W. Howard. Before leaving the pat TT v ited Hunthgton Carderr: and were so charmed until?tlu v i '> MI i-piurn in i no spring. The Excelsior "Choir tendered ?,n enjoyable program last .Sunday nipht to an appreciative audierue in Bethel church. Prof. Earl Holiday has not only trained a fin,, fjroup of fo.otball boys but may he found in Sund'-V school-each Sunday n-nrningL teachine: a class of boys who arc in their teens. celebrating his fifteenth anniversary as pastor of Belhesda chu.rt h. Since coming to this city his work has been outstanding. Mr. and Mrs. .1. S. Shackelford and Mr. Maceo Howard attended J the state colored fair last \v? ek and witnessed the irreat Allen Benedict football iramo. Mrs. Clara Parker of Bronklvm N. Y., is her,, on account of the illness- of her d;ni"liiei. Aieiii.? SELLERS CHAPEL HAr I IS I CHl'KI II 'J'J. Iln' ivi'lm ? tttf? posted that \\"o would render a three ni?rht program Sunday nite October 22, Rev. Chisni and choir also congregation rendered service the Rev. S. Chisni p>earlvd a iw" derful sermon from .Wheniiah .0: 11. Subject: T Will Not Go- 4nQuite a few friends witnessed thi < service. Total- collecti'on for- that night 80.35. On Monday night. October 2-??rd Rev. L. Hine, choir and congi-egation of Marion rendered service. Quite a few friends and visitor-worshiped with us. Total collar tion $5.55-. On Tuesday night. October 24, Rev. Pouge, choir and conerejratvon of Glenn Chapel at Sellers rendered service hnd preach e<l from St. Ma4t. 7:5. Subject: Hear -Testis. This was qtlite an interesting sermon. Friends and visitors woisliped at this service. 1 WelTTIeTday :audit. Oc-t ,)>. ) trrr^~: ending the?n:?i:i am.?Rev.??S-Sermonia preached from St. John 18:21. Subject: Jesus is on Trial. WJiat Fault You Found in Him? Total making 815.21.-. At 7:JO prayer meeting began 7:4^ Service took place, and the pastor came before us with rn in terestincr message* w'hi.h Jnany rejoiced to In at'. - M r-s-. - -Mii> n-'u- - Alua-i; oLJJimi'ii. I had for her dinner guests. Rev. C, Black, Miss Albertine Roger*. Miss Henna Richn'dson and Ida Thompson. Mrs* Henna Riehnrdson spent the week end in Marion who was electe.d delegate from Sellers Chanel Baptist church. The Morning Star Jubilee (lliai tot of Sellers will render at any place' for personal apearame. write Henry Anderson. MT. MORI AH RAPT. CIH'R1 !l Snar'ar ian .* . S. S. nda.v school met at the usual Hour with Supt., .T. H. Coleman and teachers at their posts oT duty. The lesson was very interestingly disc'.*oil in the . various claysrs. aftiiL. which Mr. Thompson a yisitoi and . ?upt. from North Carolina review ed the lesson. The morning and evenmjr messages were masterly delivered hy 1 the Pastor, Rev. Ctflvrn and was i-nioyed by all \Vho heard. There will be a silver tea at the hom.e of Mrs. IsolenP XVinr^Siw-^h day n fternoon,?NoveiTTtiera! 1P3P-} fnr^-'ttronf'ncfit of the "church. The Golden Gate, quartettr of Charlotte, N. C., will render n grand concert at JMt. Moriah church, Thursday night, November 0. -Admission 10c. MONTICELLO NEWS Mvs. Addie C. Hall, Mrs. Sal' Z. Gray, Mr. Alfred Crumpton nd friends Miss Susan Charles 'ml Mr. Calvin Guffey, all o f iVinston-Saiem, N.C. motored here i'd speiit the Weeic end with their intents Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Crumpton. Also their daughter t!i? ? Wilhelmina Ctumpton who is caching at Jenkinsville in tho' cVhite Hall school spent the week md home. They also visited Mr. Fipioi'al Home Wjp?is. j >oro. Saturday evening Miss Wil-' minim Crumpton, Mrs. Addie C fTuM. Miss Susan Charles, Mr Mfred Crumntoh. Mr. G. Crurnn- ' Ion, Mr. Calvin Guffey and Mr. Itavnwn Crumpton motored to CoTimbia and Augusta, Ga. They eported a lovely trip. DER RIDGE SPRING NEWS The SUnday school was callc-i to order at the usual hour hy as sistant Sup*, with the teachers a their post of duty.' Mr. and Mrs. II iu'htnwer spoil the -week r-TTd In GafFneyT Thei were aceo'mpanh d hy their daujrl tor and Misses lldna M. Kirhy Pauline .Jones of Mrttis Academy TU..???:?r i t iiv rri the. senior rlas and the ;ii? i icultiu < l,i;y> Visiter the State Fair, Thursday, Oct. 2' All a wonderful lime DUe to the -fact'That same t< ach. crs attended tl,.. fair we were trivial Ji half holiday.*l*|iuisdtty. ,,Thc sudenl Jjody and facu^y served Frances Will; i d's I lay Fr 'lay (III! in,- . ! : [,. 1 ti. .. ' V,.t e interesting;' program was lendcrei l)V Mrs. ( i i I Hi i w.h,. vvss i li:iii..r.i:i The Co'linty Supervisor. Mr. T. F Hammond took j>a:t < n "he pro. ifrsm, and lie jrave a.very interest inir lecture. ' Report cards for the' seeont month will he ^rvetr->tut~ this~Acecii May we hope that each pevsn'r will have creditable marks. . Mr. Nelson Peterson of Penns.v! vania visited classes Ft id;.v. Mrs. Gordon took adult stu. dent* on ;> trip to ("oldrnbia. F:at -Urdny: sTioppimr aval MuhT-sccmr:; The faculty and student body ol -liidtrir Hill schuid wish?t.,- extend their deepest sympathy to t h < Thomas and Williams families it; mc recent oereavement of theii pramlmother and aurit. There will be a moving. picture Friday night Nov. in tin- school auditorium.. ? ThereL will also be a Hallowe'en entertainment Tuesday iTi'-'ht. Mitf Grilfin pro'n 1 i s e s u very good pro. pram. The members, of the fifth prade surprise Tuesday. . WHITM1KK NEWS Sunday. - October 21K.ii a larpe nrmber of (he members from various churches; attended the Columbia Annual ' conference, held at*. Spartanbin p. S. C. Some r?f -them--were: -Mr. Samuel- I'ant. accompanied by Miss Ethel Wripht, Mi :, (juc.-tel' 1'oU Mi, Al'thlll' bee Fant. Mr. Jim Law. Mrs. Eas ter Robinson, Miss Mozolla Epps, Mrs. Susanna Ahrains. Mrs* El liotte Ahrams. Mi. Charlie Jone?\ J. W. lived. ?.. -Tor.; Albert .Tone*. "\tt t ?rr. t".::1 * * ' .?J n * .*M1 II It" I-.l'f Abrams. M>-. Julia M. Ranks. J. r. Byrd, Miss Rr.ehih Swindler, Mrs. Emma. Swindle) and many others. Mr. llaske] Joiner. Mr. and Mrs f'oki Joiner and othvrs'nintororf"to <"'>'fimhia Pat. rd .v. A' very successful Jlallowecn party wa- held at Flint Hill school under the direction * of M/.-s Xancy llortense. Th.. union meeting of the Baptists Enoree association, was held at Flint Hill .Rapt'<r church on SunOctober 21'thi Rev. E E. Gaulden. pa tor of Bethlehem Raptist church, Xewberry, S. C. delivered the missionary mcssnge Mi'. Robert I.ee Rice, spent the; week-end at home with Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Rice.. -* ?^ '* M r. ZION A. M. E. ( Hl ltCH Rev. Julius Holman. Pastor(Mr<.) \. jhT'arlan. Reporter ( a!' > *t. S. C. The reporter ' ^?rt-i; ; ;i' i|?k'-oie?and?the public shall hear from her again The ivresi.ii.ru1 el<Vr ir v< a won1 .iijj ("hr'stian Athletics. Our rongv.g tibp ask the return of the P. T\. to the district. T'-llile.- t' e 1. :liler-h.in ..f <>ur pas<lat,. ineludhnr t'o full presiding Tf'er'- alhev.nee.. We.' have, a itVe li'tie sti'n: raised t" begin / me' repairs after e<^v'.<uence. We have put in a piano. : nd also! " nl.. .some other mprovomont s. We have lost four of our leaders | this year and onr <?f our best wo- i nuav \yorhers. Throe died and two i roveil. Tb... loss of five pins the rot "tnie drop of the last six wir't/ V HI iv.ake it 'hard to'make J -j-vad.yb '+ our pas-j o i,- it man who do not give upJ He i< r!-o asking the voters of | the S. C. eonfevrnre to yot,. fot | him. lie is worthy. He wants to. tro to Dotruit to help bring Br#hop I .i. rv r upper u:i k in too "lau1 ami i tn ln'li> nlovnf,. the 'lob's ehoiee | t > thn rT-Tini.ni-; nn<! r<> hVl;1) "hnVi Mr. (i. K. ITnniptnn. The conirroeation asks for the return nf the factor. Rev. .Tulivs TIo!ivan. q\I\T STFPITEN A. M. E. CHl-RTtT' ? ~-Kirv7~\Tiih< H. Tho?ej>??n. Paster WiPrtmrtrm. \. C. Th,. seventy-first session nf t'e X'orth Carolina Vnnual. coufe veu^j: passed into hi tor\- trlnrinpsly on the pas* Sabbath. Tho business sessions nf tlr> cbnf rone,i oheajred tho at tcntion of the conferene,. through out Otp week ..f October 2-lth. All of fh.e v)'v<i<!in<r elders reported neir msir/is up :inil over tnat| >f last vnai- in the achievements of 'hirurs Ti'Ph spiritual and tomnoval. Visitinc tVconference were S s. Mo -vis. I., r . Rcrry of ? he staff of <11-"oval OlTieevs and latere hosts of ministers frum tho \Wsto?n North Carolina. Yirtrinva and Baltimore pnttfr'iv-uvs. Our TtCh<'i. Tit. Reverend Monroe IT. Davis, delivered fie ordination sermon to the classes an.I an over wh el mi net multitude of in onto "ho (fathered for the occasion. The readinc of the - appointments at seven o'clock hrouerht to a close the conference session. Mrs. Da- ( vis. the, wife of'* our h'shon. and j Mrs. Mattie Forsey of Baltimore. were the pucsts alonfr with our h'shon at the parsonnere. Our pa ~ i to,, of la?t voir was assigned to us for another year. j i >. VISIT HEKE M''s- Vivian Eneas and dnugh tier. Vivian iJclores, <>f Washingt ton, I). arc here visi'.ing' their mother and grandmother, Mrs. Cet teste Gadsden, on lk>u*e~ Street. , \\'<- wish them a pleasant stay. LEESVILLE NEWS ; Snnttfiy o<'i began at its us". 5 ual hour, with oflicers at their re. J -pC'llVO JililCOS. I Messrs. Bonnet. Hanzer, -XiU/ve47' Biker and .Mr. and Mrs. Max it* , | Hnnlcr of Snnford, Fla.. *}>ei?t the week end with Mr. and Mrs. An , jdiew Marshall. i Mi. J. H. Humphrey, Mrs. S.E. i-. Quattli hiiuni ami Mi>s K. S. Mai I shall at'onded the Grand Cour.t-.in , j (''I'ninhia, Thursday. : ? '!} WOOORFFF NEWS >j t' Trinity.'A! M. E. Zion Church Rev, .1. A. I.jpsev. I'astor |; < ...?/^htHt-h- sr-hnnt W8< very {f<<oi} ; , Sunday', the Rupt. and all. teach| ww, at heir post of duty, j | After a brief discission ? .?-> ?i..i - '/?i i li*" \ j topks Sunday school adjourned and several of the church mem- j i ho ?u-tti O'h >J - ? 11 . ,i'" .?! CM'fM1 j L -m-e,in Spa it nnhii'i jr at the Met-j iw.politnn A. M. K. Zi<>n church, j I nid we are m < ,-pi.rt rV -it >iI , .have our beloved Pa~l'i) T j ( A. lyipse.v hack with u< for anoth j . er year. We are thankful to ftisI hop J. W. Martin for bcinjr so kind I J to us as to supply our wishes by j ij sending our pastor back ,to us. Among t-hi.se who attended t'r.el I conference in Spartanburg Were! '.i_as_ Tollo\vs4-and Mrs;?K? H~ ! Wilburn, Prof. David Wilbur r 'Mesdamos Drusilla.. Norris, T>''?t ' I.inder. Varonia Alexander. Mr* and Mrs. Roy Dtirrah Mrs.. "Prank and son. Mr. J. W. FrankMr. and Mis. M oses Xorris. They renort having an enjovable tint* ;i ri>l xvV.il- 1- o v 111 .-jpananourg Mos, dallies Witburn Under nnd>Xorn? were the guesYs of Mesdames Km pi a Young and Esther Smith on X. "View .street. Sick: Mrs. Inex Cox. We. wish fur hop a ,<pcody_ recovery. Xew Rpthel?Now-' Rev. A. David Duncan. Pastor Our Sunday school was fine after w^hich Rev. A. R. Dillard . thro tight to * us a great message Text I John 2:15. Everyone .-turn mod-- to ri jinrr:?Another?L,'ril stirring niessaeo at night. text Isaiah 12:2. This \has a grand service which was full of spirit ual power. Mr.s A. R. Dillard and son worshipped with up al-" j A rullecti'on of ?lc.Q0 was raised.' Sii k?Mr. Toy Pai'lc.?We 1: ;h for him a speedy recover. >Mr. and Mrs. Chapp Parks were the dinner guests of Mr. said Mrs. John Hobby Sunday. The - Pastor's Aid club enioyed what was called a trip around ithe 'Vorld Friday nipht. 8 cars made up the trip. Rev. A. D. Duncan enjoyed the trip with the club. Lanford OrOve Holiness Church Bishop I'. I). Rookard. Pastor ' 1 . l ? .-V WUIUHTIUI, the Supt. and co-workers wore present, with a hriprht discns^Tnr" and review on the lesson which ' tins. V AI" . At J:nO?p,in. Rov?rJ.?H. ;T..m~elpreached a errand sermon. Theme j T.et y<?ur litrht ;so shine. before i nwn that God may bo cLorifiotl ~ ' hroujrh them by your (rood works they see. At 7:00 p.m. Bishop T*. p. Rook ai-d preached a noble sermon. Text St. Matt. 10:15-1(1. theme. Come to Jesus \-p that are heavy laden La-TTTt--grt-rogt. Remark'* by Rev I Hif?(tins and others. The follow- j imr reports of the different church es were made at the state con- j volition at Charlotte. N". C.. Oetn- ' her 21-22: Charlotte. Si 100: Akt.;Hollv. $10.00; Greenville. Woodruff. $12.50; Pe.nnv nffervr.i; $0.75. Grand total $50..in. CIJNTOX NEWS Tin- S S. opened n't Friendship 10:30 o'clock with ?upt. II. I... j Alexander and office?"s_?h-44me--A -isplendid lesson was tcuffht an i )i>cp*ved he an anprer'ative nuriik?. 1 -H1J ? u? vi ouuus una cnriaren. l r.e l< - I" was ] < viewed bw thc. SUpfc. : In the mornine service t'-e castor's text centered - around "The from a spiritual anple. He said only God c.tn cure the physical1 v. intellectual, morally, spiritually weakness. This was n?*rrrrrf ox 7 ecllent iiiimnirr~'Tevt found St. 7:45 Rev. Boozer delivered n I nothci; messapo from St. _JUark ! 1:407'sfiosyfnp that the wof7T?*"bf the speaker did not fall on deaf I ears onl> pei-x.m .united with Unchurch when the invitation wa? extended. "The rally for conference claim*, .was fine. 100 P.-C. "noueh said" Mr. Andrew Thompson penoral nianaeer of the Jolly Few r1-h presented a~neat sum of monev to the church. This club worked dnrinjr th.. summer with the able advi?or. Mrs. A. J. Gary. Mt. Hebron's S. S. choir was orcranized Sunday. Mi?s Viola Hariris orjranist. President. Mrs. T.ucvnda Miller; Vice-President, Mr. l>'v!d .Tone-j. Mrs. Lola Adair and sister Mis<) G. Tattle sponsored a ?i!vv tr--> Sunday afternoon at their home. J The tea was for the\bonofit -of i1 civ ' pa-tor's conference claims, Pov. W. E. White. Mrs Dora M. Walker Edwards and little son loft Monday for their home, Greensboro. X. C. Mrs. iCarrie Younp and little' C. .Tuanita Younpr returned Sun ! day nitfht from a visit in Union Our sick members are improv| in*. I _ i'uge 5 .Tin: ocoNKi-; < 01 nty ITK.U m:KS HOI.I) MMKTINU Seneca, O.tThe O.C.T. *.\. lit j*i r - li ?ii< ' '.ii.tv f >r the ~? 11 ! i> ni ) at t iii- ( uu.s?f >1 ihilar? inm], Fii i i'-\ ' " I 'J h}! n it.. - mi held in the vui i'.'Us, <ii-:i.:! 11 j;- t - fit,, one fioups as. seiiiblel in *i.a .?:;t . in:. - T I'!-' tjlO j iiie< tinjr. 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