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-> -4 . VOL.. XIV?NO. 48 *"7 - fjjj ^Kl W BBII^ny^ jp y SAMUEL R. Newly elected president of Allen the needs ol Allen to the pco'ple of big audiences, has tri vcled the Fine administrator and a trained rtting and academic standing.REFORMED EPI?Cry\\LlAx,S __ end successful cony'o CATION * . ?Bishop Joseph I'l Kearny7~D7 Di. Presiding Mo neks' Corner, S. C.?The?six ty seventh annul 1 convocation o the missionary jurisdiction of thi south began Friday with GraCi church, Moncks Corner. Hoi; communion and sermon by Rev Joseph Robinson, rector of St Luke's episcopal church, in Phila delphia, chairmen of the commit tee on evangelism in New Yor] end Philadelphia synod. Revs Wm. Campbell and Devear, con ducted dovotion. At lhp eveninnp nniini?M tin, fn] lowing officers and che irmen wen elected: Rev. Wm. Mack, convoca tion secretary; Rtv. James E. Webl first assistr.nt and John L. Aikei second assistant; Jurisdiction Mis sionery president, Mrs. Hattii Williams; district chairman, Mrs Caroline Gathers; Emmrline Ses sion, Annabel Williams and Lizzii Wright, state of the church, Revs Joseph Collins; memorials, Rev ?James Webb; auditor" Rev.-Wm Crmpbell; on finance, Rev. Jame Rlnnden: on hours. Rev. Jo' n H Daily nnd Rev. Joseph Collins ehairnun of evangelism. After the election communica tioh~ and telegrams were read bj the secrtsry. Friday night the young peoph of Redeemer church, Pineville rendered a program, which wai enioyi by everyone. St turday was a day of business The bishop commended the rhurcl es for making such grert improve ments in the reports. Delegates from general counci made their reports just befort thi rlose of the eveninp session. Saturday nieht Rev: J. H7 Blan ^dcrr-preached a sermon "tftrt wll v ' lone be remembered. The Sundr.v school was conduct od bv Mr. H. Lloyd with Proi Frank Gadsden and Miss Alberth; .Jackcon teaching. Rev. Jrme .Webb reviewed the lesson. Th S'urday school president, Rev. W Mack spoke on "The necessity o pradmer the Sundry school air have more efficient teachers." Movninp prayer by Rev. Jtme Webb, sermon by the puest speak or, iRev. Robinson; it was a spirit ual feast. The cr n'idates for confirmntio were confirmed hv the bishop, the wt adiourned until next Novembe with St. Luke church, Cbrrlestor . Rev. John II. Daily was enter ) taininp rector. There were sever ' al visitors present during the se? sion. s Joohn L. Aiken, reporetr. SIDNEY PARk C.M.E. CITTTRC1 ? On Thrnkscrivinp day Sidne Park held Thr nkspivinp- service at 12 r/clock with a wnoderful ser mop by the pastor, with Rev! / P. Porter as puest. After the sermon a real Thankf pivinp dinner wps served to ci who was present and 18 or 2 plates were sent out to the sic and old members who were nc able to come out. Rev. A. P. Porter pave an intei estinp talk, ^We ?.re always pla to have Rev. Porter with us. i ADMINISTRATOR mvm jJ HIGGINS. D. D., University. Dr. Higtfins is carrying in messages that grip the attention sta.e fiom the mountain to the sea school man. He .rnprofcents HowiYfl y in prestige that comes fiom high JOHNSTON NEWS ' We had a wonderful - Sunday school at Bethel. B ble class No. 1 was wonderfully truglR hV tV|P 1 111 Lhui1. Kev. M. M. Davis. We - were glad to have Miss M. L. Malf lo: y wi h us in Sunday school. 3 At the regular night services s our pastor, Rev. E. M. Gilliam, y hr'wrht us a strong message. The members of Bethel ere . fretting ready for the annual con - fercnce' which convenes at Greenville Dec. i2th 17th. < Piesiding Elder J. A. Jowers of . the Columbia district was in our - own on Saturday. I _ ??Miss?Loola Ruthorfoui spent t Th:*nksgivinjr at her home in New. berry. * , 0 Miss Ruby Minicks of Saluda is n visiting Miss Grace M. Bland. Prof, and Mrs. S. K._ Dean_are ? leaders of The Leader.'. :. MissesT. A. Spigner, M. L. Mt! lory. Ethel Backus and Mini e nrugh motored to Augusta, Ga.. . on Saturday. Mrs. Jane?Gary?h#? returned i. to her heme on Aiken St., after a visit to her son, Mr. Sam Gary . at Wards, S. C. Alton P-wlo-nf ivrni-_md in Rincor, Gci. with re. la^ives. > _. Miss' L. T. Sewell was the Sun "day afternoon guest of Mrs. W. e M. Singleton. t) Friends are glad to see Litt.lt a Miss Alberta Hoggerns pnd Mr. J. W. Foirest out ag? in after be. i. ing ill for several days. ' NOTES FROM SECOND , CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH e Our church ig still, singing - songs of thanksgiving to Mr. B. L Rnrariisoh and Mr. L. R. Bailey and a number of fine spirited young - men and boys who gave s<y liberj;lly of time t-nd talent in beauti. a 'vim our church building with f paint brush and others who made e other large donations in gratuitous seivice. Hearty thanks to f every one. The minister is con3~?tabtly bringing some surprise to j the congregt tion: on home-corn. s ing dr.y, Dr. J. J. Starks, Rev. H. : A. Davis and Rev. Dr. Hatcher . brought gospel messages. Prof. Finley with Miss MoDuffife conn tributed a soul stirring spiritual, n On Sunday night. Nov. 26, Rev. r T. H. Broadus pretehed. On Sun i. day. Dec. 3, Dr. H. M. Moore of - Charlotte is to preach at the -morning service. Pastor Brown i- is to go each Sunday to the Rich ards Industrial School for our j !>"vs for services. The ntture of ; the program will be disclosed later. This service is to begin the ' P'?t o f December. It is highly probable that the service will be y both instructional and evangeliss 'ic. Watch for the prcr^ram^-We Rre pkmning for joint church eluh services at the , church each first Sunday afternoon. While the '* ' luhrs do a fine work separately 11 this is an effort for them to work :0 together in the spirit of unity in h Th'iKt's cause. On Wednesdty oi rt thi?? week the funeral of Mr. Josh Summer was held at 2nd Calvn'-v r- conducted'.by the pastor. Mr A Summers' was one of our most respected citizens living in Waverly \? ' tjfctf COLUMBIA, S Scottish Rite Mason* Closed Successful Grand Lodge Meeting At Orangeburg 1 . Orangeburg, Nov. 27\p ? Thi Scottish Rite Ancient Free anc Accepted Masons closed its- 2 day here last week in Bythwood' hall. The Rev: Illus. L. G. Bowmai state-presidetf over the annual se; sion and his annual addrss: broutrht forth many favorable con ments. Grand iSecretary H. R. Russel j said in his arttual report that al 1 -'oath claims have been paid anc $200.00 or more dollars is m the bank as surplus money. Pas Grand Master, Illus. C. D. Sallej also delivered a wonderful address during1 the session. Others wh< spoke during the session were Messrs D. D. Mozie. S. D. Rickem backer, C. D. Rumph. Gilber Thomas. Wv'in Sober, W. M. Pal harrij S. D. Hill, H. R. Russell ant others. Thr Memorial services wer< , vorv sad. as tVev nieture theii death of love ones. Two died durinpr the year. The Easter Star had their meel ' '"\ in adimning room of the sam* hall, presided over by Mrs. Belli W'll'pms of Beaufort, in her re?h'> said all depth claims ar? ooifj up to date and her organiza,*? in h^althv condition. Mrs, S, E. Rumnh. of Branchville is the ocooriate matron and Mrs. Lott.ir T>rone. of Beaufort is the grand c-^/>vnf-qrv. i T^n R"ottv-h Rite Mason is ont of the stroneest and best frater t*al urders in Nnuth Carolina, tr gay the least. The Order i9 verj strode financially. The semi-nnntml session wil . meet neaT Salem ?Crossroad m-Gethsemafte- Baptisi i -h'->-ch. The folowing officerg were elect i ed fbr the next ensuing term: . Grand Master, L. G. Bowman; Deputy Grand Master, S. D. Rick ~eTibackerl Grand Senior Warden S: D. Hill; Grand Junior Warden F. C. D Rumph; Gfanfi Sectary 1T. R. Ru-sell; Grand Treasurer W M. Parham; Grand Lecturer W. R. Bowman; District Deputies are R. M. Hutto, Gilbert Thomas D. D. Mozie, Wylie Suber and I G. McKissick. The officers oU the Eastern Star are" Mrs. Belle Williams, W M.; Mrs. S. E. Rumph, Associate Matron; Mrs Lottie Drone; Grand Secretary and Mrs Anna Garri son of Columbia is the Grar.c I TmnQiirnr* Aire P T\ 5ollov not) grand matron made the Welcome address in behalf of the Order which was received with much joy. ! CHESTERFIELD NEWS ^ Mr. Robert Foster and several friends were Thanksgiving dinnei guests at the home of his parents Mr. and 'Mrs. Albert Johnson They left immediately for Charlotte Where they attend J.ohnson C. Smith. v! MrB. S. E. McCullough is in the city for a few days. Mrs. F. J. McClain and Mrs Addie Railey spert Thanksgiving in Fayetteville, N. C. , Miss Malinda Coe and Mr. Rob_ e<rt Edwards spent Thursday ir Charlotte, N. C. Rev. P. C Hiddleston conducted an inspiring service Sunday a.m T'-.e text was "Thou God Seeth Me". Gen. 16:13. | An appreciative audience was entertained Sunday evening at fl I o'clock at Mt. Tabor church by a quartet from High Point, N. C. | Mirs. E. P. Rivers spent Thanks giving in Columbia. Mrs. Pearl Edward and Mrs. P. C. Hiddleston arP ill; we hope they will soon recover. The following studentg from Coultert" academy, Chea-aw, spent Thanksgiving at home: Misses Sarah Wadesworth, Sara Jackson 1^ 1} ov.l T ilo "Mor V/I1HI Jiv ?Jvai ucjr auu uua ^iuv Chapman also Messrs Larry Foster. Willie Nivens and Manue! Nivens. Miss Dorothy Toatley, was th( truest of Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Toat. - ley. Mrs. Marion J. Jackson spent Tuesday in Cheraw with relatives. A meeting of Jeanes teachers held in Columbia, Monday was ai tended by Mrs. M. L. F. Johnsor who joined Mrs. C. Wbite in Cheraw and Mrs B Graham in Benneftsville. From there the partj motored to Coolumbia. ?' SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday school begfn about it: usufll time with a nice gathering Supt, Bro. Williams h?d charge Bro. Williams fireached his tfie i sermon Thursday night and wfia i.pf sermon. It was filled with ppv ;.er. At 11:30 Rev. J. T. Thornki i preached ?' sermon that found fer 1 tie soil in the hearts of us all. I B. Y. P. U. began late becausi i ( of a rally we had which was verj I successful. i. A program rendered at nigh ! concluded the harvest day at otr church and the rostrum w*? load |ed with ff*>d for the sick and poor J R. F. Cross, reporter. mrtti OUTH CAROLINA, SATURD.A i South Carolina's Choice For The Bishopric, 1940 f! - 1 {r l 7 M x#^' % &&$? DR. T. J. MILES, D.D. ^ Presiding0 Elder of the Georgei ' town District, A. M. E. Church. , Stoiith Ca/rolina's endorsed candi, date for the bishopric, 1940. ORGAN RECITAL 1 The music department of Allen ! university will present F. Primer Abraham in an organ recitay, Sun. day, Dec. 3, 1939 ?<t 6:30 o'clock. University auditorium. You and your friends are cor| dielly invited to be present. S. R, Higgins. president 5. F. P. ^Abraham.- -director ?of " music department. BALTIMORE, MB. NEWS By Mrs. Louise Go1^ Douglass ! Mrs.. Albectn Brown was Mrs. " Sarah Gore Dodds and Mrs. Louise Gore Douglass guest on Saturday. - ghe in living?wi?Hnrvioburg. Pa She is here visiting her brother, ' Mr. Robert B^own. i Mrs. Carrie Brioe who has been here several months left for Ches' ter, IS.C. Her children accompanied her. On sick Itst are Mrs. Ncfs Reed Mrs. Mary aLnd, Mrs. Florence , MmH, | . Rev. and Mrs. Flowers had as . dinner guests Thanksgiving Dnv: I Mrs. Alice Jones, Mrs. Bessie But 'or. Mr. I n*her Cherry, out of town - guests:?Mrs.?Irene Morris,?Mrs. Mornglv from Pennsylvania; Mr. and Mrs. John Weathers. m;01. _a.71op Weathers. Mr. and MrFord A well. A n*ie .Tones. M . and Mrs. Robert Caldwell, Miss Mami? "oil, Me. Matthew Cherry and Mr. 1 Wade Westbroon. The menu was composed of a typical Thanksgivi ing fea^t. The ladies that served . were dressed in white uniform: Mrs. Sarah Stevenson, Mrs. Alice i Jones, Mrs. Annie Jones. Mrs. Christina Andersor. was ; the guest of Mrs. Louise G. DougJess and Mrs. Sara G. Dodds Sun, day. evenine. - Mr. Mafthew Chervv. was the guest of Mrs. Sarah G. Dodds and V "s. Louise G. Douglass Sunday i night. _ M?*s. Rosn G. Haves had for her Sunday night guest Mrs. ^Minnie , Whitehead, Mr. and Mrs. Claud I rv 11 . XT 1 vn weanesaay ngnt, ivovemoti i 22, a program was given at Mt. Ho I bron Baptist church. Mt. Hebron schedule: Tuesday nite, prayer meeting and choir i rehearsal; Wednesday night. Bible class conducted by Rev. Daniels , Sunday morning S. S. at 9:30. At i 11:80 Service by the pastor and , t X p.m. i Friendship Baptist church schod ule: Tuesday night, prayer meet. ing and choir rehearsal. Thursday , <">-vice by the pastor, Rev. H. .Tnokson. S. S. at 10:30 a.m. . Service 11:80 am by the pastor l__ Mr._ George Hemdon and Miss a wove Mrs. TTore and ? Mrs. Dodds guests Tuesday. Mvss Lizzie Weathers, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Wea[ ?v,oro nf New Jersey is here visit^ ing them. - t ^ ~ ; FAIRFAX NEWS The students of Fairfax Jr. H) , returned to school Monday mornine full of enthu^rasm after a vacation for thP Thanksgiving session. The school as a whol0 seems A?. A JxmmaIH tVio I UU W nuvniitiu^ lajMUijr uiiuci cuv I WcV.jp of ?ur now principal, , Prof. P. J. Hammitt and many improvements have been made in j.ar'1 around the building. Tv?o oVnnel evercisp of la'-t weel< conducted by Mss Qui'ncy L. Simmons and her class was quite tmi8 que, Enough cannot bp said of her little pupils who responded so well in their program. On Wed9 nesday, the principal RavP an Inr terestinpr talk on ThankspfivinR and how' it should be celebrated, t t x,?fn jn savins- that "much r information was received from this ' talk annd we have a better apnre~ ' 'riation for Thanksgiving? nnd what it should mean to ns. 9 t\ .YTDECEMBER "271939 ~ I KHiicator Of AA Yotif ' Experience I:i Sumle; County i/ e ; )?The entire city of-Sumtc(< wa ;shocked when it became known oi | Sunday, November li'th, that Prof j E. E. Joms, principal of Savaye Cllnvi'i- Element-nv ti-hnol. hrr pi swe.i-to lliat 'GTe'ttf Beyond. For 27 years Pi of. Jones ha - been 'leaching in the public scho I. of this city. 15 years- at Lincoli ?hiffh school and 12 yefTs" in his i?n cut po.-jitiun. Prior to this?ht taught 17 years years in the schoo of this county mi king a to.tal oi 44 years of service spent in train" ing and shming the. ii.ue:e. ui 4umdreds c/f boys and girls in . o.tu rrvotf}). Not only was he active it this field but was a proipiiiont tie me in the nTusi world. 1 For 28 years Tie w; c:.. lister <?i the Senior choir of Emanuel Michurch, and through his'-uhti: in? efforts this choir n nits :;m. me lh< best in both city and state. 1I< not only t'-ainci, out sang, am wib. in demand at all times aiui vvrs never known to ivfnrp. Tic was a faithful' and devoted? membtr of Enimnnuel. church, holding .several powiti two of which PL,!. ...? - (,ncic v/iiajiman 01 tno l rustec Board r nd Clrss Loader. He was never absent from his port of duty only for sickness. He was active in his school work until the en.! came, having taught thru. Thursday not being nble to rttend- F:idty and there, Remained until the end came. Ptof. Jones will he missed in"otIf cfty7 T>y both (,i(i and,young. He had a wonderful personality his smiles rnd words of (hoof meant R<y much, flis was a beautiful life, worthy of emuktion. His I funeral was held at Emmanuel i church on Tuesday rt three o'-olocli. It was utUlMiiU.l that in the neighborhood of.. a th.oru.sand . ..or more poicnnt:?attended: Pel ei at white friends attended, paying tri bute to this evert man. The choir he loved Stf well followed in robes, his remains to its last resting place. . The tlorrBs were beautiful an:! numerous shoving the high esteem?in?which?the dcceased-v^vas held. Tacherp of the -city schools | and a fw organizations wore the flower bearers. Much sympathy is extended the bereaved family. Mr.y consolation be found by them in these words: "Not now, but in the coming j years. It may be in' t'io bet'er land. We'll rerd the meaning of jour tears, and then, sometimes, we'll understand " A FRIEND?J. 1). A. | "K APP VS HELP MVKE HOME COMING A SITCFRS AT STATE COLLEGE Ra.v B. Warp. ? Provincial ""Southeastern Polemarch Speaks At Sunday Vesper Hour November 23. 1939 was homocoming day at S. C. Su-ie college and it ,al?o seemed to lie homo j coming for "all Kappamen in tht ' state, beer use diamond wearers | were on hand tc; see the game he j tween State and Benedict, and to welcome their sweethearts and friends brck to dear old rlma mater. The Alpha Chapte,- was well represented in the colorful homecoming parade. Miss Virginia Chisholm, a junior j at State college and the very come ly young dctighter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Chisholm of Ro k Hill, S. j C., was elected "The Sweetheaft of Kappa Alpha Psi" for the year 1939-40. She "represented the frn teinity in the home coming parade f.s she rode On a huge diamond ternity's colors, crimson and crerm and this whs proclaimed as one of the most borutiful Heats in the parade. After the dance the graduate KvAtllOl O /MI awI ,1 ? 4 ~ ?V i t L'llU'l laillt'U rtl u smoker given in thoir honor at which time a short forum discus ision wit8 introduced by Brother Harry C.'Gardin, Polemat ch of the Alpha Lambda chapter. A deli cious repass was served and the "Old K.'ppa Spirit" took the even ing with the singing of many favorite Knppa songs. On Sunday morning rt the usual Sunday school hour, the "S ro]. lers Club" of the Alpha Lambda chapter presented Little Brothei Phillip Gear, trumpeter, in a very impressive recital. On Sundry evening at the Vesi per program, the chapter presentj erl its initifl progiam of the' year at which time Brother Ray R. Ware, a gradurte of Morehouse college and Atlanta university, and t't present, Grand Treasurer of the Good Srmaiitan Fraternal Insurance Order of Athens, Go., delivered a very forceful address on "The Duties of College Gradurtes to their communities and their people." Also appearing on this program were: Miss Florence Stilton, guest e.rtist, Brother Paul Stewart of Robert Smalls high school, Beaufbrtr5. C.i xnd Brother Eugene Arnold, professor of psychology, Claflin college. Mr. John Matley was the ac companist for both programs. PRICE: FI s LAYMEN ... . . HHupp: ? ji I Bk; ^ ^ - I HgpMHHyKi '-'"mm mgfflg^mm \ -^fll " """" t " jjiouur u. o. x S'?. B: of the A frier n MiiJ i'I1 '! um u, constructive w cituiv'i ?ih\ Tin* bisko" Is idoli . r"iTrr~:Tr ' Ti;- (.'lnj'ni i'.in iiuii.n) qui cr.cc- it Orangebuig, beginning, N ,S. C. Son Dies In N. Y. Snnneiw H. Ad.uns. son Of the late Rc>v. and Mrs. Spencer H. A 'r4n?( of Hopkins. S. C.. brother nf Mrv; A mi in Adams Alston. 1415 Pit)" St.. died Monde y. Nov. 27th, in Nov.- York City, where he has made his residence for .about 35 years. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. MT. ZHVN A. M. F. CITURCII Garnett. S. C.?Snndav a laree cud ret'nc-"out for all services 1 Rev. Jiilip s jTolman preached from the 1 P aim, 17 verse. This vh's wee drrful sermon. At 3:30 : pad . iTs first nnniwl I"'--n' iv'-r.sr. The Teijts is a "babyV -oriraniz 'tion jest 7 months old with 20 nvn-bers. but with our leader. Mrs. M. M. Jenkns we ar? ( S1: t".:r " t'r iiWK the" top. The Monroe's- Funeral Home" choir of Savannah, was hero a*d vp>-..V e l several beautiful" selec ti-ons during the Tents service TP..-., v, .-omoosed the c^oir arc Mr. U. T. Singleton as master of coiteuvmio:: Mr. .T. R. Dravton. Jr.. music: director: Mrs. Sallie Harden. Jake Simmons. Robnd r:v.-. r n?i,i Mrs. Fnrn;? Ga* v. Solo hv Mrs, Gary: solo by Mr. Harder. Rev. E T. Shannon. Mrs. Sadie ii.,? i .. m? ii r\ n ??. * ? Tif.. ' t.A'M. .*11. II. u. V'UVfl mil, 1*11 ]:. 1 u-t Reid wad-very interesting i>-mer>, also. Mrs. S. J. Gillhon. Oth'Ts na: tioipntirg were Annie R. Jerkins, Nathaniel ^Jenkins, Her , h"i t kins. Our young people are quite active and are willing: trt dn whatever they can for a good on " <-e.i Rev. T,. W. White the new pastor at St. Mark spent the week ;h i\.'v. Holman. Our pastor vi ited the Central conference at Orangeburg. ' j TTr-s" Rebecca Thompson spent the week end at home. ? * ! CARLISLE NEWS Service was verv ood at William Chpel AME Zion Church Sunday. The pastor, Rev. Hilian brought 'to his cor greg'ation a go ort message from 1-*%- Cor. 3:1 l j Suhiert "The Sure Foundation.' There was a very successful Roard meeting at the church Mon day night in which the business of the church was outlined for the en suing year. The Faithful Few Deacons of .Tones Chapel Baptist Church-.are very busy repairing thP church. \"ni'? Sims annrl Mrs. I/e *"Vt-r Jeter -'spent Sunday afternoon in Tucker Town visiting the sick and friends. A s-rprjse bvrthday party was >1 honor of Miss Nancina Wilkes Saturday right hv her par j ' e"f-\ Tb'V. and Mrs. Wilkes. She received many beautiful gifts. Mrs Wilt-o- wa? assisted bv Mrs. Ellen I E-cllsh. w;Uie ITovdr^ snent the Thanksgiving holiday with Miss \' n"ina W'lkes. Misso; Vasthi JoVinson, . Jessie I M'tivoll. XencVa Wilkes. |Mstv ' t ?lv- and Arth' rlee English. Ruby Tucker and others were homo for < l^ihe. ..Holiday . ? t Mioses Agnes Roberson and A1' ma Smyi" are home from school on I Mrs. Leither Richardson and | Mrs. Mattre Sims are still ill. I VE CENTS PER COPY J 'S FRIEND B ? ';' . * *? R n'i'i i'uj .' [T; ifjpllp^MBM .jjjl P^1(P^:'' -' ]^fM jjjP^ w2J?JU ludist opftp^-hrnrh'^ ork with peace and goodwill among zed by t'nq lavmen of the A M, B.? lferences with the Centra] Conferov. 23. IMC"!AND TEACHERS to meet Saturday * i The teachers of Columbia and Richland county will meet Saturday. December 2nd 12 o'clock in -their regular monthly meeting, pccor"d:rig to announcement from * Rev. W. O. Owens, president of the association. President Owen'" is nrndntr oil I teachers to bo on time, so he may adjourn on time. CLINTON NEWS .Fnrndchin A M. E.-Church . Rev. H. W. Walker. Pastor I Relievo it or no* hut Frrendship choir is eettintr in touch with the world On the evening of Novem ber 21st tho choir rendered a mna ical program at. P. C. college J white). The mnio was of such natnre and nleoseH the., nnd???n*p to tho extent, tint it was imme- '? 'V;nto]v recorded for radio broad- ?' cast. To hear us tune in over statinn WFBC. S. X. at 10-30. At -11 -1* our j r>"<- to> who has returned to | serve us another twelve month? b'oue'ht rs tve word- of God from PooV of TT O-.o - ..U-'o-u "A Good Man's Blunder". Sunday night ou-r nasto" hnn'"?h?. wonderful messaee text Psalms 10"-7. sub leof* "The Way God T eads". P'dnit associates were Pnvs. Shelton, Jones and' Steward. r>PVS, Qhopon. V t nwo > rl o * id Mr. I Hubert Tbompcon hrouvht to us I *v.~ ??,,~i ? *? once. In nil respect our church load, maintaining1 hpr eoner-l reo 'tntinn ???-?ndivin the Piedmoot conference. Visitors wer<> acknowledged om' made known -bv?the-. n?<tor, M?- ? Wijliam Crawford worshiped w<it"n us nnd made timolv remarks Mr. Johnnie WHiarrs senior at Allen college spent the week e'd t home. Mrs. Eula Be0selv Choice is here at the bedside of her sick father who is much improved at this writing. HAPPY HOME RAPT. CHURCH Rev. R. M. Scott, Pastor Smrdav ?oVioo1 wis on?oed at the usual hour, after which the lesson was reviewed hv the pas' tor. At 11:30 the nastor came he fore Us and preaeheH from the i theme. ".To-iis paccirio? By". It wan enioyed by everyone. At o o'clock the Kev. Walk?* h I enme befor? us with the snirit * burning and preached an inspiring sermon. ^ On Mondav nigbt. December- 4, we will begin our first anniversary. i tist chyreh, Roy, F M Va,"i", pastor. Tuesday night. Gilbert ftonH * eb,,veVi Rey p. R, Gilbert, pastor. Wednesday nite, r RanM?* eVinrch Rev. E. L. Ingram, pastor: Thu^s day night, Fbenezer B"nt. eh"roh Rev. A. T>. Petersen, pasto": Fri.xlair.-Jii.otht?n-icehh R vnojcivn- Rapt. - chni-eb. Rev. IT. Nbrris. nastor. Fue^ev a'fterr,oo'S, Dec. 10th * Zion Hill Baptist chu^b Rev. W. M. Kennedy will wef hip with n*. - 1^. i ''