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The Rev. H. B. Butler, Jr., pro
fessor of Theology at Allen, .will
be guest speaker at Vespers in
exercises rt Livingstone College,
* -Saljrfbthy, N. C ,- Sunday after,
noon.
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Dr. Si R. Higgins will spend
next week making contacts in
New York City. Dr. Higeins is, t
g<a..uate of Unicn Seminary and1
v.iH be in conference with Dr.
.-.i-vi-uii i tibuitn wiuii- in i\ew
York.
P of I. M. A. Myers will spend
the wee); end on St. Helenr. Is
lani at.ending an educational
meeting.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT* !
Born to Mr. and Mrs. James N.
Cooper at the St. Agnes hospital
Ruleigh, N. C., a daughter, Joyce
Ann November 19. Mrs. Cooper
was formerly Miss Christine Blak
ley, of Columbii, S. C.
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ENTERPRISE CLUB
Myrtle Beech.?The club held its
weekly meeting at the Sea Side
Inn. It was calld t^ order by the
> hapk in Mrs. Odessa Neneado'.
The president, Mr. J. C. Clark
took charge, celling for minutes
of last meeting which were received
and adopted. After which
he called for all unfinished business,
which was discussed by the
member's. j
The club sponsored t, program
at the Myrtle Beech schoc/l, given
by the Four Harmony Kings of
Conway Thp pvrwpHc will he gi_
ven to the school for thepur.
chase of window shades.
MRS. LILLA SQUIRE
ENTERTAINS
On Thursday night, Nov. 30th,
a turkey dinner was given by Mrs
Lilla Squire rt her home in EastKatie
C. S. ott, Mrs. Geitie Wood
ard, little Mr. Herbert Scott, Mr.
Hardy Entzminger, Miss Delia
Holloway Miss Annie M. Chatmcm
her daughter and son in la.w Mr.
tffid Mrs. Mose Aiken of Columbia.
Our pastor Rev. T. H. Weathera
couldn't be there, but sent a sur
prise. Thanks to him. We served
ham, turkey, salad, smacks rice
bread coffee and lots erf other
things. Everybody expressed them
selves ife having a jolly time.
GARRISON WILLIAMS
RITES SOLEMNIZED
In the presence of many friends
and lelatives Miss Nadine Eliza,
beth Garrison became the bride
day evening, November 9th, at
the home of the bride's parents
Prof, and Mrs. A-.?0.? Garrison,
with Rev. '~H. R. Asbury officiating
orated with fall flowers, greenery
and white candles. The bride
chose as her maid of honor Miss
Annie Mae Polite.
The bride entered the rcfom
with her father, who gave her in
marriage. Mr. Williams had a*
his best man the brother of the
\ ITennaf P rrionn
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The bride wore a navy blue
ensemble with clustered pearl ac.
cssorics tnd a corsage of pink
roses and fern.
Before the ceremony. Mr. Eldrich
Hammond sang "Because"
with Mrs. B. W. Gellman accompanying.
The couple is making
their home at 451 Cleveland Ave.,
Anderson, S. C.
NOTICE!
The .Benedict College Club will
hold its monthly meeting Monday
Dec. 11 in Starks Library at 7:30
p.m. All members and friends
are asked t<y be on time. Miss M.
C. Slaughter will give us a lecture
on her . tour of the U. S. A
tnd Canada. This promises to be
a treat, as she ^ill tell us about
both of the World's Fairs, held
this year in New York City and
San Francisco.
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?uui anniversary
and Banquet
By Julia Brixton Clark
Ro*ckawuy Beech, N. Y.?Ver,
non Lodge No. 27^, Knights of
Pythias, N.A., S.A..;E. A. A. and
A (Jurisdiction <jf New York
State) celebrated its 26th Anniversary
last Thursday evening
with a brnquet itt Firemen's Exempt
Hall 211 Beach 86th street
Rockaway Beach, N.Y.
Henry Medlock, chancellor com
mander of Vernon Lodge intro.
duced the newly appointed Bri.
gi'de Generr.l Peter S. Jackson,
who acted as master of ceremon.
ies.
Those at the speakers tfble
were Att. Milton Jacobwitz, white
a ' .eelloi- commander o'f Rockaway
Beach Lodge No. 622; Rosa
L. Blocker, -grand?worthy counsel
or. Pride of Hope Grand Court
of Crlanthe: Henrv R. Npwhio
Julio commentator; Col. P. * S.
Easter, .J B. Johnson, Ji?. E.
vreene, Long Island District Dep
uty of Elks; William W. Fletcher
Grand Inner GuarrF; Mesdames
Manilla* Byrd chairman of education
; St Craigmeyora, worthy
oonsellor, Oriental Court No. 61,
Larchmont, N. Y.; Madelin Young
W. C. Chivalry Court; Lula
r'letcher, pi'st grand conductress,
uoodwili Ottley, P.E.R. Rock a."
way' Lodge No. 632.
Selections were rendered during
he evening by the Main Line and
Southern Singers Quaitette. Con
gratulatory telegrams were received
from Lee Crawford grand
chFfKellor and Harold W. Clark,
grand lecturer and director, erf
publicity who were unable to attend.
More than three hundred
persons were seated at the banquet
trble.
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Alumni Fellowship
Meeting _ .
Benedict College, Sunday, 5 P.M.
The students and alumni o f
Benedict College ure warming up
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[i\ji Uicii L/UVU IU a
"Fellowship Meeting" Sunday af
ternoon at five o'clock in Antisdel
Chapel.
The Rev. J. P. Reeder of Zion
' retary of. the Foreign Mission
i Board and the Rev. Allen Dixon
. of Philtiielphia will speak.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold June will
'have charge of^ the musics. A sil.
[ver offering vJfil be taken?and
Prof. S. L. Finley will preside at
the organ. This program is sponsored
by Mrs. Harold June itnd
Miss Jackson. The public is Invit
ed. The program sponsored by
Miss Harper has been postponed,
' but" will be something unusually
I fine when presented next month.
"The inurrfiYT of this state and
other states tre entering heartily
into the student and alumni ac.
tivities of Benedict.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank the friends^
white and colored for their many
Kindnesses snown to us in t n e
I death of our loved one, Mrs. Annie
tTJdle Farries, who died in Newark
N. J. and yhose body was
' brought home to Chester to rest
beside relatives. ^
Mrs. Etta RiQph, daughter,
Newark N. J.
Mrs. Alice Ferguson mother,
Mr. Joseph Thompson, uncle
Chester S.C
REV. J. C. COLCLOUGH
TO PREACH FAREWELL
SERMON AT SIDNEY PARK
The Rev- J- C. Colclough who
has paetored Sidney Park C. M.
E. church for the past year will
preach his farewell sermon Sunday
morning for this conference
; year.
The pastor and delegates wHl
leave for the annual coherence
Tuesday) which will be held at
Greenville, S. C.
The officers and members are
extending a special invitation to
i the public to hear Rev. Colclough
j farewell sermon on Sunday. Those
, who have not heard him preach
: are asked to hear him at this
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^ St. Luke'B Episcopal Mission
The Rector Rev. M. S. Whitting
tern and members of St. Luke E.
piscopal Mission, Lindsay. Street,
(College Hill) invite you and your
friends to attend the Confirms,
tion and Consecration services,
Sunday^ afternoon, Dec. 10, tit 4
'o'clock. The Rt. Rev. J. J. Gravatt
Bishop of the Diocese of Upper
| South Carolina will officiate. Come
out and enjoy these most impres
sive services.-^ ?
Calvary Presbyterian Chbrch
Rev. A. H. Reasoner, Pastor
The Community Club and Bible
Class was interestingly taught by
Mrs. Senn Wednesday afternoon.
She was greitly impressed with
the crowd.
I In the morning service Rev. Ree
soner's theme was, "God's Word
is a Lamp." The pastor spoke of
God's word as a signal light, a
hereon light, but of all lights
the other lights will perish. Every
one enjoyed this beautiful sermon
The League service was very in
teresting. The discussions were
quite lively by juniors and Beniois
Mrs.?Means -teacher of the 6th
grade in Drayton St. school was
called home last week on account
of the illness of her mother.
Miss D. Christine Batek, one of
the high school teachers has been
iii*.ur>pu?>ca xui u it,*w ucya.
Mlt?Bethel fiarmany Sfihool
The Mt. Bethel Garmany school
with its splendid group of leaders
is doing^nicely. We have two new
members added to the faculty: Mr
Willie Perry and Mrs. J. F. Owens
The old group Misses Andr^rta
and Verna Rutherford end Mr. W.
L. Watson; Mr. Perry is principal
of this grcrup. They have great
things planned for the school year
I On Saturday night, Dec. 2, t
big show was presented. A neat
sum of money was realized.
Newberry Circuit
The above named circuit is do.
injj nicely with the new pastor it
- tKn HppH Hk jg n splendid speaker
and all of the members are car.
iMn/J AtifAir uritk kim Tin \a nlf n
i icrvi o?ajr rnvu uiiu, nv. to
ning' tp put over a big program
during this conference year.
Seivice was held at Pleasant
Grove church today. Sundry
school opened at the usual hour
w\th the Supt. Miss A. B. Jcmes
at her post of duty. The lessor
was well taught and reviewed by
" Kev. Young.
At 12 Rev. Young took his place
in the pulpit. His theme was Pray
er. As he stood imd delivered this
message so forcefully, crur hearts
burned within. The entite chuncl
'"was "on fire: Come out and heai
this good speaker.
Mt. Bethel Garmany's fecufty
worshipped with us this morning
LUCKY BIRD SOCIAL CLUB
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The Lucky Bird Social Clul
met at the home of Mr Ackerberg,
1012 College St. The meeting
was called to order by the
chaplain who also led us in a song
Prayer by the president, Mr. SanWilliams.
Scripture lesson by Miss
Hattie Johnson. This brought our
devotions to a close.
The president asked for the mir,
utes of the last meeting which
were received and adapted, Sipfc
reports proved no sick members
The president asked for unfinished
business. ,
Mi*-s Portlock will have an apple
bite at thc home of Miss Bishop*
1020 College St.
Each new officer expressed them
selves as trying to do better during
the coming year, 1940. Number
present 20. The next rrteetirR
iR with Misg Lois Bishop, 102C
College St.
We were served a delicious re.
pass.
McCOLL C.LEE CLUB
IN RECITAL
The McColl Industrial Schcsol
Glee Club gave its initial recital
of the year at the school auditortarn
Sunday Dec. the 3rd. The
progrim consisted of a medley ol
spirituals carols and semi-classics
The solorists were Elizabeth Mc.
I^od, Rose Anna Pipkin, Albertha
English and Mary Smith. An ap1
( precif live audie^cfe filled the au.
ditorium and expressed their en
1 joyment.
This group .of young voices was
recently organized and is making
rapid progress under the direc.
tierrt of Miss Luester Davis and
SMr. W. E. Thompson.
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Mrs. Deecy Byrd erf 129 Oak
street, announces the ruarriage of,
~ hm son George Wooelrow =BrTTfr
i formerly of Batesburg now of N.
I Y. Oitv Mian Willi?
> Norfolk, Vt. The ceremony was
performed at 'St. John Thomas
Roman Catholic church. The wed_
1 ding wes carried out in the for.
' j maJ Catholic style in N. Y. City.
; j Shortly after the ceremony the
I reception was held it the bride's
1 sister 263 W. 114 St.,-Apt. 5_W.
There wbb an outstanding enter
tainnient given at the hom^ of
'Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Jowers on Fri
day night for the benefit of her
1 club, which is to be reported Sun_"
day at St. J;?mes CME church.
Mr. Ester Etheridge and chil
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A MANICURE
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bereavement of their wile and- lather,
Mis. Frances Ethei v.
depirted this life Nov,
was timci'i'liBcd on Quinine m ;
Olive Branch B-'ptisj. church.
There was a calendar we din
Tuesday night. Mrs. Be; n ice \\ i!
liams Raised the -highest amount
and was mairied t<> Mr. OlaTenee
Robinson,- Sr.
Master Oscar Thorn; s and Eddie
H^zzaxd?were?seeTT^fh Batesbui if
on Monday evening. .
Rev. M. C. "GcFTzer dT'Wal-tei'b'
and Rev. T. \V. Hopkins were call
ers at the home of Rev Jbweis < :i
Mondi y evening.
! Poro Beauty School
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Croquinolling, Finder W in uyg, [
Hair Dyeing, Bleaching, Manicuring,
Massaging, Hand
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school who cooperated by buying
vc/tes from the ? varioui classes. v
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