The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, December 16, 1939, Page Page 2, Image 2
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NEWBERRY DISTRICT HOLDS
GET-TO GETHER MEETING
By Rev L. G. Bowman
The-Get-to gcther meeting, of
* the -&k>wberry district was called
at Shfloh church, Prosperity last
Saturday at 11 a.m. The meeting
waB opened hv devotion conducted _
by the Rev. L G Bowman - ant! I
others. After the opening the
Rev. R. A. Young, pastor of Han.
nah circuit was presented by the
writer to preach an introductory
sermon. Rev. Young crowned
himself with the*ttpprojoriftte mes
sage f?r the occasion after which
1 fVia now nroeidmo' oliTpr U'sio nro
sen tod who took charge in his us I
ual \tfay. In his message to the I
district he said: "I came not as a
big boss, but as an humble ser
want". He stressed the impor
fance" of holding up the district.
He also said'he was here to help
all "those who were in need. He
wants all ty know he was theii
friend.
After reading all their assess.
''^ments for each charge including
general conference delegate ex.
pen?es. He then introduced all
of-the new pastors of the district
and allowed each of them to speak
they were Kevs. Ji. E. Robinson
S H Young, ,.T E Dixcm and C C
Mcllwain. After which ttuT" lay
men gave short addresses in th'
person of Prof. Rikard, Prof. F
h Floyd. Those who spoke fronthe
Missionary department were
Mrs. Viola Rutherford, Mrs. H. I
Alexander, Mrs L M Gilder art
Mrs Maggie Burton all erf then
pledged tre presiding elder then
- cooperation one hundred percent.
Very timely end befitting re ,
i__ I 12 it
marns cpmnn'naiiiK ;n<? ui.su ic
arid coworkers by Rev. J. S. Mar
tin, pastor of Providence circuit.
Rev Bowman motioned, second
ed by Rev. Martin that the dis
trict adopt tho presiding elder's
budget. Carried.
The dhnrict conference will convene
at Hannah church. The date
to be pet, by the, presiding elder
Sunday school convention. goes tr
P't. Moriah church, ReVj L. F
Vance, pastor. The Missior.anrj
convention goes t<? Mt. Olive
"Viu.i'h. Rev. K.?L?Moore.?pastor
ThP fifth Sunday in .July the bio.
gTaphy of the district including
all chnrehpp will meet at Helena,
the Rev. T.~ E Robinson, pastor
The Geneial Conference Dele
--Founder'.^
. Day monies are scheduled t0 make
their returns. Monday after the!
third Sunday in February at Mill-J
or Chapel church, Rev L. G. Bow
man. pastor.?The
spirit ran high in- thy, meet j
iner. It is' $2 id by many it was|
one of the -best meetings held in |
many years. It goes without say I
Ittfr.Thftf Flder Dnnhnm liae uain
ed the hearts of the people in th<
district already, for he is kind
loving and friendlv to everybody
\V- that with these noble
men and women at his back and
his queenly, wife at his side thei
is no chance for failure. The district
has tcken on new life and
the praises of Go4 areub,eing sune
.The district is safc for we all
fr|"n*n hnln?d arm? w====:=^=
S A I.EM B APTIST CHl'RCH
Charleston, S...C.?A iarg,, gutk
ermg was out to Sunday school,
.coaling services began at 11:15
am. The choir rendered splendid
music. They were in their uni
form for the first time and were
quite impressive in white robes
and black skirts-, and caps. The
n ?tor r* --"ached trom the text
Amos 4:12.
Ire B 1 i'U held a special anni. ]
versai y service at 5 p-.m. at wjiich J
time Rev. W G Kinard delivered
the address This address wa
very instructive and found wel
come hearts, especially since-Rev
Kinard is a BYPU man and prac
' . ticks what he preach. We went
right into regular BYPU service?
i he evening services began with
a large congregation on hand to
~ ? _ r
ue?r tilt; paawr pi cntu uug 01 nr.'
best sermons. "Hie subject was
"The Living Shall Prahe Thee".
The Junior choir rendered mUsie
for thia"Bervice also.
M m
ST. JAMES A M E CHURCH
Pomaria, S C.?S. S. opened at
its usual hour with Supt and co_
ivvVers at their post of duty.
The lesson was beautifully taught
t. . , ? ? . .-u ?n?l reviewed ly
the pastor which all enjoyed.
nastor preached a won
derful sermon after which Mr. C.
> i mted with the church.
The Lcrrd's Supper waa offered.
November 25-26 Rev. 0 C Dun_
ham the presiding elder held the
frrat quarter at St. Marks church
The elder brought a wonderful mes
sage. Dr. Dunham commended the
work. He urged the members to
Keep a cooperative suini.
DENMARK NEWS
Mrs. Jane Standly and Mrs. Hen
i _ nk.. thi ; city are very
ill. We pray tnat they will "soon"
"recover if Its "the Lord's wilh
Mr. and Mrs. James Bostick,
Mr. James Black, Mr Mose Busby
anfl Mr Bo'nny Brown all of Den
? mark were visitors in the City of
Orangeburg, Saturday, Dec 9th.
The Ever-Ready club No. 1 of
Ropaes Baptist church met at the
* r home of Mr. and Mrs. Jame* S
Bostick.
Mr;. Daisy Moody and daughter
from Bamberg are visiting
V. . their mother and father in this
city, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fic)t
ling.
4 Mr. Hat.tie M;o Wolfe and fam
i ily of Denmark want to thank the
^ many friends both white and coljL
orod for the wonderful surprise
given her before leaving the city
of St. George. It was highly ap
preciated. ?^
WOODRUFF NEWS
Trinity A. M. E. Zion Church
Rev. J. A. Lipsey, Pastor
-The services were real good on
Sunday and Sunday night. We
iiad a ve:y appraciative audience
and Rev. Lipsey was at his best.
eal soul stirring message. Theme
A Man 'Wanted which was enjoy,
ad. At night he delivered anoth.
>r great message which was full
j( power.
Rev. L. W Wright the assistant
)asjpr uf Spi ingfieki Bapt. chuycb
in Laurens will worship at Trin
ty A M E. Zion church the fifth
sunuay nignc, uee. .jisv. ine
ln.ih :noir will also accompany
him. Mrs. Magnolia Wright a so.
>rana singer will lender selections
vifc of Rev. E W Wright. The
])ubli<; is cordially "invited to attend
he service.' - ? .
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Wilburn,
Mis Evelyn Wilburn, Mr Clarence
'oleman, Mrs AddrP Kilgore were
.isitors in Abbeville Sunday after
noon. _ \->z_
A-r.nvo those It^t-ndinp^tho _fun
ral of Rev J. C. Goode, in Green
aihhI, i'X-pastcrr of Detnel Bapti -t
lunch here are as follows: Mr.
*T:\<1 Mrs. Pink'Rnbinson. Mesdnmes
'^uia Parks, Mattie Gibbs, Mary
Rogers, Eliza Thompson and
. thers.?~??; L ???r?
Sick list: Mr. Willie Smith and
Mr. Toy Parks We wish for
.'.em a speedy recover^.
New Bethel Church
'lev. A David Duncan, Jr., Pasto'
O. r Sunday schor/1 was juat fine.
"iv l .. . 1 *j
i r.e oanner remains on uie wo
aree Class No. 5. .Mis. Mary E.
Rogers, teacher. Th,, picture roll
lass is still a beam of sunshine
rnd their t< aoher sending a let
or to De . Old F a. to lemeni
them.
Dear Santa:
Plea-',, reh" u.ber nil . dear
hiMien; I'Npeeially toe I'm tin?
Roll C-lass No. 2 Little Winfre.i
Winn, iBai V>ara Paiiks and Ilagnn
I 'arks. T Ross Parks, Miriam Rook
" 'orrie Lr.u Brow'itniriji, V.'ebste?
! eriruson, ItoTTTtd Browrrnnr and
.Villi m Norris, Ila Bi\ins, C. Bell
Vnde: Dorothy' Ferguson, Dru
ilia Brewton. A sweet little class
o olease hi hue tra in s- nothing:
Don't fail to read trie "Leader''.
ST. 1.1 K I. A. M. I- rnCRCH
Rev, E I'l'ilip Ellis, Pastor.
Charleston, it. C.- Last Sunday
I was _ : high dav at our church.
| |>r .1 L Benhow Jnir presiding el
'doj- preached tivo- ftbln soimd?*T
morning: an.i evening,.and many
tie mftde to lojulce. Three per.on
; joined the church during the
t - - * " .1 ?? A* M .? rtf /\?V? tit O
j 11 i 1 I 11 "I i y lllCXfLlllK 111 VVIIUII1 ?w
woe proud. Bro Joseph Reese,
'nipt, was Jit his post on timk. and
was erected by a very fine group
of officers and teachers. Miss Alien:
a Jenkins conducted the
League which was largely repre
sonted. The audience was unus.
tally large in the morning with
a packed house nt night. The pre
id!:ig ,.lder was paid his full as
i*s: audit. Every ^ class leader
hojvp that mop. money* was col
'ect.'d <>n this first quarterly day
'halt t any first quarter for six
wears. Trustees budget for the
.'lay wa- nvt with a mat balance.
i. with th,. stewards and
lasi leaders went.away rejoicing
ve; the wonderful success. Sun
lay tie pa-tor is launching a
<pe?ial program by the women at
| ite. This conference year begin?
iti, .st t-i eoiiroging prospects
ceding to the pastor and offi
or . Our members are now look
og forward for th(. annual con
'eivnce which is to he our guest
'n October. See Jaines Singleton
for your paper everv Sunday.
NORTH SIDE SCHOO[, NEWS
(Mrs.) C. J. Peek, Principal
The North Side Parent-Teacher
~7^-?.eiation held its last nieetinc
of this year on Friday afternoon
in the auditorium of the school.
Mis. C: .1 Peek principal presid.
*>d nvor this meeting.^ Mi"s Louisa
Williams, nth (trade teacher wac
'hen introduced and she presented
hr.-c takinor mrt on the prrrgrnm
A group of Christmas poems were
recited i)v the fnllowing pnnil
Do othv McDowell, Grace^Mafhis
Roberta Witherspoon, Earnosthnr
Oliver and Rahmel Peek. A dra.
matization of the fhristmas sto- 1
by the class concluded this" delight
ful Christmas program. 6th grade
won the banner for having the
largest number of mothers pres
-mt. During the social hour "Ssn
ta Claus" passed the refreshments.
Sunday afternoon, Dec. l"t the
PTA sponsored a silver tea at the
"Chord. A short program war
endered bv the nt'pils. As each
oniest arrived they were server'
V>t_tca and crackers. As favor-'
u[ v('7 bells were" binned *rrn lUU'h
on7'.
The parents idee club also gave
^elections on this ocension. A- nea'
< ?> > \va? realized.
Tto?tonulLi: meeting was held
WMnesdny, Do*. 6 -in the nudito
: i>v Mr? Rcie'n .Tone^, the tea
cher for thP afternoon presented
T'< Theim Ott--fwhiteV toacher
helper in Anderson eountv. Rh^
?VoH to be allowed to view the
Oass> ooms and upon her return.
"M" nl rmented the teachers foehaving
such neat rooms. She the?
Hconcvprt e?ir suh'erf for the af
1 I'inoon: "Rome Suggestions and
e.f,,i _ in Correlafittjr
Rubiect Matter". After this r'js.
eo eache- wis allowed
to ask questions. Much info-rm^
tion was derived from Miss Ott's
.talk.
TH1
BALTIMORE, MD. NEWS
By (Mrs.) Louise Gore Douglass
The Pastor's Aid club met Wed
nesday night, Dec. G at 7:45. Mrs.
Mae Lily Weathers, president;
Mrs. Daisy Jones, treasurer; Miss ;
Azalee Weathers, secretary. The i
Willing Workers met at 3 N. Ami. i
Mrs. I.ottje"Jones' home. Election
of officers was held. Mrs. Hattie
Flowers, president; Mrs Mattie :
Johnson, secretary.
Miss Rozella Nead and Mrs. Alberta
Weathers were guests of
Mrs. Sara G. Dodds and Mrs. L.
I DAtiffloea TSrncrlnrr ovonintr
I UV/IC i/VUfilOOO A MVOUUJ V - p,.
Mrs Sarah Stevenson was guest
of Mrs. Sarah G. Dodds and Mrs.
Louise G Douglass on Wednesday
evening and also Mrs. Mary Brice.
Mrs. Mary Brice und Mrs. Louise
Gore Do Jghiss were Mrs. Rcrsa G.
Hayes' guests on Wednesday nite
along with others. A pleasant Btay
wqs reporte<i.
There was a link supper, pig
feet and chitterlings, given by the
| Christian Burial Aid society Friday
might, Doc. 8. Rev H. Jackson '
president and Mrs. Louise Gore
Douglass, secretary.
On siek m-a Mi-s Mary gfi- _
l:is. Mrs. Nora Reed. Mrs. Annie
Johnson, Mrs! Bertha Palmer, "
Jlliss Hattie Bates. Mrs. Florence
11 ootl, Rev. M.i h'lowefs, the^JJastor :
of Mt. Hebron Baptist church.
-fin?Wednesday night Rev. Meal
rendered a piogram consisting of
quartet selections, talks and othei
numbers.
Mrs. L. G. Douglass was the
guest of Mr. George W. Hendon
and Mrs. Johnson on Friday-ev
ening.
Mr Otis MeCollough was the
eivst of Mr. and Mrs. Bnrney
Douglass, Jr. Sunday morning. He
has made his home in Key West,
j.'.a. for th,. past 8 months.
He .also visited his brother at Spa:
row' Point, Md., while here.
The Alt. ur t our went to xviver
f ill, Mil . to >/inir tfll ThueadaV nite
' 'hi ember 7. They are Mr. George
Ilerndon, Miss Julia, Miss Elise
Allen, Mr. Allcndire..
Mt. Hebron schedule as usual
Rev Lewis served for our pastoi
la-cause of illness. Mt. Moriah
chureh had its usual services.
Morning Star also at the
usual hour. Friendship with Rev
H. Jackson as pastcrr carried out
its usual services.
- Miv lterlha Pahiiei hail as her
week end guest her son.
WII-SON HIGH SCHOOL
The faculty and students of Wil
on . igh school repot t that the
Thanksgiving holiday was a joyous
-rrrre. 'Misses Strother, M. WilHants,
Messrs Myers, Huggrns and
11 >niels visited ih Oiangcbui'g;
.Miss M. Porter in Columbia and
other out of town teachers Misses
Gallman, Rhue, Miller and Free.:
nan spent the w^ek end at their
home in Newberry, Conwa" Che
raw und Camden respectively. Mis*
Mamie Scott reports that Charleston
is a grand place to spend ones
holidays while Mrs. E. Strothet
agrees that she can saV as niuch
about Claussen. fi. C.
The HA grade under the direc
ti-on of Mr? Marian Miller pre.
""sentod a very lntei esting prograiu
in tlu> chapel Wednesday, Nov. 22.
The Wilson Tigers were defeat,
ed by the Hartsville Tigers in a ;
postseason gnne pf football which
ended with the scores 6-0. Many
of thf. Wilson Tigers have perhaps
played their last game </f high
school football since they are sen
Tors. When the list of college
teams are published next year, wc
expect to see the following names
thereon: Robert Lakin, John HowClayton
Donnelly, Henry Lynn, P.
W.j Rose, Fulton Abraham, Leroy
Flemming and James Thomas.
Th" Re(| Cross c-mpnign among
the Negroes of Florenc0 county
under the leadership of Principal
L. F. Buckner came to a very sue
"essful (.nd Thursday, Nov. 20. Fai
surpassing the 1038 record the to
tal amount raised in this drive if
^irxon. . .
The faculty and student body of
' ' ?" -- -1 1 1
! wnon ni^n 8v:nuui wni- nuiiwiuu
n hav,. as thmr puest the famed
Dr. Frances Trudeau chest special
ist of Saranac lAke, Canada. Othe?
' e ;fs rvesmt for ti e occasion
I "o,-.. Dr. F. H. McLeod, Dr. H<tod.
Mrs Osyel and Mrs A Hugpins.
As usual the Wrh on hi teachers
onded to the Re(| Cross Call
- V00 poicmt anil-Uv fallowing Pel
' sons reported $F.f>0 or more: Mrs."
Tola Joes. Mrs. Lewis., Mrs. Lue^
'smith, Mrs Daisy Planter. Prof
Tames A. Miller.. Miss Clemmie
Brown, (Mr. Joe Horsey. Mrs. Me
iao- Proctor, Mr. B D Lakin, Mrs
Annie Hollaway, Mi"=s Mnrpurite
r Portey and Miss^M E' Scott.
9EM/FRS ODAPFL
BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. J. S. Halls, Pastor
S S* at the usual hour. Af lt:JW*
pnstor being: absent, Rev. J
W Evans brought us a fine sermon
r vTmon rmrm'?nranv souls? veioice.
At-4:00 o'clock Rev. J. S Hall?
and hip choir and congroeatirm
rendered servhv at Glenn.- Chape'
M K. church. This wn<? an inter
eating service." The pulpit as?oei
v'tes worn Rev S. Chism. Rev. Hor.
A^dovpon, Rev A B Thomas
At 7:00 pm. prayer meeting he
gan and 7:30 th<? pasto^Jn cha.gr
seiviee. He delivered a
wonderful message. The paste'
as th^ dinner guest of Mr. and
Mr?. Qn'Hv Thompson.
Mrs. Millie Bunch spent a fev
Sours in Sellers Sundav afternocrr
, wits Mrs. Phennie Anderson.
Mt?T Pin (ilii v Bradley spent theweek
end in Marron with her pa
rents. She reported a pleasan'
trip.
S"hscribe for The Palmetto
Leader.
5 PALMETTO LfcAfcER
BETHEL A. M.. E. CHURCH
Rev. W. B. L Clark, Pastor
Services were very impressive
here last Sunday. The Sunday
school began-its session at the.ue^
ual hour with officers and teachers
present. The Sunday school is
planning to-have its annual Christ
mas tree next Friday, December
22. AH of the children are an
xiously awaiting the time.- ThP of.
fir>inla i*n me^tino1 Rssmebled de
cided to see that all of the child
rcn bo provided for.
The? tw^ sermons delivered by
the pastor were very effectivfi and
had their effect for good. For the
morning service the theme of bur
den bearing was nicely developed
The" text was -taken from Apoa.
tie Paul's admonition to the Galla
tions. For thG night'a service,
the theme, Satisfaction was devel.
oped. This text was selected
from th,. Sweet Singer of Israel
who raid " I shall be satisfied
when I awake in Thy likeness".
We were delighted to see members
of the -Student body from A1
len university preseht for thd
morning service. Come r again,
-Yota-BLrtt-ahvays welcome.
Tht> senior choir serverFTar THc
moi ning service, the junior chol*
served ftp the^nirht service. Thr
very goo<l.
aiiu?Vi'snn a dially
invited and welcomed at all
times. ^ ^
UNION NEWS '
The Union County Touchers
association held its monthly meet
ing at Situs high school, Satur
day, December 9th. Mr. Willi art
Bogan, the president was ir
charge. Dr. Carl G. CampbeP
countv chairman of the Christmat
So: 1 campaign was the mair
speaker. He emphasized the fa
reach Wig results to be obtaine<
from the sale'of seals. Each on<
left the meeting with The deter
initiation to do his best to pvo
niote the sale of seals in hit re.
spective community. Next in or.
d? r was flie regular business of th<
association. Plans were made ~:i
contention with the district meeting
to be held in Greenville in Jai
uar'y A large number cf teach
ers are expecting to attend. 7
pel iiiaiieiit program ?eomnHtTc
composed of Mrs. Jani^f Dou?!Tsh
vtiuc Pmmft Mnddn* Mr. E. 1
KzelT and Mr W. A Ro-ss was ftp
pointed. County and statc. due
were collected after which th
meeting adjourned until Jann.n;,
Mrs. Bertha B. McKay has re
turned to her home in Goldsborc
X. C., after spending several week
with her mother, Mrs. Fannie J
[ benson. " ?
Miss duiia Dobson, Mrs Ruth C
Pride,' and Mr. William Bogan at
tended the committer meeting o
the 4th-congressional district rep
resentatives which was held a
Sterling high school in Greenvill
December 7th.
Mrss^Effitee Martin was a vis
itor in Union Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. James Cohe
spent Sunday with friends in^hm
ree.
Mias Janette Hicks, teacher i
Sims high school spent the wee
end In Laurena. witffi her parent
ABBEVILLE NEWS
Another step forward has bee
made in Ncgra -business in Abbe
ville, with th,, grand opening c
La Ruth's Beauty shoppe, on Was
ington nstreet. Miss Hatti,, Rut
Kellar is the efficient manager
Mrs. Sarah Reid is the operatoi
Mrs. Reid has been an efficier
beautician for twenty years. Sh
nracticod for many years in th
State of Virginia. The shoppe i
oeautifully designed in pea gree
and cream, with beautiful gree
iraperie; separating each boot]
and lovely ferns and exquisite jei
el plants surrounding the interic
For kind and courteous servic<
al$o excellent work, patronize L
l*V. Hikniit nV\or?r\A
ivuiii ^ uvaui-^Y
The Interdenominational societ
held its monthly meeting at th
home of Mrs. Belle Belcher. Th
meeting was enjoyed by all. Th
Rev. L Delvin gave an inspirin
^ilk, with remarks by Rev. I
Brown, Rev. J Belcher. The sui
of $7.10 was realized.
Prof. L. D. Bradley. Principal
Lake City's High school rail
ended a few drys i\g0 with muc
success. The amounts, reported b
nch class will be published late:
? The Athletic committee of. Lak
City school Misses Rainey, Har
rington and Prof. J. E. Mclve
along with the principtl Pro
Braley attended the meeting c
the Palmetto Athletic Associatio
V* ?? f tiroii V~w11 ,\ toe
week.
On Thursday, Dec. 7, the Flor
.ciice - Co?lynchers- group .meelin
of which Mra. Ida M. Greene i
Supervisor wis held at Lake Cit
high school. The meeting we
very interesting and all teacher
were asked, and willingly agree
o U ach one or" more adult to rea
and write hy the close of t h
regultr school session.
Masses Britton md Clark alon
with the principal Prof. Bradle
attended the Florence Co." Teach
"rs meeting in Florence on Satur
lay, Dec. 9th.
Prof, and Mrs. J. E. Mclve
announce the trrival of a ten IV
'if by boy. little J. E. Mclver, Ji
-Oi?Sunday, TW 3rd
The Xmas seal sale is just' a
Hout over with; and school wil
close on Wednesady, Dec. 20, to
the Xmafl holiays tnd will reope
on Tuesday, Jan. 2, 1940.
ST. STEPHEN '
A. M. E. CHURCH
Sunday was in ideal day In
Georgetown, and tho people* turn
od out in crowds to the churches.
.Dft,T. J. Miles, D D, brought
us two burning messages, morn. '
.ng and evening. The members
arnica in tha Go:i of their salvti
tion. Monday evening, the quai
.icrly conference was heW, with
round reports from each deptrt
ment of the church. The Eldet
was paid out, as St. Stephen al .
ways does
The pastor wishes to thank the '
"itizens for their loyalty in an.
The different organizations con.
ributed well, which puts George
own on the map rs neyer before.
The Community Center-goes Tor ~
ward with Dr. U. G. Teele, Prof.
Beck and the co-workers of
Georgetown and its vicinity.
The marriage of Mr. Robert
Fishburne and Miss Mary A. Dav
is, of Front street, wi s perform
I Jed Sunday, December 10th r.t 4
' /clock, by the pastor.
The church pray8 for the mem.
hers who are on the sick list.
?The?ffrrnngeberg "Radio?gtnra''
will appear at St. Stephen A. M.
: ^-Church, Alnndt y night
o'clock.
JERUSALEM BAPT. CHURCH
Rev. W. Ravenel, Pastor j
Charleston.-^Sunday'B weather
, wra fine and the services were
well nttended.. The early morning
ortfyer meeting began at its us_
usnl hour by some of the officials
1 At 9:45 the Sunday school was
1 conducted by the Supt. R. Bow.
man, with the teachers rll pres
j ent. The lesson was well discuss.
ed and the Supt. led the review,
i At 11:30 the morning message
j was delivered by Lie. Rev. WiL'
iinvs. He selected the 27th chap.
fer of Psalms and the 1st verse.
Subject: Whom shall I bo A fir id?
The pastor was absent'during" tho
" day on account of visiting the Li., j
_ ly Pond Baptist church where he
also pi stors.
1 - 6:00 p.m . BYPU conducted by.
- Bro. R. Brown. The subject \vh>
* Angels with dirty faces. It wis
^?i vei y interesting subject and ev_
cjPrvone enu/yed it. Closing Te~~
1 marks by the pastor Rev. Ravenel.
7:45 p.m. the pastor,.Rev. Rav.
enel cime to us with a wonderful
e message from- the 22nd chapter
' of Matt, and 42nd versfev^+nibject:
- What think yo of ChristAll the
), -ervices were well taken care of
s morning and night.
'1 The - last brsiness meeting for
thia year will be at the church
' on Mor.-h.y night Dec. 18th. All
members rre asked to be present.
j ??
IUYL
" * AUTOS
' ? We have a complete stock of si
(f and colors of autos, fire true
>t dump trucks, etc.
$5.50 to $24.00
I r
I n?.i07 OAISY BUCKJO>JESSPtciM.r *
g' - GENUINE
I- DAISY AIR RIFLES
" $1 to $5
f. w ' '
>* DOLLS of Every Kirn
*} Effanbee Dolls; Dolls ol
it 1- V _ -?rr??...
every nanon; catholic Sis_
tcr Dolls; Debuteen Dolls
? 75c to $12.95
8
8 ' ' *
j Wc have assembled from the fi
d regardless of age. We invite y
e assortments are complete. We
^ tlve. Une our lay_away plan.
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After Wednesday ~13th there will (
be no teachers meeting until after s
the hoU~ays, It
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We are glad to have, one of our j (
S. S. Missionaries back to the,
church, who h{? been sick for |
quite awhile. The members ere
h!so asked to visit their sick mem ,
bers.. Bro. James Foxworth is ]
still sick, 54 Morris street. ij
FLORENCE NEWS \
The Choir Club of the Eberne. | '
zer Baptist church met on Tues. [
day night, Doc. 5th with Mrs. J. i .
L. Brooks, as hostess. The meetir.?j
was largely attended a n d
plums were made for the year.
The hostess served a sweet course'
and the group adiourned to meet)
at the home of Mrs. Gamble oa^
S. Ravenel St., Dec. 20th.
Rev. J. W. Taylor, Rev. C. C. j
Reynolds, Rev. N. W. Green left ]
Tuesday for Sumter to attend the
South Carolina Annuil Confer. I'
ence. . .. !
Mr. Chrrlie Johnson of Ansonia '
Conn, was called to the city on
account of the death of his sister
"Mrs. Peart Lloyd.
?M-e:?M?-h in?Johnson, Sr..?was
funeralized on Suiuky, Dec. 10th
wife, two sons and ether relatives
survive. Holy-and Aid in charge, i
Mrs. Pearl I.lnyl die! on Thurs.^,
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I.'st of a Few Toys
We Slock Not Illustrated
"For the I-ittle Fellow"
'cs Tootsie Toys
KR' Snoopy SnifTer
Gabby Duck
R?tfir??r Horse
Donald. Djck
Dump Trucks ?
^ Games For AH
Contack Monopoly
Lone Ranger
Hi.Vo Silver
Pinichia Game of Oz
Chinese Checkers
_7 ... For Boys. All Ag???-^?
Winchester Rifles
110 Shot Guns
Hunting Knives
Wrist Watches _
I anel Watches
Telegraph Sets
Tool Chests
For Gir's. All Ages
Dy^Dee Dolls
Musical Cradles
rnrnoprapns
I'honocraphs
Doll Rods
Iron;nK Hoards
'able an 1 ("hair Sets
Tea Sots of every kind
Rnsket Balls
itir corners of the g'ohe toys the
ou to come in and inspect our sto<
specialize in educational toys. Yc
A small deposit will hold ?ny Ite
AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER GJ
Saturday, December 16, 19S9
lay Dec. 7th tt her home after
severs 1 weeks illness. She was a ?
faithful member of Maceonia
Baptist church Darlington before
.-online to Florence. Here she join
ed Trinity Baptist church. Tho
funeral wie held on Sunday Dec.
10th at Trinity church, 'lhe regains
were pieced in the Red
Hill cemetery. She left to atbura
ner loss a daughter, a son; tour
sisters and three brothers. Jack,
ion and Singleton in charge.
Mr. Joe Dinklns, Jr., md Mr.
James Lee Robinson left for New
York last week.- ?
Poro Beauty School
Located, at 2481 Millwood Ave.
^BEAUTY CULTURE IN ALL
ITS BRANCHES
shampooing, Pressing, Marcelling,
Croquinolling, Finger Waving,
Hair Dyeing. Bleaching, Manicuring,
Massaging, Hand
Molding. Anatomy and r?*
Electricity.
PIIONB 5087
Wilhelmina C. Pope, Instructor
\nnie M. Pope, T. Malone, Prea
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Ill A ' * .**e vy. Manager 5
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^eSIj^sing
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VELOCIPEDES
rhe ideal, Rift for any child
$2.49 to $12.95
GENUINE
UNION HARDWARE
<M.i,r,u ISUAKIIVU SKATKS
^$U0 to $1.85
Lionel j&ieciric lrams
$7.95 to $60.00 -
New models and PjTI stocls
of accessories
it will delight every younfstar
k while goods arc Tresh and
>j will find our prices attrac
m until Christmaa.
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