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Pmgt 4 i^rVR* I P| i - ifa/f ?" S f I vl t I l_F: ViiPL I ftOTB>?Y?mr question will be a vktn yon include a clipping; of thi birthdsi* and correct address to yo ' scad only 2Sc and a stamped envt i JUBADING corerinjj your birthd analyzing three Questions. Expla flno yonr questions to those with _ ? Send Your nr*?r^ hit Tti.^Tfr inn. I'Aunr'i ' M^Ny]W 1B-I0 "A^TUOt.OGY READINGS ARE READY M. T C.?This is a sad letter that 1 am writing- you but I"3o^ ? want advice. My mother died and so did my father and I don't have anyone to help me here and 1 do"'t know anything to do. I am still in the home they left and could you give me some kind ad ^ vice ? \ Answer?Open your house into a l-irftor rn<->rpi"K hnii^- still spend a little money and make three _aeiia?ate?anui'tmentr-. rr you did this ywu could anar.gi I to live in the daylight basement quarters that you have ar.d takt life quite easily. K. E. C.?I am 21 yeurs ol Dear Abbe' and I haven't found tr^e love yet. I am love .hungry. Will I ?find" a ? boy frier <1 before '? o apjlllg i Answer^--Yes sister. I vision you tnaking the acquaintance of a handsome young ir.an at dance du< mg February, possibly a Yalen tine dance, who will ar. wer you: prayer. Ycmr sppetite for love v ill be satisfied in a big way and. I predict a very enioy-?^\- wintei cor voiM. M.?Why is it that our fath ( er is -co ir.ea: to us children? He oeats us for almost anything and that i-n't right. Answer?The rviMr"n arc y''nf and are right at the ng.- ivIi.t.,tney . get on your f tIvor's nerv. es. Talk to your sisters ar,d9bi-o. ther- an i encourage them to slc/w up a peg when he come home, as he is nervous and can't seem to stand their : oi es. Your fathei moan t?. punish .VtHI fhH'1 ten so severely. & __________ F. C.?Why is it that I -cannot . i?et a iob in thn lino wnrlr tVint ?1- am In J I'TeeT trait I am a capable worker and I know that 1 world dc? wall if given the pro pes ??TR'v:c. Answer?Well," Sir, you fel. i down or. your last good job \yh*i you walked out ?n:l left the com- y :."ORT:I SiI)E sCHOOL NEWS t Mrs. C. J l'euk, principal The North Side PTA rr.eetirg was held Friday, January Id at the.schcol hou-o. I i spite of the inclement weather a large nuinbrt of patron; und visitors were in at . tendance on this occasion which was one (;f much interest. Those that webe present rememb-.eu the motto of our PTA: "Rain or Shinet Sleet or Siiow 'J= Mrs. Oilto" 'Turner cord :ctod thx devbtio- al;?Mrs C. J. Peek presid ed crver the busir.e s .--ession afUo whi h Mrs. Eva Ka'.e Jones pre sented the following program. Se\ oral selections w< re rendered b_\ the North Side Gb club. Dr. K F.bir, at ick (white) who is pas tor Emeritus of the First Pre by teiian church here gave timely inPf\* rr\ si * i rv ?-? rlvfioo- Unm/i ?? *-* ?- ? ***** MSUZIiy pv? tinent facts. Air. v\. Frank M.Gce treasure ?of the Bo.ru of Trustees of th. Ant'erson C/.y school,"gave an in spiling ad practical talk, spicing his talk with the wit and humo. or > if h nn i mna w.Outt?frrrr'- and Mrs. E. Powell Loe (white, gave several musical selections. We were glad to welcome i ' g.oup of South Fant teachers am. Reed Street teachers. Mts. L. Kk Jones and 4th 1 grace won the attendcnce banner. At the conclusion of the program the mother, and white visitors visited the classrooms, meeting the teachers and viewhig t.'.e child t C: '-i wo: k tnat was on exhibit. Our monthly teachers' meeting was held in the auditorium Jan lo, lonowing 4 no devotional am. busine s session the piThcipa spoke of the mid-term examfhutioi \.nich win begin or. the 2und ot January. A round table discuss ion^was held. , CHAVIS A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. C. W. William*. Castor \V> have had very unpleasant weather cor#?isting of rain ami. * co .4 t?.net the new year, but it: spite of this fact the good peopk ox c, avis always tome out ir. large numbers and Sunday, Jan 14th was no exception. The Sunday school \v;s conduct ed by the pastor. He gave som< very timely remarks in which ht showed that obedience is bettei than sacrifice. Prof. Jenerctte a; Johnsonville visited us Sunday mornirlg and spoke to the schoo* on the subject Punctuality. He h ought us some very rrehl thoughts that will long be rcmcm- ; bcred. Prof. Jenerctte is a fine Sunday school and church workei at his home church, JqhnsoTiville. Reelection of ofTicors of the Sun day school was also had Sendsy h morning. Mr. George Gordon was elected Supt. and Prdf. Alfred v Gord'i a distent Supt. At 11:80 o'clock the services be gan which was a co'r.tinuaticm of j m ? inalyzed free in this column on'y s column and sign.Totrj' fulLname. 1 ur letter. For a "Private Reply". .. dope for my latest ASTROLOGY ate; also a free letter of adv.ce in your problems clearly and co.i* in the scope of logical reasoning. I LLTTLH 1U ? qTea'der naoy fiat without givirjaj any not ce>that you were qujting. This vas recorded and each place that ou look for wovk and give them ;; a reference, thitr js held a ;ainst j ou. Now get yourself out .nd find work and whey you want o. qu.it in the future, give notice and do the decent thing so you can ct back to work later if you pre_ .er to dflf?BOi ~ G. J.?Maybe you can help me. r havu been k'oing"~wJt7i 01 e fel ow for your years, l'ne last year .;as biuuglit?lots 01 changes In"' him. Could you give hie some idea of getting rid of him without .tarn:.-L an 1 get my Astrology ^eajnng n,o\v ? ?? ? Answer?QUIT HIM. He won't ;ive jou up wutiouJ u fight. The' >ooner you get it ovej- with the e.ter. When you get ready to .cave . . . sneak your clothes out ji wit: nuuse utiuit ne goes oi; i rampage". Yes, you may send .or your new Tj40 Astrology Heau g now . . . the price is 25c. Be ure to send -your full name, birtn i .ate, i tared add: ess ai d 1 will jc glad to give yoa free opinion-i wiree questions. i 8 _ M. E.?I am planning on leav j g here and going to a distant, ulace. Will I be successful in man i ..g tins cii-nge? }. .i.i wei?in one sense, you will . . . from a finarcjal standpoint -rtra?inn have not Tie slightest | niubit b-'ttoi mg .\ouiself ft'oih an' - mpluynient angle. The only ob-; v.tion 1 can see. t<v ,this trip iffj" tiiat you will lose your present j j?-y friend. A. K.? I have been aifh <inee I August. ITiuI a nervous break ' iown. What shall 1 uo as I can't j stoop over for my kidney hurts' ne? ^Answer?olo'ut assuredly. By nvifii] *\la?y?ii? cr r\ will cnn I .essi'ul in regaining your herlth,. out you must see a good doctoi j immediately. Vou are ayre to nave trouble until you are out ol i in. doctor's care so don't neglect ! ourself. - | po^d things begun in the Sunday ; ichool. He preached from Acts: ilave Fougr.t a Good Fight- Out | .1 wii.ch he-oioug.'-t us a wonder ;1 message" and bies rings. Oriel ..ember was added to the church, j Nir.e to.ng men were org-nizeu ! is the Junior Steward board. j 'i he Missionaries will meet at j .ij nome c*f. sister Gilliard Wede day 2 p.m. -j' j" Last .Sunday 'reminds pastors hut th--y will, iu'. e to look to the, . oil. The people could hardly get .o church, rnd too, the prea hers] an't live on earh and board in >en. Flu Lnd colds have. ..w4ukod-tJ .lightly in our schools as well as j '' u. churches. Both students t nd j 1 ?tt-Trr.s in great numbers have j .ct.nis thereof. We i re glad to j 1 ave our enrollment rise to 80 per j ' uit and 3 of our U achera_retum! r?r ~ i their jMista. As we write, Mes dimes Lucindo ' 1. rphy, )' nie B.. Woodward. Mo 1 . la L;. 1 s, Jessif Russell i nd Mrs: j'.llinn Smith are among those ini disposed. [ j '..Irs. Alexander I'ery. now liv-!' ng or sojourning in Camden, is re- at ?hL. ledside of Mrs. Jessie < lussell. i I.t'le William Cade, Jr., is still ( pro*.ing. It has been discovered < "Tft hj h' d i tiactured leg along i ilh that of fractured skull. Both J vc re- slight. __ u... - j | II; vine r.tu.nod, from the hospi < >.!, we are glad to note that Mr. 1, Ju'ler Woodward is improving j iccly. | j During the illness of our teach j s. we were in'eod glad to* have < : d the services of Rev. C. W. Tal ( y to assist with instructing the ipils. Don't know how we could ^ pve done without him. i ( Fai field Ccun'-y Training School onmo ploeVinJ wtfV> f Vi aoa r\f RaaI/ V r T. Washington Hizh last Fri j 'ny rtight the 12th. Although we; nit up n good fight, R. T. W. wa*j tore than a mi tch for us. Our < oor boys were woefully beaten. Deacon O. E. Mrnigault wa= 'inewhat indisposed last week, ut we are glad to state that he is < u h improved. Miss Di isy UHl who has made 1 i r heme in Rhod^ Island, is now 1 pending a few of these cold reeks with her prrents. She, like thcis, enjoy the sunny South. Deacon Rcbort Da%'is improves TH MUSICAL RECITAL AT >TATE COLLEGE Orangeburg: Lola He yes, so- ^ nano and Willfcm Lawrence, pi inis: and accompanist were pre- 1 >ented in a jcint recital by the Mu i ;ic Dcpi rtmcnt of South Crrolina j State A._ &. M. College, Thursday t evening, January 11. Students, faculty and other rau . sic ljvers filled lhe spacious audi 1 torium to he-r the artists. Miss ti-^yes wno possesses a sweet Mez ] zo-sooprano voice, rendered selec ticns in Frencn, Iti lian, English and the spirituals. ' Mr. Lawrence, who at one time uad.d the Music Depar-ment at , South Carolina State College and j s acioir.p; ms{r of Kolaiul H a ven ire YuTe red several selections of hir. vWn' 'cirangcmcnt. He was-superb aec m pa: list, thus making moie effective the dramatic ^riterpre'a .icns of Miss He yes. Mr. Lawrence, who wrs at home among many of his old friends, s yiwn a h'g ovation and recep ion. A dedicatory number to the late Dr. R. S. "Wilkinson, former e- dent of he college, was sung__ by Miss Hayes. Mr. Lt wrence ac comprnieci her with his organ ar btr.?J. D. McGhee. MOUNT OLIVE " \. M. K. CHURCH Rev. H. C. Andrews, Pastor Myrtle Beach: Sunday School pined the usual hour with the ! :pcrintin-ent, Mis. Jeff Bellamy , hd cowoskers at their posts. The quarterly class holds the bsnnerrAt 11:C0, the pastor preached t on! s irring sermon from John 15 : 11, "These things have I spoken ( ntj ycu, w"' -*v. toy might re , nain in y_t|u, and thrt your joy . ight be full. The holy commun J on was adniinistercd. At 6:00 p.m., the League met , un'c: the profound leadership of Us president, Rev. T. H* Hemming , ay.?The lesson mm?thoroughly discussed by (ho president tnd thi? J ^ members. ^ i At 7:15, prayer services were 1 spiritually conducted by Miss M. i p.vey and Rev. Hemmingway. I At ?:0U, the pestor, Rev. H. C < Andrews, spoke masterfully to a < a ge congregation from John 19-2. The holy communion was 'again i adminis ered. The visitors were, < Rev. Miles Willi rd and Margret Mitchell of Clarkston, N. C. < The many friends wish for the , speedy recovery of Mrs. Nettie I Spivey, Becky Bellen\y, Maggie j Bland and Miss Essie Giissette. i We are glad to see Rev. Fiul < Kennedy out again, also Mr. Demp 1 Grissette and Mrs. Bernice Wit J son, after being ill. ? Rev. H. C. Andrews spent last i weekend here us the guest of Mr. i i Mrs. Willie King. While here ] he visited Brookgteen Gardens < -nd F wleys Island. He was accom ramcdMry Me^amc^KngT Cirrie Lcvingston, and ? Bertha Wood , bury. v MYRTLE BEACH NEWS "What Goes On Here" The Domestic Enterprise Club : v.i t at the Serside Inn.- Monday it 9:00 p.m. The meeting was cab * L>d to order by the chaplain. Sing r np of the Nuional -Ntyo anthem, * piayei, quotations from various au'.hors, singing of Deep River, * then the meeting wes turned over o the president. The regular rou 8 ine of business was dispatched, ! cw and unfinished business wag f -iscussed, then adjournment* This r lub was organized October 23.d, lfUlD. The i in ?f the 61ub is to c let up a better standard of living. r The officers are: J. C. Clerk, presl- 1 it nt; Phillip Howard, vice presi c ient; D.~A. Williams, financial sec * etary; Ortheiine Williams, re 3 lording secretary; Odess Mercido, ^ chaplain; Isaitir Lamb,?business ^ manager; J. B. Owens, treasurer, i A dinner was given for the club * >y Mis. C. M. Creamor, Friday evening, Mrs. J. B. Owens hostess ' .vas t ssis ed by Mrs. Walford Lev ^ ngston. Chinese checkers, bridge r ind de ncing were enjoyed by the quests. Everyone expressed them wives as having an enjoyable e\ rning. Look for this Club's news ever> .veck under the caption: Wh3t ^ Jo's On Heie.?Allen Ford. >ut slowly. We are proud to have in 'oui <1 t Mrs.. Martha Jackson and lit ' Viginia, her c'oughter, from Jolumbit. s Prof. G. E. Nelson", insttuctor at lenediet College, passed through n?' town Irst week and stopped j rver to look into our school. Hi t eerred much impressed with oui olant. Surprised was he to know ' C :hat wP operated in brick build rgs, with a facully of fifteen in \ t ucto:s and about 6b0 pupils. Wc " wve his promise to return in the * artr future. a E PALMETTO LEADER FAIRFAX NEWS Hodges Chapel Church is still ceeping up the good work under he leadership of the newly tp x>inted pr.stor, Rev. J. S. Bigsby. Ie is classed as a very good speak, :r and one will do himself justice o visit Hodges. Sunday School is n progress every Sunday morn ng at 10:30 and at Bethel A. M. E. Church in the afternoon it 4:00 /clock. We "'ire csking your pret, nice in these services. The basket ball season is nere and the members of the teams, oys and_^jirls, .are venturing out with a spirit to win. A school spit it committee has been appoint ed imong the faculty, nrfnply: Mrs. Hill, Misses Simmons *and My ers. This committee is going to do .11 that is possible to help put ov er a program in the world of sports. Tuesday night. Jpnn^ry 9, thp Silver Crown quartette of Waltei ..pro rendered^-a?program at the ;:h6ol i uditoi'lif^n. To have heard these boys, would give one a great clesne to hear them again. Interest ing remarks were made by the Rev. C. L. Stirling, pastor of the Rock of Ages, C. M. E. Church of Walterboro. MORRIS BROWN \. M. E. CHURCH Rev. R. I. Lemon, Pastor Services last Sunday it Mori is Brown, were well attended, in spile of inclement weather at ser . .Our regular morning services began at n:00 a.m., with \ sermon preached by Or. Lemon, >vho used for a text, Isaiih 55:7. The theme that" was developed 'rom the te^t, was "Prerequisites Fo|- Salvation " Tht nnwwnw svn< yell rendered in keeping wi h th<> :ext and theme. Among the visi ws present at this service, was Rev. Sage (white) who is engaged n evi ngelistic wot k in this sec .ion. He spoke at the closing of ,he service, end his remarks were well received. The funeral of Brother A. C. Pal mer was held at 3j3Q p.m. He was if the oldest members of class 8. At 7r9(b"prm., Dr. Lemon "render ?d another sermon based upon the mbject, "A "Great Invitation." The :ext used, was St. Matt, 11:28. Our ittendence at night was small, due aj me ruin xun At stivito tain*;. rvo sociatcd with Dr. Lemon at this tour, were Revs. A. Jones and F. Eteed. "Wings Over ' Jordan," is scheduled for February 20, 1940. \ It lge crowd is expected to wit less this popular enterhain-ment. Four chruches are sponsoring this went. Our. Spring Raliyiairv--the mak n?. The stewards and trustees vill meet in joint session _this veek for the purpose of arranging he rally. Our District confeience ias already met, our isBessment s fixed, and our attention is cen ered on raising the amount nec essrry for our annual budget. Sister Emma Forrest who has >een sick for several weeks, is nuch improved, to the delight of ler mi ny friends. SisterB Lena Thompson and Re >ecca Young aie on the sick list. Brother?Wm. St^id has been tppointed leader of class 86, re lining the late Brother P. D. Ro >er. Our activities in every de mrtment continues unt bated. The annual exercises of the lead :rs of Moiris Brown, takes place >n next Monday night. This 6vent s always anticipated with a deal >f plet sure. Brother W. D. Brad ord, the chairman, is preparing i program of unusual interest, rhis event has been a fixture et llorris Brown for more than 30 rears, and still is looked forward o eich vear, with pleasure. We still maintain our Forward Look, ?- - IEED STREET ' IIGH SCHOOL Prof. S. E. Perry, Principal The basket-ball team made it rst srPcarance it the chapel ex rcises Irst Friday morning. Ui_ ler special effort of Coach Gerald he team has secured new uni ormR, including a special regalii r the^mascot. The team jouiney d to Greenville, to pl'-y S erlinv lipV, Friday night. The students were beneficis? n vnv edu-ational lecture tnd revtew.of India which they wi< " ved in the luditorium, Friday nnuary 12, ftt noon. Miss Mnh "o " > "tudrnf. assisted Dr. Wi' et, the lecturer, by dressing in nive Indian fashion. c.,r??v patrol hoys are df ng splendid work. Since sorr> hanges hive been made, we wis! " list tho present squadh ( Vade Scott, cap'ain; Thongs Job* on. rssistant captain; John "Rex >ean, Harold Sawyer, Frtnk Ham TaroM R ore. Booker T. Simmons nd Herbert Klrks^y patrolmen. BETTIS ACADEMY (DEFEATS BOGGS ACADEMY By Richard F. Boulware Trenton: Bettis Junior College defeated Boggs Academy of Keys ville, Ga., in a double-fea'.ure bas ketball game Saturday night, Janu ary 13th, in the Bettis Junior Col Ipge grynincsium before a huge crowd of students and visitois. The well trainerl Retti? o-irlc under the capable leadership of Miss Lula L. ^yillis, were too much for the Boggs girls and they won handily by t. score of 27?5. The boys game was a very-rtccit ng one, finally going to the Bettis boys to the tune of 19?13. On Jtnuary 20th, the Be'.tis A .ademy teams will meet the Clin .on Junior College teams of Rock I Hill heie at Bettis. I The Clinton Junior College team -.toppod at Bettis Atft demy Satui lay night, enroute to Ro:k?Hi.l They atigude^-tJuT^gftme between1 Bettis ?and Bogg3 Academy. They left ecrly Sunday?morning?fmhorre. They were in charge of Mis? Thompson, matron, Messrs John son and Turner. Pi of. John M. Tutt, coach at Hiines Institute, Augusta, Ga., at tended thp RpttlM Rncrca iramo and congratulated the Bettis ag gregation for their playing and a: Mrs. Bessie L- Nicholson, head .f the boarding depirtment, is con fined to her room with an attack of. "Flu." She is giodually improv ing. Mrs. S. L. Collins, our principal, has been unable to carry on her us ual duties of the school beeaused of t wrenched shoulder. She is im proving nicely, and will return to hor office veiy swn. President?A. W. Nicholson, was the Sunday breakfast speaker. He advised the students to take ul! precautions of their health during this severe weather. clxss held an interesting debate in chapel during -the- devotional peri od Monday, January 15. The qucs tion was, Resolved: TKa5T Mac" beth's wife was the cause- of- hiedownfall. The negative side won. SAINT GEORGE NEWS The Jolly So Many Club St. George: The Jolly So Mi ny Club of Str George was entertain ed at the home of Miss T. E. Mu1 cfcugh, Saturday evening, January! 6th. The meeting was called to o: der by the president, Miss Dixon , Important business was discussed j Crochet rnd .knitting wis done.) Miss B. G. Danpprly Q Interesting talk on "Good Man- j ners." Misses Odom and Dixon , dis cussed kindness and - pleasant words. These discussions were en j joyed very much by the group. Chinese checkers and other games were played. Souviner ci lenders were given to club members fn: guests. The out of town guest, i Miss Miller, of Walterboro, ex , pleased herself as having enjoyed a very pleasant evening. The hostess served ii deli:iou<! repast. Miss Brown thanked the' hostess, and expressed for the en tire group, t s having enjoyed c very pleasant evening. FBENEZER A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. G. H. White, Pastor Mullins: Superintendent Ed. Foxworth .?nd terchers have the Sunday School well in hand. The lesson was_reviewed very pointed y hy Miss L. Smith. For the chiildren's hour the Ju dor choir rendered the music. Th^ pastor's message was: "A Child Who Prayed." For adult worship the sermon was: "The Chiistian Highwi y." Mrs. Janie Ccrmich',el united with the church. Miss Gladys Wil iams recently joined also. Mr. Samuel Davis has the Lcag ue well in hand ind they" are plan" nine now for the State meeting. Night services were rrined out. We have had several rainy Sun lays lately. Out church has been organi/.ed?or the new year. In the Seniot hurch we have: Stewi rds 1 and2 Trustees 1 and 2, Stewrrdess 1 md 2. Pulpit Aid. Willing Work rs, Usher Board. Senior and Jubi ee choirs, the Missionary society nd leaders. In the-Junior church ve have: stewards, trustees. Ever 'londy, lend a Hind, Sarrh -and Richard Allen. Sunbeam, Do Some 'hing clubs; Usher hoard, choir Missionary Society- Old and young >ve eiven somethinr to do. At prespnt, we are havipr quite hit of sickness in our communi 'V. T he second Sundry n?<rht in ' Vbruarv. our Founder's Dry pro ~ram will bo in charge of Prof. Walter Oawfor. one of our high school teachers. Bein^ the son of an A. M. E. rrin!?fe" who ro-v pus J tors in New York City, we arc ex j pecting an excellent program. t> 1 WILLIAM CHAPEL 1 A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. R. J. Jefferson, Pastor The Sunday School opened at the usual ho'.c* with the supcrin endent in charge. The^?elm-eb?RTHTHT Went to church last Suntlav hotwepn Lerv which made the chitrch attend nor vim y goo:?. It goes without saying thrt hero js} some hing outstmding a bout the pastor, that-causes the members to so willingly cling to ! him, and anxious to follow his leadership. Ilis text was taken rrdm Is' .John 1:3; subject: "Christ ian Fellowship." The text in the | Vi nirig \\Cs trken from the 24th 4-Psalm 1st verse. These messages \vo e received t nd enjoyed Very much. ' The choir was atlts^ best To ren Yr musi" that is so well accepted by an audience means hat special efforts end m?'hy sacrifices are be 'it m* da by the choir members. I We n issed the absent ones very I much. | ' ?The sell cted by Mrs. .Tu | lia I3reeland_anJ?so?att actively] ' i 1111dt^addrmucTT! Y^-fhe si" v It1: H. \Ve apprc.iate this very much. ? Wl1 -re r hv; ys clad to have visi i 'ors worshin ' no a .? i >**?.?? wo. niiHiir^ i 'hose present were: Dr. Dantzbr < Prof. Paul Webber and Mr. Eeaison from FlorPa. We. want you to 'eel at home. Com0 again. Mrs. Mary Haynes m: do some timely rs well es interesting le marks. Thf. Young People's Choral Club "et last Sunday ind a \veenie_ was planned for Tiesd: y, January 23rd. The following com mittee Ws selected: Messrs. H. Hilderbrrnd, Roach, and Misses | N1lean C* > r and Elease Jeffe son. j These young people were filled1 vith ent hi si: sm :ind ready to vnvk. We~fPTT"]iroud of them. The A. C. E. League was very intarestinglv cotiduc'ed by the president. The leqguers discusser! i very beautifully the topic:. What It Means Tp Strivc> To Be Like; Him.?t 4 " " The prsto' ?Aru. hi. Leaeue, and now we ave g<" ting lined up?to- do great things We are gh d to see so many of | the old leaguers back in the city. Mrs. Lizzie Biisbane \\r-s called Nut of t' V.n on aceornt of thr ...u >>i iivi uiuiiiLi. oni' nas out ; sympathy. Wo missed Her Sunday, i 'r?Gof die AicBuffie, repofCeF! - ? THF PFTHFFHFM BAI'TIST CHURCH Re*. U. LI. Gaul den, I'ajstor i- L/"st Sunday morning" ihc ri in c*amt. down so hard i nd fast until I only a few people were able to got out for church services at all. But I ..efore nigh. lhc> rain had ceased i nd the clouds had v n.sn.d TP'.o the sky. 1 he i!. V. 1'. U. opened he night seivices with an inteiesting pr.? grrm under th? dire ti in of Hro ther E. R. Midler. Many interest ing things we.e said by thosv. on .he prograiv, and the music which consis ed of solos and chorus n.m bars was just as ints.csting. With the new year nnlv Kin-? days old, our i'-stor-.brought us a : iss:.?e hat w: s very much in aceor.'. with tile beginning of the year. Text Let us hoid last t<> t > profession of our faith without < wavering; for lie is faithful that p.omised. Hebrews 10:23.. Subje.t, 'Sustained Unlhu insm For God." After such u noble s.rm'on, one joined the church. The spirit was iiigh Sund? y night, each tni evciy one wen away fc.linjr good. ... Those on toe sick list: Srsana Davkins, Emma Lee Gilliam James, I.uilean Owens, I.illie M n gum, and l'r;st.>n M; ng. m. Vis;c the sick and let them know thrt you are interested in their wel fare. _ HELENA NEWS Sundav, January 11, was a cold day, although the good ChristianwjnJ. to chureh at n/ght after ser vice was rendered. We sure proud to know thai Mr . Myrtle Brown is up again after having been siuk for quit,e a while. Miss Be,mice Bobb w~s the guest of?iWrs. Laura Williams of y, C .a->t Tuesday af ternoon. __i)n,.the sick list are Mr. Will Scott, Miss .,\lattie P. Oxner, Mr.' Albert Clark. We are glad to know they are recovering. _,,ST-JAMF.S-A. M. E. CHURCH l<ev. C. A. Stroud, Pastor Asheville, N. C.?The past Sun ctry a very* pretty day in the lardLof the skies after havirg a bout two weeks of very cold wea. t The members and frhends turn , hi goodly numbers and as this was our first quarter the pre . .ng e.ficr pu aihed a -wonderful ri'.nn. His theme was Garden Lost and Found. For the evening &ETH0QI3T m%\ CONTROLS Teaches Members How to Stop Coughing in His Church. The Ttcv. George W. 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