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UNION BAPT. CnUBCH NO. 2
Rev. L. B. Hollaway, Pastor
Sunday, March 17th was a red
latter day at our chutch. Sunday
school to* at its usual hour with
the Sept., Mr. J. G. Washington
and co-workers at their post of
duty. The pastor was present and
emphasized some very interesting
thoughts on the lesson. At thi
morning service the spirit was
high following the service a short
program was rendered with Mrs
Geneva E. Davis mistress of cere^
mony. At thiB time the clubs reported:
Mrs. (Charlotte Goodwin
Captain U. S. club reported $164;
Mrs. Eliza Johnson, Captain Germany
club reported $12*9. Rev
Hollaway has been with us foi
only four months. We feel thnt
the Lord has put the right man
in the right place. We had a nuni
ber of visitors during the day a-;
mong who were Revs. Hugh, Jones
Strotter and Sumpter. Visitor?
are always welcome. Both captains
thanked their co-workers for
helping them put over the wonderful
program. The purpose of
the drive is for the painting of th*
___ church. The total amount raised
for the aay
REALIZING THE RISEN .
CHRIST
By Mrs. Carrie Bannister Cherry
The apearance to Mary?and
others. The first appearance of
u Christ after His resurrection was
to Mary Magdalene. None of the
eleven thought of visiting the sep
uicnere lor iear 01 tne rulers
When we read in the gospels oi
the life of Mary there iB one thin^
foremost in her life?her love fo
her Master.
Christ apeared to Mafy firs
Leve is always pre-eminent. Lov
is supreme. Love const raine
Mary to linger at the Cross an. ]
to be the first seeker at the tomb
Love will always abide. Lov
grows by fellowship. As we see;
Christ's presence we grow int
His love.
? Th? piritnnl difference of th
lives of so many professing Chri;
tianity is accounted by the fac
that there is lacking in such live
a realization of the presence an<
power of the risen and livin.
Christ. Christ also appeared untPeter.
Peter sought forgivenes"
for his denial of his Lord. Th<
two on their way to Emmausthe
two men as they walked a
long -was aosoroea in tne races o
Hia death and -burial. What ai
tracts Jesua? ^VVas a study oF
His truth. We Ought to love Hin
aa Mary and repent as Peter.
To do these things is to kno\
Him and the power of His resui
faction.
EASTER AT EBENEZER AND
RIDGEWOOD CHURCHES
n
The snow, sleet and inclemen
weather did hot stop the crowi
from attending the Easter exci
_ cises. The Easter sermap wa.preached
by the Rev. J. C. tllltoi
of Winnsboro. _
in the afternoon the EastF"
program was TieTdT Thfe Chitdre*"
recited, sang solos and Mrs. .Rok
inson with her gifted daughtei
Katie Mae, sang a duet. Mrs
? Sallie Ruff presented the pustor':
wife an Easter cake made by he
receipe. Mrs. Bowman made i
~speech and,thanked her. Our pa.tor
was giypn other' gift3,-whie?
were very pleasing to him.
At the Ridgewood church in Co
lumbia, the cold and inclemen'
weather did not hurt the crowd
long before the program begathe
church was crowded and th
Easter program was said to b
one of the best ever presented i
Ridgewood.
Miss Dorothy Harper, our effic
ftl AM OP wHV.
It^IlW OUjJri tllCCilUCIIW uiv;i>5 ww 4 vi*
Miss Katie - King, Miss Viviai
Martin and others deserve specie
honor and praise in getting uy
such a program for Ridgewood.
The first prize of the Easte
contest was won by little Margn
rette Lillian Calhoun; secon
prize by little Yolanda Harper
Others working on the Easter con
tsr were Frances Harper, Mildre
Mcmical, Annie Mae Watkins, Wi
liam Davis, Mary E. Davis - an
Mary Alice Davis.
Our visitors were the Rev. A
A. Amaker and the Rev. Spigne
ef tha Baptist church who mad
the closing remarks.
Our Pastor, the Rev. W. R
Bowman thanked his members an
friends, especially h i s Baptis'
frtends at'Ridgewood for lhe_co
operation in putting over the pr
gram for Easter.
"Welcome" is the motto of th
Ridgewood Methodist church.
MISS MARIE L. ROBINSON
RESIGNS POSITION AT
KITTRELL COLLEGE
Kittrell, N. C.?Miss Marie 1
Robinson of Florence, ??. C., has r<
signed her position as head of tVr
Commercial Arts Department a'
Kittrell College, N. C., to accep'
the position of Cashier-clerk, a*
the- Florence Branch of thft Nort)
Carolina Mutual Life Insurance
company in Florence, S. C.
Miss Robinson is quite efficient
fn her field, and she wil be trreatly
missed on the campus of Kit-1
trell college. While on the faculty
at Kittrell, Miss Robinson sen
ed as secretary to the faculty, ad
isor of the Y.W.C.A. and ndvi
sor of the Sophomore class of th->
college. She has won the adml ration
of both faculty and **>
dents. We are wishing for Miss
Robinson much success In her new
position.
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VTT !,T VMS CHAPEL
A. M. E. CHURCH
. Rev. R I IrfToruon ?
. The mombers of the above named
church witnessed the greatest
Easter celebration in the historj
T the church which began 8:4h
Easter iSunday morning. After a
.hort period of prayer and praise
service lead by Mr. Hair, a flrey
estimonial meeting was had and
hose that were present were cer
raimy benefited spiritually. At
lose of this meeting, the Choral
Tub rendered an appropriate fiiusieal
number -after which
ofTTeTIvered a sermonette taken
Tom St. Luke 24:1. This message
vas short and inspiring and was
well received. Again we want to
nk the club for the wonderful
service rendered and with such a
competent president as Mrs. Jas
lildei brand we are expecting even
greater and bigger things. We
annot say too much concerning
the hearty cooperation given b$
the club in making this celebration
a great success. We must not fo)
?et to thunk Mrs. Pearl Simldhs
\lrs. Jones and other officials who
worked laborously to make thi? i
lflfair a great, success.
l>osD)te tt-.e sudden cnftngg tl'
temperature the members ami
friends again assembled at 11:00
'clock; the choir sang as never bi
fore selections suitable for the
occasion. The Bongs led by Miss
Ozelle Coan and Mrs. Gladys Mooi
er Young held the congreeatioij}
spell bound. We want to thank'
the choir members for making it
possible to have music that linked
so effectively with the pastor's
neesage. The pastor took hit
text from I Cor. 15:20, subject
The World's Greatest Victory. Th<
fact that the pastor had delivere>
\ firey nftfkSage, seemed to have
iude it easier for him to reach
e hearts of the people. Til-.essage
well received and as t
suit we had one convert who
oined the church.
The spring revival will be ha<
lis week conducted by Dr. Coop..f
Atlnnio a o n ?
vta i i l uuiiu, ua. a i aiunviu
;ro made in the League for c
-program which?wiU?be rendered
t Mt. Pisgan cnureh next Suniy.
Tiie men of the church have
edged to pay $2.00 in a rally or
ext Sunday. Thes women did sc
oil the 3rd Sunday the men seem
.o he quite anxious to see whai
hey cun do.
BETHEL CHURCH NEWS
Rev. J. P. Cummings, Pastor
Denmark, S. C.?The members
nd friends witnessed a soiil stn
mg Easter sermon at 11:30 a.m
mbject The Crucified Saviour. A.
o\j p.m. a splendid Easter pro
.ram was rendered by the S. S
^ain from the subject The Risen
nnst. Ti_e church is growing
ouiuugtrr uuui spiritual anu unun
iuiiy, unter our great leader,
.-..see. ueorgiuna Sanders if
still confined to bed. We pray fo
ier a speedy recovery.
Miss Eula Wolfe waa the guest
if her mother.
i\lr. Levi Govan of New York Is
own spending a few days witt
is, sister-in-law, Mrs. Smith.
ST. PHILIP A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. T. H. Weathers, Pastor
)
Sunday was, fair but very colt
.ut being Easter all church goers
ind a large number of children
mul their way to church, more
ian the cFurch could turnisTTseaor.
r;
Early Sunday morning at 6:0
dclock sharp the pastor and t
large number of the members coi
-uu p.uyor service. At 10:3i
tee most wonderful Sundaj
schools ever exist took place. A
stoi, uev. T. H. Weathers
conducted the services. Hit
-\..uii ?..s a masterpiece, Th^
esurrection of Jesus Christ.
Our Easter exercise took plact
t 3 o'clock with an inspiring program
which everyone enjoyed. \V
viu.oo in our Easter col
etion. ?
Throuarh a nlan nut on hv sis
. i..m i^oveue and sister Hal.a
Weathers and the cooperation
f the members raised enough
money and went to town themaeiv
.. ... oou-ni an Easter suit foi
the preacher.
Our Stewardess feaat will meei
r .<1.8. nauie Tuckers home or
Junday, March 81, 1940. Coim
and take a part with us.
DUE WEST NEWS
The jcold weather baffled many
Easter Day activities slatd
to be carried out in the church
s of this community. Rain, sleei
.nd snow fell in a mid-wintei
ashion on Easter Sunday.
Mr. 0. L. Smith and Mrs. A
icDaniel Perrin of the Due Wes<
ichool attended the meeting of the
Palmetto State Teachers' associa-on
held in Columbia last week
Miss Jennie A. Holmes of the
.Ireenville City schools spent tht
.eek end at home last v^eek.
The Easter exercises at St
Iary Baptist church were splent.ily
carried out on last Sunday
ind were greatly enjoyed by al
-*he were present.
Mr. Rochclle Brown of Forsy.he,
Ga., is visiting his parents
jand Mrs. Ollie Jones.
The boys basketball team of th
Due West school had a suceesful
season. They played 9 games
t of which they won seven and
lost two. The girls team did not
number as many victories but thej
ilso did well.
?A pleasing?prospect tn all la
that the auditorium of the new
school building will be ready foi
having the closing exercises of the
present school term therein.
I
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bu?Hiu LawBon, oonsuiumi in
erick D. Patterson, President of T
Population Census, which starts /
the miserable conditions under wh
4ion must be based on facts such a;
Ctty Wing Club
'|,;'0 ''l"b met at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kimps. The
neeting was opened by the Pres
dent, Mr. Daniel Valentine, sing
ng I'll Go Lord; prayer by Miss
Vinia Baker; Scripture reading.
Iiss Julia Childs. The minutes of
.he previous meeting were read
he club is planning great work
or the future. The meeting was
ery interesting. Remarks by Mr
Arie Pruitt were wonderful. Tht _
:eJtt meeting will convene at the
I :ome of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Rich
' ardson. The hostess served cak?
- nd punch.
WINNSBORO NEWS
Snow flurries and sleet prevented
the showing of pretty Eat
I ?er dresses and hats last Sunday
| In spite of it-all, the churches
| ore had preaching?and?Eaatei
yxercises.
Mr. Frank Green, Misses Eleasi
Peay, Margaret Roseborough, sto
.eiits ironi colleges and Misses E
eattyj Mamie Mcintosh and A
.uclia Mcintosh from , their teaching
posts were among those who""
spent the week end here.
Messrs Ed. Davis enjoys his nev
ly purchased Plymouth and Mr
E. D. Manigault his new Mercury
,a?. M
s. Z. S. Bennett spent Eastei
in Charleston and Kingstree. Sik
.. ts a swell time.
Mrs. C. W.-Talley Instructor lr. I
week-end visitor here last. week
Lhe~"gdekt~ Cf Ircr haBbaTrch--Rcv. halley
is pastor of Calvary Presk-nan
cnurch here.
Mrs. Kathrine Sims is very il.
' at this writing with pneumonia
ve hope how soon she may re.over.
Mrs. George E.^Boykin of Ne.v
i.ork City; Mrs. Vv. M. Oglesby
nil son 01 Columbia; Miss Margaret
E. ToaUey, a student at Bar
vtr Scotia college and Miss Mar,aiet
.-v. boyMti, a suiuent at ben
nett college, Greensboro, N. C.,
.. nn/l oilAOf n r\$ M
- i" ti IU ? vcn. ciiu ? ucw wo vi <4U4.0.
M. J. Boykin.
.. o. Boykin spent the
Easter holidaytf with her huabanand
son in Winnaboro, S. C. Mrs
x/mii ts a tcaciier in union coun
Misses Edith and Mabel Boy.(in
and Mr. and Mrs. KooseveU
Moore attended the btate 'leacn.
j meeting in Columbia Thurs.uy
and Tnursday m*nt.
niey'. reported an enjoyable
i.ime.
Rev. N. L. Bush, Pastor
Colonial Heights, Columbia?
jervices here bunaay were all a
j.ow witn a deep sacred devotioiV""
of the occasion. The spirit of
master semeu to have atiued new
interest to all tne departments o.
.ne Sunday scaooi; it pervaded tb?
.i^t iiiug uevotion aading extra
harmony and sweetness to the mu
...c ua me cnoir. "a Triumphant
oimng'' m the subject from
which the pastor prqacaeo a great
jtuiion. ine aiternoon progran
.vaa presented by the pupns o.
the Sunday school in which th*.
master story was told in a beautiful
drama. Much credit is due
vupt. w. Li. Lyies, the directress,
. Irs. Pauline Kussel and othert
.no helped to make the program
success. The evening service
iosed with another excellent sernon
by the pastor, taken from
lit. Mark 28:10 subject: "The
^ftristian'a. Galilee." Total collect
on was $67.00. Tn spite of In
dement woathdr the attendance
vas good and the activities of the
lay were Just another testimony
7T the prophetic saying that "HE
IS RISEN". .
The Gethsemane Baptist Union
f Churches will hold its first
40 session with us beginning on
March 86th and continuing thru
Sunday, March 31st. Special provision
is being made to entertain
the delegation. Come one, come
all our church and community will
make you welcome.
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P^jll^^ipSi^*?j
i the Census Bu.xau's Departrm
uskegee Institute, go over one c
Lpril 1. Dr. Patterson said, "A
ich Negroes all too frequently
b will be revealed in this Censui
""news InTnITaround
NEW york By
Julia Braxton Clark
1 ? '
Memorial Services for'Dr.
Eugene Howard McGill
New York City?South Car*
lina League, Inc., held a memorii
Service Sunday afternoon at Hoc
Memorial A. M. E. Church, 22
Lenox Avenue, Rev. B. J. McCle
Ian, pastor.
The League presented many pr
minent?speakers?depleting?ti
many characteristics of Dr. M>
Gill. The Mistress of Ceremoaiei
Mrs. Annie Hughes, was intrc
duced by Assemblyman Williar
T. Andrews, who is president c
the League. A biography of Re^
McGill by J. H. Patton was rea<
Mrs. Emily Smith of Allen Uni\
ersity spoke of him as a teachei
as a friend, Mr. Johh J. Holme
as a man Dr. J. A. Porlock, an
"A*~I-knew him" Mr. E. H. Clarl
Rev. J. B. McClellan introduce
lev. Daniel D. Davis, pastor e
Bethel A. M. E. Church, Stamforc
Conn., who so beautifully delivei
cd the eulogy. Rev. Davis spok
.mast fitting pf the life so rich!
.ived, full of service.
Other scheduled speakers were
Rev. C. W. Walton, RevT-C. ft'
Washington, Rev. C. W. Craw
"ord, Rev. L, L. Berry, Rev. Y. I
Sims, Rev. Peter L. Felder, an
Dr. R. S. Wilkinson.
Music selections w?_re renders
*5y?the" Bethel A.?M. E.?Chur"
" hnir,' r>r Lawrence J. Davenporl
director; the Bethel A. M. E
Church OlM)ir,, -SUwaaf
Mr. Richard Grant, Mrs. Thelnr
Winston, Mr. Robert Landis, an
Mrs. Hattie Brooks.
Miss Maggie L. McLaughlir
sponsor of the.- program and or
ganizer of the South Carolin
League, Inc., made the closing re
narks after Assemblyman Dank
TiurnSWsr was introduced..
Benedict Colleee Club Installs
Officers
Dr. Willis N. Hugglns, national
ly known Historian and teachei
installed the newly elected officer
of Benedict College?Club of Ne^
York for 1940.
The installation was hold at th
home of Mr. and Mrs. C. (Sunthai
1945 Seventh Avenue, Saturda;
evening. A very lovely musics
program was rendered.
The following officers were in
ducted into office by Dr. Hu*
gins: Donnie N. Walch, president
Rev. S. Joel Lloyd, vice-presiden!
Charles Robinson, treasurer; Mri
Daisy Screven George, recordin
secretary; Wesley Paye, ass't sec
Mrs. Minnie Gregory, ass't sec
David Rushing, financial seen
tary; Mrs. Frankie Clarkaon, coi
responding secretary; David A<
amson, critic and acting buslnei
manager; Mrs. Julia Braxto
Clark, publicity agent; J. M<
Swain Wardlaw, advisor; Rev. !
Joel Lloyd, Chaplin. Rev. Hori
tio Hill made the closing remark
CAMERON NEWS
Easter Sunday was an enjoyi
ble day at St. Peter Church. W
were delighted to have our pri
siding elder, Dr. Nance, with u
Dr. Nance delivered a strong uj
rising Easter sermon which wi
received so enjoyablely by even
one. After the moring service th
"hurch goers listened to a tlmel
Easter program given by the mei
bers of the Sunday School. Th
program was very eloquent an
all enjoyed it tremendously. W
had quite a number of visitors s
chu?h: Miss Hester Brunson e
New York City, Mrs. Evely
Greene and friend, Mrs. Eatell
Johnon, all of Columbia, S. C
Miss Pauleen Brown of St. Pau
All who would like to take pai
In the JuniorChorist please me?
at th^ home of Miss Geneva Jer
kins on Friday, March 29, 1940 a
7:80 P. M.
ing and ambulance service call o
see H. J. Jenkins of Cameron, J
C. He is ready to serve yon like
wise In merchandise.
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Tf7Pr?xiTMi 'v
S^Hnl;
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ent of Public Relations, and Dr. Fredi
the forms to be used in the 1940
in intelligent approach to improving
live, work, and receive their educa* '*
~ EHENEZER A. M. R CHURCH
Rev. D. N. Wilson, Pastor
On last Sunday we had the
closing of our Second Quarterly
Conference. On last Friday night
0 he Conference was held by th?
a Presiding Elder, Dr. J. E. Thomas
>. 't was largely attended ~by thr
! members. The reports from th1
lifferent boards of the churc'showed
that the church is sti!
irogresing along all lines unde
n he leadership of this great pas- _
tor. The presiding elder comb
nended the officers and memberst.
if the wnrlr thev oro rlnln.
ii He also spoke of the candidac;
>1 >f Dr. T. J.' Miles for the bishop
r. ic. Said there is no one in the A
i M. E. Church who has done mor?
onstructive work in building u
r the A. M. E. Church than F [
i Miles. Arid said that he is gqin.
c p to the General Conferon**
t~ I? all -in his-power to help elee?1
nira to the bishopric.
j The preBidinng: elder pre*'* ,
Sunday morning and again at nite i
The sermons were very instructive
' ind inspiring. The church was sal 1
? >n hallowed fire morning and nite
During 'the day six person joined- ~
I 'the church. The finance was als^
jood. We raised during the da> N
JL30.00, which was enough to pa: *
' he Elder and paBtor. One of ou; r
good members by the name
Mrs. R. Green oame up Sunday .
' night and donated $20.00. Mrs _
Green is a very faithful membei ^
. if our church. We are glad to sa\
hat our church is moving on bet 0
^ 'for Tttanr years
L The Sunday School was cat'
to order at the usual hour by the J
i Supt., Mr. Kinloch. It was largel? 1
-attended by the officers and scho J
lars. Pray that our success \v ~ a
ontinue to be graat. ^
FLORENCE NEWS t
J
I. M- Stokes. Reporter ?? ^
8
Mr. Curtis Brown of New YorV A
. City was called home on accoun1 '
r> of the death of brother, Mr. Ed- A
s vard Brown. >
^ ' Mrs. Daisy Drake of Bennetts
ville, S. C. is in the city visiting
7 relatives and friends.
Mr. Edward (Baker) Brown
j- died last Friday, March 15th eftco 3
ii several months' illness. The fun
*ral was held on Tuesday, March
i. 19th at Trinity Baptist Church 1
The remains were placed in the 0
NTettle Cemetary. Jackson-and Sin i
-jleton in charge.
* Mrs. Edward Brown of N, If ?
f vas called to the city on accour
of the death of her husband.
Mr. Wiliam Brown of Wilmlnvt
ton, N. C. was called home becaus
> of his brother's death.
\ Mr. H. S. Person, Farm Ap
was in Orangeburg this week'
IF buainw. ;
3 BETHEL JL M. E. CHURCH j
i- ?__ j
n St. George? Services through- 1
, put the day were very good. At ~
11:30 the paBtor in his dignified
manner led the devotional. Subi
iect "The Triumph of March". Re\
re ^lucthinaon pointed out several
b- phases pertaining to the text. The <
g sermon was very instructive. Beth >
j- el's officers and members are 1
is proud of their young minister. I
f- The funeral of Mrs. Prim Ros* 1
. ? \ 0 ? ?.?. > A 1 1 1L. '
ic o11y y*?3 iuiiuul nm uy inc pas- 1
[y tor. Rev. HutchinBon at 2:30.
n TTie funeral of Mrs. Wash Feld '
i? or was conducted Sunday morning *
d in Good Hope Bantiat church by
e her Pastor, Rev. W. P. Williams,
it The Ever-Ready club will have
if Its recrular meeting at the home of
p Mrs. Rena Haynes, Mrs Marie Loe
? president.
| Stewardess Board No. 2 will
L meet Tuesday at 5 o'clock at the-_
*t church. Business of importance
it | We hope that each leader will
i- work to carry out the renues*
d made by the pestor for the second
|8u"-iay in April.
* dent of Wilkerson Hi. of Oranee
* burr, 8. C., spent the week end
"Hth nerents, Mr. and Mrs
Lewis Brown.
ST. PAUL BAPTIST CHURCH ,
Rev. S. B. MOON, PASTOR '
The Sunday School was opened'
1y the Supt., Mr. Wille Meadows j
All teachera responded to their j
in in uniforms of black and white
The pastor came forth and de
ivered a aoul stirring sermon. A1
I o'clock Rsv. L. B. Moon and his
quests had dinner at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Bates. Frorr
:here the pastor, Jr. Choir and thf
members motored to White Plain
Baptist Church for the" evening
service. Rev. Moon preached a sermon
all will long remember. Mrs.
Mary Whitner is the leader of the
Junior Choir. Sunday night serwere
held at S. Paul. The?Pulpit
^id Club rendered an anniversary
program. Rev: Moon preached th*
anniversary Bermon. The church
was capicitated and a beautiful
cake was presented by Rev. Eari
Wright to the president in behalf
of her twenty one years of service,
to the Pulpit Aid Club. I.
was baked by Miss" Rosa Shepard
Total collection for the day amounted
to f83.00. ??- "- |
Monday nip-Vt fft > ? V . #
Mr. ftnd MrsT^rW^UlTTvahT'^THe"'
reception was sponsored Ey tha
Pulpit Aid club and a lafge num
marKaDie prog-rum "was rendered
\ delicious .menu was served: Sal
\d on lettuce, chicken, assorted
mackers, tea and cake. Many gifts
were presented to the club and to
the club's president, Mrs. Hattu
Golden by Mr. Mills, Mrs. Black
stock Mrs. Sullivan and Mrs. Hue
Tins. A member of the culb, Mrs
Gena Hunter is on the sick list
We are hoping for her early recovery.
WOODRUFF NEWS
Trinity A. M. E. Zion Church
Rev. J. A. Lipsey, Pastor
?Sunday School opened at thr "
lsual hour with all officers present.
The attendance was real ex
'client and every one seemed tr
->e prepared for brief discussion
>n the topics.
Because of the beauty of thr
lay Church-goers winded theii
way to the various churches r
worship.
Mrs. Ella Woodruff has return3d'
home after spending several
lays in Spartanburg.
Mr.and Mrs. Law Wilburn, Mr
md Mrs. David J. Wilburn, Mes
mines lub carneu ana uot under
visited relatives at Innman
Rev. J. A. Llpsey, pastor of thr
ibove name church, conducted ae>
rices at New Hope A. M. E. Zion
Church, Sedalie, Sunday.
EARNEST BLAKELY PASSES
Clinton?Earnest Blakely, fur=-~
ner resident of this city, died ir.
Jew York City last Wednesday
norning, following a critical illieas
and operation.
The body was brought to Clin- .
on, where?funeral service was _
vekl?Tuesday?afternoon?at?3-U10- i'clock
by Rev. H. W. Walker _
lastor of Friendship AR1E church
f thjs city. Interment follower
iTQie'dhurch cemetery. Mr. tflake' "
y had engaged in business in
Jew York City for four years
le is pleasantly remembered by
oe and boys of the shop, and by
7"host of friends, who will re;ret
to learn of his death.
Surviving are mother,,, father _
wo brothers, E. Blakely of New
ersey, "Ulysses Blakely of New i
fork City,?seven sisters Hattie ^
ind Ruth Blakely of Clinton
Iaggie Blakely of Philadelphia;
iola Seaberry, Lela Williams,
lary and Annie Blakely all of (
Jew York City.
MITFORD NEWS
Mother nature sent beautiful .
mow flakes whirling down, down
o/lay.a white blanket over the
ace of the earth while the Mitord
district church-goers gather
d to the house of God for Easter .
lervices. Although the weathei
vas very disagreeable, we all
eard a wonderful sermon preach
;d by Rev. E. O. Oliver, the pas-__
or of Camp Welfare and Gladden
jrove A. M. E. church...
Miss Bessie Belle Gladden, the
lubiic scnooi teacner of Camp Wei
fare, reported a very enjoyable
trip after returning home from
^o.umDia having attended the
State Teachers' association.
Mr. Ulysses G. Gladden is now
iom6 from West Port, Conn., visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs
iV. R. Gladden.
TRINITY A. M. E. CHURCH
Rar. A. McNeil White, Pastor
Spartanburg?Despite the sudien
return of Old Man Winter rpn
Sunday, the services throughout
he day were well'attended. Our!
>astor brought two stirring ser- j
nons in keeping with the Easter1
^lebration. At 6:15 a. m. his'
,ext was from Gen. 1:3, subject:!
'And There Was Light." At 11:15
-axt from Rev. 1:18, subject: "The
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Significance of Easter."
The young people s program at
7:iiU was very good. The program
WHS nutlet?t-Ufc? direction- -of Mow ?
darnea Allie M. Smith, Gertrude
AuKissick and Miss Willie McKissick.
Master Frederick Mcitimpsey?atrd
littie Mi^s Josephine
Foster were crowned king and
jueen in tile young people's conteat.
The church's annivprsnrv
,J am is set foi the week beginning
Thursday," April 3. The
complete program will be announced
later. The
Automobile race rally will
dnse Sunday 'Hig ht March 31st at T
7:30 o'clo'k.
hostess to the Willing Workeis
Club Sunday afternoon at home
I \ :e.y St. The lesson discusKior;
was Tit. Mark 14th chapter.
Mrs. Aiinise Craig was "instructress.
The prize went to Mrs. Mai
garet Jackson and Mrs. Christer- *
' - \Vi ::.*nrs '.cl:o tied" for the
highest number of )?oir,ts.
Mrs. Viola White and little.Albeit
Jr., are.v'sitTi" Mrs. White's
parents ih Chillicuthe, Ohio for
the Easter holidays.
R-CW.A,*...McNeil White was .the
' nv- i"'fst of Mrs. Anna Craig
w. nee St.. tiundtty.
PROFESSIONAL
CARDS
DR. H. D. HARPER
DENTIST
ANNOI'NCKS HIS NEW
LOCATION
709V2 Main Street
Over Dr. Morteith's Office
Office Hours: - Telephone:
11 A. M: to 2 P. M. Hen. 8871
fi P. M. to 8 I'. M.
DR. W. D. Chappelle
Physician and Surceon
Diseases of Women and Children
A Specialty
Office: Residence:
J115 Lady St. 1301 Pine St.
Columbia. S C.
DR. H. II. COOPER
DENTIST
Special Attention Given to Diseases
of the Gum*
Gold Crown and Bridge Work
A Speciality ;
tflice Phone 6 529 Res. 8264
112.i Washington St.. Cola.. S. G.
Iffice Hours: , Telephones:
<:30 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Office 603.J
- Residence 8873 :
DJEL D* K. Jenkins _J
DENTIST
Fillings, Plates, Crowns, Bridges.
Anesthesia a Specialty
DR. J. G. STUART ?1
Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat
Glasses Fi ted Accurately "
Jffice Hours Telephones
t&?A. M. Uy-U P.-AL U63. 4bU2 ' 'I
4 P. M. to.6 P. M. Office 3796
Office . Residence
.'030 Taylor St. ^1317 Ptne St.
HEV, J. H. JOHNSON
NOTARY- PUBLIC
Office 202^7Marion Street - ? /~j
K-aler in Real Estate, Performs
"narriage ceremonies, writes wills,
ieeds. mortages, claims, etc.
Call tu See Him
Office Phone 8407 Rea. 6798
ANNOUNCEMENT
M'tdam Br'adley's Beauty (Jul,
lym School is now open. For de.
:ri 1 h call 6721, o; comu to 222S
Hampton Street.
Students are now being enrolled.
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ctcftvotsoorrtr r-. ? ?-r*rvra::.?csoo"o<3.
Counts Drug Store
^R FSC RI PTI ON S COMPOUND.
ED AS WRTTTF.N BY YOUR .
DOCTOR
A Full Line of Toilet Article*
TlOS WAS H INC. TON STREET
PHONE 2-1967
PRONE 2 1967
0*X8X**tK>r-OuCH-. oov' A- -OA
Poro Beauty School
Located at 2491 Millwood At*.
BEAUTY CULTURE IN ALL i
ITS BRANCHES
Miampooincr. Preasine, Marcelling,
Croquinolling, Eineer VYjiving,
Hair Dyeinsr. Bleaching. Man
Icurinir, Mtasapinc, Rand
Moldinr. Anatomy and
Electricity. _.:J
PHONE 5687 tj
SVUhelmina C. Pop#, Instructor
A**nie M. Pope. T. Malone, Prea