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F PAGH5 ? CHESTER PARAGRAPHS Continued from Page 1 1?1 ? rNewark, N. J., are visiting his mother Mrs. Marie Dunbar, on Graham street. Mr. Norman Welsh came down from N. Y. C. last week to spend -? -a lew days with his parents a* t their home on York road. . On Saturday March 13th the Rural Schools are having their Achievement meet. Four schools have been selected where the displays will be. The schools are: Williams, Williamsville, Mt. Zion and Pleasant GrOve. The Rural schools are working out the XYZ program. This year "X-Year", all units centered around Home life. The State Officials along with the County SiiptT" and Jeancs Teacher are making a toUr o n t-hat day The TTnita are to be judged and Blue Ribbons given to the best work." The public is in vited to visit the "bcftools to?see the outcome of the study of "The Home." NEWBERRY NEWS Rev. A.II. Iteasoner, Pastor We were delighted to have in a:' midst at Sunday school Sun rooming Mrs. Mary Means, . I . Roddy Nelson. She gaw n.o naging remarks and , !>oaut ful stOry about "A ,i." It was a gift a little . o an old lady, but she ~ vt-rv snot before hei a ti n. Her actions manie . girl's wonderful per::d she admonished tht " " "i-ian all the dirty spots .VvS in order that the : mo'r.ow will be a betin which to live. ::.v. Children's Hour tons were "Marching ..ieiocs' and "Follow the P ayer was offered by .. Allen. Aiter which s story was about "A ... As the road map ie ..Vileis for the right . bo tne Bible will lead v.- eriasting. Memory f oid is a lamp unto ? alight-unto my~paT17 .11., o the pastor's the.iu gtime," text: His lea. ^ i.ut wither. In his dis -H i. strated the beautify v . o. the prosperity^ and hap TITy one receives, wbtr 77.In the counsel of God. He ? u the trees, flowers, grass, adi and vegetables for comparn. At 5:00 o'clock in the afternoon me theme for the League service u? "Personality Originals?CoAfter tfie~ybung peopled .atuns Mrs. Means gave an ..lout address on "Personality" i who were present were ben.t'.d by her message. . tie Bible class was interestingtaught by Mrs. Senn Wedncs... afternoon. You are most cor... lj welcome to all of our series. W.' :ii p dnlightpH tr? have Mrs uie' Henry at school again afv ;?-r having been ill a few days. M.s. Maggie Curry was the l i). .vns. i? 51. Gilder Sunday . . s. Gilder is recuperating. Mrs: Uicie Harper is still?rfr iter home. We hope for both of them, and liiers an the sick list a speedy overy. Rev. and Mrs. Reasoner and Mrs. Percy Reasoner were the umne. guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. VV. A.Ion, Sr., Sunday. CHERAW NEWS r ...jss uheunette Wilder of Mor % codc^e spent a few days in ti.e city visiting her parents Mr. and Mis. Hubert Wilder on Huge) street. The. Young Women club of Pec Dee Baptist church, met at the *~ home of "Mrs. Lucile Davis on Sui. day at 5 o'clock. Mr. C. C.Cole, Prof. J. T. Kennedy, Miss O. Miller of Cheraw; Miss R. Reder of Hartsville and Miss B. Miller, a member of the Florence High school faculty motored to State college to attend the Criterian affair. They Reported having a wonderful time. Don't forget to meet youi friends at College Inn at all times and enjoy that delicious Butter Cup cream. .. - Mrs. Bessie P. Holland of Charlotte, N. C., is in the city on account of the accident her father had at the oil mill last %veek. One of his legs were broken, but he is reported doine nicelv in the Ren nettsville hospital. Messrs Earnest Powe, Luthei Deas, Mesdames Claudia Robinsor. Violet Ellerbe, Mr. Richmond Ellerbe are still on the sick list. GOURDINE CIRCUIT NEWS Rev. C. S. J. Mollett, Pastor S. S. at the usual hour with the Supt. and all of his officers and teachers at their post of duty. The morning sermon began at 11:30 at St. James, Rev. Mollett preach ed a noble sermon which all did enjoy. The Holy Communion was given a _ large crowd. In the afternoon the paBtoi preached an excellent sermon at Jerusalem church from the text St. Luke 16:2. Four joined the church. Several visitors -were present and welcomed. The educational rally was quite a success. Total- raised for edn11 *rrtion $63.30. - We stc planning for Gourdine circuit to go over the top at the district meeting. At this writing we still have a few on the sick list. Let us pray that they may soon recover . 4 k fc.?? 1 ' Gospel Tornado * Speaking? Hello World: I am broadcasting from Clearater, Fla. I did not broadcast i ?t week. Mv reports were late 1 coming in. I have the latest dope i t' ndidatcs for the Bishop- 1 ric. Will tell you about it aftei I speak of Jesse Owens. 1 T'-o Miami Clowns and Toledo 1 ^aved here Thursday afternoon Tesse Owens was the niain/^ea- ] ?e I was Ihcilled when he walk , 1 to the nark wearing red kni* : ' tights. White and colored rose i .1 . .. 1 ... 11.. 1 .1 ,^..1 ? .1 ^ .1 . yi'iii'u mm ii | ?ymuuvu 1 " h(>?s of ladies took snap shots > ' him. lie snent more than an hcrur and a half autographing ties i Too1 s; handkerchiefs, t'tv. After _lii ' 'I'll* he' i-iivi' an exhibition _ h't interested the large audiTt made ; me feel good to watch his performance. M.iiiri pleased with-such charftc > 1 ><? .Jesse Owens, Joe Louis >v helped to elevate the rac* vith. their ability and talent. "Elouyh about Owens. j (>>e of my reports say that Dr 'lnvVirv huv fallen sev r.ty eight per cent ? Dr. Blakeiy- -->s '*>"en ninety ne^f'ent. Dr. A 0. Wilson has falen thirty-sevepercent. A slight increase wa. ,y- fir. 1? tl< " of Georgia. Di f > Hh .Pii s. Dr. Frank Mad - Pved.VDr. J. S; Johnson oi i "To: ida. And to thy surprise tht . t shows that Dr. .Miles has i ? !?fort v??p?'.v> lit?wit:? V< a few Wieoks before Genera' J don't see any chanc 'ir him to lose and we hope that "r... "? ? ;?Ton th" se.ond ballot ?.;n th?t h;u he oxporiehee. pre remit ion and ? lility anil happens toTe the rich nlease' " *i:.'"et Dr. I).. Ward Nichols Yew York. We understand that s ">vah]v impressed three, i "ourths of the delegation. If/thi s f :e 1 sie.no lease :e should not go in in tirs: ? ?h?: 1 !' I him it ir t".> ~ r_rn rrf e11.'ht?pt-iceiit of the rhurch that ho will make one of , - be-best- bbbeps~t4wt-iK*yM fee-had? ?-rs without sybiir that he has 'th*1 -qualifications that it takes for that high and sacred officii we r.ed titer. in office that wil' -???:?S-s >m a hv.editarii stand V 'ev fvel he-h? the nof t r < r an.i f r the place. a. .in this ele.tion to prav fohe tiui.lar.ee of the Holy Spiri' md not for dollars and cents. I* .s s cicno I'm sure that Dr. D 1?v will be?elected .U_the bishopric at the General Conuey in Detroit, Mich.. May 11 >. Don't forget if Dr. Curr h'vated our own son, Mr. Geo H. Hampton is looking for voir p. ort to move him in when I>r in ry steps out. Im so sure you !' do that until I'm not ever dp 1. This enough about Gen ' Conference. T'~ Rev. L. G. Bowman reads thl? t: !". nb-rse write me today a' *05 Nicholoson St.. ICloarwateV. "la. T?-siness of importance. Old Viv hasn't got much fisl ?n?^?She went finhing laot week d caught an eel and disturbed I -p-ybody for a mile around tell " them. that she had caught a make. I see why she has so mud "Trouble with 'her husband, sh< -n't kwiw the difference. > long, will be on the air next !c over station PMLOC. WH1TMIRE NEWS Sunday was a very favorable 'ay for all .church goers, until at ' ing. the good Master sent us Messing of rain. Sunday nite i slight storm nassed through lhis vicinity. Rev. Ruffin deliv_.j:cd. a fine sermon at Cedar Grovt _ luvch Sunday. The" service was p'rv good." "Sunday fhbrfffrtg" ~at Trure Tabernacle church, Rev Irs. Roxio Alston delivered a fine 1 nr mn. Many hearts were made o burn while she delivered the nessage, Sunday evening she de* ( v< ;ed another fine sermon at St. ' uke church for Rev. H. E. Hil.:,in. Carlisle, S. C. Rev. Mrs Mstotv is conducting a two weeks -evival meeting at Bruce Taberna cle church. Come one and all "Her services are a well of water ( o those who are thirsty for '"ink." ... - i Rev. Alston is residing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 7im Law and family. She is well eared Miss Corrie Lee Harper spent the week end at home in Jenkins- , ville. b Mr. Sam Fant, Miss Ethel L VrV-rht, Mr. and Mtb. Haskell 1 liner motored to Newberry Sun *iv evening. Mrs. Ida Pearl Jones is' ill at ! ' :n witing. We hope for her a speeciy recovery. Also Mrs. El'a Sartor. Mrs. Fannie Glenn is still at the' People's hospital in Newberrv. i Mrs. Easter Morgan is slightly 1 ill at this writing. Also Mr. W ' 'f. Fnns. We hope fttr all a 1 speedy recovery. 1 The Whitmire baseball hoys I = oonsored a fine minstrel Satur- i day night at the schoolhouse un or the direction of Prof. Robert < E. Moore. 1 The Star Llvht Jubilee quartet from Enoree rendered a fine abort i program at Bruce Tabernacle Wed ; nesday night accompanied by th- i >?'-s Mary Clark, Elizabeth M. 1 Ti"ksey. , Mr." A. B: Ryrd hart returned to i Cincinnati Ohio. ] Mra. Ro^alee Caldwell is much ' better at this writing. Mr. Jas Glenn left Saturday for Washing- I ton, D. C. c t TH BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH I Rev. W. B. L. Clarke, Pastor Our spring rally terminates on the fourth Sunday in April and it appears that everything is moving along smoothly thus far. And like the people during Nehemiah's rebuilding the Walls of Jerusalem the people have a mind to work. vifty captains have been selected to report fifty dolhars each on the fourth Sunday. The name of the *antains are as follovs: Sisters Edna Adams, Rosa B. Anderson, lanie Bailey, Mary Coleman, Bessie Clarke, Eteine Collins, Daisy Corley, Leola Chappelle, Josie r?1 1 XT .Ml- 1- TT-X euieeseooru, vuniua vlarae, nuttie Counts, Jessie Cook, Zenobia . Dixon, Abbertine Davis, Almenie Griffin, Lula Goodwin, I^aura Gail man. Louise Gary, Eugenia. Hig . gins. SalTie Hollis. S. E. Howard, _ [.aura Harvey, Helen Kver, Melbn [>awrenoe. Jenette Lyles, Pearl Jackson. Ethel Lowerv. .Fannie < Love. E. H. Morris; M. L. Little, I Rosa Mundle, Pearl Mance, Octa via Peeccse, Birdie Pmpey, Mary Pres-sley, Alice Pettijjrew, Christobell Palmer, Pauline Reese, An- ; Jrin^'Rnff. Agnrs Robinson, Mat- _ 'ie-^Riiff. Helen Rollins. Emma livnn, \ Minnie Spann, Frances Tho itas, Mamie Taylor. Mollie Woodson. Mary White. The -pastor delivered two beautiful sermons Sunday. For th'. noi .inp services the text was se- ! fvni' ftom W'R Tiii I sermon was developed showing |, God s provisions. e4rv---For-- the! j tic t ; I'vuii?the. comparison- bo. } ] twt n the earthly ' ant) heavenly ( i tab. >nacles. Both messages hod < he . t ffeet for good. . I It was announced there wilh b> v t'vjrcn carnival next Thursday uv<i Friday for all captains who Its t t> shaie therein. This is eh sponsored by Miss Klsir S'? l t n. Tie Suijday -scKbol is getting acny nicely under the faithful gmiai eel' Supt. W. H. Younr and 'ft"icets. - f'Miic to Bet:,el. friends and vis itoi* a:e always welcome L'i'I Y-WIDE REVIVAL TT ST. i'At11."ir\ 1*T.CMl K( 11 ~ I cinp.ii. : Sunday night. April 14. there will be a city-wide re in.l nA-ctir.fr! at St. Paul Birpt .. sch. College Place o: whivji tin U-\. M. P. P.taiXj?on-_is )?>i<ruTT Th^ _ ne? ting will be - conducted by the U' l R 1'. Means of Spartanburg ?"... an outstanding pastor, and ire.it evangelist. Well known :hi> ughout this state. ' n-.e and have \\.ui soul stir red by this Gospel Tornado. Rev. J. \V. Toomer. a Gospel Giant a!' Orangeburg, will preach h?- -above mentioned Sunday nite Don't miss this gospel feast, this r. sn.de for sirinel-s. Let us bring EBENKZER A. M. E. CHI RC H Re%. I). N. Wilson, Pastor ?Charleston. 3. We aic glad o say that our chinch was at its* hi che.-t pitch last Sunday spiritually, financially and also in attendance. At 11 o'clock our pas t-or preached us a great sermon or the subject: "Heart Religion". He spoke of the different kinds of religion that i9 existing in the world ; v. But he said the only true am 1 Vin t c? en A in t V?o L i r* A f God is Heart Religion. At 8 o'clock he brought us a:other burning message on this ubiect: "The Divine Protection". At 3:30 the S. S. was conducted by the Supt., Mr. Kinloch. The lesson was reviewed by the pastor. The A. C. E. League was onducted at 6:30 by the presiIcnt. The attendance was great luring all of the services. We had a treat number of visitors from all over tr.e city?and out of the . city. Among the visitors were Rev. Mitchell of the South Carolina conference and the Rev. Sis ter Carrie Belle Priester, aif evangelist of Cincinnati, Ohio. Six persons joined the church and aver 32F- communed. ST. PHILPP A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. T. H. Weathers, 'Pastor Sunday was a busy day at St. Philin. Sundav School was con ducted at 10:00 A. M. by the fiupt. Mamie E. Hinton. A very large attendance was present. At 11:00 o'clock a wrw prayer seryice was conducted by brother Isaac Johnson and others for ten minutes. After Prayer service the pastor, Rev. Weathers, preached a noble sermon. Sacrament was administered to quite a number. Two babies were baptized: George Tucker and Roosevelt Hall. Mrs. Hallia Weathers thanked Sister Hattie Hall, Sin. Tena Lovette and Sis. Rosa Monday and those who helped for the beauti-, ful white dress they gave her. After service the Stewardesses met at Sis. Lillia Squire'a home, Sis. Annah H. Brunson, chairman. ?1.70 was raised. They continued their tour by going to the new lorne of Mr. and Mrs. Griffin Hin ton to consecrate it before moving n. At 8 P. M. a small number were >ut oue to tne inclement weather to hear the three local deacons - ofirh: Pis. Tena Lovette, Bro Henry Johnson, and Bro. Richard Tones. They all did fine. This time was friven them by the pastor to help them to f?o to conference The amount each raised was at Follows: Bro. Richard ones $1.00, Bro. Henry Johnson 11.Of- and Sis Term Lovette $2.02.. They would have done much bet :er but the dreadful storm came ausin? many not to come out. M PALMETTO ijUtttt WOODRUFF NEWS Trinity A. M. E. Zion Church .. _JBsv, J. A? LU>fl?y. Piator The Sunday school opened at 10:45 with the ISupt. and all teachers at their post of duty. .The attendance was good? and every-| one seemed to show great interest in the Sunday school^, Our spring revival began Monday night. Rev. LeRoy Huff is conducting the services. He is a wonderful preacher. He will be with us throughout the week preaching each night. The Automobile race sponsorec by the Young Women's club is well t. ?u. . VSII IWI "Ojr W llinivt- VI1C ittl'C u success. The one winning the race will receive a prize. The question fs-whowill be the winner? Watch the Woodruff news in The Palmetto Leader next week. Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Ferguson. Mr George Ferguson and Miss Elsie Cannon were visitors in Colum bin ^Sunday. Messrs Richard Simmons and Aaron Brewster left for Columbia Sunday to take up their position at State Park hospital. ELISHA _A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. J. E. Dixon. Pastor S. S. opened at the usual hour with Mr. Jonathan Harp acting Supt. Group Supervisof, Mis? Martha P. Wright of I/exington 5. C., was introduced to the school by the pastor. We enjoyed her uieoura.eing remarks. She-in ..turn introduced Mrs. J. El Jllxon the pastor's wife and Mrs Wi.> I [jexington, and Miss Carrie Gall- | nan of Newberry. We were de I iphted to have them with ub. j For the morninp service the pas- | tor read scripture lesion from : John 4:1-4. His theme was Ixm? ' from which he preached one of his I lonp to be remembered sermons i r'or munion was administered af-; tor which the pastor pave th"*ee anp- of suear to the one raising !he hiphest amount of money and w:.';d? I 1 y Miss Martha P Wrh.-ht to Mr. A. R. RobinBon Mrs '!an:ic Take-and Mr. o! S-' ..Come to Elisha and worship kvitH~"us. we have a"" modem pTO~ pre-sive nastor. a wonderful pospel preacher,. McCORM4CK?C4KGWT ReVj John Wesley Martin. Pastor Thi* Second Quarterly Confer-^ eiK of ' nr church is now history. Rev. W. S. Minis, Presiding Elder of the Abbeville District, presided. After a short devotional the in-'iv spoke briefly and brought too ' for trojpht to our minds. Tue business was carried out exc.'lk ntly. U.r.der the leadership ??' ' nr nast >r we, are moving a on fine in our work. We have one of the best pastors in -thr state. On Sunday morning the Confen nee assembled in Springfield A. M. E. Church and had Sunday . School. The Presiding Elder re- ; viewed?the?lesson.?He?also de~ 'iv?- ed the morning's message using as n text "Trouble in thb "K n*?'um." Oivr hearts were made to rejoice in the spirit. We w*?proud, of- our?Elder. He left in smiles. We are praying for a presperous r-pirituall and ffinani:o? *u~- ?. v-mi ^ . .'i a* n v nav nrwtj uuv Clo :ds may rang heavily o'er our hi-ads, 1 And torrents round?us fall, But we've no cause for fear or ' dread, If God's our All and All. Let's sail on thru the wind and rain. However fierce the squall. The as sure to shine atrain, As God our All and All... Ke?-p smiling when all things, go ? wrong ,r_. No matter what befall. Let pray a prayer and sing a song For God's our All and All. Mrs. Ruth A. Searles JERUSALEM JR. HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Helen Bell, Reporter Jerusalem Jr. High School again ?u? ?...iJ 1'intju ijicmajij in cuts t-uuuty wiuc Field's Day on Friday, April 5. Our school made the highest score in the county and won tTire tr<#phy awarded to the three-tcachev school. Ountchoot will never forget little 11 years old Theadore Raifor^ a member of the 6th division, who worked 33 examples out of 35 in 20 minutes. Arthur Kennedy, 9'years old, 5th grade, tied a boy from Snowhill who is 11. They both worked 34 examples out of 35. Ruth Marshall won 1st place in the Declamation Contest. Alexander Kenner won 1st place in silent reading, and Horace Bacon, 2nd grade, won third place in silent reading. The boys and girls of our school have decided that they are making their contribution and learnin.? a record that they are not ashamed for any one to know about. All of our teachers are devoting time and energy in making this a banner year. We are very proud to see the splendid cdoprfration and the respect they have for each other. The N. F. A. Chapter of our school is doing nicely. The boys are looking forward now to the district judying contest to be held on April 18. We feel very proud of our teachers, Mias Kenner 1st and 2nd grades, Mrs.Nina .Hickson 3rd and 4th grades, and our principal, Mr. W. F. Hickson and we thank them for their untiring interest. Our Prin., Mr. Hickson,, - . * w"^:' ------ ..jhii NOTICE ~~ You and your friends are eor dially invited to attend tha Bri*bon's PrQgram which will be given at BetVel A. M. J3.- Church for the benefit of the Church rally on the .'Ird Sunday, April 21, 1940 at 4 o'clock. The program is as follows: Invocation by-Rev. W. B. Loving Clarke, pastor. Selection by the Capital City Quartet. Prest ">tntion of Speaker by Rev W. B. L. Clark. - aerm JKev. ix>roy jacaspn pastor < f St. James A. M. E.I Churcfi. Selection, Capital City Quart. Collection. Poeffc, Rev. E. M. Ko?tt Instrumental Solo, Mr. Albert C. Redd, accompanied at piano by Mrs. Mr. W. B. Brlsbon. ___ Poem, Rev. Keitt Remarks, Mr. W. B. Brisbon sponsor. - -Benediction, Rev. Clark, pastoi ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH R?v. LeRoy Jackson, Pastor S. S. was called to order at 10 ~n.m. with Supt., Mrsi Eotello John son and co-workers at their nos* of duty. After the class study of the lesson the school was beautifully reviewed by Mrs. Carrie TiiniAr* Dnaa \Tn 1 la holding: the banner, Mrs. Lola Cheek, teacher. The pastor preach ed a soul stirring sermon Sunday mor-ntng from St. Luke 22:42, the theme: The Importance of Drink' inp the Cup. - " * T.-.e funeral of Mr. Jack Davis wa preached at 2 p.m. by the pastor. TexJ. Job 14:14. Sunday nipbt in spite of the rain an appreciative crovVd was pres ent The pastor again preached am ther heart felt sermon. The I.o'J'k Supper was administered at both services.*7 S.nday is our rally day and ac.h (retain is busy tryin? to the required amount. Mrs ??m (Viln'iin?is still on the sicl ,:s* We are for her ? speedy recovery. UNION BAPTIST CHTRCH No. ? Lev. I . B. Htrthrway, Pastor? Sunday, April 7th Was a great lav at our church. The Sunday school, was at the usual hour with the Supt. and his co-workers at their post of dut^\ At the begin/-s f tho rr* art net o am'ion tvio pastor baptized four candidates after which he came forth with -a burning' message. We had quite a few visitors from Hopkins a moiur _ whom, was Dea. J. B. Sims of Zion Benevolent. Sunday at four o'clock the Usher Board and Jubiloe choir-gave a singing recital. The following Vr*.s nr.d usher boards particio^t"d: Central. Zion Pilgrim, Zion Hill, Brown Chappelle and St. Luke. The amount raised at this service was $16.78^ WoUNTVILLE NEWS S*?rvic?'s at New Hope A. M. E. Church was enjoyed by all. Rev J. W. Thomas preached a won de^-'ul sermon. Sunday night, a program was given, sponsored by Misses Alice I 'epj a^d Williams. The litttle folks carried out their parts well. | Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Thomas spent the weekend -with Miss Alj yce Fowler. Miss Fowler, who ip i t teacher at Old Mountville School atttended Teachers' meet! ing in Laurens Saturday. She ha* a seven months school, also Maj dam L. C. Butler and Mary Simp| son of the Piedmont School. Miss Lillie Mae Pitts spent Sunday with Miss Ethel M. Henderson. Miss Fowler spent a few hours with Mrs. Vance Sunday j at home from the CCC of Saluda.. ! U? T o n:..? ?e t> .. :n.. at**, w . v>. i itui ui ueiiiieiiBvim.', ' sni'iit 'he week end home with parents, Mr. and Mra. E. W. Pitta. IN MEMORIAM In sad but loving memory of our dear mother and wife, Mra. Lorenza Letman, who passed away April 13, 1926. Fourteen years have passed since that sad day. _The one_we - loved was called away. God took her home it was Hip wttti Rut in our hearts she liveth still. The flowers -we placed upon her g^mve, May wither^^TTd decay, Rut love for her who sleeps beneath ffce ?od, Will never fade away. /D,... V T /" T .1 T T. . a. v^. Licvinan, nusoana Mamie E. and Miriam J. Letman daughters Freddy, Asa, Coppin, Chappellf and Archibald I/etman, sons L IN MEMORY In memory of our dear mother, Mrs. Rosa S. Fleming, who departed this life, April 11, 1939. Dear mother you have gone To thy resting place, But we will never forget you, Sleep on in thy beauty. Stephenson family. Cheraw, 8. C. ? who is president of Whe Aiken County Teachers* Ass'fl., says thati the teadhcrs meeting was cancelled from April 6 urjtil April 20. Our doors are always opened to visitors. Please feel welcome to our school. METROPOLITAN BAPTIST 1 CHURCH 1 i ' " ' 1 Newbdrry, S. C.?-In spite of ( the dark looking clouds, our good < and faithful members met us as usual at the Church. Sunday School was called to order at its time with the Supt. and teachers g presiding. Following, the good brothers brought to us a heartening prayer meeting. The pastor presented a soul stirring sermon using as text "Jesus' Tenderness 1 4 4 F O U R FEATHERS" IN FULL TECHNICOLOR Now Playing! ,1 ?- j will ?' < -C' * ft 4 > "r ? I ^ 4* * J^^K^ l- Jfl 4 * I ;; Township I Mon. Nite, Y, DANCING FROM I ADVANCE TICKETS: 75c d \ ' AT DOOR A White Spectators 50c, pit ? TICKETS ARE ON SALE AT ' | THOMAS DRUG STODE | COLLEGE INN LAF^ \; COLUMBI J [ After 23 Years - IN A MUSICS ^ A^AELEN U ;; Friday Evening, Ap !! He is regarded as the sedond ; ; TICKETS?Reserved Seats $1.10 ? A L L EN IT N x i PRESENTS MYSTEF I "THE BLA A X Three Acts by Faculty SUPERIOR DIRECTION 1 ? ? BENE ^ Allen Cniversity-Physic* | FRIDAY, APRIL I I UNIVERSITY A | Admission I L E E V Y ' S I FUNERAL HOME ! I Undertaking And Embalmin ?f ?SLOGAN? I LOWER PRICES ambui.ance service "An Near As Your Nearest Phoni r ' ? Bateshurjj and Rldgeway, S. C '[ 1831 TAYLOR ST. COLUMBI 'X PHONE 927fi :i ??- ' " ?-?: Saturday, Ap*il 13, 1^40 to" His doubtihg Dtsctptog:** Th? fioly Spirit stirred our hearts like x mother eagel stirs her neet foi lh.> young. We felt happy .indeed ;hat eveyone enjoyed themselves. God bless Rev. Gibson. May he :ontinually preach the word of God as he is now- doing, v (Miss) Annie Lee Kelly, Report. LATE SHOW SAT. NITE 10:45 ALSO STARTS MONDAY: FRED ASTAIRE ELEANOR POWELL ?IN? ^Broadway Melody of 1940" nr:) . ..... Reese DuPree t PRESENTS "FATS" Waller I AND - ' ; . HIS FAMOUS ? _ AT THE = !! - :: \uditorium!: . * April 15th?ii 9:00 UNTIL ? ? lus tax, 16c Total 91c $ : $1.20 X IB t O V 10c Tftlol CAji t rHE FOLLOWING PLACES: $ GREENLEAF LUNCH IYETTE POOL ROOM | ED. JACKSON, Promoter i (A UN AN "* J \ BOY -? * -Ji Returns Homo y lL recital I NIVERSITY - 1 I >ril 19, 1940?8:30 | best Ten.r in the Country T 83 and 55 Centn. Inc. Tax % "?"!T*?r!n!n!11!11!1 'tT Tt* I V E R S I T Y 1 I? IY MELODRAMA 1 CK ACE" !! and Alumni Players ?* i SWIFT MOVING STORY I tl Improvement Fnnd ? 2th, at 8:00 P.M. . | i\ DITORIUM | ? 25 Cents I I. R. I/??Ty, Manager ? *>< ???? ?? ????? I ??< v'