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\ WIliTMIKE NEWS
HJ- Willie L. Epps
I ^
Services were held at JCedar
Grove Church by Rev. Jimmie
?: Better.-A?fine . sei;inun?war??(tr?~
? livered. Due tu the illness Of 6trr
pastor, JteV. I. B. Ruffin, Rev.
Cannon delived a fine sermon or
Sunday night at Bruce Tabernacle
Church. Miss Mary Clark sanp
at the closing of the service_jL
composition of hers 'Loefc Tjo Me '
The .2undny. Schools at Spcin?_
Hill, Cedar Grove, and Bruce Tabernacle
Churches are still in full
? bloom. The teachers art^ present
Mrs. Julia Da\NluTTK--^l-_Ciu^isk>
S. C. was the dinner truest~~otMrs.
Brosia Brown.
Mr. Odell Coleman and his wife
- Mrs. Addie Coleman, entertained
-a?fine number of tho club boys
with a supper Wednesday night
i. i y are as. follows: Messrs. San
urchin, Lee Fant, Willie L. Epps
Hugh Coleman, Samuel Davis
the s-pper consisted of Chicken
J essing, corn, English peas, po,u
salad, rice, gravy, corn bread,
\ biscuits, ice tea, cake and ietr
i fain.
* ' P.of: and Mrs. B. B. Bowsei
e now at home after closing, a
. il school term. 1.-s
s. James .Morgan and Wii
: tw?Epps?inotoge<i- t<v Clinton on
Sunday.
.o >iv fy.i', teacher of
is in Whitmire visiting
. ?r. and Mrs. J. C. Byrd.
.. s. Mary Wlliains is able to
; I . out again. We. are glad that
n- ?fill rwr, tho mar.
> * .. i'ijjpo 10 gvit! vii v><v
i ent.
o.. Robert E. Moore %<and his
.... were dinner 'guests Fri..
aig. t at the home of Mr. ami
* J.mmie Rafford.
To you Mrs. Laura Rice, wt
- extend, sympathy in the loss of
vour son.
IN MEMORJAM
in loving memory of our dea>
s m and brother," Colie D. Joiner
who departed this life Mav 1.
1934.
Dear Colie, thou has't left as here
Thy loss, we deeply feel.
Hut it is God that hast bereft us
He can all our secrets heal.
.et again, we hope to meet thee
When t..e day of life is fled,
i i.i n in Heaven, with joy we'll
rcct thee.
. ..now how that you are dead.
on brother, dear
.. uke- your rest.
..e i ve \ou 'dearly.
Hut God loves'-you best.
(.D!a and Lola Joiner,
Mother and fathe.
i.asoel of Whitmiri
.o.s. Fffie Swindjer, Charleston
LET HIGH SCHOOI
. e. Perry, Principal
... V OVieiy night, .May 7 Mrs
... i.?u" entertained with a
....e operetta "Down A
T : L-nu.L-.-t'This crave
.. eu.t to the teacher ano
. o Id have impressed
likes real entertain"
v wumpbeli who ha..
... . ...ipcl last WeeK, Cl'e
n.. j.. ec.ation for moth
no nus a mothi.
ei more indebted to
>' U'v.u
, .11 spite * all he or
none l'or mothei,
. ..>s wish that more might
... juii done. ??
... ...ay iesti\al .which has dt
. en much enthusiasm arounc
..c.../Ui .or recent weeks, cul
....najed last Friday with a suceess,Ui
financial result. A sum oi
. -atiy 'more than $100 was real.zed.
The actual exercises whici I
. t . i.ave been held on the Ath
etic Field were .'postponed, due to
. n avofable weather conditions,
until Monday, May 13, at which
time a great time is to be had
The events will feature the coroi
?>n or king and queen, games
and races of all kinds.
Queen, Miss Jean Frances
Thomas; King, Mr. David Brown;
1 iir.cess, Miss Ola Lee; Prince
Mr. Willard Starks. Program:?
oiratiin; Song, America. But?fmtty
Dance; Spanish 'DanceT
VV'-eath Drill; Hoop Drill. May
1 ance.
DUE WEST NEWS
Mothers' Day was beautifully
f ( Served in the churches of Due
West on last Sunday, with ser^
s?hovering around the?theme.
Mr. and Mrs. George Garrett
ehi.dien, Mr. and Mrs. An.
cw Miller and children, Messrs
H. C. Joseph and R. H. Lee visited
relatives in Greenville on last
Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. I. S. Lee amf-sons
o.' Waynesboro, Ga., were the
guests of Dr. Lee's parents Mr.
and Mrs.- H. Lee on last Sunday.
They came to spend Mothers' Day
with their parents and were among
the worshippers at Mt. Lebanon
AME church on last Sun;
day morning.
.'?ir. and Airs. W. E. Hawthorne
werq visitors in Abbeville last
Saturday.
Mrs. J. B. Johnston, Jeanes tea
cher for, Abbeville county was a
visitor in Due West on last Monday.
Mlessrs Olin and Ellis Pearson
Andrew and James Brown Maddox
visited Mrs Martha Pearson
tr last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. David Makin and
family visited Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
L Leverett? and Mr. and Mrs. Wash
ington Jennings of Donalds on'
last Sundny afternoon.
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REV. W. M. WATSON
TO CONDUCT REVIVAL
AT ZION CANAAN CHURCH
State Park, S. C.?Zion Canaan
Baptist church of which Rev. A
~t*v"Potu'i1, is pffstor anil TJcacoh
w. M. ATlafns, clerk, announce its
annual spring revival beginning
londay, May 20th with the Rev
W. M. Watson, pastor of the Tabrnacle
Baptist church. Greenville
_n charge.
The public is cordially in\ited
o all of our services. You are
.velcoiue. To miss hearing this
.reacher is to miss a treat.
? ? mm
r. I> f..> tu/. t.K n.vt 1 l- II L ItA 11
?J *'' Y, 1 Maddox; Jr.. 1'astor
Seneca, S. C.?^Sufuttty-^cluiiil_
>egun at the usual hour with a
-Meiidid group present. The
.norning's devotion was conductd
by the Junior department,
whose program commemorated
Mothers' Day. All classes devoted
forty-five minutes to the study
,tne lesson. After which we re
assembled in the auditorium oi
.no church "am! listened to the re.jiis,
announcements and introluction
of visitors.
The pastor awarded the BTl>
wiidy class diplomas just before
vgular preaching service. At 11
. oi'lufk?Lhu?pastor ascended?t-he.
ostium. He took for his text
dim lb:27, subject Son, Behold
. hy Mother. His message was
"entered around tlie "Mother". He
lepicted the mother as the found
.tion of all civilization and CUlijre.
This wns ii.st nnn mnro ni
.is iViastcr sermons, which was
njoycd by a large appreciative
.udience.
B i C met at the usual hour. The
isc ssion was interesting in all
departments.
At 8 oMock the Ladies Auxilary
rendered a Mothers' Bay pro
rram with the .President, Mis. S.
Jones, presiding.. This was an i:i
.cresting, informational and touch
.ng program. The total eollect *.n
ior lit.' day was $32.54.
) Visitors were Mr. Thomas m
Atlanta, CJa., visiting Dr. and Mis
H..K. Thomas; Mrs. Leo', .\iin.imns,
Mr. Martin. Miss liirdie
1 dae llemlerson and Mr. and Mrs
Paul Cunningham. '
Prof. and Mrs. J. H. Chapman
and family. Mr. and Mrs. Waltei
ilolloway and family spent Simmy
with Mr. and Mrs. F. (J
Washington.
.nr. ti. H. Washington spent
Friday and Saturday in Atlanta,
'Ja.. attending the inter-racial
meeting.
HELENA NEWS
Sunday was a very pleasant
ay. Sunday school opened at the
aSUiil hour and at 7:30 p.m. the
'..aster. Rev. M. C. Freeman brdt
us a wonderful sermon.
Miss Inez Dewalt was the af
an.mn guest of her sister. Mrs
kinanda Bobb.
.nr. and Mrs. David Wells ol
Newberry were the afternoon
jUe.ts of their good friends, Mr.
nil .\lis. Thomas Brown.
.11 iss Catherine Abrams of New
oerrv?was the gUesl ot her bruthr
and sister-in-law, Mr. .and Mrs.
ij.iias -Bioiviu :?
Mrs. Alice Pitts, Messrs Benja.ot
anil iheoUore Pitts and Miss
I.ela Mae, Gwendolyn and Eu.ice
Pitts, all of Clinton gaye Mr
.nil Mrs. Walter Simpson .a pop
call Saturday.
Mr. Jerry Simpson has return .
\ . i.oiiie alter a very enjoyal/lc
.Tby with.. Mf- and Mrs. Walter
Simpson.
DENMARK NEWS
St. Paul A. M. E. Church
Rev. J. P. Cummings, Pastor
The meeting opened Wednesday
.day 8 with Rev. A. McFadden of.cutting.
Due to the weather the"
ei'.v .cos were very good. Sunday
morning a large crowd attendee
iiu tne? spirit of the Lord manifest
itself while our pastor gave
? wonderful message taken troni
Ruth 1:1.6,. subject An Indispenabie
Mother. At 7:.'10 p.m. ivte
returned to Bethel for the pro.1.1
i of the Twelve Tribes and
jy request the pastof "preached a
sernionetfce from the text (ion
.'JflO. He ugain revived oui
oul r- Our services were
tnroughOut the entire day. We
?.ark . the members of the various
churches for their coopera.
n. Central, Rome, Franklin
nd Sweet branch.
Vsitors from Columbia were
r. and -Mrs. Mince Morgan, Mr.
James Brown, Mrs. Ella M. Morc.n
and were introduced to the
audience by the pastor. We also
OA tend thanks to the quartet that
aim. mis group is irom Colum
oia and Mr. A. C. Steward, 52b
ouinter street, is the leader. We
njoyed it very^ lnuch.^ j
CHAPIN NEWS'
St. John A. M. E. Church
Rev. J. Summers, Pastor
Sunday services were Very
oi.d. Hie pastor brought us a
great message. S. S. at Proviso
: A.'.lh church was conductid
at the regular hour. The pas
or Rev. Margin preached a wonderful
sermon. Amony the visitors
were Mr. and Mrs. Oilie
. oung, Mr. and Mrs. Dellar, Mr.
i.t n Eleazer, all of Virginia;
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson of Columbia.
Rev. Summers delivered a soul
! 'tirring &ermon at Mt. Zion Bapt.st
church Sunday. Theme: "I
Hate to Leave Home". We also
.njoyed some very inspiring re-'
marks by Mru. M. FMeazer.
'file Willing Workers club of I
Mt. Zion Bapt? church is giving a !
cliicken supper at the school. You*
arc invited.
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WILLIAMS CHAPEL
A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. R. J. Jefferson, Pastor
,
The first floor of the above I
-nrrmert "Otnnvh \vn?'~TTrTvil tr"TCr"iif |
.ermost capacity last Sunday,
church Koers seemed anxious to
hear the word of- God. Rev. Carmichael
took his text from St
John 19:20. This was indeed a
forceful Mothers' Day sermon and
everyone seemed to have enjoyed
the same. This binning messnet/
brought tears to the eyes of main
who worv present.
The ACE League, opeped at thri
usu.J huu*? jAvith Mi; l.yirs lTT[
chaige. '1 ho topic lor discussion!
inked beautifully with the ccleuiatcd
Mothers1' Pay. after a brief
discussion, a solo was rendered
~nv?MpPnrtir We were happy
to have Mr nmSanikn-Johnsoii
Mr. Hollife Johnson and Miss Myrf
Stolks with us in the League and
Mrs. Fannie Young a faithful
men ber of the church. We are
always glad to have them and
other members and friends visit
as in the League.
Mrs. Miller is always with us
and we feel proud of her. We
miss Mr. Roach and Mrs. .liaisonvery
much from the Ixiaguo.
The evening servi.es started
promptly at 7:30. The pastoi
look his <V.,tv. nun trrni
subject I Want to See. Rev. Carmichael
left no stone unturned in
pointing out the many truths eon
necled with this message and \
-eryone was spiritually benefited
rioiii tne iniormation given by
Rev. Carmichael and a letter read
0 ' tiie cong:i egatioii trom on.
past >r, last Sunday, Rev. .JcU'ei sor
will be back for the did S nday.
>= ?
We are very pmi.d that the
good members made it possible
ior Rev. JeiVoison to attend tin
(ken ral Conference, he deserter
"this trip,.he was quite toiihhtfjJ
u sTiuinc thy service el ijut.
'ai < 1.1 iiai-1. w.ho has kept e.iiyhin.
running very smoothly durne
the a: senee o!* the pastor. W.
v<ee :? jrreat future in store, for til.
dev. Carmichael. It has imt bevias;.'
I'm him. to carry on ail bi
iliesadded lesponsihiliiics and
Ac .Mil,! ' to thank hint, we hhv.
enjoyed ha. ina hint. \\ e ai e I < .
TiiT"To:a\ai.1 to st.-.n, he.. .ie..-,
1 -o i a.. i Mr. Priici.ney' next Sun
day.
. I'.'e Tiustee rally was a success.
.. l b.. ('iii.i'Mi /.mi. ..
i\ I'.esday cveninji at 7:hU. U-t
miss .Mrs.. Sintpkins very " nmei>,
from -ilunch and ttit" i-K.li. I an:
rau.<y tn 111*i111 tliat .Mis. Saia
Billy and Mr. Zeiuler an* impr-w
.11.; nicely'. We aiv stdl praying
_ut_ .the. speedy ivlwery of run
members and hope tlu-y will-'very
soon he back in chinch.
C I.CSINii I'KOt HAM MM MA
MA1)IK)\ Jl'NIOIf III St MOO!
\\ a.i v- Siiou.s, S. t . i .a-' JO..
v/Wiajr programs will lo carried
.^LrL_hu_Un- htnma ^Maddux .J .nioi
ni.eh school.
.May'17. 1:0(1 p.nn- May Da>
1 estiva).
May _T?'?. i(? n.m. -Ani""'1 .ni-i:.
iiev. .1. s! Maddox, ,ir.
I Donalds, S. C.
- May 'JH, Krdtl p;nr.~trraloTK-ar"
contest, (ih.and Mil grades.
May do, S ::>(? p.m.-Miiad. alin,
c.xe.cises address -Mr. U. I.
. eek, Apdcison, S. <_'.
Ii:e pnidic is cordialiy invitci.
o attend ail exeivises of .tin.
-chooi. Admission Illy.
:i ric second S;.nda'y was >-vdr\
deaitii'ul. The motheis' wen
made to feel happy *rrs this was
-Xajjonal Mothers' Day. Seve.a.
beaut i fuTMrnems?auiL__sOnt;s were
ledicated to the motheis.
Miss Willie F. Boyd a forniei
leacncr in the Emma Maddox .1 r
high school was a \isitur in tin
honit' of Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt A
Hampton.
;$l Sli KIVKR lt\IT ( III Ki ll
Kev. J. ('. ( oilier. I'as.tor
Xiubeny, S." ('.---Today being
Mothers' Hay we paid our love
and respect to or.r mother.- by
com ng out and rend.'ring a iwth_i>"
day program. The program
was rendered in grot p. The ehih
rim of ea h mother assembled in
- imp and dedicated their part in
the I! f-f I i-.-tm?In thcil niol I. I' r?FT*"
ryt,nc_.seumed to .have enjoyed-it
Sunday school was a success
Following the program was tin
funeral of one of our "members,
Mr. Frank Kelly. He is survivcoby
a wife, Mrs. Kugcnia Kelly, a
daughter, Mrs. Hlanche Burton
and one grand chihl. We will
miss him.
K \l ! 'M I> \ I? i IOtI V .. .
? ??.?. 1 !.-? I I III |U j|
"Accepting God's -Invitation'
was the subject in Sunday School
Sunday, and a largo attendance
prr>hido4-io--diM'gys"~itT~T7.e Si;pi
was in charge and teachers wen
dl present.
.Most of the pupils and teachers
remained over, to hear thr paste.
>i:v< r a line sermon on "He Calls
I (r Repentance." We were made
to rejoice during this discourse,
typical of the pastor.
In the evening the Junior Mis7"
sionaries held their usual monthly
n eet.ir.gs with a nice gathering
n hi h i
Sr. H. Y. P. U. had a large num
er present and very beautiful
lessons were discussed by tlx
aen hers auid vistors.
At the night service Rev Thomas
preached "Conditions of a
ost world" from Luke lb:7. Many
?"Ce-v s~ were pri. cnt ;md two
converts were baptized. The pastor.
who Jjad just returned from
the State M. and E. Convention
brought back much information
and envouragcmcnt.
R. F. Cross. Reporter
E PALMEriX) LEADER *
MILLER CHAPEL A. M. Tt.
CIIUKCIl
Rev. L. G. Bowman, Pastor
N I *. 11 n I fn i
Bow man stressed the importance
i a i hrisian and urged that
all iming people join some church
The message was delivered witr
power and was very instructive.
Rev. Bowman left Monday morn
ng lev Detroit to attend the General
Conference, and ti e Rev. \Y.
Pallet son of Coknnbia will be
tthe speaker Sunday morning at
II:."10 and the Rev S. Martin at
?o'elock-.--- " ?"r '
Moll.ei s' D .y w ill he observec-J
next Sunday by a group oi ladies
^ nsored by Mrs. I,. G. Pratt, S
!.. ^.oou, II. yt. Young and otthers.
On account of the funeral at
tiunnalr qu.tc number'.of mom
vi- failed ^report ^on thi^ pas-'
continued thrmgh-^ the coining
Sunday.
17 a:ferly Conference is scheda
leu for the 10 and 20 of May
iect their money and l?e ready tc
t on the rotuin of the pastoC
Tr.c Chuivh liallv will take
;?i?ue the fourth Sunday and each
tt*ember is hi n y asked to do tali'
duty. A good mai'k&mafi kills lotu;ev.
so Satan ay a rule sets his
1. a,Ui . atSuis lots of game a-they
go from chinch to church.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary is on tlu
us'.. .<ir>. Mary Johnson,
the mother of Miller Chapel, woroi
<? oii.i .1- tasf Sunday morn
There Ulmr .iw^iiy ur more wi_
lowhi' c. .11 . .tVi'ii, liev. Hotv.n;.i?str\-s
ho wj.1 organize them
into a club entitled "The Widows
Come to Clwehvjjo to < "parch
Allvi.N Mii'KS
-The Spring uc\ ival at 'Cumberland
is nu.v in session. T^il
l>ublio is invited to these sevicV'.
ii; a n-u.-.t'.-i . -m \ s.tois pu
?a?-ut i rietuishi'
oti .Sunday mil . n<"iii at tno llnit!u
rh'i?>?J Anmvt r?avy. The guest
sneaker of t . priyi-oi -lVas?u^_
C. H. Brown of Bo_nedict_College
The Junior Choir of 'Kr.ondsh.p
Jt'ellilelX'd. music along with, t'.vi
solos from Mi.-.-.es Ihnthenia Tales
and Lulishiu Kolloy.
The. Brotherhood is thanking all
who in some way helped tarry
oifi tliis splendid affair.
.> i i: s, wife of Dea.
E. Wynn, lias gone north for tlrMrs.
Malindu White- has als
i . . e northern
states and we extend our best
Wis hi-* -tfl I.IT ; _
"A Farewell I'arty" was giver
in Vorlinda Hall at Schofteld by
the'.Senior Class, Friday night,
May It). Senior Prom will be iiela
i ..a rasliion >how.
sponsored by the Sewing Classes
. . .? .?..s> V. 1). Collins,
will he giver.. These along with
others are the feature programs
ul seaoiselii. . i
The pnhlir?school, .-lays on its
i?foil rani a .Singing Contest which
will be on the loth, along wito
Tt flay' TTn'iI opei'etTiT'~7liiring""The"
. '.e v. .. -oil.
Mrs. Annie Butts, daughter <>t
Deal and Mrs. Will Goodwin, vistwo
weeks. She returned to the
North last Sunday. ,
I ' I'.: i. yt tuo Aiken -Headed
School thh't was held on Mon.
.. y ti. was the,largest
and last ftr* the year. '1 h< uui.itoriuni
was tilled to its capacity.
..a i _ a'. Cney made plans foi
xho School tiarden given l;y tiio
WI'A. ?
it; r. w. ii. s win ton <;i est
speakkk at grace h. e.
(HIIK H
'k ' n r. S. C.?The Sunday
School of Grace R. K. Church
presented Principal W. H. Swinton,
of the St. Stephen Hitfr
<i. <>1. it. Stephens. S. Su:i' i(i
-sum: Invocation,
Key. .). S. Collins; Solo, .Miss
Claude E. Shell; Address, Prof.
\V. H. Swrntm. "The Progress Ol
.1 : Instrumental Solo,
.Miss V. Jennins; Address. Prof
Oeui K'1 Huliiian, .11'., " The Kelalion
Between I he Home And" Sailday
School." Supt. Alfred,'.Aiken
Prof. \V. 11. Swinton makes the
Ddlowinji .announcement concernina"
his school: Annual Sermon. T\
Rev. (i. A. Thomas, Dist. Supt
of Charleston, May ~1'J; Giaduat
u Ad ales -i. Rev. J. P. Ciarrick
i .ih :?of veurii- t'olloue. Sum
ter. May 2d;
i re_ l iter had the pleasure of
s-.iin"; pn.f, Swinton's school on
Wednesday.__JjaUv
l?r?Ai kerr, R eiT>rter
FRIENJX'HIP A. M. E. CHURCH
iv ii. W. Walker, Pastor
Clinton, S. C.-The Pastor- preach
I iin.-,] 1 in* theme "A Roomy Relit*
ion," His method of preaching
v elN'iit.
Rev. A. J. Steward brought us
the eveniTTIfs" message from the
'" 'in' "Eternal Life," which was
followed by the Holy Communion
. >r .> I! <*1.
The S. School was conducted
by the Supt. Review was made by
the pastor.
Rev. A. .1. Steward will take
charge of the services in the absence
of the pastor, wV o left
Sunday nght for the Geneva f-Canit
i k e. The, Wllng Wcpkers
Club presented Jhm a neat sum
on his leave.
Mss Mattye Mayme Yoting will
take charge of the office at the
funeral home while the pastor is
av.ay attending the conference.
ALLENDALE PEOPLE
SUPPORT ALLEN'S
LIBRARY FUND
Miss n"'"inah ' " i A1 ?
Estclia Johnson, 50c; C. V. Bing,
50c.-Mrs. C. V. Bing. 50c; Eli J
Davis, Jr.. 50c; A. O. Williams,
50c; Miss Enid Dix, 50c; Miss
Pauline Robinson, 50c; C. B. Byrd
5Cc-\ Miss Eva Fields, 50c; Rev.
IL \V. McTeer, 50c; Mrs. C. O.
Gadsden, 50c; Mrs. Lucile WilliamlT
5ttc~j C7?CT.~ .Mcintosh, 50c,
iurs, i . u. .viciniosn, ouc; Miss
V\ i 11 it* K. Rowers 50 , Mrs. Ida A1
li'n 5"c. . ^fii K'ictt My v; 50XT,
diss Lillian Duu 'las 50c, Miss
rhclnia Whcler 50c. Miss Henri
Mae Glover 50c, Miss Beatrice
Woods 50c. Mrs. Louise Dovoe 50c
..?;ss Ida Hitter 50c, Mrs. Annie
Boyd 50c, Mrs. Georgia Guess 50c
r. W. A. Parson 50c, Mrs. Ma"ble
Hayes 50c, Mrs. Rosa. Bowers
. "j*' W. R .L Hani mitt <S'0c, Miss
ivirkland 50c, Miss Abelle Palnoie
50c, Miss Josie B. Dingle
Oct, Mrs. Ollie B. llaynes 50c.
Mi's. 011icr~B. Havnes ftdc. Total
$17.50
Mrs. Jennie G. Kennedy 85c,
Miss Eunice Bowers 75c, Mr. Er-aeaL
-^oyner- 26e^ Miss JessL
. oniiih lioc, Mrs. C. M. Morris
)c, Mrs. Sadve Kiou ?5r Mies
: QujllOV' Minnions 25c^ Mr. Glovei
iw.io..., -in? M*. r-.?r, -
...Mwivii ovc, mi. i^iiniui DUItOIl
.5c. Lr. L. A. Sartor 25.-, Rev. L
?v. -iarvin 25c. Total $3;90.
Miss Fhcobia J>ix 1.50, M*s
.uby Mitchell 2.00, Mr. C. It. Kitor
2.00, Mt. Hope Bapt. Church
2.05. Total $8.15.
airs, Lei mce Thompson 1.25,
Mrs. Emma Allen 1.25, Miss Sam
Ha L. \\ oodurd 1.00. Miss MildrcC
iohnson 1,00, Miss Nora Cam
...u. .Hiss ltuth Creech .50, Mr
L. 13. Butler 2.10. Mrs. Lottie F
Hill 1.25. Total $10.85.
Air. Fred iillmon l.oO, M-rs. Al
ice Brown 1.00, Miss Eula WoLi
:?Tv7, .u?a. r airiest Cave 1.00
Mrs. Julia Bell Ware 1.00, Mis
it nova Scott 1.00.^ Miss Mjldrpd
ot. iivs" 1.JI, Miss Luv.ru ~ Itcitl
2.00. Mrs. Edna Thomas .50, Miss
i! t 1-. Junnsaii .10. tirand total
slmi hi he $50.00
l.au.a Ktici .Jeaiu s Tt acuci
KIIKTEV 1LLU NliWS
i . i .vi A. M. hi. Church is moving
ne nicely under the gieat
Ue?. W. ij.. Wiilliams. D.ih
ine last Sunday the pastor delivered
two great inspiring sermons
.1x1 many soi ls were made to feel
Mail. Two persons joined" the
Church. Quite a numl er oi visi.iiis
weie present.
The Sunday School was led 111
ts arbitration by the dynamic
Slip I. Mr. \V. L. Lav is at h I' M
STewirTuvsis Boards no. 1 and 2
nad on a rally Sunday and raisc-u
a neat sum. Mis. K. Bank was
me' winner. .,ev. Adams, a baptist
preacher, preached.
. n i uesdny-i?May 7; the
-angel?of Deatn Claimed tile lile
oi Mii.O. l<a\is, the great leader
of class no. 1 and a faithful niomoer.
He will be missed by all those
who-knew him. We fed that 0111"
loss Ts Heaven s gain. He leaves
.0 mourn his passing 4 sons, 1 a.doiiied
daughter, 11 graiulcnhdie;.
_ s..tors, 1 Plainer, ami a host o?
relatives and friends. Funeral
ci-iecs were cuml. cled from tho
Bethel A. M. E. Church. The sermon
was delivered by toe pasioi.
Rev. \V. 1)., tYjlliums, who .was as
*s?Vtetl l>y-fWV. At rant ,ol
?t.ai lesioii}t JJLev. llilL, Zion
^v. .*trrT*. 'chuich, Rev. .-almas ol
St. John Church. The church \wu
. < .. tIL-ti.
MORRIS liKO\\'.\ A. M. E.
(II I'RtHJ
Mothers' Bay Was fittingly observed
last Sunday. Rev. A. Jones
onducted the exercises of the Jr
church, and at 11 A. Al., Rev. S
Randolph preached an- interesting
sermon lropi the suliject is
--weii wtrtl Uiee " All s> interesting
and impressAe was drawn by the
,-uii; -r who pictured the model
of the Bible. The sermon fitteu
splendidly with the theme of the
day J'*
At 8 I'. M. another good message
was brought by Rev. J. WTi.
s'li ol?Wt. ITear.ant, H. t'.lle us I'll
--as his-tJrrmtr'>Tlire~Chi )stian liirsfc.1
.ne seiiiu-n was well delivered,
finding a responsive echo in ti.w
..caits ol the hearers. The Senioi
> h ir rendeded appropriate musu
at both services, directed by Bro
W. S. Grant, the chorister. A feature
of the morning's service was
tile uresent.jitinn t,. -u-?
4 uui tuuaif
mother, MiSs A. K. Izars a beautiful
-"Bunch of flowers. The piesei.
cation was made by Bro. F, O
..ntcheil in a well rounded speech
Sister I/.ard, who is 91 years old
and still active, made a nice little
speech of acceptance. The occasion
was .was impressive and was
fitting in every respect.
It is expected that our pastor
Rev. R. I. Lemon, will have returned
to the city by the next is
suo of the Leader. Morris Brown
.eceived with a deal of pleasure
the news that Dr. D. Ward Nichols
has been elevated to the
bishopric of the A. M. E. Church.
An honor which we feel is well
deserved. The writer has known
Dr. Nichols since he was a boy,
possibly 4 or 5 years old. Having
made good in the church in no un orta.n
way it is our impression
that he will fit well into the larger
scheme of ewleayors which
his election contemplates. Our con
graduations are extended to Bishop
Nichols. Long may he continue
his usefulness in the great
A. M. E. Church. During the absence
of our pastor Revs. R.
Crawford and Albert Jones have
carried on in a way that deserves
rVur appreciation.
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| SALUDA SC HOOL CLOSES | ei
, Seymour Carrol! Makes Address h
Harrison J. Trapp, Re-elected I j<
l?
* oaiiuia; J>tay "16?The annual e
commencement exercises for tl\e
Saluda County Training school
were held here in the main audi- a
terium- of the high school Wednes n
day night a week ago. A large f'
crnuvl n K-orwlorl fho ov?>vnic_-.c Sn? ?
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mour Carrftil of Columbia, field .
-iw?. < i-ontntive?of?the American
II,.mane Education society deliv- p
. red the address to the class. Mr
Carroll made a v?'<jy-good addrcoa ?pleadingfor
a closer cop-opera- g
t'on betw/en teachers* parents
and students in building for Sa- y
Itala county a bigger and better 1
high s hool. Mr. Carroll devoted
most of his talk to good American g
citizenship, clean government,
while on the other hand he advis- y
ed home ownership and the back
to the furir movement.
Har lison J. Trapp, the progres- j w
sive principal presented the class ^
to N. A. Carson, superintendent
. of education who awarded the cei q
silicates to the class. Mr. Carson
commended Principal Trapp for
the work that has been done at
the school, and pledged his suport
and cooperation to the principal
and his teachers for a bet- s
end of the commencement exercises
Mr. Trapp announced that v
a short summer session will?be -V3
held in duly and that all of the S
teachers have been re-elected. e
The following are the members c<
?1' to Graduation class:* Alberta c:
Bor.ham, Thelma Bernice Mc- P
Grath, - Henry Hanes Stevens, ^
Uthol Ren Coleman, Dorothy Trip c
n. I'.ois Nelson. '.a
All of these graduates will en- ?
ter some-college in the fall. "
The Rev. L. C. Jenkins, minis- *
ter of the Union Baptist church ,
Colombia delivered the annual '''
sermon here Sunday afternoon.
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JOHNSTON NEWS c:
Rosa Spring Baptist Church ! *
Rev_ J. S. Gordon. Pastor .
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S
Ti,.. \ii... u -
...... i'?\ i i"vram v;\s a "
success at Rosa Spring: Baptist ^
,'h :i ( h on Sunday,- May 5. The
St inlay School "lesson was tauDrt ,
by Deacon Bowman, remarks by ~
Bro. West Peterbark. Dea. Alex, ?
Harrison was wall pleased.
AL 12:30 Rev. W. L. Smith de- ,T
livcrod a soul stirring sermon. -1
.-it the close 01 the service Dea.
A. B. Harrison called for the race
i tiu* Deacons to be crowned
"King." At 2:30 dinner was ser- \
cod t n the grounds. 3:30 the dis.
ussii n o fwho was the greatest S
ea'tli i .'..oscs or Joshua, opened <
by Dea. A. B. Harrison, followed
uy D'-n K -1?Herd of Coluinbiu,
->ii. . L. Loyd of Edgefield, Mr.
West Peterbark, Johnson and was
ciosed by the pastor, Rev. J. S.
Gordon. Churches that were iep- V
. .seined woe St. Luke Baptist <
Church Choir and Usher Board _
"of LoiumoTa^S. C.. Bethel C. Al.
E. Church. Johnson s o
W.J ATX C.
Pleasant baptist Church, John- p
oil. v.. i.an choir pstors, Revs
A I . ll- " -1 -him"!?
of Aiken, S. C., anil W. L Smita
At 4 I*. M. Dea. A. 11. 11am>o.
. oio-ig ino lamous Deacon,
called Doaci.n kriss Smith and
Dea. . am S uughier lu tne front
to be crowned ' King.' Dea. Harrison
swept the ehuicn. airs. k. ?
al. 1 .atlimore and Mi's.. Joe Mobley
were kept* b.sy tecoming tne ^
Key. ,1. j. "Jones preached Sun- _
, , ...y 'mg'.t tulGng; as a subject
- "God will help you."
i-ea. Harrison raised $30.51 and
,.i.it.? $!._.)
Slaughter $7.K. Smith $7.?5.
Kev. \V. k \\ nson will preach
..u Spring on Sunuay nignt,
alii'.\ 1'elll
UKANGKBl KG DISARICT 1 .
O.n i- i.itENl ri
The Orangeburg district confer 1
e lie it?vrjvn GT)(5iI Hop J
.v. .u. r,. ciiuicn, Cope, April IS,
iP> 31,. ll?P), Kev. P. 13. bnoo&p
pastor. a
in.irsiiay luot-ning*, 10 a.m. de- C
otionai conducted oy ur S rNance
,nes.ii.ng elder. Kcvs. R. J. Jef.erson,
i. S. Gamble and 13. J.
llOllge, a iter wlpeli I Qe CUllir lid ?&
' -i..?s^ed tne conl'ci t-llce wnth very "
->e7Trtin^ words that seem to . have "~
.IIS oiled toe in-i.t iiii.ii
i lie emu(renee was organized.
CKev.) I>. J. Hodge was elected
^>eei etarw and repoFEeri The busi " ,
:iess v>t the conference moved on
.11 giai.ii style with Williams chap
. 1 loading and the reports pei
charge were one hundred percent
the Elder Lr..Nance, said that 11
t v. as one ot the best district ?
.iieet iigs that he has been ai/le O
.o witness during his four years 8:
.i tlie district. Uood preacning i
and singing was the order, and
the spirit of love.)
i he following ministers preach ' "
?d. t.t'.s, 1. S. Gamble, annual
sermon; Educational sermon, uev F
B. F. Sumpter; Kev. K. J. Jetier..on,
1 Jr. b. Nance and Rev: B. J. ?
Hodge.
l;e\. and Mrs. Brooks and the
good people of the Good Hope
circuit spared no pains in making
it pleasant for everyone . They 0
lived up to the very line welcome II
program rendered on the night ot i
cne first day session.
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JOHNSTON NEWS ""
Bethel C. M. E. Church . Jj
FTiiuTay was a splendid day for
churchgoers, as it was Mothers' j
Day a special sermon was deliv- , D<
Jered by the Pastor, ReVi W. E:'m
Wilson from the subject 'The H?
.True Mother".
'Sunday school opened at the us- |
j mil hour with a good crowd pres- Ol
Saturday, May 18, 1940
nt.
At 745 p.m. the pastor was at
is post of duty, using as a sub2ct
"The Abiding Presence of
Inrl" A ?? 3? t-u"
red by this able minister.
The silver tea that was given
t :the home of Mrs. John Lattilore
on Sunday evening was spoti
ared by the Willing Workers
oard of Bethel CME church. An
iteresting program was rendered
y Mrs. W. W, Gary.?Very inter
sting remarks were made bv the
ev. Wilson.
pecial sermon at Lotts Groves
aptist church Sunday. He used
s a subject "Daughter's Love for
[other".
Mrs. Ethel Mae Lattimore vis.ed
friends at Bettis academy on
uaiday. ? >
Mrs. Mattie Spring Bunch of
Washington, D. C., is visiting Mr
nd Mrs, James Spring; ?
Mrs. M. M. Davis is '11 at th:s
'riting. We hope she will soon
eVwell again.
Mr. C. P. Pope and Mr. Robert |
!ary are enjoying fishing these v
ays.
School News
The Edgefield Conn:** '" ain'n
chool. reports oomplfti n nf ivi- ~
/hich proved very successful, and
rell attended by the community.
Lnnie Harrison and Rosie Mae.
Iprings won first and second pnS
IV>?n(>ptivolu in fllo O??fn?i/.ol
jntest in which eight girls partiipated.
The first and se-ond ^
rades play "Children of Mother
ioose", May 6; the Adult school
losing exercises May 8; the third
nd fourth grades play "Closing
)ay at Beanville. School," May 10
nd the fifth grade play "The Tom
humb Minstrels, May 13 were
udly applauded by large attenanees.
Principal R. N. Smith announc- ...
s the- .remaining? school closing
?<5 follo\vs: \sixth and
evcnth grades play \ 'VPc.lished
lobbies," May 17: Educational ad
ress, Rev. M. M. Peace, Aiken,
Itnday, May 10. Class 'Day exerises
Monday, May 20; Commence
lent exercises, Tuesday, May 21
no ivm," oddTss. Prof. Walter
Hurl'?. ?ta.tc College, Orangeburg,
S. C. All patrons and
rienda are cordially invited t^ ?'
end these programs and help
sake them a great success.
Poro Beauty School
r .4 Oifi1 lfltl J A
uuvaicu ai Linl iTimwinHJ rtT?.
BEAUTY CULTURE IN ALL
ITS BRANCHES
hampooing, Pressing, Marcelling
Croquinolling. Finger Waving, ,
Hair Dyeing. Bleaching.
louring. Massaging, Hand
Moldine. Anatomy and
Electricity.
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lilhelmina C. Pope. Instructor
knn!f M. Pone. T. Malone. Pro
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- CARDS
DR. H. D. HARPER
nrvTTCT
announces "Wis new
location at
. 709V2 Main Street
Over Dt. Mor-teith's Office
Office Hours: Telephone:
I1A. M. to 2 P. M. Rn. Mil
s P. M._toJLR.jjL?i.
DR. W. D. Chappelle
Physician and Snrfson
liseases of Women and Childrea
A Specialty
Office: Residence:
in Uilj 8L TOI Pine 8t
Colombia, 8. C.
DR. H. H. COOPER"
DENTIST
Special Attention Given to Dla.
vn?vo vi ul? uuh1v
Gold Crown and Bridge Work
A Speciality
ffice Phone 6429 Rea. 8264
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DENTIST
IIlings, Plates, Crowns, Bridges.
Anesthesia a Specialty
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Eye, "Ear, Nose and Throat
Glasses Fitted Accurately
ffice Hours Telephones
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Office Residence
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