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:F4rr?r-Miliu1 Sun<U?y servicng
were I, Mil?aJ?11_L Pisgnh A ME
church. Because of the absence
of our pastor, Rv. B. C. Cunningham
who is attending the General
conference in Detroit, Mich., we
had- as our speaker Rev. S. Glass
who delivered a soul stirring serJ
nion.
A Mothers' Day program was
rendered r with all mothers pres'
ent, participating.
A family reunion was held^at
tiro home of Mrs. Lucretia Eyries
Sunday, May 12.
Thnao _pi pq<>nt Wi*r<f: six child
ren, thirty-four grands, fifty-two
'jieat grauds and nine great-great
grands. Mrs. Earles is "93 years
old, ahd has resided in C'ayce for
? a number of years. **_
NEW HOPE AME CIll'RCH
Rev. S. E. Marti". Pastor
On Sunday morning at the arrtrmed--ehtweh
and at- 11:15
the S. S. was opened with sistet
Hall as- Supt. This being Mothers'
Day the entire morning se
vice was in the hands of ti e ladies
of the church. The Sunday
s. boo'l lesson was well taught and
. a wonderful review by Rev. Mrs
Miller of Columbia.- The Pastor
Rev. Martin need'to be conpratulated
in the way and manner the
service was arranged. 1 *2:1 c
found the church pa'cked to heai
the message of the Lord.. Siste:
Eugenia Williams a. ted as mis
tress of ceremonies. Re v. Mrs
Miller was presented, and what. a
| time v.e had. ?': .< preached with
' .the spirit so forceful ur.t;! three
younp pirls came out from tr.eii
seats ci;> inp Holy that they had
found "jesUS". :
At 3:30 we assembled agair. t
hear the Rev. N. Smith, pastor Of
Black Jack Baptist church, wit: 1
his entire cor. :r< pat ion. Rev'. Mr
Smith said that he was very plnd
to be with the pastor and members
of the above named church j
Rev. Smith ha? oecn tne pascur ui
Black Jack church for 40 year?
and that this .was- the second tir.u
that he had the chance to cento
New Hope. He Jtold how long
e h: J b e'- knowing Rev. Martin.
He preached a wonderful sermon
Revs. Martin, Ilall, McCrockwel!
and wife were the supper guests
of sister Eugenia Williams.;
8:00 O'clock found us in the
house of the Lord to witness a
>m sponsored by the Morn
tar quartet in interest of si?
tor O'lie Cook's club. Again we
st im:/: .,.i that Rev. Martin
citaiuly knows how to make
friends and is a good rr.ixer T^he
t tal collected $25.13. Vsiitors and
friends are always wolcome.
FIORKNCE NEWS
J. -Al. Stokes, Reporter
Miss Marie L.' Robinson spent
the weekend at State College in
Orangeburg.
Mrs. G. L. Gregg of Orangeburk
spent t'he week end in the
city with relatives and friends.
Mr. Cornelius Sims, Jr.; and Mi
Ray Battele, Freshmen at StatC
College spent Mother's Day with
tneir parents. .
Miss Juanita Coleman spent
Mothers* Day home- in ColumbiaThe
.Junior "arid SenttJf"" Ban
quet- went- over in large letters or
last Friday evening in the Wilson
Hi. Auditorium. It was enjoyed
by all.
Miss Boat; ice Reynolds of Ca;r
den, S. C. spent Mothers1?i-hrywith
ixnenta.
Miss Hennie Backus of Peterburg,
Ya., wris called home'on account
of the illness of her mother
' Mrs. Mary Backus is on the lis
of the sick. Her many friends an
wishing her prompt recovery.
Mrs. Estelltf' G. Peas of Phila
was called home on account of th
illness of his mother, Mrs. Edit!
Grerg.
Dr. M. S. Robinson of Dillior
was in the city , on business.
Send all news of importance to
Malachi Stokes at Grant's Drug
Stores?~?
A. U. CLUB ORGANIZED IN
ORANGEBURG i
Orangeburg, S. C.?Allen University
Chapter was organize*'
here last Sunday, Mrs. Carrie Me
Gill being elected preisdent anMrs.
Marian Buchanan, of State
college was elected secretary.
Other officers are: Treasurer, Mrs
Laura Frederick and T.'ilis Corine
Love, vice-president.
President J. T. W. Mims and
I. M. A. Myers, executive secre
ary, were present and addressed
th-e club members. A good attendance
was recorded and the outlook
for excellent work was assured.
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CHESTER PARAGRAPHS
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Prof, and Mrs. W. H. Atkinson
and little son, spent Saturdr.v and !
Sunday in Union with her father j
Rev. J. A. Baton and sister Mi?S|
;.arah Baten. On Sunday, Mot...
ers' Day, they "placed a wreah on
the grave of their mother, who
mssed aa.v about a year ago.
Prof. Cyril Spnnn of the Jack- :
<oh hign school faculty, Camden.
ipent Sunday here.
Misses A. L. Lindsay. Rock Hi1'
Miss Naomi Neal, Columbia were
' sts ol" their mother's Sunday
-hv their respective homes.
Miss antiie B.? Cassell of Finley
iirii faculty' made a business trip
to Greenville. Friday. The day
vas spent Tn observation at the""
Mo I iff I' ll?school (wluted 'where _
v?th several other teaeher-s - from
tin r parts of the state.
C11 the campus at Brainord in
tit ite, Tuesday afternoon the X.
V. A. camp faculty and young: pee
lo invited friemle-from-i-Uve-tewn- nd
members of Finley hi school
to a ,'^Get-to-Gether" party. Chair-.
cm' arangred on the campus i n
en i-circles: a table wvf5 in the "
enter with a vase of beautifu
ad roses: the piano was placed
t the left and of "the" circle* PaTT"
>ffi. iitls. camp girls and boys and
in >ts wore seated Miss >l:Kis
5el . / the directress of 'the. N\A.
en', er presided, a so. her grace- ^
fu: and dignified nanm : favt-r.::
? a deal ef ir.fonv.atior. con- /
el ihg-t't worfc and. >>hat the::
or' hor pains an. Pre f 0?. :
Freer.var. of Kansas City. Kar.
Asst. Director also sp> ki and gave
ir.f nr.at:or. o r.cirr.ir.g tne origin ,
tv.griss made by th |
a: ; to the vnsin.t time. A very
fe: or?-- pra>Hr -was offered by '
M:' Collins M:ss P. Pi :n!ei grass
: iar.o selections as the open ;
of the program. The glee club ^
wit:; Iter as accompanist sang sev i
oral (iloailtifl selections. In the 1
> o at distances of a few feet i
apart were several small tables {
:pc ; which were larsre pails of ice <.
1 punch, with dozens and,dozens
of sanitary cups. At each ta- v'
le -too.! a young girl dressed in
dark blue. with, small white Dutc'"
aprons, and white hair hands
These girls poured generous helpings
of punch while another groin (
passed napkins and cookies. Mi's. 0
\ .1. Fioley was called' on, and t
rado brief remarks.' Members of j
the camp had their names and ad- 're:
sos writtten on paper and pin
ied on their coats and traits, so |(
that introduction would be eas;
These instructors add voune^ peu
1 a
pie are being welcomed here by all ,
of the people. Each Sunday finds
thei i at some church in town. The '
"mo type of work that they are
loi: ? here-is being felt already;- ?
ltl nigh their stay so far is jus*
ab< it three weeks. The official- ?
stall* iB as follows: Directress 1)1
Miss Matrcd McKissick, Union; wl
Ass:. Director, Prof. George Free H
mai . Kansas City; Educational di
eciress, Miss Shadie Spears, Ben a:
nt sville; Asst.. Mrs. S. *E. Col"ins
Columbia; Sewing Instructoi LM
Mrs. Vivian Pomnev. Columbia: l(
Secretary. Miss Ruth Menafem '
Dei mark; Music and Recreation l'
Mis- Pansy Pendererass," "Sumter;
N'ur-o. Miss Lillian Means, Colum 11
'iia: Dietician. Miss_Gerlrude ilall t
I m-';- Art Ttwhet-.-Miss- A"?Lticilr- o
Johnson, Anderson; Agricultural f
*ftl? "? tor .Prof. John Reese, Bon- j,
ne'tsville; Asst,, Prof. H. Sar- %
tor. Carlisle; Woodwork and shop t
Prei'. A. H. Manning, Hartsville;
-\iUil--Wdt. i'.nvan.-Mi^JAlillic Mob p
< v. Ch< ster.
1 it-re are about 120 young n:en .
inn women here, ^ome applies- t
o. - nic in from Chester county
.n<! the prospects are that the enoil
ncnt may be enlarged in tho j
u.;ery near future. Visitors are ,
tvr eiously welcomed by the Th ,
struotors. It is the hope of the
frii nds that these good peopfe
may enjoy the entire time spent
here." |?
\f no T tlo Dv?A?tr?* ?? '! D*- - ?
ajiia ihuwii miu 11LL1U son
ft Wednesday on a motor trip ^
to New York City to join her hug c
_iiLnd? ProL S. L. Brown, formei I
iresi'dent Braintfrd institute, who *
will return south early in June,- t
from Columbia university where
he has been studying the past <
year. Prof. Brown will receive at o
the comrr.encement exercises, a
spe ial certificate in Vocational Ed '
uoation. His credits are all tow- '
irus a Doctorate degree. His many
friends here will be glad to see S
him when he comes, and admire ?
him for the fine success which he _
is making in his work. ?
On every hand Mrs S. M. G ^
Tvrd is receiving congratulations
/the most excellent adores* "
that she made at the white Pies- t>
bytcrian church (by special invitation)
to the Missionary society, i S
A crroup of chlidren were so charm ' V
od with her remarks that they |
V TH
pave her several srfts as tokens
of their appreciation. The society
thanked her, and-informed hri
that they want her to come again.
.Many visitors wage in town for j
Mothers' Pa?, ami many went to j
.heir several homes to spend the
day. At most of the churches'
we. * exercises with appropriate
sneer bos and sonps.
}'e> r .na Walker Chisholm,
sister of Mr. Ardr\ Walker and
daughter of the late Mrs. Pilsy j
Wa!leer. died at the homo of hei 1
sister Mrs. Kdnn llordon in Char-j
lotto:?funeral services were h.oUC
the e Sur.dav. Burial was-to Chain
lotto. Mr. Ardry Walker, went up'1
for the funeral.
The Junior-Senior pionie e.'j
rimy high' school will bo at l av-1
adiso I.akr.-Sntnr.iay of this wook 1
The Mr sip classes. of Fiuley liij
will five a 'program Sunday a'-'torr.oon
itt the auditovium from
1:3 ' to o:30 This, will be tin- irs.
exorcise loailing towards com
r.o veniont. Tho program, will bo
iv.i'er tho supervision of Miss K.
T7T Ilea try rrrtit "Mi?? Roxy Harbor r
> rs. I..ir.":o : P'.xon. I oomis St.. I
Mrs 1" El la Sv.-.it . Ashtord .'St . i\u j
>n the >iek list. !
?? v. ab.d?Misi P H. lkiboo.!. Mr:
Ella WV.kor- motored to Was:
r.g on. P. P.. Saturday to attend
fh~e AMT1Z oor.fovonor lrr^rryr^the
o.
wp 11 \M MTfriirrrr
I A P TO REST
A iTTihnT Mitchell to1. employee
f Cv vv . r.p.u n: who served as
gvar.t -in tho world war. dear
vii "this life on May ;>. l.'.l '
.\b.> a ".o was ?:rv k down by a:
t in Pin< opo'ds. S C.
I ':*i si i/ .KVs Wi'iv -k .'Id Jit
hi i.ir in ' Hill Baptist church..
Ma oy. S. C.. May S. UUP. Piav
r as olferejd l-v Mrs. S. T. Tayor
?f Columbia. Thrtv solos wteiv.
in by Mi. 11. 11. Poo!. Mr. Altai
'iso Smith and Mrs. Myrtle,
lu all, of Columbia. Taps \\v.\
/lo' a by Mr. J. B. Taylor: o-biilary
by Mrs. Campbell Reed ami
en Ilk; by Ml'. I. S. I.e * y. 1 lu
ir l-n v.'i! rendered by Re'.. Mi
loi.ut, i as tor of St. Mark Ba {
ist chuieh. Rev. Walter Brown o'l
i I mbia, assisted in the services
lie leaves to mourn a lovim;
if> and live oevot i tl/U^eii. a
ios; of relatives and friends! ,
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LAKE CITY HIGH SCHOOL j
On. Wednesday May I alii, Lake i
"it.v high school completed one
f the most successful school .
.M'luS in the histoiy of the .school
he total 'expenditures up to Ma\ .
tin amounted to $;}:12.41.' This '
icU des the cost of the school gai
.m project over the summer. Of
ic above total the lun.li project p
mounted?to ami basket- ?
ill $02.00. The aboVe total ex- ^
L'liditures does not include sdme
*4
xpeiises taken care of by the
^aid ami superintendent. There
ill be some additional lunch room:
<jxnis.es and some expenses collected.
with the closing programs j
f the school which have not been i
?ported as yet. a
The total raised by the school v
s of May 7, amounted to $;>10.1l. '
f this . amount $157.8? was rais:1
in a teachers rally early in the
riii. A? lunch project rally clur- 1
ig the "summer, pjjbgranis during '
le term, and candy sales contri- c
Uted TareclV in raisins/ the io. r
lainder. The school is expecting ^
o have a clear record by the end 1
f?t-hu tetm-r-?The-?door?receipts- ro.n
thtr first two closing pio-" ,
;rains amounted to $40.10. This
invi'.nt is included in tin- idm-h 1
ut; 1.
Oil Mvi)da\ mcht. Mi.v. 1::. tm _
lign school play "Oh I'roinisi
de" under the direction of ^iss
inr.ie Mae Rainey was presented
o a large and appreciative n.di
nt . The following persons 'are
neinbers of the graduating class.
[Catherine Barr, Flory Burrows,
Lei a. Graham. Theodore Graham,
vie dclle Greene, S. 1). MeCiftch'Oii,
Jr.; Caesar Scott, Jr.; Carrie Washington,
Blondell Williams
ind Alva Wilson.
On Sunday, May 12th at 4:0b
>.m. the baccalaureate sermon was
leliverad by Tfev. E. E. Cornweli
lasior of Siloam "Baptist ch arc by
Cingstree. During this week one.
he .teachers will be leaving for
heir respective homes. They ah
!Xpi?3sed themselves as having
njoyed their school work.
"A YLOR SCHOOL CLOSING
ANNOUNCEMENT
ACay 24, 8 p.m.?2nd and 3rd
grades; "Max and His Music Box"
diss J. E. Gladden, teacher.
May 26, 4:00 p.m.?Sermon Dr.
\ Sells, Instructor, Columbia Bi4e
college.
May 28, 8:00 p.m.?First grade
Cinderella"; Miss C. F. Boulware (
eacher. ?
May 31, 8:00 p.m.?Fifth and
lixth grajdes, "fhe Apple". Miss J
r. King' teacher.
Admfssion to plays 5 and 10c. I,
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B PALMKTTO LEADER
BAPTIST E. AND M. SESSION
Continued from Page 1
T. Thomas; pimer ef-"Snfror~Bap.~
"TTsl l hr.roh. ChaVloston.
The Devotional theme of the
Convention was "The Reconstruct
iw l\ubO!U'.<s of the Christian
Religion for Soeial woJt'aro which
was ably dis.ussed by Br. (.'has
11 Brown of Benedict College.
Future Program
Tho future program of Baptists
\is outlined by the president
111.) >.l 1 ? I
r ? - " ^ !'" "'"t m ll'll 111 - - eluded
the following: 1.1) A move
meat- looking towards the establishment
Headquarters, either in
Sumter or Columbia. (?) Closer
supervision of .Morris College in I
the futuie bv the Convention i
;. ugh t he president. (T) Build-1:
n? a r,ib aiy and Science hall at
:5u college. H> Kvery Baptist re-.
...v ud to ciw Sl.dt' per year to
C.i Kmhwment Fund of the Colli.:.
<M Sotting aside two days
o: . arn year to memorize dis.nshed
Baptists, this yeat'
ekor T. Washington and Ira
tV . hi.son.
i: nous roVealed that through
thx- yours President Butler and
his associates have been building
-rrt* a s.ivpt-us?i-arul-m -the-ttawe-of the
Convention. Tito Convention
:s no longer bankrupt and en
v \- a reasonably itooii credit. ?r
, The Convention adjourned* to
t with- the TTuTTTlTtTtp 13i\pt '
Church. Aiken. S. Dr. M. M.
Pinko. Pastor, for the U>!1 sesMoro
than*' one hundred and' [
:wuity-si\ the; sand dollars were
ivj.'o.tod for eenoral denomination
purposes duritiK thy year and 1
ihitty-l'ive hundred -d-itrintr.'. the'.
v..vt-n.r in Ma i ij. l>r. Mcintosh
atid'the citizens'of Marion crowned
themselves with ,,ndyiny ylory
in the ?ntei lait:iii"t!t of the Convention.
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* (i. (ionics. Daniels.
Drive Directo?
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P.APTIST I'LAN ".-POINT
1 'lie .liKAM FOIi Ji I.V MKKTING
Continued : s? 11i IV: e 1 '
M. Don'.', I nivii: hVv. M. T. Cokei
. iit-r-:? lie'.. 1.. ii. tiauidcii. New ;
, lb v. .1. y. Mtuldox, Jr., |
Donalds, and Miss 'li'.itii Goodwin.
IhLefivld.' ;
Music
'lie finest et'.aiUts, choirs and '
he; ses in the state wiill an near
,.-i i!k p : > i-idi of Mi s. I'. 1
I. Campbell,' music directress ot
xam\eiitivu. assisted by .Miss ]
4jul.. .1. DeveSf. .Miss Devest* Tias
t en n leave < I absence studyn>
music ut Do: um University.
:i.. leiurns this year to her place. ]
n tile music department,
The 1'agonal 1
1- li.ii.iiuji' pa.eaiit, Across The 1
fears," will be presented Wed ^
>vc;..np, Tidy 17, at 8 o'clock in .
Vmis.del fctudiuui. There will be *j
d ehuia-teis and a chorus of 600
. i:. v ei"> section'ol the. state
lur goal is l.uHi persons to wit- jJ
ess the founding, growth and a
r?.-c,: ess of the convention for 4
urty. a, em s. i iie pageant will be X
in med o\ ( oe oi Sjuth Carolin- ?5
fs; most outstanding. directors *t
nd each piayer is professional, o
The Youth Cunferertce. j
li e \outn < (inference will cov- a
r ci.cij?ii.blem of youth. Dr. y
. E. Biigj.s will deliver the Tea- X
ul c?Lt f lo U* >11 t ii is p v<><. >-n i)i- Hio.
.loynient, lhi..cation and Kecrca- 31
ion, t?o.\, and Marriage, Justic 4
i d- i.e.uD;- wdt t'oiiie up for open a
nitussion. boih white and Negro ?
jititueis "i Known ability will ap- ?
v.*. \u cni> program. A
Hie Council of Leaders y
4 -ii?ivi > : >.,ii A?\eiy sec tion ol |
in- -i.ru- V.i.l be present for the V
dunning Conference of ifaptists S
ir.i' i.oj.i" Ka.ers. This confer- V
n i uvl ( ].? ; July IS. The Semi-, J
un. ?im iiia ^aiu. oliiL'ii ro.niorenccs-J?
vill be under the supervision of|~
-ducal >. > and i-adcrs of reknowin!
For 1'ui tiier inforniution, write!
nynrri-r; r7T7n"jTEoTT^ 7\TuToYso n, s. T
c. i.u j inn 11 tends see you at i
lh-. r i'iw-1' .i,;i Session of The
State S. S." and Tl. T. U. t'nowntoii.
J ly 1 ,
w ;:M Mim;vn.i.E M:\vs _
(i-iiiee t hapel A. M. If. Church
Kev;. J. 1'.. Spearman, Pastor
S. S. opened at the usual hot ?
vvi;ii a-ll tl.o teachers at theii
posts of duty. The lesson was
weil taught and wa., reviewed hy
the pastor.
At 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. the pastm?spoke
wry inspinngly to his ~
flock.
Mrs. Willie K. Lawton Greene
and children of Goldsboro," N. C.,
are home visiting her mother,
Mrs. Janie Lawton. Mr. and
Mrs. J"hn Henry Elmore of Green
ville, 8. C., sptnt "Sunday with
his aunt Mrs. Lula Redd.
The A. Y. P. C. sponsored a
'Foot Party May 9, ivhich was
quite" a success despite the roin.
The young people enjoyed them
selves with Karnes.
Mrs. Mtdzotta Ilearst-ds improv
ing at this writing, she is however
still in the Memorial hospital.
Tuskegce, Ala. ? (ANP)?Ac- ,
cording to tlie announcement of~
I/f*. F. 1). Patterson, president of
Tuskegce institute, the Committee i
an Meritorious Awards has nominated
Jesse O. Thomas, field secretary
of the National Urbanl'
eague to receive an honorary mas .
ter of science degree on May 29 j
n connection with the commence-'
ment exhrcisen. ? <
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IN M E IV
li\ memory of a dear one, M
15th. li?20.'
] Was ever there a
So understanding, *
v 1 Your feet no more
Your voice will no
Sleep, sweetly In y
I Sleep, Martyr of a
In the seeds of lau
? Sadly missed?by-Ah-a. Bertha
Kuth. .)i>hit 11 ami Mrs. Annie
Yvonne,, and Patricia . Aiin Jami
*3 iV2*Vcj?t..Jk*v M
J CARD OF THANKS J!
WILLIAMS?The family |
?<?!' the late Miss Cora Wil-?I t
liams of Greenwood, S. C., 9|
wishes to thank their many I
friends for their kind ex^ I
invasions of sympathy dur- I
. n^ their recent bereave- I
nient.
ixt it ei|,\ni a la
Ivv MtWUKuVIn
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In hivine mnifiniv ,if n ?
mother,' Mrs. Panic Smith, who
,!t'l>:irU'(l?this lift', Mtoy?17, l'.Kl'J.
is the face we lo.ed so dear
Silent "is the voice we love?tor
. I
hear, ,
Toe far away for sigh or speech,!
But not too far Tor" thought to
reach.
I
I
l?oe.p in our heart lies the picture i
Of a loved one laid to rest,
In memory's frame we shall keep
it, ' , |
Be ause she was, one of the best. I
i i.<- lo.ling scream of life rolls on
li'iu still the vacant chair
Ives alls the love, the \ oice, the 1
sipile
L)f one who once sat there.
\lthough a year has passed away
IVe're lonely for her every day;
A*> miVs. her happy voice and
smile
dcr love which made life more
worthwhile.
ilet youthful presence like sunshine,
dale life refreshing and divine
Ye pray for strength in this hart)
test, _ _ i
~o keep believing "God knows F
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[r. .Tohn Hudson, who died May _
mortal friend
?nd true to us?
will tread the earth,
longer resound,
our humble grave
fallen tause
rels in the earth.
Hudt-^n, wifo; Dorothy, Herbert, I
Jam ion, children, and Cecelia I
son, .rand-children. ?
i . liest".'
Miss Larcye L. Smith
Brothers and Sisters
- in" memoriam
Ii memory of my mother, Mrs.
Etlu i Elnora 'Gregory who died
Ma j 14, 1932.
A wonderful motherOne
who was better never was
made.
A wonderful worker so loyal and
Ixue,
.hist in your judgment, always
right,
llon.st and liberal ever upright.
No one knows how much we miss
you,
No one knows the bitter pain
We have suffered siyce we lost
yc i,
Life has never been the same.
Your daughters
Minnie L. Gregory
Ethel A. Gregory.
C ON FINED TO BED
Mvs. Nell Craft of 1210 Lyon
St.. is confined to her bed with
influenza.' Friends wish her a
speedy recovery.
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VISITORS HERE
?'isc Mnttie Mouzcn of Charleston.
S. C., Jearies teacher of ,
(Dorchester county and Mrs. W.
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visit d the Palmetto* Leader's office
--while -in the city Wednesday.
friendship a. m. e. church
llev. H. W. Walker. Pastor
Clinton, S. C.?Our pastor benjj{"?{,bsent
last Sunday attending
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Saturday, May 18, 1940
the General Conference, services' ,
were conducted by 'Rev. A. J.
Steward. g
At the usual hour the S. s
attendance. No. 4 is holding the
was conducted with a very good
banner, Mr. E. J. Gary, teacher.
At 11:30 A. M. Rev. Steward
preached from Gen. 3:2. The music
rendered by the choir was appropriate
and enjoyable.
At 8 o'clock a larce crowd gathered
to witness the Mothers' Day
program in honor of one whom
too much honor can never be given.
A pageant entitled "The Uncrowned
Queen." Everybody went
away singing praises of the hean
tiful scene depicted. The girls ol
the church and community rendered
the program..
Friends of Mr. William Bluke1
y will regret to I earn th at he was
seriously injured in an automobile
accident.Prof,
and Mrs. A. T. Butler and ?
little son, A. T. Jr., visited the *
former's mothers hero Tuoo.io..
who,was a little ill. ??
Mrs. Panolo H. Dendy is here
visiting- her mother, Mrs. Jannie
P. Harris and family.
?Miss Anna B.?Lewis had as -a
week end guest, her mother, Mrs.
Lewis of Columbia, S. C. Miss
Lewis resides at the home of Mrs.
Ada Williams. *
Mr. Will Suber and family of
Spartanburg visited his sister
here, Mrs. Doshia Young and
family.
Don't miss hearing twenty-one
quartets sing at Fiiendship A. M.
E. Church on Sunday evening,
May 26, sponsored by the pastor.
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