Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

ISaturday, July 13, 1940 v NOTKS FROM SKCONl) CALVARY BAPTIST .CHl'RCH Rev. C. II. Brown", Pastor ' Our daily vacation Bible school Is running at full speed. It startled June 2(1 and will cl?5??"~\vith the annual picnic, Friday, July 12. All children with a perfect attendance record in the DVBS will have free tickets to and from the picnic. Durinjr the first wvek of the Bible school Pastor Brown w'as in ..ii i i nmiut'ii'iiiii &i ni'im _r tut' annual convention of the NAACP nr.'' *he National >Kepublcan Convention. During his absence Mrs. J. L Jackson served as director in his stead. The instructors and work.' ers are: Director, Rev. C. H. Brown, with Mrs. J. L. Jackson, Miss Ester Johnson, who for tome time has spent her winters in school work in York County, Miss Vivian .E. Rtissel, A. It., Mr. Reginald u. .Jackson, S.f- Mr. 7^-1 ma E. Brown, Mr. * Chas. II. Brown Jr., Mr. David Outing and Miss Myrtle Brown, Mr. Jas. Green. A B.. is serving as pinch bitter. Mr. ^ Green is an experienced teacher. The work is in Bible study, singing, hand work, drills, and lvereation. Much time is spent in super vised plav. The daily, sessions are from nine to twelve. Our church program stresses that pic'uro . who'-e Christ called a child and; set him in tlio midst ol' them. The ChiliT in Our MV-iii. TJira Miss Rebecca Montcith, B. S., has recently joined with the pastor and a few other interested pel | sons in answere to the SOS call from the BTIJ (BYPU). Miss Moil I teithis a hard but tirtdrss worker with a vision. She believes in providing wholesome entertainment and helpful recreation. Reading worthwhile literature with Jfood for thought and life. She encourages free expression and then asks a few thought provoking -4n0.sti.0ns and points to inevitable results. The attendance and interest are growing. Last Sunday the program was composed mostly of readings from cnloreuautluos. Of cdure Dunbar led in number but there were several from our home town folks, Mr. Keitt and Mrs Lam a?(loutle?Jones.. For next Sunday they will discuss the 1st Psalm and recite favorite poems of any author. Miss Mofiteith has succeeded in arranging for a course of instruct ion and training in swimming. She secured "Pop*' Watson, who w'as an outstanding athelete of State College a few years ago. Last Sundav several church auxiliaries and clubs made extra donations to help balance tie- budget of the church,. The Missionary Society" led?off with?$5.00.?then followed the Pulpit Aid with $25, and the Opportunity Club with $25. This last club has only 14 members. Thureh thanks these organization. Our pastor is absent this weekill miniisterial institute woi k. (kniimunicH-tind Baptis tnwill be observed next. Sunday, Baptism at night ' hrd slnds ? m mm I.AIKKNS MANS, Independence Day was quietly pent in and around I,aureus. The main feature of the day was the Barbecue at .Ml. . Zioiv School. Throngs of people from all parts of ,the county enjoy oil the "eats" and ball games There wore five (ontesting teams. Rev. and .Mrs. Yv. L. Wilson, have returned from the World Fair. They bronchi with them their neice, Miss Adelv Wilson ot Philadelphia, Pa., to spend the summer. Mrs. Mary Fuller of Brooklyn. N. V,, is homo for the srniniei with her mother, Mrs. i Harriott j- Williams. I.ittlo Miss Maymo Fuller of Baltimore, Mil'., is visiting; ramlparonts, Mr. and Mrs. Fallot ond Hance Street. Mr. "Son" Mills, formerly of Madden Station, recently of I'liila. was buried at Rooky Spring Bap tistCliuroh cvmetery Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Q. 1). Oliphant. Mosdamos Mary Fuller .and N'annie dolphin wore visitors in Green wood section Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Sallie Dendy spent the 1th of July in divenville, S. ('. visiting friends. Mrs. Amy iMffler l^pssol and children of dastonia, N. ('. are visiting; Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson. Rev. H. \V. 1). Stewart of Green ville will preach at St. Raul Baptist Church. Sunday ninht..?Xhii_ will be of special interest to the community. A large number of people from the city accompanied Rev. Boyce Carter to his clu tch in McCorOn.wi.,,. ! Horace Hill of Baltimore, Md., and his iieice, Miss Alberta Madden were recent visitors of Rev. and Mrs. H. U. Hill. Mr. Willie Neeley, Miss Catherine Cunningham and Ernest Mac kinson accompanied Miss Flossie Anderson as far as Spartanburg on her trip to Cincinnatti to visit relatives. Prof. A. I). Hardin of Chester visiited Mr. and Mrs. Chester Garotte Saturday. Mosdnmes Mary Wright and Mollie Rice aiv in Washington visiting their children. Mss Ruth Foggie is there also visitng hei brothers. ^ PENDLETON NEWS Sunday School began at the usual hour. Services began promptly at 11:45. Rev. M. B. Smith, the pastor, gave food for thought. Revival services at King Chapel AME Church began Sunday, July , I ; * : 7. The^Jreerv ices are conducted by ' Rev. Williams of Anderson^., 1 Let us all coimnend the MissI ionary I.aides of this ctjurch for | their beautiful demonstration on j the 5th Sunday in Jund. The enj-tire town TiSs been benefitted by | the actions of these ladies, dress; ed white, doing work for the Master. The youths of Pendleton celeI rated "Youths' Night" at Silvui Spring's '.Baptist Church. Youths from all' the churches came together and rendered a program showing tht friends and visitors the value of the youth in the home aild church and commute Prof. B. W. Gqllman was the mail) speaker. Mr. Millidge Polite, master of ceremonies, Misses Pauline Thompson and Cora Keid were sponsors. Mr. John Henry Uobinson of N V. C is home visiting his father. Mr. Thonlas - Uobinson. He has received many cordial invitations Mr. and Mrs. J. T. \VGreenville and Mr. and Mrs. Gat'rett and Mr. Gordon of Columbia were visitors in Pendleton Sunday. The congregation from " New Hope Baptist Church worshipped at Kings ChapcP AMK Church on Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Morse ami son, Johnnie, Mrs. Anna Keese, Miss Hattie McGeo, and Mr. Sloan Sanders motored to Atlanta, Gil., on Sunday to visit relatives. i Mr. Otto Jackson returned from I.ake Murry where he has been fishing for a few days. Miss Annie H. Webb has return ed from Charleston where she has been vacationing with her Aunt. Mr. N. K. Austiu?and .Miss Viola Grooves were Sunday afternoon visitors to Mrs. Flora Edwards. Mrs. Harriet Gilliard suffered a stroke of paralysis Saturday, July 7. Her condition is. fair at this writing. ? i :ni:n i:z kr a wir cnnirir Rev. (J. II. While, I'astor Mullins, S. C.?Our Sunday School is moving along splendidly under the leadership of lire. E. J. Eoxworth. The lesson vvas reviewed ly Mr. J. K. Huggins. Our Shepherd's message was "The Lost Sheep." Six united with the church and two on last Sunday. President - Samuel Davis Makes delight in leading the League forward. Our minister's -evening message Livas, "Chi iit^thc Gculietweem Bishop Davis of. the 2nd Episcopal District Spent a few hours in town on the 1st. He has a farm near here. Rev. J. P. Washington, a former -pastor, who now pastors in Manning, S. pi-cached an able sermon for us on June 27th. He was made to feel at home among his ex-parishners. We held a very successful Vacation Bible School. Rev. White was in charge, assisted by Mrs. White and Miss Gcnclle Haves of our church; Mrs. M. S. Robinson and daughter; Miss Louise of Beluh Methodist Church; Miss Floyd Ice Price of Mt. Olive Baptist Church and Mrs. Beatrice Barnes of St. Paul Baptist Church. The enrollment, was.ML luly 2<?th is the date s*et for the Million Dollar Wedding. Admission 10c. Rev. *\V. II. L. FoXworth, a minister of Marion Dist.,\vas funeralized here July 3rd. Dr. A. P. Spears, his presiding elder, gave i the main eulogy. His discourse: I will see you again. Others taking part in these rvices were Dr. J. S. Coe, P. K: of the Sumter Dis trict; Dr. J. M. Jackson',-St. Paul, ,Marion. Rev. James Davis, Marion District; Rev. White, mastei | of ceremonies. ( O.MMKRCIAL.CANMNC F XCTOR V WORKKKS II ST II A V H SOCIAL Sl-i('l RI I'V Nl'.MBKRS Workers planning to get jobs in e o in iner.-ial eanniiv factories -ho..Id niakc sure that tiiey have Social Security - number card* jeady Low, according to W. II .sixon, Jr., manager of the Social Security Board's Columbia ofICC. "(lommt'iv ial canning factory representatives have informed 'h ,-hat, ina-ii.uch as the law teqtiir s them to report the Social Secur ,ty account number of each worker on their payrolls, they will re quire maj. evenyone wno worKs .or them ^his season have and present a Social Security inimucr for their inspection and recording," Mr. .Nixon said. "According to Regulation No. 3 of the Social Security Hoard, the term 'agricultural labor' iloes not include service performed in connection with the commercial canring or commercial freezing or in connection with any agricultural .or horticultural commodity aftci its delivery to a terlmnui market for distributio for consumption,' said Mr. Nixon. Applications for Social Security numbers may be secured from the nearest poslolfice and mailed tr Social Security hoard at 510 Pal metto State i.ife Bldg., Columbia. If tin- woiker has lost his card, he should secure one of these applications and mail it notfi as it takes several days to secure- a dup licate card. ^ To.delay doing this may mean his office will not be able to give piompt service because of the last minute rush, Mr Nixon warned. EJtIsb (&ff UTrOCS^ Iform??Too* qsnttoa ?Q bo iwwrt "b??" ta (bla Ml? Fat Imtlf IBM. Mad 15a lot air M? AtriOtOOl Ml I III? 4 Lvcrr Day Quit and nodw bv Bill a ooafldaotui lottat at taaa till?j? lyilaa thtoo (D quaaflooo lldllltjlk lSl Tout fall ?! ?. oddraaa, and IfrlbilaOi la all lattan and ?* Lifcili iSaZ d>?M?<l. mm nnlqpti lot yo? wA Wdto To*?Ana* Woiua. MiS Pauotio tail?, MM Jtamwr lb Qj D.?26 years old, married once, divorced now. I don't hardly make enough to live on and J | 'have never traveled or worked anyplace but here and I am plan* ing to make a change. Would it be for the best. ?Ansj Indeed?itT "wotrkL Living -m-TT^mall town with just very little or no work to do will cause anyone to become disgusted. Its my suggestion that you go away around the middle of August and look for better work. Another mar riage is indicated in your life dur ing 1H41 '' C. S.?Does this girl that 1 am going with care as much for me as shje does her-t husband? Should I make this moVin with her -th?+?I?Hnvi'?iu?minil r'ri'nd u'linli! we be happy ? ~-A?is ; ?:Adventure is \that she wants . . . not love. You interest, her because you talk of' going ah way and seeing the eiulilry, Lut; she doesn't love as dee-ply as you would want a wife to care. Why don't you stop going out with mar ried women and mak<? the acquaintance of some nice single girls and look for a--, Wife. The girl's husband does "love - tier. F. C.?Shouuld I keep my promise" to this boy? If set, will I t?vt to make the ejpoct<+d tiifi. Ans: Break the p'ronvike . give up the idea pf.? making the trip. You would'nt find haiudness you are seeking If ybir carried out those i>+;uws. Be a good girl and slay at home. (I. II. C.?I have received two invitations to make my vacation trip and 1 wonder which of these uivitatioiis should I accept? Ans: The one that carries you to Calf.- There is no doubt but what you will have an enjoyable, two weeks if you.go there. If you should decide on the other place, you are bound to run into your c.v-.nuite ami his wife. T.u dp.'tips .vould make you terribly unhappy. II. C.?You are acquainted with my circumstances and I wish to know what'should be done to bring about a chan.it? in my life. Ans: Sell your present home and return to the West coast. It won't be at all difficult for you o find employment when you make the change ... in fact, I believe you, could pel the job back again that held before you left Los Angeles. J. I..?Tell nie if what the doctor tells me is necessary or not. Ans: Absoultely. You ale sick aial in bad health ami if you wish -to-get .well, you had .bettor-do what you are told. Hive liini your cooperation and you'll feel much improved in a few weeks. S. 0.--My wife and I have been married over a year and separated twice. Please tell me why she treats me so bad and does she love me? Ans. She's bossy and overbearing;-Your wife loves you but certainly doesn't appreciate you in uie least. '1 ry to reason with her and show patience, but you can't allow her to-run all over you as she is doing now. The next time a. leave.-. at iic. stay until si.' nukes up her mind to come back. l'l\at will do more good than anything else. DION M A Klv MOWS Jericho A. ,M. 10. Church Our services were very good on .- unday. 10vcr> boily l'elt. inspired and had the spirit for service. At uie usual hour service began and ...e pastor took bis text ironi St. John lili'J-JG, subject A Lamb. Tne subject was interestingly tlis.us-u. i>,ro. U. S. Kiley at the closingof. the "sermoii lift a liberal offerine. , At 4:-30 o'clock Kev. Cummings sister Zulu Dunkins and Bro. A r. i)..nkins motored to the old Js. t. Bain spot where the pastor preach cil Another soul stirring sermon In the open air from St. Matthew iG 18. Subject A Sure Foundation He again aroused the hearts of mo Hearers. The pastor was the supper guest of sister Julia Buy cis wmen was quite enjoyable. At 9 he ugain preached a great sermon from Acts 9:5, subject The Joy of a Persecutor." We were glad to have the little daughter of the pastor Vernell Cummii\gs as a visitor. Mother Jane Stanley passed away July 5 and leftt a host of relatives and friends. Funeral servers were held at Home Baptist church Sunday July 7, ltev. E. H. Anderson officiated with many other visiting ministers. Mother Stanley was the mother of 3 daughters, 2 sons, oO grands, 77 greatgrands, 1 great-greatgrand. The chur^fT was crowdec to its capacity and was surrounded outside. She was 100 years old when she passed. We feel thai her soul is resting, in the sweetbeyond. V V HUE FAliftttTlO *LEA r ' t ? ? | IJL'SII RIVER HAI' il < 11 1 K( I Rev. J. ('. Collier, I'aslot Newberry, S. ('.?Wo had a gl< rious time Sunday alter receiving so much rich and inspiring information. The , Sunday school was beneficial to all. We were urgec to take the great character Jc'ib a? an example for our every day life Mrs. Lou A. Graham made sonu encouraging' remarks. $1.50 wa: ilnttnf <><1 Vtnr fi,t' ttni'L "v-" ?y?. (Jui' pastor delivered a wonder ful sermon taken from Ephesiar 6:11. He tried tov.,influence us t< put on the hole armor of God aiu tight lor right and righteousness The Lord's .Super >vas strved. Group two of the New Enorct S. S. convention met with us alsi Nvjhit'h we mvjofyedi?-Thert; were representatives from the follow ing churches: Bethlehem, Bus! River,?Welch?Ztorr. The?yo'utty people rendered?a?alee?program Those on the program were: Willie Baker, Cater' Colman, FfariT Tolend oft Bethlehem; Andrew Boyd, Emina L. Gary, Arthur MeMorVts, Eugene .Mc.Muiiis of Bnsli River; Aretta Sanders, Saral 'Nance, Conelia M. Boyd of Welch Zion. Mr, N. L. Lake, president, of oui S. S. conventionmade-some timely remarks also Rev. E- E Gaulden. We are having the auxiliary pit [nic at Bush River Saturday Jul> l.'ith and the Saturday following July 20th we will have our suiulaj. School picnic. , _* Dorothy, James Andrew and L Jackson, Jr., of KocK Hill moiored down lo spend the summer with their grand parents. Mrs. Martha and Larkin Jackson celebrated their 4'Jlh wedding anniversary July 5th which, the} highly enjoyed. Those who are ill are Mr. Jim Waliacl'^who is still on the mend Mrs. Henrietta Clark. We hope then) a speedy recovery. MT. OLIVE AMK CHURCH U?v. H? C. Andrews, Pastor ?Myrtle BchchT"P. Ci Bup.t Jeff and co-workers were at their duty in Sunday School Sunday. Morning services were omitted as the pastor .was at his othei charge - ? At b;.:t) The ACE League open.1 with the pivsident, Kev. T. H Ileininingway, members and visitors discussing the lesson. 8:1,5 the pastor spoke masterfully from St, Julin 1U:27, subject, "The sheep-like character of a Christian. Pulpit associates were Rev. Le-Roy Judge, Rev.-Rot inson, Rev." TTeni niTng Wa y, Re v. George W. Williams and Rev. J. Q. Livingston. There were quite a few visitors from the various parts oj i\ortn anu ooutn varonna. Mr. ami Mrs. George Rait ol Columbia arc heiv to spend the summer. Miss Catherine Williams oi Conway and Miss Amelia Abraham of Sumter were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willie McKing Sunday. Mrs. Annie Simmons announces the opening of her cafeteria. The readers of the PalmettoLeader at Myrtle Beach wish our publisher, Mr, George H. Hampton, a speedy recovery. C H EST KBIT ELI) N EWS Mrs. Lizzie ' Gill, Miss Doris and Mr. Columbus Gill attended the funeral of Mr. Cassidy at Smithfield last week. Messrs. Frank McCoy, Willie Xi vens and Larrie Foster visit-d friends in Ruby Sunday, Messrs. Howard Jackson and Sidney Alford went to Moncks Coiner Tuesday. Mesdames Marion Jacksoit and Elizabeth Rivers are attending the summer school at Darlington. Rev. Stewart, Mrs. Hall and daughter," Charlotte, visited Mrs. Louise Johnson Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. McQueen are the proud parents' of a son, Benjamin Glen. i Mfcs Mary Edwards visited Mr. and Mrs. Lcean Edwards last week. Miss Sara Jackson visiited friends in Socit-ty Hill and Cheraw last wek. .Mrs. Dora McCoy visited Mr. and Mrs. James Stivutor in Cheraw last week. I Mrs. Elizabeth Rivers sponsorled a lawn party Monday night at | her home for the benefit of Grand view Presbyterian Church. / Mis. Annie Edwards. Rev, and Mrs. P. C. HiddVeston atteiuUd services at Mt. /.ion M. E, Church Sunday. Mr. Earl Willaim, Cheraw, was the guest of Mr. I.arrie Foster on Thursday. Mesdanies Corrine and Alva White, Flossie Marshall and Miss Mildred White visited Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Toatky and Mrs. I.ouis Johnson Friday. Rev] and Mrs. P. C. Hiddleston were the dinner guests of Mih and Mrs. Brawley. MT. ZION BAPTIST CIU'RCH Kev. M. C. Freeman, Pastor Helena, S. C.?Sunday School opened at the usual time with all teachers present. At G:.'10 p. nv. the BYPll opoYied with the president presiding. Evening services followed with the pastor, Rev. Freeman, delivering a soul stirring sermon. All left feeling happy over the message. The Mt. Zion Choiir went to Calvary, Baptist Church Sunday. July 7 to render a program in behalf of the rally there. They enjoyed themselves/f' Mrs. Mary Simpson has been very ill but is some better now. \ BBK \ i Mojiitis roi l i f.I < i.usi:s-r iM SI M.MKK SI.SSION; \ 1 ) ui: \i. si (< kss > IU Milliard W. <ani|d>oll Tho six wo. l;s >111?. . I at Morris "('..|li v<- <>|. no.I M o: i 'lay. Jinn- .''.id arid s. >. S;i* <:? . djiy. .Inly <5th. Tlii* xx;.~ t fi Srnimi-r Si'ssion lo-ld ' li'jrc. In ulniosi < ' r-. !>a rt Ifiji the s<'S\i<m was a ?' it ?. I.'doll nu-nt for the srs'sion o> . ?. studonts ivj-istcrod f.,r th 11svssinin. 1-lfl pursued io?-irs?-s mi . dcr the A i t s an11 S?-i?u fue^l tics, ]"JX pursued A.an >cs ?i-t't itlii:' them to renewal el" certificate only, 5 took courses in l'ubli School Music and Music Anpieri ation, the remain-.:' TJ were reU istercd in the affiliated School o -- (lelitrion?cond eted each ::111 >e - -by?Provident ?1C?Cot" hck*?-?The faculty of the Sumnt< r Si "sion was composed of "J:I facuk i and administrative officers; "* Professors ami Instill tors offe L inLr courses wct'-i ihy Xtl Sciences faculties were: Dean h M. Booker. jj T. McCain. I! I Williiams. F.v.tdy n P. Camphel Henry Butler' Jr.. \\*. J. I?ur?fes> and Millard \\*. CanndxdT. ail o the regular "faculty of the colle-.-i Mrs. Dorothy Huiert of. Beta-dir Collcjfo offered the .Modern For< i<_>ii Lanifuauc courses. Prof. J. H Kilpo of the Lincoln Iliu'h Schoe JRcience for oleiiientary Butcher*. Mrs. Maudestine 1 )antv<rfiel. Man nine" of the Atlanta I'nivc-r site Faculty dautrht courses in Kd ucation'al Psychology ami Method and Miss PauliiH* Ta-ryartj <>f tin Abbeville public '(Schools Uaucl.l courses in Health Education. Also under the Arts and Scierr res faculties was the Model T>? [! on strut ion' School for teaclu-rs o the first jrrade under the auspice: of the State Pepautinent of Ed catioh. This work was- tuuirht hi Mrs. Ciitheryn Johnson of (ireen villo. .Mrs. Krinin.e IMi.e. t: Ellin'.: ton of Charleston had charge c the Special Activity Work in tin . Mtnhd I.'finunstration unit. Mi Bessie I'. Haile of CaindeU tau'.'h t h i' special Rural Ed.ucatio: courses. Courses' hi English/ Politico Science and Mathematics were- of fered by Prof. J. C. Pricdeau. o I.iiKoln Hiuh School. Mrs. S. S Rice; principal of MayesVille In stitute. Mis. Eueenin Prioleau of fered the courses in Music am courses in Shorthand. Typing, an" Book-kcpitlif were taUjrht by Mis: Bertha Roljerson. Secretary antj Book-keeper to the President oi the Colleye. The Administrative Persona" of the Seiner Session include; t\. ie o i?..?i..... ....?...:. i>?. I '1(1 I I l i ?* I I * " ' l\ V I I ' I I V V V ? M , 11' fessor J. C. Prioleau. Asst. Director. I)r. J. P. (5arriek, Busines.Manager; Millar!! \V. CaniplA.ll, Registrar; Miss Gra'ec Thompson Dean.ftf Women: .Matthew (A I fair sov, Dean of Man; and Mrs. Gardona Tildoii, I.ibra'dan. \o lvn( hincs rkportkd hiring first six months of 1944) Tuskogce Institute. Alabama .Juno :'.0, 10 10 Dear Sir: According to tin- inforniatiot Cimipilod _i_n_ the Jjcpaj.tiuejo ul Records and Research, ilu-re is a. recoid id' a lynching tor the first six months of IP-lit. This information is based on news release?, and on investigations made persons living in various areas. Very truly 'yours. F, 1). Patterson, President 1.1 ROW N ( H APFI. AMi: i iii rch i H.elena. S,- Sunday Scii?> d yot under way at it- usual firm j with'the Supt. at his post of dutv Mr. .James Davis made tin- review. Qlt last Monday night. duly 1 an * excellent prouram was rendered by the Heavenly tiespel. whirl was hie lily enjoyed hy all. On Fr day nicht, .July a,* another pie | sramnie was rendered hy the Mi I nisterial Alliance'with Rev. .1. S Martin as I'lvsidriit, The s.ubicc for tlu* evening was: Eight lea sons why I believe the Hi bio to In the word of God. A nuifihet of mi niisters we're present. The ivas.ii: given wore as following: 1-The Hible imrts tlu- liei-iK ?> human life (speaker nh?uiii). 2 Its Wotuk-rful Cnity. by ?i*-\. I ""ftr Howman. .5 The Bibb- - !> s~~ perior to all other hooks, by Ih v J. C. Copvlaiul^J-Hvvauso of. tin Bible's influence upon tin world by Rev.- .Tolmsoi : ">-Be.at.se of tlu character who accepted it. by Re J. A. Gamble (absent: i'.-Ti.e Hi hie reveals the w.ay of sal at ion l>y Rev. R. A. Young; 7-Man. un aided, could not prod lie.' the Bible by Rev, J. ('. Collins. Those win grow in holiness cheer the Uihh more and more, Rev. -W. M Brown. All of the topics weie Jvell dis cussed. The sermon was delivefei by the Rev. Gilliam of Xewberry nsin?r :?s the subject "Sin is Itki fire/' The program will be Ion. remembered. We wvrc proud thave Rev, Wheeler with us on Suday night in our rally. He delivey e<l the message front, donah 1 :'J using as a subject: Man can't gel away from God. Total ruuouni j raiWd iiv- <MiT nilly $"?7.S"-. Friday night duly 12. Re*. Ro' inson and his..Timor Choir, aloe-, with others, are looking tVewan to appear at Miller Chapel A MiChurch in Xewberry. S. C. Sunday night. July II. we an expecting our service to be Oon ducted by the Rev. Dixon and hi; choir from Elisha Circuit. Conn i oi.t and worship with us. . >' f f 'Mil...': C?nv. to Convene at N\ack, N V r " H- I ii i i.i I 5ra \ i 'ii I lark I- ' ! il! I ' | f. ' ' ' i' ; ... * . 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