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PA? BM AIKEN NEWS Cumberland A. M. E. Church 10 A.M. Supt. D. A. Jones open ed S. S. A lively-discussiun fut lowed after which Mrs. Alice Glover addressed the S. S. 11:00 DU !_ ? C. w br: and bu i LsUignai WO Phone 5261 C 4 * I ^H ^k $ t ; ?jjHimiHaiifc ... J.jn-fci., i '. '- ^-- . J a.m. morning: servica. The spiritI was vry high. Rev. B. C. Scott preached fu?m Ex. 12:13, subject' The Blood of the Passover. This sermon will be lung remcmbeivd Mrs. A. J. Jenkjns our organist is motoring to the American ILD ith ICK y from rd Brick RKS Columbia, S. C. ffij I i. >* ^ vm Woodmen Convention in Jackson { ville, Fla. Mr. E. Hallman and i I son are accompanying her. They! shall visit other points of inter-, est while In Florida. Mrs. I,. Brad, ley will serve during her absence.! Sunday afternoon Rev. Scott and congregation worshipped at I the /ion Hill Baptist church. Rev Scott preached the anniversary I sermon. This was their Ifith an- j niversary. I ?>f condition of VICTORY SA1 of Columbia, in the State of South on June 29. 19 10. ASSE Loans and discounts (including $60 Cash. balances?with?other?banks?_ Bank premises owned Real estate owned other than bank Other. Assets s Total Assets _. . LI A HI 1. Demand depos.ts \ . .. Time?deposits : : Total Deposits Other Liabilities __ . .. Total I nihilities CAPITAL A Capital ?. Suiplus I'miiviiled profits Total Canitnl Account* Total Liabilities ami Capital Accoi 1 his bank's capital consists of N ttihs; til st preferred stock with to til able value NONE; second prefer NONE, total retiruble value If 1.45b; value of $10.00 I L. W. VAN't'K, Cashier of th sviar that the alove statement is I ly lepresents the true state of" the and *et forth, to the bvst of niv kn Coi ect?Attest: E. A AI)A.MS J- !'. RKEDER 11., D. MONTEITH, I)ilet-ton h*4-.\ t'i: OF SOl'TH CAROLINA. County of iRichland: Su viin to and subscribed be lore ami I hereby ceitifv that I am not SEAI. WII >'v Commission expires at the p! * I < **Y"t ' rttf?n nt r PALMETTO LlADftS At the evening service the pa?-( tor delivered another strong message. Subject Redemption. Mrs. C. B. Smith is improving at this writing" Mrs. R. Blanch, class leader of No. 2 was at her post of duty Sunday after a short illness. We weiv delighted to see Mrs. Anna Gowdy out Sunday after a long illness. ._.\\e are praying that tne shall continue to improve. HNGS BANK Carolina at the close of business :ts 1.2G overdrafts) $30,980.45 ,? . 1.00 premises 9,377.79 -- .... 8,078.47 . $74,327.92 .1T1ES p $15,974.51 .... -- . 32,01f..68 ???"77 135.00 $48,125.17 - ... j 8,078.47 ..... .. $56,203.64 ACCOUNTS ------- .. -.- . . $14,611,81 .... . _ 1,000.00 \ - 2,512.47 -- i 18,124.28 intT" 74,327.92 70NE ot capital notes and deben?tal par value of NONE, total reTed stock with total par'valu^ of and common stock with total par p Jiho\>-nn nw>/l ImnL' i\n %z sJut-ki r*l%? ?- i.tn.-u ,ri:e. and that it fully .and correctseveral matters here'tn' contained owledge and belief. K. \V. VANCE. in* this 10th day of July, HMO. an officer of this bank. .LIS C. JOHNSON. Notary Public, ensure of the Governor. I ' f_ i I I I ! # Visitors during the day Mesdames Alice Glover, Florence Johnson, Messrs W, C. Glover and H. McPherson all of Pittsburgh. Pa.; Miss Hessie iRadden, one of our S. S. teachers has left for Buck Hills Falls, Pa., visited Cum berland the people'ff chui'ch when in Aiken. v Wesley Methodist Church The services were well attended Sunday morning and night. The pastor preached in the morning on the subject "The Greater of Two Contractors". At night WC WfIC iu>umi Willi li SITII1UI1 by the Rev. J. M. Brown from Bettis academy. Who will be the lucky baby, we will see oh the night of July Ti. The daily vacation Bible school has opened at ^Wesley Methodist church. We have made a fine be ginning. The enrolment to date is 40. It can be better if the vi cinity of Aiken made it better. Remember it is your school, do what you can to make it ifro, ? FrtelfdsKin Church There were a number of visitors who attended church last Sun day. Among the returning members was Miss Doris Johnson who returned from the north last Saturday. The Faithful Worker's club gave a very interesting Lit&rary and Musical program last Monday. The Rev. J. C. White, D.D. minister of the historic First Bapt. church, Winston-Salens N. C., first series of "Temple Talks" will be presented by the Friendship Foundation begnning July 0 thru Sunday, July 14. These services ...... ?- .1 c iiucuutru iu I'mjMUJM/.i' r vilowship, Loyalty and Stewardship". Dr. White is one of the great pastors and preachers of this generation, former president of the State Bungay School and B. Y.. P. U. convention of South Carolina and builder of the great Zion Church Co'um'oii.. We are still urging everyone t > attend our store am recreational hour on Friday evenings at 5:00 o'clock.?? ?- : Second Bantist Church S. S. was followed by the reg.ular morning service. We were very clad to have Rev. Teener conducting the service. His mes sa. " was themed "Thought". The' Sunday school convention will be held at Rosa Spring Baptist church on Sunday, July 14, the convention from this church are: Mr. I.eon Phillips, Miss Reva Holmes, Mrs. Warrena Quattlebaum and Mis. Suginia Williams. The Lily of the Valley club will meet Friday ufternoon at the home of Mrs. Warrena Quattlebaum. We are urging all members to be present. You are welcome at our church at all times. The visitors present Sunday were: Mrs. Christena timorson ol Now York; Mrs. Alary Emma Butler. Mrs. Chaterinc Butler and Miss Mary Helen Butler of Augusta; Miss Elsie Bettis of Trenton. ST. JAMES A. M. E. ( HI RC11 S. S. opened at 10 a.m. with the Supt.r"Mrs.*EsTelle Johnson and eo workers present. Jr. class No 1 is holding the banner. Mrs. I.ola Cheek, teacTier. Sunday morning after the preliminaries the pastor presentee Dr. E. A. Adams, secretary of education of the A. M. E. church tc deliver th^ message. He stirred the audience with a wonderful sermon <rom Acts 8:27, AhcThe: How a Black Man Got Converted At 4 p.m. the pastor, choir and members worshiped at Cleaves Chapel -G-ME -vhuTch, Rev. Bi isby pastor. Rev. Jackson proved him self equal to the task and the choir rendered -excellent music. At night the pastor preached a eVonderful sermon. Senior Stewardess Board met Monday 8 p.m. at the home ol Mrs. Ella Jackson. The Pulpit Aid Board met Monday 8 p.m. at the home of the President, Mrs Woodson. Each hostess aujH-cd a ciellcioua- rapa<t,^~~ ?? ? BETHEL A. M. E. CHl'RCH lU-v. \V. B. L. Clarke, Pastor The ti.ird quarterly conference was held here Sunday, June 80th. li II n *> 1 ? " IUI??n.??waiiis?v>?[JIX'.MUkng. The busi'iu-fte tide "of the, conference was completed Monday night with much success. All ol the i"ports showed improvement, over the last quarter. The P. E. was paid his full assessment. For the morninjf service, the P. E. selected Romans 4:1. The sermon Fad its effect for good. The attendance for both services were very good. We were indeed do lighted to see so many visitors present in all of the Services. Come to Bethel, friends and vis itors are always welcome to all of our services. Sunday, July 7th the S. S. met at the regular hour with officers and teachers and pupils present mi ? ? - i ne lesson was wry beautifully taught on all classes. After the re-assembling of the classes, the Transportation committee made its report relative to the Sunday school picnic which will he held July 18 at Paradise I^ake, The pastor was apparently at his best in delivering his messages morning and night...For the n orning service he spoke of the life of Joshua. For the nito service, the text was selected from Psalm 121:1 and 2nd verses. Sub ?"ot "Helplessness Without God". During the morning service many lejoiced in the God of their salvation. ^Colored \ I and ? _ | Register I LAST CI | TEN (10) DAYS X No qualifications 11 | Name and Address A. M. K. MINISTERS CALLED TO MEET J ELY 17th , Tin- A. M. E. Ministers' Alliance .of Columbia hold a very sue cessful session at Br-t+teC-VLednesday at noon. Prs. T. J. Miles, E. A. Adams, W. J. Robinson, R. ice, \Y. S. Tivzvant. N. J. Fitzpatrick and W. B. i I/. Clarke discussed the topic of j the day. An urjront call is made to allA. M. E. Ministers- residing in and around Columbia to be present) Bethel A. M. E. church, Taylor Wednesday. July 17th, at noon in and Sumter streets. __ WINNSBORO* NEWS By Mansel Ross H ? Sunday was another beautiful Sabbath. Sunday school was at. tended in laluc numbers at the . rious churches : \\ e are very sorry to livar of the death of Mr. Rheul en li'oiilware who died lasl Saturday after t sh'>rt i'lness." 'e1;. : ltd Vis. I!. ('. < 'unniiii*i.am had as their u t- l:;?t w< -k their mother. Mrs. Matilda Cut:-, I nit-ipliant ? '' Sour unbare their lv.? 1 .!- t Mr. JP ?! tiiand Thomas Cnv-MMuviatn. !>i< \v'.t: :tn<! three - '!!: T!nM.;,s .'ir. Mar< . ami Kenns. .;.U u (' |t.t.t.r ;vj 5 - : :: I.:- 1 i. . |. t"i .\J.-n, lay nmrnii.. f t J-'ial'- .< -I!c.m ' < '< -,:e ..V i 1 ai t.1,1 s: nmxi V A1! \\'innsli.irii si jii'.i. rli'v... I with Mis.*.I. I.. P-:t Up' ' li * -ist -I . i i ? A1: 11 \ < ?? >!> .. 'Charlotte. X. la<t v < . ! . Mr. Sam llaklifi ami I'athi'y a lv J1. 1 ilat;' ??? r a my n'<* i IMy.yo.ith a. tei'imbile which th"\ ; punhasi'tl Inst >veek. CARI) OK THANK-: M . .w'sJi ... t':.-!|< .1 ;r many 1 a - t h t i!ic t.-' at*5 >-Ji n y .-s1- ,- :il'v. p- . ti- , i-?m ?> . an-! 1 yr-'y >mr< n as j .ill' '. c 'IIim-s ait.i death o' >'.tr : aat. M - ! ( ialj\ tin - r '.tj av ilx ?aa-L?*.>*--7 I tcss n r : .' '"t-. n p. il.c '".. s. Yien's ami m 1 -;!?i? v ia> st I ' both niy;'nl aa i day ami -yr.-d n< | , could far her.. V. wish'also t. ; t a-'i -p. ! r lci tai\ci w in. Ti; . 1 i at . f t!i, amains. | le v. S. K Marti-i 1 .111 J Asvl.nn P?i. <' -la ii-va. S. Mr.' .1 M i rt i: . .1 r. Kichlaml rf v. t f. I .Missis Kvcilvti ami ; Thomas ,n:t V '*t 77 .is' - Hunter St.. New I.ct ry. S. i " . 1 r. ? m>t:i:\vs wi: cm pen 1 P?-\. ( hrtnjitTe \|< ('lat y t - P;is| a- i s ' . SC. We arc al 'ad '< s. e >i i c'r.rei. v. i ieh?i i :l-ait.tianin v >i ??t ni'c i Mr* and Mis \\ i bam Coach - -tn.nr a" I?Mb-?rrrri?Ate Tticmas 1'iiiir1 man from Fhnida were tin W.-i.L- -II.I . St. ...' M I M. I _ . . - . i ..ii. .inn .>1 I s | Ha i -l.-tt ' Mis. Mm y 111 i t n- is (mine a :tiii :. t'i ;i I 11stay in IVimsyl itniii iiiiil Wasliirvion. 'i'!i. I'm ml ui Mis Klm?ri?': "Kv ins who. passed early WVdnes< 1<?y rvenin'-T was h:ul Sunday afternoon. We are alsn triad 1<> see mn I'iruy (itoVe I'nplist eluireli int i ro\ in so inreli, SuIimm ihe lor The l'alimlt o T.? ruler. Mr. Peter Johnson and Mis. S- J rena I'aiaett wish o than'-, y r I for the florals and sympathy ' show : tl^in iiniyiiiM' the death of theii daughter and nieOe F.lnura Kvans. .a.;..;..;..;..;. | MANIG f FUNF.R A! I 714 Mail | Modernly Equipped Trained To Y I Mrs. William Mai i '* i*|* Telephones 8510 and 7212 X | ^X' \MX'*'' v v v X*vv . * * ' ?^?Saturday, July 13, 1940 Men . I J Women J Y HANCE! | AUGUST 5 TO 15 | ^ ^ SEPTEMBER | ecessarv except Age | T ^ ^ q J ? fi A MEASURE OF - RESPONSIBILITY r^H The sincere funeral dir^ptor feels a definite responsibility to his community as well as to Jiis client?and the confidence of both . ? rest upon his unim- 0H peachable integrity. In this establishment | we maintain the high- W j^H est ideals of a profes- 0k |H J sion honestly dedi- Wk i I cated to communi'y JOHNSON I^T T TVt ri> 4 T UAMP r i ,ni/iTirj 1 101 Park St. Phone 8137 I South Carolina State Beauticians Conv. WILL HE HELD AT SUMTER, S. C. July 15-16, 1940 IN THE LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM ..Mrs, Annie H. leans'. I'r.etj. M rs. I.illie W. UoKcrs, See Miss Elsie Sear'es, Reporter \ isit Henry I'very Nijjht. He's Hot Harbeeue That's Just Right Henry's Beer Tav^ern __,\ND? ]j j; v f? Y ' S BARBECUE STAND \ \t /? * i. i, j * >. ?? . v or. iioiui & v ainoun rMs John Henry Washington, M)tr. ?tgp>,v. ? ,? NOW 1*1 .A YIN ( fiKOlUiK RAFT in House Across the Hay with JOAN HENNKTT \cmmm I.ATK SHOW SATl'KDAY Mi l: "WATERLOO BRIDE" ALSO STARTS MONDAY ymmmmmmmmmmmmtmmaam Eleanor F rod POWELL ASTAIRE in "Broadway Melody OF mo" M ON 1)A Y?TL ESD A Y Every Monday is "Bargain Nite" A I TI T>C " ? U 1 kJ J !. HOME | W 4f A i Street J and Professionally X Serve You ? T nicrault. Manager X 6 - "X Columbia, S. C. v ;*v .?v J ifl