The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, August 24, 1940, Page Page Six, Image 6

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Page Six ? SP ART AN HI Ki; NEWS Atty. and Mrs. Piatt with their two daughters Misses I.ueile and Ntdlie have returned home, after spending several weeks at Atty Piatt's former home in Boston Mass. While there the young- la? dies spent two .very pleasant weeks at Camp Atwater, one of the finest camps for girls in this country. Miss Ethel Taggnrt and Mrs* Augustus McDaniels were quietly ma tried at2 the Bethel parsonage' in Laurbns, Aug. 6th. The Rev L. C. Butler officiated. Mrs. MeDaniels was for several years the County Economics teacher for Spartanburg County and has done very effective work among the farm wom^i of this county. She made many friends in the city and county during the time shi has worked here. _ Her. many friends regret* to- know that she will resign her position in the< next few day?r? Mr. McDaniels in a very popu-J lar mechanic of Daurens and was", one time instructor-in the trade department in the high school ol that-city... The friends of Mr. Robert Duffie will be sad to hear of his suddrn death tin lrn\f wifn. " Mrs. Willie Duffie and one daughter Miss Edith* Will who is a ttamOiar j n ..,fy The funeral services were held at Abrams Funeral Home conducted by the Rev. P. K. Mingi . and the choir of Silver Hill Methodist church. , Miss Eunice A. Beaty cashlei of the N. C.' Mutual I.ife Ins. Co^ office here is taking her annual vacation. Mrs. Ruth Bolden i s? supplying while she is away. Mrs. Candace ' Nicholas of I'll | ion i*,-in the city visiting her mother. * , .N|r. J. S.. Bolden and Miss Allen Nicholas were here Friday. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Williams and children have returned from Hampton Institute where they .went to spend-tbt-fr-vncrtti mr~w itTi Mrs. Williams' sister, Miss Mitch ell, who is a teacher -in Hampton J Institute. Mr. W. M. Karkland continues very ill at his home on Valley St Mrs. Belle" Haw kins hag retunu. ? eil b??im- after, S|ie7idTT73 >a very pleasant vacation in ( l.-,>l.-stnp Mis. Flora Wallace 1'uw-ell has *' returned from Atlanta I'nivers'ity , where she studied this -pimmei ?Ot i?her "master's He it i ei\ Miss Julia Hobsoni .lean.-s" leach I e? of I'uion County spent Friday afternoon in the city. rhc churches on tin- Southside ' Maim itv Macedonia. Thompson 1 St rent. ILu?Moriuh.1 W'estminslei" and Church of Epiphany will con- ' cha t their annual, popularity contest Aic The taxi drivers i who will !>< voted for art-: Messrs " T. K. Smith, A. Allen, Luther Cai ~tei\ Walter Smith, Ilerl ort Walker ami Arthur Robinson This _ ^ affair vill It Mi Ine lawn in fn^nt i of tin- Church of the Epiphant ami is oia- of outstanding ' .of the mid-summer. -s ( Mrs. Jessie- M Davenport was " the re.n-itt guest speaker for the- 1 Councils of Christian Service at _ Silver Hill?Methodist Church These Councils have a joint meet, ihir ohe Sunday in each mont! during the evening services, The Rev. A. M. White has U-er ) transferred from Trinity A. M 1 K. church and the Rev Russell of , Florida?has?h< i ived?To take the "pastorate. This church lias been hard hit with a heavy building program but the officers, members and friends 'see a bri.-hte! .t;i\ J (AMI' KI lil.l) It \ FT. t illKCii 1 Re\. Geo;' K.-Goode, I'astor Revival meeting at Camp Field baptist church began in high class Sunday a.m. Tne Sunday school is making rapid progress undei the leadership of its Supt. Deacon Samuel Bell. The Pastor, Rev Geo. E. Goode then ca-ine forward and preached his introductory sermon for our revival meeting. Text Heb. 12:1. subiect Lav ill o? (Iff w eights. The same was enjoyed I by all. The folly \viug.?visitors- ~ were present: Miss Louise Adams Mt?t; Dally Ruth Shethwod, Mrs Willie Nash all sisters of 1'liiladelphiu. Pa., and also their sistei Mrs. Leonu 11 outer of Ashevffle N. C. They , are daughters of Mr. John' Allans I r , ami?is spending- ~ their vacation' hvi'e with him. A1 rnutig the group of visitors were I .Vfrs. Alice Nasli, Mrs. One Millet of Philadelphia; Miss Janie Black of Richmond and Mrs. Helen Full er, also of Philadelphia. Mrs. Nash and Mrs. Miller are the recent visitors of their cousin Mr. ami Mrs. Samuel Bell. We were very sorry that Mrs Beli was ill Sunday night; hopimt her a speedy recovery. Sunday mgffF~the service, was still high. The. pastor preached front Gen. W e are lookine i forward to a great meiaiiu. Camp | Field one^of the leading churches of the Little River Association beautifully situated between Abbf : ville and Due West. You are -wel- ( come to worship with us each third Sunday in the month. Mr. K. D. and Charlie Martin were Sunday visitors around Flat ? Rock. Mr. S. J. Marshall Sr.,?and sons Augustus and Julius were the vis ( itors in Due West Sunday p.m. Mr. Albert and Learon Woods i til and Miss Cleo Young were the evgy ening guests of <-Miss lx>is Mar Ife Shall Saturday^ 1 Help boost the Palmetto Lean-1 fe) er. ' ' t VISITING Ol'TTIFTOWN Visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. 1> Miller at their home, Eastover, S C., Sunday, August 11th " wen their daughters Mrs. Benzena Johnson, Misses Wilhelmina and Bernell MHler of Columbia and their guests Mr. William Bonner. Miss Luella Taylor both of Columbia. Mr. Luther and Otia Caldwell, _ Mr. Henry Gibson all of Winnsboro, S.C. After arriving co ineir nome cne misses .unieri accompanied by their guests and sisters Misses Ix>rene and Fannie J7 Miller^ ^nioved a wonderful service at the Red Hill Haptis' church, Gadsden, S. C, After arriving back home they were servr ed a delightful dinner. Despite the Sunday afternoon weathei they all arrived safely home. ROCK HILL NEWS By Ruby Lee Keid Mr, and Mrs. Robert Doyensare visiting in the city- with?mtt?"Tiei and aunt; Mis. Ferguson of Charlotte. N is visiting Mrs. S. C. Weston Mr, B. T Miller and family moI tp f f" "'! *-?visit" relatives and friends Miss Ruby Funchess of Orange Inn e- ai)d M?Kannic?Bbtk-r?arc visiting Mrs. Frances Davis. Rev. and Mis. Charlie Hall had is tl eir dinner guests Sunday Mr. end Mrs. W. E. Wansley and son Mr, Joe Hampton of Charlotte s[Kmt last week with his brothei I lev. T. It. Hampton on Flint Hill Kc\*. U. T. DavwT was in the ity last w(eek. - i.unan nuii' aim son ineoi lore worn called to New. York Pridtty. II ss Willie Blake is visiting icr mother on Hock street. Mrs. Ruth Handy ami friend. Irs.. Davis of New York City are nil] visitors in the city. The. Holer.' Memorial Choir ot tVih.-ton Salem, N.C., rendered a ;pierrdid "program Sunday at'lei mult at Ml. Olive AMKZ church. .1 was enjoyed by all. The Rock Hill KlLte Tiianls wiTi da\ Raleign, N. C.,' Friday nite it Highland Bark. I"he Heimon B res by terran- c 1 ui rc h id Irinity Baptist cliuivh will ?C.i its?annual?pieitit?"1 in-sday al' Xveiy's Picnic grounds in Fort din; . , ?AD (Tyo-cge?Douglass Teft this .for New York where he dans to enter a hospital. Mi-s Klla B. Nelson is a paieiit iii the St. Philip's hospital.. 1< i friends wish for her a speedy eeoverv. ??? Miss tiladys Holman of In wood. 1.. is still a visitor in the city The Fmm.-tt Scott High school v 111 resume its 1P40-41 session ;epl. 4th. School begins at -8:4"> Brof. Hddie Peterson,. graduate 'f 1 Vni-ilaH?Col lege:?class <TT '40 md Mr. Genre,: Peterson student it the above eiTllego, and- ProC "roptis Biui^dus graduate of S State College, all ot Ridge Spring stopped in the oily while ouring the state.' i-- P-:?- . II KhKN A M'lWS Sunday school opened at the isual time with the Supt. and eaehers at their post of doty. Mis. Fannie N'unn W'1"'-"'?&? cVllllc Plains. .\. V. is lu-re visit rg her aunt and uncle ^ lite I VI i s. C, K. Green and mother due o the death of her uncle Nil Ru s I'hnrehisy of I 'lintnn _ MiSS""tje'rreTTTT'iVeen\vood of Heena left for Washington, 1). C.. .sheie she will spend" sonu* time .vith her sisters and brothers. Mr. and Mrs. Mary Thomas \nd their son from Detroit are .isiting their parents Mr. and Mr-: O.vner here. Mr. Rufus Churchise Passes Mr. Ituflus-Churchise of Clinuii! formerly of Helena departed his life Wednesday morning Aug 16th. at his home- in Clinton, lie leaves to mourn -his loss, a wife, Mrs. .lanie Churchise, step-son Mr. Walter Bailey, of Clinton, 2 sisters, Mrs. Mary" E. Green, ol He1 ena am! Mrs,- tharrie?TncksoV) if White Plains. N". V. and a host >f neices. nephews and relatives. l.KMNtiTON ( IK( I IT NKHS Rev I. (I. Sim minis I'uslur S.-X. was had at its usual houi villi (|uilc a group present ?1 is us. UK liic subject "(ioil's ('are ui lis l'cople". At 11:110 tile pasto> preached at Bethel. Aftter scrices there the pastor and a num-of?rrrt'TtThefs*~'motored t?? ('ah carry. la-csviHe and preached. At light Rev. W K. l.ee preached a' Sethci. Si nday marks the beginning of i revival at Sprrn-j- Hill and sei .'icess all day. Come out and enjoy yourselves. A successful revival was closed it Mt. /ion. Seven persons were iappily converted at id (juite a number united with the church. Ac can truly 'slay Rev. Kllis is a elitious man and a gospel preach sr. Mrs. Jennie Xtigh is visiting her laughter in Savannah, (la. Miss1 Ktta Mae Wise of Jamaica Mr alul Mrs. Eugene Webb and lui.'-'hter of , New?York City has eturned from their visit here witn I relatives and friends, Mrs. Ella Mae Bates of Colum>us, Ohio, is. visiting her parents I Miss \Vjjpston of Raleigh, N. C. s visitiffj? JmT isister hr\ Wise. Our sick ones are improving at hia writing. 1 ?? ? - DUE WEST NEWS 1 Last Sunday was fittingly ot served by t e churches of Du Wist T!u- services were inspii 'ii:gt and upiiiting. Re\s. F. I Bu.iey, K. 1<. Al. Adams and L. 1 DhiikI- brought stil l in ^ gospi mt ssages to their congregations a tin* hour of morning worship. Sunday was designated at Hum com in,- day at Alt. Zion Presbyte rian church and all day service were Ik hi. A splendid amoun ,v::s con t rib ..ted for the fund ty e rect a new brick cnurcn. trie con ti motion iii!' till- i'ity was ^ 1 .SU. Mrs. Elizabeth Brownlcc retun iu ner home in East Orange ' N. J. on last Friday after a deliyv. . . .wo wi'i'KS visu in the llonn of .Mr. and Mrs. John 1'. Unbelt on. i'V ( ' otj'e l.larnio.i left o: last Friday for Memphis, Tenn. .mill' lie will make an extendec visit yvitk his son-jn-law and dau glitii' .Mr. and Mrs. Young. Mrs Yen tig Jias been visiting relative-' -in"" ine.se . parts for several week! -itml - he returned with her. A.r. Samuel Tui inan visited Jus brother in Anderson, S. C., on last Wednesday and returned on lasi Thursday morning. He r"pni'f" -plHtMrtir trip. Uevs. J. E. Vauss and J. H i>. i ns hot i conducted revival set tiers m their eliurches during last diss .Mary II. Pratt of New i i. is me guest of her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Kobt. Pratt. Little Mae Carolyn Pratt of Asheville | X. i ., is also visiting her grandIan. As?in. this?home.? Littie .Miss Annie Mae -.Pratt has returned from a two months visit with relatives in Charlotte M.ss .Margaret .McAdams o! New York is visiting her parents .Mr. and .Mrs. 0. L. McAdams. M .. i Hi.... II.,..ai ,m.i sistt r from IVnnsylvania bavi been visiting their relatives her< for a wiek. .Miss .Mamie Anderson ??f New York is here visiting ? i.-+wrej;ts ?Mr*, ami?.Mis. George .Vf. IMIll.il* A. M. Ik ( lll kdl Kev. T. H. Weathers. I'astor Sunday, was. another high day ?t !*i i 1'nilip.?At 1U o clock a.m A wonderful Sunday school was oiai .toil by tile Assistant SupLHenry?JohlisuTT, J7\ Tile lesson a as beautifully taught by the tea.ei> and reviewed by the Pastoi Kev. T. fl. Weutiiel'S. A splendid prayer service was conducted by the prayer commit . ee:?licov- 1. Johnson and "'others \t the close of a soul stirring sei jnon was preached by the pastor I*. <udiis "1:1 "2. subject Use That What You Have. Everyone eir o\e<i the message. Total amount contributed ?12;yv."* W e are also glad to iiignlluu?uur+i ieiuls and" relatives coming in to see us from the various parts of in- hoi tii. w ho mack' some iuspirinti rematkr-r-- Weatlgahlcd soiUif wonderful thoughts and thank Ihi'in for congratulating out church and home progress. We -s+tty?tt> tlieiu??"e are trying to be Christians and people 'of no low ability. The names are as follows Mrs. Delpl^iiVe Jones, Mr. William Green. Mrsi Mamie S. Green,- Miss Glad is strom, Mrs. KveliTTe I.ee, Miss Helen Howmani Mrs. intG... "TrriiwiT aTid Mrs. Viola Archie. All of whom we extend a hearty invitation. eon homo when you l'eei like it. On Sunday evening at 0 o'clock we witnessed another upt' *_u -del IWK-d by- Kev Taylor, pastor of Mt. Olive and Matthew church. liis sermoi was a masterpiece found Luke 15: l f: l.s wises subject The Prodigal Son. Kwryone's heart rejoiced aa Dr. Taylor preached God's void. Contribution raised $7.70 These are the names who conlri buted so well in the different coleetion: Mr. William Green, $1.00 Hev. Taylor 25c; Mr. David Myers 25c; Mr. Dennis Taylor, 25e; Mrs S. It. Leo. 25c; ltev. T. H Weathers. 25c; Mr. Sam Smith, 25c; Mrs <. W. Holhy. 25c: Mr. Jacob Green, Jr.. 25c; Mrs. Hallic Wea thers, 25c. A fine dinner was pn iare.1 by ' the__ sisters lor the fiTeiids and visitors. On Sunday evening 0 p.m. a wonderful League was conductec by the president and officers. Tin LeaeUe is doinj> Wonderful work \t MOO p.m. wo wore engaged ii mother snii'itL|j|l s.-rvh.- lie v. J A. Allen of Mt Nel>o preached a sermon using as a subject God's Great Deliverance. \V\ ill enjoyed hearing Uev. Allen We. ?-ulso ' had some more 2f>c coilributoi.s; Uev. T. H. *A\' eat hers Ali-s?Lee-?K-atidolph," Mr. Henrj Williams ant| Mr. David Myers. We extend thank's to the choir? lor their music during our revival. O.ur revival me.etimr is ex tended another week. ' We invite you to come and take ? part witl S. The marriage reception of otn yotuvg undertaker Mr. William W Motley and Miss Sara Helen Mick e was a grand affiVll'. The peoph wore royally enteriaineu. nurue i e hash and rice, cake and uoh drinks wore served to no end. This is a lovely couple and we hope foi them a long life. They spent theii honeymoon in Jacksonville, Fla with mtlxins 111' the grin .111, Mr an. Mrs. John Lewis Holley. Sonii "time was spent with another cou. in, Mrs. Vivian Oshorn Whose lit tie daughter they brought hael with them, little Alto. Come to*? church. Join th church. Sulwvjrihe For? The Palinptt') leader e> rHE PALMETTO LEADER (THE GATES OF HELL s . WOLLl) SWfNG IN VAIN fc v f We the people of Ajnerica are blessed to be in a Bible country under the Laws of Democracy ? where we can praise God and en1 joy free speech. We can hear the t name of Jesus 011 almost every block in our cities; also we can site e in our homes and hear His name* - on the air. People almost num 18 belles* preaching, singing and * playipg entertainments. But Je " sus said out of the motith of babes " and xileklinirs I will tret Derfect praise-f?Matt. 21:16. If everybnc 11 in tlu?*U..S. who is singing, praying and preaching were giving 1 God perfect praise the very gates j L" of hell would swing against them ijL vain, because we would have the presence of God ut all times The War Department could close down their manufacturing plant of air planes,-battleships, tanks and anti-craft guns a n d training Because we would have the presence of God, and the gates of hell - would swing against this country .a vain. ' But IfThe-tenths of the preach' ers and worshippers who are performing, i.ave theii.si-lves a ctnit -Uemnetl- Heart"'before have become as a sounding bras: or a tinkling symbol before God - .'Ic.n c i t ad 11 t'liruii. 2Uth chapter. With their mouth they serve God but their hearts are far from Him.' If the people pf .America wantts u .Mag mot tint tnat no one tun break of surround let them give their hearts to God and give Him perfect praise and lie will l?e ohi >tione hold as He was for our fore-fathers, and the gates of hell would swing against them in vain of ijian's lips without the heart 1 Mease note every time that the former church of Israel went into idolatry God suffered something -o befall them, and the same God lives today. Jesus told the Apos. ties yc a re the light nf thn .le also told them to teach them i observe all things whatsoever 1 ommunJed you and To 1 am with oti until the end of the world And we see this promise attached to the Christian church, regardless to t .e replacement of preachers . it IoqW< ?if Jo or had fee- .urn around and go Lack; because the average preacher refused to tie ?G4mst- asked therrr But most " all of them whether drunkards, liars, adultrous or what not, they are teaching the people to pay mole salary, whether you are able o or not. Ar)d if you can't compete financially, your -name isJ;.cod before me entrance of youi 1 crunch for the public to read. ATui we mav well expect to lose the i guidance of God and fall in the hands of the devil for this is the itiiH"?trap?that?thr?devil?caught -1 Adam in when the gates of hell Jj closed in on him and (Jod had to give the life of His only Son, the p word to redeem man back to life And we. are. just about in Adams 1 eoittlition, marching up to * the Judgment of (Jod without the presence of our attorney Jesus and < : the j!utes of hull 'Will close in?orr all of us who face God without the spirit of His Son, Jesus Christ And you must have a clear and a lean heart to obtain this spirit. RKV. r. J. KOHN' ldjo Tobacco St. i olnmbia. S. C Mil,I.MR ( IIAI'KI 1 M. F. CHI IH II Rev. 1.. (1. how man. I'astor Newberry l.u-t .Sunday the church goers found their way to their respective churches." The re viva] meetings ate l^ouig UII "i many of tin* rural churches am hundreds of |>i*?11?1 ?. are visiting tin- various chunks. Last Sunday -the meeting ran high at Miller Chapel as usual Rev. Bowman conducted a week's meeting for Rev. Martin at JProvi denee church 'and he reports that the meeting wits <jnito a success lie delivered two strong sermons 7 last Sunday morning and evening In both of his sermons he stress ed the importance of sin and point < "d out many dangerous points \here it is a destroyer. Among : tdre?irrrrrry visitors were Mrs. Mamie CrofHdr of Washington and - -Mrs.?Ma Mi 1.-, U Isoh of Aiken. Mrs. Klla W Sands of Wf.il J e'd, N. J.. i* at the bedsicl <>' i*. hrotlu-r Mr. .ithur Willi i..s who is taking hint hack fhor. pital treatment. The rally for tin- -furnace was r quite a success, and next Sunday is the rally for the lilirury at AI ( .en. The Radio Stat quartet of Or ungeUirg will appear at. Millet Chapel Toe-day night. Aug. 27 r I rmy art' Known and sum in nv the best singers in South ^Carolina i .'oitu* early to avoid the rush.' On Sunday, Sept. 1st, the revival meeting will begin and tlv following cheils have been invitee, o sing durin- tin- meeting Mon1 Flay nite Shiloh. Tuesday nite, St ? ydaty's; Wednesday nite, open; i thursday nite. Hi own Chapel; fTi f Tny nite, St. James. Mrs, Bowman and daughter Heh len are un Lhell WacatTon spending j_ _a_ week with rrlrrtTVcs and Triends i in Irnio anil Easto.er. Mrs. Isabelle Hnuvn from the < .^'orthiis here visiting relatives and friends, j Mrs. Ophelia Pettis is going forward in her rally for general - claims. Mis. I.illie Mae Gilliam has been appointed president?of?the I FTxceTsior Cluh. ! Come to Church Go to Church. I ! sr. I'AUIi idvi E. CHl/Scil | Rev. J.-J5 Cummings, Pastor Denmark, S C.?Services were beautifully carried out Sunday afternoon. At 5 o'clock Bro. O. S. Riley was presented to conduct the Sunday school. t 5:.'10 Rev. Gummings brought a message from Gen. 12:1, subject A Journey in this Open Air. This man tried to intterest the people. At 8 o'clock Mrs. S. M. Gunning M.c TI M Wrdfn Rev Gun min.is. 1 i11luj. Rosalee Cunningham motored to Rome Branch attendsplendid me.ssa.ue taken from Hah inp the revival and enjoyed a iikul: '1:2, subject Revival Prayei delivered by Rev. Middleton ol I,on,' Island. X. Y. He isHn charpe of tiie meeting tliis week. We pray for their success. ,4 Revival begins at Bethel Sundav Aucust ?5. The public rs invited; I'll.- Rev. Paul L. Wells of (Jranitte ville to be in charpe. ST. LI KE A. !M. E. ("II1'RCIl The storm last Sunday kept every member away from church si lllll, tiTfttMpb on^person present. The wind? blew down the fences around the parsonage which "took , "t+rr workers including the pastor until Wednesday evening to repair The lights were out of commission front Saturday until Wed nesday night. None of our church delegation Whs able to attend the District Missionary Convention. The pastor and trustees'are in dose conferences with the Federal Housing Committee, and the transfer of our present property 'or tlie new site is expected .daily. . >TT\ hied White our etlicient i- v. ),;< .. II 111 1 11 MVUUll ,? II? .^ Viu.u.h .... vacation in X.w York." with his daughter and grandchildren. but t is ht'ivd he will Vetufrh-the last of this month. la.ni's Sin'.'letnn "our paper selpi u:i>; i ii:ihl..?any?of his customers last Sunday, but ho is hopeful that all of his readers will take two papers this'week. MT. PLEAS-ANT DISRICT MISSIONARY CON V K NT I ON ?'I'lle Alt. f'leasant District Miss- ( .unary, convention of the Palmetto conference met alJLkino liny, S.C.. in Charity AME church, July 24 lit, 1'JlO, with Mrs. V. T. Murray, presidept; Dr. J. E. Thomas preriding elder and Rev. Frederick lip,-'letary. pastor. w The morning session of the first ila.v das quite a business one. After reistration, organization was lerfected. The president with the assistanance of the deleates ap ' - I !... I iKinMuilfnPd pWillll-U l (I IT Ullivi v III WltiMi.kvvvw W1 of t .c charges made truod re- < pottsr The assessment reached jj34.il 1)0 with iiome ibulges yet to " pay. The ciin fere nee branch contingent was paid also something was paid on the per capita tax and District Student fund.-- ? "The ministers sat and enjoyed the women pay in a few minutes over |400.0 to the different commillet's. r-1At the close of this session the funeral of Rev. Yoimgblood's wile was had. It was preached by the Pastor, Rev. F. Singletury. The afternoon session was prea e oi in devotional?m rviee,?Ml- ' - hied over by tie reporter. .After Hattie Fordham led in the discus .-.ion "A -Challenge to ('hristiai Brotherhood". She - spoke with threat force and interest to the d? It 11; of all hor la-a i ei o. 1 itljM'. bLvL? ' ell Bess and delegates from Mt iMeasant also spoke on the subject. _ The President's Annual iv.essagi was real touching and thoughtful Her recommendations were accept d. W. en sac. sat the sisters rejoiced in the spirit as though a sermon had been preached. -Mrs Murray is a reaf consecrated missionary worker. "A Question Box" was conduct d.by the reporter.- This was very interesting. The presiding eldei and ministers, especially Revs. S Bur..*ess, 1). X. -Wilson and W. T Murray helped to make this quite a sueees?-and helpful to all. Rev. and Mrs. S. Burgess were new in our distric^but they helped in every way to make the convention interesting. They arc < trained workers. We are glad tv 1 have them here. RevT J. H. Bry- ' it I'I Ueorgetown dist t! I' " stayed through out the convention. lie. complimented the miss ionary sisters and stated he enoyed th<. convention. The Ways and Means eommiltei reported as follows:?Mrs. Julia Gilliard, president $lS.5r>; Mrs Eliza Richardson, treasurer Mrs. Louisa .T. Small $10.00. Total $25.r>5. The president stated at last we have found the right person -a->-proaident of this committee. They >ere applauded loudly. This i; the largest amount ever heep brought to the convention by this committee. He is helping a wo: thy girl in school also a littb paralytic of our district. The Young People Department t presided over by Mrs. R. i. Lemon" rendered many good numbers dui lug the-convention. .Her work?t.c fine. The Missionary Sent 011 l?yL Rev. W. T. Murray?was?enjoyed by a packed church of respme+tve tenters. We are .* rateful to him The -conference; branch president Mrs. It. E. lirogdon and Mrs. Sa ah Lewis conference ^branch president of Y. P. Dept.' made inter sting addresses Thursday. Wo were also glad to see Mrs. Stella Washington and Mrs. Lillie Rain|5y* of Georgetown district. We adjourned after the morning session Thursday.In the name of the Triume God OAK GROVE I'KESHYTKRIAN C H U RCH Rev. A. H. Reasoner, Pastor f The Daily Vacation Hiblc school closed at Oak Grove PresLyt -rian church, SEIighs, S. alter a very successful session. The school opened Mcuiday morn iiiK July 2'dth. Classes were in session l l oiii i? u.iii. until a p.m. nil) day for u wi'ck. The enrolment was 6b including several ad Its. Lots ul work was accomplishedthat week, Bible stories were mid, v -itr.in chapters in the Bible wore incii.ori/.ed, students were taught to pray, sing- new son.es icp'ta'i (lie books of tthe Bible, play wholesome games during recreation ami do hand work. Tin i try women met CV11 y nay ami made a quilt while listening tj the classes and very often tool* part in the discussion. . I he quilt that they_umdc__ was their work for the Nat ional Mission sewing. , On Friday afternoon, which was the last school day, the women of I) liii.unlir IiiimIii'Ic i if fom" " Timt-everyone enjoyed a Jine picnie. Among the visitors of tin day were M ly l.illlnn l )?a-aT?Prrr? tiallllltin ami sons from Newberry. S. C\; Mrs. I.ucinda Rice and laughter, .Miss Mary Rice, Dr. J " . .? 11.. V?. I Ul lCI , |M CMIR III ?M liU! wmvi i institute; Mrs. Harold Boulware I Mrs.. C. M. Young, Prof. R. W I Boulware, Mrs ' Kvn Klaton and i Misses 'Mrrian Young ami Zaide* Reasoner from Irmo, S. C. The exhibits were good. Among :luin were seven (lower stands ::nie from material' ? often from !:e woods. vases made from pickle ?tt 1* s i oaiming thbm, flower baskets made from tin cans and i number of o^her things made by he -mall children. The quilt made by the Missionary wome was on exhibition too. ,\ 1 is> lvvn?-Si ms. ?M i s: I a Her j ^irns. Mrs. T. RufT, Miss Laura 8 Brown. Mr. Percival Reasoner 8 Mrs. A. H. Reasoner were the helpers. Mr. J. Cannon, Supt.: Rev A. H. Reasoner, director. "\a?* tli'e spirit of missions enter h i i \ I.eJi I: i ids we ask l'or Jebus' sake amen. ( M i s,) Khisvie Wilson: reportoi PARKNTS DAY AT SIX ONI) r vi vtin ciicifeii ?r\ntv Parents Day will be observed at .Second Calvary l-topt church Sunday. Anyust 25th at 10 a.m Thr*~service is bciny sponsored by the "Younsr .Men's Bible Class" We are asking members and friends to worship with us on this day.. Tiuiie -Will al:?T?bo-SOVeruT musical selections. ? Kev. (J. H. Brown, pastor H. J. Alien* teacher . VFZ*W% J N"* ?mt^r 4 TO TURN : To us?the knowledge . _ ;rTi Jve^TKe ~ science i.n-u ?,.i!l tr.at is curs? j d SwC?^3L1 L Uot bestcwei uforv us in the i iteiestol ih~_u- v,e terve. ?- Yo you -rhcuM the hour of net J c r i ?e ?this ! ;Jng .1 */er I , ih.r> ,rj-,estion "Where || | j o h nson funeral home 1401 Park St. Phone 81,47 [ ~t~ " ' 13 : Pitt? m.c. j t ^ ~~ i 1?* southern raii T?7 Uw wSvmpi* - pr?l*rtgofa? ? JUf Nl DHtn* tol B rioomrarnd tollltmcitt m V B fa tbtU. ST Army M M 1 J fa ?U?lbU young my J^J B?? - ?nd BATHING /42SK SKA OUTINGS ((CD)) 4ood fishing Saturday, August 24, 1940 fJKEFNWOOl) DISTRICT S. S. CONVENTION * The S. S. Convention opened Wednesday morning July 24, at 11 a.m. at. Bethel AME church by devotiopals led by Presiding hldei P. M. Gary and his associates AKifs JusJLine L. Gary was elected Ss secretary for the convention and Miss J.ucy Adams, assistant Delegates frojn each church were enrolled and committees ap pointed. The business was then stopped to listen to the -introductory sermon by Rev. M.G. Gowdy Repprts were made and $160.31 was collected during the convention. The meeting was, turned into (he hands of the District Sept.. of Sunday School. Mi's. A. M. Pel rin to continue with the group meetings. The young people seem_ od to?have Rained a greaU-deal of information. The different subjects discussed^werc-'TGViewed by the Dist. Supt. of the Leajgue Mr. 1.-T. Wr Mtms ' Tlve evening sermon was preach i'd by Rev. M. Massey after which the convention was pleasingly welcome*! !'V th<* P'irtof and nieillhers of Hethel AWE church. Tin meeting adjourned for the day ' "" 11 "d np"M"'l 'V ni'i I iiinrhihg at 10 a.m. The group meetings icvntini e.i for the benefit o1 the voiri z people. . .-All I I I-I' ; ? I wus n? livf.Ml I?v !!<-v. \V. 11. Nash. The business of the convention was finished and closed successfully ?nt?I~ next year at Promise Land. 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