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Page Six A FLORENCE DISTRICT CONFERENCE The t>h?rty-first Tforcruv District Conference, Church School. S. C. Conference Methodist Church ambrcing the Woman's Society* of Christian Service, Youth" Activities ami Lay Activities assembled in Springville Methodist Church August 2N, Sept. 2. U>40. ?The generous Pastor. Rev. A J. Pogue, his loyal members ami responsive friends, were awaiting with everything ready, and pre j pared to accomodate, and entertain the large delegation of religious workers and leaders. The D. S. Rev. C. ('. Reynolds began the meeting with a delightful prayer and song service. His* annual report was a fluent ; ml concise summery pf the achieve ments of the pastors and laymen of the district. Unlimited cum pliments were expressed to hin for his unstinting care of he district and wiSe leadership. The five salubrious days that engaged the conference, and tlu large ministerial, and lay dclcgi tions that participated in them wore?made?inure?delighUVl_ Mh magniticient1" b y the gracious, . 'Wek-iimu.f. i "In Rei-.alf '1" ^^harge," Mrs. Rachel Emanuel, In iiehalf of the Church Schools" Mrs. Alice Shlpiniiit; Prof. A. D (ioodwine in elevating ami ainiiu > tihji diction, responded tui and In. the delight of thei>r.etfiien. NinV ?: able preachers?were che-on?lu >ii? pease the Kvuhki I: licvs. Roy C I Conner,. J. M. Steins. in li. li Cooper, lie vs. K. AI. Washing ton, 1. V. Alainiirp.?^?I-.. Watson. .1 W. Taylor, A. I.. Wilson and <>ui honored 1' <>C '"alvjti ' Reynolds The literary produ?.lniii? per tailiing to papers. themes, aru: topics by the larue groups ? ! yuuiiR and adult folk were illu. Minuting <#nd i \<|Uisite. The ad dresses by' our distinjruishod jAuest.Itresideul Y < lat lin -College, L>r. .1 B. Randolph; .President I.ay Aeti vities til' S. M Church. Honor ...Want a drink that , dum thirst quick? Treat yourself to a Papal-Cola. > HHfl . W What's more, you W& gat more. X 12 full ounces In aach big bottle. A M&mKm .< nickel buys it. flap out...bo tfca Papaf-Cofa way Jhfa/ff MM 8 ' | MANIG Jf_ FUNERA ; 714 Mai ;; Modernly Equipped Trained To ;; < Mrs. William Ma ^ | Teleph ones 8519 and 7212 ,' " *' ' ' ' 1 o C. W. Caldwell; S. C, Couferenj: ( hainran?nt?the Wnmnn's 'Socio ty i ; vice, .Mrs. 1' M. t..t;ie--: President S. (\ Volltl Cuto. !.. !.i:iies'-Thomas: Slim tec I . >. i'i. A. It. Him-ju e!; Cka lest, i i'. S. iti-v. (!. A. Thomas Hen; ?ttsvidu h S. Ile-v. A. Alack e>|-Hi---e-:j re 1 >. S., Kev. I'". Wi'i'ih >leH . it* lie .ft UoV.S a..d strong ill toi: .i.mii i<> idify. fiiliirht'eii an ellee r:.aeIC . a ji. .A> r mandinu; the 2 eh:;. . t we i pet sent and mad CPiu.ut. ndable re-pen ts on "Soul Saved. Aeeessiotis. B;"litismal> Past >c's Salary. State of Chore and lJeiievdlenees". O. r I'. S. ol feci, d ftto.uii <as prize to the vhurg or . iiarjte.s tiat inatle one hue lie.: peiee'nl in re-port at the. 1 Cu '.i e i:. e\ I Ills e>r these* re :ii . . w,l! he ji.ver. ;t the nex eioap nieetiny. 'A e.i led Institute was lielel an pre.-.ele-d ever i>\ the Master Peel ty< tie- I'i'. N. \\\ tilee'lle, Ie>T I.( al I'i eae'i t-i -. the- til', spoke ubl >n ' The Courses t>f Stiniy for I,e I'r< i.'-ners"." 'I lie- CCS. President, Prof. 1). 1 l**t;'n-III nre-se llte-el 1||M !>i""! a I !W tin--.- with--most-- tifcnely?ree\mi 1.1 .ations. These advisories ui I'i i in lout mil?mm ........ ion?i-h?t4+e?near Jului't*.?4Htv?t Ki' vIjIl l.ea-'ue President. Pro 11. A. (ioodwine reported vei .tMia'ly on tin- work ami sees I .e-e such tie-.- over t:ie 1). l' ? ihe Aril w rou if hi service irivei tin!?tirr?s plendul?11 ^11s?acliiev ot ,ii<.- i oil ii:.el> . v lie reelect oil It 1 i' i i. . M'?-- R- I Reynolds. niesidei i Permanent Pension ami Relit r'u: ;I t.l' Hit- !>. had llial tuga well in hand, and- a praise worth ueeooiit was acknowledged Ia i ha iir- Illation. There-Were soil . ca leriiiit" i epul is oii Al. I'rutl^ei ?m?;?Youth Aa li.v llie.-. Lay Acl viti-.s, President .lames K. Wi lian s, \V. II. Mission. "* M'rx. R. 1 Reynolds ami \V. K. Mission, Prt tit i.;'.Mil- ( ;i td|iia Nowling,The iiHinled, .l|tt\yv'.'er; in the sum l> j <-m MP ^ : i k ii, r.% \ fc:< : ; : 1 v v vv v v v v v v v % v v !-! *! AULT'S L HOME n Stf?eL_ and Professionally Serve You iniirauit, Manager Columbia, S. C. I t? TH c I till. ^ Music. hymns, songs, fneled> and spirit, ais ol tne greatest quan > cty ami the finest quality wen expressed ami impressed at thi* 1 !). Conference thru solos, duets ij trios,* quartets. .The following - i.oirs participated. Springvjllc V ,\fi Iliii, Marion. .Mars Hluli', Dis i id Young People, Salem anil 'i tN'isloy, Junior choruses, Wilson 'Impel, Latla and Florence Cuin! bel li nd. Jr. The Local Preachers, Exhorters ai niv: '.villi the regular pus s. r, and the varied numerous aux iarics, were requested t0 recognize the Jinancial Loyalty report c I ais exhibition made a lasting ini ! prosion lor fidelity and heneli conve. Claflin college, Gammon Theo' logical Sehdnary and, the Chrisuan Advocate Southwestern Edi tjon were skillfully advertized. ' Subscriptions were taken for tin alter by the Hew L. C. Gregg. N i The Kev. John C. Gibbes and , .Mrs. Flora Nesmith were elected j delegates "for the Atlantic Costal ," | Area Council. Prof. J. McCol H ..HI illUM'Hkle. ~' Various churches pteparecl (RT 1 licious. palatable, i nd lavish din*?III I k I'lii'li dill- ol III1 11VI' days lc \ rai l '' on. We therefore were fed f suinjrtuously. The aceomodatiorii > , and entertainments. urtd hospital' J-.lies were vast and lovely. We 1 .mansiiKUi.siy vnicu manna, up|nv ] i.-iations. and compliments to ou> I j t). pastors. deleft U*s, Host, " ih-v. A-^-J. I'n^vu.', his membership helpers lor the royal strviccs -1?I'liiiimii. .111*1 tlu?wonderful worii done to make. the Florence Uis"j.trict Conference a marvelous sue i cess- limn every view point of " consideration, le I rTTVU I UOI'OMTAN 1- UAI'TIST CHLRCll .j) Rev. .). I', (iihsrm. I'astor " S . j Newberry, S. C.?Sunday, Sep tearlier 1. was our rejrular service , iluv here. We were very happy o have o a- pastor with us a'-'air. fa i having la-en i way from in . .or a n onlh. lie has durinp; thai <i111? gondii ted veiy Hlieees^fill?rv? :LLuih-iii .Sahara?t-.ftd--Li^:tfrris~crrmr -ies i'or l'.i v. If.'; W. Williams. II - (iio v?i.no.un d |i) n?meeting?tHiusli .Riyer baptist church wi'.l ;e\-i .1, i . Collier. We wish lot lini a rrreat success.At ?L:.:u o'clo I. the haplisma' at;i..~ v.en- troubled is the iiasiiir baptized-, ail, anxious wait in*, andidaie. -Aft* r which a very rood priiyej- service was condueted. Them-ju.e pastor preached a .idle m- iiion from Mark li?:lb S. tried Tlii'i'i- is a l'lan of Si Iva lion". We enjove this sermon to ts capacity! After a liberal col' it ion tue iJjs. ipline was read to': im* candidates ami they were lell.iwshiped into' the church. Wi j?irH?h-H?t+tr?chtll'ch?ft-tdurj* ^TiTRt - V yeoi Iv number ol' the member-' atjeon:paine<l the pastor to flush K \ * i baptist church -a("" '!:.'!<> p.ni Alter- service there were the dinner trusts?nf Dencrm aiut Mi's taek'bin. 'I'htiy reported ?. very lire time. Come t<> worship with' t.s e , ery lirst and third Sundays at l.da o'clock. You ale. Welcome PK.V M A IfK n \ I'.WS I lev. I I', t'ummnie- Pastor-" We itlst closed oilr lllirtlli;.1' at both. 1 V itirTTle-KeV.' ir-lTCWet^ tiieiatiny duriny the past week 1 his Cod setit man preached a> never before. We pray Cod's i 1<-.... aim.-, upon him . that he may live JcHi'j and vain souls for Christ The people of 1 lemon i f Lreated him royal throuvhout the; entire We.-k. I r castor l.'i-v. Cummin.ami kev. Wells were invited t,o the I? !!? 'ire,' homes for dinner' and supper: Mr. and Mis. II. C. Cue: | I'-a. Ikmiels and dauchleV, Mi. |?ttttI?mrs-?Void.?Mtt?Sod |..in a,-. and (Jla Williiims, Tom liih-y, M> 5 and, Mrs. L. C. Coleinan. We thank the yooil people if the various churches for theii " S|)lc*)i(ll(l coopei anon. i in* minis ters enjoyed it very pleasant stav at the iiinm* til Mrs. II. M. \Vi?llV t Sunday tnorninir. Sept. 1st war | fan day at Jericho. Sunday school i opened by the Supf. a.t 1 1 f.'it) with teaehers at their post, l.esson was reviewed by the pastor. At I: oYlork, our pastor Kev. ('uininys brought us* a sold stirring ines ! save from St. Mark subject A Destroying Con'tersation. All hearts were made happy. At > hi. Iirnti'olil iinntluo message HeV>. 11:15-10; subj'eet: f.ooking for a Hotter Country. Ht again revived mir souls. Our State Contest will convent i at Jericho Sept.' 15th at J p. in ! The Rev. J. A. Bryant of (iovai will nivach the sermon. You art invited to all of our services. Mrs. S. M. Cunningham, Reporte HOPEWELL A.M.15. (lURCH | ENJOYS SP1KITI\\L FEAST The best revival in 2t) year j| i was enjoyed by the membershi| A , and friends of Hopewell A. M F y church under the pastorate o 1*1 Rev. \V. E. Owens. Rev. John Bu y roughs very ably conducted th X ser vices. Tire meeting yielded i j financial, as well as spiritual sue jjfr I CInbtL?- - y y I The services were well attend A | ed each night and among the visi y | tors were: Mrs. Mary Smith, o X t PhilartetyrtrtaT MT7~ and Mrs Sam y mie Metts, New Rochelle, N. Y. X Mrs. Mary Bookman and daugh <S> tor, Coatsville. Pa. Mrs Honriet fa Reaves, Connecticut and a Haltiwanger, Winnsboro. & Y | The services of the variou: choirs adtipd much to the s rces I of the meeting:. e pauMet^O leader Mvimaams chapel A. M. Ik CHURCH Rev. iR. J. Jefferson. Past?r : C L Orangeburg, S. C.?Last Sun- T day Was a beautiful day for- > a church goers, the attendance ex In celled all other, despite the fact g that quite a number of the mem- c< bers ire away on their vacations. IV and the school have been closed a ti month, we still have an unusual a< large as well as surprising atten- b dance. This is indeed encourag \ .:?.u to the members and friends of g the above named church. VVe are \ truly marching onward and up- \J ward. The pastor's text was tak- t< ,-n from 110 Psalm 14 verse. Subject Making Vows Unto the tv Lord. This noble and inspiring message seemed to have been felt f} Ly the enty^L-Cpngregation. Sunday being Communion- DUy as well as a day set aside for Bap-, di tism, added to the sacredness of di the services. The choir as usual M played its m.rt- i,?'nflrri"i_r '"m sic that was quite appropriate an.d__fii " much enjoyed. We are glad to tt liave Mrs. Bonapart back with us. S = i.lii1 luu bull ill. -?d ?? vr \>viv iuij/|^ tu aw v/v4t ...mwj friends and members of the church CJ buck from their vacation. Among M those present were: Misses Per nell Coan, Madge Perry, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. J. Breeland, Mrs. Fan- tc nie Oram of Mew York City and ni the Rev. J-une ulso of?few York R Cjty. Rev. June pave some very - eneod raging?re murks. Rtrr: ft M ilildebrand worshiped with us al- vi so. To our visitors and friends w come again, make Williams Chapel your church while in Orange of burg. -p?iilvu anless Board No. 2 sponsored a, silver tea in interest of (i i the Clid) at Mrs. Klla McDuffie's cl j home. Mrs. Mattie Davis is pres ideal of this board and they are Si duji'ig m V'eat world A unique oc prograaii was rendered by nielliners of Pinekney and Alendenhall Si fam.ilies. Solos by Master Ken- ni I ,i in and .Marion Alcndenhall, H fu j.... 1'in.kney and a duet by Rodney j Mendeiiln ll and mother. Kvery- |)( y oo me.l to liUVc.-Cli-bxX-Cit?lh? ? i piugiam. Some very timely as v; i .1 us iiei)?:'ul remarks were giv (? fTTi by .Mrs. Alultie 1 >;tvis, AI r> ! iilia McDulfie, -Mrs. Cora Pinek- Si iey and Mrs. Mary Smith, aftei |0i i ...iici, Mrs. (irant of New York fy ''ity was introduced to the group, wi j?yfrftres -ions?Yfxmr-heanl tVum-Jrcr: TJie silver tea was a great sue- ch ess. St The Kinergeney eluii met at 111. \v| . liureli. i. large nuniber atlendf li.e mi cling am! quite a ntimbei jn oiiied. Tiie meeting was-very in ,( u resting. We can see great sue (j1( e.-s abend for this club. The A -L?L?I i.iq hold?a?very?ontlm?f-r^ siastic iiH'ilinj at the usual hour? ()G i'lails wen- 'i uiio I'm pew roily- at which time other added und en 7T ioyuhle t'eu lures. will bo given b.\ u.j llie; orchestr;, quartet and thr- *y.aieii's vhoii. 'I he-re- will still be , othu'?l'euLureh. presumed by- Mrs . j Jackson, Misses U. 11. llaynes and ^ , M. l'henc on Sept. 1U and 20. i oin?* spend two worthwhile even- (j nigs with the Leaguers. I ho ev'nine servict'S were e I i i oi qtially as Intelestpig and an up ()js pieciatively large congree at-ioa ; reeled the 'pastor, lie took hi .j(.. ;e .t I ron) lod 1'salins 2nd verse . 'Subject: H'ruisinp (lod. Thh givui? message had its effect upon the i j -TOiiteie*.'-i-t+o4t. Four persons Wei | w United with church during the du> which unites a grand total of *10' persons having joined the church .airing the lime I ley. Jefferson has j .(|j heeii heicv This goes without ' . . I !) saying that th|S i.- truly the rieht man in the r|u-III place. 'Pile choii ' was filled willt the choral eke " uieioheis Sunday eveiiinp' and lh ( , musie was very line. Kacil Sun ,a\ mail s an iut|u ovement in thsniiys rendered by these fyoillll} c '1 j people I.el tis continue to pi" \ ' 1 > - I ' b.-\ vv ' i I hi- I'll il li l'i:l the eh.atli. Ti.is is the first club ; <iiyani'/a-il by llev. Jefferson 'am. eaniiol fail I l:i:'l II III. A M. K. t HI" ICt li t< iCev. \\ . M. Jackson, i'aslor of _y l\ in Mi < 'lellunv 111*. , S. ('.?Sunday s school was opened at its usual t.| ! iie-.r by ti.e Su|it:, .Mr. .Jan.es (.| ; \\ lute. At 1 1 o'clock UoV. W . M. ;ij i Jackson spoke to un'frgm the 'sub 'if 11 jeet Decorations of War. AiVei J which one of the younpr converts f, I was receiver! in full - membership tl * llolv Commuiiioii was served. CJ | sick are Sister Florence Phv .ill, sister 1 )* 1 i 1;? Draton, mother ~i TiuTfTon aiid faYnef Powell. P .Money is still lieimr collected toward the $5 (JO"rally. , .Miss Mary Xesbitt of Newi'ork j.( . is the U'uest of her sister-in-law' . ?Mrs. (,'orinne Xesbitt. . . pat dim: fhasten a ' FLEPR AHKs ItlRTHDAY Miss Pauline Feaster of Leeds j celebrated i.er birthday Au^. 28 j sjAt fi a.m. sin- listened as hei j, I, birthd: y was being broadcasted ^ ; on the radio and enjoyed ? h c * fi beautiful sonir that~had been re- ^ , J quested to sing folv her at this j r. | time on this particular occasion;' La l( "'You A re M y Sunshine." , . | She had as her guests Mr. and n } i Mrs.?Willie?WfH4*,?Mrs-:? Annie ^ 4-Camak, of Mansfield, Ohio STH<^ | j Mrs. I.ulu Camak, of Hlairs, >S | . i 0. She received many greetings ^ f One from tn unseen friend in e Turtlt Creek, Pa., contained a r ; check. It came as a surprise s _ and. much appreciated. . A?delicious?dinner was serveds Eve-rv one seemed to have enjoy- ( ed it. Altho she was unable to be, c t out of bed, she was indeed happy1 f s and thankful to God that she ljv- c ed to celebrate anoher birthdry ,. . . i / . . ^ SPA KTAN Bl'R(; N FAVS The Million Dollui Plannin loin mi t tee of the South Carplin fnderwriters Ass'n. was here o hursday night and spoke to th gents of the Pilgrim Life an L C. Mutual Life agents of th pai'tanburg districts of the tw ampanigs. The speakers wet Ir. Hazle, Pres. of the Associr on. Charleston, S. C.. Mr. Perr gent of the N. C. Mutual. Colui ia, S. C., Mr.- J. E. Williams ss'n. Manager, N. C. Mutua 'partanburg, Mr. Hinton, Stat gent for the Pilgrim and Mr. . . Wheeler, Asst. Agency Direc >r. N. C. Mutual Life Ins. Co. The entire agency force of th vo companies here and the terr: try of the district came to hea tese inspiring addresses. Mrs.- T. S. Leevv and grand aughter of Columbia were her Jring- the week visiting Rev. an Irs. P. E. Mjingo. The ri'illtMjJJtls of schools in th lv and county also the Jeane ?acher Miss Mitchell and Mi chifflev helH n mm (lav mrftin i"*the Hign School Friday. Mrs. R. K. Groves of Atlantr a., spent several days here wit Irs. Mamie Wright and daugh 'I^S. The Rev. 1>. C. Crosby of Che? r is conducting ? revival at In lan in the AMEZ church, Rev . B. Browning, pastor. Mrs. I.illie Hawkins?mul rinte Irs. ' Mamie Crawford of Unio; isited friends here during th eek. The Rev. kind Mrs. T. 0. Mill Charleston spent the week her The Rev?Tumor of C)i angebui7] us the guest preacher . durinj ie week at the Whitney Baptis lurch. Rev. A. I). IHincan, pasto Rev. Smith, assistant paMor o ilver Hill Methodist church i inductiii).' a revival for the Rev A. Taylor at Ohesnce. The Rev inith is preparing to enter Gain on Theological Seminarv thi ill. Mrs. Carrie Stewart is spendini r vacation in New York City. Mrs. Shorni:< P* o f ' Orangeburg i siting her mother, Mrs. Reede i Carrier street ?? The member!*- and "friends 01 her Hill Method:st church ar? uking forward with pleason r the Visit of their Bishop. H? II t,e at this churcli._Siuil?iibUn lltshop KingLs well known i' is section. He Was pastor of tin . .viaiks enurch, New York Cit.\ ion he was elected Bishop, lit ts not even a member of tin risdiction whom* he was eleetetl St. Louis. Mo., and assigned t< L* Atlanta Area. Miss Estolla r.l...?. ,,f Phihwl,.'. trn P*..- spent Su inlay and I.ar Day hero* with relative* ^ Miss- Annie ('. Wheeler?after L-ndiiiK a very pleasant suminei th relatives and friends in New >rk City has arrived home and *dy for the onanituf of tin* city ITboTs, where she* will serve as ichor. , ? Dr. C. F. Furtterson left Suny afternoon for Cleveland, 0., u re he will eom^iet a series ?d ethics for the llev. O.B. Quick < friend and (jannnon olassnuiU The many friends of l)r. J. S u le in Silver Hill, were ylad jtx. V'- him?win rlii [i with lliem Sum y morniny. lUriny the years Katie served as paslur of Mt nriah Baptist church, he mad< ti.ne contribution to the peoph Snai'tanhury. When this e i t \ is without' a lliyh School, he most ali'rii' stepped up and "opid our for tlu* benefit of all thi op!o. Dr. Kaile is iix^-od i Arable man to the raee. Mr. and Mrs. -I. R. I'owoll vi?-it relatives in I.oekhart Sunday Miss I.uvehin Harksdule lo a Iv teacher lias returned homo tor a very pleasant vaoation it ii ladi-l' diia. Now York City am irn.dioid. T! Mrs. Jessie Davenport I "it,1 uehor and director' in the U'elli hem ('enter is i isiting her hits ind, Mr. ilhivenport in Washine n. D. C. The Rev. I'. K. Mingo. I'asto Silver Hill Methodist proaeho hi very strong and inspiring se ions both morning and evenini undav. At the close of the e\ uing service, Atty. 1>. T. Sinitl iniiman of the Hoard uf Stow ills announced the offerings f?i te day was $2HI.45. Mrs. Ruth Bolden left Sundn >r Union where she will serv le N'. ('. Mutual during; the v; ttion of Miss Nicholas. ~ maniti. "a. m:"k. rui'itn Sunday was a beautiful da ir church goers. Sunday* schot as well attended. The lesson wji eautifullv taught and enjoyed I: II. The morning ^service began < I.:.'!(). After the preliminaries t> astor brought to his hearers ronderful message as found i sa. 31:9; subject: The Lord 'ire, which was soul stirring at itting. Among the?visitors wei H .... TKM "L'llJ - rr mury wniiams iiazzard < Jew York, Mrs. A. Sylernion < ersev City, N. J.. Mrs. Ethel M fillan. Mr. Wei'tz! Evening worship began at 8:( rn. Qi|ite a few were out and li ened to a noble sermon preach* ?y the pastor, as found in Psal 1 i>: 11. This indeed was a mast lioee and will long he remembe d by the hearers. The Holy (Tor nunion was administered at bo ervices. Sisters Rosa Browjo, Sar? Vashinerton, Bros. J. Wise, JoV laldweH, Mr. Jack. SwyRert ai n the sick list. We are prayir or their speedy recovery. Al< lister Rinprer, who is in the C< nibia hospital; a RIDGE SPRING NEWS 2 Sunday school opened at the \ ** regular hour and each class was I a taught in its individual class rdom t 11 Mrs. Ida Peterson. Mr. and Mrs ] ia Johnnie M. Peterson, Mr. Georgt t Peterson, E. F. Peterson, Jr. and j' ie litllo Iressa Peterson motored to 0 New York visiting relatives and 1 0 friends. I l* Mrs. Elizabeth Coleman has re- a y turned home after touring North J w Carolina for several weeks. Miss t * Velma Tolitha Johnson of Char '> lotte. N. C., is taking her vacation I ^ with her grand parents Rev. and a ' Mrs. J no. Davis. t Mr. ],. R. Raiford and children v of Jacksonville, Fla., have return f ? ed home after visiting relatives ' and friends here. He was aeeoni- ,i r j panied by Mr. Fred Young also j of Florida, , f;. Miss Elizabeth Broadnax of t Jacksonville, Fla., is vacationing h here to the delight of her many s - friends. ?,?^ ? Mr. KT W. Hammond returned _ -from-SpnrtHiiblU'gMasl week filled y ?s with smiles where he went to \ ? greet hif HI 11' nnw itiailll SOTT"" ^ born to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hammond, Aug. 23. Mrs. Ham" ( S mond is the former Miss Graco ' "j Blackwell of Union, once an instructor in the Ridge Hill High school. ? Jl Mi'.'; Marion Humniund is spend ing awhile in Spartanburg with ^ Mrs. Herbert Hammond. Mrs. T'1" Pi'tirann,?Mcssi s.?E ^ *" P. and George Peterson, Mr. and K 11 Mrs. Johnnie Peterson and Iresso v e are spending a vacation in New ^ York visiting relatives, friends n s and attending the World's Fair. " "L ?and?Mis. Matthew Gibson K held a family reunion at their J ^ home Wednesday, Aug.' 27th. ( They reported a Dpleasure to have *' j had their ten children and foui grand children with them fbr at. ^ evening of feust and fun. An old c time farm dinner was served in " " the old time way. s See Mrs. Annie J. Williams tlu " " beauty specialist of iRidge Spring ^ and get' your hair fiJied up for lie summer, WIN.VSUOK? NKVVS - v i j : pi Hv Munsel Ross ~T. t . . ___ si i The Ladies .Missionary Conven- a j tion which wo* >u?l?l?at Wayniuir |AME church was a tremendous '! success. The Winnsborians threw I open their doors and royally entertained the delegates. ' i Professor R. F. Gladden of New 11 berry was -in our town on business j last week. j Miss Ruth Chisolm of Rock Hill g, J was a visitor in nqi- town? ~i~~woek. She is the sister of oui u, Home Demonstration agent Miss w" rfTwendnlvm?Q.?Ghisolm. ~" Mr. and Mrs. J.. G. Toatley, Mis- ot j'ses Margaret and Mae- Ellen S( I Toatley, Mr. James B: Jefferson Sl | and Miss Marion Jefferson' left (| 'ast Friday for their homes i n 1 - Philadelphia, Pa. '. Tuesday evening of last week Miss Nannie Boykin gave a par- .. ty at Mr. and Mrs. A. Russell's. Kj I Among the guests who attended f(, : J Were Misses Peggy Toatley and Marion Jefferson of Philadelphia, ju Misses Mabel and Martha Bovkin . Messrs, ] V p-n-n } T Til ^ i and Isaac McCollough of Great j, Falls and several Winnsborians. ?"They s; ? nI a very, epjoyable ev- ening. MLs La i t ie M. Peay recently ^ went to Atlanta, Gu.. for a short 1 :-L_sliic. p Mi-s (i. C. Lhisolm spent tho f week 'iid in Rock Hill IK 1 MWs Kbse Manijrault spent C l:-st week in Kinjrstree with hei I Re'v. an.I Mis. C. \V Talley 1 ' i.-ti'iii '.I from a month's -va- li j atio in \V?ishinj't?rtr. New York, fx I' "<>ch. stor. N. Y., ami Niagara M ) I Rnllr?While iii ."New York they 1 isiu.l the World's Fair and many I ' I ot lior' interesting places. They re- R ; port a vim,y enjoyable trip. Mi ami Mrs. (). R. Muniirai It ! ' en- called to Columbia Monday on aeon' nt of* thoir hi Othex_Mr ' Mon.:" Johnson. We hope for him '' I a s?? e.ly recovery. 'I Mrs. I ula Nelson stopped at ' the residence of Mr.' and Mrs i Alexander Russell while attend> j imr the A. M. R. Convention. <-j Relatives and friends are elad || to. nave mrs. IWosia l.yles hnnn S again after spending 10 days in ' I y the Columbia hospital on account II e .if illness. We trust she will eon I L _tijlile..J.a mend. HKNNC'ITSVIU.K NKWS II 1 Tlu* revival meeting at Saint I'aul l!apti-t church closed list \\eek It was one of the greatest ;n the history of the church. The meet ing was conducted hy the- ? >>astor, LEyv. McMillan. ^ Mi-. V'linton llreeden died in , Trenton. N. ,lr Mis body arrived Ifome Thursday to be funeraliz() ed with his aunt Mrs. Lydia John >? ivicmiurin, wno -uieu ivioTuiay in Kj Bennettsville hospital. This was re a. double funeral, which brought O'H'inh; front far and net v. Relajf tivos and friends who attended he funeral were; Mr Umfti' mention and family of Hamlet )0 N. C\, Kenneth Breeden of New s. Yrk, Chester Breeden and?mo- M) ther. Mrs. Flora Breeden of Tren _ m ton, N. J.. Reiilah Breeden sistei I ?r and a number of relatives of New r. York. Both were funeralized af nT Spears church, of which Rev fV? Frierson is pastor. feolos were I_Lsuna-_by- -Miss Hm-ah Morris, Mra ^ Port?Bristow?nrrrY Mr. Ulvsse<m Henegan. "-\ raj Mr. Carloe Haley, son of Mrs ig Willie Lott, died in New Yowk 20 Tuesday morning. Body expected o to arrjve Thursday morning to be funeralized-at St. Michael M. E. aturday, September 7, 1940. hurch. Mr. Bethea, a well kmjwn citi- ' :en of McCall died Fridlay and vas luneralized at Beaver Dam 3aptist-'rfniTch, McCill. He leaves ^ o mmirn, his .devoted wife Mr* ^osa C. Bethea and two daugh ers Ruth and Julia Bethea and our sons. Mrs. Mamie D. Morris, Mrs. Phomasina McQueen and mother ilrs. Mary Brunson of Hartsvillr ind Mrs. Hallie Frazier left foi s'ew York last week. We wish foi hem a very plet sant vacation. Mrs. Hattie Cook and daughter <hnease, Mjss Thelma Spears md Toma Jane Johnson spent he (lay in Columbia, last jwees 'isiting Miss Shadie Spears and riendS. *? Mrs. Georgia Jackson visited ler da lighter 1M rs. Sally (iitgjg?, n On ngeburg. Mrs. Eva Belle Kelly of Atlana, Ga., was in the city visiting er father Rev. Williams and hei jster anil family Dr. and Mrs 1. i. Mt'Cuijum.?; , \>vv _Spru. in Mt.. city isiting Rev. and Mrs. A. J yri^rht. * ' OI.UMUIANS RECEIVE MSG R EES i Among the many summer stulents . receiving degrees from rurlhern universities are severjC 'oUinibians. - - ' ? Mr. and Mrs. Creswell VV. Madh*fl?we i i? awarded muster's ile^ rees in Education from the Unir ersity of Michigan. Mr. Maden, a S. C. State College alumus, is the principal of Howard nd Saxon Elementary school ? 7 Irs. Midden, formerly Miss W, 1 lelmmt Thoinpsoh, completed * er undergraduate work at Bene; ict College and is1 at present a saeher in the same institution Mr. Harry B. Rutherford, prin ipal of Carver Junior liTf%h4tifchuuL.?, ? nd a graduate of Johnson C. 1 Imith .University;- --received his luster's degree in Junior High chool Administration fron\ Ne*\ > ork University. . Mr. Cornelt A. Jidinsonv Jr~. so a Johnson C.(> Smith : h umus ?s a warded a ' masters defnve Ihu. tei iulugf iltul in / uuluii-V ~ *~ onPtlie University of, Wisconn. M... M.. I 4 ' 1 I . .Mtl'iuril, 4*11. UUkiK I IUI (I ik! Mr. Johnson Ycceivwl the?r Ittimtn tnry?tmd?hiyh?school TTT ho Colinuhiu public school sy.it*ni. ST. I'll 11.11' A. M. K. NKWS Uev. T. II. .Weathers, 1'astor On 'Sunday morning all 'ehuivh jors were found wending theii ay " Co^cRuTchr At 10 o'clock a underfill S. S. was i-ftpf!""*"'1 A I by Hid. Isaac Johnson and hers. The pastor pie^ichwl : >u! stirring senium, TisMijg as_?: ibject The -Gommtmion.^of Adrclss. Everybody feft good ias le man of God spoke with i ar. Communion was administered.' large number afterward lt-i ? sir. of two infants was pel nmed. On the third Sunday there will a baby contest. At f> o'clock a >? I ,on III- %> ; * ''?ivlii'ti.il hy l>.^ esiilent. At X o'clock Rev. Mr. rmvn and choir from St. James ' odercd service whiVh was eni.ved by all. ll RESPONSIBILITY HI TV... I diiiLcio luiiciat ?tlhcLiui leela a itefr T^~ nite responsibility to his community as well as to his client and H the coniiJence of both H rest upon his unim- Q peachable integrity. In this establishment we maintain the high- fl| est ideals of a profesBion honestly dedi- wTO cated to comrouni.'y . || JOHNSON FUNERAL HOME 401 Park St. Phone Ml37 layyLiLjUiiiiij ONE WAY IVi c*nttp?r mil* I ' | 10% Usithan doubl# ?- At ontwaf tawi t: jn Mir CondUtionmd' Coach 1 Division Passenger Ajerrt Columbia, 8. C, ? : i. v ? 1 "