Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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r". Page Six Nemo?Your quaatloa wtU b* uiwmd "trtT fa iMa column. For a Panran Hxht, ad 15c lor my now Amatoar Br nine Lucrr D*t Cnjurr and by ratarn null confidential letter oi tree mtIm anal yxtng Ihiw (3) quMtloaa privately. Sign your rail nam*, addtasa, and birth dak to all tottoca and pl*aa* include a NU-ad ! drMitd, aTAMTD *nr*lop* lor your r?ply. Wrlto To*? Am1 Wallact, ear* of Tn Pjunxtto lzasn. 1310 Amdolt It. Colombia, 8. Ca&ouka. ifiA; I.. J. W.?A couple of weeks a- j go I had ihy nephew and his wife | to visit nit' from out of town. All i his wife talked about was what people -could do to you in congei form. After lliey left I noticed that the bed spread contained lots of thities "that lucked like_ leaves and dirt and It fi iglitcind* nu no lonl T on n't I [I \'mv I don't In in thl< stuff hilt s!)0 talked about ft?so much it wo rues me Help me? Answer?Take The Vness that you found oft your bod' and put it in the trash can. It cannot harm you iTT a n yway. ? Yes. ?h as- - w rtV was responsible?tor p-UitilUi?iL there but she doesn't, know any better. It wasn't her idea to harm you . . . she thoujrht that ;she was tricking her .husband by putting ^t on thy Jteti he slept in. Ever since they have been mar* riecJL she has worried l'ot' tear she will lose him. (I. It. X.?1 have a business deal in mind and 1 wish to km/w if I should undertake it now or wait'.' Answer?Wait awhile and {rive it more thought. Your idea is an excellent one but you must work your plans .out a little differently in. order to succeed. I'ut youi plan's into action jffter Christmas* L. (i. D-?Should I marry this man I have <bccn going with foi the past few months? I havt been married before and cannot seem to eot in the spirit like lit e is ?. . Answer- This man is madly ii love with you. He's sincere and wants you to eive up your job and be a )oval wife to him. I believe that you .a ill tiiid happiness with this man ami see no reason by you shouldn't many him. . Jtoii't allow; your picvious marriage to influence ylou any against?a?has. - baud for theiv arc good ones. A. R." C. I a in a widow .with : cuu;?r! 11 li I II:.e.. \vo>k...l bni-il fut eight years on just one job, and now I am treated like a slave in ivery respect and would like to. know what to do. Answer?tiet \uu another job. There -is no use to continue oil this job if you aren't?""sirtrslfed but leave peacefully so thati_vou can get reference from' thein. You actually- heed a vacation ... see if you can't arrange to take a couple of Weeks oil" and rest. IT. (>. 1' hear" Sir: Will my wife and 1 ue.L ? along. ? firings don't look as we vfill and 1 would b?\ Very glad to lind our <c> I can yet myself together. Atiswer-'Roth of you have made a had bargain . . . now stick to it. t'eitainhv you could get along if you would stop try - ?in? io .in., another. The little "catty" thines that you say and do aren't getting you anywhere. Make up your mind to be a better* mate to your new w ife. M. (J. 0-?Pleas'- answer at once and to!': mo if my poor mother is tricked like I think? Answer?No. hut she's sick She needs- to ho under the strict supervision of a pood doctor. I am sure the doctor will find that she needs glasses which will en.. ahle_hci: tu_s.ee-belter. and slop_thr eye condition. Take her at once - to the doctor. S. S. ? I am writing today to find out if there is anything that can change a man's mind about drinking and -getting drunk 1 really have troubles in my home from his drinking. Answer?There is nothing that you can buy that will stop him He must want to stop his own self or h'g never will. It is m> suggestion that you try to make him go to church. A good case of religion might stop your son from drinking when nothing elso will, Suk.wribe For? The PalmMt'* leader MANIG. FUNERA i - 714 Mai % 1? l.^ 1 ? <, iTn#ut*i my equipped - Trained To < <? '?'> Mrs. William Mf Telephones 8519 and 72 12 TODAY If ' f I Wonder it' we appreciate todav :t*4 we should this day with its F man.v?i>mio)'t nni t i.-s t.> servo Jm- .r nianity. with its spiritual bless- y ings Ives towed on every one. We y often-speak of tomorrow and make .t event plans but tomorrow nevet a comes always it's today. Yes a wh<-n the sun kisses with its beau \ tiful lavs of litlit we begin a new ? day. God sends it filled with all n kinds of blessings. we enjoy them i We-live the day as We choose. We -i hear folks say?they?have- had?a -f! vood day.; others say I had a bad d day; that depeiid largely on how we live- the day and pn our abil li ity to see and judge things in the J proper light. Let us not become T diseot.raged for tomorrow will ti eoine, there will he an eternal to s mot row. So let us send the day back filled with gifts of 'love. ap b preeiation and deeds of nob!. a kindness. Let us rentier service <t ami heed human needs for we art f, fesptinsihle tor each da v. God plruse rive us slr. iuth m _j. ?. labor ?? : ? To labor with all our might. , lA-l nothing hinder, our progress ? When Thou know that we are u L / right. , l-'or we are living in an age An age of sin and strife. - ;l When men are lefvers of evil .Uor'e than lovers of right. " . . >* I We alone-are so'helpless i So we come to Thee whn cares jAbout our troubles and sorrows' ^ Please Gotl. strength us. for t<> (( morrow. .w t - . ' , t -AN NIK K. ('< ItKKN'K NELSON .. R.VltNWF.i.I. NEWS " Ma. Eve Johnson left Saturday * P. AL for her home in New York Eighteen years has passed siijct ' a visit i'roni Mrs: Johnson to he! 1 t>ld home town. AI; ster Jj P<. Spelling left fo: r .Morris Collty.'e .Monday P. AI. Miss Audrey Dixon is a membei s of the faculty of the Fountain fun high school, and left Sat- '.inlay to begin her PJ40?11 teach- 1 ing. * ' Master lleorge lowers of Voorhees N. ami 1 school spent l)ti . week end home. ~ Mr. and .Mrs Ausku Daniels an nuunee tin.- birth of a duu>rhtei j1 Mr. and Mrs. 1. J. Folder an The Missionary society had f successful program Sunday nikld * it the ri-Jiilar church hour. Rev 1 T. .1.?lyV ui 111 t in hm 1?a - OTimlei I n 1 sermon. . '' The Bethlehem hiuh s.'hool wil' | hey in it's r.MO- ll session !' o'clock <J Monday niornintr. October 7. All ' parents and well wishers ale ask ed to oohie out to the opening 1 It is hoped that this year's?work j will he crowned with success. Mrs. Mary Alice Duncan, one ! of the \V</i|d Faih- contestant*;? in poetry has received two vol- ' .lines of the World F; ir anthology of vi-rse. containing her poetry. A ' while hack the 1'ahnetto 1 .cadet ' -pnltfts hetl?a poem- -of?Mr*. Duii-_ . I ari's entitled. "The Sony of A ' inerica." This poeni has neen aF^? ceilted 1?y the orchestra world, j Isham Jones to enter a contest for musical scttin-j :in<l nunlieatint: m ti.+:k- ni(.ii^s( ]ioar.-? Itarnwell, S. ('. ' j It is due t<? the fact that part. 1 I of o.:r news wis omitted hist wed. ; J that we would like 'to mention | that Mis. Mary Alice Duncan's I recent visit to thes vkch6i>l at which 1 I time she rcciledfosie of her poems l"Send The (lertfians To Hell."? I I The faculty, full of vim and vty i I <>r, is ready for another year's ; j-uoik. The new members of tVu I faeultty arc Mi,ss Julia Jones ol < Columbia. S. .Miss Porothy I Rivers of Savannah, Ga.: Miss < i Halm fsla'de of Raleigh, N. add ] Mr. Arthur Kirkland of Cnnulen S. ('. I .Mr. S. A. (Juinyarit was called : to St. Matthews,' S.' C. Friday. 1 Sept. 21 because of the death of j his aunt. Miss Susan Baily, Jj^uies tea* 1 cher, visited the Butter (nigh school, Tuesday, Octobe)' 1, 11**10 ' The- Civic League will meet ( Wednesday night, October 2, to "make pints for the betterment ' d' Barnwell county. ( The County wide Teacher's Con- ^ fereace will meet at the Butler hi Kb school,, Friday and Satur- : day, October 1H and 1'.'. Let us not forget the .moving picture shows on Tuesday nights The attendance last week \yas not rjuite-* what we would I'ke for it to he. AULT'S ' | L. HOME | n Street | j and Professionally $ > Serve You ? inigault. Manager X Columbia, S. C. ? I -- ??? ? ? T.HE LORRNCE DISTRICT 7TII A ROVP HOLDS MEETING R. T i ?mvenlh jfrotij' meeting',.of 'luem-e district was called tQ? a 1h?i- mt S: lem Methodist church dpt. mher ;>(>. l'.?10 at H? noon 5711 is Inautit'ul church is-about ten ;i!* s out side of Florence, S. C 9" nd pastured by the aggressive nd progressive minister, Rev. I. . Manning who. with his smart omen members, has the- chinch eai.tifully decorated with flower-- re< ,nd fei "s in prepatory to the 18 r i intr of Bi-hop I.. II.' King and 8n hv?mctn liois and?laymen of the _PV istrict. , ReV. C. Reynolds. I). S.' de *" ivered t. strong and helpful ad- *? ress on "Righteous Conversation.' "a 'lie Sr.1' i choir rendered vi ry ex pa ni it< ingirig through out the : Bot'.i Madams Sarah ' *N< h." . and Mary Smalls sang so o> entitled, ''Best *>f Service," vv' mi "less I Sea r Me Bray" to P" he heaitv delight of the conerence. fh? '1 he iiasiois i e in mi ed very?fav* ?nM-.??+"?h-U?nnpo id?honevolenres "d nlh r?.in--, i lt d causes. Thai hieh made?t-h-is?group . meeting ul. line eontageo.ls, conspicious and ,m oti.! was' ihe verity that this lis tlie first time in the history !' the district and the first tiim i , the administration of Bishop -Li- ivmir-fUKiL ilH' iv11 w;i> canco imports were made to such d;st inguished prelate. ' 'a Tile lei raed Bishop was intra (J' need in his own inimitable styli an y the l?. Rev.* (.'. ('. f{< ynohls in he ehiel' nastor exhorted the dis lt'1 riet members to greater endeavors <c o honor and heartily support S01 "at-- a lup'or and broader field vV he Women's Christian Service, or the youth life in the church, rd to keep abreast with the pulse 111 humps of .Methodism over the ^ arthr H.e Hurther?advised?thft y iodine, studying cooperation ant' ,l'( 'Ighlcotis service will yield relilts that foul will endorse and eward. The hrethern d e m on st rated ;)0 ! eir doe|> ardor for the Bishop'.nesi-age. by the prolonged no- . da.se. The eneriretic RcV. H. H. v 1 'uoper. .nevertheless, conveyed erbal thanks and appreciations te or the conference. The Bishop <>t ;. iiirdV eye \4t*\V of tin* Flor- ' m-e district by visiting Beth'1 'V' hureh. .Marion. Cumberland chtirol * 1 rloienee, Mount 7. i o n church, \ingstree. He expressed sincere , ^ .'latitude lor the healthy work d. lone by these ministers and others ind complimented the 1). S. fol us methodical and saluhi'iotis ad , Ill Ministration. _ ; ^ The smart pastors: Rev. M. (' "ouper ami A. I.. Wilson won and eeeived $12.50 apiece for being he first to pay out all of their ivsi-Miu-ms n??district torn?py erehce. This lino insentive was iffetxd and contributed hy I). S ol] Jev. C. C. Reynolds. sa .Mrs. ('. Reynolds, tin* acceptible president. el tin* Minister's 'y<( (Vivos Alliance, urged all preach- 4ja r's wives to complete their IX'- jj?ort at the next group gathering w -The- Siili-io and Wesley charge '-pj llroughtl'ul .women' prepared, and piead a ricp palati hie, satiable jaieput I'oV tile,.noble Bishop and be Kbvi eiuvr district uroup lead- lj1 .-rs. They ate then sane the dox>Iogy. They pronounced the apostol.i, ie?benediction?: n u 1 returned loyfnlly to their various fields of labor." . ? |i( (I.AIT.IN TR IPS CLINTON , " . or Orangeburg. S. ( .. Oct . a ?An {.(| mtustrd t'lnflin eleven -going intt ,.t, t's first fracas u7aTe7,~rfre~"Ttrm-tiotv y: if a, new Inentor, Coach Richard ,v 'Dick" , Craig, came out on fhi j( ong end of a 27 to 0 score against i st illborn Clinton College lean ttl The Panther line was piercco . for only ope first down while their rt jacks ripped the Clinton Tine for st. dxtiirn first downs through large j,j opened-i>?' Frederick, Ran- <c <oiy, Bennett, Skeltou, Summers uid la wrenee. The brickfield War- s . ;cd by Charles lilackwell of Pom jn ci'oy, OhTo, who scored two touch- . I . * I I > I. . ? I t -.1 WW 11^ >111(1 Ivoocn ) OUliMMl HI Jreenville, S. C. who was creditor yj a*ith the longest nln ()f the game >2 yards. Other scores were tal- ( lied l?y Thomas ol' New York Cit> sv uid Russell Kirkland, ? fleet foot yj d track man who intercepted ; >ass and ran thirty y^vds to score j( rhe brunt of the end-pit y was handled hy "Tom" KiUore ot ^ Spart;v'nburg, S. and Melvin lloyd of Anderson. S. (Vwlio playd a Whale of a defensive game. The game revealed a numbel if weaknesses to Craig, which in- c] licutes that the squad will ir. for some long heavy sesstons in w preparation for an invasion of |t, Salisbury, N, 'Livingston Col- a| lege. _ ?- g; IMlv'iMil x'l!l a!v ONI WIT f ? 1V? MAatla mil* I I A - ? ? WVtlll yw HUI* i ROUND TRIP 1 *1 10% 1ms than doubU ch\ th? on? way ktfM 0 ? ol Mb C*mdtUon0d t'i CMCtM * "VF&fir* 1 ? DivisioA Passenger Agent ,h Columbia, S. C. < rf Kail IMSI(I ULJUpJURiliU t C PAl-MHffO LEADER COMPOSITION BY PROF. J. THORNTON PRAYER II Kit er of Heaven aiu! of Earth ti?in jlcunw.r?<"hf?mankind)?w*. no into thy presence this evelg with hearts full of gratitude all thy goodness; with hearts .1 of praise for thy many mer s. We are so glad to know at thou art our friend and out Jeenter; to know that salvatior free, that thou art mighty to ve, and that, though our sins as scarlet, they shull be as lito as snow. We rejoice to* ow that we do not bow down gods of wood and stone w<n?, ving eyes, see not, and having rs, hear not; but we come into .* presence of one whose eye is er upon us for good, and whoso r is always ready to hear us u-ii we pray. Help us to upI'ciate the Gospel truths of thy ard, thit we may grow up into ? full stature of Christ, our Livr Head. pranenpn thu suing trusting only in the merits the blood of thy?Bon;?in the :nTs of thy truth as revealecr us in. thy Holy Word. We beve that the blood of Jesus can anse us from every sin; that r truth will give lis peace, *ntl it if we repent-and turn to thee, are even now, ihy sons and tighter*.?Cirant that 'we may rStinue to Mive i s thy children d that we may grow daily more d more like thee? grow in .know I go and high purpose so that no t of failure of ours may bring trow or disappointment-to those to watch over us. We rejoice to ow that we have been created Lei' thy own image; to know that r life is fitted in its mechanism r 41. 4b I: run on lorever ^ mi me me ui xl. Grs nt that we may be thrilI with majesty of the meang of ourselves; that we may be lied with the moment of oui wers and capabilities. May i1 em a great thinp to have ? ance to live and keep fellowship th thee forever. Help us to upouch thee in that right and acptrble manner that, shall com and thy blessing upon us; to io\v that we are thy children id, if faithful, shall reign with ee in thy kingdom. We beseech thee, O Lord, to title and direct us in the future thou hast done in the past, arn us of sin and it's dreadful nsoquences; keep us steadfast faith and strength. Let thy L'ssinu be upon all our thoughts, I our -aetS;?all our?intentions, id the glory of thy grace di it.and rule our hearts and minds ay the whole course of our lives ml towards the advancement oi iy glory, to the coming of Thy ngdom on earth, to the good of ir fellowman, and to the eternal lvation of pur souls. .> . 15less us now, we?pray Tltee^in nsideration of the truths of reunption and the eternal verities l ny lloolc. Bless Thy precious drk of- grace everywhere. Let oriously. Ms y Thy peace abiut ith each of us, and may we all partakers of eternal > life, foi e sake ol' Thy Son Jesus. Amen Ul'i: WKST NEWS .Miss Jennie .Mable Ellis left 01 st Sunday for Concord, N. C : ere she entered the iTeshmai ass at ltarlur-Scotia college. I .it t ie llerinon Joseph returnee i last Saturday from an extendI trip. While a\Vay he visited datives in Philadelphia and New i>rk?Cfty:?Hi- is -now at-home ith his yrandfytther, Mr. H. C >seph. Messrs Man us and James Cow) arrived on iast Saturday from ast Orange. N. J. The l'ormei turned to Vouchees N. and I houl while the latter will resume s studies in the Duo West hool. Mrs. Holmes of. the Due West lilad faculty spent several days Abbeville this week prior to e opening -of school on the 14 tie was the guest of her parents r. and Mrs. Wilson. Mr. jMareus Power of the C?CC lamp at Newberry, spent last eek end with parents Mr. and rs. David Power. .Messrs Way man Latimer, David lies ar.d R. T. Latimer were call . t ?U.. U -r t y-x T ? i mi- imr.ic u^l mr. if. L> mith on last Sunday night. S1UI.OM A. M. K. CIH'RCII The S. S. at the above ntmed lurch was very good Sunday, his being the first of the quartet e had our new books and thi sson was taught by the teachers id reviewed by Prof. Keith. Oui . S.'is growing rapidly. The pas>r ascended the rostrum and rouaht to a large congregatior burning message. His text was ken from St. Luke '2:40, subject Spiritual Growth.** This message ill long be remembered, the lurch wis high in spirit. Sistei rt'nie B. Hair was out to the frvices. She has been in bad ;alth for some time but is now rong enough to come back tc lurch. We are happy to haye >r hack with us. . Sunday ni.irht Rev. V. Wallace P the BaiAist church preached >r sisters Gall man and Adams ie rally will come off the 3rd jnday night in October, let us ake this a success. Our fourth uarteriy oOnfcrence is on the ird Sunday. We have plans al ady fixed to pay our' presiding der out. The school, opened here on last ondny with a large attendance he new rooms will soon be 'inishI and ready for use. A11 visitors re welcomed to Shiloh, ~ \ Events at Voorhees l^j N. & I. School 1 The VoorlucK ttigh School anrf 1 Junior College Departments open nidi " "M 6h the litn 01 September, witn a an unusually large number on jn j, hand, for the first day. ctj fc The Elementary Department saj,j opened on the 26th of Septembei ever with a large enrollment and tho ri n prospects for the school year an i5c. Very blight and promising. La This is the forty-third session spec of the school and the', present Dow freshthah class is liable to be thi the largest in the history of the jun annu ior college; exceeding the one bun t-i! t dred last year. Nearly all of the jjscl elasOses have been sectioned, with th< those taking Rural Elementary CJuit Education, composing the largest prcM group. Tests have been given to -orm all freshmen this year in our co- Nt operation with the government ferei survey of high education for Ne luj; groes. Also a 1? _ ?rvv.ui iiiuu uus asK<' teen made to examine and pro .nee vide fur tin- health nl nil nf ttec Ti students in the school. Mom Additional chahges on the far nail ' .'liM.are as tollows; - boar ^llr. E. D. Dean, Georgia Statw very college, will have charge of thu Ki' Smith Hughes work in Agrieul- p? > > ture. -.e f Mr. \V. M. Perry, St. Augustine He college. Mathematics an? English mice M iss Rose Huggins. St. Augus- I h i'.tine colleger Miss "A'da Simpliins ?'.ITi St. Augustine college and Miss notil Lorine Lavin, Charleston. S. C.. this are in the Elementary depart >r hi ment. N? 1 Dr. Mary E. Williams, former hen !y of Tuskegye institute, is i* lar ha.rge of Student Health. he i A new' horse barn, a new tooi past and farm machinery shed, garage tnsv and njill house, and metal corn Si cril;, have been constructed dur- p?'p ing the summer to reuhvoo th?> a1#i Ibarn, which was burned. tnc - your On October 2nu. the district jb tc meeting of the Jcanes Supervi- Tj sors was held here under the su-. ther per vision of Mr. Felton ?ind Mr and SchitVley, with the assistant of Alls. Thomas of the State Board ;\| of Education. The meeting war turn very'inspiring ami helpful. Those aftei who attended the conference were: Mr. T. F. Hammond. Saluda coun y\ ty; Mrs. Bertha C. Myers. Jasper Tucl County; Mrs. M. Alice LaSaine. ^ Charleston county; Miss Justine E. Wilkinson, Aiken county; Miss j..i I Mattie P. Wright, Lexington coun M ty'; Miss Elvia Gaudy, Bamberg jn_. county; Mrs. Susan Bailey, Barn- feet i well, S, ('. (county); Miss Laura |e!Lr _ JL?lUid, Allendale?county,?Mns_ Andrew W. Simpkins, 1207 Bull | i;v street, Columbia, S. C.; Mrs. Mag ^)t.t gie M. Murray, Edgefield county, I;< _ MisK -Eliso?Fr-.Je+tkins, Kichlami the county; Mrs. Cora V. Green for Orangeurg County; Miss Mattie ehur I Mouzon, Dorchester county. Mis.I. W. Smith, Hampton county; jj t Miss Marjorie G. Dandy, Calhoun county; Mrs. Tlielma Odom. Col ( leton county. ? Principal J. E. Blanton left ,?i) ' 1 the morning of October 3rd foi ^ 1 the Tlie mini convention - of?the ? Episcopal church in Kansas City {P,iU I where he will conduct a chorus of m^' around one hundred voices or 1"?' . more and fill engagements on the l'nt radio. Those who accompanied an|' him were: Mr. George Harper, '' a _ Savannah. Ga ; Mr Wilmer?See. i journer who is a Freshman at 1 H' Voorheos, and Mr. Sinclair Soa an" i journer, graduate of the juniot a,v college class of 1040. l'u> I The opening social for the new Von' students was a very enjoyable af Nvas I fair, featured by the amateui each program showing the variety ot /'ice l. taient-present here Tin the school -tbh* grounds this year. H'The football squad is working hard for its opening game with 1 be Georgia State on October 11th 'be The s(|ua<l is hoping to make a- '<,r mends <*'>! i ? - ....... ? .... ?..v ic?m yi'ill' in K'y Savannah. Many of our bettei T 'men did not return and Coach Owens is basing a hard job whip uegi ping the raw material into shape; 1 he and he does not have the assis- on a tant of Mr. Raymond Hopkins, hi a who is now at Booker Washing ?'ice. ton in Columbia, S. 0. # "e The faculty held its get-to-geth at. er party last week at which tinu Ti<h. prizes ware awarded for the win text I tiers iavjbridge _yiad whist. Thv l*b evening \tas a vei'y enjoyable oik wily I and everyone is filled with-enthu I'1 I u;..^ > - mm cunjfV l<> put over the I'vo best program this year in tin- his tivc tory. of the school. , " Sum ^ ^ ^ Bru\ ST. -STEPHEN A. M. K. Clll UtU Uuul i Blue Rev. I,. I), (iamltlr. I'astor i |-y> ' ie I ; Georgetown?Sunday was a beau Wr* i tiful day for church goers and y Hi-h large crowd was out. At 11:0(1 belli o'clock the pastor preached from Kuti I Revelation 5:12,' subject, "T h o '' i Christian Vision." IIis messag# lazz was very good and enjoyed by all. ,ab Hole communion was aciministered bie ? to'a laige crowd. Seal; Sunday school was opened at the Vain usual hour with the assistant Supt Was and teachers at their )>osts of Gnu duty. The lesson was beautifully Mar; reviewed. - i 11 The evening worship began at | i:av. tne pastor Kev. Gamble came forth and delivered anothei r wonderful sermon, we can say thai I Rev. Gamble is a fine preacher. We are doinn fine with our dol A lar money 1/efore time for our pas M i tor to leave for conference. W? fl i hope to.be one hundred per cent. The Golden Gate that was line ? on the fifth Sunday night was very ^ good. A large sum v\is realized j We thank the members and friends | who took active part and made this ( a great success, we thank you one _ and all. iu Come to church, go to ehnvch. H ^ our doors stand open. * LER CHAPEL iLJ^CHURCH lev. I,. (?. Uo? ewberry,' ' S. C.?On Friday .v of week thorp will bo rentpicture show here jciver lterest of the church sponsor ?y the Deaconess Board. .It is to be one of the best shows been in the city. All childwill be admitted at 10c; adults ist Sunday after, hearing a ial message delivered by Rev man l.f afterward -eomnnmed U st.' supper this side of the ial conference. He also stress he importance of thr-membef* larging their full duty toward ehuich and to each other, e "a number of visitors were cut and seemingly enjoyed tlu on vejy much. ;xt Sunday is the annual eon ice rally, from the boardsf and < iimi earh capti in is hereby d to report in full for yout bers. ii official hoard >\ is h<d?l last day night and Rev. How mar* ' I is^ e.tinferen e report in the d._iuid.. the laiard accepted It heartily, v. ISimmuiit is repairing the onage and when completed i?ys he is going to paint ?t also has ordered a new fur* ~foi the church which is ex d at any time. The special ir rally that was put on one lii ago is stiii in operation fot new furnace; see the pastoi other F. (iallman it any time \Nt Sunday all members are by asked to pay their dol money. The -.church roll wil' ailed for", dollar money ano nr . saUury . T Please he out to ,er to your~Pame. xteen small girls were npted to be in i popularity conto take place on the 20th and special gleaTTrrr rally by 12 ig ladies will take place on ilier ,27tJh. ie husbfiml of sister Rosa Sti'd (iit'll last \> e?iin''uji" 'was buried last Friday after iss F.illie Mac* mrris lias reed home from Detroit, .Mi. h. r spending the summer" with iiv.es and friends, is. Lizzie -Gary, Bro. .Macf cer are on the improved list rs. Laura Williams and Mrs rud? Caldwell are on the sieli r. Walker Ueaty who is work at Fort Jackson fell twentj off a scaffold i nd broke his and cut a dep gash across his ;tml. 41c is nmv_in the- Colun: ospit.il. wo hone for liiin r <ly recover. ad the Palmetto Leader l'oj latest" news, tin* ' nmuihpien South Carolina. Coiue 1,1 cli, kii to church. i/i iim. \. m. V.. < nriicii i?v; W. 1$. I.. Clarke, Pastor ii day marked '.hemiding fourth quarterly ronl'orenc'< this station! The business tec was completed ST MoTuta) it with Rev. 11."D. Ramse> Lling. The elder was piesfor the Sunday .school scssioi made encouraging remark: five to the -lesson; He als< cored tv?o splendid sermon: past FsTTmrrtr tTrr?>pii itim financial sides of fhe churcl <> > th-tr1?increase according t? reports read in the. quarter!,, erence. The presiding eldci paid his full assessment ii i of the four quarterly confer s held. This w-as?iTfaiTe~"poss byT.e splendid leadership ol \V. B. I.. Clarke, \>i sjor, of s and members' of the church presiding elder ( ommendet pastor, officers and members the fine spirit of cooperation n the administration. hc_ survices^ Sunday, Octobei were beautifully carried oil nning vvith the Sundry school lesson was beautifully' taught 11 classes. Many visitors wen tten'dance at the morning ser For the- morning service pastor selected his text from Luke lit :21, subject "Evening I'm the Jii.jht service the was selected from Gen. 42: Both sermons were benutidelivered. dowing are the names of the oiis who are asked to report (tfo.oO) each on the third lay: Eva Anderson, Hrtti<> vley, Therissa Boyd, Harriet vn, .lanie Bradley, Christine ware, Lilian Broom, Isabella k, Mattio Coleman, M.M. Cur: Ivvaline Davis, Helen Davis, Ol )abner, Mozelle Ellison, Janit ruson, Ethel Gibson, Alice tier, Mae Frances Hare, Isai Hopkins, Norvis Kirklanxl e B Love, loin Lewis, I vet tin. Amuse Martin S. F. Nvna ie Napier, Elsie Nelson, Sn Robinson, 1 {attic Roman, Rob I'eguese, Alice Sober, .Minnie s, Alice Summer*, Lutherirv/ ire, Itiichel Wallace, Cathon liintfton, Hittie Wannamaker o Washington, Julia Wade r Feasor. ie Junior Usher hoard mad J JnOD%z i . Saturday. October 12. 1940 its initial appearance Sunday under the leadership of Mrs. Fannie Love. We are askityj; all members, to please see their leaders -by the tfiird Sunday in this month, at . which time the leaders are to - ma h o t hi-1 f report sThe ,Sunday school, League t nd both choirs are getting along nicely. Oorne to Bethel, f/riends ? and visitors will always find a cordial welcome. TRINITY A. M. K. (MU'RCII Editor: Please allow ir.e space in yo.u) paper to correct a false report l that lias been circulating throughout our city and county. Sinci our church has been sold it ha.- - - - *? been rumored that our doors has been closed. Trinity A. .M. E. church on Magnolia street, Spartanburu,. S C., one of the largest ch trer.es in Spartanburg doors 1 have nevet been closed. Service has ahvay* _ bi'i'ii carried- on each Sunday' bv r .our. local preacher-.and the tllirer- : cjiti pastors of other points who * . ;!> <.* .Mil- "ft'loVlitu Imltl ..rtwfovav\^? which has been 01 dered ' by our Presiding Klder I)r. T. J. AddiThe loyal ineiubers and friends of Trinity ire still pressing theii " wu\ to?the?L'hureh?caeh?Sunday ? and working as never before to *? redeem our own mother church -?? We have a very good plan offered us to redeem it and our friends, i.. both white and, colored have ul ready pledged their assistance ami with the cooperation of oui bishop and presiding elder and ll the churches of South Caro lina we are bound to have success. On lasjt Sunday mfcrning our .Sunday school was well attended you could see crowds of children Hocking to their mother church >ld Trinity. Mr. T. W. Williams Supt. and teachers were at their 1 post of duty. At 11:15 o'clock our pulpit was graced- with tlw 11 1 1 > 1 -1 : ~ A V! T7? iu'v. ti. i\. r liiiiiuwi, .vj. rj. II.inister of Union, S. C., w'ho delivered tins' morning message to a large audience i ml did our hearts burn, lie is Uui father but a eos pel tornado. The choir members were out in full bloom and rendered sweet music both morning and night. The Lord's Suppei r .. was administered. ^Ve are work I ing hard looking foYward to the annual conference when the roll is callei^_ CYme?.Unchurch otn ' doors are open, visitor^*- are wel' come. -t* i > ! Sarah Smith, i Church Reporter. ft ; " 1 - 4 - ??^ HELENA NEWS Sunday school opened at the usual hour with the tSupt. and tea- ^ /hers at their post of duty. .Mis. Alice Simmons his im- : . , proved a lot after undergoing a ^ serious operation at the Peojdej* . hospital in New'berry, S. p. Wi L, hope for?heiv a-speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Simpson and Mr. Roseoe Caldwell visited relatives and friends in Columbia Sunday. Mrs. Alberta Suber and children of Whitmire were the week end guests of hoe . mother -Mrs ~~ ( ariio A Is ten. .?? 1 Mrs. I.auri. Hanker pf Jackson1 villi'. Kin.; Mrs. F. L. Jackson and Miss B. L. Jackson who has just etirnod from New York were tin 1 nests of Mrs. Carrie Jackson and _ .iislei -on-AI-ondaVr -T-bey- wer-e-ac conipanied by little Misses Doro1 thy and Ruth Sholton.?Mrs. Mary K. Simpkins'is still on the sick list, we hope for her speedy recovery^ * 1 samVkrs creek baptist CHURCH Rev. U. M. C. Hrevnrd, Pastor Camden. S. C. Sunday morning. Sept. 22". Sun day school was conducted by the Supt. <D. D. Alexander at~ 10??'< r clock. Lesson was taken from Pro verbs 4:V(b27, subject, "The Voice of Wisdom." At 12 o'clock, prayer service waW - camduclj-d hy deacon W? Iter Allen Uymn ."50 was lined by the pastor Rev. U. M. C. Brevard. The ushers lifted the penny collection. The . pastor preached a wonderful- ser-^ mon which seemed to. Have .Men", enjoyed by all. Pr of.^T. A. Harm nond. principal of Kirkwood school and Mr. Eddie Nelson of Chicago, 111. lifted the collection. We were glad to have them to worship with us. We are always eltd to have our visiting friends with us. Mr. Allen Nelson, Mrs. Louise fb Ross, Mrs. Daisy N. Collins Mis. Carrie B. Jones, Mrs. Janie 'E. Anderson, Mr. Eddie Nelson ^ ana ;?nss uaisy neiton spent inn day in Rock Hill. They were the guests of Mrs. Lee Hester Boulware. Mr. Eddie Kelson, the son of Mr. Allen Nelson, has returned to ChicaRV- Ml. after spending ten days in Camden with his relatives. A