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1 * Page Two ? " r 1 he Old Gray and The New Rider By K. Philip KHis Our Country Is Safe ' Now that the Presidential elec lion it* <>vet the -nation will get * . down to -business attain. Many thought Unit .President Franklin -1>. Roosevelt should have been tie feated in his aspiration for the third term, and that Wendell L WiHkic should have gone to the White House.. Thousands of dol la is" Wc?e put up against ? tuTcL . candivlato, fund many sustained great losses . in betting. Well, a? I see it, it appears that there could be but little if any improve merit in a? changed administration The country is in a terrible ^iondition. and that no?seme minded. person will dare deny. 'Tin true many Negroes wanted a Republican administration. Such ^xyould j no doubt benefit sojne big Negro politftTan in the North anil Kast but I doubt seriously whether the. Negroes in the South would have i seen any difference. Aml( as foi : mo and "tlier* i'hv me. the Re publican administration' would not khow that we'are 'Irving, no more tlfan a DeiUouratic adminis 'tratjon.1. So I ant Tint at aR*dis~ appointed nor dissatistietl with ?the results ol' the election. Bishop Nichols Charleston 'turned -out in . big stvle to l1 fci'i Hishoti 1) Word Nichols l*re- on lost Sunday, He preached tit Emanuel. the Mother Church Sunday morning. Mort'is Prown in .the afternoon. Mount Zion k:0o P. M. and New Saim Philips Id o'clock that niyht. The Hishon was super-fine :it all "t'oUt of?these Sol vices.? -In fact?ia_ . ? stirfed . the city front the Cjv pei to the Ashley filer. Sa.\_. wliajt yon: will. !,ut tke?youiur Bfciiop Nichols. is destined to fie file otL^lht leading bishops in the A. M. *E Church. He i's making friends the thousands. The t-uiti' jv |;.. .vo aisnop is kind ?v "posed and doesii t look o\et ' his .former friends. who were with hint in . the pastorate. He stated to the', larjre audiences his policy of '.dealing with the ministers in his district". And believe nie he is the kind of bishop the Chi. reft needs. Our prayer is that this Episcopal youthful . leader will . 'ive long to grace the Church that ^ honored him. ? ? The I nion I.ast Monday a laijfe number of ministers attended the Inter (lorn minational 1 hiii.it of t 'hnrW ton and vicinity. President R. E B'rovtioii was at hi< post and all otlicers in-'tlu-ir respective tions. Rev, J. ('. I)unhai was the ? rder of the" day. Subject : Dither ence between a subject and y ' - theme. -The speaker Was simplj fine in his beautiful outlines upot; this subject. Those speaking complimentary of. Dr. Dunbar were: Ryy-s. H. I. Demon. J. F. Henderson, J. K. Heard, J II. Pearson D N* Wilson and several others. An Apologx We regret so very much that 'the Assignments of the Columbia Conference did hot appear in oui story last "wTelc. -Wr?artanged ?.*. with one of the Conference otb cors to send the appointments*to us Vefore leading the seat of the Conference- at Lancaster. He \va.< late In mailing them to us and .when*we received them we found that?tha?districts were iranted, but the presiding elders' naTnes" " were not -mentioned. We had ' to call up Lu. E. A. Adams, at Co " lumbia before we could attempt to release the same. Of coursethey appeared in_Wedne?day morn irg's. State, hut we are publishing them this week as they appeared released in The Samaritan Her aid. We'make.this explanation be cause the Finance Committee cave us the very host consideration throrght its Secretary, Dr T. H. Addison, who is the populai presiding elder pf the - Spartan burg district, a member of the Financial Department of the A. , M. E. Church. He is among the leaders in his^denomination St. Luke We arc having great services , at our present location Dash's Hall, 148 Smith St. We are crowd ed both day and night. Prettysoon the work of the new church will be started on St. Philip St Our friends are invited to all of our services. Assignments Columbia Conference Newberry district, Rev. O. C. Dunham, Presiding Elder. Millei Chapel Sthtion, to be supplied Shiloh, D. R. Berlenbough; Silvei v?t., J. E. Dixon. Providence ;| * St. James, K. L. Moore; Mt. He <* UT. OLIVK A. M. K. CHURCH 9 Rev. H. C. Andrews, Pastor l i .Myrtle Botch, JJ. C.- -Sunda> vas a beautiful day for church go. L'lts." Sunday school opened at U a at. with Supt. MTs. Jeff Bellamy tnd _teachers at their pluct*S. 11 o'clock the pastor ascended .he rostrum and preached a sou) eviving sermon from t^ie subject, 'Advertising for Jesus.' . | " f> o'clock the church board met or the purpose of electing officert ."ith the pastor presiding and ofi.ers i nd members present. . p.. in. the A. C. K. league pened with the new president Mr. larry tiore presiding. "The-lessor' .vas thoroughly discussed. > Every me seem to be very pleased tvith their young president. We were ;lad to. have Rev. Miles Willard in league. He made some timely e sr arks.' j ?s i. "m?th.. .1 .u f" - V..X |/urvvi LI IV rostrum and preuched a soul re iviiiK sermon from St. Luke 22" 15*. ufUy whitch tin- Holv Com nun ion was si'n'i't!. The atjendanei vas jrrei t throughout the 'day.. Mrs. Juanita L. Williams spent . ..he .week end in Florence visit ins ehnives and friends. Mrs. Nathan Nelson of (leoi>cv own was the pleasant visitor Sun lay of her "husband Mr. Nathan Nelson and friends here. ,, , _..M i. and Mrs.'"Uwvnr "wore' r>t$ inner quests of Mr. ami Airs. J V. Wiliard of Conway Armistiei ! h >v Miss A. B. (leathers is back to the 'delight of her friends itftei t pleasant stay-in New York and ther cities of- interest. Mr. .1 <\ "Clark and Mr. l.el'oy id la try motored to Andrews MifrTlay to visit Mr and Mrs. .Jame> Kinslaw. Little master Isiah Spivev spent M.'n.lav m t'oiiwav visitir.tr hi:rand p; lems Mi. and Mrsr-GeorKi Mictary and little friends. uon. S. .1.. Johnson: Hannah. L I. lVo.w man: Newberry; W. it t'oinijr: Helena. T. K. Robinson; K. L. .Jiiiies; Mt. Moriah. L. F Vajice; Julnpu. Jesse Williams; Lit/.y. j jjjk) Abney; St;. Luke, H M. Garmapv; Whitmii-e. J. W Davis-. lf{s\rict Evangelist. MP >pearmaif; District President. W H. & F M. S.. Mrs. V. K. Ruth ?rford. , Lancaster District, Rev. \\\ J Robinson, Presiding Elder. Saint Paul, .f! S. Martin; St. Philips, T iL Weathers; Brown Chapel, C.E Frazier; High Hill, U. A. Young; ~3et hel. P~P: M cFai laud. - Wedge ield. F. C. Laws; Willow Grove, I. A (ianible; Lagree. N.A. Gary; Blaney. N. A. Rice; Mill Creek. II. H Redmond. St. Philip. P.l' )avis; St. Louis. T. H. Ringer; St. .lames and Shiloh, W. M Iri-wn; Reet^jM' Point. Rufus .lackson; Shady Grove and Camden /i-. F. Curry Jacobs. Eugene Jones Bethel. J. C. Crocket. District E eangelist. W. S. Trezevant; I)isrict Pies; W. nr& F M s.. Miss A E. Rrogdon. Columbia D'istri t. Re%. W. R Clarke. Presiding Elder;' Beth L I. W. Janerette; St. James. W M. McDonald; Emanuel. - -??. Bishops Memorial. IJ. II. Butler Chappelle Station. E. R. Robinson We?t Columbia. B. C. Cunning -tarn; -J I. O. Simmons; Saluda, .1 C. Bates; Irmo, C. A. Lunlap: Broad River, W. G. Own-; Little River, H. T. Summers Edgefield. A. A. Am rtk e r; ine arove, A. R. Baton; Leesville, J X. Cauahman; Stover fhapel, P P. Best; Countsville W. H. WalT^eT; iJbhh?OTT, W- E. I.ee. Disrict Evangelist. J. J'. Brown; Missionary, Sister Lillie Wash ington; C'onf. Pres., W. H. & F M. S.o. Mrs. O. C. Dunham. ?Spartanburg District, Rev. T H. Addison, ' Presiding Elder; Trinity, I).. A. Russell; Bethel, V A. Janerette; Bethany Kelton, A I. Uolman; Waynion, Leroy Jackson; Eastern, J. M. Dawkins; New Chapel, J. P. Curry; Carlisle, A. B. King; Shady Grove W. B. Bowles; New-?'iIope, J. M. William?; Mt. Zion. C C. Mcllwaine: White Hajl, W. M. Brown; Fairit-w, Wrtt.j Hnwman; St. John, S. E. MartijftffcTaylors Chapel, J W. Finkl^a; T^itie Grove, Mt. Oliver, J.^ W. H"h.1I; Friendship and Rice Chapel, 'J. H. Baten; Ridge way, Jr C. Hilton; Atcherson Chapel, L. CT Cepcland; Bates Chape) I. \V. Jeter; Spartanburg . District Evangelist, John Bur roughs; District Evangelist, WvM Jeter, District Evangelist, J. R Franklin. District Pres., W. H. & F. M. S., Mrs. M. L. Addison. Let us advance on our kflees. Su5v,virihe For? The Palrr"'* leader ; TH : CHESTER PARAGRAPHS : 1 ' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stroud of Keystone, Va., motored here and spent last week end with his sister Mrs. M?tbcl Stroud, who returned with them to spend a few weeks. ?New*- ?the-- death.. of._.Mra. Mary G. Ayers at the hospital ol her brother, I)r. Norman Cotton in Orange, N. J., where she ha> been a patient for several months was a shock to the folk<f|y?re. Foi several years her health had beer failing. All of her sisters and , brothers visited her here in tht *j early purt of the year. She was a -Jeaeher for many years. A funeral services were held in grange, on Sunday, and the body was shipii d to her former home in Greens I boro, where funeral services Were again held and where she was tired. She was the wife of Rev as pastor .of Carmel Presbyter ian church but who is now pastor ng and teaching in Bamberg, Mr. Andy White and Miss Es ell^ Mc Lurk in were married Sun day at Brooklyn Tabernacle. Sev ?rul white friends of the couple ttended the marriage. Mrs. Eunice Lowry has as hei rucsts for several days, her sort Mr. Ellis Hampton Lowry and his 'riend. Mr. Alfred Gordon, both 1 from N*. Y. C. Ellis h#% been away for nearly'five years and has rown so.' that' few of his friends knew him. . . 1 Miss Willie F. Boyd, of Laurens was the week end guest of > hei incle and aunt. Prof, and Mrs. S I..' Fiiiley. Mas. Jahie Adams Alexandej I lied 'at the home of her father Mr. Will Adams on Loonris St. ' Monday night after a lingering j illness. Besdies her father, she leaves several' children, a sister uncle and many other relatives ' Funeral arrangements have not et been made. t Mr. Charles Heath! spent SiXk Siiii. ius-^iher Mrs. 1 '"fii 11. Faddy, his sister, Misses Muttie Mae and Willie B. Heath, his brother, Mr. James ^ftrath. and returned to State Collee in. time to resume his studies. Mon-J lay morning. The first meeting of the Chestel County Teachers' Association will be held Saturday morning at Fin f ley High School. Miss jMaria Alexander visited her sister, Miss Maggie Alexan der in Rock Hill, the past week end. Mi. amt~~Mrs. U.K. Leathers had is their Sunday guests, Prof. I'ierson of Durham, N. C.r who with some of his friends motored down for the day.' In-the game played in Union Friday the score was 19 to 0 in fa vol- of Finley High. On Thursday night, Sterling High, Green ville will play here in the Homeoming game. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. B. T Mller, Miss Thomas, of Fast Side . School of Rock Hill, Miss Matred McKissick, Mr. and Mrs. Waymoi Johnson motored to Kingstree where they yisited Mr. and Mrs Van Buren, and to Manning, where they were guests of Mr. in.I Mrs. Win. Thompson- They had a very pleasant trip' and en- i joyed every moment of the time ] spent with these friend*.-"Prof. ?fnd Mrs. David Cureton spent Sunday here with their sis* tee, Mfss?A., W/lkerson. Miss Neinu Wilkerson, another sister, "who is a student at Benedict Col leee spent the week end here The thrfee sisters and brother-inlaw enjoyed the day. Prof, and Mrs. -Cureton motored back t o their home in Spartanburg thai night. Prof. Cureton is an agent for the N*'.~C. Mutual "Insurance go., of that city. Mrs. Ciireton is a member of the faculty-' of Gra nard High School of GafTney. i MEETING OF FRIENDLY AID WiniSwKorri Q f ?? ~ ~ ~. v,, ,j. v .?uii n cunes(lav night, November 6, the Ladies Friendly club met at th home of sister Ethel Evans and the follow ing program was rendered. Sin*; ing led by the President, 1 wan', to be a Christian in my Heart/ ( prayer by ReV\ McDonald. The , president then anndhnced the ob, ject of thy, meeting. Sinking Timt , is winding Out. Paper by Mrs Ella Middleton. Paper by Mrs. ] Lucinda Campbell;-Rsinging; ptper | by Mrs. Laura Ifflton. Refresh | m<?ffts w^re served, cakes, drinks and candies. Remarks by Rev. J i , H. Hilton -and Rev. McDonald I The packages were then distribut ] ed to the members. All went a I 1 way rejoicing. ] Hrs. Florence Starks, Prea ] Mrs. Lucindp Campbell, Sec Jr IE PALMETTO LEADER VIHS. BEKTIIA. "BAILEY PASSES IgWr |j^ K^slfll ai Columbia, S. C., November 10?1 w Mrs. Bertha Bailey, who departed this life Tuesday, November 6, y 1U40, was born in the yeur 1905. n December 19. ?' Kingsville, South 3 Curolinu. *' A She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Norton Bates. In the w yenl? of 1916, she was married to Mr. Melton Bailey. They lived hap- r( pily until his death. p] During the ei.rly life of -Mrs m the Mount OHvV Baptist church ft, of Kingsville. South Carolina. Af ? ter making many friends there she ? latdr came to Cohftln'da, S^ou'h gj Carolina. , - *11 After living in Colombia for few months. ,she joined'the Union Baptist" ehur.h. She worked ;faith J. 'nlly ni\til she decided to go North Mi Mrs. Bailey Jived in New Jersey Ri She beet me a faithful and hare worker of the Calvary Baptist lo church, alwnvs willing to do hei ric part and was loved by all coming in contact with her. She leaves to mourn her death Hi two daughters,Misses Ida and I.iz. -re^ sie Bailey, five sisters, four bro-) thers, a host of relatives t.nc ,V( friends. . ? *?, oji, Beit has sleep on. xvi oved yqu, hut (?od loved you be^J - . vj CALVARY* BAPTIST CHURCH ^ Rev. B. B. Felder, Pastor all ' ~ Ni S. S. and regular .services won held on Sunday. The pastor dolive red a line message that was r highly spiritual. This sermon was indeed a masterpiece pictured from every angle and it wis brought ?o close to life that no one could Vs say that he or she didn'tenjoy it in He used for a subject "The Storms Df Life." This was trply a practical sermon. The afternoon services were in charge of the Rev. 11. E. Hardin He brought' tG us the second soul ;n, stirring "message- filled with in |ie spiration and very thought bear-. r inc. Theme "Walkinc with Jesus ' The spirits were high and every j, one present left in a fine mood. ^ The finj ncial reports for the day were very, very pood. a SAXI)V GROVE BAPT.. CHURCH p Rev. J. F. Faulk, Pastor ,l < i, ra Sunday school opened on time with the Supt., Mr. S. B. Gore and teachers at their post. 11.a.m. a nt soul stirring sermon was deliver 4 ed by Rev. George McCray from ^ Hebrew 1:1, subject You Must Report.. . ? At 8:00 p.m. Rev.1 G. McCray again ascendedthe rostrum and Si preached a soul stirring sermon ,n Pulpit associates, Kev7 P. Kenne dy, *Rev. L \I. Graham, Rev. B. T1 Sherman. , ? SP The Missionary li dies met Sun- M day afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Gore. Ct Miss Inez McQueen is ill at her en home; her friends wish her a speedy recoveryv- Miss Ella Bland N who is ill left Thursday for Co- hi: lumbia as a patient at the Colum bia hospital. Mr. Burnie Main is ill at this writing. We all ire praying a speedy recovery for the sick ones Mr. Stafford McQueen a student po of Whittmorg Training school of Conway spent the week end at fie home with his mother, Mrs. Flor- wi ence McQueen. la< Mr. and Mrs. Willie King had as k their dinner guests Sunday Mr. nu and' Mrs. Frank Bishop, Mrs". Car MJ rie Livingston and Ms. Bernice Mrs T.?.nn Vmiorht R?r nice Watts, Carrie Livingston and Mrs. Rodt. Hardy motored to Co- at lumbia Thursday visiting relatives las and friends. wnl Rev. Donnie Bourgh of New Ch York City will preach at Saud> rirove Sunday November 17. To Monday night, November 18 a sp< preachers popularity contest wih an( >e at Sandy Grove sponsored hj | Rev. H.-C. Andrews and .Rev. J we F\ Faulk You are invited to wit | < lass the sermon and contest. Pt - - ^ ? ? PAGELANI) NEWS Our hearts were made to swell ith pride Sunday, as we realiz1 that from this little hamlet nother power in the person of ev. Linson Blakeney, son of Mr. id Mrs. Richard 'Blakeney, has one out to ' attle for our people gainst sin, ignoranctr and superitron. To convey our loyalty ud good wishes to this young ian who spent most forma ve years in <p^?iferistian home ght in our midst the following arsons motored i^o Fort Mill, S . .to worship with him at the JdK-atorisl services in the beau ful new edfifiet* that has been rcmtly erected under his wise and Ificient ^leadership: his parents, 'r. and Mrs. Richard Blakeney; s sister, Miss Bernice Blakeney ho is a member of the Lancas4 high school faculty; Mr. and . F. Brewer artd daughters Vash and Alice; Mesdamcs Pratis lakeney, CurlW? Baker, Misses vis Blakeney, Amanda Round ee and Messrs Harry Wads 1 tJTMi; r.. ?mi auu wimani ruaiteney. A >st of visitors from Charlotte ock Hill, Chester and othej aces were present. After the" ornin.e service everyone enjoy a repast that was-a?va*4taWv ast. His alma mater.- Jonnson Smith university, his parents id friends can trvily say of Rev. j akene.v "From little acorns, irins initrhtv oaks" i Miss V. K.-yllre\\!ef. Mesdames L. Johnson, L. J. Brewer and cssrs T. F. brewer anil Lester vers motored to Chesterfield iturday. Mf*s Brewer and Mrs. hnson accompanied by Mrs. Ma >n Jackson of Chesterfield spent few hours in ,'iCheraw. Dr. John (iathiiprs of llock 11 spent the weeki end visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Johnson re dinner guest's"?..< My*. Laura ewer, Sunday. Mr. Nan e of Knoxvillc, Tcnn is the Vveek-end guest of Miss >ra Brewer, aceomnanied bv the isses Cassie dnd Dora Brewer (1 Mrs. Emma Brewer. Mr. a nee spent a few hours at the me of Mr. and Mrs. T. F ewer Sunday evening. Mr. William Johnson of Chesfield is visiting his daughter, rs. Laura J. Brewer. Mr. T. F. Brewer and daughtei ishti spent Monday afternoon Chesterfield. CIIKKTEKFI EI.I) NEWS Mrs. C. F. Hiddleston is improv ii after several weeks of i 11ss. Her mother Mrs. Pet tell left' Friday t" return home Mr. Coit Buneh and and Mrs Buneh of Durham, N. C.. spent inday with their family. Rev. MeRay is iloin fine at'tei spe,ll of illness. Messrs James Chapman, Robt. Jackson Brooks M. Hillran and >h mbus P. flill motored to Che w Sunday. A 7:30 Tea was given at tin me of Mary J. Horace on Wed sday November 13th. ? >Mj ss Ellen Ree and Johnnie M.I ;n;.,? i...i iiiiuii .111 vi unii uir umiuai conrence at Che raw Sunday. Mr. C. McClendon and Mr. H Hers/of Wadesboro, N. C., were inday quests of Miss P. Hillian d Miss Cleo Watson. Miss?A.?Addle Mac and .1 antes lomas Moore of Charlotte, N.C ent last Sun. with their friend iss Lucy and Ed. Bittle. ' Miss Sarah Wadsworth from >uTter academy spent the week d with her ..mother. Mr. William Jones of Raleigh . C. spent several days with s wife, Mvs. Thelma L. Jones nr. 1171 m vru- v Prcrf, \\\ K. Parki*i* lias been up inted advisor of the draft Ik? rd. The first meeting <>f the Edge>ld County Teachers Association is held at Edgefield academy it Saturday, November Mr. Anderson and Atkinson I ?de a business trip to Columbia onday. Mr. Seymour Carroll was a re it visitor, i t Krgeficld academy The Chi wren's Thrift ('bib met the home of Mrs. Sallio Cray it .Thursday. The next meetine II he at the home of Miss Phylis andler. The "Barn Swine" at the llillj p Inn last Monday evening insored by Mesdames Oliphart I 1 Anderson was a success. Mr. Alfred Oliphnnt spent the 1, ok-end nt home. ?ee Pierce Itlalock, Jr. for youi lnietto Leader. LAl'RENS NEWS Mrs. Lucy Hellmans and oth visited the state faip in Columl Mrs. Varhetta Crawford Fog of Washington, D. C. is visit iu.'r son, Thomas Jr.. and of relatives. v Mr. W. Pete Gurlington has b In Washlngton"O. C."oft busim The Social Saving Club i meet with Mrs. Sussie Hai Thursday night. The Monday Night Saving C met with Mrs. Eliza Watts, N ember 11. Mr. and Mrs. John Putn visited Mrs. Putnam's mother, IV Sextton, in Spurtaiiburg recen -?Miss Ella Bell Williams, a .s rdent at Benedict College, via' her relatives last week end. , Mrs. Lillie Mae Christopher >11 the sick list. Mrs. Judith Frj nklin is he from an extended vacation'trip ' Mr. lJiililel Wourllllf Is back duty at Rocky ('reek school. Miss Helen Pettis and oth of Columbia were in the <it\ X day. ' \yilliam Anderson visited parents over the week end. . The Gleaners Club met Tuesd November 12, at the home of M Rebecca Watts. Missionary board rnirnbeT'T-H with <Mrs. Piullhe Sullivan. Mrs. Clyde Beeks i? up after recc^fr illness.' Mr. Lee James of Polloeksvil N. C. is expected home this wc fo bo,with his ill father, Air. Ti ner James. Miss Wilhblmenin^, Hare spe lasi1 Week* end with Miss Melrt Dial. Mish I .a u i'n Mathis wiii^ retn o he.- honie in Faraday. W. Vn. time for Thanksgiving. Mr. John Wesley Jackson visit his family over the week -end-. ? Mws. John Fuller 4s j'epnr1! ' vUfi' yd this wanting. The S; ving Club for* Mori n with Mr. John Mill Tuesday nigl "King Salomon" in all his elo will appear at St. Paul Frid night in a wives' contest. Mu Interest is being shown in t effort to decide who will be 1 avoi ite. Rev. and Mrs. II. W. 1). Stewsi and Mr. Mattison of Greenvi! were dinner guests of the Wh nets and Guldens' Sunday. Mrs. Ethel MePnnUJLjp vihiti relatives in Abbeville county. Mr. Callic -VY-bit-more visited > Matthew \V hit-more ami other n i tives over the week eild. Miss Mancie T. tlane.tt .iind I welit si tonsilitis operation on S; urdsiy. W'e hope that she will so recover so sis to resume her we in Manning. There will he ? children's par it the home of Mr.'and Mrs. Mi I) Hampton street -Friday aft. Hioii f. om 1 io o:W o'clock. T profit from tie party will no t ward the colored doll contest whi is beinn sponsored by me mix ?!" the Hampton Street school t cully. Admission ."cents. The N o r t h Carolina Mufti Thrift Club met af> the home Mrs.' Viola Kennedy on Frid; afternoon. A lame number of chil Yen were present. All seem to ha en}( ved tiie names and other fori of amusements which took plaThe club welcomes all visitoi and try to make it pleasant f e;ich member. Miss Ruth roci is the cltth i dvisor. IAMKS A. M. K. CHI K( I - 1 RfV. McDonald, l'astor . SumU y school opened at its i ual hour .with the Supt. and c workers present. After the cla tlH.lv of TRe 1 ess oil" fllesChOhl W interestingly reviewed (by M Celia Phelps. Intermediate cla No. 1 is holding the banner Mi IT. M. Young,"teacher.? Our new pastor was .preset and lhade interesting,! remarks. . 11 :.'{() after nreliwMiaries te na lor preached from P/^>verbs 4:2 theiye Keeping Thy Heart Pin Sunday nieht he pre! ched from ! Matt. i HkIS, theme The Churc , ? These wele soul Stirling serinoi and the spiritual tide ran hig \Ve are praying for the church continue carrying on the goc worbsas it did with oir able e' pustor Rev. I.eroy Jackson. Ot Presiding, Klder T)r W.B.L. Clari was present and made encouragin remarks. Rev. and Mrs. W. ( D^ohs ami Miss Ann; Janeretl <\e"e ais<> \vi loomed visitors. Steward Hoard No 1 met Mor da> 7;rtt") p.m. at tin home of th President, Mis 11. M Young 01. Kiev. street. The meeting wa good as usual Rev. McDonald he'.d n very goo official Joard meeting and we nr hoping to have him in the parson age very soon. Visitors are a ways welcome. v ... * "T" ? ^ Saturday, November 10, 1940 1 Classified Advertising 1 . Column icrs 1 )ia. Special Notices, Cards of Thanks jgy Memoriams, Birth Announcement? irig Marriage Announcements, etc., are hpi charged for at the rate of 10c pei line. Cash murft accompany^ the ten order. Minimum charge 60c. viH IN MEMORIAL Irs ^ ted VF 11V Irs In sad and loving memory of iY^T " my dear husband, Rev. J. C. Mc^ Clellan, who passed into eternal sleep years ago today. ' U 1 cannot say, and I wrll notsay ? Tliat he is dejtd?he is just away, With a smile and a wave of tho hand, He has gone into van unknown >sc ,tmd' Left me dreaming since he linger; there. irr For the old time step and the in glad return, Think of him faring on, as dear l>< ! in the love of there as the > love of here. same. 11,1 I say he rs not dead?he is just ^ ?away! rv - " BV MRS. MAUDE McCLELLAN, t.b ^ * Wife. he lis ? HETIII.KIIK.M R ARTIST n CHURCH. He Rev. E. A. Davis, Pastor S. iS. was opened at the usual ng time with Supt. Simon and a few of the teachers present. The lesson 11 was* diseiTssed and reviewed. At t.| 11:51) the pastor and Revr Gamble ascended the pulpit." The regulai ei order of service was carried out it Kev. (iajnble of St. Louis, Mo., tin mi bass singer of'-the. "X'hnsen, Four .. ik Quartet" delivered t message that touched evety one present, preparation and practice was shown * throughout the sermon. Many ol ' *" our friends and members were present and made favorable com 1 mvnts on .the message. At we reassembled and the eh pastor brought to us one of hts ^ ,sermon the spirits were so high " until the members and friends hi-d t given vent to the spirit uncoil in sciotsly. The financial reports for ol the day were fair. We are just about to begin oui 25th anniversary *aiul expect t<see many of the pastors and their members present, for this we are 4 Lt thanking you. Visit the friendly ,' church that keeps their door aj?> for strangers. Remember Rev. J. P. G; > ' D. Dr. president of Morris College. Sumter, S. will deliver the message Sunday a. m. Don't miss the 7 ormorttmitv of. hearing such a wel^ known pulpiteer as Dr. Derrick. 0 ST. LIKE BAPTIST CHURCH iss a"? Rev. J. S. CJorHon, Pastor lss Sunday school and morning worls<> Ship were startecPlTU-ttfe usual ls hour. The pastor delivered a wonderful message tLrmi?fl ''Jhe Maa ter's come and calleth for Thee.' This was a soul stirrin? ^message s .that touched the members and friends present. e At 3:30 p.m. the Jubilee choirs pf Emanuel A ME; Ebenezer, Bet h UI?L ? - a: - 1 '? 1111*11?111, ttimocn, ?ion ana sairn ^ Luke"Jr. Usher board and Jubilee choir all met and had a plori lr . ., ( ous union. i he protection was $10.00. Evening services started at 7:30 tiul at this service the pastor's theme was "Christian Signs". The |D ' . ,, spirit was high and the offering '* was good, $14.00. After the reR - : ill), /-ii t-I U..,1 umi mtviits ine Lnosen r our n?? their program and several othei local quartets appeared. Also Miss Daubney, the gospel "sniffer. This " offering was S46.1f>. You may read lly see that this church has ? working group of members, that ^ take a pleasure in cooperating. Subscribe For? 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