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g. Page Six ? bfi brookgreen" news sj, ^ Br<>okgreen, S. C.?The regular services were held at the Gordon "a. mr fir church with thp Revv ^ George E. Washington in charge. Last Sundi.y night was the Allen Day pOy.am whufh commemorated the- founder of the A. M. E church, Richard Allen. The pro^ gram was very good and interestin r. The BiiooXgrecn Choral cli^b P rendered a few selections. Misses Mary L. Sands. Edna Mrve?Pomsette, Ora Mae Tillman, Joan Tillman. Mr. Ren Tillman motored to Georgetown Friday r;' t-venncr along with Prof, and Mrs Misses. Fdrnr Mae Poinsett? and jjT - ' I KVllti.-?WtlliillUS S"ent the Jav , with Miss Mary Lena Sands Sunday. i F~ Miss Charlotte Reese, Messrs I/oranza Rcthca, John Russell? notored to Conway, S. C., Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Rogi.n. The entire community is s-.ult 1?dened?tcr henT nf?tin- illness-?t*f Mrs. \V. M. S. McClary. ' We t h< ,ie for her a speedy recovery. ir- M' s. Snipes?H-?S+-:?Stephen*.?S> ( . | is at the home of her daug htciy Mrs. McClary. ; ?..UV ;uv ^tuxy tu }uftr_t>f ..lIl: jjl_r ness o7 Mrs. Tlumiiisiiia Simmons and 'also her grandfather. Mr. Tom Collins. Wv hope for tl e.n a spe dy nioyer.?also Mr r and Mr.-.Slimline;. Ca'rr. Wv are protu! to see Mrs. Alice Lance k- out again after having had the flu. Prof, and Mis. M. I). Began litnTQrod to My tie Bench Stmday t evening*. Emma Tillman spent the day in Georgetown Saturday. Miss Joan Tillman spent Sun* --?-?:?clay evening at Murrclls Inlet vi? 'm? v .. .1 . ^viwilfei JUti, representative of the_ NAACP along with Mrir T'n>mas of "Gem gChown /Worshiped at the Gordon AMR church Sunk? *; dart :?7 7 7 ?? The Sr. James -M. E'. church of Pure 17s held its regular set*? icetr with the- Rev. W. M. 1>. McClary - in charge. - * * T .. _ .Mlv-and .Mrs. AFiK s D. Began moto'ed to Tonwiiy Saturdav ito attend the Ilorrv County Teache 's' meeting TTT The AYtiittomofe high sehoQlt?Prof. Miles I). BoeaiA delivered an address on- "The - I Rrml Plugless of the Nevrn ~fn the fourteen southern?suites which l>i..ueht v.l to the week of '? Nee i.. llisjUuy.-wtu.-k. A ierouu-of H' I i y e uii' y fWesentod ' lnaiiomtte with a little theatre illustuitintr the prh;>'i ass and tal ent of many famon* Nee roes X''Js-jimrmns+ration was one of the y ~~ many feaf.rus that unc will find ctliu carried ??n hy the Tlorry j~ .sfhrnty teacTiersI 1 : ~~' ~ Supervisor Nellie B. Levistei announces the date-of the Brook ' prrorw Welfare conference which ' will he March 12, IS'41. We are ,o<d:in?- forward to a larire representation of teachers and students from Horry count\r on the day of -March 12th. Tile Rev. A. A": Pinaclo spent the weoky end at St. "Stephen. < an.van- a.-m. x.jnn u< ii ? ^?ftrv; 1?;?BenjsmTn." "Pit'stor fat* f Otn* Sunday sch.v! was fine 'as ..1 .1 n ! . i-.?m. mi.' a..-> n v.yii taugnr. T!i *? - ei.n'l f|ua! t"i ly conference C'!-.' ? 'i r'm 1-2 of this f, month. At. .'1:00 o'clock the pasty pus-ntvd the Presiding Elder , I)'. IE P. Ramsey who brought ??us -a-?wonderful token TT^-f.-.-or. S-iV i7i1T..r ton t.nrt "^h .ilft.. ?- a:i(l tli:- CI' 'Ot 1 Sbrplmfrh- TTc do live-! <1 a sti- so 1 stirring ser uion. The nude-ivce was stirred w:th the 1Ti.lv (ihos*. Wo are proud to haw Pr. Ramsey. I.ast Sunday- was pastoial lay am! all. S. <. \v:'.r;k?rrs wcT7 at their post everything was carried i out splendidly. Our pastor came with a wonderful message from St. Jolm subject Will Thou .- he- malTe Who!" ? The message was enj y d by"alb r audience. was few in number hut a liberal collr t:nn wa- taken. The pastor will preach lu re at .'I o'clock Sun , da evening?You?are?welcome hole at' an ytime. IM>I,\NTO\VN~( MIC I IT ItrrritrP. Bnth-7. Pastor' "Oar second ("pia f terlY nmfeioncr " is now a matter of history. Or, Febnmrv 1. It'll, our P. E.\ Dr I. I.. I.Ynbow.^fc^mp to Mt. Carmel, ?clv'i' I* t.. hold hiX^v oiwl quarterly O'-nferenCe af b'30 pNui. He founcr t .e offers at A!*, farmer chinch /in the job with plenty of" hot din ner, together with officers fron J it. Mark arid .11. Paul ulili all ic I ports-, up, = After iiiiiier the conference wa? organized, Pr. J. L. Benbow presided and seemed lo ha-ve-heap at his best. ? On Suriday at 11:30 a. m. the prestding^cldcr ante forwai'd with a message from r.eavcn. Ho se' the souls of his hearers on fire fc-^ Dr. Benbow is a power in the nulprt. L Our Busy Bee Club, is a liv i??^ wire. They are succeeding with ' their woH^nicely, The miss-onaf p work of the cir cuit is progressing rapidly. We an Kointf iorwarn wiin our coi'ap' L. . CXigi _mu.ii.ug tlrivc- is np'A on. The third Sunday in March wil' Iff- ?"!> t.he v nl v.'h., ... ..'. Si. Mark chtirrh. We are pvuud t > have our fiTomir visit us .Yrrtt rtrr* - welcomed, fowe B* + a tra i n. (Mrs.) W. X. I!' tier, Reporter fc==?-flUBaORBtB FOR THE PALMETTO t-EAHER ?* - t - - . ? WHAT IS A HOME WITHOUT i What is a home withor.t a Bible? TIs a- place where -day is niirht r Starless night, for ohTT I'.'e'- 1 pathway 4 s leaven can shed no kindlp 1 i"*rht ^ A'hat is a home without a Bible', lis a place where daily bread j 'or llie b >d,v is provided, But the * ?ul is never fed. A'hat iv. a home without a Bible? "T;s a vessel out at sea, ' .Ympa-s lost and rudder broken i Drifting. drifting aimlessly. > i, t h mo witnout a Bible? * .i.-'. and ponder while I speak. '- " with a Bib'.* in it t not opened o: ce a week. ?i ?! itir tooty pad i'tus.lay, Wednesday. Thursday Friday too, I aliuday and even Sunday, look untouched the whole wee1 through. " '.ost! the Bible lost its teaching '.osti Its help oath day in seven '.est. to live by. lost, to die_by ,i I.ost.?what's ?The way. t. j. Heaven. By Airs'. Tie Th'.e ^'Yiharrt- , \ \ \I \ \ CTT VPFT Y. m. i;. cm h< h Uov. I.eroy Jackson. Pastor Vwttnsboro. S. ' .?-TIh1 Si-inlay i-li id mi t at Id o'clock;'With the :upt. officers and teachers at their 1 .est. A fte r the genei a I discuss- ; on Mr. S. 13. Given. Ja.. conduct ' I ll.o_ivvic'Wv" " ^ At .tin* morning worship the ?t-co'?t-id^H'li'il his tvoct- frorvr,. St. A datthow 1G:iS. subject ~ Christ's ' 'butch. At night his text was akeit front Phil. subject u..,<v.s:n.. 'fViward-the Mat k.. Th'j 1 71s tor in 1 his twit l in botji set a-us. and everybody, went away ~j At T ' i'ek c k n nniqii.. program. _t vns rendered commemorating the ;> 'minder of the A. M. K. ehrrrch inland Allen. Much credit and If -.oner is ilue the following per-1T -o?ts for the success of the "hro-1 ,r rant: I.. P. "Campbell. S. A."!" rue,re and Alethea Green. j ; ?At the League hour Miss R. 1 !\ dj.ison opened the lopic' Mhat the !.b!e Savs* About Tolerance. Sev- j 1 spoke on the topic. A pro-! i ram v.as also' rendered. I'he Pastor's Aid board met atjn JlM llldUo (it' "VI VC . fI "Si \ ? C. in i MUI V.CM11JS 1 ??4J?Ki h. I'tni,?A?vim i?inlo.'VMin- 1 '' lo-ji ani was rendered and was nj wed by all. Tin- hostess then n Kid a delicious repast. NVxt uetimr at the home of Miss Jeh!~ ie Sims Feb. 10th. __ The pastor ami family' we-li lasts at a reception February 8 t the home of Mrs. Florence 'links, jriven in honor of 'Mrs. p I'.ith Davis. fornu-rlv of this mLy.. V.d now or lhUeieh. >CT~Cr- The v i easion was an enjoyable one. - , lie ", C. \Y. Tally piuitoi of the)? 'resyiTllan church here will hi Lhe speaker at Wayman A M E bin eh Friday nijrht at 7:.'10.. j ?4iss Zi nobia Bennett. a teach r in the Fairfield hi eh school will ponsur a miseellaneous program - -b-iiai y 2:; at?.i:H<I o'clock. ST. I' M l, BAPTIST CHIRCII ( Rev. I.. |{. M'luli, Pastor I,nun.its. S. ('. S. S. opimed vt its usual hour with Supt. ami .. tliv-eis at their post of duty. The -BY-PC-is still- improving. 'Rev. hjhl:s.u!| "i'lM-IH-h.-il lit 'umhiv. . We ari;> havintr quite a bit of cklicK iitvmiw ..... r\. .. - iiwiu ai i: wtfil- v "ii S. D. Dcmly and Mrs. Liilia L at!-. Wi- hope for all a speedy Cl A'Cl V. " __ ?< We "an- glad to know Mr? Mel- _g in Grant is better after having. \ veil so sick at his honu-. Mr. Tom t> lolden rs convalescing at home. s Mrs. lkrulin? Sullivan vtslled 7 datives and- friends in Spartan n jn*Ja>t week-end. j.~~ i -Tbt-?Sewing?chrir will meet at t :c home of Mrs. G. Hunter p'ri s lay night. February 14th. wm{, Mr,';. Cora A'. Johnson, hostess pi _n the Cill JinefsJ club of St. Paul 4 Baptist church-met Feb. -1th. The!.. iei.-t.hnr was opened by the pres I,. dent. Mrs. C. C. Hudgcns with ,, dnging My Faith Looks' ^bp?To Ptee led by Miss Flora Peeks; .. by. Ainu?president followed vith the Lord's Prayer in concert e Meal Away was then sung by the ? luh'. scripture lesson V.v Mrs. "idler; minutes of the-previous * neeting wore road; singing Mrs. By id which closed the devo , i? nal.? Welcome by Mrs. Cota A p Johnson; . response by Mrs. Mary^ annotr- 'two ottering with Btt>l< -. eves.?A?short proo-rm-.i .wat J Ml n rendered. Participating were ] Mrs. Ulah Byrd, Mrs. Lucile Dav > is, Arrow Fuller, Slfary Cdnnon ? Daisy Templeton, MiSs Flora . Peeks, - Cora A. Johnson, Syvillc . Higgins and others. After the program the president thanked each one fov their cooperation dur | -Mtg and stressed the importance of pulling together, in our . club and church. She said *' she . as glad of the man good things 1 Motto in jjiiw-uuast- year, - and - this.c. year, hope that our plans and aim . will Jie for greater things for the upbuilding of our church. Iwt us , -f ray -that- God will he -ew- unseen guest. At the eloseJMrs* Daisy f|srnr'D*wii *hawltrd the ftowfonw' A delicious salad course was serv ?ed.* Next meeting will be at the 1h.me of Mrs. Mary Scott, Febru ~ ary 18th all members are urged ( * t, "Vtn rtrnaonf PI ah ? # J 41* A I " pi vatiii/. wiin repeal , .in;: .,of the Mizpah. **- Mrs, C. C. Hiudgens, Pres. Mrs. Syvilla Higgins, Sec. . - TB >T. LUKE A. M. E. CHURCH ~ K'?v. R. Phrfp TffTTv; Pastor Charleston, S. C.?Founder's >?y celuhr^tiicn at, our church ust Sunday e*ening was a great access. Those taking paid, on he program were Mhb. V. T. El:s~ r.li". Kcbe't Singleton, Rev. Icrcules Ford, Rev. Win. SherId .and others. Choice music for lie ..vcasion was furnished by the cnior choir. The pastor preach' t an able sermon in the morning. rl>\ Thomas Seabrooks, one of the Ide. t and best members of Saint Aike died last Wednesday. His uncial was held from Morris St. A p* st church, in which our pas l- itlic-ated. An unusual crowd ttoiuUd tha s-.ul rite* The pa*. or, officers and members of St. aie indebted to Dr. Dunijir, his deacon board and connegation for the use of iheir hurch for this special service. Our Sunday school was largely Itehded Sunday, morning, and a ioe group of young people were Hesmit. At the league alsoffillt res- nt at the league. All of our members as well asin fi-iinds are elated over the i r..i Ming" of thenow c hit It'll un Ot 'hillip St. Quite a few workers I'*' "n the ir round every day con Ducting the new church. The out -actor has jproniised to give is the building complete in lour 1.tilths. This will be one of the ? beautiful church structure i the City of Charleston. At resent you will find us in Dash's all, MS Smith St. \vhcvo a warm ;vIconic awaits the general public > I STRICT NO. 1 TEACHERS RTTTTT MEETING t The teachers of* District No. 1 mt at the North school-on Friay. February 7 with the PresiFnt. The eyotionaj servjce was conducted v Mr. Bellinger. The house was putted for business. The minutes f the last meeting were read and do-terh Report erf?the?Field's >ay committee was. next -heardliis committee brought before the roup the following activities foi ur field ('ay which will take pl"ac? t the Hickory Hill school on larch 28. 1st grade?Manuscript writing ml grade?Health Scrapbook 4th and 5th grades?Floor mats mde from shucks, th grade?Floor mats made mrn?nigs ur rubber. 7ti. crude - -Embroidery and oodwork. 4th?7th grudes?Spelling. Outdoor TSfctiyities . 50 yard dash 2. 100 yard - da^h ?" 1. "Sack race 1. Basketball (lirls?Potato race, dodge ball askethal'". ^Vc are _tvyina to make this ear's field day a success in every ay." ""Iteadinc:" the topic for discussal was in xt% taken up. This top? was openbd by Mrs. Earlene Larvey. who spoke on the \alue f Oral and Silent Reading which as timely and well discussed by owral teachers. Quite a bit hi s.ful information was derivedj . v>?.. vino .u?|/\;i u?ui s?uujtxt. Our helping teacher, Mrs. C. V. Ireon was also present and as us al pave us same very inspiring emarks. The next meeting will be held n March 7; at 2 o'clock. I-"1 It ST XAZVHKTH HAPTIS'V IIILktU ?_ Columbia. S. C.- First Nazareth s developing into a high process j ?_-co;4ityL , - ? i The Sunday school was called I i order at the usual hour by the h.pt., deavou?L II. Russel. Th sson was discussed and instructd . on ''The Principle of Owner-, hip." God and mammon. The leson pol'nt Was "Men exalt exterals instead-of principles; form: nsU:a>l- of- the -truth;- nuajnifeSr ations instead of inner subtance. What ever becomes naniI'sU'ii tmuls to -bo separated from he ur. manifested in man's thought nd since all separation is at vaiancc of oneness with the prhr iple, it brings two masters into ur lives. Ye catmub-serve God nd manlnlons." - Church .service began- at 11; 30 i . m. Rev. Neal. the pastor, preat'hd n soul stirring sermon. Subject j Victory in Defeats," rn which wa? tanding". First Nazareth was happy to reet our former pastor j Rev. W )o\vns. He preached on February ration. ?Rev.?Down a left this oity Jply , 19.2b to accept a pastorate it Movelnnd Ohjo. He is known as the India Gospel Tornado and is expected to conduct a revival hero it Fii^t Nazareth church as soon is arrangements are completed. Mrs. I,utile Dixson, formerly ol Batesburg, was honored at a re'eption given in the honor of het bvHghter, Fredfe Dixson, who was inited in marriage to Mr. Allen loberson. tnr son of Mr. and Mr* Tftfnfs JR?Tt>e,'Hon. M Any fftATTd ?ore ?present and?marry?presents were received. Cake and punoh were served. Our pastor is now preacfung as never before, not only preaching MIT chWhch and ifc riehership, and eliminating the dehtness. He is expected to beautify the church more. In ^He neai future and install the new Florenc< dertrlc light system. Rev. W. H. Nral, Pastor Dea I. H. Russell, Clerk J. B,. Johr.son, Reporter r + y IKfAIJ<IW?Wt^?fMWI ? " ?HELENA NEWS Sunday was a Very pleasant day for church goers and Sunday school co-workers. Miss fnez Deyaolt and Mr. Silas ^evault of Silver. "Street, S. C. were the afternoon guests of their sister, Mrs. Amanda Bobb of He lena, S." C. Mr. Hezzie Bobb and Mrs. Lula Owens were the guests of his step mother, Mrs. Amanda Bobb of Helena, S. C. Miss Cathrine Abram and brother of Newberry, S. C., gav$ ther: brother and sister-in-law, Mr. an>> Mrs. Thomas Brown, a pop cal1 yesterday afternoon. S MHUJVIHjM POI NTV?-?T~ TEACHERS ASSOCIATION The Abbeville county teachers held its monthly meeting Saturday, February 8, at the Abbeville county training school. The lousiness side of the meet ing Nvas carried out nicely. Ths nfflrcrs wnro oloctixl Ml,*1 vanoi' al assembly opened with music b> A. C. T.?school?glee?club?andtr:o. Wo were happy to have?had Mv. Weldon, a member of the coun -*y- hoard and -M-tv Sehiffley assistant state agent for Negro teaeticrs. Mr. Weldon spoke briefly on Outy Toward the County and the Stater Association and also Keep ine Records. ? Mr. Schiffley re-emphasized Mr. Wolrlon's remarks. brought out two main points, which were 1. To teach, wq must love to tench; 2. A person gets what he wants if he goes about it-in the right way. Our guest speaker was Miss I Huttie V. Ferger. professor of Ed ucation, Spelman college, Atlanta, Ga. Miss Ferger's address was centered around the following points: 1. Training teachers for "the rural schools. ' 2. Need for better prepared teachers. ? ??r- ? ground in her subject. 4. Believing in children. 5. Introducing "beginners' to kchool. 6. Reading readiness. - 7. Remedial reading. 8. Reasons for reading. 9. Hiave demonstration lesson by good teachers. 10. Material should be gotten from children's environment, (a) Get right- type of material. ?11. Methods of teaching. 12. Take .part in "community activities. 13. Interest parents. - r4.?Make accurate reports. -Htt Find out reasons for -errors. 17. Putting subject matter into practice. 18. Be sure pupils understand. All teachers and visitors left the ?meeting with new ideas about teaching and determined to go in to class^ rooms with different attitudes toward children, work and community. ' Before we adjourned the one, two, and three teachers school closed their slip drive for repairing and getting supplementary re pairing for their schools. The a-' mount raised was $185.51. Prizes were awarded- to the foi lowing schools: Hagan, teacher, j Miss Essie M. Strother; Mt. Zionj teacher, Mrs. Lillie M. Patterson i and Rock Buffalo, Mrs. Zephia! Taylor. This drive was carried out thru The Abbeville cdtinty training school is observing Negro History week under the Supervision of M;s. J. S. Wright. Mr. H. A. Ashe I and Miss J. A. Reynolds. ' J. A. Reynolds, reporter. UNION COUNTY TEACHERS* ^ASSOCIATION The regular monthly meetjnR of the-~-Untmr Gotmty?Teachers*. Association was hejd Saturday, February 8th, in the iSims hrgh I school building. It being a very ' cold day, only a few were present at the opening but they continued to 'Come in until a large number | Was soon present. The meeting was opened with a good devotiona* ! exercise. | In Union, as in many other counties ih the state7~a~ Targe rfuWT-" ber of teachers were dissatisfied" because of the reduction in the refund but after great talks werC made by some of the level head and good thinking teachers, rrios' of the teachers paid their state dues. H" m/.li/in t.jr Prnf W M Rrnir. an , seconded by Mrs. Janie G Douglass, the association voted unanimously to register 100" jjcr^ cent at once. Prof. A. A. Sims, the faithfu1 leader of Union County, and Prof W. A. Ross, Jr., principal of the Mt. Rowell school, were elected to represent us at the House of Delegates. The association then went into group meetings directed by Prof M. R. Christie. Prof, W. A. Ross, Jr.. and Mtss Ruth Freeman. Each group whb highly Entertained by the directors and rec;eiv^d wonderful information which n*rill be of rv.ii/.k u ! ? ^ 11 Fuu "iw prauuce. EacJv teacher left WKh fi good countenance and a smile, which " that They will attend tne next meeting, The grand old Palmetto Teachers' Association can depend on the Union County Teachers because we believe you are doinp all you can tor Jaett^r salaries longer terms and better school buildings. , W. M. Bogan, Reporter u f c -' - ? ' - . ? . V..A- -! / ry , ip, *Wi!j?JJi'.*1 Jis EBBNEZER A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. G. H*. White^ Pastor Mulling, S. C.?At our Sunday, school, February 2 Mrs. Martha White, teacher of class 6 gave a very interesting reviefv. On j February 9 the lesson was very j pointedly reviewed by Mr. Cleve I land Davis assistant teacher to | Class No. 1. Supt. Pressley and of ficers are doing much to give oui . school continued growth. Theii effort is not in vain. For th* children's hour little Deloris Pick ett gave a recitation. The pastoi gave a short talk on the life of Marian Anderson, followed by a solo by little Mariar Pressley. K 0*ur minister's Founder's Day message was Walk About Zion. Although very cold many were out. At 3:30 the pastor, senior and jubilee, choirs and-some members served and worshiped' at Old Field Baptist church. At 7:30 our Founder's Day prograih was rendered under the su pervision of Mr. W. C. Crawford assistant principal of our high school.?ThenprogTam was varied" and ^ell proportioned. -The main address won given by Prnf "HTH^ ^ Richardson. *, ? The-junior ehoir sang very sweet" ly at both services and the special music was enjoyed by all. Due to the illness of the directress-of the choir Mrs. Sophona Reaves Profr Crawford-and Mrs.-Martha White assisted Mrs. Maggie Jack son, the organist with the juniors. Negro History Week of the Mullins high school was observed Monday night at our church- Oui pastor was the speaker. Subjecl The Negro Yesterday, Today ..anc.. Tomorrow. Tuesday night at Ml Olive Baptist church, the pastoi Rev. J. L. Brooks, speaker, subject The Negro as a Whole; Wed nesday night at Beulah Methodist church, the pastor, Rev. L. C. Gregg speaker, subject The New Negro. ' Miss M. L. Baker- was ~ the sponsor of the program. The choral group of 50 voioces was trained -1^ Mibsee?Sklith --Clifton Drothy Jackson ami Prof A. G Whitener. Prof. E. E. Richardsopi. principal. ?r LEXINGTON NEWS Rev. I. O. Simmons. Pastor fine religious breeze here jn Lexington and it seems that a very fine spirit in church activities exists, 1 Rev. Srwfmons was at all three of his eh>frches Sunday, this being Fuundej/s -Bay. ? ine service was reported at at noon Sunday. Hol> C^mi?|?\vas administered t the chrismlns present. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wallace had as their dinner guests, Rev Simmons, his mother, Mrs. Neta Simmons, and Mr. S. M. Heller t\ very une and enjoyaDfe nieai was had.? ? * (, ~V An excellent program was ha:* tvith Bethel, Sunday . evening. Rev F. C. Laws delivered a very approprate 'message. Fine reciationp by little Clarence and Robert Taylor and a wpnderful paper waa read by Mr. Jonathan Black. Oui pastor and Rev. J. S. Danley, pastpr. of Good Hope and Mount Olive C. M. E. churches, made some interesting remarks. _ On Friday evening of this .weel;_ th& circuit will mtict ar Bathe' idiUlrh alnl' I'lfliT' U |gy dl'K'KHl" 1 to the Annual , Conference; ? Miss Martha P. Wright, our Jeanes teacher, made an exoellenl donation of about five dozen won'derful books'to Bethel church. The pastor and church thank her sc much f(^r them. Miss Wright i> certainly doing a fine job in oui town and county. ?. Mr. and-Mrs.. James Ra wl had as their dinner guests on Friday, Rev?J. S.. Danley. Mr. and Mrs Ollie Rawl?jgnd Mr. and Mrs. Albert Davis. Rev. Dimley was at Good Hope church and preached a great ser mon at the usual hour. Mr ft T~r Derrick lead in class leaders' report, while Mr. Henry I.eaphart lead at Mt. ZionT ^ Great preparation is being made for the special progranT~i?t_Sprin? tory. Don't" miss' thts program a' 2 o'clock p. m. . ' MrsT Martha Boystie and Mrs Mattie Younginr are'dn theLsicl list a? this writing. We'Trope foi I them *a speedy recovery. ' j Get all of the best news ea 1 ! i wrf,k?ba?reading thpb, PalmHtn j Leader, < <'* LAKE CITY CfRClIIJ Rev. A. R. Garhtan,' Pastor The second quarterly conference of the Lake City circuit convened at Bethel AME church on January 26th. At 11 o'clock Rev. A. R. German preached at St. Paul AME church. Text taken from IT Peters 3:18. He preached a soul stirring aermon and everybody enjoyed it. At 11 o'clock the Presiding Elder Rev. J. L. Benbow preached at Bethel. Htk~ text was token xrom li Peters 4:19. It was very "tmr pirmr to tnose who hoard hfm The business session of the^ quarter was called to order, fit, 3pm AJT reports were Rood. At 7:30 the presiding elder preached at St. James church and took his text . from St. jQhn _ Our hearts rejnfred over this mpfwnitfl. The grand total, collected for the day was (61.06. Jr^-- 1 _ - ? r-? EBENEZER A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. D. N. -Wilson, I'astor Charleston, S. C.?On last Sunday which .was Allen's Day, the pastor preached a very inspiring sermon. His subject was "The Firmness of the Christian Church taken from St. Matt. 16:18. Sunday school was conducted by the Sept., Mr. Joseph Kinloch and reviewed by the pastor. The League service was conducted by Bro. W. S. D,-nytqn. At 7:30 our Allen's Day pro gram began. The text was taken fron 134 Psalms. The iprogram -was ^rendered by the members ot the senior choir. We were favor -"d?by?noloo by?Mendamen?Mabla Fuller and AlbOTtha Simmons and a duet by Mrs. F. B. Wilson and Mrs.'Inez Temple; short talks fcy -brothers W. Heyward And W. SK Drayton; select reading by Mrs. F. B. Wilson. Amon^ the sick members arj? the president of the League MA F. M. Branch and Mrs. Isabel! White of the senior usher boartJj We pray for them a sneedy r?-' covery. u FLORENCE NEWS _ I. M, Stokes, JRepartfir. The Graduate Nurses Club ol Florence met at the home of Mis:V. -Tnrifts, 11j) S. Coit St., January -z,6?-Th"e*-elub was called tq ordei by- the president. -The mjnutes of the last meeting were read, -received and adopted after which thr members had?n general business discussion which was yery interesting. We were very glad to have a new member unite with us Mrs. McKav from Rennettsvilje, -S, ?G i * The hostess served- us very- royally. The menu consisted af orange iuice. cocktail, chicken sa lad"onTettuce wrFrf Ritz crackers, sliced tomatoes and potato chips Truit cake and coffee. The clul was then-adjourned. ?Miss Evelyn Robinson, a recenl graduate of Oolvimbia Hospital.is-mtw?employed at McI.ood Iflfir. 01 aw. Mr. Needom, from Greenvfille S. C., was in the city over-, the week end visiting hrs sister, nurse Melba Needom. '' Miss Oralee Samuel, neiee of M" and Mrs. T. ?. Alston. Mr. Leon "owe.; Misw Diciy Ford, Mr. James Harrington. Mr. E. R. Powe, and Mir.il?I n Lj n tVilwrm nf rhnvn^ S ; C., visited Mr.Tand Mrs. Alsto: Sunday evening, February 2.Mrs. I Ferkhns died. Inst week at the homo of her daughter, Mrs \f. Black, on Plum St. The funeral was held Friday."February 7th r? Trinifv PanfTsf church. Rev. N W. Greene. distriesuperintendent of the Greenville district, was in the city last week visitinp relatives e>id friends. Miss Catherine Hicksoh speni the week end in Mt. Olive, NTi (' ;s]ting friends. , C'.A RMSIvE N t&VS The town wj.? shocked to hear -if -tlhu iieath of Mis. Evil'Coleman who departed this life Friday aftoi noon, January 31 ..-/She was we!' thoughtof." ?md l</vcd by both white and colored. She. was a faithful member of Williams Chapel A. M. E. . Z.ion chvrch. S?he * swerved as a class leader and president of the W. H E. Society for many years and was still a class ttuTffer'nnd nrcsrdcnt of the society mi tint it ho- /tnnth Funeral service ovas held at Williams Chapel A, !^f. E. "ZTon church Monday affcerrfbon. The church could not hold . all of the people. Seven preachers were present and they all spokejve^^-highlj%.Qf Ihci life. Dr.^D, C."iCrbsby,. P. E.. was master'of oeremoinies. Mrs. Lilli' Stewart read Lllewesolutioiv -M-rs viaure Lee l onelT sang a-solo, Mis' Sadie Robertson read the obituary and Rev. E. Hillian, her pastor i delivered the eulogy* >$ho was-7. years of She is survived by^a _h$sband Mr. Henry CoJpTpan,' one siste five son^, six .(faugTTtersr, "23 grant I ,children,'lO great grand children I ind a host of relatives and friends. -We ,were veKy pleased to have niiwj?d'-.uck?tp,?meeting?here?laa' Tuesday Somp.-of the men mad* round rep<?rts. Rt. Bisvop J.W. M&vtin, A'.M., D.Eh. was present $_'93.00 was raised doing the meet in?.^ Mf. "Clarence Sartor is in tovvr for a while with his sister, Mrs Mary Sartor,- - ?-r- -j Miss Bernice Brown has been very sick but she is much better now. Mfg r.mra <t?0Hun' kpmihh in tm improving. Others are on the mend PINCKNEY'S PI UNDERTAKER AND I | OP SOUTH CAROM 1006 WASHINGTON Sr ??1 : - -__ ,. . ^hxt, f y ? ,v** t!i" ' ' /-.v. - ' ijtf' Saturday,- Fulirimry IB, 1Mt-:?m | SPARTANBITUG NEWS work is progressing nicely at Camp Craft, the U. S. replace- ^ n?" it station here It iw said that | this camp will be used to train lav teen tuogsard iven coming ' j into the army. Iiherc ire many workers here helping; to build. Mr. J. L- Wheeler, assistant agent directpr and Mr. D. B. Martip, agent supervisor of the N. C. Mutual Life Insurance Company were here during the week and <V attended district meeting at Uni?)'1 The m?ny inJT.enza cases have subsided.. Doctors Mansell Doug lis and Bull rendered fine services to their patients. The same can be said of the physicians of liu: tilliLr, rynuti . 4 -v mar^ XrWnds- of the Rev ?: George A. Thomas are glad tc see him out after being confided for several days with the flu. Miss Agnes Hilderbrand, Carver do'v te uhi r, has ^returned to hei duties after spending several weeks at home recuperating from an operation. Her many friends an delighted to see her doing so nicely '' Mrs. Willie Duffie and Mrs Gusslc Walker wore in Orantrubirpg " reeently visiting their children at Claflin College ? There were marly visitors 51 Tjj morning ati d even in g services. Rev George A. Thomas . preached two .'wonderful and inspiring sermons during the day. Rev. Thomas ha; teen well received by the members and friends. He has a wonderful program rn progress at this church ? Mr. Clarence Hancock, the sales- i nan for the Palmetto Leader and the Afro-American, is much- im f"<??> .rtaauiuy ueen. mov- . ed to Carlisle to "Be with his sister Mrs. Mary Sartor. ^ Th? Spartanburg District of th~ ' . Methodist church __\yill. -hold ,|tp Claflin College rally at Silver HiTl Tuesday, February 18th. Rev. C ,F. Ferguson is Supt. of this district and he is '-expecting-a full report from all charges. * MADAM PETER'S HAIR GROWER For Diseased Scalp ? Gives Life and Beauty. BEST tiftOWFIfc? ? Apply once a week?Price 35c. 1906 Blanding St., Columbia. S. C. Counts Drug Store, Washington St., Thomas Drug Store, Taylor and Harden Streets PROFESSION AL ~ M CARDS , DR. H. H. COOPttflF DENTIST Special Attention Given to Diseases of the Gums Gold Crown and Bridge Work A Specialty ' " Office Phone 6429 '-'Res. 820^1 1125 Washington St., Cola., S. COffice Hour*.; Telephones: 9:30-A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Office Residence 8873 i Dr. D. K. Jenkins ! DENTIST Fillings, Plates, Crowns, Bridges, I Anesthesia a Specialty i~DR. J. G.~STUART i Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat [ Glasses Fitted Accurately r* Office Hours Telephones 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. "Res. 4692 4 P.M. to 6 P.M. Office 3796 ' Office Residence 2030 :'aylor St. -1317 Pine St REV. J. H. JOHNSON / NOTARY PUBLIC^ Office 2029 Marion Street ^ nea'er in Keal Rotate, performs Harria??e Ceremonies, writes Wills Deeds, Mortpapes, Claims, etc. Call to See Him Watch Repairing E. W. ISOM m 2307 GERVAIS STREET COLUMBIA. S. C. For Dressmaking and Alteration! of all kinds, including the Relininf of COATS ? ?see? Miss Laney Kennerley A Specialty ia made of School or Print Dresses. Work Neatlv Done. 1203 PINE ST. ' [JNERAL HOME | -ICENSED EMBALMER IN A A*?) GEORGIA \ ^tuneral Cars and Funeral |j| ^ r.ijuipnirrn f AS fiOOn"~A?hTHR ifer Vnd Prices 1 Y OifiY* Phone 2-335 T $ ^ Kraidenc* PKone ?7uS 11 -- ?~?- COLRTLS\ <r AND ' ; service ? * ' - r .. > . . -i r. rotUMBU, s. c. i W