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QmlurAnV MaWK fi !Oi! oBiuruaj, XTxtti til o, I u<* l 9 Bishop H. Y. Took. South Florida Ann Dr. C. A. Gibbs Endorsed for The Bishopric Last jyeek the South. Florida1 annual conference met in Payne Chaipel A. M. E. church, West Palm Beach, Florida with the Rt. Rev. H. Y. Tookes, presiding Bishop, and Dr. C. A. Gibbs, the entertaining pastor. It is report ed that it was the greatest jind the most far-reaching session in the histovy of the conference. As Bishop Todkes presided with ease, dignity and impartiality he gave to African Methodism a new 'place in the hearts and minds of many. 'Everyone concluded that truly he is a man of God, with a master mind saturated with the - ?spirit of the Christ. ... The conference went on record, by vote, endorsing the Rev. Carey A. Gibbs, the pastor of Payne Chapel A. M. E. ch?;rch, for the Bishopric to be elected in 19f4 UliVi lliilll 1UI1 oupi^uil 111 ?tb??realization -of?His?ambition. The resolution Was?presented-^by * ~ . "anoth: Another year, another chance, To plity the game, and, to advance Now, to advance; you must go fo ? And never stop as doeB a coward. Another year, to find new prayeri To heed to the ones, we -call our For if we had been wise as you kr We would have made quite a be Another year, another innmg, * We must make good now," if we di< Strike One! Strike Two! the ball o Success let us praise, and faults h Anothfer year, another span, Let each of us play the very bes Never stop to listen to laughter, ???Huty -you.-think-of- what's to follow Another year, uur bit to do; Don't stop because someone scoff i In this year's game, perhaps you' That is, i*f you don't trudge to de Another year, new worlds to bui And many Hd hearts with cheert 1 Now play the game fair, and be i Because you are A Real Negro. (Mrs.) Lillian Ethenj P. O. Box 291, Clintor Fehrnarv 24. 1941 -A GREAT WOMAN PARSES Lhe late Mrs. Susan Alice Mur ry the wife of "ReV. W; WT-MTTT ry. Tl|e preliminary held at th; Great Pleasant AME church ir whrch her husband is pastor. D? votionals were conducted by th< Rev. C. A. Williams. The funeral service was held at Bethel A M. E. church, Gourdine, Rev. C S. J. Mollett, pastor, master ol ceremonies Dr. J. L. Benbow." Program: Processional, Jesus Lover of my Soul; opening hymn No. 500. Dr.. R. E. Brogdon; pray er by Rev. J. E. Davis; solo by = M g Moling; scrip ture lesson,, Dr J. fi. Beard; second scripture lesson, Dr.. A. P Spears; second hymn 485-, Rev. R A. Brown. Letters, telegrams anc obituary, Rev. C. A. Williams; sole Mrs. Sarah R. "Lewis; remarks Drs. J. C. Dunbar, C. S. J. MolD N. Wrlno*. and A. B.Spaaii eulogy. Dr J L Benbow, presid? 4???older?of?Ore?Kingstrue?dbrtrict. Rev. G." L. Baylor and C Lewis, host of local preachers als<y present. The services were loyally attended. Many telegrams and letters of condolence were received A host of rolnttivps rind fripnds were present. All of the children were-presgnt^except A. G. Murray of New York City. He was detained by sickness. > Pall bearers: Rev. Italy McFad den, H. Miller, C. A. Williams, J Moffet. J.- Gr Williams, R, M. McClam.Mr. Fred Green, undertaker of Andrews funeral director He rendered very pleasant and el ficient service. Interment in McSadie R. Major, freportjer. ? - . . . . Obituary Alice Susan Parker Murry.'the daughter of the late George and Jane Parker, born Feb. 15, 1878 in ClareftdorT courrty, from which she wi?* hrnngtif . tn WillramaKnro county, /vi me age oi tnirteet} #she was converted and connected with Bethel A. M. E. church as a full member under the Rev. Minro Thomas after which she was placed as a teacher in the Sunday school where she served faith fully for years after which she was united in holy wedlock at the apre of fifteeh to the Rev. Winprfield Wilder Murry, from this union Gfffht children were born who stHl lives today. Their name? are as follows: Mrs. Maryella Par - eon of Mt. Hblhti -Rev- W. T. Mur ry oT Wi. Pleasant; Prof. fe. WT Murry, West Palm Beach, Fla.; ^Mr. 8. G. Murry, Lanes; Rev J. i Murry, Charleston; Mr. A. G VTurrv Mom OH... **- m ^ , -,V? * V?I\ XJIVJT , AUI. V-/? A Murry, -Andrews; Mrs. Jante Pyatt For 26 years she served faith fully by the side of her husband in the ministry in every capacity untH her health failed. On FetT 22 God "saw Tit to c&ll her t? >her reward. L??XILa |A*f. wAttrn HOT T>ARK uiir irnYrn t-q itttttttti ROT i ^Wng: eight children, 28 grand child 1 ren, 4 greit grands and a host of other relatives and friend*. es Presides Over n. . i mal Conference L Dr. L. M. Moore, the leader of the conference. j Visitors Present i( Ffom every section nf the coiin- , at try came representatives. Amonp them was Bishop Frank Madison Reid who gave great assistance to * Bishop Toolces in the conference. . The Ordination Sermon was preach ed Sunday morning by Bishop ^ Reid. Never has the Bishop been heard to a greater advantage than ^ Be was on this occasion. Th the . oresentation of the message, the Bishop was masterly from the be- ^ ginning to the end. The following General Officers u .were present; Drs. A, S. Jackson. George A. Singleton, L. L. Berry, m L. ~H. Henimingway, G. W. Ahing torn TToward IT Gregg, hi. C. ' Hatcher, Mrs. L. M. Hughes and fj' Mrs. B. L. Delyles. Bi\ George _ Baber, the gentleman who entertained the last session of the 1 Cental Conference without cost, "was also- among the distinguished^ visitors. All the conferences of^the - *taCu were largely represented. J -ri KR YEAR" , ii - J rward, I t 3, -swayers, ; - ? icrw, tter show. ,n i tl have a bad beginning, f High Adventure, ?t us censure. "" .. T t we can, -J ? after. ? >t you, II win, ep in sin. o Id, . . I :o fill, 2 l hero, c I . ... d i Dendy l, S. C. , * a : I i V -T ANNOUNCING MY ARRIVAL |j I , ~ "fe Ainvt'U at?O C10CK, renru- s ary 16, 11)41. I came by way of n the Rainbow trail on a cloud as r stiff as down; sff~mrought per4- -d haps you would like to know there I i is somebody new_jn town. Name c i Mattje Pauline Wells; weight, f p pounds; Doctor, M. R. Miarrral; v Nurse, Miss Pinckney Carroll; pa h rents, Rev. and Mis. Paul L i Wells, Graniteville, S. C. ? n MT. ZION A. M. E. CHURCH a Rev. Paul L. Wells. F'aator n i Graniteville?Sunday. Mai el. 1 v was a beautiful day~for church \ - goere. Qttr?Sunday school?"wn* ? opened at the usual h<?ur by the ^ Supt., Mrs. Daisy B. Spann? At 'A 11:30 the pastor began service ' ar.d preached a soul stirring ser' niori from the subject The Houi ' of Darkness. At 7:30 the even- e ing wonship began by the pasto \-assisted by Rgv. E. D. Davis. Thfl" pastor preached another wonder.. _? " ful sermon from St. ^lark 10:48 We were happy to see a numbe' V, of visitors present at both serv 1 ices. Also quite a few joined u> 1 in the Holy Communion adminis tered by the pastor. ^ uucv to the illness of Mrs. Wells ^ our pastor wasn't able to attend the banquet "Monday night in Go c lumbia but was represented with the presence of Mrs. L. W. Wilhams and Mrs. Marina Hurst who ^ were green special seats in the dining hall, among the bishops elders and ministers. They re- ' ported . a very pleasant trip. The Junior Stewardess boar' will meet at the home of Mrs Hurst Friday night before the 3rd . Sunday. ? a ? SHILOH A. M. E. CHURCH ? Rev. D. R. Redenbauph, Pastor Sunday was a veiy- "auttful day for service, and it seems as if everybody around Prosperity * ;j| found their wn v tn pVin-r/rH- f1"' lesson was interestingly taught. f|] The Bible class still holds the bar. a] ner. At 11:15 the pastor took hv< w place in the pulpit. He come befort a large congregation using a? a text I Cor. 11:28. This was in- qi deed a pood sermon on the Lord's m Supper. After the sermon a large number came forward and partook (), of the Lord's Supper. ^ h( The Rev. J E. Thomas pastor of w Hannah circuit came by and wor- ^ shiped with us in the afternoon y^, service. At 3:00 o'clock the Rev. 0< B F. Sumpter and choir of Millei. -r"cTiapel worsFipod with us. Rev. ef Sumpter took his text from St. w Matt. 18:3 and brought anothei burning message. His good peo- ar pie sing so picely. A very large fc, number came with the pqstor and ^ _choir 17^1 was raiffed. We aG thank Rev. Sumpter and his good ' people of Newberry. | The members of Shiloh pounded n, their pastor last Friday night ane ii aTso minday, There were all kind _pj ' of (food things to eat in the pounds -w that ware gtvam The pastor "whsF Ta es to fhank all the members ahd M friends as well for the very fine spirit that they are hawing'. ? 'inaL Rites for Mr^ ilia L. Lybrand Helc Filial rites of Mrs. Ella Lewi ybrand, who by a misfortune as burned to death on Thutsda; 'ternoon. February 20, was eulo zed at Bethel A. M. E. church xington, S. C. Sunday afternooi r 8:80- f>. ?no. by the Rev. _JL 0 mmons, pastor. A well known, life long residen ?Lexington, S. CL, an outstand g character, and builder for he ce, and fallen humanity. Havini lUght school in and around Lox gton for over fifty yaara, givin; ?r life-as a life of serviee. Activ i every walk of life until severs jars ago when health failed he id she was forced to stop. Hundreds of boys and girts, wh ^ve grown to manhood and wo otthood. shall always cherish th emory that was planted in thei jarts by this well heloved char cter. Her memory will ahva-y I.n Tn tnn?' her was to love hei was shown by all who testifie f her life as a christian woma y a number of persons who gc p?ami spoke of her as havrn ught them. Flhral tributes were very beat if til. Taylors, mortician of Lm lgton, in charge. ^urse Broadnax lesigns Greenville, S. C.?-After eigl ears of faithful and efficient se ice at the Hopewell Tuberculos onitiTrinm. Miss Rosa B. Btoai ax. R. N., on Feb. 12 handed or resignation. Miss Broadnax, ativo of Ridgt Spring, S. C., hi or the past 12 years made h< ome in Greenville, where she hi inny friends, before going to tl Topewell Sanitarium, she was < he staff of the Working Benev >nt hospital. The Supt. and cc red patients of Hopewell regr ery much to see Nurse Broadnt ?ave and all have?-hopes-?thi ^me day."she will -return. MR. OSCAR LONON PASSES Florence. S. C.?Mr. Oscar Loi n. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joh iononv died Sunday night, Fe 3rd at his home outside of tl ity limits after a week's illnes le just celebratVd his-24th birt! ay,- February 14th. I To attended Wilson hl^h schd ind completed the ?enth grad nst. a few , years ago. He wi ery friendly. He was wide mown as "Cab" or .HScrap" i long "his friends. He is a forn r employee ot the CrlUlll'.H Uiu t'V.ic l'nh vip lipid for umber of years. The funeral was held Wednef February the 26th at th amily cemetery, in Darlingtc ounty, the Murray place, j A bl*ti irogram was rendered aft< chich the rcniams were viewe rv scores of sorrowtrrjr '~frien< rid relatives. "So live that when thy sun ions come, to join that innume; ble caravan which moves to thi lysterious realm, where _ eac hall take his place in the siler all of death. They go not ljl slave to his dungeon, but ay roach they erave^ Tike one wh asthe'drappery of his eouc "rapped about him and lie dow o pleasant dreams." The following young*ladies wei ower hearers: Mrs. Daisy Plan r. M rs. Martha Perkins, Mis lattie McGrade, Miss Hattie Bra eyd, Minn Point by?IT or ton Mr 'hyllis Mack. ' 1 he pall bearers:?Messrs Hai y Harlev, Henry Lynn, HpfiYia iregg, Malachi "Stokes, Fred La ence. The remains were placed und< bank of beautiful flowers. M ]a^ely and Mr. Jordon funere ivectors of Darlington were i harge. Surviving are his parents, si isterg, three brothers, two auni ix uncles and a host of friends. Malachi Stokes, reporter. TRIBUTE TO MRS. LA ADDER Several week.- ?go the body r frs. Ola Adger was laid to res fter many useful years of lov nd service to h'r church, love nes and friends. Needless t iy her hoafttiful Christian chai cter, sacrifice and service fc lose she loved: stood out sQ bolt1 that words, of tribute are bu 'tile in comnarison. Mrs. 01 dger rved not for the satisfac on of the , attainments of thl irthly ahocle but there were fou itions she had been laying her r>d she laid them on solid rocl here wind and wave could neve ove them. Her lamp was neve fider a bushel but as long a was able she carried it- t ountain heights. For several weeks she was itient in the hospital, and whil ?r .body was broken, her sprri as never mote wonderful, link the love and appreciation o ninnn on/1 frlnlSrla fta \l/r?l 1 n hers klndered for her be-spen! I them but was mur' loved by al ho came in contact jwith her iraly many of ua, who knew he id others who possibly did no low her intimately, will be plea I- by the?m>f>pint- awl ex a m pi it by her. Surely aa eternity's sun ro?s< ion her over there where a da? eans more thatf B^ 1000 years was., good night here, but a ha} r good morning for her. Sh< as- a member, trustee, clas; infer nf Thompson renfennlft . E. church. A Friend, NeTTte Caldv^ll. i - .; ?rag PALfrfffPft) LEAP! Charleston Deltas - Plan Jabbel wock p Charleston, S. C., March 4th? > At the February meeting of Beta " Alpha Sigma, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, plans were inaugurated R for the celebration of Jabh^erwock ' in Charleston 4his spring. The date is April, 16th. Jabbe.rwock is a new venture^ in this commun 1 zealously to put it over in ^ fine ^ way. The proceeds from tliis ef- * fort will be used to support the clia]itei project. Thi*s?Jutor 1 g>ew out of a visit by Deltas to 14 the Negro Division of the Pine?r haven Sanatorium early in January. Five of the sorors made 1 0 this trip bearing such gifts as '* fruit, candy and magazines which 0 wdre gratefully reechoed by pa tients and nurses. Charleston. Deltas are deeply impressed with 9 the wonderful opportunity for eon y wtruetive?service?among -the?pat ients jn this institution. More a" bout this at a future date. Beta Alpha Sigma rs young, | out seetnmg^wrtn nmottton to Km; _ ^ sot uo bv the noble founders of the sisterhood of Delta. AIKEN NEWS Cumberland A. Mi E. Church?Sunday was a very beuutiful 1 day here. 10 a., m. Supt. I). A r Jones opened S. S. witt. the teach I9 ers at their post. A very lively discussion by classes after which1 Mr. J. H. Perrin reviewed the lesson. His remarks were timely and instructive. ^ .11 A.M. the Pastor Rev. Wash, ington preached a strong and inspiring sermon. Subject Chris" ; tianr Liberty -through the -Vieto-. ^ rious Death of Jesus Christ. Holy Communion was administered by ^ the pastor. 7:30 P.M. the pastoi preached another strong sermon Subject The Christian Race. Outline?preparation, patience, ;l ee ; and prize. Visitors during the day Mr. and Mrs. W. Green of T~"New York City; Mr. H. C. Brown ir) Mrs. N? Gibbs and Mrs. M. E b Brown. Attendance, was very u. good all day. s. 5 Monday night official board o e a n woo 11 v 111 in wtv o. i wym. nn classes (reported in full. Class C No. 2 Mrs. Rebecca Branch repoV?: e ed $7.25 to take the br.nner fc is another month. ly" wnen rn Aiken make?Cumber- \ land vour headquarters and dbnd_ i- forget your Palmetto Leader aslr "foflPrecman Junes. ! ;a Second Baptist Church* And Community New6 ; We w-ere-aj,l glad t0 witness a >h~ .Sunday- after the chill that came . i?f so sudden Friday: and Saturday, si Service at church and Sunday school was largely attended and Is very impressive. Rev. C. "WyTurn er preached at both mopni/g and i evening service, spealiing frtfm r* Heb. 1:10 subject Faith and how i'? it overcomes Sunday morning and from Psalms 51:12",-13 at night, it subject Lost Joy. .Many strong ce and touching thoughts were made i" plain. On next Sunday March f L_ ^he BVPT7 will render a program ^ 6:15 p.m. at the church. ~K cor-~' v dial invitation ts extended to the public. Mr. Walter Mason pres 'e ident, Mrs. 'Burnice Phillips, sec1 t" retnry. The Ladies Home Mission socield ty will meet at the home bf Mrs. 3- Ijianjo i Li Phillips on MarrJi 4th. The Christian club which met at 1 the home ot Mrs. Llla Walker on 1,1 March 2nd reported a successfu' ? meeting with many visiting friend:Some gave some very inspiring re M marks. The next -meeting will '. be held at the home of Rev. and Mrs. M. M. Peace on Kershaw St n Wednesday. March 10th. rcev. i urner was (inmcr gucm ' of Mrs. Marjc Brown Sunday. s The Men's rally is getting un der way and will terminate on the fourth Sunday in March. Then goal is set for $200. Each mar is going to play a man's part in making this rally what it should , bo. " j.T The PTA of Schofield will hold its regular monthly meeting Tues -dAV-~MArnh.. 12 in the PTA room _ airs. Emma Littles. president ' urges all parents and friends to be present. Mrs. Geneva Butler I secretary. ' Friendship News , Sunday school was opened at 1 10:05 o'clock with the superinten 1 niul m duty The ( pastor preached two excellent ser ' mons Sunday. At the morning 1 hour he used as his theme At> Ap= , pointment with Life and at the evening hour What Jesuis Proposes We were proud to receive twV) accessions to the church. The attendance and collection- were very good. The collection was over ' ?t $0fi.00. ? j Among the visitors and returnI ing member* fwere Mrs. Carrie ' Mason, Mr. Allen Rogers, Mts. ; Claudzora Fuller, Raleigh, N. C.1.!' Miss Elizabeth Harley. Mr. Caro' * * Bums, Mr. Patrick, SavrfiinaTi, Oa 1 Richmond, Va.; Mrs. Marie Riv- , ' ers, Charleston, S. C., Mrs. Green. ' r I Wesley M. E. Church * * Church school was opened at the usual hour. 11:30 Rev. Jamisdr preached a soul stirring sfrmor j * from the Beatitudes, theme: The t f Broken Hearted. After which the "XonTa Supper was served. ^ f * At 7:8fr Rev. Jamison detiverfcd ~i >* another soul stirring sermon from t * the Beatituden theme A Conlpeti L tive Struggle Tor Life. The collection for the day was very good. Visitors, Mi**. Uulia Riley, Messrs Ernest Gadsden \ 2 J " ~~t4 < ' ^ BR Z PROVI %** THRO I INSHRy - ABSTRACTS FHf* ANN I* A I. S I ax of I)ee?-n _ - A.si ' Cash " " Bonds and 8lock ' Loans on Policies to our Poii* Mortgage Loans /!%> collateral Loans // Real Estate . . II Interest and Rents Due and A 11 , New Due and Deferred Prem I I | Cash Value Corporation Lile ~ TOTAL ASSETS I N " " ' :~K -M Liabi J (J Statutory Policy Reserves 41 r Other Policy Reserves ? Ilu' Reserve for Claims Unrepor.ei i njf J Interest and Premiums Paid Ju ! Employees Retirement Puna 1 Reserved for Taxes and all oL Reserve for Contingencies _ General Voluntary Reserve ;ui TOTAL INABILITIES "7! . INSURANCE IN ;FORCE - NORTH cr 0 C. C. SPAULDING, PRE IA - - A A ? - * * Zela Phi Bp.ta Celt With Banquet Orangeburg, .S. C.?Tltfc ZSVS^t Phi "Bete Sorority eeieb?Ateti^thi_. birth of- twin chapters at .Soyth Carolina State A. and M. college at a banquet where national of ficers, visiting out-of state e'-es soroTS, members of the new chap ters, Phi Beta Sigma brothers and others were honored guests. ?At?the head of the festive "Z" board, Miss Esther"- C. Peyton Washington, D". C., Middle Atlan-, tic Regional Director spoke to the neophytes -and honored guests.twin ehtfptere 'that wtfrwelcomed into the sorority are PsAlpha, the undergraduate chapte' and Alpha Omioron Zeta, the grad uate chapter. Miss Madge C. Perry, high" school teacher, Wilkinson high ' school: Orangeburg and o prndn.-i ate?of?South?Carolina?State?A ami M. culk'gu?worked hflvd?t? bring the chapters to South Garolina, State college. Professor J. H. Green, chairman of the St' dent Activities Committee, S. C State college and a graduate mem ber of the Phi Beta Srgma Fraternity assisted Miss Perry ip tht organization work. The two new chapters were granted permission to set up the 1 chapters_at S. C. State college by the Faculty Council and secured charters from the general organ J ization through Miss Esther C. Peyton, Regional Chairman oi the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority. 1 Officers and visiting sorors whr ; were here to set up the chapters included Miss Esther C. Peyton T/mls Walker, Timothy Calhoun Sam Nobles, Jr., and Mr. Mar t hhalji "At 3:00 o'clock Sunday. March ' 5, afternoon. The F>; S. wtli hold i our first quarterly conference. Ho t will also preach. The jniblic is 1 cordially invited to hear this itbh- -1 iMBTl. RW'. PT&hk ymcK who !< out 1 ew D_ S. 1 Mt. Annar flaptist Charch ? Rev. M? (*. Motley, Pastor ? lulia Ha prison. Reporter At 11:30 devotional Service be- * ran conducted by Dea. R. Glov- 8 >r and Bro. D, Lewis. 12 Noon an inspiring message ^ vas brought to us by Lie. Henry L Harrison, from St. Matthews >:16. Rev. R. W. Winn Rlso gave * 'ncouraging remarks. * The oflferVisitors: Mr. ^r<l Mrs. Rrown, * ttr. and Mrs. Dan Lewis, Rev. R. ' teed, Misses Helen Reymore and , "'elestine Winters. ?- . We regret very much the loss 2 >f sister DiekerKnn's home by fire I in offering was also taken for ler. , e Don't forget the program for d Sunday night. The public is cor- b haTTy mvitwf?-" Remember visiors are always welcome. Graniteville Notes Bethlehem Baptist Church Rer. R. W. Winn. Pastor fi Sunday school opened at the us s< * * ; ~ ? _* . ~w. ding ir.. k m life jf M? HFKTY-SFX'OM) i S|1 iT A'FKM KNT J g? lhir iTT 19 10 HI t 24 ft. 984 62 | |g i.3a2-&72.?7 1 lflgrr cynoiders . 321.784.28 :~2.au2.a4$.82 ? . 21.108 861.212.224.07. ccrued 52.817.84 lums .... 180.727 81 (? 3^ Policies on OJTicrrs 110.917.6c { ga J 6 415.785 77 $ S.615.192.32 I <! |S| ? 177864 t<r~ P ^Wjfe d and Outstanding 89.000.77 ? ^ 1| in Advance . 52,384 82 [| I her Liabilities 97.308 84 =; ^ I j Qu.yluB 89.404.0c ^ ^ $ 6,415,785.77 , a ? . ? - - - ' - - jsJ > $51,228.190 00 nAuAu&ncje. Lc SIDENT OURHAi *brates ?_ "Chairman of Regional Directors AV asHTngtpn, D. C.; Miss Irma Thompson, Grand Grammateus Newport News, Virginia; Mrs Gertrude Hamm,- Basileus of Beta Zeta and ?Chairman of Nationa1 project "of Zeta Phi Beta. Perm, j Mrs. Louise Perrin, South Eastern Regional Director. Omicron Zeta, Raleigh. Miss Matella Manee, Basileus of Alpha Thete Zeta, Savannah. Ga.; Mrs. Doris Green." Beta - Alpha of BatorRouge. La.: Miss Harriet Collier linan o? Wash ington, D. C. Officers and members of Psr A1 nha. the undergraduate vhaoter i art A'La Perle Ashley, Basileu"s Mary Reeder, First Anti-B.isiletts" Janie Harper, Second Anti-BAsi. leus; Julia M. Bailey, Gramma)^eus; Joanna K7' Williams, U'amu nuchas;?Minnie??MeGrnvo? Ep.L_ toleus; Azalee - EL Jackson. Antapookritia* Roster include Maida Brown-,-'-R?t>y?Gaines, Ada Craigh Mittylee Davis, . Oralee Parlen Barbara Walker, Margaret Younp rhcresa McDuffie, Madge Perry sponsor' and organized. Officers and members of Alpha Omicron Zeta, the graduate chapter are Madge C. Perry, Basileus Flore roe Boyd. - Ante-Bas*!eus; Alma Walker. Grain mat pus: Hel~ en Walker, Taniais; Eloise Mor rlsT Epistoleus; BetAha Jehklnrr Antaprokritis. Roster include T 3dom. M. Strothcr. Davis Green ind Ruth Creemel. Joseph P. McGhee. reportei nil hour ir. spite of the cold \Veaher. many were present, with the 5upt. and teachers at their post >f duty. Class N'o. is~progress ng nively under the leadership of heir teacher. Miss Victoria Mod lock. The Snpt. would like to eacher ann smmnr mat .t-.asff-* ^ practice will soon begin. We are mping to have a good- teachers' neeting at an early date. ? The "Pulpit Aid club rs sponsor ng a Red/ White and Rluc contest he second Sunday at BjJTO p.m. it the church. All members and veil wishers are* asked to come " :nd rally to your color beaver, "he program follows: Selection >y the group; prayer. Dea. Fells; eripture reading, Mrs. Florence atkaori'; selection by the group: eolconic address. Mrs. Iyy Grant oTo, M rs. J. ?S. Belt is reading- " diss GerolCne Hoi den; instrumei al solo, Lula Grant; reading rhomnsona Fftrothors; selection, Villmg Workers quartet; reading diss Victoria Medlock; . sclectioi >illies of Valley quartet; reading rflss Annie Owens; speaker of thr vening, Mrs. Marina Miller; ad ress, Miss Alice Shuler; oflferjng j enedretion. < Valley Fair Baptist Church ' Rev. R. R. Btrsh, Pester ' ?. S. was largely attended, of cers at their post of duty, les I on reviewed by the pastor. 113ti . Vii. ? / - ; \ ^ Page Flvt imS ? j .. L ; 1 Wf Wl4j \ NORTH CAROLINA ' prayer service conducted by Dea V\ in.?Griff em?This Commvinior : day service was largely attended. 12 noon the pastor ascended the rostrum and preached an able ser mon. Zach. Wh__<hapteri Text Holy men of God spoke as they were moved by the holv ghost. , Rev. J. E. Dahnore, Rev. Scott, Rev. Ben Bvsh #*id Rev. Edd Da vis Wore pulpit associates. We also were triad to have the "following Dea. \Vm. Miller- and Walker from Bethlehem Bantist | church;. "Pea. Horace Willrams; Dea. John? R. Shi by from Jaek? ?? sonville. _ Visitors were welcomed, you are welcome- to all services. Mrs. Martha Abney is home 9 from too hospital.?Mr?. Dertfrfl? Blocker continues ill. m Thort. will be a U. S. rally giv. eh on the third Sunday evening Cb\en by ClubsMo. 1 and will com ~ t pi rse the 4S states. Come out and represent your state. Be s i D. N. ?WtIson. I'aator Cluirleston?On last Sunday a m., the.pastor preached. His subject was "Tarrying on Jesus", taken fi-om Matt. 2R;.38. He preaclved a soul stirring sermon. Sunday school was conducted by the P'.pt. Mr. Jos. Kinloch. The consecration meeting was .conducted by Sister E. Dease and Others. It. was indeed a penecosta! "hower. - v ; Qui night sctimn was preached 1 V t|... I.'. .tV- TIU. t...l -L J I IK ...? , nin Lf*i WU5 <*CJ Psalm. Subject "God the Eternal Home of the* Soul," taken fropa Psalm 71:3. 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