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, Saturday, March 15, 1941 i i , 0 -? - ?- BROOKGREEN NEWS ? Brookgreen, S. C.?Sunday was ?-a?beautiful day?for all chnrrh goers. 'Services were held at the Gordon AME church with theii efficient Pastor, Rev. G. E. Wash ington in charge. After the service the Lord's Supper was taken. Miss Sara Poinsette of Conway, S. C., spent the week end with her mother Mrs. Bugena Poi'r srtte. Misses Luella Mezyck of Conway spent the week end with her parents of Murrells Inlet. We are sorry to hear of MrSeymour Carroll being ill. We '< hope him a speedy recovery. Aliases LillieJBeUe Sands, Maude . Russelle, Ora Mae Tillman, Graci San.ds motored to Georgetown, along with Mr. and Mrs. M. D Bogan. Stephen are here visiting her fath er and?brothers Rev?W. -M. S. MeClary, Master Thomas and V\ ill/am MeClary, Sr. We aro very proud to hear that Mrs. Mary MeClary is better. We hope she will return from the hospital soon Messrs John Singleton, Frankie ^Simmons;?Ezekiel Pickett, Charles Brown spent the week end _.wi& their families. ^ Buy your paper-from Ben Till man; have your money read;y when he comes. MT. OLIVE A. M. E. CHURCH * Rev. H. C, Andrews, Paslor Myrtle Beach, St C.?Sunday the weather was beautiful aftei three days lof gloomy weather. Sunday school opened at the us_ tal hour with Supt. Mrs. Jeff Bel lamy and co-workers at their post of duty. The morning and night services were gfeatT" Revr Anrews drrought messages of spiritual inspiration Thei-e services were largely attend ed.The ACE League opened with the President, Rev. Leroy Judge, presiding. The lesson was thoroughly drseussed by members -and visitors. ^ The Junior Missionary society met Thursday night at the home of _tne- President. Mrs. Charity Sanders. After the business houi a delicious repast wag ^served. Mrs. Sarah "A. "Williams and Mrs. Jaunita Williams spent Sat crday in Conway. Mrs. Ethel Carter spenff^thc week end at her home in Conway. Miss Daisy 'Spivey spent Saturday in Georgetown visiting friends, Mr. fl. B. Owuns and Mr. Henry Spivey spent Thursday in Conway The MiHcr Tone quartet of Marion wrllsing alr the M. D. 3chool anditorium Saturday night March 15th. Admf&skm 10 and 15 cents. This quartet is under the auspices of the Mt. Olive Trustee board > An evening of real entertainment is promised. Bring some change ? along to buy the "goodies" that will be for sale before, during and after the program. Mt- TVnniAl I mad" ? hnai ness trip to Conway "on Thurs. day. Mrs. Daniel I. . Lamb is spending a few days in Georgetown visiting her parents Mr. and "Mrs. Louis Greene. BEAUFORT COUNTY TRAINING SCHOOL NEWS Beaufort County Training school teams met) defeat last week when ? the boys faced Robert Small rn q return game, r*ccn teams piayeu hard and well, but BCTS boys were forced to leave the laurels. ?girlo" Wept thair?rppnrH M victory until they encourtered Penn school in a return game. The scores for the games" were as follows: girls: BCTSf 12 Robert Small 8: BCTS 7; Penn school, 12. Boys BCTS 13; Robert Small 14; Penn -school, 48. On March 4, 1941, Mrs. F. B. Davis, Jr., of New York City and her guests, Mrs. Fergus of Fisher Island Mrs. Mosley'of New York City and Mrs. Stanley of" New Brighton, visited our school. The entire school and the various mus ical groups of the school sang spir ^^itnals for the visitors. Mr. Davis is a trustee of the school, and has shown a very, friendly interest in-the school pro gram. We are delighted to have our friends visit us at any time. . Wednesday was another big day for us. The basketball teama.-the music groups and several teachers and students journeyed to Blufton, S. C. We received a most I cordial welcome when we arrived. Both games were won by" us but ? - ?- nn?YiolH lilt* ?nine lritrnuijr iccuh^ icmuuv high After the (fames, stuaefllfl ATld teachers visited the homes of our -student? who are from Blufton, inamely, Sara and Michael Riley Mary Joiner, Mary Ursalee and Margaret Martin, ah<T were royal-" ly entertained. * In the evening the music groups rendered a concert at Carmel Chap el AME church. The applause and compliments indicated that the audience was well pleased. Principal Francis spoke, express , ing appreciation and pleasure in -having us visH Blufton and also extend a welcome for us to return. ? We enjoyed our trip tQ Blufton and appreciate the hospitality ot Aour hosts. The scores for the f frames were girls: Blufton, 2, B | GTS, 24; boys, Blufton 12, BCTS 40. TXT^. o ro inalrintw f a a Kia V v W ? "'ft wight on - March 16 at Grace AM. E. church in Beaufort, when the music groups will sing for the white and colored cirtizens of Beau [ ~ fort. I w THE PALMETTO LEADER F?? l!^i?C3-:7;v *- ? - - BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH? HRev. \V'm. Jackson, Factor McClellanville, S. C.?Sunday be ing a lovely day the Sunday school attendance was very good with the assistance of the pastor and teachers. Service was as usual at 11 o'clock our humble servant thru the power of Almighty. God spoke to his congregation from St. Mat thew 5:20, subject Trae Right c oneness. Our hearts hurne as the Maste' spoke through the .man whom he appointed to lead Hip people, ..and may God_.?Yer help him to lead on. A large number of Macedonia members worshiped with us in the morning service al though ^they were here on a sad utxaaiun. . Mr. James Washington a native of McClellanville who was a memhcr. of Macedonia passed this life on Thursday to the great beyond. We are still praying for the sick ones everywhere. PIEDMONT SOCIAL CLUB Piedmont Social club of New York City met Thursday night, "March 6th at the home of Mrs, Jackson Hunter. The meeting was called to order by the President Miss Emma Pitts. The club verse was then recited! ^Be" thou faithful unto death and I will give thee a crcrwn of life. Thq. minutes of the last meetr]ng~~were read By the secretary, The roll was called and each member responded with thetr fees;? The club is carrying out many successful plans for better club life. rWe are always delighted to hear our friends visit our meet ing. Misses Hattie Kennedy and Ponrl Hvant Messrs Moses SiniD ron, Joseph Gray and Leonard Pettaford. Each friend donated a fee in which the club members appreciate to the highest. B Mrs. Pettaford Jackson and Hup ter had as their house guest their -nciee?Mrs.?Viola?Williams from South Carolina. The club - adjourned to meet al the home of Mrs. Beast ey, 343 St: Nicholas Ave. Cupanna Pitts, reporter. ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. W. L. Shepherd, Pastor Prosperity?/S. S. opened at the ' Usual~hour, tbe -Supt^ being_ prea: ent, the lesson was taught by Miss M. A. Brown which all enjoyed after which prayegr services were conducted by Rev. W. W. Boozer, then out* good paalui came before us with a God-sent message from Rev. 6:17. We were all made to rejoice in the salvation of our souls. He preached another _ soul stirring sermon at night his theme was God wants workers in His vineyard. The r nrH'g Runner was administered to many and we had a hearueu meeting. ST. MARY'S CIRCUIT Rev! J. F. Stanley, Pastor Funeral Rites for Mr. Jim Johnson On March 5th Mr. Jim Johnson departed this life at his home near Centenary after a long ill ness. His funeral was held at St. Mary's AME church by his pistor Rev. J. F. Stanley. Scripture read ing 1st ^hapter of Joshua, 10th verse. He was highly recommend ed by the leaders of the church He was a leader of St. Mary's A. M. E. church for many years. He was a faithful church leader up until his health failed him and even though feeble, he didn't want to give up his) office. Letters ofcondolence were read from the ' ' ' L"- a'",Aa? St -T^TIfia and Bethlehem. Papers of recom mendation from the societies. Mr Johnson was a peaceable man, highly respected and well thought of by all. Sunday, March 2, was a high day at St. James. The Sunday school opened at the usual hour. The lesson was discussed by the different classes. Class No 3 has the banner once in life. No. 1 is sure to get it back soon. Both, at 11:3d and night the pastor preached very good ser mons. Thay wore full of aspira tion and inspiration. At 5:80 we reassembled for tho purpose or reui uul ward to a very prosperous league in the future months. On Monday night a splendid board was held with practically ell of the officers present.- The leaders turned over to the pastor the neat sum of $27.00. + < ! *ii iOffHT^k -aaifk'i iAirnifi 'ft V* - L ~WOMAN*ft SOCIETY OP HR1 TIAN SERVICE S. C. CONF. METHODIST CHURCH State President's First Mission' ary Tour, Feb. 15-16, 1941 Sumter district president, Mr E. D. Palmer, and her officers ii vitc<Pour? State or Conferent president Mrs. John C. Gibbes i visit Sumter district in a two ds totfr in order to enlighten, infor and - encourage our missionai workers. On Saturday, Feb. 15, Mrs. Pa mer staged a district-group mee ing of all, auxiliary president throughout the district at Ema: uel church. Dist. Supt. Rev. E. Wright and many of the mini ters honored us with their pre ence In all there were about II persons present for the juniors a votional period conducted by Mr E L. Jamison, the-?ist. Pres. well chosen words presented Mr Gibbes, who electrified and war ed the hearts of all present wi1 " a wonderful Addhess entitled "E Part in Reaching the Unreachei Then little. Miss Ruby Willian . presented Mrs. Gbbes with a lov ly bouquet of gladiolas and. feri fation from the W.S.C.S. of^Emi uel church, led by Miss Marie S eleton as. president. i Sunday, Feb. 16 was a bcautif calm day, but a very busv di with our president Mrs. Gibbt lor she spoke earnestly and j fcrmingly to four large congreg tions of workers, Lamar, M Zion and St. James and a Silv , Tea at the home of Mr. and Mi p S J, McDonald. At Lamar th<- 1 Mes presented the Conf Pres. lovely bouquet '. * artificial flo> ers for her coat and the Distri Pres. with a broach. At St. Jam the ladies presented the Confe ence Pres. with a purse. The di trict took care of_aH expenses "bur~president. At each church v ited the women were celebratii Woman's Day. And through tl , department of Local Church ,Ac! vities of the Woman's Society-" Christian Service at each "chu*< the women placed on the alti fifty dollars to aid their pastor raising h!s~quota Tor Claflin. T< much praise cannot be given the1 noble" auxiliary presidents ar their pastors: Revs. P. E. Ming 1 J. G. Stokes and M. J. Porte Those accompanying Mrs. Gibb< were Mesdames _E. D. Palmer, 1 D. Stokes, M. V. Glover, C Jom and S G. Aiken. Quite a jolly C( secrated group. The foliuwlng" "Ure tftT~wohre who staged the program at ea? chur chr^St:?James: Mrs: Hatt T>i V ??/./? T3 T-l Vfr. l ?x x co. uuun VYtJBie] Mesdames, Nonie Crawley, Prei Addie Lowe, Carrie Fyrd, Elizi beth Martin, Mamie DuBose ar - Alice Dukes. Sandy Grove: Me dames Marion Rivers. Pres., Roi Rivers, Ma*n%2 Brown, Lila Mj Hymes, Charlotte Kirven, Bett Huggins, Iva Mae.Woods and R becca Kirven. tire Sumter District when I sa we have been greatly benefittt by this visi^ of our beloved Con Pres. and her fine Christian pe sonality shall linger with us fo "ever. * Respectfully, MAGGIE D. STOKES, . Cor. Sec.. Sumter Diat. WSCS ?GAMPFJELD BAPTIST NOTES Auoevine?aunday services wei . |mr.rl nt rnmpfiflH 1n<it Sunday The BTU still holds meetings i 1:30 p.m. This year of '41 I wonder wou it take a prize to make *fll of tl people in the community to a uhaldzo9 d.i shrdl shrd shrd rd tend church? There is one thing bout the Negro. He never takes t a habit that will benefit him i days and years to come. Regardle! of what is going on at church an who preaches or sings, we are g ing to find some one prancing r and down the street on returnin, Mr. Albert Woods and Juni< Yoyng of Due West were pop cal ers at Miss I^ois Marshall Satu day evening. Mr. Wbods is plai ning to leave Wednesday for Jtl Eastern states. Mrs. Fannie Martin of Santi was visiting her daughter Sail -Tate of Rainbow recently. Mr. Joseph Marshall and Mr. , Thomas were visiting the sick c Tuesday. Mr. Marshall shows slight improvement. The many friends of this con munity are very sorry to learn ( the death of Mrs. Laura Tolber who departed this life Friday, Ma 7th. The family have our deepei sympathy. * A FREE HOPE A. M. fc. CHURC1 Blythewootf, !S. C.?Sunday wa ? hpfllltrflll (low fnw a ? WHU4VU gucil Sunday school opened at the us ual hour each teacher at thei post. Rev Pmklia entered th pulpit at 11:45 and delivered wonderful sermon from St Lul< 15:8, theme I will arise and go t my father. * The sermon was er joyed by all. Tw0 of our men bers were absent Sunday becaus of illness. Mrs. Rosa'lStta Jon< is very sick in the hospital. W am praying "for her recovery; Visit Free Hope, the Frrendl church of the Friendly people. < ' _L_ .... " , .V . THE PALMETTO LfcAE i i < i St?BT. PHILIP A. M A NEWS Rer. T. H Weathers, Pastor On Sunday Mar. 9, all church goers found their way to the houne of worship. At 10 o'clock Sunday school took place conductto ed by the Asst. Supt. Henry John iy son? Jr. The lesson was thorough m ly taught by the various teachers. A warm prayer service was ,1 conducted by the Prayer commit t- tees. A few announcements were 8 made. After which Rev. Weath q ers presented Rev. Taylor princi s pal of St. Philip school, who de s livered a noble sermon. We can W say it was a masterpiece, found 1 " St. John 6:68; theme: To Whom Q* ? ? ,8 Shall we go? We were also glad in to have^MrsrTTaylor, wife of Rev Taylor. At 2:30 the annual feast ol Stewardess board No. 6 was hctd j" at the home of the President Mrs is Katie Jones; this being one year e of -successful work this board have_ been rendering. Mrs. Annie in Jones Johnson of Salisbury, N.C. in made the welcome address. Re*: rsponse by Mrs. Taylor. Duet by Pleasant Johnson and Sofia My ^ ers. The pastor Rev. T. H. Wean thers was master of ceremony, a Many others made some interest ing remarks. Collection $5.10. " Through a very interesting }i plan and a good one put on by a Sister Hallie Weathers, decoratv ing the pulpit on communion day p8 in white wps very successful and r. everything looked good. "Mrs. T. s- H. Weathers wishes to thank all 9* for their cooperation ? Those on the sick list are doing fine. ;i HEMINGWAY NEWS ...... Chavis A M. E. Church M 3" The S.unday school opened a t st the usual hour with the Supt. Mr. id George Gordon and teachers a t 0 their post. The pastor made very eg timely remarks on the lesson. Prof. R. M. Wilson was a visitor es The service began at the usual )n hour, with the pastor Rev. R. A ^?grown at1 his post. The Scripture h lesson Paul 10:15?Text 81 Psalm ic 6th versed ^ Visitors are welcome at all j' times. a.'( Master Jacob Wilson, Jr., has id papers to sell every Saturday and 8* Sunday. Please buy a paper from jj him. e* TRINKCV A. ML E. CHURCH R^v. i- F nirAn iy Silverstreet, S. C.?S. S. opened at the usual 'hour. The classes were taught by Mrs. Rilosa Tor. land and Mr. L R Jackson. After s B. we had quite a live prayer meeting led by Mr. M. C. Boozer. The pastor's message to his peo pie, text Judges 14^14^ subject Out of the.^ 8trPng came Sweetness. 5 Mrs, Wesern Wrrght connected herself with the church, re .Mrs. Viola Miller Bod^er and _ husband of ClinWn the guests >) of their mother And fAther Sun. I day. We were glad to see Miss Id Myrtle Werts up again who has i* been ill fori: several day. ? t Mr. and Mrs. Tom DewalC'and m sister Miss , Inei Dewalt were the a guests of Miss Essie B. Miller and ,p family Tuesday night. nl Our organrst was not . in the service as Mr. J. W~ Cleland of Greenville was spending the week 0. end with Mrs. Cleland and his ip mother-in-law Mrs. Matilda Johnson in Newberry. BONNEAU CIKCUIT r. Rev. WilVie Williams, Pastor 1 We were highly blessed to have 10 Dr. -JT Benbow with us Saturday and Sunday. He was accom 10 panied by his wife Mrs. Benbow 10 This was Dr. Benbow's second quarterly at Ore Bonneau Circuit ^ at Stl' Peter A. M. E. church. 12. Sunday school opened on time 8 with Supt. Earl Jones and teach era at their post of duty. 1 At i2 o'clock Dr. J. L. Benbov ^ mounted the rostrum and brought us a wonderful sermon from the r* 25th chapter of Matthew. Sub ject: Go ye out to meet Him. We all could say*'ritid not our hearts btfrn within us while the man of ^ God Dr. J. L. Benbow talked to lB us by the way. s Sunday was a successful day at St. Peter. After Dr. Benbow's r rermon Brother W. E. Matthews l0 and Prof. Davis lfted the offering a After wards Rev. Williams asked :e Prof. Davis to lift another offer o ing for Bro. and Mrs. Marshall x- Darbyr Their home w^s burned i- Dr. Benbow was paid in full. The to amount raised for educationr was .* f 110.79. Total for the day $170.79 'e We thank the Bishop and Dr Benbow for sending Hg Rev. Wil !y IThms. Rev. Williams is loved by everybody on the Circuit. t flSR ROBERT SM ALLS HI SCHOOL Beaufort?The double header on ~ Mondhy; between Beaufort Co. Tr. 1 school and Robert Smalls Hi were 1 ' the most thrilling games of the v _ season, ftobert Smalls?girls?were the lead until the end of the half 1 The most exciting and breathtak- x - ing part was at the last moments 1 of the g ame. It ended 12-8 in favor ^ of Beaufort Co. Tr. school girls. c The boys played just as hard o r harder. The game ended 13-12 in favor of Robert Small Hi boys. 1 The Robert Smalls glee club pre 1 sented Hearts and -Blossoms,?g " comic operetta in 2 acts Mon. ev ' ening Mar. 3. The glee club is still ' ' improving eaeh-year. This operetta ^ _ was indeed a-wondwiful treat.?The house was packed. The setting took ' place on a lawn outside a sunset lodge. An American summer hotel. The decoration was beautiful. Miss Irene Powell presiding at the piano a member of the senior class. Mrs. c nr> \\r? " ?in.i>c i. ??ciaiuiiKton, instructor / ! of music department director, t. In-?pite~of the inclement, wcath- 1 er, the annual junior play of the C Robert Smalls Hi school was pre s sented on Friday .evening to a large audienee. The play -entitled 1 Mother-in-law-Blue, directed b"y Misses E. M. Washington and P f Shelton. The play was quite a sucv ess. It was entertaining from start 1? to finish. ;?~ c During chapel exercises Friday s morning a unique program was had. In charge Miss Willie Mae'T Lawton, a member of senior class. * '' We are expecting you at our big a "annual Robert Smalls'TXay in'Aprih T Our guest speaker Mr. C.C. Spauld < ing, President of North Carolina 11 BARNWELL COUNTY HOLDS THREE-DAY OPEN HOUSE ?:l? V A County-wide Open House was held at the Butler High school on sj March 5, 6 and 7th under the di- C'< rection of our supervisor, Mrs. ?- A F. Bailey. As the patrons a n d d friends gathered and cliaLted, lhe\ I a' -eommended the schools very high--tr ly for the work that had Ueen ac complished. Mr.?Horace?Crouch ~fr, County Supt. and Mr. VV. A. Schif a> fley were very pleased with t h (. di work also " e: On Thursday, we were highly e< graced with the presence of oui K white fronds who so patiently ob w served everything very closely and gave hs a high recommendation. nj The schools that took a part in A making this event a success were: si Gum Pond, Park School, Fair Branch, Williston, Great Cypress, ^ Klino -Tnrflgn?Baptist,?Bell?Jond, -L St. Paul, Blackville, Silver Snrine Sunshine, Brown's Chapel, Morris ' Chapel, Elko, Dunbarton and Bam well. Mrs. Bailey wishes to~ThanlT every school that took a part and every school that wanted to take a part but couldn't under prevail ijrjr circumstances, and each~indi "us viflual for sharing m the making at TT this successful event. " lo Prizes were offered for the best -ar original posters. Gum Pond, ftrst ' prize. Blackville, second and Wil- dt liston, third. to Thefe were five schools that held | = first place in exhibits, namely: Blackville, Barnwell, Williston, vv Gum Pond and Elko. dt We are indeed grateful to out j sc supervisor for having brought such projects of inspiration to this coun st ty. Mrs. Bailey suggested that a Si school in every district have a ei similar Open House for the benefit of the patrons and white friends G of that particular community. H sa HELENA NEWS st ;.c Sunday was a very pleasant day for church goers and Sunday school Jr co-workers. At 7:30 p.m. the pastor Rev. M. > C. Freeman delivered a soul stirring sermon. The Rev. J. H. Pennie was our visiting minister. We wel com# you at our ehurebr any time. Miss Inez Dewalt of Silver St., JS was the week end guest of her sis sfl ter, Mrs. Amanda Bobb. _ . "-jp] Mrs. Erlene Spearman of Helena ^ has returned home at Hightstown, NJ? after spending awhile with H her children. She repotted having f0 enjoyed her stay very much. f, Sfrs. Mary Simpson was seen at p, home during the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Wilson Helena, announce the marriage of \\ their son Thomas Wilson to Miss ^ Maprffie Rutherford, Jan. 4, 1941. fxTst?lf anyone trair fnrrmt n~ 3. black ffaloshe No. 9 between FVi jyj day niffht and Saturday noon, re turn to Gray street Helena. Re ^ ward will be {fiven. g{ Mr. and Mrs. Thontsu Wtlfffin "2* were the afternoon Kuests of Mr ' ia and Mrs. Thomas Rrown Sunday. ] b< * -st. PAA. M. "E. circEor o Lancaster, S. r. 5?. ndav was I >ery loveJyday lor churci. goer.md a very high day lor us ir. oui hurch. Sunday school open* d al t.s usual hour Aj 11 i/hi,u.k tii., pastor opened his service aftoi vhich tin- announcements wen ead. Hu spoke* froth {he subject Ve All Ought to Sing/ 11,- delivled" a soul Stirling- sermon. At 2:30 p.m. the vocal ehoii porrsored a sirnging program aim nany other' choirs took part. Wei oine address was made !>y Held. icCuy witli -response?i.?y Mr.?Da v >. Mrs. (Nancy Ttutledge made a ery i.-.tei esting talk from the sul vcr The?Power of Truth. TW outhern Oosnel Singer?, from \ln|. oe, N. and the Hammond <}uai it -weig also present. At 0:30 the League opened win. ri?ir1ent K. H.' McCiill present. At 7:30.ji.in. Jv'ev. Winn aim his ongrcgation l'rpm Davis Storm i Af t,r/ - i ? i.ow. enurcn worshiped with us. nd ?pokrr -From?thr "text 1 -.'ifaTr lard. He gave -us real interesting crmon. Visitors for the dayT Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Martin ot 'lorence; Mrs. Lillian Harper ot eTvkinsville and four young men lorn Charleston. We are vety glad t0 report that lev. John Crockett and Mrs. Fran is Crockett who haX>?berni.', very ick are on tire mend. We wish to state concerting oui astor thai" TuT is the man for thi.imgrcgution and we are not ex ggerating. he has been success -1 in everyihing"he attempted to o. He has a lovely wife who dored By all the members. Col :Ctiun?today Ej H. McGill, repoi toi BUTLER HIGH SCHUUG _ Prof. S. Ac-Guiny ard, Principal Barnwell?Monday night the and seventh grades presenti a play "What Can We Do Witi. ,unt Sally". The play was un it the direction of Misses. Jones nd Slade.The play was, enjoyed y all. The county-wide handicraft e.\ ibit oi Barnwell county was held t the Butler high school Wedr.esay, Thursday and Friday, chibit was very good und it show I that the students of the county ad learned to use their hands as; ell as the three R's. Let us not forget the weekly loving pictures on Tups. nights. II who fail to attend miss a good tow. . , Let us make plans to attend ie "Tacky Party" Monday, March rth at-8 p.m at the Butler high ?hool, ' Prize for the tackiest a ?rson. Admission 10c. "" "-"ABBEVILLE NEWS Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church The Sunday school opened at the dial hour \vith tTie Suptf arid toalers at their post of ditty. Hit sson was beautifully discussed id reviewed. At 12 o'clock Rev. J. W. Malhls livered a wonderful message. His xt was taken from the 50 Psalm ith verse. Rev. E.W. Williams of Atlanta orshippod with us all day Sunly. Ho preached a soul stirring rmon 'Sunday night. Miss Lucile Garlington of Evanfuv, HI., was ?- visitor at?ehweh Inday. She Is visitine~Tfer iiioth , Mrs. Lucy Garlington. We are very proud of the Davis rocery store which is located on arrisburpr street. Come shop and ,ve"at this store. Mrs. Katie Kerch *of Harrishurg root was called to Chicaeo, on count of illness of her father. For a Palmetto I.eader see Roht Rhodes. VATKRKi: A M K. CHl'RCII Rev. C. H. Cook, Pastor The S. S. was -beautifully in metocl ancT the pastor brought ; as usual a well prepared rues ige taken from Romans fi:23 ne Wages of Sin is Death, but e Gift of God is Eternal Life any points were brought out e. concluded with "We are paid r whatever we do, not what our dlovM-brrotber does*'. "(Jod" he lys, "never has been a God of ?eusef?, but has always abused tern and paid off just wages". Tienever you are hungry for spir | ual food hear our pastor. Mrs. S. A. Harp and sons .Tj" F | n<f Charlie, worshipped at {Mt. , oriah Baptist church on SunAay. The annual school sermon \Vill ( ? delivered at the Hollywood hool auditorium Sunday. March. rivf at 3:30 p.m. You are cofihl lly invited. One of tha. state's jst speakers has been mred. - Pa?e Flv? ? J "BETILKL A.M.E. CHURCH 4 Donmaik -Our services wort very good Sunday night At 8 o' clock Rev. ( ,\V, illiair.s'' preached for us. He brought us a message ?: 1 Vlli Matt, -hi:.")?.Tin.- jiiesxagtr was *? very much enjoyed Mis. Ella Coleman, wife of thu K?-v. A. IE Coleman, departed this lite last Monday, March 3rd. Fu noral service last-Thursday March at Franklin church, eulogfzod b\ - Kev. 1. W. Will orn. 1'. E. of the Beaufort district. Remarks be Mi 0. S. Riley, Mis Williams. Dr. Us - .or of Voo-heps, Rr.y. A. McFadden Ki'V. Ai t,1,ur Zeisr k-r. -liamberg. - Rev. X. A. Bethoa. Holly Hill. Mi '.'rum, Iv.ij.. fwlbtcl?i inn-mark. ?Scores?ok- If11? i"v?and t- 1< -grams from everywhere wuc road by Mrs E.A. Crawford. Obituary by Mis S. M. Cummiughum This funera. was largely attended. She leaves to mourn her losjs, a devoted husband. Rev. A. B. Coleman. C, children, Mr. Win. B. Cobbinj:ttau. U l .j Mr>. Ah - ^ nie Lewis. Jaeksonville,' Fla.; Mr. Amos Coleman, Mrs. Ollie Hicks. Miss Lutitia Coleman. Philadelphia r' Mrs. FlorrTe E. Parlor, Denmark; 11 grandchildren; one great grandMr. \ ib Lobby, undertaker Den mark had charge ol the body. ?Mis. ( loo. A. Sanders and X Coleman arc p-Hlk otl our sick Rst MT. ZION A. M. K. CHI RCH Sunday scnooi ;it yy.e n^nal hour ? -- ?,? also prea.v.-bing service. After a warm love feast and prayer meet people back to old time. O^r pa ; tor came before us and broug. t to us a wonderful message. RTv really feeding the pec ? iv** -|mi jiuai iuO( 1. Alter .-oui pastor visiie<i th'o sivfc n*c ?"n~ * v* ' bers aiVtl f-"k them C mm union. .Sunday, nijfh't" the' jnasp.i- and Shiloh choir will woi-ldp with Rev. S. J. Johnso>;. at St. P.a! A M. E. church at I'oinalia. Rev. Mcllwaln wa, up Fivja afternoon and stoppe,; vr-wit!. Mis. Ola '(>".<L-lW a: i p( : ; v. 1 ploasart time R. ... m d M Ilwain woe also toe noorTdTr ner'guestc of Mr. and M : ? I>,.r P Alston and were hie - iy ;l_ nu .tained. The fourth Sunday in Match be known as serine cleaning d:-.'~ % There will be a program .throughout the "" (fay.7 Ridgc-wood Pnptist church usher hoard will be with t: -that-day and Brown. Ri-othr-r--- p-y - : tet at night. Our .rally Closed Sunday r.:"' with much pleasure. The pa * was given a persona! gift f ?> There was a surprise hiv.i. i: party given Wednesday ,- :c'~ honor of Mr." 7s. .AY.'Ashford's 7" ~~ ~~ ~ birthday at the home >>f his ? in-law Mh Pa'tit-l?Kennedy. The table was laden with pnlatnb'e nfreshtnent9. Three special were presented him. <>nc r.ore-t r.irtg his age 75 years. given hvv his daughter-in-law, Mrs. Eddie Ash- . ford. The other was pre^cnlei by another daughter-in-law. Mrs. r Ashford, which was lH-nutlfuily decorated-.Mr. Ashford i? the fa5 her of tie, children who were there to cole d . bra to his birthday. Standing" T>\ his side were Mrs. X. A. A-hford Mr. Tripler of Coknvd ia an 1 Rev C.\ C. Mcllwain who made remark, also Mr. Tripler. The 'occasion* "was much enjoyed. Rev^Ttnrp~Mrs. ?fh~Ch" Mrhiwrr" ? were a?;- moon "guests 1 ATf. ah 1 Mrs Wniie R-.vee lost week, ? Miss, Drucili:*. lvclky . and. Mi" , Leon Edwards Were the dinner quests of Miss IiiuV'A. 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