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?- LAURENS NEWS 1 K. Robert Lee McCullough, a stuff dent of Benedict college, visited relatives hefe recently, v Mr. J. C. McDaniel of Columbia was a visitor of relatives and friends. Sunday. Miss Ella Bell Williams a student of Benedict college will visit relatives here for Easter Mr. Jim Fielder wn*?entertain|V ed at a surprise birthday party given by his wife Mrs. Nell Fielder, at their home March 27, 1941. ? Their residency is 821 Price St The guect;- were Mr. andilra, I,, ? Crane. Mr. and Mrs. McKilgoie t Mr. und Mrs. George Partington p Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pressley Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson, Mr. ant! Mrs. Tom Scott. Mrs. fiyble Moore Miss Cora Wheeler, Mrs. Inez Cun i? ntngham, Mrs. Bridget Petty, Miss L_ WI1 Lou Haniijtxm-and Mr. K. I) Holland. The living room waf heantifullv decorated in snapdrag ( "* oik anrt in-eatti of spring. Alter t,, several rounds. -u? fiiun.es* Ahe_Jlos r less served a delii'ious salad course Miss Irene' Foggie and Miss innie Lee Clinkscales were I .. the week end guests of Mr. and ^ M is.?L,?Cunningham's daughter Mis< Hnttift M-IP and Ine? Cun <; wentmotorboat riding on the Saluda river which they enjoyed. The Social Serving and Savings dub met at the home of Mfs* Stel ^T4t la Mills, March\28. After the busi ness session bingo was played. A delicious course was served. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs: Martha Marion on Sulli van St. The Jotlty Pals Savings club met . at the honu* of Mr. and Mrs. C Johnson, March 25. The houst was called to order by the presi' dent. Devotionals were conducted tljen.^he minutes were read by F ttre ^dketUry. The welcome "ad_uiess was^ByvMfi'j^larenee ' ?soil with ..responst^,hy-^j^is&; Elsie .Viae Mills. Thy following Awas on program: William A. Bark?dpJ? Addison Young. Jr., Callie Lfec' Hajrbn At the roll call each rp.--ponded with dues and a bibii verse. Deliciods refreshments. * vV.ere served. The next meeting vrrlt at " the home of ,\lr. and .vis. Arthur Jackson. St. Paul Baptist "Church Kev. L. B. Moon." Pastor V iC?S,?opened -w4?the?usual Bouiwith Supt. Meadows and his eo workeis at their post.. The BYPij 1 L-gaii on lime. 111! |JttStUI' dl'llt? " red ti+e?morning sermon. Rev \\ . fci. Cal vin was tht. speaker a ' tin-' atlernoun servhe for Mrs. L B. Crane club. Rev. "Carvin nas . '.<>1 s tlu- Mt. Moriah church ' o" ' ...,^partanbmg and was?a em m pan i. . ed by his junior, and senior chuir his wife, ami a number of mem bers. His text was Isaiah 53 rB theme. Jesus Despised and Rnji-ri of Men. Yisitine ministers wen Rev. Muthis, Rev. Butler, Rev Hicks. Rev. Johnson our was also present. Borne of Beth- ?. et-members also- worshiped at this sdrvice. A number of St. Paul members worshiped at Bethel or Sunday night. ?Uon't forget! Friday"night the ^tth of April Bethel Star Gspe' J Singers of. Greenville and th' U'hLit more ipiarli'l will have a . contest at St. Paul church. Come - out and help be the judge. Sunday, April Gth Hew alkei of Clinton will preach at St. Paul at b o'clock for Mrs. (.'jane's club The, public-is invited. There will be a silver tea Sun--?Uiy J o'i bn. L at iiu< timim of Mr* . .yiyra uonanu: iTm public Is qUF dially invited. Sunday night will end th daily Tor the Deaconesses. ?Pulpit Aid club will mee at the home of Mrs. Lucile llai ris Thursday night. AH who wish to have news in The Palmetto Leader ham! it ir td the' reporter John Robert Hun"Ter. Kev. Robert I.ee Garrett of this city and Miss Kthel Ranking of Greensboro, N. C.. were united in the lit'L bond of matrimony on February lJ, at th'(. home of Mr and Mrs. Horace Garrett. y Rev L. C. Butler, performed the ceremony. They were given a most beautiful shower at the home of Mr. arid Mrs. .tames Henderson on February -'i, P.M1 and received many asi'im gills. Delirious reJOHNSTON NKVVS I'i ?>1 F. B. Bowman, faculty and several of the students attendee' field i.ay at Bettis academy Frit day a ? > Prof. and Mrs. C. A. Ruben, Mrs. A. M. Spann and Miss e= _ALr?^Qidi Am jS^^JVfr Mimauvh Amos, Pruf. P^. B. Bowman, Mi. West Peterbark, ,Mi?se9 ] 'easier and Peterson attended the funeral of Mr. Charlie Holmes on Saturday at Bettis omademy. The Misses Alma Walker. T.A Soigncr and L. F,. Rutherford spWvlIu' week-end at their homes Aiken. OraiigeburK an<i Newberry i Mr. C. fe. Toomer spent th1 L. weMk-*<oti -at- hi? in Sain' jjK- George. Prof B, B. Bowman attended the union at Bland Baptist churel jfr Sunday. The faculty students of the Rosen wald school and friends extend a sympathy to Miss Thomasenia . Holmes, our fit at grade teacher and her family ija the lost of her I brother. There will be preaching at the it- + ? P | 1 i /" tJLC TT* -l.,.,. i ri - J ..I * 1 _ heihti uml ciiurcri ounnay niprnt The public is invited to attend. Why wait until you are about to mr die or someone in the family pass-J on' lo think about" the church0 Now is the day of grace. "SeeV It*' the Lord while you have the op-, Si' n_rui f hhUm" mrr put tumtj RIDGE HILL HAPPENINGS Kidge Spring, S. C.?Teachers ire all panning to attend the Pal rrrrtto State Teachers' assoeiatior this week which means two holiiays for tho students. A crowded house witnessed the primary operetta Friday night 'Why The Garden Quarrelled.1" -ttui pupil* were; at their best VI any eom pi i mentis- went?to th<> olL.wing as directresses: Misses C.E. Wels, S. R. Crawford, B. A. Williams, Mesdames C. R. Gard . an- and E. lfc?U>eterson. A!' t e r the program the groui . .amined the many articles made Uy the Hi E. girls and adult stuilen'>s under the supervision of .... v .....t,v vv .. v 11. J-J. itnmci I'll ? .'. B. Gardner. We regret very much that Mrs an'tier?wag caled to the bedside "~iT her mother in Allendale i'uea day. We wish for Mrs. Best : iperdy recovery. . -~? i'reMUTnt of Senior (_'luss. Gets Trip to Washington Emest CdTemari" a member. Ot ~Tfe"'senior' class who has servec well as presidenf of the -State N _E &_ C. left, ^nnday fnr Washing ton where he will attend a coniUieJice this week. We feel proud -d?' oloiiiai) and- wish?htm?much joy on this trip. The PTA held its regular month Tv meeting March 25th at the -eh col building with a,large, at f-endance. The rally was quite a -access. $32.03 was realized. This ueney is being raised to purchase .slides lor the primary playground .Don't forget the monthly S. S teachers meeting uv be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ham mond Monday-night, April 7 at 7:30. A Poem?War v\ aste of muscle, waste of brain A aste oT patience, waste of pain Waste of manhood waste of health "Was'.of beauty, waste of wealth \\ a>te nt youth's most pTeciou years, A aste of \vays the Saints have troiL _ai aste..u? glory, waste of God. G. A. Student?Kennedy "Reading makes a full man" "re hitle?May.vv -11 ammond?for a l.e; del". FLORENCE NEWS I. M. Stoke*. .Reporter ?AI " ?t'i"! den?U. Williams-errt?r*aito d -the Stiteh and Chat cl.it iVeilhestfay evening a Her home oi W. l>arhngon s'treet. Spring -flowers were in tefullv l i e numbers a;,ii tnte- :> ( n " _ ii a pleasant evening TTTT1 eluitung. Fiom the living room n.e ladie eia invited into the dining room allele places were laid for twelve the table having a ce .uu piec? An arrnn&ment of yellow arid while nart issis. TrA- hostess served. i.i: salad, hot buttered rolls Tus.-ia.o tea pineapple whip.' cookes anil candies. Mrs. I.illiar i'l'.v.-n and Miss Clettunie St roth Pi . <>,si> ted the hostes.- in serving. _.M's. Marion Miller and Mrs. .J. ' l!r""k< w-re guests. The" cITth will meet with Mis* i mie Sti'f)ther. April P. -d ' Clayton Washington of New ' City is in the city "visiting i la' :y<'s and friends. ?M r?.?Kmnur?Hill a as called?TT daIt.imore. Md. on the 14th of di.i i .1.1 .nr. Loo lidli n l?oig 'h"i niiii.1 vn si^yeTTT1, uTTj. nts.r.ily killed. when his foot enang led in a ealde wire. Mr. Hill a Papti-t minister and wai 4s++ - the -ccrntm'y?of l.ontrshoreinan organization of \'ei i'ii,. thousand men. He leavv oil,., two small children ye ! and 1 years, a mother, f ost< i> 1 brothers to mourn. Mrs lit while away visited New Ytirlt 11 I ?Newark. N*. .J., and returned .oiViv alter lu days. All of Flor rice niorrn with Mrs. H 11 as I.eo vas reared irt Florence from ; hild and was well-known here. Mr. (Jus Kvun.s of Marion was in tdo city Sunday a few hours, NEW MT. ZION HAIT. ( 111 HCH Itcv. .1. J. Ahney, Pastor fT angrbuTg, S. C., March UOth The. Andrews' Chapel. Educa.mn.il and Missionary union met at ,ew Mt. Zion on Saturday and rrelay for what turned out to be -? very successful session. Cu Saturday . the union opened r 11' o'clock, the churches and ielt gates were enrolled. aftei h?- h the introductory - -sermon nd the body adjourned for dinner At. three o'clock we re-assemled for the young people's hour vhi h was a high spot in the day Miss L. E7 TTorbin remTered : vocal solo, and Mr. W. P. Mc ' anghlin an instrumnetal solo. Those participating in the Essay ntest yyere: Mi ss Miller, Mis^ Kiet. Mr. Charles \filler, Miss Mat-u*. Mae Smiley, and Miss L. IjJ Co? bin. The judges recommended that i/,r mwii'-.v "o wiviucu cquuiy among the contestants. We ad i,lined to meet at 10 o'clock for Sunday school Sunday morning The S. S. was largely attended as 'I I -Old l.he classes ably taught. NfornTng services bFgan at 11:8(> Uev. J.S. Glover delivered the Miss nary sermon from the subject 'he "Great?Teacher".? The committees brought in their recommendations and the union ad journed to meet with-Trinity next Ifth Sunday. We wish to publicly thank those members and friends wjio so royally flntertatrred the*'vi8ittn? body er THE 1 ?? ? I FUNERAL SERVICES FOR REV | I'OLLIE S. ALSTON Florence, S. C.?One of ?,he larg est funerals held at Mt. Zion A M. E, church was that of Rev ( rollie S. Alston, March 17th. Brother Alston, as he was called by. all who knew him, was a faithful "member of the church. Faithful- t y he served our God thhbugh the hurch as S. S. Supt., President of Mien Christian Endeavor League hurch clerk, prayer service leader, class leader; Dist. Supt, anr pastoriaL steward. He also wtas a member of the Trustee Board of Allen college (laymen). passings is mourned by hi wife Mrs. R. E.- Alston, three laughters Misses Anice Alston, a eaclier in the Lake City high school; Miss Maurice Alston of New York; Mrs. Alexen0 Smith r: teacher in the connty7~two som Toli Alston, Jr., of New York; Ma: F Alston " _ !ict college; one sirtW^Trs. Hattie Russell of Harfsvttle"; twr* grandsons, Bobby Gene and John.. Sellers, one son-in-law, Mr. Lloyd Smith. Program: Sweet Hour of Pray*r, choir; First Scripture, Rev. J V\ . I ay lor, pastor of oME church; " -Prayer,?Rex,?Manning, pastor of Salem ME church 2nd hymn Abide With Me. Rev. YV. S. Giles, Pamplico; 2nd scripture, Rev. 'J. L Brooks; Obituary, Mrs. Tressie J Perkins; Solo,_ Mrs. Rosa Flem mings. KemarKs t>y the folllowinn: Dr. J. E. Thomas, presiding elder of Mt. Pleasant district; Dr. I. S. Coe. presiding" elder of Sum ' ter district; Rev. W. E. Richardson, pastor of St. John A. JH. E , church. Marion; Rev. A. W. Hill pastor of Trinity Baptist church; Solo. Going Home, Mr. James .-pears; Resolutions from the va J ftou* departments-of- the~church , were- lead by: Mrs. L. R. Cusaac , Mis. McCrimmin and Mr. Kinj Field. Sermonette, Rev. J. M , "Jackson, jgrstovof Mt. Zion A. M " E. church. .Viewing of tin* body * benediction. (TitEENVILLE NEWS ~ , D'fenfcse program workers a* Sterling high school have announc"etl rtTe opening of, anuther course ~ for young men who want to study and improve themselves. Young ' men between, the ages of 1" arid ' Prof. P K. Stewart or Principal 1 i. E. Beck immediately in order to 1 enroll foT a~specia 1 cpurse ih auto i,ti, : . 1 i III v 114.41111 .-I. 'HICI L* lifJ LUitlUil UJ fee "1 any kind connected witt lak.ing the coursd.' Equipmen* 1 -tiTj. tor is ready to assist -those ' :n.U<...n,.aiwCthei.?-is -no J ?reason?wliy?every?eligible -i mr-nian' should tuft take advan- ( . . of i is -.pler.did opportunity 1 iM tccoivf training in a .trade with ' et n.tily bright future. ' Las'. Ah unlay night the" Witliny t Workers club met at the home of Mis. .Mary Gary. .Mrs. A.R. Nee '< y wif?" tlie h "su'sjv aiTu the presi- 1 !en?. Mi> t'l'rrie N'eely. was the J esiding officer. Among those ' res'-nt uere Mrs. Mattie Pinson t -tev. and .Mrs. H. L. Cunningham ' -Tl.e Pulpit Aid club?of Spring- J e!u Bap'tis.t church was entertain c t. Friday _nighL- .Mrs. Barksdale 1 Mrs. Emma Bates, Mrs. Ronnie Clinton. Rev. and Mrs. Cunning J ham and others were present. An tppetixing repast was served by He h< stess. Mrs. Mary Grantt >s president of organization. J( -?Mrs. Blimdvlh' Htewan ttntl herp illlo d.-inphter Bnt.ty_ lire vi?aitinp ; t Mis. Carl C. Re id of Rock Hill. S : ' this week. Mrs. Nellie Mai- Moore Johnson ' formerly of Greenville, now of 1 N'ew York City. is visiting her mo- ^ ther, Mrs. Christine Moore. 5 Mrs. Lola Young McGowan of I I'arkor street:" Was the guest ol liit ivos in Travelers Rest last 1 The funeral of Mr. George Gary I f "Dur'-a+n. N. C.. was held from ' the Walker-Sullivan funeral home 1 Wednesday. Mr. Gary was formerly of this city and was employed tu the Mac-key Mortuary, Cor N. Main and?FAford Sts. for several?years before moving to Dur- ( ham. He leaves to mnnm tio loss a wife, Mrs. Ophelia Clary . several children and other rela- . tives. ' Mr. I.ee Pinson o( Moonville, S C. is very sick in the General hos 1 pita). He is the father of Mis' Beatrice Pinson of 315 Manly St , here. All friends are wishing for him a speedy recovery. Mr. Thomas HaHden, Jr.r.Qf Ann ] v't. departed this life Tuesday ev- ' <mingaft<o_^>emg_jjuckff^^ J ' time. He was a son of* Mr. Thorn " aH J.liatUlen, Sr.,. who is ehoriatei ' if the Senior and Gospel choirs of ' Springfield Baptist ch.?rch. (He I leaves to mourn his loss a father, three sisters, one brother, several other relatives and frinds. Fun- * eral services wore held , from the ' Springfield I'Jptist church Thurs- ' lay. Franks 'and sort ip charge 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Flemings ' have moved to 110 Thompson St_ ] Mr. Clarence Riley, Mrs. Annie Bruce Johnson artd others motor- 1 ed to Relton last 'Sunday to at 1 tend the funeral of Mrs. Myrtle 1 Telford Arnold. j I Mrs. Sammie EllaJMnson Sullivan of Baltimore, Md., was called m rne oeasiae 01 her father M1 Lei I'lnsun-iylnj is-geriaualy ill >a fh(. General hospital. Master Joseph Roland. Sullivan "the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Tul dy St-Hi van rrf M oon v i 11 ejr was the truest of Mrs. Saludia Younff Afld Miss Beatrice Pinson Sunitay evening. Master T. I/. Sullivan of MoonviIK. is sick with the flu. He is thai little son of Mr. and Mrs. Tally \ SUllivAfr. ~ : LKADER EMMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH r Rev. J. C. Bates, Pastor S. S. opened at 10 a.m. with the &upt. and teacher8 at their post ? of duty. The attendance was good and the lesson beautifully taught. Morning worship began at 11:30 M a.m. Rev. Mrs. Daisy Miller de- ch livered a noble sermon as found jjr inExo. 12:13, subject Prepare tc Meet God. It was full of thought. The League is progressing nicely: We are elated to see our young folk eager to work for Christ. At 8 p.m. the Missionary ladies brought to an appreciative group J 1 i wonderful program. We thank ,e iH that helped tp make this pro^ ~r gram successful among whom p wen.* Prof. Finley^ Mr. Moultrie Mr.. Poole, quartet from First Naz ureth; Mesdames Mickel, McDanieI7"Portee> Hamilton, M4Hetv-Ed- Hi wards Wise, Mr. Dixon and Mas- N< * ? Di Williams. ? ~nJ The sick are sisters M. William-- eij A. Swygert, Perry MuTles. sister G. Hurdon I IONES CHAPEL ^ A. M. K. Z. CHURCH . jy ?The "Y's'f met in their regular monhly meeing with Mis. Ruth pu (Jarrett. 1720 Rtc^- ?Mszr _ "*sv' pt ing was opened with devotion pre- m) dded over by the President Mis9 ^T) v. 0. Benson. After the transac- ^ ion of all business we listened to a talk from our Pastor. Rev. Gray ^ We were also glad to have Mrs. S. Craige back with vs after being absent for so long. The president fr, then thanked each and everyonefor making our contest a success jnj The sum of $23.77 being raised Miss Odessa Bates was crowned 'Mbs Jones Chapel'' by the pas- jj, tor. We were then led fa the ^ benediction byy Mrs. F-^-Mr Sa~wv rer. Mrs. Garrett served a very deasing menu consisting of sandriches. tea, salad potato chips and stl Loasted pecans We then -said ?Q| rood-bye to meet again on the 3rd 0f Wednesday in April at the home if Mrs. G. Craige, 8 D?wey Ave FRIENDSHIP,A. M. E. CHl'RCH pV Rev. H. W. Walkker Pa^FTTr Clinton, SS. ('.< We were happy to see many l' children at Sutnday School who lave been .shut in seemingly due Q "Old Man Winter Th.. mornmf>- ?^ nessage by the pastor was' still n keeping with the approaching an season, his' UiXt WIT? from John !9:38,subject, "A Timid Fiacrfd". ; The League , is still moving ilong and they are living up to an' heir--resolutions made during the 'irst of the year. The crowd was ri-rv large Sunday ev-rning- -to seeind hear the?Little Bo> Pi each *r, ,>oseph tiethea, age 7 and also to witness the missionary prorrann_ The^ program rendered by he missionary women will be the ;alk of the town for quite a while, rhe pldy won much acclaim and ^ is a result the way the play was ^ rresentod. and " the moral TrT~lfr r}, tev. Dial is getting ready to have t at his church.. Rev. Dial, pasor of Ahe M. E. Church, Ninety. ^ 5ix, S. C. accompanied Little T ' Foseph here. The Missionary lalies raised their required assess mmc. and . a neat?sufn over. Wfl Hebron ? Baptist Church Sunday. | V1T. HEBRON RAPT, CHURCH Rev. A. A. Sims, Pastor i Sunday at 3; 30, the Rev. Earl rv TOhhght ^preached rn interest of rej >ur Missionary Societyr-^His text vb vas' found St. MjhK 16:10. Polpit issociates were. Revs. Watson T, Walker, Reeder, and Steward. The Horn^ Missionary Society no, I rendered prayer services before ' , Rev. Wrig^T^ preached. Friend- . 1 ships chStr rendered music. A neat 01 >um was realized. Mrs Azalee Grif ^ :in, Reporter Of interest to friends is the an nounAement of., the marriage of W" Miss Lillie R. Smith to William ^ Vlartin. Miss Smith is from Gold- a /ille. S. C. The young couple is naking their home here. ST. MATTHEWS NEWS bY St Sunday School was held at the Zi< isual hour at Bethel. At 11:30 a.m. S. Memorial service was held for Mrs* ' Vlarv Jane Coaxman with the fol liv owing persons on program, Prof, bei 1. A. Ford, Miss Hennie Owens, jec Mr; J. P. Mintz, and Mr. W. <J, %o lackson sti * At 7:30 a safety lecture and pic i ,ure was gi\veh by the State Hi an Way Dept.A large crowd was out. we There will be one week of re- 1 /i-val meetings at Bethel, beginning se] Sunday April 0, and running up to $51 Raster Sunday. > tup Twmm uuu HiPt aii tna lome of Miss Leila Bell Laney Mon f0] day, March 24, at 8 p.m. A short period of devotion was conducted ov with Mrs. Mattie Rivers leading the first song, "God Will Take Clare of You*. Prayer 'was repeated fn concert, bible verseswere given by each member. After the roll ?an and the minutes of the last meeting the house was opened for by business with each membr playing Th a larg part. At 10:00 o'clock the e(j mooting was adjourned with the T> singing of the club song. The host Ch ? s served a delicious repast. The br next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Mary Keitt. pr The Whist tournament held at he Mrs.Mary Lee Sumter last Thur. a night was quite a?success.?Mrv -tpj. Hardy Palling having the highest Bp score received first prize, and ke Miss Leila Belle iAney second m, prize. en Miss Mnry Lee Rivers spent the Rk week end at her home m Charles ed ton, S. C. ? Be SCl Subscribe For? The Palmetto Leader prl ?t ? rrvrr. ~ v . . 'lasstfied Advertising Column jeciul Notices, Cards of Thanks emoriams, Brrth Announcement* arriage Announcements, etc., ar arged for at the rate of 10c pc ie. Cash must rccompany th der. Minimum charge 50c. .. CAR1) OF THANKS Miss Natalie C. Frederick wish-to thank her many friends for e cards, dowers and fruit sent x during her recent illness a', e- Good Spinal itan-Waverly bus tal. > OBITUARY . _rr Newberry Mrs. Dicie Ann Hill arpcr- was-born and reared ir iwberry county. Died March 27 ii, b:ja ibi.b, a gc TO years and ?ht months. * ^he was a member of Elisha - M. E."church. wher^ ghe servas Sunday school teacher, and 02, the lirst year the late Kev. F. Khmer. her husband was stor ol Flisha A. M. E. church, June th 19ZU, she and Kev. Harr were united in Holy Matri 5ny. After which ^Jpr moved ttt swberry. where she attended iller Chapel?A. M, - E. church itil her illness confined her ti? r home. She lingered fifteen months. She equently: stated she was ready go any time and she was trustf in the Ford. Her husband preceded her to e Great Beyond three years ago. ; loved her dearly, aticl often deJ-sht A?as-a=woml<?rf?l worn. She leaves to mourn her pass X one sister, or.e brother, foui *p daughters, three step son? ir nephews, four neicer.: a host relatives and friends. Her request was "Have my body Tied in~the cemetery^ near >tuer with undertaker F. B att in charge." Card of Thanks The family of the late Mrs. Pi Harper, whose furteral service s held at Elisha A. M. E. church nday; March .'10. 1941, thank th6 nefolence Aid society and ictuis for Their floral offering d kindness di'rin?* her i!l?*i d m?r heieavenn'iit. H Sister. Mrs. Amanda TT.ljhert ^t'oi-dautrhters. MesdamV" ^ F j 1 C. E. Allen. - -* ogs road it'apt rnrnrii1 Rev. F. T,. Price. Pastor I Sharon?Beeinnine Wodn^sdov .last week there we.re th>'ep rhts of service at Ceoss Road e services were conducted bv ? Rev. W. C. Meek, of Rock Hill. urch. Gaston. N. C. His texts ring these three nights were follows: Wednesday night. Gen. :8. suhjeet, "The \'alue of-FTf;.*k [ Together". Thursday nieht tli 1:16, subject. A Made TTn nd;and Pridov nieht his tevt jject. It's Dangerous To Cv<<* ' River. We wrsh everyone copl'1 ve been present at these services We want t o thank T.oekhart apePs?cliuir and?members?for' idering such a wonderful ser:e Wednesday night, and the iny others who were with i>5 e pastur and cnrtgrecation- wish u to know that your presence always appreciated. Sunday was aa beaautiful .day r all church workers. Services re featured all day with many our beloved ministers and our lends. The Rev. T. J. Strong eached the., morning sermon lieh was a most inspiring one, sed upon the theme. Go Wash d Be Clean. The text was seted from II Kings 5:10, Every dy was mg^le to fed uplfted such a wonderful sermon. Rev rong is the postor of the New >n Baptist Church. Blackstock. C. Die afternoon sermon was (leered l}y the pastor, his text ing taken from Gal. 0:7, subit, You Got To Reap What You w^ Tn his sermon, some very rrrng faacts were brought out Sunday was Communion Day d- everything was carried out! 11. rhe total collection for the rvices from Wed. to Sun. was 5.65. Thf nftitnr nnrp nirnin nith in ank fits .members and friends r their cooperation whichVon to J)elp put this program er. SERNEZAR A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. T). N. Wilson. Pastor Sunday School was conducted the supt., Mr. Joseph Kinloch ie morning sermon was deliver by the pastor. His subject was, le Unchanfrm* Christ- - In A lanfrinp World, taken from Hopw 13:8, At 4:30 a mass meetine \vn ominent speakers, a -selection Id by the N. A. A. C. P. and special program was rendered >ere were?several?pnminw v:f ~ eakers, a selection by the BurSchoool sinpinp groups. and jsic was rendered bv the Kb ezar senior choir. At 7:30, the 'v. Sister Klsie Myles preach. She preached a soul stirring xfy Rut Many Members. The rapture* ?as tak"n from II Cor. 10. The services were largly at ruled and many visitors were ?sent. r , f % ST ANDREWS A.M.E. CHURCI The rally forthe general pu pose of the church came to a clos last Sunday night, March 23. Tt reports were as follows: Mary A ston, $ 14.00; Esfelle Johnsoi $18.00. Creola Hosbin, $9.31; Ic Mouzone, $10.00; Lizzre Robinso $7.85; Maggie Gray, $6.00; Man rite McCIaar/ , $13.26; E. B. Gret $11. 00; L.Ai. Kwrioek, 10.00. f netta Whether, $5.00; Serena -Bi nette, 14.20; M. A. Tyndale,'$H).0< Georgia Johnson, $10.15; Fraanc Hudson, $3.76. Corine ThonjpsQ] 5.15, collection 6.34, total $144.5 The pastor and trifstees of tl church are indeed gratefui to tl ladies for the way they"" vvorkf Sunday School began at tl usual hour Sunday morning wit the asst. supt.,- Mrs. E. B. Grer in qfaargo. -The teachers were o the job as usual. At 11:15 joii - services were held Iwre witlr~M Lebanon A.M.E. Church, Rev. . C. Williams, pastor delivering tl message taken-from Genesis 2:1 His text was , "Woman, A Tn Missionary." The sermon was d< liveiled with poAver and the a dience was moved by the present of the Holy Sprit. Sunday?nighf~"Sf. Andrews ha . ioint services with Mt. Labanoi Rev. McClarv delivered a vev forceful and' inspiring messag The total collection of the tw it's VALUES That Keep t Coming!PURE 4 lb. carton 38c; DIXIE-HOME -Creamery Butte P1N17APPI17 11A 11^11 1 LtL ST XNDAKi) PACK Siring Beans I AppTcButfcr Argo Tuna Fish Old Fashioned E r i vx evaporated Pea Miracle Whip Sal ROSK ROY AI PLAIN OR FLOUR 1 Dixie Home OLEOfl standard Fruit Cocl RLUF ROSE RICE TOMATO CATSUP HOC FEED FRESHLY GROUND R5t?l COFFEE?Silver C Strong Heart Dog Food can 5< w. \ X)cta#un -Toilet Soaf 5 cakes for 20c P & G Soap 5 cakes 20( 1?4h4 i'Hfl ? Wesson Oil 21 < Lar^re lama Beans 3 Tbs. 25< ( XMPBKM.'S Tomato Juice 16 ounce 23< Pillsbury Pancake Flour 9c Home r;oon eats "Where the Doll Saturday, April 5, 1941 II | BETTIS TOPS BREWER * r- j Trenton, S. C.?It was one of the M to most sensational games of the lo Basketball season, Monday, March 1 10, m the College Gym., when Bet n,1 tis met the Brewer High School la teams of Greenwood in a double n, feaature. Both, Brewer and Bettis ju put up a good fight, each trying ?n to outscore other, but Bettrs te girls and ; boys - proved too mueh ir for Brewer As the games termi5; nated, girls 17-3, and boys35-l9 ia in fayor of Bettis. n, \l CALVARY A. M. E. CHURCH ^ ^ Leesville, S. C.-?S. S. began ut ie its usual hour with the Supt. and h teachers at their post of duty. The m Missionary meeting was held at ,n the home of Mrs. George Hartley Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock with ^ Ahe-President, Mm E. C. Howard J. and a large number of members ie present, also friends. g . ^ I Th^-muaical choir of Calvary is e j getting along fine under the lead- u I crship of Mrs. V. I. Hartley. Wo , l have, rehearsal every Tuesday nite j at 7:3Q n rlor^ ^ d Sunday ^waa Missionary Day and n.; ?he. women, are all __ smiles _ and y eagerly awaiting the Missionary e. Convention. o churches for the day was $60.66. ) Like These he Crowds - | v ' ' ^ LARD 8 lb. carton 75 c r - - lb. 37c __ - ~ No. 2 can. 15c j 2 No. 2 cans 15c I 28 oz, jar 12 l-2c|~^ - - can 15c I Irown Sugar lb. 5c I ches - - lb. 10c I lad Dressing qt 29c | S EI.F RISING 24 lbs. 69c -1 4ARGARINE "lb. 10c I EtaiTNo. 1 tall can 10c"I i - pottnd 5c I 14 oz. btl. 10c I 75 lb. bag $1.35 I?"" ;?3 tall or 6 small 20c | (it Before Your Eyes up 2?1 lb. pkgs* 27c I Sweetheart Toilet I ^ ' Soap 4 cakes 19c > Sweet Mixed Pickles 21 oz jar 15c I Awnnr V/A M. - large 19c 2 sin. 17c Green Tops Georgia i Turnips bunch 5c ^ , Turnip Greens bunch 5c Mustard Greens : Bunqh _ 5c Fancy Carrots ! Bunch 1 5c Stores ZERO PRICES ~ ~_ ar Does its Duty" V " ':