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Rf P>r Twt jlfy FRIENDSHIP AME CHURCH ll Rev. H. W. Walker, Pastor Clinton?Services were largely attended by visitors and friends Sunday. Sunday school lesson was interestingly and timely taught by the teachers. Many practical illustrations were given and applied t0 our every day needs. 11:30 our humble servant thru the power of God spoke to his congregation and friends from St. Mutt. G:33; theme: "God's Recipe for a Safe and Happy ? Life. Our hearts burned as he delivered the message. A large -number of visitors worshipped with us in the morning services and Sunday school. Among them ?wore a group irom ~P. C. College, (white); .Prof, and Mrs.- -J. R, Bates; Prof C. G. Garrett with Prof. Garrett*, made encouraging remarks. A. C. E. I., met at the usual hour. This being our second quar terly conferenc*. our Presiding El der Dr. P. M. Gary was with us and encouraged the young folk to work on, they are - the future church, and training in the A. C. E. L. is the place to prepare them selves for their future task. At 8 o'clock after the opening of th^ services the pastor presented presiding elder Gary who delivered the evening's message from Saint Luke 5:20. 1 Folowing Monday evening, Dr. Gary held his second quarterly conference with the reg ular procedure. All boards show ?d ?n increase financially. Rev, Gary commended the pastor, officials and the church in general for their work done TOttc^ the first quarter. He said too much cannot be said and too much encourage jmentcannot be given a church like Friendship. He bid us God's speed. Thus closed a successful conference. H"hars "fcpefTannounced that Dr. Lynn and his choir of the Orphan age (white) will render service at Friendship church the -third Sunday night in May. Everybody is invited. Our annual Mother's Day procri'H m will V\xi in May.'/'s-""*""Mr. Salters Wadsworth. Jr. motored from Flint, Mich., here his friend Mr-Johnie Gibson accompanied him. While here they are the guests at the home of Mr and .Mrs. C. A. Wadsworth. Mr. Gibson has never been south before, he says the place ig O.K. It does not matter where they are from, when they come t0 Clinton its just the place. If you don't believe it come here. Prof. C. G. Garrett, Messrs G. T. Johnson, R. P. Gadson, Bennie Lyles, also Miss Emma M. Fei guson were the Sunday evening dinner guests at the parsonage. Messrs Johnson, Gadson and Lyles were guests also at the home of Miss Emma M. Ferguson. Mrs. A. J. Gary. i Mount Hebron Baptist Church J ,1 | | " HI i ~ ;??^ ? ? R**v. A. A. Sims, Pastor J Sunday morning, April 27, Hebron S. S. opened at the usual hour with the Supt.,,Mr. J. H. Ruth. ? The discussion of the lesson was Very interesting. Everybody pres ent was benefited. We invite one and all to attend our S. S. or some J?. X in,the community each Sunday. We nre...h?Jip.y..U> see Miss D. G. Ellison back in the city. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Conwell, datl ghter^and nephew also Mr. N. rooie were Sunday visitor.-, at the home -of Mrs. ConwelT's sister, Mrs. Mattie Goodman. Misse Ruth Alien, Ruth M. Craw ford, Asheville, N. C., visited their parents during the Eatser holidays. They werp entertained al the home of Mrs. Ixiis Young. Bell Street HiKh All tile talk of the schooj irrnnn.l is the trip to Paine college at Au! guata, Ga. It was not necessary to ask if the seniors enjoyed the trip, The answer was found on their smiling faces. All teachers are now preparing {for commencement. The juniors ?will present their closing exercises May 2. Those contesting are 'he Misses Blondell Walker, Ethel Su ... . - . _ - - - - Der, vioia uendy, Benzenia Babb, Messrs Hervey Walker, Jr., Wilf? - The jjlee eluh will render musk for the evening. The j public 13 invited. K : =. . r SUBSCRIBE FOR > |V. , r *HB PAUHKTTO I.EAOEB ' : L EtV - - . . J. ' '-ir -I-itTl HIGHLIGHTS OF SHAMROCK HOMECRAFT GUILD Kock Hill?Having been orga* , .lized during Mktrch 1940, the Shamrock Homecraft Guild show jil evidence of having made progress this year when it observed ts anniversary. The membership >ad increased from its original ..'tuber of eight to that of thiren 'active members. The^ hours i sewing and pleasure progressd merrily every first and third . utsday p.m. from six to eight o'clock. Prizes were offered a t ueh meeting by the hostess to the winners of the various entertaining and informative games. Every changing season represented some highlight of the club's ac-tivity. During the Hallowe'en sea son, Mrs. J. Walter German entertained with a party, appropriately done up in Wollowe'en colors. At Xinas time a charity case was taken and contributed to by the club members as a whole. TW a \T?,? i ?ic icui uiuuguc renew; d vigor, and-in spite of the occasiotvil inclement weather the club continued to sew and be entertained by the different members, who are Anna Louise Birnie, Mrs Florence Blake, Gladys J Ballard, Rossre Brower, Mrs. Marie. rhisolmr Ruth?Chisotm, f>emetra Durham, Mrs. Walter German, Miatcline C. Harper, Gladys He 1 man, Mrs. Ralph McGirt, Mr?. Dorothy Miller and &rs. Emma Lee Reid. Outstanding was the _ anniver-_ jaiv occasion at which Mrs Miller was hostess. The name of the club and ideas for which the name stands were beautifully car red out at thi? assembly with a pr> gram having an Irish theme, Tames centered arourrd the sham oek and the country of which it :s a part, and the decorations; these presented a very pretty picture of green and .white end were tastefully arranged around the walls and on the table. The refreshments included . a chicken salad with crisp lettuce, i c e cream and lime jello, and a white layer cake?with tiny green endie for the birthday of the clob. Souvenirs were in the form o f urvtty little green cellophane baskets with white ribbon and white and green gum drops on toothy pick pedestals. Other meetings have been had and now the club looks forward to its annual picnic and vacation time. ' Ml. PILGRIM BAIT. CHURCH Rev. ?J. H. SpeKner. Pastor Sunday, May 4th service will be ^in with Sunday school at 10:30; on-aching at 12:30 by Rev. Wm. Si: gleton from Johnston, S. C., "aiiir^feacHTng' at 8:00 p.m. A wonderful proerram was ren liMt'd at Kedeen on the 28th consisting nf?the?school commence-|nnnt under the leadership of Mrs. 'Mary- Cook who is a splendid tea_JlLX ?? Alt. Pilgrim revival will begin .-Sunday, May 11. The revival is ,o Lie conducted by Rev. E. Z. J)en lb. the pastor invites you to come tnu frUeml- tlvis meeting.. Rev. J. H. Spegner spent last Sunday at Johnston visiting Mt. "Zton church antT met several old friends. The pastor was the guest of Rev. W. M. Singleton and one. LEXINGTON NEWS Rev. I. O. Simmons, Pastor t Sunday was another "bright beautiful day and quite a rrum^" ber, turned out to Worship with Spring Hill. The .Pastor presentd Rev. J. S. Danly to preech the noonday sermon and truly he did. We could but say that our hearts did burn wfcile he spoke by the way. At 3:30 the Pastor an choir i nd members of Spring Hill motored to Cayce and preached and _ ung at Flippers Temple A. M. E. church for the Rev. W.E. Lee. The service was grand at Bethel .. : uuiniay c?cm?ic n.ev. uanrey preached another strong sermon. Come to Bethel Sunday. Our Rally is on. We have invited the following churches and choirs and URher Boards: Antioch, Columbia St. Pfcul, Pleasant Hill, Mt. Zion Sprin Hill, Good Hope, Mt. Olive Pleasant Sprrn and Jones Chapel. ( The hour Is for 2:8fr to 4r3tTp: j m. Come one, come all. The PuWftr School of Lexington t will hold is High day service at ] the school at 5 p. m. i Mr, Wesley Wise is in the Co- j lumbia hospital at this writing. We hope for hrm a speedy reco- J ary. 1 Read THE LEADER aaoh week ^ -0? w m ir.ftriiitf ^ ViV." S \ "W-- * : _ ' ~ . ; . T1 CHESTER PARAGRAPHS * Dr. J. S. Allen attended the State Medical Association in Columbia last week. At Calvary Baptist church, Fri day night, under the direction of Mrs Minnie Wright, Columbia St., the play, "Hefaven Bound," will be presented by talent from the church. Preaching services have been conducted the past week at the Metropolitan AME Zion church, by a woman preacher. On Sunday afternoon, Rev Mdodana, the pastor of * Gethsemane Baptist chureb preached; many of ^his members were present at the ser vices. The funeral _se~rvTces of Mrs; Sophia Murray, who died at the Good Samaritan-Waverly Hospi tal m Columbia, were held Sur day afternoon at Calvnry Baptist church. The pastor, Rqy. M. T Coker preached the sermon She left six children; three sons ant .three daughters, all grown. Un 3ertkiker Harold Spann was i r eharce. At Finley High School, Mon day night, the 7th A class, Miss A M. Lindsay, teacher, was pre sehted in a play, "Ftfn in the 01(( Time SehodJ." On Friday night from the Primary Departmen' was a playlet, by the lrttle ones Songs and dramatizations o i Nursery Rhymes were interspers ed. Both of these performance! were very much enjoyed and wel attended. The teachers presenting their pupils on the latter pr< gram were: Miss Mattie Heath Miss Willie M. Burns, Miss Ma ria Alexander, Miss Darsy Reed Miss Grace Minter and Miss Fan nie B. Cassell. Ori SuhdayafterhoorTdn the aw ditof-ium at Finley High School there will be a Program of Sing -mgv--given by -Mrss Mario. Alex ander. Several groups .of singers irum me scnoois, me cnurcnes and the community, will take < part, and it promises to be mos' interesting. Mr. Charlie Denton. Mr. S. 1 Rtiiinev, Sr., and Mr J. P. Clintoi thiee of Chester's very substan tial citizens have^been chosen foi -the second?time1 as Federal Jur ors in the next Federal Court. Miss Annette Head spent th< week end in Charlotte, visitinj relatives tand friends. Jtfjv Clarence Leathers, Jr., has hpen transferred?tf? the Hoiht Office of the N. C. Mutual Lift Insurance Co., in Durham. Mr, Leon Myers of Denmark who has been representing the Company in York, is the new agent i r young Mr. Leather's place. It is hoped that he will do well in his work here. Mr. Ed Murray was here fron' a Ciamp in Maryland, and his bro ther Mr. Tod Bailey from t Camp in Georgia, for the funera of?their mother, Mrsr^phuTBai lfiy>- Mrs. Mattie Clark and Miss Leme Thompson, teachers a I Black Ja'ck school, Cedar Rock with their classes, had a ?jolly time Saturday at a picnic i r Great Falls. A truck carried It pupils; This marked the closing of their School. It was a pleasanl outing for both pupils and teach ers. Mrs. Plumie Young left Saturday for Baltimore to visit hei daughter and other relatives. The Senior Class of Frnley Hi School is sponsoring^...Clean Ux Campaign in_ the ^colored xesidential sections next week. Dr. Lyles Xwhite) who instructs this class each Monday in Health, is "deeply interested in thtr welfare oT the students, and rs anxious that Chester be a safe and clean place in. which to live. WOODRUFF NEWS New Bethel Church Fundfiv ?r-Vinnl to ^ -vi.vx/j line, ill? banner is in the senior class, several classes were present. After Sunday scTiooT was over several cars motored to Mayfield Chapel, Rev. Statesy Gray, pastor. Rev. A. D. Duncan, Sr., preached for him yesterday. The Heavenly Gospel singers rendered a program at New Bethel last Thursday night. Every one seemed to enjoy it. Come gain. Mr. and Mrs, Robertson and Mr. md Mrs. Thompson also Rev. A. D, Duncan, Jr., all of Spartanburg were present to hear the great lingers. Miss Naomi Cannon of Tuscaoosa, Ala., is visiting her parents Wr. and Mrs. W. Cannon.Don'tfatt to read- the Leader.. .'".J* W\." SH3S -Vsr^CS*! i HE PALMETTO LBAPBH {ST JAM1SS A.M.E. CHURCH Rev Wm McDonald, Pastor Columbia?Sunday school wa called to order at 10 a.m. wit Supt. and co-workers presem After the class study of the les son the school listened to a bear ful review i)y Rev. R. B.-Gold# 1 The Bible Class is holding th banner, Rev. Golden teacher. 1 Sunday morning after prelim: ' naries the pastor preached fror Eph. 6:11, theme: The Christia Weapon. Sunday afternoon th ' pastor and members motored t iJ Irmo at Youngs Chapel and th i pastor preached for Rev. Willi Walker, from the subject: Fait in God. _ .... r Sunday 7:30 we were?back t church again. The pastor preach ed from the 23rd Psalm. Thes 1 were touching sermons and th t spiritual tide ran high. A larg crowd was present at each sei ! vice. ' Mondny, April 27, at 7:30 p.n - Stewardess- Doard?Nxr.?!?met"T 1 the home of Mrs Hattie Webl 1726 Wheat street with the pre: ident Mrs H. M. Young presiding ' The meeting was good as usu? After the business part the hosl L ess served a delicious repast. _ > Monday-nlgftt~a~l>Tay~was spor t sored by Miss Green, entitled The Missing Link. It was enjoye ' by all. This was grven for th ' benefit of ' Mrs. Carrie Cherry 5 Club Come to St. James, you ar ' welcome. ST. JOHN A. M. E,CHC? H > Kev. M. ? R. McBride, Pastor Our Sunday was called to ordc . with the Supt. and teachers I , their post. The lesson was revie' - ed by the P. E. Rev. J. E. Rbarc =- Outi-^lder-pfeTTCtuil an 11 put tin 5 sermon from the 61 Psalm, 2n t vefse, When my heart is ovei i whelmed, lead nie to thp rocl t that is higher "than I. The corner stone laying of th ) -fir,:in bt. John A.MK churc^ o i April 27th by the P. E. Rev. . E. Board, assisted by Rev. V. I i Brewer, pastor of the Preshyteria . church. We raised this quartc $206.4G. a Many of the members?of S r Luke AME church, Charlestor and -many visiting friends of th j Presbyterian church. -? DOUBLE BRANCH i A. M. E. CHURCH I Rev. B. C. Cunningham, Pastor i We are very proud of the uniqu success in our Sunday school an church services. The S. S. crper ui at its usual hour with the Sup ajul teachers on dutv. \Vp_jl-m I very glad to have with us S - Gaughman who int(ehe~stingly ir ~ structed classes Nor. 1 and combined. " TtlBfi'rife the fourth iaiobati Rev. Cunningham was at Mt. Pi? ga.h where he delivered a Wor derful message. ' At 2:30 o'clock the Singing co test was held at Double Branc ' church under the~r^upervision c ' their President Sir. O. J. Sligl Each choir sang well. At C:30 o'clock the A. C. E. I opened at the usual hour, with th president in charge. An inspir ing program was enjoyed. ' 7:30 The Home Society celebra 1 ?d their thirty-third anniversary " Our pastor preached a^ soul stir 1 ring "sermon for the occasion. Hi 1 text was taken from St. Mati 5:12. Our hearty were indee lifted up and we departed rejoic ing in the Lord. Cora Coleman, reporter. HOPEWELL BAPTIST CHURCI Rev. B. W. Williams, Pastor Sunday, April 27th was a bea tiful day. The S. S. was openei at th0 usual hour and officers a their post. _ The lesson was re viewed. by the pastor. Remark , by sister Missie Neely. After a warm prayer meetini led by Bro. Andy Neely the pas tor came before us and deliverei a wonderful sermon from Gen. ' chapter 1 verse. Our hearts bun while the man of God spoke to us Several visitor* were present in eluding the pastor'swife and litth ClStJffhler also one of the teacher! ?i?i ? A? vi tvtcujr \j l UVC StIIUUl miM AIllH' stand widely open to visitors an< friends. The paHtor and his wife, Mrs Missie, Mrs. Willie Mae, Mrs. Bei jamin and little Bennie Mae Neelj were the dinner guests of Mrs Martha Coleman. - WINNSBORO NEWS Last Sunday resembled Easter s in climate but it was inviting for h church-goers. Both Sunday school t. and church services were good at all four churches here. Clinton College, of Rock Hill ren n dered a special and very intereste ing program at the AME Zion church fyere last Sunday evening " I to an over-crowded house of both white and colored people. The mu sic and readings by students and teachers were charming to the "many listeners. The guest speak er wcs President Bric^ who addressed the audience on the sub 0 ject of America's Position and the Negroes chance in the Great World War. Mr. Brice proved that the ? Negr0 has been 100 percent loyal in the protection of this his coune try. e At the close of his address, a e silver oflferincr of ?'22.12 was tak en.Dean Turner acted master o f ceremonies. Last Monday, 21st -Mr. Chris ^ Buggs, the only 'son of Mrs. Laura Buggs of Adger, S. C. suddenly 5" '.partei! this life while at fris * work in the Winnsboro Mills. He " vas funeralized at St. John AME Zion church of which he was f _2H years a. -members The funeral >- services were indeed Irrge and I: sad. There were people there d from three states. Rev. R. B. e Browning, his pastor from Spar: 's tanburg conducted the services as'e sisted by a host of ministers among whom was Presiding -Elder D. C. Crosby of Chester. Mr. Buggs leaves a loving moJther, one_auntT^ one uncle, a host of other relatives and "friends to mourn his loss. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Moore of J^ew Jersey are welcome visitors lt in our town, the guests of his brother Mr. ,S. A. Moore. They worshipped with- the saints at St. - Pan] Baptist church in their mornd ing services and witnessed the i'- program of Clinton college at Zion Sunday everting: Friends and relatives were dee lighted to see Mr. and Mrs. Elliott n .Milling', Mr. and Mrs. (Jus MillL ing.s, Mr. iSaniuel Russell, son of - Mrs, Lilla Millings ail of whorr IL now live in Ci-ppnshorn, Tsl C They. r were rccompanied .b y Miss Rubie Tennant. It was indeed a L pleasure to have had their pop i. calls. e Little Master Calvin Jeter spent ? -4rytr?wgck with his aunt Mrs. B. E. Ross. Little Calvin is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Jeter of Mt. Tabor, S. C. A beauty contest was held at _ the school last M^mday-wght, Apr. 28th. As a result, the judges picked for the most beautiful e gill Miss Milred Squirewell and d Miss Mary Aliet? Bagley received i- honyrable mention. As the most L_ hnndsumi. young man 'in Winnse Jbolu, Mi_. Ernest Ford, with Mr; J. Mansel Ross as honorable mention I- also a hen contest was given along 2 with the beauty contest. Mrs. Lou McCollough was the winner of V t-he?baked Trenr i- Mr. John H. Taylor left Sunday >- morning for his home, Chapel Hill N\ C. after a stay of one week n with his sister Mrs. J. L. Batiste, h Miss Evelyn Singleton of Corf" lumbia was guest of Mrs. Marie 1. Boulware last week end. Mr. and Mrs. William Code an./. noonce the marriage of their dau e ghter Elsie to Mr. John Colson - of New York, N. Y. in October, HMO. They are making their home lL ai-HS7_5th Ave., New Yrk City~- r. Miss Amelia Mcintosh is now home after teaching a successful s term. -tCv ?'-? - '" l- ' d FRBE HOPE A. M. E CHURCH Rev. J. B. Finklea,' Pastor _ ?_ . v Sunday was a pleasant day for j all church goers Sunday school is improving nicely We were very glad to have the R?v. Lane to preach for us. He delivered a won . derful sermon. Our rally was a d success. $38.75 was raised. t OHAPPELLE STATION NEWS Rev. E. R. Koberson, Pastor Sunday being Men's Day jusi - ten of the men reported, but they 1 had a successful rally. Mr. Hay7 ward Bowman led and Rev. E. R 1 Roberson came next. Mr. W. Wil liams served as master of cer' monies. " ? At Titjfht uecond quarterly ! a inference was held ami .our pre- , sidTnp: elder, Rev. W. Jl. L. Clarke , B was with us and preached from the, , , subject Satisfied Minds. He well explained the dissatisfaction in the human family. The business part ' ,. of the quarter was very good. Rev. i ! Roberson ha4 everything well in hand. Remarks were made by ~ | Rev. L. O. Bowman. Mrs. Clarice wife of the" presidingelder, an<T^ others were welcomed visitors. N Y A Group To Broadcast At Hyde Park The national Youth Administrat ion will sponsor a .special radio broadcast of one of its NegVo choral groupa from the Hyde Park home of President Roosevelt on Sunday afternoon. May ll?"*from 5:30 to 6:00 P. M., Eastern Day light Saving Time, over the NBC Red Network, NYA Administrator Aubrey Willianjs announced today Mrs. Roosevelt will speak dur ing the broadcast and the NYA Philidelphia Negro chorus jjyill-eiwg' " .J.ule^Bledsoa^#^^rtF^fo:*:A^neriea,' in its first performance on the air. Mr. Bledsoe, the world famous Negro baritone, will sing the s?l? part in thi?- composition which he has dedicated to the president. "This broadcast will be heaid >n the last day of National Music Week, and we feel that such a program of Negro music is a fit ting tribute to the contribution the Negro race has made to American music," Mr. Williams said. "We are )roud to present over the air one of the many fine Negro musical g*?ups=whieh have heen developed by NY A." The NYA Philidelphia chorus is ' directed by Mr. Frank Hoxter, and this special broadcast is under the general supervision of Mrs. Nell Hunter, Choral consultant. pfcORRNff -r^EWS Mr. and Mrs. Malaehi Stokes I. M. Jr., Mrs. R. A. Stokes and Mrs. R. II. Holloman attended the Palmett0 Medical Association clrr ic" at Good Sameritan-Waverley nospuai in i^oiumoia ana visnea Mrs N. Roseborough and family last Thursday and on return came by Orangeburg and spent a few hours visiting relatives and friends. Mr. Isarvc is a patient at the McLeod infirmary. - His many friends wish him a speedy* recovery. Misg Bernice Isaac of NYC was called home on account of illness of her father. Prof. Vincent D. White of Brunswick, Ga., spent Easter with his wife and daughter, Mrs. Margaret E. Whit*, and little Miss Sula Reva also spent Easter Monday in Spartanpurg with parents < Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Campbell. ?Airs. Fre(| Robinson?entertained rlio O /if ttn Of in* muinni.^ \jx lijc uiiwv.u umu Chat dub at a delightful* bridge paity Thursday evening at her home on Jackson St., Darlington. Spring flmi-nr. tlm^llV^ ing room where., two tables were arranged for bridge and following | the games the hostess served' ] shrimp "salad","potato chips, stuffed . olives, smacks, Russian tea, icej cream, cookies and candy. The high seore prize was award yd to Mrs. Cordon Williams and ' second prize'to Mrs. Lillian Brown The Claflin singers rendered a nusical program before a erowdK. church on Tast Sunday evening. Broadcast over W.O.L.S Sunday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock. Mrs. .Julia Wise is on the sick list, lie' a spoedy rfecovei. A popularityNtontost was held Tuesday night at Mt. Zion A. M. E. church, sponsored by the Junior Trustees of Mt. Zion and Cum berland Methodist churches was a success. < RETHEEA. M. E. CHURCH Rev. I. \V. Janerette, Pastor The Sunday school is in th.> midst of its membership campaignwhich is being; conducted try the Membership, committee of the school. The interest seems very ' keen among The" teachers of the Sunday schjool, because each- itr striving to obtain the most new 1 members before thcampaign iur 1 over. The Membership campaign drive is being conducted in the form of an automobile race. Each , . lass selected the name of a car. ] Beginning with last Sunday, each < i liiMt- lima e'Ud taw milen pn * member. The lesson was quite in ) teresting und thoroughly taughl J on all classes the past SLabbath. This session begins promptly at > 10 o' lock with Supt. W. II. Young 1 taff of officers, teachers and pupils in their respective places. ^ The pastor brought two beauti- j ful messages last Sunday to a i full congregation, who was as us- I ual in a receptive moode for the san^c. There wtere three accee- _ sions in the morning service. All tVrertds ?nit visitors were presented and introduced. This part of nn- sci vice, me pasiur miwrr time, and i9 delighted to see that Friends an{l visitors receive u eor dial welcome while irf, our service?. - For the morning message ftie [lanlor selected Acts 27731, suFject A Master Mind Aboard a Storm / 4 ^ Saturday. May 3. 1941 Classified Advertising Column Special Notices, Cards of Thank* Memoriams, Birth Announcement# Marriage Announeen ents. etc., ax charged for at the rate of 10c pa line. Cash must rtcompany th order. Minimum charge 50c. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many us durrng the illnes's narRT'defith of our loved one, Mr. Guy Phelps also for the many beautiful florul tributes ami expressions of sympathy: "^3 THE PHELPS FAMILY. CARD OK THINKS Miss Annie B. Williams, Mrs. Vivian Pompey and family acknoweldge with grateful appreei ation your kind expression of sympathy. . Tossed Ship. For . the night message the minister spoke, of Saul's Conversion. Both messages were * well received. From al indications, Che ACET. is progressing nicely under the leadership of Mr. H. W- Webber oresident, and staff of officers. CHAPl'ELLE STATION 9 A. M. E. CHURCH - * * : Rev. E R Robinson, Pastor Sunday was a high day at Chap pelle Station The Sunday schooJ opened .at the usual hour by the Supt. Mr. Louis Holman and his teachei s. The lesson was beautifully (lisOirsscTb?The offering banner was taken by the Adult class ~ while the beginnarn still hold?*tht* attendance banner We were indeed delighted to have Dr. S. R. Higgins and a portion ' ! of Hfs'studgnt body as our guests' '^9 Sunday morning. Dr Higgins delivered the message from Acts 26th chapter using as a subject: "The Value" of Vision in -a Relb^ ious Life." Words can't be found to "describe this^ wonderful ser- ' rnon. The music was furnished by the Allen University Bingers,-?? with Miss Gwendolyn Belcher directress?and?M-r.?Edwin Jack&ori ~ at the piano. We are forced to believe that when we send our A. ~ All Y T 2 wjs aim gins to /\uen unrversiLy, they will lqarn more than French and Football. a Due to the fact that the group had to maka an appearance a t Florence and Dillon Sunday pan. they had td leave before th^ benediction. The Men's Day services began at 4 o'clock- Mr. Heyward Bow? ' man reported" $9.00, the highest amount. Total $31.29. At 8 o'clock our Presiding El tier Kev W. B L Clark came to US with a soul qtirrinpusing as a subject: "Unsatisfied." Pulpit visitors were Rev. Bowman, Rev. Walker and Rev. Dixon We were so glad to have Mrs. Clark, the loving wife of our presiding elder, who made interesting remarks. The Elder held his quarterly conference and was paid out, ^mtt a Tieat 'sum"was put fn the treasure. The Fire Side Club is doing nicely. All young ladies are asked to meet at_tbe home of the president-Sunday, 5:30. Plans are being made for a Military banquet. Time and place will be announced later. FIRST CALVARY CHURCH AID CI.UB The club met at the home of Mrs. Emma Lott, April 23. The Meeting- wag cailecrto order by the President, Mrs. Amelia Keit. Our levotions were carried out in'the jnwal mwnm i afli'i wllU'll till* Fdll vas called, each member respond- ' ng with a Bible verse and their lues. Plans were completed for asiL /er tea which will be held Sunday tffty 11, at thP home of Mrs. Lizzie Williams on Senate street. \ delicious repast was served by htf hostess after which the meeting was adjourned. The next vieeting will be held May 7 at the iom0 of Mrs. Sallie Hughes. Poro Beauty School A Ix>cated at 2481 Millwood Ave. BEAUTY CULTURE IN ALT, ITS BRANCHES lhampooing, Pressing, Marcelling Croquinolling, Finger Waving, Hair Dyeing, Bleaching. Martiauring, Massaging, Hand Molding Anatomy and Electricity. PRONE S687 A Wilhelmina C. Pope. Instructor Innia M. Pope, T. Malona, Proa. V " tv ^