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? Cooperative Specialists QTo Meet iit Hampton Ii llamptorf Institute" Yn.?\V:n- I lace J. Campbell, assistant sccre- ! tar.v of the Cooperative League of I the United States, will deliver an] atldress oponmCTYhe rejrTonal eoji^T ferenee of tile Southeastern Co- J operative Education Association at Hampton Institute on Monday May .1, and continuing through the following day. Samuel A. Uos nbcrir. associate professor in the Divi ion of Ilusiness at Hampton institute and -Specialist i.a -< "I1' cat ivos,,;inno; n Vitcd from Virginia. North Carolina. South Carolina. Kentucky and the District of Columbia. _ X!-' epjlfareiuo..wjlL.Pl'en Mon-' . " diiy * a ft < i not > u ~ w' t h an informal reception at the Katharine House < ti th ',1 lampton i: stitute campus. Following Mr ('anipbell's address Monday evt.nin.fr. a film on the Eu.~ tern Cooperative WhoKsalo will l.e sac u, followed by an address on ,fA Slice;.--.rful Consufm .rs* Cot pel at ve" by K. K. Sam s, presi? -lent of the Uccherrt le CoTrfu nrtive ?erf?Richmond. Vin.'in ' i. . : A report' on the ? xh-nHon pro gram of 11 i ' pt?>r i abut. :*i tin held of (.-odiumatives will h(> made to iho a sciiil)!'.:! d-legatos -mi Tues day morning by Mr." Tlosvnbqi^r. who has been instrumental in stalling and main turning store.1 ?it-Xocl'oik, Portsmouth. II5v" monr!," and Xewpoit News. Virginia. II.' M. Rhodes, held secretary ol tlie ('rodit Lj1ian_XaLi.u4ia.J- a.ssooaation will, toll the story of credit^ jjnioips - Tuesday morning.?HT-?ad% dress willjL" followed by a roundtable discussion on Credit Unions, in wliidi Cornelius King . of the Farm Qredit Administration and K. O. AVil-ox of the Fedeyil Crcdit LTnfon will participate. .* . (Xtdu-r?rourd-labto and '41011,1 discussion^ will follow oil Oonsu met- CooiK-ratives. The conference will cli.su. Tuesday evening with an addr. ss hv \Y. (J. Wysor, manage*: nf th,. southern States Coop( letive. and a. 1:1m on <'ooperativ _ ?rs?rti?X; 1 v-m?Sen 1 ia. ?KftEXK/l.lt M. I.. ( III HCH Rev. (i. 1! .White, Pastor .a. ID .Mullir.s, S. C. Sapr: Hughes is ""** stiil. Jead.ng tne Sunday : eho'ul t; in- the hie-her and linei things of .life whi h hav,. In il o with things eternal. Iiro. W. L. J*'o\um l.. gave a very interesting review. Kor morning worship our pus.?tor's?theme y.as Things "tleri I lights .in. Tlie senior choir under . Mrs. Suphoti., lieaves skeins ty have buiin_.aL_il& best. Also tin juO.lee choir ... ( r11^ 1 o I..-rye luon . ^ .inspired under l!iu. Jane s (irisPM ,s?-t i. ,\! Mtv ? Itrrar- Hrt?. John brnrrn-hr the?mc?-' sage Fulling the Promise. The third Sunday (April 20th) T-hr P.iUlt?Bmc'cdub under the supervision of Mrs. Jannie Carmichael presented a Very good clock to the cluirc'h paid for i:: full. The presentation speech was made b\ fthist or "Co it n ie Spencer tMe~ president. I'.ro. Wiii. (ireen<e received the sam for the trustees. Much credit is (hie Mis. (. arijiiebAel and I" '' ("'l 1 I1'" I' 11 ' +fUr-.Tr4trt work. Muiuiay intfhl, ApiiF 2l.st uui same was spans.?rod by Mrs. Mar* ^ thu White our pastors wife. The ?iHwwmtt of two Jitiii-lnd forty-foUi ? no i lilll t Hillwas nii> (I n" .1 more r.\po;trrF to~ If H.'|iorU'fl. Mark Mvajup conI'rri'iii c ! Ii'o, - .la'iU's tirissott. Bis11(.11>; I'. lb Vv. I,. Fox worth; $.'lt)..r>r> P. K. Win; (<VcfTr,-_fotl.W'r"K. Fllon Pickett. $2'J.l 1 ; and P. K. I .ill it* Dozier. $20."0. Total $114 P>. Th Oak (iiin'c conference. Pro. John Brir-son. Bishop: P. F. ('otH)flli Foxoil|, $4 1.5u. ..P.?TM Spann Dozicr. $:;0.n<); I*. F. Ou;u it* Williams $ll?.p. K. Julia Morgan S.'IO.OO: total $ 1 21'.>M Most ^^vopular I*. F. sister CuiinoHa Fox ^P.wovth'; mosC popular pastor sistei t'ota Richardson wtrn raised Our pastor will pay out in "full Tot T.V I ii/.'i t i. Ill : 111(1 T.ihtiiv Drive for .tlu> year. hurcli is vitv grateful to' one nf I) or young ti ust.oi:s," Hi o. George "(iai ela for eon! acting the Wings Over .Ionian si'igors and it I is possible fl at be may hav,. tin I singrrjr here tbis fall slmuM they ?tour the South then. .Miss Fstella Hughes was fun erali/.ed Tuosd.iV of last week and Mrs Reather Hodge- Hetbea \\,'a? f unornlizcd Wednesday. iW Tit IM IT V I HAPTIST ( 111 H( H ' _r Mtov. II. I\ S'ewart. Pastor Well ford, S. Sunday being a lovely day the Sunday school was largely attended. Tlv> school was called to order at 10:?.0 by :fl Supt.' 15. J*\ Thotnpsn. Tb,. lesson was beautifully diseussed after which the pastor gave a splendid review. The mort ing service began at o'clock. The pastor brought a "wHrm messHgp taken from F.xo dus?Ai2.?subject ''The?(h>n?ccrnt - od Hand". The BTU mot ;tt f>:30. Tlio yorng people arc very netivo in the BTIJ work. Th(> pastor brought us another wonderful message at. the evening .service, from the theme "What Am I Worth?_'! ..Total money rai* during t.ht day $.'57.fid. 5 We have just closed -i very suc?^^eetHrftri sfn-ing rrvrvrrh which vtI. conducted by Rev. E. W. Cowens of Anderson, S. C. ... ? * ; of Southeast istitute May 5 and 6 WAVMAX < HAI'EL NKVVS IP'v. I.eltov Jackson. PaSior_' \Vi??' ' !", S. C.?Tin' Surday s^in'ol convcm b at tnp tisnsi hmir* with Supt. and co-workers at their p TIi*,1 hstnni was lively (lis "-: * ?i a''?or h tr _ pastor coii tr 1 t v rov'.i'W, The \'!ti!t class lin's the banner. Sunday liinrnintf the pastor's text was taken fwin Acts 2G:19 ?(i1.''w i,hk - -Saa- ----a; nt^nt his text was taken from #?: 1 <?. s.bjeet The Old . ) sermons wejo enjoy* : < 1 by all. .....AUfi..o'clock the- .Loaftuov+Mwowe at their post, the topic The Cost of Dlscipleship was opened by. r-s t'. W': 'tier f ('1 h (\\Y( I h\ s. \ \ ? >:ul protrram was also rendered. The pastor and board met at the parsonage Monday ; nijrht. April 21. After tip. business was ovei was ren- _ ,**.d" ^ ^' '^1t> :i. Ms repast. ' . heir is '/chit? forward with ifhenrs b - Thursday nights lid .1! t e . ill lit' a-1 ? . ( Ill tu b :(I e|'( Sted. The n-'her Lilian 1?n-n-4?-Wcdn es .. ?v<-:iii..4! . til'.- ?hunch and all . ._;Li i a. vv? 14 nrosent. After the < s a, live!v topic was .iis . ed aid .all took a part. ?i'bv children" seem "To he "carici away with Wyman's Educa"7 >: a I center and art? out every af- ~ ternoon. .Much creiiit and honor is da,, our pastor for his farsightedness and wisdom in establihinj? such a worthy project. He is not "lily ':i preacher ".and pastor, but j 1 t i i 'orkef. v;. ; - o.ee- TcTCTT v~rc T^aiLir p.m. Rev. W. A. Alston will preach n ...Last Friday niirht. Mis. Diana c< Roschotouyh had her school closing exercises. We can truly say she is a trood teacher and is loved P by till the children and patrons. f' <. ? "xdrci.-cs. ~ "Fli,. yuisior visited his mother. P* Mrs. Collie JjickoiC in Dillon hist t.ei:. Vie reports a pleasant ' .lip. - .. . ' . Quite =^. i'ew- visitors were out ~u Sunday, aiiuc^ them were Mr. J. ;l Mo N?e *2ii.d v i'Y. Mr. S. Moore Ilv hr.TFcr ef Mr. S. P. Moore. "] 111 * i H 'mi i M; F. tii'iu n Rev. R. Young, TV'.stor The High Hill A. . t. E. Sunday - Tiool opened at its usual hour L( with the. .Suid,_Ain<i' Jeadlt'lis at _ i_u.?t? uf doty.:?Thr le'saon ? was- lx-mitifully taufeht and enjoy, ed by all. Class "Na.~X took the banner from. Class No. 2. At 1-2 o'e.1 x'k the pastor ascend- a ! io.-t t m. After the open- -' -nr-ef rue w-rvtces. the pastor ask ed. for all announcements. Love G F its' lyis taken by Jt large num- a her. The pastor took his text ^ cm. tie I "tli chapter of Job and _;| " ... . .... "72: i T UK' I-lfl \ l'I M' ill"' i U ^ il> llljwy vu, \t I ; .'clerk we" attended the 'sl -annual sermon sit tilt* High Hill a- the Kt-v. Logan the minister of W; iyi>inn ( hapel A,\lL ch'w.rwli "!m High lii'i Gle,, club sang l'uui ' *Ti ' i'.v >. 'I'u- vie,, fliih ic ccm ' I ?ij' rh" ft111<i\viiijf: Sopran- 11 no?Rosa I.co Johnson. Rosa Wil- ? iia-ni*. I'.otTtah Hunter, Adell Sim- A I'l!."1'. M.II 111!! Iia s . Aiae Sim- "" mon's. Alios: Lenora Thompson. " . i -1 I.co Wont hers. Catharine e Sumtit ii!ul Louise Dawson. Ton us: P.vi.l Bookei How- ' Hi n;:<l Louis "RoacK. Bassos* 0 L ii <eT^"l;iaiiili,nir. Kliiah Blanding w 'D Bitumens and William Karl * - Anderson .?Srlrctior s?snrrc- wore ? '" -r 1 "at Thy Light; There's One ' 1 >i >v? n hv t-fmRiverside. Swing T.ow Sweet Char " Tb< graduates a r? .as follows: Wis es F.velyn Anderson. Hatha- 71 nine Dawsnn, .Mamie SfrTgTVl\?>n and T.ori-e Dawst.n: Messrs George. v David Dawson, William Ka 11 AikLtslui, BiTnkor lldwui'd ? : <1 K'i.ia), Blanding. We hope .hope thos,. girl and hoys will con- ' ! ':ine tluMr school work.- We hope T e Di im-ipal and teachers of " ;>hn; I nTf Ve ry fine. The to- '' t..l ("llec-ion for the afternoon av ,-i:,.nn. 11 I KIM I V C. M. K. CIJ I'RCH * llnusy_>'tret (. Columbia,- S. C. Dear Kditor of The Palmetto leader: " t Will yon five ?Me sfiace to say- j .just word about the work we j. are doinj* here in Columbia, S. C. let me miy that- I eanve here on the first Sunday in Do- { 4 'i IM I" f 1 'I in n ft /1 in looe Mton V-? months we had repaired Cleares n fhapc' ('. M. f\. church orf f?.11 1 0 Ih numont St .. Booker Washington Ifeitr'it.-i. Columbia, and today 7 ! ') me say that Trinity C. M.' F,. church is heinpr repaired. y The. outlook for these churches very hj'jeJit fur n proof success m the rear future. Members are "iTTirn? ncTiToT T7ur spiritual side if I1-- chur h is pood. The finance v department is increasing and it is 1 :( i". trord. The attendance is very r 'rood i;ind Tontinues to increase. s Doubtless it will be a surprise v to the many readers of the papei h to knmv that we are fixinp both of our churches this year, but it r is due to the fact that the people y "have a mind to work and they are s \Kllinfr to make the sacrifice of the thiftjjs they need in thoir home life w hfaui T1' .I1T-1 iii'f>V^rTVl'l'i - ,^-t - -Sy'-Ct AC-'V. ? , i CH< Hj\/H Which will appear on tfie pro Laurens, S. C. Other schools Spartanburg, S. C., and Bell ! vznrdcr:-that the house -of?1God-psl my -be "beautified. and become the 1; enter of attraction in the com- fi '.unity where they are. Thus far I swill sav that the peo- a 1,. have responded to every call c iat I have made. Although we It >u!d have done some bettor at 4' niesTXut I am thankful to God foF a l( "church, and for the wisdom in C v i: h to carry on. We thank llim si >r the faithful friends of ours, iat say by their cooperation that v\ e are with you w Hf s name for p greater church. A Church school Sunday at Cleaves G hafK'l 10:30 a.m. Worship Ser- o ice at 11:30 a.m. Sermon 12:0n ii 'clock noon. All members are E shod to he present at the morn- a ,.r s"rvice. liie Holy Communmrwill be~administered 8:00 p.m. tl y the pastor. The public is wel- w amc. h Jas. M. Blassingame, Pastor. _ " .?J????~~ - > ' "a mtOOKGKEHN NOTES E ?S ^ s Hrookgreen, S. C.?Sunday was most beautiful day for all church '? oers. The second quarterly con a erence was neld at the Heaver S ate M. E. church. The Rev. Rich a rdson, pastor of the Wesley M. t, ' ,.1,......1 nfii.>ir>? P >. v. i i 11 i v [j uvm L i a ftuui am UM5 I'tiiiiiu in Elder Miller's stead,? he charge paid out in full for the ? peond quarter which made Eldei iiiier leaving .veify happy. / c jnie?Elde^-Mille^ proarfred/a sou, * Hiring sermon at the Browne t ha pot M. E. chuictf Sundey nite. lis subject "The Lord Is NtV Shep ? erd. We were very proud to 1 ave Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Weary f the- Howard high school attend Srowne JChapel. M n>ii lini'othv Hay ward" stnde'id"' ** f the Howard high school, to atd the services, at Brookgreen. Miss Margaret Hay ward, stu- s ent of the Howard high school 1 f Georgetown spent the week end nth her mother, Mrs. Mary E. b layward. - 4 I Row-ami Mrs. G. E. ^Washing- c on was a pleasant visitor at the f nine of Mr. and -Mrs. Mr D, Bo-? an Sunday. y Mr. Jimmie Hey ward motored J a Cor way last Monday on busi- c OSS. t Rev. and Mrs. G. E. Washington j cere the dinner guests at the g onu* oi eirs. Alice i^ance msi Sunday. ? J Rev. and Mrs. W. M. S. McClary a pent the day at St. Stephen with r datives last week'. v We aTe very prolid tQ know p hat Mr. Tom Collins is much im- > roved and is able to sit up. r The community sympathize with s he Keith family and Bryant fam- f ty in the loss of their aunt Mrs. Inrgaret Bryant. ' a Services werp held at Gordon i. M. E. .church Sunday morning , fc nd night, with Rev. Washington v n the pulpit. " t Mr M H i.mII rlnli.roi he commencement address at the 'opular Grove school in Santuc, ^riday night, May 2nd. We are glad to have Mr. and 8 Tnt; .ffrrrrrrte HeywimT amOTig our a eekly readers. ~ ( Mr mid M > << St??nhnev Carr v notored to t'onway last Saturday f n business. \ Purchase your paper from Hen j 'illman, Jr. I IT. OLIVE A- M. E. CHURCH t _ ^ e -Rtr.-ftrf. Andrews, Pastor I Myrtle Beach. S. C.?Sunday c /as a Ibvely day and those desir- ^ iik to ^ worship at the various lurches took advantage. Sundhy r chool opened at the usual hour . ith Supt., Mrs. Jeff Bellamy and n er efficient staff at their posU r, 11:.10 The pastor ascended the t ostrum and preached aotil re- R abject Prayer. R 6:30 The A.C.E. League opened R dth Rev. f. H. Hemmingway pre R THE PALMETTO LBADEI )RAL CLUB OF SA N ( I^aurens, South / J. W. Mat his, P Miss Helen Nar gram of the Music Festival \v to take part are: Pendleton I Street High" School, Clinton. S tdingr The lesson was thorough- , V discussed ,by rhembers and L riends. . IJt 8 p.m. the pastor brought us | Tl nother wonderful message from sr t. Matthews 26:44. The spirit tru a f ran high. The invitation for A miners was given and one came fr nd united with us". Tt^^TTotV" Tr lommunion was served at both pi erviees. w Among the out-of-town visitors a ere Prof. Cecil Varnes of Wain- d? lurphy and Mrs. Liza Kinder of M leorgetown; Miss Evelyn Jackson at f Spartanburg; Miss Jessie Cov- m igton of Florence and Mr. George !sby of Rome, Ga. Visitors are ti; lwatys weldome. M The Senior Missionary met at vi lie home of sister Annie Simmons 'ho. is ill Sunday afternoon, and J in eld prayer service with her.. *' w Mr. and Mrs. Jprry Spiv.M- h-jd -21 s their dinner guests'" Sunday Rev es I. G. Apdrews, Miss Henrietta ?t iniott and Mrs. J. J5. Owens. ?T The Junior Missionary held their h< ist meeting at the home of Mr. J nd Mrs. S. S. Spivey; Miss Mary Ipivey as hostess.- The". Juniors- ^i re doing a wonderful work under M he supervision of their faithful ni 'resident Mrs. C. L. Sanders. T Mr. J. B. Owens left for Laur? fi ns Monday on business. - Miss Magaret Matthews was M ailed home^on account of her mo- ft Rer being ill. We hopM her mo- h; her will soon recover. tc Master Isaiah Spivey. Jr., was di >ut to S. (S. Sunday ufltrriijeing rr ' i ftOClRTVHll.l. AKW.S \v Mrs. Nellie Harrison is spending ti ometime in Columbus, Ohio, with p, ler daughter. _ tl Mrs. William jSwett, who has een-an inmate in the hospital at R lennettsville is at homer much" im- A roved too the delight of her many L riends. h The j>assing into tho Grent BtF- Ti rond last week of the soul of Mr. . 5. Dickson, Sr.. was a shork to tl iur community. Mr. Dickson and S his scribe were friends?, for fifty R rears. Truly a good man has rr fone to meet his reward. """ R Mr. Roosevelt Alston died in U TV lospital at Florence a days 0 igo. Mr. Alston was a fine young nan, honest, industrious and trust worthy. He leaves^do trrourn his massing a-wi/e, Mrs. Alice Alford cl Uston. mother grandfather grand \ nother and several brothers anil fl isters. Funeral at Bethesda, by a lis Pastor, Rev. McCoy. Schools in the rural districts 1 ,re about to close. t! Mrs. Eliz? Mbrdock who has b ?eeft in the hospital at Bennetts- o< ille for treatment is at Home. Her w icath is muc^ improved. LAMAR NEWS 1 SI Sandy Grove Methodist church iccording to Mr. T. E. Rogers. R ecretary of the Brotherhood w ^orn Contest Club, the following I ^ ?oys are planting an "acre of corn | or the contest: H. Ropers, G. Ri- t( 'ers, . H. McCullouph, T. Kirvin, s L Harris, A Ballard, M. Byrd, J. ? Ropers, D J. Burris, Jr., J Pet rson, Jr., W. Huppinsr J. C Nich ds, C W. Ropers, J. Huff, R Rivu/s, W. Hymes, C. Byrd, Mr- G.? Jurris is the valuable president rf the Methodist Brotherhood Society, under whose direction this >roject is beinp carried on. Mr. M. Rivers tells us that the heetinp of the choir which was leld at the parsonape last Friday J ipht was successful sinpinp foasl ri which .the following rrrembeTR ook part: Mr. -Lr Goo<lson, Mrs. famie Brown, Mrs. Lucy Ropers 4rs. M- Rivers,- Mr. Bethen fis. C. Huff, Mrs Eunice Burris, ir C Burris, Miss T. Douglass, fr. W. Hymes Mr. S. Caraway, C ' I DERS HIGH SCHO( Carolina mmm jj rincipal ice, Directress hich will be held May 9. 1 ITgh School, Pendleton, S. 5. C, . tt T Rogers. Mr D Hough. Mrs Johnson, Mr L Ballard. Mr imes Thomas, Mrs. L.M. Hynies he meeting was opened with a ng led by Mr. I.. Goodson anci fervent prayer bv_Mr.. D. Huff, fter the meeting delicious reeshment was served which was i.Toyed by "all. 'Mrs. L.M. Hymes esident of the Epworth League ith the young people rendered most helpful program last Sunly afternoon. Revs. M J Pytet *niT Browrr and My HynTes and r Mack fit Wesley Chapel were liong the popular speakers The usic by the chorr was good*. The Woman's Society of Chrisan service has planned well for other's Day. The Spring Reviil will begin Sunday night. Mrs. Lula Ryrd has things well hand for Q.ueen Qy.njest,..>vshich ill be field Sunday night May ith. She is pteaident Of steward;s Board. Miss Ethorlean Bv.rd udent Butler Hi, Hartsville, S.C lent the Wech i n<T~ aj "Home with ?r parents. Fohn Wesley Methodist Church The Woman's Society of Serce - met at the lovely home of rs. Mamie Dpbose last Monday ght. This was a fine meeting hey will meet Friday night at le- home of Mrs. Nettie Jefffy vervbodv i-s savins? thank vou [rs.^-Pubose for the!delicious re estmieiit. JThese good ladies five planned well for the ral!\ ) be held at John Wesley Sunny niffhtr May 25th7 Miss Rose iygr? and MissUla M-. d7owv a1 nderl church .at Sandy Grove st Sunday. Marriages: Mi WM1W II. >fe 1a an .mil Mt.d zalie Williams both* of Lamar ere joined together in holy ma imony last Sunday night at the arsonago. Rev. M. J. Porter was ie officiating rrrmisterr Mr Sid Junior Segars and Miss ossie Mae Alexander; Mr Henrj JFdrd and Miss Elise Slater ol amar were ioiried toether ir ?1y matrimony at the pf'^onajp ist Saturdy by Rev M J Portei Rev. \V. H. Huggins tells us yit serviqes at bis church T3?fi unday were of very high order fe preached a soitl stirring ser ion from Hebrew 11:10. Mr. S iivers "was among the visitors Irs. W. H. Huepins is all smile: ver the trip. I.a mar High SchooL The Lamar Junior High schoo horns under the direction o liss Lillie' Mae Greene and Mis: [elen White appeared in a reeit 1 of spirituals at John Weslej lethodist on Sunday afternoon a :30. The principal speaker foi he occasion was tlie Rev. Her ert I.. Spell of the white Meth rlist church. Lamar. The prog ran as a grand success. The program sponsored by_Mra 7nsT*a"^uccess he opefiing of the seven seal: grmons were preached by tip 5lt<v\virg: kev. R. A. Grooms, Re\ loOsevelt Davis. Rev. George I)o 'en, Kev. m. \v. Krown, Kev. \\ 'rtizi'er. Miss Annie Lou Butler, forme jacher in the Lamar schoo pent the week end in Lamar a yest of Misses Mildred and Wil elmina Cartway and Misse: iHP ? . wl >1. -i 5* jjj| V ? 911. at Sanders .High School, ('., the Carver High School, . Helen White and Lillie M Greehe. Mivs Celeste Daniels, student . Morris College. spent the weeKi end at home'with her parents Mr I and Mrs. Samuel ?Daniels. -The -Miay Day Festival of the Lamai- school will be Jield on Friijdny M'ly Ond -it 1 T Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Byrd ae> companied by Rev F. G C DuI bose. Mrs. Elizabeth Martin and Mr. J. S. Fleming' motored to Co lnmhia to visit Mr. Bennio Martin | at the Veterans Hospital Miss G race Dukes, student But I . ler High school. Hartsviltx? spent the week end at home with par. ents. Miss Adelle Gilmore of Butler High school was the week end guest of Miss Grace Dukes. Expressions of Thanks to Friends rh~ o r m rs. Maria Dukes ' Whereas, our merciful Father has seen fit to bake from us our 7 loving mother and dearest -friend | Maria Dukes, we the children wish to take this means of eje, presing our gratitude and sincere rppreciatiorr for the many acts of kindness shown to her and the family during her feeble days and death. We wish especially to th,jT}k those who were ever ready t o ; serve her and <give her coinf9f f r Ou r deeprST d'pprecTat'on go to each- and everyone'. ' The floral tributes, the expres. sions of sympathy and the ser vice rendered during her funeral . ceremony make us feel that she t was loveTThy all wh0 camp in con[ tact with ~her. W'o truly hope that Cod will Mess each and every one for evmything that helped to make her life " with usTTjTTier feeble diiya. Respectfully. * - - THE CHILDREN*. AIT. ZION-.V. M. K. CHl'RCH Rev. 8 Ohism, Pastor 1 Sellers-?Sunday school opened i- At?D am. with?Suntr D-roslnnth irr r charge. The lesson was thorough? Iv discussed throughout' the classL es. At 11 o'clock morning service began. The pastor delivered a beautiful message from Rev. 21:0-O. Among the visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Jiles Page of Latfa At., r-u.,?.i?? . ../ r\ <11111 .?ll . V mil ll-.l UUV 1.^ ui UlUll^r hurtr. Come again. At 4:J0 the Rev. W. C. McCoy, brotnrht rrs another wonderful 1 message frflm IT Kings 20:1. He f w*as accompanied Ivy Mrs. W. C. 3 MeCov. The Rev H. K". Lowery - and Mrs. Queenie Brown all of f | Timmonsville. -The A. C. E. I,eat gl.'e is dojng nicely. Everybody r seems to be taking on fresh cou-' - rtvje under the auspices of Mrs. - Queenie Crawford. i Miss Emma Brown was the din ner guest of Mr*;. Rosabelle Art[ dersop gnmt.-j- g nl . ~ les Davis of. 'Orangeburg was the * week end guest of Miss Dolores L Summers, oru? of the teachers of > Sellers Jr. Hi school. s Mrv E.M,?Porter and daughter Miss Marguerite accompanied Mrs Maggie Porter to their bacr calaureate exorcises at Sellers 1 Jr Hi school. s On April IB the first, second - and third grades of Sellers Jr. Hi s school presented an operetta en 7\QuMu FLOUR A POPULAR PRICE** TfWT' fife Three titled The Magic Ginger ' Bread, sponsored by Misses Emily Ramsey, Eloise Janerette and Albertha Ulantzler. The fourth and fifth grades presented on April 2G an operetta erHithd the Golden Whistle, spoil sored by Mrs. Lonise Je erson and .Miss Agnes Brown. On Apr. 2B the high TchooT presented Sumii stitious Sadie, a three act plHy, sponsored by ProL I. A. Jefferson ami M,ss Dolores Summers. The Sellers Jr. High school will have its graduating exercises April 2'J at 7:.'JO jr.in. Pi of. Elliot Richardson of the Mull ins High .school will deliver the address. The graduates are Misses Wilhelmina S matte; El hi us ( ooper arid Beulah Mac- Broddy. BETH El. V M. E. < HL KM I Rev. M. R. Hudson, Pastor Pee I lee Sunday v.a<- a heaut'i ful day for church goers. S. ST aliened . y t! <- usual hour with t'.C Supt.. Mr. Caesar Prior an I t u hers at their post. ?A large mmi ehlidt en ' a I' |UeSt-Ht. At ll.d'O Local .Joe Fi ierspn ascended h'-: neti;u111 and plea hed a soul <t irrii.v siroiir (rem Sir .lohn -uhjct. If the Sy>: thorefoiv nude you free. you are free in- ' h-'-d. Njf.hi bea-ai>- at?ft --? b T? pastor Si. Paul V M. E. < huich.'Pa v. T. D. Me- ? f 1"M) preae.hed a noble sermon from Cell.' 'J J:j'J, subject Hindei ? Me-N-?H-^ Tfre~?ir\ie<~ vuis" largeIv attended.. Rev. Richardson of Bethel at . Cienrgrotowri?aceompa riied him and many more visiting: friends.' were .present at the nite servjce. Mr>. Julia Barron left April 2U *_> to spend some time in Philadelphia with her sister. Mr. Willie Wineglasp. of Cha^? ? lestcmr spent a weeR here' \yTth -relatives and friends. He reported an enjoyable stay. Counts Drug* Store PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED AS WRITTEN ~BY YOUR DOCTOR A Full Line of Toilet Articiea 1105 WASHINGTON STttEK'l _ PHONE 2-1967 ? ? David G Ellison General Insurance Honest and efficienUatterftion given to all business ~ placed with, me PHONE 5717 m mMU? U MmTiMn. 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