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!Saturdayx June 14, 1941. PASTORS BROOKLYN A. M. E. ^ ^ION CHURCH IN CHESTER [ . Jm ^ SjF ii': -:-m|B Bp Ik ^5 I Brooklyn A. M. E. Zion church of Chester, S. C., came to us from _ , ^the Michigan conference at a time Air church was in great need of a leader und since he was ap pointed the church has taken on new life end is looking forward to great things under his excellent leadership. "We have just closed a very successful rally. By (Miss) Henrietta -McKeown MT. OLIVE A. M. t. CHURCH Rev. H. C. Andrews, Pastor P Myrtle Beach, S. C.~ Sunday was a lovely sumer day and services were largely attended* thru out the day. Sunday school open ed- at the usual time with Supt., Mrs. Jeff Bellam and teachers at 11:30 A.M. the pastor ascended the rostrum and preached a soul reviving sermon. 5:30 P.M. Children's Day exercises began. The program was enjoyed and those taking a part portrayed their ability well. Praise icT.... t..<t ? ? n?, vfr?i iu mia. ucn uciminy uuu xuiaa xuiK ^?b?as McKing for their - untiring P ^P&ith in arranging the program. 8:30 The pastor presented Rev. L. J. Stateu of Wysacky, S. C, to terl'ully from Exodus 3:3. JUte spirit truly ran high. Rev. Staten is pastor of New Zion station. We are hoping [Rev. Staten will come again. Mrs. Amy McDowell of Con^cord, N. C., and Mr. James McP ^Bnffie 0/ Spartanburg are here lor the sumer to the delight of their many friends, also Prof. Charles Brown of'Georgetown. Mrs. Queen Varrrer joined her husband Prof. Cecil Varner here last week. They will spend the summer. Mrs. David Williams left Monday for Sumter where she will at tend summer school. Jane Esther Sanders celebrated her seventh birthday Tuesday afteroon with a host of her little ^ ^^-iends. Games were enjoyed ?^^roughout the afternoon. - The ^dining room was artistically decrepast consisted o f sandwiches, lemonade, cake and nuts. Favors of rose shape cups filled with nuts antUeandies were given each guest Jane Esther is the charming lit tie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Sanders. w SANDERS CREEK || ^U'TIST CHURCH Rev. U. M. C. Brevard, Pastor i Camden, S. C.?One ofJthe most interesting programs was held at Sanders Creek Baptist church on Sunday, June 1, 1941 by one of Sanders Creek members in peison of Miss Daisy B. Belton. Mr. R. H. Haile, Jr., Camden, was the guesi speaker ror the occasion. After the main part of the pro . grain was ouer-the membarg and friends of Sander* Creek church ^ ^^presented the Forty-eight States ^ Iht. Thirtntm fU-igir.nl n/iln..in?. Mrs.^f irgaret Belton raised the higtgrst amount of mon^y. She was crowned Mrs. America. Miss Ruth Whitaker of Camden crowned Mrs. America. Total amount raised in the rally was $100.50. We wish to thank each and every one of our vijiting friends for their, fine cooperation in helping u8 to mak<> this program a suc^essC?" p ^^Misses Daisy and Edna Belton left for summer school at Benedict college, Columbia. Tf you want first elas? service visit the Lu Bell's Shop. Mesdam(>n Janie E. Henderson^ Blanche ?R. Belton and Enoree Canty, 903 Broad St., Camden. Mrs. Mattie B. Marshall is in ^ ^ ashington, D. C., spending a feu ^ ^weeks with her husband. We hope' for her a happy vacation. .. : LIBERTY HILL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. W. M. Thompson, Pastor v Sunday school was conducted at c the usui i hour by the assistant J SuptrMr. E. L. MOBlide. Mr. K. C. 7 Oliver, the Supt., being somewhat 5 indisposed^ ^ ^ The lesson was beautifully t taught by the teachers. The banner still remains on the Bible class. , This class leading with $2.03. Total ^ collection, $7.03. . After a brief prayer meeting, the pastor selected his text from r Proverbs 22:6, "Train up a child in the way he should go, etc." The duty of parents to their children was beautifully portrayed. Alter the sermon 30 children were' or ptizied.' The Children s' Day' program was conducted by Mesdames CarRosa Blackwell which was very good at both afternoon and evening sessions. We are still moving upward financially, numerically and spiritually. We have added 70 members to our church roll. Rev. and Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Edith Lawson__ motored to Lancaster last Tuesday. Rev. and Mrs. Thompson were the guests , of Rev, orwl Mrs, A R, Kitiff. Roth Rev. annd Mrs. King are teachers. 1 Mrs. Edith Lawson was the guest ^ of Miss Lillian Thompsonn. They { report an enjoyable trip. Quite a number of teachers are 1 attending summer school. Me.- ' dames Mary L. Thompson. M. L Anderson, Amy' Ragin, Carrie Martin and Robena Oliver are at- 1 tending Morris College summer i son Rosa Blackwell left Monday i for State College summer school, i Next (Sunday is Fathers Day. A special program will be rendered 1 by the men who will take initiative 1 in the services. Profs. F. E. Jenk- ] ins and W. M. Ragin will have charge of the program. Come one, come all and see what men can \ do without the assistance of women. I BETHEL M. E.THURCH + Kev. b J. Hulchinson. Pastor T - __ |.J St. George?The Sunday school was celled tQ order by the Supt. ' a ?.. ? -rv very unikeresiiiig lesson W8? taught by the teachers. I The morning services were soul stirring. Prayer wag made by Rev. A. MeFadden, which' was?Jvery touching and burning to the soul. The_scripture lesson wag read from St. Matt. 5. The text was taken from the above named book, 15:16. Our hearts burned within us as the messenger expounded the word of God. The schools throughout the state | nave ciosea and tne various stu- ', dents are home for their vacation, namely: Miss Cherry Dell Brown of State A. M. College; Miss Ruth -Toome4v-Claflin College; Miss Alma Murry, Wilkerson High; Mr. i' C^car?Christie^ Wilkersfen High-,? and Mr. Leon Shuller, State A. and M. College. We are glad to Welcome the students horne?Mr. J. A. Harris, state and dis-.. J trict Supt. of Sunday schools, Will 11 address the Sunday schooT here(1 Sunday morning at the regular i hour for Sunday school. ? Mr. William Frazier and Leroy Cohen of Fort Bragg visited their j parents Sunday. They said that i they liked the camp life very much. , They left Sunday wght. 1 JOHNSTON NEWS Bethel C. M. E. Church , _ i Rev. W. E, Wilson, Pastor On last Sunnday a. m. the pastor i preached a very inspiring sermon. His subject was "The Ordain Memorial." After the wonderful sermon the Lord's supper was administered. Several visitor*- . were^. present. After a splendid sabbath school Mary intaaeating ( 'hildaan', Pniji program wag rendered. Much credit is due to Mrs. M. E. McPherson, Mrs. Rosa Jay and Mis?,Hattic Miles for sponsoring the program. Night service began at 7:45. The pastor preached from the subject "A guest at the door." He brought us a wonderful message which was oninveH Ku nil Don't forget jxrtalyer meeting ^ every Thursday night. Mrs. S. V. Rubens visited Mrs 1 D. M. Hubert. They also attended v Benedict's commencement exer- i cises and had the pleasure of hear- 1 ing Mlra. Mary Ctyireh Terrell ( apeak. Mrs. Rubens and MrB. Hubert also attended the commencement exerciseg at Morris College. They had a very pleasant stay both in Columbia and Sumter. Misa Dorbthy Petertysrk is visit- |i ing relatives in Washington D. C. t 5 AIKEN NEWS ?}re Si Second Baptist Church sc We have just closed a very sucessful revival meeting, with Rev. ctJ . H., Sanders of 114-12th Street, lugusta, Ga. preaching. Rev. "7>i landers during the five nights ifnn ?\i 1 ihu ?au rt/\l tliui uti rru/1 ' VU Vll~ gVOpVT vilnv DVll t T7TJ he hearts of me'iT and^women and lix ~ persons were udde to the d< V. Turner, our assistant pastor or having secured such an able a] ninister as this man. ? On Sunday morning T^T aan. the lev. Turner performed the Bap- gj ism, with a very appreciative f< :rowd present to witness the cere nony. At 11 o'clock he preached M the charging sermon to the can- j< lidates. He delivered a strong T nessage which was enjoyed by all P i?e-Bll^were^orry-that Eev. Jr W. h Miles was unable to attend the neeting. Sunday night we cele- v >rated the Lord's Supper. At this \ time Rev. Turner preached anoth- e ?r soul stirring _asrmon, . MJahy 1 visitors attended both morning and jvening services, afnong them *were Rev. and Mrs. B. H. Butler, * Mrs. Fannie Peeples and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Elias Barnes, ~ Dea. and Mrs. R. G. Golden of Cole j man Ridge Baptist church. Dea. 0 Dordh from Mt. Harris Baptist t :hurch and Mrs. Wallace Watson e and many others 'whose names we j, failed to get. We are sorry to j Icnm of the accident of Mrs. Ella t Miles, wife of our Pastor, Rev. J. j W. Miles who had ia fall on Saturday evening and dislocated her c right shoulder, which has caused ^ much pain and unrest to 'her.?We- -q are hoping that she will soo^i re- v :over and be able to be out again. t Mrs. Henrietta Mathis also had j the misfortune of a fall last week. j. Mrs. Mathis is quite an elderly p lady and is suffering great pain q from the fall. We hope she also v will soon be improved. Our sympa- v tny goes out for both of these devout members of ours and their ^ families. The Children's Day exercises ^ were held Stinday 4 o'clock. A h very interesting program-was ren Jered. It vyas very pleasing to p see the little folks play well their g part. Miss Addie Holmes left .for New York on the 4th of June. She will ? spend her summer months there. ^ We have many of our young folks p away in the North for the sum- f mer. d v Friendship Church S. S. was largely attended at t r riendship Sunday. The Women's o :lass taught by Dea. E. Winn con- v tinues to win the adult banner o Somebody had fetter wake up. v At the 11 o'dlock hour the Rev. Z. Townsend took charge and v preached a splendid sermon. At ? S- o'clock a very excellent Child- a ren's Day program was carried c r>ut. Mrs. Ethel Conkle directress a assisted by Mrs. M. M. Peace, I Mrs. A. Graham and Mrs. F. B. d Hickson. At the 8 o'clock service t the pastor was back at his-post P and preached from the subject ReEvangelizing Evangelism. There ivere three' accessions to the :hureh Sunday. Many visitors a were in attendance. The Ministers Wives Alliance met at the home of Mrs. Carry Cherry 925. Fairfield St. on Friday ? afternoon at 4 o'clock. The meet tug was dpened by the Chaplain, Mrs. M. Tilman after devotions ^ me presiueni iook tne meeting in ^ charge. She discussed the sub- ^ ject Gaining Other Ministers ^ Wives to Join the Alliance. It c would be of much interest to them and in helping them to underitand their duty toward helping ^ the ministers to put over their irogram. There are many minis :ers wives who drr not understand^ * -heir duty toward helping their h lusband. So we decided to have r' i program at the next meeting ' ind invite all young ministers and ** ;heir wives to come and join us. ^ PHe ne*t meeting will be at the jresident's home, Mrs. Mamie Hoi w and, 111? Richland Ave, Jur?e 27, ^ it 4 o'clock. Members .present ^ Wrs. Mamie Holland, M. M. Peace 31 Sssie A. Martin, Ellie Myles, M, a rilman. Elnora Mosley and Mrs. !}ary Cherry. We had a very w uicrmn. vciKi De wiu?you " vn sung: and the meeting: closed. ^ Vfter which we were served by w Krs. Helen Cherry and MYs. C. C. a< Cherry' which was enjoyed by all. I (iranitevtlle New* V Bethlehem Baptist Church ST Rev. R. W; Winn, Pastor di Sunday school opened at the uslal hour with an unusual rood at le endance. We were all glad to e< iitrt 11-" ~ ^: THE PALMETTO tEAPKK ad from our new Bibles, the inday school is accomplishing ime of their many good aims. 11:30 A.M. prayer services were w'a8 nducted in general after which tCra ,e pastor preached a forcful ser- ann' on from Psalm 16:8 I have set Was ie Lord always before me. ^on Sick: Mrs. Emmie -Pahnorer Deacon Fell8 met with an acci- in* jnt which caused a sprain ankle an<* rd severe pains. We are all ??aping that it won't prove serious rid that he will soon be able to * Dur et around again soon. ( Mrs. Lorfa B. Bland, and Mag- tCm , goei ie Jones left for Flushing, N. Y. at the summer. The mission met at the home of [rs. J. E. Palmore. Quite an en- mel ayable meeting wa8 held. Mrs. ?* 'almore being in bed " sick, HevT The 'almore and Mrs. Drake acted as me] ostess. " ? ??m ji Night service prayer meeting Sta /as led by Deacon Walker. Lie. . 1 Wash Posey brought to us the ev- tea ning message.Text Psalms 23:1: 4, ?he Lord ig my shepard. ? pic Fol Cumberland A. M. E. Church VVh ley. J. P. Washington, Pastor Ch< w n We are thankful that we are in T . Jyjposition to say "The church is mov ng on." Last week was a busy qjv ne for the pastor. Tuesday nite ^ he Stewardess Board No, 1, head d by sister pebecca Branch had ts. regular meeting and well attended. Wednesday afternoon j he funeral of Mrs. Gracie (Pol- <jaL ard) Bernie,- of Brooklyn, New |pe fork was had in Cumberland biri hurch. This prevented the pas- ter or from attending the annual 29 ,'rustees meeting at Allen uni- spa ersity, but Thursday morning on gat ime he with his son T. J., Mrs. ). E. McGhee, Mrs. Angeline Jen P'n ins, Mrs. Jilary Massey, Mrs. ? 'ranees Connor,-and Miss Bertha 'aylor motored to Columbia to ?'r fitness fhe closing of Allen dnP ersity. crei Friday morning the pastor and ^as '. J. set out for Anderson to witless the closing of Street ^ iigh school, and the graduation of lis son J. P. Jr. The pastor reTorts a pleesant trip to each ttQ^ dace and his enjoyment of ttnr~g^j nTYia : I Cle Sunday being Children's Day the ' ^a hu-rch school was well attended, 1 chi uxd most of the teachers were in jr heir places and on time. The pet iastor preached an instructive Doi nd interesting sermon on parents Rai luty to their children, Hia text _ /as taken from Deuteronomy 6: TH -10. Sunday afternoon the pas- ST* or^and family were dinner guests f sister Mary Massey, a tireless J ^ /orker in Cumberland church and j ver ne who does things in her own ^ur /ay. JDrSunday evening the program ^a? /as put over by the children with &oc Irs. L. A. Bradby, Georgle Smith nd Carrie Blocker Smith in .as harge.This was indeed a thrilling | .nd unique program. Too much ^ traise cannot be given to the - Ixllies who took so much pains i n No raining the children. Don't miss retting the "Leader". Tot | 1 ordan Baptist Church I ing The house was called to order ma ,t the regular hour, June 8th In ? he Jordan Baptist church. The c^a IMlsnn sutlippt Rotrinnin.-r Wnrtil ........ e s sch Missions was interestingly dls- tau ussed. The review of the lesson fuj ^as conducted by the pastor Rev. g I. G. Mosey. gre Prayer service was conducted ^ y Dea. Andrew Johnson and Dea |<eg I. Brown. Service began at 12:0. Sermon by the pastor, text to loses 12:13, subject A Judgment Qf j tigw. Cdllectjon $14.37. Comtunion was administered. for sen Jken County Ministers Meet ers The Inter-Denominational Min- nov deriel -Alliance of Aiken eouM.y en* eld its. meeting at Sunday school A t oom of Friendship Baptist church and r Aixen, luesaay evenifltf, JBBP1 T rd at 8 o'clock. The Vice-Presl- ted ent Rev. L. E. Ginn, presided. Tue The usual devotional period app 'as conducted by Rev, B. F. Miles ent, 'ho began by singing Amazing S > ?vc iiuw sweei me ouunu. ine tne jripture was read, John 15:1-6 anc fter which we were led In pray- our r by Rev. Miles. The next hymn The as led by Lie. W. Butler which seci as I'll 1G0 Where You Want Me sug ) Go. The meeting at this time ed as turned over in the charge of be 1 cting president. After a few nex rief remark* by the eating preef* T ant the Secretary Rev. R. W. hav /'inn was asked to read the pro^. Qfy ram of the evening and this he was id for>our information. sen< The teacher of the Sun. school .. V sson. Rev. Z. Townsend was ask low 1 to come forward and take ulai 1 I ? RIDGE SPRING NEWS | Hie Cfcililren s Day program sponsored by Mrs. Mary wford, Miss Sophia Crawford d Mr. W. B. Hazzard, Jr. It qufie a success. The Family test envelopes brought in $7.65. you want to hear good preachcorne to Ridge Hill on the 2nd 4th Sundays. Rev. A. C. Jones Jolumbia. S. C.. the pastor, is 1 to beat. rs. R. E. Hightower left for ham, N. C. where-she will at- Wi 1 a tuberculosis conference. She | s as a South Carolina, reprc- 1 Lative lr. A. C. Hightower left for I ti9 Jr. College to teach sum- m school. Ills. Sallie Watson and Miss I imasena Hammond left for sum- 1 i- school at Benedict College. f sir Jfessye HamnTOTjd left fur- I te A. and M. College. *he Sunday school class No. 5, dj| cher and their guest class, No. H had an enjoyable time at tho nic Saturday. Jm low tthe gang, iere to? 7 ~ HB offeuecs Inn ^ ie 18, 1844 ? H mission 25c ren by tthe Y. P. P. Club "of jS Ige Hill. 0 W, Jj BIRTHDAY kittle Iressa Peterson, the only |f lghter of Mr. and Mrs.' K. F. texsor^, celebrated1 her fifth [ thday, Thursday, June 5th. Af- ;Jr several interesting games the :;jg guests were ushered into the [pj cious dining room where they Hf hered around the beautiful table orated in a~~color scheme of W k and green. The cake contained m anndlea which were blown out er the group sang Viappy M thday.' The repast consisted |:|j sandwiches, cool ade, cake, ice 11 am, mints, pop-corn in novelty || kets. Balloons of various co- fl s were giVen as scViveniors, W\ )se present were, William D V 1 Haskle Brooks, Cleo Merritt. H a Conley, Doretha Mitchell, n iamii Fla.) ~Glaressa --Eh?High? ver, Carol andVelma Gamillion, __ _ _ , . ' ww bara Broadnax, E. GamiHionr o, Ora Bell, Thelma and Ella ? e Robinson, Francis Artemus, ?? arles Pope, James Hammond, gg Rufus, Nathaniel and Willie _ erson, Kedron Greene, La Bron ^ man, iJavTd~Glbver and Robert Jj IRD QL'AlRTERLY CONF.? ~ STEPHEN A.M.E. CHL'RCH JK JWFgetown, S. C ?We had two" y inspiring sermons on Sunday sal ie 8th by our Presiding Elder^ ^ei T. J. Miles of Columbia. The Su .tor, Rev. L. D. Gamble and the Su d members are going forward wil h a wonderful work. Reports ing follows: be? Stewards, $500.43; Trustees vei 100.57. Sxmday school $25.00; nro noo D /vn XT 1 f O A/\ . \I l womcoa a u nu. a ,w, _ .2, $2.75; No. 3, $2.25. Ushers T1* ird $10.00; Ntissionary $40.00. COi -al $1,784.00. pri Ve ask the prayers of the pray ?ai -people that this good work ?? y continue. an' ~ thi rge of teaching the Sunday ^ ool lesson. iRev. Townsend j,. ght the lesson in a very help- hit and practical manner and conuently all present went away wo atly benefited. " co, 'he time 'having come for our fin ular preaching services, the tee N. Hatcher was called upon ter take his place for the purpose Wt bringing to us the message of hei hour. Rev. Hatcher selected sh< his text John 9:4 and in his col mon he urged tipon "his listen- I the necessity of our working Do r before the ryght cometh. We S. ayed?the?message?v^ry?much. -att ipiritual was sung at this time for was led by Lie. W. Butler. Trr-pregur in Lur|[m 1 LtSC V'lf ftllll I the program for the coming da? isday night which was read and ^r'' roved by the members pres^ i we ome very timely remarks for good of the ministerial alii- re* Pnl e were given at this time by secretary, Rev. R. W. Winn * ? ? =? hot acting: president thanked the ' reta!ry for these very timely ' ^ creations and in turn suggestV M that these important matters ^ taken up and voted upon in our . J {or t meeting. . anj he trasttreH" oT~ou~r meeting pr(. ing been completed the doxolwas sung and the benediction ]i i pronounced by Rev. 7L Town 1. 7e adjourned fh meet the fol- ma ing Tuesday night at the reg- of r Urn? and place. ( [special 0 1 TO BRING GJ to Every Readei ^ The Palmetto L I WOutcl You Like This 3x5 FT. AMERICA As a reader of this paper, we art an amazing opportunity to ow large "Stars and Stripes". M durable cotton bunting, with (PWpH Cfri rtnc Qtare - .. w/kata i |p| on a rich, blue background.! flag, when opened to itsTulI ma measures FIVE feet long byTHF r OUR SPECIAL OFFER is Show your neighbors that yoi I "and proud of it"?by flying on every American holiday. flag can be youn now ? as a r I paper ?at the very special p 98c, mailed POSTPAID to j Tfattyome fa tfmvuca*i i S5X?" - "-?( R I AO tR'S COU P C t? iiim r i ru'i'i". ?a; i, ^ TH E PA LMETTO LE ipeciai Reidcr'i oSet price oi 98c posipai mzi CiAMZ w address m-m CITY ! RUSALEM SUNDAY SCHOOL U, .mU-r Deacon (i. A. Kenner, Supt. the Sup Ridge Spring,' S. C.?The Jeru- Tht^k-ss em Baptist Sunday school was revie\ved :y. largely -ainuulfcd Sunday- vv ith wa_ pt. 0. A. Kennor presiding. The to cjass nday school Union met with us jt st.tnig u v 1 ?1 uw uco?.uii . u . ri.Ainvi pi caiU" jf.tu All speakers were at their wjK,n OL it.- The union, as a whole, wa- us?with y good and carried quite a bit t}iank q ss Beutrice Kenner opened the fort, Us , icussion very beautifully. Oi ^age n ipse ~ we were not at all sur- subject, sou 10 near nei ao so wew oe- Lord ise we have discovered that she oonvmunt a borned orator. She has just q^j. ( urned home from?Schofieid N vva" fj|y<J j I. school as a graduate of - o L institution. met with Vliss -Itenrier finished JeiusalnTJ pt.0pie high school in IPdii with the brought 1 fhest average. We. therefore.. Wt.nt ,jet 1 very proud ?of her. She. also bis bean n first prize in the declamation Russel, o itest. She is realty, ma kink ? Fairfield e record as a young lady in hei - ,\t|a ns. She is making plans to.. really pu S. C. State College next fttJ-h ^?? ? hope she will he successful in Mrs. pai plans. We -feel assured that burv,~*N. ? will bo an asset to whatever l,ucjnnda lege she should enter. . Pastor Vliss Bessie Thoma.s ahd Miss were the rothv Jenner left Monnday foi Mi. and C. State College where they are tmnmer srRuol. Wt hupi DPI Bid them a very pleasant session A. M. h. dr. George and Thadeous Ken- ? _ fini 8mn ???? afternoon to - see their -girl- West ' fnds. opened a diss Beatrice Kenner spent the _S.ipt. an ek end with her cousin, Miss fer tin- < ttie E. Kermer, wh;?hirr jnsr 5^4^^ urned home from Bettis Junior gu, Va< liege having completed her col p e work. We are very happy to servjCv w re all of the students home from %vas^ 100I., _ , ~ Turn trr (" rhe N. F. A. boys ave^wnrkihg g ry faitlffully with the)*- 1 pro , -T - delivered ts. All of them are wishing , _ i ? . from Isa rain and yet, their cotton, corn. , j . ii words of 1?othor?projeei*?we hrek-mg" 1 Cliid will isperous. ______________ __ I not h AT. ZION A. M. F. ('Hl'RCH have I so Rev. C. C1 Mcllwain, Pastor ' know t Ewry sabbath day seems to ed. This ke us realize That It is A day Christian happiness and Come >ub^ Sunday school was called visitors i Pftfe Ftr? i.; ffeti 2; LORY" eader - ? ^ i ' -.1 j ; i N FLAG? 1 i offering gfl a glorious, |9 lade of fine, qn individually n fast colors j|S|.??"his beautiful? __ 5| ' jestic spread, LEE feet wide. ro you iTe true blue j& "Old Glory" |j| This great Reader of this ~ ^ ADER m*6"lerTcao"?*?? wjroox jd Hi ctati _ Sunday at 11 u cluck 'with t., Mrs. Ada Alston and ' on was well taught and by the pastor. The ban:^noved -fruni das'- Xu T" No 4. a< though we can look tn with uur natural eves, ir pastor begins feeding -the word of God. ? We od for sending us suuli Tnnr traT-pasToi came be and brought t,J n_uu-^. iken from Gens is 3d: 6. "Gift from God. ' After I * supper a large crowd d. fhildren's. Day program. . _ " . ; 'clock our A. C K league a laVge number oi-^ouug At 5 o'clock oui pasttrr :'o us another message that p into the hearts of all ;?rs. We had with us Mi. ne of the leading men of county, to assist Mrs. irson in her club. They t the program" oWi. ere very proud to have inie Tinning fjom SalisC. visiting her aunt. Airs. Cook a nd three sisters, ami Mr' T. J. Johnson dinneer guests Sunday of Mis. t.u> t ivid. . I BK.WCH iHl'RCH f . Cunningham I'a^ tor I'oluiiibia Suiiihi; -eliK.l t its usual huui v t(i the d. teachers present. A,i - ,1a* s ilisciMsii.n tht. :-'upt (the lesson. morning the ptMtor was isgah where a wonderful as held. The Lord's *upsetved with a frp" invitacery Christian o'clock Rev. Cunningham a^sQul stirring wrmon iah 5:7. These were the _.hjs text: For the Lord. _ , . .... help me: therefore shall e confounded: therefore t my face like a flint, and hat I shall not be ashamset^non made every good -rejoice. ? to Double Branch where arejalways jrekomer _4 ???? *'/ a a I ... mini IllhllM