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Pr^-"- - ^ ^ Mr- . * ^ : M-.- PAGB BIGHT BAS AlkEN" NEWS t Sunday was a Red Letter Day in Friendship church all day. Ai the morning service the St. Cecel- _ : ia..s.uciety turned out-at our church observing its seventy-second anvisersary. The pastor jjreachecL ^ from the subject All Blood is Red At 4 p.m. the Men's Brotherhood of the Church observed their second anniversary. The Rev. Jamison of Wesley M. B. church preached an appropriate sermon. Others appearing on program Prfo. R. L.' Nixs, Prof. G. T. Doughty, Rev. Z. TownBend, Bro D. A. Jones, Cumberland A. M. E. church; Prof. Eldridge Hammonds. It was a great service. A collection of $30.00 was taken. At the eventing service the annual recognition program for the members of th?e church gt&du&t trig from thv various institutions * were observed. The program was in charge of Miss Ulma D. Walker, l?J4tJ summer graduate of TUs kegee institute. Those receiving silver token is a presentation of t: e pastor were Mr. Charles B. W alker. Miss Marcon. Johnson. JVfiss Mildred Nohlea.. Miss -Noa^ sie Belle Gyles, Mrs. Beatrice Cunningham Breeland of Schofield institute; Miss Mattie Bowman, Mather school, Beaufort arxd Miss Ulma W.i'kor Tuskegee. Among the many visitors attending service at Friendship on Sunday were Mr. James Simmons Mrs. Mattie Pavprsori Butler, of Washington, D. C.. Mr. Joseph Davis, Wagoner, S. C.; Mrs. Lillian Rice, Aiken; Miss Marie Rad den, Miss Louise Hankerson, Mrs. Bernice Ross, Williston; Mrs. Bdyber~New York City; Mrs. Butler, a visitor here in Aiken made some encouraging remarks commenting the pastor on his sermon. She mentioned that the heads of the nations should have heard his ~ semwff oh" All "Stood is Red. ? ?On?Morulflv n 1 P'Tlf. FftP \flaann. I ttry socety sponsored a Mark Nat , ional convention. A well planned ports were made. $63.40 was raised plus many reports are yet to come. The pastor js conducting a revival in Graniteville for Rev. R.W-. Winn. The choirs usher, board. ??plus' the entire church worshiped with them on Wednesday night. Mrs. Marie Winn left for Conway, as a delegate for the Miss^ lonarv snrietv ^r?= Cumberland A. M. E. Oiurch- Rev. J. P. Washington, Pastor . .Sunday was Junior ehurch?dayv " The -young people officiate on this : ?day.?The?Sunday school Was"" fairly well attended and much interest was manifested in the dis-cussion of the lesson. Due to the anniversary of two societies- the-adult atter.iar.oe was somewt*t off both rr.om.r.g and evening. The pastor delivered interesting discourses botr.. morning and evening. He selected his morning dis course from Eph. 6:1. Ir. the ev fir, ir-: tr v r , . t Ti A " nv uwin rrov. o:it>18. Theme Sia Things God Kates Much" enthusiasm i? being manifested^ in the Pastor's Birthday contest which comes off on the 30th icstv -Each person in the contest is to guess the pastor's _ _ _ age. Each "Contestant is to raiae | t/r give one penny for ea5h__year j, ???hr"TJT sKe- feels that the pastor , has lived in this world. Three ? prizes are offered. The first goes to the person who guesses the cor rect age; the second goes to the ( one who comes nearest to his age i below it and the third goes to the -j r person Who comes nearest to the ^ age above it. This promise!? to ? Iff ^ ' I Mummy ...I,. I t June 30th. ^ ' The Official board meeting Mon day night was largely attended * fc and was very interesting as many % things were brought out which 1 were deemed helpful to the church The pastor is preaching the gos- " pet c/f love peace and harmony n and all these have been in evi- *' r dence since his taking charge of *1 w. the work seven months ago. All N irritations have been allayed and 1 the church attain coming back to " her prestine priory. Class number tl 2 of which sister (Rebecca Branch 0 is the leader holds the finanMt'. - cial hahner. Sister Branch usu- Z Wt~~ ally brings tilings to pass. e Hp Sister Lela Bradby, wife of Profeasor Bradby is a tireless wcrrk- * ?r with thy ynuny folk.?She lias'* EBAI he junior choir well orspnized, uui is getting -results. You are nvited to worship with us at Cum berland. The pastor has a mes- | b -y?o, and the choir will Lhiill your- soul. with, melodious ) ;ongs. Don't forget to read the b Leader. -h Wesley Methodist Church ^ Rev. E. N. Jamison, Pastor 0 Sunday school opened at the ^ isual holir wth teachers at their j post. 11:00 A.M. "Rev. Jamison s lelivered a wonderful sermon j; from II Timothy 2:15. At 6:00 1 p.m. the-Ladies Aid met at the c home of Mrs. E. J. Curry. ! 7:30 the P. C. A. Lodge turned out and rendered a very interesting program. Rev. M. G. Mosley rJptivprerl r soul stir*-ini? sermon. Many was present to witness the ^ Mi<v? Rdyth Curvry;amd Mr. Eli iah Curry l^ft Saturday for Phil- j 1 ((L-lphia where they will spend o the summer. . ? j K Miss Hannah Cave left last Mon d la for State college where she c will attend summer school. , p The public s invited to attend t iuu . revival meeting which begins _? next Sunday night ami continue 1 th:ough July 6th. i J 1 Craniteville News I b Bethlehem Baptist Church t Hev. R. W. Winn, Pastor " t Every Sabbath (lay seems t o j make us realize that it is a day \ if happiness and joy. Our Sun- c day school was called to order at t 10:30 in-.m. with the Supt. and t teachers at their post of duty. Dea on Fells was missed very . much for he is one that had a perfect attendance and always ready with * his S. S. lesson, and finance. We I are hoping he will soon be able to J be with us again. Ttmight be- I gins_.Qur .^preaching service. A 1 very warm prayer meeting was A forward tu a successful revival' "* week with Rev. M. M. Peace?J Aiken, preaching. ? Rev. Peace 1 preaches the gospel thot stirs the hearts of n\en and women. We ( feel glad of Rev. R. W. Winn, our ' pastor for fcavirig secured such an 1 able minister as this man. The ^Mission. will' meet Wednes- ' day 7 o'clock p.m. at th 1 home af ' Mrs. Sara Ann- Iston fnstead of the usual hour on Sunday as Sun- 8 day is Quarter-Pay. J The Pull) it Aid Clnh uiil' man* at the home of Mrs. Eunice Mene weathers Tuesday 6:30 p.m. Allmembers aVe asked to be present. ? T; Williams of' Wash^ J ineton, D. C., was a visitor i n ^ town, on -Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Ruth Mcrrris have left t( ttend summer school at Allendale. - ' \iken_ Ministerial -Alliance Meets j The Minister,. Alliance "of Aike" v ?? t county met Tuesday evening, June ^ 10. in tKe Sunday school room of Fiiendship Baptist church. The ( meeting opened at 8.o'clock with president Rev. M. G. Mogeley presiding. The regular devotional services | were conducted by* Ttev. S. J. Justice who led in singing the opening song. "I heard the Voice of say." The scripture lesson. I John was read by thy.. J -bsrrTfrrrrrr prayer was offered bv Rev. Edward Simrnona^-lThe?n?r? iohg was "Lift H.rn Up." Thes?' devotional periods add much V he spiritual side of our meeting- , Tr.e meeting at this time wa.-.laced in charge of the president { jfii for the dispatch of business The president gave ut thic til.:, "he meeting having beer, declare*: orne very practtical remarks which ^ni^xU^LJ n I II hwsw+JPTW til f it ? r L? - Y 't he secretary, Rev. K. W. '.v'inn, v as called upon to read the pro- V rain of the evening whic^ wr>- e one for our i nformation. ? The Sunday school lesson was ? iken up at this time and the per j t< ia sent teacher, Rev. L. E. Ginn ^ fi its asked to take charge of tea- | hing of Sunday school lesson. J *] lev, Ginn taught the lesson in ha w sual raanner and there waa much J al ^formation to be obtained from ^ 01 ne varimia diacuaaions coming 01 ut of the Sunday school leason. | Rev. M. M. Peace wag asked to in ive some remarks along what- 1 sc ver lineR he may choose. Rev. b? 'MM* *?ve-tn i retrti of "his three m reeks preaching tour. This was fr Treat message, T?ev. Ptace it ar "HE I L_ Service vei \ COLUMBUS, OHIO VISlTOK After a ten day visit with his rother and sister-in-law, Rev. and us li'H. - T. H. Addtgon on law*! "3* ir Andrew Jackson of Cohim-~~?* us, Ohio, returned to his honu **t Tuesday delighted with "his ^ Mr. Jackson'g son, Calvin, was tay in the southland. ~ ~ ne of the 1941 graduates of Allen University. While here, Mr, Jackson visited everal points of interest, includng Harbison College, State Colege, \ClafhH University, Morri- ^ College. Lake Murray, and the Sauda Dam. ? LIBERTY HILL a7 M E. ^ fr CHURCH "~J E] Rev. W. M.Thompson, ra,?.t?r ! Suufljly wflfi an unusually ous\ "f av for the pastor and nien.oers j ?1 our church. Sunday school was V1: onducted by the Supt. at the ey isual hour, The banner went to lass No. 2 taught by Mr. Elijah to rlcBride which led with $2.10. To- nu al collection, $6.20. After a brief j al nayer meeting a very interesting T-i irncrrflm u uo von/laro<l K*? * ' ,.MO ivnuvicu uv viir men i n honorof ' "Father, * it bein? | father's Day. Prof. W. Mitchell kagin was master of ceremonies ind Prof. E. Freeman Jenkins re lit iided at the organ. The choir was 1 omposed of men only. The men ;at on the -left side of the right- I ,'t land aisle, while the ladieH oe- | ' .upied the center *.r ' left side >f the chirch. It was jemonstrut J M ?d Sunday what men can !o with j nit the assistance of women. I Lh The program in honor of "Fathit" oti Father's Day, was sug- ca fested by Prof. E. Freeman Jenkins, who, along with Prof. W. m Vlitchell Ragin, arranged the pro M flam. First hymn, 188 c. in., "Fa- R'1 ,ther, I stretch my-hands to Thee,*' til Ht^-was^tirred^by the pastor; pray- M tr by Bro Fied Olivet; singing b\ de he male ilmil ;?STJTo; Mi\ Mose? "51 ^liver; remarks by master of Cefe?" nonies; remarks by Prol. Jenkins cr subject, "Fathers' duty to thei ?'? hildren," The address was short ait lull of thought and wholesome i*1 idvice bringing applause from the Ju tudtence. The last number on the Pa irogram was a sermonette by the ni >astor. He used as a subject, "Wh\ ce A'e should honor Fathers.'' The hort sermon was full of though; va mil delIvered.with power. In tfie afternoon the pastor.. (Is UMiiberJof his members worshiped S. hoir and quite a representative vith Rev. L. R. King at St. Mark riit-pitstor- used as^a- subject, ~The lead church resurrected." The pas or, Rav. King, in stToTig-terms, K< xpressed appreciation to our pasor and people for the masterly sermon and financial aid given be The stewardesses-showed thefir'un- go imited hospitality as they march da ;d Ug to the parsonage ajj into JVi he dining room and sat us down pr o a table full of good and deicious things to eat. Rev. King s ui the hearts of his people. The presiding elders, S. Nance H Fiibberbrand and Parker met a' Ai Liberty Hill Monday in a buaines.-^ .ouruTr to ' T Mrs. Henrietta Ragin hag re- ?fj urned from the hosnital Wp hnn<> ~ ? * * - "T" [or_ her a. speedy recovery. ^ loing a great'work. as A charge to keep I Have, was H sung led by our President .Rev. M Vloseley. After vvTiich he thank- so rd Rev. M. M. Peace fc/r bringing hi :o us these very helpful and en- Ri ouraging remarks. ar The president brought to the *? ittention of the members presteYit ar hnt inn woii inilUill IU Bo IB I"*1* T) jroup to worship at the Bethle- _L! tern Baptist church of Granite- ,n ille S. C. of which Rev. R. W. te Vinn is pastor on next Tuesday vening, June 17. Rev. R. W. Winn at this time poke for the good of Che Miniserial alliance. Many Ttry help- m ul suggestions were made by the speaker. Rev. Wm. Harrison poke at this time endorsing what on an Huggeflten in - Kev. Winn'g a ^ Latements and urging as to go to n record favoring this change in B jr general program. The business of the evening hay g been completed the closing nf >ng whr sung after which the mediction was pronounced The vhi eeting closed to meet .two weeks mf om tonight at the regular time m? id place. .. Or 'ALMETTO LEAD? Detachment I "sits State Pa ST. MATTHEWS NEWS Sunday school was held at the jual hour at Bethel with th.* s ipt. aTV<t~teacheis ~at their po.sLj 1 duty. - c At 11:30 Rev. .John Thomas of i Hanta, <ia., delivered a wonder- ~ il sermon from the subject, c VatchTiig Jesus." Among' the vis- 1 >rs, were Mrs. John Thomas cf ? tlanta, Ga., who is here visiting I r. and Mrs. Rogers Williams; t rs. Maude Gladden Miller and ir husband, Mr. Miller of N. Y., I rs. Evelyn Kitt Hemingway and s ildren of Conway, and Heulah ifech, of Columbia. ? 1 Mrs. Evelyn W ha ley is bona i om Charleston after sjrt'r.Uine 5 me time with her sistc.* Mrs. > lla Pplr.pr nnrt?witnpssincr thp fi udiiation of her niece. Mis.-. Cnth Ine Pelzer - - - - 1 Mr."'"and Mrs.- Rivers and Miss s itherine Pelzer of Charleston c siting Mr. and Mrs. J. L. VVhal- 1 Mrs. Ossa Belle Paris is buck t resume her work as home eco- J unics instructor. She is askini d I new home makers to see her J her home Wednesday. July -2, it4- 1 00 p. m. including the class tha' aduated in May. ( The Hom?* Economies Depart ' cut will be opened all day Wed 1 sday and on Thursday and Fri v afteinoon to adults, out o ' hool youth, and all home econoni ? students. The Twilight Club met ah th ' une of Miss Hennie Owens' Tues i.v night, June 17. Many game:" are played and at the close of e evening Miss Owens serve l guests vinilla ice cream an. ke. A large group of young ladies et at the home of Miss H. Owens ' onday night, June 16 and orinized a church ^ub. T1 - of I ers are qs TollnWx: pree.ietH iss Hennie Owens; vice presi lit, Miss Lettie Ford; secretary 1 iss Annie Mae Spigner; assist .'oretarv, Alias R,uth Zeigler; itic. Miss Myrtle Thompson, an. porter, Miss Fannie B. Ginyard The club is beginning to work j amediatelj/. On Monday niglit me 2d, there will be a piccalT \ irty at Miss Hennie Owens. Ad ission, 15 cents, single ofr 2r nts a_couple,^ .... ? We are thanking you i n aclince for. your presence ... L Mfes "Marjorie Dandy left Mon J ly for hei home in Greenwood C. r. ANDREWS A. M. E. CHL'K( ev. Chappelle McClary, Pastoi 1 Anndrews, ,S. C.?Sunday w as a ' autiful day and found all church iers at their posts of duty. Suny school began at the usual hou! th the-Suptv.-Hr0f-.--J7 E. Smith esiding. At 11:15 a. m. the pastor de s r-ered a forceful message. Hj: xt was taken frOm Luke 15:11-24 e used for a subject, "Lov mong the Ruins." At 8:00 p. m. the pastor brought us another wonderful message he subject of his theme was Tongues like Fire." All thp-_atudent?e-ar<*?htmnp from e various schools and haDD' _ iuy-~BTe to be back too. They are i follows: Misses Margarette and attie Wheeler, Annie B. Greene, essrs, Joe and Thaddeus Thomp in> Allen University; Miss Gra im, Claflin College; Mr. Edward hue, Mcrris College; Miss Junc< id Mr. James Graham, George wn; Misses Mury Francis-fireenc id Arnothia Smith, Palmer .My wtlal HIHlLFbte, Medalia, N. C ley expressed themselves as hav? g had a very successful school rm. Mrs. Mable Leak and daughter, ' iss Annette Leak, Hamlet, N. C 1 sited their husband and father, I r. Will Leak last week. _ Mr. Joe Jordon, a very faithful 1 ember of St. Andrews church, i parted this life May 26. lie wa-e leader of class No. 5. Every- < t who knew him has said, "Truly i great man has fallen." He leaver mourn his loss, a dear wife, I brottrer'and a host of relatives 1 4 trie*d*. Mrrr. Hprrtntt is the house fjuest 1 her eousin, Mrs. E. B. Greene ' Mesdames L. B. -Smith jyr?d May rTynd?Te are attending the sum- ? r school at State College, 1 r school st S C. Stste College, I angeburg, 8. C. - 'irates, Fort J< rk SATU CHESTER PARAGRAPHS 1)7. J. S. Allen will be home in i few days from Nashville, Tenn. there he has beeir taking a speeml ourse Tor doctors at Meharry Me?T^ cal College. Mrs. Fannie Griffin attended commencement at Knoxville Co!ege, Knoxville, Tenn. She witness'd the graduation of her niece, Hiss Mabel Hill. They returned o Chester together. Mrs. S. M. G. Byrd and Mrs *Jancy Honor continue improving lowly. Mrs..*SlWian Ellison Walker is he-delegate from Calvary Baptist church, to the Woman's Baptist State Convention in Conway this veek. Rev. and Mrs. M. T. C'oker ire also attending. The public lihrarv opened ddree? lay afternoon at Finley high chool. Miss Maggie Honor *is in harge. The hours are from 4 to ' :30. Prof.^O. Spaulding and wife >assed through town Wednesday, ilrs. Spaulding. librarian at Bene lift College, Columbia, motored to. I. C. Smith University, Charlotte o-witne???the- grathnHrtm of her ntsband. Mir. Douglass Ayers and littl laughter, Roberta, attended c? ,nnencenient at J. C. Smith University. His (oldest daughter, Miss Sarah-dttildretb (Ayers, was one or :he graduates. The Christian Burial Aid Scciity >f Calvary Baptist church had ai mjoyable program Sunday aite> loon at-Hte'church. Mr. John Mebvtfe is president. Prof. S. Louijj Finley attended :ommencement at J. C. Smith '.'ni zersity. See masters Edward Xroslv am' Willie James Stevenson f-.r ymn paper each week. LEXINGTON CIRCUIT NEWS Rev- I, O. Simmons, Pasfur ~ Thr-&tmday sehoul is si ill hold ii>K its. rightful?place un?the '1 ii 1 (Mitt?Subject*?"Piogrcpy~rrl Worlds' Mission." The pastor presented Rev. W M. Ling of Allen University to preach the noon day sermon which was very good. The pastor delivered .the evening message. Thi: being Father's Day the pastor brought out many facts about Fa Eberr '> Mrs. Ribecca Black, a life long jitisum of-iafxington, passed to great, beyond on Sunday a. in after only a few minutes illn*-sff. This was quite a shoik to all The funeral was held at Bethel A.?M?-E.?vhurch of -whic-h -?h? was a member, n.i Tuesday after noon^?Rev. ^Simmons, her pastor, officiated. The ministers present were. Revs. J. S. Donley, F C Laws, and Rev. J. M. Williams. Vf;? o _. -r . iTuss o. i.aw returned to hor home in Columbus, Ohio aftei spendinng a part_of- tbe-spring TPVtT visiting relative; and friends,. Miss A. Benneman is now rending in Columbia, a!s< M. annd Mrs. Joseph Wise, J-r^ ? Mrs. Maggie S; nmcris of West Columbia, worshiped "with us Sun lay at Bethel. Rev. Moore preached for us Sunday P. m. at Snvirm?? no -i -- -r- ft ??U l-Mim"' The missionaries of Bethel are having a rally ot< Monday. *'' are invited. ^ . B?Pwise by reading the Leaderweekly. CKNTKR RALV1N NKWS Sunday school opened at its usual hour with the Supt. at her post of duty. We had a beautiful lesson. The fiiihitTt " "n " " |r" Missions." ?Tlwre wa^c i btrThTTay dmix-i given at the home of Mrs. Carrie Phelps in honor of her grand daughter, little Miss Freddie Leo Choice. They hatf a very lovely time. Rev. and Mi . F. Fivan s of Ureenville were the Sunday guests :>f Mr. and Mrs. Stober Choice. Mr.- and Mrs. George Johnson, if Winston-Salem, N. C. is visiting relatives in this community. Mrs. T.5*r5b Moo a..115.?- ? ouinv?ri WHR the Sunday guest of Mrs. Annie Ruth Shaw. A_large numb<E>r-_aL.tliiK chw+?-U worshiped at New HrmrpwH""Suft-*" lay afternoon. The. 0" W. . Chib Wishes to announce that there will be service at Center Rabiirn Sunday Tight. ? ? Miss Lois ir.d Elsie Shaw were '> ickson T-_ | RDAV J UJ the afternoon quests of Beauty Show Sunda". Mr. John Luther Choice was the Sunday gucat of his -.wither Mrs.. Yhua_ JSanuiixs ? CAMERON NEWS- ? ..." - u- ? - Continued from Page 1 w^ were glad to have Miss Haz : Brown of St. Matthew's and M >. Rebecca Glover of Brooklyn, N.. * At 8 o'clock prayer service was conducted. This was enjoyed bv all. The Pulpit Aid Soci?ty sponsored a silver tea at the home of Mrs. E. Johnson. Is \v;'s very successful. __j Come to ""St. Peter. You are al j waysr welcomed io an ui our ser vices. ?(it'iifva?Jenkins,?report**;" A BLESSING TO THE RACE SAFETY FIRST FOUR PURPOSE HAIR OIL Scalp Food. Gloss, Pressing Oil and Hot Oil Treatment AH ill One THE HAIR OIL FOR MR. & MRS. BRONZE AMERICA The Hail Oil of Today, the greatest improvement in 45 years Both ~Men and Women use it. Light the new puff curl ?TJeav^enough to give you that wellgroomed look. PRICE 50c per jar C. O. D. '* Write Today ? safety first product BOX 534 GARY. INI). The Palmetto Leader' 'Miss Hronz*1 Amei'icp AND POP CON Allen Universi Monday Nig ? A4?8:30 This contest is to i BlA" to compete in test on June 30. T|_ wide Contest will g<. 'with All Expenses 1 the Grand Prize of MERICA" and $300. rpi r ^ i 'a .i lie ropuiai'ixy \a or Club selling- the Tickets. The winnc Contest will receive --^Cup. ???:c VOTF FOR YOTTR 1 CUTB. ? :o Admission: 1 -DRIVE HHj I (Formerly Henry Ah Near Harbn RARE D ? WILL BP: S A T U R I) A ^ LARGE I'ICN DANCI For use of grounds o Prof. J. M. Jones cfOboo:o<x>j?Aoo^a0i^oooao<>o<w. X T T? IT \7 ? O g |j Ti Ti V I ^ FUNERAL HOMI 5 Undertaking: And Embalm | . ?SLOGAN? 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