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GREENWOOD NEWS
rSunday wa8 a grand day at
Weston Chapel AME church. The ,
Rev, and Mrs. F. L. Boney worship ^
ed with us Sunday morning and
the Rev. Boney preached a most
powerful sermon, subj. A Charge
It was young people's day and all
the young officers were in theii
? places.?At?the close of the s.ei- _
vice delegates to the Sun. school
and League convention were elect
ed also the delegates to the 'State
league and Sunday school con- _
vention. Those elected from the
League to the District convention
were Master Henry Childs and
Miss Loraine Smith. Those elyct
ed from the Sunday?school?were. Mrs.
Patsy Q. Sims ami Master
Willie Brown, hose elected t0 the
State convention from the S. S.
Evelyn Martin; from the League
Augustus Jackson anil \V.?Brown.- Alternates^
Mrs^ Bessie Hays and
Misses Ida Mae Hays and Georgi.
. . ana Ray
At 8 o'clock p.m. Rev. M. U.
Williams poached a soul stirring;
sermon from the text Matt,. 3:1,3
Ye are the salt of the earth and
if the salt has lost its savor
wherein?shall?it?he?suited The doors
of the church were opened.
Coleetion $21,711. Special?antioun
cements were that the .Men's cluh
have planned a bus trip to Atlan- ,
tie?Beach, August?3AA,?Ail?axe.
cordially invited t,, come. Visitors _
for the day were Mrs. Amanda
Cannon from New York City:
.? Rev. and Mrs. F. I. Money. Mrs.
Bertha and little daughter Ethei
Robinson from Washington. D.C..
Mfg HntiTKiii) w here' _
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs
Richard Frazier on Taggart St
At Morris Clucpel B?pt. church
a large audience attended all day
and the Rev. 11. B. Mitchell preach
ed two powerful sermons nione
ing and evening. He sgmed to !
have been blessed with the power N
'of God as he stirred against sir. !
right nd left. He amT a large '
number of the members are jpst J
back from Rock Hill where they
attended the Youths' Conference.
Antony those who wetit were Mr.
Jfts. Robinson, chorister >>f Morris
Chapel choir and little MU>_.t
Jennie Lee. Mrs. Rocksv Layroono t:
and yrand-dauyhter Miss Mstb 1 s
Fuller who took part in the sir.y- t
ing. The. pastor beir.y. absent at j
Tabernacle Baptist church Tie.
Rt. Rev. Bishop West Chapel
preftched two powerful sermons 1
there -yosterdsryr-.^?large-?turlt- (
ence attended. The Rev. E. R <
Reynolds preached tw0 fine sor- i
mons at Mt. Pisyah A. M. E. r
church. A line audience attended.
I must say that the church is do
ing nicely for through- the until- j
t ing efforts of the church fed l?v
~f Wis. LiTIa Williams add thr' Uyf T
the conscientiousness of Mr. Ervin
Moore with,the full cooperation
of the church they have raised
$100 on their debt and are
paying that amount t'wlavv -The .
cnurcn nopes . t>> nave ai tu-uis
cleared up by cmiIViviili'.
At Dunton Temple A. M. K
church. Pastor Rev. 11. Gillian j
preached tw,r 'powerful sermons ^
morning and evening. Fine ser
vices v.-err- earned rm throughout ~
the day? Leading up to the District
conference the.. M 1 - ^ i'?n a l-y '
Society, President. .Mrs Jessie _
Mat Treman and the choir Chor
inter-Mr. George -JnckTrm TtfPT 7
other clubs of the church are f
sponsoring entertainments this j
week to finish raiding their asses-?
ments. Rev. F. F. Johnson 011 f
Hackett street reports that the p.
Warrehton circuit is moving a- s
long nicely .with their work. Under
the very o'ractcs-of find?the
churches in this city are moving
on. f
Social News
Miss Winnie B. fluyCth?me and
little Miss Joneil Moorp""havg ly- H
..... turned from Atlanta, fla. where
they attended Southeastern Re- '
serve Girls' cortfcronce. Miss v
Hawthorne was registrar of coh- 1
ference. They report they had a
treiy fine timi m
Miss Rosa Bee . Devore ha*.. ro??
turned from summer school a t
_ Bcttis academy to await her school h
opening at Allendale, S. C. c
Mr. and Mrs, E. D. Perrin and %
daughter Frnncis have gone to t
Plainfield, N. J., where they will c
ttTlPTlH thn dnmntar Vf ?* a
Lee. the son of Mr. and Mrs. J
H. I -ee on Spring St. hrs been IV
ealled to duty in the army Wo f
prray that ho Will make a strong,
brave soldier. Professor W A. I
~? " -Amvwood Has- potto t# spend?n-v
few yeeks i" Florida visiting r<d- ?
atives and friends. 1
Mrs. Fenola Harris from Wa-.li- s
ington, D. V~, is spending the sum 1
mer here J visiting relatives and r
L friends. - v
E- Mias Winma Hawthorn? is ta.iv
WHITMIRE NEWS
Service was held at Cedar Grove
:hurch Sunday, Rev. A. C. Chambers,
ptrstorr Tfe ttedive-feda fine<eruiyn_?
Collection, $10.50. After ,
service the Cedar Grove choir and
quartet rendered music at Seekwell
Baptist church.
Rev. P. Wallace delivered his
TTreWell sermon Sunday night at Sims
Chapel Baptist church to a
iarce audience. Collection, $0.00.
A very unique program was held i
Sur'day'night at Sims Ciqipel. The ~
Cedar Grove quartet rendered several
selections: ;
To Philadelphia, Pa: Mrs. Inez
E; ps Thompson and her son Melvin,
have returned to their home
at 4010 Aspen St., West Philadelphia.
Pa., after visiting her pafa:
lily and friends. They left op
Jtrv?10th. Miss?Thompson?spent th'ee
weeks here, arriving June 24
Miss Mozella Kpps and Willie
{.. Kpps visited at Chester, S. C. "
Sa urday night, visiting Mrs. Sal
lit Byrd and Mips Abide Byrd. |
Rc and Mis. J. R. Blakes. They ,
lut i a wonderful time. i
Mrs. Brosia Williams and da ugh
-I. Ta-HoYIX Williams. attended the funeral
of Mrs. Alice Dawkins ,
heid at Carlisle. -S. I'. July 19th.
Mis. W illiams and daughter were
I la dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
M: fiToji Sims and' falv.ily.
Newberry. S. ('., spent the weekni
with Prof and Mrs. Robert ,
R Moore. i
Mr. and Mrs. A. ('. Caldwell and
!;. -j1 ter, Laura Ia*o, Misses Ruth ,
Ry-rd Qiii i n I'/ouplierty niotoret} j
: < Rock Hdl, S. C. July 20th. Mrs. j
\ C. Caldwell and Ruth Byrd mo- (
en d to Xe'.vbervy. S. C. Friday. ;
Rev. and Mrs. If P. Clark* Ma*
lanes Cain Prather. Mary Wil- ]
ia lis. Lasteo Robinson motored
0 Chester. P. C\ Monday. July 21.
is 11incr Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Blak- "
s. They founil Mrs. Rlakes to la ;
nich improved after being very '
1 ii'iisly ill. They also visited oth- .
r friends. Some of them were:
d Susie Byrd and "daughter.
M de Byrd. " Mr.
and Sirs. Samuel Fant \isi- 1
et Mrs. Wright atA'pu-hem- Run. i
la". also Mrs. Samuel Fant and 1
di-s Ethyleon William? motored *
o <"VlumTdn. 'ft' f\ Thursday. July A
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Misses Buelah ar.<l Ethel S.wind- 1
or attended the Sunday School
^r-vention "hrlVt a? Stephen" trrovc a
hi reh Thursday and Friday. July ;
.7 is. Spartanburc. S. C A fine c
<v venti?>n was held. ; i
Rev. II. P. Clark delivered a
'it.- senium Sunday night at 1
ce Tabernacle church. <.
Mis- F.stei; liauyctt from Edge i'.
id. S, C, spending1 sow*?time- rtrn
Mr. and .Mrs. Robert Morgan
ind family.
Mrs. Essie Byrd has returned to
iei home in Cincinnati. Ohio after
itt -tiding the funeral of bet; fathr
Keuue.-t Cm- i .. I.. >.
J reams," composed by Willie L.
,p is, over your radio station. Tito '
;ot.g i-^ a-^-ry?beautiful Wall/.'TT 4
vil! bo published bv Cine ai.d Mart
tllisic Publishing < 'unit any. i'ii)19 J
Tolly wood Rldg. H til I \ wood, Cal.
h?.' Wednesday July 'J.'! for Mart
old Conn., where sin- will .-pi'u! j
ho summer.
diss Kliy.alndli i> U ~ "
rum Washington, Jd. ('., vi iling
loi parents Rev. art! Mrs. \V. H
Ifd-rhrr nn Sumter St.
Mrs. Luoeal Sanders and Mis.s
Mamie L. Wilianis.. Louie tiray
md .Justine (iary have returned
rom slimmer school at Stale A.
lw! M. College.
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Moore gave
t l ively party at their home or
vlilhved street, Wednesdat evmng.
July 10. Among the guests
vho attended were Misses Winnie
Tawthorne, I.onie Cray, Mr. llery
Wiliams and Mr. Ifollins, Mr.
not Mis. Mmnn is TfW ^TTTT"
aovirs Were given tn~C3Ch guest,
dr Moore won the highest num- '
a_r of scores, hoar delicious nurses
were served. First course
vas wine; second, roast peanuts';
hi d. sardine salad and Ritz
ra-kers and fourth, toothpick '
:hc so with pickle .and punch.
Mr. D, A. Collirs is beginning
lis dental practice here. His of- 1
icu zic l-z waller Ave.
Mrs. Jessie Rhodes and Miss
Dorothy Crump of N. Y. spent a '
veekHe+'e visiting her mntker awt lister
Mrs. Mary William wife of J
Rev. M. G. Willams on BaptUt
itreet. They loft for New York 1
ast Friday. Miss Wdlie McMor- i
is the daughter of Mrs Williams .
vent with then'j rL, apFhd tTie sum- , i
rmr. ' 1
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WINNSBORO NEWS
By Kathleen Rosih, The
farmers around Winnsbon
are" proud to ^see~a little sunshtm
lifter such a long period ofrain.
Miss Anna Myrtle Lindsay an<
Mrs. Elizabeth Gaines Martin wen
th'1 week end guests of Miss Em
ma Beatty. They are of Rock Hil
and Great Falls respectively.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Davis aru
iittle daughter returned to tthei"
home in Columbia after a week':
stay with their grand mother, Mr:
Delah Heigler. ;
Miss Sara Gaston of Pittsburg
Pennsylvania is now visiting he
grand parents, Mr. and Mrs, Ton
Johnson. We hope for her a verj
pleasant and enjoyable stay.
Mr. and Mrs. David Jackson an
proud-to have?their daughter an<
son-in-law home. They are Mr. am
Mtst?Roland Holmes nf Ptiilmlel
phiu, Pa.
Mr. David George Belton* Jr.
farm agent, and Miss Gwendolyi
J. Chisholm, home agent, have re
tinned to our town after spending
ii week at the Conservation ?
Orangeburg. They were itccompa
nitd by a group of 111 Club boy:
and girls. They reported a verj
successful trip.
Miss Sara Beatty is now visit
ing friends in Greenwood, S. C
\\ i* nope her an enjoyable slay
Miss Celestine Kennedy an?
Miss Mary Jeter were visitors n
Winnsboro Friday. They are ol
Jenkinsville and Santue respect,
vi ly.
Miss Maude N. Ford left oui
.itv last Tuesday evening to spent
ten sonvnve^-vat;a-tk>tr in Braddock
Pennsylvania. We 'hope that hei
rip wilt be an enjoyable and pleas
mt one.
See Master Kddie Hall,!'1"' >'oUi
Lender.
Mrs Alice Robinson of KnoxMs.
Alexander Russell. Her sta\
.*il e. Tenn., is visiting her nephew
s indefinite.
The Young People's Club oi
A'innsboro is a very prosperous
'roup of the young people. On last
\I< nday night the group met al
la home of Miss Adlyn Pratt tc
njov a night of fun. playing, vaions
gabes. Cards, checkers and
Chinese checkers filled the roon1
.vim iun ana laugnier. rrizeb
.vere given to the winners aftei
hi- party. The card game was wor
~>y Miss Evelyn Ross anidMr.
rhomas O'Neil. The bingo prize
ra- won 4>y Mi'; Arthur Kennedy
ind Mr. Herbert Code won the
hickc-r prize. Ev'eryone left havoc
spent a very enjoyable night
Read the Palmetto Leader and
'ollow the progress of the .elul
ach Week.
( ARI.ISLK NKNVS
i r.e town was shocked to heai
,>f the death of Sister Alice Daw
t.... ..f vi.. v..-.. no...
idns. After' Wing ill fur man}
rears she passed tu the heyon<
tYi diiesday ntui at 2:15. Slit
aas a faithfuj member of Wil
liants Chapel A. M. K. Zior
:-hurcn for many yean^?Thruugl
all t?i her sickness she never di<
lose* faith in- fier^maker. Punera
service was held at her church Sa
Jiday afternoon, Her pastor, kev
mony. Rev. J. M. Dawkins linet
hymns, Rev. Sanders prayed, Kev
F. L. Wilkes read the scriptun
les<on and Rev. F. R. Gladdei
pre ached the eulogy.?
She is survived by her husband
.wr. rsero uawKins, two sons, i>u
Forest Jones and Mr. Mnrton Da\v
tins, one sister, Mrs. . Clarew
Vance, two daughters, Mrs. Ma
l ie Dean and Mrs. Louise Webber
three grand children, Mr. Mabloi
Laws, Miss Audrey Laws and ma
ter Billie Webber, one great grant
hild and a host of relatives am
friends. All were from Jersey Cit;
with the exception of Mrs. Mark
Bonn,?from Cincinnati, Ohio ant
Miris Audrey Lnws, N fi riLv
Mr. and-Mrs. W. L. Brown an<
laughter, Miss Bernice Brown o
Columbia. S. C., and Miss Rosj
B ooks, Mr. Mablort and Mr
Brown were the Sunday eveninj
guests of Mrs. Francis Englisl
and family and Mr, and Mrs. A
Fnglish and family.
A very successful ehurt'h schoo
convention was held?at?St^phei
Cirove A. M. E. Zioni church, Spar
tanhurg, S. C. last week. Delegat
es: Miss Arthur, Rev. English ant
Miss Ida.Mae Sauager They ver]
nigniy represented their school.
Those on the sick list are: Mrs
C. SauaRe, Mr. I^awrence Jeter
find Mr. E. W. Jeter's son, Mrs
Airnn Epps, Mrs. Lizzie Thomas
ner and Mr. Johnie \yhlcker W<
tiust they will soon recover
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HE PALMETTO LEADER
GREENVILLE NEWS
Miss Carrie Mae Henderson is
o visiting her father, Mr. William n
e Henderson of Dorn Ave. Miss Hen- 1
derson is a nurse at one of the a
4 hospitals in Norfolk, Va. a
0 The 1941 session of the State ii
- Sunday School Convention held at d
1 Prospect ^Baptist church and n
Friendship College Tr? Rock Hill ~~
1 has ended. Rev. RiTcker is the pas- h
r tor of the host church and Prof. I*
s Goudlock is the president of S
s Friendship College. Delegates appolnted
to attend the meeting Ji
were: Mesdames Clark, Mattie
r Thomas, Lydia Brockman, Misses S
1 Georgiarm - Robinson and Mamie
>' Brock, Messrs E. C. Murray and "i
C. E. Hammond. There were also P
e a number of young people who o
1 took" "advantage of" arrangements t:
made by Mrs. Geneva Young and t
went to Rock Hill on a special di
bus Wednesday in order to attend
1 including Rev. C. F. Gaudy, presi- li
dent, -and Miss Mamie J. Brock, s
' | vice-president, were re-elected. H
Jt is reported that Mr. Ralph ?
Brock, 19 year-old man, was fa- J
1 tally injured when he?was?shot?
' through the chest at a house on h
Love St. Sunday night. No word V
as to who did the shooting has
been received. S
i The marriage??Misr Carrie C
L Luc ile Butler ajid Mr Raymond J?
1 Avery last Sunday has been an- C
r *
nounced by the bride's mother,
Mis. Mattie Loi? Butler. Vows
were reud by Rev. W. F. Camion, V
pastor of Matter* Fresbyterian h
church. Mrs. Avery, who'was very E
- tieeohungdy atth^T Mn ~wbtTg?fw =**
the ceremony, will be remembered '<>
by many as one of the stars of * '<
- the 1940-41 basketball team of >'
Sterling high school. The young
couple will be at-home at 1(?7 Mc- c
. Kay St. _ ?
The funeral of Mr. Dink Clark, K
who resided on Ann St., A-as held
Sunday. Rev. S. M Todd was the
f off iciating mini: t r and Franks
i and Son were the morticians in
t charge of funeral arrangements.
Mr. Clark died last week at Gen-,
> oral Hospital after an extended ^
illness. _J=
I Mr. and Mrs. I.uther Criswell ^
i were the week-end uruests of rein- ?
? tives in Simpsonville. " *'
r Mr. William Seotb of Thompsor
) St., has returned home nfteT^pend
irrp some time in North Carolina.
Mrs. Annie White of Manly St., .
is spending some time in New York
! Citv, visiting relatives ,
Mrs. Helen Burnside of Thomp.
son St., spent ihe week-end with .
I relatives in Greer, S. C. ^
> Messrs. Hubert Chaney and Lu- j
ther Criswell were the dinner
- g-nests of?Mr. and?M rs. B. "F. j-^
hers >at?MeBeth. Rev. J. R. l-'y.ell
Young on F.ll'urd St. Sunday. j
Mr. Oscar .lutves, who recently '
underwent an operation, has been 1
I v
dismissed from the hospital. [_^
Mr. Asbnrv Glasby of Kurt
' * " ' . ?
i Jackson was the week-end guest
of bi> motber. Mrs. Amanda Gists111
^ Mrs. Hemietta Barksdale, her j
j ter, Miss Janie B. Barksdale, and ' _
p -UivH week-end guest,-Miss?blsiI ,
r~ liet Green \isited Johnson
- -t*f? iutereHt?<n Charlotte?Sambiy.J.'
... . r o
j alternon.
,, rr . .11
.wi-s. .viamie r,. nummonu ami i
B little son, Ivan Drew, accompanied 1
i K Hammond on a trip to Hock ) .
to attend the State Sunday j ^
School Convention. From Rock'
Hill the three went to Aiken to'
s
. spend some time with Mrs. Carrie 11
j L. Hammond, Mr. Hammond's mo- *
. ther, who is seriously ill.
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s HKOAI) HIVKR CIRCUIT *'
Rev. \Y. Owens, Pastor a
1 j
^ Sunday school opened at the us h
e ual hour with a large number pre- v
Sunt... and nil teachers were ^
f/-vmwl of fV,,.;.. -e j..*... TI.
iv/uuu c?v ui uui^w^ 11
" Jesson was beautifully iffih'V.'e'I I
- by the pastor. v
^ Masses Dorthy Nellurfts, Li llie
? Mae?Bowman and Mr. Jnmt's K. ~
Metze were elected to represent
* St. Paul at the Sunday school coo '
vention and Helen Dansby, Jessie
Metze of Hopewell.
Service bepan immediately al'-'*
ter Sunday school. A sweet pray
er service was held then our pas- .
tor came before us with the nies.
si gc usin^ as a subject Jacob's
' f^adder. Our soul did burn while
^ we Irstened to the word of God;
At 3 o'clock the Rev. L. T.
Glvmph came before us with n
> nother wonderful message. Many S
visitors were out to witness this t
r- serrlo*. r \
- The?chureh (ontimiew?rnnve- r
along nicely under our great lead- a
PAG ELAND NEWS
Miss Vashtk Brewer and little
lieee and ntephew, Nannie Eliza^
>eth and T. Cj'* Brewer, Jr., are
t home again after having spent
very enjoyable fortnight visit:>g
relatives and friends in Philaelphia,
Atlantic City and other
orthern points.
icr brother and sisTor, Mr. and
Irs. Melvin Rivers in Andrew,
Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Crawford
ad as their supper guests last
londay night, Mr. and Mrs. Clet
Iturd of Wadesboro, N. C.
Prof, and Mrs. G. Wilson, Mr.
nd Mrs. IT. A. Johnson, accomanied
by Mrs. Elizabeth Bullock
f N." Y. C. attended a 'house pary
at the home, of Mr. and Mrs.
looker Perry in Monroe. N. C..
ast Tuesday evening.
Mrs. M. B. Robinson and little
ttle neice Laura Jean of Cheraw
pent a few hours visiting at the
omps of Mr. and Mrs., T. F.
trower and Mr. and Mrs. IT. A.
ohnson last week.
Mrs,?Klixaboth Rivers -trf--Chtn<
I'rlield spent Tuesday with Miss
F^. Brewer.
Among: those attending the!ummer
Conference at Coulter Jr
allege in C)u-raw were Mr. Louis
'rcwor. Misses Catherine Bl;tkenv.
Elizabeth Tyson, Lucille Ji>hn
in. urwl Elmer Blakeney.
l'rof. ami Mis. George Wilson
lUel'Luined a few?friends?at the
enutiful homo of Mrs. M. C!.
kiririn en Wednesday evening,
?Elizabeth?Bullock'
f New Vork City. The hostess
L-rved^a delicious repast, consist- 1
ig of iced Russian tea congealed
al id on lettuce, ritz crackers, ice
roam and cake.
Do you get tlie latest news?
lead The Leader! Mr. and Mrs.
'. F. Brewer had as their .dinner
lasts Saturday evening. Rev.
nd Mrs. Jean Adair of Chester,'
. Miss Gladys Coper, Columns.
Ohio. Messrs. J nines Davidcm
and Bryant Georco. Charlotte j
.. me .uisses f ii'iiv.an, Mc-i
'onnollsvillty Prof, and Mrs.- GeoJ!.
Wilson. Jc-fforson Mrs. Klizabeth
luiloek. N.Y.C.. ,\nd Mrs. J. I.,
oli n son.
Mrs. Alberta (lathings and
aughter. Yvonne of Cedartown
la., (accompanied by Mrs. Gathlp's
sister, Mrs. Pollie Covington
f FavettsviUe, X. C. visited rela-j
ives and friends here Saturday!
Mr. I.anston Blakeney and
riends spent ' last Saturday in '
harlottp; NT. C. : |
Mr. and Mis. T. F. Brewer had ,
s their - dinner truests Sunday.'
tT7~ ;ind~~Mrs. Henry Wutson and
istet. Miss Rut'h Walker of Chos- I
er. accompanied by another sis- |
.... ,.r m.:i.v i> - >
., w. . 1111.t . i. winwu name the
niter did not get and Mr. am'
Irs. H tt7~W?nW and children
f FayettsviUe. NT. ('.
Mis. Josephine Bureh was hos.
i
is's ax aTT ice eruum supper at
lei home last week.
Mr. (ieo. Johnson mill ii>|i?t I In id
and Allen of Eutaxville, S. (1.
pint' the week-end at home.
' Key. W.?LL.?Uwt-o-t?- Electric
'd ; ha\f arid many"
th-r improvements have been
lade around our church.
Mrs. Gallic I-orick and Mrs.
reorgari Harmon reported an enLivable
trip to Philadelphia where
hey were visiting their children:
Mrs. Agnes Dreher is spending"
ometime with her sister, in Chine
i. 111., and daughter in Detroit,
lie h.
St. Paul will begin its old time
evivnl on the first Sunday in Aug
st. which is the third. AIT roads
L.ad to St. Paul. We are located j
.bout 11 miles from Columbia
ust highway 7f>. If you don't I
iave a car the bus is very Conor
iont., This is the place whore
isitors?4*++"?always?welcome.
(>" 1 i'>t ,1. I lil nl till f l Bli'l l'?i>
iand of Columbia came to Hopecoll
chur.h. 'Mrs. atio Solornan
s tho leader. This was a fjreat
neetmcr rendered by the various
Christian workers of Count bin.
''hose who accompanied her were
;isters Amwnda Thompson) Bell
Vnshrtnprton, Tjfzzie Lyles, Nellie
Ireen, Mary Calvary. Julia Tlamp
on, Anna C. Mvles, Jane Weston
ulia Henry and Mr. Henry, Wiliam
Cannon, Matthew Cannon,
fence Byrd, Rev. J. Brown, Elder
looker. Elder Morcheson, Alberta
Veston, Sarah Woodsoh. Marie
Cooper, Julia Tucker, Henriet?
Tucker, Mary Hooks, Mamie i
Imith, Dorothy Williams, Chris- j
vt i. i-?
i..I i'i u 1.1 ay, .>u 11 it v\ aae. Anna
roun(f, Mary Wrston, Minnie Bur
ran, Kcjsn nnvis, "Mf^ Jones and
everal wlut* fnend9
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LIBERTY HILL A.M.E. CHURCH
Rev. W . M. Thompson, Pastor
The Sunday scliuul was condue
ed by Mr. R. G. Oliver at the us
ual hour. Quite a large numbe
of visitors were present.-"The lei
son was interestingly taught b;
the various teachers. Prof. M.A
Blnckwell of -Alabama, reviewer
Ttrp~toRRon, bringing out sont-w;
vita 1 points touching alcoholi
beverages, and intemperance. Th
Bible class taught by the pasto
won the banner raising $1.6-8. Thi
being the highest amount collect
ed by any other class. Total $4. '
R.v. Rufus Johnson .if Lancas
tor amP?pa storing?rrr A. M. E
Zion church, Kershaw, S. C. wr:
a Welcome visitor. After a. warn
prayer anceting led by Bro. Rufu
Ragin the pastor presented Rev
Johnso.n to the congregation .a
speaker-of thp-honr. Rev. John
son preached a very thoughtfu
Jesus Comes Again. The sertnoi
will be long remembered by tho.s1
who heard him. Rev. Johnson ii
visiting his parents who are mem
bers of Liberty Hill church.
The A (1 K T^agu? had a sil
ver tea at the home of Mr. rn<
Mis. Hlliot Oliver, Sunnday at <
p.m. Prof. \V. Mitchell Ragii
president of the A. C. E. Leagui
rendered a very interesting nmsi
cal program with his group o
young people. Two quartets w?ri
present. One visiting quarte
from Camp .'16 and J.ibertv Mil
quartet. Roth quartets renderpi
excellent music. The A. C. E
League choir is iif u class to it
self when it comes to singing me
odves alHl N^egro - srnritnals. Pro!
Ragin and Prof. FL_Ereemon Jen
kins are two outstanding youni
men who are using their fine tal
ents in carrying on for God thr
the young people.
The pastor and wife are visit
ing relatives in Union their lionu
We hope for them a safe and. en
joy able trip.
IJev. King and choir and congr
eatiuii wil worship with us at Li
ertv Hill Sunday 0:110 p. n
Rev King will prea.h and his choi
will sing. Come out to hear thi
man of God pleach. Tv .
PINF UROVTT A.MtE. CHURC1
Rev. I.. C. Bowman. Pastor
The sun eame-eut last Sunda
morning and5 all church-goers wer
found at their post of duly. Th
bunday sebom?wa^-welr
and the lesson was taught by th
teachers. Our pastor ^rlways re
viewed the lesson unless otherwis
provided for. The Service wa
good, spicy and sweet. This wa
TiY.ste.es day. After the Stewar
collection the -Trustees raised Rev.
Bowman announced tha
that all menibeVg must share a
like in this movement as the ol
c e uie Lery... is.. Jilled up and- no spac
for resting when you get tired e
this world, therefore on the 3r
Sunday in August we will com
plete the drive.
On the-first Sumluy in Aug. r<
ival?meeting?rrrrd?each leader
supplying their members with ei
but ion for this -meetings?If ye
jire not _a.hlfe-.to cumfeT*_you shoul
out and hav* your
read out with all others.
At 3 p.m. Rev. Bowman ar
quite a number of his member
Went over to St. "Luke A. ~M~ 1
.church with the Rev. Ovrman
and there he poured out his ver
soul in that sermon. An appr<
ciative crowd was. out. Thrc
choir leaders and part of the
members were also out.
Because of rain there was n
service Sunday night but wher
ever' the weather permit we wi
have night services, just as a
other churches-are doing who ar
prepared.
Tin member8 are reading Th
Palmetto Leader. I am anxiov
4W?t-en?more?t-e?read?ct,?Plaaa
stop railing magfmnpg and nm
els and read what w; are doin
through ^ th s outstanding "pnpe
of S. C.It is only 5c per weel
(Jet a copy and you will love i
Then ymr will always know fn
yourself. Come to church, go t
church.
(Miss) Annie Lee Boyd,
reporter.
ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURC1
Rev. Wm. McDonald, Pastor
Sunday school is still progres
"sTng. After the class study of tli
lessor! the school was interesting
ly reviewed Rev. R. R. Ooldei
The Bible class is holding: th
banner, Rev. Golden^ teacher.
Sunday morning the pastor atit
Ted the audience from the texi
2nd Kings 2(5:1, subject, "Imfluer
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IN LOVING MEMORT'
y
c "We Three' since July -21st, 1939,
Have come through dangers, toil
r and snares;
But upwad we still climb.
With faith and hope and courage,
There is never need for doubt,- '
And though there be three strikes
againht you.
t_ Don't gay, -1 know I'm out!" ??
' In memory of our dear ones,
^ We re-dedicate our lives,
To making others happy,
8 In "our climb to Paradise.
3 The family, Wife, Bessie
1 _ IN MEMORIAM
* ?Ht ^tth^but lovrng memory oT
i our dear daughter and mother.
e Mrs. Lucilla Nance Wise, who departed
this life, Julv 13, 1940
S 3
You were tn us so dear?
We miss your tender love;
? -But Jobuo wanted you iicut
I So He called you home above.
1
You clung to the cross,
1 With faith in Hi? unfailing love.
* His gain was our loss?
He took you with Him ubove,
f
JSfl sleep,.on in Jesus' , arm, ^
In that beautiful city of love,
t Free from sorrow and alarm,?
1 We will mee^ y?u UI> above." ~
il
; Mother/ Mrs. Emma Bracy
Daughters, Misses Estella
~ and Sallie Nance and
' Mrs". Fannie N. Brinson.
. ce With God."
g Sunday at 3:30 p. m. the auto
mobile l ace sponsored by the Sun- J
u day school was held. A neat sum
i: '.1 nr:?- ;?2. *?"
n<ia i uaumi. miss mmjorie mat*
Cooper reporting the highest amounitand
receiving first prize,
i- Little Miss^ Isabelle McClain received
the second prize. Rev. Mrs. *
e Miller of Emanuel Station, preach
b ed for this occasion from the theme
v "Return to the old land mark."
1 This was a wonderful sermon. She
a was accompanied by Rev. Mrs.
Sunday evening at 8 p. m. we
were hack to church and heard
another inspiring sermon by the
pastor frorri the 23rd Psalms. The
y choirs rendered excellent services g*
e morning and night. '
e The pastor's wife is visiting in
^ Phila,, Washington nnrT"Virginia. _
e but *the pastoj* is stjill looking
fine. The members are caring for
e him with dinners and suppers.
s Among them are: Mrs. Inez Russ
sell, Sarah Starks, Frank Kend
nedy, Lela Clover,-Mamie Austin.
5^ Geneva Bonoy, Martha Martain,
rr E-. J. Johnson, Viola-Narpry, Fran
it CPS Core ttrxrl Vlnico TYpVitt Tamno
i- Johnson, Beulah Doby. Clnra Etta
d Dennis, Ed Calvy and others we
0 do not recall. ?
if We are ready for the Sunday
d school convention. We hope for our
i- nastor a long life to render service.
Visitors are always welcome.
^ BETHEL A. M. K. CHURCH
1 Rev. I,. C. Butler, Pastor
I- :_j ?
u Daurens, -C.?The Sunday
d school opened at--its usual hour ?
e- with Supty W. A. Wtilt^ find'his "
teachers at their posts of duty,
id At 1J :30 o'clock our services
s began. Our pastor and his wife
5T. are away on their vacation, visi?in
the states of Pa., New
y York and New Jersey. In his ab
sence Rev. Lee Garrett delivered
e a soul stirring sermon taken from
1st Samuel 10:26. Theme, "A band
of rnen Kvtuxse hearts God had
lf> touched.
l" Again in the evening Rev. GarH
rett preached another sermon
" taken from Romans 1:16. At the
e close of the services the trustees
rally was reported by th$ followie
ing captains and their lieutenants: M
,s r.lnh Mo 1 vr.-~ TCf XT
Smmprs. Lieut., ivry. A'Ufflfty Jack- *
** mm. .vji.su! uim Wa a, Mfiuwi,? ?
^ Mrs. Sallie1 Blackstock, Lieut.,
r Prof. W. A. White, $7.50; Club No.
Ll captain, Mr#. Josephine- Rice,
Lieut., Mr. Lucas Beasley, $11.90;
r Club No. 4, captain Mrs. Lida
Shell, Lieut., Mr. Robert L. Higgins,
$30.54; Club No. 5, captain,
Mrs. Judith Franklin, Lieut., Mr.
- Will-'Moore, $54.36Ghtb No. 6. a
[I captain, Mrs. Nonnio Garlington, %|
Lieut., Mr. Stobo Parks, $18.40;
Club No. 7. captain, Mrs. Rosa L.
j- Butler, Lieut., Mr, Sam Workman,
i $27.00; Club No. 8, captain, Mrs.
Wilffp M. Rft4ksdale, Lieut., Mr.
V Luther T*ak, $24.75; Club No. 9,
e captain, Mrs. Carrie Edmunds,
Lieut., Mr. Johiue Williams, $17.86 >
Club No 10, captain, Mrs Helen %
E," P u tm an,~ Lieut., Mrs. Lottie Ani
derson, $8.25. Total, $217.05
J,-, , e * v v"' ; ' ' fey; *
_ ! ,-.'1 at. M. 'i - -u f/-.