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r : PAGE EIGHT Efskine H Here Fc Local Merchants Takla nual Cooking School The School opened Tuesday iiitj Opening NTgHl^ahtl Mrs.~Nrtbors ?? Breadmaking,- which was applaud t Menu. The Plate to be given went ington Street. The School is a Big Srccess. L tnButors are being well paid, troin Nabors covers everything that is on B?t Tonight ts-The-Last?Ntyhtr-k't't ?" 1 rTW ~ See this new G-E "Big 7" tyfes, including the sensatio doner that keeps butter jus ELECTRIC APE Mrs._.Nabors, !' Demonstrator Saysj_'_ r All Supplies for my Demonstrations were Furnished by HOME STORES , j "W V >r V V o . A . . . A . . . . . , . >. ? YOU WILL KINO ?I I Everything For The Home " i AT SEARS ROEBUCK & CO, r~ pre ii?i!? Q H ore's just oho or the ~s 1941 Magic Chef Hit F'nrad particular homo need, in si .TTSTl fTTtiT?. Fast, gas-saving a Lifetime against burning Control. Dozens of other fes clean, low-Cost modern cool SOUTH CAROLTNA F1 [awkins T< >r Soldiers ? ?e ' g Fart in Second Anat Alleni.Ihis Week.? :ht with a Record Crowd for the ive 'her ? first Demonstration, in _ ;tl hy all? Three ladies won the to .Miss G. E. Cooke, 2222 Washoca! Merchants and National Dis?; n adveittsrng^Ktandpoiritr Mrs. display and some that are not. < make it a RIG ONE. =3lf if' as agj m . ' ^ g%- ; %ri I ? ~~~~ j i with 10-Star Storage Feanal new G-E Butter Condi- l t right for easy spreading! j \ ?LIANCE CO. < ? 1 J ! jt I1 ' ! i J CDLA an I < ^ I ? J ? ?-L- 1 *! JMJj_?IILJJ-*1 ' c f: r '*> 4 c t. t mart new models in the It?. Every one hits some j ize, convenience features f burners, guaranteed for out. Red Wheel Oven j ature.s to tfive y<)U quick, c; Lin*? service. ;j?(TmC&~GAS CO. , Lag i i .. " 1 o Play ~ Ball " DEMONSTRATOR *** 1 I | Bm?! t^m '"' I Bkl v*^Hf ^glfWr^ ; Hi j!l MBS. D. A. NABORS , A IK EN NEWS 'Friendship Church News Sunday was Woman's Day and ihey took charge of the services til day. During the morning services, Rev. Peace preached on the subject "Women in - a World at War." He preached a wondebful ;eimon. At the night, service Mrs, \niic R. Weston spoke in behalf )f the occasion. She made a re"vi kable" address and vftn the learts of those who heard her ills. Weston was accompanied to They spent the d a y visiting 'rfends, among who were Mrs. Z IV.vnsend and family, and Mr. and iirs. Thompson. The rally was [Uite a success. The "Temple Talks" by the pasor were carried o+i this week and vere very successful. The subjects vere as follows: Monday night, 'This Spiritual Armageddon," the hullenge tP our spiritual forces; Tuesday night, "The Great Archi:ect's Face, something big planted for?man;?Wednesday- night, 'The Ramparts We Must Watch,' tur moral obligations; Thursday light, "Let Freedom Ring," Anericanism night; Friday night, 'We Still Have Jesus," the future belongs tn -IpQIlC T^noo tvere expertly coiiducted by the pastor with the help of the mem>ei s of the church. We can say hat we have had a fine series of sermons and services this week. The visitors for the day_Avere: Mrs. Murray of Edgefield; Mr. L. ?. Jenkins, Jr. of Columbia. Mr. Itaflzy Weston of Columbia; and diss Mattie Bowman has returned rom a vacation. Misses Beatrice and Eleanor Knight left Saturday for Brookyn, N. Y. where they are visiting heir aunts. Mrs. Mary Toals of Binningtsimi A l-i ic ,.a.:?; ? u .. ...... i.-v v inuill^ lll-l" CUUSIJI, VIis. Flora James. Miss Gwendolyn Ball is visiting Miss Aurelia Jones of Sumter. Miss Thelma Johnson left Satii ilny morning? for .New - York v'here she will visit her brothers inl sisters. " Ruth L. Townseiul, Reporter Bethlehem Baptist Church Rev. R. W. Winn, Pastor Graniteville ? Sunday school Opened at the usual hour with the 3upt. and teachers at their posts >/ duty.'After a brief study period, classes reported with cLx?S_N.?n.jl taking the finance banner, Deacor to show it's not the number bul the group that has the will. This class has the smallest attendance a big hand tovclass No. 4. Visitor Miss Alice Shuler. Weekly meetings Thursdays, p m.. choir rehearsal at the churcl 7:.'U) o'clock. All members are urg d to be present.. Mumny. I'MMiiiif imm SIM'VIM 10:00 a. m., Sunday school, 11:30, nraver services: 19-on n ^ ^ ^reaching by the pastor; .3:30 p.m. Missionary meeting at the Immv)* )f (fcacon "Noa"R Fells; 7:30 p. m. jvening service; Tuesday p. m., ?:3q o'clock, Pulpit Aid Club will neet nt the home of Mrs.^Lucy Knderson. / Miss Alice Shuler, along with a rrmip crf H. F.. girts, motored to )rangeburg to spend a week at he camp. Mrs. Gwendolyn L. Branch of fempstead, Nt Y., is visiting her ather, deacon Noah Fells. Mrs. Bertha Hohbs of N. Y. C., s visiting her sisters, Mrs. Viola iimpkins ami Mrs. Carrie Mosley. Rev. and Mrs. Hutchinson of TTvrrg-etmvfu?B. C., were seen ir own a few days ago. While here EPALMETTO LEADER Townsh he tried to say hello to his many friends. 1 Mrs. Ruth Morris. Mrs. M. M Miller and Mrs. .Mattie Fair have returned from summer school. They all report a very interesting session.. I am kindly asking all that take papers from me to please have _ your nickels rpady 1 have-had-tc discontinue some papers due tc finding my financial report fail to balance when you don/t pay promptly. I'll be glad to bring you the Leader and you'll make me sc happy to have the .money ready | Smiles?See me for your Palmetto Leader. It's a wonderful paper and you'll sure miss it if you have been read. ing it. If you haven't you are miss ing something tbat our race is proud of. | I.ula D. Grant, Agent WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH Rev. E. N.'Jamison, Pastor Sunday- school was opened at - the usual hour. TbtOO m. Rev Jamison proadhed from Leviticus 1 :4. theme. "How n cnnil lifo ic fnuuTeT" At 6:00 p. m. the Young: Peoples Club had their regular meeting:, dered by the young people. Visitors: Miss . Verne 11 Stalling, Mrs. Minnie Kelley, little Willie E. Kelley, Mrs. Hopkins and Mr. Jaeob Brown of New York. The Ladies'~Ajd will meet at the home of Mrs. Emma Counts next Sunday at 5:00 p. m. - Cumberland A. M. E. Church Rev. J. P. Washington, Pastor Sunday was a lovely day and all church lovers took advantage of the same. The church- school r .was opened on time by Supt. Jones h and much interest and enthusiasm ?nmiiiicaLeu in ine discussion . of the lesson. After a brief stud> of the lesson the presiding eldei . was presented and made femarks ; which were received and enjoyed . by all present." " Divine service began at the usuaI.hour and after devPtionajex ercises the pastor presented th; presiding elder to prach the word After preliminary remarks, Rev Farmer took his text from Ezekiel '5:17. Fie used as his theme " "Watchman, what of the night?' From this a very searching and edifying sermon was preached Many hearts were made to feel thrilled by the. message. Aiter the morning worship the pastor and family, along with Dr. and Mrs Farmer, were dinner "guests of Mrs. Mary Massey, Mrs. "Massey takes "delight in entertaining the preachers. This was the first time she has had the elder and family to dinner this year, but the fourth __Iime fQLthe pastor and his family. The elder motored out to Ebo nncr ctimro1rtn_tho afternoon and held the quarterly conference for Rev. Win. Mosely and his congregation. He returned to Cumberland in time to give us another*message, which was based upon Elisht . increasing the widow's oil. He 'usee i us a theme of his discourse, "Takt what you have and make whnt yov L ..want,"- The-v-isiters fkiiHltty tntim i ing were: Mrs. A. C. Mayes ol r urarlesfhh, who is tile district mi: t sion&ry president. Mrs. Harrissoi * of Mt. Harris Baptist church; Mrs , Lloyd of the Granitevtlle circuit , Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wilson of the city, also Miss Lois McGhee from . Chicago, 111. Mrs. Mayes and Mis: i MoGhee made remarks which wen very interesting and helpful. The pastor and elder were en r tertained Monday by Bro. D. A . Jones and family, also by Rev and Mrs. Heyward Holland. They had a full dav and choice dainties which they enjoyed. Monday night the business session of the conference was held. This was carried out in a very fine and unique way. The elder was loud in his praise over the work and progress of the church during the past three months. It has been a long tTrrm since Cumberland has experienced such progress and sweet fellow Ship. This closes the third quarter and there has not been one riffle ' on the water so to speak, due to the wise and sagacious leadership of our indomitable pastor. The people of ^Jumberlnnd and the people of Aiken arc singing his : pralsfi sdt tor wft&t h4 A&ya, but ( for that which he does. He believes ip Audit) r in making action count in place of words. During her stay in Aiken, Mr* Mayes was the house guest of Mrs. Aneeline Jenkins, our local ? president. Dr. and Mrs. Farmer 1 . , 0 were the 'house guests of Mr. and 0 i Mrs. Robert Branch. Miss Margaret Brodie of Tarn- 1 l Pflx. f has been, the house- guest- ? p of Mrs. Carrie Blocker Smith for ^j [ the past. two weeks. n ' Our pastor is conducting revivi al meeting .in Graniteville this 1 = ? r i week for Rev. P. L. Weljs^ and^ his^ j. , good people. r Second Baptist Church News (t I Sunday was a fine day for those ^ Services were Tield at the usual < ! hour. The. Suiulay?school- was- -call- ] i ed to order by the Supt. Tluj les- ? son was .very interesting, "The ( responsibility <?f the church re- t garding, beveraee alcohol." Many f helpful thoughts were gotten from j the lesson. t T e regular morning service was t in charge of Rev. B. F. Miles who 'c oreached a very interesting sermo i and which was enjoyed by |v all present. We arc akvsiv* n-lu/l i I listen to Kev. B. F, Miles. At the evening service Rev. C. i W. Turner was present ami in hi^ 11 _ usi al way spoke to us out of the ^ fullness, of liis soul. At the. close | of the service a baby contest, spon 8 sored b.v Sister Emma Littles, J - tool; plar.'?for the?benefit?of?the | v contestants are:. Edward Holmes, ' son of Mr. and Mrs. Sanrt.el Holmes. amount, $10..''(); Minnie Lillian Golden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albeit Golden. $(>.50; Melve.i" iv in Johnson, da.yhtei of Mr, una - Mrs. Clemon .Johnson, $5.20; Thorn as R. Hendred, $5.00, so:i of Mr. and Mrs. Hendred. Velma Jesteen . Hicks, $3.<>0, daughter "of Mr. and ' M >. Luther Hicks; Albert Guy- 1 ton, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Guyton, $1.75; liettie Robin- < ' ' son, daughter of Mr. and Mis. s I Hampton Robinson. $.75. These are i: the biibies who made their reports] t in The contest with Edward Holiine*., e&^_w! 7 months old. leadiny the' 1 yroup with a report of $10.20. It *l was a> very unique affair with a s . neat sum.of $.'52.00. The three lead n ers were winners of first, second,(_ ' and third prize. ' The Sunday school picnic is for- y most now in the. minds of the Stin (| . day school children. Tl.c Sept. and his staff are Kb piny to briny thm f,, " pass ~somr. M'l\ ZION A. M. E. C'Hl'RC'II. Rev. I'aul L. Wells. Pastor j'1 - _. . 1 ' Granitev ille, S. C".?The Sunday , schools at' Mt. Zion and St. Luke (. ~ were yood; All officers were at y , their posts of duty. At 11:20 services lt*y?:n at St_i Luke church. Vain lose S. C. The *' I pastor delivered a wonderful ser- e , mnn, subject, "They shtll 3 see I God." Afterward:-, the Holy Com , ntunion was served. The chairman of the trustee board announced that the captains ' will start the new roof on t'he church next week. , At 8-;20 p. m. services beiran itt >" Mt. Zio;i with the pastor in charye s He preached a brief sermon from St* Matthew 12:22, "Fear not little flock, for it is your Father's ^ "7 L'OoTT t>le:i ?so > ?? 11\ * u-- t ! - , - >. *. V* ^ I ? v V r v. I I J'l i." Mll^ 1< dom." Many visitors were present h at troth-services. ? t < ' The- Missionary Society will . | meet at the home'of Mi . and Mrs. 1 | A. L. Spm.n at 4 o'clock Sunday 1 evening, Aiketr? S. C. \\re are ex- J pe'tinjt Mrs^A. C. Mayes, our dis trict president, alonp with others, !_ to he prer.ent. So we?are?asking? all members and their friends to ? meet with lis. Mrs. L. \Y. Williams , president of the local society. CEXTEft K AIlt'N NE\Ts~~ F 4' Sunday ;k( hrx.l bopan al its lis- = ; ual hour with Supt. and co-work. 1 ers at their posts of duty. We . had a v ry beautiful lesson, and . it was beautifully discussed rnd reviewed by Mis. Georpie Anna Cnkor nnil Vfv T:"""- r'?* kit i u'Miir.A V/Ul lt'1 . i Rev. L. B. Moon pastor of St. s Paul Baptist church, Lfturens will preach at Center Rabun Sunday afternoon at three o'clock. Come and worship with us. The Choices reunion will be held - nl Ci'ilLi'l H Saturday. If you are asked to ap near on program do ?o. A family reunion was Riven at thy_ home of-Mr. and Mrs: Harrrht James. The family assembled and had a very lcwelv time. Mrs. Emma Mills and Mrs. Golden of Laurens; Mr. and Mrs. Humbred and family of Pel/.er were the 3 special guests. 8 There will he a musical pro- :j gram at the church the first Sun- ,;5 day in August. The public is in- ! , vlted. Bring your quartet, a solo. :g: ist and a speaker. J: mr. and awsi a. K. Jackson Ed- g ward and Miss Essie P. Jackson ! all of Gray Court were the Sun- x day fruests of Mrs. Shaw and fam * On Wednesdav after&^he first :* Sunday the jfritve* yard will 1k> r.t C the church. x Mrs. Carrie Phelps announces a c ipicnic in interest of her club. 5 Mr. Claude, Beulrth and : -Qo^lunk were tlrr fumday ggesta 15 of Miss Beauty Shaw Sunday af- $ ternoon, *3 1 " I -1 1 1 )rium j DOl'BLE BRANCH A. M. E. CHURCH Rrv.?Hr-Cr Cunningham. Pastoi The Sunday school convened ; 0 o'clock. The assistant Supt. ar ther officers were at their pus i' duty. After a brief but intcres ng study period the leson w: eviewed by our pastor. 11:30 our morning service b an. The pastor delivered a woi !erfu] soul stirring sermon \vhi< nade every heart burn within. The A. C. E. league is progres ng rapidly under the lendersh if Miss Dwothy Davis. They ai ircparittv for the district and sta neeting. 8:00 p. m. Rev. Cunningha irought to us another wonderf ermon which was bread for ot luntrry souls . ; . ifrs. Ada Reevs were conducted )OUt)hr-BTSTRrtT" A*. M~Er churt sunday evening at 2 p. ni. El aloey was* preached by her pa or. Rev. Mrs. Anna Reed, pasti ?f the Holiness church of whit drs. Reeves was a faithful met >er. She is sbrviv*d by three s ers. Leevy Funeral Home was harge. Mrs. Clara Strother has reiuri <1 from ;1 two weeks visit wit ier_ daughter Mrs Molw.t w. if Pennsylvania, We w re deliyhte 1 to have wit is Mrs. Mc (Jee. :iNn Pmfossi }uinton of Allen i niversity. M rs. ynrtn W-rlsori?rrf?Wi nt? Vi inia. Mr. an<l Mrs. I.untn St'ronn nd cMldmn of A dieville. N. ( t el e calle'iT home "because _ of "t li le.uth of their sister Mrs. Ail teev es. Cora Coli-mon. leporter. 1 i K N X E ITS VILLI-/ N E W S fCentinuetl Troni Paye lj Mil,t mi ('oileye. Ruck Hill. Whi n tile city they made many pi; alls to home friends. They were the, surprise po alters at the reporter. Ever; eeond wa? well spent. Miss Stubl s one of t'lie outstanding 11. 1 eaeheis and we trust she wi nuke trued. Briny; the frieiu nytime to Bennettsville. I a ure Pi nt*. Brico wilt, have?son ew students from this section i Minton College this-term. .Mr. K. Moore left for N'e 'ork Friday ;ifter ^pending :l fe ays in the city on account of tf ct,tb ofhhis-inothnr Mrs. K. Moui li^-Thomas left for N'e *ork after spending a few da\ onto after the death of his hn her Rev. Thomas.? Mr. Alexander Hopes was fut lali/ed at Macedonia R: pt chnre Vednosday p.m. Rev. \V. F. M< <> niuMi'i ?>a I'cri'innnes assis (I by Rev. Alsbrouk. 1'iwlertal i J. H. \V. Moiris in charge. Mrs. J oik's, sister of Mrs. Ti essa Kt-Iy was fuiicralizcci at F hcsila chjmh in Society Hill Su ft ay p. in. M;'. ..mil .ii"-. ( iiiiis II. Morri r.. and Curtis Morris. Jr., of Wi ton-Saluni, X. are in the eil isiting grandmother ^ nd faniil Its. Mary I)i ike and aunt Mr !o1htch Covington, They are ti louse guests of their aunt tunily, Mr. and Mi.s. Kug^ne TT tgtorv, King St. Mrs. Klla 1). St^.bbs of XV ersey is home visiting motlu SB& by Ptptl-CollCon^ I^BBHB PEPSI-COLA BOTTIJING COLUMBIA, S. < o'ocooooooooaoooooooooo' I, K V Vr V ' S FUNERAT, TTOM Undertaking And Erohal? ?AI.OO \ N ? LOWER PRICE AMBlr1.ANCK SFKVII "As Nfar As Your Nearest 1*1 Batesburjr and Ridj^wav 831 RHONK51 23619?Z36T aoc? Saturday, July 19, 1911 Aug. 14 ' and family Mrs. Maiy Drake ?ii King St. , Al.t.y?ami?.Mi ?.?J,?Tr,?I *fuk? a-na daughter Joan loft Sat iday f.,, at their home in Oakland. (';.!, aftei ^ spending a month home. They will * * stop in Richmond. Ya.. Washing- j ls ton, I). ('.. New York and Chun- f 'go. Prof. and Mrs Hammond 1.' : - '* Rdgo S; ring were in the iftv "h visiting mother Sum!; y also .Mi>? s. Vivian MeCollum, 11. K. teacher o. ip Ridge Spring high school spent re Sunday honie v.ih paieMs Air and il" Mrs. ('. P. 3IcToP.TTiTr" (n Miss Dorothy Reese and Mis:' U1 Elizabeth Thomas teacher student? jr at State College, Fa.Vetteville. N ? C. spent the wck-end Inn ie;? l? Air. aiicl Mrs. Dave TCollocJT of * f* Philadelphia.-Pn.. is -home- Visiting ie motlu r Mrs. T < lloek. ? Poro Beauty School '} Located at 2481 Millwood Ave. \ "> BEAUTY CULTURE IN ALL ITS BRAN'TIES t- hampootng, Pressing, Marcelling -h Croquinoliing, Finger Waving, *k ? Hair Dyeing, Hieachitvt. Man ? lauring, Massaging, Hand ,j Molding Anatomy and ^ . Electricitv. I'HONK r?t?h7 Wilhelminn?Cr?Pope;?D^Duu'iur *' \nnie M, Pope. 'L M alone, Pres. fiiBMaMaiaBnBHBi AT LAST! 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