The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, August 02, 1941, Page Page Three, Image 3
_ Saturday, August 2, 1941
^ _ Happy Smiles
?
Philip kane, 22. of 1630 East <
a graduate of Morgan State C
Marion Bond, 21, of 841 New Jerse
graduate of Lane College, at Jackson,
victory upon being told that they are
~ Job Awards for American "Youth, ci
which Mr. Mack is President. The J
Internships for college graduates, in
fields in which the young people wa
year. The yoimg people -are starting t
Company under Herman T. Smith,
^ will spend much of their time travelir
American Tennis Asso
Anniversary at Tuskeg
urangvbui jr. S. C., July 28th?T
The Silver Jubilee anniversary of
v Inch v. i! he c elebi ated at Tuskey
i' August 18-23 tons the list of ,
? "<ut and social events on the na- '
lion socinl rnliMi<h r for 1941.
I're pa ration for this 25th anniversary
has been underway for ,
many months and reports from
more than one hundred fifty clubs
thai are members of sectional and
? t te associations indicate a rec<.rd
attendance will \vitnes? the nat
' ional championships to he, held at
Tttskegee.
New York Ci,ty, where the Anierican
Tennis association was
J organized twenty-five years ago is^
-i expected lo lead all other cities in* "
representation.] A special pullman
Irani has been reserved to bring
(h- (dot ham delegation.
A silver jubilee celebration an
aivexsary -at' the New Yttrk &tate
Tennis association make the role
of the New York delegation doubly
significant. The special featur-- "
" _es schedule d for the New orlcAat?
>Yat(L championship which?will be
* held August 4-10 on the Cosmopol?
itan Courts in New .York "City are
|under the distinguished patronage
??f Mayor Fiorello H. La Guaxilia- 7-y
"NeW York City.
Top flight raquet weilderQ are
making the rounds of the big tour
naments sanctioned by the Amer
ienn Tennis association, priming
for" the,gruelling tests of these
two big jubilee celebrations.
Xavier university"s stellar play
ers have begun their "July and Aug<
' ust itinerary which began at the
South Carolina Open held at South
r Carolina State A. and M. College,
j Orangeburg, S. C.. July 9-11. Jim'
, inie -McDaniel, National Singles
, ' champion and Richard Cohen, nat(
, ioral runner-up and Jimmie's dou.
bles partner carried off the major,
I honors of this major tournament.
"The South Carolina-Open was
i ' the real season opener and prelim
inary TesfT^rr stamina and heat '
endurance of ranking national con
terders. Tuskegee's defending;
national doubles stars, Howard ,
Minnis and Clifford Russell also, j
' h'?d their first real test a gainst ,
1 McDaniel and Cohen. Russell de>
fotrted Cohen in the semi-finals- ill .
Vpt TT'four sets malcb but wilted in the
l | f finals against M'eDaniel. Minnis
m forced McDapiel to play five seta
ft \ in their semi-final and the Minnisft
* Russell combination were unable ,
J'to play Against _the McDaniel-Co- ,
J hen team in the finals after Rus.
, j sell's misfortune from heat. ,
*1110 Xavier university player?
- i "....i --- r\ .dtrA
Sat me souin tarunmi ispen wiiiih
included McDaniel, Cohen, Robert
Ryland end Joseph King are head
ing East this week for other bat- ,
ties against a galaxy of stars that
j I will compete at the Pennsylvania i
Open, the N. J. Open and the Silver
Jublee of the N. Y. Open. After
these big engagements they
'' will head South for the Georgia
{ Open August 12-16.
All the major tournaments now ,
I ft on the season's roster which
3 A will he yMth ...?l
keen competition is expected to
attract the nation's sport lovers
Ito the biggest event in the history
of the American Tennis association
when the National Championk.
sHps are played at Tuskegee Aug
I ust 18-23. . |
A , ' J. D. McGhee, reporter.
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V I Sri IN (? IN IK X AS
A j lc is interesting to rote that
| the accomplished wife of the Rev .
L. C. Gregg the able pastor of the j
*7 A Vfullins, C. C. church, and one of
uheir lovely little daughters are j
^ visiting for a month to their relV
atives and sister Mrs. Mnbel Barn
well and mother, Mrs. Eveline 1
ji Mott of Forthworth. Texas,
Mrs. J". M, Gregg is a splendid '
|| trained teacher in Marion county.
K Here many friends pray that her
A vacation and trip will he highly
S recuperative, and enjoyed; nnrt a
wait her home coming and amiaeumpuiiy,
with interest ami
HM1 ".-pecial pleasure,
B M\
Of Victory! *
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Zhase Street, Baltimore, Maryland, i"
ollege, Baltimore, Maryland; and
V Citv VCnnsaR a r
Tennessee, display happy smiles of ]
winners in the 1941 Walter Mack 3
eated by Pepsi-Cola Comoanv. of . .
ob Awards plan provides business
specially created positions in those '
nt training, at a salary of $1300 a
heir year's tralnTWg'Avith "Pepsi-Cola ^
Special Sales Representative, and
ig. !
'n. Silver Jubilee
ree August 18- 23
vvaverlky hr am illuiuary- "Join
The National Defense Parade"
is the theme of this year'-;
Summer Reading club, Hoys and
ijirls are reading stories about America
and America's neighboring
countries. Every book read and
told successfully makes the readet
a better patriot. The bullet it.
board s decorated like an Ameri
ran Hag. On this background artscattered
smaK'r Ils.gs, uiulei 1
which the child's name is placed.
For every book a stripe is addij^
to his Hag, first red, then white.'
the third book is another red i
stripe and so on until all thirteen
- tripes hiv ?< omnlotfi). ?:
hihiren have all thiitcn stripis j
olored in their flag. meaning,
they have fcat| thirteen hooks this
an'miner. Several have started
Hitting st: is in thi< hi..,. ti< hi <>t' _
.heir flag. The hooks ate arrant; J
"<l on special shelves.* according ,
lo-A-hcir yehool grade, reading ahiL
ity. Above the -books w an -uU.ru.
five poster of JUuy_>?vuffrolnng a *
passing parade from the top tif a }
lamp post on Main street.
Sixty-one* children have jok.ed !
so far this summer. Tlio.-e vvllo. a
have finished the stripes on tie '
lag are:. Kdna Riley. Porothy I
CJibhs, Richard Williams, ''helnin ;
Richardson. Who will he the one
to have the most stars? Af* ye ~\
in_the contest? Why not j? in to- ,
morrow? Come in and see who', i
good books we have. ,
* * ??
Attention Boy Scouts!'
Scout Master Shelum asked. 1
that all the Bov Scout honks be |
set aside so that the Bov Scouts'
ould find them easily. Thev haw
been placed on the shelf urdor tin
'rent 'Window.' Come and s..,.
them, also special Boy S'-out :ea<*- 1
azines. _____ -i
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ilidMW ( 11 U'l.l. VKWS '
Rev. I.cniv Jackson, Castor <
I
Winnsboro, S. (*.?The Sunda" (
school met at ten o'clock w.th the ;
Supt. tthd c o-workers at their post | ]
of duty. After the class study of ]
the lesson "the review was conduct .
rd by the supenntendent. Class
No. 1 has the attendance burner..Sunday
mbrninir the p.astor s - j
leeted hi.s text from (Jen. subject
(Jod Callinpr Ad; m. Sunday
evening at three o'clock he m-cacli '
ed?at Bhrek-Jrrclc Baptist churcir. i
Hio (-nvt if.... C... ... ?!.. I> 1.
1 i 1>) t^Al V?t*a WCl IVl'll II Oil I lilt* uuut\
of-Jormh-thr? 4rfhsub'joiffTo'ii can''
Get Around What God Wants ,
Y"ou to Do.
Stewardess Hoard No 1 of which i
Mrs. Diunna Rosborough is presi t
[lent pound the pastor last Friday. '
Those who sent Somethings t. I
the parson.'ge are as follows: Mrs. i
P. T. Sm<?h. Elizabeth Rnttise. >.
Lizzie Dixon ayd Mattie Whit nor
Friday August 8th there will
be~mi entertainment on Wavnvn i
play ground from 4 until 7. Come *
and be served. Children !>e; ndulfs i
10 cents. Snoi)^p' "M j i, M
TlllHIJj?.
Quite a few visitors were out ,
Sur.dav among whom were Mr
ind Mrs. Feaster {1-id Mrs. Mae
gie Mome who made interesting
remr.rks. '
Mrs.- Elizabeth Rnttise and M ? (
1). I. Smith are stil on the si<!<
list. We hope for them a spoedv T
recovery. -t
Sunday night the pastor too!:" ~
his text from Isaiah 05:2.1, suh- t
ject A Sure Reward. The T.eague
ernt at the usual hour. The topic
How to handle hand'eans \v ? one,'
nd bv I erov Jackson Jr. Otters
also spoke on the subject. A program
was rendered. ^
The Pastor's Aid board met j;i c
the parsonage Mondov ni"ht Jul21.
After the business wn? atf/inrlnrl
f/X n woe A i ie lleo/ol
namelv "Whit Aro Y.w> TW~ n
With Your Talents. S'^vnril
sons spoke on tho subject. Th c
ffroup wr.s then served.
The Senior choir is prpwyog !>}, >? <1
lindar tl>? lewHei'sl'ln?rrf MrsT nrn
P. Moore. Every time they sine ^
there is an improvement. F
Centennial of The Gran
)dd Fellows; Plan Gre;
elebrution (o b ejudd in New
ork, August, 1942; Many Nation- ,
I Officers. Attend Meeting jn t(
hiTa; Order is Gaining New V:
odg.es and Members .
bi
Philu., Pa. (.CNS)?The semi- J ^
nnual meeting of the Committee .f
f Management of the Gnand
Jnited Order of Odd Fellows held
t Headquarters Building, July 14- 11
0, was noteworthy for the farcaching?plans
agreed upon foi ''
he cclebrattrni <5f The one hunredth
Anniversary of the Ordei jjj
i America. ? -j
The et-ntemiini?celeb rat um will
v helil in connection with the B. ?
1. C., ithe national convention ol .,
he Order, in New York City, Auust,
1942 (
The national officials in attend
nee included: grand master Ed- j
.iixd H. Morris,-Ohk'ttgnr-deptitT
rand master Ernest D. Cooke, p
his tun; grand secretary Jesse L. t|
Nicholas, Baltimore; grand treasirer
A. T. Shirley, Arlington, V&.;
rand directors Robert T. Thomas,
acksonville, Fla.; James F Adair
sTew York; Rev. H. H. Butler, '
lartsville, S. C ", Willial Kelso, ^
Alexandria, I>a.; John A. Carey,
'hiladelphra and editor Henry P. i_
laughter, Washington, D. C. '
The Grand Household of Ruth (|
>ffleers present were: Mrs. Mary w
7loyd HJenley, Nashville, Tenn.;
dost Worthy Grand Superior Mrs.
Mnia B. LaytOri; RlghtW.G. S. t
Mrs E. B. Delane.v, Covington
iC.w; ?recorder Mrs. Florence D, ^
Cochran; Cleveland, OTnoT Mis -j
Lillian Prattis, Now York; Mi$?
Susie F. Jones, Boston; Mrs. Lavinia
Fair, Washington, D. C.;
Mrs. Marie Cooper Jaynes, Phila- t
ielphia. Alftb in attendance were }
Rev. Lewis H. Dawley of Detroit, e
Michigan, and Major Gen. Edward a
t.hivus.?head?of?the?military it
>ranc of the Order. t
The -report- of~the grand secre- v
-m*v?showed that the OVcler is in
i healthy condition firvmcially, *'
md that there is much improve- *
nent in new lodges and reinstate- a
nent of members, many of whom
uid fallen .out due to the depres- ,
don. .
As is gene/ally known, the Or- 0
!er in this courtly had its bediming
in ,New York City, when (
f'etor Ogden and men of Philoma- (
heon Musical and Literary So- {
ie b' came Philomatheon. Lodgt- ?
STo. in 1842. The Order grew
apidlv until; hit its peak, it had
iver ten thousand branches and jJ
i membership of over a half a mil- h
ion, including such men as Dr. J. 1
MeGime Smith. Rev. <John Peter- "
a>n. T onias Hamilton, Patrick H.
Reason. Prof. Charles Reason. /.
I homas Downing W. G. H. Curtis,
Clysses B. N'idal, Daniel Warms- '
ley, Francis Myers, Timothy Sea- s
pan. and James Needham. Sr.
riw..... .,11
several professions, included nhydcians,
teachers, preachers, bus- 7
!! ssnieeiV engravers, caterers,
itc^-set?a?high- standard of con" j
Hut. both as individuals and as y
odge -.'roups, for those who came
rfter them. c
The minutes of Philomlheim- ?
Lod'j'c and TTamlTton Lodee, of the s
ai!y days, now re>l like some ()
legal code which had been- pre- 0
>ared with great care. ^
It is to celebrate the one-hun
iredth anniversary of the Order f
hat grea't preparations are. now
oeing made. One feature of this ,
< li bration will be a great pagetfnt
if the Older, when many of fhr j
founding fathers will again live,
move, and have fhcir being in this ~
ireaT"spectacle. It is expected that f
it least 1,000 members will have I
haractor parts in the pageant. I
~ Dr^iTfg all fhose years this Or- t
k*r has maintained cordial fra- c
ernal relations with the Head s
Office in Manchester. England,
i>'.ster and other officials from ?
England and Australia will he ^
+resent:?
Although the Order was orga- *
viseed in New York, it has held its
lational convention in New York ^
ally once since 18-17^ and that was ^
n l'.rJO, which sti)l stands out as tie
la. cost meeting of the Order. a
There were iii attendance 2,200
T'-legaVes" and over : ix thousand )
visitors. - \
Great preparations are being J
nade for many special "features at S
the coming centenial .celebration. 1
The Committee iiv charge is as t
follows:. James F. Adair, chair- h
nan, N. Y.; Henry P. Slaughter
lecretary, Washington, D. Jes- ^
p L. Nicholas, Baltimore, Md.; ^
Robert T. Thomas, Jacksonville, '
rIa.; Mrs. Mary Floyd Henley,
renn.: Mrs. Alma B. Layton, Va.; r
Urs^^E^ B. DeLancv. Kg Mm
Florence L). Cochran, Ohio; Mrs.
/illian Prattis, N. Y.. Miss Susie ^
<\ Jones, Mass.; and Mrs. Marie ^
Jooper Jaynes, Pa
Master Edtvard H. Mor-1
i. the celebrated Chicago attorn- 1
v, who has been an active mem
>er and official of the Order for
nore than sixty years, presided
it this meeting, - ^
' The slogan of the O -:ler is "On 0
o New York, August 10, 1942."
TRINITY A. M. E. CHURCH j
Rev. A. D. Hawkins, Pastnr ^
Spartanburg, S. C. ? Sunday 0
vas a Very pleasant day for j
hurch goers and Sunday school
vorkers. The Sunday sdhool open- v
d at the usual hour with a large a
ttendanee. i After
the lesson Was briefly dis- t,
ussed and reviewed we entered in p
o the morning service. A wonItrful
message wag delivered by Hi
tev 1. VV. Wallace of Columbus li
in., who has been here during the
iast week fChning a two weeks ,d
^ - %
THE PALMETTO LfeAl
d United Order of
at Pageant
ivival meeting at the abovt nan
i church. ReV. Wallace took hi
>xt Sunday moiwng -from S
tatt. 16:18, "Upon this rock
alid My church and the eates <
ell shall not prevail against it
he message was given in sue
eautiful illustration that a chil
>uld catch the glimpse of whs
p was trying to expla'n to h
carers. The congregation rejoict
\ their soul salvation as tMe_ill
as still burnliig from the revivi
leeting. Revk Wallace is a woi
erful preacher and Gospel singe
^e-i>rayr that?he may live Ion
nd preach God's word.
This being llumily Rally da
le secretary called the roll,
umber of families paid their ai
esment. The rally was a grar
uccess and we hope to closo oi
l full next Sunday-night.
At 8 o'clock our humb'q servan
lev. Dlnwkins(""ascended the ro
rum and delivered a well prepa
il sermon to an appreciative aui
met??from 51st Psalms, 121
erse, using as a theme, "Rest
ation of lost Joy." The messaj
'as inspiring and fulf of inform:
ion. . .
We were glad t0 have the Re
fudson the of A. M. E. Zic
hureh to worship with us Sui
n\> nivht ,,
v/wiiiv t?k mil, JO'U d.
elcome.
A few of our membeis arc dt
>n the?sk.*k list. We ~pvay fTu
hey will soon be out again.
^^tMA^-settooiTTUNTE^
ION CLOSES
By L'ncle Tug
iMoncks Corner, S. C.?The tw?
y-sixth annual convention of tl
informed Episcopal church ope
d Thursday night, July 24th wii
i prayer by Rev.-.lamps F. Weh
i Sc. Luke R. E. church, Charl<
on, S. C. Miss. Alhertha Juoks<
WS in chjilge of the pre-convej
ttoTT program. Friday morn In
ivine service conducted by Rev
V'm. Felder, Abraham C?r?dsd(
nd J. H. Blanden followed by tl
'resident's annual address, f
poke_?rom Jthe subject A Defmi
iim. It was ? masterpiece. A
or which the following chairnu
n com trustee were appointed:
C)n Hours, .Rev. John H. Dail;
)n Credential. Rev. Abraha
laeseen; On Finance. Rev. Jol
Aiken and Rev. James E. Wei
horister.
Fridav * l'ternooii session begt
rith song services conducted i
clef a t !"- 1'rnm r:'- **-+44
em Sunday schools. Papers <
lur Offerings as an Expressu
f Stewardship were rea<? by <b
..'at s front St. JoVi* and Ho
'his- Sunday Schools. The. p
fers "from the above schools br
manv comments. The afterno
essioir- closet! after sevral spea
is spoke on the subject "\Vhl
>t'parinn't Of Our Church Scho
Scot's The Best Teacher".
Friday evening; session?l>egi
it 8:lf> p.m. with a very go
ilatform service conducted - by - ^
aike school with Mr. M. B. Fo
est presiding.
Salindnv morning: song;. servi
omlucted by delegates from Gbi
du'pljcrd and Redeemer chur<
chools. Ttniics discussed: Metho
f Teaching and The Importan
f More Rible Teaching in 0'
'hurci, Schools. Reports we
ailed ifor am! several church
aid their budget in full.
Saturday afternoon opened wi
song service. Delegates fro
^ i* ?n and Hofv Rock Chuv
chools. Several spoke on the h
c The Necessity of Church schoc
Rev. William Felder preside
hiring the Executive session. T
ollowing were elected: Rev. Jo]
J. Daily, president; Mr. Euge
ston. secretary; Miss L. Kii
irganist and .Miss A. Jackson, tr
urer.
Saturday evening. Even*
trteyer by . Revs.?Thomas Addisi
nd Abraham Gadsden. Sermoi
>y Rev. John L. Aiken. A vote
hmrks wa,. terdcd TO him for V
oul stirring message.
Sunday morning. Sunday scho
ondufted by Vice-President M
iugene Lloyd, assisted by Mr. Gi
Vashington, Rev Thomas Artr
on. Misses A. Jackson. 0. The
nd Rev. James* E. Webb. .
?Rev. John H. Daih* reviewed tl
esson. Morning prayer by Re\
Vm. Mack, ex-president and Jol
I. Daily, newlv elected presidei
:ermon by Rev. Joseph S. Collit
Hs message will long be remer
lered in the hearts .T those wl
leard him.
The convention clo^d with tl
nstallntion of officers bv Rev. \
L Caniphell. Next convention
Sm?inueL>church. Alvin. S. C.
Announcements; Missionary c<
ent'orr. AncusT 8ff-.11 Bovs Sur
ner Cumn August I-lb. The Gii
cesorve club invites you and vou
I'ith them on a t> n to Crdn.-?h
Jonday, August 1th. $1.25 rout
rip.
5BFNFZER A. M F. CHURC
Rev. D. N. Wilson, Pastor
On last Sunday the past
(reached. His subject was "
nowTedge of the living redeer
r," taken from Job 19:21)
Surdiv school was conducted 1
drs. E. Dtase, teacher of Cla
>To. 2. The lesson was review'
y the pastor.
Our nright service began at
'clock. Our looal preacher, Re
Washington, preached a so
tirring sermon. The scripture te
/as taken from the 47th Psaln
nd was read by the pastor.'
The services were largely a
ended ,and many visitors we'
resent.
Mrs. J. S. Williams attd Mr
iebtKTH Simmons" are on the sl<
st.
Sunday was indeed a glorloi
ay for al believers.
???;
The roTiowing was composed in
Summer school: Professor C. V. E
Bing a::d Miss Latimer. We-hud t
? -t?d ones" ctosety." The others: Miss
we could closely observe but rep
not have the full names of all ol
is tune of "The More We Get Togel
t. By Rev. Julius Holman, Gan
1
'5 All hail to Mi A Wilson, Miss WT
AH hail to Mis? Wilson,
J She taught well this course.
She is kind and positive,
Full of knowledge and patience-;
1S All hail to Miss Wilson,
Ml
^ AH hail to Ml'k. UlngT Mrs. Bing.
u All nail to Mrs. Bing,
r~ She taught well sweet songs.
IT -Always smiting, always "helping.
^ Always teaching and singing,
All hail to Mrs. Bing,
y She taught well sweet songs
A
s* All hail to Miss Latimer, Miss L
^ All hail to Miss Latimer.
H She is reaUy?enterhenittrconsciol
Informing and careful. ?
AH' hail" tcT^Miss Latimer,
s" She taught well good health,
r- _
F All 'hail lb Prof. Bing, Prof. Bing
All hail to PYof.Bing,
Q* He diiects this school,
^ LrplomiaticalriJWIsbphical,
a" Oratorical, outstanding,
All hail to Prof. Bing,
v< He directs this Bchool.
>n
a" All hail to Mrs. Sexton, Miss Ri
l'e All hail to the rest of them,
They fought well right here.
_Ihey .are, love4y-ttmcha11ructWe
Aral beautiful to the end,
"All hail to the rest of them,
? -They?taught welFfight" here.
WINS IN BABY CONTEST
JOAN BERNICE CRAWFORD
cp
3 J The Babies' contest was a grea
i'h success, the 13th of June. Joai
J? Bet-nice Crawford was the winne
of the gold ring in- the eontes
ui' raising the highest amount $17..86
r" Total raised $11).40. She is th
grand-daughter of Mr. and Mrs
J. C. Crawford of Ridge Spring
th S. C., daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Stafford Crawford of Hemsted
c" New York.
30 The sponsor of>the contest wa'i
Mr. F. L. Gardnes, teacher of thi
Ridge HiTTTiigh school,
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fir
T lit) N N E AT __C IROI1I??
Rev. VT. Williams, Pastor
ea _ ?
Sunday was a tine day at St
,, Peters A. M. E. church. Rev
-WiHrunis is aIY oirTsts vacation. Mi
ns left Saturday July 26 to visit hi:
of sister in New York, accomnaniei
- Iw xti? a>wt "\tv? alkovt n?vi_ o?,
Miss M G. Williams and others
,01 We hope for them a safe trip. Rev
[r. Tingman in charge during his ab
jv senec.
i;. Mr. -Willie Cord?of- Chartertoi
ia visited the bed side of his sicl
aunt in Bonneau Saturday, Mrs
Mary Whiter-Wtr hbtTe" for her i
rs. speedy recover.
in
it. SOC1KTY HILL NEWS
is.
n* Rev. Marshall preached for tin
10 congregation at Bethesda and Rev
Frgzier preached for the eongre
gation at Union Sunday,
y. We are singing f "Rejoice am
in be glad, it is sunshine >*at last
the clouds have departed, the sha-n
ows are past".
n- Rev. Alsbrooks. Bennettsville
lri 11 Hi Vinil 111"nail In 11 1 I III
rs to our house and get us keepinf
us with hi mahout all the week
nl Tut sday we visited Rev. Jord a J
and family,~Maxton, N*. C.
On Wednesday we attended tin
? funeral of one of Rev. Alsbrook';
members near Latta. The eulogiei
and testimonies lead us to hclievi
or that the young man who lacked
i? month of entering his teens ha
gone where "congregations neve
n* break up and iSabbath hes no end1
W.ohds of condolence by S. R
Thompson. Funeral conducted h'
s* Roy. Alsbrook who delivere4 ,
most touohiny and sympathy
messaye. Most asurodlv this Ixv
? 'va? raisod in a Christian homo,
v. On Tuosdav and Wednesda;
ul niybto wo jjtfondod a revival \vher<
Kt wo conducted oiio twonty niyht
ris voars r?yo.
Rov. AlshfookR and his ".do a
t- wifo certainly know how to taki
re care of a poor invalid "father".
8.
nr
Jn The Pnlmptt#> l^eadei
I
'honor of the instructors in Allendale *1
ling, Miss Robbie Wilson, Mrs. Louhje^j
chance-to obfre rve above riani- 1
>es Sexton and Reid, were not where I
orts say they are really fine We d<> I
f them. It may be sung in the same
her, etc."
nett, S. C.
Ison, Miss Wilson, ___
Mrs. Ring,
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atimer, Miss Latimer.
is.
A ~ 1 " ~ " 1
r-PrtrrrBing;
N
id and tin* otners.
I MT. ZION A. M. K, CHLRCH
Rev. ( . ( Mcllwain. Pastor
r , ?
; | h. ?>. uas called to "order at its?
I 'Os.ul hour wth. the s'u'pt. and all
5 _oft icei s at. their post of duty. Afi
tci prpyt.v?meeting OPT pastor '
| -jcame before us and it Beamed a|
if he wrs thinking about revival
mvetting. He stirred -the wVtolc
?atn+ttrm-e;?After?whieto?- RapTTsn
began. Thirtv-five candidatewere
Baptized.
At three o'clock our pastor left
; for Shiloh to attemHthe funeral of*
I one of the oldest fathers of Sh:
I loh.
At seven o'clock our A C\ :v
6 League m-t with a good numbo;
| of ykuing people. This nieetm '
1 was a grand success. It seem 'like
| all the members are trying hard
| to ploy their part and i- eight
o'clock our.pastor came before ur
I again and oroug'ht to us ... heart
I meltipg an ssace. Lvcrvhodv?uu
del the sound of his Voice 1 ejoiv|
ed while the man ol' Guti was taikl
ing.
Our singing union met at Kbcin
S zei church with the President Mi\_ _
|_ ChiLriie?RoWrson. Choir?' present
t Mt. Zion, New Hope. Round T p
? f i - - - - -
r iiru uucmvA'i tiiid wirc ft SUCCt'S?.
I Pastor md family were the dim
*_ e<ts Smi.l.'iy?afteilc >;?-rr~ ~
M>s. Lueinda Cook.
| _BKTH>X.._A.- M. K. CH (Rt'tV ^
Rev. J. P. Cummings. Pastor
Sunday was very" luveh day '
and we had a glorious time. At
2 p.m. our beloved pastor brought
1 us a message from the subject A
1 Conversation Between Christ an i
1 the Devil of which was very inter*
csting. All who was present en'
joyed it very much. After the
e morning service Rev. Cummings
s- and hi,, daughter little .Miss Ver
nelle Cummings and Lily B. .lame;
' Mrs. H. M. Wolfe were the dinner I
' guests of -Mr. and Mis. M Cut;
ningham. They enjoyed a wondei
s ful dinner. -?
e At 8 o'clock we returned to OK:
Bethel and Rev. Cummings again
revived otir souls, He used for
his text St. Matt 1,4:27, subject
_ n.wl Comforts?Hic People. Wt?H
gain enjoyed a happy message.
We are trying to hold up the stan
;. dard of Denmark and our Pastor.
Rev. Cummings. Little Verne1!
?rtrr? ?T?TT..I Ti .I
p wiii* nil* Kucst v" iitui* i\u?, iAM
15 Cunningham. Little Miss I ,il!t.
L was -t-he -tftres-t?ni?hrttt7?
i Mis? Lily Mao Benjamin. We c?i,
joy having them and they rt-portod
., happy stay.
Wo arc triad to have Miss K. L.
Wolfe home from the close of lxor
t~ summer schotTT
y Little L. ,B. Benjamin, sistoi I
i. Norman are on our sick list a;-,
r "STarpuerette Hicks of Rome
Baptist church is very j?iok. Wo
pray for thorn a spodv recovery.'
Come fco Bethel ?Jericho when
.i:Denmark we enjoy havimr \o.i |
McCOILMICKK C1KCI I I ~ '
Rev. B. If. dray. Castor
I The third quarterly conference
. of the above named distric t is now *
j history, which was hold in Shilo'.
A. . M. K. church The-* Cast, r
Row B. If .'dray is a wom'TeVCo
r- 1 nadir uucL Rium!-' lloU I,, inn-!. . '
, a people. The conference was a
arroat success ami the presiding
, I elder went away \ ith his full-assessment
which goes tv sav t!i
a preacher is accepted with h'{
own people. The Mct'ormick cm
, cujt have raised the past three
months $80.01 That vims t
I say that we are striving to march
on. We want the readers .f th s ..
r prper to know thut the A'ni,.
district have at its head the pron
i er goods, when the right tir>V
comes to present him, and th
u circuit is .with him ??iw h mat rec
percent.
The confidence was graced with
y. the presence of Mrs. Lelia He'd
? Perrin of Detroit. The presiding
n elder preached aspul stirring si;
mon at twelve-thirty. tWt St. Taike
y 75:18 I will arise and go to mv
T7> ? 1.1
r <tintr.
Our revival meetir.R will - J
rin .Sunday, August 3rd. Rev. J. 1
P. WaahinRtoon of Aikrn will he .
? the pieai'lior.
Mrs. Rhodla Wideman of Shillah,
Pa., is visitintr in the home of
r her neice Mrs. Ruth A. Searles
The pastor's wife and daugh
Pife Thr?
v!<;- '(-ray. worshigj ^
(^j'|S that
? Ii< V. Ji. I i . (J|;y. at^
are u! :.ui! aw:- th?- white friend#*?7!
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I.KKSN I[.l.K NEWS V* *
Mt?. ' Nh rris of Lecsville,\ j?
md !.? . 3fr?=. Ester Flem?'f "
r ' "{ ' ' ;? S. r , m o on their * ^
k;n-?It . :'. 11relatives iarira" '
' " !i?1 > a few days In "
. ' 1 ' ^'-'h " . \ C. with their ;1
' M- and Mrs, James 4
I.'.cast Ave. and in
*l 3 urn Ilartsvill#, S.C., %
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l"! '' y A\ a-'r.ineton with the
ia-uui.t", . 1 r1-'1' -. Ni.rrl!!. MTSE?
' '1? * *'* - UtJii? aii a safe trip ?v
'1;'5-1 tr with Mrs. ?
' ,S < ' " ?U ' S"" "T1L* 'laugh.?
J'j]y they dined
j ,t? . :_r/l?rr.?}; r. Mr. and Mrs.
tldei-. Mu-mmftah. Sun
' 1 ' 1 >.:... ; with Mrs. =t?t
U;.-,; ; ^ Cates Ave". The*
" " itMay iih/ht they had "
' f: ii- i-1 tr'':l' ^'i^ier. Mr. and .
u :f- -'-v.'.iv. laoth st. i
171 "V had sunner "1
with Mrs , Williams. '*A
Si>! '!iiv ;.r:J..lv '20th- they?
"f".'-: ;rin t-< <""nnic Island and +.
ot in !.vd to the city that after,?+.
Ttrrrn r r?! orri' -T With Mr. and Mr? ?4Hui
r.~" 1 32i.d St!
Counts T>riiqr Store \
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