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^ PAGE EIGHT ST. ALBAN TRAINING SCHOOL Continued from Page r school opened. She will leave July 30th to attend the State League Convention held at Allen University. Goldie is delegate from the ship A. M. E. church of Clinton. Miss Anna Bell Pace has been added to the senior class and Miss Berniee Robinson to the junior class. They both are from Ware Shoals. Miss Hattie M. Washing is welcomed to the junior class, Miss Vivian Garrett to the 9th grade, Miv Jonah?Adams?to?the 8th grade and little Miss Iola Pepper to the 7th grade. All of these are boarding studens. Other names we failed to get are hiuhly receivedr ? ? - ' . M iss Rice and Mrs. Anderson spent the week end at their homes in Williamston ynil Pendleton. S. C rpgpprtivnly - ? aikkn news Cumberland A. M. K. Church Rev. J. P. Washington. l'astor Sunday was a lovely dry through out.' The church "scltebT wag begun on time by Supt. 1>. A. Jones and his ecu ps of tiailut.-.?The 1o>m;; was discussed with much enthusiasm.' Divine worship ~ b<g;\n strictly at 11:15 o'clock. This was fifteen?millutea Titte tTlQe tosome business matters in the Sunday school which took a little more time than usual. After devotional. am", preliminary remarks. the pastor sclecti d?K.iiokici?ilui?_2 h-is He used- as his theme "The G.s. pel Mission". This wa> -r. in sti ucl A o mri?edit uir.g = ?rtv..m. The ever.ir.g message wa? brought by R?v. Heywaru IT Hand. He proved himself equal to the task. The revival meeting in Gran iteville which was conducted to the pastor last week was quite a success. A large group of the members vccomnanied the pastor on Friday night. This was known as Cumberland night. The Missionary meeting was ha(i at the home of Mrs. C. H. Smith Sunday afternoon. A spicy program was had and a delicious course of refreshment was served. The pastor and delegates left Wednesday morning to attend the State Sunday School and League convention which convened in Columbia Messrs J. P. Washing ton, Jr., James Page. Misses Marie Jones and Bessie Radden were the delegates. Cumberland church rir.gs m backing bells, for she has a pustor who knows no Alps. Visitors are always welcome. Aiken Ministerial Alliance The Ministerial Alliance of Ail en county continues to hold its ref ular session,. ?;?t Sunday .Schoo room of Friendship Baptist chiircl Our last meeting held was von in te resting and the re w as VUTJ helpful information brought out ii the general discussion as u sor of aftermath to the teaching o the Sabbath.'school lesson by Rev Edenburg Ur.ahairrL """" Prvstderil--Rev. M <i. Mom ley is not in position to attend re~ ' ularly since lie is > : gi geit m Ut "revival meetings* mow u' > i n *_i '* in a general way throuhout th county. The Ministers' Ailianci still continues, to function thus, days even though the attendant-* due to the fact so many o| the minister., are in the midst ot their revival meetings. The Vice-President. Hev I.. K Ginn is doing all in his power tc keep up the good work of the un ion and tieTViMie.- to .rge nil?Un. brethren who are not otherwise engaged tu. attend and help keep the good work going oil. Last "meeting night the ministers of out alliance attended the ' revival services at one of Rev. \V. 11. Vauhn's churches, the Heaver Dam church, The minister* who were unable to go with the group to the Beaver Dam church, remained at Friendship church where they listened t" a great message delivered bv Rev. M. M. Peace. The Rev.. M. M. ? Peace spoke eacdv n+gLt ia^L Avnek orp a special" sub met e;t--h night consisting "f ,..v-m--u- valle<l his Tempte Talks. Tht >e were great ~ TgnTTTte~JTTrBc?r atto- -grea-t4y uniuy-_ ed by all. The Ministerial " union i* vc:v fortunate to have a real dutiful secretary in thy person ot) Rev. R W. Winn who is always op hand ready to do his part to help push forward the -work of our alliance* We miss during our meeting outChaplain, Rev. S. J. Justice w-Jfo is specially, gifted it- singing spirit>n>t ning.'c i'M wi' Im.o-iw hi t? in Wia ttso 1 >w* r? 141 i r\ cr c; an/I t It ji f Kr? is doing godd work inspiring them by his spiritual singing as well us his wo rfTe rful preaching. The program of the last.meeting was read an,l it was the genf oral consent that Rev. H. M Harrison be asked to preach the sermon on next Tuesday evenilig. The acting president urged the brethren tn come each Tuesday night as usual and help carry on the business of the union. The business of the union being completed the closing song was sung benediotion was pronounced and ? we adiourreel to meet the following Tuesday night af the regular time and place. Second Baptist Church Rev. J. W. Miles. Pastor Ju 1 y 2 :?The Sunday yervtee* A-ere eery interesting throughout he dnv trur assistant Pastor Rev, C. W. Turner preached both morn ing and evening, preaching in the morning from I Corn. 15:57. A sage. At the evening we were far r ' ^?? -;? hfa. -..... . vored with anoher great message. I Our S. S. was very well attended ( and the lesson was helpful to all. t The annual picnic is planned for" V. gust Id a jolly time for the uung folk. Quite a few visitors I wre present at the evening scr- I vice, among them were Mrs. Fran s is Smith and daughters Mrs. <j Bertha Glover and Mrs. Christine * Clover, all -of Jtockville Center. N, I V.: Mrs. Eunice Heed of Corona, j N. V.; Mr. Robert Anderson of c Greenwood, S. C.; Prof. A. \V. Nic c holson wa? with us at the morn- j ing service and made a very helpful and appreciative talk after the ernion. Mrs. Margret Smith of i New York City is spending s >ne \ " '.lire w11h fiei' -coUsilfs M". rind ~ Mrs. Frank Wilson of GivenvilU St.. Aiken. S.C.' It has been nmi\ " ~ttUTTT~"^0 y ears' "sirrcc?she has been j lei . Mr. and Mrs. Wilson and ^ ^mith were dinner guests' , urvlay of Mrs. Josephine Pick- ] ens of Augusta, Ga. Graniteville News ^ ,\lt. /ion A.M. K Church ; Uev. Paul I . Wells. Pastor , T iiiday was a lovolv day and n ar; e number wore out to Sunday 7 -eh ?ol. \Ve aja.1 vel'V glad to see i ; umber of our littjj.' folk taking int. rest in the Sunday school. Tli e;. her of das,. No. 3 is offering . ! t i/.c to the host attendance. 1 Mis. Marina Hurst teacher. Mrs. iuth Morris very beautifully re~ viewed the Sunday school ~ Sv miay morning our pastorpre.ichbd and ni^rht services began ' - ~ti? :30 at?which?t-imv?Rev.?Mills _ preached a wonderful sermon. A number of visitors were present vVi a' e r. w i:. the midst of oui es . al met ting, Last week tfic 1 Reo J. P. Washington, conducted : the meeting wr.ich was innye.it by. .-vt: yone.. he really had everybody sp? '.l. bdur.d. Hi- is a gospel minst : . ginning with this week ! -i ; i "wi" i i'i1 t- i;;i r t!r.-~last _ -*vii - sneof-iive.? WV were -blessed , v;t.'. two sou's or. last week. ! ..st?we h-em: 1'iv. iiml Mi's. B. ~ "I. i lurcher son motored-to-G-ra-mte.'il. at which time they spent a ."i-v. days with their mptlver and her-in-law Mrs. Emma M~"ris. also otheir sisters and brothMr. and Mrs. Jimmic Hurst 1 mi Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Fergu.. They j eported a very pleas Hit str.y. Trey are now back to lu Cit' of ' St. George. We are 1 .'.i glad to have Mrs. Ruth Mor- i . .is and Mrs. Mattie Fair back i home from.'summer school. Weslej Methodist Church Rev. F. N. Jamison. Pastor Sunday school was opened at . | the usual hour. 11 :00 A.M. Rev. la;lison preached a soul stirring sermon Irum LovitTcvis T:TT theme I'll" Fire Chapter of Life. At ob' p.'in. the Ladies' Aid met at i lu home of Mrs. Emma Counts. 6:00 P.M. the Young People's s In'> had their regular meeting. S:0() P.M. Rev. I. W. Hopkin Hi ached from Isaiah 9:6 theme ?M. n:. / ,.all.N.. -ftr . n'. Holland. Rev. J ?. j_ i ick aiul Mis. McKissick, Mrs. \V\ TTopkin ami Mrs. Lucitl ^ per of Boston, Mass. Tin- pas . tar anil a few others will leave \ I'!; ig-ili'i- liie District eunferj iii e .it \Valterboro, S. ('. 5 lis. Catherine Boyntonof Phil f Ml. Iphi... Pa.. . ami Mrs. Amanda M?u4ji.V-ijC Alii trUL- were visitors ? u .in- outtH'??.Mi .?P.''W. ,{u.vi1? i -: family on "Monday afternoon Bethlehem Baptist Church Kca. It. \V. Winn. Pastor ' iimlay school opened at the u>- ' Ma! hour with a ver\ yoodattend ijije. The lesson was heauti; fully reviewed by the-pastor. Banner Class No. Miss Ytctoru " MT?H?rk-. ti-Hidiei.. ? _ 1 1 :.'J0 Prayer nun-tiny aftm i which the pastor as.ended the rostruni and pleached a very forceful - sei-nop subjoin -'.'Power to Over* th'. iw the Prince hi the world . i. Romans 1:16. Members nti sick list Nfrs. Mar* selia Holowuv rtixl Lucy Anderson Mrs. Bertha Mobbs has returned to Washington. D. C. "Mrs. Minnie Palmare. grandson ""arm daughter Mrs. Eliza P. John- ] 1 so. are leaving for a month's vaa" on in Detroit. Mi'-li.. visiting vi iv her liaught'T Mrs. fellilus i P. '"iirry. From there to Manha-- , set. X. V. to visit Mrs. Ruby Gold- ( _ hrnoiiL-h. her daughter aDm? -j Mrs," Mildred Samuel,. has re foTneil' to Wie hington. Lh? .Mis- Mian'he Baitb-v of Bam- , ):l.; r. S. is visiti- g Mv. am! , Mi-- John Mutely of Aik<-fh~S ( j Friendship Church ] "he young folk of the eh..r<" ' a i(-ii the .program out bei.uti- ! fully during the iv.o: thug and evening serines. The pastor preael j 'i from" the subject "-How to Grow" during the morning servic-- ' - and 'If Ml The Mmriu m Wi r. S Just Like Me", during the ev nim hour. Let uv. not forget the story hour for the children every Fridav af- ] tei noon at 5 ocl'oek. All other an tivities as usual. We'd like to announce that in ' the Tuberculosis contest Miss M " tis Meach am won second prize and Miss Mildred Nobles won third prize. Both young ladies are of I Aiken. The visitors and returning me< , her are: Mrs. Louise Scott. MrPei rl McKissick. Mrs. F.thel F.f ' ron. Mrs. TIattie Reed. Mr. James ' Anderson. Miss Vermelle Adams - Miss Blarche Rartlov MYe TNatoe Mi--s V. Corley. Mis,. Roberta Williams, Mr, N'orman Williams, Jus' *n? de Windt, James do Windt. The funeral services <>f Mrs. Car tie Hammond was conducted a t 'he church Sunday afternoon a' four o'clo'k. Th^ funeral services of Mrs. Ressie Anderson was conducted at Mt. Pleasant Grove | church in Edgefield on Frirlav af 1 "ffcrnnoh. "Tilt' Turuwul kimvHts irFi Mrs. Rosa Floyd were conducted - . #? "fB NATIONAL CONVENTION ] )F NFA TO BP] AT FLORIDA ] V. & M. COLLEGE , Tallj h"ssee, PMa., July 28?The. National Convention of the New J 'armers of America wil hold their , icventh session at the Florida A. , fc M. college," August 17, 18, 19, ind 20, 1941. President J. R. E. 1 _>ee anounees that every possible irrangemnt is being made by the ollcge to furnish the setting foi >ne of the convention's most ini- ' ?ortant sessions. < The distinguished speakers to >e present; the tnupic of groups, miss band, quartets, and solos to je heard at the meetings; the con- ' tests ? 'ft'-ultuiraL oratrfrical, luartets. quizes and stunts; the iwards and prizes, etc.?will make rhls a notable session. Florida A. _ fe M. college faculty members who ,vill serve the convention arc President J. R. K. Lee; B. L. Per Dean of the Division of Agri uPmc-'L. A. Marshal1 State N. F. A. Adviser; G. W. Conolv As7iF"TTTt Teacher-Trainer. Florida: im! Chapl: in D. R. Hedgley.?- - ] Clt KENWOOD NEWS The Sunday school ami B. Y. P. 1 U. Convention was held at ore. Pisgah Baptist church. Ephworth',S. C.. July 24. 25, 26. 27. The pastor. Rov. H. B. Mitchell, with his deacons. deaconesses tmd?a hosi . J r?f loyal hearted members certainIv entertained the convention. Tt was well attended from all parts of Greenwood. Many visiting mini- ' ste s and friends jwere present also. The convention was conducted so well and the young people responded so readily with the very finest renorts from all of the < churches. It made the convention I one among the best held in the 1 Piedmont section. The delegates \ left with these words on their lips i "Mt. Pisgah is one of the out- 1 standing churches in Greenwood, ' lead by their prominent pastor, t Rev. H. B. 'Mitchell." < At 8 o'clock a large audience | gathered at Morris Chappelle Bap 1 hist rVinrrVi nrwl had n finp sprviep I Rev. H. B. Mitchell, pastor, stood on the rostrum and preached a ? *oul stirrirrp sermon which seemed to have touched the hearts of everyone. At Tabernacle Baptist church I Rev. Sr-E-. Kay pastor^ preache4-Jtwo powerful sermons,, mortrinp and eveninp. We were able to visit them Sunday nipht ami Rev. Kay's ( text was taken from Joshua 7:13, i "O Israel, thou canst not po apainst thine enemies until thou taketh away the accursed thing." ed. The spirit was hiph. Grand to?p tal. collection, $42.85. The Sunday school and leapue convention pas held at- Mt. ZmtrA. M. E. church July 23, Verdery, S Re". A. C. Duckett, pastor. The presiding elder, P- M. Gary, S. T. B.. nresidetl. The convention war well attended and the delegates from the various churches made fine reports. The P. E. highly commended them for their splendid work. The Mt. Zion members entertain ed the convention so well that the delegates too, went away saying that~Mt. Zi'>n~Is one of "the outstanding churches in Greenwood. At Mt. Piseah A. M. E. church the -Rt: Rev. \V. Chappelle, bishop of the Holy Sanctified chinch, preached a most powerful sermon Sunday morning1 from Genesis 8: 17. Subject. "The devil's first transaction with man." They had lovely services throughout the day* At Weston Chapel A. M. E. church Rev. M G. Williams rreach cd a soul stirring sermon Sunday morning. met at Big Mt. Zion at Ephworth, S,?Cr for the usher**?urnon-with? Mr Joha Evans, president, and Mr Oscar Vincent, vice-president, presiding. The union is a great success. At 8 o'clock Sunday evening a Holvlove feast meeting "was conIucted at Weston Chapel. A large row.l was r.ros'nt Social New* Set. Thomas I. Edward of Ft. Bragg, N. f'., spent rhe week-end with his wife, Missouri Edward whoso maiden name was Miss- Missouri Smith of Green- I wood. While here ->he visited his r>arenrts at Dyson, S. C. Mr and Mrs. Willie Turner arid riother, Mrs. Matilda Smith, sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Davis and little daughter, Carrie E Turner were all called to the bedside of Mrs. Turner's son Willie, Jr? in the hospital at MrCormick, S C. who underwent an operation for appendicitis. Mrs. Clarence Graham of F'hila., Tuesday at the Mt. Hill church. The Adult ciasA sponsored a pro ?ram and entertainment on Wednesday night at the church. This | program was quite a Huccess r Ruth L- Townaend, reporter. ; palm crag Eeadkk Pa. was the week-find guest Mr. and Mrs^ George Moore < Walker St. Mrs. Elizabeth Davis is leavii Monday for Charlotte, N;C. whe jhe will spend a few weeks wi' ler mother in law, Mrs. Viola Di ris. Mrs, Washington and Mrs. ^ I. Burges motored to Mt. Pisgt to attend the B. Y. P. U. and Sui Jay School Convention. Mrp. Bulges' niece is very lo sick and is expected to be brougl home at an early date. Mrs. Jessie M. Walker leftfew days ago to visit her daugl ters in Newark^ N. J. The mother of Rev J. C. Qua les, Mrs. Cornelia Quarles, is : the city visiting Mrs. Katie M Daniel, 570 Hackett St. Mrs. Olivia Wjilliams is ju baek from Boston."Massr Who. she visited her brother, Mr. H. ] Caldwell, her nieces and othi relatives ai^d friends. She repor a fine time. For the kind, mothe ly love she* has given to one < her nieces during " her rearag this niece in turn has offered h< and Mr. Williams a home as lor as they live without-work. Mr. Robert Gray of N. Y. Oil is m-wie city visiting his brolhe iulia Gray Williams. ST. JAMES A. M. K. ( HIRCU Rev. Wm. McDonald. I'astor -Stmday school opened 10 a.r svith Supt. and co-workers pre I'lit. The "sal'ocl was conduct* jy Mr. Willie B. Cheeks. Jr. A :er the class study of the lessc the school was interestingly r /iewed by Mr. Eugene-Lewis, J The Bible class is holding tl janner. Rev. R. B. Golden teacl ;r. We enjoyed the wonderful i aort from the Sunday school coi eention -giveuibylhe delegate .ur. n,ugene L,ewis. Jr., arid Mu Elizabeth Young. Mrs. Eloi. Janerette Darby also made who some remarks. Sunday morning the pasti preached from St. John 13:1 theme Teaching by an Exampl |"TKl SHKI) or SLICED PINEAPPLE WATER MAID FANCY RICE Y()!r Ft'RNISH CONTA VINEGAR STANDARD ? CORN ~ EVERY DAY SALAD DRESSING - LARGE BOXES MATCHES EVERYDAY TEA Vi lb. 17c AMERIC AN 1-4 OIL SARDINES FLORIDA GRAPE FRLT JPICE - L. S. NO. 1 COBBLER POTATOES TFI FRY _ VUULill m GOLI) SEAL DRESSED FRYERS WILSON'S BA( iiMillM'Jll ? ?' ?' Sunduy night he preached from 3n St. Matt. 7:23-27, theme, Two Builders. These were touching sermons and will linger in our hearts. We also enjoyed the good th report made by the League delea* gates, Miss Geneva Boney. Miss Sarah Woodson is our elected delS. egate to the State -League and S. 'h S. convention. We were glad to n- see Miss Celia Phelps on the choir Sunday and Miss Gertrude Bonney w they are spending their vacation in Flat Rock, N. C. Stewardess Board No. 1 met a M*onda;rat the home?aL h- the President, Mrs. H. Young on Rice street. After the business r- part the hostess served a delici-~ in ous repast. An enjoyable evenc ing was spent. Several visitors were present st Sunday. Come again, visitors are fe always welcome. " MT. ZION A. M. E. CHURCH i ts of I Garnett, S. C.?Sunday school pr j was conducted by supt. w,. 1. uiij lison. 11:30 Rev. J. Holman delivered a^soul stirring sermon.?j Sunday wata grfiat_day. at. BerJ ' the) Baptist church and a large number of our members attended the meeting. The message delivered by Rev. Graham stirred, the congregation. All Who heard him I . enjoyed it highly. | Mrs. Nancy L. Smith returned home from Warren, Ohio where n ^ she visited her cons, Mr, Willie s- hnd Fredie Smith. She also visited " ed~hef ~Ronsr Mfr-Alofwa-antLJlidf | ney Smith in Buffalo, N. Y., her >n nieces, Mrs. Kathrine Reed and e- | Mrs. Estella Brown, her brother, r. Mr. Antony Eady, her cousin, Vioie ia Rivers in Detroit. From there i-jshe visited Lansing, Mich. "While re | in Lansing she was the guest of i- her cousins', Mr. and Mrs. How- ] s, ' ard, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jenkins, j 3s Mr. and Mrs. McKinley Lee. From je Detroit Mrs.# Smith went over in le Canada where she reported a pleas ant trip. Jr The entire community sympa4, thize with Mrs. Florie Eady in the e. loss of a dear brother who departr.uuij.l'I'U CAN2 15C - - 3 pkg. 18c INER - - - gal. 19c -T- 3K 25c - - nt iar 7Qr 1" J? - - 2 for 5c I?- ~Mi lb. 33c - - - can 5c T- - 2 r?AN? 15c I - 10 lbs. 17c I - - Z staks. 15c - - lb. 25c :0N - - lb. 27c *T ^ DICKSON MAKES STATEMENT . I wish to thank all who helped j us In any way to put over this aluminum program for Columbia. Each person worked hard in his or her field, without this cooperation, this worthy project would have failedIn order that, we may fully understand each other, I am calling a meeting at Allen university, Mon day evening August 4 at 8 o'clock. I am asking all the committee to meet me at that hour. J. E. Dickson, Chr. ed this life Saturday, July 26. ?Miss Eouiae Doloach?is- visiting, relatives in Brunson, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hutcherson were the Sunday afternoon guests of Mrs. Mamie Pinckney. - Miss Kathrine Holman was the. guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith Sunday afte rnoon.? Revs. J. A. Jenkins, Julius Holmanr S. _J_ Xiillisnn and A. JenkiPis attended the missionary meeting at White Rail, B. C. Those on the sick list are sister Candis Frazier, brother K. Scott. ?Georgfe? Miller, We are glad Mr. Richard Snooks and Mrs. Fan-n nie Pollins are improving. We are sorry to hear that Mr. Peter Eady rut his arm. r (Mrs.) A. E. McFv rlin, reportedST. PA I* I. CIRCT IT Rev. D. W. Washington. Pastor Sunday was a Cine chrrgh going day. Sunday, July'27th was trustees' day at St Paul A. M. E. church. Sunday ~scTidot~~gptrned?atthe usual hour by Bro. Jessie Max-, ie, assistant Supt. The school was well attended. At 12:00 service began. The pastor took his text from the 119th Psalms 59-60. He used for a sub ject, "'Personal Reflection^' The pastor preached a very powerful and soul stirring sermon which ! was enjoyed by all. Amount raised on r*r\ * Bethel had a good attendance at Sunday school. Amounts raised for the day were as follows: St. j Paul $32.04; Johnson Chapel, $3.10. total, $35.14. _1 A Robert Alston, Shephard Brown, Joseph Tcndle, reporting committee "CHARLES B. FIELD, Pre "Erskine) And His Tuxedo , 7 Ida Jamea . Thursday ^ "From 9 General Admission $1.20 including tax Advance Tickets -- 91c including tax Soldiers in Uniform 75c including tax WW;te Spectators -:60c,; Tickets are now on sale at: College Inn, Automat, Fort Jackson Colored Canteens, Thomas Drug Store and Greenleaf Cafe ED. JACKSON, Promoter Il.EFVY'S FUNERAT, TTOMT Undertaking And LOWER PRKTS J ^AMBULANCE SEKYK'I 5 "Ah Nf?r \? V??ur I'ho I >n I < ?Sii rtf BnH Rvlg.'nm s' * 1*31 T \ x'l OR ST ( Of I'M I -j PHAMEfl, Saturday, August 2, 1941 Wanted For George W. Murray's Alabama Minstrels V MUSICIANS FOR BAND AND ORCHESTRA REAL GOOD DANCING \TEAM STRAIGHT MAN Who Can Product^The Show CHORUS GIRLS ONE FEATURE BLUES SINGER ^ Steady Po?rtioit Year Aroimrt ALL ADDRESS: 1205 LAUREL ST. COLUMBIA, S. C. 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