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Saturday, August 9, 1941_" AIKEN NEWS k Cumberland A. M. E. Church The church school was opened Rev. J. P. Washington, Pastor one half hour earlier than the usual time, in accordance with the Proclamation of the President of the Nation, and the Governor of our State insisting that the nation observe Day Light Saving Time by running up time pieces one hour. The lesson was inter., esting and was enjoyed "by those attending. Divine services were opened at 10:30 Eastern Standard Time. The pastor preached twn forceful sermons, and administered the Sac.. ) rament both morning and evening He selected his^ text in the rftor- 1 ing worship.? from Zech. 13rl, theme "The Fountains of Life". His evening text was taken from St. Luke 17:32 "Remember Lot's Wife". The collection for. the day was flair, When taken under consideration the many members who ?- are away on their vacation. "The Indoor-Garden Party" spoil sored by the Missionary Society and SteNMaffff^s^Jard No, I.was quite a success last Wednesday night. There were eleven tables with four guests at each. Prizes ^ were given for the?three- best dec orated tables. The following ladies were hostessestMesdaroes Edna Joyner, Fnances Connor, Ma tilda McFarland. Carrie B. Snrith Amie Jones. Rebecca Branch. An geline Jenkins, D. E. McQhee. The program was as follows: Singirfg?Negro National Anthem The Lord's Prayer Reading?Mrs. C. B. Smith Poem?Mrs. L. H. Harper Reading from Dunbar?Mrs. L.Br Morris Memoriesof Yesterday?Mrs. Lil| lian Rice Many outstanding visitors were present and expressed their joy, g-atitude and appreciation for the spicy program, also for the delicious repast. A menu of potato salad, on lettuce, fried chicken, bread and ' ~ cake, ice cream, pies and punch was served. Mrs. A. J. Jenkins president of the Missionary society and Mrs Rebecca Branch, presdeat-of Stewardess Board No. 1 along with the other ladies were given credit for such a unique and marvelous feat. A nefit sum was realized. There was but one serious regret, and that is our pastor was absent on account of attending th? I State Sunday School and League convention in Columbia. xes, Cumberland church is alive, and very much so. The morale of the people is high, and a very fine spirit is pervading troughout the church. Come and eee for your, self. Marie Jones, reporter. Ministers of Aiken Meet The Ministerial Alliance of Alk en county 'held its last meeting Tuesday night, -July 29, at p.m. The raeetTng~was held at W Sunday School room of Friendship Baptist church. The meeting opened with sing. ing Amazing Grace How Sweet - The Sound^and was Uned-by Rev. Edinbury Graham. Prayer was offered at this time by Rev. Z. Townsend. The Vice-President Rev. L. E. Ginn presided and made a few renn lrl vv\ An o A + VlOr II1UI l\s Aire naiu auivii-5 vvtivi things that we were glad to have with us our President Rev. M. G. Moseley. The acting president called upon (all ministers present to urge upon all the members of the alliance that the meetings fe are being held regularly even tho' pr many ministers are busy in th?>ir revival meetfhigs^and that in the absence of the president the vicepresident will be in charge. Th secretary was asked to read the program for the evening which having arrived for the teaching of the Sunday school lesson, Rev. Lewis Harrison was asked to come forward and take charge of teach in^.the same*.. Rev. Harrison was eommended for the way 'he taught * U 1 VvlT nntiten- t i/11c icaaun ujr ^ivoiutnt. The way everyone enterd into the discussion of the lesson to my mind was evidence that all pres? ent enjoyed it and was greatly ^ benefited. It was said at this meeting that we as minister? are understanding each other better and this is very true for truly the spiritof fellowship is great. We too can say "at is "goocTf or brethren to dwell together in.unity. The acting president at this time spoke to the end that we were glad to have our president with us and asked him to say whatever he pleased to us. The president said he was glad the meetings were going on and that even tho' he could not be to the meetings during this season yet his spirit was always with us on each nite. He urged the brethren to attend. 1* We all enioved these encouraging remarks very much. The program for the following Tuesday night was read by the secretary and wns received and adopted. The business of the alliance having been completed, the doxology was sung, the benediction was pronounced by Rev. S. Reed. We adjournetf to meet the following Tuesday evening at the regular time and place. ?-* Wesley Methodist Church ^ Rev. E. N. Jamison, Pastor Sunday school opened at the us ual hour. 11:00 AM. Rev. Jamison preached a wonderful sermon from St. John 12:28, theme TTie Heart's (harden. 6:00 PM. The Epworth League met. 8:00 P.M. Rev. Jamison preached from Gal. 6:2, theme Sources of Examples o 'Christian Living. ?. .Visitors:- Mr. and Mrs. Samuel _ - ffightowcr?of Columbia; Jaeob Brown of N. Y. On last Wednesday evening, 90 of July, a few of the members gave the Pastor, Rev. Jamison e surprise birthday rfarty. Gifts were carried also money was given to the pastor. Cake and ice cream was served. He expressed himself as having enjoyed it and many thanks to those who took a part. Mr. and Mrs. George Gramblin and little daughter, Bernice, lefU Friday for New York to visit relatives. Mr. B. O. Cave of Barrlwell ~ Eardine and Boston Cave of New York and Mrs Ursula Deloach of Allendale, S. C., were pop callers at the home of P. W. Cave and Harriet Bladley last Wednesday afternoon. Mine Creek Baptist Church The Mine Creek Baptist church un annual ic? i*ai lllCCtlll^ Sunday, July 27, arid continued through Thursday, July 31. The Sunday school met at 10:00 [o'clock with, brother.. Lawrence ? Daniel acting _aa superintendent. The regular order was carried out The lesson was wonderful! taught by brother H. C. Coleman. Many I helpful things were gained from | the lesson after which all joined in a liberal collection.'?Th? visi-. _ tors present were sister A. Gowdy f~of Washington, D. 0., and Mrs. W M. Padgett of iRidge Spring, S. C. Both of Whom made very interesting talks advising the Sue. day school members to 'continue serving the Lord in these trying times". The Sunday school adjourn ed. After Sunday school the congre gation reassembled in a soul stirring prayer Service Which was conducted by--brother-* Lawrence n Daniel. Rev. S. J. Justice, pastor c suggested for scripture reading j Isaiah 52:1-9 which >>vas read in | concert by a group of young people after which the pastor Intro ^ rduceiTTns pulpit associates and j; made all visitors welcome. c Deacon A. A._JDean, chairman _ the purpose o the meeting. Rev. c Lamar of Aiken lined hymn; pray 1 er was offered by Rev. John An- , drews which was followed by an inspiring sermon delivered by the Pastor, Rev. Justice. Text What . shall we do? Luke 3:10. It was j, thought that this "was the best sermon Rev. Justice has delivered a.w.: u: _ s - i? V uui iiik "?? lour years 01 service here. I large congregation* was present who contributed liberally. ^ The sum of $47.15 was raised. Dinner was served after which af ternoon service continued with prayer meeting and sermon deliv- c%) ered by Rev. John Townsend. Text s John 4-4 Vnil must hp hnrn again. Collection and adjournment. v Miss Elnora Williams o Forest ^ Hill, N. J., is visiting her mother Mrs. Martha Williams of John- 1 ston, S C. M Mrs. Annie M. Clark of Akron, ? Ohio in visiting h-ei- fai-har Rew -J John And rewsT ~ TT Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Watson ? of Hackensack, N. J., are visiting e< Mrs Wlatson'a sisters Mr. and q Mrs' Herbert Blasingale of Bettis academy;- Trenton, S. C, F Second Baptist Church Rev. J. Miles, Pastor f V Sunday school met at the usual hour with Supt. and-staff at their post. Afer going through the les p son study in which all seemed to have enjoyed, the Supt. made a * brief talk concerning the picnic which will be on the 13th inst. The morning service was very & interesting. Rev. Turner spoke to us from St. John 12:32 And if I u be lifted up from the earth" will ^ draw all men.unto Me. Subject: Christ the Center o fAttraction, 'b Rev. Turner pointed out many s ways m wmcn i^nrist is tne cen- b ter of attraction. First in His A birth; second, irr HisniTe-Begin- E ning at the age of 12 years; third s in His death on the cross; fourth, ft irr His resurrection and ascension, e: This was a great sermon. J At 3:30 a Mass Meeting* Program sponsored by Rev. B. F. Mil b es Missionary for Storm Branch tl association. A very interesting a and eng'oyable program. Mr. Geo. E. Hammond speaker of the hour. H Subject: Equalibrium. 0 masterpiece listened^ to by an appreciative audience. Rev. J. W. Miles at the opening of the program _ gave the words of welcome. A number of beautiful selections were n .sung-by the "Glover Grove quartet f Mrs. Elizabeth Simpkins read a K very striking paper. Subject Be c Still and Know thjat I am God. s At tue close the sum of $3.25 was a taken for the Grover Grove Bapt. f, church, the smallest church in a the association. Rev. B. F. Miles s is a m?n deeply interested im the c, trplift of the race. - Jie is holding ^ a series of mass meetings At va ^ rious places for the benefit of f1, Storm Branch asssociatlon. j. At 7 p.m. a very spirited pray- ^ or meeting was conducted by Dea Albert Matthis and Bro. Jno. Clif , ton after which Rev. Turner again 1 spoke to us from Isaiah 9:6. Visitors at this service Mrs. e and Mr. Johnnie Bland also of New a Daisy Coleman of New York City " York. Mr. Bland is a graduate a,' of State college of South Carolina and sang a beautiful solo. Mr. vi Blan dis a lover of music. We were glad to have them with us. w The many friends of Mr. Joseph c< Harrison son of Mrs. William Har le rison who has undergone an op- rr eration at the Aiken hofraital is at back at home and doing fine. p Mrs. Emma Holmes made a vis- hi it to Edgefield on July 30 to see her sick nephew and was aecompa B nied by Mrs. Helen Brown of Bos- w ton, Mass., and Mrt>J. C. Simons iz lVfr? Rrnnrn t a vlaifm oiofnt" ni Mrs. Maggie Simons. They were glad to find the young man Mr. S Edward Moore muoh improved. -w ?Mr. 9. Jones one uf Cbe Worlh 'rr Carolina Mutual Life Insurance di agents worshiped with as Sunday R HO Hfek| I t. 3j^y^SJl ?' .: 'vx>' , i ... Photographed above is a porti to Fort Jackson at Columbia, S. at Fort Jackson and their familii the housing emergency created Homes is operated by the Jiousii Agency. '. uorning and gave 50 fHTIB'forPhc hurch. Quite a favor, lethlehem Baptist Church lev. It. W. Winn, Pastor Graniteville?Sunday school be ran at the usual hour due to the llness of the Supt. the assistant Supt. went forward and conductd the school.?A- very interesting lass period was held after which he lesson was reviewed. -The--members of the choir moored to Mt.' Anna Baptist- church 0 take a part m~tfrelr 57th anniersury Rev. M. G: -Moseley pas or. The Rev R W Winn preachng the evening sermon. Weekly meeting: The W. M. S. till meet Sunday 3:30 o'clock. The Pulpit Aid club will meet t the home of Mrs. Menervin )wens," Tuesday 6:30 p.m. Sunday, August 10tn regular rder of service. Sunday school :55 daylight saving time; divine ers ice 11:30 a.m. Mrs. Mary Hartzug of Blacks ille, is visitinig Mis. Florence ackson. Mr. W. A. Harris the Supt ol he Sunday school is seriously ill :ith pneumonia and has been takn to the Aiken County hospital. Ve are very anxious for hjs re. ?Miss Abelhe Pahr.ore has return .1 home from summer school at S J. State college, Orangeburg. She 1 now very busy in the connnuny?witb-club u ork. 'riendship Church The pastor preached a wonderul sermon on the subject "My Wonderful World" and during the Oening services*Rev. McKissick reached a very inspiring sermon. Rev. Pea:e is preaching at the ladyh church revival this week i>r the Rev. John Davis. The Special Men's Day effort ets under way beginning from to ay. The third Sunday in ^Augst our goal is" set for one hunred dollars. : The visitors and returning ers . are: sister Lillian Bussey, ft f:i ? n? tri ifiirirmify, i?xrs, mn el Drass, Mr. Jacob Cobbs, Mrs. forgan, Mr. Johnnie Bland, Mrs. aisy Coleman, Mrs. Eliza Thomp on, Mr. Philip Samuel, Mr. Al3rd Nickolson, Miss Rosetta Rhod s, Master Benjamin Rhodes, Mrs. . Roberson. The Pastor's Aid is giving a zym party Tuesday night,, and ae Sunday school choir is giving lawn party on Friday night. Let us rtot forget the Children's [our on Friday afternoon at 5:00 'clock. * GREENWOOD NEWS We feel \ery gi'ateful to an Altighty. Gud. fur What He has- deny or trs in that early spring" He ave lovely rain to make plants ome up and grow and then H e ent dry weather or hot sun that 11 might be able to get the grass rom among the plants and kill it nd now that it is all done he Jias ent the rain so that the plants an continue to grow and finish leir work! For all of this the reenwood people seem very grate jl. Everyone that could seeming r we:H to church on Sunday and nntlity nuiii a high riayi At Wew >n chapel, Rev. M. G. Williams reached out of his soul two most rv\ifa??f 111 onvm amo 1 i/i.viiwi otiiiiuiia iiiui anu yening. He seemed to have been t his best for as the doors of the [lurch were opened, three were dded to the church. The Holy ommunior. was given at tach scr ice. The S. S. and League delegates ere just back from the State invention which was held at Alii university, Columbia. They lade very fine reports and they >em verv unvinua tn rmt infn ractice some of the things they ad learned. At 3 \ o'clock the Stewardess oard No. 1 had a pew rally which as quite 'a success. Thev real;er $7.00. Mrs. Connie Cannon, ce&ideftt. ir_ At Trinity M E. church the "S. . was opened at the usual hour ith the fiupt., Mrs. Effic Dixuii nd hur faculty at tfipfr post of uty. At 11:00 o'clock the Pastor v. T. Henderson aacendod the ... l-A ' 1 THE PALMETTO LEAD* ? USING FOR DEFEth^ \ 1 Vv . stWU . .: ' ' : -'. ' : ' >: : on of Andrew Jackson Homes, defense C. This project is occupied by soldie 28. The project embraces 55 acres and by the establishment of Fort Jackson ig Authority of Columbia as manageme erful sermon. The doors of the church were opened and the Iloly Communion was given, i | On Friday night, August 1st s ' there was a Baby contest a t .Trinity M. E. churdh sponsored by . I Mrs. E. F. Dixon from which they - -realized $3{tt35v The babies leadin,.:; m this contest was Shannon Davis with $11.90, first prize. Peg gie Smith, second prizeJ&7Ui0--*Trri"~~ Harrv fchrr<f~bnze. $f>.G5. -- At Tabernacle Baptist chtrrrn 1 Rev, S. E. Kay preached two pow erful sermons at 11 am. and 8:00 | p.m. , | At Dunton Temple C.ME church . t Rev. Gilliam pastor. Rev. G. W, Frazier. at 11 and 8 o'clock preach ed two soul stirring sermons. The ] morning text was St. Luke .'7:6; ev , ening he preached from Luke 12: jc; o-1 o 00 'IM? VT? . oui vwiiuLtiun ?pio.uo. i ne iNine ty Six City Choir union will meet ^ at Dura tun Temple Sunday. Eight ( | choirs are expected to be there. \ ?Mtr-Gcorge Jack chorister of bun r ton Temple choirs; Mrs. Georgia Parker, president of the union. 1 At Mt. Pisgah A.ME church Rev ; ' I I. R. Reynolds preached a soul ^ | stirring sermons that was enjoy-I . ed by ail. (Jolloction was good. | 'At Morris Chapel Baptist -church / Rev. H. B. Mitchel preached two . i . . . ,i powerful sermons morning and ' night. Rev Mitchell is in the j i _ _v Tmidst of his revivals. This-week lj he is having" revival meeting at j friendship Baptist" church, Salu- !, da, S. C. He reports fine times j. and many are added to the church. I At St. Paul F. P?. H..church Rev v Mrs. C'leo Lomax pastor, Sunday J school opened at_ ti e usual hour. t c< i jr:*.. i :n:T m o?..._ 1 i OUUV. Lfllill' .?! . UIUWM it I HI ! ," , o flier faculty were at their post of j duty. At li o'clock Rev. Mrs. C. Brown preached a soul stirring ser t mom- At 7:00 o'clock tlie H.Y.P. t U. assembled with Miss Li 11 io M. ? I s J>rown, president. j At 8 o'clock Rev. Cleo preach- , ' it was high aiK' a huge audience attended. Culection was good. Ev . eryone semed to have enjoyed him self. ~~ ?? j Misses Ida M; ry Smith, Katie CulTens, Amanda Jackson-and Lillie Mae Brown attended the S. S. u>i.l n v r? it WI1V4 XX. X . X ? W. IVIi V I I| HUH IIIU F. B. II. church in Helton, S. C. over the week end i Social New* '? Mrs. Essie Hill- ha^ returned - -home?spynd4ng-ft month in Pittsburg, Pa., where she was call ed to attend the funeral of her bro her. Mr. and Mrs. Koosevelt Heard and Mr. and Ms. Spnnn of Detroit, Mich., were here visiting 4lf> M&xwel Ave. 8 Mrs. Martha Widenmn, Vaughn * St., Greenwood, left Saturday Aug " ust 2nd to spend a month visiting ' her children in Washingon, D. C. s Miss Beanie M. Alexander left Monday, August 4th to spend a n month visiting Mr. and Mrs. Char * lie Williams Sunday en route to v Fort Rrrgg, X. C. a Mrs. Lyda WashiugUui motorod T ....... ...U .1.. ._1i. ] ? vw uttui fns wilt*n* Mir Cillir ? i * I to the bedside of her nick sister 1 j.Mrs. Ada Owens. When sho be- f gan to mend 9he brought her home * ' with her. ^ c The many frier.ds <>f Mr. Henry t , Cressrwell and Mrs. Mary E. Tit- 1 r I I tie will be delighted to know that h they Are on the mend. Mr. and Mrs. ILughey McGhee f and son have returned home in f Detroit, Mich., after spending sev o eral days In the eity visiting their n sisters: Mrs. Millia Derr and Miss c Henrietta McGhea. JR x Tse \i ,v': >" * - , Vl!'-*. } ' * t < sysj t #f i fts tV? i housing project located adjacent irs and civilian defense employes provides 350 homes to help" meet in Columbia. Andrew Jackson >nt agency for the Federal Works i i Oil Friday evening Mr. and Mis . Hughey McGliee were entertain- , ed with a lovely picnic at the home . of Mrs. Millie Derr. Besides rel- i utives the following friends were j present: Mr. and Mrs. Lonzo~Bu- i chanon of Brooklyn, X. V.; Mrs. | Mary Ford, Mr. and Mrs. Will i Sims. Mrs. Verdne Frazier, Mrn. J Evelyn, Mr, Alvin A". Moon and 1 little Miss Bettie Marti.':. Mr. and ! Mrs. Buchanon have returned to heir home In New York after * T > 1 spending sometime with their siser Mrs. Mary Ford. Mr. James E. Andrews and Miss J Francis Derr spent Sunday in Sa J .T.nnah, Gn., visiting friends. ^ Mrs. Jeanett Bland and Miss ^ Lois McGhee the lovely daughter { if Mr. R. H. McGhee spei.t the j veek end visiting their father and jj diss Hattie Andrews. M Mrs. Virgiia Johnson of New fl folk City is in the city visiting fl ler parents Mr. and Mrs. James Tatum. elatives in Detroit, Mich., Mr nd Mrs. Clink Campbell and l'am lyMl\ Albert Anderson spent ai-hileiin the city visitii.g Mr. and rlrs. Josiah Moore. . .The man\ friends of Prof.'Geo. lutler will be grieved to learn ol lis death which oceured Sunday norning at 5 o'clock.Prof. ButK-r . cas one of the outstanding citi-^ i una wi VJi cvit?VIJU iiiin ^ n? ?vu r bought of by both white am' col- f! rod. He was born ami lva:.,; at p Cpworth. S. C. and was grariuat- r. (1 at Brewer Norma! school. He j? nught.-iitJ -v?.rs in -Greenwood f our.ty; 25 years at the Quarry t chool at Springfield Bapt church f, i. i. . , . . ~ > V it* it'uvt's in Miuurn nis iosi a * vifo, Mrs. Emma Butler. ope ^ laughter Miss Helen Butler ami p >ne son Mr. Horace Butler, sevei f. il sisters and brothers. DOUBLE' BRANCH ~ J \. M. K. CHI KCH Rev. B. ('. Cunningham, Pastor Sunday school convened at th'usjual hour with Si.pt., teachers and pupils p resent, T1*v lesson i\*r.a hegaUifullv discussed. We d axv?pUx^etj tu have Mr Ha etc j vith us in our Sunday school and jther >Li )-vifes . 11 :30 Rev. Cunningham dcliver <1 a splendid message from Gen>sis 32:24 And Jacob was .left a- <] one; and there wrestled a man vith him until the breaking of the lay, \VPrr~the.. words of the text. ? Our revival meeting which ho;an Sunday is being conducted by itev. Davis. - 2:00 p.m. Rev. Butler of R'.>h-- f >p .Monvinai niso 01 aiioh unvor- "f" ity preached a wonderful sermon i 3:30 O'clock Rev. Wnt. McDon ^ ild pastor of St. J-a fries A ME of Columbia and his members were cith us. He preached a forceful ind irtelectual sermon. 8:00 O'clock evening services be fan. Elder and Mrs \V. B I.. ^larke were with us. W? were j lelighted to have them. I>r y Marke deliverd one of those edi- ^ ying sermons of which only one apable as he can. His text was aken From St. Luke 10:25 Son epiember. - We were also glad to g ave Rev. 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