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KSL LAMAR NEWS P: (By Miss Zona M. Martin) J Sunday school was conducted J ' BwaaL Sunday hy Mr. R. Davis. Ev- t p erybod who attended was well Rt pleased to see so man present. R. The crowd was the largest in two ? or three years. K 1 Everybody, everywhere is talk- R ing about the great Mock Confer? ence to be had on August 17th. | L Come earl in order that you mjay B, get a seat. The program begins at 8 o'clock.?All the partieippnto |g. are asked to come at 7 o'clock. 4 flf ? The W. S. of C. S. met at the 4 Hjtr 7 > MR home of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Poole 1 BP' on last Sunday. Those who at- * I L tended are Mr. N. E. Crawley, j^Mi's. Roaie - McCray, Mrs. Lisaie ( M f. Burke, Mrs. Ida Fields, Mrs. Car t rie Byrd, Mrs. E. Martin, Mrs. M. Sanders, Mrs. L. Martin, Mrs. ^ B" " CJ. LUWB) Mia. Muinio Duhasa, K h- Mr. Olan Lucas, Miss M. E. Har- 1 B ' per, Mrs. Mary Davis, Mrs. Sa p|r rah Mack, Miss Ethel Djavis and * K p Miss Zon^ M. Martin. The vm- K f- tors who met with us are Rev. tt and Mrs. FeIlic~of tynchbur^. Mr- it j* and Mrs. L. T. Braddy ?nd Mr. ? If Poole, the father of Mr. Roland t I t !T~ Poole. "We were very glad to j I i L have these good people among us. g I K f? We appreciate the liberal contri- v '.I butions which were made by them o E F and also the inspiring remarks. e The reports made by Mrs. Ida t I Fields, Mrs. Roxie McCray land [ ^5-?Mrs, E^Martin were very good. . e ( J-l After the business of the meet- a h \ ing was over delicious refresh- t R ments were served by Mrs. PooIeT c Pf f - Mrs. McCray and Mrs. Martin v hL The next meeting is scheduled t thanked them for the repast. ~ for August 24 at the home of Mr. e & p and Mrs. -John Sanders. Some visitors called at the a home of Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Cas- v ey Sunday afternoon and looking ' tV;t- over their flower garden found a ' |S& large Elephant Ear Plant. One C HI leiaf measured 41 inches long and I a 1 29 inches wide. b The prayer service was con- 1 ducted by sister B. A. Groome, S Sunday at John Wesley. * * The friends were delighted to (1 see Mrs. Mary Peeples out Sun- |v day. ? ,; \ Sandy?Grove?News L (By M rs iva M. Wobtffry ? L Sunday school opened at the t llsnol Vlrtlir Tjn+V otrois. tnonVa- n f . ? MWMa < ?vll VV VA J VVBVU?i ?W | her post of duty. Quite a few j were pesent. The Senior Bible s class was taught by Rev. Win. \ Brown. b The Pastor, Rev. M. J. Porter r preached a soul stirring sermon r 3 ? as usual from St. Matt. 16:1-6. t The collection was good. r Rev. M. J. Porter and his choir s motored to Bennettsville Sunday I '1 afternoon to render service for t The Rev; T. J. PendeTgrass?Upon t arrival the good?people served a t delicious dinner after which Rev. r M. J. Porter preached am inspir- T ing sermon which was enjoyed by allr Rev. Porter ran a week's re-r vlval for Rev. Pendergriass. They extended him an invitation to come again. 4. The visitors and friends from v Sandy Grove were Rev. W. Fraz- c ier, Rev. W. M. Brown p.rid fami- e l i ? - - ty; mr. naymona tsyrd and fami- c ly. Mr. Dudley^ Burris and family; Mr. C. L. McCollough fcnd fami- j ly; Mr. C. L. McCollough and ( family; Mr. L. Ballard, t; Goodcr-- t son, C. Burris, S. Carraway, Wm. ] Hymes, E. Bethea, D. Hough, Mes , dames M. Rivers, C. Kirven, Iva { M. Woods, R. Kirven, C. Hough, J. Lee, S. Burris, U. Burris and < B. Huggins, Misses R. B. Woods, ] M. Woods and Mr. W. Woods. j Rev. Ed. (Jordan pastor of the ] Alcot charge and members will j day afternoon. Come find hear \ his famous choir sing. Mr. D. t Burris, chairman of thP Board of , ! v Stewards announced that each ( member will pay $1.00 on the 4th t Sunday, which is revival meeting j Rally Day. August 31st will be < Union Fellowship Day. The fol- i lowing charges will meet at San- \ dy Grove Methodist Church: A1-. , cot, Lydia and Lamar. The Jun- ] ior Brotherhood will head the ral ly from John Wesley church. J P _ On the first Sunday in Septem-. ber Home Coming Day will be Observed at John Wesley. By request of the Official board | the tromen will head the rally. The board also asked Mrs. E. Mar i tin who is president of the S. RL and L. C. A. department of the i |g Wo *"'" Society with a commit- _ t"" tee to program the members for " K thia occasion. - -I irz ,zz:CfOti- ' .*v>. ' * "V '. t Revival meeting: will begin at lohn Wesley Sunday night Sepember 14th. The delegates from he chiarge who attended the Disxict conference were Mrs. Marion divers, Miss EtHel Davis, Miss ~ Stherlean Byrd, Miss E. McColough, Mrs. B. A. Groom, ReY. W. ?raaier, Rev. W. Brown, Mr. R. Byrd, Mr. D. Burris, Mr. L. R. Byrd, Mrs. N. Jeffrey, Rev. F. G. D. Dubose were among the visiors. Rev. T. J. Pendergrass of Bentettsville, will be the guest preach ?r for the Wj. S. of C. S. Sunday ifternoon, September 14 at 4:00 ).m. He will bring with him his i noir ana members an friends of J lis church and community. Sandy j rove _wiU serve them to dinner. Hats offt to Mrs. Carrie Byrd: * she sold 30 copies of The Palmetto -eader. It is the people's jiaper. We regret to find Mr. T. E. Rog irs on the sick list last Sunday. 'j SMMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH Itev. R. Z. Brogdon. Pastor V 1 Charlestun-^Scrvices mr last -i Sunday morning were marked with >eautiful solemnity in an atmos)hero credited, by hearts full ot rratitude which provoked sincere worship. A very fine congregation f members, friend8 and well-wishsr c: me out to hear the word of i he Lord. The preliminaries were conduct- ] d by the pastor, assisted by hi > ggistants. Following this, the pasur t >ok his text from the first" ; erse, "For if any be a hearer of he word and not a doer, eac." L wonderful sermon was develop- ; d by Dr. Brogdon from this text. , During the Sunday Schocl hour , good atendance was seen. There ] . ere several visitors with' us. The , Sunday School lesson was vecy nteresting and widely discussed. )ur pastor wa3 present and taught. l 1 - - - - i. lit' lesson was l'evii'wwi iy the Supt. Mr. S. L. Jones. R.>orts from the State Sunday Ichool arrd League Institute which ,-as held at-Allen University, Cncmbiu, S., C.. July 30-August 1 I .ere read by Miss Helen Mikel) nd Mr. Nichols Noisette respectvelly. Both delegates were high- y commended by the pastor and supt. Our delegates certainly ac- 1 uitted.Ahem selves splendidly. t ? ?The evening worship was" at- i ended by a large gathering. The 1 ;hirty-second division of the ' 'saln.s, eighth verse, "I will in- < truct thee and each thee, etc." * Ve were presented with another S lenutiful message during this pe- -* iod of worship. Many hearts were ' nade to feel happy. A portion of be first chapter of James- was 1 ead for t he morning lesson. Re ponsive reading, fifteenth Psalm. Cvening lesson, several verses >1 1 he thirty-second Psalm. ?Km manueL ..extends congratula - ] ions to the pf-stor, officers anu c ncmbers of Greater St. Luke A. ,r. F. church. i COPE NEWS ] Kev. C. C. Burgess, Pastor On Sunday night, August 3rd, ' ve began bne of the best revivals )f this season. Everybody seem* 1 >d anxious for a meeting and the 1 looperation of the entire eommunty was wonderful" Rev. Burgess-" lad to preach himself, but the :ongregation continued to grow. 3o did the spirit and th~e finance. J Vlany came to Christ and many yere revived. Three joined the ( :huroh. On Sunday morning S. S. was ^ tolled to order by the Supt. The | Bible class was taught by the castor. The Catechism class by Miss R. L. Gass. Review by the )astor. UPrayer service. This being guar erly conference Rev. Rurgess af " :er Hiring the first hymn presented Rev. S. Nance, presiding elder ) the Orangeburg district who in n r*r> fV? _ V?*rw*r? id read the scripture lesson ronr> ren. i. i ne pastor nneo me nymn ind the choir "S^ng. Rev. Nance took his text rom Gen. 1:1, subject In the Beginning God, etc. From the subject he brought us a wonderful message. The Lord's Supper was administered, offering received ami completed our quar- I terly conference and ^adjourned. We served dinner After which the presiding alder left. At 6 p.m. the president being absent the League wae called to order by the pastor. The attendance was very good aR usual. Mr._ and Mr?. T> Johnson who. were vhriting mother and rei-' ativea here left for thahc home In 1 " 11 NEWBERRY NEWS V The Sunday Schol of '"Calvary Presbyterian church held' a good session Sunday. Mr. H. B. Butler was awisitor, tsrught a class and made quite an interesting talk. Miss Mrgaret Caldwell of St. Pete sburg, Fla., and Miss Catherine Anderson of White Plains, Y., are visiting their mother and aunt, Mrs. Nancy Caldwell. Mrs. Mary Ab&ms and son Harold of Spartanburg are visaing in the city. Miss Catherine Abrams left last week for Winston-Sdem, N. C. Mr. Thomas James of Detroit, Mich., Mr. John James of Pontiac, Mich., Mrs. Elizabeth Queen of Youn#stown, Ohio and Mrs. Lillie Mac Wilson of Cleveland, O., were guests o Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson on Coates St., last week. Mr. and Mrs. McLongshore, Mrs Ftmrup-Mne Wwrtey and Mr Leam, S. Elder of Gastonia, N. C., were dinner guests Sunday o Mrs. Alice E. Guise. During the League services at Calvary a Junior choir was organised?with?tht? 1'<ii lowing nfficprs Mrs. Celestine Allen, directress: Mr. Joseph Allen, chorister; Masters Glenny Burroughs <ar>d Herman Anderson, librarians. Mr. Robert Cutior, Miss Pauline Gailor of Greenville, S. C.; Rev. and Mrs. B. F. Sumpter and Miss Addie Smith were guests at supper with Mrs. Alice Guise. Messrs Robert Lewis and Johnie Jones of New York City spent sometime in "the City lust week, atso Mttt?Maggie?Longshore?ofN'ew York is visiting here. Miss Loumandee Spearmant of South Drayton St. died Sunday light. After visiting in Washington, D. C.. Prof, and Mrs. S. M. Young eturned to the city bringing with them "their grand-daugrvters. STOVER CHAPPELLE NEWS NEWS Rev. J. N. Caughman. Pastor Sunday was a very lovely day or church goers. Sunday school >egan at its usual hour with the iff icc-rs at their posts of duty, rhe lesson was beautifully dis ussed by each teacher. At 12 o'clock service began. The Visior preached a?very inspiring sermon. After service the pastor nd several members motored over o Li xlngton cotmty to a revivalheeting at Gdbd Hope C. M. E. :hurch. There our pastor preached another soul stirring sermon 1 Stover doesn't have but just a few nembers but they are loyal and willing workers. The beautiful- church building tlna^t the members of Stover have en worshiping in for the -past twelve years was burned down February 18, 1U41 but the Lord has blessed them and they are io\v worshiping in their new jhurcET " ?. On Thursday night, August 7. :ht- Missionary Ladies gave a canHe light program which was enioyed by all present. Some who vere present were: Dr. \V. K. L. L'lark. P. E. of the Columbi., dis:rict, Mrs. W. B. L. Clark, Mrs, Williams, the local president of the Missionary Society at Emnanuel A. M. E. church; Mrs. Den vest, the district treasurer, and Mrs^ Lillie Washington, the district president. Rev. sister Mil- " ler preached a very inspiring ser mon which was enjoyed by all. Our revival will' begin Wednos~ Jay night before the fifth SunJay. Evelyn Caughman left Saturday for a three week vacation visiting her aunt in New York. Chicago. 111. His sister Miss Connie *M. Johnson - accompanied them. Mr. -and MVS. JlJllfl M. Hunki and Miss M. E. Zeigler who were visiting their sister and brother Mrs. R. Sumter and N. T. Pendfcrvis, his mother Mrs. Sarah Zeigler left for Richmond, Va., af ter service last night in company with Mrs. Inez Zeigler arod mother. Miss Estelle Hugging who has been away for several years is here visiting pprents, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Huggins and relatives. Mrs. Ellla Porter who visited her sister in- Asheville, "N. C. re-1 ports having quite a pleasant stay. Mr. and Mrs. Demos Sumter havp returned to Washington, D. C., after a short visit to mother Mrs. Delia Sumter and relatives. Mr. C. C. Code is elected1 to go to the Annual Conference las a lay delegate. Mr: rrfnm mauy is alternate. 1 IE PALMETTO LEADER BENNETTSVILLE NEWS By C. D. Sand vers, Reporter Our summer meetings are still in session. Rev. P. B. Mdodana, pastor of Macedonia church as-< sisted by Rev. Alsbrook, Rev. Gupple, pastor of St. Michael M. E. church; Rev. A. J. Drake, St. James; Rev. McClown assisted. Thig week Rev. J. C. Co*-fH*d-fRev Gupple at Evans Chapel A?-MtEiZ church. Many souls have been saved during these meetings. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hue McCall of Washington,?D .-0., wer^ in the city last week, house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Covington and family. Mrs. Maria Covington; and Mrs. H. E. Covington spent a few days in New York and Washington lust week. Miss Ruth Covington is home on her vacation from Washington, D. C. ? Qaitp " fyw i?4k city on their vacation: Mr. and Mrs. Alstoru, Mrs. Felton and son Mr. Felton of Jacksonville, Fla., house guests of Mrs. 'Alston. Mrs. Mary Cook and daughter Miss D?Conk arrived hoine from New York. Rev. A. J. Wright preached on Sunday mdrning from the subject The Church Triumphant. In spite of the hot weather Rev. Wright is preaching as never before, m* Mr. Irvin McCollum sang Deep River accompanied by Miss Elersteen McCollum. When in the city visit us, we are delight ed to have you. Mr. Ledht Davis of Philadelphia 1*371 w3s in ttuT'cTfy the weekend, house guest of Miss C. I). Sanders and sister. Mr. Dfcivis, Miss C.R. Sanders, Misses Elouise Reese and the reporter motored Ur-EIureiice?Saturday night. Mrs. Katie McQueen of Washington, D. ^3:, ns in the city visits ing parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. McRae. Mr. and Mis. Cox of Baltimore, Md.. Rev. and Mrs. Webb of Che-?. raw. were the dinner guests of Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Cox Thursday evening. ~ ... . Mr. Julius Hailey of New York is in the city visiting parents Mrs Willie Lott and Mrs. Townsel. Our sick friends Rev. F. Peterkin, Mrs. Stoney, Mrs. A. Kollock Mr. D MeOnll Mr JVti- M Ryles. trust they will soon recov?r. Rev. W. P. McCoy, pastor of Bethesda Baptist church in Society Hill - left Sunday morning for his summer meeting. Tht. intelligence reached the city that Mrs. D. Campbell died at his home in Fayetteville, N. C. The remains were brought here and laid to rest in the family plot. Rev. J. S. Breithwette, MrrCampbell, Mrs. Anna J. Grace Mr. I,. E. Garris, Miss Rosa Garrison, Mrs. Emmie Hightower, R. S. Watson, a few other friends Mr. and Mrs. T.oyd Watson, Mr. from Fayetteville, N. C. attended the occasion.? Mrs. Doll Drake left for a few children. Mrs. < Rachel I'olemora and daughter arrived home after spending a few weeks in New York. Mrs. Lue Napoleon is home from Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin of New. York were home a few days visit ing sister Miss Martha Ervin oru Cook street. erly of Hartsville now pastoring Grove Baptist church hps closed in Atlanta, Ga., at the Piney out one of the most successful meetings ever held at the Bethlehem Baptist church, Sumter. Rev. Mr. Stephens is one of Georgia's greatest preachers and a great evangelist, and is notec' for his singing. He is nationally known in the evangelist neid. Me will return to fill his pulpit Sun-i dav mnrniitff TI? nwionw, via. rie and Miss Annn Love Butler were the dinner ftuests of Mr. and Mrs. E. *L. Johnakinr, 118 Kins: street. While in the city they also made a jolly pop call to the reporter and sister on Amelia street. The rrwany friends are delihted to know Miss Arona Robinson is out npain and improving nicely. Mt. Zion A. M. E. Church ~ Rev. 8. ('hism, P?M?r Sunday school opened at 9:4a a. m. with the assistant Supt. presiding The lesson was beautifully discussed and a splendid review wa? sriven by Sis. Lizzie Nowlin. At 11.16 motniTlg- i fvlte IwgiiH This 'being the iecond Sfjnday, I which is our clasg meeting daj and every one expressed hi nisei as having enjoyed the service. We then listened to the re port? of Miss Marguerite Godbold L and Miss Lillie Mae Burrell on th< State League Convention held a Allen University, Columbia, S. C The pastpr commended them high ly for their splendid reports. Mrs Jefferson also gave some menu rag Jefferson also made some en couraging remarks. Response b? Mi ss Marguerite Porter. At 4:30 p. m. the Rev. Dr. Smitl - eame to us w*ith a splendid ?nes sage to the Missionaries. Night service was very inspir ing. The pastor selected his tex' from Epesians 6:10. Our revive meeting begins tonight with Rev L. J. Staton in charge, pastor oi ' New - Zion Station. -?? ? _Mr. and Mrs. Chatman Coopei had as their dinner guests Sun . =dg^fcJtev;_SJ_Chi8rni_Rev;am^ I. S. Burrell of Latta; Mr. R. C Hookp and Mr. Hey ward Jones P. S. Wp wicVt in f nl/ft ??! , . v. .. .Mil w v?rvvr VIJ lO |SUI I U I K ty to express our many thank: and appreciation?to?irH?of? many friends for every act ol kindness shown in the. illness and death of our wife and mother, Mrs. Annie Crosland. Also letters telegrams and lovely floral offerings. Also many thanks to the funeral director, Miy D. I., Shipman for his excellent service rendered. Mr. J. L. Crosland. Acie an.' Johnie Crosland WHITMIRE NEWS Ry Willie L. Epps Revival meeting has closed at Spring Hill A. M. E. Zion church. A spiritual meeting was held, Rev 11. E. Ilillard from Chester, S,C. preached wonderfully" every nite. Pastor Rev. A. C. Chambers. Rev. Hillard spent the week with Mr. and Mrs. Hix Fant and family also Rev. Chambers. Messrs Edward Johnsont, Loyd Johnson, Mrs. Helen Johnson, Mrs. Florine Joiner, Miss Evelyn Johnson, little Maxine Johnson motored to Thomasville, N. C. Friday, returning Sunday. They reported having a fine time. They Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Caldwell. fMiss Ruth Byrd, Mrs. Lillie Davis, motored to Spartanburg Sunday August 3rd. They reported a fine trip. ? Miss Ruth Byrd is ill at this writing. We hope for her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Brosia Williams is ill at thij, writing. We hope for her a speedy recovery. Visit the sick in your community. Miss. Byrd and Mrs. Williams u... ~ : ? : iui|jiuveu enui.jjri iq sit, up. Mrs. Easter Robinson visited in Columbia Saturday and Sunday Mrs. Effie Swindler has returned to - her home at Bridgeport I Ml " ' *' ' 'V - ' '- ^ ? "' "'* #'?. 1 |. UofM?y\ '11^ IS-Sv* *p<c** T V - Patterns of Hie aUivg Unman for each pattern to thi? newi .V IM'UPI r, Connecticut. f Prof, and Mrs. B.K. Boweer have both returned home after at tending revival meetings at Leeds, t South Carolina. h. e__ Miss Wright from Newberry i Rpent the week end with her sis~ ter Mrs. Ethel L. Fant. Mrs. Francis iReliford visited rrr Spartanburg the past week end. Messrs William Johnson and Otis Joiner spent the past week >' at home from Saluda, S. C. i The Jewels ?Of?aH?the?jewels, --the?preetmrsjewels, " My soul is the precious one. Tt is so precious, the hymn book says, ; Servant of God Well Done! MV soul that listens ?? T - 1 - K* "J 9 Our Father, "in Heaven's land, Direct my soul to Thy right shore Hold Tiie hand in hand. CARNETT. S. (V Rev. Julius Holman. I'astitf - Mt. Zion A. M. E. chuieh set__ vices were very interesting I hroughout the day.?Supt.?W. T. I (Jillison being ill, the Sunday school was .conducted by Mrs. Mary Hooper and eo-workors. We are very glad to see a large number of our older people taki: < interest in the Sunday school. W congratulate Sis. Charlotte Fir gan v.ho is over 70 years of age I and is still attempting to tca.h her class. 14-SU4?Rev. Ht dmttn?selected?trs~ a text; Luke .1:7. Theme. "O y - -grmeratiotr-nf-vipe?~ who flee from the wrath to come." This was 11 constructive anil edifying sermon. It w'ill long linger in our hearts. This being our cSmVn union d: about lTfi took the Holy" Communion. Amunir.the visitors t? the church were: MtS. Hat-tie Wolf, and daughter. Mrs. S. Cunningham of Denmark. S. C. Mrs. Wolf and Mrs. Cunningham are the wife and daughter of our ex-pastor, the late Rev. S. W. Wolf. They are always welcome. The othdr visitors were: Mr. r>..Un?4- ,.r w.. IVWL/Vlt 1VV1U Ui >> Mrs. Mamie Washington of Benufort, S. C.; Misses Blanche ami Louise Gillison of Savannah. Ga.; Miss Florence McPherson of Beav~~cr~Falls, I'a.; Mi.' Ravnell Gadsor of Savannah, Gn.; Miss Mary Ani Joneg of Baltimore, Md. Mr. Alexander English of this city \vh() has been away for 40 years, now making his home in Winter Park! Fla, visited his sister. Mrs. Julia Wright, his~ne-. phew, Mr. Richard Wright, his niece, Mrs. Dorothy Cunningham. . Mrs. Mamie Plnkney had as h ' guest Sunday p. m., her mother Mirs. Lulu White, her sisters, Miss-, es Jornie and Beatrice White, Mrs. Pearl White, i Mr. U. G. Orr of Ridgeland. . S. C. and Mrs. Florence Johnson Iof Estill spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. Mary Hooper. v. .v Af JmA . t < m way lit! MUtlnwl by weruUrqp-i Bpaptr. Saturday, Augrust 16, 1941 Classified Advertising Column Special Notices, Caids ol Thanks Memouiams. Birth Announcements Marriage Announcen.ents. etc.. ai charged for at the rate of~T0c p? line. Cash must accompany U? itder. Minimum charge 50c. IN MEMORY OF THE LATE ? I f&S&r 111. 11*9 G. L. FLOYD MRS. ROSE L. FLOYD Wife and Family 1731 Wheat Street Columbia, S.C. ....... 1 _ .... .. Mi-s. Alice Thrower oC Estill spent the, wnnk end with hi-v wis tor. M-r-s. Nancy Smith.?-? Mrs. M.. M? Jenkins is visiting in New York. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Joke Cunningham wish to congratulate them on their marriage. ?Ann McFarlin. reporter SILVER springs baptist church Pendleton, S. C.?The revival meeting was very successful and * we had twelve to join. Rev. R. A. Hall of Athens, Ga. was the preacher. Silver Springs represented at the Woman's Convention: the G. A's., R. A.'s., Sunbeams and the W. M. S; Mrs. Ella Grantt, Mrs. Maggie Polite, Mrs. Ella Smith and Mrs. Pauline Thompson were the representatives of the W. M. Society. Mr. Thomas Hardy's sister is visiting 'him, Miss Hattie Hlardy 4 of Greenville, S. C. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thompson have for their guests sister Mrs. Christine "Johnson of Washington D. C.. Coach L. N. Stallwart of Benedict college, their son, Mr. Joseph Thompson of Columbia, S. C., and their neice Miss Rebecca Sherard of Anderson, S. C. The following ones are going on a picnic to Isaqueener Lake: Mr. and Mrs. Otto Jackson, Coadh L. N."Stallworth, Mr. Joseph Thompson, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thompson tand daughter Loris, Mrs. Christin Johnson, Misses Janie Jackson and 'Rebecca Sherard. Sunday was a high day at Silver Springs. We had three to conm et themselves with the church. They \vere Mrs. Lila Foster, Mrs. Johnny Reese, and Mr. Wilford. i 1 AA>AfcJ|^aJL. AAA ex. kA\> vU.X?^1 tt MM II 7 III f .1 CJMAJJ <ju&LQ *:" VImu >: / ] tir* ULA>Ci>?r? &+ ^Jk?' ^Ipp ? , -J_Y? .^L, 4ht? \^4MJuiyb <^ jjZ^Ij I^'-J**-' t.l