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GREENWOOD NEWS
Sunday was a &rand day for
church services. At Morris Chapel
Baptist church, the Rev. H. B. in
Mitchell preached a most powerful
sermon Snmlay mornmg--?nd~in..Ilie_ *
evening at 8 oclock.' The B. T. U. ^
rendered a unique program which ^
consisted of music and lovely sing ?
w ing, sweet melodies. At Weston *
Chapel A. M. E. church at 11:00 I1
o'clock Rev. M. G. Williams intro- s,<
duced the Rt. Rev. R. W. Chap- 55
__? pptle "Bishop of the Holy Sanctified
church wh0 preached a soul i"
. "ntim.in[T 0.,v?inn "Visitor*
Mrs. Willie Enlow of K. Y. City ;~J?'
Mrs. JUL- H. Buy Lin of Lancaster; y
Mrs. Lila Williams of Mtl Pisgah J1
A. M. E. church in Greenwood 01
At 8 o'clock Rev. E. E. Chappelle
preached a soul stirring sermon, el
He used for his te/t Romans 8:21 d
sohioof (loil w<iH toko iai'P of His I(N
Children. Visitors; Mr, J. W. Wal
ler, Dilliard, S. C.; Mrs. Oquilla ^
McCullen. Detroit. Mich, flu* good -C
people at Mt. Pisgah lechby Mrs. ^
Lila Williams have sponsored a cz
great popularity contest. The *
most popular- girl in each church ^
is being sought. Reports from "
this contest will come out later. _
Old""Mt. Zion Baptist church.
Rpu-.irth S t , Rev, ~M M. Peacepastor,
begun its annual revival p
meeting Sunday. August 10 and
continued through Friday day and
night. The meeting w"as~TOhducl:
bv one uf our most outstand- '
ing young ministers, RPV. Jr""S.
Mrddox who "seemed to have been"
at hic best for at every service
he preached out of his heart the i
tCTHTl of Cioil.?tto?W4is?deep^jxnd
as the spirit descended upon the
church the hallelujahs rang out.
Seventeen were added to the
church "as candidates for Baptism.
It was well attended and the contribution
was $153.ll>. These with |t
the spiritual power exercised in j.
this meeting made this one of the v
greatest meetings in the history of
the church. Those that could not
attend the meeting but sent their
contribution were as follows: Mrs. '
Gloria Graeie Herbert, Bishop St.
. Watc rbui y. Conn.. Mr. Willie J.
Ueiin. Foit Bragg, "N. C':; Mr. I-. -JW.
Dean. Greenville, S. C. Among" ^
the visitors trom Aiken were Mrs p
M. M. Peace ami little son, M. M. "
TrTl Bracon antl--Mrs?-Winn. Miss, _
William.-, Deacon Goorge Benin
and Miss Anderson. We ale ^l- ?
ways gh.d to have our pastor's
members visit us. Visiting mem
bers ind friends from, the ncvlh .
were Mr Glemon Butler and son .
? Moses. V r. Randolph Thornton.
Mr. ami TT77! *T1t i Brown Mn _J
Hattie. GrhVin. all of Philadelphia. T
1. Pa.i_Mr. and Mrs. Gaitie Robinson ?
Mrs. I :.ii,Mtnu~Price7"MT; ami Mrs.
Horace McBriah ?1 from Washing- J*
ton. D. C.; Messrs Archij Mar- ,.
tin. Osie Bell. Booker, George and J
F. A. Kemp from JConxvllle. Tenn
Mrs. Cecil Trottle. from N. Y. C. ?
Among those who entertained 0
the, preachers in their homes this 1
week were Mr. and Mrs. J. K w
Dean, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Block- 11
er, Mr. and Mrs. P. I). Dean. Mr
and Mrs. J. M. Blocker and Mr. 11
Chas. Dean. ^
Mr. Julian Dean, clerk. c
Bishop and his wife Rev. Mrs.
Tena Chappelle. evangelist preach '
er arc leaving Sunday to open 1
a revival meeting i'.t Pine Grove ,
"Pentecostal church, Edgefield, S.C.
Thev announces that they are ex- ^
"pectlngggreat'that "r
Social News j
Little Miss Robbie Mae Robinson
of Detroit. Mich,, is returning
home?after spending some, time J
here visiting her grandmother, (
Mrs. Mariah Ross,
Mrs. Florence Nerarex of Cleve
land, Ohio, is here visiting her ^
mother Mrs. Mary Jones.
Mrs. Ada Wilson from Chicago. 1
111., visited her sister Mrs. Eliza v
Turner in Atlanta, Ga. then came
by train t<> Veidery, S. C. to vis- (
~ It her aurit Mrs. AlmiP Chapoh?~3
Miss Elizabeth Smith from N. t,
Y. City is visiting t.er pnrpms-f?
Mr. and Mrs?- Alex Smith in the r
White Hall section. "
Mrs. Pearl Mitchell and little
?Hui-vpy Mitchell are visiting
htrr?brothers ami "Mrs?Smith. .. ~?L?
Mrs. Asa lee Griffin on Hackett ^
street, is vsiting friends in Cross?f
Hill. i
Mr. H. B. Wideman from Pitts- ^
burgh, Pa., is here visiting his bro ^
t.ber e.nd sister Mr. Bakfi.iv Wideman
and Mrs. Josie Bel Reynolds v
Maxwell Ave. \
?-Mrsr-Pearl Jones or i\. x* vuy .
is here visiting her aunts Mrs. v
Louise Devoe on .Sumter J-t. and v
Mrs. Dunshkia Rouknight wn Mug ^
nolia St. Miss Jessie Devoro of ,.
N. Y. is.heBC visiting her mother
Mre. Lou Decore on Sumter St. [
P. F. C. J. A. Wells from port j"
Rrapg, \T. was 'n the cify and r
spent the week-end visiting Mrs. f
Tulia Fair and her daughter. Miss {
Alberta 'Fair. Mr. Robbie Fair
of Philadelphia.. Pa., has returned
after spending his vacation here a
with his mother, Mrs. Julia Fan <
and Mr. Julius Fair of Chicago, !\
another son of Mrs. Fair is her-'
visiting her also. d
Mv? fttiiMrt A rlrl ?ml /UrnoU
ter of Seneca spent tbY1 week end t
with Mrs. Lola Wadsworth. Mis.-;
Otvel1a Wadsworth of Greenville !\
is spending: her vacation wjth her f
mother Mrs. Wadsworth. n
Mrs. Nannie Drummer and Mr? v
Mamie White of Detroit. Jrtieh., /
>? ?? nn + Lirrw./l hrtr?e after SOend- j;
injr sometime here with their mo- v
ther Mrs. Sallie Hodgres of Mill- n
we? atreetj also h?r other daugfh t
ter Mrs. Lizzie Cothran of Green- i:
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Friendship Church
The pastor preached an inspir- ;
ig sermon Sunday morning from i
le subject Men To Match Our ^
Tine*. And ~durir.g the spcciai I
Ieii*8 Day services during Diie c
zoning service he preached from t
le subject. Are you a Mouse or a j
Ian ? Although the men didn\
uite cOlTle up to the go; 1 they
?t they say they will reach ;t next ,
unday. Time will tell. j
'I htr subject Tor next?Kcmd.ry- ill
be Silver?'Symbols and?
as tor is.ashing for all the mciinETs tTTT^i
frlenlls ell" till1 I'llUJlfl t" "
ring out all the old imMiilien* a id
riends of the chimin ?Put?altar
3~at~ their dispostrk
'i here will be a lawn party givn
by the Sunday school on Fri?
ay night. We are asking the
pc ration of the coufunity
The visitors ami ret..ruing nu nY
ers are: Pea. S. Marion. l?r,?.
hi\irl Marion lini?.Ininrs I'.ng
lev. Bruce Williamson. Brm Ali!
dg3 Drasp, Sister Prasp. M?\ 11
uyvij, Miss Mane Grant. IV >'. c
J. Williams and Mrs. Williams. ]
Irs. McGhpe. All visitors" are .:1 <
.'F.vs welcome to our church 't '
ny time. ,.
lethiehem Baptist ( hurcti !
lev. RVW. WUjin, Pastor
(Iraniteville, K. C. Sun. school .
inned at the usual hour. Mm at- '
ehdance was fair. Glass No. ! J
ron the finance banner, l.ic. Pos-w
eaeher.
Sunday. August 2-1 i> seg-uini !
ervice day. Sunday school lOa'.l '
E.D.S.T. Prayer scfvTTe T,T:"U:'I
ivaehinp 12 norm: '1 a'it] n.mf m-g
ion meeting Borcon Will^ Mill- \
r. 7 p.m. night service.
Pulpit i,Ad club Tuesday (pro <
t Mrs. Owens.
Mr. Richmond nr.it Krtdre -Onr=?
?y returned Friday night to th<-ir
ome after spending a low day'itt,
their trrandmothcr Mrs. \]
I. Miller.
Rev. S. WF. Mile, of Babylon
1. Y. was the house guest of Mr.
ames Grant, Jr.
Mrs., Tdlla Rrnnsnn "f I i'-i - - '
ille, Fla., is visiting- i.t r s:-:.
l-law ^11 !*. llotiie iSl , ii - f '
econd Baptist Chun h
lev. J. W. Mills. Pastor
Kuiwhiv A: IT *1
choul mel TIT iTs u TT!
iupt. being absent L.-.. ...
[olnus anted. t _ >
he regular devotional >; t . ii
ach class took their
istruction of the lesson. \ vi i y .
nteresting lesson On- 1
.Thich regular church >'tvi.r >
orrtlm.-ft.-tl uv.?LLv.?Aiiici i \\ .m -?
r, who alt*e?i??.cjtt4n-tl i-h? m . nig
sermon.'; II*. v. (' V, ... , . s
lways Away 0IV tile~thn-d~r-.:::tfcr??
turning. The opening h;. nm was 1
nod by Lie. Daniel bowman. Re\
(Talker and Lie. Lawman ai< son.- 1
f the Viroiee nn<l w.. i\ .1 '
f them as young ministers. At '
he evening service Rev. Turner !
"as with us_and pre;whcii_ in his
sual wa\, which aTT enjo,.cd.
.Mrs. Etna (Sun i>: wh,, has be i;
11 Washi"('inn, 1) s|u nt tii _
.eck end at home with her parents
1 r. and Mrs. M. H. Holme.* 1H01
hunter St. Mis. Burris : n.; her
liishaml Mr. Carroll 15 rri.. are
naking their home in Washinguii.
Visitors at trie ev nine seine
were Mrs. Funic (iarrett and 1
.lis* Nellie Belle Wallace. I,nth
if New York. Miss Wah.ci is
pending sonietiine with h -r na
ents, AIr. and Mis. .Jesse Wallace. "
Tri. Garrett?is?visd-urg?Mr.?A1- .
in Settles and als,, ^ relatives i
Sdgefield.
The S. S. picnic August 1.5 wis
uite a success. One of the tilings
0 be long remembered is a sur
rie birthflay party given Rev.
.T. Justice mi Monday niglit
tutrust IS. By his wife Mrs.
lartha Justice. The nuniber pre
ent to witness this occasion wi s
ille was here.
Mrs. Annie "H MaTtin of N. V."
1 ity is here visiting *:.er parents
Tr. and Mrs. L. X. Smith on Hack
tt street.
Mrs. Lee Ruth of AVasi.uTgt< n.
h C. is here visiting her parents
Jr. and Mrs. Wiley Sullivan and
ther relative,. and friend-*.
?Mr?('. Stevens end .laughter _
pent lust -Friday -here vaduuv- is
son Mr. Ed. Stevens on Single
tin street. '
Mrs. Hattie Ptiekett is spending
ei vocation inn Chicago visiting
ioi children.
- M-rsr-4dainy?Hohiiatt has gore "to
u*\v Jersey to visit her relatives
Jrs^^^Vjice^Nudinlsandrit]^
Mrs. TnTTTT-TTTrTT from A-sia "
ill V i
nit*, v spcin snrnctline here
isiting her mother Mrs. Ida ,}nrk
mi-and-sister Mr* Berttrn?KttHti
The many friends of. Mrs. Wil
ir Turner will he trf; 1 .T to know
hat her son little Willie .Tr. has
ecovered from a serious operation
or Appondbrm the Hockley -Couu.
y hospital and has returned home..
>n Cokesbuty St.?
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Thorn is
,nd son Jimniie of Mon ks Cornr
were the week end guests of
Irs. Matilda Smith.
Mrs. T.illa William*, of I'hiln
elphia, Pa., is here visiting her
trnt Mrs. May Liza Peri in rein?
ive<- and friends.
Mrs. Carrie Turner and her son
4r. Williams. Dr. Turner and""his"
riend. Miss Maria Grant .spent
pleasant afternoon in Cokeshur'.
isiting Mrs. Turret's sister Mrs
tdn Mace also Miss Mnria Grant
VET"" ritf"" " TV I
nth her mother Mrs. Knima Cole I
nan in Waterloo, S. C. While I
hero she will attend revival meet |
ng at Laurel HiH B^pt. church.
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10 :1 Trenton, Columbia and quite
1 few home folks. Among the c<
Ministers present were Rev. W.H. U
faughn. Rev. Washington also ai
lev. C. \V. Turner and Rev. J.II.
san.levs of Augusta, Ga. A most hi
ni >y: ble affair. We are told j
his inarkB the 52nd year of Rev. w
Justice life. We l#oue for Ihlim j u
nn y more years, fill with the '. 11
?le-mngs -of the Master. Rjev. t><
lustiee is one of our outstanding;
Ministers of our town.* \j
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It. Zion A. M. E. Church
*v. P. L. Weill*, Pat?tor
Graniteville, S. C.?Sun. school
mvened at the usual hour. The
?sson was beautifully discussed
rid reviewed by Rev. Wells.
At 11:30 the morning service
egan with spngs led by Mr. A.
. Spann. The pastor delivered a
onderful sermon from Job 14:14 j
sing au his subject Life After I
euth. This sermon was enjoy-1
1 by all hearers. I
At 4 o'clock the W. H. and F.
lissionarv society met at the
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home of Mrs. Maggie Moore conducted
by our President Mrs. L.
W. Williams who is very proud of
ber society. Mrs. Mattie Mao
| Wells, Mrs. Mattie B. Ferguson
and Mrs. Helen Gowdy were elected
delegates to the Charleston
District meeting on Friday the 22
at Holly Hill. S. C.
At 8 o'clock the pastor preached
from Acts 16:25. He selected
us his subject Jail Housfe Religion.
| The out-of-town visitors were
Mrs. Gwendolyn Branch of New
York City; Mrs. Lillian Brunson
of Jacksonville, Fin.; " ArTnTe"
Singleton ? of Charleston, S. G.,
ttnH Itfl- ..f VU-n-l.
ington, D. C. We are always glad
to have visitors. You are welcome.
^lr. and Mrs. Elliot Simpkins,
Miss Eleuse Samuels, Mr. Robert
Collins and Mrs. Helen Gowdy mo
tored to Saluda, Sunday.
Wesley Methodist Church
Rev. E- N lamicn" ?
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Church school was opened at
the usual hour. First Bible clas3
was taught by the pastor. 11:00
a.m. Rev. Jamison preached from
Eecel. 12:13, theme Life's Greatest
Task. 6:00 p.m. The^-Epworth
League met at the church. 8:30
Rev. Jamison preached a noble
sermon from Hebrew 12:1, themeLife's
Race. Visitors: Mrs. Sam-"
uel Hightower of Columbia; Miss
I Vermeil Stalling, Mrs. Mayme
, Lick son and daughter of Brooklyn,
N. V.;. Mrs, Carrie Kirkland
and Mrs. Lucile Cooper. ,
Rev. Butler pastor of Jerusalem
Baptist church will preach at Wes
' ley Methodist church August 31
at 4 p.m. The public is invited.
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Cumberland A, M. E. Church
Rev. J. P. Washington, Pastor
Services were good all day.
1 D..c to the anniversary of the
-Yormg People's society the attendance
was somewhat small. The
church school whs opened on time
by "Supt. Jones. The lesson was
interesting throughout.
The pastor.preached two strong
sermons. The morning discourse
was taken from II Kings 4:26 Is
it well with thee, it it well with
thv husband; it is well with thy
taken from Isa. 40:37: The source
of the Christian stregnth.
The pastor having ben in revival
meetings for the past two
weeks seemed to be charged with
the Holy Spirit. Miss Brodie of
Tampa, Fla. presided At the or"gan
in .the absence oT~Mrs. Jenkii
s who is in Denver, Colorado
attending The American Wood
nit* n meeting. Much congratuflations
and praise is due Miss Brodie
for she certainly got music out
of the organ. The pastor is taking
a much needed rest this week, i
Come t0 Cumberland when in Aiken..
HEBRON BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. A. A. Sims, Pastor
-Clinton?Sunday school began
at the usual hour. The lesson was
ed by the pastor.
The morning sermon w}as
preached by the pastor, Rev.
Sims. The sermon was good. Three
joiiiied the church.
B, Y. P. U. convened at 6:30.
At twilight baptisim service
was held. 13 were baptized and
fejlowshiped into the church.
Tbe night service was very
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brief. Three deacons were ordained.
Mrs. Mary B. Williams and little
grand children, James L. and
Samuel D. Fleming left Saturday f
for a visit to Mrs. Williams' son j
in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ^
William J. Young in Washington, c
D. C. Mrs. Hattie Young and lit- ..
tie son also left. Mrs. Young is
the mother of Mr. Young. r
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Miss fOssie L. Foggie has re- f
turned to her home after a visit C
to her father in Columbia. She v
ther. Miss. Helen Foggy, land lit? (
Mra T oeom i- *
uavis is nome irom ?
Washington, D. C. and New York. (
She was accompanied home by her I
niece, Isabella Jones. j
Mrs. Mittie Taylor is home af- j
ter visiting relatives in Detroit, j
Mich.. Chicago, 111., and Colum- t
bus, Ohio. e
Mr. Claude Kinard of Washing- r
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kinard. t
Mr. Floyd Cheeks of Baltimore,
Md., is visiting his mother and
other relatives. ?
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Friendship At--M.-Er- htirch 1
Rev. H. W. Walker, Pastor v g
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Clmtoh?Suhdav"school began at ,
10:30 with the Supt., Mr. H. L. v
Alexander at his post of duty.
Everybody was happy to see Mr.
I Alexander, Hfi_eave. a very in- g
Iteresting review. Many vital points
Ion the lesson were given for our
J information.
| Among the out of town visitors v
I were: Mrs. Lula Mat Brown from
I Washington, D. C., also a friend
I who accompanied her, Miss Fran- ?
Ices Cephus; and Mrs. Dora Mae *
I Edwards of Greensboro, NT ^
The pastor preached two strong* f
I striking sermons Sunday. In the *
I morning's service his text was t
I taken from Proverbs -&rt. Subject, v
|"Tho Christian Foundation." He
I said that every christian should a
I have as a foundation, first, Faith, Y
I second, Hope; third, love; fourth, v
I Truthfulness; fifth, Prayer; six- f
I th, Sacrifice; seventh, Remem- _ri
I berance. For the night service his
I text was taken from the 73rd (j
I Psalms, 2nd verse, subject, "A 6
I Slipping Christian." ^
I Sunday was men's day. Coll.ec- a
I tion, $27.87. The second Sunday a
I was women's day. Collection,
I $24.86. All clubs are working hard. ^
I Among those visiting here re- 1!
Icerrtly were: Mr. and Mrs. John i
IE. Brown and children, also a ^
I friend, Miss Frances Cephus, all i
I of Washington, D. C. While here I _
I they were the house guests of t
I Mrs. Brown's cousin, Mrs. Na- 3
I thaniel Copeland. : ^
I Messrs. Moses, Aaron and Osie ?!
I B. Gary of Washington, D. C., visi *
I ted their parents. Mr. ami Mrs. *
I John P. Gary.
I Mr. Claude Kinard of Wo.shinvI
ton, I). C., has returned . after r
I spending a week with his parents. 5
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mure. Md.. has also retllmn/1 pftnr ^
a week's visit with his parents. j 11
Mr. Bernard W. Reeder left a
Sunday for Hendersonville, N. C. ?
where he will spend some time e
with his sister, Mrs. Elizabeth
Marable. From there he will go ^
to Asheville, N. C. to spend some ^
time ith his iaunt, Mrs. Daisy ?
Moore. , 2
?Other?visitors?now are: Mrs.
Dora Mae Edwards and little P
da tighter, Jacqueline of "Ureens- ~
boro, N. C. are visiting her pa- ''
rents, Rev. and Mrs. H. W. Walk- v
er. Her little son, Woodrow, Jr., n
has been here since May.
Miss Helerr Reid, Mr. Isiaae I
Johnson, Miss Margaret Reid of ^
Spartanburg, spent Wednesday
with Miss Frezelka Walker. I
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inest carpenters and contractors
lemettsville has ever had. He
>ad many friends both white and
olored, who regret to learn of his M"
tassing. He leaves to mourn his * *
tassing, a devoted wife, who,
trior to her marriage, wag a Miss
tosa Halloway of Darlington, S.
three loving children, Miss Vi
ian Ruth McCallum who is home
conolhist atp?Ridge Spring, S;C7;
"" ardoza, Jr., who is in his senior
nan at Bnantning Hama, Camden,
5. C.; and little Miss Katrina Mc}ollum
who enters high school at
drowning this fall; three sisters,
drs. Hattie Hope ami Mrs. Dhisy
Cllison, Bennettsville; and Miss
tuth McCallum, New York; two ^
mothers, Mr. Arthur McCallum, ,
arpenter and contractor, Benlettsville;
Dr. McCallum, dentist,
iehhettsville, pnil a host of rela- "
ives.
r unerai services were - conduct d
very briefly but impressively
>y the Rev. A. J. Wright, pastor,
Vednesday morning at 10 o'clock
it the Baptist church. Two
iym n?. "I came to the?Garden
Uone," and "Le?ad Kindly Light",
vere sung by the choir very softy.
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Miss Sarah Morris sang very
wectly^Well Done." - ~
Although the services were at
in earty hour, there was a flgrge
:rowd, aixl the floral offerings
revp plentiful and beautiful.
Mr. McGnllum .was a very active
nember in his church. He served
is treasurer of the trustee board
or=-over?20 years.
Miss Vivian Ruth~McCallunr ac- ~
ompnnied by her little sister,
(athryn Van Laesel, returned to
lidge Spring Sunday where she
rill resume her work.
F.\ and Mrs. L. M. McCallum
ire remodeling their beautiful
ionic on Hudson St. In a few
reeks you won't know the pjace. ^
Cothing hotter than to preparP a fF)
icfu_ comfortable place to stay.
Mrs. Murmerlyn and grand
laughter Mi?s Jessie Man Jarvis
pent n week or morn in Orange
>urg house -guests of Miss Bak?I ?.
hd M's. .taivis. They reported
n enjoyable trio.
Mrs. Cora McEddv of Washing
nn, n P. spent n few davs home
iccomnanied back by her sister
Jrs. Florence Sally. Mrs." Ff^lly
rill spend a week or tiiore in' the
Capital.
uranee "Thrift Club," Mr. H. P.
Irawford, agent, met at ihe -homa r
if Mr. and Mrs. Murry Gilliam
Friday evening. After business,
he hostes? sei*vod doucrhnuts and
?t> cream. ^
Mr. and Mrs. Columbus C. Hu- ?
is of Giden Hill, had as their
uests for dinner Sunday: Mrs.
Camilla Delgardo of Tampa, Pla;
ifiss Ehrleon D. Parks of Ard
lore. Pa.; Mrs. Carrie B. Rollins
nd daughter, Rubye Mae. The
inner was very elegant and was
njoyed by all.
Don't miss the "Florida proram"
Sunday night at Friendshin
t. M. E. church, August 24th at
o'clock, day light savii g tim .
"hi? program is being sponsored
y Mrs.XarailLa_D?lgarda_afTanir _
a, Fla.
iams and Bertha E. Ferguson
. ill be glad to know that they arc
luch improved at this writing.
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