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Saturday, September 6, 1941 Bishop Davis Closes S Convocation Meeting j By WTTT Bowman Kittrell College, N. C., Aug. 26? The ne\vs editor of the Palmetto Leader, along with Dr. W. B. L. Clark, Revs. I. O. Simmons, H. B. Butler, and W. J. Roberson left Columbia early Wednesday morning for Kittrell College and ar. lived there in time to get a iirood breakfast, given by. our personal ' friends,. Dr. and Mrs. E. F. G. Denv president of the college. #This was our first visit to Kittrell College and naturally we were fill with questions concerning the place, etc. We met many of the leader,, of the second Episcopal district and to the man they praised Bisbop IVm leadership and many <xf tnm tit't'iart'd twpy nrv nut y?inn to have anyone but Bishop Davis. The convocation wag like clock work, no misunderstanding, no loafing around, no loud talking, but each teacher Avith hi? or her i ;f?. ,DA?d/ A 1 a/4T7 Class was in une iui num. m. by the name of Mrs. Harris would lAfc see to it that you attend some class. Bishop Davis taught the Mission class daily. His explanation concerning Augustine was just wonderful. He spoke to his clasn with authority. Every speaker praised ..-BishQpLDaYis_fnrAvmDingJhii.f ight of the Sunday School Union at Nashville. . A sweet noon day sermon was . preached by Dr. H. R. Tomlyn of Baltimore. Dr. Tomlyn is a native of Georgia. Our information is, that Dr. C. C. Ferguson of BaltiA more will be the second districl. Episcopal candidate for the bishopric and the leaders of the district who we talked with declared that Bishop Flipper is the greatest bishop on the bench in every respect. The Bishops have decided to ?let him have his way?in?every things in order that his health ma> be prolonged. This statement brought long applause from the South Carolina represe 11 talives, as it is the sentiments of South Carolina to have him preside over us until he is called up higher by the master. The Rev. W. J. Roberson represented the ministers, Prof. C. G. Garrett represented the laymen in the chapel, and Mrs. L. H. Hemniingway, funnelly of South Carolina but .now of Washington represented the women of South Carolina. Bishop Davis h:.d a special dinner prepared for the South Carolinians. To say the least, it was a dinner among dinner. While at the table Bishop Davis discussed^ "school days." He said, when you 'finish at Howard you should know but when you finish at Allen University, you know and can easily take care of yourself under any condition. Mrs. Katie Bertha Hurst, The beloved wife of the late" Bishop Hurst, was there with her soiV-Dr. Hurst. She arose in the_ chapel and let them know she was irom ?>outn taronnu. Those from South Carolina who took dinner with the'Bishop were: Drs. W. B. L. Clark, I. O. Simmons, W. J. Robinson, H. B. Butler, W. S. Mims, L. C. Butler, Prof. Garrett and others. President Dent is doing; well at Kittrell. The enrollment is large for a church school, when you consider this college was closed several years because of bad rumors here and there concerning it. Bishop Davis and President Dent deserve much praise for continuing _ the literary work at Kittrell. The leaders trom^ Baltimore at-. tending this, convocation were: Revs. Walton, Davis, Bailey, Wells. I Mitchell and Nqmaks; from Vir- I n,-c M R Davis. J. A. I Young, Walker, Drummond, Ste\V'urd, Shield, Harris, T. C, Seott, evangelist preacher;" Williams. Easteland, Williams;' from North Carolina: Drs. Carness, Stephen son. Legigon, Thurston, Barkley, Seott, Larkins, Cowan, ot?r Russell at Winston J3alem who is fine; Troybjefjeld, and J. Ar 1 Valentine. Our. Dr. I. H. Alston toolt us around and explained things to us. Dr. Alston was recently elected dean <rf the theological department of Allen University. Dr. H. B. Butler left the party for Washington, D. C., where Ire is scheduled to preach for Dr. Pick ett. " ' >? CHAPPELLE STATION rpv. p.. n. mimnmin. pa sior I * ^ Sunday school bpene/1 at tho usual hour by Supt. Holman. best. He preached a soul stirring-' At 11:45 our pastor was at his sermon from Acts 8:31. Subject, "How can I expect ^onleon bo guide me?" VisitorB were: Miss Esther Libby of Denmark, S. C.; Messers. James Robertson, Carlisle, S. C.; Allen Graham. Lake City, S. C.; Richard Owen, Washington, I). C., Allen Holman of Columbia, arid' Miss Geneva Walker of I.aurenB. S. C. K\T 3Y30 p. m., the pastor, ack coropanied by the choir, went to J Stover Chapel. He again preached a noble sermon from Luke 15:18. Subject: "I will arise and go to my Father." A. delicious dinner was served on the church lawn. At 8 o'clock the pastor preached from 2nd Kings 4:7. Visitors: Miss Holloway of BethTehfTST Baptist church. Rev. Robinson anri his choir-witt render services at Brown's Chapel It4Pv next Sunday, September 7th, at ^ 8:80 p. m. The public is Invited. | Mrs. W. H. Scott, Reporter uccessfiil it Kittrell LAMAR*NEWS The members of John Wesley church are leaving no stone Unturned for the great home coming "Basket" camp meeting w'hich will be held at John Wesley Sunday. There will be many here from far and near to see the officers and members "park the ball". Mr. B. Dukes, has a 60-gallon barrel ready for the ice cold lemonade. Mr. R. L. Byrd, is chairman of the refreshment committee, and will have plenty for everybody^ Every captain is working hard to go ovor the ton. Aftwr raUvSumlay the world will know that John Wesley church is on the line. i Mr. Br J. Jeffrey ;ts Suptv; is on the job for the church school. Mrs IP. Mack, Mr. J. Mack. Mrs,_.Min^'r>ie Dubose, Mrs. D. Dubose with the young people will sponsor a (great rally Sunday afternoon. Mrs E. Martin with the capnains and members will tell the world some. thing,- when..their?import -for? therally is made Sunday. Mr. Samuel Daniels, will 'head the program Sunday night. There is a real treat in store for you at John Wesley Sunday. Sandy Grove Methodist church Much appreciation and thanks to the members and friends o f Sandy Grove church for a most successful revival. This meeting was faj- above the average, ^any I-amc from far and near to attend this meeting. Our jvistor, by reluest of tlie officers conducted the meeting. We vo'spatd" him as a dependable leader, and his sue eess js me resuu 01 me eonndenee that fhe people have irt hiiri. Rev. E. Gordon, pastor of the Alcot charge visited the meeting two nights and preached each night. The following were saved during the meeting: Mr. Bizan Dubose, Mr. Mornie Dubose, Miss Dort'ha Dubose, Mr. Jesse Rivers, Mr. James Dubose, iss Mazie L. Dubose, rs. Alice Dargan, Miss Annie B. Jackson^ Miss Janie Enoch, Mrs. Annie L. Mack, Miss Rosa, . 5panr>, Mr. Marion Dickerson. Mr ack E. Samuel, Mr. Buster Mack, Mr. Marion Nichols, Mr. Lauranco Nichols. These and others will to the church Sunday, September 14th. 1_ _ Mr. Conway Burris tells us that in order to baat the boll weevil plant sweet potatoes. He is happy over the fuct that he has sold $447.1)0 worth from three and seven tenth acres and hps seven acres yet to sell. Last Sunday was indeed a great day at Sandy Grove. The Alcot, Lamar and Lydia dharges had their annual Fellowship D|ay. Under the direction of the Stewardess Board of which Mrs. Lula Byrd is president, the captains re ported $122.52. According to Rev M. J. Porter the officers and mem hers of Sandy Grove pre worthy to h0 praised. They love their church and ure always willing to work for their church. Acording to Mrs. Lillian McPherson, Cartersville school will have a "Big" picnic Saturday, September 13th. There will be plenty^music,. Sandis band arod a red hot basebal came. Plenty refreshments. Every body is invit ed. Two p.m. Sunday, August 24th was a high day at New Havep Methodist church. Sunday school opened at the usual hour. This being rally day we paid our Pastor, Rev. Conner, $80.00. We regret to find Mrs. Rosa McPherson 'on the sick list. A aw .tin,/ tr> n statement, from Dr. E. C. Wright, D. S. the following is the amounts asked for, for the convention, which will be held in Camden September 25-26: Sunday school, Mr. T. E. Rogers, Supt., $15.00; Epworth League, Mrs. I.. M. Hyrnes, president $10; Brotherhood, Mr. C. Burrough president $15; W. S. C. S., Mrs. Marion Rivers, president, $20.00; Stewardess Board, Mrs. Lula Byrd president $15. Mr. Raymond Byrd, Mr. D. Bur vis, Mr. Harmon. Byrd and Rov_ M. J. Porter niotoed to Columbia o see Mr. B. Martin and others, last week. . Mr. and Mrs. R. Byrd royally entertained Rev. and Mrs. Porter at their home Thursday of last week, "rtiey had a dfrmer long [to be remembered. We were hap py to see many of the leading | members of John Wesley among us Sunday. Rievs. Wm. Brown, i NKWBEKRY NEWS Calvary Prenb> t-rrian Church Hrv.? Av H. Keasoner, Pastor The Bible Class of last Wednesday alter noon was interesting ly taught by Mrs. Abrams. The Sunday School service was largely attended by the young people. All were benefitted' by the discussion of the lesson. At ll:liU o'clock the pastor s thcmjc was, "My Neighbor," taker from Tjuke Ttl:ZU. lli~his tnscoursl no of the three spirits thai are rampant in the world oday The spirit of beat them up, tin spirit of pass them up, ami tht spirit of lift them up. The spinl of beat them up was comparer with the leading principals in this world's war. The spirit?ul pas: them op was-spoken -of?us?tin preachers and leaders wh0 will noi help those who are in trouble AIR* i'eViuesteu to have Int spirit of lifting up as the g?>ot Samaritan did. . -Mrs. Rose Harris and da ugh ter, Anita, who are visiting in tht fiome of Mr.? and Mrs. WiHT Bates, were entertained at a partj given' by Mrs. Clara Nance 01 Thursday?evening.-?A?number o: the younger set were invited, ant a swell time was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Hattie Jackson died earlj Saturday morning- Funeral ser vice was held ut Miller Chapel A hureh Monday afternoor at/4 o'clock. SHr. and Mrs. C. E. Wilson el Aik^i^ S. C.f were week end guest? of Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Grant. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wiihams were made happy, parents of twir girls August 20. The names o! the twins are Laurette Hattic, ami LaTuyctte Minnie. Mother aful ba bies are getting along fine. Prof, and .Mrs. Charles Cromer of Saluda county, were guests oi his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adan Cromer. ?Mrs. Zoa Wright, her sons Charles, Thomas, Jr., and Alonzt of Bcnnettsville.,? S. C.; Mr. ant Mrs. Robert Logan and daughter, Sarah, of Saluda* f>. ?1, wert guests of Prof. T7 K. Logan last Sunday. Miss Klizubet|, Bowers has re turned from a visit in Hendersonville, N. C. Miss Georgia Mae Gallmar spent the week end in Columbia Mrs."Jessie L. Boozer of Washington, D. C? formerly of 12-'5< Player St., Newberry, S. C., spent her two weeks-vacation here in the county with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hallock Tribble, attending the revival services at the neighboring churches, pop calling at the homes <*f friends and relatives We were happy to have her as (yiiput t\f <*??? r?oi Oli/ returned to Washington August>29. - Rev. I). St Jackson of Newark; N. J., and -hjs sisters, Misses Eva and Mamie BroUher of Washington. D. C., Mrs. Emma Jenkins, Mr. R. C. Jackson of Seven Oaks. Mr. Jr.nies and Inez Reaves of New York City, Mrs. Maggie Reaves. Miss Starklene. and Mr Cleophus Reaves of Chapin. S. C.. were guests of Mrs. Alice Guise the .past .week _ Mr. and Mrs. William Gallmar of Charleston, S. C., a e the guests of the Gallmans. Mr, Bolim Sims of Florida. Is visiting his relatives and friends in Newberry and Helena. S. C. The musical recital and soeinj by the pupil., of Mrs. Eunice H \llen. were enjoyed by all who it t tender! TVio riinto>t!int? to Jervais Burton, Barbara- Bostie Margaret Davenport, Arrte Deva]t. Dorothy Floyd, Jean Gary, Christen^ Golden, Grace C. Grant Julian Grant, Carroll Hare. B. G Quells, Yvonne Quails and Louvenia Reeves. The prizes were as follows: In the presentation contest, Grace C. Grant, first prize, Jervais Burton, second prize; Barbara Bostic, Christena Golden and Carroll Hare were honorably mentioned. Selling tickets, Louvenia Reeves, first prize, and Jervais Burton second prize. Others who rendered selections were, F.verlena and Thomasena Martin. Paul and Jos nh Allen, and Mrs. Thomasena Gallman Miles. All of these parThe Judges were: Mesdanies B. F. Sumpter and "Thomasena Miles The honored guests were Mrs xFmina TTUlingsworth of Columbia, S. C..,tw sister of Prof. R. F. Oraulden. "MYs. Guess oT AT lennKle, S\ C.. the mother of Mrs. Erlin^ GueVs Gary. She gave verv timely and encouraging remarks. Mrs.^^l+etv again thanked all of the parents, pupils and friends for their cooperation and patronnrr Announcement Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Hare announce the marriage of their laughter. Wilhelmena, to Mr. J^niea i). uonmocK, .jr., iuesaay, August 2fi, 1941. At home after September 15, 502 18th street, West Palm Beach. Florida. jamin preached as never before in the afternoon session. Mr. G. Washington, Mrs. N. Crowley, Mrs. E. Martin were the speakers from John Wesley. Miss Josephine Rogers who has beem BvHHf in New York for several months came home last week to see her pnrents *ind other relaTives. Everybody was glad to see her at chut-eh So May. Miss Rudine Allen who also has been living in New York is home for awhile. THE PALMEtTO BENNETTSVILLE NEWS By C. D. Sanders This wek closed out with full ' line of work accomplished in and around Benhettsville. The church ; workers played well their part in ' carrying out a full program. The two Baptist Unions of the , county met in the city over the r week end. The Pee Dee Union was held at Shiloh church. They | raised u nice sum of money nnd . the program was very instructive. ' t Sunday morning the viee-Modera tor Rev. W. F McCoy presided. L The Sunday school was called to L classes assembled and carried out _. .in Iha. full tVs*y tetU'lm the j Open Forum. Subject The Necessity of ^.Training Young Minds in ounuay otnooi, leu Dy ivuss , Ella Mae Jordan and was very | r good. Mr. Drake and a nuitiber 1 of others spoke on the subject. | Rev. H. Henakin gave us an in teresting Missionary sermon. Sub ] , ject A Successful Fisherman for i - Cod. Our father . 'Rev. F. VV. Prince, Rev, and 'Mrs. Davis and . ' Mrs. Deas of Cheraw were pres- , cut. Rev. Prince made ti .bhort , ^ talk in behalf of the Pee Dee association. Mrs. A.J. WHght was , > absent on account of the illness , 1 of her father Rev, Bowen in N. I C., however Miss 01ive Wright the , >mnrt dauiditer of Rev. and MrsiA. J. Wright took chprge of the ; music and played well her part. \ , The members made Rev. Wright smile as never before over t the way they responded in feed- ( ! ing the friends. ? - ] The Marlboro Union was held A l with the St. Paul Bfiptisl church j ; August 29131, 1941 Rev. J. S. McMillan, pastor. . ~v _ The entirt. program war-carried ' , out i:i full. Dea. J. P. Peterkin 1 . President; Mrs. Bertha L. Grice ^ ^ secretary of the BYPU; Rev. C. 1 W. Ware, moderator. Rev. P. B. Mdodana was absent Sunday but I Rev. W. C. McCoy of Cedar Fall 1 church preached a wonderful Miss ( , ionary sermon. We are pleased in . thg way the many friends joined ' 1 in to make the feeding program ' _ a i J:.I ( ?<> over me top unu viiey uui su in?spite-of the crowd, food <A^as * plentiful. The M, E. District conference ' was held with the Spears church ' last week. Rev. A. Mack, presid- * ing elder. Rev. T. W. Williams of Holly ( Hill preached tht. morning and ev _ nnirte.-JieuiuJin.-U.L.?vans_ChiapxiL I M. E. Zion church Sunday, Aug. 'Hot !?..? Willinnw vesi? nn sietivt* member of Zion church for 15 c years. He is one of our great ( preachers on the field. Rev. J.C. 8 " Cox pastor. t 1 Mr. H. Sanders and sou of Raford. NT. C.. were in the city Sunday. The surprise anouncement reuch eel here that Rev. and Mrs. Thorn* v _ C . announce ? the marriage of their daughter ' Miss Anne Osearlyn to Mr. J Wor thington Campbell, August 28th, 1 1941. Miss Anne once taught in ^ >ur city school us H. E. teacher. ^ We trust them a long happy sail 1 through life. 8 Mrs. Emma .Johnson died at her r home Monday evening. The fun,- 1 era! service took place Wedrres- ' day afternoon at Che home. Muny 1 ent among whom were Rev. and Mrs. II. H. Butler and family of 1 Hartsville; Rev F. W. Prince of c Oheraw. Dr. J. J. Shirks of Co- 1 ' ~ti: mbtn; Mis. (leei 1 D. Johnson of J New York and others we can't ' recall. She was a life Tong mem^ ^ ber of Macedonia churc^. ^ Mrs. Lillian McLeod spent a * few days home from New York ^ " 'ast week. i\ir. and Mi's. James ^ McLeod accompanied her back." Mr nnrl Mrs. Henrv Zimmer- a mon left Friday evening for Klas- ^ ley, S. C., where Mr. Zimmerman p will teach in the city school this ^ term. They open Monday morn- v ing, September 1, 1941. * Mr. and Mrs. Washington of' Dtrrham, N. C., were tn the city E r during the week end guedts of parenfs Mr, and Mrs. J. Wftahifig- ~ ? ton and family. Miss Evelyn McKay leTT last ^ week for her vacation- in New York. Prof, and Mrs. N K. Kollock V are home visiting mother" and ' other relatives Mrs. Kollock. Our sick friends: H. Stoney, Rev. F. Peterkin, Mrs. Broody, * liTr. Bob Crosland, Mrs. TTuHTey, Mr. McColl. _ Mrs. Nannie Edwards was out I to the delight of all after a few I w s few days illness. I\ \DER : BALTIMORE, MD. NEWS By Miss Louise Virginia Lure Alt. Hebron schedule: 0:30 a.m. Sunday school; 11:30 a.m. sei~vice by Rev. Uiniel; 6 p.m. BYPU; Mrs. Phyllis Midgett, president; 8 p.m.v service by Rev. Daniel. Tuesduy night player meeting and choir rehent-mtl;?Tlwrsday night service also by the pastor. On sick list are Mr. Hopkins, Mrs. Maggie Lewis, Rev. M. Flow ers, Mrs. Sallie McClurkin, Frank tin Square hospital. We all wish for them a speedy recovery. Went out sight-seeing and exer i*ise for pleasure were Mr. Lonhle Pemks, Mr. John Colman and Miss Sir. Dolman at the wheel. After the group returned from Catesville, Md^ games were played. An enjoyable time was had. Mrs Gore and (lure--hfiui. for their guests Miss SiniB, Mr. Leroy Peaks. Mr, Loimie Peaks, Mr. Colman, Miss Neal, Mr. Johnli*. B. Gore. All schools for Baltimore City will open September 8th. Every h'H fthoultl frf ''ftimi?loichool and attend every <Jh.y. Mrs. Daisy Mae Heath has been sick out is up now again to the lelight of all. Friendship Baptist church ached ule 10:80 a.m.- Sunday sehoolt hlr:30"ar.TTi. serviceHjjr-Paat^e-Rev. H. Jackson; 8 p.m. service also jy pastor^ 1 The S.S.S. club will not have my more meetings until Septem3er 8,th <1941. President, Mrs. Lu\a Wilks. Secretaries, Mrs. M. 9 \ndrews and Mrs. Louise G. Doug ass. ? ? ? The Who-so-ever Will group had i very large attendance at Mrs. Alice Holley 765 1-2 W. Saratoga St. $40.00 or more was raised. President Mr. Richard Land; Sec "etary, Mrs. Mary Green. Pastor tcv. M. Flowes. Quite a few from here attended the Elks convention at Atlantic Pity, N. J. Miss Louise (lore visited Mrs. Mary Brice Sunday evening. Also Mrs. Thelma. Miss Gore and Mrs jore had for their pop callers Mr. ind Mrs. Smith, Miss Smiles, Mr. tnd Mrs. Calhoun, Mr. Gibson, Miss Sim.-j, Mr. Leroy Peaks, Miss Atkins, Mr. Loivnie Peaks, Mr. ^nlr-rrnrn Mr: I.enn Halsev: Mrs: 1/ena Halsey requests? the prayers >f all for her daughter to over:ome her illness. We wish for her speedy recovery. "Rev. HTHler, pastor~oTThe thris :ian Unity church and members occupying four buses went to the hurch pastored by K'ev. Miller's son in Washington jand everyone njoyed the trip and visit. l.AKE CITY NEWS On lust Sunday, Union services vere held at most of the church's. The Sunday schools were very nueh alive and interesting;. At St. James on Sunday mornng, llev. Silus Middleton of the ohnsonville circuit preached a oreefal and spiritual sermon on he Two Highways of Life. He ilso made some Very interesting emarks in .the Sunduy school. At he evening services, Rev. A. R. Jermun, pastor of the church jreached a touching sermon on "he Cripple at the Pool. > At WesTey Methodist church in he afternoon the rally which was entered a round a Queen's Conest took place in which many lersons participated. Prior to he contl>st a splendid program cas rendered consisting?t?f music iy the junior choir, j>aper by Miss "destine Graham, short talk by Jr. Harris Jones, address by Prof A O. Wiby mf Dwlingfrwn and > elections from the male quartet nd the brothers and sisters quar et. Mi ss Hester Williams who ret orted $30.50 was crowned queen. Irs. Mat tie Johnson came second /ith a report of $21.26. Th~5" total mount raised including a report rom Reulah church was $372.29. teulah reported $109.00. Rev. W I ) Primus is nastor hoth churches I The assembly of the First Borohurch was quite a success and ass-largely attended. A more deailed report wiil be made later. The baby of Mrs. W. D. Primus abr the winner in the Baby Conest at Wesley on Monday nighty Elder Bennet and his group ren ered a Very interesting program t the First Born church on Monay night. He and Iris-group will e here for at lgast. one week. . r. Mackie McQueen spent the reek end home from the Camp in Irginls, W. S. C. S^jiOHTJl CAROTIN CONFERENCE METHODIST CHCRCII The following represented S. C. W. S. C.. S. at Gulfside scho of .Missions August 18-25, Wavi land, Miss: Mrs. P. M. Gibbes, Mi Marie Singleton and Mrs E. Jones. These ladies report a tr?'" and profitable meeting. The scho numbered about 250 officer,.- ar niL'Mibei s from throughout tl Central Jurisdiction. President Gibbes is urging 100 percent attendance of Sout Carolina officers and members i the Atlantic Coast Area Coun' and Seminar September 2-5 in At lanta. Ga. Please remember t} I.iiien Shower September 5 fur tl Awa Kpiscopal Resilience. Every auxiliary is urged to <d serve "Week of_P|avurC^J program mat'-rial i ov He sure to take,an offering an send at once to conference treasui er._ AiUH \ i) west rnTTtAl m \ ANDCAVCi: The Hi ooklar.d I'lugressiv church and Sunday School Cnio n session last Sunday at S lames Haptist church, West C< lumbia. w; s. grand. There wei three sermons preached. Tie firs tiiuTTTy Kev. Mrs.-~Rhet t-trCC h a pfi and the third and closing sermo by Rev. 11. Norris, pastor of Broo land Baptist church. West Collin bia. Rev. .J, N, Cuiighman hud (food time at Silver Chapel A. >! E. church last Sunday. There wer five sermons delivered. The firs one by the pastor. Rev. J. > "aughman, second by Rev. J. ( Bates, prstor of Emanuel Statio A. M. E. church; third by Rev. E R. Roberts, pastor of Chapel Tion A. M. Eh church; fourth do Rtv. 1. O, SimnV>ns. pastor i Bethel _A. M-r-E? church, l.exine ton; fifth by ..Rev. W. B. L. Clarl I the presidintr-elder Rev. 5?. L. (?la.-s went with Rei J. W. Shaw, the presiding eldc of tlie A. M. E. church on hi vc.rk la>t Saturday and Sunda to Camp Welfare. Great Kails, J C. Rev. A. I.. Digg* preached fo Rev. I. 0. Simmons at Bethel . 5 j M. E. church, Lexington, last Sin lay night. Mr. and Mrs. Horae Bin, and their mother, Mrs. MaiBin and Mrs. Maggie Simmon ilso went along to Bethel. Mrs. Celia Livingston, the mis1 sionary woman, was at St. Junto in the Union last Sunday and mad a gootl talk. A collection was. gi\ en her for the work. The two grand children of Mi :md .Mrs. Earnest Dervin, afte spending two months here wit their grand parents, have returne to New York last Thursday rdeh ?Ml'S". Jessie Washington, wh nas been very sick, is imp.vi.vfn. nicely. ,? I Mr. Howard Smith got one c !his fingers cut off ar.d one mash ?d verv badly at the beer nlar last Monday. Miss Sussie Lee Prober., who ha been honfe every since school c 1 s ed. returned to Abbovill-. last our da\ afternoon to be at the opeJlin of the school there. What makes, the upper -end -e Sugar Town In West Columbi ' .ok so beautiful is because th Double Branch, A. M E. churc s a beautiful structure and iig: ii front of iti^the beautiful horn ^ YouTooCan Tic I > LET THE 1 ? HU-HAIR |3 HCAIA va?e*wv%w ' FORMULA 13 | HELP YOU AS lj| IT HAS HELPED Jr ! THOUSANDS MjM op { How You Con Grov Certain parts of the body trow to i Hill1 Giuwi llwiyi I! you keep youi Itching. When you acratch your ?d HAIR WILL HOT Gl _ l?There are no rweat glands in sore 1 | by nature to make certain outgrow l : well. Hair is produced by our scalp l little place in the true skin. If yc I ' you may feel all right, but nothin I ' A scar is not skin. You will never 1 sore. Hair grows from the celi > not look affer these hair bulbs, ,ha , There are two glands to each hair pliable, keeps it from becoming unn a muscle which is attached to its H > healthy hair, you must help nature t_ IMLi. V f. .1 - ' > in Koon conamon. iveep u ciean, aoi If you are tuffering with head aoi , complete treatment or TOtt will lo? . working properljr and guarantee J Tong growing hair, give youraeTT < Compltfi Nn-Mo/r Seal No-Holr Bosaro Form Nu-Halr PrMliig Comp Nu-H<iTf Spoclol Sham SENDNOMON , Jaw mw4 mmmm ,m4 m4+%m. Oar ?ww K? A?Mvr? ttw Mdn tnaim It t? O ' Writ, Now! NU-HAlt PRODUCTS. 1131 "Page Fire a_ m-rrtrttnim baptist CHURCH ^1 BK1'- 'i~( * " ''' 'T^Kt v \ ' ,' /j,^^ ? Re*. Kddie A: Davis, Pastor rally, which featured the. annua) t Homecoming Day. The regulai n services were in charge of th& U?.. w e- ?.'_- - ' -- t .? ?. tv. rvaye ox ureenville. Kev. t. Kave delivered two ,soul stirring .t and thought bearing messages .t thai touched everyone. During the the i iDmeeonmrg?message, Whtfh " was tliemed "Homecoming." Sev, earl local churches participated in this effort. Tin- reports for the rally were us follows: a kev. K. A. Davis, $26.05; Rev. * E. M. Keitl, 12.20;tDt-a. John Sims, >3.25; Pea. C. C. Tobin, 10.00; . Dea. L. L" SirnmueT, 7.00; Dea. J. D. Joyce. 26.00; Dea. James KelJ_ 10.50: Dea. Thomas Precia, 7.00; Pea. York Bradham, 14.40; Dea. Wfll R-H 11 Qfi: i^Bro. Al l" Smith. 9.00; Pro. John Holmes, y 5.00; Bro. F. W SCUtt; 12.64; Bio. ' Abe Bull, 43.00; Mrs. I. Washington, 52.05; Bro. Malehi Williams, Ll lU-05u_ JCimblerr-2."5. Mrs. Janie Shiviah. $10.29; Bro. Gadsen Roach, 5.00; Mrs. Irene 1 Kennedy. 2 20; Mrs. Mozelle Grif> fin. 5 00;.-Mrs. Nell Croft, 47.00; Mrs: l.uella Bovkins. 14.19; Bro v Fletcher Tyler. 2'.32; Bro. J. H. McKlemore, 6.1U; Mrs. Ruth Gillian r e.00; Mrs, Viola Reese. 12.41; Bro. L" Corley Whuley. S.10; Bro. Rosco' Kirkland, 2.25; Mrs. Christine Fox, e Hi.70. Total. 444.16. N The receipts for the day being s $446.16. The pastor, official board .ind members of this offr church, .wish to thank all business firms 8 and concerns as well as indiciduals * '. for their financial support in this effort. We can and mu-Jfttruthfulfy say, that we are niPfc*ng on to victory under the leadership of ~ r this young shepherd that truly j love* his sheep, and tends them d everyone. '-'Vi- t?the?ktHe church with a_ ~ ? birr h. art." K if of. 1) caCoil Frank Boykin. To the i- side <.f it lis another beautiful lL h"nl'- owef'1 hv ?MnrThft Col. ley and just in front of her is the s home of Mr. Joseph Goodman, and ? I to his side is the home of Mrs. Esi j toiisie Jackson, then in the front g-jol' h.J. ra_Lue.-hom&-ofWlr. and Mrs. J Booker Washington. All of these if fine, beautiful buildings right a around Double Branch make that i'? | place very beautiful, h Mrs. Betty Goocicn is on the sick t list. We hope for her a speedy e T recovery. . f Long, Healthy Hair I fparrtain sire and nn further wharaaa . ? ? r tcalp healthy. An ailing scalp cauae* i 1 1p you make sores and scars. i ROW FROM A SCAR a or scan. The body is given power A 1 the of skin which we all know very I akin. Each Hair Grows from a special i >u destroy or mutilate this true skin ( | g will ever form another true skin. < ' find a hair growing from a scar or 1 la of the hair bulbs. If you do i ir will become brittle and break off. , to produce oil that keeps it soft and ( I uly and from cracking. Every Kalr haa i air Root. In order to have attractive, ' , to Crow Hatr by keeping your scalp < . ft and eliminate Itrliina and dandruff j ' -ea or aeart do not delay taking our < e your hair. To keep your hair cella ^ !. ouraelf a healthy, beautiful head of sompTet? Nu-Hair Treatment. p Tr?afm?itf coos/aft of: i i ila SPECIAL OFFER | >ound ALL FOR ONLY , poo gM IEY $| : [ v wmtr fT.Xfy pTbd fifty Mfefl PNH|I w%0> , ^ f# plMN ff VMtf ( ! Rroadway, Now York, M. Y. ' **~v .n "* . . ?