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Saturday, September 13, 1941 "King Cott" Dedicate ^^Atlanta, Ga.?The- dedication uf. ' ^^ings Cott," the Episcopal residence for the Atlantic Coast Area, reports otf commission meetings rnd the young peoples symposium Friday, climaxed the momentous and significant four days session of the Area Council of the Atlantic Coast Area, Central Jurisdiction, Methodist church which convened at Central Methodist church here, Rev. E. W. McMillan, entertaining pastor. During the four days session metre?than 80th delegates, and thousands of Methodist gathered ^^^>m four states of the Area? Wlabama, Georgia, Florida and South Carolina for the auspicious first session of the Atlantic Coast Area Council pressed over by Bishop Lorenzo H. KingfN? The new program of the church in all its different phases f acti vitiws?was discussed?in?the four .... - U vw.ii.illJUHMI IIIVWIII^UI the district superintendents, the pastors, the women and the young . people.' Reports at The cloiing session on Friday by commission1 ndertt showed much information ^^bout the program of the new ^Bminated. i-hnrcti hnd been diaMomentous planning by the Area Council of the Atlantic Coast Are,, and far flung proposals for larger participation by members of the area council present were some of the outstanding features r<ir the co-tihcil meeting. A?In ndshahe by two bishops, Dr. Lorenzo H. King, Methodist church, and Dr. William A. Fountain, Georgia, set the largest area council ever *held in the history Methodism into a well cooperajKg organization. Both bishops pledged their influence jind efforts toward a complete reunion of al! church. Bishop King and Bishop Fountain made impressive remarks concerning such a union. At the symposium of college ?in esidents?cm Thursday?night, -*?elnTlengintr addresses were delivered by Dr. B. E. Mays, More. - house College; Mrs. Mary McCloud Bethune, Bethune-Cookman rollesre: W. A. Fountain. Jr., Mor.. ris Brown College and E. C. Pe-. tors. Paine College. On Thursday the General Boards of the New Methodist church warn by the Area Council of the At^Hntic Coast Are,, that the Cer.. tral Jurisdiction of the newly merged church must be reckoned with the same as the other Jurisdiction^ of the great MethndisL church. *rh<? warning came as a result of the awakening response Ly the 800 delegates here to study and become informed about the program of the new Methodist church, j A drive was launched by Bishop Lorenzo King for the purpose of Ing" fulfils ~to rettre" aTtd~perrsioTT ^Pastors and church workers nf the Atlantic Coast Area. It will be known as the "Gold Seal Drive." After explaining the purpose of the "Gold Seal Drive" prominent ?1 ?:-vitntiui ifymen anu huuibici b ^^ v r,_ bit- expressions of aid and eooperation by the pi&posal that brought forth farflung and supplementary proposals of ? bigger drive to have not only a home for drive to have not only a home for | aired ministers and church workers but a development in Florida where a home, recreational facili- ties and permanent place for hold ing area conferences and meetings. Dr. Mary McCleoud Bethune. tstanding national leader and educator, laid a proposal before Bishop King and the Area Council t;, "tirkr?over 107 itcres eifht miles f i (Thw^Bethune-Cookmari Cullege, Dayton^ Beach, Florida, for the project development. Ministers and laymen during the spontaneous discussion of the supplementary proposal pieced large sums towartl the achievement of this muc^ needed development. It w|ll be the only development of this kind e*er t0 come to the Atlantic Coast Area. The Area Council voted Bishop I-. Jg^ng the power to appaint a com^I^Bttee to study and work out de_ - * .?l ^Rils for the establishment 01 sucn a project. Leaders and prominent speakers ?dflripg the four davs session-included Dr. L. 5L Moore" Cheater, Da.; E. Dew Bancreft, associate secretary, General Board Lay Activities; R. F. Harrington, Savannrh. Ga.; J: A. Baxter; Robert M, Williams, Washington, D. C.; W. L. Brown. Birmingham, Ala.; E. A. Smith; J. W. Thomas; Dr. J. it?E?Rnwn Now Orleans, La.; J. W, GolderpMemphis, Tennessee; D. S. Selmore, D. S., Gulf District, Florida Conference. ^^The pageant "Ethopia's Glory," i ^Btracted the largest attendance ^R>r a play.of this kind. 2,000 seats having been sold. Dr. W. L. Turner directed the cast of 75. At the dedication ceremony of "Kings Cott," throngs filled tho rooms of the beautifully appointed Episcopal residence that was filled with liners of all kinds made possible through the untiring effortq" tfie woman. The Youth Program was given the right of way Friday night. Success cr ?wned ?ne efforts of N the committees who arranged ) planned the epic making area ^rouncil meeting of the Atlantic " L A " MUi0fnva Invmen. IjOPHfc nil'O, IHHUo.vn, , women, young people, the district superintendents and flishop Lorenzo King received many encon-' iumB from prominent visitors who made the area council meeting this year. ? ^AY Y0UR Subscription todayi d At Episcopal Meet WILLIAMS CHAPEL A. M.ErCHCRCH Rev. R. J. Jefferson, Pastor daj Orangeburg, S. C.?Last Sun-ltioi day ended, the rally in the Sunday i school which was quite a success. el The second largest amount o f Damoney was raised by one of the roy primary groups, which *hows that aiK the babies are working too. The we] Sunday school, A. C. E. League am all of the young people's auxiliai- vaj ies of the c'hurch are getting lined "] up to do something tangible finan f;ni cially on the fourth Sunday. You are invited to spend that day with for us at the above named church. hot The pastor delivered n "Wonder ful message at the eleven o'clock wh service and this being first Sun- ch? day quite a large crowd attend- vei ed. The nicely """" hm nrtHprl mnrb tn tho .pulpit altar etc. and may we stop here t<J thansk Mrs. Mattie Davis for the valuable service she has rendered 1 Tor the-past year in keeping the ? communion set so attractively an? done.1 Mrs. Davis is chairman of j)ej Stewardess Board No. 2 and an nil nround worker, not only in her j club but the church as well. The a3 beautiful white carnations added much to the attractiveness of the pulpit, we thank Mrs. Julia Bree- 1 land for this attraction. She us on ually furnish flowers every Sun. " =eSi A very nice program was conducted in. the A. C. E. League by ( the Mendenhall Brothers. Mr. Hercules Smith explained very ^ beautifully several topics of the j lesson, after which Rodney Menden'hall played an instrumental rj0 solo. Miss Elease Jefferson play ed ? game which was quite enjoy able. One of the League songs . was sung. The League's rally a? was ended last Sunday which was t(J| a great success. At the evening servicp Rev. W. VV? L. Hildebrnd of Washington, D. uu -O.-dtdtvered-- an excellent message ^ which was much - enjoyed a n d quite an inspiration to the young ^y people. iHis text was selected from Rev. 21 and a part of 2nd jjs verse, subject Christianity and p' the New World Order. All. the vvj loyal members are looking forward to our great rally on the 4th ^y( Sunday, and judging by the enthu siasm that is now existing the clubs are all on their upward jn, march. I am sure that the mem- cj,, bers of the Pulpit-Aid Board will pq, be happy to "learn that Miss Janie" Ployer will be back for the win- p ter. Of course they have been kept alive due to the love the Pul en pit clubsters have for the club, Church and its President Miss v:f ed her find her good work. jnj There were quite AJiumky?of visitors at church yesterday. A- ^y, mong them were: Mr. and Mrs. ha Jeffeison, son -and daughter-in ^ic law of the pastor; to all of you "ome again, you are always welcome. Cioldie McDuffie, reporter. st 1 BETHLEHEM BAPT. CHURCH at! Rev. E. E. Gaulden, Pastor W(J New berry, S. C.?Rev. and Mrs. Af E. E. Gaulden along with Willie the Baker Jr., Claretta Blucford and Verona I,. 'Rhodes returned safe ?}a 'y back to Newberry after spend , ing a few days in Atlanta, Ga. ' with members and friends of the Ebenezer Baptist church of which 11 Rev. M. L. King is pastor. sj! BfeV, Gaulden served as assis- ^ ttiht pastor?at Ebenezer before coming to Bethlehem in Newberry and it was the first time since wa leaving, there in 1935 that he had ?a chance to go. back. They were more than glad to seP 'him and his ^ wife and other members of Bethlehem. ? A verv eniovable service was V?' had at Bethlehem on last Sunday, AT" our prstor brought us two strong messages. a , The second Sunday, which fs~ jec Sunday coming is known as Home coming at Bethlehem. We are in mi viting you to come be with us ? on next Sunday all day. Our re- SU( -vivol no you know begins on that ^ day. by Rev. T. N. Moss of Greenville, will be the evangelist for the ~ta week, come down and let us work \y together for God. Members let tel us not forget to do our part. ne, ? E. BRANCHVILLE NEWS lar BMNM A. M. tv unurcti $5 Rev. E. E. Richburg. Pastor clu To Sunday, Sept. 7 Sunday school $11 opened at the usual hour with the Supt. Mrs, Georgia Young and na teachers at their places. At 7:00 Su o'clock prayer services conducted by Mr. U. Miller. At 8:au tne ,m Pastor, Rev. Richburg preached a lie spiritual and inspirational sermon to from the Acta of the Apostles. We enjoyed hearing our pastor a preadu Revr R4ehbnrg and fHTfii-' 'Jff ly were the dinner guests of Mr. ?! and Mrs. James Bookard Sunday. W We are getting ready for out ?f Sunday School convention. V1C On Tuesday, September 8 Class 1>ri No. 5 will give an entertainment for the Sunday school. Sister Martha Locket leader, j 1 On Wednesday night Class No. p R, sister Mary Razor leader will give an ententainment at the ft;l home of sister S. Montgomery. _ 1 On_Thujaday. night Class No.: 1. sister Georgia Young at the ^ church. On Friday night Class 4 ,Di sister Lizzie Heyward leader will give an entertainment a t her fg] home for the Sunday school. Marion Tatum, reporter. 0f tRION DISTRICT 8. 8. AND C. E. LEAGUE CONV. 'nder the leadership of our efent Presiding Elder. Dr. L. A. lis, the Marion district again de history at its Annual Sun' School and League conveni. 'he meeting was held at BethA. M. E. Church, Rev. J. RJ vis pastor in charge. We wert ally entertained by Rev. Davis 1 his good people. We wen corned very heartily by them 1 a spirit of friendliness pre led amort# us. rhe spiritual, intellectual, anc anical aspects were very favora Those wha gave us never getting messages that wen h inspiring and informing wen v. D. D. Doughty of Singletarj o used as a text the seeonc c? r ..i, ui ov. AJUAQ auu wnc iiruvi se "Therefore, said He, th< [ vest truly?is great, but?ttn >orei'3 5T5 few". Many irrter ing points were brought out 01 stext. Rev. G. L. Riggins, Who used_aj text the 24th chapter of Acts 1 the 25th verse "By obtaining p from God, I continue on un this day". ( a text the 7th Chapter of Acti d the 24th?through the 27tl ses. Rev W. E. Richardson of Mari station, preached the educatioi sermon, from Phillipians?441 iglier Thoughts". Qur hearts were made to fee id as these brethren expoundei ? gospel, pure and simple to us Many interesting papers wer us charges, and npmerous dis ssions we had by both minis s and delegates. The financial part was equall; i successful as the other fe es. Among the visitors presen ie: Rev. E. V. Gibbs of Lynch rg circuit. Rev. T. H. Davis o 3 Klorence district; TRev. Hugh of the Florence district; Mr , L. Foworth of Mullins, S. C. v. J. B. Lewis of the Florenc strict; Mrs. Gibbs, the wife o v. Gihbs and Mrs. Hughes, th fe of Rev. Hughes; Dr. Ramse; ? brother of the wife of Bi ells and also presiding elder o 3 Dillon district. Rev. Moore o 3 Florence district; Rev. L. Kil ?s from Lake Swamp Baptis ufch; 'Rev. R. L. McBrid0 of th chardson. the wife of Rev. W Richardson. AIL of these reported havinj joyed themselves with us, ani sy took active parts in our ser ies. The Marion district is now look g forward to the last annua le post, THe Annual Conference e are trusting: that we wil ve as much success then as w 1 at this, our convention. Catherine B. Burch, reportei . JAMES A. M. E. CHl'RCI Rev. W. M. McDonald. Pastor Sunday School opened promptl; 10 a, m. with the Supt. and eo irkcrs at their post- of dutx ter the class st udy of the lessoi ; school was beautifully review by Rev. R. B. Golden. The Bibl ,ss is holding the banner, Rex lden, teacher. Sunday morning after prelimi ries, the pastor hid himself be id the cross und it was demon a ted from the pulpit to the dooi s subject was, "Christian Vir :e." ^ At 4 o'clock Mr. Thomas Lewi s funeralized. Again the pasto cached a wonderful sermon. Mj wis was a loyal member an ce served on the trustee boar - several years. To know hir s to love him. Peace to his ash The remains were in charge o migault Undertakers. Sunday night Rev. Ma-s. K. L set was with us and preachei wonderful sermon from the sub t "Stay under the cloud. Thi ing first Sunday a crowd com ined at both services. Our rally closed Sunday wit ccess and we are proud of ou Rtovwho lends tftp way, foiiowe the loyal officers who are wit! n one hundred percent. The cap ins reported aq follows: Mr: ilhelmina Woodson, $19.50; Es le Johnson, $9.85; Frank Ken rly, $14.90; Frances Gore, $32.2f J. Johnson, $16.00; Robert De )pv SifiSK- frnm a Viagratr .25. The pastor was riot on ib. He pnirl his $5.00 as leadei tal collected from the rall\ 91.11. Members who were not ready t y in the rally are paying eac' nday on the amount asked foi The repairing of the church' ;erior is now in the hands r>T til v. I. O. Simmons who is note* do good work. The men hav reedy started working. Withi few daya you will see new St mes. Stewardess Board No. 2 met las ednesday, 8 p. m. at the horn Mrs. Bertha Chirp with th :e-president, Mrs. Sarah Stark? psiding. Stewardess Beard No. 1 me inday, 8 p. m. at the home o -s. Addie Kinard with the presi nt, Mrs. TT. M. Young, presiding th meetings were good and we] tended. After the business per ?1, hostess served a delicious re Bt. Wr wnr glad trr^rr" Mi s. Kali lomon" at church Sunday afte ending several weeks in Jerae; ty. N. J. visiting her niece an mily. " Mra. Solomon is the prealden Stav/ardeHB Board No. 2. THE PALMETTO LK BISHOP RUSS ELL'S _ IN WASHINGTON, P 1 M. E. church, will hold hi3 annual convocation next week in Wash ington and according to informa. ~ tior., the chinches frotn South Ca roliiia will send up a lurge group . of representatives and a good ? financial report. According to our i information, the finance raised -P ) this convoci tion will go tn help , needy churches and mission pan~ tors, bishop Kussell sees to IT that every penny raised for that puv-~ 1 pose goes tf) the weak churches. . Many churches have been saved iroin tile -Iwv?f4-'s hammer-through j | Bishop Russell. j 1 Bishop Russell is a young bislwp f ; but lias had a deal of experience ] in the church, which is very , i nececssary in confronting church j : problems. We saw him in action j at hie annuo 1 conference in Hatha -?h?.i rg?mtd?were?ugreeafoley?supj prised how patient and considerate 'he was with hie men. lie sa\Cto it ^that the presiding elders and strong pastors would not?impose ' on the weak pastors and their ' work. When a weaker pastor failed he would smilingly tell-him to t;.ke j a jseat beside your Bishop and ex-* 3 heard him snv, sometimes when a 1 mm* t.llc La iinu worked harder , than many others whose cov.ditior.s were- favorable bringa in a J .irftiui report. JTebTew" ' scholar. .His drily lectures "it Batesburgattracted hundreds of ' educator^ from all over the state, * including Dr. Starks, president of ' ' Benedict Colli ge and-his good mae dam. ? Sldco Ills?Iv electa 111 Jen). the - news editor of the Palmetto Lead_ er hopes ti at South 0andina and the Ninth Episcopal district of'the y C. M. E. church will elect only - delegates t>? the yetieri 1 cbrference that will represent the best in t terest of the lunch and will bring Bt^froiT Russi ilv back to Sotitl, Caf.rolina to continue the good work . he~ha?r begun The A. M. F church of South ; Carolina is solid for the return of u ,>:sh in J. S. Flipper, regardless f of his tea hie condition and.his age. v < OU MBI A CONF. BRANCH ; w. H. & F. M. SOCIETY J. ANN l'AE MEETING 1 ... ~ , , , ? ? .-\rmuuown, coiumDia s. e.? * The meeting opened on Thurs? flav morning, August '28th, at 10:-30r ?m- -Brown Chapel A^M -Er * church, Rev. C. E. Frazier, pastor After a very lively devotional > hour, the President, Mrs. E. M. d Dunham, took the chair and made * pleasing remarks. Rev. W...J,. .Robinson, "presiding elder of the " Lancaster district, delivered the -- opening address. ' A discussion What can \ve do aa " Missionaries to "aid in National c Defense, was opened by a paper by Mrs. Johncie Williams. The ' following ladies rend fine papers on the above subject: Educational . ly, Mesdnmcs ^Martha Vance and S. L. Moon. Economically, Mrs. Inez Williams and Miss A. E. Brogdon. All <>f these papers stressed the importance of aid in National Defense. Mrs. Vance . |1" recommended that the Missionary | ladies teach some of the illiterate j e soldiers to read and write their . names and that these little teach ing renters be called Missionary . National Defense schools. As a . very fitting climax to this discus- . siotn the convention stood and >. sang beautifully "God Bless A merica". s lent financial reports "showing an r increase over last year. Th Co , lumbia district led. foBuju-J closely t tl bv the INeWDH y ?<11; iriei. incxi d was the Lancaster and the Spar11 tanburir districts. The presiding - elders of tb(. conference are: RSV f W. B. I.. Clarke. Rev. O. 0. Dunham, Rev. W? J. Robinson and ' Rev. T. PI. Addison. The district c' nresidents are: Mesdames Lilly - Wns'hinetor., V.,K. Rutherford, M. 3 L. Addison and Miss A. E. Brog* don. The .luvxmih. Superintendent, " Mrs. Ruth Jantnette, presented a very unique nlavlet eiitittedT National Defense. Mrs. Janerette composed the play, and the child!l. ren -acted their parts L p. a way 3' that reflected credit to theiv spon'* sor. [' The President's Annual mes' sage was delivered with ease and dignity She stressed true Chrisnanny as a mig:ny nuiwaric in our Missionary endeavors. Mrs. Dunham possesr.es a pleasing per sonality, a mellow voice, and a 0 lovely smile which won for her ^ the respect r.nd admiration of tier , constituents. She is a fine pros! j >p dent. X ? Mesdames Mr I,. Addison and V E. Rutherfo-d conducted a Bible e Study whidh elicited much praise. n Thia waa in the fornv r-f a spirit ed contest. The central theme of_ ' * * " l . /-*! _ ?> the study was "The Kti'in i^noice 4 apd different mm* ruud passages e of scripture boa finer mi the theme, e Mesdnmes Bessie Clarke and 4| Maude McClellan conducted a mod el Missionary society. They show t ed in their demonstration how to f make the local society mot\. varrii ed and attractive, thereby oncourr. aging better attendance This II wan a gem. t Good pleaching was a feature - of the meeting. T?ev. N A. Tttrr brought the Thursday evening r- mi'sr.Hge, 'nnd Rev. ,T. f*. Bnt/'H ttre~ r sermon at high noon Friday. "Roth y preachers did great credit to the d occasion nnd will be remembered long for their fine sermons. The t spirit - rHn high nnd was further evidenced *by the wonderful choir ADER CONVOCATION UE. | at Brown chapel." It will be liar ItTfTncT a dioir on the type of thi choir to excell it in singing. Many visitors attend**! Thl meeting. Among them were: Re erends Bates, Bowman, Dunlap McDonald, J a nerette, Sumtei Clarke, Robinson, Dunham, Butle Cunningham, Owens, Mrs. Ann; Garrett*?Mrs, Minnie L. McEady Conference Branch President o thc Baltimore conference; Profs Garrett and Rikard and Dr. E. A Adams, conneqtional secretary o; education who delivered an" ad dress to the convention. Address es were delivered by all of the pr< siding elders, Mrs. Garrett, Profs Garrett and Rikard, Be v. Butler Rev. Sumter and Rev, I. W. Jan erette. Mrs, c. A. Adams' madt. a tall on parliamentary usages and alsc presided during the election. Or motioni of Miss A. E. Brogdon seconded by Mrs. L. 4C. Nelson all of the officers were re-elected They are: Mrs. E. M. Dunham president; Mrs. Martha Vance, lsi vice-president; Mrs. Addie Daw Jdnflu 2nd vice president. Mrs Mary Love Robinson 3rd vice-pres iden.t; Mtb. Lucile Holman, 4tl wice-pre^ident; Mrs. Halhc Weatl ers, 5th vice-president; Mrs. M J. Amaker, secretary; Mrs. Jessie -E.HRr JuhuMMiii, covreBponding'"ggT retary. Mrs. Josephine Glaseow treasurer; ? Mrs. Ruth JftTierette Sec.-Treas. Y. P. D. Mrs. Agnes Robinson, contingent trensurer; Mrs. T. H. Sanders, Chm. Ways and Means committ^g^ Mrs. Lueretia Hart, member Executive board; "Mrs. Georgia Mun-y, member Executive board; Mrs. Theresa Peak, member Executive Bd Mrs. Etta Hart, member Executive board. After the election, the officers were installed by the Rev. W. J Robinson. The Pastor, Rev. C. E Frazier and his good people deserve much praise for the fins way they entertained their guests Thus ended one of the best Conference Branch meetings the Columbia conference has ever held EDNA L. ALSTON, Reortei EBENEZAR A. M. E. CHI RCH Rev. D, N .Wilson, Pastor On last Sunday morning oui pastor preached a very inspiring sermon from~ the subject, "Jesus the Good Shepherd." The scripture text waB taken >from St. Johr 10:14. Sunda/y School was conductec hv Mr. Julius Grant and t.hp Ips. son \va? reviewed by the pastor. The consecration meeting wa conducted by Bro. Ed. Grant arte Others. It wag indeed a gospe feast. At 8:30 the pastor preached"s soul stirring sermon. His subjeci was "There is power in secerl prayer.-' The scripture text was taken from St. Luke 6:16., The services were largely at tended and many visitors were present. Among them was, Prof Garrett of Allen University of Co lumbia. Miss Catherine Heyward, pianist for the Sunday School, has resigned. She has now decided to become !a student at Talladega College, During the day there were i considerable amount of commute ers. Miss Harisenu Reaves, reoprter BETHEI. \. M. E. CHURCH Rev. W. Jackson. Pastor ' M Clellanville, S. C.?The Sunday School lesson was very beau, tlfullv taught. The church anc Sunday School were happy to have our organist and teachers bad from their vacation. Mis,~T3rown our organist, was one of the Bible teachers and also the pianist. Before 11 o'clock service began leader Robert Single and other; led in a soul stirring prayer meeting, after which our humble ser vant. Rev. Jackson, invited God through the word, of the Almighty to open the golden curtains o: neaven and let the congregatior bop jiwt- what is IftifMrp in glor\ for us if we only prove faithful His message ,was chosen - fron Romans -42:1-2,? subject, "Uncon, ditional service surrendered." A: our pastor preached the word oi truth, the congregation had to stoi and wonder if surely he wa9 th< Sastor or he was it God Himself urelv he wns changed from Jack son as he consuled to his congre gation and to the eleven Candida tes. May God ever, help him t< preach such doctrine to his peoph at all times. BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. E. A. Davis, Pastor I 1 Rv-<- lar services wore held or JasL >Sunday. The pastor deliverer both tnessages. They were highlj spiritual and enjoyed by every one present. Several of the captains reporter their rally money and everyom "oinc'i to bo willing and rend^ to work on If ahey were asked however, we are going to take i hxxth after such a nice effort The prstor loft Monday wit! fttJior minsters. Wo trust the? will all have a very successful tri? and a fine session. Rev. E. M K?itt. our assistant pastor, w? left in charge uf the service a_?oi Sunday. You are cordially inviter to come out and worship with us There will also be a special fea i-re offered bv the Musical Choii Sunday nite. Visit the trttlc churcl with a blir heart You arc wel oom*d. CAMDEN NEWS Daisy N. Collins, Reporter Doris E. Hra'coy celebraU.il her ftth bi)tlnlny ^'I'ptiiinli.n' ff'h f' the j '"'inc of her grandmother Mrs. s L' uise.Ii. K ->ss. with 3b of her little playmates. Alter playing several games all were seated and v served. Little Doris wearing a )( white dress, received many gifts. f Miss Louise L. Belton her aunt r Misses Mabel E. Boykin, Ester a Beltun, -Hattig Mftrtnr, Emma Sue ?Burroughs?set', ed: f Mrs. Louise , and her daughters i. Daisy Belt n Mioses Ida a d Elise Belton motored to Spartanburg f Friday to visit Mrs. Cairi,, IU-. Z~ "Voiles wild ' accompanied tinm . . back home, reported a fine trip. ? Mrs. Janie E. .Anderson has re turned home after snendi : / three ~ weeks in New York, New Jersey . with her aunt and.cousin, Mrs. H. E. DerTny acgrrnw"'1 *"?[ . home r nrd is the guest of Mr" , "BT Ross and Daisy N. Collins her ! aunt. ...... , Sunday September 7th the Mt. r Pisgah Lodge No 205 United "Son's , of Abraham and Daughters of Je, rusalerti held their thanksgiving t service at the Mt. Pistrah Baptist . -church, Rembert, S. C. The Mt. __ Zion Lodge No ?Fi9 of.?Can ideas was invited to be present. Tne i welcome address in behalf of the l order was made by sister DafTney . Pollard. Response by sister Car- . ? vie B. Jones. In behalf of the! r TtnrrclT, B. A. Hunter. "Response! r "by Dh. H. iSher TT7T tkn'nbo. I living sermon by Rev. E^.S^rJor.cs text 8th chapter of St. Matthews Uth verse. He preached h wonderful sermon. The _ following member? from Mt. Zion attended: Mrs, R. E. But U-r, Louise B. Ross Margaret Bel ton JJ, F. Thomas _\Vttie Griffin, Carrie B. Jones, Mary Holley, Flora West, Henrietta Deas. D.N. Collins, Bro. A. Nelson, M. L. IrifTon, Moses Turner, Dr. J. H. L IJumias?-also--Mrs. Charlotte Mc. Clusteo and little son, Mrs. Laura - Watkin wvntalong. They~all en -ioyed a Hue repast. Sister Meta ? D. Wade the W. M. and her faith. ful members of the Mt. Pisgah Lodge. Miss Janie E. Anderson, Misses . Blanche Belton and Eunice Canty request your patronage at the Bell Beauty parlor, 903 Broad St. G RKKN RIDGE NEWS St. Paul A. M. E. Church Rev. J. D. Boyd. Pastor : Stimhiy School began at the us-^ r nrat hour wiiti tr.e Supt. af;d arfr ; officers at: their post* of duffy i An interesting lesson ' wes taught by Sis. Jenkins and rei viewed by the pgstor. Some en_ couraging remarks were made by - the Supt. Our pastor nreached a touching l~ irermon from the theme, "Up and 1 to duty, the call is t0 one and all." Every one felt the spirit.Love feast i and communion. We were proud t to have visitors from Anderson t and St. Petersburg, Fla. You are ? welcomed. T'U- T TA XT -1 ' i iiv i. i u. ^nurcnes uroup Union will meet Sunday night, ' September 14th, with Pleasant Grove A. M. E: church under the leadership of Bro. J. E. Pressley. Come and help us to help each ' other, for in unity we stand. Our last meeting with Shady. ' Grove waa a success. We left $6.90 1 most needed. May God speed us n. Lend a hand. ; Mrs J Jenkins, reporterL_ | LET THE f | | NU-HAIR ? g I FORMULA % HELP YOU AS Wffi IT HAS HELPED A % THOUSANDS Ml OF OTHERS! JH How Yftii ftr^w Certain parts of the body grow to c Hair Crows always if you keep your s 1 , Itching. When you scratch your scalp HAIR WILL NOT GR' i There are no sweat glands in sores i by natuVe to make certain outgrowth l ( well. Hair is produced by our scalp sk I little place in the true skin. If you I ' you may feel all right, but nothing l ' A scar is not skin. You will never f i ( ' sore. Hair grows from the cells , not look after these hair bulbs, .hair There are two glands to each hair to I pliable, keeps it from becoming unrul; i " a muscle Which is attached to its Hai y healthy hair, you must help nature to I in good conditibh. Keep it clean, soft e If you are suffering with head sores ^ Complete treatment or you will lose , I working properly and guarantee you * I long growing hair, give yourself a coi - i ' Complete Nu-Halr Scalp .j 1 , Nu-Halr Ittqro Formub , 1 , Nu-Halr Fretting Compo 1 i Nu-Halr Special Shampi SENDNOMONI 1 t Jaat Mad aama and addraaa. fay Pottmaa i I ha daUvara tha latlra tmhaaH It ia Qua , ' Wrilt NowI ; NU-HAlt PRODUCTS, 1133 I Paf?e Five t? =1~ " EASTOVKR HAS SUCCESSFUL REVIVAL 1_ EVANGELIST C. B PRIESTER Every pood shepherd !ook> out for Lis" sheep. The Row" T. H Weather? was successful in -securing the- servic-is of evangelist C. B Priester to eon.la \ the meeting nt St. Phillip A. M. F. church. . ? Ik??iv ' 'Bhin to have been the best ever litd' nt - Eastover. Every night people from not only the community. but from Columbia and other cities came Co hear this great yourg woman. fehe preached 'with* power. Her .pise ano mannerism? captivated thousands. We are proud because she is a native of South Carolina, having, studied at Wilberforce University.- She has-been a real blessing to our good people here, bringing sunshine through those beaut if u I shngs.-" We tnriav feel like traveli;g__o.n to that groat'eity, after this great meeting. Misc Priester i< in a class to h>-r self as one of the greatest women preachers that t-vir .1?_j in our state and through our c<.;inection. We wish for ?bi-r?God'-?- speech" and much success. Rev T. H. Weathers. Pastor Mi>? Mc i n if Hint op. reporter WEIJ. KNOWN ,\V|) BELOVED riTI/K-N OF WINNSBORO PASSES Mr .1 - life 1-mg ami respected citizen of Winnsboro, passed during the quiet, early -fnornirg hours -uju.S-u.ndav. Aug-us-t 24. at his home on Fairfield street. He was the son f Crcasie a.vi .Toe Yourg and lived ; t-v h-come S2 years of age. During the active years of his. ].'fc.- h t-wa-. ^ javrr.j. rural landowner nrd successful farmer. He was an rc'ive member of?Sln.dv Orote A. Ml'Tv" churchi-~ for m<>re than t>0 years, and was cn-r.sid- '-ed a real christian, honest,truthful and upright man at all times. He reared a family of seven hil V !, throe of whom survive. He'T ave.s to ?-'vyn hi? nr sring, a loving wife. Mrs. Aenoc Young, one c:<;ughter. Mvs. Est-lie Davis, two - ns. .Mr. F11 i -tt You-g of Winnsboro: and Mr. William V.i--!. ..f Rm-L- -Oil! 5 C I.-.-. i tv.?fr.r.ern! :":r s wore held " 'I 1 ( = !iv, Amrv^t 2^. from Sh'ids Grew? A. M. E. church* with the -Rev. B. C. Cunnineham of. ficiatu.tr. Inu<rmrnt followed 'n the familv plot (,f the ehur h cemetery with (>. . E. Manieault and Sons * Funeral Home in charge. y 'dB e autifuH-! airi " Long, Healfhy Hnir ertain si7e *nri no further, whereas. 4 calp healthy. An ailing scalp causes , 1 vou make sores and scars. I OW FROM A SCAR ~ ] 1 or scars. The foody is given power , of skin which all know very I in. Each Hair Grovvs from a special I r , destroy or mutilate this true skin 1 | will ever form another, true skin, t ind a hair growing from a sear or 1 of the hair hullis. If yno do < will becoma-focUrV-and?break---off.?a '? nroduce oil that krens it soft and I y and from cracking. Every hair hat . f? r Root. In order to have attractive., ^ i i Crow Hair by keeping your ?catp < . and eliminate itching and dandruff < i or scnra do not delay taking our \ your hair. To keep your hair cella ^ 1 irself a healthy, beautiful head of 1 riplete Nu Hair Treatment. i Treatment consists of: j I o SPECIAL OFFER , und ALL FOR ONLY , a. ^ .. * SI air #1.00 ploa law rtmtt pfntmf 1 ranutd ta plaaM w monuy rmiau4?4] | Iroodwoy. Now York. N. Y. ' |