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Saturday, September 27, 1941 rAMPITS" SrFNKS AT 1 'rrrriininj^ihM^j Campus scenes at South Carolina State A. and M. college, Orangeburg, which greeted more than 800 students of college level at the opening of the fall semes ->r -September 17, 1941. Upper left?New roadways in front of Dukes Gymnasium. Upper light?Center court and women's dormitories, ~Bradham ball and Manning hall. Lower left?New roadways in front of Miller hall, men's dormitory, and Mechanical Industries - building, two recently completed and equipped buildings. Lower right?junction of new roadways that lead to the back of BALTIMORE, MD. NEWS By M iss Louise V. Gore The Southern Ster Saving Club met with Mrs. Elizabeth Henry, 1318 Myrtle Ave? Devotion was conducted by the chaplain, Mrs Henry. Bible verses were recited and thr. Lord's maver was r?5H in concert. The meeting was then t-irncd over EcT the president, Mrs. Wil.ks. All business was carried by the chaplain. The parting mes? out in the proper order. Dismissal pah wrs repeated, "May the Lord At watch between me rnd thee while we are absent one from another. Amen." Mrr~and?Mrs. A. M.fJore, Jrr had for their dinner guests on Sunday. Fred Halsey, and Mr. and Mrs. George Vain from New York. He and his wife, motored down for the week end. Mt. Hebron', schedule: Tuesday night, prayer meeting?and ehoirrehearsal;Thursdny night, service by pastor; Sunday morning, 9:3c a. m., Sunday School, Supt., Mrs. _tttarrrhm -Gilesr -secretary, Miss J Floria Giles; 11:30 a. m., service; 6 p. m., B. Y. P. U., president, Mrs. Phyllis Mideett; secretary, K drews. and- Miss.,ET AETAEEEE W* Mr. E. Barco. On Monday Mrs. Millie Lawn had for her guests, Mrs. Dolhe-tLBrown. Miss Louise V. Gore, Miss "ITUTa MclJuller. Every one reporta/ 1 n nloooonl el nXr cu ? vti picanaiH ov-apr. On the sick list are: Rev. Mar_ snail Flowers, Mrs. Maegie Lewis," and Mrs. Arsonia McT)oweTT. Mr. Caldwell from Chester, S. 0.. has boon visiting his sister for lhe~pasfThree Weeks, also his two rbiVron, Mrs.Acmes C. Ewell and Mr. Robert" Caldwell, JrT Be has boon attending church at Mt. Hehron Baptist* and is a very ? t good church worker. 7 ' Miss Louise V. Gore and Mr. ?Ad -M.-Oore, Jr. had f<w their Sunday guests, Miss Feedora Herndon, Mr."George Herndon, Mr. and Mrs. Wade Herndon, Mr. Robert Holmes, Mr. Otis Holt, Miss Gladys Sims, Mr. Morris Brown, Mr. Johnne B. Gore, Miss Louise Gillam, and Mr. Leroy Pecks. BETHLEHEM BAPT. CHURCH Rev. E. A. Davie, Pastor S. S. was opened at the usual hour with a splendid group of ^ young people present. The less on wag neautiruuy discussed l n vdrioug classes and reviewed. Morning worship started at 11. 06, in the momin with the assistant pastor, Rev, E. Keith in charge, the pastor being out of town. Rev. Keitt, delivered a soul stirring message that apparently touched everyone present. Many out of town friiends and members were present. \ At 7:50 p. m. Baptismal rites were performed by Rev. E. M. Keitt, and a brief prayer services followed, Rev. Keitt, now delivered the second message, that was truly a masterpiece extra features or me services were special music by both choirs. Miss E. C. Williams has playd for as for the past.three weeks. 8he is leaving ^ this week to resume he* work at Butler high, EPartsville, S. C. May she have another successful term. . .a., - / <0fn$$% ' ->* ' > y ;. ^ .. - > *sl I / V>5 .*%<*> | 1 ~^~*~~~?~?^^^^g|^S3||H|BBjSjjSj^^^ ; >^([^H^KHIH|i a >?> . : HT? ' fc^ >:'4SyM^lll^^^Siii^H" RS^ ??-:^^?^^?^^7S(lSSfe^l^iB^KS9!IS!Hi s REVIVAL SERVICES AT I ^FRIENDSHIP A. M. E. CHURCH, CLINTON, S. C. Rev. H. W. Walker, Pastor 1 Revival services began with a. i large crowd Sunday, September1^~" Visitors were numerous through 1 out the day. In the Sunday School , Supt. Alexander presented Mr. and Mrs. George Bonds, Mr. and__ Mrs. Woodard of Spartanburg, S. " C. They were the pastor's members when he pastored in Spartan. "Burg. At 11:30 preaching services began with spiritual renditions by the senior choir. Just before the pastor took his text, the female quartet Mesdamea B. E. Ferguson, Agnes L Evans, A. J. Qary, and Miss Rubye M. Johnson sanv "The Heavenly Fold." The pastor preached a forceful sermon. Echoes of amen# were heard from every pew. He preached from St. Luke 16:24, theme, "Will God answer prayer?" r Sunday night Rev. Douglas Hall preached. We jire still in the midst of our revival conducted by Rarv. MSrs. Alice Nesby. Sister Nesby is assisted by Miss Daisy McCall who leads in gospel songs. Attendance has been good each night. We are hoping that this meeting will arouse the unaroused and give new life to those who have been sleeping by the wayside. Monday, -Sis. ?Nesby's subject "Want take Down;" Wednesday, was, "How to Pray." Tuesday, "An end in View," Visiting choir, Hebron church. Rev. A. A. Sims, pastor. Thursday, "A Challenge to God." Friday night long before the hour of service, people from? all Bec^icrtis of the community } mon^through the- picture, "The Passion Play." Visiting choir, St. j Paul, Laurens, S. C. Rev. L. B. Modn, pastor. day School was well attended | | At 11:30 the morning service , | began. The pastor deliverd a strik- ( _ing message from Psalm 86:1. | theme, "Prayer of a Helpless SouL" The doorg of the church fwere opened for joiners. Mr. Wil. liam L. Bowman united with the church and chose Mr., H. L. Alexander as his leader. Mr. Bowman i8 10th grade at Bell Street High and is aspiring for the ministry. Sunday evening the service* ; were entirely in the hands of Rev Mrs. Nesby and Miss McCall. Visi,ting ministers were: Tlevs. w. E. White, T. Y. Clardy, A. C. Duckett. Her services were well planned for the five days, however, it I was on Sunday evening that she rose to subline heights in her discussion on "Except Thou Repent." I It was indeed a great message and all- who were present, went forth empressed and inspirred. | Collection from Monday night, September 8th, to Sunday, Sep- i timber li, was fT18.7i#. 'I'he Tltty ~ (for conference claims ends Sep- j frmher Mfh The following students left re- i gently for school. Misses Frexellt | Walker, Rubye Ferguson, M?ttle B. Htll, and Mr. Robert Young, Allen University, -Columbia, S. C.; i Misses Bessie M. Blakety, Bin- i ner M. Moon, Lois Blskely, Hirriett Shell, Coulter! Academy, Cheraw, 8. C.; Miss rtelen M. Hunter, Claflitt Orangeburg, V? C.; Mr. Elec Vance, Bettls Aca-1 demy, Trenton, 8. C.j Mr. Mance Gay, Jr., Voorhees, Denmark. S. ? - < iTATE A. "T" ** * "*' / ." L_V?*!;'<" 'CvV'-.V iv- ;' *. - *?.' . . *> , , fc'^T-V ' > Vafe'r^iMs. ; , #**!** V*X' ^ :> >>l > / I \ : . ' Jfl m^: $. ?M?MWWW>? way?ni gwi.i n.. a ST. ANDREWS^ A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. C. McCIary, Pastor Andrews, S. C.?Our revival c meeting closed Friday night with I many souls revived end three con- \ verts; The spiritual tide-ran -high -t throughout the week. Both morn ing ar.d evening services were good Sunday. Social News < Mrs. E. B. Green has returned 3 from Atlantic City, N. J. where ] she attended the funeral of Mrs. ( Mary Chandler's brother. I meeting in Georgetown September 3-4 Mesdames Ida Mouzon, E- B. ] The following attended the state Greene, Rev. C. McCIary and your reporter. Rev. C. McCIary and family were the-dinner guests of Mr. and ( Mrs. Fred Greene Sunday. ?During the past week?the following students have left for . school; Misses Arnethia Smith, Margaret Wheeler and Mr. James Graham, Allen University, Coluni- 1 bia; Miss Essie M. Graham, Claf_ lin College, Orangeburg. We wish J /" f korrt O oMArtnoe^ttl m nVi-nnl * wi vutiu a ouvtuartiui ici III. Mrs. F. C. Brandyburg Bpent the ] week end visiting?her husband Prof. F. C. Brendyburg. < Andrew, Junior high school be- ' gan its 1941-42 session September 1 3rd. The .members of the faculty t are: Profs. J. E. Smith, princi- I pal; Mesdanies L. B. Smith, Louise > Miss Mattie Hill, Florence; Miss y Anna B. Greene, and Mr. Joe Thompson, Andrews; Mr. F. C. ( Brandyburg, -Orangeburg. ? Mr. Peter Johnson is indisposed c at this writing. > Mrs. Eliza Pearson, Rev. MeClary, Misses Myrtle Robinson, Jimmle R. McClary, Master C. J. \ McClary and your reporter motored to Kingstree Sundry to see Mr. ( Theo Pearson who is at Kellcy's Sanatorium, -t CAMDEN NEWS Really and?truly.?in?ehe?midst J of life we are in death. Thursday afternoon, -r Miss W. V. Collier,- mathematics teacher nt B.-Mather" d Academy, passed away in Camden hospital from labor to reward. Yes. 1 yes, let us be ever on the watch for c his word cannot fail: "Be ye readv 1 for ye know not the hour when the r Ron oi man comein. L<i Rev. Mr. Winn of the Holiness church, Florida, is running a meet- i ing for Rev. Wilson,, pastor. He t is gathering crowds from all j points, 'l'hey are having- memorial 1 services for Rev. J. S. Mabin who i passed sway a few weeks ago.??--j Social _ . j Miss Cora Nelson of Tampa, 5 Fla., spent a few days in the home of her cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Des- , Kennedy and left for Benedict Col- ^ lege with their two daughters. f Misses Juanita and Virginia Ken- j nedy. * Miss Beatrice McCirt, the daugh 1 ter of Mr. and the Into C. W. Mc- j Giati is a popular H E tenrher, _ in Trenton. Miss R. C. Brown, who has been j a little indisposed, is getting around nicely looking forward to being in the school room soon. ' at the home of Mrs-. Jessie D. We enjoyed a refreshing repast ( Wright, a life long friend, and one ' w<ho the writer has unshaV{-(ble confidence in. Fall, with its boauty, ~Ts here. 1 It enthuses one to see the children winding their way to and from 1 school?their best days. < When in Camden viait the bus- i [ness places and see the progress ] being made. We are delighted to \ know that four of Camden's out- t itanding white citizens bought the f [^eader last week. We will mention ? their names in the next write up. , f C.; Messrs. Garnell Hall, Marion r Leake, Benedict College, Columbia, q 3. C. Miss L. Missouri Meadows, R. t N., Mrs. Prances Gray, and two h Ittle daughters, "Dorothy and Ca- * olyn, left last week for New York a 3!ty after spending several weeks ? with their parents. (v r _ . . THE PALMETTO tJEAD ?E, ORANUEBimir ~ <<j , \ , ^ BETHEL A. M. E. C-HLKLH _ i, Rev. I. W. Janerette, Pastor _ Services were vorv !> nu.it'ully , arrie'd out last Sunday beginning vlany fine points were brought j vith the Sunday school sessi n. A nrt--on?the various?classe-s?rokv?ive t) the lesson. ^ The Junior choir was at its best ipparently in the nioniin/ service. This is indeed a splendid. :ioup_ of music lovers 1> b on by t ; Or. R. W.'Mance who )~~"iRTdr7hin , ?d to make of it what it snould ^ >e in the church and c immunity. ( The beautiful Lass solo "God So 4 Love The World" by Mr. Alvin Thonv )son was indeed?riei-'ly ren-> lered. The anthem G1 >rin in Ex * telsip sung by the "choir needs 4 special commendation. All of 1 fhe selections st;n? ?!v v.nl snecal training. Mrs. Elizabeth * Vaughn organist^ fits'ni fenT nice- 4 v* t??ul rt1ft\*c V>r\tVt dKoire Wo V svere delighted to sec our friends ind visitors in all of the services. For the morning service Dr. E. .Adams, secretary of education brought the message. The text .vas selected.- front II Cor. 4:18. rhe sermon was systematically ieveloped and well, delivered. Af:er dismission, he received many hearty handshaks and comnmdadohr'For the night*? ntcssazc the castor brought the message which .vas selected from I Cor. 1.1:9-10. rhis tiit'ssiige w:i>' also1 Trirntyrtg,'eloped and well received. ; Th? senior choir served fur this ; occasion. Their selections are al cvays deserving^. This splendid :hoir is led by Mr. R. L. S. llivair 1 .vho is always willing and ready i .0 serve. ^ .j terly meeting next Sunday and Monday night wifn I)r. I..] Mark, presiding. rRINITY A. M. K. CHURCH I, SHKK HOARD NEWS On Tuesday niyht, September 9 :he" Usher?Btwrrd- of Trinity A. M.? E. church, Ma nninz, d57 C77 Rev. I < 7.. B. Burgess, pastor, held another of its monthly meetings, at the tome of Miss Svlma Coakleyr-The neeting was opened by the presiBusiness of importance was immediately transacted including he paying of dues by members, ifte- which the board was happy To find that from tTtp bPj?!nning jp until now, they have taken in Tonsure $17.05. Paid out $12.05, eaviiw a balance in treasure of ;5.oo. In the board, there were four ictive memberv- who?wwe?pip? laring to leave for college. They ire as follows Miss Ixiretta White llr. Everett Walker, assistant sen etary, Miss Mary Hilton and Mr. Melford Walker, president. Sach made a farewell talk. The mtii'i' t)UHH 1 wim t't'iy auny tu sec these faithful members leave jut hope them much success. Mr. Ezekiel Biacy will fill the iffice of our retired President M?\ VI. Walker and Mr. Mm-an With ?rspoon will fill the office of our 'etired Assistant Secretary Mr. Walker. Miss Selma Coakley is our now rice-president. 1 Just before the meeting was iroueht to a close it was suc?est ld that some form of outing be lad for. flic members about to eave. The suarcestion was met vith approval and on Friday, Sep ember 12, this croup was to have i hike out to the borne of Mr. tnd Mrs. Ed, Walker. The meetnp was imniedint<dv hrnug*ht to i close, after whicffi the group ens served with a delicious re>ast. which was enjoyed by every ne.-4 " ? " -* On. EridW Tt^ht. September -42. < no usner hoard and n fp\v friends iked out to the-home of Mr. and frs. E. Walker, where they spent n evening of fun and entertain- < ie*t. T ater they, were served t rith refreshments, which were ery enjoyable. ER ~ the r>ikr I - it becaUscl've been w Is it horn >. I'i, In I L Is tin it it sTTTifi*' i log I~ An<l my own ri-.Lt, I iia Protected by kind thou? H< Ijiinjr to J i:i<i Shifting out nil of the i, Fiimli:.? eac'a seed. > ijiWhy \v >uixL v.'. think t Wl.OlieVl . it S.nt.l-:-: I : l>o yo.. not know it will Jt'.St let liv : '.it:.-1,1 e Wl.. n V It, -milv. /: w.1 And it' y?.u In tri." it wi hotel tain eh an tlio.it'i. And yoiii heart will Li Now Lord, Father of a The Gotl ol every erect Givt. vis t" know that v. And do unto others son ' f Now if the sun refuse It could be something o l>o your best in evefy li Give your life in useful) y-L5-*41 Lillian K. Dondy. P JOHNSTON NEWS "WtrTrjrrpt very mt:fh?tti lean \ the death of Mrs. Mabel Amoi vi.'e of Mr. Bradford Amos. Mrs \mos was. on a visit to her hus ami iiumihi1 Mi. and Ml S.rJ?>HL'l ^mos when she took very ill ant fas iushed to t'he Waverly hos ititl. Columbia, where she passet way. The body was sent to hei rur.e in Miami. Fin., to V,c. laid tt est. M1. Minnaueh Amos had an i:r lu bodv of'Mr. Willie Walker. Hi: list t 'ibute to th? decease on Sui a". September 11 at Mt. Pleas ;t church. .diss FTTRel Hurley left FrTdaj or Bonnettsville S. C.. where sht r 11 teach again this term. Lielo Miss. Phoebe Ruben hat cumied home after a visit ti otiit- '.'nil?to--Jacksonville, F4a. -m >% ?% ?*? t*t I " In f I Appr | - In S t ? ? The manage] agency group i |r?holders, friend ? . State of South ? eration given tl ? years. ? During these paid to policyfu South Carolina If hnaneia! tutur< These paynVont J. willingly. fj The fine spin ? -and cuoperaticr Carolina has b ? '?parrrV advncen will that is a el & With increased perience, Nortl if tori a v than ovoi ? Y S? "\n Hnmt? Is (V I NORTH Y _ r ; I </&%* t? C.C.S PAULDING. I ?? f CHARLESTON 11 Cannon street A. J. Clement, Manaf } DA KLIN l*TON f * 11 f?' 2 I'earl Street r .1. It. Drake, ManaKei \ "? Member ( ompan: t - - NPWORLP ~"f* acting m\ time? wi.- ,:n^ my 1 a he " 1 ill vea't ; mlected? in' LL. nmi to vow sound seeds. ii.si; and chaff. ai 1< . and not in a uiask. , be In: sun isn't kimh u t ho b> aut it'ul pines ? keep you v. pyni ? into y?>iui..kuiam ... .. n \\i.i si:.lie, ill shine brighter, is of otr.eis, eonie much lighten 11 nations. 1. ' ' ! mu-t have patience. ie Godlike deed. I uf^Tnne, - ~"J= m your jiart. ine, tens, instead of ivrt . O. Box Clinton, S. C | I'uc sdav nicht September ti to vret ivnunr> in .tlKl'll, ?. V.,. | j M i -?^?My lea?ha-H?I'i'toi'lU'd 1 s 'mm,, after a visit to relatives in I Charlotte, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Green Thomas IP wnd?trnnytituPi Vhiun ui Diuign "f 3 bury were seen in town Sunday _ evening. ?, j Prof, and Mrs. Richard Boul[. ware of Bettij* academy were pop K callers to the Amoses and Rubens e >n Sunday evening" ~~~ t Rethel C. M. E. Church - Rev. W. E. Wilson, Pastor Services tow September 28th: , Prayer services starts promptly at 11:45 a.m. Preaching at 12:05 r Sunday school :t:;5U p.m. Nijrht service, 7:45 p.m. The public is invited to attend all of thc. services at Bethel "The i Fi icndly Churdh". 1 On .Monday morning September ? a Observan eciation IV1 outh Caro Ifent" of North Carolina- M n expressing appreciation s, and citizens generally Carolina for the fine supp he company during the pa: i years, millions of dolk aidersa n dben ehcia riesl n who had the foresight to si with North Carolina M s were made promptly, cl it of.mutual understandir u by the citizens^mf the >een 3 contributing facto lent?an evidence of intei mmvieclgecl?with sincere 1 resource?, augmented lr Carolina Mutual is in b before to serve you faith implptp Without North Carolina CAROLINA1 uAtui/teL j^gj.?~ President * DURHAM. N> CHESTER 121'i Gadsden Street 11(17 er ('. E. Leathers, Manager \\\ GREENVILLE S 12ir Falls Street M?v E. C. Murray, Manager G. 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Co., 3310 Olive St., St. Louis,Mo. tAUTlON: D?? oaf* as directed oa UMI GO DEI BOY'S -MAI* COLOA4NG,,, . ! ce | (onth I lina 1 jt utual joins the X to the policy- > "of the Great y >ort and co-opst thirty-seven X ? 1 r-f irs have been X the State o f y rfeguard their Y utual Policies. % leerfully and ??? ? ig} confidence, X date of South y r in the "com- Y *est' and good- | 7 appreciation. A ri^ears of ex- y etter position fully and well. - - ^ i 1utu.il Policies" y ?? JDTIIALI O IT sGWLpCl+vy | ORTH CAROLINA 4 IZL. t COLUMBIA V h_Washjngton Street ^ i_ H. Harvey. Manager V Y PAKTANBl'Kt; J 1: ,N. Church Street ^ W. Rolden, Manager -? * ~ moo Association X ?7?? ?I?d j