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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, lfl Entertaining1 Pastor Pi y MM I fl i mlm ' JpM *# ITEV. DENNIS NORMAL The entertaining pastor qi the Palmetto Annual conference which will convene in his. church, Ebenezer A, M- E, Church, Charleston, S. C. Oetoer 15-11), 1941. HhTwort ~ has been marvelous since he was There. He has added a great num 1 ber of members to the church and paid all of the general claims. He and his good people are now getting ready to make a round report in this annual conference.-In one rally this year they raised almost $1800,00. They bought three lots with houses by. the church and are now-getting ready to en^ large the church in order to accommodate the people and build a home for the old folk of the church. They are hoping to give 'this conference one of the greatest entertainments they have ever had. J He is asking all who are expecting to visit the conference to write him at P. O. Box 1, Station A, Charleston, S. C. Si;MMERV1LLE NEWS With all the Alston Tigers back in school now and in such fine shape, we are looking forward to this being a record breaking year ? for Alston. The team is completely I outfitted in new togs from head gear to shoe. With Mr. Mclver as coach, and Mr. Moore, assistant, the team is headed for victory on any gridi^om The Athletic Club is sponsoring a chicken dinner and dance Friday night for?the benefit- -of getting other things which are essential to a good, well equiped team. The 10th grade is putting on an aniaterr program Tuesday night. The class is working on its quota of SIO/'Q for the school year. Beginning October 13th each class from the 3rd A grade throughout the high school, with t.h!' assistance of its supervisors. J will take charge of chapel exercises for one week. 'I'llINITY Af M. E. CHURCH ~ ! ? v ?_ , Z-3 Kev. J. E. Dixon, Pastor Silver Street, S. C.?The Sunday School opened at the usual - hour with the Supt. and co-workers present. The lesson was beau - tifully?reviewed ?fey? the?Supt. Every person was full of information and great spirit. The pastor came before his congregation in high spirit. The words, "He that hath the Son of God hrth life1." Subject, "Spiritual Life." Tho?re were the expressions of the apostle. Rev. Dixon is tr man of* great Trinity should fell themselves ? "much honored with such a splendid charcter. And then too. Trinity has paid out rll conference claims. to his people may peace, happiness and success attend him in his field of spiritual labor. Hftl.fiNrt NFiWfl Sunday was a very pleasant da.\ for church poera and Sunday . School co-workers. People were seen poinp to and fro to church. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dowalt, Miss Inez and Mr. Silas Dewalt and other relatives, were the dinner puests of their Sister, Mrs. Amanda Bobb of Helena, S. C. Little Dorothy Lee Jenkins of Helena, S. C., departed this life Sunday. September 21. 1941. The funeral was helfj at Mt. Zion Baptist chifrA Wednesday, September 24. She was a faithful little Sunday School scholar and a Kttle star worker of the Missionary So\ ciety. ^ She i? missed by many people of I Newberry end Helena.T S. C, and I elsewber. She is also missed at ' school. ?he leaveg to mourn her nassfng. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Jenkins, grand father, Rev. James Braseman, aunts, uncles, grand mother and ? host of relatives and friends. 1( Misses Llllie Ruth Gleen and ) Carrie B. Renick of Helena, S. C., , for Washington, D. C. Saturday ] morning. 1 < 41 ilmetto Annual Conf. J WILSON, B.D., P.P. Dr. Brton on Edwarc Waters Faculty The Rev. Dr. Bynum C. Burton A. B., M. A. ibid, the son of Mi and Mrs. J. H. Burton of New berry, South Carolina, who reside in Florida, is doing: a noble piec of work. Dr. Burton came to the state o Florida in 1939 and in Januarj 1940, Bishop Tookes appointed hiii IaK.pastor of St. Lawrence A. M. E church in Eatonville. While ther< he put over a wonderful prograri n less than three months. Such a painting' and renovating the par soilage, putting new furniture ii the same, paid up the insurano on the church t0 1942, and paid fo furniture. Dr. Burton, because of his labor was recently appointed by Bisho] fookes to the pastorate of Bethe A. M. E. church in New Berlin Florida, and has since been electe< Co the faculty of Edward Water: Cojlege _ where, he will hedd-th loeial science department. HEBRON BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. A. A. Sims, Pastor . i. ~ r uwumj stnooi opened at 10:3< j clock. The Supt. presided. Th .-Attendance was good. After-th reaching of the "lesoon by the difF erent classed the lesson was re . iewvd by Miss Floree Henery. H. Y. P. L*. ""convened at 6:0? o clock with Mrs. Mary William: presiding. The lesson was inter I estingiy taught. Bible verse; >verc recited beginning with K The Y. P. P. club met at th( .tome, of Mrs. Lessie Davis. Th< meeting was opened with singing icd by the Chaplain, Mrs. Alen< .Nance. The lesson was beauti. iUlly discussed. A number of vh itors were present. Mrs. Essi< llolland, Mrs. Hassie Bates am Mrs. Mary Blakely attended th< asauctaUwt-hr-CttTKS'-HTII last Fri .lay. They reported having a nic< time, and a wonderful tion. Mr. Sam Fleming, James Fullei James Burnside and Willie L Wheeler motoied to Columbia or -Friday?to? witness-the f ootbal 4ame between Benedict and Flor. ida A. and M. FALKLAND NHWS Among the teacher, returning to their--varioua schools arer- Mis; Leola Seigers who spent.the summer In "Washington, D. C.; Misse? Alice Brewer and Avis Blnkeney New York; Mrs. Laura Brewer Phila.; and Miss Mary Anna Robinson, New York, who has already entered the senior clas, at Clinton College. Mr. Lanse Blakeney spent a few days in Cheraw, S. C. last week. Prof, and Mrs. G. Wilson oi iTt.ff?.^?n rpr ?' '*' ? i i ii 1" home of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Johnson Saturday evening. Mrs. Elizabeth Rivers of Chesterfield, Iwho spent the summer in Phila., ia at home to resume her duties afi member of the Chesterfield high school faculty. Mesdames Lillie Mae Lowery and Josephine Burch sponsored a very interesting: program at John Wesley Methodist church Sunday night. The Golden Star Jubilee cjxuuitet -of Chesterfield,?and?thr Dixie Humming: Birds, composed of local talent, vied for the limelight. Both group, were at their best. Mr. James; Huntley, who is ill, is improving at thiH writ.ipg. Watch for the news in .the Leader. Mrs. Elizabeth Funderburke, Misses Rcid and Lockart and Mr. Bacon Sowell motored t0 Camden last week on business. Be sure to meet vour friends at Gum 'Spring Baptist church Sunday" evening at 8 o'clock. The Young Men's Bible Club, under the suspices of Mr. Louts Brewer, will present ? program worth hearing. Come one! Come all! * ? - - FLORENCE NEWS "tp I. M. Stoke* Mrs. -Mamie Barno Smart, of- ^ ter a Jong? illneBS,' departed_ this ?n lite September 22nd at Her home, fn 24U p. Marion street. She wa? a mu navtice of Mayesvilie, S. C., the ^ daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. ' Sam Dixon of Mayesvilie, S. C. et tier first husband was the late Mr. Baniu who died several years ^ ago. Later on she moved to Flo- ' rence, S. C. Here she joined Mt. Zion A. M. E. church where she e served faithfully both in the < church and choir until her health - failed her. -4She bevuifTt1 the WffCOf Mr. Jeffrey Smart who passed on nu some time-ago, no Surviving are, three sisters, a or brother, other relatives and a host *** _ uf friends. The funeral waa held Thursday, September 25th at Mt. Ac _ Zion A. M. E. ehureh. ??_ A brief program wa8 rendered. -Remarks by?the?following: Rev. J. S. Coe, Rev. A. W. Hill, Rev. bh _ J. E. Thomas, Rev. Alston, Mr. tn< Samuel. Eulogy by her pastor, ch Rev. J. M. Jackson. afi Those in charge of the flowers in; and the pall-bearers were close na _ friends-of-tho deceased. ? v4i The remains , were carried to ia\ Mayesvilie, S. C. for bureal under ed a bank of beautiful flowers. Rev. ii John Finklea was in charge of the as i uiiiiai, liy on Mrs. Julia Andersoa and Mrs. Jej Kizzy Jackson of Mayesville, S. C.", Jx were called to the city on account (j, - of the illness and death of their ell sister, Mrs. Mamie B. Smart. . flir. and Airs. Murphy Matheri- ^ son of Pittsburg, Pa., are in the p[ j city visiting relatives and friends. , 1 Prof, and Mrs. iL B. Baker and m - family have returned home after ^ spending the summer" in Columbia ^ _ with relatives and fhiends. _ ? Miss Mildred Singleton has re- , ' turned from New York City after - spending her vacation with rela- . s tivea and friends. e Mrs. Earline Brown Thomas and 111 daughter have returned to New eI f York City after spending several 11 r, weeks with relatives and friends, ti Rev. and Mrs. George Williams a( I. of Myrtle Beach, S. C. are in the e city visiting relatives and friends. V1 ii Send all news to HI. M. Stokes -?l s on or before Monday of each week, 111 n~ * 01 p ?e z ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH m Rev. W. M. McDonald, Pastor m P< Columbia, S. E.?We are pleased P to say that services were well atI tended on the past sabbath b*gini? ning with the Sunda/y School 1 which opened at 10:00 a. m. with s Supt. Mrs. Estelle Johnson and" co-workers present. After the-class be study of the lesson, the school was xti interestingly reviewed by Mr. Eu- ~c0 gene Lewis, Jr. a... oi Morning worship began promptiy at 11:30 a. m. Alter preliminaries the pasto rselected his text ^ from Acts 2:1, and delivered a soul cr stirring sermon to an appreciative ? , e audience, oj e At 3:30 p. m. the pastor and" " member,, worshiped at Bethel A. /v " A4 IT <>KnfnU A rroin f K c* nil utnr preacheU a.-wonderful sermon--tH?d ca J a neat collection was realized. lK s Sunday night we were back to u. - church and heard another wonderb ful sermon by the pastor . from lo . Daniel 3:17. We enjoyed the won- oe s derful service. Our church is still ut. j progressing and with the right .u r man at the head, success is ours, be: i We are nearing the annual con. ference and the pastor has his aj i clubs well organized. We are hop- f0i j ing to report one hundred percent, ou 1 _ We are glad to have the pastor^ M j sister.s worshiping with us during ; the?school term. They are Misses ne< ; Ruth McDonald and E. C. ' Mc- ful . Donald. an, -)?The pastoF and Mrs. Estelle thi r Johnson were the dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Commer sei j Webb. The dinner consisted of I cabbage, rice, chicken, graey, pt>- Mi tatoes, salad, biscuits, macaroni, S. ice tea. ice cream and cake. Sev- Mr eral visitors were present Sun- be: day. Come again. Visitors are al- 0f ways welcomed. vei NEW BETHJRL NEWS tk! " _ ^ev. A- D. Duncan. Pastor M> _ - Tr L__^ Wo<>druff?Sunday "School was U3| i fine as usual. After the classes . had recited several went to Beaver i Dam. also Trinity A. M. E. church vvr - ^ . I Mi 1 At?SrOo o'clock the funeral of IN i Mrs. Rosalee Benson, daughter of gg Mr. rnd Mrs. Henry Miller, was n, ' held at New Bethel where she was A. a member. She was a resident of ] Spartanh^irtr " >nnv city attended the funeral. Among 0f those who came were: Mrs. Alma nu Gilmore, Mrs. B. Salters, Mrs. a. Rookard, Mrs. Lillie Rogers of i Roebuck, S. C. and others.-Rev. A. ac( ' P. Duncrtiu Jr. officiated, Mr. J. ^ J. VT. Wdodard, undertaker ir. ^ charge, ' mc . Mrs. Lillian Gaylor was th1 ' truest of Rev. and Mrs. O; A. nj^ i Irby recently. ; ' ' | Hrs. Mattie Nelson was the ' guest of Mrs. E. J. Park., while. 5 attenfling the Woman's Working ^ I Convention here at New BtHhel. g Mrs. Merridth was the guest of ^ ' . Mrs. Deview Parks. . Mrs. Locke was the guest of P Prof, and Mrs. A. Williams. 1 Mrs. Able was thp cmeat of Mr so' rjirt Mrs. Theodore Durham.. . This Convention is makmp: great efforts for a 'better and brighter j day. ? s*i Miss Mae Ruth Hannah has t! >rone to Birmingham, Ala. where Pli she will enter the PaTkor hl(?h cot school. Her many friends hope for twi her a successful term. a ! The many friends are glad to the see Mr. T. M. McElrath able to inR be out Again. Mr. Henry Martin aid is also improving. ne^ ? <a-? THE PALMfctfO LE Inlisted Men lust Register listed men when discharged >m the military establishment ist register under the Selective ainiug and Service Act if they ' re in the registration age brack i i on October 1G, 1940, or July ve satisfactorily served as an L 1941, and are not .already reg=^J_ ;ered, National Headquarters, ' lective Service System, said toy .. I, Pointing out that membera of ; j- regular military establish- ; nit are relieved from registran as long as they are in service | pre\ iously registered, National < 'adquarttrs emphasized that j we who were liable under the ( t must register when they are < leased. ; ?- ? |t While the majority of such ex- ; rvice men probably arc not lia=? : lor induction as selectees, l ere are some men who are dis- 11 arged from the Regular Army j ter completing one year of train g and who, consequently, are 11 bie to induction under the pro- i dons?of?the Selective - Service ; v, National Headquarters point ii out. Under the -Selective h aining and Service Act of 1940 amended, only thoBe men who 1 icer or enlisted man for at ' ist three consecutive years in i e Regular Army, Navy, Marine i)rps, or Coast Guard, or any listed man honorably discharg- i tho Dotinlnr- A i ii I V.IV Ui C* A. rti IIJ^ , VI L1IC >ast Guard, within six months ior to the completion of his reg , ar three year period of enli^tehtT-are^ relieved troni liability >r training and service under the j ct, it was said. j '1 hose one-year ex-scrvice reg- lars, who are liable for further " ntitary training may enlist- in le National Guard ol the States i which they will live, or join the nisted reserve corps,? National j eadquarters statedSelectees who are relieved from } . tive duty with the Army are ' ansferred to the reserve us proded by law and will be classified . f- their local boards us being embers of the military establish ent. Although they are not lia ; le for additional service as sectees alter their discharge they iay be called to active duty as embers of the reserve, it was >inted out. M.U'U*. KUJGK H.U'llSt (JHL'KCH Luton, Ji. L.?Suiiuay, Sepleill- > r 28th, was a great ua> at .uapie j luge cnuren. Sunday school was nuueted at tne usual hour by our lldeiit Supt. ana teacher, rrol. . Al. Uogan. .-\t i-:>io o clock prayer service ;gau. it was conuucteu by the iuirman, Jbro. iiosy iluuge, and as a very good service, itie pas i ui-un;n'jj a aout svrraug ana i ap?iuig message ironi St. Luke :: 15-10, "The soul sullenng. conuiiunion Was serveu ana was Ken in a quiet anil spiritual man;j. w e sang tne uoxulogy anil ell aujourned. liit' wsuors piesent were as iolv\s: Mrs. Louie -Dcunes oi .Newrry, a. L.; airs. 'Daisy Let- Anrson oi .NewKerry la. c.:; anu iss Geneva K. beties ot Mewrry. At o:U0 o'clock a very large and ppreciative audience assembleu , : b. T. U. service conducted by r most excellent Supt., Mrs. L. . Gibson, who taught u very I'd Christ." We feel very grate. toward these twu leaders, Kev. d Mrs. J. P. Gibson and we are_ inking God for them. Visitors attending the night vice werew as follows: Mrs. prulell Beckneh ?.? Detroit, ' ctxrj Mr. Wm. Jb'oote of Union, C.; Mrs. Daines, .Mrs. Betty and ' s. Daisy Lee Anderson of New- f rry S. C.; and Mrs. R. C. Pride ' Spartanburg, S. C. who made ( ry splendid remarks: (tending iii behalf of?the Misnary sermon by the president, i *sr Mamie Foster. The Twelve * ibeg_then marched with-their lers. Total amount raised $93.00. Thelma Beeples, reporter <S. WHEELER PREACHES ^COLUMBIA _____ shop Flipper Helps Ridgewood 1 M. E. Church Rev. Mrs. E. I>. Wheeler, a staff 1 01 tnoTT^TTT" E. church Anderson, is holding1 revival 1 feting this week at Ridgewood M. E. church in Columbia. This small church is unable to ' :ommodnte the large crowd and ' ubtless the officials will have* J arrange a larger place, tf the eting is to continue. The church went wild Sunday ' rht when Rev. Boyd, an ordainBaptist minister of Columbia, ' eluding several other persons, , ned the chureh.'The spirt tufiT le was high and the "Prayer nd" kept the fire burning. Mrs. Wheeler's nrenchinc seems ffrip the people and lonpr btfore t i hour of service, scores of per- |( is were seen on their way to i i ; church in order to jjet a com- ^ table seat. Rev. W. R. Bowman, the pastor, K d yesterday that the success of | his mission is due to Bishop ipper's judprement. He told the \ Vfffegation when they haised } enty-five dollars, he would prive J iimilar amount. This was done, t i church was covered, repaif; done on both inside and oute and the few members took on } v life. ADER DUE WEST NEWS marked by the tegular routine of -worship jn--the ehurt-hes Ihue WesL ~ Sunday School at Mt. Zion Pres- ! byterii.n and St. Mary Baptist I churches, and preaching morning j .nd evening at Mt. Lebanon A. M. E. church By Kev. Benjamin J. Clover, the pastor. His hearers were Uplifted by both messages. Regular Sunday School and A. ('. r K. league services were held at the designated hours with good iffects. JMju_aiid?Mrs. Rochelle Brov.n ire happy parents of a daughter Mrs. Charles Hunter of Macon, j jorn on September 13th Uu., is spending some time here it the home of her mother, Mrs. j Dllie Jones. Her husband, the Kev. i Charles Hunter.. is a lieutenant-p haplaln in the United State Army j and i;< in 1 ""Matin *" M~i\ and Mis. W. E. Washington, Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Washington, and daughter, Miss Marguerite of Donalds, S. C., Mr. and Mrs. W. L.' Lea, Mr. K. 11. Lee, and Mrs. Janie Tarman were the J inner guests of Mr. 0. L. Smith ami?sisters cm last Sunday. MrT" and Mrs. W. E. Washington were 'ile/v wt#u:." * oiiumiu tin* worsnipers at Alt. | Lebanon A. M. E. church on lasi I Sunday morning. * Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Pruitt of I Hendersonville, N.. C., spent last' week end with their parent* here, ! Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson. ' Mrs. Luclltt S. Pollard of Detroit Mich., aiTUVd m ^iue West on las. Wednesday for several weeks visit with home folks. Rev. Benjamin J. Glover visited = home folk in Greomvoud, S. C; on last -Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Thompson of Himen Paith P (' , ,11111111-panied by Mr. Crosby Edwards, were worshipers at Mt. Lebanon church on last Sunday night. Mrs. Thompson is the daughter of Mrs. Lucilla Pollard. Mrs. Pollard returned with them for an indefinite stay. The Rev. Benjamin J. Glover apd the-junior choir of Mt. Lebanon A. M._ E.. tdni rch^xendered-ser--vice for the Rev.--J. H. Burns and the members of Flat Ruck A. M. E. church near Abbeville, S. <\ 0:1 last Sunday afternoon. The Due West Colored high school will begin its 1941-42 term on October 0, with Mr. E. T. Holme? -as principal, assisted by the following teachers: Mr. Olin L Smith, Mrs. Daisv W. Holmes, Mrs. Helen Walker* Mrs. Janie M. Ellis. Mrs, Davis and Mrs. Ze nobia \V. Hampton. The 11 tli ^rade has been added to the course this year and also the department of home economics. Mrs. Helen Walker of Greenville. S. C.. will be the home economics teacher. Professor C\ G. Garrett of Columbia, S. C., and Mr.i Jessi Miller of this place, who is now a freshman at Allen University, were last week end visitors in Due West. Miss K]gise Cowan has returned to her home in East Orange. \\ J. after a stay of several weeks "WTOiT relatives here. Mrs. Jennie Vauss. who is a trained nurse, is kept vbry busy nursirg the sick, both in and out of the community. The members of Mt. Lebanon A. M. E. church gave a barbecue on the church's lawn last Saturday afternoon and evening. The order was perfect and the total amount raised from the sale of lunches and refreshments."; was $42.00! PI VP PI.IMCAVT II A I?TKT CHl'RCH NKWS Rev. T. T. Marsh. Pastor Ninety Six?Sunday. September _ rrrwas another fine day' at Pino Pleasant. The-Sunday School betr< n it the usual hour nnd the lesson .vas beautifully taujrht and review?d by the pastor. A warin devotianaJ service?was-- conducted?by?Pro.?Hem \?Hills'. ~ rhe pastor then ascended the -oslrum and lined hymn 1RT c. m.. " 'I heard the voice of ~jfrsu"sa\C which wrs sunir with the spirit. He read for the -scripture?tessnn. [21st Psalms, then another hymn .vas lined ami sunsr, .175, "Oh for l.closer walk wilh Ciod." The Ushers came fworwar | and took the mission offering. Prayer was offerd hv Dea. .Tones from Enoree 7,ion Raptist church. The . pastor then arose and ^ if yon .vant to see Jesus." then selected his text from Isaiah 38:1, "Sot :hv house in order for thou shall lie and rot live." Theme. "Prepare for death." Our hearts were nade to burn-while he talked to us >y the way side. This message was enjoyed by everyone. The members of Pine Pleasant ire invitintr all of the readers of :hie news and friends to come to PlflocQnt Hit nHct novf third Sunday. October litth and ?ee what we are doing:. We ar* laving: an ushers' contest. Come ind witness this program and see md enjoy our ushcrs march and ling. Pine PlePSant is the place to enjoy friendly service with | 'riendlv folks. We are always glad r o have you come and worship with i is. ~We were happy"to have Mr ' Fellia Hill * "of Columbia, S. C vorship with us-. He was visiting j lis parents, Mr. ?nd Mrs. Henry f Till of Ninety-Six. We are hoping hat he will soon come again. i TUBSCRIBE FOR THE PALMETTO LEADER !: CHAPPELLE STATION J Rev. E. R. Robinson, l'astor Sunday school was carried uut by Mt'.-J. L). Snowden "arfd thc teachers. At 11:30 a.m. the pastor piesented Rev. E. A. Adams, secretary of education, wno delivered a wonderful sermon. Subject My Philosophy of Life. The sermon was very well delivered. Rev. , McCIintic delivered the night mes sage from Daniel 4:17, subject: Power of God and the Greatness of Man. The revival meeting which was Ur have e+osed on last Sunday nlte will rUn another week. Rev. W. F. Hunter of Union is conducting the meeting. Come out and Ijeai mm. you won't regret it. Mis.s .Salinu Weaver of Lansing Mich, worshiped with us Sunday aright-?-She?1??the gtibsf of "The- " dnwmans. ^ _ The choir ls-tlmim niCely vrteh the new organist, Mrs. J.'D. Snow den. > i W hen a young lady approaches you with a little navy bag don't ret use. to drop a penny in it because those pennies that you will see in a few more weeks. {M i s ) I homasma S,cott, ? - - reporter. HITLER HIGH SCHOOL Raruweh -The faculty d: the Lutlcr high school had its first teachers' meeting So turda'y. September 3d. 10-11 Mr-. Spy '? ' . Uuili'.C, Jt'lihe* ieaqher, greeted the tt*achers at thic meeting. Mr. S. H. Guinyard, principal, outlined the plans for the school year. The B'ii"fler ""hiiri. school had its -muming -xercises- Monetae morn Hi):, iocjn.villljl'1" UU. Willi l.u enrollment of 2.>u rmytils. .Mis.?Sujijiii F. Bailr, Jeai.es* teacher, several of the parents, and other teachers in the county were present at this exercise. The menib.rs of the faculty are , S. A. Guinyard, principal! Mis:? Minnie Eve, Mrs. V. R. Dixon, MisA. W. Counts, Mrs, C., H.- Green. Misn .1?L.-Joiut, Miss?rrmsnnr , Miss K Ward. Mr S_ Hey ward Trnd Mis Oh V-'Sladef The lUth jrrade iv &poiis>r.tnjt_iL 'social Friday. October d. at eitrht o'clock at the school house. You ! are invited to come and enjoy ay. | evening Of fun. Admission. 1U l cents. HKTHKI. A. M. K. ( lll'KCH 1 Hi anchyille, S. C.?Sunday at the usual hour Sunday school took place conducted by Mr. CrMv~ Miller Review by the pastor. A warm prayer service was conduct ed by Bro, Miller. The pastor preached a soul stirring sermon. (. very xrue rnnstian > heart wa.> made to feel food. Rev. Richburg_ and family "were tEe guests for dinner of Mr. and Mrs. H. Miller. At .7 o'clock the A.C.E. League is still progressing under the.lead. drsKip" of sister Martha Lockett. At the evening service the pastor pleached a wonderful sermon, enjoyed The message. Yisitois Sunday: Rev. Green, j Mrs. Mary Jane Ginyaid from Brooklyn, N". Y. were the guest."of Mrs. Lizzie Hey ward. On Monday Rev- R-iehLure??io?L toied to Emanuel to preach the ; funeral of Mr. P Rickbacker. Miss Palmer f rom Columbia j was the guest of Mr. Benjamin : Rhodes. Mr .Rhodef is improving. - _ K ! ' . z ; ^You Too Con^ 7 wt the /jjp? | nu-hair ? besgro ~ l. formula " help yoitas mm it has helped 'thousands jm| ; of othersi m How You Can Grow I r UrTBin piHi ol the body grow to a cei > Hair Crow$ alwayi If you keep your aci , Itching. When you tcratch your acalp ) u HAIR WILL NOT GRC > ;*There are no aweat glands in aorea 01 i by nature to make certain outgrowtl?? , well. Hair ia produced by our acalpejkir little place In the true akin. If ^ymi d you may feel all right, but nothing * A scar ia not akin. You will never fir ' aore. Hair grows from the cella < > not look after these hair bulbs, .hair * , There are two glands to each hair to | pliable, keeps it from becoming unruly a muscle which hr attached to its Hair y healthy hair? you must help nature to J I_ I l?.M ^ w ?. I #. > in gooo conaiuon. ?\.erp 11 clean, aou ai If you are suffering with head aorea i i complete treatment or you will loae y< ( working properly and guarantee yourt long growing hair, give yourself a comi Complete He-Hair Scalp 1 No-Hair Ksiqro Formula No-Hair Frosting Compoui Na-Hafr Spoclal Sbanpoi SENDNOMONE Jm* mm4 inn ?44ram. Pay Potman n ha Mm tha asrire Wft It la Guam " VrSt New! NU-HAIt PRODUCTS, 1133 Bi ? v ? rw Page Five % FRIENDSIUP A. M. K. CHURCH Rev. II. \V, Walker, Pastor Clinton, S. C.?Mis. Mattie Blakely was funeralixed at Friend ship A. M. E. church. Monday, September 22. She died Saturday, September 20th after a lineerinjc illness. Siic. was the mo. ther of Mi". James Burnside pne of Friendship's loyal members. Mr.-. Esther B. Wilson and Mr. E. J. .Gary made some remarks' concerniny ner life. The obituary and ca.'d- nil-uurafok-fny were read ' by Mr.-. I.eoia Burton. Uuot, Mr. and Mr.-. E. J. Gar;.. "No Xieht 1 hen- 1 In- eulogy was delivered by the* pastor from the subject "The EVehilU' of__IJIe". - Mi-. Blakely was 70 years old. h 1 e 1' av._- to no iif- Mr 'aiin'- Burnside: one sister, Mrs. ^1 'i >?W -i-l:111iii;. oj ?rra:i,1'.-bildri'ii "1 f ; e.sl.p i andchihlren and other ielati". e-. Interment at church "emeterjL, _C. fc ? * Sunday. September 2k. tht lesson wa- w.dl ir.striicled in the S. iidav school: reviewed bv the -upt.. attendance is increasing. r ill.. I" : ; i iii.iiiii??har d by ?r? 1 1 : :,r The niorninjr. service l*e!;.< pas'."!; piujcr wa- offered by Rev. 11. B. Bailey; selection by the < hojr Rev. G. T Sholtf.n M-riptun lesson fr<.m St -Matt, 9:1.x. Tho pastor selected Ux* *!(,"t St. .Mark i<:17 sub'" eet A Fathyr's I.ove.\ The serililiL??pi-amfi'j.i1 ,i:.il r li'f.is;.ij food for ami meditation Ut* wished every father in Clin- - ? ton could have heard the sermon. M1 '?fkdvoer, Hrow t, ~~~ left Satu.-ia.y <;.v>hau < r Where <\t, \\ ill :i? h. th,- w?'lt M' V 2 A-''"*"left Sat sta\ is indefinite. Mrs. Ecolia Tillman ha- returned to Wirdshoro.jN. C. after spend nttr sometime with Mm. Janus Little. , 1 Mr. and Mrs. Feston Rennet and then four children all of Tay jfjrs. S. ( ^ \~i i ; ! . ;r i tKieirtr- of Mr. . ub:;net - sister Sundav M: a f'kv.h T TTenrj Mr.- Maud . Sanders was home Sunday.. She ietuined Sunday ni-ht with her nioc\. . Miss Idaisy R. LeVeii-t'e \v;:o . will attend pchool at Hell streel high. V\ e need a.- i ehall. rr.'ikg se:. inons. At -Z:.*;o a la;g,. e-U'Io" 1 " witnessed the pugeai t "Esther" presented, hy the A E. Leamie ?Usftd>ei'S. ?U i?k_.?rtH'tCloPg. M . sdatm - E. May vie Mints and Li I liftit r?e:.dy. .Mrs. Mimt. playing the leading part. Everybody pre sent enjoyed it. The Whirlwind contest concluded the evening. The : '-ports were at?follows: Mrs. Inez Hester. East wind. $11.40; Mrs. Essie T. Reeder. West wind, ! $13.fO; Whirlwind, Mr. C. C. Hari is .$1.50. First prize Mrs. Reed?VXi second prize. Mrs. Hester. flrand total for Suit da $43.79. ' Mr>. Hester i? a member of the ' ic cijliic:..?ui??Kaj.tut and Mett.oJist wiuk together it: Clinton. M.>. b.by IK H.nks una little <!uit-liter Iioi'i'thy D. re' the J .vMiity evening iii::r?er guests of L rj,-h.w -brown Adam*, Subscribe For ^ The Palmetto Leader ?? e Beautiful Hair i ^ii < onq. Healthy Hair 1 rtain size and no further, whereas, 4 ilp healthy. An ailing icalp causes , 1 >ou make gores and scars. i >W FROM A SCAR 1 scars. The body is given power , of akin which we all know very I i Each Hair Grows from a special i lestroy or mutilate this true skin 1 | rill ever form another true skin. ' id a hair growing from a scar or 1 . >f the hair bulbs. If you do i rill become brittle and break off. , ' jroduce oil that keeps it soft and ( I ?nd from cracking. Every hair has I fioot. in order to have attractive^ r Crow Hair by keeping your scalp id eliminate itching and dandruff, or scars do not delay taking our . >ur hnir. To keep your hair cells ^ 1 self a healthy, beautiful head of I Nn.lliir Tr*>fm?nl ' treatment consists of: ~j i SPECIAL OFFER ! - . 3 nd ALL FOR ONLY , 1 gM Y $| .v.; I - h i>T #1.00 pto? frw rtM ^MH|> wkm ( ' to pluaa ?r mht ) oodwoy, Now York, N. Y. ' \ MAMNMRMMMfcS J . -n ifiiB