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r*g* T.*-"T"r -- - -i ?- ?. . Page Eight loot" UPPER SOUTH CAROLINA lf. M. C. Y. Continued from Page 1 :on. Each league attending presented a banner which was blessjr ed for future service. Represents $ tives from each group also active [ ly shared in the service and sang in the choir. The special offer? ing given by the young people f' this service is to be added to that [> given by other young people i n ?. the v.'nole church to sponsor youth projects in the church, j The o. tdoor processional and re cessional added to the beauty of this service which was the second corporate observance of some L_ phase of t'he United Movement of the Chinch's Youth * since its beginning at~fherTR>noral convention in Kansas City last fall. The Young People's Summer confer. ? ehce at Jenkinsville in July was the first. Annie Lueile Paul, St. Luke's Columbia is diocesan president of the Young People's Service Learr" tfues. i ne program iui iwum Sunday wa? directed by Rev. -Bruce P. Williamson Aiken, wifh the assistance of Miss Wilhelmina Roberts, Columbia. We are thankful for a move| ment in our church created especially for young people, and hope to do a worthwhile work in an, swi'r to?thu Presiding?Bishop's eall to go "Forward in Service". LAURENS NOTES St. Paul Church Rev. L. B. Moon; Pastor ed with interest at St. Paul church next Tuesday night, "September .'10. One hundred voices NV>11 R'nK Nemrs ; nd patriotic numbers. Many prizes will be awarded. Don't forget the date. Rev. Cowans, pastor of New Pleasant Grove church, will preach at St. Pa?4?at-3 -o'clock Sunday .. ? . . Mrs^Bertha Cobb. with.her famous junior choir, will furnish music jr. All of this is in interest of the Hammond organ fund. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. MeDaniel had ;:.s their dinner guests Sunday Mrs. Ruth Davis of Asheville, N C.; Mrs. Theople Goodley ol c r . \r,. "nr.,,i V J 1 V v I . k-'. . v . , 4>1 I . V I < A tuw ifHttr den, Mr. ard Mrs. J. D. Pitts and sens, Boeder and Bobbie of Tulsa Okla.j Mi's. I.ula Sexton of Spartanburtr. S...C?iuul?Mix - Lutir'Abrams of Spartanburg; Mrr anc Mrs. John A. Putman. Mrs. Florence Mills, R: G. and Ruth Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Johnie Mc Daniel, all of Laurens; Mr. anc - Mrs. Alfred Yeargin of Gray Courtr S. G.Sanders High School The Library* Guild, under the leadership of our- librarian,?Mis* Helen E. N'anee, \va? organized or September lStb in tihe school's library. The officers were elected as follows: president Willie Jam% cs (Trrnt: vice president, Johnie C nis; secretary, Mary Francis Griffin; assista-nt secr"tary. ITcler . Mathis: treasurer. Alberta John so i. ard reporter, William Mathis We were very glad to have al our organization, a large repre sentrtion from all the- grades ir * high school, and we hope to have during the year, a much larger en rollment. tu.. .:r i. T ?r i in* ami mi ua ri mumuer ui wit Guild is to rend at least one poor book per month. Those present were: Albert: tor. Kathryr. Irhy.?Irene Foggie Mary Griffin, Susie Franks, Hatti< Kirk, Annie Davis. Lois .Johnson Mildred Dean, Johnie Cyrus, Wil lje J._?Grant. Coleman, an< George I.igrrn, and Sarah Bel Greene. ".I. AV ]i BE A I'TICIANS MEET f* Ther City-Wide Beautician- Che met at Amy's Beauty Shoo Octo ?b*g--l-f 10-11. Mis. CdlTle Rati. net as hosl? ss. Presided over 'o; V the vice-president, Mrs. Elise Mar tin. We had a very good meeting The weiner roast given by th club was Quite a success. '? Oi:r next meeting will be heh at 202'.r Taylor street, Wednesda; at 9 a. m., October* 15. Ilostesf Miss Elsie Searles. All beauticiaij i are urged to he present. " | I' BETHEL A. M. E. (TII'RCH I Rev. M. R. Hudson, Pastor Pee Dee?Sunday was a tfin day for all church goers. Sunda; School ri m?r f*#! at thr? iiQual linn with the Su pt. and teacV:r-' a M their posts of do**.. At- i1f>o prayer- service wa W~' er-.uucted by Bro. Adderson. Ver; few were at meeting. At. 8 p. m. the pastor entere* the rostrum and delivered a won derful sermon from St. Mark 11 ^ He used for a subject, "Lose Hin EL -and lot Him The Sermon wn enjoyed. The fall revival meeting bega; Sunday night. The presiding eldej Dr. T. B. Miles, will be with u Sunday morning at 11 o'clock.Mrs. Sarah Black returned horn after spending a week in 'Savan nah, Ga. She reported a happ We are glad to know that Mrs I.aura Davis, Mrs. Mollie Smal and Mrs Minnie Sumter are bad B* on the job. _ - - - Ball Bei (i KEEN WOOD NEWS v V Sunday was another high day at Wiston Chapel A. M. E. church. T The evangelist stirred the soil all d day for Jesus Christ. She preach- IV i ed out of her soul Sunday morning from the text, "Who then is wil- d ling to consecrate his service this \ day unto the Lord?" 1st Cor. 29:3. fl - The doors oi the church were open: ed and the spirit wa? high. p i - At 3 o'clock Rev. Mrs. Nesbii s spoke in the auditorium of the tl ehuryh to the women and girls of ihe community. Her speech was fh veiy inspiring and full of. right- j IV I ousness. She organized. two clubs. The Mother's Club known as The | A Ladies Welfare. Club. The officers !v} elected were, Mts. Cleo Lomax. is; president; Mrs. Mattie Moore. se?--'n retary; Mrs: Mary E. Williams. I F : LTe Tstifer, and "The-' Girls Look- ; out Committee," officers elected, j Miss Walker, president; Miss Ida , Mae Hayes, secretary; Miss Kooz- .A er, treasurer. : :i At 8 o'clock Rev. N'esbit came Jo with another soul stiri'ing sermon i ' from Rev. 2:4-5. Subject, "You R - have?krrt?votrr?first love." Cof r TecTTonr S227TO: i Sunday marked the end of the iw rir-t week of revival, and Rev Mrs. Xesbit, a wonderful champion j h pvt r sin, pitched a hot battle. All j 1 ' -.-hi 1st inns fell in the front litn |* rnd she won by snatching m?n> 1T - wouU out of the devil's eluU'h with -t-1 :ht word of God. Rev. Nesbitr that 0 soul stirring: evangelist, is a wondei ful preacher and you can't go j '' to hell if you listen to her. The p meeting will go on this week and j ' .. uie?are Wrestling with- Ahe--devil i== to TTrThg souls to Christ. Everyone ! tis invited to come. We_weleu?ie-you-t? to our services. ;'J At Morris Chapel Baptist church j ' Rev;. H. B. Mitchell, pastor, preach j* ed two soul stirring sornYdm-TT^ j morning and night. The doors of . * I the church were open and two were . ' .added to the cKlirch on theii ' . i christian experience. Sunday \va* ' ^ 'also Fall Rally day at Morris , ' 1 j Chapel and they closed out Sunday -y I night with a collection of $151.51.? Morris Chapel, as well as Weston . j| '..J Chapel, stands clear out of debt and with this money they can fur-n ^ , ther improve the church and carry on their expenses. 1 I'ev. 117 B. Mitchell carried on , revival ln?f week fnv T?nv in Chester, S. C. and is .continuing . tThis week. He reports that his J success hnc been very great, for , ' the bottle against sin is raging. , Li -At Tabernacle?Baptist church | the Rev. S. E. Kay preached two j powerful sermons morning and , .light. We must say that TaborJnade church is moving, on. ATsirlc j. I >f $25.00. pastor's salary,, the ' hurch raised $50.00 or more on v th( ebureb's debt. s J At Mt. Pisgah A. M. E. church Sunday School went on in the us (i ; . ual way. Because of th" nhc^nce ; ' of Supt. Mrs. M. V. T. Perrin. Mr. ' To-iah Moore ha^ been elected ,. ' Supt., also in the absence of Mrs. t i Perrin, little Miss Jonell Moore. _ J-1'he daughter of Mr. Moore, has been elected organist for the ' church. 1 j At 11:00 o'clock Rev 1 K R?.e. nol Is preached H most powerful ^ ' | sei mon from Solomon 5:8. Sub- | ' eject.?"I am sick of love." As the donj's of the church were opened 1 the spirit ran high. Collection i $10..'15. i ni' (imerent choirs will sine < | in Weston Chapel's meeting this r : ;wc k. On Monday night. The Ju- , hil-e choir from Dunton Temple, ' , Mr. George Jackson, chorister; on : L.Tu-sday,-The City Choir union he- ~ 'gins. Mt. Pisgah "tu-;r nn Tin "ley?j nii'ht, Mrs. Hattie \fcir. chorister; ! W- .Inesday night. Tabernacle ^ ' J choir. Mr. T. I... Rucker, chorister, ! i and- Friday night, Morris Chapel < i j Ra-'tist church choir. Mr. Jame* . Ro" 'nson, chorister. On Thursday j nil' t, Friendship A. M. E. church f j of Clinton, S. C., Rev. Walker, ; pastor, will motor here to sing at , i Weston Chapel. &-? Social News | Mi&s Gracie?Matr Tteynolds is t phonic from?Allen University. She c: is 4namu?g--t{r have her eyes treat- t - j ed and is expected to return soon. ft j Rev. Rodgers P. Fair, formerly |t e j of Greenwood, but now stationed ! at Relton, S. C. where he has been 1 1 ! serving as pastor, left last week y i for Gammon Theological Semi- 1 i, j ni. ry, Atlanta, Ga., where he will s | ' o-oime his theological training*. , We hope for him n successful term. V Mrs. R. P. Fair, tjhe wife of Rev. ! , Fair, sp-.nt th,, I- i . : of her mother-in-law, Mrs. Julia ' | Fair on Baptist St. c j Mrs. Nettie Fox returned from 1 V Petersburg V? vh?:??. Mio -*t , i i '?. ?. ,,iai weeks as guest of Sgt J 1 IntMPc T TJ ...u, : ^ ?.j. ku.-mi ?> m> is suuioned ' at Camp Lee, Va. She alst) visited I s ! the nrtion's capitol, and othei f V cities. We are very proud to learn of ? d Set. -Jamee L. Bush passing the air corp.? training examination at Langley Field. Va. We hope for > n him siirrosft vhnn h" ^nt"rq~ Trainjr~tng. < Miss Fox reports having a won- i n 1 rful stav in the tobacco state i d is now ready to return to her s work at Saluda county training school which crpens ^MrffiTnTy"; Oce t'-ber 6. 1 Mr. aivt Mrs. Joseph Williams ( y r Spartanburg, is here visiting their cousin, Mrs. Hattie Andrews j i. on Millwee FL ] II Mrs. Rosa Ella Kate? nnd little 1 k son, Laurens Profit Kates of 1 Cleveland, Ohio^hfla returned altar?J r redid v isiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. V, J. Fisher. Mrs. Bernice Martin and Mrs 'homasina Littlejohn spent Saturay in the city visiting Rev. and Irs. H. B. Mitchell on Baptist St. Mrs. Mattie Buttles left Saturay to spend six months in New 'ork with her mother, Mrs. .Bessie [arris. : Mr. and Mrs. George Mosley nil brother, Mr. C. B. Moslev, pent the week end with their moher, Mrs. Georgia Person. Mrs. Louise Row of New York, as returned after visiting Mrs lary Murph on Sample street. On the sick list are Mrs. Essie lae Harling, and Mrs. Lila Finley n Sample street. Her sister^ have pent several weeks with her hut re leaving today for GlassBoro. 'a. Morris Chapel Baptist Church Rev. H. B. Mitchel, Minister ~ Sunday wa? B. T. U. Day in lerris Chapel. A beautiful and rv'?uctive program was earrii ! ut by the B. T. U. under the suie vision of Bro. Randolph H. iurton, director general. ~~TTT3 mil sic dennrtment furnish [1 music. Many beautiful numbers e* e listened too._ '! he meeting was presided over iy the president. Miss Louise u hie. With choice words she poke of the work of the B. T. U. 'ho significant fact, that through r levels. The year's program of work was >ut lined by Bro. Burton. InVitaions were extended to all church's in the city. The following churches were present: Weston 'Inpel. Mt. Pisgah and Macedonia. The Y(nith House was presided v< r by the president, Mr. Carrel .. Derr <tf Weston Chrpel. 1I< poke for the league. Tte-mmrlvs?bv if > -. ""TTnhevt of?Cohnnbia.?O. li-s Mozelle Pope had charge of Ik literary and musical urogram, kd >s were rendered by M is so sabella ' Watson and Mattie 1.. -anier. The ' guest speaker, was Its^Xemia V. J. Edward^- of Ahevjlle. S. C., one of our national ml state workers. She spoke on Training Our Youth." Afterwards he presented the Young Men's til le clas,. of the B. T. U. with Pe-'ta mants. v \Yhen in Greenwood. Morris 'hi pel Baptist church welcomeon to worship in Sunday School nd B. T. U. services. The Leader is on sale by a mem er of the B. T. U. Please by a Tender and watch the B. T. XT olumn for its weekly activities. HARNWELL NEWS Monday morning, September 23 .as the beginning of the 1941-42 ession of the Butler high school, i very favorable number of stole rts were enrolled. The faculty ; the same with the excr-ntion of ht ce new teachers filling va aneies. They were introduced by he principal, S. A. Guinvard. ?thntea few parents were prosnt and took an active part in th pe-iner exercises. It is hoped that midst the " loom OS pn)'(?nt< -Ave rttl endeavAF Fo help our educa ors fight ignorance now as never K-f'ore. d nniversary services at the Moris Chapel Baptist church of which dev. T. 11. McMillan is pastor vas a real success. $44 was raised ?OTne ve? v interesting or tiers .vert end, and excellent sermon... wrt trenched. The history of-the church .yes given bv Deacon Atv'erse, IM 'hour.?After the srrvtces," the oi)irrecr;it'iin ?momms 1 > u it) hi so hospitable peopl*. There arc >o hard times around Morrb ""ha pel. Miss Audrev Dixsdn left foi ?Viimtain Inn Sundav?evening M:<s I>ixs(in is a teacher at the 7<> ntain Inn sehoo] and hae gone <> assure'* her work for the year Mrs. Oirettn J. Hart spntt the ' . ek end in Beaufort with Miss Florence Grart. She expressed her* ir+f- as having an en lPyable tunc. ?Miss??Rrmntree?left laid cV'"dnesd! A' for Bamberg where ?be?will tea "-he r TY> h g r a t u 1 a t i n n s 0 Miss Rountree upon beginning ler torching career at the Rani ic'g high school. I dtle Miss Clara Mao Heywnre uk1 two brothers, Donald aril William R. are visiting their aunt M> <. Clara M. Nash. R v. n't'l Mrs. NntharrJones anr -ist. is. Misses Daisy an 1 Maine Mine Jones, were the guests o1 fun,! n mm. HJirmcmw will attend Butler high school. Mrs, Vera Holman and son left For York. Penn. where they Wil make their home. :>v. J. D. Dizy.lv (if Rishop /die, S. <1,. closed a very success* rul revial buying ;it the Ch.i:re? >f God. M", ard Mrs. Lewis I.. Rutlei ind Mrs. Mebel Miller spent a few hours with Mr. Rutler's mothei who has been ailing for a fev v eeks. K v. Henry H. Butler of Hart* /ilh*. spent Friday p. m. with hi? Withal'. Mrs r.firnplio RuHoa CKNTKK RABUN Sunday School was largely at 'ended with the Supt. and teach M\s at their postjj. Sunday night TfU:v^ WiUiaw* >astnr TTopewell Baptist church areached a soul stirring sermor por the D. W. Y. C. cluh of which Mr. I/. W. Shaw is president. Rev iVilliam'w?tert whi taken frorr I <y lifii ilitJP SaL^i. rHE PALMETTO LEADER s. Morr LAMAR NEWS By Miss Beatrice Harris The meeting1 of th0 W! S. C. S, met at the home of Mrs. Lela Woods Sunday with a large attendance along with several visitors which we are always delight ed to have. Mrs. Rpyig Mrfrny and?Mrs: ~~ Mamie DuBose thanked the hos. tess for the lovely repast. Mrs. Rosa Woods Hemming extended an invitation to the ladies to meet at her home any time? The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Evelyn Brown Sunj day. October 12th. The President Mrs. N. Crawley I left for Marion Monday where she .will TjegnTTier school work for the ~ 1941-42 session The members and friends wish for her a successful term. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Smith of Norfolk, Va., returned home after spending sometime with Mrs. Smith's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harris. They left $2.00 for the rally. . -Rev. ami MrsrMr"JrT^orfer Rev. | W Frazier and Mr. Copeland were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mis. R. L. Byrd Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Jeffrey announce the marriage of Mr. R. G. Williams to Miss Laura Bell Kirven September 19. HMO. A recep tion will be triven in th"ir - W< dnesday night, October 1st. The Lamar Junior high school opened its 1941-42 session Thursday-September 2?' 9 o'clock with enrollment on the first day in the history of the school;?All teajfTG ~ers were at their, post of duty. A la"re number of patrons eame in op ning day to* show their interest in the work of the school. ?The-?fothrwng teachers spent _the.il* vacation in the following places: Miss Greene. Columbia; Miss White. New York City; Miss W< ods, Lamar; Miss Harper, Orangeburg and Hendcrsonville, N C.; Mrs. Borter, Sumter and La mat-; Mrs. Martin. LaTJfTTf] Mr. Harris, Richmond, Ya.. Mr. Flemming, Columbia; Mr. Bennett our new agriculture man spent the summer in Timmonsville and Lai mar. All report having had a ) very?pleasant summer, vacation. Messrs Harris a n d Flemming spent the week end in Columbia. at: ~ U_1 TTTI.;* ? -rr ? -t -.Tii-* nt-ifii w nu(. spent tne week at her home in Summerton. Mrs. E. Martin motored to Columbia with the Rev. C. DuBose to visit her husband at the Veteran hospital. Mr. Willie Damon who is working in Columbia spent the week end with his family. Prof. Flemming attended the N. Y. A. meeting in Darlirieton Tut sday. Sandy Grove Methodist Church ? (Bv Mrs. C. Mae Samuel) The work of the church is mov. j in;.' along splendidly. According I to the reports of the delegates I from the District convention all |C?nference Claims are now paid lin lull.?Wo a r<- now woi king?to nay the pastor in full. This will he done because we are willing to do it. Mrs. Lula Byrd is asking all the officers and members to i me t at Sandy Grove church Sun. 'lav afternoon at 4 o'clock. Mrs. Marion Riven is asking all the members. of the W. S. C. S. to ' I meet at the same time at the i church. The friends of Rev. Wm ' I Bi own ni'o .lol juht-ed to?know that ' he is nnieh improved f Tlu* funeral services of Mr. ' Sammic Harrorr were held at Sar dy Grove last Sunday afternoon bv Rev. M. J. Porter. Mr. Geo 1 Murray was the undertaker i n charge. He was the son of Mr and Mrs. David Harron. Mr. and Mrs. Rockfellow Thom _ as of New -Yurie City spent last s week with the latter'? narent.c ' Mr. arid Mrs. Kirley Kirveri. Thej L-were accompanied by their twc p -little drt i.'^h I a nn"p n a 7" r. an<LMns_^fr Lr. Thomasot ~'"New York City, Mr. and Mrs , Rock follow Thomas were the supper guests of Mr. and Mrs Kirley Kirven last Tuesday nite I.ittle Franeena and Carol spent I a few days with their a<int Mrs j Waster Woods. They were the | guests of the latter's aunt Mrs, ( ; Fred- Davis nf Darlington on Tues ' I day. ' . 1 Mrs. Kirley Kirven Mrs. Rebec{ f" -.i ir 1 if ftj Thomas, were the guests of the t I former's sister Mrs. Daisy W . | Thomas of Hartsville last Tues. day. John o: 1H. Subject. "Behold the ma-'Evorvone present wish for mm to come to us again. Quite a {number from Hopewell worshiped 'with us Sunday night. ' J, Misses Talma, Alma and Mr r Booker T, Shaw were the Sun ' day evenintr guests of? Bonnie: Reed. I Quite a number from hove at ' tended the association at Cros? Hill last Friday. Mrs. Hannah Hood and Mrs. Celesta Fhaw attended the Women's Aid last week in Whitmire.The\ - reported a very nice time. Mrs. Carrie Phelp? and family visited Mrs., Celeata?Shaw Mmrrtay -TTtjfhT. Miss Sallie-* Sullivan visited- Mrs 1 Ada Henry Monday evening:. > There will he a musical program t-hf eknrr-Vi Sunday -mvlil spnrii 'sored by the junior choir. . ..Jul,. .:' *. - - - - is Col.5 LEXINGTON CIRCUIT NEWS Rev. I. O. Simmons, Pastor Gee! we sure had a grand time at Spring Hill and Bethel churches on Sunday morning and evening, our pastor preached at both services and mid'1 hl>t -r say did not our hearts burn while I he spoke to us by the way. Our fourth and last quarter for j the year will be held with Bethel on Saturday 4th at 2 p.m. All are 1 invited. Dr. W. B. L. Clarke is j our presiding elder and will preI side. He will also preach for us "fat Bethel on Sunday as usual. | Don't miss this treat be on time i and get a comfortable seat. : J On Monday night Bxar I--WI Thomas of Walterboro will begin | our fall revival at Bethel. The -ppublitris invited.. Mrs. Jenivie Sligh had as dinner guest 6n Sunday tthe Pastor Rev. n; __ * ' Simmons and mother. Mr. C. D. Derrick, was. rushed to the hospital for an operation , fm-~npp??mH/Mtis on Tiim-flny-^m tUT hope ^hat he will have a sue cessful one. i Mr. Charles Dei rick Jr. and Mr ; Martin King and Miss Herticine i Lights left for Kittrell college on ; the 15th. Mr. J. L. Sligh and Mr. David Jones took lead in the beautifieation _o?_?ethel -ehurctnmtt-rooms. i Moi-e than 25 men helped in this work. We really have some fine j men in Lexington that should be commended for their church inter est. -j?is doing a " fine joh in the school here where he is principal. Miss Quirocy L. Simmons left on ; the 30th to resume her station as " msTriictor- in the Fair Fox graded , 4 school. Mrs. J. S. - Dan ley Has I just closed a six weeks summer school at York. She reported a nice attendance. ST. _ PHILIP-A-c -M. K. - N E WS ! Rev. T. H. Weathers. Pastor j The Sundry School Convention I and League Institute. Lancaster ! district, convened at St. Philip Srpfi'iKher?25-^?Til' piL'Sldlflig elder, Dr. J. W. Robinson was at ; his post of duty.Thursday morning: 10;00 a. m.. the convention opened with, inspirational singing by the convention choir, led by Mrs. Agnes Walker. PiflTF?" by -RevT'PTP. MeFarland; inspiring sermon by Rev. J. A Gamble; presentation of Dr. W. 11. r Clark. P. F.. of the Columbia districts-and his loving wife. Mrs. Clark, also Prof. Garrett, Assembly rfor dinner at 3:00 p. m. We then reassembled and enjoyed the sweet music by the con vontion choir. A few minutes were given to the rligtviet Sunday School Supt., Mr. MeGill. at which time some very important topics were discussed by the delegates and members of the convention. Nt 7 "0 n >' the .annual sermon, was preached by Rev. F. C. Laws. We then went into our local pro' "V. HT fT. Werthers. and the Sunt.. M. E. Ilinton. There were welcome,, extended from every department of the church showing their appreciation of having the Sunday School. Convention at St. Philip.? E' bh: ni"':.in_r. 10:Ca. m., i reassembly at the chur h; music ' by the convention choir, prayer by A N N O V NlCXN-C; THE FORMAL OPENING 1 OF THE COLORED ; BALCONY OF THE NEW A AAI Ikl a UArtULIflA 1 t-H MON. OCTOBER 6tli ! j" OPENING ATTRACTION Monday, and Tuesday The "Sea Wolf" Stars i Regular Admission Prices # Matinee? ? Niffht Mo ? ? 99o Children Any Time 9c Defense Tax :nc:u?3."<J Coming WEDNESDAY IN PERSON r--"The Idol of the A!r Lanes" Jan GARBER And His Oreheslra Admission Only 28c All Da> Sr iaturday, \ Adm. i Rev. H. II. Redmond, minutes ol , the previous day read and approved by the convention. A few minutes were given tQ the league president, Mrs. Eleanor Murry. Some very interesting papers were read on the subject, "What can be done to ?the A. C.?R: league in the rural districts" by , delegates from Bethel station. 2 'games were played by the presi| dent and delegates. The presentation of visitors: Rev, O. C., Duniham, P. E. of the Newberry district; Rev. A. D. Dawkins of the ! Winnsboro district; Rev. I. W. j Jenerett", Rev. Kellenham fiV>m ; the- G> M. E. church. Sermon by Rev. P. W. Davis; recess for dinner; reassembly; rei ports of the committees, election of district officers. Sunday morning, 10:00 a. m. i Sunday School was conducted by the Supt-t M. E Hinton, and her t co-workers. After the onenimr ex I ercise. a .beautiful lesson was jtaujrht b?r the teachers. A few rejtnarks from the P. E- iina ^Utu^b^A" "A" # A 4 A A "A" | FOOl ?? First Hom | Allen Yell 0 _ ? F o u t heastern-Con -1- , _ ? -Yff 1 Bethune ' "Co1 Dayton a B< I SATURDAY, 0( J Ad miss 2M?h?H?M?HSM2M$? . SATURDAY & SUNDAY Dead End Kids ?IN? "HIT. THE ROAJ3" ^ #D. wrmwi Count them! Yep, 6 big bottles in the handy famJ ily Pepsi-Cola carton. And J that means 12 servings of ^ ; a better drink with a finer Mi flavor. Keep Pepsi-Cola in your ice-box. Order a carI ton today / Ifijj COLUMBIA PEPSI-< ^OOOOOOOOOOCIOOOOOOOOOOO' I LEEVY'S -f FUNERAL UOIV g I mlertaking: and Embali AMBULANCE SERV1 S ?SLOGAN? | LOWER PRICE X "As Near As Your Nearest P g Rateshurg and Ridgeway, i g 1831 TAYLOR ST. COLU1 FHONBS: 23619?23fllf Saturday, October 4, 1941 2 P. M. _ 55c I ter, Mrs. Agnes Walker. A warm I prayer service was conducted by I Bro. Isaac Johnson and others. I 12:00 o'clock, preaching by the. presiding elder; 2:30 p.* m., preaching by the presiding elder. both sermons were very inspiring 7^30 p. m. preaching by Itev. P. McFarland, music by Bethel and St. Philip choirs. The convention (J-. was entertained in a high manner i by St. Philip's people, St. James' i St. Lois' and the good people : around Eastover. Above all, a free barbecue was given by Bro. W. S. Holley. Plenty of hash and rice '] loaf bread and a big cake. Bro. j Holley and his family have always played -their parts at St. ^Philip, They have over?paid the pastor both in salary and support. Bro. Holley is our leading undertaker around Eastover and Gadsden and we pray t0 God that -! he recover again because the coni- ^ munity needs such men asv him. t The convention close-1, saying it is the best wtThave witnessed in "any?years. f BALL I iFGame Of o w Jackets J 0 ference Champions?|? EiSUS? Cookman | liege J each, Florida ? jr. 11?2:30 P. M. I ' O <5 / rnn _ O Q7T 77^? CHARLEY'S AUNT ?WITH? Jack BENNY + Kay FRANCES STARTING SUNDAY WaSmSd^^ ^TTw par^e J, ^ 1 r^MiTjjI^JB^^RX^JBpb fejffl SOLA BOTTLING CO. OOOOOjOOOaOOOOOOOOOOOO o o ooo. > ' I. H. I^>evy Mnnager ^