The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 11, 1941, Page Page Five, Image 5
Saturday, October H, 1941
Home-coming: Day at B
^ / A. M. E. Church
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Rev. T. E. Robinson, Pastor
HOME COMING DAY AT
BROWN Cfl A PEL A. M. E.
(B CHURCH
Helena, S. C.?Sunday, SeptemTTer
28, tnrrked one of the great?st I
events in the history of Brown
Chapel A. M. E. church. On that j
day "Homecoming Day" was ob- ]
served by out of town and local 1
members. _ i
Many of the churches thiuugh- "T
out Newberry county-cooperated
in helping to make this day a great 1
success. 1
Sunday School wa^-opened?at-"*
- 10 o'clock with ItfT\ Charlie E. ""
Snerse, acting Supt., and all officers
at their^p6st<T~pT duty. The
lesson wrs beautifully taught.
Miss Mo?.eHa Raye, R. N., gave
a-gplendid review.
At 12f o'clock, the pastor. Rev.
TT E. Rpblns(inT~TteHvered?one of his
masterpieces which made our
hearts reioice. Thic was followed
by remarks from the following:
Rev. Roaks. Mesdames M. L.
Hrynes. N. E. Roaks, E. G. Gary,
and Mr. II. S. Glenn.
The afternoon services were conducted
bv Rev: Et-E Gaul den. pastor
of Bethleham Baptist church, |
and his choir from Newberry. They '
were at tnoir oest. kov. uauinin
deliverd his sermon with dignity
*3^ and grace. Our hearts burned with
in as this man of God snoke to
us out of the fullness of his heart.
During?recess?hour?the?httHes
of_ Brown A. M, E. church -spread- _
the table with food which was well ,
prepared and delicious to taste. \
Everyone enjoyed it. '
At 8 o'clock the Rev. Mrs. H. L. ]
Parker, evangelist from WinstonSalem,
N. C., came forward and
preached out of her heart and soul. .
Her helper spreaded the "gospel !
through her beauftiul singing and
playing. ^ ,
Trinity ard Sweet Soring choirs
were at their best Sunday night.
There were a number of visitors
fromt he various churehts in j
enjoyed himself. Visitors are al- '
-??wavs welcome? Come again.
Too much praise cannot be given
Mrs. N. E. Roaks, the sponsor '
of this program.
The out of town members play- '
ed a wonderful part in making this '
program a success financially. We
~tbnrk the following perso*ns for
their liberal contribution: Out of
town: x - 1
Mesdames Ethel Fant, Mrs ,
Beatri<?" SrrVh, SI .00, Birmimrham.
Ala.; Mr. VVillio O. Smith !
S^.OO. Birmingham; Mrs. Smith. !
81.00, Birmingham; Mr. J. T.
Mrs. Addie Baktr, Brooklyn ;?."h
Wright 1.00. Washington. D. C.; ^
Mrs. Snllic Robinson,1.00, Brook- <
lvr, N. Y.; Mrs. Addie Baker. 1.00,
B-nrtkh'n. Mrs. Henrietta Boyon,
1.00 B>-ooklvn: Mrs. Claudia Jeter.
1.00. Brooklyn; Mr. Jack Cald- *
well, 1.00. Brooklyn; Miss Lucile
I nland, 1.00. Brooklyn: Mr. Willie
Lindsay. 1.00. Brooklyn: Mrs.
Mflrv E. Shofrmb?LOO?New YolkN
Y.: Mr. Willie Metts. 1.00.
Philadelphia. Pa.; Mrs. Lucinda
^ Wright 1.00, West Palm Beach, <
Fla.: Mr.-Arthur Williams, 1.00
?-??PnartnnhuiT'. S. C.; Mrs. Georgia ~
Thomnson. 1.00. Castle Point. N. |
V t Mr, Edward Gary. l.OO^Wash- ->
inirton. D. C.: Mrs. Annie "Lakin
MeCory. 1.00, New York; Mrs. '
Eannie Johnson. 1.00, Waterbury. j
i.onn.; miK* r,unn lionnaon, t .wy
Waterburv; Mr. E. D. Robinson. <
1.00, Now York; Mr. A. D. Wil- |
liams 1.00, New York; Mrs. Sa- 1
Williams 1.00, Now 'York;
_ Fla.: Mr. Frank Scott, 1.00, Co- j
IniMkiw. B. P.. Mt. t. A. Hob. 1.110,' |
Newberry. S. C.; Dr. Singleton.
1 n0 Newberry. S. C.; Mr. Robert j
Williams. Nownan Ge.; Mrs. Car- \
' Jr rin Roper. 1.00, Chicago. 111. ,
Tboc" at homo wore: Alice Sim- ,
pions. Lizzie Sperse, Sallie Werts, j
Maggie Nance," Gracie B. Clark,
Addie I.ee Davis. Bros. W. S. ,
Glern, W. E. Williams O S.
Snonce. Robert Clark, Charlie
Clark. James Davis. C. R. Ruben.
John Henry Von. Fred Boozer,
Sib-ncie Devault Polly Raye. Mo- (
zella Rave. Susie Maves, Fannie
Siiher. ATtrr M1tche1l7 Eva ReaJerT ;
Annie Carwile, Sallie Epps, Mary
4^ L. Haynes, Sarah Spence. Carrie (
iU Mett.s. E, G. Gary. Katie Lindsay, l(
N. E. Rork. Ella Kinard, Ellen R I.
Ttovd. C T,. Gnrv. Emirio I,. Clark I
I.uh*- Sartor T.illie Wriprht. Sarah
Gala mean, Edith Clark, Mary Ella
Green, Mrrv Ere ftofcinson, Sarah ,
T?oT)insoh", Carrie SOWfWWh. I,
We couldn't afford to close with j
out mentioning the futks Who m- <
tertained the pastor and hi? fcuest 1
this week: Tuesday, Mrs. Maprprie |
Nance; Wednesdry. Mrs. Polly i
Ray; Thursday, Mrs. Ellen B 1
Boyd; Friday, Sarah Spence. 'i
rown Chapel
_ IR K WEST NEWS
Services in the Due West churchs
(Hi lust Sunday wer interesting
mt-fritrrfnb Revs.-br R. Daniels
nd K. l!i. McAdams conducted
heir regular services while the
lev. John S. Hunter, pastor of the
i. M. E. church at Seneea, iS.-G.v
ondicted for the Rev. Benjamin
. Glover in his absence at Mt.
,ebanon A. M. E. church.
The Dues West- high school?be?
tan its 1941-42 session on last
VIonday under very encouraging
onditior.s. A large group of stulents
were present at the opening
iour as well as a great number
if parents and friends of the
ichool. The devotionals- were conflicted
bv the Rev, J. E. V'auss,
>astor of the St. Mary circuit A.
VI. E. church, rnd remarks were
nade by Supt. E. H. Bradley of
he Due West school and several
>f the patrons. Thus the school is
>ff to a fine start.
Mr. and Mrs. SillB and Mr. Ro)ert
Hawthorne of New York, N.
i., arc the guests of relatives here.
VIrs. Sills, the former Miss Anlerson.
is the daughter of Mr. and
VIrs. George Anderson and Mr.
Jawthorne is their grandson.
Presiding elder C. G. Glover was
Mt. Lebanon A. M. E. church on
ast Sundry and made instructive
cmarks, Also Rev. J. H. Burns of
;he Hat Koek Station.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Lee, Mrs.
Bessie Garrett and Mr. David Maun
attended the marriage of Miss
CVTIITe Mae J ,ee which occurred jn
Williamston. S. C. at 8 o'clock !
>n last Sunday night. She i. the
,'oungest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Lee.
Messrs. W. E. Vauss and E. A.
Susswell end Mrs. Jennie Vauss
.vent down to visit the pastor. Rev.
Berjatmn-Jv Ghrver nt~the Jiuine uf
lis father on last Sunday afternoon.
Mr. O. L. Smith was also
lown to see him one day last week.
We r.re hoping that he may soon
he hack to the members of Mt
Lebanon.
Rev. E. L. McAdams came up
from Abbeville, S. C. ..and was
present at the opening of the Due
West school on last Monday.
BETHLEHEM BAPTIST
rHURTH
"\c wHeTrv iS. C,?Th*. Stind? v
School was called 'to order by
Sept. R. F. Gladden at 10 a. m.
Vith a large crowd of young and
idult members in attendance.
We are. looking for more than
twenty adult members and friends
in Sunday School Sunday coming.
Will you be in that number?
Our pastor at the regular morn"'
ng services, brought us a strong
message using as his subject these
vords: "Making christian religion
practical." We could not help but
Feet-thxr spirit as he prerche<j-lto
jb from the very bottom of his
soul.
The B. T. U. began its services
it 7 p. m. with the president. Mrs
L. A. Graham, in charge. The program,
which was verv good, was
presented by Mrs. E. FT Gaulden's
rroup..
Sunday nigfiTour'prstor brough^
is another short but strong ser
lion which was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Mamie Douglas Abney of
Saluda. S. C., worshiped with us
ill day Sunday. Even though she
s now living: in aeiuua county, sinis
still a member of Bethlolu-iv .
the church which has been fie'
place oF refuge for many, many
pears.
The pastor will preach from the
subject Sunday morning:: "Gone
[Vith the Wind." Will-you be there
to hear it?
KERSHAW NEWS
The Kershaw Junior high school
began its 1941-42 season last
Thursday. September 25". Many
school official,, and patrons were
Present at the opening exercise.
Some vorv encouraging remarks"
principal; Supt. C. I,. Rnsor. Mis<
ivere made by Mr. J. P. Norl;
Hammie, attendance teacher; Di
Turner, trustee, and Mr. Anthonv
^resident of the Parent-Teachers'
Association. New teachers in the
ichool this year are: Miss Salome
B. Spam, Chester, S. C., and Miss
Bernice Johnson. Columbia., S. C.
Citizens representing different
drtrrches of Kershaw met anfh
rm-.vw.,l q fp TV h " P""
Dose of making it pleasant for the
soldier,, who are stationed here
for-thc maneuvers. The first entertainment
was given at t"
ichool Friday night. The program
committee: Messrs. Neal, Drakeford,
Belton, Miller, James am'
Anthony rendered a very unio>"
nrocram.
The Gospel Singers of Detroit
Mich., gave a program at Mt. Zkm
M>K. cTTuroTT Friday nTgFfr Dc fh
)er 3rd.
Miss Ruth Outen. Ridgewav, S.
T. soent last week in Kershav
Neal.
The spirit ran high Scndav
morning1 at the First Ran,:
^hurch where the psstor nreached
an irsniring sermon on the subject
"Choosing Jesus' way of Lif:*."
The choir and pastor of Fi'-st
Ran List were found?at M t Zion
Baptist church of ifecth Snrings
tvhere Rev,. Adam J^ncs is the
pastor, to conduct ine nTTovrmnn
;ervice. It. was*" there that every*>dy's
cup ran over in response to
:he (rood sinsrine hy the choir and
he matchless sermon bv Rev. J. P
Wat from the subject, "Testifynsr
for JesuB."
DOUBLR BRANCH "4 ^QL
A. M. E. C HURCH
The Sunday school opened at 10 Loin
o'clock. ?Ravi?,! W r>i?.h<.r?and .'Prtnho
teachers present. After the dis- I ingf a
cussion by the various classes the Najfgli
lesson was reviewed by the pas- Scripti
tor: v . TMrs. I,
Sunday morning the pastor McBur
took his text from Psalms 50:10. L^ads
Sunday night he preached another ^ L>
remarkable senium. Both -trarcr 7
food for our hungry souls. ((<>luml
The Lord's Supper was served ^'?urai!
to all Christians. ' ^!c
?We were delighted to Tiave two c"'^s
of our school teachers to worship I
with us Sunday morning. heart,.
Mrs. Charlotte Dervin who is a,in|
considered the "Mother" of the ' , s'
church was present at the services ..taLO:
Sunday. -
A?Rally for the benefit of the u
pastor came to a close Monday
night with a total sum of $152.00. f. v,^r^
We wish to thank all who gave us 'pYi?riTTT
"donations. . ( for hir
The Official Board meeting was R,7v
held Monday night 8 p.m. All of- ()f jj,'.
ficial reports were favorable. (,f j.U]
A Chicken supper was given on Airs
Tuesday night by the Church Aid pt.'rrv
board at the home of Mrs. Emma vjsj'tj
Young. We were delighted to Thursi
have present Rev. and Mrs. B. C. *
F. D. Dreher, pastor of St. James jn Gor
church in Abbeville, S. C. panied
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Suber of
New Jersey journeyed here Sunday
by plane to visit" his father
Mi. Jul nan y Subor and \>ther re la'Gves
Sum
Mrs. Eula Corley has been ill Verv 1
at her residence but is recover- Smi,!..,
bvSui
group
pastor.
CHAPPELLE STATION f?r Go
A. M. E. CHURCH the sn
-?? ?fv 11 ve
At 11:30 our pastor brought to Perry
us a wonderful sermon from II Rov?
King 4:26 subject Is dC Wtrtt^Wlth 'preach
Your Soul? A large number took Gen. :
Communion.- They 1
Miss Thelma Gist and Messrs very s
Roosevelt and Monrow Gist unit- eompai
ed with the church and were bap- tored
tized. Four of the pastor's child preach
ren along with six others werj al- sermo?
so baptized. progra
At 8 o'clock the pastor present- texl. v
ed Rev. Killingsworth who preach "And 1
ed from John 3:7,.subject Ye must lagf?
Lv born again. Visitors were about,
Mrs. Kennedy and daughter of say"th
Bethel; Mrs. Watson, Sidiwv Park Wo lis*
_M ess is Richmond T.n.wrey, Fred from?I
Jj ro wiu^LJIW-B u e e h a mr-Peter?Wtl~?Art
son all of Columbia and McKay of were
Mullins who made _encouraging -ood u
remarks. kvpt-4
We were very pleased to see
Rev. John Burroughs who is a '
menci 01 unappelie Station but
cant come to us often because of ^a'<, '
his own church work. Rev. Mo. ? ,<l(1
Clintic was the life of the servie?? NN'"
es-lis he usually is. We are aU |{ua r
ways clad to have him. .
The revival meeting was a suecess.
Five -souls were saved, three
of Uu'in wer?. . the -ilaughtac? an4-jr 3
sons- of Mr. ami Mrs.' M011 row ^
Ci 1st. n i-uTi^TT
We are working hard to vet our *
beloved pastor readv for the An- , *
- . < . . seems
nudl conterence when it convenes -^ji<ti
in Columbia. He is a wonderful plu,s\
pastor and we hope that he will
be simt back to us for another a pr0jr
.yCRT^. ? 1?--termrt-1
We ap
rents (
FLORENCE NEWS ! comes'
bight.
Mrs. Madline W hite Robinson i
.and daughter left last week foi
New York City where they?wib - ?v
make their home. *i~ "
Mr. and Mrs. Paul "Washington s -rv
are" the proud parents of * son,
[Paul, Jr., born Octobei' 3rd. Before
her marriage |She was Miss Marv
'Ella Cockfield. ' Crosby
Mr. and Mrs. J, S. Sims of nionChicago,
111., are in the citv visit- Rev.
ing their sick sister. Mrs. Karne- a. t,m*
fcfcting: DcokoniT pnd family*-. 1
Lunceford's orchestra in action ir Mills I
Darlington on Monday- October (1. City*
Send all news to I Stokes. ^'r- an
_ Prof- R. 13. Raker ?p..nt l1ic_ jly.?i.
week end in Columbia with rela- Mr. at
tives and friends. left T!
""" : Mrs. '
r relati vi
RALLY FOR CLAFLIN havi> r
COLLEGE Jl SUCCESS WO(l 1
_ 'Mrs.
Orangeburg?The RenevoTFft ty M<1
and C-laflin Rally of the South Cr- visited
rolina Conference at Claflin Col- and fi
lege recnt.lv wat. a?sucm<?IW--TLll il
report bv district ... I r?i'?
Beaufort, $ 1,009; Bennettsville Mrs. b
$6 5 5; B^rklejt', not present; ington
Charleston, $757; Greenville. $758; home.
Florence, $lk193; Orangeburg. Mr.
$974; Spartanburg, $637; and Sum- Emma
tor. $1,315. Total, $7,2(12.00. Johnni
Tbe Claflin singers were at Jones.
Macedonia last Sunday niitbt. Tenn.,
?? turned
EMMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH Mrs.
. to No
rtruroh goers many taking advan- Miss
tape of it. Tho Sunday school Philad
was well attended, lesson was sumo
taji?ftrt-~~XviTFr interest. at the
At'11:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. tho Th(.
pastor brought us a wonderful eala o
message which was enjoyed by an with f
appreciative congregation. The pupils.
Holy Communion was given at and oi
'>oth services. were a
Mr. J. C. Caldwell is home and consist
.(loinjj. nicely, nfter^hemg a patient Moore.
In the Columbia hopsital for 3 S M<
weeks. Helen
(Xir fall revival will hepin Mon Miev4
day night, October 13. Miss Car- bono,
lie Bell Priester is preacher in Miss F
charge. We soliHt the coopera- berry,
tion of our friends arid members chers- i
to come out and help us fight sin 1 C. 1
and Satan. ^ .. jyou. ._
THE PALMETIO J
"l'llERN XEW COMETH
CLUB
: Island. N. V? Thursday,
Trs nteet
t the home of Mi. Klijarf
s. Song. "Jesus is Calling."
ire reading. 25th Psalms. by
. Halloway; prayer Ky W. S.
nette; song. "Where II
Me."
were very glad to have our
;?Rev. A. B.- TOitrvy from
bia. S. C., givt> us those erring
remarks. Si.tig, 'PrenetteW
ETAO ETA ETAE
Emr!.""-A very HIT-' renting'
y W. S. McBuinette. Our
have been uplifted after
I* these wonderful spoaches.
Bailey, Mr. Hettrv Garvin,
n Davis Thomas. Jr.. and
Laur.4 .. Thomas-brought _us
wonderful messages which
s to a higher gmumb- Rev.favored
us with <?ne of our
te sngs. "I Am doing
rh." A cni 1 cction was taken
nr_
Bailey was the dinner guest
. and Mrs. Elijah Naggle*
nacia, NT. Y. on-Thursday.
Joshia P. Lestte(l and Cleo
from Philadelphia. Pa., were
g Mrs. Ruth .Nagglis on
lav.
B..ik-y Mcftui j ' tte from
(MjiMit. Pil.. Visit< c! h!s f; tJ.i r
una, N. Y. He was aeebmbv
Mr. S. C. Jones.
mPF \'FMi?
lay, October 5,- \vc, had a
usy day at Mace, burial The
, S huol was called to order
)t. S. It. Connor with a large.
lof children pVesent. The
-Took -part as usual. Ho left>od
Hone where lie rendered
me assistance. They also had
!y?rr-rryrr SClAice led by
Itvant and others.
? Burecss came t'oi-unrd :n?L
e(] a now-I'ful .sermon from
27:2. "Behold, here am I."
jad a salary rally which was
cecessful. Thus done. he. in
ny with Bro W. Porter, mo down
to Oak Grove -fa
i the annual Thanksgiving
: for No. 20 Association. The
m wrs short and sweet. The
vas taken from Mark 0:6.
io went round about the vilteaching.
Subiect. , "Goin?
doing good."''We could but
;?t ?H- is good to be here as
1 * * I. I. . 1 . i" I ... 1. ..
emu HI ini' 111.'i(>i iii i"I'niiii KM
tm clost^ ot the session we
sumptuously fed by these
,onien. Mr. Ned Corbitt was
usy handing out the lemonSunday
nitrht. the pastor, in
iv with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
rnd mary others, motored
'<1. Hope where we witnessed
Jtk-rful - usher hoard ?ami
tte program sponsored by
ohn Gass and others. Visitleis
were Cedar Grove Bap.
,'thel M. K. ushers and quarThey
all played their narts
coveritur of the church. They
i Hie"; sv .leffersor. wr.o
to he a very fine lady and
an worker was a welcome
to. nur town on Monday p".>
is helpiti'-' i's to put ovt i
ram at Macedonia in in.
nf^the Jirrrrnr Missionaries
preeiate wry much her pa orsent
to allow us to lis*eat
talent. This pro<rnm
off ?>n the first Sunday
Please come and help us.
whitmiri:?news '
ice was he'd at Bruce Tab
church Sunday niprht by
n<r Elder 1> C. Crosby. Rev
preached a splendid serPnstor.
Re\. Blakes.
A. C. Chambers delivered
sermon Sunday, at Cedar
church. .
rrrs home: Mrs.? Rosanna
has returned to New York
afteiL v+siliiur her parents,
d Mrs. J. .T Epps and fani-?
'initial in Nmth Carolina;
id Mrs. Tommy Johnson
uirsday . to visit Air and .
Buford Johnson and other
es in Winston-Salem. They
( turned home, reported a
rip.
M. S; AToore and little Bet
ore,. Mis. Rrosia Williams
Mr. and Mis Manton Sims
imily Saturday. September
1 .Carlisle. .
LJi fur dV.eiaiiiutihii h r I
'annie (>lenn. left for Wash
where she will make her
and Mrs. Ed. Prather Mrs.
Clark. Mr. J. C. Prather,
e Prather John Albert
motored t(.- Johnson City.
Thi v have all re.
home.
Ethel 1-. Kant was called
wl/erry on account (if the
Of heV sb'te'.
Annie 1.7 A brains, from
elphia. Pa., is home to reher
job of teaching school
RelifuTil school.
Whitmire school mode a
ipeninjr on September 20th
iri enrollment of over 200
Prof. I'lysses S. Gallman
thei distinguished visitors
t the npnriiu!. ?Thrr fartiltv
s of: Principal, Robert E.
fnon Roek Hill; Mrs M
>ore, from Newberry; Mi?s
Daniel, fr mi Ora.i^eburjr;
no belle?Dave*, from?Wtnns-Miss
Jackson from Sumter;
Irrvstine Hurt on from NewWe
welcome the new tonlt
the home ,yf Mr. and Mrs
lyrd. We welcome you and
.EADER
LAMAR, S. C.
Miss Kthel f>avis, Reporter .
r ->tjrrTTTry?j5cliu(/P\\7i~ opct.vd with |
the Supt. an,i his co-worker., present.
Alter tin* lesson was carefuly
. jli.siLUssiai- by -trht tT*Ttchtn*-r?TTCr"
Supt. railed on some of the members
of the Suipiay School who aiI
tended tile ^Sunday School , Con
vention at Camden, S. to give
?reports They a 11 gaVe- ve r y. informatio:
al reports. Two of the
teachers of Lamar junior ijrii
school. Misses flreene and White.
?n+srr jrave very shoil i?ut Tnterestintr
talks.
A large number of youth and
adults who were converted during
our wonderful revival meeting
were baptized and felluwshipcd intu
the church*
Wp were triad to have "Mr. a'd
Mrs,-lobe- Henry Mrrk -r>f~T*a"yetTT?
ville. N. C.. to worship with u- nr.
Sunday. They were vjsiting *Mxs_
Mamie DuRosej sisters. of Mr.
John 11. Mack.
Miss Mabh? Rrow-n -of Carter;:
. vine. S. L\. was the truest <.f Miss
Willie Mae ami little Miss Primrose
Mack on Sunday.
Mr. and Mis. Chest Seg; i are
here, from Xyw--iJ*-rsry?srierrdirg
while with hitter's mother. Miss
Sennie Robinson.
?Shady Grnrr?Methodist Church
Rev. E. C. Wright. D. I) . I). S..
will hold his fourth and kist quarterly
confernce next Sunday at
Sandy Grove. Mr. R. L. Uyrd, tlist
lift Stl'M I I'd | in .nihil. l.i.nll.l. H.hri;:<r
the full aniuont asked for in
order to have a successful c? nfererice
along all lines.
M r. and M is W?Hvil.es. M I ulnl
Mrs. Moses Rivers Mr ami Mrs.
T. E. lingers. Sir. and Mrs. Raymond
l\vrd. ?Mrs, Crrns Ify td.
Rev. and Mrs. M.* J. Porter were
among those who nut Sunday? afternoon
and arranged for the annual
program for this conference
year. According to the wpeeii 1 fine?
mittee of captains which met at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. M
Rivers, plan* were made for the
final drive-to.-nay the pastor out
in full Sunday. October 2<>th. recording
to_Bishpp King.. -?
I The I.a mar charge is listed, as.
"a hitr.drpd percent charge." We
are proud of the type of men and
women who head this charge. According
to Rev. Porter, "it is hard
to find more loyalty anywhere
I I Kill _tI.IV 1*1 I ('111 1/1* I > (l| in*'
Lamar charge."
Mr. Charlie Enoch trot through
unloading his, wagon at the parsonage
Monday. He 1 -ft hi,. pastor
smiling all over.
Mr. George Washington, charge
lay-leader, wrs the guest speaker
at Jos.-y Chapel Methodist crurch
last Sunday night. Mr. James
Stephenson was the officiating
stewa rd.
Mr. Willie Edward Hickson and
Mi ss Alhertha Jones wore joined j
in holy matrimony on October 4 at
the parsonage bv Rev. M. J. Porter.
Rev, Mrs. U. A. Grooms was the
dinner guest of . Mr, and Mrs. C?
31 c(.'o 11 ough Snnday. _
Mrck regret to find her on the
sick list.
The friend^ of Miss Mary L
Rev. W. Fraiser was the officiating
minister in charge of the
funeral of Mr. James Coker. Mr.
Georg. Murray was the undertaker,
liew M. J. Porter and Rev. A. J.
Pogue Were visiting guests < f Rev.
and Mrs. C, W. Frnnci,. of Waynesboro.
Ga. on October 2nd.
| Mrs. Da isv Paul, one of the
leading members of John Wesley,
is a pleasing booster 1 f hi r
church. I.et"> have more church.
boosters in . "htm-h: -r.
The following "members' we're
fel lew ,-h!)>>'<I int.. the elniich: Mis; "
Annie Hanvll. Mis., Willie M.t
Segp.rs. Miss Mary I.. Segars. Mr.
Sid Sesrrrs. Miss Fannie Segars.
Mr. L. Allen. Mr. M. L. Woods.
Mis. Susana Scott. Mis.. Corena
Harruti. Miss Willie Mae Damon.
Mr. Daniel Luimn. Miss Bessie M.
Set:.i rs.
Mrs. ( : rite hvrd wo,. appointed
by the pastor a"> a class Uvade'\
and the following nn-rahrrs?arwe
nlaced on her class: Miss Jessie.
M. Sei'Mis Mis.s... Liivcna Sogai s.- .
Miss F: nnie L. Segals. Miss Marv,
.Lee Sezars. Miss Anna L. HanvlF-Mr.
St.! Segat's. Miss Willie Mi"
Mack. Miss Frances M. Coker, Mr.
John W Bennett. Miss Willie M
Damon.
The following were baptized:
Mr. I .cwTs^frrprland. Mrs. Queen
Samuel. Miss Lubertha T.vde. Miss
Corena Herron, Willie Mae Damon.
Miss Victoria Coward. Mrs.
Fivnia Peonies. Mr I ..TiTrrr;
TVoples^^ Tr r on.M is*
Albertha Dukes. Mi<s (Jlndvs Duhopo
Miss Virginia Rivers. . Mr. f.
Allen
The Indies are looking forward
to a great meeting of the W S
and C. S. at tb.> home of Mrs. E.
Brown Sunday at 1 p. m.
I
M \RION NEWS
' Mr an ' M r<5. f.njJ L Divon of
New York City rre visiting at the
home of Mrs. Mary .1 Lewis or.
Waverlv Wav. Later thov will v'sit
relatives at C'>oL_S|imors. S?X?
Refore returninur To New York
they will spend a few dnvs at At ;
lantic Beach ; d Washinirt >n
n. r.
i Mrs. Dixon u a nurse at the
Metropolitan Hospital and Mr Dixon
is a supervisor at the Maxwell
House cofTe?. plant.
Prof. M. John; kin spent n week,
with his mother in Hartford.
Conn.
Funeral-riles woiv Held for Mrs
Janie Scott. Sunday. September 25
Rev, \V. F,. Richardson, pastor,
conducted the service. Mr. Henry.
L. Mackson was in charote.
Mrs. Scott w?,s a faithful member
bt St. John A M. F."church
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MORRIS COLLEGE R
ITTS SPIRIT IN MO1
~ r Jo a i y_^tdly Wid-at- Morst
f supporter- let< iniincI to advai
vuiiriny' the cause of Monk colic
drive. R? v (J. <!nvo ?
J. C. Cf.v a- .1 \V Hoykhi. .1. P
iitul-MT". Hdlcy, and Mis. Joseph II
theVftiv^.Te more determined than <
I Jr. k"'dtr invitod the aid of the st
ni'..i ?tl.ry could do.? The- JM-pU-nd
fund S-4"> '!.On in added money, and ^
filled latei Mollis is calling on a
N a m e
' Hl'aek -Jaek Knon
(T,'..iid;
I ieth-nmane assoejation
i J< t us tilei i association
H< thl< ho.o) baptist chujvh
~ XTToFTy 11 ill. Conway
4etHisali'ni baptist dnuieh
J? !".:saleni Woim n convention
L,.o..l? e <
m ". !;"i.y:i:.L.;
. I invy (irovc. Andrews ?
i'iist (alvary
!.:tkc as?ntiiin<iti
ruiay School eonvt-rition i
\V mien's K. and .M cohvtnrij,"
Deacons' Union
Mi-senary
Cherry Hill
Ch.-.-t<-rfi-id "
l.irth- 1'i f ciatiun
Convention"
Union
S. S. union
y_ /' ' tie; :
Calvary SundaySchool convert
Ml MoriahMl.
Zion
\'-w. II. the,'
' i'r i;r .
v..!:. ell.
S77 Pa ill
Sau Mil! "
! ( a 1 vary church
' rj/.j, Haplist church
. W"i ?Ca;ti.r church ;
\\ 'Uinr.Auxiliary P<-e Oeo as-.an
lia|.t;vt church'
Z;..;. Chape] t( Placet
I'm-e.nted i;ic president
Jhekv. R..V, K. M ..
'Hlist-O. ds'-V. ,p f~: - "e ?
Hum-.--. Ucu-W .J
("lark. H? v. .1 <
"ana's. ] ;t.y. |
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Ka ley. Pov. .1 \\
I'hsi.V. rn. Pev H A
! M . .1 a
I. : I lev P. c
Ha' tc', IJ j s .[, .Sep!- . .
-k::rw?P' .?ft"?it"? "
I.owcvy. Kev. P.. \V.
Keeder. IlcV. J. P.
P*idirili. Pcv. (I A
Marks. 1 ?r. .J. J. .
Williams. l'lvv. W I'
. <
The follow :jj>j- contributed ten c
X M. ( ortman. Iiev. G. G. Daniel
__W. Dean. Miss K. Queer MiIda .J.
i:am M'llcr, Mr. Whitley Hilton. Mi.ivan,
Mr. Ler.uy Thompson. Miss
lianis, Miss Eloise York. Miss Zej-i
W OQIili Li-t'-K?N-EAVS -r?
Ne? Bethel Baptist (. huri'h
St;;.day S.hool \\as fine. The lesso
was reviewed by Hev Mix of
Laurens. S. ('. After a warm pray
er service out pas-tu-r brought to
.!.- it s-.tii stirring message, also
He fi> niirht. theme. "The value
! >f education." which was also el;- ;
io'yeii. "" ' 1
Mr Tan i Mm-u-Ly- Mr. Jonas
K..inter. Miss Ellij. -Moody, Ke\.
Mr.- Peek. Mis. Harriet Gist ;
w--:-':::pe?] at New Bethel Sunday
I You Too CaiUHav
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BESGRO TlM
j ' ?FORMULA - - -fO?j
t^MfULYOU AS
IT HAS HELPED M '1
THOUSANDS JHlflj
OF OTHERSI A
JH
i How You Can Grow 1
I Certain parts of the body grow to a c<
Hair Crows always if you keep your $c
1 , Itching. When yon scratch your scalp
HAIR WILL NOT GR<
i There are no sweat glands In sores o
' i by nature to make certain outgrowths
I , well. Hair is produced by our scalp ski
I little place in the true skin. If you
I ' you may feel all right, but nothing
I ' A scar is not skin. You will never fi
1 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 unruly
i h a muscle which is attached to its Hair
, ^ healthy hair, you must help nature to
v in good corrdititm. KtvpTT clean, soil i
y If you are suffering with head sores
' i complete treatment or you will lose t
I working properly and guarantee youi
I long growing hair, give yourself a eorr
I | Compftff Na-Halr Scalp
' , Nu-Hair B?tqro Formulc
Nu-Hair PrtuiRq Compot
Nu-Hair Special Shampc
| SEND NO MONI
, Jam Mnd him tad tddraaa. Pay Pi ww ?
Ivt dtlivm tha antlra mttiMal It it Otiar
' Writ* Nowl
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CEMENT ? ?colleee
nrr-Svptrrrrber ~~ffO" a" group
u?- the cue so of education by adge
through a successful Library
lOeetor: Reverends: L. E. Daniels,
Reeder; Messrs Rice, J. 0.- Floyd,
atten. assured the studentbody that
ver that the drive be a success,
udeiits, telling them that there was
both nilly- brought the library
lObo in pledges intended to be fulII
-hei friends. The?results of the
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r.ts each: Rev. G. R. Conner, Miss
s. Miss Ma;tie L. Daniel^, Rev. E.
>nes. Miss Mary Mcintosh, Mr. Wil-s
Ruby Stackhouse, Miss Edith Sul
Maggie Wat-son, Mr. Samuel Wilaerlee
Young.
Tmhv. also- Mr! oTrue Young of
G*-daV-tfrove-Baptist church; Mrs.
K ula Irby of Duncan; and . Mr. and.
.Mrs. Gilliam of Spartanburg, S. C.
Aft r <ervi;e Mr. and Mrs. Gilliam
motored to Sedalia to visit his
puivn.s. Mr. and' Mrs. Thomas
Gilliam. Mrs.' Lillie Rogers ace
m m nied them.
bV' aiv glad to say that after
t.n weeks..in the hospital, Mrs. M.
hi Rogers is able to be at home.
Miss Delhi Gray is also able to be
home and yut again.
Ke\. A. I). Duncan, Jr., Pastor
e Beautiful Hair f
Luiiy, Healthy Hutr j "
:rtain size and no further, whereat, .
alp healthy. An ailing acalp cauaea (
you make aorea and scar*.
>W FROM A SCAR
r scars. The body it given power ,
i of skin which we all know very I
n. Each Hair Grows from a special Y
destroy or mutilate thia true skin 1 |
will ever form another true akin. 1 .
nd a hair growing from a tear or 1 .
of the hair buiba. If yeu do i
will become brittle and break off. , '
produce oil that keeps it aoft and ( I
and from crackiYtg. Every hair has I
Root. In order to hare attractive, |
Grow Hair by keeping your seals J ,
ind eliminate itching and dandruff. <
or scars do not delay taking ear <
rout hair. To keepeyour hair cells ,
rself e healthy, beautiful bead of I
tpleto Nu-Hair Treatment. * ' |
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