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f ' SAtUJdiay, November 1, 1941 APPOINTED EVANGELIST W/ - ?. ...-.' 4 Spartanburg, S. C.?Rev.- A. M. ^ Matthews, D.D., has just returnP ed from Dante, Virginia and Nor., ton, Virginia, where he conducted a successful meeting. . He also attended the National Baptist convention w'hich corovened in Cleveland, Ohio, the second ?"week 1tt September. We reports a very successful meeting and an enjoyable time while there. Rev. Matthews, was honored at ?1 this meeting. He was appointed by the Home Mission Board as Evangelist of this Great National Body, Inc. ^ Rev. Matthews i s eminently P qualified to carry on the work of evangelism wherever his services are required and Providence directs. MAPLE RIDGE BAPTIST CHURCH Union, S. C.?Sunday, October 26th Sunday school bean at its us ual hour, conducted by. its very efficient Supt and teacher, Prof. ?? W, M. Bogan. ^ After which prayer service beW ' Kan conducted by the Chairman, Brother Bosy Hudge which was a very good service;. Then the pastor came ~befbre~us and delivered a most wonderful soul stirring and inspiring message from Matt. 4-6^24?The Cross?Photo.?Collec. . tion during the day as follows: Sunday sdhool $1.56; Pastor's salary $16.25; total $17.96. Several announcements were made then we adjourned. ;We are thanking God for this wonderful leader, Rev. J. P. Gibson. Wb feel that we are steadily rising under his progressive leadership. Thelma Peeples. ^ MR. GOODWIN LAID TO REST ? James Goodwin departed this life October 19th ar.ri was funeralized Wednesday, October 22 at Bishop Memorial A. M. E. church by Rev. H. B. Butler, Jr., assisted Kir D T T}?. TV- II* 1> UJ tv^v. ii. xx. uuwiumi, lji . >> L. Clarke and Dr. E. A. Adams. Mr. Goodwin was orn in Ninety Six; later he moved to Cokm bia and worked for the Southern ^ Railway thirty or more years. m He was about to be retired when he died. Mr. Goodwin was born in Ninequality, very quiet and possessed a fine disposition. He had a love ly home at 2354 Washington St. He Aas a faithful member and trustee at Bishop Memorial A. M. E. church: a member of the union and societies. Long; before time the churdh was filled tq its canacitv. The oituary was rend by Mrs. L. K. Nelson; resolutions and telegrams were read by Dr. L. A. Lewie; remarks bv representatives of Waverly club and thev sang his favorite song "Swing Low Sweet Chariot". W Surviving are, bis wife. Mrs. Sarah Goodwin; one sister, Mrs. Jessie Debman of Hampton, Va.; three brothers, West, Fred and T ^ J....'- one ?JOe VjUUUWIII Ul Vy^iuiuuia, vuc _dauf*hter, Mrs. Mattie Goodwin; one grand daughter, Miss Bertha Mae Goodwin and six nieces. Undertaker Johrraon .in charge. Interment Palmetto cemetery. GREENVILLE NEWS Mr. Harold Rogers of Manly St., sustained painful arm injuries while working Tuesday. He is improving fairly rapidly, however, and i? planning to return to his job in a few days. Mrs. Pearl Humbert of Green avenue, visited relatives in Liber ty, S. C. Sunday. Mr. J. O. Simpson and several friends motored to Laurens county last Thursday on a picnic and fishing trip. They repcrrt having had . ' a very pleasant outing. Mr. Willie J. Hunt was the supper guest of Miss Rose Murray Wednesday night. Messrs. P. F. Babb and Mack Fowler visited relatives in Silver Street And Lrosfl Hill, S. U. T6. cently. Mrs. Emma Lou Sullivan who is undergoing treatment at the Work ing Benevolent hospital, is still - 11-- S11 crmcaiiy iu, Word has been received here that Mr. Wendell Thackston of GireenWpad, died early - Friday morning after being sick for a short time. He wa, a native of this elty and moved to Greenwood with his brother, the late Mr. Na. thaniel Thackston, several years ago. They were engaged in business there as undertakers. The mother of Mr. Thackston was the late Mrs. Vashti Thackston, who CW for more than thirty years was a cook for the Cleveland family on E. Park Ave. He Is survived by his wife, a little daughter an<j a son, Two sisters, Mrs. Jessie Har. ris of Greenville, and Miss Thelma Thackston of Philadelphia, a brother, Mr. Ted Thackston of Colum_ Mrs. Eliza Brewster and son, Edgar Brewster -of Miami, Fla., who have been the guests of Mrs. Mary Gary, left for home last Monday. While on their vacation I AROUND WEST COLUMBIA J AND CAYCE By Rev. A. L. I)iggs Mi. JanRs Sligh, a graduate of La Review high school, West Co_ J lumbia, is attending college at Allen University and is also a great a football player. He is a fine young man, having attended school under ^ Rev. J. W. Shaw. "Wisdom is the 1 principal thing, therefore get wis . 1 dom and with all thy getting get ' I understanding." Prov. 4:7.Rev, P. P. MeFarland is attend 1 ing college -at Alien University. He is a successful pastor and a 1 good preacher but he is mindful of what Paul wrote to Timothy, i "Etudy to shew thyself approved < unto God, a workman that needeth not be ashamed rightly dividing the word of truth." Timothy 2:16. , Sunday found us at St. Matthew Rev. W. M. Green of West Columbia, pastor. The devotion was conducted by the senior deacon. Rev. Green then arose and took his text from Gen. 22:24, "And.Jacob was left alone and there wrestled a man witn mm uniu me urciiKin^ of day." From this text he preach ed a very good sermon. Everything was carried put just fine. Sunday was pastor's election day and Rev. Green was elected for anc/ther year without one on poser. Rev. A. L. Diggs was the acting chairman. I was told that that Rev. Green's salary was raised $75.00. You go on and do right rnd preach the gospel and don't worry, if the people want you they will take care of you. The master said, "For the workman is worthy of his meat." Matt. 10:10.n You dorthe -Master's hiding and everything will be all right.' Sunday night found us ut Plr.ti_ . Spring Baptist church where \vt met another warm congregation. Rev. Hampton of Columbia, pastor of Central Baptist church, is the pastor of this church also. ? After ; good praver service the write1" preached, using as a text Gen. 21:17. "What aileth the? Hagar," and as a subject, "Family troubles." Mrs. Lola Williams. ..the wife of Mr. T: ff Williams, and tlv daughter in law of Mrs. Mnttk i Harris, returned to New York City Monday night. Mr. and Mrb. David Jones and - David Jones. Jr., Miss Lillie Wise j Mrs. Rut-V Williams, Mr. and "Mrs Robert Dallas. Mrs. Maggie Sim 'ops and Mrs. Maggie Pool wer< (aft~rnoon guests Inst Sunday, a!the home of Mr. and Mrs. Haiiip, .ton Ijarris of West Columbia. Mrs. Katie Williams of Caver went to Atlanta. Ga week before last to attend the funeral of he1 brother Cornelinus" Smith who was shot Sept. 27 and died Oct. 5. He wa<? funernlized on the 12th of Oct. Her nenhrw who was shot on the srme date. died instantly. Mrs. Williams has returned home. battle ".fr f., the son at Rev. and Mrs: J. .T. Jackson, is in the Co. lumbin^ hospital si"fferine: from an accident receive ! on the city ice company's truck. We hope for him a sneedv recovery. Mrs. Iimz L. Walker, and Mrs. l.ucretia Errl are still on the si"k list. Mrs. Geneva Earl who has hoen ill in the Good Samaritan Wnverly hospital, has returned home and is define nicely. Mrs. Anna Middleton an) her ' two drlighters, Mrs. Mary Brown and Mrs. Wilheltyiina Wilbert artexpect ing to attend the colored state fair his week. ' Mr. Dan Weston is'back in Cav. 1 ce to stay having been away for 44 yerrs. He came back a week ago ; from Waterboro. S. C. looking thc~ < picture of healths visit d Laf; vette. Ala. Mrs. Gary motored to the Alabama citv with them. Their friends on Par' ! ker St. \\;ere sorry to see them i leave. ? it i* reported- with- regret- that- -j Mrs. Julia Benson, Mrs. Emma i Teague, and Mr. 'Eugene Robertson ; are ill. At present they rll seem c to be orr the?wa4 to recovery. t however. ; ^ Prof. Charles Mclvcr of the fa. ( culty of Alston high school of Sum ] merville, spent the week $nd in ? Greenville visiting his wife, Mrs. Blanche Craig Mclver and his pa. , rents in law, Mr. ami Mrs^-Young J on Pine street. Mr, Mariah Thompson, the old : >st. living member of Springfield ' church, was honored by the congrc grtion of St. Paul Baptist church >n' Parker St. la$t Wednesday ivht when a special program ! held. Mrs. Thompson is still active ' and finds pleasure rn being able to t lo her prrt in helping to carry ! n the work of the church. Rev. 1 Cunningham is pastor of St. Paul murcn. 1 Rev. and Mrs. B. S. Taylor have ? their hoi/so guest, Mrs. Mary 1 Myrick, their mother, of 4442 In. ' 'iana Ave., Chicago. Being her j first time in the Carolinas, she is r veil jtler-sed with the trip and ? having an enjoyable stay. jr Mrs. Anna Mae Anderson of 9 c Calvary St., gave a dinner Friday evening. October 24th, in honor of ji Mrs. Mary Myrlctr o"f Chicago. jr Those present were: Kev. rnd Mrs. i s B. S. Taylor, Mrs. My rick, Mrs ' Lola Miller and Mrs. Addie Miller. j Mrs. Anderson is one of Allen Temple's staunch members. Principals Cathryan Johnson, J. , E. Reck, Jr., J. Wilbur Walter, L. ' T. Robertson, G. A. Anderson, and * C. E. Hammond; Mrs. G. A. Anderson, and county supervisor B. " A. Goldsmith, constituted th? 1 Greenville delegation that went to Bell St. high school in Clinton ' Monday afternoon in order to meet representatives?from nthor mun s ties of the Fourth Congressional r District and plan a program for f the teachers' district meeting to i be held in Clinton on the 13th' of c December. ? C * - -i ^^ BETHLEHEM BAPT. CHURCH Rev. E. E. Gaulden, Pastor Newberry, S. C.?The Sunday rcbool was -called - to ordee at ^<1 i.m. by assistant Supt., N." L? ..ake. Some several scholars were idded to the enrollment. The morning services got undei vay at 11 a.m. with the pastoi n dharge. lie spoke to us fronr he subject "How Much Do Yo\ iVeigh?" The visiting friendi hat worshiped with us were Misi Vlyrtle Alford of Laurens, S. C, xnd Miss Geraldine Coade o Hampton, Va. The B.T.U. services began a 6:30 p.m. with the president i :harge, after the regular stud; period Mrs. Gussie Miller wh was irt charge o f the protp-ar <?ame forward with a very inter sting progran^ which was enjoy ?rf"b"y"all." Our pastor closed out the day' services Sunday night by spe?k ing with all his might about th Talents. He urged that ever one use his talent or talents a the case might be to the glor and honor of God for we knox not the day nor the hour whe the Son of man cometh. We are looking for you at Beth lehem next Sunday, will you b there? Go to some church o your choice next Sunday. Th Holy Spirit will meet you ther< THE GETHSEMANE tt.lf'i'iP'l* ASSOCIATION Rev. N. Smith, Moderator Shelton, S. C., October 23, 2< 25. the above named asso?iatio; held one of the most Buccessfi sessions in the previous fiftee years. 'TKursdSy Thorndng the associa tion opened. The Introductor sermon was delivered by Rev. F J. Trapp of Columbia, S. C. Tex Isaiah 59:9-11, theme What1 Wrong ? Thursday night the Doctrlni sermon w-as delivered by Rev. F Norris of Columbia Text Act 5:38-39, theme Faith Tn Th Church, Christ Being Its Found and Builder. Friday morning the Devotioni message was delivered by Dr. I Jenkins of Columbia, them< Christianity In A World Crisi: ^he speaker seemed to have bee nt? his best. It seemed that h poke as never before. He capt; vated his audience and brougl uome the truth that Christianit <s the panacea In a world crisi Friday night the Education! sermon was delivered by Rev. V H. Neal of Sumter, S. C.?Te> Gen. 2:8, theme Man A Builde Saturday morning the Missior ry sermon was delivered by Re Z. E. Dennis Text Matt. 28:11 'heme Go and Make Disciples. The writer made mention o some of the high points durin he session. PRESIDENT APPROVES SIX DEFENSE PUBLIC WORKS PROJECTS FOR NEC,ROES Presidential approval of six at :itional Defense Public Work i-lojeets to provide community fa cilities and services for Negr0 ci ilian defense workers and mil; tary personnel was renounced las week by acting Federal Work? Ad mistrator John N, Edy. Thes <ix new projects with a total esti nated cost of $304,843 are dist! mted over five states. Included among the latest pro jects announced i? a recreatioi ;enter at Jacksonville, Fla., to cos ;'.'>0,000; a hospital addition a Wilmington, N. C., S163.200 school additions at Birminghan Ala., $37,500; Lawton, Ok la 511,000, and Milan, Tenn., $13,143 inn a new school at Childersburg Ala., $50,000. In addition, a pro ieet has been approve^ for Allan ;a, Ga., for recreation facilities fo Negro soldier,, and a school ad lition for Negro children ftt Alex rndria, Va. Clinical facilities fo Negroes" are provided ill 18 heaTH renters located in the state o Louisiana. Local authorities spon joring the projects will bear pa )f the total cost of the school pr? lects and health centers. In rase the amount-c/f the spa fund will be fixed by agreemen aetwecn the local ruthoritios am representatives? of the Federa Works Administrator \ 100 pe cent grant Is made for the con struct ion of the hospital additioi n Wilmington, N. C. The recrea ;ion center will be federally con itructed and leased Uy the Unitei Service Organizrtions. Inc. Pptails pf t.r.e newlv nnnrr.ve, DPW projects are: ll Jacksonville Fla.?Recreatioi facilities?Estimated cost, $30,000 The project calls for the con ?truetlon and equipping of a com nunity. building for Negro soldier; stationed at Camp Blanding, Fla The applicant is the Federal So urity Agency. 2. Wilmineton, N. C.?Hospita ?acilities->Estimpted cost. $ 163 100. The project c?Ue for the con itruetion of an addition ,to a hos )ital for Negroes. The aplicr.nt ii he City of Wilmington. 3. Birmingham, Ala.?School Ad lition?Estimated cost, $37,500 Hie project calls for the con truction of a 5-elassroom additior o an existing iNegr0 school Th* ipplicant is the City Board of Ed 4. Ivuvton, Okla. sSchool Ad lition?Estimated cost, $11,000 rhc project calls fyr the con truction of a 4 classroom addition o the Douglas "ETementary School or Negro children. The applicenl a the Board of Education of th( tty of I.awton of the 9tate cd Jklahoma. the palmetto* tfe, I LEXINGTON HONORS PA9V0H A very high clas? reception was ' enjoyed by friends of Rev. I. O. SiTniiTOhs celebrated trnr-ntnth ' birthday a8 pastor erf the three ! churches. He is loved by many, is ' nasumlng, intelligent, btisines; : like, friendly and cooperative. He ' v ill long be remembered bv the 1 members of Mt. Zion, Bethel an 1 hurcl.es also participated on the * Spring Hill. The members-of these s program. A very good sermon was preached, the music was good and ' there wa,. plenty to eat. The p&S_ i tor's comments were thoughtful t and friendly. n? Dr. VV. B. Lx Clark, P. E. of the y Columbia district, mr.de the ad. o dress which was enjoyed by all n?Uev.-'-N. A. Rice also made sum' - remarks. Revs. Lee, Darnely, Mrs - Clark and Mrs. Dennis many oth ers were present. s ' Rev. Simmons said that "yot | ion i have to stumble when yot e can call upon your inner forces at y will. You must realize that yot 8 1?? ve power, arouse the earnest y desire and then find out v/haTTR v is that you want. If you have be n gun to realize that there is u pow., er within you and if ymrdnrrebe gun to arouse it in your conscious c mind, you have started in the f pathway of wisdom and success." e NEW TRINITY 4 n i i>ti?t ruiinrn Rev. B. F. Stewart, Pastor '' Wellford, S. C.?Last week w? jj celebrated the 60t?h anniversary ol ? our?ehureh. The following church es and their pastor took part in the service: Mayfield chapel, Floi l" ence dhapel and Hardy chapel, j On Friday night an anniversary ^ rally was held in?honor?of?the !g church and $135.80 was laid o r the table. On Sunday morning Prof. Roy j Hillf the" efficient principal of oui * schopl was at his post and opened the Sunday school at 10:30 o'clock with all teachers at their post The lesson was beautifully review nd by the pastor. At 12 o'clock the pastor preach ed from the 69th Psalms 9th '* verse. This message was indeec ' an inspiring one. The messagt e showed that zealous men and wo. I ten had done much to foster th< ^ -ause of God's church. ? * The closing sermon was preach s~ ?d by Rev P. A. Flack, pastor oi jj Bo\ves Chapel Presbyterian church j Rev. Flack spoke from Matt. 16. 18. This was indeed a forcefu! r message. Collection for the daj ^ was $51.25. Our church is stil |V mi a prosperous condition. Strang. 3 _?r.s and visitors are always weL ^-| 'nme. f g ST. JAMES ^A. M. E. CHL'RCfi Rev .W. M. McDonald, Pastor Sunday Pchool was called to or I ler by the Supt., Mrs. Estelh .g Johnson, promptly at 10 a. m. with ' officers and teachers at their post* of duty. After the elas3 study ol j"_ the lesson the school was beautiful ^ !y reviewed by Rev. R. B. Golden The Bible elass is holding the banner, Rev. R B.- Golden, teacher Aj"ter the report a neat sum of money was presented to the pastor by Miss Celia Phelps in well chosen words. Remarks were made by Mrs. \V. M. McDonald who has ^ been away visiting in Phila., Pa.. ^ Virginia, and Washington, D. C. Wordfl of response were made by ' Mrs. H. M. Young. Sunday morning after prelimi jnanes, the pastor stirmi tne au<i_ ' lence from the subject "The power ' of the gospel." Sunduy night ho 1 preached?frone 2nd?Timothy 4:7. theme, "A mile stone in life." 1 These sermons will linger in our hearts. The door,, of the church were opened ami--one?person I The leaders' dollar money report frcrm their classes was grand. On Monday night the clubs made their dollar money report. Mrs. Frances Gore, chairman. The captains reported cr follows: Geneva Boney, $5.00; Martha Martin. $1.00; H. M. Young. $10.. 70; Lela" Glover. $5.50; Annie Mae Gore, $11.50; Marjie Mae Cooper. r $11.70; Bertha Chirp, $.7.50; Viola " Tu.ker, $6.65; Mamie Austin. n $5.00; Bulah Darby. $5.00; Alberta Loyd $5.25; Bertha LewiH, " $5.00; total by clubs, $78.80. Wc are sending our pastor to the annual conference with his head TPfT?Kr TlBB M51 tllll amount for conference claims and n black suit, II also a good donation of money. Our delegate, Bro. Robert De" l?ney is also fixed in good shape. This pastor has done more work ' in one year than has been done for years. His work speaks for it' self. With the loyal officers and members by his side, success has ' been ours this year. We are asking the good bishop and presiding elder for the return of our beldved pastor. 5. Milan, Tonn.?-School Addition ?Estimated co??t, $13,143. Tlv aroject calls for the construction of a 4-room addition, including i the present NeRto combination high and elementary school. The application was made by the mayor - and aldermen of Milam, Tenn. 6. Childersburjf, Ala. ? School Facilities?Estimated cost, $50,000. The project calls for the conL slructirrp and equipment?at? a I achool to accommodate 300 elei mentary and high etKool Norto pupils. The applicant i3 the county f board of education of TnlladeRn county. iDftn ! W8SLEY METHODIST CHl'RCII NEWS 1 By (Mrs.) Matilda R. Watson 1' The Woman's Society of Christ- A i an Service met at the home of h AU.-Cullo.igli on Gervais St. < ! c^uit* a lew Dusnuss problems N were discussed and a get-together la meeting was scheduled for lues- h - uuy iHglitol next \veekr Novtnibfi Ul - 4tn, at the home of Alls. X. J. Frederick. The President, Mrs. oi lieulah Baxley, is asking all ladies B ~ "Of Wesley "to t>e presentTlrat we A may discuss and understand more p< lully the need of \oung people 111 the new church. ,ni Sunday was annual Missionary .u r Day. Rev. AlvCallunT mounted ti.e a. - rostrum at 11:30 and took AtrsrAexi .r lrom Isaiah 2:3, "Watchman what fl of the night '/"Jle stressed the m, . . Jb portance of better moral amon,' the christians, and said, "we. as .. h 1 nation, have been going bacKw? ,c in our standard of morals but ,i 1 ward in scientific achievements.'" CI L?ln otherv words he said. ".We M haven't kept pace spiritually with :< our achievement,, in science." ti At the end of the service, Mi. Virgil Wright, a student of Benedict h, College, and the son of our dis- n trict Supt., came forward and con- "it nected himself with the church. R Our trustee rally, which is beintr sponsored by Mrs. Wakefield, Mrs. j McUlmurry, Mrs. McCollough and ,, the writer has been quite a success but. we haven't readied re. S' quired mark, therefore ar<F~5sking all members* who haven't re. > spcmded to this rally to please | bring or send your offering i Sundfly that our trustees may be r" i able to pay all debts in an ear aiuT 1 . not be further embarassed. b< Prof. Hipp and Mrs. Baxley are ^ , working with the young people at ni . Wesley and are bringing them into ' 1 the ne>v church, why not i send ai your girl or'boy out each Sunday m , at 6 p. m. thut they may hear rc r abtrut?the?young?people in the -r I chureh and get?inspiration like- ir , wise. Mr. McGloehlin, one of our min- c( ' ister's sons from Darlington, is te quite a help with the league. lie is musically inclined and helps Mr. ' Hipp and Mrs. Baxley in many t ! respects with their programs. Our pastor's wife, Mrs. Me Oil- L ; lum who teaches in Aiken, was is ' home for the week end. Mrs. Me- n ! Callum is quite a mixer and the u members are always glad to see ni 1 her smiling face. 04 ^ The members of Wesley were f; 1 glad to hear Mrs. Hope's voice in .he choir Sunday after being ab- ^ I sent for several months. Mrs. al ' iope underwent a serious opera- n. I tion at the WaverleyHospital dur_ ing the summer. r 1 .Mrs. McGlochlin, Re\\. McGlocklin's wife of Darlington, was in the?p city a few days on business. ?he ' _ ?i.... o?> vyjouijJLU at II CQ1CJ QUIlUU.V earning and while here was the [ guest of Mrs, I. S. Leevy_on~Xa.y-T_ iL lor St., and the writer, *1523 Har den St. u: 'The members on the sick list l> ' are: Mrs. Rosemond on Pine St.; ' Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, Marion St.; 0 1 Mr. and Mis. Capers. Ridgewood; I .vliss Leevy, the daughter of Mr. , ( and Mrs. I. S. Leevy, Taylor St. 4" L.et us visit these sick members " iiid pray that they may obtain .heir strength soon. ; N 1 LKESVII.LK HKKAL1) \\ The Rev, J. N. Caughman held extra service at Calvary A. M. E. ' ehurch Sunday afternoon with a J| very nice congregation. He preached from Acts 32:30. Hymn No. h 290 was sung. "Go preach my Gospel." Everyone enjoyed tb service. One visitor trom West Columbia, was present. Tne col- 1 ' lection. $9.00, Was Vet'y -jr'Var" i Rev. Caughman wlil l>e i t th i annual conference thi> weei I i C C it-hi will , I . vene at Bethel A. M.E. ehun LJ - _?We__'itill have some sick oiu ^ ' I M the sick list: Mrs. Eunice !!< , Mrs. Minnie Carter^ Mrs. Lulu Thomas. Mrs. Laura Thoihas ; nd Mrs. Jessie Xorris. We hope fo ' 1 them a speedy recovery. ' We still have few cases^ of I diptherin in our community which" "1 is causing some of the children to i be kept out of school. We hope | that they will soon be able To re . turn to their classes. WKBHER Jl'NIOR HICK \ SCHOOL t " Hie \\ ebher Junior hurh school ~ \vhich was desti'oved by fire Feb- , ruarv 18, lf?4hr-is beintr rebuilt and is almost completed. The p: rents, teachers, students and friends are triad to know that within the next ' week err two, the., hujldine will be ' ready for use. The building. a re 1 production of the old. is beautiful I ly constructed and is now in the i process of being wired and painted. The entire?faculty?fctul studentbody will bo trIn?l to bo together aprain. ' Tho Eastover X. K. A Chanter 1 and tho N. H. M. Chapter renrtr<i- 1 nized October '22, with the follow i Irier officers for 1941 42: X E. A. i president, Johnie Belle; vice ( president, Charlie Davis, socio, | tary, D. C. Tucker; wrtch dog. Willie I,.' Rratton; reporter, Ben jamin Bailey. N, H. M. of 9. C.?president. 1 Pearl I.. Tucker; vice,president. I Jessie M. Mclaughlin; seerctnr'-. i - Catherine Smith i assistant?soero?H tary, Rfieudene Philov; treasurer. | Melvine Scott; finance committee. ( Eat^lle Robinson, Roberta Scott, D<*othy LaBrew; reporters, Pearl 8<4>tt and Pauline Gilford. ? NEW BETHEL NEWS Out Sunday school was line ui-.j tough the number w-as few. New- Bethel ? tmtm?mututcd.?to. iken chapel, Taylois, S. C. wtitnve classes met, viz.: .Mootes lapel class; Popular Springs ew Betuel, iiock Hill and Tayds mission. Kcporta were line ine was enjoyeu. Collection IjJIO. L. - Mr. "and Mrs. John iluLoy a-e>- ; ,'tiers motored to Beaver htm. aptist chuicti to a g rami t a:iy. mount?nursed ji.il.tm, fiiey ie? nt a nice time. Mr. and. Mis. David K<?Lins'ri : id the misfortune of losing tncir jiiTo hy lire last Wednesday or..in;r, which destroyed most of I ieir house hohh Then' Tnany t' Tends are in sympathy w 11 " , l.iule Kos.? Parks airi'.ed f - ;1 iv froip Washinjrtoii, \>. C . ! heie he spent the summer with .- aunt. Mrs 111a Sniit'n anil sot: harle. Antlrony came with-diitic oss from?Spartanburg-, t-> --hi*?me in Woodrulf. He had a fine me, \i.. i' .. i - *? - i i uuv M i". 1 ?a\'l(J I'ortr | sun and Mr. Manuel Browning I toieb in Columbia, Sunday lu j tend tin.- anai.al conference. i'V. Ht?iwninv" is pastor of Ti in-y A. M. K. Ziun cnurch.; Rev. A. Lj-p>ey was appointed to u~ A her place. I . PHM.n* i M -ft-t-W IP H Ken?:p-r"+i. \\ eathern, I'astor Kusto'. el'. S. C. Si;iuiu\ - vuMi a>;hcr hiyh day at St. Philip. A:l uirch worUei.- wt: T bund a; tin >use of worship. to be sure KeV. VadlYef# leave O K 'for Tfa- af,r.al conference. Sunday I ": i i ?: .? last S-iulay o:i this side . unual conference year. fiat *:. " y?r|Sors of fit. Philljp a wail -. turn. A wonderful Sunday honl was cor.dvet* d by tin. Sunt. id officers of the school. A warm prayer service was 'r.uucu'u uy mt prayer coniiiiiti*. A noble sermon was preach I ! y Rev. Sister Tena L"vetti*. ibiect Tin).i Shall Have No "hi r p<>ds bc-fart Me. Kvi-'y heart b rr?**i Ii?*v. S s iiVctte delivered Co J's .w.r.L. Sla leaving the comirm w^ek to ake \Vir.stoiuSahrm her ?:? ith her son. S ' mi* -faiewek tessa^e was They * shall he .1 ut +e??t-hf True??I.i v::u* od. The reports for today were tie. The little children t-rk -a! y envelopes and returned them i Srndav. Rev. Weaflicrs and. -ld.i- vtiud.-pf"? le worshiped with Rev. Barber Beulah Baptist church. Th<irown Brothers rendered music t St. Philip or. Sunday r.itrht. Rev. Weathers preached a soul irrinjr sermon on Monday nitrht The "Stewardes r~ Boirrrtsr?Mircv nary and Sunday school respond I very fine in helping the pastor jt with conference claims. No. 1, Alice Johnson Sl.UO: N> . Tona Robinson, SI .Oh; No. ruiali II. Btunson Si.00: No. i. j ;i riii M-r. our; ,v?. ;>. Ka' ;? j 1.00; N'u. 0. Minnie I.akin :> :<rt: No. 7, P.usie Orce | Annie Williams.- no rvp' i.: S. ! $}.0U; Missionary ?-l.G0: Bomai ! u J presented to the najfrr qflj No.'. ? fjpr ousers. M. Iv Hir.tun. re., -tor? j fmm ;^You Too Con Hav r LET THI i HU-HAIR BESGRO Y'joPl r FORMULA " U) ^|g ncLr IUU A) p?r | IT HAS HELPED JT ||j thousands Emm OP OTHERSI A S How You Can Grow I Certain part* of the body grow to a ce Hair Growa alwaya if you keep your aci ItrMny tt'li.. rn.. ? ..i.L ...I.. ...Ir . HAIR WILL HOT GRC There are no aweat glanda in aores oi by nature to make certain outgrowth* well. Hair ia produced by our scalp skir little place in the true skin. If you c you may feel all right, but nothing v A scar is not skin. You will never fir sore. Hair grows from the cells < not look after these hair bulbs, .hair v : There are two glands to each hair to j pliable, keeps it from becoming unruly e muscle which is attached to its Hair healthy nair, yos must help nature to 1 in good conditibn. Keep It clean, soft ai If ypn are suffering with head sores complete treatment or you will lose y< working properly and guarantee yourt long growing hair, give yourself a com Complete Hu-Halr Scalp 1 Nu-Halr Besqro Formula Nu-Hair Pretsinq Compou Nu-Hair Special Skampoi SEND NO MONE Jmm mmm* mJ iddna. Ppy Pottitua m K* lURvm da ?arir? mmmiI h U Guar* Writ, Nowl NU-HAIR PRODUCTS. 1133 Bi PtLg0 Five 1,1 WKST NEWS f ' >' ' '' inij)n*sslve services ' '' ' ' :: -IIrnuivhes uf. Dug ?-?_ . . ~, "7l T5;w;<iav. Sunday " c" v' , I'resbvtorian U?'V.' '' churches was 'del- t,h<- direction of the ' ' JJevs K. L. y : ; ''' I'- l". Daniels c<>n'iU'-v-u -< r?;cc at their out of town "I'M. . .. : -- ' K. church vfj> > . > h< <i3 \ui? conducted ' f'-- Air. W 1, T.ee. At the l.JL- .wiJahlp th? jiaiT - ~ "t. i.i '.. Iji nianiin J. Clover, pre.. <1 Dr. JaMn-s I'. Piesslv, pas'.ne Due _VV'est A'. R p. i : who delivered n Pi"ssagr"K H r::urv<-. jjpt . i.ii .a:to. I i;r ent;rc? congreiuuoo -rrtirr- v-ncot:raged'vahd Hv. h'esen'-e and ' - I'.h he brought. K. T. II.,!:,us it 11(1 , v'\. A'of the Due sacult \. wt.'ie anion!? .J,rtL?I>.t..*i .tiii,. selvk'e-.- ? If ' a -t.s F.itkif.. was recent!* Kfrr..,:! t,, M:-s j,.ant.u; M'-fji Jcj?4+f-rr tr-Da.rrr; S. C. T-Tc ~ _ r ty v.;sh' v tho N c a ; ;.jr : i . - ?*?',1 > >'e\vai'!e.*s Hoar i \\. .,p,. (tr '4 .Vii.-;-' ' rtainiY ' * ' ^ lV<. i (. Y?.jr rr' Men's *\\*. , ;uh a. " V.*/. hv::.- of H.-v. M>-s* J. K. Vruss k tw.v,.l au .take v *>! <? ht A*>ftt:ttC'hT-?~ * !\.l time wa-- a:<! a neat witiivas raj.M- j, ? r < hurv.h. 1 AH" .': f K. --..t- of Mr. A- --> -"? ?i&?-tfuvi.. .w?- I. ? V;- a* ;' " ''' the pa*. ?Ut^?*:?>s 11 ?r. * " yy M -- !;. Gkvor; i v. >i f - K,:Ia Lee pri-v:,:.-.: a >: vuny men A I., at ^ '.\a? - J : tr ... : u: ct. i r L, >:h }rs-t7irr?-? '" M. *.a,.? a? * ;}i Valentino and ~ a eii ' - r -. : ; , . -f Mrs. I -La 1' .' ! :;iv;? '.as*. Suturlav :; ti." L-a - I:-a :y Club of i!" ''a:: Mfiri h?" S gone t" New Y rk .*- *. .. ; ?una- time . o..', n h;s Mr.*. .Bessie .Mars. > * ' . ' .a.?-* v.-.ek-end at lu-foe here. ?HLTiHil. A. M. B. CHURCH I!e\. NN'm. Jackson. FJastor M<c:*:!ar.v:!!o. S. C.?The Sun. ! is ?*;!i ir.'provir.p a? ;i.c int.-. t and teachersin-cu-.s .};.< U-sr- r. so beautifully. 0 i' hu.nb'.v ><rv:;nt. Rev. Wm." "tnrksrT. J v .urr.eri from annua) cot:fvrence as harpy and as cheer :frl n? !.r- wrut \\> v.en- expect. : hiv him to be qur pastor: ' Sow "trrrr.d s( .-.! 'uinr. u'o'.fl?cultivated ?:?;? ?o:i. s he v.;1I in turn reap the & host 'f -rr.i.'.s, -\W are pvoud of err pasfr wh "it God has piven to * he p-eT.ll of MfClellan v iIIt-. s- vie , .'an :.t 1! cV! Rev T:tci>< {:!< > . ? v.chosen ' : . ?i : -b r- n.iah 14:4: The : V: s : hi! brer f Sir.. Ev. 'vas under the sound >' < jr > - rvviit.'s voice Bl: t .i'.va; ;.:cir:- tjvir souls' Pff .; hear: bun. with. . . a.- : kl- us by the way e Beautffd Hair ^ _Z -ong, Healthy Hair ] rtain sixe and no further, whereas, i alp healthy. An ailinp acalp causes , I IOM winks U'IIIP and WW > >W FROM A SCAR ] ' soars. The body is piven power -of-sktrr which we alt know very I >. Each Hair Crows from a speeial i lestroy or mutilate this true skin ' , ?iU ever form another true skin. 1 id a hair prowinp from soar or 1 . >f the hair bulbs. If you do i viII become brittle and break off. < vroduce oil that keens it soft and JB and frOin cracking. Every hair hat J | Root. In order to hove ?ttr?rtrv?, ^ | Crow Hair by keeping your *-alp < ad eliminate itrlnng and dandruff. < or aoara do not deiay taking our t 1 >ur hair. To keep your hair cell* ^ 1 telf a healthy, beautiful head of I plete Nu Hair Treatment. I rroatment consists of: * I SPECIAL OFFER ' ml ALL FOR ONLY , ' Y _ $1 :; ily g 1.00 ptu* ftw mm poataga , ntaad to plaaaa at mut tmlmmdtdl | -oadway. New York, N. Y. ,