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Saturday, November 8, 1941 . , I 33rd-Degree Acti> Council Session o1 Southern Jurisdt< ~ ?i?c Mr. Willard W.' Allen is the, Most Puissant Sovereign Grand ( Commander of the United Su- ] preme Council with the Grand ' See at Washington. D.C. ? _|j The following men were exalt- ' ed to the Honorary 33? at Colum- '. tola, south (Jarouna: ? j EBENEZER A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. G. H. White. Pastor | Mullins, S. C.?Sunday was a high day at our church. Supt. W. si Hughes and teachers were in their o< ? places at Sunday School. A very v able review was given by Prof. W. C. Crawford. v. Our minister, who ha_<- returned T for another conference year, ir preached from the subject, "look " and live." For evening worship, 1< our pastor's text -was - "Endure -tl hardness as a good soldier." I The Northeast Conference is A now history for this year. It is a said that our church gave n very s fino onfortJn'n-ment tn all concern- h e<J7 Bishop and Mrs. J. 13. Flipper b were the guests at the parsonage; r Bishop A. J. Allen of Ohio, was ci the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. b Foxworth; Secretary of Education w E. A. Adams, was the guest of Dr. I and Mrs. M. S. Robinson; Presi- f dent S. R. Higgins of Allen, was li the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Spann ri Doaien._ ?^-p The twins, Messrs. Eson and v JacoJ) Williams, students of Allen, - s "were admitted to the Conference in li their home church; also Brer. John p Brunson was ordained local deacon a in hi9 home church. When our pas- 1 tor came to us we did not have any 1 local preached, now we have one | local deacon, fcrur local preachers j and one exhortor. He seems to be 1 interested in help making preach- e ers. t Mrs' Nonie Garlington of b-au- 1 rens^the mother j)f Mrs. White, c and little Catherine Mae White r were here during the conference, j Mrs. Garlington was-hostess at the v parsonage due to the physical in- j ability of Mrs. White. ' The third Sunday in this month, I November 16, the Rev. Mrs. H. L. J Parker of Winston-Salem, N. C., } will conduct a meeting for us. We are praying for a great revival. c Next Sunday the pastor will i preach his Armistice Day sermon. : The Children's Hour will be ob- i served. The junior choir will sing. < - - ___ v uome to our survitts, >uu ?<f ccrme. * ' " " I ^ !>TSTTN(;i ISMIvI) VISITORS | ^ IN COLUMBIA _J_ Bishop A.J. Allen of Cleveland, ' Ohio, wh&- is assisting Bishop J. S. ' Flipper with his series of confer- ' rncos in Snuth Carolina, ^preached the ordination sermon for the Co. ' , lumbiii conference last Sunday in 1 Columbia at Bethel church. A, was expected, the sermon was strong, J V very arinoaling. and full of.thought _ T and information for his hearers. 1 The closing sermon was preach | ed by Dr. F. C. ITatcher of Little Rock, Ark. This sermon is the trlk 1 tVwi trv'vn nnd ven_ ?o imnressivp C that th^ officials. with Ihn pgaf-nr,? OP~^r- Janerctte, have requested Dr. Hatcher to return at an early date end run a series of meetings for them, Doth Divines were given large d'oVations to help their with j their work. SOCIETY HILL NEWS Rev. Anderson preached here a few Sundays ago. He is a noble voting njt n. Mr. Wcodrow DuPree Blenhiem i"d Miss Maggie Ba:ote of Society Hill, were united in matrimony at \ ^aTT"'"" 't-.ipHc' p?.'".nn?n f^^pnotleng ago. ? Miss Lucile Evans is teaching at Bishopville and Miss Authoring Prince is teaching near McBee. Both of these girls are graduates of Coulter College, Cheraw, and are noted for their christian character. Mr.?y PerceTl Whlttaker, after spending the summer and a part of the fall visiting her children in ? NFW~Yoi'k City, Philadelphia, h"a., Brooklyn, New Jersey, Washington, D. C., Baltimore, and Winston ^^Salem, N. C., i? home again to the \ ^Afelight of her many friends. Her I son Williem, and his wife accom panied her home. They were glad to hp hack apain, aud we were f?lad to have them. Prof. C. FT Thr/mpson, principal of Younsr's Industrial school, addressed the congregation at Mace donia Sunday morning, and at Montose that afternoon. He has a very nice four teacher school. Sis tor Lottie Thompson, nn oM Wm ^PRnd blind invalid, is not doinp so I well. Wo hope that our churches I] will pay fhore attention to her. /e Members " of U F the Scottish Rite etion, Columbia, 8 tober, 18-21, 194 ' . >rrv- - ; ^H Bishop''J. S. Flipper, Atlanta,, 3a.; John E. Smith, Wa hington. C 3.C.; J. E. Anderson, Amarilla, V Tex.; C. C. Ferguscn. Baltimore,' A Vld,; J. S. Stanback. Chester, S.G.;i-? r, L. Duckett. Columb'a. S.C.; I\ J. E. Thomas, Florence, S C.; S. R. [ Biggins, Columbia, S C.; I i: ROBERT SMALLS HIGH J SCHOOL -?4 , Reauf.ort-^-As usual the chapel ervices arc still interesting and iucatiopal. In charge last week j - m:.? i.' c? The progrrm was in keeping ( 'ith Navy Day and Hallowe'en. , he program consisted of readings istrumental solo, playlet entitled * Old Witch Gobbler," and a Haljwe'en song sung by members of he f<rurth grade. Our principal, Mr. W. Kent ilston, hfs been dreaming about bus for the school since last j pring. We have been working ard to interpret this dream. The us rolled on the campus Thursday norning, October 30, the dream ame true. The faculty and student ody w ere rejoiced. Yells and yells 1 .'ere hear(] r 11 over the campus. Friday morning. October 31, the 1 crotball team and cheer leaders ' eft Beaufort in their school bus, notoring to Charleston, S. C.. to ilay Immaculate Conception. M' . "* /ere thby happy! You should have een their faces. Just imagine rol_ '---?-r* _ .1..:. 1 u*,.' ..1 ing on m men f/?n uiw. in; iroud to say they returned *to us jrougbt back the brcon. scores. 3-0. One of the big events of the eason was the Hallowe'en party ast Thursday, October 30. The vening was given to the children, ind at night to the grown vps. rhis wac a pain affair. All of the hildren were masked for the eveling. Some of the costumes were jood looking. Games and dancing t'Ot'e the features ut the evening! IORRY COUNTY TEACH IiRS' MEETING Conway, S. C.?The second ounty meeting was held Oeto 11, 1941, at Whittemore higli scho'ol. After a few suggestions \ motion was passed to have lection for the year. Rev. Stack ouse wifk asked to preside, during he election. The following persons were elected: president. Mr. P. M. Brown; vice-president. Mr. C. A. Prince; secretary, Mrs. M. A. Lewis: assistant secretary. Miss Hazel WilliamsT treasurer. Mr. P. ft. Davis; reporter. Miss Leil i Paige; chairman of Prograpt Committee. Rev. A. W. Strckhouse; chaplain. Rev. T. B. bines. Departmental Leaders: Primary De. partment, .mis. ts. own; m;ermediate Department, Mr. D. A. WiI!iartis; _ High School Depart- . vient.MrrT*. A. Prince. Dnt-.s of meetings: November 11, 1011; December 1.1. 1011; Jrnuarv 10. 1012; February 11. 10.12; March 14. 1012; April 11 1042. ? After elo lion \vas over Nfi . Rhue "ave; the groan some - en couraging remarks. MoetmSF then it(liourne<l until November 11. t**1 tf-^irTOlVhet r \vi l'e ;P?Re<fM.? be present at the next meeting'. ST. JAMES A. M. F.. CIU'RCll Rev. O. S. J. Mollctle. Pastor ? * * : r.. l i,... e ..... Mind iy was a ocauui ui iniv iui church troers, and Sunday School het'nn : t the esunl hour with tlie Supt. and teachers at their nlaeos. At 1 I :T) th.' pastor ascended the Ml III .Mill 111 II .I'll .1 II UMMI llUU'ft in<r sen ion to his hearers'from the 20th chapter of St. Matthew. Kveryo'vc went" awry teeTTnpT inspired. Three person* united themselves with the church. The Holy Communion was administered to a larvre number. We are very happy to have our pastor 1 nek after the annual conference. Let us prt v that we may continre to do our host along with our beloved pastor who knows how to put the work over. Sunday nurht we were a^^in blessed with a spiritual message delivered hy Rev. Green, front the 21th chapter of St. John. The sermon was delivered strontr and forceful. All present enjoyed th > Mrs. Lou Ella Williams, president of the Missionary Society, returned from New York Gity where she has been visiting relatives and friends. She reported a vevv pleasant trip, a numbof of visitors worshiped with u? throughout the day. We want them to always feel welcome, and come again. nited Supreme 1 "Masons of the ' j oath Carolina, T-jt ' |^jj | | J. R. Clinton, Columbia, S.C.; !raham Jackson, Atlanta, Ga.;V. C. Dudley, Salem, Va.; George l. Crawley, Baltimore, Md.; Sol Itrjiohnsan, Savannah, Gfihr and ? Jr. Diggs, Tuskegee, Ala. The next session will convene n Atlanta, Ga. SIXTY-NINTH CONVOCATION ro OPEN NOVEMBER 14th By J. L. Aiken \f 1... n u n Tli? Q; v .tlUlltUA VVU1VI , O. V/. X liv, ,y ninth annual Convocation of LlTe Special "Missionary Jurisdic;ion of the South will open its jess ion?m?Eibcrty?R. E. Church, 'an otown. S. C., November_14th hrough lGth, _ - ?~ Hi shop .Joseph E. Kearney, D. 14.. Will preside. Convocation pro ^ i am: Friday, November TTTtr? 10:3CT a.m., Holy Communion; Sermon by Rev. Edwin A. Bustard, B.S., HI)., of Grace Churqh,.; ."Collingrlate, Pal Re is pastor of one of ji.r most important, churches. His work is a credit to our . \yhole church. He is a man of splendid p caching ability. His messages are sound and filled with spiritual power. A huarty welcome awaits Rev. Mr. Bustard by lite Jurisdiction >f? the Suuth. 3:00 P.M. Business session and at 8 o'clock yo^ng people and friends program. Saturday 9:30 a.m. devotions; 1U:()U a.m. and at 3 p.m. hnainita* session; at 7:30 p.m. Evening piayer by Revs. Thomas Addison and Abraham Gadsden; Sermon by Reverend John L. Aiken. Followed by the assignments. Sunday 11 am, . Morning prayer and sermon by the guest speaker Rev. Edwin A. Bustard. Our motto for the coming year I. >r<l, \\ hat Will T'nou Have Me To Do?" VicitAra n rn %trr?l / * . Wit ?**HW#uvrHKTHEL A. M. E. CHl'RCH ' Rev. Hudson, Pastor xSunday was a beautiful day for all church goers. The services were largely attended Sunday morning and night. The pastor ascended the rostrum rt the usual hour and delivered a wonderful message to us from Cor. 10:31. Subject, "What soever you do, do it to the will of Cod." His sermon was enjoyed by all the hearers. The Holy Comunion was administered to a large number. One young lady joined the church. Visiting friends from Conway and Georgetown worshiped with us. At night the pastor delivered, mother ~tt\7ncTerful sermon from Act lrt.10. He used for a subject, "Look up." The pastor gave us two good sermons. ? Ttfv son of Mrs. Catherine Mitchell, who has been away for 21 years, spent a week with her. The whale community was gl?Ul to see him. He returned to Pittsburgh. Pa. at the end of the week. 'He lepoi'ted a happy stay with his mother, sisters and friends. M.T. Z.LON A. >1, K, ( lU ltCIL Rev. C. C. Mcllwain, Pastor Ou? ehu eh will open Friday ni"ht to Wean tbwnew conference' war. Fveryone iw much, pleased to have their same pastor back. We pray for a grand success in the future as we.have-h: d in the past. We are looking forawrd to our first quarterly conference Sunday. We hon" that ivery member will come prepared to do his best. The Lord's Sui>oer_mLLL_Lin-aim^, Pfl Sunday. On the fourth Sunday in October the pastor and his family were the dinner guests of .Mrs. Frnnie McOraw. He reported a royal time. Those on the sick list are much Improved. MT. AMI AT A. M. E. CHURCH I? ai' \f Tl f- ootKoro PoH^nr Sunday School ivr? opened at the usual hour by the Supt., Rro. C. Scott. The lesson was taught hv Rro. B. J. Dorsey. After the discussion of the lesson, a shcrrt review wp5 (riven hy the pastor. At 11:30 the pastor sopke to an annreciative audience from St. John Everyone went Htvay feelinpr inspired by" the wonderful sermon. The pastor announced that on the third-Sunday of this mrfnth the first quarterly' conference will convene at EL John A. M, E. church. Let us pray that the churches will go forward. ' Mrs. Frances Dorsey, reporter THE PALMETxN> LEAfcfjI Voorhees Calendar Penmark S. C., Nuv. l ?Miss _ iffie Amena, registered t.cursc rum Miami, Floiida, entered i p?M tFr new duties at Voorhees on Tuesday, October '28. She is tAe UTO worker from the National i iVoman's Auxiliary, and holds the ;osition of school and community ' nirse. ' The Rev. S. B. Mackey, execuLive secretary of the diocese of 'j ^outh Carolina for Colored Work; Mrs. Mackey, president (>f the Wo- ; man's Auxiliary of the diocese of , South Carolina, and Mrs. Cross; UTO worker?for the Woman's t Auxiliary of the general church, , headquarters at 281 Fourth Avenue, New York City, spent the day at Voorhees, October 21. They left reporting that they hrd a very interesting time. A great many young men and women have been turned away from Voorhees thic year for th? lack of room. With three or four conferences of State wide importance being held at Voorhees sinPe school opened, and with a very thorough survev being" made by-Dr. J. E. Brew ton and Dr. George N. Redd of Pcabody Junior College arid-J Fisk University respectively on the standing of the Voorhees junior v.oiiege, ami wuu a no coach coming in to replace Coach 1 another position in New Jersey ' some weeks ago, Voorhees has had 1 a very busy month. In athletics, the football team ' has lost three games, tie,-) one and 1 won one; in sP'te of a vniing team } and-the-change of coaches. On Friday, October 31st, the Voorhees ' Tigers journeyed to Bettis Academy. After losing try Claflin, Geor- 1 and tieine Friendship- -College, it J was gratifying for the team to take Bettis Academy into camp . with a score of Con h Echols took up where Coach Owen," left off. It is believed that Haines Morris College and Florida Normalwill hrve-iL difficult time when they meet Voorhees for the re > maining gantes on the schedule, t Great preparations are" now | being made for the annual Farmers' Conference which comes No. ? ronihpi' 14. The annuel address i will be made by Dr. D. W. Watkins. director of agricultural ex tension work for Sc/uth Carolina. _ headquarters at Clemson College. With the farmers' discussions in the mornine. luncheon at one ' o'clock. ; ii,i Dr. Watkin's speech at ' 2:00 p. m. and the awarding of ' prizes at 4:00 ?o'clock, it i.. ex- i pected that we will have a splendid leathering. The prizes are given by the farmers for the best farm 1 products oil exhibit. On Friday, October 31, Principal Blanton made the main address at the Barnwell county fair. He reported that there were beautiful exhibits attractively arranged and , that everybody appeared to have _ TuuTa mighty interesting time in , Barnwell. . ' H Id If MILL A. M. E. CHURCH , Rev. It. A. Young. Pastor Sunday was. a hioh day with vs. The Sunday school opened at its usual hour with the Supt. at his post of duty. After the lesson was beautifully discussed by the various classes, tlie lesson uuk was given by Miss Carrie Robinson which was enjoyed- by all. The sum of $2.00 was taken in collection. ' . AC 12 o'clock the pastor began service" with all choir members on duty and the Chorister, Bro. A. _B. Morant in charge of the music. lie is a God-sent??nngslerr~~may God bless him to continue his sing ing until he reached the city above. A fervent prayer was offered by Bro. Priolehii, Jr., which seemed to have touched the hem of Jehovah's garment. What have ybf:' doiie for the Master's King! dom was led by sister Comnieter Colden, onc-eC the r4d? that has been in our church over forty.years and is just as faithful as if she had just started. God Ideas her. The pastor took his l~fn \t from "the twentieth verse of ! St. John, fifteenth chapter. Love ye one, another. Xot one stone wag left unturned, when he had fnished. The church was packed to its capacity. WV " pray God's blessings on Rev. Young and his dear wife. The pastor is loved not only by his members but the < ntivo community as well. This heing the last Sunday jn this conference year we were hap l.v ar.d snd hut kn.mmo h? . a man that did his whole duty, we?ffladly sent him to make his feport to the Bishop and come on hack home. _ The general collecttorT was $10. 01; Stewardess Board N'o. 1, $12 In; No. 2, $12.00; and 5. $0.00; Usher board, $6,011; total from hoards and public collection $49? 79; total collected for the day $115.79. It has heeo voarn aince_ report has been sent up from Hiqrh Hill therefore we must Tivo "Rev. Younf? the credit. < l wo members joined trie cnnren front Sumter and started at once to pay on their salary. Every quarterly conference when our beloved presiding elder came along?every penttv of his was laid in "his band. High ITill is still rising and we are asking Cod to pour out TTis blessings on these two men. Dr. Robinson and Rev, Younz who seem to be Goft. ^Bent men. And-when they be tak-~ j en from us as presiding elder and pastor may their mantle of peace and harmony fall on their suc' cessors. i t - - Camden Jottings loath is still and?ever wtH?hern I'Vi'i j passing biv> /.v a I I krfrj? Til eveTy fl'm'ri , Vc-.i i.ni. (Sunday) Mr. William (Hilly i^mniariy called) Moschy w a s funeralizcd in Mt. Monah Rapt, hurch. A man of uj iLhtness; eacon of a tine rccoru. dev. J. VV. Poykin, his pastor utiiciated. Despite over cast skies and intermittent showeis a number of eacheis met in Jackson school Satuiday. .November' 1st at 11:00 i.m. for the regular monthly meet ng of the Kershaw County Tea:hera association, The-?Progranrr mmmittee: Mrs. A. M. Ransom. ,-naii man, presented the following Music, Onward Christian Soldiers etc; Scripture and Prayer, Rev. Air. Houston, pastor of Presbyte.ia.i church; Jesus Calls Us, etc., sung by association: Piam?t Mr.-. E. McLesler; Solo, .Mis. I.. Wolst select reading: Does it pay the Mrs. A. M. Ransom; America was teacher, and very nicely done, sung. At the close business was .allied out. Mr. R. H. Haile, Jr. vice president presiding. Many important items were taken care if_iacluding tentative formuhrttrrtr f plans for the entertainment ol the Fifth Congressional District leathers" meeting, to be held here January, lb42. Mis?K. B. Watt;), iouiiU lh.pt. Miss James Dibble, Jean teacher i tnd Mrs. Or V. Beuhls T. B. coun rjr ntirsp spoke of various plan activities affecting them. The i meeting adjourned to meet Nov. I nth. 1941. 1 Since the iast meeting our learts were saddened by the loss : f one of the oldest teachers, Miss R. C. Brown. For years she in?p.ii ed lite youth of this conthtun~ ly_ and county with her pkrrsant Manner and lofty ideals:? We nourn her passing. M'"" M. E. English is -reporter or the association. Mrs. Thelma Moses Rucker of Benedict college, (senior) spenfT he week end fftr""tiTe home of her sister Mrs. A. M. iRansom, b07 Iaiket St. Mrs. Rucker is the >aby daughter of the late Rev. H. i. Moses of _Georgetown, S. C? tnd a most popular student o f Benedict. Maty Raney of Morris college pent the week end wit'h her pa-riits Mr. and Mrs. .Henry Raney r52 S. Main street. Mr*. Ransom ilsu had one of Morris collegenale students a friends of her nost excellent son Cornelius MosRansom, senior- at liEAlTORT COl'NTY RAINING SCH(X)L Burton, S. C.. Nov. 8rd?On- Fri lay night, the Hallowe'en party was well uttended. The Boxing lub directed by Mr. Foch Shankin. The following bouts wertr md. "Franklin Leo-John Henry Smalls, with Smalls, -winner; Charles Wright and Booker Deoiu-h, with Deloach the winner; 'Vbb Smith and James Martin, with Martin the winner; Miller Murray and Nathan Hamilton, with Hamilton winner; Wekley Ford and Sam Deloach with De oach winner; Geo. Howard and A. C. Mitchell with Mitchell winner: Julius Singleton and David Delane.v with Singleton, winner; r6llins Ferguson and Cleaveland Smalls, with Ferguson winner; Fdmond Johnson and Isaiah Kirkland with Johnson, winner; Willie Hayward <1nd Harold Brown with : "n?vit, "inner-; rtTinrew OmglOtOn ind Matthew Linen with Single'on. winner; Elijah and P. Parker vit'H Miller, winner. The ckr we-' 't-rin? by ?Mary White and the chicken by Lucile Powell. Dunne tne weetcrmi Mr Wright f Tiskeeee institute visited Miss Thelina ?hanklin and attended 'he Tuskegee-State football elas sic at Orangeburg on Saturday. \ (tending the game also were; .1 Sr.. Shanklin. Jr.. Mr. Bennie ' ' own and Miss T. I.. Shanklin. The teachers and children are 'ysy rreiyat'ir.j - fur?the- Amrual (mn munity Fair, which will be held on November 28. Kindly bear in mind the date and plan now to bo with us. Your exhibits will be welcome. You will hear more concerning- this later A brief b..t spicy program was sponsoied by Miss Victoria Fraster on Sunday night. Featured on the program we.re: Miss E. F.. jackson, Sumter, S. C?'in a solo jetting of "Abi(le_\V_iU]__^J^^Sito Wilt lli'i'onipaiiieil Ijy Miss Bo wen, id so of Sumter. The girls ipiartet composed of Misses Bernice Prinii s, Margaret Martin, Earth lee Martin and Elnora Simmons, sang nine beautiful numbers. 1 .ie following students spent he week end home: Misses Ale'-.hea Smalls and Queenie Simmons. W iegret that Miss Ethel Jones ~h on the sick" list at this writing. We hojM- for her a speedy recovery. Visitors on the campus on Satc **? * ? wiun^ Aim ouuuut\ wvif ??iin. U fllny Kennedy, Beaufort; Mr. Ben am in Wfute. Robert Campbell, Leroy H. Wetsefl and Johnny Wasp all of Charleston.; Mr, Joseph Jenkins and Mr. Sammie Mid lleton. Burton; Mr. Elliott Black and Miss Gladys Black of Beaufort. Q,'hscribe For The Palmetto Leader Pee Dee Medical, Dental and PharmacenticaX A s a o cia t i (m?i Meets at Dillon The Pee Dee Medical, Dental mil Pharmaceutical association met at Dillon, S. C\. October lid. it (i pm. at the home of Dr. (jorlon. Dr. Koscoe Wilson president jf the association presided.? vocation by Dr. J. A. Moore of Laurinbur^;, X. C. Dr. I*. G. Teele of Georgetown S. l"d the d'seussion- Careimouia of the Utorts in the DilTerCnt Stages with the Latest Methods )f Diagnosis and Treament. Dr. Sidney Scott of Florence, .S. C.. discussed the same from u dental standpoint. The bodv then joined in the discussion of the -same. A deal of information w:i> gained. Members of the association pie sent were: Drs. Koscoe Wilton, Florence; J. A Mason, Kinpstree; Asbury, Timmor.sville; R. Gordon Dillon; S. Scott. Florence; Sparks Darlington; Chandler, Kinost ree:l'. ?Gt?Treh-. faebi gelown; W. S. Thompson, Geo: getown. \ isiting doctors present were: Drs. Campbell, Fayc ttville, N. C. Brevard, Camden; Ki:;n'slantl. Lnurinpburg, X*~~C.; 'Muore. Daur. in ^burg, X'. C.; , Devaughn,. Fay ttville, X'. C., president of the Cape Fair Medical, Dental and Pharmaceutical association o f N'orth Crolina. . -< wi.uce**?oi?tttc?association 'arc-: Dr. Rgscoe Wilson, president; DV. J. A. Mason, secretary; Dr. As^.. hury. Jrea surer.; f Jr: "TTuTney Scott .ice president. ' * .?Members of the association are Dr. R. Wilson, Dr. Asbury. Dr. R. Gordon, Dr. S. Scott. Dr. Sparks, Dr Chandler. Dr. J. A. Mason. Dr.. W.-S. Thompson. Dr. C . Beck, Georgetown. This organization _ ??-"t<i the fourth?S ttnrfrry~i n~ea c]j~-miuith. a-t-d?p.mr^WVe"' have met at the following places: Florence; Timmons \ille; Kings-tree and Dillon. Next meeting- will convene at Kingstiee with Dr. J. A. Mason. Dr. Sparks? of Darlington will lead the discussion on The Methods of Treatment of Feeding Ba hies between the ages of one and -six years old/ Also thy latest practical application of the Sulp'n. namide chemicals ^will be dis"Ussod. j A tempting repast was served at the close "* *hf* ""-"''"F? W. 5^ Thompson. DD.S.. reporter. - \ i i w rii >i?pi ? " * " ^ V n il lili . .M. XL. ( HI'RCH Rev. Italy McFadden. I'astor St. Stephen, S. C.?Sunday was a high day at Allen Chapel. Sunday ^School?opened tir ^the usual hour with Supt. W. E. Watthews presiding: The lesson was beautiful . ly reviewed by the pastor. I At 11:30, our new pastor, who is now serving his third year with us at A}lep Chapel, Rev. McFadden, took his seat on the rostrum. Devotion -was -conducted by Rev. E. McQueen. At this point the pastor was presented by steward. Mr. .W. E. Matthews. He arose from his seat with a burning message taken front St. Matt. 13:30. Subject. "Sowing ? and reaping." , This man must have been inspired 1 by God to preach such a powerful I sermon. Alfred Davis is on the sick list. Let us pray for his recovery. . < RETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH McClellnn ville s7 C.?Sunday* school beean at its usual hour ^ JVII k j u |?i. u (kinvn in paoivi and teachers. The lesson. waa T-eaut ifully taught. The Sundayj peers received much from the dis mission of this wonderful lesson. At 11 o'clock the pastor spoke to an appreciative audience from St. John?1-1:6. therne Christ - The" Way. The way Jesus moves in and through our humble servant really it is hard for any one to un .t'erstand him.?I- don't-4*?1 ifvo "%o" knows himseTT I Just believe Jesus takes hint out of self and make him to be one of those dis. cil>}os who were really a friend and a true prophet of Jesus, one who knew if ho ever touch's the bem'of Jesus' garment, ho would he whole. As he is our shepherd ?nd we his sheep may God ever help him to lead us in the path of righteousness for is name's sake. At 8 o'clock onr "p'asfor r.lso in. j?pT~m~ ^t. John. Subject Christ The Shepherd. Sister \lici> PnWul lwhe lmssnd this life October 26th in Brooklyn. N\ Y., was funeralized October 21. She was also a mcmher of this church and a st'onp workin for Christ. She leaves t o mourn her husband, four children. a mother, one brother, six -sTsteTST TiTSTsy other relatives and friends. We loved her but Jesus loves her Wst. Sleep orvr sleep on. May God so watch over the sick and afflicted one? here and every where. nFTTTTTT V. M7 TT. CHf RCH Rev. F. K. Rirhhure. Pastoor Laurens. S. C.?Sunday school _ wa? called to order by the Supf. Mrs Georgia Youncr promptly at 10 a.m. with officers and teachers at their post of duty. After the . class study of the lesson the school was beautifully reviewed 1 Page Three ? ^ .] . <i i Mrs. Rebecca Keitt -Laid to KetSj ~ { 1 M11? > een?Koiti?b- Iowd and \vell-kno\yn iuo.Lhcr parsed away - ^ quietly at her hoTnTT'Tlotober 31, 11* 11. The Finn l it 1 was larirely attended find the numerous flowers attested her popularily. work and worth. '* 1_ | TW funeral was~~Ti? "< ha rue of her Pastor. Rev. P. C Vr.?tf lh.v -1 P. J -HodU'e; sis-is"t< 11. I-'"'teis and t'deiri a n>- "'Vere tend by Prof. Marion IPivn ?The -rrrrraTTTs uTre" Tun died bv Mr. T. K Ryth'\\0"d - Orantreburgr. Z.~. . - ~ BLACK JACK H \P I . ( H CRCH My l topia Da - D Mrs. D-.roti.y Trao-. <<,j ? tin- beyond on p-. {' o r Fri. morn in--. She was ;i strong member of Pluck Jack church-. Mrs. Trapp was 1 ?orri_ju-:>-- the Gth of une.JQ24. anC vhas 17 y.-ars old when she pnesr-rf; cry -. a- m:--. ed up in Black Ja< f./>m _u: n roal y<v virL an-: '' d< <! church and ?qi./!ay M-ho.-h She' leaves to mourn her pasiintr ft wo dautrhtets: husband, vr: r-Jew, Mr?. Nannie Pob:r -..r la- tlvos Ui'iP Mend,.?jj, > ... _Z Talley pre;K*fie>1" f J- f /ni- a] . sermon on th" 2nd nf N'e. endi'T. jjf~ was "very oorsolir> in* his sermon to the bereaved fa- e. .?.?? . .? in if them to jesti.- f"*h rl , y ils. _ihuix -? ooii<fui u r.?HI.-. -fv y th" -hymn. tho riv.i, t> T'"Mi , made i c-injiri-:^ r>rji| ?; win > T Pray T v.-.'ir f'.< .1 > ,.. w..u r>"'!C } ; I ! ? h ? 1 i ! -,Zny, T)>. als were beautiful ? !* ;r,.T Mr. ,\1, v hud r-harge' of in'i'''2 ? : " a -il! '' ' .ittf-'/iod the funeral. Romernh??- c. ;i. .: p. KKRKEl.rv TR\I\ING HIGH school \j-;\vs Marxist Day Program Rendered Mon.kV r,-rn( Ir ?v cc-ason of ham-.n and ger? ra!. ' -a-Lairing. th.- vy-vo v,i,'i ' bttfer <!'.rnon-t!-;it"<i than i* wain n program Sunday givey 1 v trm third and fourth pr: d?- r< (] by thc*ir teachers. Mrs. E M* Session ami Miss V. Jerivng .TliC- ft.'.iest rpcfllttu ' '! !'.( p gtam wa.s Mr, Cvrge Hrdninn. Jr. of Motitk.5 f (/rrior, Mr. Holigan iQ a graduate' of thie school and South Caroline State C-dh-ge. He pave an inspiring add: -- .'xnre-cing the farmer'-- nUe-e ir. producr ing the substantia! f i- v.''ichare the stall of life" a: : ' w'veh the success 01 tne nation depends. Ho urged that more c.-f .:< . -n t.r>..4W,?-?? ferms to help iv.rLtv'e possible, and alwavc w G\ herd f ?- b-.^ materia] nr.d snn-ua! wr dth. always irivjne thanks t,. G^d who made i 11 thine- r? -s?lh: . The Hall'.wf'it) par'v v.n? both a delightful and succe^sf- ] affair A. M. Wilds S ECOND NA 7 \ RKTH H\PT1 ST curRcii . Rev. A. C. done-'. Pastor We are gtHl nl*.*. of m's-* vou did not rear from us la-r week be-Pause the writ"!- v- * sick. Sunday w;u a hiirh iav at the church. S'.mduy- S-hs-'"d P. ??.??! rt the usual h-.ur with :!,. ar.?l toache_r?L_at?thu:^-n-~t- ?r^- d"i'"? The 1 ( ccor* Wtifi v. t*l! tn crht nn<i discussed. past? r or.t re : ?ro trvm . and " preached a felt sermon... Everv -n s.-( ) ' '.-ve .-.''need. if. Sundav r.;.*h* r?o <?< .< t-ruorca xne xusirum. oruuring ug a ? r soul stirrir.c sen-r. IT v a.- th< scripture ffur. Pr w ? P'h c hanter. He took his fr the ,?0r^ Verso of the sane chapter. All scorned to haw ?ni i "\V were erh'd We wore please] Fo have Mrs. Tally, the missionary. worship with us Sunday right. Cams to See nd Xa7.a_rei}i.jf you. ? "Whlit to he weTcofiV:if. ... . high school - S. . A. Guinyard, Principal Barnwell?Mrs. C B. Green's and Mrs. V.. B Dixson'e classes sponsored n religious moving pic nut* >:n?\v .a L i,;lUn i.iK" school Monday night. The Ramwoll c unty fair was hold in Barnwell the w >< )< ,>f fy* .. ^fl^^^n^^Tovomhor 1. The fair was largely ntttn'ad hy the- people of the county. Friday was school day an i si-ve.nl of t^e student? attended the program Friday morning-. The Simmons ?acr:-d Orchestra will appear in a < nrert at the Butler hi eh school Fr;d:v Xu.ve rubor 7th at R:00 n. m. Admission 10 and IS cents. The public is urped to attend. ,:_i by tb.e Supt.. Mr?. Youne. At the mornire worship our pastor was at Emanuel for the mornintr service.' Roy. Riohbure was the dinner ceust of Mr. and Mrs H. Miller and supper euest of Mr. and Mrs. .Willie Warren. At &-o'clock there was a play Goinp to Cartersville. rendered by the youmr folks. Everybody enjoyed the program t Visitors to our eliurch Sunday ni(?hf were Rev. R. G. La0reps, Rev. F. .T. Mm I'll0 and Mr. Gave from Ornneeburft: Mrs. A. Williams, Mrs. L. Williams, Mrp. Lee jWaTker Mrs P. Folder and others , ftrom Branchvillo. Come acain We are always jjlad for visitors.