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Saturday, November 8, 1941 u jap e \\ iISIp. >? ?r iiiff^fflHI^^? |i^p|Hg^^^Bk ,. ..^ r B|Jlj^^^l u DHflBBsssSsB&flK c^^^^^^HHHHHHHHI REV. \V. R. HOW MAN. II. S., H. D. c Rev. Bowman left Columbia last night fur Fairmont, N. C.^w*here be go s a? a special newspaper 11 reporter for Bishop M. II. Davis. ' The lie v. Bowman is well known x SooLii Caiulina in the jouinalis- f ^^:.ic l.e.^1 ami this speeir 1 invitation i< 'fro a Llshop Davis siiow'A that * his Willing is attracting national '< attention. His friends throughout the ?tatj are wishing him much t< success. ? ^ While at the conference, he will J= represent Up* Pnlnn'ttii T.emW, rlf I F which he is news editor. s o JKRfCiTO A. M. E. CHURCH 1 Rev. J. P. CiunminjrS. pastor ^^^day^for all church goers. The Sun(hv So ho ol opened at the usual c hour with the Supt. end officers at their posts of duty. The lesson Jj] was very good. . Surulav was jiur last day for ' thi? conference year. A large - -crowd was out. Our ittvine service T began at 12 o'clock. Prayi-rSwevic?v'j v conducted by Rev. O. R. Riley, after which our pastor. Rev. Cummines brought u.s a message from St. John 17:1. subject, "My work i? done." He delivered this mess-go with th" power from on high 1 r id everyone felt uplifted. Our s t hearts were made to rejoice. The s snirit was very high in our morn ing service. Rev. A. H. Coleman assisted (the i past- r rnd commented on the splendid work which has been done tliis year. The I.otd's Supper was administer. d?tn?a?large crowd??( At 7:20 we all returned for the t ? candle lig: t -sermon Avhi.vh?was- -t the last sermon. The church wjjis t h.r.utifuily decorate 1 with candles r and everyone helil their ligh4_.Our t pastor preached another soul stir- t cu \tnrt n-ir ? s^biect, "Let your light shine." c Every nc. again rejoiced in the G??d of their salvation. A large i crovd attended this service and r 11 I . v n witnessed it think that it was c r!-v. Troy wished for the return r f- Rov. Cunvninars for his eon- \ genial wnv ?>f amusing his congre. > jratit it."lTo has made many friends ; in this communitv and they r 11 i leva t > hear him expound the gos- i pel. R;v. Cummings received many ? left,!.-. (,-f tokens Sunday night h v-hicli also made Sunday a grand I d'?v. We hope to finish him up at R thel ri' vt Sunday, November 9. ' r f-mn red be with us. !u I! v. C<.111 miners was the dinner 'c truest of Mr. and Mrs. Afred Dun- '-f can and reported an enjovabre din- , f npr. _ o We invite you to Jeriaho on r:, ?t 'and third Sundays and to ' s R<>tvel on second and fourth Sun- j ("nvs. Come, you will enjoy our '(j sorvix*iW f u IN AND AROUND IWC.ELAND f Miss Ethel Brewer who has been at the ImmTskTo of her father, Mr. Jo? Brewer, has returned to N. Y. C. Mr. Brewer is recuperating ra- p nidly. Mr. T. 'c. Brewer of Phila- p d"lpvia. spent the week end visit- a in? his father, Mr. Brewer, who v ~ is" ill but iirfpT'ovInf? nicely. ~?" " -y Pev. and Mrs. Jean Adair of a Chester, visited friends here Sun- j daw f Mrs. fda "Mae Rcrbinson - who ^ teaches in Dillion. .spent the week r end with her husband, Mr. Leon p Rohinson. I Dr. Ratcliff of Charleston, who ? is a member "of the interracial ~ commission and director 01 mo Jenkins Orphanage, spoke at the Rantist yid Preshvterifn churches f. (white) in Chesterfield Sunday. He *. \vas dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. * A1 hurt. Johnson. . I.et us help la ouiid All!1 PHCU "J hv sunnortiner colore ) businesc in- f stitutions. The Blakenev Cafe, ^ PeterV/irg Grocery Store owned ^ and operated hv Mr. Bill Blakeney, and Rev. Leak's eroeery store ere ^ all wel sto"ked and will appreciate your patronage. When in Cheraw, meet your friends at the most modern place, College Inn, Mr. Cole, the pror prietor, takes pleasure irj serving you, ... . .= e The Lerdcr is a business con- ]< cern. Give it your support by sub. scribing for it. F ^ Prof, an-i Mrs. II. C. Rrewer ]( of Hartsville, S. C., visited rela- ]< tives here last week. f Mi?s? r-is'i'" Rrewer of the Union n school, Miss Thomasina Seiners c/f f the Anvelus faculty, and Miss lye- " oli Roipflers. principal of the Ruby school, spent the week-end with j h .-,r.??otivr. narents. P Prof. D. J. Johnicon of Timmons j vittr. spent the week end with_hia _c mother, AIM. P. E. Julinsim. 1 Misses Lavenice end Geneva r .Tdhnscm and Miss Mattie Lowery, t r students at Clinton Collate, spent j the week end at home. p ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH ?nv. I\ P. Dreher, Pagtor A \ibt v lllc?Sunday wag a high nd happy day at St. James. Mutiny School began at the usual hour 'itli The Sunt. Iini, B. T. Johnson, >ack at his post <>f duty after abst.ii two weeks from an *.?. it.entd. A large number of the acht rs were present. The lesson as timely an(| beautifully* taught y all teachers. -After the discussion of ire lesnn we h; d a Sunday School pray . r meeting for the young folks nd which \yas enjoyed by all. At he tT se of the prayer meeting, he Supt. called for the gleaners "hich had been given ovt to get he pastor an overcoat. $25.00 was aised. The persons who won prizes fere: John W. Goodwin, first rize; Mrs. Rebecca Johnson, secnd prize; Prof. 11. Ellison third rize. The prstor was alhin smiles nd thanked the Supt. and all the Sunday School workers. At 11 :.'H) the humble servant rougJit t<> -bis- hearers the mornng message from the theme, "Sana's banquet and Christ's." This vas rn appropriate sermon for he occasion. This being eommunm, day. the speaker compared the wo tables. This sermon will be ang remembered. At 3 o'clock we were called back u the basement of the church to fitness a program and silver tea monsored l?y Stewardess Hoard Jo 2 Thic \v;i.. tlo. tv.mt?of the eason, $8:G8 was. realized. 7:80 found us back at our posts f duty and ready for service. Afer the devotions the pastor preach d another soul stirring sermon. *hus wx? closed another successful ax Our fourth and last quarterly onference was held on last Monlay evening at 8 o'clock. All re itfrts were good and we are as'^n" or the return of our pastor. The (residing elder. Dr. \V\ S. Minis. ves?paid?in?full.?Look?fur uv<_ ij^rht here in the corner next week Inti 1 then, I'll say so loina ? SAXON SCHOOL Saxon school, with ;n enrollpent of nearly nine hundred, has successfully completed its first ix weeks?the beginning of what ach pupil and teacher is hoping 0 make, a record year in every ,nd scholarship; All classes have been organized, 1 lading, most of the primary trades. Tw<> classes recently orjanizod?want?to?toll -ytnt :-bout heir groups. Miss Benson's first rradc*~invludos These officers Tdf :e term: Frank N. Fitzpatriek (resident; Antoinette Bonner, societal* y; Gwendolyn Marshall. reasi:rer; Susie Capers. tardy nonitor; Helen Win rard. chairmm >f program committee; Thomasina 'efferson. chairman of sic!; conipiltee; Minnie Benson, reporter; B. Simmons and Elias Williams nrotakors. The second grade under Miss Villirms, has also cltoson it's little ffirovs as follows: I.ouise Sims, resident. Nancy Matthews, gec tarv; Lorraine Marshall, treas irer; Maceo Johnson, reporter. Those little people. well as post of the intermediate groups, ave their own thrift clubs. Pupil* from the various grades, aider the direction of Mrs. Clark-, nd Mrs. King, are rehearsing a hiqtie skit which will be proscntd at Washington high school dur. ng National Education. Week, ilong with drajnatiz; tions from thcr citv schools. Wo invito you to visit Saxon ohool Murine National Education iVcck. See what your children arc loiner--bo able to commend thorn or their pood work an ! to holn nderstand and correct their <1 ificulties. Mll.l En CH VPEI. V. M. E. ( HLIU II lev. Benjamin F. Sumpter, Pastor _ The Columbia Annua 1 Confornce is now history.- The officers nd members of Miffer^Thapel an ery qrrateful to the Bishop for eturninsy Oof pastor to us for nother year. Not <mlv are'wo reoieinK in... his return...but our i riends, both \Chite and colored *Tfdv. SuVnptor was afliis bestin Sunday nite. His text was tnkn from 1st Cor. fi:20. "Ye arc >rouprht with a pricw." Subject, . IiLcsUs Paid . It ..All." This avasau Tert message, and our hearts /ere made to rejoice. Sunday, Ncwember 0 Rev. A. C. Sumptcr. pastor of Mt. Vcrivn V M. K. church, Columbus. ().. '."ill preach for us. Rev. Sumpter a of the former pastors of tllen Temple A M. FT church at .reenv'lle. S. C. The verv beauiful edifice there was built dur npr his pastorate. We invite the public to come and ear this great devine on Sundry norninpr. BKTHKL A. M. V. CHIRCH Rev. B. J. Hutchinson, Pastor Sundf v School was called to ordr by the Supt.. and teachers. The >sson was reviewed hv the pastor. At 11:30 morninp service bepran. 'rayer by Bro. Louis Brown. Sesction by the choir. The scripture esfcon was rend by Rev. W. Liny roni the 2flth chapter of St. Matt. Tie pastor selected his text from \salm 71:9, taking for his subject, 'The prayer of old aye." The niyht service was fine and nspiriny. The coat rally was call-i o 1?.. ^ r M?Hr. T II ouiiuoy III^IIL. ?nn, mtivwv "Mnokney having rrised the highest amount over $10.00, was dednn'M winner i?f thr ron't.?She aised $22,015. Mrs. TheodosTh a+aeH the-aocond highest amount, 510.50, but there waa only one ir1z?. ma >... .'.I. AROUi*.I) WEST COLUMBIA AND CAYCE Bv Rev. A. L. Diggs I Sunday morning at the ti? al g .' om- Sunday school was called to I order at the Mt. Pleasant Baptist I church. All workers were at their 1 post of duty. After the class i; study, of the lesson the review e was conducted by the Supt. At 12:00 our morning service >' began. The Pastor, Rev. G. W. ?' Brightharp, brought us a wonder- a ful message, which was enjoyed by all present. 1 tt:00 O'clock found -us back in < the House of the Lord listening 11 to a powerful sermon delivered r iv the pastor. This indeed was ^ a soul stirring sermon. You are welcome to Mt. Pleasant chrrch ^ it any time. T ?Mr. and Mrs Berry Wuyman ' have returned home after spend- '* hg a' few days in St. George. v A son was born to Rev. and M i s " 1. W. Shaw of West Columbia at fhe~~Waverly hospital. October 12. 11M1. The baby weighed nine mxL three fourths pounds; mother and babv are doing fine. Mr. Emory Williams the son of Mrs. I.ucy Carter got hurt at the ?aw mill last v.eek by a piece of 'umber falling on bis foot. He is * improving. J Sir. Abraham Butler is on the sick list, also Mr. Henry Waiters. ! Brookland Baptist chnreh is planning on making their church ^ 'arger and I have made all six % leaeons captains, so Hereon Hor- . ace Mickens had a Choir rally Sunday afternoon at Brookland ' rhurch to help him on his part. " ITic following- choirs wore :?resent ] rnnTr Samuel Baptist choir; St. I : Tames Bapt. choir; Double Branch ^ A. M. E. Church choir and Brook- i Tar<l Church choir also Mt. Pleasnt Baptist Church choi . The ( .singing was eood. everybodv en. j \>ed the service: Several?atW dresses were made; ' several soloy ' sung. Re\\ A". T7 DTi>"rrr. R"v \Vm.-Gr<'en and Rev. To'and Jones * <Vere preachers that were n'-oa-n' and made short talks Collection s follows: St. James $1.25; Don- j Me Branch $1.10; Mt. Pl"rsnnf . $2.25; Third Samuel SI.0a: Bvoo' . 'and $o.00 and Mt. 7,ion 'loo. T<> al ?fvAA; p>i hi io eolleet j<?ii S. It A rand total $1A..'{A. Mrs. -Celir . T.irine stop, mist'rr of eeremon. ~ :es. Ri-v. J. Hall is sti'l hnviv a i I ,;ce surplv of eroceries in hi* } store on Railroad Ave., in- Free. t orn Town. West Columbia. v RrooMand RaptisJL?Simdav , ^<hn:i| Report i Rrooklnnd Rant. Sunday school met at the t stial hour with th< Supt. a"d teachers at theil*- post nf dutv. A wonderful discussion j >f the lesson was had. after which ^ "he lesson was reviewed, by the Supt. It was very >rrand. j , W. H. Mitchell. Fupt.; "MTss An ; nie Pearl Mitchell, secretary. t ^OITH JAMAICA. X. V. Sunday was ., lovely day. fcvery ^ ?ne was rushing to chiyvh. Mrs. Myei\. and Mrs. N'agnles attended 1 Bethlehem Baptist church. Mrs. Houston. Mrs. Jackson and 1 their two nephews. Daniel and James Chandler, were the dinner c guests oi ,>ir. and mis*. Charlie li Anderson of Bayside, L. I. Little Vivyan Corley is still on I the sick list at the Meadow Brook hospital, Hempstead,. L, I. Wo hope she will soon recover. STfe is f the dauhgter of Mr. end Mrs. A. J. v Corley. h Mr. Jaine, Chandler was a visit- e or at the Brooks Memorial church v Sunday. Rev. Currington. the pas- s tor. welcomed him back again. t Airs. Myers and Mys. E. Nag- p gles were the afternoon guests of n Mrs. Hustor and family on Sim- [ day*=alLof vJamacia. p "?"Little William? Milton--haij^-a hirthday party on Friday. He had ^ as hi^ guests: Dolores Xaggles, j Dorothy Brown and Joan Milton, j, Thrv reported a swell timrrtt ten's"' fun to see Billy blow out candles. V Mr, D. Williams is .in Flushing ^ cover. ^ We are asking -ell the members ^ of th~> Xew Comers club to visit . Mr. Williams.--We are very glad to see Mr Horrv Rice home a train nfter ? 1 brief illness in the Jtamacia hos- ? I Mr. Thomas Marshall was in Jamacia Sunday at the home of c Mr. and Mrs. K. Naggles. - v Mattie L. Foulks ' 1 LAMAR NEWS (l Miss Ethel Davis, Reporter t 1 -r Sunday School was opened at the usual hour by the Supt., Mr. t E. J. Jeffrey. The lesson was re- t viewed by the pastor, Rev. M. J. J Porter, ?nd wrs enjoyed by all. h At 12 o'clock service, the pastor used as his subject, "Christian Itfve," taken from St. John 13:34- ? 35. Indeed this was a wonderful * sermon. Everyone seemed to be h greatly inspired. After the sermon, n the W. S. C. S. reported as fol- a Inwrrr""Mrs. Mamie Dubose, $3.20; r AT. o li'U ITauilrhn ? flS la Porter, $3.60; Mrs. Ruth Hnr- si ris, $.50; Mrs. Baltic Dukes, $1.20; F Mrs. Nonie Crowley, $4.00; Mrs. b Ruby Thomas, $1.60; Mrs. John Sanders, $3.70; Miss Ethel Davis, r $3.30; Mrs. Carrie Byrd, $10.80; G public offering:. $5.37. Total, $46.70. f The final drive to complete the to- g tal budget will be at John Wesley S Sunday, November 16th, at which" time the pastor will be paid in t< full. This drive is. headed by the ti leadeis> Prayer week wa,' observed at J John Wesley from October 27-31, o connducted by the W. S. C. S. a These women did their best tp Rut \ J - . ... ~TT THE PALMETTO LE CHESTER PARAGRAPHS On Saturday, November Jithj Jndertaker Charlie ^Denton will o to Greenville,- S. C., for the 'duiu'il mi-ftine of the Working lenevolent society on November 7 he goes to Greenwood where he s to serve as a juror in the Fedr&l Court. Several thousand colored ^oldel's are in this area. Sun. morn ik' many of them attended church nd were taken to different homes n groups of 2, 3 and 4, for diniei". Saturday, the Orchestra of hi* 24th Infantry was given dinitrr in Fin ley High school dining oo?jn, and all afternoon and until 0?o'clock they were?at?the?Kuii :refund to meet the citizens in a Jet- Acquainted meeting. At nite hey enoyed a dance in the Exhibit hall which had been decorated leai.tifully for the occasion. They cere given sandwiches and punch They were more than 1,000 pres. nt. Misses Rice and Harris, the wo Home ?Economics teachers, issisted by Miss McMullen and diss Winter, made the 2,700 sand vichcs and Mrs. Ella Watson, hairman o f the committees, na.de the punch. Mr. John H. Walkjer, and Mr. ?\ H. Martin, manager of the Win ton Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Jreensboro, N. C., motored down md spent the week end with Mr. ivuiKyr s wne ana son, Mrs. HelIS. Walker and little John Hnr 'ey Walker. Chester friends were sorry to earn that Prof. Cyril Spann who s in camp in Ft. Leonard Wood, Missouri, was taken suddenly ill vrth"acute- appendicitis, arid' had o?undergo?an?immediate?ofK-raion. News each day from the lospital says he is improving nice y. Mr. Ross " Lee McCulloUugh of statesville, N. C., is visiting his mother in law and sister, Mr. and ill's. James Stroud. Many persons attended the ST. M. E. Z. conference in York last ve'ek.* Rev. W. A. Hilliard and vife, who have Jieen here at the Metropolitan A. M. E. Z. church or the past five years, were sent o Wilson, X C. Rev. and Mrs. Milliard endeared themselves t o ill of Chester.. He is a fine pasor with a very fine wife. Com >tr here, are Rev and Mrs Cole nan of Union. Mrs. Coleman is itir own "Miss Alcestis McCulouii'h," so Chester welcomes most leartily one of her own daughel s hi i i-, In y.o ve ilnn|r uilh 'eiy scholarly 'husband as the lew pastor of the -church, Mrs. McCulTopgh attended Finley high school here, and was a member ?f t'he first graduating class. Mrs. Mary Jane Coleman of rmo, is visiting her relative, Mrs Mary (iray, on Mobley street. The death of Mrs. Caro Wiliums of?Greenwood was strd news lere. Mrs. Williams was the mo her of Mrs. ,\gnes Williams (Vashington, who "taught here sev>ral years She was also a. school mite of Prof, amf Mrs. S. L. Flhey. In Hartsville last Friday, Finey high won from Butler high, finis big of Union plays here fhuisday afternoon. No more light panics this season, on aeount of government orde* s? sav rig electricity. n And Out of (Jethseniane The hearts of the many, many fiends of Mis. Mary Ellen Hope ere saddened Ly her passing on ist week. She was loved be ev ryonc stir- mot. The .funeral* sor. icos wore conducted at the Gi-th. emane Baptist church. Sunday af ernoon, November 2nd. The eyutiful flowers _ and the onorious crowds bespoke th" fact hat she was highly cherished by cr- friends-. -Preddcnt-dameff IV. loudloeh of Friendship colleee mo ored down for the funeral rites, fe was accompanied by Mr. B. 1. Browo^iui.ijistructur at Friend, hip and the music director. Miss J. DeVese who brought along cr quintet. The quintet santr wo beautiful numbers plus a solo y one member... jjf. the group, jther friends of Miss Annie "B. Ipjie from Rock Hill were- down lso. Telegrams a rrd condolences nine from the .many friends of he bereaved family. Mrs. Hope ens a faithful member of the hutch. choir and societies, as vas well expressed by different it embers of the same. She leaves ehind seven children and a host f other relatives. We all pray hat they will carry on as she I'Mlllll TiflVP' Tnejn u<> Mrs. Hattie McCuIloug'h, who is caching in Fairfield county spent he week end with her mother, drs. A. B. MeOlennon. and her lusband. Mr. James McCiillouah. vvr a successful week of prayer ervices. We wore delighted to lave so many of Sandy Grove lembers worship with us. We are lways gald to have you, conie The teachers of the Lamar high L*hool attended the Colored State 'air in Columbia Thursday, Octoer 30th. Mr. and Mrs. R. Poole, and child -.c r\?i x <-? ^ i-u <ri i ?ariinj<ion, i,.; Mr. IV'.. iregg and Mr. -Frank Williams of )swepo, S. C.T were the dinner uests of Mr. and Mrs. K. Davis unday. Many youths attended the silver ea at the home of Miss F.arnesine McCollough .Sunday afternoon. we were glad to See Miss Mary ahe Mack at church after being n the sick list for some time. We Iso wish to thank Miss Mary J. lack forr the lovely flower8 she i A010R AIKEN NEWS Vi'et ley MethodiBt Church ki -N. Jamison, Pastor .JChurch-school?epemrtl?at "the* u.J I i nl h"Mi;i?Eleven?a.m.?Kcv. Jam j i a ft mounted the -rostrum a d | Ui'Pk his text .from Isaiah 42:1. I nVnte. The Oflice of Christ. Af. ter preaching the Lord's S.ppei \ us served. Seven-thirty p. m. Rev. Jamison preached from St. _ Mark .4:3(1. theme. The Challenpa if God's Will. Visitors: Mr. atjd Mrs. Henry Cave, Mr. James Estee and Misu Beatrice Calhoun. - ?Si* f>.m; tt silver te<rwas~at the home of Miss Rosa Orr which I was a success. Last Tuesday -- > i-ght the Ladits' Aid met at the i home of Mrs. Bertha Harvey. . i The fourth quarterly conference . will be held by t*ne D. S. Novem1 l.er If, at 7:30 p.m. Mt, Zion A. M. E. Church Rev. Paul L. Wells, Pastor Graniteville, S. C.?Sun. school - opened at the- usual hour with Supt. D. B. Spann and otticers ut r -their post's of duty. Morning services were well attended. The pastor preached a very interesting sermon using as a subject "The Glorious Rapture f the Church". Many visitors and members were present during the evening ? lipvinna 'PVwx ??? /?*. Li . v . . A ??*; pasiui uruu^ru 10 lis another soul stirring message - He closed as his subject "Behold tiie Hand of God." Out of town visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Rich, arc! Moore and Mrs. Hammond of Aiken. Miss Annie Singleton of Char.. ~ loston, S. C., spent the week end - ??i.Ki o>.ti? of Rev. and Mi s. Wells. Mr. - and Mrs. Joseph Goodsen of Aiken "Were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Emory Gowdy Saturday, Nov. 1. Everyone is looking forward to he coming of Elder Farmer who s expected he-e the .second Sunlav night. 'friendship Baptist Church *ev. M. Si. Peace, Pastor Everybody was glad to have the pastor back in his pulpit on 'ast Sunday. He held his audi nce spell bound as he preached morning and night. Sun. school rrid B.T.U. were extra gootl. It . wonderfulto note how our- peole express .-themselves in BTU. The pastor is conducting a ten nights revival in Indiana. This is a city-wide revival. There are --U?Baptist churches;?w+rrte?irmt colored takin a part in these rewv.i s am. iur me pastor a 'lnrious meetin and we know he will 'have quit., a hit of contact. This is supposed to be his last revival for this year. We have missed him while he was away ' but were happy to know that fheie were many who have been - rrspired and touched by hiT preachings, Don't forget the annual fair sponsored by the Missionary society on the 12, 13 and 14 of Nov. " "There are 11 booths plus games and entertainment. [Remember 'here will be no government tax. I Among the visitor* and return-1 1. iih.-iiiuv.-ia wursmping wun us >n Sunday were: Mr. Thomps.in. New York; Mr. Louis Porter. New York; Mr. Buck Harris, New York; Mrs. Abbie Jackson, Mrs. Onnie Lang; Mrs. Essie Crawford Mr. Elbert Patterson, Mrs. Weav r and a group from Iiottis, Mr. and Mis. Isaiah Edwards 'iave returned from Asheville, N. C.. where they S^ent the sumher. They are now residing with V?tie.- Edward's parent*, -Mr. artd Mrs. S. \V. Nobles at 1014 Fairfield street. J \ Second Baptist Church Rev. J. W. -Miles, Pastor Nov. 2nd?The Sundav school -mot "at the usual hottf- wrfh a very instructive lesson."subject Sin and brought for the p u 1 t Sunday. The bovs' class of which Mr. M arcus >? teacher^ won the b;.nnor | last Sunday. Miss I.essie Marcus is proving herself?a?Itevdirttr church -worker. Mr. N. H. Sparks of Tiiv.monsville. S. C,, made ?i business trip to Lamar last Saturday. Jle will j Worship' at John Wesley Sunday. November lfith, and will be the (dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs." R. L. Byrd. | Mrs, Mary .. BinneU and Mrfel Mary Rogers were the dinner guest.; of Rev. and Mrs. \Y. Frasier Sunday. j Miss W'ilbor Damon railed at the parsonage to see her pastor Monday. Mr. Louis Conobipd j* himself an outstanding churchman. Even though Mrs. Norrie Crawlev. president of the W. S. C. S., is torching in Marion county, she never misses being at church at every call. j Sandy Grove Methodist Church The birthday dinner Mrs. Mhrio'n Rivers crave her hsuband, Mr. Moses Rivers, last Sunday, will ever linper on his mind as one of the preat events of his life. Rev. -1 ^ Tt M T I i nn4 - . - % P - . ^ unciHi i s. yr. ir i ortui, ini , nn/i Mrs R. L. Rvrd, Mr. and Mrs. J. Rivers, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Woods, ' and Mrs. Eva Casey were anion? the invited puests. Rev. N. Rrown, pastor of N'ev Heaven Methodist church, will he jthe puest preacher at Sandy Grove .3:30 p. ml. Sunday. His ehoir will sinp. Everybody L invited. Come see Sandy Grove "park the ball." She will pay the total for everythinp Sunday. We want - to. get through Sunday so that w^._ will be able to help other charpes 'to pay OUt. I We arc lookinp forward to a preat communfty fair sponsored by the 4-H Brotherhood Com Club jits Consequences. At the close t the S. F Prnvor - M vicc was cor ducted By l>t-R. A7"TT"^t'uin"iiM!iV': Sermon by Key. C\, W. Turner, rry 'sti ikiny "message. We al'e vrltitl to see Mrs. Mo/m am. el back home ami tilling he ace on the senior choir. Sh as been f:> Uarien. Conn., durin 'ie' summer months. The1 friends of Be v. Miles wil I e tflad to learn that lie is im - j roving?nftor?being-?confined I i is room for the pa>t -d~ k? lie is jrreatly missed at churcl service. Mr. M H Hobnes "attended tie Beaver Creek association at tie Antiocn Baptist chureh. Snllv. ftev- \\. .Vi? CMman. .i.odrn tor. Tl?e Christians ciub met a* : r.? 1 ome of Mrs, Limey. (.'ulnmu. N ' and \vas entertained' bv "M-s ' olinan Mrs. Jones and '" Mrs 'i'lioinpaon. After the rejfula'i loutine of business and some <-. marks by "the President. Sistei 1.11a Galaway, the infect inp witclosed, and the hostess served vro> fiesi.ments. Quite an enjoyable 'leetine. \ isitors at the evening churci ervice: Mr. and Mir, William 'ohnsbn and son; Mrs. Carrie B n.ith, Mr. Calhoun and Mrs. Es. ie Oliphant and daughter Inez We enjoyed having them. Visiors are always welcome at Sec. "'lid Bapilsi. Tf yo-j would wi=i a u'Kn* I : ? - ........ .. 11cil is ^winjf on over the tate amon? th(. race see A. B I en nines ami cet The?Palmel t< '.eader. The MirH-tc ial Alliance of Air n county met on Tuesdv.y. Onto:ier*'2X^at S p.m. The no'timS waheld at Sunday school ro.mi ol Friendship Baptist of this city. The devotional services, wen .popdiirtod-hy tho-Choplnin. IP v. S J. Justice,..who led in-sinking the opening soil'.' after w'iiich Rev Norman Davis wasasked to i lea' in prayer. The scripture was-jrea' by our chaplain who afterwards led us in sir.ina a spiritual. Th? meeting at this time-was turner president who pave a few v< r\ 'ncouraginp remarks. The time Tor teaching of Sun. lay school lesson having come tin Rev. T. P. Hammond was a.-Lu to come forward and tuk(- ehargi of teaching. Rev. Hanimom targht this lesson in an exeelleril manor antl many point- wen clearly brought out and explainer by t'he teachr.' After singing a uvvjivr spiritual we were great!} favored In* having Dr. A. T How ell (white) a man whom we al have delighted to listen to because he always brings us a very prac. -tieal messaee, so helpful to all o the ministers, there be in? alway: so many illustrations drawn fron his own experience. A risir.p vote of thanks was given Dr. How ell for this very excellent address Rev. L. E. Ginn thanked t h t ministers for turning out in such a large group during the time the Synod of Atlantic met at his church 0:1 October 22. The Sot*re tary, Rev. R. W. Winn was ; sked to read the program "for the following Tuesday. A silver otfer ina was taken at, this time to help. Rev. Heyward Holland with his ehurch work at Williston. S. C. fJpV: HnHnrui rhirntmrt -I n-Hi anccy for their_ ready respo:'.^*-. |; You Too Can^b LET THE / 1 i NU-HAIR k .*"* jj l_hsgro T.^l I; ! FORMULA HELP YOU At Wp| | ; IT HAS HELPED Ap ! THOUSANDS ; OF OTHERSI Jjjl I - How You Can Grow 1 Certain p?rt? of the body grow to i Hair Crow* always if you keep your 1 , Itching. When tqu acratch rour teal " HAIR WILL NOT GF i There are no sweat gland* in sores i by nature to make certain outprowt i well. Hair is produced by our scalp t I - little place in the true skin. If yoi you may teet an rignt, but nothmi I ' A tear is not skin. You will never , r" tore. Hair grows from the calli > not look after these hair bulbs, ,hai , There are two glands to each hair t pliable, keeps it from becoming unru a muscle which Is attached to its Hi * healthy nair, you must help nature i r in good corrditfbn. Keep it clean, sof > If you are suffering with head son , complete treatment or you will lose I working properly and guarantee y< I long growing hair, give yourself a e I | Comp/af# Nu-Halr Scoff 1 , No-Hair Batqro Formu 1 i Nu-Halr Prostinq Com|> 1 , Nu-Halr Special Sham| I SENDNOMON i ha daMvaw tha ndn Miaul It k G? 1 M Writ* Now! I NU-HAlt PRODUCTS, U 33 Page Five >f ij:xi\<;to\ < ik< i i r nkws U.-: ^ n fT3 Riv. T. (). M.-mims, Pastor AV.-nr Tr. ---nT.-rrn?:- w II, '*?'? " 'I i?! ' hi:.-' bun rcj t . j > i 11 , I, t}, year e ' ''' ':v.t aix- happy ? f'-T i, - ri'tU!'!'. Vl ' ' <> I V a crvi (. |f? I) B ' > I ' : V intf. . Ili'V. 'A J-! |, , , ,| t !:? (U;7 " i' ? - -tmrr; :r v.vIL' ? 'IS: : v. t. . 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'i? . c:. a: civ :?i. ak .. .; A a-1"! fci.n-t!.,.; v'i;, taken. Sun .ah h: ->t - i< m .? a a e .\'a'.ach i ^ ' *'* >'"U ".nat v.:;" r.ami' % viih'heali'.y in' r.is vine's. ] *1 his ;:.i. ;a.-?t ",wu iii'iri-i- tho i L >eaV' S - j '.hi* . OP. The in- rubers a e plan:.in- on pay . r. in: ai! of :.i. conference claims: ij:?-s> nr. up am] sent! . '.I to *.* t?. j/.ake Ins re 1 port am: cm.'. .r t.-ack to -t'hein. He is the ma: for (.'umlier aml in s cr. a . tinn.- as this. , lows; j T1a* fir.ai (Jrti.-is.l H a: i Mu^iay r nisrh:. I'^oiiay r.ijjht preaching , 1 y R< V..K. .N. Jar.::.- pa.^r ul . -wv^ic-j' ?. / ,a>" Li.: I: V. n W W.^hi ' t : :::? / ,1 c _ n:\ n. Th;ij ; ,l. . K'-v. M. : K'\" ait M.;- . Fr. 'ay S.T..U, i M- ,i!sy 1)1 Mar.v i ;.!> ? help river. t: > t. v.> .. ycnr;?'Atut.?rrr A:rr.-v. v?f?!? borland. - Long, Healthy Hair ^ ccrtafb size and no further, whereas, < scalp healthy. An ailing scalp causes , ^ p vou make yores and -car*. > tow FROM A SCAR ' 1 or scars. The body is pi\en power j hs of skin which we nil know very , I kin. Each Hair Grows from a special | j destroy or mutilate this true skin ' , it will ever form another true skin. < . find a hair growinp from a scar or ' . i of the hair bulbs. If you do < [ r will become brittle anrl break off ^ ' 0 produce oil that keeps it *<>ft and I ily and frotn cracking. t\ery hair hat | iir Root. In order to have attractive, i to GrSw Hair fey Vrrping T"OVir v'al|) t ri or acar* do not de'ny taking our t ; your hoir. To keep your hair celli ^ 1 >ur?elf a healthy, beautiful head of 1 omplete Nu-Hair Treatment. i 9 Treatment consists of: ' i la SPECIAL OFFER \ ound ALL FOR ONLY .< JOO gfl EY $| 1 mly n.flfl p!u? ftw etnti potrt( ?k?" M itraattvd to pl?u? ? Montr ealundoJt | Broadway, Now York, N. Y. | ?"S ^ J |' ' i't mkfiil