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pjpmj i ?U"^t ^\W."CTrrM:; ,'.?y. - >? Page Bight FOOTAfter enjoying a very nice rain, "Sunday was a fine day for church goers. It was pleasant, cool end refreshing. At Weston Chapel the members seemed to take on new courage. Everything is being done to equip ' the pastor for conference. The Sunday School met at th* usual hour. The Supt.. Mrs. E. O. Caj-ter. and her faculty were at their posts of duty. The lesson was reviewed by Mist Francis Dorr. The Sunday School is moving along nicely. They have sponsored their annual rally to help with the conference claims. This rally will come to a close on the 16th. Every one is asked to do his bit. At 11 o'clock, the pastcrr, Rev. M. G. Williams ascended the rostrum and preach ., wonderful sermon from the subject, "T'ee bread of life." As the doors of the church were open the spirit was high. Holy Communion was given. At 4;30 o'clock the Junior Missionary met at the home of Mrs. Helen?Jackson n? Cokesbury St. They had a very fine meeting. After the meeting a lovely course of lemon pie, ice cream and" cake was served. Mr. Augustus Jackson served as host. "_lj The A. C. E. league opened at J Ci o'clock with Mr. C. L. Dorr I very berntifullv discussed and the ? president, presiding. The topie''avh^ ycrune people seemed to have enjoyed iti At 7:30 o'clock Rev. William? preached another soul_ stilling- sermon. The collection was good ail da\. ??? Everyone is invited to come to Weston Chapel and see how well the Mock P. E. will rally to the bishop's call. At Morris Chrpel Baptist church Rev. II. B. Mitchell preached two soul stirring sermons at 11 and 7:30 o'clock. The spirit was high ns the doors of the church were opened. Holy Communion was given. tored to Friendship Baptist church. Coronaca. S. C.. where he also pastors, and preached a powerful sermon. The spirit ran very high. The collection Was good. At Tabernacle Baptist church the pastor. Rev. S. E. Kay. preached tWfy powerful sermons morning and evening. As he preached, it seemed rs if wonderful power was sent to hi#i from on high. At Mt. Pisgah A. M. E. church, the pastor preached a powerful ser mon. The Holy Communion was given. At 2 o'clock the funeral of Mrs. Cario Williams wo? held at Tabernacle Baptist church. An unusubl ly large crowd witnessed the ser vice. Mrs. William*''was well tht/uirht < . of by all who knew her. both white and colored. For a number of years she served on the faculty ns'pri- . mary teacher at the West Sid j school in the city. Mrs. Daisy R Holman, principal. All of th" , teachers and a host <vf friends. , along: with the family. deeply . mourn her passinc. The teachers feel that we have lost a strong linl >u our chain, so we can only say. "Sleep on Mrs. Williams. Thy , work will never die." L ol URCH {Xf,~ISrRev. J. P .Gibson. Pastor Union,^ S. ('.?The Missionary ?Society was called together at the ~ ?&t>OVO finmprf rhni'pr /<?.....? 4-' _ ^ v. 4 V .. null ll< I L-lU leader, Mrs. Mamio Foster. ahmtr ?with our pastor and Mrs. Gibson This meeting was opene I by its . president, Mrs-. Foster The house was then opened for business. In i orjfanizinir onr"-snctoTv~ our pastor I* dKided us into* throe circles: . members I. JL_aml 3. Nov-l. leadee-l^ t^e general oresident, Mrs. F'oster; , No. 2. Mrs. Rent rice Danzlcr. lead- j er: No. 1, Miss Gilliam Reader. This meeting- was called by the ; pastor for }i monthly report. No. lr ami No. 2 reported SHOO. The I report from?the?tomera!- treasurer-1 ( was $04.90. _ ? We are thankine the Ix>rd for our great leader and thu. cot/pera- ? tion of his thnuehtful and helpful ! wife. We had four of our faithful-!] deacons present in person of Dea- ' cons Dave Jeter A,) .,, W,,?..ln.. .. Bro\ Simsa nd Wm. Bojran. who is | also our Sunday School teacher. Deacon Bopan made hi* report of ( the Sundav School, which \va? Our R. Y. P. I J., newly organized under the leadership of Mrs. L. M. Gibson, is doing- fine, with the assistance of the fine vice president, Mrs. Sims. Itc report was | $4.00. Rro. Porter was also a welcome guest. Our church has been wired and we are confident that we'll soon have lights. We are planning the dedication of-the same in the^ near ";; future. We invite vou to worship with uc each second and fourth Sundays at 12 o'clock. We are pressing onward. Prnv for trs to gain faith and 1 strength Ui endure the task. Thelma Peoples I wish to correct a mistake in last week's report: The pastor's p. . subject was "The Cross Foretold." instead of "The Cross Photo." I "pay your [, I'MI'TION TODAY! J l - ; . BALL WTNXSBORO NEWS A very beautiful day was- last > Sunday and inviting to ehmyh- i goers. The A. M. E. Z. eonnbc ! lion had the light of way and housed a splendid attendance to J hear its new pastor Rev. J. H. Lipsy. He was introduced by Cue j Rev, J. \V. Simmons who with'up- ; propriate words presented him to j Jre people. Rev. Lipsy greeted i_ one and all who were present and old thin that with then* eo<pjiera.ion 'he hoped to put over a -pro gram for the Lord. The text of discourse from which he preached i heart felt sermon was found in Hebrews 11:7. From all appearances, we see nothing to (lender the-prog, ess of Zion under Rev. Lipsy. Fairfield County Tr. school moves on nicely with its enrollment of 536 pupils, 145 of whom ire in the high school department. Our deepest" sympathy goes our'" o Miss Nellie M. Gordon, our 5th trade teacher who has been indis nosed for f> weeks. In her absence Mrs. Clarence .)aekron HT~ applying amply. Relatives and" friends of Mrs. ' I . Batiste are very glad to know that she Is able to be tip nil co oiit visiting. Last week -*be was the dinner guest of Mr. Mid Mrs. S. A. Moore. ! nd Mrs. Clarence Jackson accom .<anie<l by Misses Eva Mcintosh Mary Alice Bagley and Kathleen 7os* were among those who wit-' -v.T.". i >i.^ c e t,,..i,? tv nit" o# kiuuv.- tii m i i.'^r\c"_ "ast S.'itv:relay.P" They have, wonders to toll about t'he trip. ? I.ost wo forgot?Tho FairfU'Id County Toachors' association bad :ts first meetim: on the 2nd Sat. trelay in October. The mooting 'as the lni'trest and most success 'Nil first nieo.tinir in the history of ts career. President M. S. Whit inert on presided. After the reffstration, the roll call and the rou 'ine of business was over. Mrs. her was introduced. She ?ave a *ery inspirational talk mapinjr out he. work fdr the year and asking -he eoopertrtioir oF the 127 touii. ' < with whom she. came to work. MI oflicers were approved f o r mother year and .juljournment ook place. Miss Fmma Beattv. an instruc 'or at Finley Hi. Chester, was he week end cuest of her parents last week. See Mr, Eddie Hall and fret our copy of the "Leader". Calvary School (hi I* riday, October 24. the parents met u.t tlie above named? school?with the principal, Mrs. E. .1. Williams, and the supervisor >f Greenwood county, Mrs. M. E. Johnston, for the purpose of ortratdziajj tin- P. T. A. After the lection of officers. several ])lans ivere set forth for the' purpose of raising funds for the newly built school. On Saturday nijr.-.t the P. T. A. trace an entertainment at the ' school. A sum of $S.no was realized rofn this affair. ? ' " Oil Snndav nitrht V..', ..i.ili...- > ho (io>|K'l Li.'htt.Juhiloc Singes ej^pt-Mrrrkrrt?this <; }? ?>1 irP n pro- 1 rram_of spiritmils. They -were *n_kivo.i by all. Wo arc certain' v iriual to sec the t>ci,*plc nf (ireiYi- > vood and Ninety Six s?> interest".tl 1 n our efforts. It is irr cannot i Icsire to always nnt Xurih- efforts- s .hiLX_wH]?help?tirv? comimmit-v?t drive for greater achievements. We have groat plan* sot .forth. 'or-this school term and with the 1 toll) of liml an^ leadership of our I teacher, wp hope to accomplish nuny, if n<d ell. If you are interested in what's laonenimr at Calvary s ho?l. Sa- : o. V n<iu:n nil' 1/t'illH'l', i roe n wood County Teachers Meet ( The Greenwood County Tec eh- i r<-? (Jrnt11> Nc o. A , niTT^a t ATe w /ion school C) i* to her >(), at 2 o'- I lock. The rneetin'-' us called C> i mler by tho president. Mrs. E, _?)^_ *arter. Mrs. F.Vii Mathis. t.a rot ' it the New Zion school, rrtod as President of the jrroup on Friday, c Fhe openine sonjr \\a_. Ted by Mrs. Estop, B. Williams. The ,scripture 'essdn was read by Miss ifatttc Ruth ' Moss, pftor which we all i irfTeaTern^e^TorTTd^' All officers were re-elected to -eve the term r>f lft 11 12 excent 1 .wo, the new ones In. intr M"s. Ef- 1 "ie Artinius to serve as vice prosi lent of the irro'im in the plrce of -' Prof. Janie< Ihiokott.. and Mrs. Ester Bell William? to serve as e> rota vv in the place of Mr?. Pauline Pa vis Holmes. Mrs. Effie Vftinius ;tnd f.Miss> Ada Perrin j litrussed tn the frrotm how thev j " n.'ht their children choral road- j n" which wrm vpvv interesting. Airs. Mary E. Johnston. (w? Tonnes teacher, dismissed to the jroup diacritical works, humor- / lvms svnonmyns. antonyms which ,V><. Vnrtf infrii'nel -1 ~ ' . >"K ' "" ? ' "V- I t ived quite a hit of information f 'i'om her discussion. 1 The P. T. A. served the primp a. '1 dicioti? dinner the menu con-. } eistcd of mneorni. pic. chicken.' 1 -hops, creamed pcftatocs, rolls, ic? ? -earn and cake. M;ss Kuponia Mae Holmes thankog tho P. T- A. Pat srorvInGT the croup such r won- "i defful dinner The next meetln? i will he held at the Flat Wood 1 school on November 14, 1 TH1 ICS Of Rev. \\. A. Milliard, Pastor Zion Church, CI r< A stone ill the hl.ilditm n That makes the great fount UV nearer Heaven and God We appreciate that The Pastor our service rati And 'ere our voices rise uj In song round the altar we W'e appreciate that This burning desire that we The Holy Spirit is earnest He makes our aims and efFc We appreciate Chat Tis this evidence to the soi His sincere earnestness, Of spiritual strength, God's We appreciate that l'or no one can lead in this Who do not give and dedicc We believe he does fighting ??w~t " tr VllMl He studies reverently the I: Brings a message by power s That touches the soul, lifts We appreciate that Hides himself humbly bchin Siivt' lir'a- chatice~ to setve t We appreciate that 11e comforts the_ old, the yo SniTTes as he serves seems 11 Works for love of Cause, no \\ e ap~preeiate trial Walks calmly among 1 s sfror In such an open circumspect That the world respects the We appreciate that In. every man's life there's ; A voice that cheers or faith A hand that strengthens the We appreciate that Close by his side, holding h Influencing action, in partial We appreciate that She is kihd. efficient, spirit! A lover of children and defii To influence them on lines ? Wt? appreciate that We all appreciate their pres To impress for good they be On things spiritual and civi W.e. appreciate til at When for us singing is ovet No more to public our faces May we each find the other We'd appreciate that MRS. ETTA . . MT. OLIVE A. M. K. CHURCH Rev. H. C. Andrews, Pastor ! < Myrtle Beach. S. C.?^Sunday op >Tonl opened at the usual hour De vith Mrs. Francis~Rohinson presid- to ng. and touchers 511, their posts. Su I'hc lesson was reviewed by the ho Stipt., Mrr Jeff Bellrmyr , ? 1G? ' n. mi. the A. C. E. league open- en >1 with the president in charge, sot Hie lesson was thoroughly discuss d by members and visitors. 5e X p. mr the pa'slor ascended the -py ostrum. and preached a soul stir- rjr ing sermon front St. Matthews 7.. This truly was a wonderful sjs ^oinvam ? ?A4H*>ntf the?sick are:?Mr. S. -S.?^ Spivey. Dentp (Jrissett, Mi?stec VilliajtLi:j>iiie.v and little Miss I.u- wa a Mae Sessions. Their many "riends wish thenv a speedy re overy. ('a Mi _ Ethel It. -Tarter spent the ~_( veek end in Charleston on bus- .P' nous. ??? ? Mrs. Francis Robinson spent one c,r lay last week in Floren e on bt s- . IS nt'SS- . w Mrs. T.ela Duett and Mrs. Lelr ( ! -ley ward of Conway, are snending t Tow days at the beach. ?ie Mj.v and Mrs. John 11 arc ell of . 1 Georgetown, spent Thursday he-e >11 business. While here they visit;d Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Owens The lit llowe'en program given wt v Pro'f. I). A. Williams at th? school hoiisff Saturday?night was fe1 __ 11s nart gracefully. "TO \T r .Torvu ftnivov cnr.nt ^.ttn rlovr nr ast week in Little River visit ins he 'riends. Ho reported an enioyrble|er itay, eatinfr fish and chittlinpr. i IN MEMORIAM Sacred to the memory of a dear ather and devoted husband, Mr. f j, S. CotTihs who died 17 years apro, 'Jcrvemher 5, 1924 ^ One morniiiK' we missed him orT. ^ the customed hill, Uonpf -the heath and near his ?? favorite tree, . w x ^nd we hear his voice no more. 4 iut we are safe fri our conflndinfir, *t That we shall meet on yonder X shore, X ir?4 i .. j ' ' v r? aiA.il anu Willi, ior U,, Clear THinPT A rill wp meet in thp sweet beyond. VSadly missed by X Rt^ Rt Cqllina. wtfe, - Drr if \. J. Collins, son; Mrs. K. C. Sccf.t ,?> jnd Mrs. G. C. Woedftrd, daugh- T tern; Rena J.t Joseph C. and Bar- 'I bara G. Woodard, grand children \?-y - - E PXLMttftpo LEADER TATE v CI AT ION i of Metropolitan A. M. E. 1 tester, S. C. i par of tthingo ? iation, and brings " ? , the choir sings, l's so seriously b > joyfully bow humbly s S b thus invite C of the fight \ >rts to unite ii l; Is he leads * ? depth of his need Kingdom to speed r < i senee here 11 >th bring to bear c everywhere r down here ^ s appear ^ waiting up there ^ \ L. W. STANBACK. * Chester, S. C. [RRRON BAPTIST CHURCH 1 Rev. A. A. Sims, Pastor Clintorft S. C.?Sunday school enea at tne usual hour, with aeon "Sam Henry presiding, due , the absence of our faithfu1 pt., who was confined to his me on account of illness. The [son was discussed by The diffent classes after which the lesi \v:.s reviewed by the pastor. At 12:.10 o'clock prayer service gan conducted by Dea. Wyche. le pastor delivered a soul stirig sermon. Taken from Isaiah 23, subject God Calls for Constant Christian Living. Cominion was given. At the even; service "the pastor preacKed a >nderful sermon. The message ,s enjoyed. ^ Mrs. Ruby D. Hooks and little ughter Dorothy D. have return- ' t0 their home in,. Florida after ending sometime with their mo ida Miller, and other relatives. Mr. Boozar Taylor of New York visiting his parents Mr. and s. Edgar Taylor. Rev. A. A. Sims^Mesdames Sal _ L. Finnie, I^enora Fleming, ami r. Manuel Whyche, were dinner tests of Mr. and_ Mrs. Johnie ivis. Friends of Mrs T.nrindA Millor TI be glad to know that she is 3 nvalescing at her home after a | m weeks of illness. Mesdames Almetn iLittle. Lucin^J? tjopeiand and Mattie Goodman e still on the sick list. We >pe for them a speedy recovy. WTNNSRORO NEWS By Kathleen Ro*s Parents and friends of Mr ndsay Byrd were very glad to ve him in their presence last ek ^nd. He is R student at VoofJCollege. THK L U N C WISrtEa TO EXTE THE PATRONS WHO SUPPORTED US D< YEAR. ? The Luncl 2418 Haskell Ave. Ethel am c world of strife r< ite their life " sin and strife loly word ? stirred f| us unto God n d the cross lj to boast 0 the uttermost cj nl ... hi iung he inspires ^ ever to tire jn it for the hire w 11 day to day way church obeys 1 light that guides - ifully. chides . M m, as it stands by the side v< a; L brave, stanehly stands lis hand ^ command, ual, demure nitely sure ;ood and true . ' s SUA1 Mr. and Mrs. J. Feaster, ac companied by Miss Mabel Boykii motored to Great Falls Sunday t attend the Baptist Association. The first Fairfield county as sociation met at Fairfield count .raining srhnnl ?n<it Saturday Hm fcng the meeting Mlra. ^Vrtl Thompson, Jeanes teecher of ou ounty, made very timely remark* Misses I*acy fimith andE. Ra vent to Columbia Saturday on t tusiness trip. Mrs. William Oglesby and litth on. Billy, went to Denmark, S. C lunday evening to join their hus iand and f ather, Mr. W. M )glesby who is an instructor a roorhees Junior College. Miss Blanche Glynips, who is ri istructor at F. S. T. S., spent th< . eek end at her hcrme in Gaffeney >he reports an enjoyable stry. Miss Elise Manigault, who is s member of the Alpha Omicror 'hapter of the Zeta Phi Beta 5>oority, went to State College Satrday to attend the Regional Con?rence of the Zeta Phi Beta So_ arity. ??T? A number erf boys from CCC ,465. Newberry, S. C., spent s ?w hourc in our town Saturday yening. v' Mr. I/indsnv Richmond of Rock ill and White Oak. S. C., ig now mchine in our county. We hope is work will be prosncrOtrsr ? Mrs. Glarcnrr JjicksTm frrr? marge of the fifth grade in the ssence of -Miss N. M. Gordon mvho *s been ill for about four weeks. Tmile Mrs-. -.Tncksorr t<'fining fine i her work, we hope Miss Gordon ill return soon. - PALMIST MADAM WRIGHT SCIENTIFIC LIFE READER adam Wright has just returned t< mur city from the. World's Fair nd will be here for the Winter. ffrom the one you love or in trouble from any eause consult her now Would you like to marry quickly ?--A-re -you troubled over any affair of fe? Are you contemplating any important- change? Do you wish i be more successful? If so yoi ecd her advice. No question: sked; you are immediately tolc f your troubles and how to over ome them. See her now, tomor ow may be too late. We read al ationalities, white or colored !omo and be convinced. Price ithin the reach of all. Porma ently located in Studio Tents or ieetmg Street or U. S. Highway lo. 1, at City limits, West Co jmbia. MAISIE'S HERE AGAIN Ann Sothern ?IN? RINGSIDE MAISIE Starts SUNDAY! f'ftminnr THflRtJIUY' Tony PASTOR AND HIS ORCHESTRA <rf>TE: ENTIRE HAK'ONY RESERVED FOR COLORED SPINE-tingling THRILUS! Rela LUGOSI ?IN? "The BLACK CAT" SATVRDAY AND SUNDAY STARTS SUNDAY "WEEK-END IN HEAVEN'?. ?With? ALICE FAYE JOHN PAYNE CESAR ROMEIO CARMEN MIRANDA JTv'-tiF PHCHtiKO HEONETTE \ NO THANKS TO ' HAVEJ LOYALL/Y \ DING THE PAST < J < heonette i Columbia, S. C. ; 1 Eliza [?T SATURDA [HI KICKC If STATE CC 1 ' ORAM J; $ CONGRAT (? | THE GR y i ON THEIR THE U*N r | __ Ethel V-^ 241H Haskell Ave. y/>ob SALT is ^3^" 1 INDIiPENSA8i.e IN ' 1 -faei?A\SlMG OF V fifi 0ABCOCK pftovco I this and found fa at i _c. coins needed . r>1 , ounce of sai.t daily fcx?^ACu l<v>r> On.uui>* >aiSir"~ 1 of cive weight v-:' ^T!r* plus an apoltlonal ^8 ounce for ^ *] each 20 pounds of iin milk produced "h? daicy cold-light . I _ . \ v' proputlh /./ j light, n l ^?1 h of , (fao o ooo oooo:o:o:o:o;oo:o.ooo.o o.o g L T? K V Y ' "S" ; I FUNERAL H0? ; jj> I'ndertakinp: and Em ha! 1 | AMBULANCE SERV - -g ?SLOGAN? 1 LOWER PRICE ? ? "As Near As Your Nearest I1 J ? Batesburg and Ridgeway, ! . g 1831 TAYLOR ST. COLU --fit PHONES: 23619?23611 0.8:. IC8^000000a0000000'000"0'0^"?{ I ? j " f * ^ r 1 ,rr?J'S r jfR' * ivlore for your money too... when your n:;kcl geafbr the tr.;:y . drink in the tall, tall bottle. More flavor... and r..:>re of it, too. ? 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