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Saturday, November 20, 1041 ~ r r Soutn Carolina Conf. | Methodist Church ^ In S!ci:7.icn at Florence;1 ^ . b ui.?: i; \TIon sermon sl'n-jv I> ?\ MORN 1 NO BY BISHOP I.. H. klN^ ANO -RE At) 1 NT,?T[ L-R- ARP4HNTMKNTS f" I 1 Florefice, S. C., Nov. 24?The t six days program of the So..th Ca V r a 1 i n a Conference, Methodist Church, Atlantic Coast Area, Cen v tral jurisdiction gets olY to an <. auspicious start Tuesday (Novetn ber 26) with preliminary commit- \ ^fc_tee and cabinet meetings and a public session. Candidates for examinations 1 are scheduled to meet the committee at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. A meeting of the cabinet composed of nine district superintendents and Bishop Lorenzo H. King, who will preside over the conference sessions, is on the pro gram for seven o'clock in the evening at the district parsonage. tuesuay evening -at seven tnir. ty the opening public session i s scheduled. Those who are sched tiled for the welcoming program include Rev. R. G. Lawrence, Dj\_ A. W. Hill, Dr. N. T Bowen, Dr7 R. N. Brooks, Editor Christian Advocate, Southwestern Edition and Dr H. W. Bartley. Bishop L. H. King, resident bishop Atlantic Coast Area, will open the first business session of the conference on Wednesday morning with devotions and holy communion. Bishop King will bo - nssintod?by the district supi'i'In. = tcndent and Rev. J. W. Taylor, entertaining pastpr. A welcome address will be aieUvoie.d by Su once district. ? iR oil?rail and or. ganization or the conference will follow for 170 ministers and an equal number of lav delegates. local "preachers and accepted supply ministers. Business sessions of the confer, ence will follow each day in the morning: and afternoon. Each ev ening public sessions will be held . when representatives of general boards, school head--, and other geneal and state officers will address visitors and delegates. All sessions etc scheduled to be j held at Cumberland Methodist'1 church Rev. J. W. Taylor, pastor.,. The Fouth Carolina Conference of the Methodist church, central jurisdiction, is holding its third , annual session since unification ! and the second since Bishop L. H. King hns been elected and appoint | ed to the Atlantic Coast Area. This conference is holding the one hundred thirty-seventh session as lee-al successors of the South Ca. ' rolina conference, Methodist Epis V II UX I'll. Many leadine1 clergymen arrd ' laymen are cn the six-day pro Kram. On Wednesday evening procrrnm are Dr. N. J. Crolley, : I Anniversary Board of Pension; Dr. A. R. Howard, Anniversary < Hoard of Temperance. Prohibition and Public Mora's, and Dr. D. H. Ftentoi. Anniversary American BP le society. On Tbrrsday ?n, ti e afternoon there will he addresses bv Chas. ' w. raid well. Conference 1, n y Leader and Dr. .T. W. Workman, Anniversary of the Board of Lay Activities. Thursday eveninit, the education pro pram of the chinch will -?-be presented. Dean E. TL Fitch-" ott, Claflin college, presiding at this puh'ic session. Dr. M. S. Davaee, Secretary Board of Ncsrro Education. Methodist church, will deliver the 'principal address. Friday afternoon addresses will be delivered by Rev. E. A. Love, Anniversary Board of Home Mission and Church extension; Dr. . Willio J. Kin?, President. Gammon ' Theolncric&l seminary. Atlanta. Ga and Dr. R. M. Williams. Pastor Calvary Methodist church. Washington, D. C., orincinal speakers on the subject "Education i.n the Loenl Church". Friday even in?, Bishon L IL_ v Kin?, Atlantic Cops' Area will make- a snecial- iortnrcv Spec?fl"T music hv Claflin College choir will also ho heard. SatUTdny afternoon is pro?ram med as Youth's Hour. Prof. John P. Borcosq will oreside. Addresses and reports from youth loaders will ho heard. Also a iv\xrrnm of the Woman's Society of Christian Service is scheduled S?tnvday afternoon. Pres'dont Phv'lis M. G'bhs will nre<"'de. at the Women's session. No Saturday night service Is scheduled. Sunday mornin^, after Love rmm. H spew AH hv Hishon L. FT. Kin? and ordination servicp. the annointmerfc ?.:p Re rend and con ) M ferencc will ndiourn. J. D. McGhee, reporter. BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH Georgetown, S, ('-.--Under the efficient leadership of our pastor. Rev. J. C, Qurrlcs, we feel that. Bethel A. 51. E. church is safe. We are hoping all the members will cooperate with this great gcrs ' nel nreneher U'p nt'p tnl/l tVmt ho nreachod a erent ^nnual sermon , >n Chrrleston at the Palmetto An. nual Conference. Our pastor, Rev. Jt C. Quarles, ^*'3 ^CSt ?11 /lay Sunday The trustees realised $47.50 ih their collections. The trustees are 1 making special efforts to keep up nil current expenses of the~ehureh. 1 There is no reason why we rannort r put over a areat xerogram with such stewards as Prof. G. W. k ' JST Tforw^ard. J, ft". Nesh'|f, Sarrmol f Speed, J. T. Walker, Mnreuq Rich. I erson, Dr. W. S. Thompson and Rev. A. Carr. . VLLEN CHAPEL M I). ( Hl'KCH ifv. ! 1 aly McFadden, Pastor 1 he Till Annual Session of the JjliUai? Order?of? ClnvtHty ens hold in Allen Chapel A. M. E h inch. November 21?-I'd. wi ti; H>dge No. 6. The session omenta, "t 1 u:.10 a'.m. with Grand Mastei lev. S. M. Davis, pre.-itiinir. Sis. er Ellie Myeis and Bro. .1. \V Vallace conducted devoth tu. The Usiiii'ss session followed aftei i'hi,eh the grand master's address ras delivered which was ver> thoughtful and inspiring. !RCV V. \\~5Iurry was presented t ( ning the noon day sermon arc four Name. At 3:00 the meet c r> '( livened with the grain ''l ap', in copuuetj:'? ancthoi vartn devotional period. Itepoit Vom all officers r.nd reports fron he various lodges were made. A his point Rev. Chnppelle McClarj vas picsented to preach. He usee he subject Who Is This? E.e.. ion of officers was heh '; o session dismissed fo: upper. Tea was served wit! alee. At 7:30 the meoinor re-"0' ored for the evening -scsst-ri. Th( rand march was ]<>d by Rev. SL ^ Mi'dtTleton, grand deputy. Do otions was conducted by dele atcs from lodees No. 2, 5 am '. W"loome address by siste rosephine Segar; response by Br 't. E. Lee; ren#Pt on Memorial olo by Bro. "Gaillard; Momorin o n,,Mi was preached bv Rev. Si as Middleton. pastor of Johnson "'V? ptrTTltf A AT TT - th> <t'sion opened sunday mor '*?? with s. s. at, 9:30. mr. w. e matthews, pros id in ?. at tho wo '-im?l-mir' t!ic g-rnml dor tv ?rc ri''<! r+t1 rev. itnlv mofacttto -o ortvtoh "t?ho rnnfial sermon. si ' uko r?:5 was used as t"xt; sub '"ot don't c.ivo up. this wa hi-<t mooting ovnr hold in -th stow of the united order horn "ha' ity. whitmtre news service wrs he!d at "bruce ta aemacle a. m. e. zior. church sun 'ay night bv rev. p." j. strom rev. stroud preached a wonderft; sermon from the subieet, "a >afrle stirs her nest." ptilpk -as jociate, rev. ii. p. clark. mr. and mrs. henry jones wis !o arnounce the marriage of thei rlighter. miss louise jones, t mr. joe farr blackwol! of uni r s. c. in june, 1910. we hope fo i happy life of matrmonv. mr. an vf..,. dl.a n >...;n ...o.. .. uin. >v 111 maite uiei nor?,.6*in Spartf tiburjr, S. C. Mr Johnnie Prn"hi r has im proved after boint? ill. Rev. H. P. Clark delivered a fin ?ernio- ? ndav at Hopewell Hap tist church. Miss Mor.elln Eppa spent th week end in Helton. S. C. and re ported ., fine trip. Vvs. Ro.?e]ort" Caldwell. rft< Heine seriously ill. is better at thi writing. Mrs. S^*rih Wallace is ill at thi writinpr. We hope for her a speed, ecoverv. Mrs, Enster Robineon. Mr Amelia Johnson. Miss Ruth Jovn vhited I.adv C. T. Simpkiti . ' v"- "-1 ->f! v 'ast Friday. Mi?s I.enrr W'Miaiv'. Ha jr.pt a1 W'i"-n*">? nt'endod a npvtv o T,b'?nl'v(?;\,hi{r tinv in Carlisle. f C Many others from here, attend ad. Mrs. N. Hooker i? i ten roved n ?? i-itVit, Visit the sick in you community. WOODRTFK M'V.'s \ r> n>>n -m tr Hnstf New Retbel Baptist Church Sunday wes a rainy day ar miKiiii ior cniliv 11 goers. The Busy Boo Club met at th horn of Mr. anil Mrs. Willie Smit Friday right. 2"> were present. , (TeTuTous repast was served and noni- cinvi of money was..raised. R7w ltunean, ?F7'"wTn pveae t >.'. I'jthel Sunday an;l Sunda night. We hope lo have a paeke house. ST. JAMES V. M. K. CHl'RCl S. S. was oallod to order- at-1 on;, with the Sunt, and ro-work ers present. The beginner:.. cla< is holding the banner, Mrs. Wr McDonald, teacher. Sunday morning the pastor st red t'ho audience from the their How do. I know that I'm a Chri; 'Inn? The answer would be t cause I have the snin't of Chris At .* p.m. the Missionary sc c>ot-y_mpi witji the President Mr Mnr\- TOoips presiding. .Atthecvernt^ toned to n wonderful sermon h the pastor from Prov. 6:16-1! Our services are very inspirin and the choirs are rendering e> cel'ent service. We have r.lread elected our trustees for this cor ference year as we are hoping t "ft over a good year. They ni Mr. F .T. Johnson, Priolenu Johr so". F L. Yovit*. H. Powelb Rr ert Dolpnev. Mrs Sarah Sta?l ?nd Mr. Frank Kennedv. Mr. f PoWeTt seeretrt'-v and Mr. Prt< lean .Tohnron. treasurer. Stewardess kvo.ord No. 9. met o Vac 10 nf the hor.-e of Mr?,. Cell F>0"i? Of Pa'stroot, wit hA Pvocident Mrs. Katie Solomo nrpsidm0'. A repnst was serve* F'ovri, wife of tnp lnl AT,- r T. rWrf.wnr n intltnv alt at,. p' 1 ir11 Yfulio, find ATVr. F .?*? > p?i*.t,v \vhT> mi'H^o olr>011 rf mn"Ire, Tho p^vT p^r,of(no vdl V ~* n>? of ^Tr?. S.'irMi ^tnrl T^<''f?ou'00f!. ' Mv? FrnnroR <Onre, childr# Mo? tnillpm Gove. J ?tV Vfra T. W. ,Tanorott? aecort v,nr,*od V'-t, piofae Pnrbv nnd hi Vonri tn c?rvnncoa. Tvhorc Mrs p* Hy,< tp*obp?. Baptist Rally At Morris College FOOD SHOWKR A SUCCESS; r $3357.52 RAISED IN RALLY"" i Lust Thursday (Thanksg iving : ('er the leadership of Dr. H. H. . Butler, president, gathered at Mor . : is college for the annual rally > and laid on the table $3357.52 in r cash. Ore of_t*he outstanding fen 5 tures accompanying this rally was r the food shower under the direcion of the Woman's convention, j headed by Mrs. Mablu K"ith llov ] aid. It was really inspiring to ? see this largo supulv of food i'i arious sorts Which was estimated ? ;n cost at more than three huni lred dollars. a Tronic of I lu* ollicets of the -eon. t ention who were -present were ( **s follows: Drs. H. H. Butler . "iref-ident; L. ('. Jenkins, secre. i arv; B. F. Stewart, statistician; '. P. Beder. secretary of the For. r tf Trustee board; J. C. Dunbar T vice nresident of the State S. S 1 nd BYPU convention; Mrs. Ma. r lo K^ith Howard, president o~l the Womanlg-- rr.nvou+;on?and f t of other leaders of the stale Monc with those were -great .? "umbers of graduates who cam< r to celebrate and enjoy a home. 0 ^oniing reunion. Tlie rally for the college is be. 1 "oming more popular every year Tt is believed that in the near fu. *ure_ this rally-will be one of thi -u^xniu'ii; ir.'iuu'n in no nan ~~ -"hrt family. The reports shov hat the college has a very stront faculty and n student body of 751 _ IVith the school inoreasmtpr In it: ? onrehmont ovcr.s > eat it will soot l be necessary trr make other-lm. " provcnients. It \vjis suggested also that a. s nothcr ra\lv will-be htuh-m-Ma*^) which will be known as the Li e brary rally so that the grount r<"- tb" library will be broken th< hast of next spring. The write] is h;eMv in accord with all thesi sUfr^e^tions .and readv to sav PO MOTE IT RE. 1.1 n RKED STREET niCH SCHOOI " Prof. S. C. Perry. Principal j. The woek.eml ho'lidtivs are ovei and teachers fnd students wen advised bv the principal to go r down to "sure enough" work. His 1 anwwrcemiint of six %veeks tes this Thursday and Friday showec that he was positive in what hi saiii. Principal Perry is always sount ? in hi., advice ard he usually gives fair warning in lime for- students to make adequate preparation. His < little pen talk was j>r-rticularly t< tlie seniors' but generally to a] grades. Those motoring to Orangeburf ? to witness the annual "Turkey Daj Classic" were Prof, and Mrs. Per. . r.v, Joel a: <i Shidrika Perry. Mrs y WiUitms. Mrs. Oliver. Rev. am Mrs. Oamnbeli. Mr. T. Broui ^ Williams. Profs. Riley and Stew art, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Jackson * Miss "Roe' Wallace. Rev. Charles Cli'vry and scores of others. The game was a thriller fron n b ginning to end. Strte's lovely 2 passing and Renodict's brillian runs ling and blocking.- Benedict' line was almost super human trn * way it lie 1 no in the face of con >' tirors pounding by Ftate. Th rc'ivtl -sliows, 4t939, State wcm 1940,. Benedict won; 1941, tie. s< t);.?v are even now. We look for ward to 1912! We were delighted to see th Ibed St root student,, rt Benedict 11 Morn's. State an i Claflin. Ander son county believes in higher ed ie m-at'(< - Reed Street prepares you h clrihi for college entrance. We ar A proud to see these students mak a in? pood. They measure up favor a44y fHdxdttMicnilv- rnd also in ex T tra curricula activities. Mrs. Mary F. Finley, the mothe of Mrs. Pauline Campbell, was i wel "ome week end visitor. She mo 1 ?* 1 ; > tin (lor,pi 1 Convention atp ? w:i< forturrte in seeing her daugh tor and son. Mrs. Theo Goodie ^ and Prot. K. L^Einloy7 ? L Qtliera witnessing the State is Benedict game were: Profs. Mc n. Duffie. Smith. Miss Cobble. Franl Ham. Jim Ware, Edward Sloar ir Oscar Ixwvis, and Herman Cole ie ir.nn. i. P, J, Campbell^ reporter )e >- HOWARD SCHOOL PARENT. 3 TEACHER ASSOCIATION Tlio llmimd aahoal Pa raid Teacher Association held Its reg tl'ar monthly meeting Monda; K night, November 17, at 8 p. m. A c- each parent entered he was pro V gented a turkey, which create l- much laughter. ? Mr. I. H. Goodwin, the president conducted the devotional period !- after which the minutes were reiw m and approved. Mr. Madden the principal, in ! trodneed the speaker of the eve ning, Mrs. M. M. STmpkTns. Sh< topped the evening when ah** g?v< ri en inspiring address on "Foon a and the Prevention of Tubereu h losis." She gave many helpful sug n gestions to parents in the renrlnf d. of- their children, and all presen le thoroughly enjoyed her discourse M IThiiImim ermwHr* hch1 iliHllf tn 1. Mr. Madden and Miss Sylvia Da >. vis. tuberculosis field worker fo Richland county ywha invited pa co rcnt.o to attend the opening ani take n part in the Christmas Bea >n Drive. r. Mian Myers' cla*R won the hen i. ner for having tho Tartest numbe fg of parents present. The banner wa vr n,-esrnted to her clasQ by one o the parent*. Mr*. Brown. THE PALMETTO I Student Health Conference to be Held -At Orangeburg Programs of t'he second annual South Carolina conference on stu dcrit health have been issued, it was announced here today by T. H. Moore, dean of Voothees N. ' and I Institute, Denmark, who is chairman of the state commiteee 1 1 b student health. The confer- I ' "nee will be h^ld at State A. and | M. College, November 28 and 29, I The conference program has en arranged for professional] '* 'id student sections. Paul B.J ' nely, M.D., associate professor ' r preventive medicine and pubhealth, Howard University hool of Medicine,~\Vnshm'-;ton, ' 'h C., will act as special consult. ^ ant and adviser of the profession a" section. For Beveral years, " T)r. Comely has served as student 1 w1th adviser for all colleges and " 'adversities for Negroes in C h-Os~~ United States. His work is one ? i of the outstanding services offer. - id by the National Tuho?crlosis l-^>_i^(?oiation of New York City. Dr. Comely hob!-- dreroo? in medicine 1 end in public health from the University of Michigan ftt. Ann [ Arbor. During .an entire mornin? session, Dr. Comely will hear pre eolations of" the health programs . if all colh-gee represented at the . conference. Fie will evaluate ? these programs and make sug_ poctlnnn fnr Milnr r..iii,.nt -;u,d i m ! -Tpvpniont where necessary. Dr. j S. R. HigciiTs. president of Allen . 'university, Columbia, is slated to r~ fireside at" the opening sqsmoii. r This session will he opened with_ . remarks of welcome b\- M. F. Whittaker, president of State col. . lege. v- "The Tm pi lout i Oh a of Dralt Ke lections to the College Health 1 Program" will be the subject of ? a special address to be delivered r by Dr. Comely during the noon 1 Tiapel hour. November 28. : Drrin? the Friday afternoon session, professional represontativ es will form into committees of their choice and will discuss the following subjects: "The Control ' of Tuberculosis and Venereal Diseases in Colleges"; "What Shall Health Instruction Include?"; "Minimum Objectives in the 1941. ? 1912 Health Service"; "Protection 1 and Promotion of Dental and Eye ' Health" and "What (Shall an AdeJ mate Physical, Education Pro' gram Include?" The afternoon session will cIorc with a tour of 'h<> buildings and grounds. . Dean E. M. Booker of Mort'is s 'Oilege, Sumter, has been asked J 'o preside at the morning session. 3 November 29. At this time the . group will iiear reports, findings ind conclusions of the Friday afternoon committee meetings. These reports will be followed by wo addresses: "College Health Personnel ? Their Qualifications j and Duties" by Dr. Coriiely. and ^ "The Relation of the. College Health Program tp Community Health**, by Miss F.tfie Amnio, j R.N. of Voorhees N. and I. institute, Denmark. For years, Voor j bees institute has sponsored a Y "ommunity health program, t The final session at 2 o'clock 3 Saturday, November ~2P, will be ; a joi :t meeting of the-_professional and student delegations. Fea 0 H res of this meeting will be mo: tion pictures, a recent health survey of two colleges; and the con ference summaries. Dr. Comely will summarize the deliberations 1 M the professional section and Mrs. Andrew W. Simkins, direc. 'or of the Negro urogram of the - South Carolina Tuberculosis assor Nation will summarize the dis_ e,-trssions in the student -section. Ales. "Simkins, who has acted as - adviser _for the? college health. -I committee during fire?pest year will serve as consultar* and ad. r viser of the student section dur9 iifr the conference. "1 The student' section, is opened to Y student delegations of not mbTe L rhan ten represenatives frem, eaeh ~ of he eleveh Junior and senior ?"olleges?in?South Carolina^ A~ - -epresentative of Allen university < will be asked to preside at the 1 opening student session. Following remarks of welccme by a State college student, the group will hear two talks: '"Your Respon sibility in an Adequate Program of Student Health" and "J>mmun ity Returns From the College Health Program", by Mrs. Sim. kins of the South Carolina Tuber-' " "rrrtrwis u rrmttrrmrr srrrrWTrnr - from Avery Institute and Claflin ? "ollege will be asked to lead the 9 discussions. A representative of Bettis acad ->my will be asked to proside at 'he afternoon session. This setu sion will open with the showing , ->f health motion pictures. Two ddresses "The 'Relation of Nutri'ion to Abundant Health" and 'The Relation of Student Health j Programs to the Control of Ttrber "ulosis and the Venereal EMaeas^ -V will be delivered by Mrs. R. F. Bold ware of Bettis academy and Dr. Comely, respectively. Rep _ -esentatives from Morris and Clfh. t ....Ml u- -.1 1 - - J:_ { v/n iwur^-n will UV n^iv^u \AJ (JIB* , -uss those talks. In order to focus ^ sMi'viUmi on utmin h&llth forts, two health knowledge tests wllfbe r -riven a the close of this session. A representative from Benedict 1 ^oTIogo has heen asked to preside 1 during th morning* session, Novem her 20. During this meetivt? . students will evaluate a health r oucstionaire recently prepared for s distribution to Negro colleges In f this state. Following this evaluation there will b? a talk. "Educa ,kADER . \NDKRSON COUNTY I TE.-U\HFKS HEAR VP?. M. ,Sl.\lhIWS ON THE "HEALTH 0>K AMERICAN CITIZENS" T*ho Anderso,; county teiwheis | liitd tlc\' rare pi ivilege of healing 1 oik* of the most able health lecturers in South Carolina. Mrs ' Simkins has spent a number of j years p<i) sonully engaged in tight ' ing and curbing successfully diseases among her people, especially tuberculosis. Mrs. Simkins listed the follow-' l ing as catses for death: automoI > j 1 ;ieei<l<-- ivrja-ix^| heart trouble , appendicitis, syphilis, tuberculosis.measles, whooping cough, J diptherin. She urged periodic examination from competent physic. I iai:. physicians who will .*ive a , thorn, nh exainin- -lion. She also { ! 'old us what to expect -of a thor- ! I (Uigb examination. The teachers | j-'veie giebtly helped and wish pub t 'v *' thank Mrs. Fimkins. The groutis conducted interest- | ing topics. The.primary group; Johnson discussed the lesson plan. , ?The elementary group under the di'ection of Prof. Walter Adger? t'is-ussod remedial reading. ?Trie high '~?ctieol group under direotion of* Mrs. Pauline Carnp' "11 rhsi in>f?| sTiffir meth'-ds of teaching. 'H'e 1 - ?! economics amain wrto v'cr tii- direction of Miss Willie | Cowans. T- < pros ii;,nt ur'.M-ii all teach. to-pay the associational d.ol _ "itullH- ( '/ * ip". ho paid, l^itL never -pfr?4?tin dullr.i ~ strrcf they have been in the county a9 a toaifher. The attitude of the entire association was that these ?) :f ' V else he exposed^ TTVere' will h?- no countv meeting t f?r the month of December on ac- i . '-nunt of the District meeting. At I tend your county meetings. y. J. CainnbeTTT YORK PARAGRAPHS I Kath<-rin<* Morris of Ches J tor. was in the city Sunday on bus iness. \ j Mrs. Nancy- Sadler had as her 1 week end guest. Mrs. Annie King > of P.ullers Creek. S. C. Mrs. Cranio Moore and Mrs. Fan .! nie \V>ieht moored to Chester I last Friilry a-rd visited the.lat. * tor's sister who is ill. Pastor Mclv.er of CRnton Chapel ; A. M. E. Zion church preached an < excellent sermon Sundav morning j and which was enjoyed by a large i audience. Mr. Arthur Sadler and Mr. John i Weslov Scdlcr arrived home Fri. : dav after spending * week In New Jf pey and New York. Mrs. D^'liah I*owry and daugh ter arrived home last Monday af, ter spending a few weeks in Gas. ( tenia. N. C. Little Mr. Robbv Laury spent j the Thanksgiving's nson in Char: k-tte visiting relatives. __ T.-a hpi-s Avlm spent - the week ] erd out-of town wove; Pr->f. W. H ; R? ttsville: Prof, and, M .1 R TIaile. Renibert. Miss i Susie M. Alexander. Seneca and | *!' tifi', C,:<>r"i:t. and Mic Willie j r> it I?. ;,r^ Ch'^'e'-. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Taylor nto. ..r. d to Charlotte, N. C ard Rock | IT'lk ? C last Wednesday on bus j iness. Mis, Ma?-v Wade who is a stn at F nlev i i?-h sohool ir j < ?-.,a .. v,c,tor rt Jeffer son high last Monday. \ Th?'"Vs.vivin'^ dinner I . C I... Ut-v ~;h ,-.f , .T^fferso- M i" h l-??t Tn?sdav. The,had as their enests of honor Prof and Mr*. ,! R. Hail<*. Thi* tinder the direction of Mrs. Mc. K nH'ht. M>s. Wr'irht snent las' week And In f ester f 'lie Ivvl side of Visa \v o j * r>?> the-siel< list. "After a short illne:* M?v P-f'?c j rs 'iT died the hospital last j week. Mj ;9 Al'ce Wriest <>f '^o finf fnrry- fnctihv. snont' TV<anks?mr<* , < ??! her n'o'hev. Mr?. F. C i Wnght.?? ?j Rev. 7. -X. Pm-iv: i^ft Tuesday < r ? rr\r>tc>* n-.^- in r.*v? p,-? ^ Tt>" T ! ' ?' :d p?-?.?i..tv ffn en 1 i'mi-.i Lr?Mrs.?Louiao -Taylor Friday. After an imnertn'*f he* | ;tie*s ee<i*iori. ? lit'-mrv program wo- nniovpd The hostess se>wed j a delie'ens sweet course. The Ti>"?ah sc'ool r?f tvM?h Mrs R?"f.en?^ \{nrtre tc--Trnnernnl7' pre f i f ? > eniov-iMo nreeraru at ' WV>tj TTill "hnroh FllndnV n re, ---jVvs. C os'le end M"s ' Will?o?nw are still on the * sick list. Don't forget to help in the T. R Vr-.M s-.i,- ' FMRVTFAV RNPTTST CHURCH Rev. C. M. Freeman, Pastor N'ewberry-?Sunday School open, ed at the usual hour. There were two teachers present. Deacon \V. T. Thompson and son were the gruests at Sunday School. I Four members came beck to the church. | The pastor preached ? wonderful sermon. His text was taken from Gen 42:1. "Bread Is necessary fcrr life." . .1 ' tion for Family Life and Parenthood College Opportunity" by \Tia An.lrnu,-?IV, Shaking,?Mew. Bimklns conducted a nine weeks coi:rse in sex instruction and hy. Kiene in the State college summer school for taAdhars during the = nnst summer. The nieetlnc will close with a question box and ] roundtablc discission with a *tu-1 dent from Coulter academy txv i charge. The afternoon session of this ] . body will be held jointly with that of the professional group. f WILLIAMS CHAPEL A. M. E. CHIKCH Kev, R. J. Jefferson, I'aslor Orangeburg, S. C.?Services be, r;un promptly at b :45 with the Sunday school, with the Lupt. anu -vnr assistant Supt. in charge with Pi of. Thomas J'. Lylts, wi.o volunteered his se: vice at tiie beginning of the year at the piano a..d .ost of the teachers at their port of duty. At 11:0U o'clock a larire a oh up prrci.Ttiv,. congregation was pres. nt.\ The pastor's.-message was .alien from St. John b:4. Words f the text: I must wuik the works of Him that sent me while it is day. The night cometh when no man can work. The sermon '' as ve-y instructive, and eff...",i---.. _ Ti the midst of the sermon the pastor reviewed some of the .-riar y things accomplished during t'..e wo years of hi^ pasturage. We re happy to have "had V r. Jos?p'n Nance of Miller's- Chapel?A-?, M. E. chu x'h at Newberry, S. ,C. "Mr. "Nance is one of"the able trur tees of liio ehureh.?Htr-spo!'.,. C"?r, ndable of the nasi fir's ire . :V at New'Lr.-rry. We 've -c clad ?'0 Mrs. Janie Harrineton Pear.. at church last Sunday. To all ( v;r visitors cone again. An unusually large attendance ' present at Cue League. Great ,.lans were made fo- tno qua. tet n.est on tomorrow night. The -_engue isoaiways on the go which . i.?- to the. tJlfiUfiiitiuLaiaa-aM-its- . . ii.i.uejit, Mr. H. L. Pinckney. We just closed a Week of progi-ams in? the Lcrrgtre which, v. as j p.lt^?a?success.?The mi i.ibe: -?; successful consignation of the year's work, and they flocked to the table in-?answer to the?pasr~"i -Tice claimsr? The entire member j mip seem to be interested in the ] church's obligation, determined to , see that the pastor makes a 100 percent report at the conference. At the hour of the evening Pc-r vice, an unusually large congrega 1 lion awaited the pastor and they weie greeted with a very interesting and instructive message inthe form of a farewell message ! which was delivered with power, fro mthe 139 Psalm 7-8 verses. The thought was the Ever Pies ence of God. At~the"conetuTTd ii ar. n vi tat ion was offered and two persons were united with Unchurch. We. hij#t glad to observe that many of tne members who had been out for quite sometime were present, we were glad to see them. At the close of the service Mrs. Julia Breeland presented to thp pastoT a lovely bouquet of flowers and along with the fluweis. sv.e sj oke very appreciatively of the *' pustor's work while at Williams chapel. The members who heard 1 her sanctioned - every word she said, because Rev. Jefferson has ] really worked hard and choerf. 1- ' ly during his two years here, and now that he is closing his second year, we are asking and praying that our kind bishop will send I him. back to us. As I hnce said, he is truly the right mar. in the right place. We have enjoyed working with him. Thus we are 1 closing the conference -ve .r with eratitude and thanksgiving Goldie McDutTie. reporter. YcuTca Can Hat ? X 4. t 1 tT TUF ?* I I Fib . * tV }+ NU-HA1R ? .ESGRO X HELP YOU AS ~Sr~ |> IT HAS HELPED ^ Y THOUSANDS X OF OTH^^.Sl t T ~'T ~ Y Y How You Care Grow J Certain part* of the body grow to a ( Hair Grows always if you keep your i Itching. U hen you scratch your scalr x hair will not gr ? There are no sweat glands in sores Y by nature to make certain outgrowtf S> well. Hair is produced by our snip si T rTHle place in the true skin. If you you may feel all .right, but nothing A scar is not skin. You will never 1 sore. Hair grows from the cells J not look after these hair bulbs, .hair There sre two glands to each hair tc pliable, keeps it from becoming unrul x muvte whicn it attar hrd to it a H? healthy hair, you nni?t help nature n in pood condition. Keep H clean, *oi( i If you are auffering with head tore cnpiplete treatment or you will Knee <5* working properly and guarantee yoi long growing hair, give youraell a co Complete Nu-Halr Scalp V Nu-HaTr Yetqro PormuJ Nu-Halr Preitinq Compc y Nu-Halr Special Skamp t SEND NO MONI A J Jmrn mad mam* am4 addr?a. Pay Paatmam V* h* 4?Hvjt* tha mkm aufnt- It U Gui Y NU'HAV* PRODUCTS. 113J f Page Fl\e I SI. I'll H.[p ,\. M. K. NKW'S Rev. 1. M. Went hers. Pastor F.a?iovi.:. 8 <\ Tne fVci ,,,,Mr 1 ?tvttv-"hTtrJ at' "ST Ph;J:p S.nday. November 23. A ^hy_JjXss4--^( 'rrp , n!'? n nfo rnd ,<n T?v >.-f .... ,,'f beloved pr<"?in:?]<j ' idi'r. The P F... !) ' ,i w j>, b'nsoti, was at .v< p' >t -of <iutv acconi printed by K- v. < ,. end his little ir'-' .Ma t. !. Mef'lo :<h _ ^ !,: '' ' v'r-t-d'-rf :! Sunday S r.'.-ol?-ft?hrr?t+rm lessen whi'h r> .1 by th_ pastor aJkii iuiu- h- ?.rt t r ]< > $ .h by the J'. K I 8 lav School was ceumeatw.. en itg at_ tendarct and ?> ?-v K-v. J.-rj-s ar : M t r r .M-rr.vjd. A by * he r.ravt j> ... |' I ' /\? tei ' a f?-r nj n*c 11 j ' ! " 1 - T>-, n ?*ho 'b- A ? a *,.r men f -an. Ji : 'j ?. 8"nu- we made ?r; Crr. < t' ,e?-while "ber ,'r.r W-ds aril pared Thew fee* After *n?- e*'lleetlor.. the p : s . . : ,. .. a. T. /. ?H?V '"cr'H1- '? MS* f'r ' A'; 5?. r aas rl .. . ?..? :rM ' N'c . ; ; fir.'! ]: - v. 1. w -w . Conn* to ?*{ ;r-h I ' tn?- * AN APPRF1C!AT'ON WV. th-' ~rc > r,-l rfrXrv!- n> H r] r.-, hiirrblr V"jpr? r. > : f ,t] . Cmrn^. to ?-j. ' *s r* sp r?ol year Ray ?W F> ?11.-- . , I? >'(?' !~f''v0 'VT s ' ' "1 I- 11 iffiii 1 f\_ P'-pcc r r-n-..': . H- ? f'i! !:0S S p , ' . .. . * r t ? % * c *' r " ** tv*. ? -J >n^P, ..... ... , f V v;) t::.v: a'.rl r:, > ..> 1,;r. = trrrnri ,? ? S> v.t. Vr< . v, bost 7vriI ?* ?* : '* [>/ O - W ? .* V . 1', . ? , rj f f V, top. and v.f- ^ r- r? ' r m t?' /#v?*'i v r- r?-ach the top. )A " ( ?' #*.'.V * * ! /.., ir?nr r.-'st 0 ?-? b.'io'k *r, 111 for nr. r;fth V'-HT BP'.! ' vc OT.k < ' !v- 1 ' -> T ..T>rn yr>u an-! t- c* '-? :< < ? ?in be dtp n' kthiloe thro.err.the a'1? tnun;,y. (Mrs.) W. L. Davir. reporter SI MMFRV1LLE NEWS From. far r.r:-i ?"d* nrr,d?. cpme to witness thr- ' :c deuhhr"* fiat ?'" b ?? * '"f ho. tween r.- > . ? 4 ' :? > Aw wo kryov. h1".?? r-f. one annuel ev ' ?^evrter that over shadow? all r>*her c;i">Te>j n' ' the season. It wa-- a e^-trw of wit? and break? w:*! v-* V:" teams The school fo a v-:n *>rr** > which matched fr o-;-, the edtool to " the fir-'d. We h? 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If vou do will become brittle and break off. produce oil that kef-pa it ?dt and Of > and from crarkmp E^ery hotr hat it Root In oulff.jft..ha**, attractive. ^ ? (irow Hair hy keeping mm ?-alp and eliminate ttcbmp and drrndruff a or aoara ifo not delay lakint our J ffjir Rair To keep your heir cellt uraell a lienllhy. beautiful head ( <e mplete Nil Hair Treatment ^ Treatment consists of; t m SPECIAL OFFER *f iund ALL FOR ONLY V oo gM Y BY S | | ooly f' 00 pfoa frw eanra point* nk?a inaua4 la plaaaa o? aoay wlaali? tV Broadway, Now York, K Y. J