The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, January 30, 1943, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
Sal.iu\(la^ .lanimry ;}h. 1111IL
W a teree 1 >ist r k;t
Assembled at t'vost'in
Tin ( It I 1 ( ; lei llllji L i' '''
Ttu* almvt? I ?ist nu t vTrnvvFTTl | i
hrntoiir Si. Paul. IK.1. .S . 1.11 _i. ..
llu* -Jnun a^puUvUti -l^?um lji>?;
11 id i 'hie I'tain In. I! '. i I:
Si ami.
Tom hint; > *' ?- '.
sc i"\ irf> wi-iv cniiiiin-u-<. Sv I*..
[ no. I"""KrvT: w?Wjll
iiiins. D< \ ot inn- tinu-liitji <1
Dr. John-oil will- wall r 1 io? *u
win ils pr<''sprr:r-il rm* I'nv-'t ;mu
Miliar. 111- i'n m nil n 11 11 mi l|l-Sri
i|iluj'f pivxionsly. iviul liy .i.Ji.i .
Mm id us 1:1-1!!.' lie vividly dramatized
I he various UN|ti'l'ii !ices nl
Muses and how (lud was wild iiim
So a|i|M"|ii i;U c and tinu-iy was,
^ the Midi r\- mi s-aivu. liiat eselA
T li'sUncr was impiivil v. itli a ir u
zeal for the 1 k ttiai wins a.a ad
? 'I In-?11i u?iuiidsIraxs ui! i1 I )isi rii-t
9 Wile pie i III oil: Iti'V-T A. Wil- '
liains and .1. I.. Mojjli'. 1 >tSi ex- |
pressed tln-ir .plea-; re in 'iioiii.' In
the District and |di dti'i'il ilioir cu
operation to i lie District's propram.
They ara slati'oiicd at Ww
Hope Station and I'incwood t t
respect.ivi ly. .Mrs.- Naomi Kojyle
was also introduced and made iv |
marks.
^ The Presiding Khler then pro- ,
? soulod Mrs. Viola, Summers pro-- |
iilont who in hor remarks eneout- i
afft-iI?t+rr?In rye number?o-f ?
sionary workors who liavo so loyally
rallied to her leadership?i-n?I
Iho past. 1
Wo were roilunate in having ,
present tin- ehraiuilty at?d ernte.llll
Wi'fe of our I'lesidilip; Kldet ,
who was JiresoilIed to tin- v?:-t
audience and with hor personal!
magnetism held everyone spell-!
hound until she released a lues- j
-aye front her lpairt of lony re- |
menthrance. Site is both a foil- j
- . -l'orence BratuJii Er<i>;idi'jU and a '
~ ('otinectional Officer". "She Ts a_tij
Kf
IMMU^^m^^uxilinvy I
Ark., is getting her ?nti-tetanus injet
fWomen's Army Auxiliary Corps Tra:
'Iowa. All Auxiliaries coming into tl
Against tetanus, typhoid fever and
Jcessing in order to insure continuei
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CAMHKN JOTTINCS
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AosU'tilay (S nday i uc '.vi-n j
found fit chiiic-li and :ii i.inv I
trvt* personI Mm an A. .Mr !*."
and a loyal mw, atnTif there i> ni.e |
dosicei -H-s?t-?? - sec ? +?*?rhttrrb?nt-}
f amdcu move in a good way. Two ]
thirds or more i t' the members j
hnvt' never met the gentleman sent !
here. We are asking the |>. F.
pi i1)1 icly io i nine and hear the an j
peal. "Truth ei ashed to earth shall >
rise again". It was told that teej
I*. F.. wa> present in the l\M. l!
it had he''" mn.mw.il ..c
believe us, he would have been
met and told. May (led direct t
him to designate another time,
A special prnratn will be had at I
Sardis Raptist ehnreli of which]
I!ev. Ferguson is pastor and i
Miss Annie Hlvther is dm L-._
? Seventy-two selectees frrnn the
& eity and Kershaw county we're or
flered to report at Port Jackson.
The group includes iJr. Tlteodore
James Whiitaker brother of Miss
Ruth. one of Jackson high teachers.
Amnion 11. Collins, son of
Mr. . A. 11.. It mortuian nl rcjv.ifo.
Herbert M. l)uren of Mrs. j
Maggie M. Daren of Church St. |
.Ih.CSC* and all go with fervent |
prayers following them.
Mr. and Mis, J. I,. Alexander I
w'hen last hearing from t hinr boy I
at Fort Oglethorpe, said he was
doing nicely.
Mrs. Addie Ransom has heard
%
Uy bureau of Public Kclati
CONCR \Tl" CATIONS?B(-caus<
Charleston. S. C., received her cor
Auxil.ary Corps through a specially
\-\?X? Hi imli.::, 1'iHiiiLT company
especially happy to congratulate lr
from It !tj j'Q-t adjutant of Fort I)<
of ollioe isi the hospital at the First >
Checks ami Third Otlicer Vashli T
Second tMtkr.-r Betty Clngtie, thin
? - ceremony. ? ?i?
'outsintulinv; en-nil to tin* Central! !
('iiiUVi'i tu t' in -pari if t.htr and to | i
Coin h Carolina iii jieheiaJ. |
The opportunity was cordially ^ '
i \Ioi?d? i 1 to iho?fay-men of t It e ;;
1 )istl if! for oxpifssinlls. l!ro. ! i
A ,i i "i'?*'.n.lv of?\ "iv?H..OI. ploito?*?
id hi- -uppoil to iIn- adniinialra- ?
1 mil rind in t!if foni'ci? of his rema
ii> solicited 11 if sulVin p;o <d I
I'ho Brethren for tin- (ieneral Con j
r..,.,. i i.,,.i ...... ..r i ..< i...i i i
.St. JlaulH W'. ;i imitj-' ap
I tin" I 111 i" lilt- living; and '
tin* church financially. tie :itilimine;
<1 his candidacy and up- I
I pealed for \i>U's I'm the fienei'Sil 1
C.'mlVi? Ui" Viiee. i
OivJnvilation of pastors ami t
lay delegation from vnriou^J
i hoI'f i s the following places were
I
\
n
terniee Lockhart, Hot Springs, '
:tion at the infirmary at the First P
ining Center at Fort Dos Moines, t
he Corps are given immunization I
small pox as part of their pro- <
1 health for all mefubers of th?
,?\?
from her son Cornelius, he is stationed
at Arlington; California.
She had nm heard from him since
-Hefori1 (V-ris-t-mrrsv- He says?he"ts?
Warner llro\\M is Also stationed :l
in the "JI -t (J.M. l'egj. where CurmTu.
is. We can only trust I'rov- !l
ideiice ti.at neace may cume out of "
confusion. s
a
Hit: M.wm.KKv rrrsTincT f
*. s
All churches in the di.-tnct have;n
liik' n ?>n mow lit'ti and moving n-j
flVe lookjii<? for j
Ward .to the great task that lies he)
I'nvc the district in HM-'L
I"' c following persons from the'i
various churches haveentered a ' I
contest to raise monies for the d
quadrennial which meets in Little ' v
~TT?7ck. Ark, later on i11 tTuF year, j
The person raising the highest
amount over twenty dollars evilly
he given a l.rin along with tlie dele |'
gates in the said meeting. These
are the contestants:
.Miller chapel. Mrs. Ida llnre; j I
STetvherry circuit. Mrs. Illanchc s
Marshall: St. .lames circuit, Mrs. v
l.urcna Davis; Hannah circuit, I s
Jiljjit Cora Clary; Shiloh clltirch f
'"Mrs, T'.velena Douknight; Provi- e
i dence cir nit, Mfss Kit a Hart; St I
Paul circilTt," Mrs. S. .T, Johnson. \
j Other names will he added to the '
list Inter. Let us pray for the sac- v
| cess of the district. v
m
ii
uni". U. S. War Waib.v D. C.
> Third Officer Virginia M. Cheeks,
amission in the Women's Ariny.
ordered ceremony, Cuptain Jack
officer for Officer Cheeks, was
e*i\ Major-En R. Payne, second
fs^loines, administered the oath
iVAAC Training Center for Officer
onUins, also being treated there.
i from left, also witnessed the
UTejited Ini <?iii' ho t i il l meet '
im's:
District t 'onfcioner I'inewontl
Mt. Oliv.e church: M>issioiiii
v Convention at Khonezor. l/ou>vi
11? ("t.; Sunday Sc'houl and'
I I miIII. < Mill..-Ill urn 11 ry w:i nl Sim
ly Ullll Ot.
AI Ior" ?re< civing mn budget I'm
he year's U'urk; Drs. Geo.? ('.
hihnson and L. Daniel King made
known ilieir General < 'onferenep
llnl.il iull:; .11 III asked I'm I I.II:.id
ration.
Dr. 11 ildehrand submitted the
olluwig Recommendations for
he year l'J-l.'J: I do hereby recom
iiend that' we the constituency ot
he Watciw District of the Con
in v uiuvrrniT uneci an 01 our
ll'orts that:
1. Throughout the District we
'in prove OTT the lime fur opening
uir?services. ?
2. That the District' put on a
ampaign for the saving of souls.
arly .lis it /is possible rto plan ami.
itsul to win k on hrs annual program.
1. That cm h pastor shall holil
egular anil ellicienuOH'u ial Hoard
Wecting.s. .
Toe foregoing recomincndaioi+s
were highly accepted by the
irethren. Every indication is thut
lie satuo will be iimnediately put
no effect.
Our closing was agreeably inerrupted
when to the great suruise
of the Elder over twrr-honh
ed pounds? of food products
rere iTiTh"Jiiito the altar /or him.
'his was followed by cash dona- j
ions by those who were unaware
f the movement. Dr. 11 ildehrand
s an acknowledged leader o f
rrnTT l'ndef- his guulanee the
VjiToreo" District is being niaiv
hailed uii to greater and more
ohle achievements.
At the close of t'his extra-orinary
session Rev. King and his
;ood members put 1/cforc us a
able lit for a King. Long and
ileasani shall be the reminrscnce
of our sojoui ii at St. Haul.
Rev. W. K. Wilson, Pastor.
llfTIIEL A. M. lLjHl Rf lT
Itev. I1. |<t Folder, I'nstnr
I'' ") h\ die. _S ?_.^ikuulivy- WMhhoautiful
spring- like day and
quikI many of the old ehurrhjjnei s
it Worship. The Sunday school
pened at its usual hour with asistant
Supt., .Mts. Fred I.even,
aid?bee- eo--\Yr>T'hi it TTT rTTcir post
1 duly. At 11 o'clock the pastor
irenched n fine heartfelt sermon,
object: "We are Laborers Torether
for (Jo?l" Matt. 20:1.
The (IllMlde hm pastor presented
it our first board meeting; is to be
i tip-top. We tire triad to say we
re starting- out again with a new
tastor who seems to have his
teart and mind in the work tuul we
le feel that under his leadership
re shall again go to sut'eess.
After the elose of the mnvtt inn- I
>l*bs
e)vice the pastor accompanied by
nombers of the Stewardess hoard
notored to F.mamiel church along
cith Kro. (' H. Miller who preach
d a very timely sermon choosing (
or his subject "Faith". Night '
ei vice found us hack at llethel
cith many in attendance. The mes
age for the night was chosen
rom Si. Matt. 7:"J 1 subject "Heavn".
For both messages the pasor
apparently was at his best. We
vi re glad to have Mr. and Mrs.
<Ielson Jennings of Marion, S. C'.,
isit us. feme again you will alvju's
find a cordial welcome here
Tilt: PALM I
?i iiiil Ji L Data -at ( \
Mcthodist Conference
A.llf'j S. I . .Ml't tit it 11 ;t rillll'?T?-HCI4
r?<istMl . cr session. Nov. 2r>-2!l. 11*li?
;il (ilmilin. in Tiiuily M. ilion-iw
stir ili'i sii wiThmri iloii- mo.I
plaoo to 'a I'.M-'i. Hint liar
jiocii-uupwa rndonioii in tin* history
ol' tho onn l'rronro. We always jail
alt ill vital ioa and a iihur to 5*0 to
nhh-h?i-hr?I +s'4h+?'o?4-1??.?. I,|-4iiml
nroptmsi for with moat
"TFhTP; TiiToi i >4.?Th?-7I?- ?ii,IViMirtv
t iiOIPfolP. I I t|Hrstod vhi. "Ihii!. iliitl
ljloI Io. m Int. aUil. aumiu4 a mvl
your oi.nvt niiiy )n?int.
i i- rolifi-t riirc I.as I>i11 ih in-ini
illy; ii|(i>n 7 of .v oilios in tin- stair.
Iy >mi 1871 to ti? ll! to invito and
i nli iiuin lior ofat-iiilou-ly. or on
thr^ l afiliny plan. It sooto ; IVoiit
what has luipponrcl in lift last s.os
olio of llio.tr iliilnriiiionl was lit
ahlo or ooniluoivr inoiiyh to tatisr
thoso oilios to ioiitinuo. thoiot'oii
all of Iht'm liavo ahout <)uito no;t.
mi tho slniifplt of thtil, hi tut lit orahlo
niln i rrayons,which aro IT??i~
II .1 III i l'< ill S ID I iM'II 11 >11 lllTI', III*
conference voted at one to request
tin* General (Tml'erenee of HMI to
grant her the permission to divide
immediately tlierewit.li. The resolution-,
passed on that matter is is
follows:
Dear Bishop uiid BrelhTeh": r '
-""For ynarons- loo numerous to
mention, and of which we. are all
too familiar, w'c. therefore, advise
and pray that the General conference
permit us thru the enabling
ait to divide." '
The .Ministers' Wives' Alliance
Auxiliary to the Hoard of Pensions
was organized by our far-seeing
Kinir and the follgyintr officers
-and future providing' Hishojf 1.. 11.
wele elected: Conference President,
Mrs C. C Reynolds; Recording
Secretary, Mrs. J. C. "Gibbes;
Corresponding; Secretary, Mrs. J.
SV. Curry; Treasurer, Mrs. 1.. T.
Thompson,- Vice-Presidentsc 4kan
fort district, Mrs. T. J. Robinson;
Bennettsville, Mrs."W. .1, Gupple;
Berkley. Mrs. Josephine laivine;
Charleston. _ Mfs. 1R?11. Jones:
Florence, Mrs. J. \V. Taylor., Green
/ille, -Mrs. K. B. Robinson; Orange
burg, Mrs. W. R. Gj-egg, Spartanburg.
Mrs. G. A. Thomas. Sumter;
Mrs. Pansy Pearson.
The Bishop expressed himself of
jeing exceedingly piotiTl of, and
elated with these elected group of
choice women to carryon this ur
gent wol'K, (collecting: and reporting
Pension Funds.) Kyery since
the good Bishop has heen elevated
to that high ecclesiastic rank, lie
has been championing: thut grand
cause. He has interested more
people, hoth young1 und old of all
classes perhaps, .concerning Pensioning
the Retired preacher than
any other Bishop in the ('ntnv.il of
fill women reported alxmt $(500.0f:
alone last year at te.e conference
for this laudable cause. Sincethey
have been cont'd ClUi' wide organized,
we hope and pray that
their contribution shall be at least
twice as much at our next annual
conference session. From each
one of our minister., a certain amount
is asker of their.church to
H' raised, and reported at t'he an >
nual conference Tor ((inference ]
Pensions. This sunt is invarably
raised. The full report for litis
assessment for last year turned in
was $1.;i21JML Wi; have not reach
jl'iI Ihif. .point y_eL.where we ran
give our retired pastors a liberal
pension report on retirement. It
is also true that many of our re
ired ministers have gotten many
times more out of the pension fund
into it.
Bishop Lorenzo Houston King
nas studied carefully and accuratety
this sane, timely, potent, heal
thy wwil 11.ni|iy tmklllj' !BV1 rohimand.
He has become a specialist
along this line. He, we opine,
gets immense joy of soul, peace,
of brain, and quiet of conscious
out of this, his created, satiating,
acceptable, ample and genuine project.
He is tremendously anxious
null. *? I- limn 111(1 nun ?I?11 11
of this regal golden Pension
Scheme, and work everlastingly
at, and with it until every pensioner
across the states, will ho given
a comfortable support, and every
preacher will be disarmed of the
slightest apprehension of being
slighted or embarrassed at his retirement,
of .being taken care of
in his tired, exhausted, and reclusive
evenings on earth. Lastly,
until every layman shall have studied,
mastered, and experienced every
principal and element thro
sacrifice, and cheerful giving to
make this indispensable project, a
sacred, and ideal goal, and the
saro-i.KADKU?
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J hlltcll; .l:ii I <' 111 T!lf . 1. :. >!' V.aS
ttHHcd wit'll v. i; t anTi >i<>i id
j lYk'H<i*-. IS*, i \ i v- vvitj." a.;.
Hymn - Scrvunl -i! (; ><i v.Yl!
| Prayer - i;? . P. 1l. Hymn
; Sim p in .) esii. . S" Vi;>i I' i < - - Ii . . <
}.Smuii. I lltU.ua j-y?.?.Ui??. Mauitixi.
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iii:i (' ui i - Si < ;( ( \ v. a;
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'I'llri-a . i 'I f i and a lai 1 . : i ! t.i i
if la l i vt:ii-l } i iciu! .
KRiivir/.KU?^?r .r. ruttrtnr
I v 1* N S. II. M.lllilt. I'. I < I ill"
S. S, ffiiifil at I'jy'.il w i i Mij
Hull' acting Sum. Tin- less.in \\a
i??-uu111 iiiiy uiseusseu ami explain
etl by I lib pastor. Immediately .11
ti'iv a- warm nrayor .meeting l'ul
lowed. The pastor* preached a
wonderful sermon. ~xt Jet Lid:.1
theme?(toil's?< 'iinllrnpe rrr t+irt'luiivh.
All seemed to enjoy tin
message. This hemp;' <>ui; fust
rpnutfeily?conference. (?.? ?pasto*
acting for the elder who i otdtl not
present. pioci'ded .uii collect the,
assessment whirh wa~ paiitujn JT.rtj
At 12p.Hi. Rev. Sartor ami
choir of Zion I'ilgrim Baptist
church were with-us and rendered'
valuable service for which wi
thank them. This beiiijr an effort
to- raise money to remodel out
church. .Total raised $4T..r>0 for
-which we JriVe t;<7d~the IhahksT Wi
ale sure Improving sime Rev Mai i
Lin has been our pastor.
(Airs.) Katie Aide Ruff, rep.iicy
most real conference - causes.
This year will be the
stuaghtest, toiifclUest,* most nbdu- I
TTtTF' U n< I tinrival"perhaps 77i "all |
of tlu- S. C. Annual Conference j
ministry. It will take extraordinary
efforts, and all ol' our tvserv(
strength, courage, 7.0a!." and en"
deavor to compete with tising op- (
positions, and 1onfounding eon- j
dilions, but \V(. shall persexeiv. I
consentiate, Pray, Work, Trust InJ
God. March On! Shoxvei Trig of ie- j
suits must, and sliall surely come j
JOHN < . < i 1 Iflil'.S,
(Irein S. '
I V- j^s ' ?. jtiB By'"'FCrflT
D1X, N. J.?Orr the
Odell Gillon and James Crowe ol
Medical Sanitation Company. fr
played for MusiilloJLHigh and ?
front, is from Dayton. Ohio, at
right is Sgt. lluggins of New V
team also includes several ex-col
^/>nf out u of \In<ll4iitl Ss. til ;t 1 <? I il 1"
< nim11 hi ins lln i mull t.
ST. |?KTKR A M I:. ( HI R( II ,
Rev. C. II. t ook. Raster
Montiocllo? The ehureh and hot-,
dutiful members mv doing snlen- j
drd work. The wi atner was unfavorable
Sunday hut tin- Supt.
-Mrs. Agnes Cnnupton was at her
post with a large attendance. The
lesson was beautifully discussed.
The pastor Rev. Cook came' helore
us and delivered a soul stirring
sermon: using as si subject:
I anr the door, if any man come,
he Ynust come by me. Everyone
enjoyed the sermon. Come nndHoar
n man sent frtmr-thwh
A few Sundays ago \ye fvore
glad to have Rev. C. It. Cook's
daughter Miss Annie Hell Cook
from Blaney and New York City
with us.
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iout mr;oki n. w ?
riefctiRC. club o tbe ualy
tl'l'IW?HH=?tvU-y??Mii*M g vln y III?Uwmake
the liioit ut it, Heie tiie
the tllleat. ,
Will I Mil; i M V. V.
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b-pa l 1 J i.t 11 l'i > i i
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lilll' , i anil Itt V? iiltliill-l' bill ?
\Val tifi at' a h.i lahfl I th.i- 11*
tihil ill . . .I"|j|i 11; i i 11 V*"?-11 tuliiil;.
Lwi?i*-.?.. iiuvv a hu'Ii.Im-'i I.r tin- I .it i.
ial stall of A^Iijii llauhlin Mill. Hlu
nrrvi'H?t+rr*?l .ui'.ly?hrn?i n. m' \ -iivt
yea is. nmst .vut'y ,-iivai.t \va>
shr*. ? Shr*?iiTTtriTi?}i' i si If?rr?l'i :r;ti
tu rti in | tl I'.'/. . i -1 . I * i' i. 1 i'.
itU'inin'i s. In iter i hari li v.urk :lu
ktii'W He i i i i'.| iiui i|i'i iiniinat i"i
btil in dml's tiaim- : hi iu. t xiiii
lii'i sf oiilili'i tu thf v.Ium'I aiii! ilii!
wliati'Vi i in i i.amis j'uiiint in iiu.
As a ! rii'.'iii aiul tin lain v tip
Zi >tt cfuir h 'in' srrviil a.-- c'nu'rli(I'f
try t'ntll II cltrr ; tu |{* TTr?*tTl' ii I
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A fi V. lllMII'.s ln-t ore sill- t HI ^ - ft!
s'. bcay'vil Gai't 1" talti' 1;? I uut t |
Ia-ti-ntwi'V.?T-ltwr who n*t*rn tT
her cm ??- -* ia?- ?- sh-i- I'll 111-11 (Iii*i11 inn
by one to Iiit bi ll ait.I b lyyi-il
i .? 111. was a 11-.1ii< r a- \\ ?*i'
a ^a 11 i t n <! :sti<1 -N'rr. Ilir i-i'nuiu'C'S
an<! si-nsr <.! 11 .:? !- shall
li\ < a .a lii'tiaa.ii-. ! < h> i :j
I|i r ilaily ]>::i; i a "I .ni'il, hrli.
roster of the strong Fort Dix b?Bkel
I the 255th Quartermasters and Ser
Miuth Carolina Stale College; Crowe
id played for Dayton High, and A):
oik, who played for Beuantin Fran!
lege players who starred in previous
den. Fort DiS is playing a stiff sc
II Kill IIII I \ M. I-,. ( Ml IK II
IJ t*\. I'. A. Vmmfe. I'astor
Kimdav school opened at its ns.
al hour with Supl. officer.- and
teaflipvs present. A line h?ssoji
was taught. N<>. 2 quarterly t lass
is holding the banner. Miss Carrie
Robinson, teacher. After rtos
tng. a short prayer service led
l/y Rrothor K. IV. Ki-ordon.
At TJ oc|nok'"the pastor opened
(he morning service; taking his
text. from .lohn 7th chapter; subject
: I know flint, for He hath
sent me. He preached n wonderfnr
sermon Ihbt everybody enjoy?-d.
We are stfh-drying I'm- m owe
church work.
" fVp (he sick I e?f r" JSrst er' .Ta'tltc
(indaon, Sister Klizn Robinson.
Sister Ophelia Wright is up and
around after bemg in the hospital.
"J '? ' * gl I
fc RHELl
tioti, U. H War Uoij , \N h^h , U. (.'. \
iiuiices are taught tlTe art of sdf1 I
xxeaoun for. a r.oliiivi and to prepare
u- "Sflt" H?ly"? tiit.y wiu tuafctit t?'i?f
attacker is lev Lack \Mtb a jab to J
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lit ' - \ \] I./ Hi n :? v ..- V ,
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11- in :a.i!\ Ju t ji..: t i .-;."0.(ih ..ri
' V . 5j .'-iii.il;.; in .Wait i.. \S fi fi J
l.'.ii.l I.ilji.; 1,1 i, iliijl; l.i'.l.t -t.. - . .1
, ..ill) !.' t.aii I.ai.t all ?.t . j
| ii-iiili <! ! ai Imtli i liaiilu-i; A*'
, ' i \ i1 < H.i! I-I \ < il lici
j f?-!l?i'.vm::i: t : >-v :;ii-i.ils ian tr.Jy
I iii > mii.; l'a.il 111 i <. 11 >' 11' It j^uut! '
? . tijiht. she lie I ilHIISl'. a
h w.i_i I.. .,n'i ilf. at in) tiinrr)?v. :iv
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i IW iii i- I al.i'i il.a ll- .\!ni:iia\ al ii r- |
| HI 'I 111 _il! I In i W |,t
! Iiiiiiii-i ainl KlitVr I >. i . < ro. i>y in I
, . ha!>? . s-'i'i-. Mi v. Knuna (laili.
j l-'l"\\yi ; 111 s: Amelia Jol.nstn:.
| lit ii-i:i Will mm . All, i- liyr.t,, !.?
: ni;. t:i r. S.'lhio Ilii'O, KII.I "SiiT*
. Miii.
i ' T I- iiniiy laiii in tlic hi'im- "!
Air. ami Mis. Jim Law ovi-ti:i*i!,i
f'TursWay morning the party "PIT
i_i-ia?r Iyiykin. S. <". Kttnemltzrd at |
I ii ill nk at (iiio.l JI . j ?t? .M. L. |
leJlUI't'll 'if which slip w:i :i miait- I
? -
'?'? li. Kii k \v;ts in charge.
! i I i. Will I'mlri
stand. Mi-s K. I jiwsrtt. Special
j f 1 ?i.iJ: ( i>(Ini'. (ii f>\ i- ( '\id 11>. \\'; ..
, II. W 111 }
ball team ar? Private* First Class
fceant Dee Higfdns of the 731st
lure, i* from Massillon, Ohio, and
1 1 r '1- I-**
, nnvtiui^ avui m livin Ul<? iciy m I
sbuma State College. At Crowe's |
klin High School. The Fort Dix j
t seasons in the big intercollegate
heduie of outstanding college and
I CANAAN A. M. K. CHIRCH
Rev. R. Benjamin, l'astor
I
Sunday school at the regular
| houi. with review by the pastor.
j brought a wonderful sermon, enjo\
ed by - all. '
On Jan. 8lh Mr. 5s. II. Tnman
| passed to the great, beyond. He
was a faithful member of this
church. We hope our loss is heaven's
gnm. ?
The pntronsi and children o f
Canaan schorrl regretted to sec
j F'vof. Levi DeLnine leave t h t
after hit (oiwth year with
! us! On the 1.1th he was given a
!"Taieweir drffher, which Tvb reported
as having enjoyed. Ho loft on
j tho 18th for Fort Bragg N. C.
I We wrsh him much success.
?
>:koiI' <)Ni;
.i.i-ft in;r nf Group jfl
V> t i-.: M.ii Ilium Colored teachii
- v a- h -i'i Wednesday, Jan. 20 f
u the Mlenlieim school. ?
TLc .linliiw wx>> called, to ordCx
i'V Yhanman Kev. L. A. Gel'<
i, Mr.-. T. B. McQueen led
l.vatuip-. MV>. Prudence McCol- m
TT;i"ii 77p?" n< ?I and conducted^
+m- 4\ n:i:n? <H -cos-sion, "The M
i II! i ' t iScinn'1 ill the M
< '<<iiinuii.it \our afei t Jeanet ,J
' aYe-i-,?.Mi .i ?Hrr K. Graham inr^B
hei creative way of supervising;,toiu-hct
to present hh fl
I h< !>n>i>|i-m i?i tie discussed;
1:1 i hi- was correlated " jS
'v. III! lay topic: I'l'OinptMU^aH
ami iioie'-ty wi fe tile main topics
i i i i 11 - -eii. The- e were so t rented'<J
-'-t..4: - ai w - i??? Milln'tdt l?>
1 i? n? rnt i,'-i r v aloe. ?
Mi \V \ s, tiifi:, y our State "~1
h-'-M ai.M Mi. A. I . Kastcrling '
"in . Su|it, vua?r ir,r distill- '-.i
'.rui>leni >isitoi.-> ;im| joined freely
i '!i- r i - i> n >t> in?tn?tr6ting '-2
m;iH> way l>\ which We could
a???H-trrj 1 ii 111 pi. Their1??
i-ii .1 ii< I l.:i pllll suggestions ffl
am m "treat ly lu ncficral to the
yVotip. The meeting was one-' of V
ii: Cm mat i?>11 and inspirat ion. The
I!!" rrhj'i111 school and- its faculty |fl
ai>' iloi'ii;; a line piece tif work. ja
l tie lluiue l it uiiuiiiic department
ha- tntoh- ;t wonderful?improve- "
nietit; total cost amounting to ap~;i7i<\ipiately
SRll.Oh. . .
M i s. fT 7T! I iel/er. Reporer. ~"J
Sin- leave- t.. mourn her death
T?e tTollie!. t i p-lllot hf-I\ 3 lllOSt
.t.-voti.t eoieiii Ruth Johnson and ^
:i ho-1 <>t r. Intives ami friends.
Wt alt tu'i b.a 'loci loves
e?3^oc8^c^ao^aoooftC05OTOce^ I
David G. Ellison 1
General Insurance j
Honest and efficient atUntioa J
given to all business '-M
placed with me
P HON E ?717 ?
MADAM WRIGHT J
PALMIST
FAMOUS. HEADER & ADVIftOll
Not Here TodayanJ Goo* Tomorrow
Look Far Nam*
Seventh Daughter of the SavemtJl
Generation.
I'.OltN WITH DOUBLE VEIL _ _i
fThis lady arrived ?n your 1
town to c!j good for tha j
public by her wonderful
powers in reading tba M
history of one'a life; also 1
gives advice on all affair* 1
of life, sudh an love af. J
fnirs, business matters, family affairs,
wills and divorces and moat ,?
everything pertaining-to-the W*U ^
"fTi^^of one's lifeCall
and Consult Thia Gifted
I.ady at Once. She also doea 1*1
Crystal Reading. Watch for fiirn 1
?Open Every T?ay and Sundays.
Permanently located in Staifo
Tent? on Meeting St. on U. 8, \
Highway No. 1, at City limits, ;
West Columbia.
WHEN YOl*
WANT TO ENJOY ?
Religious and Educational
Moving, Talking Pictures
At Your I
Just write a card or letter to?
MR. JIM DIXON
Rox :t.r, Ninety-Six. S. C.
Giving the date and place. Y'our
Road-show man w ill bo on his way |.
to entertain you.
ESmmvI
piyp
FLOUR
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