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% rff< Saturday. February (?, HM.'I 2nd Quarterly Conf. | St. Mary Circuit One ! of Much Success ? IXr. !.. A. Weils. K. S;.n?lny. J air. 2-1 '.hi- 2n<l terly conference he: ' for tin* St. Mary's ft. was oni' of much sue cess.. Sunday school war opened by .Sept. P.ro. ( lnrcnoe Lepettc. 'lite lossoti was taught"by classes Mrs. I .A. Wells was in'charge of Class No, 1. She is always willMr. T, (\ Wright. was also along with the P. E. itntl trove some remarks on tlTeTes.son. The lcssoTT ~ was reViewed by the P. E. jp At 1 1 tot) service begun with 1st J hymn lined by Rev. Wright. Scrip tare Rev. J. F. Stanley our pastor; 2m I by ma Bra. 4.-- SU-vouhoo (he l*. E. took Hi* icxf from St.: .John U:H?: For Cod so loved the world that He pavt His only l*egotten Son that whosoever Ik> Ireveth on Him etc. Subject: Unman and Divine Love. In his illustration he sard yon can't see nor hepr lovp but you can feel it. lit* also said that if all of the Hible was burnt up. but the .'ltd I chapter of St. John, there is e-. nmigh in that to save the whole world. lie told a beautiful story of a Mother's I'rayer, how it helped her 'sinluhson 10 in- saved from sin .just before hcrng hanged. The sermon was enjoyed by all - After .service the business PUllLi of the conference was held and the leaders turned over to the - pastor for JV K. $50,110, _Collection for the day $100.01. EEESVIl.l.E HER A I.I) Sunday was truly a beautiful (lav and there were mnnv nn their way to church. The Sunday, .school, revival was hold with the St. John CME church and carried out as follows; Opening song by congre^ nation; devotional* by Mr. E. I.. Summers and Mr. I.. ('. Cook and others; prayer by Rev...It L. Brown. sermon by Rev. J. E. MeAdams, text 1-tth chanter St. John '!7lb verse. Collection $17.25. Tile afternoon session service in "MiUrge Hro. Willif Davis and Bro. rortez Etneridgo. Papers'by Misses Frances Oxner, Willie R. Johnam and others. After this the fg . thenl. On last" Friday night Jan. 29th there was a program at the St. Matthews OMR church and there were two.prizes to be given to the contestant holding the lucky ticket. Mr. Clinton Carter won first prize; Mr. Albert Jeff coat won second prize. The prizes were 1 and $3. The program brought to the church $28.00. Mrs. Nina Stroud and grandson were dinner guests o 1' Mrs. Stroud's sister and brother-in-lawMr. and Mrs. T. F. Drafts on Sunday. The Misses It-line and Johnie Mayor Stnley were the guests of Miss Mildred V. Drafts on Sunday. Mrs. EfTn> Xorris- was the dinner guest of Mrs. Annie Walters sn Sunday, Jan. 2-1th. Mrs. Mamie Hartley, Mrs. Virtei Hartley, Mrs. Carolyn Humphrey, Miss Catherine Lindsay were in Hatesburg one day last week shopping. Mrs. Mamie Summers has returned from Washington, I). (\, where she has been spending some time with her two sons and daughter and family. She reported a ^ pleasant stay. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Hallman who are how residing in Richmond Va.. their friend how well but says that its plenty cold up t tii'ti'. 1 1 Mr. James L. Perry and Mr. ' Frederick I), Perry who are now residing in Rullimore, Md.f write how well they likfc that city. Mr. Thomas Harrell who was inducted in the army on Dec. 22. is stationed at Camp Wheeler, (la. SPARTAN HI'R(1 NKWS | ?~ Mrrr Mabte?MriHmp*Ar f'trssndy and daughters Mrsdames Marguerite Steele awl t'.ueonia M ox ley were in the city recently, to at- j tend the funeral of hnr brother I Mr. Edward McJimpsy, a native of this city. Hp passed in Newborn, N. C. His body was shipped here for burial, ifo \vas funeralized at , the John Woodward mortuary on last Wednesday. Mesdnmes Cassndy and her daughters spent a few days with her brother Mr. ATehio McJimpsy, Howard St., and want,?M-rsr !']? -. Tfj genia E, Wheeler on Keene St. * M :jM The U. S. Air Force has organiz. whereby delivery and pick up bet regulated by central offices. Exti Reseca, Ga., with briefing sergeants parture. Left to right, Sergeants N. Y.y Sam L. Car mack, Birmingham Teun. VllM.KIt ( || aim:i. , A. M. K. ^ II ( Ki ll Rev. IS. ! '. Sampler. I'aslnr "Nowlit>i rv'IS. f'. Sunday was a pleasant day fur all ehurchpoei s.-. Quite a few were found on their way to ( lunch. Sunday "school sit' its usual hour, with all ollicers at t thcfr post of duty;" ,'At 11 : ><) o'clock Hew Sampler hrtrui'hl In us a beautiful message. All heal ts were lunched hy the timely and soul stirring message. We were happy to have many At. N o'clock he spoke from .'!7lh I Psalms. Itii verse, subject Wait on W:e l.trrrl. Mur-heart s apain rejoiced. We are looking forward to. a progressive year alonp all lines. We were pleased to have Mrs Lucy Mae WilsPn Wilbur worship with us today. Mrs. Wilbur was knewi! to i i;jr as .M iss Lucy Mae W ilson. She yax'w up in our church. She is now the wife of Rev. Wilhur, They reside in Washinpton, I). ('. She hroupht to us a messape in sotm everyone present en jn\uut-tiui- Refections; The, ushers of tin* churelir-'will give ti Double Victory wedding ami a .Bracelet contest Fcrbuary 22. Should any one show you a ' irlo-t pica so?ludp .them by pue*t r.asin.it a ticket. Mrs. Thelma Sumpter the wife of our pastor ami the children are visiting; her parents in <diaries'- j ton. S. Mrs. Clara Nance of 1202 Oak! street spent the week etui with Iter sister Mrs. S. I.. Moon of 117 Cahi well street. PIKDMONT NF.WS" At two o'clock an unusually large crowd gathered at the St. .Matthew Rapt. Church to witness the final rites of Mrs. Lizzie Sullivan, wife of Mr. Josh Sullivan. M rs. -.Sullivan came to Piedmont during the earlier part of her life She was well t'hought of hy both Colored and White tdike. 11? r survivors are: Husband, one daughter, four sisters, two brothers, five grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Rev. J. W. MalbU offitrfltcd. S.S. Flanks and sons wils in charge, and the internment was m church cemetery. Those intending; the funeral sa Lee Woodson of Philadelphia, ( M t ssers Homer Strong, R.I). Ma- |' (hies, itml- Kddte?Reynold* of ) Greenwood, S.C., Mrs. Iona Jackson of Li-horty, Mes<lamos I.inte'ne Austine and Maynte Kilgorc of Greenville, S.C. and Mrs. Weldon Tarrant of -Baltimore. ?Mr. and Mrs.?VV.P. f.ovrlat e rr-1t'ently had as their guests: Mrs. li'Kiim ( IIHIMIH IMM! IImIIIIM'W <>( Baltimore. I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kllis. and 1 Mis. Mattie Marshal) had as 1 their di'nner guests- on?Sunday: ' Mr? fttTTI Mrs. Oy.ell Ijewel's and ' children. 1 Mr. Jimmy McCullough left the ' city on Sunday night for Philadelphia because id the continued | illness of Irttle Dennis McCul- j lough. St Matthew's Sunday School opened at lite usual hour, with ^ Mr. William Tarrant acting sitpt. Tht lesson was taught by M r. On- . ly MrCulloutfh ''ah?r Mrs. "Kttirl Neeley. ( Little Mayme Lee MeGee, the L daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles I Mc'Gee, was painfully bunrd L bout the body Friday when hoi clothing caught five from an open } grate at the home of her aunt, | Mm. Claudia?Lovelace. h (Miss Marilyn Deun, reporter}) S8sK?iffii&s %&x^/^HtSSsaw^S^^E ?& wl a new ground transport system ween air stations jn England is eme left is J,t. Berry W. Kite, i in charle of convoy prior to <leRaymond R, Delvateh, Yonkers, n, Ala.;1 Hosto*-White low, Riddely. Dr. J. N. V. Latimer Alumnus of Benedict College Passes . Dr. .1. N. P. En timer of 221 Cirri fin St. Atlanta, tin. was claimt'd l)y<r- (fcat t !, llis <ll>!ltll iwi-lll-ri.al i null. fiwrrrmt tn?hrs hunie^smrr eiuh in Ocjoher. lie underwent nn amputation id' the. lee' in N'ovenit.c) at a local hospital in Atlanta at Ur vvhifli he remained at his rmr atenee until his death. Di. l.atTmer. .1 native id' Helton S.C. was a graduate of Benedict College in Columbia and of Me. harry M edivat (,oltrgi?~iu Nash vfile, Tenn. He reinain.it a pracl icinp physician not only in At lanta, but all over the State ol Georgia?foi??pears. lie was funerjjlized at his form er home. Toceatu <Ia. IIe_ leavo six children to mourn his loss? Mr. Waider ~Tia1 imrr. ~MTs. ~Kiitl Johnson, Mrs. Bernoce Dowdy Mr. 'l'lteiulure Latimer, and Mis? Km ma B. J.atimer, all of Atlanta tin. and Corporal John Frank l-atimer, overseas. Marion County Teachers7 Association " The teachers ?f Mai-ion Counts fame together Friday night, Jam ty training school?ttt then- sceon< mooting for the school year. In spite of the had weather quit< a large number >if teachers wcr? present.. The meeting opened with the group singing The Negro Nationa Anthem which was followed' In prayer by the Res'. James Havis The next song was America. After the devotional exercise the president made timely remarks which was followed by : spiritual led by Mrs. Mack. Mis. White introduced the speak cr of the evening. Nurse Mlanclu Sowed. Nurse Sowed commendet Mrs. White on the improvement in the Christmas Seal drive. Siu spoke <d the progress ami improvements made at State Park during the- past six years. Sh< also explained, the treat inept and care of T. I>. palients at State Park. Ntirrte Sow ell's talk was enjoyed by all. Mrs. M. 1.. Watson sang a sole "My- Task". N'exCin order was the Cln ^tmas Seal rally. The secretary announced SMI7.X0. Since the county meeting the amount Tin./ been increased to $00f>.14. Timely remarks were made deMiss Mc-Master and the president; Mrs. W. K. Windom, reporter r. vnv jT.MFrr C\TTT nn'iid'i (.itut 1111 Imi. Aiii . J ma, bitnyi plnj to have this opportunity to untounce through the Palmetto I.eadlm that we ate beginning to build the second (.'ME church in Charleston under the pastorate of the minister of Vanderhorst Memorial "MF chin c h who is lahoiing' hard >vith us 1o nut it up. The church lot is paid for in full. IV o have deeds and title in the mtne of?the Colored - Methodist Fpiveypal church. Our beloved P. Klder Rev. It. K. dolphin leM lii.s. hrst quarterly conference lie fourth Sunday in January for Mith churches and was paid in full. My the help of God and the gohd nemhers of Vnnderhorst Memorial "MK church, and our Pastor Rev 1, A. .lowers we are point; for ,vard. In Polish ghettos, established by Nazis, as many as 1,(100 people nr forced to live in one llinise and jingle roomg hold up to Id persona. Till: PALME' ' ?"o RT^M T Kill. LAN. . \ LA 11 Pottre~in the art of jui jit?u. Dr. ('. Cu (Jlover Hold First Quarter A 114*11" Temple A. M. I!. Chi reh Ifev^ I'- S. Ta> lor, I'aslor Greenville, S. ('. The peinlulu r of time TVup brought u.s to the Ix (tinning; of a new conference yea 'la,.. ...i 11, I IU' MM I llll I I \ ( I ??|| *1 r work of the past V?*f*f wttt n'Vii altitude of t>10 presiding elder pi p tor nnd niemlirn lu-ipeakn a. iflia I er success for this year. At ll morning services. Dr. (llover d< j livered a profound message^ wlii: stilled the hearts of tho.se wli heard him. On Sunday night. 1 I vividly pictured "What Malms I.it VVorth l.iving". Moinlav even in tire business session of "the qua tor was had. Mr. J. A. Mack \vi elected delegate to the Anna: conference. Mis?$, Florence I.!" la 1 kes wUj. elected secretary of tl -ijilnrioily / iinfiTeiwi- In ,.yri y i port was expressed gratitude t the bishop and the Annual eonfei 1 fence for the return of the prosit rng elder and pastor, and a detei oiination to press -onward tint the battle is won. ^ The Pastor. Uev. P., S. .Tayir is still alert, and taking athai tegfe-of every opportunity to sav -ouls, and rid th.. church of ii ' ~hd>t.. Step by step. lound b inuiid. he is nearing"flint gonT7~TTi "i.itVicors and members aiT7 holdin ii)i his hands. ami following whei n* loads. (Miss) F. I.. I.ykos, report It AI .TIMORK. Ml). NIWVS | Hy Mrs. I,ntii?c (I. Douglass J Tim S.S.S. (luh met wim Mr: 111 111' V. 1 .; I K Mvillr Av. N'|> meeting will ho laid with Mr: t llerndon 11 :!T \V. Saratoga St. W arc having plenty of snow here. Tito C.ll.A.S. gave a progrnt directed hv Mrs. I., (i. Douglass, j The Ml. Hebron Vocal choir d retted hy Mr. Friendly . McC'ray the Morning Star Vocal choir <1 reeled hy Mr Winston, the Pilgrii Host thoir directed by Mr. Colmoi Mrs. Ettcille Delk Stogger vis: I led Iter sister and brother Mr. an Mrs. AI M; fio-rr. -,lr, ami also Mi Annie Delk is still in the city als of P.litfalo. She is here for an ii definite stay. I'fe. Butler (lore is still in Net ~ Orleans, EaT He has Two tit or \veeks in the state. We are pray ing for hint every day. Pvt. Hantson was in the city t? eetitly. He is front a eantp i North Carolina. Everyone is. otl'e ing special prayers for all in th services of our couiitfyy The sick are Mrs. F.li/.a Dave - Mr. atirl Mi's. -Kwyeevotf Heath. M and Mrs. Willie I.ee, Mis. S. (Inn thiol). We are asking imcm prayers for them. Mrs. Elizabeth Henry gave i birthday party on Jan. 20. She ceived many pretty and use fit gifts. She is an usher in Mt. lie bron and the treasurer of the S.S S?C. Everyone admire her. Mr. and Mrs. Alberta McCra; left Friday for North Carolina li visit their mother and father Mr and Mrs. Monroe r mid Mr anil Mr, _ JdcCray.. We wish for them i - pl^a^frnt trip and stay." Mrs. Arneitha M. Monroe wil leave for North Carolina to joii her parents Mr. and Mrs. MeCra; on Thursday, Feb. 4th. She wil So lirpnmnnni/ul U ? * . _ ...r?..ivu ?#ii nci ii'iurn in| ty her sister who will live with hoi Iron slugs, Weighing 05 pound o:.rh, shot into a mountain smI> near the Picntinny Arsenal, Ne\ Jersey, in testing munitions ex " plosives, ar0 heing dug out To scrap. 1TO LEADER :\.\IA?Lt. Dot-Ului tthoulinu-rM.iiiai y s ! Greenwood Co. Rural I ? ?- *< ' i eaeners ivieoi Mu<!c<'st S. ('. The <Jroe iiwoo*! "utility rural teachots work shop - under t ho.-auspices ul\ Mi s Mary m K. .lohliston, county supervisor ol Tirccmvood county rural school.;, I-, 'ltct at tho llodjjes raded school, ic Friday, January li*J. l'Jl.'l. Tin- day IFF-was htvoty and (lie attendance isu.T >c large., Theme: "Tho Small Ituiul is School In War Tone". Many i. iccslioiis were tfivon in tho discuss-, i,' ion. Alter tho business part of tho nicotine was/ovor, Mrs. Ideah nor Robinson and .Misses Ftosc !u Nash and Eunice Ogloshy served a ... a..!;, ? uviix a\run liirilll, \ U I fo weinevs, white potato salad and! j, ettuce, saltrne crackers,, tomato I ? siup. tea, sweet ctaekers. Vnlen | line mints ami tangerines. The meiui was enjoyed by everyone. Teachers present: Misses Roxie u, Anderson, Lilia Anderson. Rose . Nash, K. Wynetta Cummings,' Eu? gcnia Holmes. Ollre Miller, Eunice r_ Oglesby, Julia lIawt,hoi tio, .Mrs, [. Eleanor Robinson, Carrie Dandy. Ethel Carter, i,ilia Thomas, Ada II Washington, Sallie llackett, Ada Aiken and Supervisor Mary, E. Johnston. ?The next meeting Will he Febru, ury 20, lOJU at Hodges graded school, y Supervisor, Mary E. Johnston; lary. ?' Wynettn Cnnfmings. ( i m. \cksih r(; news Ilethel ('.ME Sunday. school met at the usual hour with Snpt., tea c-hers .and officers at their post. Miss Rachel Lee Woods daugh^ M r of Mr. and Mis. 1). 1). Woods. her ot' tin- Pine drove Baptist I church. A graduate from the academy school, here, under Prof. II Hen RosetTiTfTrnghT a graduate o: Friendship Normal Industrial eolI lege, Rock Hill. She was the as.' sistant teacher in the Academy St. " school. II Funeral services were held at the ,' \ ME Zion church with her pastor '* iiv charge, Rev. J. II. MeKissize. ' Miss Woods was loved by all who knew her being of .sta ll a sweet and ' lovable disposition. We all miss her fr.Oat our different social gath eriitff. Mr. R. H. Foster funeral s home in char me. Mr. and Mrs Kd. I lames spent Saturday in (Jaffney. Ms s. Mable Reid -spent Saturday * | in Spartanburg. 11 Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Met'lain re 1 turned last night to Newport News r Va., after-a-A-isit here with Mrs. Mary Black, Mrs. MeClain's nioth!> er. Mrs. Mary Frances Tilman has I mI iivtio/l W ? ! .X V M . in.il ill .M >\ |H?H f\VS liner 1 jo root limti until hue aiinmd panmnlw Mr. and Mrs. Will-Moore. relatives 1 and friends. (< Miss Evelyn Earls left for rv'ew' fi >rt News, Va. Mrs. Frances T.r/lrand arrived ' lieie from NdWYork fily t<i attend the funeral of her sister. She * is expected to visit here with rel' ntives and friends before troiiiK ' back, - -ST. UTK11 AMP -Rev. T. H. Uintrer. Pastor n v" Watoree?Sunday was a beauti1 fnl day for all. Service beRan at '' its usual hour. Rev. L. CI. Bow , , . __r , niiui preaeneo a wonneriui sermon everyone present enjoyed it. The s pastor and Rev. Bowman wont to i' St. James church where he preach v ed another sold stirring sermon. - Come to St. f.nke. you are wehr ~ come. Marie M. Young, reporter ' ^BP' ttskloll. \i. ui.wia ti at tin* Tu.-!.cy,ec Ai my Flying Scl left t ?> t lit lit, 1' ! i V Yf'.UTjr. C.tli' Vi Worth. Tf.x.: < l.i?il'.'< A. Ainli w? \V t* iultj 11 l;. l.i|>M'(ihilia Htrkley, < ?Ih>u, hi; in liylit., ItoU (-litttk'n .Jr., mumih v liuvevfoi'u, l'a"; Shei man T. Host*, Muret. Jr.. Nctv Orleans, l.a.; Kar Tex.; l.iukwood Williams, Nitidis/ 1 nil.; Alilton P. <Jiciuliaw, Little 1 I \ V \ 11 v in 11 \ 11 I v i: ?- i \ v 11 ' Mrs. K.I'. Ui'.i-ts of < li?->t? i I'm Id! spent last we?-k end with Iter : is- I lit "MTsTM.. I. Hn wci. | Mis. ,\l Iiafiti vr11.r 11:r eoTu plcled her' i itiu in eleilrie v.ciilinj; is af riot!?* for a lew days, tilinr Lu <? i-|iiIiik a pir.jii<hi in . I lie: li'T. Kn. . Ml 'I'. K. Hlr'.Vrl who has Ill-ell mt the sick list for quite awhile is iinprovinp,1 rit|iitll>. ?? Mrs. Ktiiina Hi ewer had as her house jfiust.' ki t- Wick lire -7,IT:'" Mhssi.'V -Joseph Bmw-i, Jr.. and Preston Hrewm ami little shi of N. V. ('. The Hotter Students club of the Rtihy school. with Henry J'ejjuese sis president and Willie. .Mac SUHon is secretary, i? playing a major part in the student activities of the scIioqI. Mrs. Aintnie MrCoinhe i-. on the ..sick list. . Mr, A. D. Johnson principal of the Oro. school spent Friday and | .Saturday at Ids home in Chester i n business. L_ | IjA M A U nkws My Nfr*. I.. M. Hymes, Reporter Many good things are bring said by tin- people .far and nrar aboul the splendid leadership program that was ret id e red at Lam a i by the officers, members and friends of Sandy (liove and John Wesley churches last ^Sunday. Among the popular speaker^ were: Prof. \\\ It. James. Mr. Moses , Rivers, Mr. Sam Daniels, Mrs. 1 Marian Rivers. Mrs. Mamie Da-1 hose. Mis. 1\. Kirvin, Mrs. Sam i Daniels, Mr. K. Davis. Mrs. 15. A.J (il'onir.S. i Mie?rrf?r+rr?inch?spot' ' of the meeting was the Lamar hi famous chorus, directed by Prof, lames. Mr. Palmer Martin was \isiting guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs H. Martip las week. He is a stu dent at Stale college, OrangeMrs. W. P?. James of par ling urn was also amopp the visitors. The Stewards of John Wesley and Sandy. Glove announced $!'><. 2f> as the amount raiseil. which is regarded by both crunches as be- | mg very ^oml, in view of the fact thai on the ot'n in January, 1012 iw ymr nothiiiiy was raised. This indicates progress, which ShoWj. that the members arc stand inn: by the program of tin- church. We feel that our pastor is a second to none lguder, and binder his leadership we are going to stand hv, and put tiie total progr'am of the chur*h fiver. A special jHogi'ajLiLJtiilL l>e spun- ( sored by the WSCS of Sandy Grove church Sunday afternoon, and friend,. of John Wesley will he our invited guests. The funeral of .Mr. Marco parnan was conducted at Sandy Grove church Saturday. Jan. .'tilth. Rev. , M. J. Porter and Rev, Win. Brown \ officiated. We wish to express our deepest sympathy to t >e family. We feel that in his passing to the other side R was our loss, ( tmt heaven's gain. Mr. T. K. Rogers was the week- v ond guest of his family Mr. Win. * (lymcs was not able TO" attend tho * .neetin^ last Sunday, lm?. sent bis f money just the same. Observers from < lit* OfTico oft War Information traveled more i1 than 12,000 miles, visiting and in-|s sporting troop concentration areas t trr find out about American sol- > diors' drinkir.fr haOits. atld found ~ they were good. s -% ?======; n r< ww i j jDB tttt aaM y : J j^w nay .< J^Br^j^Bpfvc-rjW Itv lii.rrou of T^IjIh- I'.elati ii-;.i- an. tin civil.an flying ir.<ti iic-tor* k?4?I their initial cxpi i .Hue of i liinbii hi, <).; ( l.uiii's 11. Klowcisi, \Yj?iii*sb<> n (Chief I*:!ot) Hi idy cpui t, Ha.; C. 'a!. ; James K. \\ riy l.t, HuvaiTl.ah, Ca uL Ti :; yr ilii ensbi.: ti, ,\. C.; John 1 illy. .-\ 1 a.; Charles H. Fox,-:. W'e.vt Pain -c Jeft'eison City, Mo.; James A. Hill, ( nest Henderson, Mountville, S. (*.; Mai >11, 111.; Daniel James, l'ensacola, Ft lock, Aik. I S'ION MUITS A t SUM VN It \H IS I < II ( R( II Mr*. I). Collins, Reporter The union \va.i one :?t Syrian Kaptir.i chutvh ~.oTU l 'i idavu Dea. .17" AleUall <>!' .Ml. Baptist elans' It was programed -to instruct the i)i-in'<ifis. Hi- waa the delegate I Hiiit Alt. 1 abor. 1 >t*ii. 11-u.vtyy-Supt.- .>>1 Antiuch Baptist church was , programed Tii instKiel TtTc isupts. epilation and enjoyed by alL. lit v. j I.-S. hiii iell was the invited br? I last tfuesi of Res and Mrs. (1. 1). < Collins Sunday morning alter which tlmy enjoyed a pleasant union service- ut Cannon Branch , A.MK church where Rev. Burrell preached a noble sermon. We are always gtaiT to see the Deacons taking such active part in the Union service. Amomr the 1 Deacons attending wviv K, D. J Adams and F. Hasty. S. S. Stun- ( uel of Antioch. J. C. McC&ll. Will- |, ter McCall, ('. ('. Campbell of Ml. | Tabor. Wo wci'p sorry to hear of , Mrs. Ruth llethoa'j. death. The family has our deepest sympathy. Rev. and Mrs. (}. 1). Collins visited Mrs. Collins parents Sunday ; evening, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. l.adson of Lntta. A very pleasant-ev , eninw enjoyod. _WHlT.Mltti: NFAVS Mr. Pet Lyles, Mr. Brosia W:l- f linn* and lienors Jeter motored to I Newberry Jan. JO to visit Mrs. F.lmaiie C aldwell who has been wy' sick. They wir<> very yl.nl to find her much improved. Mr. 11('7.7.ie Davis of New Veil.. Y., was home to visit his sister Mrs. Miosiu William*. He was glad to be home again after being away fourteen years and all were veiy triad to have nim amitiif us | jigain. He remained lietv ??ne week ami returned-rtv New York J Sunday., lie i:eporte<| a pleasant stay. . | Mr. William Lewis Fpps and' Tolnt Morgan of Philadelphia came j j home to see their parents and fani- j | ily. Mr. William L. F.pns bad to j | go t<> stand the first examination.! at Local Board No. G8 in Newberry, S. ('. dttr Charles Fair <d Winston-Salem, N. C.. came homo Saturday to visit his cousin Mrs. Rotjers. He i.s to go to vamp or. the Lo th of Febrtiary. The N.F.A.. hoys f ad ;i special j meeting February 1, at 7:30 and i all the hoys were present and the I following officers were elected: J President, Frank Chick; Vice-President. Walter Wintbush; Secretary J i Wallace Young; Ass't. Secretary", j William Jubue; Treasurer, James |R. Lower Rej?ot terrWf .'T'. Penan; J~l ''hTiplaini James H, (Thorn; WatcTi- { nan. (Jeorge Johnson. | PROYIDKNC F \7y>1. K. < 111 RCH T Rev. J, E. Dixon. Pastor The service at Providence Sun. lay was excellent. S. S. was grand Miss Minnie L. Wheeler of Mount /inn Tinr\f ie* oBi?? -.n " ,M'"4 Services began wi' prayer iioeting and testimon.al. Many esponded. Rev. Dixon announced lis text from ,St? Luke .IhrisCa?Mission AVorCi. It vas a soul stirring sermon. Thank iod for Rev. Dixon. A Missionary ally was held. Collection was food. The Missionary ladies of Vtt. ZiOn A ME church was nresent vith us. Mrs. Sligh, the president nfide a wonderful talk and express si herself as enjoying the service. iVe were glad to have them wor-1 ihip with us. The Providence quar et sang as never hefore. A token va.s Riven thern^ ? ; 1 riminn r>r offirw r/vv ti^ mi?- ~ tionary was held and resulted fts , _ * AGAi. ^ IH^im j^[? fe: ^jfllj^^^^B '! TSW -'?3^K una. L . \N?r Dept., Wash., D. C% . , /. i who give the aviation cadets , j cockpit. Bottom Row, gjM i Beach, Fla.; Koscoe I). Draper, Jklahomu City, Okla.; Adolph J. "jj thew VV. Plummer, San Antonio, 1 a.7 Lewis A. Jackson, Arfola, j? $1 , i follow* . I i? : iiU-nt, llosie Krept; \ ici-I'lVMih-ni. Bessie Mayers; Sec.. 1. Price: Assistant, Lancie Wi-ris: I i-e.istii ei. Sunn Bowers; i'.n.piam. I.am'iit* Weils: Sick comi.-Hitee. i.euit'i'a Kleuzer, Martha a Motrins. 1 la Bates. Juvenile: ~ij i'i e-iilont, Ki ia il.u t; co-workers _ i M> 11. UaliV iliiWel'S. t Uev; .1. K. l)i\on was Hie guest at' .Mi an.I Mrs W ilso,, Krepta. He I reported a pleasant stayT ^ Prol. ftdult ~f school. .Members on roll 21. Prof. J Mills aiui Mrs. Harris gave a splen J uu program r etj. l. Mrs, Harri9^M js bail, at lit?* work after being in attendance on her siuk mother, 1 Mrs. Ellen Imulor, -H ~I.nnr-ie Werts, reporter vahnvii.U: N:-WS J St. Maritan baptist Chureii Sunday was genera! "Rally* fl ilny. The members and friends -.fl I ..nod out in full. foree. Waltertiaro choir san?f beautifully several fl selec t Lens, after whic h Rev. E. A. Johnson. pastor, eanie before the ongregatio,, with an inspiring j message. Total amount raised We wish to express our deep* Ml est sympathy to Mrs. Lula Rice, r|l in tin- l<.>s oi her sister Mary Bet Jjl Adam Major, reporter &voooo?>ciox&o<xcK?a&<&genuS fl David G. Ellison I General Insurance 9 Honest and efficient attention 1 given to all business placed with me ' . aKcc-o^oaooccaood ooartcajseal j| MADAM >VRIGH^B I'amnus Reader and Advisor. 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