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~ Saturday, February (?, 1913 AROt'N I) Wi:ST (() 1A Ml 51 \ _ By Rev. A. I,. Diggs The Brookland Progressive Church and Sunday School union met with St. Jaines Bapt. church Jan. 30-31. The writer preached Saturday. All business was trans day morning S. S. and the concert were tine. The talks made by Mr? " nrre*-m?ttTn. Mrs. Colia Livingston. Mrs. Amy Boykin,? Deacon Green fium?Laurel St. Bant, and Rev~3. fc. Garrett pastor of Mt. Hot.ion. All were good. The sermon preached by Rev. T. Jones and the sermon preached by Rev Jackson were?' wonuerful?Total (.ollcct'ion raised $55.G8J Paid out Jj^r expenses 817.00.' Balance leave ot the church $38.08. |t has boon announced that r Sunday School convention will bt organized in this field on the third Sunday afternoon !n J!n:\!i a n IjM^klaiid Baptist church is where IW^Rll take pinCo by invitation of the deacon and delegates; Rev. J. L. Livingston who went 4 ~ T .. l - ~ 1 J r? i ? . n m j^iincitiiiu, r in,, 10 visu nts mom er has returned and was present to the Union Saturday. Hoin to M71 and .Mis. Joscpi Blassinggill Jan. IS a line buh\ 0|?i rl. Mrs. Annie Margie, the wife ol ?Mr. Ilermon Blassingah; who hits been in Hie hospital for two weeks up. to t .is writing is much improv?eili Mrs. Julia tsliuh the wife o Dent on-Henry Slig'h is very sick in the Hapnytown section of \V. Columbia. We hope lor her a speedy ro.'overy. Mrs. Mary Williams is on tlie sick list also 'Mrs Grace Fidler and son Julius- we al so wish for them a speedy re covory. Mr. Martha Corley Mrs. Delia -Mac Davis, Mrs.'Ella Ilagood who have been on the sick list but arc better and able to be out again. V.7.* regret very much that Rev EI. E. Davis pastor of Laurel St Baptist elnireh-on account of TTT~ ness and was unable to attend tV1 union but the union-sent him a donation hv tlm T>? " - ..t. ..vit*- .uuv4?^i <uur i\L'V, \> M. Green. Rev. F. D. Dreher pastor of St James AME church, Abbeville, was in West Columbia from Thursday night of last week and returned or Saturday morning:. _i Mr.?Willie?llagood?and?famil> ^ have moved from Edmund to W Columbia and is now living 01 TWmpson Row next' door to his brother Mr. Theodore Haye-od. There will be seven sermons preached at Rrookland Baptist by seven different preachers on Funday afternoon Kobr 1 1 h'^giimmpat d o'clock. The League and Missionary so :iety of Double Branch AME, the choir of Mt. Pleasant Baptist- nnc St. James Baptist choir will take a part in the service. It is for the benefit of Brookland Bapt.-church. Rev. Henry Mickens is master of c e lemony i Lie. Jeff Albert of W. Columbia and Rev. 11. E. Jones, Columbia _ are on the stele iistv The-writer called ttt sec them Tuesday. Rev. B. C. Cunningham is among - the few preachers that be on time Wle saw him in company with his madam passed thru here just after ID o'clock ' last Sunday morning moving briskly toward Piscmb AME church. GILBERT NEWS Sunday was another ideal day for churchgers during the Sunday school hour at Zion Jlopewell Baptist church. Theie was a large atgjpdancrr. Deacon Robert "Adorns conducted the services. After a beautiful lesson was taught by Deacon David Bracy, a splendid review was made by Rev. K. W. N* v Bracy. Mrs. Janie Barr of St. Mark Baptist church was a visi """'e gluil ?* hwMn h?> J^hip with us. Mis. Blossie Mac Bracy and Miss Connie Clark were sponsors of a ft party Saturday night at the Gilbert school for the benefit of the Sunday school. Miss Eloise R. Boozer, teacher ^id students of the Gilbert school ' wfsh to express their grateful tnanks to Mrs. Carrie Lindsay foi the delicious light bread rolls she made for the lunch room last week. *> Mr. and Mrs. Willie Carter of Fairvew spent Sunday here with Vf.. 1 - " "' mi-, nnu mrs. rtuoseven, uouins. The following persons working in Columbia, spent the week-end at home with their families: Mr James Lindsay, Mrs. May me Dent and Mr. James Mitchell Sr. Miss Lushia Hartley of Columbia spent Sunday here with her mother ? Mr*. Mnlindu Hartley, Mary Hul en and L, C. Hartley. Fraiicine Clark, reporter HICKORY PROVE . ' I? A I'TIST .CHURCH I Rov. NV. AV. Tnomor, lector Rowesville.?The Tine ("novo Union was holi1. 'heif Saturday and Sunday. Saturday roornimr dovotions lot! Dv ttpn. ET U 1 i-vvs and TT S7~ .Sims'. Rc-v. ?T. Robinson nrm.clied tm- l;iU?du?t??ew Uwn ihu subject: Will a Man Rob ClotTT In the afternoon a talent pro-ftianj was rendered by the young people. conducted by Mpss JeroIcneSmiley nn<l Prof. l.W. Harrison, as follows: Papers by the' Messes L. B. Sims; 11 Ion Smalls i id ltuth Pervv; Solo. Miss Per,lu Kvars; Poem Miss draco Got 'Ion; Solo Miss Gvncie Dixson. Rev. Tonmer responded to thiv excellcnt program. ltev. Pay ton made eneottrajjinrr remarks. tnujfrt by Prof. W. Harrison. The?Sunday school?concrt?was as follows: Solo Miss Graciv Ibxson; paper Miss Is'ila P. Sims: Duett Misses Calliv fiooden anICartluL_L. Jamison; Paper Miss' : illio . XTTT TT-tT . ...... ..i. j iw;. r.- , PiMir ;?1 ( >. \ HIniv Toomer: Paper Miss_ A lie. Tamiron. Comment on the program hv Prof. Harrison. Time having- arrived for the M l-ssionary sermon, our honorable nastor Rev. \V. W. Toomer asvended the rostrum with the fob !nv. in,"- limine ltov. .1. ICuhinsoti Rev. K. J. Mi'ddleton and Ilev. David Williams. After a heartfelt service. Rev. Toomer preachd fiom the subject: Present ConMTtlence Inspired by Past Experience. Total collection was $50.GC Sunday night we enjoyed a~ cry splendid program at Central "Vf. E. church which-was rendered by the young people and local rcachei s. BETHEL A. M. 1-. CHLRC H Rev. It. J. Jeffyrson, Pastor The stewards and'trustees met in joint session for the purpose j>f hearing the special treasurer's (port, and also to ascertain the otal indebtedness of the church. Mi*. E. \V. Vance Cashier of tin Victory Savings Bank and special rcasurer of the t> '-tees' department had a very complete reort with regards to the church's nance "and indebtedness. The ( port showed that the church vas not in worst condition linanially. The report showed that ' 11 fritor. st payments have been aaid, but there have been some lefaults in paying the agice.d principal. However some installments have been made on the principal. After the report was ccepted the pastor ,asked the >rcthren to express themselves. There were differences of opinion AiuL?all?agreed on tlha central oint of raising some money to Tirther reduce the indebtedness ?>f the church. A rally-Avers?launch. I tu ra.x* iivo tnousand dollars I by the second Sunday in May. On January 19-Dr. R. W. Manec was unanimously elected the lay delegate to the Electors' X'ollege. Rev. Ponder brought the tncsagc Sunday for the.mo:nlns> service. The message yea.-- very inspiring. For the' night service a rntsieal program sprr: >t I b y he auxiliaries and junior chop for the ptirpos-'. of raring funds to do some much needed work at the parsonage. Dr.-Mane? and the entire group need to be com mend ed for the very fine program. Friends and visitors arc always -Welcome al Bethel. GAFFNKY NEWS JshtMVuaJ^jntajnd(\>Elhfduirclt Rev. W. E. Wilson. Pa.-.tor The Pew Rally that was held at Trcrard chapel Sunday was quite \ success. Elder A. R.s.-'c'.l ( orr. presiding elder -of the York and Chester district delivered a wonilerful sermon to a good crowd His sermon will, be long rememberer!. Wn hoping that Rev. O.Irs | V. O. .lefferios and members of j A, M. K. Zion and their pro si linp i | elder will come a^ain to Sheran! hapalr "Tim LitUuH^llumdr on the Hill". Presiding F.ldcr A. Russell Corn will held hip first quarterly conference at "AMR Zion Monday ni.trht. February ThT. Pvts. Howard Roberts, T. W. Glyniph, (Jeortre Spears, ffenrv Speai-. and Albert Little iolin arc stationed at Camp Van Dorn, . Miss. 1 1 \I()\ HU'TIST ( 111 R* H _ i Rev. I.. ('. Jenkins. Pastor The Joint. Missionary society ol J Union Hajitist chur.h hold its rojjul' r mot.tiily meeting on-Xues<ia>' ' ni*;!H Jan. 'Jii will} the President, j Mrs. N. A. Robinson in charge. \Vc wove >r!a<! to ha\?* Rev. and Alts. I . Jenkins present. ".e iii thsionttm1 I'mti ol . ho r els os "convened at Sl.ii?>h Baptist ol Bln.ktown, Uulumhia. float Friday 'hrouuh Sunday.. On Saturday ,?i?rht devoliutuU ji.'ivoc w.i.s c>>nductccl l.y l'eitovn Willie Totals oi Union Baptist. 'l hc S-nda\ school !?'S?ot) was uUerosttrely reviewed ay Rev. W. S. Bookhat t. The youfi'r folk of Union Baptist play 1 their part well on the pvtrram. 1 *1 cctresscs Misses Oli.se Wi.lspr an.I Marie Lanph y. Kcv. II. 1\. Iiai'lin. pastor; Rev. I.Jenkins firesuleTTt; Rev. W! 5v TTookiiart secretary. Wj?the S, S. hour there was a hi fee attendance with the Hupt.. Dea op Willie ronds in obarge. ? The' i'ld; nhiy service was very or....i ;.f. \ .!. i -i .imvuv. lUU'! IMl" lIMIi'.l CH'VOtiona) servie'es our pastor b?ouy:ht ?i?woii.loii'iil?moMi'/o?to u&,?S..b. iect .The Treasury' Toe;. TVxt -tukt'n St. Mmdi^iknU?wtiith?uaisI cvrjored by all. Music by both senior choirs.?Many \i?;tors wore present. 1 The Deborah cirri.. wwas enter-. t:.ii <>d by Mrs. 11. lb \ViHi'i..'J nn M on d;y/- niuhf. Refreshments served. i Sick list Mrs. Mary Ellison. Mrs. Julia Slu-aly and others. Deacon Steve Washington pussed away at his home1 on Friday lifc-ht and will be FuneraTTzed on Wednesday, Feb. 3rd. M-rs. Daisy Belle Williams. reporter JAMISON*" NEWS As lone as our state and nation J si leaders Who see the iaside Of the 1 War Cll'l ;md malfo n cfn/U. ..f r..,. country's mod say food and more food for homo and the armed fore, es, wo t'r.e rural farmers of Jamison will "say "ditto''. Not only say "ditto" hut we are actually producing more food, conserving what- we have and preserving what we do not need at present marketing the actual surplus. When Secretary Wjekard return ed thanks to the rural farm women. men, hovs and girls wh> worked so hard and produced mon food in -10-12-than ever before anc! asked that a much larger amoun oe produced in Jamison said "surely yon have included me".. Our many Inane and farm pro, jects on food for freedom and live ! at home to feed the armed forces by adults and all day pupils surely is proof that we are war conscious here in Jamison. The Victory Poultry ciasses; the Adult classes and community in general are of one accord. "Do your bit in the war effort". There has been a new course organi7.ed in our school farm' shm under the guidance of one oT~our efficient young men and son of -a very progressive farmer, in the I Repairing of Farm Machinery and Horse Drawn vehicles. This is a definite contribution to the war effort. j Mr. Kbbie Hubbard closed a very ! successful defense course in auto mechanics, fuel driven motors, tractor?, i t in the late summer DOl lH.i: RRANl II v. i*. CIIIRCII "Rev. !$.('. Cunningham, Pastor Sunday school convened?at?Lhcusual hour wit'h S. pt. and co-wor kers present an ready for <vork. The lesson was interestingly rlistei which it war reviewed by the Supt. The pastor was down at art. Pisgah where he conducted services throughout the day. At 5:30 the ACK Lcnlguo met with tho president and her coworkers at their post of duty. At 7 ^o'clock he missionary society imckjr the auspices of its prcsilent !llrs. Kottye~(Tood\vyn rencferc-4 an enjoyable program. Afteg the program stimulating remarks were made by Rev. and Mrs. Cunningham, which we all truly enjoyed. The Junior Choir, unde r the leadership of the writ rr rendered music* for ttie occasion. \Vt> wore pleased to see a large* .group, of young. and--adults present. On the sick list o* Mj*s. Mary Williams and Mrs. Mraiha Cor 1W Cora Coleman, Reporter. TI1E PALMETI I I .initi< no \. m. k. nirm.ii t lit'-,. .1. I'. Cumnin:.'-. I'nstnr ( ? II) :: i. .,y .1.1 ^ ? pi' ant ?tiiy.. Stiuiny svho'ol befjnn at . it* u<iiiil !) > wiih omUi-:s at their |'osl>. At 1J o'clock %ve I I n.ioyH :i W ! fill lili'sSii^1 ''V I Rev. I' . Ilainnuu. p -i.<> i St. .lol-u A Mi* ci'-.tr A. I f mt the .-ul>j>ct: rmisT l!:c 'RfTt'lit of tho 'I11'!' u." rrrr?m- rn nty mossa-it*. \V<- invite .hint .to conic auain. Sunday \v77s also missionary lay. Rev. Ci.miuinjrs lias be-on ill h ' past wee k. wt?i:t is iVi-lintf better aiv.l was able to in- with us rjulsiy. It pc la- will continue tu .ntpjove. ) CKr r.r.-t quarterly 'conference ' will convene at IVthel Sunday. [ Feb. Ttlu. Hi. 1,. 1.. Farm -r. IMv ! We are prayintr t" have a sur! ""S-M'ul .nai-M.-r ! A rally- was 'eld at Routes Baptist church. sponsored by the Rev.?M'. ('. Nfaly. amnuat?raised S2S4.nO, : > i in : ii?r>;-pvf?*t?1t nurcn Rev. P>. T. Martin. Pastor The Point's I'nion met at Con ' rnl?Baptist?i_kurcli_at 1? o'clock. Rt'v. Jordan dein'oreo the address j.nnd a- laryc- number was present . His subject was The..Final End. | This nu'ssatif was enjoyed by all l A 8 o'clock a grstnd rally was j held. Wo had quite a few visitors-lUd?nii'i am ?frum the?subject; -Will '1'lnm ha Made Whole-? A+h hearts rejoiced .within by the, timely'message. Collection I'm' the evening $103.Ob. We thank all 'hose who helped us. BETH ESI) A A..M.K.Z. CHl'RCH Rev. J. A. Lipsey, Pastor Vhinsboro?-Sunday school boran at the usual time with studmts and teachers present; Mr. Allen Mitchell, Acting Supt. presided. The pastor ascended the ostrum at 11 o'clock and preachd a wonderful sermon to a large j u'ditnee from the subject: You lust Be Converted. . \t .Miss Mamie Alma Mitchell sponsored an EducationU program with her mother Mrs. L L. Mitchell acting mistress of ! eremonic s. The program opened vith Ringing by young girls from he hiyh school department o f "'airfield Co. Trailing school, fol>wcd by prayer bv tne pastor. ~hspeakers of the hour were Messrs. II. \V. Boulware, instructor at Fairfield Co. Training rhonl; his address eras practical ind interesting, in which he adised the youth to prepare them;elves so they will be fitted foi he future positions; followed by vim Smalls who gave the Ill's tor- ; ca! sketch of Livingstone Col- j lege. Mr. Smalls being a former graduate of. Livingstone and in the interest the program was given for, held the audience spell- j bound. F.lliott Boulware followed -^i'lb some- timely-remarks. Recitation of poems from Miss Loretta l.'lmer. Then Peace Shall reign Forever; Miss Mamie A. Mitchell Patsy Harris. Myself; and Cath| .rine DavL. Mamie A. Mitchell J recited I eautifuliy Creation fol| lowed by a solo by Miss Lillie M. | Davis. Misses Florence . Mobley, j Helen Alexander and Oralee Lip1 soy recited very beautiful poems. ! The reports of captains amounted to $20.05. This was part of the I assessment to bo raised for Liv| ingstone College to help equip the Price Memorial building. This, is to be one of the finest buildings in North Carolina. We are glad to see Mrs. 11. M. Blake back to church again af- | tef recovering from illness. Miss N. M. Gordon instructor ? ?? E. *'i Ti IhHi mihwnl m hnuli I on regular d/.ties after undergoI ing a serious ease of sickness. ST. BAI T. A. M. K. ( HI RC11 Rev. J. S. Martin. Pastor Lancaster?Th" i'ulpit Aid Board met at tile home of Mrs V. J. Martin. The meeting was .served?-a delicious repast, Th? Emergency Board met on j Sunday afternoon at the home ol Mrs. James Clinton. They reported a large number present. Mr. Leonard RulTedero one" <rt i I our very best members left last week for Pennsylvania. We arj> very sorry to lose Br?. KutleUgiv We hope he will have much success, but we will miss him. Mrs. Annie B. Baskin and Mrs ~Witlf ('amplwll,?Jr., arr?nm rtmjsTvk list at this writing. OLKADEK A n'\v dots ru>) vt ? ->*4-r ,1' l! I \ \, M i.. < lil Ul il ' > r .) \. V. Hajjin Malum. S ( . St. has !'< < i', >-1 iiifui'.! i.lav.c io>. iln* m.i -I tw v. S .lannaiy _'l. 1 *. i ] 1 n.i.t.. Dr. .1. Ih I hoims. I K. of >}>[ Mi. I'loa.-aiil n-'ii i. i'. in-U" S.r. ) t'o:<f<k i:ii' .' M 1 ahiuvii v :rs <".ir * ? :;11 y.'.u t. !1 ' p t;>. S a ;:i- in iP -yriii"ii an rtliu ilf |?ll l,.)l'' Wrl'l. 11.-' _LLL ' >l lis in th" fi nils i li.it a'f . i? : njf. St. .John's ctiuv'ioirat.oa?fa ni'Vi"1 hoi"! s< mi so itolr!- I' roi , 'lie c^oir loft behind the * ilpit I t 10 front door. could be seen r< .'kitty: mass of humanity batiu in t ('ill's. Helpless as bidden. 1 > i Thomas took us -b u 1" in'o T" valley itmonjr the dry bones. ;u c>mpaitTcd by (lo'd sm?l Kwti a ml slewed us how IC/ekse] wut I d wit" ("odntnd b-n'.'e'n in ;i n: I t:"y,?luliy?<;hnhed?:?d? thai sniritually. hen-ally at tMilliensTy dead. Dri TitoTnas w; i he?prbieinal?u??uus?Kb " by be.' <; hooj hen- wlent that < (> d ' \:s i.il several years ayo." He Was yr ! en a lo.-al prei'.eiT'-r's liec T) <" TTr' I , , . UiCiielM I !:is hist : < i inttii in > | J.dir. .Many of the older re.ddcal iTnii'irl-.;-!' pim. . ' ?Mr. .1. \V 'l aylor ore of t. e lea l iny: men hunts of Kjaslytn t lanolin : and a trustee of -Mt. Zio^t AM 1 I'liui i i:?Klorrru e.?nccoin nan fed' 1) [ Thomas and took an active part i L 11 Vi ' 4 * K- : Last Sunday. January '11. Roth' .Methodist (lunch and St , A MM ilniicn held a unimi -m i vh all day in St. John. The niornin ni^fURi1 \\!.? ?l?-lvt-i * <1 l.y Rt'V. i ( .' Jack.'on past or of liethci. lie Jackson poured spiritual ike. 1 <> the f'.ar.ie that I'r. Th~ :v.?? h i bu: i'in,r an! we were again t nve oped. -At the evr nirr"?servt- crJwy 7:.'>0 a joint eld tinio Method'st in' feasts .meeting: wias conducted an the day was ended with glory al around. Thank God for the go< pel. ihank (I oil for the church without this earthly trinity, th world wo v. Id be lost. GREENWOOD N KV.'S Sunday b?.in<_f the 5th Sunday i was Missionaiv Day at Wcsto ha pel and the Missionary snciet sponsored a unique program f'1 the occasion. The Moonlight qua beautiful that seemingly thci songs might have been the song ! )( Moses aiu! tlie Lamb. ^ The many friends of Mosdamc CtKvy?tm*i Essie Audi.rsu will hi- grieved to know that the have lost their-brother .Mr. l)e Nodwards of Atlanta, CI a. Tliei cousin Mrs. Ma.rie Brown also o Atlanta brought the body home t the family on Friday. I'oreival Sanders Funeral home-had charg and the Rev. Bedonhaugh. pasto >f ,Mt Pisjrah A ME t-hureh eon ducted the funeral service at th funeral home on S.:nday at o'ejoek p.m. Rev. Redenbauj; followed Mr. Neriward's, to-tinion and used for a text'the :."lr Psalm: The Lord is my Shop. Th choir sang beautiful music softh Everyone jeemed to sympathiz with the three sisters and their rt atives and friends left to ntour !i is lost. A mop,j litem were hi sisters Mrs, Louise Moravp.e c Chi ago and an adopted son Ml Rufus Brown from Detroit, Micl Nephews Mtssrs ('. .J. and Willi Cir iy and niece "Miss LoiiTe Gra of Greenwood- and a host of. jvL tives and friends. Still grieved were we to knot that Mrs. Matilda Smith and M: Sam Dean of Greenwood; Mr: imi \T.- VI ? i I i,ii/ici:'irui A<iams o California har> lost th?*iv brothc Mr. Jim Dean in Greenwood. Re* Baptn. church conducted the fur ral service at Snringfieid Bunt is v.urch yesterday at ' ) o'clock. War News Mrs. Georije Deal was rr.tdo hap i py last week \vhen she visited he hi:st>and Pvt. (Jeor?_*e Deal at Cam Butner. iJinhaln. N. C.. and he it e.Led a furlough for 7 days sTTf ante hojrie wrfh vrr ifTlhe Allei chapel section also in this sam <e.ti?>nPvt. Lewis ' Fisher ^he soi of Mr. and Mrs w I rickm. . .here visiting parents mid re la iiVMs-* for seven days. \Ve ar hono -off rn" have sur: parents ii H<r lace for they 1 jkn mai\v pa Kids have r;-\i r.ostly served L'r tic Sam's armed forces. The\ lost their chief son Mr. Waltc James Fshcr in the lirst Worli i France. I?rnr pttttt tmt rTmrrn?1 I \. I. II. \\ ?'iit ln*r?. I 'it ~r j S;.i:>!..v v.;.- w y |.|. ;n<i -?pn?J+HR??ti x-i??i-w? | ;i . i i .id..y i" j io' J I w :?.? mil. ( j ' ;ct? I !)V t:.< S..[>(.. . .\i;unir L | till;' if.c ! :.a - .t ?.:!: I < S t:-;??v . !".? ! 3. A!i< r Uu ? .i. ' i i ' t-t? 1 ,i 111.?- ) ?>?r ,i\\ rV-ri? l* ?.n ; ?,. : : y !. . >..i L* Kar.'i , S .f-.r~.TT' il.-tii. . ??i. i,?V. i .i?.. V. i . I " l;i?vir:y; Hi... i.:..:.-a '* \V"tl I : I I ( !<. . T ' i . , ,fj 4 i 1 r i>;tr.::?.? <. 1 <? t'1:.1.; 11 k ii!... .1,: .4-.-.., r .-I " .Mis. < : T.I,. Ma | I A win !.. fray r >. : . . v. ?aiv?fi Hi... 1U,. .iiJ-?:<(.,> ;i:... *' Hi .. -i.rr . Kit - \ . A i..' : . I i ' ' 'A I < i. M'k dr i, f,.,, 1 i'-y.' was i'liy.l. Afici vhii-1 t . | riu'ir v ....... . . !t** 'A ln/;ly ijVi11 wal !;? !. I a J';.] < -mv- 'ii? Sin >i;-; - u>M,i. ? . T-.w <-n tin- siVjt lis'. are: .Mi.-. Anil?*a? ! 1. 4-.i m - M-i- f-irmnsw li|.. .iijiry anil Jallie Weather.* K We h -| c ior the.;:: a s; ? ?iy ?e. * covet y. ^ I * mno 11> 'i eh. I h.c i h'.i! "!1. r-h?r-?iiin'o:..?M". ? Lin A , ; u "*~t \ M lii.S .]?, I : . M.,-. i w lay \.< were at Newv-Uelhoi oar ?'.?;.r i:< :i.t- c .ur.h a- a.-..a! ulflfiI " wt'ic '.'" J" of !::< matured f' r.:i mi i is ra:a i'-J i'.fi'ii thiriy.-t'.'.u. s ..ems of my i.:*." ; .!??: i .vai i. .iiV.ance or grumbler yes, as the bass to tT.e Ti>trununt so am I to( my ch.reh. Kimove it and its " missofi: W.e i in. li," liti-il to have Rev. A. M. Walker pastor of Widow '' drove irctti! |i? :t,ntJU__ 11 I A -question i- I i11<y askoii of i'-i 1 . \. M. K. denomination everywhere? I: lease answer s<>iue oiu I who knows. OlMnnnsc 1 have my % church polity?hot- thorp are Wise acres who will make a point ,any. it time. , n Ji. :t light <*?r can it be ik-iiio le-. >' gaily v hero a membership has a t grievance and will not v?rk untft r the nuu t< ? ...? _ _ ?v.mii;.1 ifu. t:ui me tt pastor dv ar.y ]7<T:-on *.p> oat anions r their, friends of another liriim;- I s .uition and, appoint their. officers in that church. Tills is an AMF hutch and I'm like th?* baptist who arc no one l.o.itls fui offive in there until one joins and is t tided, l.nst ni;rht in -our ehar.di v i'l was announced that Klizabeth a Frederick why is a monnX'r of Mt. j , -lotiah baptist church was cle ted l Supt. of New Hctrcl '.w.S. I oh, je; t courajreotisly. She can't a::u [. shall not until -die joined publicly. 1 c This is an AMh liiarch. bo'on^s v '.o. the A.ME denoinina*. inn; any pet oin holding office must be a meiiiber. I have church pride as h< ntc l pi idi-; repeat was burr. and reaivu j 1- ..i the f'ity of Camden nnd~'knnw 1 itis ei.uivh from llev. C. II. Meet vihee's time to now. My heatt i? t grieved of tile condition brought I about iy one or two inferiority f .'omplex. from utl.tr | la .] Miss Sailii* \\'iliian.s and I. a:- J n Supt. had \i v-orbing v. ell until ! .. i something got ill tile way. I still j ,1 cote for iter and until my friend! [ Miss Frederick joins the A MM >1 c i. annot be uj- net as Supt. in N'ew 1 , bethel A MM. Aio I riaht or wio'uj \ speak o;Tt.? 1 I'll nnVi r K,. .-.a " . ' < I ll!H I I lll\ jishop and his beloved wife view ,v '."aindi'n.' i-T .Several \ ears a en 'Mr. ar. 1 .Mr. s less Kennedy a prominent barbe: ! ??'f the (ity started -urvirm pennies7" f carefully stowing away carr "cor . 1 ,>er". Mr Kennedy always lount- ' tL sii\"c the pennies ; r.d the ?!??! .] iary will take eaie of themselves ^TierTrT it mornings ay?> wlum Mr. and M"sKennedy went into the Corunv-rcial Hank of Camden with a sat-, containing S.WO pennies? And vhen they departed they carried 1 with them $K0 worth of wat ! 1 )Onds and stamps. three cheer- 1 |i I for Nora my true friend. They' Tj-|?wve_a- liiuujot^r ViormtH maln u ? ^ atiiijj. in 1 leneUjet eeikgic; unci Juanita clas.s of '41 in Jackson j ^ school here. May they always! look to the Supreme. Their bo\- i-' .-1 sent- r m .j-nekson r igh. Mrs. M.~\V. Campbell of Wash- j htgtou. p. ,-ocitt the past week a ith her parents Dr . and Mrs. J. j P. Piikett. So*' <ame for her lit-i ^tlo- -jinn \\ ifl>i r who has spt-nt scv- I , oral months with his {jranitpnrcnts. t While here he was a member of,4 4?lifth ^ ratio at Mftthar aratUuvty. 1 Mrs. Florinc K. Hurst. ' ?mi. ju)\ \. m. i'. cm it* ii ?:?itn ' _ ' I? - i i ? ! . J' ' 1 r*?? <;*-? j I it iiuinmnm ,;!! ;MT." Zlon FftTTF-*. ir."nii i"K^ 'III lu~l ' ?** - * :: > : 'i1 i_ Lli . LL?; A -f1'. 1 ? : A .. s"!" "y '] , iT >- ^ ?i j-ii ,i?- ?-1'T:: i; " i';'i :'l - 1 ... v U : i: i " <?i?: ?h-?? *? ?~?:?A . " ? >;?A. \V. ' "i.: .-iA rp-r - ' 'i-.a I: : . . ; . .i. r. K? mcralicr, she tiuarauioes to brip^ a! hiiiiin 'of >o'.ir entire life. cast off ever; \oua way. She. ituarar.lets to prpmo<( char.jze the condition of y vou can lock hack upon your life and sf been avcitcd had yn 1 proper advice at nt's not too iate vet: call see the wo ma all. W hat benefit would a rcadin; be to remove the dark cloud which iwuig I'tiatanfees to do to each and every or ~She rhnrrpr" the corrrntinns rf yorr Iff alio j'uret - u 11'!i si." aeo nndi-hv? vrr ' f v. i. !i. Stub faction tfui and be convinced. Price* within the Permanently l.ocattd on Mot t-inu St ret Highway. ne.\t to Pav.es limber 51 :CU A. M. to }U:00 P. M. DAY bp?hi 111 iiyifhgm^ictirovfcaatfl and buy ? Guignard I - work: Phone 5261 Colu PAGE FIVE ntrt- r. m i:. < 111 u< u *. j . !!. .1. 1!n Whin>.m. Castor il ?Sunday school 177 ? i:.il ! our with the Mr. Ji' . j Jones and teach- ' 11.* ii oo. v tij' tijty. After I -oj vice a beautiful les- ' ;i ' y the yarious tea- y - i!'?-;y-v owv was made by . . . li. IVidor. A ji'ood contri n.d.y .-qi-m.o began at the j ;-A ! 'A .'.ii tile pastor. oj. "J i?M ,;n;4 meavbi rs -at tceir post *-yf A Her <ie\ei service -i'i Mou.viit us a Avoriderf ul ?4 r:?wI',; i. s u1 * -w-t-y?e4fevtivie. y3 ere-tid ail who heard hitn. jj <-t :.i> i.eft. May v.v ..say (, i p' r ael. ?.m. TTi'"' llev. .Mar" -H i le. irniy moved to our city iin i v it1, ii;-. \\ invite you with.- vis. ;.i all limes. !' %u. K. jiut.v 11. reporter >7 h o~??iv.irii^M's 11f essen* : .T'r.v United Slates , < x< ;(.,j >7 billions'." almost TTi ii.?' i umula tree value ?f V rH- l.' ivc ;>i } extended hy the . Sinus from .Maivt* 11. l'.i-J I .? her ]'.'42. i is Special. f.imitccl Time H E L i n ADVISOR City. County or State Hr- M AH AM "'Ht F.I.MAN " I > I hi.ni'ht. mind and atiltev how far ?.\v;iy they i<> hi in ' about a speedy your choice, reunite the th's Jest treasure. tout every desire and am y obstacle that may be in e your business, sell your our entire life. Perhaps op how trouble could have the proper time. Perhans n who knows all and sees " you unless she is able 1 s over you; and this she I .e call in >; upon her. e ith the luiiny; planets?I h";if :;!:d desire and am- jfl iiranteed or no charges. I -Vri.iw an^ Colored come " reach of all. t in the Trailer on No. 1 j Shop. West Columbia S AN J* SIN DAYS 1 - ^ T from I Brick 1 nibia, S, C. | tMi-Cola Hottline Cou