The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 20, 1943, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
Saturday, March 20. 191.'].
Platoon Loader, Lt. G. J. Burai
of a Tank Bn., abandoning tank dtir
MT. TAHOIi BAPTIST (MlKCH
Hev; C,. I). Collins, Pastor
Clio?At t'io morning service
the pastor preached a cry int;r-.|
-v-r 1'simjr sermon, meme: Jn i lie j
tJpper Room. Kveryone seenid to j
enjoy this' impoitant message.
For the afternoon service Rov.
-=> Jones of Saw Mill church brought
another good message. '
The Baby Contest was succoss
?- ful and Mb Tabor's pastor and
members wish to thank all the ,
visiting churches for their coop- j
elation. They were as follows; j
Monday night. Revs. II. II, llerriott
SlirnOT Tuesday into. .). A. j
Alshrooka. $12.50; Wednesday liite '
_i i -P. K. Hettegirrr-" Thursday I
nrte. J. A. Williams $12.01; Fri- I
day nite W. I.. Smith $22.01; An- '
tioch $43.05. There were 2 prizes I
given to the churches: 1st prize
$5.00; 2nd prize $2.00. Anlfbcli.j
won 1st prize/Syrian second. The'
The Queens from Ml. Tabor wore
as follows Mrs. C. Campbell
$<>.TO; Mis.' Annie Dupree $10.8(5; j
Baby Dolores Graham. Mrs. l.illie
McCall $10.45; Baby Robert :
McCall, Mrs. Maggie Lee $33. 10; j
Baby Mildred Williams. Lr:md
totrl $240.04. Mrs. Maggie Lee
won first prize and was crowned
-by?Mrs.?(It?l-b?Cttllitvs and? ore- !
flerited 1st prize Si).00 bv Mis.]
MeCall. Mrs. Annie Dupreo won ]
2nd prize. We?wi.-li in thank all i
ay am for cooperating- with its so
loyally. And it'mombcr friends
~ we'labored Mi a vd, but God gave
Us encouragement each night of ;
labor, boeause of the fact. Every J
minister who was on program
Or. filled his space..-May wo ko2p in
memory, that we cannot win a
victory without -lahtfr. SIDNEY
PARK ('. M. E. C!U. IiCII
Sunday School started at ten o'clock
"promptly. Religious Services i
. conducted hy supt. Authur Williams.
There were .'IP re'.ioJars
prerent, r.r.d the collection was
-57.00.
We had an bid visitor in the
pel son of Mrs. Wallace.
Our teachers arc: Miss Doris '
rhapuelle. .Miss IIcTen Poyd. Miss '
E\ercthx Ola.jjp'dl". Miss Francis
Mark. Miss Mimic Sims. Miss
i tul in a .lohn-'o: . a r'W.v teacher.
,,.1 IV... r i' - i -?
'MI . v . I uirioug'n,
Wi< have a :\-;?e:-r.i : vol! ,\>r sol.
(Mi's I hat visit our Futv.luy huol. So
rrrf on thai roll soldiers. We
itro very sorry that Pvt. Faulks. a
member < / our Si nday school, has j
been trif sfeivd i.i (horeia.
Wo invite all ;. iris, hoys, and
__ soldiers >':*'? our Suiidoh si-oool
tind joinin oar \ ?>i".-.! ij> v.jilt .us,.
MT.. MORI All \ M I'! (Ill IK H
? Rev - I.-. F. Yurrrr. "Pastor
fk
^' Prosperity?Sunday-school a t
the usual hour. The Supt. hcintf
absent^ the school w.a>.?eruvduet-ed- by
Mrs. Vuncc^Huuth all touchers
at their "posts. After :!0 minutes
of class study, ihe pastor reviewed
the lesson; which was very
good. We always }mve ;i ,>.
tendance. Clad to luive several
visitors.
After Sunday school, we had a
warm prayer service conducted
by Rev. David Boyd and others.
After which the pastor preached
n very interesting sermon. Then
Rev. Chapmen extended an invitation
for joiners. One joined, j
There was a large number of com i
mu meant*. -Collection was good.
We are trying to do our part i
on the home .front- Mis. Vance Joutlined
the Point Rationing and !
also presented a plea for the Red '
Cross. A collection of six dollars i
was taken.
- ? Quite a few of our members
are reading The Palmetto Border
See Mrs. Vance and get a copy.
Rev. and Mrs. Vance were dinrr
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Isii?L, E~
ldt and Ute crow of~Ir.i M-! tank
ing maneuver:?.
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IK'v.-t. ~C. HfHlii". I'asl)?r
J*
C ?' ill V\ > 11 - Slilllj.r,- >( ;' ml IHI|"Iid
at tin* liTi'.o " by Asst.
Si.lt.. wall a !;:!<;( awndanv.'
Rev. piva; hod tt v. on.ier!...
I sermon. Kveryoiie oijoyed it. Out
I visitors, were .Wis. Xoitl .hi; lssim-1
Hayvkshaw. New Jersey an<i .Mrs.
[Tola Oa-ton of Ch-.-ur. Collection
' $lo.5i>.
Sick listr Mrs. .Kli/abeth Cockel,
.JUie Hemphill, Charlie Hempl.iB*"*"
: ! IV. .Y.iil l.i. J.-' i II 1 la.vl.; liii',?
of New J el': CV visitil".}' hel' llHlt-her
Mr.-. Janie-.ThraTmm.
I.ittlc .Miss Queen Ola (,'u lining-ham
is in Washington. D. C
for i ye treatment.
Mr. .1. I"'. Johnson. Kannapolis
X. ('._U?Inmre- fr+r awhile.
Mr. ('. like. Hnrrisbuig-, Pa.,
spent several Mays hero with parents,
Mr. an.-l Mrs.'Pice.
Mrs. Flossie Kelson, Baltimore,
.yd., sn nit the week with hei
mothei Mrs. Nancy McCormick,
Chester.
Mr. Jim Hixon.' Miss Beatrice,
and Rebecca Hixon of Ninety Six
Mr. and Mrs. Real and Henrietta
nHif!" M ti/tir / ?]! TT\...l.U:.. ...
-Kennedy of Chester.
"MRichard MeKeown Salisbury.
N. visii.'.t Mr. and Mrs.
Roil and Mr. and Mrs. Ct.nnin.sham
lasi Tuesday in Chester.
Mrs. J. C. Honor and children
spent t! e'wrok bud '101110 with her
husband. Rev. J. Honor. Chester.
Miss' Kli/.nbth Mary Johnson
spent the week end '" mi1 Ttbmk?
stock.
i.isten! Cloud people if y o u
want to hear uood preaching and
sinjrinu' come to Antioeh. \\*e are
?lad to have you any time. I
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Whole wheat bread bein^r insp
Manlove of Howell, Indiana, for a c
in the South Pacific.
SUM.Oil A. M. ! :. ( ill R( II 1
Fhtr-tover- The different clubsand
niKi-nvy.nlions of Shtloh- have h.
completed the drive, and at this ,
time tho church is in the midst h
of hiiildintf activities. The church
nr heintr rrTTTeTt 7m the same j
spot, and is about half way com- j
pmieu. i no-onrwrmf*-\v+??eost ov- (i
i*r SI200.00. The members and i
friends of Shiloh "nave certainly i
si pport' d this effort in a praiseworthy
manmr.
Mr. R Y. lihoden. Jr., is the 1
young man who is heading this |
Rev. Walter R. Bot
Splendid Sermon a
t.4tUe . !u?nla-fh ?1<. ?The iievyd
\\ altc*' ?!. Bowman pastoi
>i' o::i,' of the At'ri an Methodist
Kpi*o| ?! i hi v res in-this section.
rue of hLi very 1 tut, set eons
l;:sl P on-day niontinn". It
van ( : ;'>yt'd immensely by an ap
nreeintive niuiictv.'e. His subject
. as "What Think Ye if Cliuisi?"
'lis treatment of his s'.fhj'ft would
i.m < been wcli-receive 1 in the
; -st t o--".r'(inuliian o.* o r >,h> f> ?>
litan i hvivhe.-s t'tiMi ojiout the
0 mm v. The Lord's Supper . was
.i'^ l"l If :i !a><j- lunvt1 : of
ant inid a spimtfrtHeol-~
" trfsT w:-s t;ik> ? duriie tin' morn
1'.:'jL s'iv.'if TTTt Cluuini ;I :
reives weiv held, with the pas1
; attain proa. hint; one of hTiT
>.d levivinv; sermons; this "time |
.h s 1 ii 11 was /'Magnifying' the
Vofk of the Lord".
?Mi**?f'ynvl rhTimjTprr r fidilres s .i
llie ar'dienc" pertaining; to the
mT'iinity choir. Tlrs choir will
iiifke its dehut the fourth Sunday
r March :it St. Johns. Little
Mountain dub in Columbia surmised
Mrs. Bowman by jriviii'v hei
snecia! donatioy. last Friday nite.
-ho iiictiv a beautif. I talk. express
n?>- her appreciation. The meet
ne was held at t+ro homc-of Bio
John (iilliam.. The menu consist d
of fried .chicken. fish, hot rolls,
notato salad, sliced tomatoes on i
lettuce leaves, cake and punch. |
Mrs. .Almoin Sligh and daughter.
Mrs. Jessie Chirk attended the fun
rnl of Haskell Sligh in Columbia
':ist .Monday. Little Ponrline
Boyd is a patient at the Columbia
lospital. Mrs. Pearl Boyd is in
Gdumbia at her bedside. The
B. S. C. and II. Aiding society held
Th regular meeting Saturday.
This society is progressing nicely
mder the leadership of Bro. J. W.
Walker.
Mrs. Jessie Clark, reporter
GILBERT NEWS
/iiun Hopewell Ba|His( Church
Rev. II. E. Taylor. Pastor
Sunday was indeed a high day
with us. Sunday sehool was well
attended and the lesson inxpiringiy
taught, by Mrs. B. B. Folder.
Morning services were filled with
the Holy Spirit, stimulated by the
tine message that was brought to
as by Rev. B. B. Folder who used
as a subject Tbe Spirit of Go_d.
Genesis 1:1. . _ ~
Mr. and Mrs. Brown I.angford ,
and Mrs. Carrie Langford of St.
Murk Baptist church worshiped
with us. M. Adolphus McGown
"el' Leesville, was also a,visitor.
The teacher and students of Gil
bert school wish to thank Mrs.
\ > T :. . i 11 r i .
mini1?.miI1 nun?tttt minting roils
for the lurch room last week.
Francine M. Clark, repovtei
Kjgfr- <':> '
BgM "
" 7- '
ected by Mess Sergeant John W. 1
oast artillery regiment somewhere i
I
?fVort. lie has done a remarkable .
piece of work, and is still carrying
oil in n highly emvmw.nrlnhlr l
manner. The buildinr: FiT to he >
dedicated the first Sunday in May *
at which time speakers and choirs 1
from all over the state will ap- ;
pear on the program. The far- 1
Lamed Allen University choir rs t
rxprttrd to participate in the eel- | \
cbration. J
We are invit'ng everyone who | t
reads this article to come out and ) (
bring somebody else along, and '
also to inform all with whom they ?
come in contact of the fine pro&
THE PALMETTO I
rvman Preaches
t Little Mountain
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Private iL. Stewart, jr., or Jack
sonville, Fla., once, one of the twi
Assistants of the" tate Dr.Goorg
Washington Carve r, eminen
scientist, is now a private in th<
Chemical Warfare Service.
grain we are going to have a
thrt time.
Thus far, we have raised?$Si
on the building. Friends and we
wishers are still sending in the
contributions. Messrs Simon Fan
and Ben Coleman, white friend
contributed $150.00 worth of in;
terrals. Wp wish to take this O]
portiinity to acknowledge the
muni licence?publicly,?and?to e:
press i wir heartfelt thanks t
them through the Palmeto Leai
er. The following persons ha\
contributed in the last drive:
? tester Thompson $5.00; E. Chi
man $2.00; Lucile Thompson $TW
John dVfrrrray $5.00; ItOKsic T'owe
25c; Solomon Anderson $5.0(
Minnie 15. Anderson $5.00; Mr
Phil It." Freeman (white) $5.0(
Ella Kelly $2.(15; Pearl Rhode
$G.n.c-; Syrena Pressly $10.5.'
Poxy .Jackob $7.15; Elizabeth Mi
lay $2.55; Virginra R hod en 05i
Dorothy Fleming $1.00; Mary .
Wider 40c; Martha Chatman 80<
Rosa I.. Woodrrd $2.50; Suzi
Chatman $1.05. And many othei
Whoso names appeared in t h
last write-up.
ST. PAl I. A. M. II. CHURCH
Rev. J. S. Martin. Pint,..
Lancaster?Sunday setiool o~p?
C'(T at the usual hour with Ass"
Supt. J. C. White and teachers a
their posts*. At lldlO Rev. Mcrti
delivered a splendid sermon.
Sgt. Judge Rlair Wirs?-calk'
from. Camp Atterbmy. lnd. on ac
count of the death of his fathei
.Mr. Essie Rlair. He veturned t
tamv> Monday.
Miss Edna Rarnes ol" _.Sout!
Carolina State .visited^hcr parent
iast week end. She lokcdTtina. .
Rev. J. C. Hunter of Detroit
M'.vh.. was called home on aeeoun
of lite death of his father R?v
I. .1. Hunter. The funeral wa:
ludd at Mt. Zion A.MEZ church
with Dr. W. W. Slade deliverinj
the eulcay. Rev. J. J. Hunter wn
pa-storm tr in Kershaw.
Quite a few of the county teacl
:us were seen 'n town Saturday
Thev. report their schools are run
"line: smoothly.
MT. ZION A. M. E. CHI RCII
Rev. J. C. Quarlei?, Minister
Flo re ore S C ?Rip 1-hiwrrc_.a^
xing done, and on high order. Om
Pastor, Rev. J. C. Quarlos is real
y preaching' the gospel of Jesu?
Christ, and the people all '-qvci
7o\vn and country say we have g
fieat preacher and pastor. He i<
lot leaving a stone unturned.
Since his coming to us we havt
>aid on the church debt $ T 3?>rr.0TT
We are expecting' trriiSy STISOO.Of
his year. We have paid $150.0(
once conference. To say that th<
~lQV. Qliai'les is a front fini.np""- i.
"tutting it mildly. Of course \v<
enow that no minister can do hit
/est unless the people are with hin
tnd that is what people are doing
.hey arc cooperating "vyith the niinster.
The first Sunday in March surpassed
all previous records botl
piritual and financial. Sunday
^Ql" the pastor the people -prat or
he table $38.51), and the class leaf
>rs brought Monday night $48.00
This was not a rally. This mndc
\ total for the 4ay $8f>.&9. Wf
'eel that, we cannot pay our pastoi
*h> much ftrf his services. Hi?
.vife is a good worker both in the
Sunday school, and all services ol
;he chrveh. When ever in th<
3ity of Florence come to Mt. Zior
\MF, ctnn'ch, the Gospel Head
]U(trterg.
W. F. Gamble, Repprtei
,KAI)KR
ai and Around
The Forest City
CU'VI i,.\\n OHIO I
M> Kosaliv I). Davis i.
I .Mi-- Yashti" t?or<ir:s'in (>!' _j:!1 I
Last itt.'i St.. vci v i :t. i"'.isiy una
ents ot.hids In The Palim'tic
Lender this wet*i>. Miss Henderson
Itiijoys The I.enm r very much. ar.ii !
course she Is rrn-wviPK her I
subscription.
Mr.uia! .Mi A miry iI* r i<r>na
>1 tile sam" :: aire ' :v a s. rprise
1m' i h - ;im i mini i .u.y uiu
March '?. I!*-! ! in honor of lluul'uii*-'ill'I's
sislc". .V'.--' M'
sor. A delicious c'i'.'.ise was serveil
_ mil a craml tmi" \vu.-. imlu^cii l.v .
all. The*-e prose!:; y.crc: Mrs. Fnr?
?11c nd< I'.- rer Tfhf'Tr vro' ht rT~~
Mrs. Mary II. Ryan*. .Miss Vvotm's
Kicks. Master Freddie Iiva.-T <7
| Airingrioin" Va:. Mr. ami .Mrs. ('!ai?
once AiSen. Mrs. Frank Owens,
Mr. Alnion Henderson. Mrs. .James'
iloasKMi. Mrs i nrriw hnfton; "M is
t Albert Knox. Rev. Ray. Mr. Rad?
-tester raVtorT^Tiss Henderson re(eivcd
many lovely gifts.
t Out of Town Visitors
Mis Mnrv II I ~t i .
* . n.wni.", m'jiny r <>l | 1
Mis; A'dry Henderson. from Ah-i"
II- modern, Va. and her two jirnndi'i"
children have been house
st i f Mrs. Henderson. Mrs. Ryair- i
s, reports a pleasant trip and hopes j
co return to The Forrest City j-|
p- ujcain. . i
i'v M?*. and Mrs. Henderson visited
tr- tccviuiy with . All;?. Henderson'.- ]
o brother, Mr. Robert Ryans in Cli i - - ,
I. cayo, 111., and they enjoyed theii t
,t, trip very much. They also visited
other friends- and many points ot <
lt-Hftterest while 111 the "Windy City." ]
^ . Cpl. Fred. Jones' of Cheyenne
11 W yoi nncr is t he house fjuost of his
1. parents. Rev. and Mrs. I. in wood
s' Jones of East 1.12nd St.
j. Mr. J. I.. Duncan of Detroit '
^ Mirh., Race Relations advisor to the '
... Manpower .Com. of the fifth Corp.
Area and rejvianil representative
of the FEPC, was iu this city and v
nearby Akron a. few days airo on '
business. Whjle here he visited ^
' -everal his relatives, amonp them (
10 Mr. "Isaac Duprce and family of j (
*s i\.t ro Oi
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jH BHEB^KsJI
j^jjj^''''^''t I
Troops in the South Pacific trail
part of their training consists of bay<
class, in the South Pacific, practices
the nrtc.
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? Friendship A. M. Ih Church
?Rev.- IL- VV. WaHter.--Pastor '
1 i ?
5 We are happy to report that
our services were very great all ,
' tccostal shower. The Holy Spirit v<
dwelt among us. Our pastor do- i ,
' livered a great sermon from the
theme, The Marvelous Christ.
L"WlMlVI'n ! - ne pvaoi ~
? ed the word of God. At 8 o'clock, \v
one of our own Pfc. W. I.. Flow- ,.(
' man preached from the subject: 01
The Chain of Life. The Sunday . . .
school was opened at the usual hj
hour by the Sr.pt. Mr. H. I,. Al- w
exandcr. Visitors worshipping
with lis Sunday were Mr. Mason P
f
jnd his family of Johnstoh: Pfc.
. Me Math of Camp Croft. 0,
Pvt. .fohnic H. Goodman o f w
, Camp Attcrburyy Ind. left Tires- b?
day after huing called home duo at
* to illness and death of his fathei
i Mr. Tommtr Goodman. M
? Mr. Willirm Crawford was call- I K
r | ed homo (Uio to tho serious ill- :
r.frss of h/s mother. AL this writ- >:
i ing, she is improving. 4 ri
Mrs. A. J. Gary spent week hi
end homo.-Also Prof, ami Mrs. D. Si
r C. Pruitt.
XKfIRO INVKXTOi:?Pvt T:.
Ind., !i;n;ilntf out details of a powi
] it'ld. lil., paivnt radio school
Tiainii:^ Command, wlu-ru lie is t
I M'WKV^ M UC
Hi the I A. M. K. Church
lit v. I.. <'. Hut lor, Pastor
Sunday_ was a beautiful day.
iainf cinv.tL \vi111. <ni 11 tin-services
i the different churches.
Sunday school opened at the usluU?hour
with Asst.' Sapt. McCoy
mid stall' at their posts.
Iiy-thc morning and evening we
listened to soul-stirring sermons
oy the pastor.
At o:d() in the afternoon?Rev
\\ Young,* broTTglif* us a very in.cresting
sermon. .Music by. his
Tioir.
5t. I'aul Baptist Church
itev. I?. IJ. Moon, Pastor
Sunday sFFTool was a lively
)lace of interest Sunday morning
>o mueh so, every deacon has
dedged to be present next SunJay
and every succeeding one.
The lesson was reviewed by Rev.
?. S. Hicks.'The morning services
vore well attended and Rev. P.S.
licks, again brought a message.
Dno Thing Thou Lackcst. At the
wening- seiviees. The Way -To
"hrist, was the inspiring subject.
The Midfrets will hold their an-j
i for any eventuality. A major
mot exercise. This private, first
the head blow with the butt of
It. Mnriah Baptist Church
ev. P. S. Hicks. PasLnr
\V-V - hari?? wonderful -Srmhry {
hool. The Sunt. Mr. Loveless
illni'd was at his post. This he-J
ij* his last Sunday before ent-'rig
the LT. H?Army. He express- I
i--Lis regrot. for - leavnv^-L-nt irH-11
ow. we must nnsv.or our coun- *"
y's call in some way.
After Sunday school the paslm__
mie before, us md preached a'
onderfu'l sermon. We had al- '
ady enjoyed some good points ?
a the Sunday school lesion. The .
istor added with some spiritual
ighliubts. i : me visitors vou are
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EOI'LK I KNOW I
Mr. ifrnw* W-.?Mttrphy nlm?ryl
nployed with the Seaboard Rail- 1
Sty Co.. of Portsmouth. \'a., is 1
M'e visit tut hTK wife. relatives ^
ill fricriil:
Mrs. I.oln White was home vis- '
intr her parents Mr. and Mrs.
lijah Young.
Mrs. i.ueile Ferguson and Mr.
r>m Young were erited in mar- aire
last Sunday night at He- I
on Baptist church. Rev. A. A. I
ims operating. \
Messrs, Arthur Byrd and Love-4 I
mc< II Baltimore of Tut \Vayng;?
:v unit in the laboiutories of Scott
the Army Ail1 Forces Technical
ruin ng to be a radio operator for
. ;i\UKary .scr- ic<-s Sunday after
noon. Iicv. ('. Britt pastor ol
Spi in^liflil will preach utuf HiMidget
choir, under the directiot
of . Mrs. Britt will sing. Don'i
ttiiss if:
The members of our church eiv
joyed the services llt Bethel Sunday
afternoon. Now. as always r.
fine spirit exists between the t\v<
churches.
Full reports from -Benedict clubs
and chur<dt group next" week.
Be;?tmd?Mrm?;L ft: Suart "ol
f-'oluTnbia_visited here Sunday.
I'KRSON AI.S
Miss Melvina Smith of Myi ''
[Beach hecame the Mide of Thomas
Clifton "Hfitfd of Laurens on
Sunday Feb. 21st. with the R<?v|
E.W. Wright officiating. The bride
, is the daughter of Mrs. Rhina
I Russell of MurrellJ Inlet S C
j Mr. and Mrs. Hood are residing
l with the groom's mother, Green
.St.. Laurens, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Owens and
Mi. George Saxon of Myrtle
Beach were the recent guests of
Mr. and .Mrs. Odelle Owens and
Mrs?Ella?Saxon- respectively.
j I.t. Si.inmie Mae Rice has arI
rived somewhere in Xorth Africa.
She is with the first Negro Medical
group to land on foriegn soil,
She was stationed at Ft. Bragg,
X. C.. for_n. long period,
Miss I.illie Belle Douglass a
senior at Allen University spent
the week end with her grand pnr"vnts
Mr. and Mrs Johnlv L. Williams.
I.ittle Misses L. Yvonne and
Clemiegene Elmore entertained
the members of the Jolly Pals
Saving club Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. John A. Putnian is home to
the delight of his many friends
alter being a patient hi a hospi
tal in Spartanburg for several
months. We are happy to report
that he is doing nicely and on the
road to recovery.
The Aces Social r.nd Saving
club met at the home of Mrs. Judith
Franklin Wednesday night.
March 10th. The guests present
were Mesdamos Alice Moore, Corrre
L. Young. Laura Holland. Willie
M. B'nrksdale, I ucinda Jackson.
Mr.-and Mrs. Addison Y'oung.
Cpl. Erskin? Foggie and Mr.
Charlton McCoy. Games were
played. The hostess assisted b y
Mr? Janic Brockman served a
delicious course of sphagetti meat
lulls, pkklib. 'cheese, sit/, punchf
toasted nuts and fruit.
DENMARK NEWS
Denmark. S. C.?Last Sunday,
Bethel A. M. E. church, this city,
enjoyed two very beautiful sermons
by- tin- Pas I or. Rev. J. P.
i'ummings. . Alter evening serCices-"we
witnessed the Twelve
Trilscs of Jsrael program at Jericho.
Rev. Cummingst?Rev. and
i'1'-- R T ">' ' " ' ii niiiii
son Miss Candy, and Mr. and Mrs
Cunningham were dinner guests
of Deacon C. A. Brown and Mr
and Mrs. Sease.
Mrs. S. M Cunningham, reporter
Sunday school was well attend.,i
i
,.i ?.i veiuriii Baptist church, this
ity, last Sunday. The Pastor,
Rev. P?. T. Martin, preached with ]
..ower and conviction "Both inornnp
and nipht. The Lord's Suplor
was administered at the eventnp
worship. Collections for the
iav amounted to $51.05. Mrs.
\dains of Oranpeburg was the
veek-ond guest of Mrs. Lizzie
Holman. J
Tflrs. Mabel Sense, reporter
ess Dillard will leave next week
for the U. S. Army. Our best
.vishes and many piayer8 will fol-'
o\v them.
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NEW HKT1IKL HA1'T.^CRU?M
Kev. A. I). Duncan, Jr.
Woodruff?Sunday school jH
still progressing.
Miss Isulene Winn visited hfl
sister Dorothy at Sims Hi BchodijBH
Union.
Mrs. Caroline Edwards, ChihjM
ney Kock. *\.C.. visited her dAni^l
tor Miss Katio Ward here SundaJfl
? Pfr. Hardy O. OunninghaiR SB?
Marianna, Fla., is here on a XM?
lough visiting parents, Mr.
Mrs. .Jerry Cunningham.
Pvt. Wm, Henry?HlggimTHM^B
of Mrs. Lula Iliggins is stations?
at Camp Abexileen Proving,
i- -Mtsy~~ I.i 1 a JHoTTby visited hor^W
tor M . Kllie Moody. Her^m^B
friends r.re glad to know she ^B
- improving.
Miir?Mttry?Anderson \vns ttiqB
delighted gi.est of Mr. and Mrt^?
H. I'. Rogers. Also Pvt. Jeremiah^
a- ioncs is -here op a furlough visit* V
ng relatives.
The inajix friends of Mm. Cai'? B
- rie Cruhiwell arc sorry to learn 1
I that her granddaughter Miriam ,
i Correction in last' week's news: B
at South Carolina ?tate College, -?
Orangeburg, when called for tha i?
, 710N CANAAN BAPT. CHURCH ~M
Rev. M. P. Pearson, Pastor
Stark Paik.-7-Af tor an in, 1
~ terc-sting Sunday school session
he pastor delivered n highly
s
-pirin.tr message last Sunday morn
ng. Rev. L. T. .Moss was a wel-3
corned visitor. In the afternoon fl
.he sermon was preached by Itevu
-M. P. Robinson. Communion vtt'3
administered after the sermon^ M
wbieh was quite appropriate for M
occasion. Rev. Pearson left the ~fl
city for Xew York immediately,
following this service to visit hia jl
mother, who lies seriously ill. He 9
arried -with him the prayers and/|9
sympathy of his entire member*-J
ship. Visitors during the day h
e Mrs.. Margaret Alston, Mial
t.illie Alston, and Mrs. AdlinO '
The Men's Aid club and the Wo
n.en's Missionary society will meet n
at the home of Mr. and Mr* ~jfl
Booker T. Williams Thursday nit* .''j
March IS. The celebration of
- Anr.a Boyd School's Founder** _3
-rt>rry will "be held at j.he schooljsp
i J March 21 at p.m. Rev. Pear-'^J
ton win be the guest speaker. :JB
David G. Ellison 1
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