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Jp*f Saturday, March 27, 1943 -??TLKKSVILLE HKRALI) Owing t0 the very bud weathei J this news writer was not able to attend church Sunday, yet we have 1 sonic news. * Mrs. Shelly Lonely died March alized there March 17 at i'rietid'? e!;ip Baptist ehuivh. She was the $ mother of thut church for a number of years, and served faithfully until her health failed her. She was 68 years of age at the time t of her death. ?hc? leases a husband, one adopted son, 'Willie L. """ Londy of Canio Gordon, Augusta, ' _ tin,, a S-taiT juurgeanl,. uthciu.relatives and friends to mourn her t passing. She was buried beneath a~Tnotmd" of beautiful flowers in day March "2D. Mrs. Catherine Jenkins of Columbia was here foi the funeral of her cousin Mrs. Londy. " ' ~ Wp~are clad that, litt.le?Willio, Read who was in Columbia few tve^Rs ago in tht? hospital is now at home and doing fine. Ml*, nnd Mrs. Sum Hownnl Imvo as tlfcffh" truest* Mr. Howard's, un~ ft- j'c Mr. Robinson of Rock Hill. Mrs, Ella Dozier visited Mr. and Mr^^kifus Drafts last week. Mr ~~ arul^Wrs. Joseph Guinyardol ~j ""Wagner visited their sister atid brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. M Edwards last Monday. Miss Irene Mack visited her sister Miss I. H. Hills last week end at Saluda. ~~T Mrs. Maude Hartley was in Co*, . lochia last week on business. Mrs Dareua Lites, Mrs. Anna Roy Creed visited relatives in the Grey * land last week end and reported j an enjoyable trip. Mrs. Tom Norris, Miss Viola Norris, Miss Tda Mj. Staley. Miss Emma Marshall Mrs. Jesse Norris, Mrs. Carrie Eth " eridge "of Augusta, Ga., visited Gladys (Dent in Pelion .Saturday and were guests of Miss Dents"at a picnic given for the school where Miss Dent is a teacher Miss Dent is the daughter of Mrs. Tom Norris. Mr. Woodrow Norris, Mr. Robert. Rovendell "df Co> lumbia visited Mr. and Mrs: Tom Norris the week end. Mr. Woodrow is a son of Mr. and Mt-s. Norris. We are thankful to say that all our sick ones are improving. Pvts. Prophet and Alphonisi Quattlebaum of Ft. Jackson and Miss Rosa Mae Lee of ColuniLia were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. M. ? Edwards.? - -1" Mrs. Ida Mae Staley Dean, who is now teaching near Saluda and one of hor little stfdents. Miss Helen Graham spent the week-end ,with~her father. Mr ilei-man Staiey. MOlivia P. Drafts, reporter _ ST. JAMESA?^. ? (TIURGJI Rev. Wm. McDonald, Pastor In spite of the rain on the past Sunday our Sunday school opened at its usual hour with Supt., Mrs Estclle Johnson and co-workers j were present. The school was reviewed by the pastor. Sunday morning the pastor preached from the theme Remember God in thy Youth. Sunday night the rain was still falling, however a faithful few found their way back to church. On March lhth a Fashion Parade was sponsored by the Jun- | tor Missionary society, Miss Ge- | ne'va Bopey, president. These j j young girls realized a neat sum of $d'.i.54. The program was good beyond expression. When you want to enjoy good programs conn to St. James. Visitors arc always welcome. SEDAL1A NEWS Miss * Dri cilla Gilliom, reportei Sunday Avas a very pleasant day. Our /Sunday School "opened at the usuafl time with supt. and teachers 1 at weir posts of duty. The lesson was beautifully discussed. After S. a warm-mayer meeting wtfr"~ ... carried out. Our pastor, Rov. Wr F } Llmitei'.broufrbt-us-a wonderful sec- | 4'noon after prayer meeting. Col. . lection for the day was $20.00. T^^^astor was the dinner guest ^ it-?a-?.?-JHe". Hunter and members motored to Spung Hill C. M. E. church Sunday right and carried out a worn srfuJ program i' 'which , all enjoyed Pvt. Andrew Browning is home j ftpcMing a furlottgh with his pa- ; rents, Mr. and Mrs. Rusell Brown- < ? <ng. Cpl. Ccorgo Ciiljioin is stationed L at Camp.. Bowie, and hh* ' brother. Wallace is stationed at i Camp Kilmer, N. ,1. Another broth2 eii Pvt. Johnson Gilliom is stationed in Del Rio, Texas. \. i The passing of Mrs. Flarie Glenn jjui. on March 1. 1043 brought sadness | >i to our hearts. * V . ' ' -if- ; 'It Si * MURBIS BROWN AMK CHI RCH Ki'V. R. I. Lemon, l'astor Charleston, S. C.--Sci views at Morris Blown lust Sunday win. well attended, despite Tfte threat7mSlit Wedlliei. wlwn" di ?LvVd into a downpour oT rain just at t)u elose of the services. lite ivorninjr message vyas delivered by tiie pastor, who sele.le I as a subject, ^Thc Christian's Mission. I'he sermon was?of?a niissnnutry ...uuie, aim inc siruii; |11s -oi is the text was hcveloned. A+ TTjrtlt RrT7~TK-^. ' MITT" uir local" icier brought a stirring message rom the subject The I.oner Cleansed. Our junior . .bi Ty Tir>. Philin liiamet; iumis+nnh music during the day. The sympathy-of jlorris I'row 11 rtTies ntil ToTTrs. .JeiTnuT V. Roper -tad .-bar-family in--a4u>-death?qr*Jiei da.erluer Alls. K.mKoper Luwho" died in N'ew York City during the past week. The remains were brought here and funeral! r.ed at Morris Brown at 1:'I0 p.m. The eillocy was delivered by Dr. Lemon. Mrs. Lucas was a faiti ful mem.ber of our society ?f'Uv. bu'h. ArvhnL_eiui of p.~Ldeaconesses was called to New Vf.it- rit- <1 :... i..~? - . ? , JWU Mir; l III' I. 11 V lilM Saturday t<> attend the funeral of her brother. She has the coiulo. lence of our members and friends. We look forward to The coming of Dr. S. S. Morris the secretary of the A. C. E. League of the AME church, who preaches at Mor ris Brown next Sunday morning, and conducts a Christian Youth's Council at St. Luke and Ebene-. C.1LAME church during the steel; ol March 28-20 and-80th. / Corporal J. J. Taylor. Jr.. son of i\Ir. and Mrs. J. J Taylor of 8G-1I street is spending a few <lays with parents in this city. He looks the picture of health, and is connected with 2nd Aviation squadron stationed at Union Bombing Range, Union, S. C, Sgt. Francis O. Mitchell the son of Mr. and? Mrs. F. (>. Mitched now stationed at Seattle. Washing ton, is at home spending 10 days ivith parents. It was indeed a pleasure to see these young men. former members ot our ehinvh. .".lid now doing service in the armed forces. The faet that they 1 iiTv( received promotions in the s'.rvice -s-??ratifying tiv those'"bT~ its" \\lib" have known them over the years; The sale of t' e Palmetto Leader at Morris Brown is increasing under' tlve- salesmanship of young John Edward:!. \Ve art. hoping tor a still greater increase in .lies. ? It is expe.-terf-~thtrt a largo vv.ixvUwill attend the Mass meetitnr at Kbenozcr' AMI', church oi^ rhniday, March 2^tli at f> p.m. Dr. Morris will bo t! c speaker with music rendered by the Coleridgc1 ay lor Glee club. FRIENDSHIP A. .M. K. <-'111 ItC'H Dr. 11. W. \Valker. Pastor Clinton, S. ('.---We had a plcasincr attendance Sunday. S. S. was Lgught b.v Prol". .1. T. W. Minis. The ehairman of the Faster Day program was appointed i>y the 'apt. The pastor appointed his omniittcos and o. tlined liieir .duties in preparation for the annual ..'interoiicc whi.li is to be belt! here. T c A( T.L and Juveniles are working" hard, they too are idunning a big surpriso for the church. Winnintr church prizes tomes natural with Miss Rubye M. Johnson. Let's not forgot the cnter'ainment sponsored by Mrs. R. P. Alexander at Bell St. school. T c irest aeaters wa.r -rit c dross wiili 100 pockets, which held '.he lucky number Miss ..Johnson won. Again she hold the lu ky iiiuvtr-alhihys^-l\+r?.--R. F.. FovglJ5011 vais sponsor of t.; at n<Tnir.~S1rer won in tho Bible contest Sunday i h(. pastor was the ci^o>w.-,>. Anion? tin4 youn? men inducted in the army tv.enUrt^Mr?UiilojiJVoniijlt who was a Junior at Allen' university; Prof. Benjamin Tlionip son a?ront for thc North Carolina Mutual Ins. Co.. Bennettsvillc. Mr Gilfert Shelle returned to X. ^ . after spending sonieti > !H l-e with his mother and other relatives. Vtirch 1 *5 a party was ?iven at [lie home .of Mr. .and Mus?-ElijahY otmjr hrmnrtn r Messrs I.trVeTess Dillard and Arthur Hvrd. (lues's Avre .Mi', and Mrs, l/ivdes* 1 >i 1 rarif.. Mr. and Mrs. Author Ryrd, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Sanders, Mrs. Martha Dillard, Mrs._ Azalee Williams. M'rs. Hcstella Dillard, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Murphy. Many 7 T L. I K.S I U'lilMN HM'TIHT 1_ I ( HI IU H lk-aufort, S. C.-Sunday School ji f-xras railed to order*at the usual I , hour by the assistant suj>t., Miss \ j lilta Washington. The Vnehers x t to-'k ihai'^c.of their classes alonjr j j ?vith .Mr. Sawyer.-a verv brilliant i i I < aaji :r.an. (a visitor) who taught i ; .. I elt.ns no. 2. ] J lit- rev alar service be part at o- j lb \en I'.' clock. Tlio pastor preached wonderful sermon from John IT- | I !. sub. The Supreme Hour. It really j j brought inspiration to the hearers ^ I Visitors wore asfoTldw: ^Miss Lucy Hrvrhes of Mather S\ hool, Trof. Alstin of Robert . Smalls School and others. . Deacon Smith it imiiiil hiimodCf -with? At .'L.'tO communion service he T~ L gun. This service was well attend- ? I'd, and the spirit was high. At 7:30 tile 5eTI rang, for the evening service. The sebjeet for he evening sermon was 'Who Will 1 Stop You? taken from Matt. 7-14. * After this the pastor and chiors 6 rushed over to Central .Baptist whur. h for an Ordination sermon. * This sermon was another master J1 peiee. It was taken from 1 Cor lit.? LM I. Hte subject was Be Strong E im the Faith. The collection wa^ r viry good throughout the day. v Rev. Davis is really bringing 1 things to pass in Beaufort. o ST. BAI L .C M. K. CHURCH ! b Rev. D. W. Washington, Bastor Midland Park S. C.?Sunday was another one of our great days at St. Paul"AME churgh. The Sun day school began at tile usual hour with the Supt. and all teach- t ers present. Sgt. Oscar . Grant, ll one of our visitors* _nuule. a very ? sliort and inspiring speech. AH T classes were Well attended. T Morning service began at 12:00 ^ o'clock. Our b:loved Bastor, Rev. h Washington delivered to us a soul ^ stirring sermon. His text was tak * . a from John Hl-lli. subject What r About Jesus? . Everyone enjoyed ? the sermon very much. Cnmmun ^ ion was served, then we closgd I 1 tor the day. 1 We are rallying for the purpose of building a parsonage. At X O'clock we met tgain to ' "Wttrres'S-the program rendered by ., <i-tor Earthake Lonev and Dollvi "Roblhson. I riev were verv successn t'ul financially. , , On Friday night of last week . we visited ? the home of brother Ro.b. it Alston who gave a raffle J and fish, fry for the hiterest of the | |. parsonage. Saturday evening March 27th, I ~ Rev. Mrs. Julia Mills will conduct p _a grand Jubilee service at the j \\ ."tall rr h VLlxi?i-i?.?i i n.* ~^nx Tn r vitation to all of you. Proceeds I of the servivj will also go toward h the building of the parsonage. V ) Myrtle Jl. Brown, reporter c GILBERT NEWS rhe party given tit the Gilbert Schorl Saturday night for the ben-""*1 e'.'it of the /.ion Hopewell Church, was a succors. The attendance was 11 huge and a neat sunt was raised. M/ss Eloiso Boczcr spent the week-end at home in Irnio. We are proud to report that Pvt. ^ I" {her Dennis, of Canip Robinson, Ark. has been promoted to Corpo- ! t;:l. lie is the son of Mr. George ' Dennis. p Mi-S?Mvuu. Miller, of Columbia, m eat the week-end here with Mrs. Maynte Pent. Mcssr. James Mitchell, James ^ Lindsay, and- Mrs. Maynte Dent, of C dunthia spent the week-end } hereJheTr f -.miliesT Mrs. Molinda Hartley .has* recover d from in,i"r:es received in a fall. < ___ Frahcinc M. Clark, reporter if _ t h :;;nu's were on,icyi d. I Ivnow f-i While Ixmv.v in ty,e oily Mr. Jas Vi Murphy and wif,. soon; a few piles 1 at the home of .Mr. and .Mrs. Thorn " a? J. Flico. .Mis. Cora Dillard, Mr. i ^ : nd Mrs, Jluhci't Sanders. I Mtuvh 1 f> .Mrs. Azalee Williams j.11 ai:l Mrs. llozi'tta Byrd j*ave a; ' I par y ai tli> homo of .Mrs-. Azalcr|" ! Williaivs honoring Mr. AutlUn j ' ! ,, | idyid aud M-r,-Ia?vole?s?- -Dt+lttrd. 1 ' | '.iiosls Ui-i,. "Mr and MVs. I.ovoI ies* Dillard, .Mr and Mr?. A thin Ilyiil. Mr. and Mrs. damns Mar- *' pliy, Ml- -Willio Byrd. Mrs. Elnora Summers. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert 1 j Sardors. Many trames were onI joyed. A ilolicioiij. menu was 'f served. h THE PALMETTO J t. u i sly M)TI:M Tin- lit crvam party that was riven at tin home uf .Mrs. ij< rah ,.ee Campbell on Friday evening vas to help baby Wilson who t.s illnnio b.o Webbs. Klion Tate. 11 the baby contest. Li/a: it.* Jones, losir I'eail, Kulh .Wal. Margie (irhy, F; nine Mar Montgomery, {. V. llait< n, and June Little0I111 were thr ones present. -Mr. and Mrs.? Walter I'owell uul as their guest Wednesday dr. and Mrs.-4,a4-mow Roberts and dr. ami Mrs. Junu>s Harrison. Mr. and "Mrs. entrance McKiiTicy and baby, with Mr. and Mm. Valter Powt 11 and daughter spent he -ml Sunday in Snartapimro nth relatives. Misses Sallie Epp, Margie Khy. Messrs. Fr: d and J.eXvis Ta Le isitcd friends in Shelby. X. C., brnday: . ' Mr. and Mrs. lie 11 of Kings (fountain, N. ('. visited Mr, and drs. Ried recently on VV. Peeler Street. Don't forget, the balvy contest onight (Friday). He present so ou will see which baby will win. Raw E. Wilson will be at llacksburg, S. C". this week in a evhal at Bethel C. M. E. Church, chieh will be conducted by Rev. I. H. Jackson, Presiding Elder f Spartanburg, S. C. Friends .are glad to know that diss Rachel ?Harrison is much otter at this writing. KOVIDENCfc A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. J. E. Dixon, Pastor Because of the inclement weathr there was no Sunday school he past Sabbath. Pinowood Adult school closed liursday night with a program, he teachers are Mr. Mills and Irs. Harris. They were made appy over the program. The poning song was led by Mr. fills; invocation by Mr. Win. ileazer; welcome address by Mr. cm. Eleazcr; response by l.aneie ferts. Speakers Bennie L. Mavis, Luvanie Bowers, Ruby Bow. s, Mary Mayers. Willie L. Bowrs. Solos, Lancie Werts and ushua Kleazer. We are always rood to have our .Jeanes teacher with us. Miss Martha Wright, he commended the group on the "icriini. e also tll-gOd the anting of victory gardens. Mr. IiHs also pave some encouraging cm arks. Mrs. Harris res pondlL?A?reading In?Mrs: Martha iowers. Closing speaker, Mrs. .Hzaheth Hawkins. Tiler" ,wij| by a seventh grade lg to an announcement by Miss fright. . Members on the sivk 11st: Mrs. iipp, also Miss Ilassie Hart. Mr. leah Rowers. Mr. Wilson Crepts. Vc hope for them a speedy rccov ry. Laneic Worts, reporter. HKLKNA NKWS Sunday was a very pleasant day fir- ai R riroreh-goe r s. Sunday school was carried out i usual manner with the co'-workrs presiding. Mrs. Km ma Smith of Helena. S. . has returned home after a three , celts visit with her chilrren. Miss arrio utae Smith, and Mr. and Irs. J. R. Smith, all of Philadelphia. Pa. Mrs. Roberta .lames of Philadeliiia. Pa. was the truest of Mrs. ivrtle Brown of Helena, S. C. Miss Georgia Gallmon spent woe!; with her aunt in Charlotte. In- reported a pleasant trip. IT. ZIONA. M. H. CHL-R H Rev. C. C. Mcllwain, Pastor Due t. . t".. I':? ill.* f -- ;iy the choir and _mistee failed t*. ave a success. \Ve are looking iTuaiTT to begin 01 r services eai Sunday. The county a cents will vender a 1 iogitur hove a. the churclr'Monii v 1 ' 1 1 "" 1 ill b(. a bi'j- show given. \\Y inite all to bo present. Free. This rogram will bp rendered by Mr. avid Helton, county agent. Tre [ome Demonstration club will ipet at the church on Friday .'trd f April at 2 o'clock. We arc ask lg all the ladies to be present, nd men as well. Come out and tin-tina?great -program- irrrrt lrtV take it what i{ ought I.e. .Mt. /.ion school closed Friday ftcrnoon v.ith a nice progkani (>ne of our inembers, sistei aura Foster, now living in Balimore, Md., at 801 N. Corey St., '.very sick. Friends may write er at this address. She was a ? j / LEADKtt ' ' -/ 7~Prctfmont and P. Auxiliary/Meets ^ / l?.* / fny Wi-tin^ of Uiv auxJ i.iaiy to tin* rimluion t M^d'cal, -~lviUai Hi id -4?i?rrr.TTi^ut^i^::.?V< j < t y was ih hi T/tursiij y Maivh. 11 at tile hcnr.c ul" .Mis. 1! S S >ai>>.. n .me:*. S. (.. \vil!i Mrs. II. K. Hil! ;.ivl Miy. Hairy Thomas .iuir.t hostesses/ MTsT J. ,T Clinton presided ?vci i he/ in (."tin j . .Min i, b.mniiss was scholarship were ioiI< itod. Mi's Harry Thomas, I he state, pr-. sident t:ryed as many member* as possible to at lend the state rnertmt; It'. . A-)ved . The members present were: Mrs. I. J. Clinfon, Lancaster: Mrs. 1> M. fdekett. Mrs. \t. R. TTCnrnT I Rook Hill; Mr.- R |'r ! '. Mrs. H. \V. Bonner, Anderson; Mrs. S. D. Brown, Spartanbtn ir: Mrs. R. Jones, Elberton, (5a.; Mrs. B. S. Sharpe, Mrs. H. 10. Hill. Mrs Harry Thomas, Syneca; Mrs. R. M. Norris, (!atfm*y. li *1, . -.1 -e i > ' *-? c tuc V.IUM- (>i in#: uusmoss meeting Mrs. II. K. Hill presented _iUl interesting program. Visitors present were- Mrs LI M I lardyLancastei : Miss II. I'. Hani . Is. Whitniiro; Miss Vera Pixon. Fenlcton; Miss Naomi Jones. Groenv i 1 lo> Misses Fleeta ami I.ouisi Wiiliinis. Mrs. S. J. Addison. Miss Johnson, Seneca;- Mrs. Williams Teeoa, Cia. Supper was served at the Seneca Baptist Institution. R. M. Norris LANCASTER NEWS | St. Paul A. M. K. Church Rev. . S. Martin, Pastor Sunday being a very I ad day church services were rained o; t all day. Pro. Cov Clinton went tw~ round t<> the members and collected almost .>10.00. ?It? is regretted that?Mtvt France's -Crockett and Mrs. Annie Id. Buskin are ill. Afr:?Charlie GiltiaTn of New" Canaan. Conn., is home visiting j his mother, Mrs. Ellen Gilliam. j Mrs. Annie M. Punlan left last Saturday for Baltimore. Md.. to oin her husband Mr. Samuel Dun la)). A1UU XD" WEST COUMBIA ' 1 >y Rev. A. I.. Dines Mr. h'uriklan Amakcr'scn of Mr. ] { ml Mrs. Herbert 'Amaker of Skull Row. here wus called to'the U il)V, Fort. Hr;i"" \". < ' Mar.'1 12th. AI sIT" Mr. O.lell Drchor 1 rot her of Mrs. Magnolia Harris. Mr. Allen Elite vidge canie from Kt. Monroe. La., nil the 12th to cisit his parents ami sisters and ot. rnod on the 10th. The usher board of (he Brookand Baptist church sang at .Jeovah ^Baptist church, Columbia, last Thursday night and reported i good time. In spite of tile weather last Sunlay Double Branch AMK church held services morning and night. Rev. B. C. Cunningham was at his post. ' .Mrs. Lizzie Kills of Hamlet. N (.., the daig' tei of Mr. and Mrs laily Brown of the Happy Town -ection of West Columbia, was liere Sunday visiting her parents -relatives and friends,. - ' Mrs. Lizzie Mickciis is on tin I -irk list. We hope for her a ' jU'cdy recovery. On March 11 at nine o'clock a surprise birthday-goingaway par- ' t> was given fur Mr. Luther Sam I uel Golderr, .Jr., who on March 12 I I, !* T ' 4J * ii .'. iui wnvii: o.uu s army. i.iiU party \va,s .mended 4>y- very ofnso ulativcs and friends from C'olumin and Lexington. The miosis * in received by .Miss Maiy Kllon .....oiden,? At !'::>??- they rt! woVv in~' Vj.tod- I ho -dinmj? rot rm vhrnT illIIJli y'-of ot the table was tin . 'o\oly Ibrthday oak,, j.-ed in white i'li nink and creep msehuds and two lartro laiullos at tho end of ti'.o trade. T "' Hosts vver,. si at. I n d 'I'lUII ?' Tko'so enjoying the parly \vith Mr. -Golden wore; Mr.' Riddick, .'daluehi Haxtrr an.I Lex tor Nixon i Coinrnbia; Rev. and Mis. T. Joifts of I.exrnjrton. Misses l)orj.-ilnui and Orncida Dawkins, Mr. Rando!))h Prophet. Miss Gevtrudi Wise of We?t Col'.nnhia: 1-trs. Tomr.de I.oo and Robert Ge.imr of -+.-? vb>jr' n; Misr Rortba?VfeijriiT" Mrs 1 illio Robinson. Mr. and Mo. John Williams and little l-'raen s. > Many usofo 1 wiI ts wore received. ' \Vc nray for Mr. Golden much sue res* in -tve army, and bids him God's speed as nc lias been very loyal to his family and community. WIN NSHOItO NKWS TI.? en iMD.i iMoiv. J! l.'.st S i i n \ ; lcs' JiOiM.T U, vhuitli .? ii iltf | 'il: t' U' Sill .. >." 'ill i :;?V . Mix. ' I' .x f,r. |. iJ,.,I.... In Ttr?T? f , r^.. TlVu of l' I t > . M X- Mill \i.1 l:i'> iii> W" ii' iu i. :'i'o:n Allt-:. i'ni. ni,<l Me. M, Kixs, from \'i uri" i .!r. ' I'iii i.i'i' it< !;> i ;; t' j- it <. M x \V t. . '( ,.i . -bosmtrri am! Mr. };,m ; It ~ \Vjvi '> hos iita!. . h;'i: hey ;.n ' v-ttiav ?1 '!]. W>' h'M-f l' ):?tin m a v1 Ainciii' M< I r i? <h. Car< I . !>nv's end * "' i U " !?<.-< ar? ".JVOIIJ* vhtt snvK i''c v.rt'k "'! v.'lh to ;; i a.t< i : . *1 a |-f y ;i" "M,; (a,, v, i", Li I in indieted i??ttv +b'<'armed frtve* ,, * i-'n 1( Sam. (V |y tv. .f men ' > if 'ct' ('. --- thc\ |cri. a fa,-p\\fll J>ai'J'">*<' Ji"''1 Avi't'i'c ti i- senior class. ,>r 1' ait'' 1 ri ! rr. i*.inf .'1rinj met to slnic for tlii>r.i. \. strata:' and t a oaratrir.r at! !? < ? < m ;\? i!. '!vt-rc ' t im by \'r. I?. (J. P.e'tcr . out Ta:m hemonst rat hm .v'r:;l. Thi-= .!? ' ?? \vs re ' n |>v (>t . *" fT,1 b7;Feosf ]\Tv. ' I (J, Poyd. !>,. < b?,,i ... WJi'-aii " S ' '' Wi-'t- iU.. a . . v:.'tl , 'hhr.tiip M. f'o/1- ami !? >?; M. S: ?.?*? ?W?\V A ! M.rnitC-'U- Xb?U- l<lVe.m 'v voice;; im a t <vu "h to t o < .e?. ~imi. I'btch V" pv mar. as b ia--i I o'vt of tin- 1-.: ilfljn -was . oven a ha" of i r tts. Iv :-r. "IH'V'M^ rum. 1 in''. \V. .v. !;c -~ Wed a-' !1 ;t ?"n* ef . "r'-monh-.*. M r. J> ho snout si'v ra! days i BMt v hv the. I cmSVUj. of lii. : i?4*?1?i'??t* it. M vi* 11 JI fill !i. rhui ,-<'l Imp v.oyb Mi'! ri' iortt'i! that t!u* patior.t v<?.? improving;. Athiod to o-'r -'hk lis; is ?>!r. A;u_ I'li's drills of ^"Imrloti.'. X. (\ Hi* is tin* brother-in-lav.' of Mr-. Jsnlie Ho Bi'.tist. !! ;; stayine" a. the ironic of his hisr. r. Mr.-, Italic ICrrrcr son. Wo mourn t!i . Io-s n1' Mr. licirv liur.throii. a citixoo i>f oar tow a who ronarted this life at ?hd home of >;is sua. Mr. David Gttnfhropr -44+*?*ars?i'unci iiiii'.oii?k.s; we*. k at Biack.iark Baptist .Ch'.rch and iuid to rest hi t!c iriiH tory there. Tito family h;is o.r iuo post sympathy. Mr. Ed iron?l.'.o'r.on. ?on !' Mr. ami Mrs. Dave Jackson is spy dinjr a" few weeks will; hp. naroiits ami friends hero aftor an hmiopabl" (Jim-hut'.'o from tin* army. Hi- is a ?iailuutc of Fairf iolj County Imiainir School. As \vo f'o t i mess. Mr. a'::d Mrs. Frank Guntli'Mp. of B. 1./(b onne ! in. also his !>: >o or. Mr Crinm inn?hre.o from Plilndeinhiu. Mrs. S. Havi* kM'b. linceritiy. so her -v. Mr. P. W Davis from -iktiusr B'taki't Ado. -iv -ere -amon|;or. ?^ t ? i : *. i v v ' \vc Sunday wa, a very rainy Hay. but seemingly tin* members ut* St Tobd mind tlii; rniirrnrtjDeeausl a lar.-e crowd w::> p. ?b!7T at service. Sunday School was vp y impressive ami tin- lesson war; timely i\ viewed by I)r. I. V,'. Wilbourn. I>i<I not our hearts burn v.ithir. as K!dor Wilbourn deli*.oi\ d the morning message from I'saim 0'. :2, the subjec t was "tiod* Our Fortress". Total amount raised for the 2nd .paai ter conference was &S1.00. Vou c-aii see St. John u really *dive. Rev. Humir.it was proud of his both spiritually and financially, follow ers. St. .lolin sent Mr. .lob", (liov.-i as a dc+egute to the I'.lictori;.! College meetdig which was heb; * ? at Walterboro. S. C. I ron: ids reports tile meeting was grand. Don't ndss Ellis Communitv Spring Festival April 2nd. Idle program will include boo.k drdi, flag drill, soldier drill, high walker. gym exorcises, winding Maypole and soft ball games, for boys and iii'ils. Pvt. .lolinic' McKi'ir/ii' is. ivdw stationed _at .\hvrdvv_n Promina Grounds. Maryland. /j/f WINNER A m Yes, we're a Pepsi-Cc f Lunch, dinner, afiyltm 1 got what we like and pi that big 12 ounce bottl ^ Npd-Oola l? mad# only by Pap*l-Co4f ? MT. OLIVE c. M. E. CHEIU ? (Gilbert. > - The- ppstor ai a/xtCviK ? lid n'iOitil>v rs of >lt. 01r hipch lm\i- juht completed tl painting of t'.i church. Ti.l . v, i.>. kuminj' the hupc nv.uni of the pastor. The pasti \v: s nssiyncd there at the last Ai nt.nl <' >i^Vi''lice, wl i came ai found the people hi a mood ti> c a ;.. <i and today the nicmbui a:.-i < i mmunity at laipe rejoice 1 thu ' <"-y :niutit'ul clr.uc I ins: vith k iiiiiu' .?n r-Ms^-44'pm J'.'ih \vh;tr atai t iilmvil niailv cot ' i i!>rtion- U> this i-ini. BosaIi s ti Am i; lu-iny i!(11u* tli - Ml. ()Ii\ < ar Trinity- t-hatu^ Taarh-?t-hr?fVrhm - I.ii i u'1 i?t'?lli?' I'lK.i i.tl?.MaU '< ilist Kpmcnpal Church. ctymttitn .iottinitsTht M n;or nnmbi/ts !' N? iictlu'l AMK a)'-.' I'cc'inp a in ***" ?.* <! a.-' ; i is prtiliahii' ti -iiliii"- i Uli'i* will In- i" *<< : < ry -Minn, v, ,i- < <- . 'I, IV T i-.-: i Mi- ( :'v, -h - < ( !. in- ira.i ' 11' v. ,\?r L. hup i-" ' -s :?>. to i ;in a in. flit, ?**?i1 'ii'?* -( *) re h?f'<r a?ivrci;?i in ,i H I'.it !j> their appearance. W j i y! 1' IwiHi'ncr our annual, praj ny fat (in i in !!;< nun time v.; | irl'T.H. ,t till' njTiJt. It is runYort'il that Prof. < '. ( arrot-t?t+Tf' strrrm^laynnTi of?rf ?vAk-hk--Mrttreh- wdl 4m in Catndc >m- second tSvnduy in April. \\ .'lay that its true. Wouul that many of our wan while workers uoyhL jus? volut leer nod visit Camden sue;: a the Mis^ A. Elizabeth Bropdoi Mi'--. .yirne,. E. Hildebrund. i\Lr. \ iola, Bosti n Johnson and man tla /; who were our c<'-worker ?' h/n the writer -eived as di.-trit 'f the Lancaster di-tr'" Wr ar.. tlie product under Chid* tian leadership of our estoemc . x-F'resaiintr Eider T. Mi ITarri -on and estimable wift. win pray cd for ami worked success. Ves. my home church is on tr heart. Tlic daughter and little grand sop of Mr. and Mrs. \V. C Gra i ham the ?<ldist member of Xo\ .Pet he! cim rji are visiting then ifom X. V. C. I **~"MCC A LL NEWS = K. L. Hethca, Reporter j ' Jsunday 4ircaPs~a oi" th" far. t~h i..r I'cil j.-rers were*hot able to-a'. : tend ,-ervieo.-. All memiions??tt ! I fiends arc ask<*<i to n'.yet at Boa *"r; DTTFi rlr.irvh Sunday mehl Mare j*- tit 7 lock t-> transae v. )-y iipti' Man; imsine ,-s?o ..< ehur h. Setvices v.ill also b ! hold. PJ'-asv eom(. one at.(l al: Pv;. Gregy Bethea, Jr., fro it , Camp Campbell Ky. was hom the delight of his many relativ | , ami ftii-nds. He has been ii . amp t've months and this is ii M'ust visit home. He looks th |' ict uiv <>f lii-iili k. .Mr. J( hr. 1). Murphy. Mr.-. Mar j .are: A. Clark art' .-til! on th i - if!: !i-t; also Mr.-. Willi*.* IlincMi-. (Jfo'i?jv. White of Brooklyn X. Y. is home visitirjr relative t: 1 lner.d-. lit* has been aw a; :'o*-r y/'-ar^.?hrr?r>?t; e inutbi !" r> ,i. White. lay niuhi .March l'.'lh ti:<-; v as .. Jlcl Cross Bins,. Marty eie . a; t'.a siiiool liou-f. Tile fol Avinir yairys were played: Chi | v osf i iv. i ki rs UiirnameiU super , !y Mi-- Oai.-y f'clinutn Bi.hMiry Apple-. Ma-.- I.. H. Davi I Iknjf.s Mr.-. LaSeine and Mis j Marie I 'hnsoii: peanuts. Miss Li! j 1 an bavi-: nite inr pennies. Mis 1 M. Y. \\ rLLtuu.?Xar. ova. me?wrt | - ! y nuk ir enjoyed by all. >la family. (r?o. W r Pf>pc[-f'"',!;i's am omy-y.UwjKUad Cny.H. Y. fettM tottfly I i f i ? PAGE FIVE" I BAIvTI.MORK, MI). NEWS t 'J ul Ji> .Mrs. Louise- Li. Douglass _ u. ! ' "e ^oulh S. S. club met with I opened by chaplain. i ?IXtLu..|iresKujvt?tHf aided- and conduct t'-'"1 ui.ij rrrrtin;.'1. ' u ; I be Missionary C ircle hud its ?4 I ; service and program -ill I ay /.Sunday. President Mrs. Alice 1 1 I I ieniina. ro i 1 he V? Workers! eTtib had iv i a si-riii' ii nitn<. oil hy Rev.?Mr. ' 1 I :> ' -.V Pi n.- M . .. I I ?l , t<> i - * - uault . i K'V CIS. 'i lie Mng;;ui; yiien in interest ,( I rt .Ml. Meliioti Baptist choir direct by Mr. F. Met'ray on Tuesday v u I night. raided $82.6n. Juurtets ? , i ' ' Q ;nn t iiy. Bal'imore. IVT<1 ' 1 ' 1 ! l.f Mr. M'C.av. 4 The iir,1 K, V Mr I .1 h Heath Mrs. S.^Gun. j_?JiP .? ruLs.v---L.eile Person has "T" '"'Si ?;d- o-!;-T-y~Tn?KtiyeWoo 1 ~ [ r !. .Vd.. wist r" she ?m and conies II cry niir 1. .'?1.- . M s\ I .ako. hcv ; - A- .rhi:,- t'.el-c at <r . M. v -i !, r<.'* f ~r ? e* a i?y I .; r- t'.n ; i.. w id f r '' ; . .. . j\, . r l.n. '? i, ... T T7 v ) . ( . _ ... . ^ 1 J a- k- i : S< cretarv, . r -n-f?. : I ?} .*''tS 'r. *? M ; !.'o.:ylass. T'.> Mt. Hebron vo.al choir ' " ! v.ent Kas{ llal imore Sunday to 1" : v for Mt. Z.on. -> 1 d'HTtor, Mrs. . r, Mny. Friday?fitybt, - v ? ; Mai h ~G Mt. Hehmn nr. siM cho-;r | v II be at limne j_hurch. The pub. ' , ' j i.c is welcome. ' , n { The Kdncatron bend will have a ( oi ocrnni rin TVmrcilnv \Tnvnh 9ft | Benefit Mt. Hebron Bapt. church, h - ? hodbes news t"( Pfc. William Lewis of.Jackson, ivw.. is Iviv on a furlough visiting parents. .Mr. Lafayette Wil-? 's ; i ams is leaving for U S. Army is wvek. "ev. W. K. White was dinner ' ' ruo-t of Mr. and .Mrs. Arthur Wil d .a .is S ii'iay. Miss Euniee Lew * !- the, week end at home. - i Mrs. Anrfte~i.ev.is gave a surprise _j Li-Lhiiav. :.a_ty?Saturday night y i ?>r Mrs. Mary Lonass. Everyone ' pieseUt had a delightful ti?f?"?" ! Mr. and Mr-. James Williams I s.rav'c a tea Sunday evening in hon \ , or of .Mr. Lafayette Williams. i It : i ' ~ I ________ - w -i fyy* " m 0 I 11 Hfc. 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