The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, April 24, 1943, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
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Saturday, April 24, 1943
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Another Announcement
by Reverend
I. W. WHboitn
Dear Editor:
Once more space is asked to
piake another announcement. <h:
making this one it is- deemed .sate j
to say, that iti times like tne.-v one
la put to sea in trying to choose
the^ besr^way addr?ssin^7tnnr=- lelf
to any subject which he. wish
to treat. You can bardly concen
trate or bring the mind to a righ
Jy conceived point of view, a poin'
of view that will stand in the coun-'
cil of public opinion.
~ However .. it is my -desirw at '
this time, to put before the connection
a few tentative plans/which
fcftVe been drawn up in interest of
the Extension Department of ou^
Church. This department to my
way of thinking has .the greater
possibilities of any department o7"
0* our church, none other can spread ;
its wings for the development ot '
the church as far and wide as 9
cah. The work that has been dran
by Dr. Hemmin?rway. is a e'ea1
demonstration of what if ????
?v V5V?4 M'*
if givfen the proDer support. He
Jias done a mighty fine job "with-"
Ae scanty meang set apart for
?^Bne?opeiuliuii of th&t department "<
and may it be said .without feist'
of contradiction thrft. there ,
but few if any who could have done ,
as well, but gince he ja destined to _
be elected one of the bishops '6f
our church in 1944, the writer i..
. seeking to carry oit from where he'
leaves off. ' " l
Jfc ^.the writer has never and never f~
will, make vain promiao?lto got a. r(
position which we call 'higher-up
lit-'our church, and the plan,, here ,
offered in this article... are not .of- <
feted as a bribe. Thcv are being
offered most sincerely (Wthe con.
alteration of the Vhcfoh af. large.
. ?W? know, of CQ-." plans aw-- tike
machines; ? jv.V must have.
" men to wortr~ti'Wn There are
some machines th*f i? ? in- operated by-one
man and < other hand ,
th*re are some thai , .-ail for men
to operate them. Our plans will
call for men 4o of?erate thena, they 1
will call for team work and iput- ,
ua| cooperation to build up 'and
? maintain a healthy and flourishing .
^ clenartment.;
Therefore n'e are laying before l
you: . <
(1) THE REVENUE PLAN FOR I
SUPPORT OF THE DE- l
PARTMKNT j
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(a) 4 percent- of the Dollar ,
Money.
fb) Half of the Children', Day
F&id.
ic) Two (2) cents per member
annually ... to be paid in at?,the
annual conference. If the
aUhvp be inact..rl ? -
... - ? ?--?v" paw anu .
obeyed, the department xvil! ~be carry
on *n a very fine
Vyfi?- Now the one-half of the
Fotrnder-'s Day money is not mentioned
in set-up, and for this rea- 1
sofi, we believe that the two cents '
member will off set that,
r Wc would suggest the giving of '
thfrt money tQ the pension depart c
mfeit. All other" parts of law to !
retrain intact, for use. '
(it THE ALLOCATION OF '
1 FUNDS ;
We would place the 4 per- t
cent Dollar Money and the one
half Children's Day Fund in a
separate account to be known as
our special loan fund.-"'*
(b) The two cents per member
would constitute our funds for j
gifts to needy churches, etc.
(HI) A SUGGESTED RULE !
FOR MAKING LOANS t, ,
- AND DONATIONS A '
(a) When a church felt ttlft ,
need, of a loan or donation, \yp j
would require the minister in. }
charge to draft f resolution to j
that effect, have the same approv- T
ed by the congregation. He and j
the secretary shall sign it. i
(to) He (the .pastor) or the /
Secretary will send the resolution f
to the Sec.-Troas., who in tuyi s
will send them an application- ^
blank to be filled out for the loan j
or donation and send the same to' \
the Bishop for his approval and j.
to be sent on to the Department. J
We would strive to deal with-all ^
matters promptly and impartially^ {
(IV) A NEW VENTURE . ' ^ [
^ - Above it was.said that ye would J
woift for a healthie*- and' bigger a
Wjitui"im?i> DepwrtmoiU, wo am IBCij
offering a new venture or ptpjxMji- c
(ion for general chilrtfh protection f
and especially our rinylV
have found as a presiding" el4jW *
ui*n uur rural cnurcn?* QltettJ'C
nrttied the nrivileffi& &if! $
_n*fire Risk Insurance protection/, I
^And for thnt reason I an? making I
^^his venture and offering tfitt pPOp V*
osition under the namdNof ^ ^ 2
THE A. M. E. CHUROHW'V^M |
TECTIVE A SSOCMiTtON '2
Thic branch of the *l4fttrrtrn?nt '*
shall be for the protect^/jrf. Au f
?:?nf our churches, hut iWt?'1
tally for our rural churchca which 1
T for th* moat part Have iw proteif- *
tion. However, wc #OUW ewAlorij '
all of our churches to" Jain tfttfl'tjll1.
__ no matter how much l^rot?Qt,W|?. ^
they mav carry with othc'f 1
panies. The more the hattff, and }
it ' - 1 v U
iou no wuulll HSK mat trtft JtHy DP I
made broad eriouph tn- allow '
churehs of other denominations v
to gret our protection. Noso .to
carry on this branch of the I)e- ?
partment, properly. ftfp. following *
suggestions urrt njnd*: ' /
(1) We would diyhifo. "the warig i
up into as many part) is there 1
are Bjjiscopal distripta and each
Episcopal district Ihto as many
parts at there are -presiding elder >
districts. ??1?^
(2) Each Episcopal district ?
would constitute ft branch of the main,
with its subdivisions.
(3) Membership will be obtain ?
ed in the Protective associatioj^on
this wise: (a) On making application
for membership, each church,
parsonage or school, will be re- '
quired to pay a joining fee of
'5.00; (b) When the application i c
approved and the membership
policy is issued, each shall pa
k.vhen the policy iH delivered th<
premium on same at the rates, a' _
seventeen ($17.00) dollar, per on
thousand dollars ($1000) ennualh
Sr one dollar and sevrtity-fiv
-onts. (*1.75), per one hundre*
($100) dollars-. The same shall V
thereaftir annually and on due
date.
USE OF THE .JOINING FEE ,
Since Wn all know that workermust
be paitH the joining fet T
"ould be used in thi?* way.
(1) The Episcopal Area Agen
*Ptild get $1.50 of the joining fe
from applications taken bty the
subdivision agents in h;s area
nlus 5 percent of all premiurrv
oming therefrom.
(2^ The Subdivision Agent shal
*eceive the application fee $2 50 ,
and 10 percent from all premiur ,
noney of his subdivision. How
he Subdivision agent who shal' .
nake cantaotn with congregations _
Vrita applications and collect premiums.
will keen his portion of
(he joining fee, send the balano
ho his area agent. The Area ng ,
mt -shall approve~fhe applications
rake out his portion of the .ioininPpe
$nd send th? balance with thr j
vpplications to Headquarters. Th-premium
percentage-jyiU he pep
hem both from Heaclquarters 1
monthly. \
We will have more to say later
but suffice it to say in conclusion '
If you see arry virt.ure in the out- -<
fines given, it. will be a pleasure i
0 hear from you through the pa- l
ner or by letter, especially tlu- j
Venture.
' Yovrs fop Protection -of the ,
Church, ; - j
Name and Address above. '
^Uiorce, S C. , ,
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BROWN CHAPEL CIRCl'IT (
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Rev. H. L. Bonaparte, Pastor ?
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Helene?The pastor, members 1
firiehds of St. Mary A. M. E. ?
church wish to express our sincere >
gratitude to the members?a n d j
friends of our sister churches for (
the cooperation which they gave <
n making our Educational rally ]
jne of the most successful in the (
iistory~or the churchr- 1
?A large crowd was on hand to d
vitness the race between the men \
ind the women, in raising their
claims. Needless to say. the wo-1?
Tien won the "contest by a large 11
nurKin. i ne spirit ran high. Our
Presiding Elder, Rev. O..C. .Dunlani
preached' apowerfur^frimm
>h "Faith" which was followed by
Rev. J. N. Caughman, pastor of
Elisha and Trinity A. M. E.
:hurches, on th0 "Magnetism of
lesus" In a little while the church
was rocking to the rhythmic beat
>f the Holy Spirit. The roll was
:alled and in a very short time
?134.04 was laid on the table.
When ever you arc in Helena or
lear, St. Mary, please worship
vith us at the "Friendly Little
Church" in thc midst of a hospiable
people.
AROUND WEST COLUMBIA
? By Rev .A. L. Diggs
dr. Editor:
allow me space to men- .
,ion the 33rd annual meeting of
he Aid and Assistance society of
vhich the writer is a member
This society was organized 33
ears ago and has been alive ever
lince. The annual meeting was
leld Sunday night. April 18 at
)ouble Branch A.M.E. church. Thc
neeting was called together by
dr. A|. P. Jones the ex-president,
vho lined hymn: And Are We Yet
Uive; Mrs. Elizabeth Drehor ofered
prayer; Mrs. Julia Hampton
iang a spiritual; Rev. J. W, lire
?<?r mane me welcome address;
*rs. Lula Coleman sang a spirit- 1
lal; Mrs. Hetty Goodman spoke in
>ehalf o? the society; Mr. D. H
Jyrd sartg a spiritual. The president
then turned the service over
oRev. R. C. Cunningham, who was
he ijfctaoice of the society. lie
ook his text 89th Psalm .14 verse:
djtxQvenant will I not break nor
titer the thing that is gone out of
i>y liiiu. From whiehhe pioaeh
d a soul stirring sermon, such
JVtf society Las never in all tiieso)
B^yeprs heard. He dealt with
(filp covenant, covenant with each
ither and the greatest of ail covto
God. His sermon was I
for any that was hungry and ?
to he remembered.
*j?very member o f the society
rjis present but four: Mrs. Kathilje
Smith, Mrs, Anni^ Sligh ami
rat Mr. Drclier. Those are our
j|(i:-bheB and the'Weather was not
nvornblc for them, and Rev. P.
\ McFarland who wa? on his pasoral?work.?After
all was?ovor.
he closing hymn was #un?' ttn<'
he -benediction by Rev. S. L.
hi - .
*tass. I
' Little Willie James the son of I $
)ea. and Mrs. Frank Boykin is on r
he sick lint and hits been for the T
Mi?t three weeks. We hope for I
liin a speedy recovery. Mrs. EfRe .1
toykin whQ hHj, been very sick is V
sell again. I
Mrs. Alleen Grayer left Satur- <a
lay afternoon April 17 for Phil- 7
delphia to bo with her husband, J
Jr. Norman Grayer and took her (t
,w0 children. They expect to r
nake Philadelphia their home. t
Mrs. Fanny B. Earl who ha* 1
leen very sick has improved and 1
s getting along O. K. again. Mrs. i
Inna Roa Giles is on tlc list !
dso.
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MTV ZION.A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. J. W. Murph, Pastor
Charleston, S. C.?In an effo
o say how much we apprecia
he wholehearted cooperution o
>ne of the best congregation.,
>e found in the bounds of 01
hurch, or any other church f<
hat matter we have thought
Uting to lot the public kno
at -wp^hnve accomPitched in o
illy which ended Sunday] Api
1th. The significant thin? is t)r
he results were obtained wit}
>ut a single entertainment of
:ind. :?Those
who gave llfi.OO; Rev.
V. Murph, pastor; W. A,."Jacob
Frederick Robinson, Joseph Ga
ett, Sr.; Leroy Brown* Jarues A
Icrson, Julius Smith, John Smit
'efferson Gibbs, John Geddls, W
mm Wright. Frank Edmonds.
>V. Robinson, .Prof. .Tames Bone
;imon Gourdine. William Mott
ohn Boggs, Thomas Roner, F
ard Campbell J. R. Nelson. Sj
n W. Wilson. John Dravton, W.
Hughes, William Washingto
")ial Rooker, Wilfred Garrett, ;A
>ert Rollerson, Joseph North, Hi
v Clark. Collin* T. James.
V. Fulwood. Ranspmc Gravft-lfii
ont. Mitchel, Uliver Hazcll. Jol
v. Harris. Moses Moultrie, Pan
laxwell. Prof .T. Michael Grave
"nrg't George Butler, Israel Grei
e? W. Garnpr H P HnMin. DU
p Gourdine, Andrew Ross, Rebc
:? Hart, Nathaniel Folder, Phil
-lorry. .? .
The following naid $5*00 or mo
I. G.. DuBose, $8.50; Ajnes Ro
nson. Mary Murry, Anna Ande
on, Louisa A. Brown, 'Wilbelm.ii
Emanuel, Ercile McNeil, Am
'nipei Susan Williams, Eloi
[Jbisholni* iMac Robinson, Bult
!>uVall. Anna B. Fulwood, Prise
a Mo Is on. Sarah Mott,. Sam \ 1
"urtis, Jefferson Seabrobk, $870
\aron Mention. II R. Hollowa
tosnph Marshall. C. Corbin, Ma
VIston, Viola Rivers, Thorn
Danshy, L. B. Murph, A. C. May<
3ertha Michell, Mary Curtis, Ro
^ollington, Essie Settles^ Ma
^lark. Edna Garrett, Reaula Ga
ett. Laura Gourdine, F. C. Sto
y $7.00; Edyth Garrets,?Ro
?arrish. Ethel B. Finley, Rosa R
ler. Edyth Karison. Robert Bro\
fcT.00; 'Henrietta Burgess. Eth
Carison, Prrry^eabrook. Rose
Graves, James Graves, Chariot
/A.IMIMI", <jamc noiyy. .nianiui
Eraser, M. P. Tobin. Thoni
Proves. Mary Morant. Rev. R.
Lawrence, Evilene Campbell, Le
hughes, Eloise Jenkins, Rosa F
ers, Nurse C. E. Myers, Hatt
Morris.' Sarah F. Rrooks, Pei
ilollerson. Florence Rivers, Anr
r. Williams, Tbomasina B. Smil
tac Curtis, Louise Maxwell Ro
Henrietta S^nbrook, Marr
iValker, Jackson Rhodes, $8.(1
ithoda Geddis, Susan Colemu
Florence E. Simmons, Edyth M
hel, Timothy Jones, Arribelle H
is. Prof. Joseph Moore. Anr
klae Johnson, Mozetta Max we
^osa Green, Jr., James Harde
-,ula Brown, Harriett Green, Hs
ie Edmonds E. M. Knuckles, Mai
Fazell, Phillis Taylor. Cloie Bri
>ane, Elenora Clark, Maggie Smi
^illie Mae Simmons, F. C. Ric
irdson. Henrietta Clark, Matih
3avis, Essie McBride, Rachel Ho'
ird, John Fennick, Pearl Kennei
dartha Goddard.
inosc who gave less than $5.0
iallie Finch. $2.00; Frederica Ro
nson, $1.00; Lizzie Chuning $2.0
r o h n Jenkins, $1.00; Carni
rbomFnson *2.00: Hen'-y Tho?r>li
inn $2.00; Carl Anderson $10
Vfary L. Green. $2.50: Hnnni
Jenkins, $2.00; Rachel Finley, $
" hristino Wilson, $2.00; Viola D
fv $1.25; Louisa Simmons. $4.0
Dharlotte Sjierald $2.00; Minn
iackson $2.00: Edward Brow
11.50; Lcnora Maxwell. $1.00; A<
habitue. $1.00: Jacob Pettlerru
12.50; pertha Pettitrrue, $2.5
diolsie Marshall, $1.00: Elen
Vrnistrong $2.Gabriel Johns'
M.00; Zoie CoTOn. ^ $3.00; Jul
ii I'rnian, -i.uu; rauunc \ andru
:3.00; Louise DuBnso. $4.00: Ei
na Yanderhorst, - $3.00; Mary
Yashington, $2.50: Jesse Howa
13.00: Delia Mention $2.00; A1 i
(hodes, $4.00; Marion Flcnunin
!1.C0; Joseph Garrett. Jr., $3.0
(it-hard Drayton $2.00; Hazel G
ott $3.00: Madeline Jenkins $t.
ulta Houston $2.00; David Ga
ott $2.00; -Hee-innl Pairisli $2.;
- n~ ttroTm
oway $1.50: R.:th Elliotte *1.0
(ebecea Johnson $8.00; Dorotl
r. Lone; $3.00; Paulino Graves
>0; Estollo Fraser $1.00; Erne
"rascr $2.00; St. Julian Dash $
)anicl Rhodes $3.00; R. O Km
3.50;' John Smannel $2.00; Susi
Sdwnrds $4.00Knnanu
3.50; Russn Gadson *2.00; Fdi
,onpr $1.00; Delia Ral h $3.7
dnry Tt. Guinvard $1.0fT: D. Col
nan 50c; F. Hollin^ $2.00; T.
ririeh t9 OO Tl.?..
...v.. -fM.V-'t .HUIML
2.00; Henrietta Johnson *2.00; 1
card Rivers, $2 00: Anna .T. Bro\
19 00- I.niiisa Ynmify. $1.00: Ma
ha Scott, $2.00; Anna B. DuB
I3.0ff; Odessa Mack, $3.50; Prise
a Brown $3.50: Emma P. Moo
,4.00; Johndell Harri, *2 OO; Ma
ruerite Peters $1.00; Margucri
/ewts $4.00; John A. Harris J
11.00; Ernestine Williams $1.0
foscph Carrel, $3.00; Edna -Te
:ins. Thelma * "Simmons. $2.0
tobert Graves 25c: Pardee Ma
hall. 50c: Thelma Howard. *4.0
tlarion Jenkins $1.50; Rn'h Dm
ll .00: Hilda Kttchrn $'\O0: Ma
ha Hnrleston *2.50; Cnlantha E
Oonds $1.00: Thorn*,, Bacrttc $
Ubertha Horry, $1.25: Jose]
IhtTO, BOe: Etta B. Giles, $2.0
Jelen Davis. $3.00; Rosetta She
ild, $2.00; Dewey Harris, $1.0
Hurial Harris $1.00; Alma Racol
$3.00; Rebecca Johnson $.3,00; I
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B? FORT CLARK. TEXAS?TH
_ ron in- the 2nd Cavalry Divi&ion_
GREER NJJWS
re The thriUing_and eloquent hour
b- spent at Bethel Methodist church
f- April 12, 8:30 p.m. was .an intelna
leetial, musical, social, and ma- i
na tcrial feast to the splendid gather
S!? ing that came to listen to the MOT- .1
?h ning Star Federation club o f
il- Greer and community 23rd anni?1
versary.
'OT Mrs. IVlAdoru Thumpsun is the 1
able and popular president. She |
ry conducted the program of the eve. |
. nvi-uruui{r w-Tnr nnc niswH^y?or ?s,"
the club was organized irr Bethel
sa' Methodist church. April 12, 11)20,
r.v by the district organized of Spar- r
tanhurg, Mrs. Janie E. Jacnson.
n- The motto which it accepted and
^ adopted -as its-- Magna Charta is
o- "Lilting As We Climb". Two
mi presidents, Mrs. D. Miller and
iel Mrs. Emily Butler proceeded the
present encumbent?mi?- that hon- _
to ored othce. The history-during al
Y. most a quarter of a century a s
as wag green by Mrs. P. W. AnderS.
son, secretary o f the Morning
?a Star Federated club" was freighted
with the spirit of the Uum&nita- 'e
ritn thought, purpotf, sacrifice,
do love and unstinting service or
irl Mrs. Marion B. Wilkcrson and a
lie holy band of conscientious and con
h. secrated women of the Statc Wois
men's Federation who felt the keen
sp need for an Institution to proteet
d-- our delinquent young girls, to'0;
gether with the hardships, agzram
/ating disappointments, and un-_
If i-U 1 * 1 " '*
>.- luiu worries accrued inereirom 111
ar laboring for this laudable and very
i!e necessary project. an<l end.
ill-. Thc President. Mrs. Thompson
sy. ?8vc a brief resume of the work
l** contribution, and interest the club
ad was doing locally, and specifically
lS- for Marion Wilkerson's Orphantb
age Home at Cayce, S. C., and announced
their annual meeting of
thc Federated clubs of thc Picd*'
mont district at Bethel Methodist- J
Jy V church, Nov. C, l*J4d with the usual
urgenvent that all the mem0'
bers be present with full reports
b- end all demands made upon each
9' club be terse and complete-.'n
The Dunbar Hi chorus with Miss "
N-elscy Thompson as pianist, and i
0- Mrs. Mabel Linhart the chorister
made delightful and animating
2; music throughout the evening. ;
Miss Aby Oedd read the scripture
9> while Rev. R. B. .Sullivan offered
'p thc supplication. "How to (Jet on
n< in Life" by sections were well rc- (
cited by Misuses Alfreda Goodlett. '
lp- Francis Thompson. Mary Helen
0; Thompson, Dorothy Ann Robinra
son, and Anna Culbertson. Mr.
^r* Richard Thompson sang impresia
srvely, "My Desire," while Miss
Edith Sullivan rendered "The Cre^"
r.tion" with great clocutionay | ,
lj; stylos. Mrs. Phyllis M. Gibbes
r< spoke ' pointedly and int'ormingly |
on the origi'n of the Marion Wilk- <
erson's Oiphanage Home. The of0;
fering amounting*' to .$10.00 was
ar raised. The President, Mrs. M. (
00 Thompson; the Secretary, Mrs. P.
r_ \V. Anderson and members of the ,
Morning titar club were copious trr (
flvfir thanks rryTd| gratitude t0 the ,
Dunbar school singers, tne piln!-1'y
cipants and Hcthcl M. church for
their generous help, and good en- ,
tcrtainment, also Rev. 11. M. Sullivan
tor his strong endorsement ' ;
ox and substantial contribution. ^
an _ John C. Gibbes,
i*! * ' . , ' Greer. S. G. (
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,0- MT. ZION A. M. R. CHIRCH
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0,1 Rev. C. b. Mcllwain Pastor ;
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^'n Service was held at Sbilo. last
-SUiuliij, .?.Thv Mr. Zion ehoir held
30 its meeting ac tliree o'clock m
'i- the afternoon. We are preparing .
re to celebrate one of the greatest ;
ir* Rasters ever known in this vicin- (
ity. The Raster program will be i
r - rendered at Shiloh at three o'clock F
?r and at- Mt. Zion at eight,
n- v The home demonstration agent |
0; v ill hold her regular meeting the
'f- , first Friday night in May at~Th<? ,
home of Mrs. Alston., T??e pas">3
tor preached at Camden last Sun- i
r- , in V nitrlit. "1
2: STKjS HaZcTT *:-00;__}iatjMa Brad
ph ley, $3.00; Leroy Anderson, $1.0rt;
0; Caariotte Greenwood, $2.50; Ed!T
ward Weston $1.00; Gladys Younfj <
0; $1.50; Hereulese Anderson, 75e; tj
be, Stelletta Davis, $2.00; Falicia
)or Grant 50c.
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TO LEADER
E BIRTH OF A NEW DIVISION?"Filler
filing into their new home.
BfiS5Bd|K^ iiSS
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AUSTRALIA?Sergeant ~Ed<Tie VTaii
i Private Nat Grey, Chicago, Illinois, and P
J. Wiggins, New York Gity, inspect 50-calil
Army base in Australia. Private Grey is
pion for the section of Australia in which
HEMPSTEAD NEWS tor jm
The S. S. met at the usual hour, pic-7 Ti
The lesson *vvas discussed by th> mon.
Supt. and teachers. At 12:00 M at iJOt
Rev. Thompson preached a won ) The
lerful sermon which stirred the I fsr.ptis
hearts of n?'?y' We ha<! quite a | church
tew visitor,. whom uve welcome. I of mot
We are glad to have quite a few ! C)u;!
of our hoys "home on furlough $60.48.
members of the armed forces..Pvt. taking
Miledgo Wise is hack for awhile )ur m
suffering from fallen arches. We i T;rogra
wish for him a speedy recovery. ?-- Mrs.
Burg has our deepest sym- I
pnthy in'the lost of her son Mr.
L~Burg. He was born in Ridge King (
Spring S. C.. bat has been living
here for nuite a lew ye..;-. Me I ^fV. >
is survived by his metCr. two
children- and otu> grand child i.:n! | 8. 8
jther relatives. j tea: I n
Air. and Mrs. Mvitry Garveit. i "n.aec
Mrs. Helen Cleo Vouag. Miss Es- |
tie -Garven repotted a very nice ! e i,n't
trip visiting Mr. and Mrs. Vouni: ! bt :e. i 1
C'orloy in East Orange, N. .1. 'to liu-i
We w ish Mr. Prank Green a j
MU-cdy reiovety. ll(. is i;l tin j . "t,v"tospite.l
suffering with his-eyes. i!",1'11'
We aretproud of our girU from |,0|d ti
Ridge Slicing and Ridg, 'Bruno .
?. C.. who are making a grmi [ 'l'v'
success iu the air base plants: i r.n
Mis.; Alma Elhcredge. Miss Rossi.-' *' (
lireen, Miss Helen Thomas" > ;
Ridge Spring; Mrs. Mar S. Car- 10 "
/en. Mi\ Helen C. Yo'.nu. Mrs. '""'Jl
I'orl'-y. Miss. ,?sMe Mae Gam; '[[' ;
Tom "BUloStJIIT?? ai.TT n ;;hv TiC ~,f
?nr members irmh SolPI' I
ire taking part tq kelp win tli_
victory.
We writ glad to have Sgi. JasM
?vOtt. Cpl. Herald Kt'endgc with]
is 'l'o)- a lew hoars before going I
>vi'i- seas. \\ t wish them a sale I
rip and hnppy return "When the I
Light,. Go oir Again All U\er lac'
World".
C*lo 1 in 1 G, Wise. I'eporter I
NKW TRIM [A liAI'T. ( HI R( II
7Rev.
I?. I". Stewart. Pastor
Wellford, S. ('. ? I-Ji-1 Sun?ia\
na,s just another chim" going
Sunday for the members of o<n
church and Sunday school. All
IcAclu rs were promptly at their
places. The lesson beuur beautifully
taught, was reviewed by our
pastor. Aftr a fervent devotion
the pastor came forward and an- A
nounced his text from Matt.'27:22 w
from wbith a strong sermon was
delivered. There was a great spii %
itual shower during 'this sermon | 1
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock |
(Sr. noc^r '
board motorod t0 Greer where the
pastor preached the nnniversary
sermon of Rev. J. S. Earla. Quito
a number of members -accompanied _
them 6n this trip.
At the evening servic? the pas
8 aB
ti
MMiiHMB II
v |l ;
>" of an Engineer Squadi
mj * k^^tk
lV91H0shI^b k
ter;?Leaven worth, Kansas j?
rivate First Class Macco L.
ire ammunition at an U. S.
the interallied boxing chamhe
is stationed.
ached from I Peter 2:1* Sub
rid's Poonlo a Peculiar Peons
was andthor great sorIhero
were soreval visitors
h of our services,
pastor is talking about the
t State convention and the
cxnccts to raise her part
icy for" an "A" clibs* church,
collection for the day was
Our church seems to be
or. more life every year
otto is a Bigger and Better
,,, . v?.. . ^
...I nil' ; ;isicr < l HUSO. 1
KNW.FTON POINTS ,
'hapel A. .">! T:. Churrii
1. C. N\ illiams, i'nstur
opt-iii'si or. time. several 1
i> nisi | :*?i w-. were absent I
n-i l ti e avy rain. T'.ie j
are .-.. ;i . * i ).::]>py to ;
t.;.^:v a:;.'. pupils who j
'. ' .V"I a . I:t ) a till i oportetl I
C. (1 tlhner. 1'. K. of t'.x- |
ill.- (listlie', was on hainl to.
ic s'.'i-ojitl quarterly confer- |
1 i :">0 T'le eliiel' tlca
>t!nn.r soil it;:.tl sermon!
a*rpnvint;rr rrjAirncT. "" Rov/r
i:.i\ cr :.i r. ranii il the pas |
\. M. (I. William.- to Ser.e-i
' tk. hi.i. under construe
ic.v. 'I'ii,. tor hopes ;o
id ( -t -trrsr ?pnmm
i
/always better
And how4! Size, flavor,
matter what you want n
... Pepsi-Pola has it. Tha
k wives everywhere alwayi
or two ready . . to sat
mH*?? it Miy ty Npat-OM tea
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Prominent Baptist
y . >s,.er Passes
Ga.mey, S. C.?He v. Perry Ki.h
Uiu i/aVluSun. l\\J, Uicil al lite l.i'li.C"
.1. itcv*n.iiig neaitn lor several
mvjiiti.s Uuv aa acwtve uOt.i a ie?v
?.?ij >?u.-i.n'i mi. . 11-, Ivft
TTTTVTtrSvTl?Vrttyr i* )M?tOX'?m i-.f W.
M. lv. enurch, in the Soutn Laroi.ua
conference Jtur. near hail ecu
i.uiy anu taugni school in Cr.eiohvv
j.ounty 1 ej- lony-seven years
lie was a minister and an wti.ca
in i.avnig spent moie than nau
It lllS 111^ .Ui til. U, il-ll
\.?.u e.iu ? .l' *:~T7Z 1 . .
. Iiultn.
i till*, l tit st Fv UTt'h tTTTTe ..elU n
111e .i.t. i tiOOj' tiii,it.s. \.h r.it .
men he was u namatt, cui.a...
.uarcii Hist at 1. p.m. .in'c'ite.
a. li. iYieKissitk, pastor of tn<
. ... y tiio.e l>aptist ch-ich - a t
.li.iCitsourg, o. G., anu a iiienu oKev.
Lhivtuson lor many years,
was the oiliviaiing minister. It.
ictment followed in t: e i'lcasar.t
Giovc-cemetery with Foster Fun
iai mortmain* in c.iui'gi'.
Rev, Davidson is sunived b\
!iis wile Mrs. Julia Davidson, am
t ie following children: Mrs. Mart
Dawkiny and Mrs. Addic Bank
head; of Gaffney, R. G; Mrs. Car
lie Walker and Mrs. Km ma C?leBeatrice
Danley, Lexington, S. C
ST. PHILIP A. M. E. CHL'RCH
Rev. T. II. Weathers, Pastor
Kasto\cr. S. C.?Sunday was 4f
lovely day and a large numbei
"wits out at" the hnuS(."nf -A-nrs'nip
At 11 o'clock a wonderful Sunday
school wag conducted by the assis
rant Supt., Vir. Henry Johnson.
J i'., after?the opening exorcist
-t?e-viirions teachers took charge o
then* class. A fine review \va
made on the lesson by Rev. Siste
iV-na 1 .overt". A <^o~d' collegtfcm
The adult class still hoick, th
bannner.
A warm prayer service was con
ducted by the prayer committee.
A few announcements' were
"made. A wonderful sOrmcn W?
preached by the-pastor Rev. T.H
Weathers. St. Luke 12:17. One
lection was given.
Because of thj> inclement weatk
er the Mock conference rally wa1
put off until the first Sunday cv
-ening. * ~ '
lie tlird quarterly conference
will take place the second Sunday
in May.
SWANSEA NEWS
Rev. H. F, Dow man. Pastor -v
The^past Sabbath at the Mount
Olive A,-M^E. cFiincKwas a great
oayv There were quite a numbevisitor,,
with us. In the morning
-our pastor preached a sou1
?tirring sermon from tV sub'e'
The Fnllinpr Race. This was :
great message. Rev. Bowman"
na his ncople arc looking forward
to a great day on Easter Sunday,
\prit2-L We are expecting to
hove the Mellow Tone quarte'
from Orangeburg to take a part
n our Easter program which Begins
at 4:30 p.m.
Mr. J. 0. Roach of Washington
Drf .i - was home visiting his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Roach.
Miss Willie Mae and Gertrud
Davis spent the week-tnd wilh
parent Mir. E. D. Davis.
Edna Lee Davis, reporter
master program at mo cnurcncs
Sunday with 5 o'clock sen ices
at King ciiapol Sunday morning.
The local \V. H. and S. society
he'd its April meeting Friday at
tl-v-school building with Mrs. F.
I.. Milliner entertaining hostess.
A program was brought to the
41'oup: an original pageant "Consecration
.of Faster". Emblems,
he lily and the cross in four diflf svnt
color.. we re distributed and
an appropriate Bible verse on each
to be road by the color group after
which an appropriate musical
number was rendered. At the
conclusion a delicious self service
menu w.'ijj awaiting the arrival of
the guests. The hostess invited
ill iiito the dining room.
Capsule gift* distributed; this
closed a very? spirited meeting to
meet in May at the home of Mrs.
VinOV?I .ee At rv Atamw. l
? v nrviii
P.-ni)'F Missionary .Iourn.
yV ?>.
' w mI
*? - ^ ''
ni. Mr. Wise and Mr.--? --JJ
" a fr: "P? ' Hopewell
. . k i r?'
. UV Red Cross Drive. We - --jm
$ 7.75 on the d:ivo at St.
~^v Bro. O. 0. Bowman
.g Man Laid to Kcst
' i-( ;.i st vi-. ? r-i. i-' r:-o *?
.-sit !? 3 i. n >
. 11 i. i t h i?I c * '!> ;.|j
n.a B. ntist eh i ... ' ' ?;~
K. Rhode* ;^is:al;n2 as hst- !
y it ev. I- L. iijcnelterger, Kev.
Miles Cannon and Rev. Harrison
? .stor of tht. St. Peter Baptist
Purer. 'Mrs. Mary Lee Sligh
ad.llie obituary an ! I' . T . ,
. - xer gave remarks.
Mr? McKissick was the sen of
'?I r. Silas and Mr a. I.ula Bowman
IcKissick. He was born at Jones
die, and-moved to this place -the
rsavter part of 1919. He was a
oung man with a lovable disposion
and reared under Christian
arcnts. He joined t're Macedonia
;ptist church early in life where
e shared in the activities of the
, iiurci. very much until he went
. -riway__a few years ago. His remain,
were laid to rest in Mace*
onia ccmetyry under a beautifuJ
nound of flowers. He is su.vi.
1 by his wife, Mrs. Lottie Mae ,
flfld hifr grand mothex 1?
-Irs^-Pclly Bowman of Irnio; ttve ?
n.des, two aunts and a host of
tier rclutavey and friends.
At Youngs Chapel AME church
.r pastor spoke from the theme
t. Matt. 26:13th. subject Watch
id pray that ye enter not into
notation. Our services were
j in,- inspiring and after conclus n
several of our members mov>d
over to the Baptist church to '
itness the last rites of Mr BowMiss
Nancy Lorick. a student
r.illocr,i? n i-i- /
.. mcuii.w, (jurueie, ua.
s home a few day * '!- ' "mi
its Mr. and Mrs. Hebrew Lor
? : r
Mrs. Annip Tucker and Mrs.. Lot
ic McKissick of New York City
spending sometime with their
mother, Mrs. Mary Jones ' and
her relatives here.
Fred S. Boozer. rrt"^"+' ~
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