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N Saturday, Juno n, 19 IJ ? SPARTANBURG MID YEAR CONY This is the third group gathering this year, and second that has convened in Gatt'ney at . Dunton ("hnpY'V. Metiiodi:f.. denomination. 1 he ideal, ami acceptable Pastor" Rrv. C. S. Sawyer, ami his vigilant and loyal congregation made care r ft. lv -ami splemhtC arrange meats-4r? accommodate, and entertain Dis??* tricfc Superintendent Rev. t". P Ferguson, his twenty able miristerial co-woi Uers, and many zeal ous delegates'. Therefore the happy invitation was extended this IN Iid-Year convention to come, ami to hold his hiir, and important religious ard business meet iiig lie re .May 27. ltM-'l, 10:.'10 a.m. Song. "Pass Me Not O Gentle / Savior." was sung. 1 Cor. 1.", wat reud. Prayer was offered by Dis Irict Superintendent- Rev.- C. K Ferguson and Rev. M. H. Kailm which compose the beautiful de \ otionals. The pastors reports on tbc be nevolcnees nnd___alj- other cause? dfr&k were very latere, aid encourajfi'njf ? A( Clal'lin college rally these monies will he. reported in then entirely by [Tpr disli i. t Sifnerinienilent. The brethren coirtpileh the District. Conl|reiHt. program which ls to convene at St. Matthew. ^ Methodist ehnivh, July 15-10. Tay * lois. 3; V.?Mt:?K. L. Thumpsor will wolenme?ihe larso- ivroup o| pastors and deleg-ateAr "*~Rev-. Z <i. Taylor wilL felicitously responc j to the hospitable aretttivnfs. Tn " " ~~ romieet'.on with thy Lord's Supper papers, reports. seVmons and tht usual business, literary feature? which a ilistriel ' program erenerally carry, a place is provided foi Dr. .J. B. Randolph. Clafli'h coTIejft president's address. The District Oratorical Contest on Conference Claimants themes, will be conducted by Rev. C. R. Brown. Ganimor Theological seminary. The seminar, embracing* the children, youtli and adult divisions, the \V. S. C. S. ! thO Cy A TWlifirv*-* ** ?!! ' set their dues meetl of'attention. - anil exposition. This being1 General Conference Campaign visitation. vast room will be extended in all candidates. ~'x - District Superintendent TV Ferguson is imploring each preach ____ . and lay?uwv 4o heartily encourage and support tlie various ap neals of the chuivh, and to send * up full reports to the District coni'erence. Prof. C."1 \V. Caldwell < 'unfi'i eiice I.ny Loader and Prof ? T?tI; P- Burgess, Conference DirecUri of Youth Activities will be heard from-with?great relish and interest. Suffice it to say that the pti gram is chuck through wiap mo mentOus topics and 'most unique themes. The women's hour was a delightful and exquisite period. The VYSCS i'resident, .Mrs. A. C. Bluck % gave timely, as well as essential remarks 011 the works of the above society, while Mis. P. Jackson, district secretary kept the varied ac" iTipnts and'doings of the meeting l> HI CII.U,? I.... , J . 111. VIIUUL^, M<Ul* pifMCU lit OI v___ NVSCS delivered a very instructive address on tho items of the WSC-W ntul announced its unndal meeting at Florence June J8-20 and the Camp at Camden June 21-28. with hearty invitation to every woman, girl, man, and boy to attend and enjoy the same. The women collected on the fol" lowing: Cultivation, Pledge, Organ ? Christian Social Relation and Local Church Act h ties and-Membership. The president r e p orted marked advance, and fine progress. She asked that at the District con ferenee. and the State meeting th.at the women attend largely with whole and praiseworthy reports. Tho Church School convention was announced for September 20I5U at Clover,* S. C. The General conference will convene in Kansas City, Mo. Witvt these columns for the S. C. Annual conference date, which meets in Darlington, in 1H4.1 we have been informed that rasior, ucv. i>. p.. l nomas has renovated the church and preparing: all other demand* for this conference. The Children's Division director is Mrs. Alice Tate, (Jatfney The Youth Division director is Miss Ella May Humphries. Chesneo, S. C.; Adult Division director, Mrs. C. \j. Cheshro, GafTney, S. C. Ttus(. BdUwtees mv skilled?a n d able workers. The crmvention ended.* A most palitable, and luscious repast was served these vligious workers by the good church sisters and friends. The Rev. M 11. Eaddy in humor, wit and eloquence lavishly complimented, and thanked pastors, and Ms hospitable members and helpe: s for the delicious meal and fine entertainment. JOHN C. GIBBES, Greer, S. C. SINGI.KTAKY A. M. K. GHl RCff < Rev. I). I). Doughty, Pastor After a very beaut if idly discuss ed Sunday school lesson, and a .spirited prayer servce, the Rev I) D. Doughty, ojr very fine pustor brought to us .1 message surcharged with the spirit of the holy spirit which thrilled and filled all his hearers wi-th the determination to ,, live closer to the Master. Another soul was "added to the Christian household. Two of our heme boys were with it? us Snst Sunday. They were on leave from their defense jobs at Newport News,. Virginia. The buy?-are-JK.cLU.i.. Wilaon and Llija Moses. Brother Walter Blackwell rs on Sr L Ksgi . W _ . ' - i a 22 3 Charleston District South Carolina Conf. Zone Three At the Wesley Methodist church in Nummervillv ~S. C... on Saturday. May 15th the Wojnun's Soi id v?at?Chrst i;:n Servi r at tin . rhaVleslon DUt,.1 held' lis dlAll'ltr" meeting for /nne No "?. under the.. leadership of ,\lrs. Mahala Wise .Mrs. Wise, Mrs. B. M. Wilson presided. After a short devotional service Mrs. Thelma i'ollin extended irreet intra of welcome and Miss Oletha Jones made ;l11 appropriate response. Very helpful and informi'ur addresses were delivered hy Mrs. M. K. Fields on Missionur\r Education; ?Miv II. 1>. Joi es on Christian Social Relations and Local Church activities. Mrs. .1. W. Curry led a very helpful discussion in the form of "A Question Box". Mrs. O. V. Miller called fttr?rermrts front the local societies and aided in the question box discussions. AH of-the talks and discussions were of the hiirhcst type and very iivTbrminjf. The music was also very pood. Mrs. N_ \V. .fnil('< (ri'JIfntl tVw? npAncmn DIST. CROUP rENTION ! the sick roster at this writing. He Iis very mucjj missing; from his post of sorviie. ami the church is prayVng Ijor his rapi<l recovery. Alma Avant. reporter Spartanburg; District Conference A . ; Glorious Success ' I . }-tv s-pite of hc.ndftcnos tanst-d hy? i \vj:i torn world, the annual con I vocation of the Spartanburg District conference did not drag its lu-hor.s in the s'ki of"forgelness". > .Tile. eonferenoejhejd a joint .meet- ' ng. with the W. If. and F. M. so-j i'etv. Friday. May 21. with Rev. | I jl. Addison, presiding elder of i Spat Uinhwg Tsuicc. ppriding. ! The ioirt sessions were-held "nfj v't. Kdeu A. M._ K. church with, | Rev. A. IT. King. pastor, actingU as host. At IR'IO a.m.. .devotion . was held -mvw ditrtelv ni'tevwhi:-!, the presiding eider appointed various " ":tmmittres to eurry oil Hie business of the conference There wt?? i large umber of pastors and delire-at".. ni-esent?_Lt?uia-<?reported? '. that the education money reported his year was hy far greater than, j the previous year. The confeverce pledged its sup--port to tight for thp return of ' Bishop Flipper to South Carolina and the election of Rev. T. J. Miles candidate for bishop. Much mention was made of the wonderful way in which Bishop Flin'ner has ,. served the State of?South?Caro- L lina. The Rev. W. E. Crumlin. New Chapel circuit pastor, brought the 1 morning message. The cduea" tional serninp was deliverd by the 1 Rev. I, S. Burrell. Response to the welcome was- given hy Mr. T.! I W. Williams of Trinity station. Much credit goes to the presiding elder for the way-hi which everything was conducted to lit ' the war nrogram. Much praise is also due the Rev. A. B. kmg and his' members i who treated i:s royal and sewed wore ttinn erotToTr^fo eat. -- Rev. W, F. Crumlin. i I ' reporter i | lil- I llhi. \ M. K. ( III IK'H ' Rev. R. J. Je(Tors<>n, Pastor ? ?The church scrvit-es were 'very ' beautifully ea'Tied out last Sun' day, beginning with the Sunday school session. The pastor, ofli' errs and pupils were pleased to ' welcome home several of their L number who had been away i n ' school and to have Tomarks from them. Mis*es Benzene Blocker, l*iek from Talladega. Mary Rose Adams back from Morris Brown , ; and Vance, back Trom State college were presented by Superin1 ed themselves as being happy to return to the Sunday school. Mr. \V H. Harvey, teacher of . the men's class, and assistant superintendent, insisted that some word be said by Mu?s Kathle'en Howard, who although she is regular in attendance and as pianist, had been in school at Allen for the year. I ci 1-1 ' " ^ I unf i gracei uuy. uearc I I. M. A. M-yor^ of-Allen university j whi'n nresented complained of his embarrassment at being presented to his home constituency. He expressed the sentiment of Pro- ! lessor If. W. Baumgardncrf who I also was present. Parents an<' children will derive' much benefit , from attending Sunday school, for we art? really having: some lively 1 and beneficial sessions those days, i The pastor delivered two strong ( sermons and the choirs rendered very fine music. At the- morning service a substantial collection was ' defense fund. Members Who have i taken to aid the Sammie Osborne Pot made a contribution to the ral ly are requested to do so at once. ' The effort will definitely be ended tht. second Sunday in June. It is hoped that the original goal of five , thousand dollars will be reached by that time. Nearly four thousand dollars have already been realized. Wo think it would bP splen 1 <lul for ihe names of nil our mem- , bers t<> appear op oar Financial Rollr WSiUtors??we welcome o o ' Bothbl. ' James W. Woodbury, reporter i HODGES Js'EWS Mrs. Pearl Miller spent Sunday ' in Cokesbury at the honv of Mr. ' and Mrs. S. W, Robinson. Misses Abbie Cummings an(^ Eunice Lew- ' vis are leaving- next week for ' Orangeburg to attend school at * Slate college. Miss .Wynetta Cum mings is leaving Sunday for Atlan tn Ga. to attend school at Atlanta . university. Mrs. Henrietta Wood- > son, Mrs. Eleanor Robinson, Mrs. Thelma I.owe of Rochester, N. Y., Miss Vera Stubb of Winrsboro and littlp "Sonny" l'ilgrini of Hender- I soi(ville, N. C., Were afternoon i visito-s of tlv D R. Cummings ' family Sunday, I 'Mn|. David Makins and family of I Due West spent last Sunday vis- < iting his brothei Will Mukins and family. Julia Ann Makins spent - last. Sunday-with her mother Art- -i nie Lue of Greenwood, S. C. t ? ? with a beautiful instrumental solu to the delh'ht of all. Tin* meeting was well attended. Several ol' the pastors were present, Rev. N. the entertaining pastm ; -Kuv^_L . Barton and the district superintendent were introduced sind made short talks. The entertainment given hv the ladies of Wesley church wa.; all that one eoald expect from this fine-*#roup of Christian workers. (Mrs.) O. V. Miller, Corresponding Secretary COPIC NKWS Rev. C. C. RurRess, Pastor Our churches in and around Cope are still alive and going forward.On the Good Hope circuit Sunday morning S, S. wa? called to order at the usual hour. Rev. DurgeSs and co-workers at their posts. The lesson was taught by the teachers^ Reviewed by the pastor A short but live prayer service in charge of Bro. S^ 117 " Connor and others. "Following the few announcements; took his text from Gen. fiaL subject -Finding Grace from which he gave us a strongvmessage.- As usual the trilstl?f>C tt'M. in <.li.x>n>n Tlv' Zf ???e ;?-i foving taken, we adjourned. The I pastor went- to Good Hope for a short service. H<> later joined in with member^ who had gone to Oak Grove to render assistance to Rev. B. T .Martin and his good people i-n their spring revival. Rev. A .1 Hatcher-of Aiken S. C.) gave us an inspsiring message in closing out this meeting from Acts 1:8. subject A Witness for _ Christ. On Sunday night we wert. blessed with the presence of two able men at Macedonia as our guests. Mr. Corbitt of the Job Funeral Home, Bamberg who spoke to us concerning th(. organization and the Samaritan Herald. Secondly the Rev. W-r-Cannon of the Saint Luke Presbyterian cliurc^ whobrought us quitC a forceable mes ^ugt. from Hob. 7:2. I believe all listening; were benefited. On Tuesday night, May 18, a number of friends gathered at the home of the writer atul gave to her one of lhe greatest birth- 1 flay surprises of her life. Words 1 are inadequate to express appreciation for their remembrance <'f : me. Messrs Wm. Jennings, Willie 1 Mack, Willie Gass, Lovelice Buzt>y and others from the U. S. Navy were recent visitors to our com- 1 munity and churches. We were arlad to have them. Sunday, May 30 after a lively , 5. S. lesson on the Good Hope cirroit'and servic<Tat Good Hope, the r pastor, his wife, Misses R. L. and Mary Gass and Mr. D. B. Wash- j ngton attended the baccalaureate" sermon at State college. They re . ported quite a? enjoyable time. On their return accompaniod by 3ther members. Rev. and Mrs. Bur i?ess motored over to Norway to | visit Mrs F. L. Singleton -who has ; x stroke but seem "to be very hap- j py as a Christian should. On Sun lay night Rev. Burgess preached | i very interesting sermon. 1 A R Sumpttr, reporter , MT. /ION A. M. K. CHt'RCH Rev. C. C. McllwRln, Pastor' Sunday scrvivp was held at Shi- 1 oh with Rev. J. M. Parson. At light, Rev. Parson pastor of the Weeping M'nry Baptist church se- i lectori-his text from Romnns 7:13, .home Th? Kvil of Sin. Sunday. i tervicp will bp held at Shiloh and Hoty Conrn^tmfon will bp sprved. On the second Sunday wp are looking forw*rd" for a high day i and night the Lord's Supper will i . THt Charleston District Zone One, South Carolina Conference Op Saturday. Apiil 17 at 10:30 a.m. >11 the neat little Wilson chap el church at .Greeleyville, S. Service TIT the Charleston' district held?it*?first?v-ono?meeting?for Zone No. 1'. The devotioral hour -wa?i conducted in accord with ttut worship hook "A New Earth". After the devotion, the Zon - Lender Mrs. (i. N. Boone took the chair. She then introduced Mrs. Mary Mf. Donald Who delivered a most lieai* tv welcome address. To this wel cpirte udress, Mrs. Lueile Brown of the Pinopolis charge made an aiipropriate response. The principal address or may we call it ;i lecture was delivered by Mrs. 11. B. Jones. This address was very informing as it dealt with the work of the' W'.S.C.S. in relations to Christ/an Social Relation* and Local Church activities. Mrs. O. V. Miller called the roll for reports from the local societies'and helped with the general discussions' ' The young people of Greeleyyille was very active in furnishing music for the occasion.?Uov. Mahoftey. Rev. Pyn.lt, th0 entertaining pastor an ! tip? district superintendent were present and gave tlieii -mcuuragement to the -great work. The ladies of Wilson chapel and the 'pa.-tor deserve our heartiest thanks for the Vine .entertainment and good dinner served bv them,- j\ . - (Mrs.) Ot V. Miller I Cor. Sec. JOHNSTON NEWS Mt. Zion Baptist Churchi Rev. 0. W. Brightharp, PastorMt. .Zion Sunday school met on i!mo witn supei mtenctont and teachers at their post. The lc.-son was wonderfully taught by. Mr. C. A. Ruebens. He gave Ur something to thhik about. Come again Mi'. Ruebens wr need you. ?The rally thai was given at 1'ine Hill church wa<- succe-.--. The sum or St07.00 was raised. Tfe \\ Watkins of Augusta, "Ga.. Was the gucst^Rpcaker for that night. All enjoyed the wonderful sermon. . Rcv^-Watkins apd Rev ..Tenninr^ were the dinner guests of Mr. and MVs. Noah Amos. Rev. brighlJTarp, Rev, Coleman and Rev, Walker were the evening guests of the Amosos. Wt> regret vny much the death of Mrs. Lilln Brooke of Ridge Spring, aunt of Mrs.- Noah Amos. Mrs. Edith Smith and Miss Alma Etheridge and their brother of Hempstead, New York are here Wp are glad to know that Pvt. Mintn^uph Ani<?s is stationed at Tuscan. Arizona in the hospital where h;. is taking his medical 11 a in Inu'. W'e ^ i s h him much sue cess. Bethel C. M. E. Church Rev. R. l>. Brown, I'astor Sunday school opened on time with Supt. and teachers at theipjj post. Tht. lesson was well taught and the review was conducted by the superintendent. The Garden Tea that was sponsored by Mrs. Ellen Padgett and Mrs. S. L. Por>p at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pope was a unique affair. Mrs. Brown was in charge of the program. Rev. Brown re-I sponded. All* or joyed the occasion. Mrs. Hurdlyi front Bates-! burg was a pleasant visitor.. The repast was very refreshing. At 8:30 o'clock Mrs. M. E. McPherson the president of the Missionary soeiety tendered a very nice program which was enjoyed by all. The pastor presented Rev. G. ! \V. Brighthnrp the pastor of Mt. Zion Baptist church who preached a souk strrrmg sermon from St. John 3:14. All seemed to have enjoyed the sermon,. W0 were please to have with us Rev. Walker, Rev. Coleman, Rev. Townsend, Rev. Griffin and also the quartet from Saluda. Come again, you are welcome 1)0-- administered. Stewardess No. 2 wHl serve. Mrs. Ellen Cook, is president. Our Children's Day program wrll be op the second Sunday night at B:30. We are inviting members | [>f all churehes to join in this pro- j irrnm. On the thirl Sunday night Mt. Zron choir and pastor is expected to ^go to St. I.uke Baptist church to worship. The Pastor, Rev. Walker, Rev. Parson, Bro. Bontwright, Bro. Oscar Cook were the dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs. Richard Ashfovd and reported a grnnd time. On sick lint: Bro. Jo^ Tiapp, Bro. llcnry Cook who hns heon 111 for quite awhrle, hut is mending slowly. We pray for them all a speedy recover. _ S PALMETTO LEADER I WILSON CIRCUIT KDISTO DISTRICT J Kov. E. E. Washington. I'asto I Our did quarterly conferenc [ was hold at Bethlehem A. M. ! ! church Sunday, May i'Otli. I>i J.. E. Beard. I*. E.'. presided!,.Th . iiaslnr conducted the service AJ " ler WhRh he preseiiTod Dr Hear before a larp- rnigTopatinn. H took fur his te\t Rev. 1:10: 1 \va "~m the Spirit on the 'Lard's fla> Every one was moved by the Hoi Spirit while-this dud" sent ma preached the Word. Wo had as our quests Mrs. ^ --fwipcr. Miss- Nichols. daughtt of the late Dr. 1,. 11. Nichols'an J one of his grand daughters. W were very triad t?? have them wi: us. Mrs. Cooper is one of t h teachers in the puhlie schools < Charleston. They were introduce by Di. Beard. and words of give ings were spoken. All ivjior.t were well prepared with niue increase. Peace, love and harntmi exist amopg all of the member We are still moving oirwaid an upward, ' I chkstek i'm?\<;raphs Mis. Tone .Tunes'writes -that si is enjoying her \isit to relative and. friends in Pitlsburgh, Fein 1 CloVehttuh-A )hio mi lhe -very?fir """ I i?p .liX?rile (.iciuiuil Asscmbl ol" the Presbyterian Church in lb troit. Her husband Mr. Joseph Junes joined Tier in Detroit, an together they will return humei a few days..* Miss Elizabeth Atkinson, K. > of N:Y. . "is visiting"" her par-lit at their home on Patrick St. Rev. and Mrs. W. K. Douglas und little son, ol' Rock Hill wer here Sunday afternoon, visitin friends. Commencement exercises a Finley High School, in the audi torium on Wednesday night wer enjoyed by a massive crowd. Hui dreds could not gain admission so they stood on the lawn and lis tened through the-opened window Sixty-two young men and womei in caps -and?gowns received -di)>lo m'as. There were five speaker from the class. Snpt, M.K. Hrock man presented the class their di jikaims.-;mtl County Sinn -j._E Nunnery presented the certificate to the <>5 students from the Junio High school. Musk- was reliderei by the Choral Club with Miss Em t ~ ! - ? * u ueucty. pianist, prizes \ver< presented by Principal S. L. fin ley. Promotion cards were givei out Thursday morning;. Thus clos ed a very fine year ?>f work. Kev. James M. Hinton of Co j lumbia, will speak " at -Motropoli noon at 4 o'clock. Itev. Hinton i; Life Insurance Company, Stati Presidnot of NAACP; Executive Sec'y., of Citizens Committee 01 South Carolina. The public is in vited to come out and hear tht message which he will bring. *?hv name of little Sylvia Lewi: Heath did not appear in the re port of The Babies'' Contest a Metropolitan AMEZ church .lust Sunday. She reported $2.2.'>, whicl has been added to the grand total Mr. John McLurkin has beet returned to Chester from Cam] in Seattle, Washington, because o: some trouble with his ankle. Prof, and Mrs. Rucker, Mrs. M< Mullen, all of Lancaster, Mis: Kdenu Macon and cousin, Mis: Macon of Charlotte, Miss druggie Alexander, of Rock Hill a n ? iiianj uiners auemieu graduating exercises Wednesday ttfgbt?rr~ Finley High School. Quite a number of student? went to Orangeburg Monday ti take course at State College, foi defense work. Teachers at home ate: Miss Sa lome Spann, who taught in For shaw this year; Miss Mabel Hill Lancaster. Students at home are: Missc? Lucile Wright. Eliza liainey, Vir gil Williams, Maggie B. Sanders Hilda Kiljian, Wilma Worthy, K1 I oise Reese, Christine Jackson, An na J3tdle Spann, Sarah Crosby Angie King and Mary Rose Adaii Mr. S. I). Wilkes, Godfrey James State College, Miss Lois Bennett Miss Allene Leathers, Mather A cademy, Camden. Graduates are: Misses Lucib Wright, Maggie B. Sanders, Wil ma Worthv Yireril Williams Fli za Rainey, Cleopatra Westbrcoks all from Friendship College; Mis Josephine Ridley, Clinton College Miss Rachel ?pann. magna cun laude, from Benedict College. ?Mrs. Mamie Woods went pp t< A. and T. College, Greensboro and received the diploma for he son, Mr. James Woods, who wai called a few weeks ago to th< armed forces^ and is now statione< I at Camp Croft. H?i graduate* "' -* *' 1 f . ?. J Chief of Ordnan n|^ I p?hki i :'3J$ I u ' ^1 x H ^1 _i L .H IU I ( M I-*IvIC*Ar?IEH GKNKRAL Chief' (if Or<lance Field S rvic working hand in hand with the stat s .the Air Force.- He is responsible 1 't era nee of two hundred and eight v and four hundred thousand spare II Gr 'jyory S. I avin. Ordnance itepai pustn Arsenal and Augusta Ordm t link between the producer oi tight front line actually using them. (I hi:; praise of splendid work done e Augusta Arsenal and Augusta Or u his .far-Hung organization. '* with high honors. I Quitr a number ol Chester folk ? -atteiuled commencement -at ,Friend fl ship College. Tuesday. "The Cheater County (Quarterly' 1 s Sunday School and HTL* Conven* - Iron- wars- 1 le id?S- im<l:iv si - I nion _ Baptist church. Hew Snnon Wal? "ten?p rout-hod' iin"OXCeRftU sermon-; ' It was a one day session. The 1 collection was $105.<57. Rev-. Win. ' (1 roen the ..nastoi- oi??l li!? n..../! ! people made ample provision fur ' L* the entertainment of all. The 1 " dinner serwu was palatable and j 1 enjoyed by all. Rev. .J. ('. Honor " is president of the Convention. and his workers gave their hearty ' cooperation to his program. Rev. .1. \V. Wp-iht has just re" turned from IhThvllle, Yah where * he condm-ted a-verv >aecessTul iv-' ^ i \ i\ :i 1 meeting tor ReY TH \\ . ' ' Stokes. He also spent a few days [ - pleasantly visiting- Mrs. Willie | ' Borders, in Washington and his j " 'niece, ..Mrs. I.ula Commodore in j Baltimore. , Sick list: Mrs. Hnttie Bururett.-ri * Mrs. Lt;cy Mitckev, Mrs. Raster " 1 lardin. Mrs. Lucille \\ . Allen, i r M i s. Fannie (It itlin. Mrs. Sallie , ' Sandros. Mrs. Mamie*Spann, Bio. 1 j John Hughes. * | Cauls have been received here i * annouiuinn- the marriage of Miss } Emma I.. Bfutty <>f \Y5nnsboro, ' | ami Mis. Everett Blake nl' Rock j Mill in March. li'-lJ. Mrs. Blake | - | is a member of Kinley Hi faculty.! '"jMr. Blake is in Camp at Tuskeg'ee j | 4 I Institute. j I i .aimi m* \\ i:sr ( oi.imih \ r?k Ky llri?A. 1.. Btprjrs j' Brookland Progressive '(.'hurcli , and Sunday School union that 'net I 1 a1 Bi'ookland Baptist church in tlfc 1 Sugnrtou n' s< ct:on here last Fri- |, day night. Sat'..iday afternoon and j ' Sunday. May HS-'JU-.IO. was a sue-j ' cess. Good praying, sinking ami 1 preaching. Collection $72.7:?. Paid! out $.'!f.."!7; le ive a balance with ' { and for the church $30.4:2. '~| Mr. and Herbert. A maker received a letter from tlicit son Furnian who is in the army at 1 l'ort Clark. Tcxns last week. Ho 1 . wrote of how he..is getting on and j r~ how he has been promoted to a | 5 'J' Corporal. Ho also js asking the . Hoy Scouts to write to him. Mr. ami Mrs. Jonathan Johnson of the Old Field section left Sun? day afternoon .tor Akron. Ohio to 1 - visit their aunt Mrs. Sarah Tay - lor. We hope for them a safe . trip. Kev. J. W. Freher went on 22r.d ? tp Abbeville to visit his son Rev. i F. D. Drehcr and - family. He returned *nn the 21th well pleased | 5 with his trip. Rev. F. IV Drehcr J ' is pastor of St. Janies AME church ; r at Abbeville. Rev. F. D. iVrehei J s his. wife and "Mrs. VaneTJne GarT- ^ a J ington were in West Columbia the j I r latter part of last week making lJ i I pop calls. Miss Susi^ Lee Dreher [ ' A .1 r'wvir rV- .. " : i ,i v''"Bi ee Field Service ????????????- r , ^sill I % P: S^ig : > < '. V tealfgA <$&. ifl u^f<: JULIAN S. HATCHER c. is Ideated ~7n Wash in jit 011 and | Is of the Army Ground Forces and for the storage* supply, and mainy-eight thousand complete items parts. As announced ~by Colonel tment. commanding officer of .\ tinc-e Depot, he is the connect..^ ing tools and the soldier in the eneral Hatcher has ho n loud in hy the e'ivilijin employees of the dnance Depot which comeWithin lias completed hiffh school and is home with-her diploma-and has ap- plied for woidt at FC Jackson. -Mfinv of the women of West C?lunvhia "weiTC to the liver fishing Saturday. May Mrs. ilaggiv Pvrd caught more than all. Hei hi e trembled 1or the '"'*1 time and -rhe^-frrtrughtr large .* i ukc. .Mr. T.t n Wallace killed it." Her inil; weni down again and this tinie sKg:.jg-augh.t-up what we'fall a cooter. -M^s. By id put lu-r tain on her shoulder ami tame home, I U K WEST NEWS The third quarterly conference for the church year was held at .Ml.- Lebanon uir lust -Sunday hyj the Presiding Elder I?v. ('. (i. t lover The leports <1110* the VUf [ hutch to he in fine condition, both spiritually and financially. I'p.wards of ?$!K>tb(Hl have been raised during the last quarter. Hr. Glover was the sp.aktr a t _ both morning ' and evening services and brought instructive Trcsstrpre". As usual?the?Pros id ing Klder was paid in full. Services at Mt. Zion and Saint Mary were well carried out. Mr. Eugene A. Sussowell. .Jr.. is home following his graduation from Palmer Memorial Institute if Soilaliu. \. ('. Mr. Hoh.rt Wharton, Jr.. spent lite weekcml of May 21-22 in Columbia'.where lie. was present at tile baccalaureate sermon drliv red to the- graduates of Allen and Benedict jointly in Antisdel Chapel oil?Mm?en in pus?of- -lieite? ilict College. Me reports a wonderful trip. JMV. William A. Lee of Camp Stewart, tia., is the guest of his wife and- little daughter and his i parents Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Lee. Also Pic. Ei nest Robinson of Camp Gordon, tia., is the guest t>f his w.'e Mrs. Willie Mae Robinson at the home of her parents M r. and Mrs. R.. H. Lee. " ' = Mr. and Mrs. Timothy have re- ' eently moved into their new home near the AME church. They have ' erected a very nice six room cot- ' Lage. Mr. Olin L. Smith spent last week in Andrews, Georgetown and Coluniba. He was the commencement speaker for the Andrews Junior Hi school of which j nis brother. Mr. J. E. Smith i s principal. From Andrews he was accompanied to Columbia Wednesday, May 26. l>y Mr. J. E. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Green und Rev. W. I). C. McClary where they attended the meeting of the Board of Trustees of Allen University and also witnessed the yonvmeneement ex irises Thins- [ day. ? " ? t Mrs. Bessie Mars is home again ' to?the?delight of?her friends af- ter spending several months In ' ' i ^ r> -Mis' I .aura V?uss, wife Ke\ I. ,K. Viiuss is somewhav^H H p' tliif wiftini. We sincerely hopjH recovery. pfl I.ITTI.K Mdl NTAIN NEWS IB " Rev \v, ry-ltow mi awr '? R - Sunday was u plrnanrt day?faffijB all church trnct~ Many were at h lheii oluce oi woj-sjii'p. Sunday :.ehool was ami time with supt,f1 Sli'.'h in ehariV. 's A liveiv piv.yer service was con hated tht- prayer meeting com I mitteo. The' pastor, ftbekented fl kev. W. H. 1.. Clarke. presidrhg^H eider of tli,. Columbia district who brought to us a wonderful mes- B sage. a; e that will be bmg remem H hi i oil by till present. Thi?_ message was full of thought and in- ^fl caused -main' to reTl.i third quarterly confere nee was held. All reports B| \\ ere good. The P. K. was paid his full assissntent as usual. ^fl 'I He P. K thanked the pastor and "i niheisj for this splendid report ' also for the improvements of the clu'rch jjnd t.h:* splendid Lw'uy they fl mtertained. the drstiict conference. B - . IV.inir iv:isi sorted ."a* church. ? At** o'clock it he Rev. T. H. Rirg-" J er of the 1 .ariuistfef; district came 1 b? fore us with/a burning message fl he was at his hest ;tnd phfeached as never before. We hope that he I wr 11 cmrre- to irs again tronn. itbv. fl Ringer wa? the guest of >Ir. Leo JB Chatman. We are looking forward to the I levival meeting next'week. Mrs. Jessie ( lark, reporter mrrri I <Pt I Vitamin A and D TaMats _fl EACH tablet contains 25% mora than minimum daily vequtva- B menls of these two essential VU -B tamins. Insufficient Vitamin A may cause night blindness, may leeaen B resistance to infection of the nnaa, B throat, eyes, ears and sinuses. ^B Vitamin D is necessary to ensMs the body to make use of the calshsp fl and phosphorus in our food. Insure your minimum requirements of these two important Vitamins, by tH taking a ONE-A-DAY Vitamin A H and D Tablet every day Economical?50c - or less - per month.?i ? ? Convenient?you take only one tablet a day. Pleasant ?children actually like the taste ?and so will you. IMPORTANT?when buying Vitamins, compare potencies and prices. Get them at your drug store. to??????De?xe??Mac?8?^08c88e6* I General Insurance I u;- . 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