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r^pAoiTwo. Bfc- /- McCOLL NEWS ^El.. i" - K* '* Mr. Di C. McClain, Jr., a native of McColl has been living in i Washington,* D. C., for several months ia home visiting relatives and friends. He has been Ky called to the Army. ?L itfra. Rosa McClain is leaving k? spend a few days -m--AVa?h? Ington with her son. We wish hei i A pleasant trip. ' Mrs. Minnie Kuir.or one of the old citizens of McColl is home again after spending aroupd_-ifcj j months in Durham, N. C. ^ , i Services were-very good fA-tlu arious churches. Rev. P. Rob? ^- ^Araop. pastor, of Reaver Dan, j gave us another one of his good, soul Stirling sermons which ev- i eryone enjoyed. After which thcLord's Supper was administered. Services were good at the Presbyterian church. Rev. James-used i. i. as a text Exodus 12:14, subject: When I See the Blood, otc^ This m. .. too was a wonderful sermon, v Mrs. Mary Price, of Danville. ' Va., is home to the delight of her ? many friends. Miss Rosa B. Bcthea of Char leston is in the city visiting rela ? ltttar"~anri friends Kh<> looks the v.-. picture of health. On- the sick list- Mr. John- Mur. phy, Mr. Henry David. Rev. B. _ Hancox, ? . Mr. Porter Hincs whs in the citv Saturdav visitine his ? '. ily. ?? -' i. Mrs. Theola M. Hines' and Mrs. Nellie Lee Syms made a busi ness trip to New York. /' ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHIRCH Rer. "Win. McDonald. Pastor Sunday school was called to oroer at 10'a.m. with Supt. and co| workers. present ># After the class ntujly of .the lesson the school was beautifully reviewed by the pastor The Bible class is holding the^ 'banner^ - The beginners class is holding the attendance banner Mrs Wm. MeDonitld. teacher. ' Sunday mo'rnmg "the pastor preached 'from Gal. 2:20, theme .Is. Christ Living in -,YovT7 Sunday night, -he preached from St. John 10;9, theme, Christ thc Opcn l>oo?^ The. pastor hid himself behind th< ctobsv and the spirit was demonstrated from the pulpit to the .? dodr. The Lord^s Supper was administered to a crowd at both services. We were glad to see Miss Beulah Darby and Mrs. Mary Phelp ? ?hack after being out of the crty severa) weeks. * ? ^ The Missionary society met at 4:30 p.m. fitter the business part w?s over Mrs. Katie Solomon and "Mrs." Frances" Gore were" dectedto the Mtjfjionary convention. Lovely prayer services are held every Tuesday night- Bros. E. J. Johnson, Joe Darby and Mr. C. Webb leaders also Mrs. Katie Solomon. PfNEY GROVE f- BAPTISTCHURCH Andrews, S. C.?Sanday, July _4 was a high day with the saints of Piney Grove Baptist church. em _ jr-n-r? * . -? iae pasior 01 mis cnurch is the Georgetown, S. C. The occasion whs dedication day. I have witnessed many dedication services, ?','b?t I have never participated in one more minutely and more sys' tematically carried out than this one. Promptly at eleven o'clock the entire church membership lined up at the high school, from which they marched to the porch o f the. church. There a brief prayer lgc!M? was offered by a deacon. After singing a hymn, Sisters Catherini {Scott, Addie Moore, Ida Itav.enel, Ida McGill, and I ,i7.zie I Rhue unlocked the doors and led r?tho?procession down the aisles. |U ? The conarresration united in ?in?. If ft Praise God From Whom All I (P w Blessirlfl: Flow. Prayer was of; 3 _ fered by the pastor. jj?' w?'< After the usual preliminaries, the dedication sermon was deliv^ered,, by President J. J. Starks ' J of Benedict College. The rteilKmtion sendees followed immediate| * ly. Too much credit cannot be giJt 'l ven Pastor Daniels and his faithW*L *? j 'ul flock for this lovely structure which is erected and dedicated R.-'-jE--; Without a mortgage debt. This Is rather unusual, but it is the K proper thing1 to do. A church hould be dedicated after a 1 1 fht debts are paid. fhe raee in general, end the m denomination In particular owe, A debt of gratitude for the lead- j kLi ertfiip of. the Reverend G. G. - GAFFNEY NEWS She raid Chapel CME church j .chool opened on time with .Mrs. 1 arah I.ee Campbell acting a s j iupt. Wc arc glad to see the oung people showing so much I nterest in the "Sunday school. Mrs. Anna Falls left Thursday or Knovvillo, Tcnii.. to visit her _ datives. The boys and girls of this eityJin joy fed the entertainment a t he home of Mrs. Sarah Lee Camp joll on Saturday c-v^fiing very nuch. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McKinney md baby McKinney spent SrnMcKinney's mother, Mrs. Martha Kennedy. * Mrs. J. C. Copeland and Baby 'opeland are visiting Mrs. Copelid's mother in Darlington. Mrs. Larnton Roberts has canned over 60 cans of vegetables lit of her garden this year. Miss Sallie Epps has returned ! roni Cincinnati, OhiG after a isit of five weeks with relatives. .'Mr and Mrs. Vance Kirhy have darned to Washington. D.C. afer a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Marion Smith. Mr. John Bartkhead aud Misses Mamie C. Roberts and Catherine Uatchffird spent Sunday in Char- ' iotte. N". v., with relatives?and ; . riends. - Mr- FUon McCluc and two .hildren who have been 'visiting relatives in Atlanta, Ga.. Beau-I ortr?-Gtr?and Athens. Ga.. are tore spending a few days with i , elatives and friends. They will ieave some time this week for-, heir homd- in; Charleston. 1 , Mrs. Walter Powell spent Sat- ! iday in Spartanburg. Mrs! Fannie.Camp has return-! ,<1 to her home in Baltimore. Mil. | ifter a visit to her parents Mr. iml Mrs. Nowell Reid. The two hildren will spend the summer here with their grand parents. &gt. Samuel Smith of Camp Wheeler. Ga., is here visiting his parents, Mr. and?Mrs. Galloway Thompson. IR.MO NEWS Youngs Chapel A. M. h. Church Rev. M. \N. Jacks</h, Pastor Sunday was a pleasant day. I Sunday school opened at the usual hour. The lesson was interestingly taught. After Sunday school ot;r pastor brought us a wonderful message from Exodus ":T>, subject: Somebody in Trouble. He left plenty of spiritual food and the Holy Communion was administered. Visitors' were Mesdames Rosa Lee Butler. Francis Higgins and Ethel White of Laurens. We are always glad to have such visitors as these. Mrs. Janie B. Stokes, of Columbia, spent the week end here, visiting her son and family the B. F. Stokes, her sisters, Mrs. Thoimasena Cor.ley- <?nd Miss Eloise Boozer, and brothers Messrs. Fred and Irvin Boozer. Misses Sylvia Mae Boozer and Miss Mary Ann Jones spent the week end at home also. The-Stork visited the-home of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Stokes two i I../4 L A. f 1 v> ccix.i ?*! >*' mm it'll a UUUUUI III baby 'girl, named Charlinc Marie. The following visitors were in town for the week end. Mesdnmes Rosa I,. Butler, Frances Hipgins and Ethel White of Lau-' rens and Benedict-Allen Summer School, visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Boozer and Mrs. Maggie Jones. Miss Wilhelmiqa Castor, of Colr.mbia visited Miss Eloise Boozer. Misses Queen Reeves and Dorothy Nellums ?cpent awhile with Miss Viola Smith. Sunday afternoon. The foltwoing young?men left for Fort Jackson this morning to receive their final examination for service, Messrs. Fred (Pluck) and (Peps) Boozer, Wallace Bowman and James Brannon. * Fred S. Boozer, Reporter. Daniels and for his accomplishments in his section of tfye state. He is the moderator of two associations that, under hisf leadership, have in recent years he conic the most outstanding in the j state. Time will not be taken to discuss his church work fn Georgetown Andrews, Kingstrec and Conway.A visit to his field of labor will be interesting and inspiring to our young men who want fb do great thing*. ? A Visitor. ??J fv r* I ?oy|-i t\\or ^ ^?.-rscs^^h v^is?) ~~ ^ ' y^ <lnSU j - - ' " 'AMI* SPECIAL - **jM-iLj-nc^ COME ON IN. THE iWft i esf i ' nc , AX CAMP ? All scouts of Columbia {join to Summer-Camp will meet ; Allen-Benedict Court on Sunda morning. July 11, at 8:45.- \t are leaving Columbia, at !> a. r Transportation fee will be $1.( round .trip. Don't fail to brir this fee. Citizen^ who have ca lied scouts to camp in the pa will not lie able to render th service, due to the shortage < ft"* It is expected that alt Trooi of the CoTTncil wlTl arrive at tl Camp Site around noon. HICH HILL A. M. K. CIHHC Itev. It. A. Young. Pastor Sunday was a lovely days ai he churchgoers were found o their way to chuivh. S. S. at i usual hour with the Supt. and f staff of officers at their postj duty. After the lesson was be; tifully taught by the vario teachers and then reviewed. T total collection was $.'1.:52 and N a class stil| holds the banner. Mi Lou Alice Sanders who is the te cher of that class was ahsei which is something: real unusu ed under their assistant Bro. I). Gadson. We sare very g! that her son Mr. Charles Sande is back home-again from the he j:ital where he underwent a se: ous. operation this beind his seco trip.. We pray for hint a spee< recover. Mr. and Mrs. T. Sa dels have our sympathy for th( son. They are not only the lea ing folks in our church but are niQhg the leading folks of tlu community. At the worship service (hc jiTi tor took his text St. Luke 22:1 subject The Lord's Supper. T speaker held the audience spe bound and everybody went awi l.appy with their heart filled wi in? nm?, c.!>.,? v...,.,.. still proving himself a worthy m ister and a Christian gentleman our community. He is loved hv a W'c were hapnv to have sever friends with us Sunday on th? Taction: Mr. and Mrs. f.er Howard of Newport News. Va.. visiting parents, Mr, and M] Benjamin Bradley and Mrs. Jar Coward also Mr.. Levie Howai Mi. \V. M. Prioleau all of Ne port New s, Va. are aC home. We are sorry to learn of Ml Rachel Howard being sick in b the wife of Bfo. Sylvester Ho' ard, one of our loyal membc through whose plans over $50. was raised on the building besi what he contributed. Two of t daughters are hi home to see aft their mother, Misses Annie a Mattie" Howard from F'hiladelph Pa. We are proud to see Pfc, Roach at home with a honoral discharire from the armv on ; count of bad feet and we also we happy to TfliVe Pfc. Julius Rro at home visiting h'rs parent, M Brown of Stateburg. Pfe. Bro is stationed at Arizona. Mrs. Harriet James is still the sick list and Mrs. Dogher R aTdfmn we Jrope frrr them a spee are welcome. , THE PAIJV r~7 D'irfrr^iCOUTS /' ;' i ' T P ! r* A V r- ~r >?. ^ L_ I scoi t nj:\vs of camdkn 1 Camden, June 28?The Committee of Troop 1<>4 met at the home Inf..Mr. \V. J. Brownlee. June 27th at 5:00 ~ii.ni. 'l'r the purpose of completing plans for I'oy Scout camp which is to convene July 11 through July 18th. The camp rs.'te is located in Sumter county. Final preparations were, mjtde to provide transportation of the boys of troop Itil to ami frfttn camp, j which was- the main issue of the (fay. ' ? : .Meivihoi's pre- nt?were?Mr:?Jr ?1_U?Marshall- Mr (i . Kirklnmi. .Mr. Mack Wolst. St.. J A Aiken. >eoiitmaster n'tul Mr W .1 Rrown ?jleev Sfw -cbamuuu ' line ' (i tin* "shortage of man pow M?rn?.inil am. mj -JLlimulc n; t-be I member* of Troop HS4 have do. j elded to take over the general 1 .1 nk en m and m:mtcnnncc of the two 'tennis courts which' arc more 01 'less a (Oinmunitv recreational pro ,;I jict for colored tennis players o! it Camden. Camden has been honl,. ored several t'tnes this season with the presence of a few well iistintruis^cd t'-nnis players, su.di '* is Dr. Lanev. Mr. Met-' and M<)0 Tontiey of Rock Hill: Mr. T. .T ijt Miles. .Mr. Stalworth. both of Columbia; Mr. C. K. Khvv of Wnvn 1_ cshoro. Ga.: Mr. Mack Collins st Mr. \V. -I. Rrownlee. Sr.: and Mr is Charles Lewis of Mather academi mil Orangeburg representing Can den. Lewis is tlm holder of sev era! trophies 'and national records rffFon m tennis. 1C TTie ?cou'ts were" oii duty dttiinc the matches. * H OA PERN A I' M RAPT. CHURCH T.ykesiand. S. C.?Although the wearier was somewhat warm thi :1(i meaiBers seem to Tie filled with thi n Holy spirit. Devotionals were bj ts Bro. Win. Branch from Pine Clrovi ,js Baptist church. Bro. Branch cam* 0i with the spirit. Rev. C. Scot' au Preached with the spirit. Bro. A1 rs >ert Patterson was ordained dea .on a^^*sce good work in& Bro ;n thev Patterson and pray for hirs success. He takes pleasure in cai a- i ving his wife and children to Sui lt day school. We need more fath aj ors with this mind. We were chit in to have many visitors from Co L- lumbia: Rev. Osbern Thomas. Re\ id ^'Ibert Tliomas. Rev. Louis .la ,rs cobs, Mrs. ALartha B. Wider alsi )s_ j her daughters Miss Anna May rj ! Miss Elise and Josephine Wider luj | the singing girls. We hope fm v them soon again. Will be delight * ed to have them sing for us agait the third Sunday, since they have (l_ . an engagement in Georgia the 2nr Sunday. We ask that each par,jr ents come out the third Sundav ' -tod bring?your?child. ChiUlrcn'.' 1 Day will 1h? obser ved.-- We wen ts- | glad t?~have-Miss Elise Wider vi? [5. ! it her grandmother. Mrs. Ann; he | Brown. We were glad to havi 11- Mrs. Glazelle Weston and her lit ,iy tie daughter Annie in Sundav th t school and hope they will conn is again. Miss Matti'e Jones is r in ' welcome visitor in the communit\ in at the home of her parents. II, i-rayi'i meeting1 every t\ e<ines a) day night ami each time at tin home of sister Brown, the mothci l)V of the eommunity who has taugh |s ' Sunday school :):t years. She?e rs, now unable to attend and than! ip, ail for their prayers and aid giver d, he?w. ' We hope to have an oppoitun | ity to hear Rev. A-.?F-r FulUs sinj. r> ' another solo. ed L _ . . . MT. PLKASANT ! A. \h E. ( HI R( I! 'I S on , Iter. .1. |{. Richardson. I'astor tie * Lynchburg ? We wish to than! ,4-ou4- wanv friend.s. both _whit' n<l I i ...? ..... . <nm KMWfltl ? IM' VCIIIH- H? III.I I C\ I lu, i with contributions which were -s( U ' highly appreciated. From the 5tl 5)e <d" April up to the present ou lc. | white friends donated $250.00 ,rc I iur colored friends donated $108. iVn ->0; from the membership $716,.A rs donated the pastor for loss o wn clothing $150.00; grand total V dfete $1,225.00. on AV'e are hoping to complete ou ich church in August of 1043. Ou riy rally wm^enaii?cveiy second Sun their sympathy. et: i j ^r*rir-- j ?p . 1ETTO LEADER G KEEN WOOD NEWS The Lord has blessed us here [with much rain. Plant* beds arc looking line and the victory gardens look good. Altho' it rainec S. inlay church members attendee well. The musical festival of Morris "TiifpeT Baptist chui h will sing ai _ Wpslon Chapel A. M. F.. church or the 10th of July, 11)43, Symrna A .M .E. church. Waterloo, 5r. C'.; Re> Thos. P. Baylor, pastor. Sunday was a high day'at ,.oui church altho' the heavy rains camt hi the afternoon. The home-com cess, under the leadership of oui ~ "pastor. . We are able tcr-ptrt-ovej the job for God and the church as it should be. On June 27, 22 new niembers were baptized and added to the church.. We thank* Goc our church is growing. Our niorr ing Sunday school opened at the usual hour, f upt. and facultj at their post. Visitors were Mrs Daisy L. Ruff of Ninety^Six whe cave interesting remarks on the lesson and review by the pastor At the moPnrng service the pastoi preached a most powerful sermor roiu tlie text Gist Psalm 2nc - upi'iip. ^tih.lbM no you mimv tfr Rock which is Christ. Rev. Bay i mr seemed to nave been at his best for, with this doctrinal ser .11011 lie lead 111s hearers fTTTT) ttn marvelous litrht of Christ a n ( many souls rejoiced. After thi: the home-coming: captains report ed and piled up money 011 the ta hie to the amount of $.'121.52. Ou 1 .1 which we nnixi the pastor for hi I faithful service $40:00. We an 1 \ery inatefrl to our members am I riends df other churches for sup ' i.ort in this cause.- Committee . and "stewards are Messrs Clarenc . Parker. AbbmeV Dial, Cary Ander son. (drover Anderson. James Li} ( unis. Riitf Anderson, Willie Shunt . pert and Mesdames Essie Parker - Inez Smith, Pearl Moss and Mi K. .Moss and many more not men r tinned. We always welcome yoi at our church and are y;lad to hay you eome on the 1st and 1th Sun [ days our preaching: days. fin July tilth The Jubilee S.iut t rs or the Silver Tone quartet, o - Ntncty^Six w ill?sing In?the autli Lorittm of the church. EvorybocT; is invited to come. ^ tabernacle Baptist Church - Rev. S. E. Kay, Pastor I ' On- spring: revival began Mon s iay night, .June 2*4 and went o 10 nights. We wish to report tha ^ stt hail a spiritual feast. Th . meeting was conducted by Rev. J 1 T. Pearson of Columbia, who seer - ed to have been at his best an sent tTTe splrTT Tuirhe to the sxitr - On Sunday morning 10 a'clod > 'Baptismal service was held. Th . amount raised during tha meetini , <250.( 0. The church is moving- o in spirit and. in truth. Through the very fine efforts o li.e membership we have been a'ol " to'purchase a beautiful corner lo ' I . i . . . .i i eigne luxi in ;nc cnurcn in orue t0 erect a parsonage. When in th city visit our church, a cordis vvclcoir.c is extcndeiDyatr. Morris Chapel Ihiptist Churcli i kev. II. I?, Mitchell, I'astor S. S. at the usual hour with til . Supt., Mr. ('. 11. Kvans and stat i vn chat ye. The lesson was beau lifully' disci ss.'il alter which th pastor preached a tine sermon sub . ject Now On invitation lor join . J, rs a soldier joined a* a candidal r 'lOr Baptism and will be liapti/.ei t on Wednesday, night. At i> o'lToeTT the BTU ihul wit Deacon K. II. Burton, president residing. A very tme prograi was rendered. Pea. Burton ha r orguniztd _a veiy- line chorus a tnong the young people. C'ollec lion lor the day ?46.00. Macedonia Baptist Church Kev. I\. .1. Daniel. I'astor Si inlay was a high day at Mac tlonia. Kev. "J". H. BroadUs cx ^ pastor and-state missiomvry fille ' the pulpit all day and he seeme 1 ! to have been at his best as h 1 pounded away at the Gospel o ' Christ. The spirit was hitfh an ; everyone seemed to have enjoye " it. One soul was added to th A ' rhtirch. f () We are glad to say that on < rty is furnishing a large nuinbt r of men for the army and navy. r Don't forgot to get your Pa - meLto Leader at Mrs. KfTie Moi r ley's Ronnry ?a1on on Rua avenue. HENN ETTSVILLE N E\YS ; It) (', D. Sanders. Reporter j , i . I Plenty rain in our section of I , the state. The fanners arc rushI I ed with work. Our darling Mother Delia Har5 I rington's funeial was held Wedl'{ nesday *J;30 p.m. at Shiloh Bapi I tist church. Rev. A. J. Wright in . charge of the service, assisted by M Rev*. Bryant, Gupple and Pendergrass. Solo by Miss Welch; telegrams and letters by Mrs. Ellison; ta^k by Mr. T. Welch. She was laid to rest under a mound _ of beautiful flowers. Mrs. Gupple returned Monday r after spending a week with thp . students on a camp trip at Brown , ' ing Home, in Camden. She visited . | the Sunday school Sunday mornI ( ing at Shiloh church. Sunday p. I i j m., quite a number witnessed the ?i Trustees Contest at Shiloh. sponr 1 sored by Mrs. Alice Thomas. ? Mrs. Anna L. B. Stephenson of > Atlanta. Ga., is in the --city visiti ing aunts Mrs. M. B. Johnakin ' I i ' and family and - Mrs. Annie C. , Di dley. and family. , I 1 Mis. Martha R. Mc'Alister and j 1 daughters of King St., returned \ home Saturday after spending a week in the city with father and 1 i * e.? :i-. ?*aiiiu.Y. _ Miss Alhertha Holmes and Mrs ' Clemmie David left this week for ' New York. 1 The Double A' contestants and I sponsors pictures were taken on Sunday afternoon. Miss Walls received 3rd- honor in the Double S V contest. Mrs. I'Mlerhe sponsor, j When in need of fresh butter boon* call to-see Mrs. Janie Wood; s son on King St. f^he sold $30.00 e worth last week. Mr. Fred Thomas spent the r week end home with family Mr. . and Mrs. James Grace. Prof, and Mrs. E. Thompson of . Sumter were home with their i - sick mother Mrs. Julia Thompson a R. Ross and Mrs. Word e of Blenheim were quietly married - during" the week end. j Rev. P. R. Mdodana returnedhome after spending*-two weeks f t in Washington, D. C., with Rev. ^-J-and Mrs. McTough. ^ y , Mr. J. S. Drake, Jr., left for camn Sunday afternoon I Dean E. M. Booker of Morris I College was in the city Saturday | morning, en route to his church. Saw Mill. They are lining up for - their summer meeting. n | Misses Dorothy and Mabel Reese t _ witnessed the base ball game afc ] Cheraw_ Monday,.afternoon, along 'I 'with many others. II <1 t~ ST. MATTHEW A.M.K.- ( HI 4U H Itev. It, H. (irVene. I'astor e Sunday school opened at the n usual time with the Supt. and leathers at their post. At 11 o'clock C service the pastor spoke from the text John theme: To Whom' t .Shall We (jo. The message was | , very inspiring and uplifting. At j ,, the close o f the sermon Mrs. ] I Queen Long from Shepherd (i'row I _ llaptist church of the city united | with the church. At our evening ? worship^?the pastor brought us another strong | message from the stibjoct "Go I h or ward". At this service Mrs. i e Lena Crosby from Mt. Olive A ' M. K. church, Olanda. Fla., united with us. The Lord's Supper was e taken at both servi.es. The pastor's wife, Mrs. Wil'iii Karle Greene, was home for tin c, week imd from Shaw i.ni\01 sity. [' where she is attending summc school. h -?~. ' ?T? -j L< () WINGS NKWS n = Ml. Carmel A. \1. K. Church .'or, I). (. Grown. Castor Sunday school was held at its .usual hour with Supt. Ferguson presiding. The lesson wAs reviewed by the P. K., Dr. C. Gl Glover, ile made beautiful remarks -o n laining children. ^ Sunday being: our third cjuarterfj !y conference, which was a sucp cess; the presiding elder was ,f paid out in full. He came before (j I us with a message from God's (I word. His theme was: Come see a e man, who told me everything that I ever did. Kveryone enjoyed his message. " We were proud to welcome Mr.' Benjamin Phelps home, who is stationed at Camp Gruber, Okla. 1- lie spent his ten days furlough i- with his mother Mrs. Supearl ' AT Wp hnpe hts stay was pleasant, \ . I / % * ? * ' , i ^. . j_. . j . -?-, - - -? ?c. Fleming- Maceo v arrett Passes Mr. Maceo' Garrbtt late son of Prof, and Mrs. C. G. Garrett was born in Columbia on the campus of Allen university, grew up here to young ujanhood. attended Allen university and had many fiicnds here among his group. He was a veteran of the World War I, and died in New York City where he had lived for a number of. "years. He was a tailor by tra(|e. The?hiany friends of Prof, and Mis. Garrett throughout tlie State of South Carolina and over the nation sympathize with them in their Hour of bereavement, for he is well known tn the high council of hlit t'hurch, as being one of the upstanding laymen, a cham pion of the churcn and school, in So-th Carolina. The funeral service waft conducted by Elder O. C. Dunham, presiding elder of the Newberry oistiict from Pearson Funeral home. Burial was July 3rd in the family?plot, near Pontine. President S. It. Higgins assisted in the burial services. . Surviving are father and mother, Prof, and Mrs. C. G. Garrett: three sistcis, Mrs. A. K. Simons. Washington, D. C.; Mrs. Ruth Butcher, Columbia; Mifs N. Mills Ga 1 rett, Haiti; brothers:' Ralston ~F"n C. tiooi Ji'n New Yolk Cityi Dr. Colon H.( Dillon, S. C.; Marion T.. New York City; Christ T., ol Columbia. 1X11 "111 K MR \M H | A. M. K. CHLRCH I ' - . ... Rev.?B. C.?Cumiiirgliam. Daalun West Columbia?Sunday school met at the usual hour. The lesson was enjoyed by all. At 12 o'clock service began. The pastor preached a wonderful serI mon which caused our hearts and j minds to think on loftier things. I After which the Lord's Supper was administered to a large num-* her of Christian soldiers. At 7 p.m. the ACE League convened. A nice group of young people whs- present. We hail with us Sunday our ACE League pros ident Miss Martha Cunningham, who conducted League in a very "Way. She also gave lis some encouraging -words. Wc arc always glad t0 have her with us. At 8 o'clock Rev. J.N. Cautrli"iiftin Drought" us a soul stirring7 sermon, which caused each heart to rejoice. After which the West Columbia Quartet joined the church and rendered'a few selections. This was enjoyable. Monday. .July 5 at 8 p. m., Rev. Cunningham held the monthly -board--meeting with all reports good, We are looking forward t0 our second quarterly conference which will convene at Mt. . ; Pisgah Sunday July 11. Our P. E. will preach for us on Sunday night of said date. BROOKLYN, N. Y. NEWS Miss Florence Welch of Brooklyn. N'. Y. gave a surprise birthday dinner in honor of Seaman John II Robinson. Saturday. July ' -5rd. The dinner menu consist of chopped liver and eggs on crackers wiih tomato juice, southern fried chicken, shoe string potato I 'cans and carrot, fruit icllo. Af fer the dinner was over Miss Welch put net all the lights and Drought in the bcautiful^bii thds.v i cake, with its colors of red. white and blue. The guests sang Happy I liirthday in which Seaman RobinI son looked very happy for i was ids first party. He made a wish Continued on Page 3 ST. I'll 11.1,1!* A. M. K. CHI RCII Rev. T. 11. Weather*. Pastor Kastover, S. C.?Sunday moiling 10:30 a large Sunday schoo ?a.s conducted by the assistant Mipt., Mi. Henry Johnson, Jr. and _lhe opening exercises the tcachei took charge of their various class es. The lesson was reviewed 1>> Rev. Weathers, The adult clasi ti 11 holds the offering banner Miss Nan y E. Jones, teacher. A warm piayer service was conduct d hy Bro. Ike Johnson and others I'he pastor preached from the sub jeet The Title of the King aftewhich we took un a fine offering as usual. Communion was adminis tiered. We had with us Miss Sari Nickpea. At 7:30 Peaching by Rev. Tena j Lovette. Text St. Matt. 25:11!. Several of the silk are improv in sr. Sunday nisrht The Golden Gate qi artet will sine;, all invited. We are..privin<* our pastor a trip on the 18th of this month until sometime trT August. He will go to North Carolina where he will . . .k W - - ? Saturday, July 10, 1043. Classified Advertising Column 1 Spcinl Notices, Cards of Thanks, Mcmoriams, Hirth Announcements ! Marriage Announcements, etc. arc j charged for at.the rate of 10c per J line. Cash must accompany the order.. Minimum charge 30c. * j" " v 1 IN MEMOK1AM ] In memory of our dear son and ' ".other Soiomon Nelums who t.ied July 11, 1042-at his home v\ ins'.on-Salom, N. C. One year has passed, since that sad day; l'he otic we loved was called a- j[ way; ' 1 4 will; ^ Jut in our hearts he liveth still. Father and Mother: " r Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Nelums; ? Sisters: Mrs. Naomi Jackson, Nor ma Belton, Oia Gambrell, Jessie Boyd, yRoxcna Boyce, Carrie gle; Brothers Messrs. Elma, I vid and Rev. Johnnie Nelums. \r IN MEMORIAM '! * J In memory of our dear wife A .did mother Airs. Funuie M. Couk 1 .'"i who departed this lite 3 years ~f tgo, July It, 11140., " i % u A , precious one from us is gone, .\ voice we loved is stilled; -A?plnoo?w?vacant in?uur?home, 1 .S'hieh novel* can be tilled. Nathan Cook, husband; Pfc. ""Mark H. Cook. Stonewall Cook, ons; Carrie Cook and Helen E. j "no. daughters. l v IN MEMORIAM tj In memory of our loving father slid husband, David Pearson who U f departed this life July 1, 1035. Eight years, O, father can it be? Since our father has been with Thee. [ You took liiin and left littly heart' ? broken, But We know" that heaven's gales are open. Mrs. Sarilla Pearson, wife; ^ Albert, George, David, Hosca, sons; Mrs. Alberta Broom, Hat tie, Mattie. Berniee. Daveleen. i Pearson^ daughters. C M EMOR4A M J i In memory of Mrs. Sylvia Grid- ' iron who crossed to tlic Great Be\ond on Ji;ly 10, IP38. . j The golden gate was. open erf' 1 y 1 wide, ' A gentle voice said "conic". With farewells unspoken, She calmly entered in. _ A Daughters": ~ m Mrs. Rebecca Crosby -Mr*. Clemen line Williams _ jl Columbia, S. C. 1' Mrs. Mary Thompson | Mis. Ruth Wilson j 1 New York 'Cite CAKI) OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs^ -Eugene Jones and family wish to express their appreciation to the friends and neighbors for their , sympathy during the death of their Kbit Eu- ___ fl gene Maxwell I ones. - ? ? notice j To (lie Missionary Women o f the Columbia -District: We arc i asking the ladies to wear white to the .morning sessionf" Please ies))ond. Mrs. l.illie Washington, " I District President, I W. R. I j. Clarke. P. E. ^ notice I] The monthly meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance ?j nion will he held Monday, July 12 <:.">0 p.m. at the home of Mrs, 6c- | eva l.cwis. '2J.15 Tlflkkcll A 1 Devotional: Romans ?L-l t'ophrr Serviced Discussion: Posihilities-of Service; Rewards of~? *? * 'ervice; How can we make this nion a greater power hi this s ommunity? _ J( The next Quarterly Temperance unday is July 26 th. Come one, ^ onio all. -< "T*, visA his brother; from there to j Washington, to his children; to -I New York to relatives and friends nd on to Boston, Mass., to sec ? H mother brother Who he haven't -eon for do odd years and then from there back to us. We hope im a pleasant and safe trip. ? , ' Rev. Taylor, the pastor of St. ^ Matthew and Mt. Olive Baptist ' churches will preach for us the Tr )..J C3 in ounuay evening ?n?l his pood . choir will sing. ' - ' .4 Mamie R. llinton, reporter