The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, July 10, 1943, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
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Saturday, July 10, 1013.
LEESVILLE HERALD
St. Matthews C. M. E. Church
v Rev. J. E. McAdams, l'ast?r
Sunday school opened at the reg
ular hour by the assistant superintendent.
We were glad to have
cur Supt., Bro. T. F. Drake with
i us after spending several weeks
indeed glad to have our teacher,
Bro. T A. Quattlebaum with us
a^ain ufter'a few weeks illness.
At 11:30 our pastor delivered a
wonderful message. Everyone who
31 a ken from the 26th division of
Psalms. God Remembers. After
- the message the_ 1 loly Communion
was Yrved.
A^T3:30 o'clock the Rev. A. A.
Amaker delivered a wonderful mes
sage. His text was taken from
St. Luke 11:1, using as a subject
Kneeling in Player. We were
glad to have him and members
with^^ At 8:30 our pastor delivei^^ro
wonderful message, sub.
, ject God Answering Prayer.
Pulpit associates at this service
ywere Kev. Lewis of Batesburg;
Leesville. Total collection $145.UU.
Several visitors were present.
gypk list: Mrs. Mary Boyd, Mrs.
Wiomelmena Adgers, Mrs. Ama'n.
tla Adger, Mrs. Mrrry Rowe. Mr.
Thnnms, Qimttlehiinri. Mr. Tomm,-**
Drafts, Mrs. Lulu Thompson. Mrs
Arahoy Creed, Mrs. L. B. Cartel
? and two children.
Mrs. Hattie Quuttlebaum had as
. t guest last week, her nephew and
nie-e, John and Jessie M. Porter
from Columbia.
C. Stroud of Camp Tysen, Tenn.
* is here spending sometime with
his mother and other relatives.
j Pfc. L. B. Bouknight of Cpmp
I Gordon, Augusta; Pvt."" Young
Gladden of Camp Gorden were
j visiting relatives and friends the
j past week end.
Mr. Geo. Dennis visited Mr. and
! Mrt>. Rufus Drafts last Sat rdav.
[ ~Mh*s Elizabeth Rowe has returned
to Nevl York after spending sqme
i time here with her father Mr. Rus
! sel Rowe and other relatives.
i Mrs Anuuula ywmym* of
' j Hope section i>s spending sonie]
time here with her ?on-inlaw and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John
- Creed.
Airs. SC. Quattlebaum 'und five
children visited Mr. and Mrs
(Drafts last Friday.
\ Mrs. Geneva Wallace, Mrs. Cor
^ nelio^ Gartman visited Mrs. F
i Bozier last Sunday. Mrs. Lena
yVataon- was called to West Cohmv
*ff bia last Monday to her cousin's
1 funeral Mr. Frank Hampton.
Mr. and Mrs. Mickel Edwards
have as guests their children from
j Charleston, S. C., and Detroit
Mich. The Rev. A. A. A maker
was the weekend guest of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Adgers.
When you want the Palmetto
Leader see Mrs. Olivia Drafts
reporter.
Pvt. Egypt Wheeler was grace?
fully entertained at the home ol
Miss Gladys Etheridge Sunday
June 27 and Miss Etheridge also
left Monday to spend the summei
vacation in NYC with her two sis.
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NINETY-SlX HIGH SCHOOL
W. T. BOggs, Principal
Although school has closed, tht
work of the Agricultural department
goes on. At present, this
department is sponsoring Rural
War Production Courses in foui
(4) local communities?Godsey
BijrfHt. Zion, Marshall Chapel and
Friendship.
A course in "Increased Poultry
Production" was completed during
the month of March, in the Mounl
Olive community. The course ir
the Godsey community ("Food
ces^H For Farm Families") \vH
> be completed after two (2) more
meetings. On
June 30th; this course \va;
started at Big Mt. Zion, Mrs. EfFi.
L. Dean, teacher; Marshall chap
el, Mrs. Loueva Weaver, teacher
and., at Friendship, Rev. J. S. Dial
?tei|lrer;
Time of meetings: Rig Mt. Zion
Wednesday and Friday nights
9:00 to 11:00 o'clock. Marshal
chapel, Monday and Friday night:
6:00 to 11:00 o'clock. Friendship
Tuesday and Thursday nites, 9:0(
to 11:00 o'clock at the home o
ftjBV. "W J. Dole.
. !; These classes will run for tw<
\(2) hours each night until th<
minimum of twenty (20)t,hours i
completed.
; Ail colored?farmers and?firm
Women are urged to attend thes
i\ f classes in their respective com
y. ^ m unity. It is very essential tha
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XICHOIjS NEWS
i The ?choir members of William
Chapel A ME church met at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parker
on the 4th of July aiul were
, highly entertained at a tea parj
ty and were served - with. iced
tea, cake and crackers. We raised
$2.25. Sunday school at the usual
hour. We closed by asking the
prayers, of all churches that we
may be successful in our works.
Mamie Myers, Reporter.
Friendship Liaptist Church
Rev, W. R. Washington, I'asTor
Sunday was a tine day. Sunday
' school ST Hie usual hour. The
lesson was ^TUught by^Bro. Hickman,
who is a tine teacher. Sister
Narro Johnson won the prize by
^mswerlhg questions <m the Tesson.
The review was by the pastor.
Services opened at the regular
hour. The pastor delivered a won
dei fill message. Everyl/ody was
happy. Mr. Lewis started the collection
with $1.00. Otheis paying
$1.00 were: Mr. Boyd Gilchrist
f
Mr. Dalton Page, Mr. Andrew
: Clilehrist. T. Total
" lecllUJl $17.00. vve are asking all
" to give thanks to the Lord for
this blessed rain. Let us as fathffgj|
hTitV ' !.,
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- -' ' - "^ ?:C. .: a*./; V_*?". -?&C. c
NO. I SHOE STORE,
cavaJry tram.ng school fur
Platoon, Troop F, k I to rigli
Private George Johnson. CI
City, New York. No. 3. Pvt.
pack troop harness, knd Fv
, we produce, can, dry and use anv
I other methods to preserve food
his year. It is our duty our
'amrlics, soldiers, allies and to our
country.
t Let us remember what Secrei
tary of Agriculture Clavd R. Wick
I ard has said: "Food will win the
I KSUL~m U' W. I." BTKKS,
teacher of agriculture
,>n
JAMAICA V Y \F.\VS
Services we re benutif u Hy car;
vied out last Sunday, beginning
. with the Sunday school lesson
, all classes after which the pastor
, gave a timely review. The pastor
1 also delivered two splendid mes*
sages last Sunday.,, Hoth choirs
>, are rendering very good service to
) the church anil also to the conif
rnunrty.
Pvt. Harden M rooks is home
> sick. We hope foe his early re
e covery.
a lUiv* Vf..M W.1,1, 1?. Tt f,>|. Pi.tin.
sylvan a where she will stay am
n~ work?for awhile. ?
^ We retriet (o learn that Mr
- Eddie K. Peterson was strmk
t lightning also Mr. Marshall Lo
.? .... .. *L . 1 . *. ....
crs try to live a better'life before
our children thut they ir.ay
follow our loots tops and lea in to
attend Sunday school and the
church.
Rev. \V. B. Washington, "Mansel
Lewis and Miss Uracie Johnson
were "the dinner guests of Key.
Alon/.o McDaniel Sunday.
IT MORAL RITES.
FOR JAMES GRAYS
Oi angeburg, S. Mr. James
Andrew Grays was laid to rest
4-en?Friday rrt- ft:30 pttn ftmern)
udTmTtv,' Mr; Olive Baptists ?where
| he was?an active memlwr.?44*e
| siM mon was preached by Rev. Mr.
j t Is't' ^ c h ureh'".K1 'o! ni,'\\ii*ss' A. Lee
i Grant-.?Life's History. Mrs. L. 11.
5 Frederick; 'song. Just A Closei
| Walk With Thee.
I He leaves to moVrn his passing
a wife. Mrs. Luella Gray; font
(laughters. Rebecca of Washington,
I). Sarah. Agnes and Edith
ithe sons, are James Jr., of Wash
I iiiprtonNehenfiah' and McQueen
, of Orangeburg; four sisters, five
jaunts and many relatives and
?Sleep on brother Grays, rest in
peace.
Mfi.rianna Whrte, reporter
.. f
ARMY SJYLF. ?Technician 4th C
shoeing one of .the cavalry hoiscs.
three months. No. 2, Saddle rooti
it: Staff Serjeant Willie Tarkington. J
oveland, Ohio and Private Willard
Davidson Mosky. C Troops. 20th Q.M
rt. iMosley is from -Taylor," Mississip)
i yan and others. God gives am
J lie moves in mysterious ways, le
Sve"all knowT ^We can trust i f
him. y,.
Kvery available transportatior
was used lor the many pleasure
j seekers who enjoyed the 1th. Al
seemed to have a gram! true,
j Mrs. Pansy Nngle left Saturdaj
j for Tennessee where she' spent the
' Ith with her husband Pvt. Caro
I N'agle who is there in camp.
>KOl M> (M?i:S M'lWS
l
Mrs. Roberta Thomas retide-re'e
ra rrnrrnm at St. Prtrd A-MK rhttr-l
Jon July 4. Devotion by Mr. Wil
| lie iWilsnn and Mr. \V. C. Mou/.on
Sermon by the' Rev. John Wrlson
' I Text St. John 'JiJth chapter fron
rI which he- preached a wonderfei
| i imw.i. int.' sirwitms were *vir
IK. F. -Mrmtf'oiv.ery from ();ik Gr
AMU church; Mr.L. M. Greene o
St. .James A MM, I.ake City; Mr
15. I.. Ciopcv from St. Stephen
U.Mft ami .Mr. "Nathan Glasco fro'n
I Union M. I1!-.- This program wa
- iimli'ftwi?ror rha?hcni-ftt' ttT?tiF
.' club and she started the collectioi
' with $1.00. Mr. I.. M. Green, $1
1 My. U. b\ Ml
r
* <
Till
Dutch Fork Friendship
Union A Succes
I The Dutch Fork Friendsh
L'niwrwas hold with tho Mt. 01b
Baptist church, Columbia. S. C
i >?:i:;n.
The * Sunday school concert ws
j-?-ai-ried out-in a-niee-mnhnor. co
I dee ted hv tho President. Rev.
13. S. Golden. Tho Sunday ?cho
teachers for the day were Deacc
Vonson assisted by Rev. Goldo
The lesson was very thoughtful
discussed by the class. The wi
come, address w?a,s made by Rc
-AV- -M?Martin :md response 1
?DcaCon Henry'?Von son M?n
j solos, duets, speeches and remai
I were, made by members of the v
riod*?churches.. After this, nra
'Come Ye That Love The Lord.
The leaders. R v. Mrs. D.
"Rhott ami Rev. Mrs. Magpie 1 Uf
. nv 'oirhirir prayers arid soni
were carried o-t. After pvav
service Rev \V M Martin usccn
I ed the rostrum singing All II:
j the Power of Jesus' Name, the
prayer was by Rev. Wright. Re
| Martin's text was found John J
j chapter and third verse. Ever
Ji ody en oved a soul stirring se
j mon. The finance committee w
| composed of Mrs. Jessie Brig
I and Deacon Andrew Colnutn.
" wlioj?u((lp interesting remarks.
After collection Rev. L. B. Gol
en introduced Rev. W. R Wrigl
Rev. Golden sang If a Man D
r;ule A. Hubbard, (leor/re Johns
Ilubhard attended Krost., Kordyci
1 of Machine Con nuian 5111 Gr
Newport, Arkansas; entered tlie A
Collins. New York Iv t tn right. I
Sciuadron, clean.m? Chicago. IHinc
l?). No. 4, Private Lntson, T'.r' a
I I'. I.. Cooper, $2.00; Mr. N'ath;
i Glasco $1.00; Rev. A. R. Germsi
i $1 .(k); Mir. John 11. (iarrblr $1.(1
I Mr. Wi'lis Wilson $1.00; Mr.
i Adams $1.00; Mr. Melvin Thorn
' Yu ssrs Matthew Thomas, John
I i Adams, Hen Brown, "Willie Wiis
A. Wilson. (Tide Mi-Clam. Ma!
U Thomas, W. C. Mo.'zon, PT
' Thomas, Thomas McKnight. I.o
1 Cooper, I)i-:k .Jones, Miss Mar;
lie Montgomery, Mesdames B(
(ha McKnight, I.eona Thorn j
$1.00 each; Mr. W. 0. Rurgess. $
Mrs. Willett Curl-v. $2.00; M
Eva Mason. $2.00. The grand 1
Jtal eolleetion was $43.15. T
Jubilee quartet rendered fine m
- sie. Duet by Miss El ease Cdoj:
and Mrs. Alberta Epps; SoTo
Miss PTotiise MeCollouch. M
Roberta thanked the many frier
I from the various ehurears w
helped her so greatly on her cli
| The Joint Stock Lodge No. 1
f held its meeting Saturday and
port progress. Seven nbw me
' hers were added; all doctor bi
1 end death claims paid every qui
f tor, Regular?loaaUitgr?a-eo?in
i evei'y first Satuiday at 4 o'clo
; Members from all Joint St<
1 Lodges are cordially invited.
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1
? PALMETTO LEADER
'shall lie I Ave t,Ay;ain, tlten Rev.
Wright came forth sin?rma Blessed
Jesus.- l?toel4\??>i.-.?1-h*[< }
tailed- from the Kpistle of Ran!
and preached a very jrbod sermon,
I ha ii evei y nodv ? ri .'e l. I I.r linance
committee then came forth
^ i iir the last collection. The "eV>llection
was above normal. After
. LullceJUon. ,.\ve y.djuvunuLIut_-diti11
s nor. Mu ii food was had. Kvmv
n" body enioved a very successful
Ln_ day. The union adjourned tool
meet at Mt. Olive Baptist, 1 hitch
,n Fork,_Au{flist. 20, 1114.'!.
?1- Rev, I.. B. S. Golden. president;
lv Rev. W. M. Martin, vice-president
;1- Miss Lucia (jolden, secretary.
+v-4? . ? ^
,y Rill) HILL ll.M'TtST CHI K( H
i>s , ;
a-' Rev. If. L. Robinson. Castor
y -
m S. T'u-S -S.-hi-f ?rr
iit the* usual hour, with the S"Mt.
I. 1*1 f P-'f'u*
p. | I, y-'Mi wiis avfidly !:i'wht. by l'i
l?s pastor and discussed th<? class,
er p A]i ,.p ioved the I'.1 son about
d^i 'Mahn Cueuse 1. to -the Christian.;",
til At 11:10 the devotion was < <>?>
>n ducted by Bro. Robert Ha vis. AT.
v. tor '"lV* 'h?the?n-ist'n 1'i'ii'c to t- o
id pulpit lininjr Jvy'Ptt PIG: 'h" ' r'p
>'* Pure was read-"Tiv the pastor. A
'*- 'orayer was offered by Rev. John
as Bran h. The . Missionary hymn
nt 559 was sung. Deacon J. Taylo"l
of St. Mark church offered a Rraycsi:
nr^i>Yw^+tM??VThwoDHi-v -fontt'lhu11
imi?after uliieh?a?son1; a as?frdd
by Bro. S. Dynoiu. The pastor
it. I came to us in his own way." telling
ie >us .about this hard heart, and if
i, :
*) Cavalrymen of the new c
r Division at work with their
91 PjHpBP^
|r>./ fl^^fflBBKJjMIM^; jK8 . J'
on, CIlvolant!. Ohio; Wilumi Collins. !
. Ai"! check horsis in the picket
mie '{/ Npi iiccr, ~IuTnsT..s Cite, Mi^rruri,
rnty en April ti'tj, 19-11, He is now Troo|
Private John Duniap, Indianapolis, India
lis; Private .'esse il. Curry, Oklahoma Ci
. (*' ' and Private Oonianun' I
an -0\irs. Corinne Blown gave a silin,
ver tea party July 4th on behalf
K>: of ho*--( fubi?A-ler^c - crowd atB.
ti ndeds
as E. L. Thomas, reporter
I). -c
oll ST. PAI L E, ( III RCH
j Rev. W. Cv. OwV'hs, Pastor
S. Paul A. M. E. S. n lav school
convened at its usual hour w/lk
the officers at their post of duty
is
,0 The lesson was wonderful discuss
by the school end a splendid ro.
' view by our Pasto:. Re/. W. (I.
. '"Jw ens. We wore I.hissed to |.:r e
-i'h us in Sabbath school Rev. J
? U. Boyd.
?ei ,r, . . .
, 1 he morning service began on
'"me with the senior choir ou the
stand. The pastor came forth out
' lining hymn No. PN, (then took
I.is text from the Book of Judges
lb . . '
I 7:1H. us.'ny as a theme The swu'il
fix' >1 the Lord of (lilard. Sweet, mu) (.
?ic was ivmlCivil I?y tli.e -seuioi
tri_! choir and junior usher hoard. We
||s are jflnd 1 to have you come to
I "'jsit our ehi.rch so please , one
! atfain. Visitors T;)v*, i'<i Mrs, Thei*ck.
York who is visiting her tnolhei
>rk and Mrs. Ella Don si y froin Colum
bia.
we b:r !.< i econi'ivtcnded u>
t<> .lesus f.n relief. Our heaft>
n :n r<?rrlrde tlre~ ?ntttn?"J
. Ow?! :. ! I v. ' h ,|v ! i -i" way.
A'. tin- hen a :s?! ushei
:?<-iyi?i" held theii reunion. Tin* pro
Pst'iaio was \ pry ...yowL ?'j-h spin*
trio-. <| aiti-is and* speakers front
i\;.ri' rjijii rueThe choir ami
|'?.isiu r.- intymd out with us-are Mt
i ?I \ .' i,?r>| S: Mat:;'- ushcr'
Ch irfsj11: t t'ro.e : shots. The choit'v
rrrr .Hj. Matt!:cv . FT Clult p. an<
i \!t \V;
I 'I'la1 contribution"; 'wercrMissiorr
iy. :?:?(: Sunday school -$1.00
? 'iui itt : t'tic turn out
Total
j~ ii \\N~v"ir \ m. r: ( in i:ch
Hex. T. K. Ho!>inson. Castor
J Alter iuivuny a h;v"h (lav at I.ev
7m r a>,; "!?rtrp-li tin- pastor ?;u
, r_? Mil) >- fi?a?-,. l.o'h clturces war
?s! i'.cii.. . . j?a-;?H.O- /.> ! ch;ci( I^-Uyv
Hohinsou tJelivti ml }l "wonderfu
J Sties.-ave. He preached jis nevei
I t e*'ove.?'Che?rrcssnye was vert
inslrutl:\e and rpliftinjr. We sti!
j riax'c on our " (;); j.st I not her Styt
( Ikih^iTand l.7>. Sintricyf AVi
pray foi . botii :t speedy reaver.
-Mr. and .Mr*. Henjatnin Single)
lare .here front (T.aiiotte, N'. ('. vis
iting Airs, Sitiyley's father a" n t
. .Ii i', Stttcley sick brother.
" t pi. U dlianisUH. r.mlw
i on a ten' days furlough visiting
ntylher and friends.
? ? ?
ill-negro 2nd. Cavalry
ftorses -end-equipment.
W *<8?; - - _? ^T---OT
? ^ ip
vrw \rr,< Wity, jiikI Andr*.^
i;.. ' l- >Jk s "
lil.c Ml 1 nil I . . , ? U, 1 IH I1,
was a shoemaker before h<
Saddler for Troop F. No. 6,
na; SergrCunt George Stewart,
ty, Oklahoma; Private John E,
Icfgers, Indianapolis, Indiana.
At ! o'clock we witnessed s
I I'cjiiii.i. contist. Rev. .1. G. Both
I ,
bunrg. ; us a so:;l stin hiy .scrmoi
v. it!) the senior choir on the stand
ie iiM-d a.> a subject "The ChurcV
is in Jail", found Act fls'll. It wa.<
j \veot and well preached. Nov
i in i e. is where the future churcl'
i ally idayed its part. The child
' t-i'ii that wrrr?rakfrrgr part hrr tin
i|rie.;iam d ne their very best am
' their nues i litis front. about 7 t(
| IS: Kiln Hall. $-1.51; Hortens<
| Reaves $17.00; Ruth I.orick $R.1.0
J Kstell IN hnrdson, $2.55; Kssi<
I II vhardson. $2. lb; - Rui neath Di e
i her $1.10; Eunice X cluing $1.50
Alberta Kitklnnd $.'1.5(1; Kebecct
-j-AV4*e- w>-Mwitha < holey fron
j\, V.. sent $'h7n; Gertrude. Corlej
it)t)e; .lenovii Mills $<N 50 and Mr
! I rudonce preher brought in $2.1(
I v. In. h he solicited from his Wend)
which \\:'s very much unexpectei
Jinnkinif a total of $t'il.7(l and i
i piand otai for (la1 day $7!l.l'd.
i Mrs. Kva i mley is still on th
si. k l;si. Vv pray for her t
-1ii'edy i eco\ t ry.
co are expecting Rev. Mrss Pries
i tor to carry.on our meeting. Com
out again and hear her.
; IM.'TII Kl. A. .M. K. (HI RCII OF J
5__o>\_\va\ k \isr:s .si7ni.ni
^ l.'fx. V!. F Itobinson. I' i-tur^
Vacation Hihli* school was held
i at Bethel A. M K. church front
' i June 11-2" F"! tin* i hidtiuj _o'*
nrTTnwsty: The chrtdrtm utlendvd in
1 lury mi nib* > ? with ait en; platen*
r~ol Cm Tin* teacher.- wnii* sonr
>f the best in (he state; their ser~TiT'Ts
were loyal. faithfulrTnnscien:
iolis amj gratuitous.
The school was di'vided Into de.
;*ai t Ittent-s?wall?s'vi'i d teacher
ill t-iu 11. I.'nit- mil* liiiein tr?
I ea. h denai tmeutal grop. leadin*
. j tp^to the. thcnie for tin* schi.o
The followitej- teacher-* as-*iste
j e.Tth fTie v.ori;; .Mes'lame-. l.nnett
loidnson. Ida i> Reeves. Ne'lie 1'
I l.evisler. .JeanifttV Hem.oinjrway
' ' 11' mlntrWey. Ksther Cartel
Art rude McQueen. ' Chancy.'1.
\?:a:ns Mitfii' l'oak'l , - Allllil1 B
A ilson. C\ cit Newton, W illie M
' "iiy. MTsses Lt ,1a ami Tiiotna
j-i tia I'aijje ainl Catherine Barnes.
I Th.* interest was maintained du
_ :"ir Uic ^casioi'. the children en^
' l csearch "* wen k. and associating
. Christianity with their every dU\
" life.
'! . mi 'vas rendered Sen
' "iii. air exhibition, dm
' i;.ai i.? i ami a religions play
I i'..n : 1 .e mritrton?Sv liool: ?
1 !.:tM on the theme was-yriv
n v.i'li Impe tliat the citi'dien \\;iL<
!i\e more happily together and
u'- rn to l< h tier Christian citizens.
, 1 At -trip- end of the program wa.
a lecnid hrcakjr." da IK* tor Be the
' hnr. h. This rally is for port-has
inv ye" s Voi 'h' rrureh. Tlte cat
j taja> ,i ejioi te-.l like valiant hearted
i . n a ic!: "as to wai
HTJjI.'IP (si vuiii-e.: handled, six
tiea dollars and nineteen -con's
. "as e;(i<i'(l with more reports t<>
come in. - . ' .........
t The eaptajey who renamed \?
_ .v,? . . *1*'... . TV *
| :e I , Iflipil'
-Di-UL-J nL-od '''-J>-" _ Jd s.. S a1 ' i
?| J.ji I;. vS.S"i; M ilill el .Juo':.s"i
(Ii'iii'wi Il.jrS's. ?. 71 >
Alice h'rnnic?, >'! H 11it* Cn
e'.iVi; l/oin'hy Marshall.
I While. >! ?.'in* i)frhvM:
" m!.m ' ;) <>' i. eds from a nuis
i-.al pio"ram sM.ro A dolt captains:
.Mrs. Hriiluh Cause S'2?..'5">
Mrs. Corvio Rodc'Crs $.7.n5; Mrs.
. Ceurjrra- Burt'n. $1?..'i0; Mr?. A.
' B. Wjlson, $1(5.7n; Mrs. Ida .lirti- 1
null, $1* io: Airs. .TiTti:e Cjaw'ford
?'01. !.*"> ?M-rs. I.illi-. (ifissett. ^*T+fr+<?
Mrs Chancy I.. Adams $10.0.." Mis.- :
Mattie Mu'ti i', > 17.4-1: Mrs. Nellie i
| 15. Levister $15.75; Mrs. Is'i?
Lawrence SUMO; Mrs. I':u line V.
J t'!eo<J. $l2r,.(,0;__Mi s. Sarah Lloyd. 1
S17.55; Mrs. Ma/.ie tire?n $U.T.
I Miss Curinne .McCray $<57.80; Mrs I
Jessie Mae I>e\Vitt. $101.80; Mrs I
Nancy Robinson Nod. 10; Mrs. LvUit.Latimer
$105..*>1Mrs. Emma Bu.l
Mrs. Ncta Cochran $1.">.75;
IVirs.- Nancy White, $G0.y0; Mrs. '
Irfei M A D A \
latf l ' 'n
l?]ln - EOK E
1 She never fails to coi
4 .fention of any one,
h3uM| may be She never
marriage with the o
sl-;>urated, discover tl
Kemcmher, she guarantees to br
hit ion of \oiir entire life, cast oil
your way. She guarantees to p
properties, change the condition
you can look back upon your life
been averted had you proper adv
it's not too late yet; call see the
all. What benefit would a readi
to remove the dark cloud w'hich
guarantees to do- to each and ev
Ci'r i 11 < 111 m > lilt' t t m 11.11 nulla ,> '
and force.- until slu- accomplishes
bition of your life. Satisfactio
Separate Room For Colored Pe
and be con\inced. Prices withii
r'- f^ermiMu-nl 1 v?Foeated orv Meeting
, Highway,- next to Rawes Bi
H:00 A. M. to 10:00 P. M.
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'!Nie Green $21.20; Mrs. ^nwie B.
Helton $0-1,1H> Mrs. Ksther farter
> 1 XoT Mi> ATiii???"?C5 "BIbbre"
M: s. * Beatrlc-? White $4'i.4">; Mrs.
vjities Sergeant '.V|\4. Lunette
liobinsun $d4.1t?: Mrs. Dora
lastie S101.X2; Miss Kosu Davis.
>!'. .00; Mrs. Amy (iridium $(j.."!0;
MrsMtebr-oca Bui"*! $20T(M); thcr
..' iijtc frien<l;?_eentri,biited lai go ly
dso Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Burroughs
(white) $100.00; Col. D. A.
SpA'cy (white) $2775; Mrs. A. '!'.
olljus (white) $5.00.
Hev. Robinson the pastor has
worked laboriously?to -jrtttmt?
" e- ortl, the varai ion s( hool. ami ~ <
?r*?i a 1 i> .?tree?fruits?of?his?labor. ) 1 1
'The oie. nbers and friends of
ethei are tnunked lor their << ea.l.o'.
v. itivnt it. s t ess t an '1
t' t. t at" eirplished.
?Ne.iie B. I.i'Aister, rwpoitei' ?~~7
ISA J LtiY BKTHUL
"tikt r st nkws
Saturday-. June 20?Rarley Lie- ; '
hel ( iicuit held it* third qfiaxtOry
conference with presiding filer.
W. S. Minis, presiding at
)ak (. row cliu-H-h. The Circuit
s >iill doing gieut woih in car
-ylnq; mi liu- wxnk^-of-tire chuiaJi " 1
inder their worthy leader Rev.
. >1. Rutins. The .reports wero
'tghiy la.deb by the Rider. 1(
fhii:. :a?moHlllla?under n,e ?!:
ctioii .of S. Jj. Mihis. a live if... .
o Msiv.- Sunday school was con
cieo. Arter wirhh lClder Minis
: a. lied 7i . ery snoi 1 hut?itiapir ' ^
U s' liinm. Klder Minis is a very
tjoi-g pie.oher. full of information.
His people seem pleased to " C
avo him as presiding elder of
he <1 stiict. ..The past with us is
nLnltet of history and now
lands we liave liiade it. The
uttire-' is- anticipations;, hone can i
< 11 what it has in store for us.
With oflieer- a- S. IJ. Minis.- X.
'- itnd< en. R>I>t. >eai It s, .lolimc
'' eeniiua. r. M. Hampton and r.
'J. Yeldell. tiny are determined
o nrai.ytain the historic reputayn
of the Circuit. The pastor,
Rev. J. II. Ruins left with his
Jicck., straight a 11.1.1 cheat- high, on i
.is face _a great. big smile.
- Mm. M. <\ RADDKN.
_ ?Rt-jjoi ter."
ST. JAMKS A. M. T. CIU'RCTl
Kev. J. F. Stanley, Pastor
S1 ndny, July 4th was a very
high day at our church. S.~Sr~t>pen
il at the usual hour, officers at
1 heir post. "At 11 ,^0?serv. ice?bw= ;?vou.
The_pastor,preached a soul
reviving sermon taken from St.
'.like .r>: 111 And Jesus saiil utito
Simon fear not from hencefoi th
ihou shalt catch men. Subject
Personal Evangelism. Pwt-v. Preston
Stevenson of Baltimore * was
here and took part in the service.
^ Miss Colda Stevenson also Mr.
\V. M. Burch is -still on the sick
list; hope, that they- will soon ?re- rover.
?
1 THE L M A S __
t and advisor
your Cityv County or State I
NAME MADAM THELMAN
:itr?l the thought, mind and at
no matter how far away they I
fnilc tr> hrinvr iihnnt n r.nnp/iv fl
ne of your choice, reunite the
ie aai-th's "lost, treasure. 1
inf> about every desire and am
F every obstacle that may be in
romote your business. Bell your '
i of your entire life. Perhaps
and see how trouble could have >
ice at the proper time. Perhaps
woman wfi'o kjiows all and sees ?s*
ng l>e t? you unless she h* able ?
hangs over you; and this she
ery one calling upon her.
our life with the ruling planets
i every hope and desire and amm
guaranteed or no charges,
ople. White and Colored come
1 the reach of all.
; Street in the Trailer on No. 1
arber Shop, West Columbia .
DAYS AND SUNDAYS B
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