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Saturday, July. 17,_1943.-. , X. Above is shown the 11 !>y 17 foot mural, painted by Charles W; White, was recently unvcil: eri at Hampton institute. Titled "Tim Negro's Contribution to Domoeraey in America." it depicts the heroes of Negro history who have fougliJL against anli-dcinocratic forces, symbolized by the figure in tho background clutching Inborn ; and rrrtchtnery?( t h e r - "" IS! ISS 11 EN KV A AN DKKSON PASSES lA NEW YOlUv New York City, July 14?-The of lite tlcath ?f-Miss Cienevn An ftrr^nn. the dantrhU'r ol Kcv. J. I) Anderson wluvdeparted tills hie July ,>th. rshe- formerly lived in >"011.111 Carolina ami aifcriHrri school at Allen University. After the death of 1u r-rrartbor she came to New York to livo with her sister here. She finished. licr education here. Later the rest of the family eaine here to live, includ. injc her father, who once was one of South Carolina's, host pastors. He is now jiastovinp; in New York. Tht\v are _a lovely" family ami have mil' respect alttl sympaMT. 1*1,1'AS A.NT ? BAPTIST (Hi KCII Rev. Witt. (Jrccn, I'aslor The Sunday school convened 10 o'clock conducted by the assistant Supt.. Dea. (Jehrjtfe Yotinji- and a splendid session was held. ? -The i Vmstnr prea-hed ' at the upper chiirch 111 Fairfield comity. On' sick list is hrothhur Jhone Davis, Little Jhone Lil'ian Taylor "who"'is4mprnvinr' from a Wj*oU?? 1 a";- if - ' % fi ill III. I lilllll' .Uiil* Vll'C'l'll who has been ill fan sometime is improving lino, and is the Supt. of tho Sunday school of'Mount I'loas ant Baptist church. Sit<t*w*?Grcon is a vOry splendid vorkX'r anions children. She knows ho>y..tp ^uin the hearts "of The little folks. 1 Sister Green is to be eotbmend. v eel for Iict work here where, there "Y\7'HEN Functional Nervous __ JfV_Di&tnrbances Rueh as Sleeplessness, Crankiness, KxcitabiTity, ?. Rwlessness or Nervous lieadache interfere with vnnr wnft? r>r ruMI yoilf good times, take br. Miles Nervine (Liquid or Effervescent Tablets) Nerv6tas Tension can make you Waftefhl, Jittery, Trfithble.- Ner? vous Tension can cause NeTvods Headarhc and Nervous indigent tion. In times like these, we are more likely than usual to become ^ overwrought and nervous and to wish for a good sedative. > Dr. Miles Nervine is a good sedative ?mild but effective. If you do not use Dm/Miles Nervine you can't know what it will do for you. comes in Liquid and Effervescent Tablet form, both equally soothing to tense and over-wrought nerves. WHY DON'T YOU TRY IT ? *Get it at pour ilrugi-stoi;<s ErfyrVescent tablets. 35* and 75#, _ . Liquid Ttt and $M0. Head three" tions and use only M directed. it'- ' : . ' . i ..i. _ _ . j Negro's Contributioi W ^jBj S\ \j fcs|. a "K IK a. j K- ^ ?^ 1 ; means of production) and l?y tl j Colonial Tory in the lower lef l hand .corner, \vlrt> destroys a hi by which the Provincial Conjjre! I In 1775 sought to outlaw the sa j or iinpoftiltton of slaves irr-Ainct ca. Crispus Attacks shov. falling before the guns of tli redcoats jit P.oston. and behind tl llritish. soldiers is Peter Side) --wW killed -Major PUxaim_at 15 ui . has not been ? Sunday schooi f< j six years. Sister Mnttic Young is hai I from Columbia hospMal and sist< j .uary r.ncazer is in ine iios|?11ii i ST. PAl L A. M. K. CHL'KCH 1 Kc\, \v, ( . ?>wcHfv4ia5tffr St. I*aul A. M; K. Sunday sohoi - rouvened at its usual hour. Tt lesson was wonderfully flisrufsr ! by the different classes after wide I i splendid review by the teache I We were plad to have with u ' Miss Lois C. Hishop a gradual I of Allen university, Columbia'. After Sunday school we went I iSt. lames and tliere we enjoyc ' a. sweet short swinon. At 3 we returned to St. Paul In eii.i<i i Missionary prop-rant given h Missis Willie Mao Kirkjand an l'oiothy XclOins for the youn M issionarv. At 1 oylorl; we wcnl to SafT Peter to pav our last respect t our tnend .Mr. Hrunner. Mrs. Kvh Corley is getting nlon fine. Wo pray for her to contiau io improve. Rouu'iiiber .Io Si. Pa; the livst week in August to lien Kev. .Mi'ss 15. Prioster. AIM,I Fl{ CM \PKh A. M.'K. KC'H Kcv. H F. Sampler. Pastor J Sunday school opened at the us I nat timo with all officers perfon | ing their duties. Quite a numhc -{-turned out. The lesson was we taught'and beautifully distusso< Liro. Ptler- and his class havin raised tiie highest amount of moi iy.. won the banner. :?The pastor at?11 :i50 Immght a inspirit}*; message which cause many hearts to be made gla< Quite a large" number came ot and many visitors. At K:.'?0 th castor gave another stirring- nun sage wliicli fed the souls of quit j a few. We are" asking that th 'Members please do their duty o Sunday. ^ Miss Freddie Lyles and Mr; ltosalir Wd trams- are here ,?pen? ing awhile with Mrs. 1.. I. Prat and family. We pie always happy to sec on I boys in the army. Mr. Eugeii Singleton the son of Mv. (J. L. Si gieton, worshiped with us whil . here nn fUrlou gh. 11 e is statione in Texas. We are asking him t Pmimo a n'o .'r\ o??/l ...lit. -j? ?tijojj?uv/iauiiJ \A_Uil 11 We are sorrv to hear of tli death of one of our mcmbei mother, Mrs. Pauline Harris \Vh is to be funeralized Monday t 4: ,'iO. We extend our sympath to.the family in their hour of b< reaveroent. Again we are urging you t rome out. The? boys thai? ai fighting really needs your prayer Won't you please come out an pray with us? When in Newberry, come 01 and visit us. /ION CANAAN HAlTIST CHURCH Rev. M. I'/ Pearson, Pastor Qfofn t>o ,.h C n Tl.. I II i n , . I. V . lilt' pa! week has been a very pleasant or for Ziojn Canaan. From .July fit through July 11th a' program < the Pastor's Second Annjyorsjw was hclrf. Rev. J. PeWftAh, brotl ?r of Rev. M. P. Paarson waft tt capable speaker of UM week. Eac j , ' ni'.u, - L tiTci Democracy > l jtfi jt *j TKlI. ? ' - ? *r' ^ ip ker It ill. Nat Turner (with flam-1 t- injr torch) and Denmark Vcs'ey (on II I hoi schack) lo?l armed 'revolts a*s j ghinst slavery before Kmancipa1p lion. Fred Douglass ir shown with 'D.-f-fhp Negro?UniVMi soldiers -ulnin; ii hr nerst aded Lincofyv to use in the e ! Civil War. Harriet Tubman. Peicjtcr Still, and .Sojourner Truth arc a.'oilier heroes of "slave" days." In ii_Llhe right foreground, George u n.iglil he preached highly and with j much inspiration. I< j Eae auxiliary rallied against the h jthers putting forth a great effort d. j to receive the honor of the most [. f Monday evening the Missionary ?1 eirrle was in charge. Tuesday ov?| eu.iljgu trustee hoard; |Wodnos4ayM j oning, choir? We were engaged in fe } religious services throughout ttm'<1 I day on SuifcTay. - The Supf. ealletfi h j the Sunday school to order at the ' 1 designated time. Visitors 1: Misss. "es Ida Mac Glover, Mamie Taylor? r ' Revs. Lane and Scott.' The morir' ing message was brought to nr. by ? the pastor. We were delighted to ,f' have a number of soldiers present ^ along with other visitors. Sunday v afternoon the Deacon hoard wa "V" in charge." Favorbit ""soTojT" were given b.y Mrs. iPnrsy ISoulnr and K Mass Mattie Luc McDonald \ . recitation was given hy Masic r 1 Moses I hitler. Remarks nit the 0 f-.ivC?.x- 11. : given !?y Den. .T. F. Anderson, , chairman of the Deacon hoard. Rev. Scott tlicn gave highlights of (l his service. Rev. Lane delivered ~ a In lef-Ttttri-mSpiling message^? Because of the unfavrahle went-h er on Thursday evening. which was scheduled as the special night JW the Sunday school, its program J was postponed" tint il Sunday nit e*: In to midst of inclement wealhei j during the week a sum of ?I80'.H7 I . was raised. | I The choir has proven to he the _ most popular auxiliary of the i church by raising a fund of .$ '!?.- j 1 >2. Reports pf other iltixiltnvhrt j ' were as follows: Missionary circle ^ $21. fin; Sunday school. $21.f>t>; j 1 Deacon hoard S21.27; Usher board j $14.46 and Trustee board fcUJ.ilb. 4j V\ e appreciated all ot the vTsrn . tors, friends and members for the | ' wejl support throughout the anni . J versary week. We were very glad to have Die.1 J Rufus Missouri hack in pur set- j vice. Pfc. .Missouri' is a member ul Zion Canaan and is How homo 1 on a furlough visiting his mother, j Mrs. Conic Missouri. Gladys Butler, reporter I ul - --1 (.ii Biiui M:WS |J| Sunday was a beautiiul day and , }-)!.> I.ugl- HUV.II iUllMKIl'll OlIIHIH.y lc (school. The lesson \v:is taught l?y . -'-j the. ' - i .1 Misse-s Blossie Mae I.ytes audi ic Hazel Ruth Mitchell and William j '8' M. Mitchell visited Misses Con- i l(* nie and Krancena Cliuk .Sunday, y The church party Saturday nitc Was very successful. I Miss Connie Clark gave a birthday night party for Miscss i<i and Mi. J. I.. Hill June 25th J Manv very useful gifts were re11 ceivcd. A large crowd attended. On the sick list: Miss Ituth Dennis. We hope for hejpa spec- I dy recovery. i 3Tr. and Mrs. Quincy Taylor i visited Mr. I). J. Hracy and fain^ Ujf it he fourth Sunday. s j, .Misses Connie and Frnnccnia >f jCWiti and Messrs. M. C. and Way 'V ' rtalXU'.J 1 ,v mini Heiiiiis visaed mr. ariu MVS. ^ James Mitchell Hud family Sunh day. THE I . | WL r JUHRB! ^ TT^ V T^HR ^k i* ^MK^mVU H * &tik. \W^F8l^JA If JH %x htiBSt -?'*' * ^ 1 Washington Carver. Booker T. | Washington, Marian Anderson. Ferdinand Smith. Paul Robeson. :ind Lendbclly. are easily_rggpg _ nk'.ahle. The group in the center iummuuid _remeienls._llie eontemporary Negro family. T h e yoiliik man i's holding a blue print typifying the planned society, free of fioeial wrongs, for- which th6 ' Negro lights today. F.d Jones Photo. RKK'DY BRANCH MAYS Although Sunday was a dreary ! day there were many on the move. -?. S. was conducted hy tlie Supt. "The lesson was taught by Miss l.eora Townsel from iUfne Creek a erarluatc from Sabala high. A~C= tee S. S. ? veuy nice Children' Cay program was fi5uEEetE An pen ring 'on program wrre Mir-s Floise Williams who rang a rMo title. Just a Closet; Walk 'With Thee, and Miss- K. Minick. title: You Can't Take FiveVybndy for Your Friend. There were also several other beautiful numbers both singing and speaking.' Very trtting "tntfrs were made by Mr. Townsel. Mr-. Bobbie Ihiniel also _Alr. Ih.nin .Wil.i' ii ami .-Mr. -Joe l.o|lgl)t"(g|lt, . Aft' l the pi 1 'grail) eorleetion v.as taken nniooiitiug to $1.1.(10. The one with tlie highest amount was Mr. t.ouis Samuel. $1.81; Miss K. Minic!:. $1.25; ; Mile Bobbie Mac iTcirin Sl.ilO. Alt \ ere rtwsivdcd niv/es. Little !t?rtr\'" | Mac MosIcy raised the hnrbest a| mount in t lie I Kit and also was uwaidc.d a nri'/.c. We then feast on nil ;r<'0(i things to eat. Visitors: Mr. Lawrence Daniel and family; Mr. Krncst Townsel "and family; Mr. Ned Daniel and family; Mr. Willie Gray and family: .Mrs. Map :r v Luc Williams, all from Mine Creek; Mr Toir.mir Williams and family irom Pine Hill. Our Victory Garden picnic war held - Saturday and was really a nice affair. MP?. Alary Crawford sold cream and .Mfr*?Alon/.H Mobley sold hash and many other ihinjrs were so id. Air. Berry Gle"n and family; Mr. Lawrence Daniel and family also many others were present., We wish to thank our ajri /culture teacher for the wonderful erifts he sent t?? the ones . ..4 who- had fine gardens who were: Mi's. Rcgina Mathis, Mis. Janie Minit'k. Mrs. Mamie Hcrrim Mr. I lamp Wilson. Mr. Hen Loo JackMm ami Mr. Alonn/.a Mol?l<y. Annie Margarettc Merrill, / remittor ? ; 1 W.MKULOO N'KWS Smyrna A. .M. E. Church Key. Thomas I'. Ituyl?rr I'astor Sunday, July 1 Sunday" school ! opened" ?t~thc Supt. and teachers present; also some visiting friends from Ninety Six. The lesson." was well tAutfht l.y Mrs. Fletcher from Ninety Six; and reviewed hy the pastor. We had a wonderful Sunday school. AfteE rsvhich wq went into service. The_Ji;^stor preached a very inspiring sermon. The see und serMon tva* vawolfed on no- 1 count of raiti. It was to have been pVeitrhct) by ftev. Ctihy ftbtn ftod 11fies. tfe hftd plenty to drink hnrl | eat. The collection was good, k*Xl * ** :* V I i,.- ' . i ** : f?ALMETTO LEADER New# In And t he fl orest i ity Jiy Knsalic 1 >. I>?% is . \ Cleveland. Ohio The- I' y i?1 jr Needle' Social t'lnh p nh'Krd in In-autiful Wailc I'aik. mar i W?" M'um'Uih of Art on -Friday, Joky?~ i\ jollv I inm was ciiioycil hv all Mii, Olive Hiirliv White k "tin ] president .of this-gronp. Mr.. Mo Lie Snowden, secretary. \ isilors Mr. llc-nry Serhjrj'in;. Sr.. oi liirmiiiehnm. Ala., ha; returned home after visit/ng relatives ami ''friends. ? While in re. lie va-; '. u house truest of'Mi . ami Mi. . |'nr\ A .el an y?of?Knni?Kv?? Th e M i s sn? Sarah a mi A lion .dates of Lagrange, (ia.. were week-* ml visitor:;. ui tin- lion-T- ol Thoir aanfnii'l tomtit.--,?Mr:1,, l-it-vrra IJupree ami Mr. ami M<i. II l?a\is, respectively, of Kail 'J.', street. . . - - doing Away Mr. anil Mrs. Warien A. John son of .'i loo K. loll St.- w ill leave this week for Seneca. S. Whilt there, they , w i'l I he- the boost guests <>f -Mrs. I., (lastaway, the mother ol" Mrs. Johnson. This and That Frie.ntls of Mrs. I.iila f'link.-cales of l^\ h7 !>t., Tn an>1. around Helton St (' v >. ui i... -to know lliat -die is milch inVpTovid after a serious illness. Friends of Mrs. .Mildred Wiggins Foster and Mrs. Annie Witrpins Iteeke, hi- a<pd around Calhoun and Seneca. S. ('.. will he inleiested in , know inr that t!ies( gracious ladies are still quite charming. ?We are deeply?grieved??heat of the death of Mr. 'William CJi-ant and Mrs. F. Micks of Seneca, S. C. The bereaved families have our sincere sympathy. * The Union services between St. James AME church a:ul_tbe?A+Hioch Baptist church will begin on Sunday evening, July 11. The initial service will be at the Antioch Baptist church. Dr. Joseph Gomez will preach. ? "Oh I.ord. und-Master of- oh all Whate'or our natnc or sign. We- own Tliy sway, we hear Thv call Wc test our lives by Thine." STf JAMES \. M. E. CHURCH Rev. K. L. Moore, I'astor Sunday was a beautiful day ai S- Jfinirs. Our Pa -t... IS-v ' Mr Moore preached a wonderful soi irojl from the siihirrt The Eight of the World. Si. John I :! . Oh Sunday aftVuiioon the Choir w ent to SI. Matthew church to render music. Rev. \V. S. Young, pastor. Mrs. Ola Mae Brier of Columbia was the week end rues! of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Counts. Mr. and Mrs.'J. Hoard and'r"?mu were -the dinner quests of Mr. and Mrs. \ h.u-iio ' no..- c > >?> | I iih'i. .M J'.C. Vernier Wade of Columbia i_ s. spendinc: a wrrk-\vtTTi~her mother Airs. .Marie Hollo,v and aunt Mi;,. .Mary At woods. < ")?1. I-'redder < i:i r\ < !' I 'm 1 Hen day I'ur'ouy; visiting his "wife Mrs. Hose |.or* (!;Vry. .Mr. Kddir Ceortre Curry is \isitinr*' Ids parents Mr. and Airs, .lor Curry. Little Milliard. Kddie and liorothy Louise Crooks of Charlotte. N. C. i-.'vtvW. Wise.. Mrs Kssie I'arker raised on her rlnli a total of SHHI.OS: Mrs. Inez, .^'niiih that was the ohil.1 .1 . .1 ' 111*11 t iiji". i Mnci'i raisen ?000 amounts. The total far the (lay was S'll;". IT. Wo went over the lop for tile day. HotH'ianH - .-VmlorKcro, repnetcr. . Don't Let C R AY HAIR , Count You Cut! _ . t . - CftUfirtg Tour Hair This Easy Way Iff you <vant to brirtg a new, rich color to your hair ? start using Godefro^'s Larieuse Hair Coloring now. It acts quickly and directions in the red hox make it simple to apply. 2 You'll he amazed at how evenly an<TeasTIy.if goes~on. Won't rub off or wash out. 3 Insist on Larieuse, known and used for 45 years. Your dealer will refudd money if you're not 10075 satisfied. , // your dealer doesn't have Larieuse (.LARRY USD send St. 25 direct to . . . Godefroy Af/g. Co., 35/0 Olive Street, St. Louis, Alo, CAUTION: Ut? Only at DtratlaU on labal * V "" ,*> ' ' " "* C'UPE NEWS Rev.-I . I". IHirKC.-'.i IM THf? 'Sjndaj \va-. a \cry nh:a-ant ?l-? for chur? heaters ami l?>"k adcin fsrrr ?'f 1 'i,'s opportunity and ere -it ilicit- (hurt*!). Wr hail quite a lively S S. op 11tc (o>'ifl Hope rir ?-tmt. Th?' pastor tool, oart as n.-. pal letivim* aviHi the olTii era. ami v. hoiai s some very I?? ; 1??i' ' I lumplils.?Kollov im- n~ liberal eon 1 rihntion to the S. S. I he officer. .111 I members engaged ip an in teres!in?" |?r;ivot serv' e. Tin pastor then came forwaul 'am! prrt-a Irrr! rr-rTfln-lrt-Htf^-m-moo lioie -aLitl. U:a subject Bread of lleav "n. His sermons are yetfin,if he! Sunday niu'li'. K< \. TT IT ""TiTTF"* pet son?beinfr=*imlisno:;ed v as tin He to till his appointment :e speaker nn our .Missionary pto jrrant. ami a train Rev. Ruffes came before ami preached - is to toueh any bclicv erV heart Tito pr' trt tun was sponsored by Mrs. I!;itt;e Uampfim.' president. We ha?! quite, a' s;Oceess in this (litvc. It was a slipper cmit-sl 'Jlltl i tftvlne tt'?p ! 1>'? - " the ,-lippers. ttn~ raised iIn1 !:if1 est ...amount and Hamnton . second. On next Slinday. July 11 at *1 ::;o Rev. 0. 1!. I'ur^e.NS father bi Rev. C. C. P.urpess will peach :? ' Good Hope. ('onto ami briny yon ! ?I'l iemfs. XV-e?11nn I?i).i; U a. . e1*-e* "11 diiy Mr. Jake-Snells and Mrs. Kinnia Lou Sumpter oi" Washington. I> i.Mr. Ma.vfield Frazicr from an base and bis cousin L. Uawki; ; e.: Greenville; Mr. James Guiny;.: 1 and I .eon Isaac all iir. the navy training camp. Mr. Dan Huggi?1.:Messrs.. Franklin and Arthur Cmb of Winston-Salem, N. C. These were week end guests. They returned home Sunday p.m. after a brief stay with relatives. 'Mrs. Lurlino Hair Ms' now vising-her brother and family i n Winston-Salem, N. C*. Mr. Jack Johnson is very busy .. <.mo|<?i i iiik \ egoiauies, en". Id . Columbia. Vcrv l"r linn Mrs.^ Daivy (?. Oliver of Ashe villo V c w:is a visitor nf in : sister and other t datives a No her daughter of Bowman. -Her-dough trr, Mrs. Rosalie Roslr r< -ait elitelent teacher of East' Middle near Rowman. A. H.vSumptcr, reporter ST. CETfcRS A.M.Ii nil ltt ll Ke>. B. C. Scott, Castor t^merSlT?"Sunday proved to lie a highly successful day at SL. Cetera church. Our pastor tleliv* ^fred a hunting message from Rev. 1:1, subject The Poor Was vfpi'iicci. w e were Messed w ith a larco crowd. Collection $51.17. Cpl. John Scott who i- t ion rd at t'liiim near 1 Milium. N. H. -client a l'cw days with parents, Rev. II. C. and .Mrs. .Mara a ret Scott. Miss Ruhy C. Kcitt and Mr, "N'alhaiiTcT TTaJtifs yvefc luippily niavried at the hmne <>f the Bride's parents. Mr. O. C. and Mrs." Rosa I'.. Kcitt fiatuhlay eyVninpr. Only relatives and tiVnr friends were present. Pastur-H. ('. Scott officiated. Mr.-. Ycr-nelle Wearing Daviand Mr. Kueiic Davis are lite happy recipients of a tine I why Iw.y. Our "visitors: Mrs. Maud Sunders Martin, of Augusta. (la.. Mr. Russell and Mrs. l.niu Saell Smith; and .Mrs. Krtha I.ee Mollis. of Imiladclphia. Pa.; Mr. Frank and Mrs. Rehecea Clover Moss, of Baltimore. Md., Mis. Joannetto Brunson, of Florida: I Mr. Eugene and Reheeca Zeitilei Matthews, of New York City and Mrs. Martha Aiktjn and ehiidren of ('harlotto, X. ('.: Mvs?Ottssie Asberr.v of Eutawville is \isitine Miss Ma Vine Black. 'f "Mr. Charlie MWcIroTT. ~son tt t Mil! (-HW1I \lii-a?.il M.,,1 Inly ' ij|4< ihn linnniful ! > i-. ... lit X 1 /I Iff || (l|?l . Mr. Willie Zeigler of St. John Baptist church worshipped with tt*- Sttrrdav. Our sick are Mrs. Martha .John son, Mrs. I.ela Bovart, Mr. Roland S'niinarr Tfrrrh Mrs. Mnrthn Jenkins. We hope for them a spec dy recovery. Teachers and students from Cameron attending the sttmmet school at State College, Orangebnrg arc Rev. B. C. Scott. Mrs. Crura R. Black, Mrs. Rosa KeithMrs. 'C.ladys Black Kobe. Mrs. J Mayme B. Thompson. Miss YerI melle Iriek and Miss Oeneva Jenkins. Mrs. Sophia Murray KAitt, wife of Mr. ArnMt C. Keitt i A very much "Ittdteptfsed at this ^_ ~ 7v ' ~L HAMPTON UE< H EttE .:% SSyf^^W a.'.I >< * ;:r^ .? I Mi:'.' Ir- \V. \V !-> j * f 1 If i V ' It' I lute? t 'M'i'iil. Nfym -- cdi'TV f". A. < "?.:?:*.? ? :?i of i " -. u|' 1? '. t.is?-.: iiU'i,t :t. <!'!i; j:i i.:ii:ii-:- of ri:c < \% r i t i: i: . ~ Mr. .1?-!-Uiv- i- visit:ny 'lis mviIWi'.;- : .11?i cni'M!< !:. ! " .Mis. .M;r;i;c! Scot! Ir!'" with Iter .-;<u C.i.. ,!"!is' Scott i'>>- Dim hrtMi. N. < .. to \ i i: :vl;. 1 rs. .Mrs. I?!. i: t ?t i Si.cli and little lausrht'i- \?f rcrMTMt:1 '.> r?*Tt nr. H ItoiiH' iit'c1' ;l |. |h( MU-.-ltiWl! \\ : '1! hush:i!l(l nil'! full,. it Mr. ( heistian S'tivil at I'liiki lelpldu.. i'u. imm: cuiivi: - II M'TIST t nrnf?- ? _ U''v. H. It. M ashim'ton. r.-u.int t1i on i?! '<11 * -- S. :i I?11' i:11 11< HI' H" ">t'.i t, The iSlJ ! 0' gFT'AYlTTft nttd-4?y R?*\*r R.- I.;-I>?r?kit?? . I. (iridium v.-ci" in the rcoiriiuv. The I'lisioi [>: a'etied ;. t i - i tif'ptj;'. r<! (.'in- <\aii'lii|at<'? r'fctiiiniiiinn s"i' | \ it os were carried out very rt'u. picss'ivciv piuI the suiril. tail vn'v h'ijrli. -Fn ftp- afternoon the S?'vcn Sea'-: protiiniti was iieM. ihv. H. p.. W'astlimgt?>n was rra-ter of euromonies ami "Mr. II. 1.. ilnhhjn (white) ii'/'r 1 a- : ma- le-ni ! ' speaker pri;r nnl ten mintttes J lie . loilnwiiu? Par! iciiialeiT: T7ev I. P. Ciialiatn. P. I.. Pinkihs. IP Jackson, S. I . (" ?< henm. P. I'M w at Ms. f. I . P. .1, '.Inhnsiiii. Tlie I. ,t < I i? s thai wore tap tains lit' tin ?i I's v.'?Mesilaitios S. A. Hall. >'1".IS; Sara'". Tiilwel! . M.sii; 7. ill Hi'"!;." siPPMl: .\ti;* i P.. Miuilxvan . sl't.teJ: .Tapir Pinny si 1. !.'!; S :I! s Pinkivnn Sa rah Warren The" era. in! total $la*5.<ij. W e. hmi nnothe ' trl ;ni'iI meet in'.;'. t hanks (n <?u>' this iirit e in -Mia 1 \\:iv. Puling the past week we have flint-r:ii i/.: il twn e.' p.i church' walker1: Mr-. Pal v .!"Miser, aiul Me NV!-> I'.ii 'Iw;.! e iim - nf our nl'ii si eii i/- us. The t'ni oier w .iit the (i'.aiiii'i) t i re", .e A M K Ziott . h'.H'h of tin- why. ' . Si. I. are" >' . -hv? Mr*. TJ. IP !|:l;l. Mr. < lie':' Yo"pe\. Mi's. t'ur:; laeksfiii. M?.-? Ol.i iiia-liien whh iV hi ! '-i - iiii.il he-ler ilointr ?ii.'' i; \'f. : - PV - ! .;! r.ve Mr. ( . \i!;ip s h >.?. : ... ' in- Pan asti r ho-p'tal ; ; t ; wet ks ill ross*.? I p!e. '*i iy i P ".'i!er. -ei?i'Ti: Cu | nr. .. it": . Mr.": S.wie We Rowdm . i'y are ir t roifd |i;i: <n!: o'" li'fic t -: l.nhy. ;i scv( i :??i i !. ; 11 ijviiii;.! Mster I.ee.Mot fit i ;. ).] baby are doing fine. Mis M Mcrr'u- WVsliiir.'ton an : l- ; ' > < 1?" :5;it;.-, spent ti.e \ it!; riiii in ( h;teloltV witli . re'at i'. < -. ? !'. Ft eenun Washing toil had h'.* "rc'o M'. Wpstbrooks ot '"fie i. .. "f I'.e >'avy. _ TTF?M:dv A!:.,v>f?*ti? ffivugiif 'fitsuiviv.e inert in ? > from the \Vo" 1 i t e-M.'U I". Messrs IV Tiihvoll, Johnson of Washington. I) ('.; Mr. ami Mns. f aIrlwi'Ii iiinl JYLl. and .M.II. Jtalr. I v ai ds ot Concord. N. C.t Mr. and I Mrs. ('. Mol>i y and their siste* of | Rock Mill: Mrs. Rlinn JAim pk ins , of Washington: Mrs. Witiia Mat! | CaMweTT and son oT Y\ mston-Sa lcm. vpvc recent visitors hero. Miss Covreliji Nettles is impro\ mc nicelv. Tlio following yerror men will leave for the a. any on the 10th: j Messrs .1. P.. Rai her. Wille Perry I- rue num. Washington. Clayton (lai tl'p?- for the nary. Several parties were given for (Item before they, go. Mrs. .Tanie TMnkrns and Miss Alien Hall went to ChnTfrvtfp on ?! business trip. .Messrs Pat K. Hall and .1. Tidtvell have gone to Washington on .variation. ??? The revival meetin* wWl begin tf ' , PAGE THREE 5 J rWVES MI HAL -M f\ ' ?<> k i* y " ' { ;:1 te, * - - i' B??T# . . ' ? r a " i ? ^ '^?V'!i^^^;;j , .' .'-* ? .' I ". | * ? ?' : ' 5 CI " ' ': 1 >r*' ' ^ ' :* ^ ; '; :!.'' '; ' 1 onwahl Ftind rii?' >-1. .presents his j ih ' on tr> fit >! ! iic 1 ft cy,' O h a pi aift i y. i< ,Ih; of Act.inn I'res- >3 Kil !>ros I'hntn. . Mt; Xi?>t: lkmiist church <>n ti n j K . 11.,-Gray ?f Ryek Hill , , v. it! <l.,i i1)!' nrt^i. hin-j.- Let us at* -J lUnd all ii*.c,"{injr?. -4 i ? 1 I'INF GKDVE \. M. H. CHURCH Ki v. .1. K. Dixon, i'astor i | - r . j Sunday was the pastel's day at yj I rvovideiicr all!i<ui<rh we had a nice 3 ( limmvi! out f?H S. S. Jhe ^ ! S"' . and her tuff '"Were at"-their ~ v, ! ?>;. A title l<*sson waft ipterestt n.srly t?.,^-tv\i* t? !I hy their teachers, j Atter S. S. the choir had rehears-, j Mr. "Theodore flrnurr ?( .Peaks ? I '''' <! Mrs Annli< Mae .Summers of I 'i nJ'i.t were < -ailed t<? N'cw York "_j J.tq JJxe bedside _of i heir sreji broth" 1 ' r. M_r ..hum's Riiigt'i:, Mis. 0| pin I in (Jitehnat -f" Green woocf a I v > re nrt'c visit iug- hr'r brothers t I and sisters,. The reporter spent ' !lu'.o days in. I'oiNivria last week v, ,'tt.en iiifcrthe* W. U.A, convention. j A\ 'die there she was the guest of , y. and Mrs. Krnest Miller. A |>e . u st 'V was enjoyed. The two hays' session was a success. j A!!?iv)W(a showqij, 1 HO percent. jj , \\ c had tunne distinguished visi- 1 up. i Us.?Xann v. hi to in in 4 I'-tci's wile of Pomaria; Rev. J. -a | P. Curry, mothor.tXouise "GTasgo i "din is one hmufj;ed and three J Ivtiiis ?ld aiid jis.,.%Jill, active and 1 "several others. The bid W. M. A..-J "se.icty is marehjny' on under the 1 !ea?ler>i:ij) <>f the Grand President " Mi's.?Maggie I.ayg, who prcsiMefl?" . it; "ii:j cheerful 'way. The tables "* were ljo'..iit!lully spread with ev- fl r yii!ii o palatable. ' .M . I ii-iid.v .'leazer who was ! icunl .nit'j.nie attnv .left, for Ft ) J a el;.son last Monday. We are '3 i li<>|'inii hII our U'\vs much success. Miss ..I. J.. ih?y*l, reporter J aooooooo.wo o<^<j<fo^r>yp3croaixe? I n^vid n FllicAn ^ ??~ V? juuiowu J General Insurance | Hftiicsl ant. efUc.jent attention | given to all business placed wiih me 'A ' , . | - PHONE 5717 ?| Ift HONESTtV^ 1 |V^ \- ? : > v ?i 9 --' 4' ' ?