The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, July 17, 1943, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
_ Saturday. July 17, 19 P
LEi^VlTuT HERAlX) ^
(Hate?burg Combined)
Mrs. Olivia P. Draft. Reporter' j.
Our community lias been sad- I j
*-- dtned recently ?iv --account oi !.^
deaths. Miss Lue Ellen Ethridgel;
o. Batesnuig passed to the great
beyond on July 2nd. She wax tuuerulized
July (itli, by Rev. R. I..
"Brown, assisted by Rev.- N, L. '
ized at St. John CME chuvclCpf
which she was a member.ite- ((
marks by Mr. L. C. Cook. She |
leaves to mourn her dc^jh, her ]
father and mother, MivT a#td Mrs. ^
Alex Etheridgtv three' brothers
ami three sisters and &;'host~ qC ;
relatives and friends. v$aj53nij}tes "
were pall bearers -fuuPV' flower
girls.".She was sick about a". week.
Mt.~ Ctyrence Feaster ;wtrrt ta-~i'
ken sick Saturday night J^ ^o, / (
p^sed away Monday Juty"Rf H* j
wW funeralized Tuesday the 6th J
He leaves .a father and mother, ...
Mr. and Mrs. David Pcaster, two
brothers and three sisters, and
a host of relatives and friends to (
mourn his passing. Mr. Peastei j
was ojily 18 years old and Leesvd|^was
proud of him. He was
a^^B3 graduate of Hampton Hi
scWol. Remarks on his life were
made by Mr. L. C. Cook and Mr. |
James Boyd and others. Rev. R. (
L. Brown, assisted by Rev. N. L.
~ Rush nflicialcd at the funeral Sci vieps.
Pallbearers and flower
firls were school and classmates. _
lev. J.- K. McAdams pastor was
(urt able attend the funerals on
tfw'ount of being ill. ? ?L?
Mr. Leckia Wheeler was funeralized
Sunday "afternoon at > o'clock.
He died July 7th in the
| Veterans' Hospital at Columbia. 1
| Rev. N. ,L. Bush, pastor of the '
UliVe tSrantrh" Baptist chipch oHi- :
ciated. The deceased leaves a 1
wife Mrs. Pauline Wheeler o f ^
Batcburg and other near relatives
and friends. Friends of the
deceased were pall bearers and.
ushers of Olive Branch (lower 1
gilds. The remains were laid to
rest in the church yard with the | '
U. S. A. flag.
These families have the sympathy
of?thcii?friends in their
bereavement.
Mrs. Ada D. Ladamore passed
away Ji ly It; but remains were
carried - to Gcdrgia for funeral '
and burial. ? ? ' {,
1 I ?3'r. iMtS
Released b? tJ. 8. War Department Br
( SCOTT FIELD, ILLINOIS?R
from the radio operators and mcch;
Air Forces Technical Training Co
tion ceremonies were held. Left
dictorian, 1820 Norfolk Stieet, Tut
49th Street, Chicago, Illinois; Privs
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;; Privat
First Class Edmund- C. -DcVeaux,
IIEI) HILL BAPTIST CHl'RCH 3
Rev. H. E. Taylor, Pastor i j
J i
-Leeds ? Quite a large crowd at 11
Sunday school. The collection \Vas \
. -good. The devotional exercise v
was conducted by Dca. M. P. 1J
Bowser and Dca. J. M. Grogoi*y. 1 j
Aftor which -a wttrin ate-rsage ( i
was brought us by the pastor. , v
many 01 me mcmoers wont toil
Purity baptist church to attend j o
a funeral, which was a very sad ; I
occasion. t
M iss Mattie Mae Coleman left v
Friday for New York City where
will attend six weeks sum- g
" sctmoh ^
Mrs. Hemphill Brown and mo- |1
ther Mrs. Mary P. 'Brown, Mr. v
and Mrs. Luther Gregory, Mrs. \
John Vander Brown were dinner
guests of Mrs. Mattic Wiikes.
Mrs. Ejizabeth Head of Wash- J
nutonT ItC., is home visiting fa- r
iBMr. 'no. Bowser.
Miss Rosa Lee flerndon left f
Monday for Baltimore to spend ~
the summer, * ' .
Mrs. Maggie^Dillard of Kansas c
City, Missouri left Sunday for (J
home. She reported a very pleasant
stay while here visiting hei {
f"ier Mrs. Sallie Foote. #
ra. Lottie Crank- is home af-_ 4
spending a week in Custom*.
iN.v-., witn ncr oroiner. ^
Mr. Gra?ly Watson of Char I
lotto, N*. C., is home visiting wife
and children.
Mrs. Flossie Crosby t and Mrs. 1
Essie Meador spent the week end
in Spartanburg with sister Mm. <t
-?Millie Crosby. . ... .. \'i
The Children's day exercise
the Ebcnezer Baptist church oir
Sunday, despite the heat was a
^_f|sy>R8, The Red Hill >uwlny
school and Bethlehem Sunday
school took part in the exercises.
Collection for the day $45.50.
Mr. and Mrs. M- P. Bovyper an t
^ - nounca the marriage ol their 1
I" lOK Ml. Odell?Bowser to .Miss
Mr. J. F,. Boyd was enllcd into
lju* Army July 5. Ik- is now at
F>11?N. C.
Mr. T. 4,. Lcnon was also called
Inly 5; but lias lieen^ exempted
iml now at his home in Charlotte,
\. Alr. William Humphrey |
was railed, but" now at home oil I
i ISrday furlough.
I lie sick: Itev. .F. K. Mr Ad
mis. .Mis. WilhelmTiur Adger, Mrs
Amanda Adger, Mrs. Mary Boyd,
Mrs. Mary Rowc, Mrs. Lula A.
Thompson, Mrs. Carrie JlelzeT~~
Mrs. Laura B. Carter and two
ihildren; Mrs. Creed, Mr. T. F.
Drafts, who is now bark in the
hospital. Wc hope for them a
speedy recovery.
Visitors: .Mr.?Persia Fknve- r>LN'e'.v
York is visiting his brother,
Mr. Russcl Rowc. Miss Carrie
Mae Felder visited Mrs.
Daisy _b.ames?Friday. Miss l ot
lie Lindsay was week end g*est
of her uncle and aunt Mr. and
Mrs., S. J. Thompson in Columbia.
Mrs. Ella M. Dozier visited
Mr." and Mrs. J. A. Abney July
1th in Saluda. Mrs. Rosa L.
rhoinas and Mrs. Elizabeth Long
spent week end with Mr. and Mrs
David Coleman. Mrs. A. Thomas
Mrs. Crossen Thomas, Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Dennis .visited Mr. and
Mrs. D? Coleman. Mr. Jim McRnrnett
nf Wo?. V~..l.
. . X. w x, xr* ^ V ? i U1 IV l.-> V IMUIIj;
lis daughter and son-in-law Mr.
Charlie Boyd.
11 ALUM (11th. AUK NKUS "
By Mrs. L. G. Douglass r
Cpl. John B. Gore came down
li'0111 Fort Dix, N. J.?1 le is v isu- ug
his sister and brotners. .At
were glad to see him. Alias Ros..
Lee Herndon is in. the city vimLing
her sister and brother. We 1
wish lor her a pleasant stay. Ana. _
Nona Herndon was the past oy '
guest ol Air. and Mrs. ai Si. uoreL
Jr, Mrs. A. M. Monroe is visuing
her parents aim iuoiner-in-uiu *
they wit leave tor Liailiiiioic t
see her son Air. Fletcner aionroe j '
The S. S. S. club met with Mr- t
Janie Wlutlock. A doliciois re i i
past was served. Next meeting ]
with Mrs. Lula Wi'ks, president t
Mr. Howard Turner was up ?
from Virginia visiting Mrs. Annie |
1'urn.er. They went out for a (
tide. (
irrsa of Public Relatione
lonor students of the most recent
tnics course at Scott Field, Illinois, p
mmand, are shown above as they lea
to right are: Private First Clas* S
sa, Oklahoma; Private First Class IV
itc First. Class Clarence J. Gladden,
e First Class James R. Burton, Re
57 Kearney Avenue. Jersey r.itv Mo
diss Yertel Rankin sang beautiful \
To Mrs. Christeen Cnilds an
Vnie Ruth Crosby, Miss Crosby ^
s the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. [
lufus Crosby. ii
Mrs. Mary Ellen Thompson a
veil known citizen of Leeds died
line 28 at her home after a long
>eriod of- illness. She came here
rorrr Fairfield county about ~23?
'ears' ago. She was a Christian
ady, and a mother for the whole
oiiinuinity. Mrs. Thompson was
oved by both white and colored. s
>he was a member of the Purity v
baptist church f>0 years. Hei '
va.v of lining caused her to gain
i wide circle of friends. She is c
invited by six adopted children, t
wo sisters, six nephews and a <
lost of friends. Fu'neyal ser- 11
iJis were conducted at Purity '
laptist church Sunday, with the
lev. -J. A. McLwkm othctating. a
Mrs. Ruth Halsey age ?>2 died ^
Junday, July 4 at the Pryor hos- 8
dial,?Chester, after a short per- ^
od of illness. She was the daugh v
er of Mr. Joe Stocks and Mrs. j,
.inda Rowser Stocks. She was 3
ecrctary oT OTT Sunday school, T
ecretar.v of the Usher board, j
>he was a faithful worker in all r
if the organizations of the n
hureh. Mrs. Halsey won many v
fiends as she went thru life, j.
, ? 1 _ 1 1 1 1 ...L.
uiu was iuvcu i?y ctu wliu
.She is survived by a husband,
Vlr. Sylvester Halsey. two chil- ^
iren, a father and mother, one
lister and one brother and a ^
lost of relatives and friends. r
Funeral services were held at f,
ihe Red Hill Baptist church on p
Thursday, with Rev, W. M. Hon- ^
iT. MATTHEW BAI'T. ( 111 R< II
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Rev. J. AN. Mathis, I'astor I (j
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The Sunday school opened on [
ime by Supt. J. B- Burts. The 1
esson was well taught by their v
respective teachers. . Collection t
i , , . ;
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NURSES AT STATION H
Glr-.w, Winnsboro, S. C.; 2nd I
111.; 2>>d Lt. Mary G. Tyler. St
Louise Brown, Gary, Ind.; 2nd
O^fie L. Byers, Kings Mountair
Emory, Knoxvillc, Tenn.; 2nd L1
Texas; 2nd Lt. Rubyc E. Collin!
Lydia Pinkctt,-New York, $i. "Y
Steuben vi lie.. 0.;^2nd Lt. Mar
znd Lt. Liiuam b. Miller, Rich
Ora P. Maddox, LaGrange, Ga.
Prinsola McFarland. Silsbee. T
Allendale, S. C.; 2nd Lt. Cecelia
CLINTON1 NEWS
dt. Mnriah. Baptist Cburch
ley. I*. S. Micks, Pastor
We bad a wonderful S. S. A
cr which the pastor announce
: e S. S. Convention to bo he
n t;,:s month. Mrs. P. S. llicl
md Miss Aurelia Dillard we
'leqted as delegates. Then. tl
estor appointed Deacon Georj
3rig?s as chairman of th dev
ional period. The pastor preac
>.l a wonderful sermon from
\ intra.'14:19. subject: A Deapo
lent Prophet. The sermon w
njoyed bv all. Rev. T. J. Crosl
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class of Negroes to grp^foata
iarent radio school of thfeyArmy
ve the chapel whero^he graduaamuel
M. Richardson, Jr., ralelelvyn
M. Stokes, JsS, 122 East
, 1326 North Frazier Street,
HlnnH r.nllfftmia a priirota
w Jersey. _ ~
vas $4.01. At 3 p.m. we had
all sinking:. The schools did w<
olos. Collection $7.10. W. I
arrant acted master of 6eremo
es. We had -?v.Qjce time.
W. M. Tarrant, reporter
TRINITY A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. A. I). Hawkins, I'astor
Spartanburg ? The Sdnd*
hool opened at 10:15 all office
/ere at their post of duty. T1
esson Was thoroughly disci" ssc
y classes. De'egutes were elec
d for the Sunday School conve
1011. The folh wing persons we
iectedT liftTe NTTss Dorothy Ke
edy. Beatrice MiJimnsey. Mos<
Jawkins and Mabel Butler.
11:30 Our morning service b
an sor.g service conducted?1
5ro. Napoleon Austin. Rev. Da
ins in his own way delivered
pirHual message from the thi 1
hapter "of".St. John aiTd the 11'
erse, theme Lift Up Jesus. 1
reached as never before. One n
on connected with the church
FTs servue. Visitors were Mr
ulia Davis from New Jersey wl
i-ndercd two solos after the si*
ion which we enjoyed. Mrs. I)
is is the daughter of Mrs. Jos
'oster.
At 4: ">() the Live Wire club m
t -the hoote of M rs, Auemm
n Chase St.A very unWjue pi
rani was tarried out.
A. ' . :?) : 11 ho th'> weather w
omewhat unfavorable a few fai
nl were n t and listened to anot
r soul stilling message deliver*
>y the pastor from St. John 4:3
heme God's Harvest.
On Uu4?Meiula^i. night the Tlal
ontest sponsored 'by the Ste\
rds and Trustees was a sue? e.?
"he babies renorted as follow
id y Porter $37 00"; baby Smlt
120.33; baby Evans $22.21; bal
lawkins $20.80; baby Hunt $0.0
"otal amount rained S119 A.t V
fpint to thank the officers for pu
ing over such a fine program.
V
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^' m *VOSPITAL,
FORT CLARK. TEXAS?1:
jt. Jan? E. Pate, Chris^iansburpr, Va.:
. Louis, Mo.; 2nd LL Catherine L. H
Lt. Annie B. Johnson, Whitethorne,
i, N. C.; 2nd Lt Caroline Schenck, Ui
t. Syble A. Lewis. Brooklyn, N. Y.: 2n<
j, Gastonia, N. C.; 2nd Lt. Velma P. O
i 3nd Lt, Florio E. Gonnt.?Pennsr.r.kt
^nd H<^ghls! M6.I 2rtd Lt. Mlii-y J. 1
4th Row I. to R 9r\tL I t Aiiroli i \V
ex.; 2nd Lt. Roberta Johnson. Appleby
M Scott, Pleasant Hill, NL-C.: 2nd Lt.
j worshipped with us. We gave
in a donation for the New F.nI
oree Association.
j FEOPnTT KNOW ?
f- I Mrs. Ernestine Dillard observed
t cd a birthday Saturday, June 12
Id j- On the sick list are Mrs. Hubs
; belt Sanders, Mrs. Lot ise Colfe
| vin and Mrs. Lula Smitherman.
he j We hope for them a speedy rear
e I co' cry.
?- ' Cpl. Johnie Price <>f Camp
h- Hood, Texas and wife Mrs. Irene
1 Price arc visiting her mother,
n* .Mrs. I.ue Byrd. Mrs. Pr'ee is re
lls siding in Raleigh, N. C., while
J>' her hu<band is in the Army.
Mrs. Ernestine Dillard, Martha
and. C ora I)i'lar< went t .o
Tumbling: Shoals Sunday to spend
the day with Mrs. Ernestine's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Milton
1 Clardv. They reported- a tine
stay.- ^ _ ?
CAM 1 >C1XZU(> rTTNTTTT
At: .vrre delighted to Riw had
Irs. .1. M. Harrison to be at New
Tftfth-I AME church as guest speak
t for the Vo)iintocr?Pr:mary
taught by Mrs. F. E Hi rst. She
\as aeroinpaiT'ed 1> v Mpsdam?>
Wilson and Mnrrnv Thr> fnrnipi
Is the beloved daughter of our
r>x*r F i. A'. ',?ir,*??5on wrv
-ervetf the Lancaster "district as
_9n'nvlhing popped up that cnus*
>*d tiu* address to he impelled buf
he be'o-ved Rev. J M. Har isnn :
the little class with 4heir teacher
and friends were aide to send
neat sum.
. Mr. and Mrs. English Williams
the parents of one" little girl who
ne dollar. Elizabeth Williams
* is the senior pupil and Junior
Williams follows. Some of-?the
isitors were Mrs. Elise..M. McLoser.
Mrs. Herbei^_ (Charlotte) and
aujjhtei Willie Mae Me Lester. We
re still-holding1 the flag oj the
-? treat A. M. E. church in lieu of
11 that's clone m* shaI.
S * Mrs. A. McCormick savs her
-on Clarence is over sea and sent
her a beautiful poem of his own
n* composition and she wishes the
.-J Leader to publish it, so be on the
look. Clarence is a graduate ot
Jackson hi, a very smart youth.
May God direct ail of the L'. ST
boys*-' ? -?? i?^?-?ST.
MATTHEW RAPT. CHURCH
rs
1C Rev. W.' M. Greene, Pa*tor^
d
\\ innsboro, S C,? Ihe Sunday
n school iv.ct at the usual hour and
ri. .as enjoyed by all. Very touchn
rnr and soul reviving Communhm
es .ervice was held. Rev. Rurrel delivered
the message from the-text
c. I'eter's Vision. All who were
iv mesent Went, away greatly bene
w ft ted.
j, vt this writing l't'c, Willie T. Free
I'd man is enjoying his first furlough
th i " home- with his mother. The lam
Ie I "I>' was happy to see him. His
ci .rother Rev. L. J. Freeman will be
at caving July 1!) for the army,
s. Miss KIi?Ttxotlr Freeman. Jr.
io reporter
aip
ORANGEBURG PERSONAL
\ EWS
et
^ Pfc. alal AITs. Orrie Mclvcr
spent Tuesday and Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. Ivor's sister Mrs.
I,. B. Frederick Jr.. in Orange
t)) burg during part of Pfc. Mclvcr's
h. furlough. Wednesday they left for
[?,l Durham, North Carolina, visiting
;5. relatives and friends of his. Mrs.
M'Mvor was the former Mi'ss Ajativ
i fie Bowman.
I \n_ r; i >?1 ?
v |, .?;ts. rrenencK spent a lovely
;s .week end in New Brunswick, ()a
? : ' v\ here her husband is "working on
h a defense job. , They both return>y
ed to the city Sunday evening.
10 Happy Birthday goes to Flossie
/c Johnson age 12, ni'ece of Mr. and
t- Mrs. Hiram Frederick, Jr.
Marianna White, reporter
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PAI.MKTTO LflXDKK
it Row. L. to R.: lst^t. Josie M.
2nd Lt. Inez F. Howard, Chieapo,
arris, Philadelphia, Pa.; 2nd Lt.
Va. 2nd Row, L. to R.: 2nd Lt.
rtiontown. Pa.; 2nd Lt. Lillie L.
i Lt. Annie L. Jackson, Houston,
wens. 3rd Row L. to R.: 2nd Lt:
?n. N. .1.; 2nd. Lt Rulh Smith.
Goldic M. Quincrly, Norfolk. Vo.;
; .nwr. Philadelphia, pa.; 2nd Lt.
oodrufT. Houston, Tex.; 2nd Lt,
. Tex.: Qnd Lt. Lee Mieher Aikens,
Ruth E. Anderson, Omaha, Nebr.,
PI.K\SANT SPRING
A. >1. E. CHl.*RCH
Rev. C. A. Buiillp, Pastor
The Sunday school- was really
happy to have in their presence
their exsuperintendeut. Pvt. Pies
ton "Etchelberjrer- of Crimp?Claii
borne, I.a. Pvt. Kit helbcnrer ha-been
away for quite awhile anil
was home on a 10 days furlough.
1 We wove honored to have as ou
guest speaker for Sunday, Prof.
Herbert Baumgardner of Allen
university, Columbia, S. C. Prol'v
Baumgardner delivered a very i plifting
and inspiring speech to the
Missionary society. We are extendi-.ig
to him a speedy return.
I Our pastor also delivered to u-.
a vi" > interesting sermon Suodav
subject "The Irresistible Step".
Mrsr Retra Boozdr of I i nto was
Everyone of- Pleasant Spring ex
te.tn-. ,.> i oe Hreher family their
deepest sympathy in the death or
Mivh. M.r. Dreher will" be fi'nerall
zed at Pleasant Spring chute .
T* 1..'-. I!.'_ f-'.-'it
luvauay. nns uromers i?r. mil
uif L+vehor, Cnnnolsville, Pa.; Mr
and Mrs. Horace Drcber ol Lcsni
<?burgv Pa., and sisti r Mrs. Nora U
gers are here to witness the las
rites of their brother.
We were also glad to have with
lis Miss Rosa Lee Bowman,- who
is attending summer school at A1
Little Miss Mary Davis." and Mi
' Wade Lavis, Jr., of New York
City, who annually spend th'eii
summer vacation with their gran
parents are with is again to spent,.
wi*l ltn>! 11 just as tin.-, iliuich .*?..
plies: Pleasant,
j Mr. Berlin ganders, a w el
known nfcmhei"ofrth1s church', will
report for active duty in the .aimed
! forces at Port Bragg. _W.c ox]
tend to run: God's speed and It"
. ijuick return.
Everyone that missed the Golden
Star c^iartet singing -Sv-ml.tymissed
a part of "Paranise"*! Ini
Golden Stars hail from West to
| lumbia.
LANCASTER NEWS
Ilev. J. S .Martin. Pastor
St. Paul Church
Sunday was a?-beautiful day.
many members and friends were
present. S. S. met at the usual,
hour. Rev. J. S._ Martin brought
us a wonderful message.
Sunday was Trustees day and I
they hud on a little raliy which
netted a sum of $43.01).
Mr. Willie Krasier and Mr. Andrew
Thompson of Philadelphia.,
Pa. was home over the week end.
Mr. Frasier will soon be indtfete. '
~Tnto~ the army and came to see himother
Mrs. aldonia Frasier,he
lore leaving.
Mrs. Mary K. Mitchell of Kew
York City is visiting- her molhe.
Mrs. Emma Crockett on Pleasan.
Hill, street. '/
Mrs. I.eo C. Robinson of Sfcv.
\ ork City is home spending awhiU
with her father Mr. Hen 1*."tfiy
burn on N. White strret.
Vt I*cf Tl, I M M
a<ii o. i 111 w?ci dim ,ui ?, ?uoon,
had as their dinnev guests Satur
day Mr. Willie Frasier, Mn An
drew Thompson, Mrs. Ciuclonia
rrnsier and Mis. I.utisha Frasier.
Mr. and ?gs. Ellis Wright visiU'd_
their son Pvt. .lohn "Baho"
Wright Thursday. Pvt. W right"
is iti the Veterans hospital in Count
bia.
Miss Carrie A. Cauthon rcturne*
Saturday from Benedict-Aim sum.
jner school.
Mrs. Birda Mackey and children
returned Monday from Washington,
D. C. They report a very fine
"Trip.
Mrs~ TTsTi Frasier. Mr. -Ernest
Gamble, Mr. Charlre Mackfy motored
to Columbia Sunday to visit
Pvt. John Wright.
Mrs. Clara Clinton Masscy will
leave for Washington, I). C. Monday.
Mrs. Masses. Jias been visiting
her parciand Mrs.
Coy Clinton.
;~st. MARK \. M. i;. ciirucii
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Rev. K. I.. >1o?re. I'astor J
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S. S. at its usual hmir with t
J Supt. and liis co-worker*. K<\ k
| Moore came fortli and delivered r
t a ~smrl -stirring senium from lot* 1
all 1:17, subject You Can't Hid f
From God. Kv<uy heart rcioi / <! v
Visitors: Tiro. \Y. IT. Johnson, Urn t
Johnson Douglas whom ivm mndr
welcome. " d
Cpl. Joe Howard Williams is .
home on a furlough from Mac a
field, Fla., visiting his wife and .
parents. Little Dorothy L. Ci <oi;s
Richard and Kddic (rook* lroin
Charlotte are visiting then- gram! j
- -mother "and father: ~~
.Mrs. Kinma Lyles is on the siil:?p
list, but somewhat ITnp'oved. d
I.r/.zie Robinson, reporter * -^i
J mt, oi.ivg m i- ciirucn ,
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Swansea", S. C.?S. S. at the 5s- b
no I hour and was well taught. Rev. a
W. F. Bowman came with a won- r
uerful nijessage from the text J> b i
16:11>. He illustrated the text and d
presented a wonderful picture.
Our revival meetl'ng will begin a
in the third Sunday night of "July c
Continuing through the fouith Sunk.'
.ay, n-ght. Mt. Oliye is praying t
tor all the soldier boys and may r
ill the churches join in with us. :
MT. 2ION A. M. K. CHI RCH
C. Mcliwain. . *
"t
, Sunday was a high day all da? r
long and Sunday night hegnn.n
" with an (del TesfiTying meeting [
after which the pastor came- bt
i lore the audience and it seemei _
as if he was at his best, he u'se? t
the text Cor. 12:lh, theme A Sa.
Ticket. The Lotd's Supper wa
. served an unused crowd. In th?
afternoon at 4 o'clock Rev. Anderson
and Lightning Grove Ushe
board, Rev. \V. M. Green and St
-Matthews choir came and put ovt
a program. A donation
.Was taken to send tp Bro. Henry |i
Cook who is a member of class
No. 2. At the night service anotn
er soul stirring message was deliv ^
ered by Rev. C. .M. Freeman, fron p
Geneshs 42:2 and St. Luke choii
served. Service will be held a:
Shiloh Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Mae Cook is spending 1
: ^ %
Ri4efw4 be-D--& War Department Burn
RED SOX BASEBALL TEAM,
Baltimore. Md.; Pfc. Gcorpe A. Saui
Pvt. James E. Taylor, Philadelphia,
Wimbush, Petersburg. Va. Kneeiin
? litrm?A. Johnson^-Philadelphia__Ba^
derson. New York, N Y.; Pvt. lah
Ga.; Pvt. Albert M. Swann, Danvill
T'KI EN DSllIP \. M. E. (Ill ROD | u
y.
Rev. H. W. Walker, Pastor
T
Clinton. S. ('. Our Sunday O
ehool opened at its usual hour ni
.vith a groat numlter present. At
! 1 :-'!0 our Pastor. Rev. Walker rte-- H
ivered the morning message from s|
,'ie t"\i St. Mark 1 1 :2b. using as ut*ytph
Vol M+ubH-uins''.Move. Kvr ry
me present enjoyed the message, d;
)n Sunday evening we had a vis- P
itor -who came to deliver our finssage,
the Rev. L. Fletcher of Sit. \\
-Pleasant church gave us a splen- \
did message. He took for his
text St. John 11:1 1??. subject.
The Need of th*' ilov Spirit. 'Fi?1*.-?
being the second Sunday everyone .
uas accessed three dollars to pay h's
for Conference claims in order to'-1
eel it and put it aside The load- j M
eis and report from their gfoup- .}'
were as follows: Mrs. Isabella
.StrtckhotrsT?-.Mru* (ilen T. ?
Henry. SI.(10; Mrs. Kleanor Wads- '
worth S112.00; Mrs. Essie T. Reedt-i
?p Ml- Mr>. \l nt-ip C.nrv Snn.. 'j
making a total of $81.50. We ate
proud to have hack our pastor's
daughter' who has returhed homo
arm-?tiniKlimir u?mit't'eym'til?rm
in the Worsham Embalming school
of Chicago, 111., who i"? Miss l-'ro'.elia
H. Walker. We wish for hot
tiod's speed. She wishes to thank
?ach and everyone who gavr donations
to her.
We still have a few on our sick
"list: Mrs7 Miigfrl/ ^MTrrrsT?Mts.-H
Sarah I-uckett and Miss Harriett I
Shells. We hope for then: a speedv I
i Ovovery, The total collection fori
the day amounted to S?102.-l".
Sep Miss Goldie Bahb for the
paper.
HONHA PATH NEWS
Tp W oman's Missionary Circle |
No. mot at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Mattison Runway with
Mrs. Dora Presslev and Mrs. I?upreni'a
Mattison serving as joint
hostesses.
Mrs. Zula Belle Jackson of Wash
Inffton is spenrttrijr her vacation
while hi Wa^irurrt"ti. t>. i *w4ili'' wf
,cr brother. Wc wish her an en
ovable trip. ' ? .* *i* ti,*<
Sunday 'afterrwrfiTi?at 1 rvVfrrd* t-r*
he pastor is railing Mt. '/..on In, >!'
ether to hold liis~eTiuwh one iii:' ?v
We extend thanks in ir.i n
steis and choirs and usher hoards'
or their c-operali mi v
vhich \se couid not have ir.nl r .
li aiid- HU.eess.
?~?4u -ru.?(*?, ?i?4wi - w,f e.- vaorc?via- :
linner guests S. inlay of Mi. anu :.n
drs. Lathe Ashloru . and le.or.e.i .
t lovely time. 4 '/;<
(;KI;I:N\NOOD M:\vs
Mrs. Malissa Robinson R.1
iy night lor ^an Mor.m i;,, int. ; - j.
ee her husband "Pvt. Miu he; ii ,i>nson
who has been <>ui th.Ve 101 " '
u months. We hope she v.n. Im-v
. Sgt. Marion C. Sedi iek was on "
i 14 day furlough to see in.* wne ;
md mother. liis wife nceompa- p'i;
lied him on lus return trip. 11.
s stationed at Moody F.vUn \'ai- j%.
lostafi GaMiss
Pearl .Sales is home aiu-i ru
ittending sumiiYef school at Hemlict-AUen
summer session. ys,,
Friends of * LMafCffciF t' la r k~ will gh,
le glad to know that he is dome
uceiy at tin* L. S. Naval Train- c
ngr statiop in Great Lakes. 111. < !
Little Moore fs sw-n j ,j.
11 u tyro weeks in A?dievihc. N.
. i. ii la-v.
u ' daughter.?Kev. "(iu'iiiinan rr?
hp pastor of St. Luke noiuu~"7+:?r
hareh. ; ' r
Mr.-. Pearl . Jackson _and daagh- ! (j:i
er Mis. fcliio Af". Mome and ...i i'n'
n.1 At vs. L-ninnriir K ilar.i and },>i
oil. Jr.. S'tfllfthc week end u ;> ] J
.ia kso.i s sister Air. and Mis J un
ierrie L. Henderson 111 t hapUs,'
l . Ai.s. Ilaisy SatelkU was a , L.
-'.'lor in (. oluinbia ovei the week i
iiti livt .la I ins?I... Iiiow n is now?-?tatinned
at Coarleslon. lie has
wen visiting hi.s-relatives here. |
l'le. Cai roii At . I' e.ls is station- ! h**1
d :it 1 or"si. ourh" Va. Ue was i
i< re on furlough visiting moth . '
m i otiier relatives.
- Mr. Milage Aioore of I'hiladcl?liia.
Pa., spent a week w/th his '''
mrents and has returned aceorn- Pu'
allied ^y his mother, Mrs. Luc
>ore u:e mother of Mr. L. Q. '
Iodre is sp,,:idi!.,.r two weeks ai Lei
>ettis aiaden y attendin** the mid
in of Public Relation*
; FORT BENN ING ?Standing, J,. to
nders, Rocky Mount, Va.: Pfc. Jolin \V
Pa.; Pvt. Euprene Randolph. Jr., Wei
j? L. to R.: Pfc. Theodore Whenton.
: Pfe. Lawrence W. Bullock. A r inc 'i
ics Cox, LaG ralige, TIa.~j S V. JTh
e, Va.; Cpl. Ernest K*-r.r. N w Y> rU.
ith her brother and s'stor-in-lau j .est1
r and Mrs. Claude Mattison. j nil;
Miss D?rothy Mae Parker left | -o
i esday July fith for Cleveland j' ha
.. where site will spend her sunvr jJ'ee
er vacation. J:?sk
Second Cluss-^Seaman William .
. Parkier of Siinl'ord. Fla.. i s tur
lQiidiny his furloiitrh wth hi- (>
lien's. Miss I). M. Parker anri.e,,'
ii ' W II. P.'rkci?are I'm-??nn me! i . j.l
niirhter of Mr. and Mrs Kmor\ j
arker. . (
h i.i \mk en \i'l'.i. j
. M. ! :. ( II l IU H
tell
llev. I. \V. Janerette. J'astor j ^
- _ I stai
hanyebuiy Tile Sunday school j mi
still ?j He alive. The added fea . \iv,
ne".if havin'jr the lessot. st.My 1 son
.fmmarized by some one of the
:;1:11 s has meant innch in add- . e
nr interest and enthusiasm. ' V
At morning seiviee y he a 1'rbi
iiipr.ainmi y tested the pastor. Iter
,'illianis Cha|?ol~is proud of such' 'I
"Christian uentleman as Rev. r
srrorrTTc. as n -K-mh-tv-hir r.|u:ti
< hard to find and *v.v pray th;it >uci
3ep$ZX
Pepsi Coli Company. Long
Franchised Bonier: Columbia
j'A<;K F'TW
fM If-ninmn' ( itillSi'. '* " *' '
I'lir i: jitiy Ir'Cinls *of Mrs. Sta'y
?!"V v. ill ? IhJmS iss !'tl t ?> know
t ?-tf-t+?tni jj;'r- lone 2 I
l Wit - i'micn aiize.J al l.tlfjr IJiv
I'm '1 thm.'h. N? u1>imty. ?
M<( \l I. M:\VS
1 iJi.ujht'Ts of .1i r^salcm Ik I'l
i '? l'-t i t runvi'iiti'o;). at Mount
mi. It i?VI' ( '< ft. v. M. M. Oib !
i.'fvirhocl a nice n vim-i
? \ . IVnVO h \* * I' -l. v....
1 ' '(> ^'-<i T<T I :1\ I' \J. !.. I..
?rr - "1 ,i- -. r; t ['-nr.
\ i, 1 < ,{ : M'.s :.v\~T>?7t iTi
r 'v f?^ v,inv y !,, jui. I HLii.it,ir:
?rn'i-? h -very- ~
.?? .1 ;v?i<! 'I,(I I)*' "tn)(| tflOUj;hl S.
roFTit raised $ 101.80; I'll is c r'
i> flo'.n v jnva*. n^tirk, Tor Ki : 1
~:l' i?T "'Us ' nH'mlii-i'jJ." ' u ' ' (
Viv'ues wi re vci v ro .d jit Fan
cKuiHi.-IN-v. It: V: r '
|r??ort uso'l -is a text I.v ke I ' >:
-IS sub'cr-t God ?/ivo.y what Hr
ii* <1. Mk proarhod a wonderI
sermon. Coll" tlon $1.7.20.- *7 .
|"c':on- ivcri- rendered l.y the
uthland cftsifi tot which., wei e very
> (1 and en,i<>yvih_
\ guest rally was held at. Hope /
!1 A.'iiK church. Amount rais?
Vj. C. y\. fIr7 t-iis 'Mr.
Wat' in >i?ou?oi-s. * r
.1, . Ja 1 ..M.hr, |n iiu'ip:1.! i'/ '* -r~
v i I1".'.!?U-i-t?f..|- i hr H. iia-,' W
I " for h's s'.|rr-tr**7- ?Ah O ATi . ? '7lii
I ;'oi.'n..iM.i one of our he si
sei all nitohovji left this nrdrnr
to i.i.n the' army." Wc wish
'.p.". lli'.nc'ox is n'.it atrain afP r ,
tttt: opcTirrrrrr-rii tin*
tp.itit! at IienticUsvillc, Mr.. .1. _ .
""Murphy is si' wiy inipi??vii?jr.
s. C. Mrlimis i; on the sick list. a
drs. Lula StaW'ii spent -the week
i in Li i tip Hock a I a I report ii
ppy ir;p. Miss A. Khroe of, p
iumore, Md., is in the city spend
. a tpu <?,.>.? vrt'tii relatives and
ends. .
Inc rtvival meeting Levins the
rd Sunday. K ly Im'ii at Beav-r ,
m and Mount Zion Baptist. The
r?lic is cordvally invited. Tit* ,
v.'.J. MctVae <>! Wdmitf.'ton, ..
\* ill condtiCt tlie meeting at
liver Dam.' ' Rosa
L. Hethou. re purl cr
??T
csnkk, *
m SUM
IQ^k ff, i
R.: Cpl. Yornon C. Bombray,
ashington, New York, N. Y.;
st Point, Va.; Tfc. Frank R.
Jr.. Bronx N. Y.; Fvt. Wilm.
Va.: Pfc. Nathaniel An-^_
N. Y,
iny ns hasn't entered h i id.
The entire membership was
o'.ated oyer our .^ppinK rally,
t a rally for September has
h"'put on. Eacjl member i s
ed tn pledge and quite a num
^pi pledges liayu been
iteil in . to the nastor.
>11 last. .v . tuiay the Jubilee
eels from Savannah. tin.. 1'en
v.; v \eiy top pnv.^Ttnvr whah ?
- en.i >y.etl -vt'iy-.much.--s4-?
>n .Jul'' "Jv.h lhere will ho atest
ssryinir of eitrht qiiar
This is'garlng tn Y>c very 111 stinu.
'
> ito a number of our 'out- '
nding members have loft for ?
Jitiii points for the summer. s
nr.;' thorn: Mrs'. Jessie Jaeknwl
MVftss Jante? Player. ?'
iss (>zelie t'oan, a memhor of
Jioir ii?s joined the WA'.'s. ,<r
> in.ss Mrs. ( ora 1'iiuktu y
11 < lunch, d.e to the illness of
fathetv * ",li
he Willing Workers ami KvI'.tfdy
eluhs sponsored a Mud- .
I .yfoiOino- whi.-h was a great
LOSS.
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Pepffc-Cola Bottling Co. ' ; < ?
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