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E PAGE TWO WfL- :? W |FIGHT COLOR PREJUI 50C.0C0 of thotokuk IP ??? m ~?i m ?W kl ii TUcm DoUob win kMp thU 11"*28" bi 1 .1 90 day*. Writ# to Georg ?1?9 ComtAffc. t ' .News In And |? I The Forest City 1 CLEVEI^m^OHIO^ H i By Rosalie I). Davis Mrs. I.eju B. Cannon ami "rr:in son, Oscar Cannon of 3103 Kllio i Ave., Chicago, 111., have heen the ' .1 n.-., , ........ ../ c x ..uv.dc ftucsis ui tut* loxiner s 1 ~~i daughter andson-in Jaw ME amT"1 Mrs. Turner Dunn of 9213 Pat- ' so in Ave., for the past 2 weeks. '> Mfa 1'annnn (I.ela B. Neety") attended Benedict College, Uul'unn nia, S.C., and was u classmate of the, writer's father, the late Alex?? ander K.~ Dupree. Relatives and friends have made her stay i n 1 he Forest City very pleasant. Mrs. Cannon is a very active, inem her in the great Olivet Baytist, church. Rev. J.H. Jackson, millj. dster. Mr. Dunn is the son of Mrs. Sophia Wiggins Dunn. -Mr. and Mrs. Douglass Webster of 2260 E. 87th St., have as their house guest, the former's mother. Mrs. Clarissa Webster of Chicago. Mrs., Webster is an active member of St. Paul A ME church of that city. Sunday, Aug. 8th, at 3:00 p.m. the noted speaker, Mrs. Margaret' Barnes of Oherlin, Ohio will b e j ;> presented us guest speaker by the. Deaconesses of Triedstone Bap - , f tist church jn a special meeting. The Rev." J.R. Plummer. minister. The Social Workers of East I Mt. Zion Baptist church, the Rev. | W.M. Downs, minister, r gave at ? lovely garden party on August 1. from 4 to 6 p.m. at the home of ? Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Dunrre. 2292 E. 97th SC... The- pennt.ifuC-Ja-WJV. was artistically arranged so that it resembled a garden. Vases of ^ cut flowers on parts of the fence, and gorgeous growing flowers on ! the lawn mingled their fragrance, and-beauty with the natural love-' > liness of a perfect summer even- I ing. Over 100 guests were pres ent. Some were in formal attire,), others wore reg"loT' tfarrfan eos-tpmes^' large hats and dresses ^to | match. Among the guests were Miss1 Tane E. Hunter distinguished pres . ident of the Ohio \State Federation of Colored Women's Clubs, incidentally, Miss Hunter was born , and reared in South Carolina, Mr. A.C. Chandler, manager of the k Dunbar Mutual Ins. Co., Mrs. N.1 ? Morgan and Miss Dorothy I.a- J Force of the WAVES. The menu ' consisted of sandwiches ofvar-' ions kinds, punch and cake. | -v ? T lf>. RIDC.K BRANCH NEWS Friday night marked the end of J the revival meeting. The officers and members o f Ridge Branch ' * wrsh to thank all who helped to | make this meeting a success. To- ; i tal amount for the week about !; $m.9(^ &? 1 Mr. Leroy Williams is home now I from New Britain Conn. While making the trip he stopped over), to the following places, in Spring- [ held, Mass., visiting Mr. and Mrs. ^ Robert W/lliams and in Jamaica.) N. Y., visiting his sister Miss Cressie Mae Williams. Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. I1?' Creighton Williams had as their dinner guests the Revs.' Rhodes and Bailey ofColumbra; Mrs. Cath erine Williams of Ninety-SixMb. Asia Harris, Mrs. Sally Holt and Miss' Juanita Harris of Saluda; Fgt. Henderson Brooks and Miss Evetta Johnson of Ridge Spring. Miss Juanita Harris spent last week end with Theodore Padgett 8gt. Henderson Brooks is home on furlough at this writing. Every on? joins the joys of the family when he comes in by surprise. He visited in Columbia over the week Mary L. Williams, reporter -J,AKE CITY NEWS The 104.3-44 term of the T,ake 1 Eft city school will begin Tuesday,: Sept. 7th, at 9 a.m. The first teach lapv era' meeting will be held Monday, 1 . ??pt. fi at 10 a.m., during which thne plans for the year will b e Hfc'- discussed ahd outlined. Nearly Kfj' at) hooks in the 11th grade will ? ^ )ICE INTELLIGENTLY *|r? fighting for r <<<<c< MacXH OH% "Dtm+cuuy u and ftxaat oar card 09 xhiblt tor S. Schuyler. Director, lew York 3L N. Y. ? >e changed. More than 'half o f he other high school hooks will -e-changed also.?A price list for ill these hooks will be available 11 a few days, so that students ay come prepared to put ill <??'lei's f?c- their books <n> the -first ay. 11 itrh school hooks will he ented and books from the first through the seventh grades wijl ! !' free. The sihool phnvs-t-?>?u a? tc 10 time in getting down to work and students are urged not to get behind to starty r-i&t-h. Parents are also urged to make unusual sacrifices so ttrat their children may take advantage of all the time that the State is giving for education, which is very important now and will be more important as time goes oh. Mrs. Etta Barnes left for Geneva, N.Y., Wednesday of last week on account of illness of her daughter Mrs. Nellie M. Smith. Mrs. SiTrtth?has undergone a very serious operation. nrr. west news Revival services were held at Mt. Lebanon A. M. E. church from Aug. 1st through the 8th with the Rev. w. d. c. McClary,- pustoi of St. Andrews AME church conducting. Much real good , was accomplished. Seventeen persons were happily converted and received into the membership of the church. Rev. B. J. Glover and the Christians of -Mlt. Lebanon and the community gave such tine coopnation that it was seemingly an inspiration to the visiting minister. Rev. McClary was accompanied by Prof. and Mrs J. E. Smith .bid daughter "Xliss Arneitha Smith oi Andrews. They returned home after the close of service on last Friday night. Rev. Glover closed the revival last Sunday by preaching an instructive iind convincing sermon on Baptism. After this came the Bap lismal seryice and the reviving ol Seventeen '.new converts into the church. Amount collected includ* tng Sunday's- oM'erjng was $1117.28. At Mt. Zion Presbyterian the Rev. E. L. McAdams brought a beautiful and - timely-message. The usual Sunday school and Voung People's meeting were held * C A. X f * ui ov. .nary, ai me evening service Rev. L. E. Daniels brought p wonderful message which was well received. The offering was good. Mr. and Mrs. James Wharton iff Columbia were-tbe week end guests of Mr. R. F. Wharton ami family durine last week. Mrs. Carrie Callaham atul daughter-in-law Mrs. Callaham and Mrs. Willie Mae Thompson o f Spartanburg were the week end guests of Mr; and Mrs. B. Z. Cunningham during last week. Mrs. Bessiv Gibson of Greenwood spent last week with hei brother and sister Rev. and Miss Rebecca r.lnvnv Mr. W. S. Young and two little grandsons James and Calvin left mi last Saturday for an extended visit with relatives in Philadelphia and New York City. Mr. \V. E. Yauss is still rmprov ing from injuries received ljrom a fftll sustained some days ago; Mrs. Martha Miller and family of Greenville were present at th" morning hour of worship at Mt. Leba non?A-M-E- church?mr Itnrr StTtr day. Everybody of this?etrtmmmity is very proud to know that Cpl. Lawrence D. (What ton who rs some where in Africa is doing nicely at t)is last writing. Miss Ruth Harris of Chicago Illinois, is visrting Mr. R. F. What ton and family. She has reported having had a nleasnnf cta? ST. JAMKS A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. J. F. Stanley. Pastor Sunday, August 1 was a ver> high day. S. S. at usual hour am officers at their post. At 11:3< the pasTof preached a very goo< sermon taken from Acts 2:10% ? Miss Ellen Gregg of Tampa, Fli the sister of Miss Trecie Greg) who left here 50 years ago is her visiting. Her sisters Mrs. Adi Leonard of Braddoek, Pa.; Mis N'adene Leonard who has been t Braddoek for the past * months Miss CftfTTS' DstVts, Mrs. Juanit ... : I, A N't VSTKK X.RW8 Rev. J. S. Martin. I'astor i Sunday school opened ;it the s- ! I.ill hour with Sunt. J. (' A\">tito | and teachers present; Offering! banner went to class j. Ahs. I sy Moore, teacher; attendance d . u ner to class -I, .Mrs. V. J. Martin teacher. Offering Rev. Martin brought a forceful j and instructive message to h>s I hearers last -Sunday. We are en- | joying the e-ospel story as told hv the minister. 1 lie Trulhif~~A:d TTuird met Sun day at the home of Mrs. I it?;. Butts. Mrs. Ilutts served a delicious lepast. The Kniei'geney <4--b rum?at?tin Hughes served very heavily. M isff1 Frances Boykin of Bah mole. Md.ris visiting her parents r Rev. and Mrs. .J. A. Boykin. Miss Boykin has a government job it Baltimore. Bobby Blackinon a " nephew of Miss?Boykin?accompa TiieTl her home, tte rs~thii son- ol t Mr. and Mrs. R C. Blackinon <U.| it .. .L' It asn nij? u?n. i 9. ^ . ; Mrs. Ethel (Srahain Washing | toil, U. C.. is visiting' her ittothei ~ Mis. Jnnie Massey: Miss Mary Wright returned las week from Orangeburg where sin attended S. C. State S. S. Pfc; William tl. CI in fen and Mrs Ointo nspent the week enl \v;t!i parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Clin ton.- IM'c. Clinton rs stationed a1 Tuskegee institute. Cpl. Fred Davit* stationed., in-Texas spent the week . end with iiis father. Mr. Julius Davis. Mr. Louis Moblev, Miskes In- v Mcllwain. Rebec a Frasier. lieu I lah Adams, motored to Columbia Sunday to visit John Wright at the Veteran hospital. Misses Tensr atfd-Elizabeth Mack .if Detroit, Mich., are visiting parrents Mr. and Mrs. David Mack. Pvt Claude Montgomery is home on a furlough. He is stationed in Texas. St. Emma I i -i I ROCK CASTLE, VIRGIN! the problems of the day. Mi high school have pledged then stock farm will supply the Arn service In the army. A large ? Davis who are visiting in Philadophia' and Mrs. Drucilla Doughty ; nd children of Detroit. Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. Jones of I.atta. They were all with us in service.on that Sunday. Mr. W. M. Burch, Sr.. is stifl ot) the sick list also Miss M. (I. Stevenson. We pray for their speedy recovery. Mr. John Allen Burch of Saint Mary church passed August 5th- ' i at his home. Funeral will hi- held i Tuesday at St. Mary where he was I u leader. ?? i ? ; ( Altl.ISI.K NKNVS ' ! .Mrs. Alma Dukerson spent the week end in Columbia to witness the marriage of her grand daugh" tor. Miss- Drusillit Kelley. She re- ; ports a pleasant trip'. .Mis. Henrietta Wallace the wtftr i >! Mi . Jjm_ Wallace returned thisv.eek from Buffalo, N'. Y., where she has been lor quite a while with her children, also her son Mr. ('tilfpvd Wallace and Mr.?Willie Jeter. f __ Mrs. M. .1. Quick of JJunford. N". C.Ts visiting her niece. -Mrsr Martha Brown and family and 1 ! ciends Mrs. Qrrc-k also worship*, ed with us at Williams Chapel A M. K. Zion church Sunday and made very timely remarks. Miss F'lina M. Jeter of Washing ton. I). C.. spent a lovely week at | home with parents and family, in Jacksonville. Kin. Mr. Mike Hawkins socnt three pleasant weeks with his children Rev W. M. Jeter reports a greaf meeting at Old Zion A. M. P4. Zion ehnrch last week. Five souls were i saved and SI 27.00 wis raised. Old ' I Zion has put on new life. Rev. ' Thomas Ferguson of Union con* ducted the meeting. A great v vtval was held at St. I.uke AME 5 Zion church last week. Rev. W. i F. Hunter of Union conducted the c ' meeting. A great meeting was 9 hf?M lit .Tsi'mptt Phnnnl Unnt rhnvp)^ s last week, Rev. Sanders pastor. <' I .Mrs. Bei nice Brown Frederick : spent the week end with her husa Bund Pvt James Frederick in Floi . ? ;?~ t ' * f?? riii-: iwi.Mi-rm feb'6<l ksco 11 ? ,L1 BOY (SO 1^#SOF AKE I'KOOI1 !. ?(> ' ."/?; Mr. Harry Goodwin, chairman ;< it' the troop conuVuttot' at H<*\vur<l h; School is iict i?> vr as Scoutmaster < for Troop Intl. The Senfit*. have hi hanged their meeting date from :r. Mondays to Wednesdays at 7 p.m. Many oT t lie Scouts a r e 7" working am! most of vhem havv i j Wednesday evenings oil'. ' . ?The?troop is expecting to mil T 1.EX1NCTON CIKfllT NKWS ; - > i|' Rev." I. (). Simmons. Pastor In Sunday marked another 'high day at Alt. /.ion church. We open ? ec! our. Jt'vjyal th.-rc after a veiy . ,. line Sunday school. Th.e senioi . p h.-hoir.rjilied the choir h?>x and ren- J hi iereil valuable service. Air. Wil- 1 lie Hrooks is the leader. Oar ]>as- ' !' or conduct'-4-the ruiiHilar onenittg ! v. demotion and then presented o..i t7> r;uest_l)r. t. H. Alston. I?. 1 >. dean >f the Theological department ot A Allen university. And lajjeve me . P i he dean really preach) d. Out I n pastor extended an invitation *'oi \ (oiners, one person came. TIio 1 lolv Communion was 'admin's.ed ti to the Christians. Alter a_ liheral i b ollection our pastor introduced P nd ptesented Dr. J. AI Ilinton. Aigr. of the Pilgrim Life Insiir- > .. mee cemnatjy and dl'd he preach? ' Indeed,; a message' that w ill limre? I long. Dinner 'was then serve*;!. I.Vv W If U..?7n...n ....... ,lw. lirst sermon after tlinm'r and Rev. Military School / WAW.VA V'. .VA IA. The new term artivifine nf iho ilitary science ami tactics, industry iselves to raise all their food, and ti iy with horses. The military train nij enrollment from many States is alrci iiia. la Those i'ii the sick list are much T1 improved. iJii iioi.i.y mi l. m:\vs j " ! tk 1 Jotho 1 A. .M. K. Church ? . ~ I'''1 Mind.ry school .was well attend- 1 id. l,esson reviewed bv Supt. .1. '1( I". Fdwards. To say the week's j meeting was g ?od at Bethel is HA putting it mildly. Rev. .I.C. tjuar- da les of Florence really preaeheil H and the Holy Spirit calne in. The A | astor Rev. Bethea was at his II i."st Sin.day. Be1.. Rhodes and his l' yood people worshipped with us a_i Sunday nite. The spii it ran hTjrlj while this (iod sent man preached, wc rosier Vjaiisucn ami Ilea. ( aal 1 will make yon exercise sonic of tc Un?se-sifts ttI grace when they hr- le gin to sing. " lit I itilv A. M. K. Church ! ci Sunday being a nice day. our II Sunday school was well 'attended, w Rov. (iary was as usual good, al- te though he l'elt heavy at tiiiics. ' -having received?a?ttdetrrrrrr"sTTil ' K ing the death of his mother. Rev. di Renett of Charleston ran a sue. J] "cessTiiJ liietlliig. Many souls came ill to Christ. a Miss (). R. I.ishon carried rpiite a few of the voting people to Den- tl mark to attend the convention. di Re', s. dary and Rennet t, Mestjai.fvs W.tack,. Jactpics, Vo'ing. tl Messrs. Hurts and Palmer also?^ attended the missionary Cbnven- w linn. ? Hill /.ion Raptist Church In Sunday school at the usual hour h Sunday nite was our rally which was very good. $58,115 was raised. IV Our revival began Monday nite. a Come and hear this great Kvange- \ list. Join in let us save somebody ( in nouy miii. i leacn m. i jair An ifevson, along with the other I>c;i- < cons are doing their bit to ljaw> ' the church christianized with oni leader Rev. M. Wright we can d see the lighthouse. ( h Mrs. Klt/.a Wriyht our pastor's fi wife and daughters spent several.-* v clays visiting Mrs. Mary Nelson., n in Summerville, Mrs. Wright's s uunt; and icport a tine stay. -T ) I KADKK " -; R^CA ^ J | l? \\*;i-....m ... I, f. > I .. .1 - .-volll 111...-i after ;he summer months. 1S?. i> met with tl i- troop on a nhnii ff occasions a.id e\piessed nivelf a? Icing inlet ested in tak _ The h ade! shin. ( . ! 1 Ir. St..:1. aial .M:. .lav i..t i t i anaU'ti left -1 "t>iu nt?:iV i:I:iy in a*t ;v?l a'Smut l.cad 1?; i. ,i i. iii Atlanta, tin. b_ii?\yi 1' In- awa.v for a week. .,11. Ki i!n:'?ii brought .the fourth t \'.v nilioyi'il these serous >u tvtt h. T,ho usher board t Z.inn tJ 'H'j f?r both of these rvices. T,?vo oiftei persons in i?rirt* , l.af. TV ftr-V. "Willie Green reached the night sernrm aial !;r Mi ..-Pleasant atai Jones chaph"! ?;siv,'.- lM. atTiI Mrs. \V I'.^.'lri, Mamie Me('lellan. . 11j| ? 1 u'ith' as i.iid niado lime~~ r . .:.:ii-k's. A'l-p Mr lleywanl' l ie s ten sisters trom l.k'trin't. ;ith. ami tv.o daughters of Ohio. 'nHio I?i' i ami ( iiit. Iami two i? cos al'-o Mrs. Mtiniie Rutler of ,t >' York City ti.e sister of Mi. o-?di 1*. Sev. ell, All are in at-i.dance ai ut..y revival. We are a greTit 'meeting. The Rev. !. I', rinivli'ali is conducting. The in- v. orki i < of this church are .i\ i?.iyi ih w new > made and pile of i "o d wlnte friends Mrr-Julian K Cromer. gave five dollars on :ii news and many oliiers have e!|ioU ;n a tint wav. we will make tfn'v'it later. Our meetinyr sit flakes Pla v - ^njranH^K c J; li?'^- ^ ||^ RS^H St. Emma Military School will and farming will be stressed, a learn every trade necessary to i g enables the boys to make rapui ady certain. avcly Mill he pastor Rev. Rhode will In- at s post Sunday. The choir-avill Ijl its best. Win n you stay awa\ out vhiuch you will ini-s sonic* dug. iirget \. M. F. Church Presiding Holder Fanner will )lil his last'quarterly conference itt.Tday an<i will preach' at Tar t Sunday morning. Bethel Sunty night. Rev. N.A. Bethea Mrs. . Godwin, Ida Montgomery. K. nderson. A. M. Edwards." Ola tints aUfuidod missionary cOtr. en on in Demai k. Rev. Cummigs 1 <I Ids good people know how to itertain. He's from Holly Hill; e were not surprised. The summer school for Minisrs has just closed, under the artership of Dr. Everett ysident of the San tee T h e 1 o 1 og i il Seminary, located at Holly ill. Dr. Event t is loing great ork here for the coming minisrs. For the next thirty days Dr. verett will be at Pinevillc coniicting the summer school I'm [misters at the Antioch Thelo>gical Seminary. He belie>es in trained ministry. Mr. Walter Jackson of St. Maticws worshipped at Bethel Sunny. Come again. Our sick list; Miss Alice 15e m . . i-' - : \ l : i': K'ii, .'m. j.u^rniii Williams hi ri County hospital. We trust they ill soon he ' themselves soon. Mrs. ho-+1; Keith" writes her sisjr is mm h' hotter. She hopes to e home soon. .Mi--. William Swett is visiting !r. anil Mrs. .James Swett. She ttended summer school at State. 1r. Swett works in the Navy at harleston. -RKKHY IIKANCII M.WS A very nice S. S. was helil Sunay. Alter the lesson Kev. Don roke thy hreail of life. When he nisheil everyone felt that rcvihJ meeting ?hr+4 heguu^ Monday ight Rev. Jestin preached a soul tii ? immt sermon, hve.iyone enjoyd ttie (iiacon-i jj.o- ? 1 $ AKoT.Nl) WEST t'Ol.l'.MBlA B> Ko\. \. I.. Diggs i Tile everybody revival meoC.'ivg that closed at Double Bran !i A. .M-. Jl-i. jJlU.'''1 hist Fiiuay night -was a suecess from start to'"finish. Rev. Mdlwain prea.hed won <K rt ul sermons. The wiiu-r hoard r.iin Thursday night for Itiniseif. Tin- revivalclosed with L'l con\oils and the collection mounted to *142.'0S. _ bundav found the writ or at Trin "ity AM K church. Nowhorry. Rev, I.. N. Caughman of West Col. niiI7a, oast or.. It was the h' o:iimitn> ot .i-hi ir revival meeting. In comrany with lloy. anl Mrs. Caughman we roaohoil the clnireh about 1 1 There w o met tin- follow injr ministers: Kov. \V. ('. Clolanr pastor of Bethel A. M. F. chuivh visiting lelatives ami fi iends. Rev II. S. Smith pastor of Sbiloh stu lion A. MI. K.. church. Prosperity Presiding: Elder. Rev. O. C. Dun ham of Newberry distri.t; Rev. K I.. M<y>re pastor of Sbiloh cireni' brother John M. Works and broth or .Ernest Moore. loe-,l m- aehe,-?The District Sunday school sossior was good. The lesson was won dcrfully taught by Mrs A1 i i Smith. Rev.'W. C. Cleiand pretu ' id the first sermon from Acts Id fiotn which he preached with pow at; Colldi'tion?8fll .OR.? Tlie funeral, of brother J o h ? Render- who departed this life ot Tuesday. August 3rd was conduct oil by his pastor. Rev. Caughmat n the presence of a la?M>o= congre gation of sorrowing relatives" an friends. The text was taken I Tini. 4:7. After the body Was de posited dinner was served, whiel was enough for all. The third sermon was by Rev K. I.. ..Moore who took his text 1 i nu. i;i- inmi wmen iu* iueacne< a sweet sermon.. Collection At night the lire still burning Rev H. S. Smith preached?h4s?trST Samuel 1T.t.'W. from which h< Retail Mosul in fine si: cess. Elev n tun sons came over on tin Lord's side. Mrs. liattie Gould left for he "tre in Savannah. (la., on Sunday M.'ss Ruth Raw I of Philadelphia < :vo :n?-. 1 or aunt MVs. Ma tha Mitchell. Mrs. Muhle Walke t ; r m New Vork City visit ing Iter mother Mrs. .Jennie E Si September |1J ^ prepare (lie students to meet The Cadets at this-1 boarding I lie war effort. The'St. Emma I advancement when called for ..We regret that Miss Edna Ma this has an -attack of appendicitis u\, f.... i -u-t ptut uu uc-i .? ii'iiiV' cry. , Oil'- visitors Sunday: Mr. Ben nil* Gibson front Now York; Mr Gil) Abney front Ward; Pvt. Isaac , Jac-ksoti TrbnT CanT["TTdfdoff. ~ i JOHNSTON NEWS j Rosa Spring church revival nice oil' was :> gr<-a* sue ess <-ond j by Rev. Walker of Columbia. Eacl .sermon was soul Stirling. Wed i itcsday night preaching by ex-pas 'pi Rev. J. S. Cordon. On Fridat relit services were held hv oui pastor Rev. S. H. Hightower am I'M'tyonc enjoyed ft and was hap T??trl raised ?150.71). | The Mt. Zion Sunday school me aii lime with Sunt, and teacher: [Tt their duty. Lesson taught Bj < I) a. Alex B. Harrison. Rev. Ma I.rell preached the sermon. Mrs. Rrbbie Merriv of Atlanta iCia.- was to see her sister M-rs i Noah Amos on Sunday. I Revivals have begun ' itnd thi it: ny f iends and relatives- are a I home to tlui_.(U?light of all. We are hapoy to report tha Mi's. Marella Forrest is doing a V"'l as votild be expected alter he j operation. I Wo are happy to have Mrs. Val era Warren here after visiting a I Philadelphia, M?*s. Tona nt f v'siting he ; cistors and hro' Iters in N. Y. YTT\ .Miss Dorothy Stevens if. atten inv summer school at Ridge 11 i 1 hith school. Mv? 'Rebecca Dukes and F.mm R"T) Wallace arc visiting their sis Iters and friends in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mile* an j family were the guests of Mr. an I .Mrs. Romeo Hurley and famil [Sunday. ' Mrs. Oornclii's Simpkins is o i he sick list. We > hope her . peedy recovery. | Rev. (t. W. Brighthop prenche a soul stirring sermon at the M I '/ion Baptist church, j Mr. and Mrs. Hubens were vr t itrng iTT Aiken Sunday aftcrnooi Mrs. (Jhaney Reeder Of- New berry Laid To Rest I po neiitl- services - forM t *, -Cha.-] iicy Keeder, 77. well known citiI iicn of New berry were held Wedl i.c-iiliiy .alV.L'1-UUjyu at 1 lie James > Hopewell Baptist church. ,\i i. Hecdvr passed early Sun1 .?\ uio.ning. after an illness ol c\cru-i yea.s. She was born ami mFit-iI' m \ ewboiryrS!;t i< survived by lum wTdowei '[ In' W. K. Reeder; live sons Wn !c and Cleophas of N. Y. I Pity: Clifton of Washington. D.C. >. I', of Thoinasville, N. ('. .and Sylves er of Newberry; 4 danghi-is. Mesdanies^ Chancy l.ake, Miry Wri.ht and Rachel Menderon of ^Washington, D. C., Bernice Uitherford of Newberry; twelve grandchildren; eleven great-graud hilden. L The following program was carried out: Procession; Hyinig A Pew More Years Shall Roll; scrip tine. Ke<T'J. I'. (lilison; Invocation Rev.' Micks: Solo. Coin' Home Kev. rr ia r-....i.i.....?rrnrr........"^n..j? r4,li. VKlUUIt ll, V/IIIUUU V mm.t VC" leste B. Scott; Telegrams an<l letters Rev. E.E. Gaulden; Duet, Well Done. Mesdames Gibson and r Gulden; Remarks; Song, Jed by I Rev. Mrs. Shepherd; principal eu logy Rev. Ingram; Song, Noth' ing Between, led by Rev. Clark; Recessional. Among those,attending the funeral from put of town were; Mrs. Rachel Henderson and chilj dren, Reeder Mae, Nina M., Mildre<l and Wade Edward (|>onny) Mesdames Chaney Lake and Mary L. Wright, Mrs, Berta Williams and on,- Robert, Jr., M?\ and Mrs, ' Clifton Reeder, Mrs. Marion Gray " Misses Juanita and Alice Banis, ler, Miss Joe Ann Scott of Wash i ington, D. C.; Mr. and Mrs. O.P, Reeder of Thomasville,..N. C.; Jas. per Caldwell and mother, Mr and Mrs. John Evans and Rev and .Mrs. Ingram' of (Columbia; Mrs. Weston Wright, Cleophas Reeder. Mr, and Mrs, Wade Reed "7 or. Ji., and daughter Joan Ade; laide of??Y. City;?Rev:?Hiek; ? of laturens; Mralumi's Minna im inton. I On the morning of August first j Ciod sent an angel in, 1_ . . And asked the family Tlit?ir dear mother to lend. We loved you, dear mother. Viis Hilt Goir loved you best, ; So, He took you into heaven For an -eternal rest. , Sleep on, dear mother 1 " .. " 1 A n:l ?take your rest.~ ,'ln have had you. with us so long ! Wo have - been wonderfully bless ; e<i. THE FAMILY. preached a real doctrinal sermon Collection ?8.75. Total amount taised for the day $88 41). Mrs. Alice Smith, Rev. Smith's ; wile is a power m a meeting- also . Rev. Moore's wife. Rev.?Caashman's wife don't make no fpss hut . she is there just the same. The meeting will continue until Fridav . nitrht of this week and is conduct ed by Rev. H. A. Adams of Allen dale. We hope for them a "Success. The relatives and friends o 1 I Pfc. Luther Samuel Golden wen p very happy to see hrm at home or 1 a recent furlough. Pfc. Golden } the son of Rev. and Mrs. L. R Golden of West Columbia is stationed at Camp McKall in North Carolina. He has now* returned tc camp from frfs enjoyable stay ai 1 home where he spent the greatest . portion of* his time attending church and visiting numerous deai t friends whom lie hath failed to sec r ince his inducti(Ai.Jju Match. Wc "Rope for Pfc. Golden much success; . m performing the greatest dut> for his country. ?Trinity?News ? Rev. J. N. Cauglinu n. Pastor t S. S. opened at the usual ho u with the Supt. at his post. Tht t esson was taught by Mrs. Smit) s and reviewed by the Supt. Prayei i neeting followed lead by the sis ?rs. Kevjval began here and tht ' itrH. The pastor was accnmna t nied by the many preachers. Ser von hv Rev. Clelton of Greens ? "l"'. NT. C. r~i Fanner a I services for Mr. Johr ! Beetle I was held conducted h \ 1 e pestor assisted hv Rev. Smith 5 h.ie"t of the message The Ent ' ' a Sniritual Fight. Mr. Reedei <? q member of Trinity chnr.-b tie leaves to mourn his passim* s 'i i'Wfe, H children, 1 brother and sis 'Mt.r y I The evening sermon was prenel | -d by Re\,:>"H'.' I,. Moore from-th< nji' vt II Tim. 1:13, subject j Know a He preached a soul stirring sei I hinn. Closing sermon by Rev. TT d | S. Smi-th from the text I Samue t j 17: Mb Visitors were numerot^# ^inoi nt raised Sunday wns $K7. !- .*>0. See Mirs Necie Bell Burts ant t get the Baimette-Letttfer. Saturday, August 11, 1913 Classified Advertising Column [ Special Notices, Cards of Thanks, :ein<n iunis, IJirlh Announcements ' \ rriage Announcements, etc. are I 11 urged for at the rale of lllc jjer ! line. Cash must accompany the j .t tier. Minimum charge oOc. I CAHL) OF THlANKS We wish to express oui deejj est uppie?lalioii for tne hunt ,.ee?ls and the many InimUriil fioi al .olt vrtligs. tendered to us due uig the Miners alio ueaili oi o. i 111i-iions mother and wife. Willi U.miest" regards, ICI.V . W. it. t:hi.I)Kit and CFiitdi en. IN M KM OH I AM ^ In sad, hut loving memory of our dear grandmother, Mrs. Margaret Hughes, who departed this tjfu August 11, 1!?41, two years au'o- i pi.t'cious (iiii' i rum u? is ^?me A voice we loved i.s stilled; , ? A place is vacant in our home, Which never can be tillcul. ? MTTS. HELEN CHEEKS, Crand-daughter, Mrs. Mary Helen Ueas, .Mj". Lenjj and James Henry 1 Creep, Greatgrandchildren. s IN MEM OKI AM t ! In sacred memory of our lov- , .' 1 nj? husband and father Mr. John Weston Martin, who departed this life one year ago, Aug. if, 1942, Lord help us live from day to day In a self forgetful way; And teach us how that we should pray, And trant that we shall meet again on that great day. I Mrs. Martha --L. Martin, wife Mrs. Inez Martin Crant, , Daughter. , I N ION BAPTIST OlIl'RCH Rev. L. C. Jenkins. Castor There was a large attendance at the Sunday school with Supt. and teachers at their post. The les; son was hispiringly taught. At ( the moining services our.?pastQr, ;|.oke from (Till. b:i, sobjefjit Christ and the Freedom He Cives. which wi.v inifn-Miiig mm enjoyeu r- by all present. The evening?see y? i also?Lnsniriny. Our ? ^ pastor's sermon .was suitable for service. , Several visitors- were with us Sunday whom we always make v.elconie. Among theni Were Ur. Tnd Mrs. J. A. Uacoats, vke-presi dent of * Benedict college; Mrs Mary Wlvitener of Laurens Mrs. Annie Stay's of (Jreenville; * fc Cvl. ClUI'tiM.e Hichardsun;?Cph? - _lllin_l)aiit zlrr. MxvCco.~-Wattsr-lh? ? ><>n of Mrs. Clara Watts from Bos ion. Mass , and others. Sick list: Mesdames Chillis Hale Maggie Delaney, Hosetta Coles, Susie Workman and (.Jrace Hodge Vlro is in the Columbia hospital; , .Messrs \V. M. Gi titer. Will Tay .in arm i)!. i;oL)inso!i. W e pray them (iod's speed. Several members are leaving for New York and other places and ,?sk the prayers of the church. Our pastor is planning to leave an his vacation aftei Sunday, Me in hers and friends are wishing . ! bin an enjoyable trip by giving i him a donation in envelopes. . Daisy B. \V411inms, reporter . HANNAH A. M. F. ClU'RCH Rev. T. K. .Robinson, Pastor Sunday was the begining o f our revival meeting. ?5. S. opened ' at us' al hour. The lesson was re v'ewed hy Deacon H. R. Reeder \ of Hopewell Baptist church. At 11 :*>0 we had a very inspir. ing message by our pastor. This ?? ....... -r it- > ?v?n iuii oi rnougnt and i everyone was made happy. Col? lection $80,5.1. The second sermon was preached by Rev. B.F. Sumpter of Miller Chapel. Many hearts were made to rejoice in the God of their salvation. Music by Mil- ?Cn (er Chanel choir. Collection $12.00. A-f -t o'clock the third sermon . was preached by Rev. H. L. Bon aparte of St. Mary and Brown Chapel churches. St. Mary choir rendered music. Collection $22.10. On Sunday evening at 8:30 o'clock the P. E. Dunham preached another wondeiful sermon. Thiy~v . was really a spiritual trcnt. Col-19? ^ lection $18.5-1. Total collection foi ) ?he day $137.10 of which we were ' , very grateful to each and evet y one. We had quite a nurtiher of ?' visitors from out ofi town. KnENK7.FR A.M E. CHURCH Rev. U. X. Wilson,?Pastor ? ( hurlestou?We are proud to say that ouf church is still moving on nicely while our beloved pastor is olT on his vacation, i Sunday morning at 11 a.m. the ; assistant pastor Rev. G. W. Heyw'ard gave us..a strong gospel me>E 1 sage. It was enjoyed by all. , At 8 p.m. Rev. I. Washington preached an informing sermon. The services were good all day. S nday school and ACE League were largely attended. Every de1 partment of the church is active. All are working hard to help put - ofer a great program this confer1 enee year. Pray that our suc?ey fontUiui, " *"