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WINNSBORO NEWS St. Mark, Pisgah and one ^'oi two other churches absorbed, the 1 population of Wjnnsboro last t-un h day to witness their home.coming > In their revival meetings. Home f folks and thetl- friends same in j h from _tlie -Great Lukes, to -the?u Gulf of Mexico, to comingle at T these meetings and to get their I 1 ?? souls revived. [ f Dr. Arthur George, and Rev. J n Moses Belton of Johnson C. Smith ; 1 University, Charlotte, graced oiu ' town with their presence- on last ^ ? week. ? r J4 Mrs. Savilla Davis who hits been i very much indisposed is ndw some ;?better. In her mrifet critical -mo- ? rnent, the following relatives came Brewer Tom Banks, near Rock Hill; sister Adeline Hmith ami '"daughter Mae Frances from Phil- t adelphia; sister Bessie:*Divers of tl Uqanoke, Va.; son Mr. Samuel j| Davis wife and other-in-law Mrs > Majfl^Thomas, Baltimore, Mdij ti soij^^^t. Frank Davis and wife, -J from Camp Tyson, Tenn., and hei e brother Mr. and Mrs. David E. Banks of Spartanburg. The sight C of this group has made Sister Da- t vis recuperate. .- d . ' it :? " ?III JUJ m nave?in our miust r Sgj^ Frank Green from overseas, ti He looks the picture of health. Other soldier boys and theirs are f< Pvt. Aubrey Tucker oT Grenier, "*> New Hampshire, with his new o wife, his sister Mrs. Katie Jeter I' her two sons, James and Calvin. 0 Pvt. H.K. Lyies of New River, N. ^ C.; Pvt. George Jacob of La. Among others who are spending vacation here are Mrs. Hertlia Cook, Frankford, Pa., guest c: ?" of-nibtfier, Airs. Henry Williams; Mrs. C. H. Gaston and daughter, e Mrs. R. W. Morse and her moth- a er iu-law, Mrs. 4L W. Morse, all 0 from Pittsburg, Pa. They are the guests of* IIr. and 'Mrs. Tom e Johnson. . a Messrs. Butler Peterson, Sam- ^ uel J aggers and wife, Mrs. Mae h Frances and Mr. Robert Baxter. Jr., in-laws and son |>f. Mr. and Mrs. George Baxter, all of Wash * ington, were pleasant visitors of parents and friends here., Mrs. Joe Rabb departed this ~ 1 fife Saturday and was funeralized " n -?1 Tuesday,?Aug.?Hi?Her daughter ^ and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Car- j.j tor Gaston, her son, Mr. ti lover ^ Rabb oi Baltimore, Md., and her | | sister Mrs. Leila*_Gainbrell o f Easv^lQlrange, N. J., were among ^ the relatives who came to the fu- nl neial services. Mrs. Rabb is a p] sister~of Mrs.~Eliy.a_J. Williams of this town and also Mr. Henry t; Johnson of East Orange, N. J. ^ Peace to her ashes. jv Misses Bern ice Jackson and bi Cecil Ross are visiting relatives q, in Durham, N.C., and Jonesvilfe, S. C.., respectively. b? Dr. and Mrs. 6. M. Plair accom- te panied by his grandson Paul Per- e< ry and Mrs. S. C. Weston, all of .v Rock Hill were welcome visitors J in our town last Sunday, guests w I of Mrs. Sarah Wright. c Mrs. Vera Stubbs Robinson, iu home demonstration agent o\ al this county has resigned her po- R j sition here. Looking to her foi i 1 guidance in home affairs, the lo I I . M nome Keepers greauy miss airs. < Robinson. < _ in ZION HOPEWELL ,i BAPTIST CHURCH p; ' " . ] Rev. W, M. Massev, Jr.,. Pa^tnr Strother, S. C.?The Zion lTop? well Baptist church had theii v week's revival meeting started thi fh"?r Sunday rrr August. Rev. 1' t~ T. Sears carried on our revive, meeting. - He proved to the con i gregation that he is a revival min. ister. Rev Sears preached soul , stirring serm*ns. He is the pastor of Gethsemane Baptist churi , i of flairs anil the pastor of S" JoflpBaptist of Ocfhiii'ihjn. II is choir of Gethsemane rendered ; wanderful service during our re p * efval and we certainly thank I.i'l Ue River's choir For their grea cooperation ir our revival and we also thank our visitors for Iheu^ support. During our week's s< reveal we we're abie to c> nv"i ?v ?- -?bve?candidates- for Baptism. -The +1 pastor will baptise these candt uate? the first Sunday in -Septem t( ber. We thftnk God for our sue F ';essful meeting. Total collectim v for the week $208.00.:. < Our Pastor, Rev. \V. M. Masse \ ir f Jr.. will carry on a meeting in _ jt North Carolina at V\ heath Greek j: * baptist church for the Rev. B. A. $ Bass. Zion Hopewell wishes ?; i ,rj Kieai success in tno Nortn i,ar>- \ j Ima meeting. (Mrs.) Xeaaie Lee Collins, ! reporter 1 UOLM) TOP AMKZ <11 I RC H Winnshoro?We hail a great itne Sunday .at our church, dur:tg the revival meeting. The first ermon was preached by our?pusor from the subject: Man's Life i but a Vapor. The second Sertoli was preached by Rev. (P'. M. 'alley of the Preshvterian church ront the subject: Last Thy Bread Jpon the Waters. The third set ilon was preached by Rev. J. C. lit ton front the subject: What -lust I do to Inherit Eternal til the sermons wore highly enoved. Kd. Jackson. Reporter. GREER NEWS itizen of (Jroel', but having left ere fori a!most a decade to_ resirt i 29-17 W. 22 St.. Coney Islai?l, i. V., returned to spend her vac?.ron in her Original home to the elight of her many relatives and harming friends. TheTtev. E.^L. pulton of Maple reek Baptist church, and his meat ers worshiped with Bethel Metho. ist members Aug. 8th afternoon. [e preached a wonderful sermon -) the edification of all. Mrs. Vivian Hall from Chicago, irmerly a citizen of Spartanburg nil Mvs. Gussie CTT Walker, first ousins of Mrs. P. i.M. Gibbes arid ttle Mhss Lessie G. High were ne day, welcome guests at the lethodist church, manse. Mrs. Sadie H. Jones of Charles in spent a week here, visit in* ev. and Mrs. John C. Gibbes. he? x-pastor iitul wife. The beauti iT yTufri^r ladv calls her entertain is father, and mother and they re happy to own and honor such lovely and dutiful daughter. Bethel church school pupils wen iven a grand reception Thursday fternoon. This was a reward foi leii' brilliant exhibition *-? n nancial rally some weeks ago Irs. P. M. Gibbes, Mrs. J. Max ell and Mrs. Sadie B. .Iones wen le supervisors. They taught the rtridren many games, songs, plays nd quibbles. The?PTA?of?which?Mrsr IT TP itrtjes^rs?the?president held ilP ubfic meeting. Sundav. Auirus? 5th 3:30 p.m. in preparatory t< Prof. \y. M. Bnnkheud is thble and popular principal. A healthy program on "Child's 'elfare", including- his spiritual lentul, educational, and socia bases was skillfully <oiuhut4.d,? -We"" record with" painful atfecon the demise of sister Willimi amage Brown. She died in Biifilo, N. Y. Her remains were rought home, Greer, where hei iar mother, Mrs. .M tit tie Ramage ither, George Ramage an.d a nuni ?r of her relatives reside. Eighien continuous years the deceasi has been North. Great sorrow as man nested at the going- of. lis young Christian woman as she as funeralized in the presence ot big throng of sympathetic, life ng friends, and church members I Bethel Methodist church b y ev. W.. A. Butler, who paid tlv ibute to her beautiful life an vely memory. Rev. J. C. Gibbes inn? the nastor of ?ho oVunvh tillered appro] riate and consoliif services. Throughout the sol nn funeral exercises Bethel choii roduced soul satiating music layed by Mrs. P. M. Gibbes. Honi" M. H. Callaham the famous ndertaker of Greer was |?uncjal, and grand in the obsequies, bile the four flour maidens L ir i ins of fragrant bouquets anively ferns, and arranged them nutifully about the handsome isket. Dust to dust, and ashes to ashe ere spoken and all that was n:or il was conveyed to the cemeterj f this worthy and lovabte*wvoman John C. Gibbes, Greer. S. C lETHMiHMM liAPT. (HllIC: Key. S. M. Higlitower, Pnstor College Place, S. C.--Sunda\ hool at 10 o'clock with teacher t their post. Lesson review, d b< ^ ffPTTran t\V. M. Corbitt The choir accompanied the pas >r 10 his cnurcn ni aenKinsvuie. airfield county, Morris creek. Re ivyl meeting this week: We have impleted our church with paintlg and also finishing on the initie and paintine pews also new ews. Miss Etfic Miller has returned o?n a triii U> rennvylvania, New ork. There will be a singing program riday night, August 20, 1943. Robeit Edmonds, reporter 'Willow <;*k>ve a. m. n. t'htkch ? i j Rev. W. ii. Walker, Pastor 1 Sunday. Aug. 8th was the be-j ginning of our revival meeting. : ; 1 he preacher lor the week was 1 I the Rev. K. L. .Jones, who preuchI ed out of his soul" every night. I It was a wonderful success. At the close of this meeting the Rev. I P. P. McFarland and his good people came over and gave us another great day. We are moving | onward and upward. green wood news hot dry weather now. }I^'rfcT*1 ''to j ~ get .the Victory Winter Gardens | started, but this is a good fruit | cir ying-season. So the Lord is blessing us just the same. Our churches are doing nicely All Christians in Greenwood seem to be on a Missionary bomb, both whrte and colored., I told you, my readers, in last week's paper about j the steps our Mayor has taken t< j have all Christians pray at one j tipie. Now the white Christians are talking about using their foreign Missionary money at home. If their plan is carried out - " It Will ne one ot the greatest steps towards beautifying God's churches everywhere since Solomon's time. And we as colored people - iii'n studying how to do more home mission work by increasing our membership. We have a very tine pi sin worked out in the name ol Christ and when it is perfected you will read about it in this'sanu paper. So be sure to keep up ending- the Palmetto deader and watch Greenwood lohnin foi . Christian work. ?? At Weston Chapel A. M. E. church. Rev. E. F. Johnson, pustor, Sunday school met on time and as the Supt., Mrs. E. 0. Car ter could not be present on account of sickne?<r assistant Supt.. Mrs. L. F. Renin is away for the summer, the pastor was in charge. After which service began and the pastor preached as nev(?r before f wish to tell you that Rev. Johnson jnreiichos tn stir i-n m-in-y pa-r-t | of the soul bv nreaehintr Christ in. I In thf heart- * MLiss. Christine - . Wads worth- of\*. Y. City and her sisters Miss Otkella Wadsworth of Greenville ml Mrs. Geneva Iho\vn of Columbia q;e all here visiting- then nother on Pearl St. Mrs. Othel!a Wadsworth is. serving on the faculty of teacher* in Greenville and Mrs. Brown lives with her has -and in Columbia, Mr. Philip d^own who is a Wurlil War Vbtb- " ran. Mrs. Bernrce Batton of Washington, L). C., and little son Gilbert Batton is here visiting hei . parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sims on llackett St. Little Gilbert is only 4 months old and lie and his mother was accompanied to church Sunday morning by Dr. and Mrs. i. M Thpmpkins where the baby was baptized by the pasioi .lis Thompkins served as godmotiiei and D?r Thompkins godfather. May God give us a lot more child-' ren like this one in the church. Mrs. Mary Griffin and Mrs. Orcenna Robinson and Master Clemson Smiley all of Detroit, Mich., were present at dhurch. 'Mrs. Robinson is here visiting her partnts, Mr. and Mrs. Guss Lipscomb on Cokesbury St. . On the sick list is Dea. H. C. C h i Ids on Mil wee St. .ttiid Mr. S. I A. Garter on Marion St. The inanj Uaeiuls -Robinson wili.-.eglad tbLknow that he is improv. ing1 nrcely in the hospital in Co luinbih Aloo Mrs. (ilac'-y s Braddey Robinson the wife of Prof. T K Rooinson is improving nicely at home on Mineral St. We were .-a<l(lenr*(l u-rti tlin fn'" eral of Mrs. Emma Lee, one of tr.e ' faithful members of Morris T-Sap. j i baptist cnurco. Airs, bet ne " larted thus life last Thursday afternoon and was quite shocking to everyone. She was a woman that was loved by everyone vVno .new her for she was Iriend.y, loving' and kind. She also had nauy white friends so we can say li.at the city has lost a real neigh bor. We can but say sleep on Mrs. Lee, some day we hope to join you? m-Cbe-trrrot beyond. She leaves to mourn her passing her uiisband Mr. Robert Lee; oil" ndop ied daughter, ALrs. Kuoie Lee M ii hums ol' Wilmington, X. C Mrs Lee often remarked in hei lifetime that she had a kind of faith I ul daughter in Mis. Williams w',., . left her home many limes and . came to nurse her mother, weeks after weeks. Her husband MrCalvin Williams accompanied im at ilia CuneraL?Ab-Fairvivw com Ietery Mrs. Emma Lee was buried beneath a bed of flowers. # ' A : T M'f. IIOJlR A. M. E. ( Ill K< H Rev. .1. I'. WasliinKlnn, Pastor The congregation wa< somewhat disappointed Sunday, in that the pastor was absent.,_He was visiting relatives and friends in Sayailliab. Ca. lie reported a -.plondid and most enjoyable Ti7ij7. TTt preached in St. .James A.M. K liureh Muulay morning, and in St. Philip 'Moiunnental A. ,M. K. 'tnr.1i Sunday night. Revs. C.K. Knight and. \V. C. Davis are the asters t>T these chtu'ehes. The pastor waS .licensed? t o . t each in tjl. James church thirty years ago by the late Dr. B. S. Hannah. St. Philip Monumental A, M. E. church is the oldest A. M. li. church in the state of Georgia. The pastor r*.ported that he was treated royally by his borther preachers, in spite of the fact, that he" met each- of them for the first time. Tii the absence of the pastor. our services were in charge o I Rev, Michael Deas, Local Eldei of the church. The -Sunday school was largely atended and was opened on the usual time by Supt. Ren Hiwn and I.is t'uwni'U'i's. It is animating to see the Sun day school now in contrast t o what it was one year ago. New in "teresi a no; enthusiasm has buvti injected into every vein of the school by the skill and ingenuity of tile pastor. Little .Miss Mildred W estpoint is proud of her posiuon as secretary of the Sunday school. .Mrs. Kli/.abeth Norther is a tireless worker in the Sunday school and church. Rev. Michael l>ens is always at ITTs post o i duty both in the Sunday school and church. The pastor and members determine to see that Mount Hon lint's no backing bells. Mrs. I.. M. Ashe, Reporter. Pepsi-Cola Company, L chisel Udmer- < olnm McCALL NEWS R. L. Bethea, Reporter Services were good at Boavei Dam church Sunday. In the ah. en e of the Pastor. Rev. P. Rohinson, the Rev. .1. It. ;\Vfight tool.-1 harge of the services. He deliv-' eied a splendid sermon which everyone enjoyed. Collection $)8.*)0. 'Mr. Cornelius Robinson ov I.lurrTti'mivo* V f n-nr.-l.';.....i ...<?i. ? ?llli us and gave a. splendid lecture that was enjoyed. We have quite a number of our out-of-town guests in the city: .Miss Lilian David of Marion is spending a few days on some"very important business. Whi^e here she is the house <ju;est of Mr. and Mrs. C. \V. beihea and TamiIv. A1 i are happy to see her. She has wdffced 7n fTie"~M e v'a 11 *~Tra 7i mi IT school so long' until she is loved by everyone here. She is a great friend maker wherever she goes. C"pi. Colon is in the city visiting i datives and friends. He is stn ionyd at Camp Cordon, C?a. Me. Charles S. Dudley of X*. V rs the house* guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. *V. Rogers. He also vor "Toped 'with us at Beaver Dam Sunday. Miss Willie Ksthur l.estor of N'ew York is in th*> city Visiting relatives ami friends. She looks the very picture of health. She i the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Lestoi. Aiir. Aaron f'eguese who has been .n Alexandria, Va.. lor the past two ycai.s was tailed .homo Co see his parents Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Peguese. He is. expected lo la* dialled in the armed foxes. .Miss Fostner M.l.arion a n d -two of her friends are visiting rel. atives and friends. She is the (iaapoti r of Rev. and .\i s. t*. II Mel.anon. A11. John 1 tee .M urphy is siowly improving also .Mis. Margaret Clark. Rev. and Mis. M Intyre, Mis. Mary M. Rohinsun cond.vtod?r1?revivrl meeting at Syrian church t>h?*i vus highly beneficial. They 11E PALMETTO LEADER fAMDKN .lOTTINT.S S. inlay was hot hut the faithful |', j uties never let any weather coiuli , ti<?n help litem from ehureli ser- I)i vices. There were two funerals to be [ luui' ami one was a gentleman -V' _ \\ hose sist-or had ifceen buried-three he weeks before. Surely life is the ( an linie to serve the Lord. j so Mr. and Mrs. Rmmett Flowers j W have the sympathy of all in theii I bereavement. I u| Rev. J. YV. Wilson conducted the ca meeting for' Rev, t . T>. "alul lai _Lrepotied, suece-?j?^ -J-'mn -were- h?-p- -pr I'ily converted. He will raivy nn lu op at Kbenezer beginning Sunday fr> r r.lgbt. ? Rt .Ylrs .\Jike Smith (Alary) and M (Mrs>) Florine K. Hurst were the M dinner quests - of Mr. and Mrs '11 Reuben Wfight and their aunt.lsu Mrs. .Jessie f). And to say "it Was I .. - -one-covers uttr RnTTThg with The ;ll most delicious ..ice cream topped wfth clipcolat e. Ri Mr. and .Mrs. Richard Helton- pvj XKutie) hajve...their: .grandchildren j.\ girl and hoy. and their aunt as visitors from Philadelphia. These RI are Dr. Mnddys the son of Mr I'. and Mrs. Helton who has made " good. I he aunT is his wife's sis1 er. They are leaving the first of 'a: 'he week after a pleasant sfav I c'v Sjrt. (libbs Dnbose stationed in . i fv is was ;>?viritor nf hi:' ll'otlu'l. . tt" and friends for a lew days look- I ' ntr good. i; Manning J.eon -fWnkins has r 11 . his father and mother I? '.hat he is in A. S. Id Regiment Un o 1 !- J U. S. Naval Training of "tation, (Irent Lakes, 111., and do- iul :ng line. i.Vts. ,J. |). Wright is. til 11is father's sister. A'I are proiui_ .su i-e-?j ?" as hi' is called. " ,j<f 1 ah. I hi: niond Dinkins station- (]j| ...'.Lin California^ has been with his ' fu family lor a few days and left I m wi.th the good wishes of all. Man-, ring Leon rs his nephew. | 1^ utr'sf?KM? -?fou gnbrgy.? ffl Liii \ -i:< ?? ?1 Jar ong Island Cltjf, N. Y. iu hi;i IN'i)^'^dl;i Holt line Co. homo is 'n Washington, D. ('. and tt.j] highly enjoyed themselves while }K., iii our city the house guests of j j ' M. and Mrs.- Isaac Lestor. , i J iv? ROSE Mill. NEWS w;t vy. Tradesville. S. C.?Revival ser- gut i vices at Rose Hill church closed I | last Thursday. Everyone was ben ! aru ! etited that attended. Rev. Lvles J i , Hie minister conducting the revi- ' tflu I val stood "nut tooted ' and prea.h [.v. ] crl the word Qf (jod. T,he' pastm j., I and members wish to thank every .1>n i one for their splendid support. A .j [ special thanks is extended to Rev. ^ ( Adams, Rev, Cautlfrn and the ^ tea.hers and student body of Rose j Mill school. ? I , inc Mrs. \'.ulie IHakney spent?-a--rr^ T-4t*w-days?in Puyelarai -viwitinn hei (j?1 parents, "Mr. and Mrs. Fundcr ,, 11 Mi burke. ! M iss Drucilla Robi'nsnn of Wasi, I len j inyton, 1). C., visited Rose Mill 'school last Friday. Miss Robinson | is the sister of lMss_Mary A. Rob 1 tison a teacher in o.,r school. She i.- v .'.-iliiaj; her parents and many f ' rierids throughout Lancaster and Y. j t l.cstei field counties. isj Mr. Will Hlukney was in Iain- ^ I .istei Satindav on business. While ,.i If li" .site Ml .. le'.V lyjUl'S ill the U -homes of .\J_i. and .Mrs Henderson -7-7 .in! I lev a??i .Mrs. Kh>t ker on Clin- 1 ;?iii Ave. ; Mr. David ,-ol.snis is an aifent foi . ad.es dresses and hosiery, also l?' t h its, tie.- .ml socks for men. If I I ; on aie hi need of anv of these' r? t-i'^hlny,- see ^\lr. Adams. Youi I ?iti a ill he appreciated. wo M The hairman of trustee I oard wn Mr. CIn'!< ye informed the teach- n< ( its f'iday that school wonlil last in lei two more weeks. We hope ev- hei thy child will a I tend these two ue-ks. I ' vV If you liavc any news for 'the 1 i'aln-rttn f,?rn7trr ~gnml It tit mrss tpt |ftoree Hlnkney. Buy a paper from ret Miss Mavra Davis. j Te (LINTON NHWS 'iciulslii|) A. M. K. Church r. II. W . Walker. I'astor S. S. at the usual hour. " With ?su-Sept; .Mr, C. T. Henry actg m>-tettd of Supt. Ht T;; Alex-' dei* who i- ill. We hope he will on be with lis attain. I'lof. .1.1" . .Minis ya\e the review. At 1 1.the pastor delivered miller inspiring message that used our hearts to rejoice. A rye mi ill her of visitors'1 were trsetrt:?"Stmrlay- evefTtng we wt*rivaled?w+t-h?? irprntual treat oni one ol' Clinton's product*?? rr; \V. J. Dunlap of Baltimore, d., jiastor of St. Stephenson A. . K. church, from the subject: le Results of Stavine with s. file public is invited to worship. Friendship Sunday morning, lyust 22. The speaker will b e . M. B. Butler of Columbia, sr.'.v .rr - lrr i m m Wi lU'iiuji." .MVIIIDI lill A..>l. l church; KV. JOHN DII.LAUD VSSKS Tin- "remains" of Kev.''Joljfr^pl- ' id were ft.neralized Wednesday ' ening Aug. 11 at Friendship A. J . K. church. .Mrs. Camilla Del- 1 .I'd**, nintn ul' die tlm'Usi-d, ai " mpanied tlie. body herd from ui.pa. Fia. " Rev. Dillard before moving to i ttnpa was one of Clinton's be>ed citizens and a loyal inembet Fi iendship church; one who iiored long and untiringly. One | tie choir leader, trustee aim I wauL. jFroni .uie. cards of ? ??*leitce and resolutions froiii lite I'dent otgaiii/.ations, his l'aith1 work continued in Tampa, tinthe Lord called him home. Short talks were made by Mr. L. Alexander and Rev. tL T. elton. - Resolutions an*L. tejeants were read by Miss liubye Johnson. The principal eulogy is delivered by Rev. F. L. LillL >od. pastor of New Hope and j \ Vernon churches. Surviving are one sister Mrs. miiia _Delgardo. Tampa, Fla.;J f son Mr. LeRov Dillntvl I i; two Inother*?Mc**i>.? Vlli . m and Moses Dillard, Clinton; j it nephews Mrises and William ooks Dillurd; one sister-in-law, s. William Dillurd; one daugh- ; -In-law Mrs. LeKoy Dillurd. j I other relatives and friends, ilrs. Leona Henry spent last I. etc ci:d with parents. Mrs. | lie Harris* guests last week in- ! i.ed i;er daughter Aliss Clutelle 1 Harris and son Pvt. McNeil j ( rris of Mississippi. Miss Clo- i i le returned to Philadelphia; | ' niece Cloldie Uahb acconipan- ! , her. ' Irs. Hattie L. White left for j ishin'gton to join lier son who | , s recently inducted in the Na- ! ; Mrs. Julia Taylor has as her > t ,'sts her sister ami nieces Mrs. I ne Lewis, little Barbara Ami ( I Jean Elizabeth of New York. ! , ill's. Clara Garrett has as Let jf st her daughter Mrs. Lee Kuth i. ins of Washington. Mrs. Anian 'j Wilson's guests include Ihm I J i Mr. J antes Wilson of Ohio; j , ighter Mft?" Annie 1 5. Gov an of j ; and son Mr. Warren Wilson t i Columbia; d: s. Marv A. Moniot!?r----gTTesCr luried?h<*i?daughter -Mrs. Eula ung of Washington; also hei Fghter and sOn-in-law Rev. and j1 s. W.J. Dunlap of Baltimore. Mrs. Tal Dillard's daughter He-i * is here visiting. ILORKNCi: NEWS ! i i.rs. I.uura Grant went to N. on the 5tn. Miss Lilian Smooth j ' home from Orangeburg. Mrs ' !ia Jordan died last week. Mrs | trion Miller who hits been a pa- j' nt at t ie 'Ml Le?'d hospital is a | lie again to "the delight of hei j' ends. i Mrs. Marlon N.. Oliver o 1 !j angeburg passrtl through etv- i ite to \ Y. last Thnrsdav. rfip IiTblf Tprrr v:^(1<<r fTit- TfiTfr*' <hip of Elder W. M. Fprdham j mprelist and his efficient to tkevs: Prof J. B Wi'liams and! ss T. Wade are doing: a grept | nk in the city wh'fh is much , aded. T eV have B hi e'as?o? seVe ral homes and much good r- , intr done. rhe city was shoe! e ! last we k ion the news reached us of the . ?id< nt^of Pvt. Theodore Lawice. She left immediately for I xas to be with him. I m:\v bethel bait. ( Mi ikh Itev. A. I). Uiincan. Jr.. l'a??tor Last Friday and Sat 111 day the Tyger- River association,- also?thr Women's Auxiliary, were held bere, which was a great success Rev. "A. M. Matthew's*77T Spaiian burg, moderator of the association Mrs. Lillian Bay lord of Winston fulfill. X. was pi evident of ih< Women's auxiliary. Tin* program vms carried out with tine results The amount of $21">.4<i .was rca listed' Sit Tula y was out retrain i mee*m day?also?bapti <m. bio% en?candi dates were baptized ami j?4tow~m eti iniu the ehi-refn Our Sunday stc^.onl was fun. 'Mass 4, Mrs. I) I'. Barks leaejiei won thy offei intr banner: ias? " still holds, the attendance banner, teacher, Mrs. Theada Robinson. A fter a sa te ami nlousnnt i i to Lancaster, Oklahoma Mr. Frank Ferguson. Jr.. has ^turned. Mi. Wallace Cannon, Jr.-. is |e;>\ 'rng today for Camden, S. C. where he. will soon bey in anothe school tjprm. i He ntiemlvd schoo there in l'd-12, and also attended s*nfmer school the past summer, summer school this summer. His many friends wish for hint agm-n success, Mr. James Young nif Mr. Wal-Uu:?Livinciin hit Tln.i!cda>?Ati'Jds 12th for* the C. S. Army. Oui j players are always for victory. Mrs. Katie Ward was cubed tthe bedside of her mot her.j who s ill (Mrs. Caroline Ktlwards).. Mr. Grover Foster, Jr., is now m Florence, S. ('., it, the infantih j aralysis hospital. His man; friends hope Tor Tiiin bi ight am Ttinjiy hours! Mrs. Maggie l'ery. son and' - <>r. of 'Washington. I). C.. in e acre \iiting her- nmrher." sister.^aiid tela tives. Mrs. llattie Madden of- .Asln. ville v/sited hei mother. Mrs. Hai nah Tanner also her sisters iveen ly. Mas. Lula Parks liiid Mrs. Nm. Winn. ?Mrs-. Hlosstec Williams oT Toffs mouth. Jut..?is here U.dllny hei patents Mr. and Mrs. Chnp I'arL-. . nd relatives. Her litany l rieiu. are glad to have-her here. Mrs. Dot binder of Marion. N C.y ts-vis ding" her sister Mis. E.vc l.vn W i 1 born and trie ml* here. Singing-at Trinity A. M. K. '/. .hut ch Sunday;-August 22 The I i.iddi iv E. J. Parks, reporter ~ PINE <;IU)VE A.ME CHIRCH T?ev7"U. II. UalRTV. Pastor?" Sunday was a line day at out hurch. Inmday school o]>ened a; ts usual hour. After Sunday school baptism took place. Five veto baptised and received as full number* oi the church. A sou stirring sermon was delivered by he pastor and then the Lord'? Slipper was administered. Codec ion $7.12. At the evening services a warn jruyer service was conducted b\ Jro. \V. M. Coutner. Rev. Townsend of High Point, N.C., deliver ri the evening message. His sub ect was They Made I.iyfrt* of It. Everybody was made happy, af.eV"~Ti earing this wonderful mesage. This was the ending of oui revival ineeting; and the good TreotXng. The Rev. J. D. Roberson .onducted the meeting. He began reaching Monday night and continued the whole week. Six 'sout? were saved under his preaching. . lie whole community was reviv-1 d under his preaching. God bless ids wonderful man. We were~ happy to have our sister church Willow Grove with us >11 the Must night ot our meeting hey turned out to our surprisi n large n..tubers. We were also happy to have Mrs. W ilheimina Holiday and daughter from Wash ngt< n, Barbara Aim. IACfle Bar'aia Ann is only 4 months old. ,n<L..weighs 25 pounds. We were also< happy to have Mrs. Annie "...hie Ki.'iaid from North Carolina visiting our meeting. We art t.iiokl 1 to say we had a wonderi'u 1 t ime sfrbritnally and financially. Wo raised during the meeting $f]G.G.;. The following contributed be highest amounts: Elijah Bennett $1; 1.. Benett $1; Annie M. Kinard SI.25; Ashley Bennett $1; Lena Canty $1.50; Lessie Bennett $1; Joe Counsel $1; Mable Rason | V) ; VV , ill. ( miihcit- $1 .lift; Buvonna Cauthcn $1.75; Kannie M. Breiord $1; Rasa Richardson $1; M. Williams 50c; R. Countscl 75c; Jim | Halleday 50c; John B. Johnson $1 M. I'eiirsnn- 5(k_; $J ; W ] M. Ransom 50r; W. M. llolladay $2; M. Ransom $1. I / ' V t ! 1 " 5 , 4 FAGE FIVE <;AIFM:y. nfavs I' Mt>. Lottie .?11-i11?> of Kdig- Mt <i ' N.(-pen! tin- week end with < j.-VLhija. liobert-. ".Mr. i iii ! Montgomei y of IJaltiK.Die, Md.. i> visiting hi- hrortTTT. ; >lj . ! -?I Mmi.! [iuini'i y ami other pel it .%"<-> licit-. I'fc. .1 a 11 ic? ('hippy of Camp ' lail'OMii*. i.a.. has I it'i*n promoted to < to poral. Mr>. i.l.cir Jctl'eries .and daughter. Mi-. Kli.^t* . Shippy have canticif over l'tti can- of wgetahlcs -I-mJ- iM lihl'U?\-U-llil t .?M? .? 1 ' ' 1 'icji'i-y \\ omen'- Christ lias Saving club was entertained ' ' at t)u- (mine Lit' Mi-* Hertha Good - ** * - " i ay_ nig lit. Alter tin- ' / ir. -iiic-.- -e-.-ioii and a lot of fun : iiclic'on- coni -c of ice cruani was ,-civcti. I he next meeting will - .1,1-,. r.llici lilUh? in Pansy Hardin anil' haby >t N'c.w ^ <o k _(_}tv arc tuny _vj> * ti"y j ?:t r < 111 All. atiH .Mis I >.|iu | - lcvf!attii.-< Miinv ai t.- here visiting their, father and .sister. At iss Rachel Harrison is teaching at Concord. F1 lends ate gTaTl io know That Alis. -lohn Carpenter?irrrd?Jtis?* trail Hopper ate much better at this writing. 1-^?!*'in i > n?family?i|uai iim tr^f hat "lit'.. N.( .. will siny at Slierrtl < hapel ('.MK ciiiuvji Sunday night. A'ug. 22. If you miss this ou will miss it all. Spofisoi Mis Sarah Lee Campbell. -Airs. Minnie Klmore and family u\e tin- many -friends sympathy i the loss of their husband, fa-_h her and son. Sec Little .Miss fJarre Loss foi The I'alnietto Leader. For North Carolina .Mutual In-uranee see Mr. JVC. Copeland. The Pilgrim Insurance . see .Mr. j aiy Lulle.itdin or Alls. Louise iteul. ' Mr. and Mrs. Tonunie !.. Carpenter of Lincoln, N.C., we:e the I guests of Mr. Oliver I'ohert> on Thursday afternoon. ^Irs. Cm pen um is .ffr:?It (The-IN si.-tor. AlAWiNt; IHSTUH r w.?FL AM) r. M. CONVKNTION Tin-"\V; H. amfT-. Mi s>ronary convention convened with St Mark A. M E. church. Suutmerton July i'50. H?'v. Ed war. I Ftuzier. pa^j.or. Devotion was conducted by Vv eliding Elder S. N'ance an 1 'tastor-. The annual sermon was detrv-p-rpd by Rev. L. B. Burgess, ' ~ " Trinity s ation, Manning. Sub>ect Faith. He gave some very beautiful illustrations which were V"?"" helpful and enjoyed bv all The . . Minimization was perfected and the business of the meeting was lispatched with t as?. Our efficent President. Mrs. E. E. Walker, presiding. The reports wove one hundred tier eeut whi h is the Mann'ng dis'rict's motto. S-vei-'j visit r vere present and added much to fhe meeting. Among them were Rev. B. F. Hildebrnnd. P. E. of 'he W'a'ereo district: Mrs. Hilde'rand orr-eonference president; Mr?. E. R. A^de'son of Columbia M-ho use to b" one a' the energetic-jL. workers of this drstric-t. Mrs. A.* 1, .Walker. Manning. Ebenezer Bantrs-t?chnrch and others. "Ref. C. A: - Harmon front-?Cy-? nress Fork circuit preached the Missionary sermon. Subject Obedience. It was practical and well delivered. The young people hour under Mrs. Carrie Burgess. Sunt, was fine. Four prizes were awarded i"ar piner's read by the young people. They deserve cred it for the way they played their parts. The entertainment was su ae' b. Eevr- Fri.zlvt' and his mem hers dcsprv" much credit for tV>-? 'Will r,nt*,rt-,inment and heant'fu' vell Wont church. MflV the T.ord Towd "their \vr k rith' Success. Ml of the officers rwero re-elected another year. ST. M VTTHF.W OU'RCll Piedmont. "S. C.?Tho S. S^open? *>d at tho usual ho"r hv tho Sunt. T. R. Hurts with all tho teachers i 'TTTS'PTtr. The lesion was well itv r ctorj We hh,| no Mr. Fred MfC'illmrS <> ' Philadelphia, :s nml chiM'-on who nr? vis ? 'ti'i"- tt'oio p.aronts here, Mrs. P.es ie Wriyht and Mr. .lames M.Cullonfrh. The St. Matt! ow ^Sineiti"- lass v. en' r FTTH Po. k I baptist church , hov thev 'mi? on Friday ni'ght. Amon?>t raised $!XfiO. Wo "n-vrre'* sar).'r>ne l hv the death j of Mrs. Ma^rjj-'Met-'ulloujh in Phil- * [ ndol?>hin. "They moved' a\VV fr.'IW : Piodntrint several yeafs ago. W. M. T?ir"nf. "P"111" ~