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Saturday, September 4, 1943
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WINNSBOKO NEWS j
We arc .clad to be relieved Jfroni T
-the scorching heat by a blessed
rani. Both plants and animals *
Hre revived thereby.
Misses Pearl and Maude Mobley,
Evelvn Ross, Messrs J. J. J
Manigault and W. A. Ross. Mrs. J
Lizzie Brown and Mrs. Pearl I. *
Peay were among those from our ?
town who attended the large and i
sorrowing funeral services orf Mrs t
Charlie Hardih at the Mt. Olive
Baptist church, Chvpivr last Sun ~
tiny. So large was the congrega- i
tion of both white and colored peo
pie thar "the chuTclr^couldntr hold i
it and the floral offerings were .
too numerous to describe. *
_ Fairfield County Tr. school will c
*>n Tuesday, Sept. 7th at 9 a.m. J
Miss Elise M. Manigault is do- ^
ing fine after having had her tonsils
removed.
Miss Mamie Mcintosh is spending;
her vacation in New York and j
?r points - north and Mrs. MaBoulwnre?is
spending hers in g
imore, Md. ,
Having conducted a successful y
revival at St. Mark Baptist church f
Simpsons-Bow K.- J. Gall wan dir.- the
same for Winnsboro preach
ing two nights for the saints at S'. ,
Paul Baptist church and two a
Calvary Presbyterian. ' 1
Mr. Henry Grant of Augusta |
Ga.. was the dnnter guest, of Miss *
Kathleeti Ross last Sunday. He
wgs one of the honor graduates oi '
Voorheqfc Junior college. His in
Ruction into the armed forces hi- 1
sected his college career..
We are glad to have Miss Alice 4
. Mcintosh back in our midst aftei 1
12 weeks term in Benedict-Allen '
summer- school, . ?? . - -J
Rev. W. W. McCullough filled
, the pulpit for Rev. J. M. Beatty y
ast Sunday. * i
Rev. Moses Belton and Mrs. J, c
T. Jones were seen passing tlm !
our town last week enrou.te home
Iro the conference at Harbison
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VUHCRVf II tliu.
Mrn.~XmrPr TEgtentiy who rrnw" 3
lives in Philadelphia is spending ,
lier vpcation J)^ixu?among kindred .
an<T friends.?She- looks the pic- _
ture of health. j
We aie proud to have in our 1
midst Miss Lula GHinbrcll a rep- (
resentativvpf of Benedict college.
While, here, she is stopping with ,
Rev. J. M. Beatty.
Mrs. Elmer Pickett and son Elmer,
Jr., Prof, and Mrs. Milland
Campbell and son Pvt. and Mrs
?? ^Spdrjr-Piekett and Mrs. ?Baisj?
Hemphill and daughter Louise all
of Caqftden passed through our
own last Snday stopping for a |
moment to reunite friendship and
acquaintance.
Pvt. Sylvesta Boatwright from ,
ramp in Alabama, is at home to ;
the delight of his mother, wife
and many friends. j
Rev. C. W. Talley returned |
from the conference at Irmo full ,
of new ideas and information.
" We were glad to have seen Rev j
W II. Neal of Columbia hi oui
town last week. (
Little Elizabeth Russell is tak ,
[ng VHCa^ion -in Washington before (
starting to school. ' *
Mrs. Viola Brown and son who (
live in-North Carolina arc here to ?.
?p?Mut?pleasure, of. us all. j
HAKDEEMLLE NEWS 1
On Sunday morning Rev. Frank
Alston pastor of St. Stephen A s
JtJ. E. church and eongregntirfe 1
worshipped with Rev. J. J. Ten 1
kins of St. John Ba.it'st church \
BlufTton. Rev. Alston delivered a ?
wonderful message which was en- i
ioj^ed by all. ?
"wjts. Naomi Brown returned after
spending two weeks with he ;
aunt ALrs. Maria Washington in J
Ashevillc. N. C.
Missrs Bern're Primus and Le- i
oia Williams returned home last t
Wednesday evening after spend- _
ina^hcir summer vacation with i
Mrs.?Jennie Harris -4
and Viola Turner in N._ V. ('.
Sick are Mr. C'orne'ious Fields
t f 1. r? 1 t
>mu ivir. jonn ruriimM'.
Miss Edwrna Backstitch left on 1
Monday for Augusta, Ga., where
she will continue her studies at
Axcrustfi H. Johnson hijrh school 1
*ir. Zylphia E. Primus was th
curst speaker at fit. Philip A ME
church last Tuesday night in ,
vnnruih. Ga. On Wednesday morn '
in a: she left for Denniaik. Sh 1
whs joined at Garnett hy Mrs. l.i 1
'f Mae Stevens* n. The were the '
chests rf Mrs. Hnttrr M. Wolfe.
Wednesday _jeyening they joined
the Conference Branch President, i
Mrs Mabel 1 . Green and Miss O- I
~^~T" ue.s so Ma k of Charleston en route
for Aiken, where they attended the
? State Convention of the W. H. and I
v I F. M. society. 1
' Mrs. Ossie Williams accompa
j nied by Mrs. E. S Johnson of Bluft
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: -CtrtNews
In And* * <
Hie Forest City
Jl,1?Y ELAND, OHIO
By Rosalie O. Davis , I
Mrs. O. M. Blown of Chicago,
11., mother of Sgt. E.C. Brown,
vho is with the armed forces in
licily, made a business trip t o
Jayton and Voungslown, Ohio,
he week of August Oth. \\ hile
11 Ohio she made a brief visit to
ievelimd?ttr-sec her sister, Mrs.
lettie Price of 10312 Cedar Ave.,
It ring her short stay she met and
greeted many of her old Triemir"
md acquaintances.^ >gt. Brown
md his mother are former meni>ers
of E. Mt. Zion church. Mrs.
Sarah LindSey and others cntcvaincd
for Mrs. Brown.
Among the late summer visiurs
in The Forest City are: Mr.
nhraim Wiggins and daughters,
drs. Mary Green and Mrs. Addie
bole of Philadelphia, Pa. ^At
on, "George Wiggins who ?am?vith
them are house guests of
he former's sister and borthern-law
Mi\~and Mrs. Geo. WiigTTT,
3. 101st street. Mrs. Green and
ilrs. Poole are visiting; their hro
her and sister-in-law Mr. and
Urs. Henry Wiggins of Locust
5t., Oberlin, OhioL This family will
>e remembered by friends in Se)eca
and. Westminster, S. C\
Mr. Bennie Childers of Westninstcr,
S. C., was house guest
)f his brother and sister-in-law.
dr. and Mrs. Newton Childers of
)awn Ave., last week. While here
!e visited relatives and friends in
landusky, Ohio, ?.
Mr. and' Mrs. \Vtnslow B. Wig
rins of 22V) E. P.'Jrd St., have just
eturned from the 41th annual
onvention- of -the- Elks -in -Pitts-iurgh,
Pa..
The East Mt. Zion Baptist
hurch celebrated the fourth anmfersarv
of her pastor, the Rev.
iV.. M. Dow lis", wi th fitting cord"
nontcs?and exercises?which?heart
August and ended the 27th. *
s in Chicagolyisiting her niothei_
VI rs, L.B, Caiuww of . El lis?Avo,
Jthcr relatives and friends arc
naking her stay very pleasant.
VIrs. Dunn will return in Sept.
AROl'M) WEST COLUMBIA
lb Rev. A. L. Diggs
Sunday morning found the wrier-hi
company with Rev. W. R
bowman, Mr. and Mrs. Walker.
?n our way to St. John AM<K
liurc.li, Chapin. Because -of the
ain the people were late-gather-i
ng but the pastor begati his serice
as usual and preached the
irst sermon from the text What
think ye of Christ? Following
ollection the pastor introduced
he writer-who preacher}-front the
cxt: Thy God whom thou servst
continually. He will deliver
hcc. The jicoplc seemed to take
he message and everyone seemed
o have enjoyed l*t.?Collection and
eeess for dinner followed. Tlieahlc
was spread with - all good
hings and we eat to our satisfaeion.
. :
We reassembled at 1 :-'>0 and afer
a warm prayer service?the
vritcr preached the third sermon
roni the text Cast thy garment
ihoutl you and follow inc. At I
light Kev. G. W . Owens preached
o a packed house from the toV
iVhnsoevev will let hiin ccniie An
ind able sermon it was. The meet
nfj continues this week three trite s
ondueted by the writer.
Mrs. Mavy Smith. Mrs. Maggie
Pinions and Mrs. Rosalie Diggs
10m W. Columbia attended the
neeting Tuesday night and enjoy d
the meeting and the trip., Rev.
bowman knows how to do things.
Mrs. Lottie Mae Temple and
Mi's. Bertia Mac Brice from Balimoro.
Md. spent last week?hoVc
isiting their aunt Mrs. Anna
011 and little KiThfec Primus attended
the State convention at
\ fken and they all report a lovely
neeting, full of information and
cauy ior woi'K.
The Kardeeville Jubilee si Hirers
ire still having crowded dates
I'hcy were at Rh. ffton Sunday af
ernoon and Tillman Sunday nite.
T you would lJculTu-_coulaflJ._thiUiL
,vrite Mr. M. Bi Randall, Hu(dce.ilie.
Ilardeeville Consolidated school
opened August .">0 with a large
nroTinent. We are~gTad to have
vith us' the Principal, Rev. S. A.j
Brown : * feaohe>s : Mi s, Albertha !
Myers?A-4-k+os, Mrs. Morion WiU
iarrts Brown. Also a Hew teacher
Miss Sadie K. Porter of hpnmaili
i graduate of Voorhees and AV:.ry
institutes.
A. M. E. Z. MISSION AI
TENTH QlrADRENNE
1 Hv
Massena Grw?ne Jennings N<
Brooklyn, N. Y.?The Tenth
Quadrennial Convention, Women
lLome and Foreign Missionary so- ^
cicty of the *A. M. E. Z. church '
met in Brooklyn, N.Y., live daysiJL
from August 7th to 12th, inclusivc.
t,
The convention -officially opened jj
Sunday at 9:00 a.m. as Saturday ^
business was the meeting of the r
executive committee and the sign- (
tng un of the dclcgoteoi otc.
The Fleet St. A. M. JL Zion .]
huveh \v.as a beautiful sight to |
behold, Sunday at 11 a.m., Aug. vv
8th to see the thousands .of .pea-, __t
pic and delegates filing to theii
pews. To top the occasion. Sun- ,.{
day's weather was fine with the al
glorious sunshine. Sunday being ia
Bishop's day, . all serviees -were tl
conducted by bishops from va- J t<i
rious diocese. j fu
.Highlights of five day program . k
you shall note below:
Sunday, August 8, at 11 a.m. i hi
Bishop B. G. Shaw and Bishop C. | in
C. Alleyne officiated in tho wor- th
ship service. Sermon was preach- pi
ed by Bishop W. Wt Matthews. !
3:00 P.M. Bishop W. J. Walls la
presided. Worship service by tr
Bishop E. L. Madison and Bishop
W. C. Brown. Mi sic by the con- ' of
p III
?KJ : TARY OF WAR VISIT
1?II;inir with 1.1. < '<>1 Hi*it
' umtit;?nilc*. of the NorUuvesi Al'nc
I'oice-t Photo.)
: 1 I leiKIS. ill I, itIHl iUIS. .jaillCS 1.1V a
.
ingston are hero from N. Y. "City
visithig Hev.? Livingston and other :!;
relatives and friends. A
Rev. \V. H. Walker who preach- A
ed for Rev. .J. W. Thomas and his
congregation in their revival last tl
-week at Alt.?Olive.. Newhrriy. J_i
ports a suecessfui meeting. Mrs. Ji
Walker is a erqwn to her husband m
lor she eateth hot the bread of
Idleness.?Lvov. 21:2T.
Born to Rev. and Mis. L. B. ^
S. (ioldon AUgusr gu a fine hahv *
girl. Mother and babv doing fine.
Mrs.' Mary Williaths departed ,v
rhis life last Thursday Aug. 2k ^
nd was carried to Newberry to 1>I
be funeralizcd and buried.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hall 1
a fine baby boy Monday. Aug. lfi 01
Mother and babv doing fine.
A
JOHNSTON NKWS n1
I
Bethel A. M. H. fbttrcb - Rev.
It. I,. Brown. Pastor
o'
Tfic third quarterly eonfereiUT ol
was held at the chur: h. Prayer
Services were sotit stirr'niT.' TbT F!
lastor pj envlied a ?vmulcrfal n
iion. Kveryone seemed to enjoy j,
Itij^ message.- N
Pine Hill Bnptist (hurch
.f>. fi. Jennings, Pastor ?
The greatest revival meeting be- it
gan Aug. 15. The meeting coniJ
['"/< . ' S ->
TF
lY WOMEN HOLD
U. IN BROOKLYN
nition chorus. 8:00 P.M. scroll
by LSishop J. \V. Martin head
f North and South Carolina and
etroit. known as the fifth Kpisdistrict,
one of the largest
istricts in the convention.
Monday. An jr. All three
;ssions were presided over by
>o convention President, Mrs.
enrietta M. Davis'and Mrs. M.
nna Hauscr. Many interesting
'ports were given 'by various
njimittees plus a general report
1 the nast fourwetrnt of the cott?ntion
progress by its very capdo
President, Mrs. I)a\is. All
ho were not there Monday, t o
?nr tnis -report missetT a treat.
Tuesday, Aug. 10. Kxecutivc
iports weie read by the heads of
1 executive committees, and soe1
activities for the ouadrennial
le afternoon session was devoted
i a panel discussion: The Welire
of The Family The Ultimate
i y. to World Peace.
Dr. N. T. Medford and Mrs. Abe
Jackson gave a very interestg
talk on the Virgin Island, and
te firotrress those courageous r?eo
c are making; plus a mo- io
<o<vit-" the truth about the isnd.
Everyone enjoyed this, rare
eat.'
Wednesday. , Avg. 11. Repo'ts
the Ed: .rational and Einance
fi
Bureau of Pn
S THE 9?TR FIGHTER SOL'A UK
Davis. Jr. < ommandinif Officer of
an Air Forces, 13 sfetrin the back
hodm! -+n?Rev: Mabry of Clearatcr,
S. C. This whs the srreatit
' (' ever luitl. ..Eighteen candlitcs
wire received for I'tiptisni.
mount raised >'.''P.\I<?.
bout People I Know?
Mr. and Mrs. Anins announce
to marriage id their daughter.
fit.inde.tn Mi. John Evans
iieksonvillo, Ida. We w h tin ni
ueh joy.
Sick?a-rv?Mi-..?.ti.n-v to 'Tin ,.ii !
ov. M. M. Davis. We hope them
npeedy?recove ry.? ....
.Mrs. .m. r.. .u rtierson was the
eok end irnest of Rev. .rupl Mrs.
. I,. Brown of Batesbvi'tr ami
lioycd her stay very much.
Mr. Willie (Jury made a pop
ill 1 "oni Washington to ''is parits
Mr. anil Mrs. Robert Gary.
We are very .'lad to have Mrs.
drenia T'psoni here visiting her
lother and ohi'dren and hope her
happy iay.
Jie.v? .Mahjy. Ri v. l)r F.. leivn'.oirs
lid wife also Mis. F,. Rouknight
r New York were house gdests
r Mr. and Mrs. Noah Aims.
Mrs. Kebecca Dukes and Hiss
hfiita HoM \VaHace~T;nve ret urnecT
in lie a Purr*n?nTrn'7~s-sfs and re'
lives in Washington. ('. an 1
York City.
Miss Emma Kelt (Jrirt'in has rerrned
to Washington afte vising
her mother and grandmothr.
Pfc. Allien Miles of Camp '(^or
; ; --^
IK PALMKITO I.KADKK
j cnmii itlees. At 11:1 a.m. 'he
Hour. 'J In' tollou jng p'aTW"
wel eread l?y the youth
group. Is LTiiversut-Reave Rossrr
hloand Youth and, Tho Knur
. iccdoms.
An interesting report was given
at T:I5 p.m. ol' the progress of
Livingston college ol rSalisbury,
N. (,'. hy Dr. \V. .1. Trent, follow,
od l.y t v( o other gnat messages
given by Dr. Frank l-tunennaun:
. he Racial Question in Latin and
i he Negro an<l Democracy by A.
I'hiilip RandoF. h.
Thursday, Aug. 12. Reports on
talmg iTp ot all committees rev
>ovts and unfinished business.
Officers for the incoming rjiufiL
rcmtiol?were elected?and?sluud
peec'nes hy the newly elected of*
neers were made.
Prayer and benediction by Rev.
j Flnience Randolph. Thus the
(invention was closed for the next
.our year period.
| -Mrs. Hotisev was elected new
I president. iSbc is from Salisbury
N. C. Mrs. . Henrietta Davis, the
I oi taping. president was showered
I with many gifts and tokens for
: nor unstinted service to Ah? conI
vc-if-tion.
Delegates from every state in
Jtho union were there and many
lrom foreign countries. Aj\pio.\imately
one thousand or more del-o^frvtos
attended t he -contention. ?
."" *> '-'-a
WBk
ihlie Rrlatlona I). S. War Daoarttnant
ON?Mr. Stint sen is pictured hera
r the unit. Lt. Gen. Carl Spaatr,
ground. (Northwest African Air
don. (la., way llio guest of Mr. and
M; >. _? !ai ic Miles Sunday al'te*..imon,
j _ T
.Miss Jean Kvans i?f N. V. City
| have returned home after visiting
j iter grandmother*""Mrs. Tessie Mohiev.
i
I The rev vol-meet iug w/ll begin
?-Mt. /.: >!! 1! iP'!>l ehvirch the
' third Sunday night in September.
I ! or a copy of the Palmetto
Lender see tht* reporter.
1 Rutli1 Mllos. ivp.,i'irr.?;?
I HOSPI TAL NV P, 3
I .
Oaihp Gruber. Okla.? On Friday
evening at the Red Cross (stormy
weather) the all colored cast with
Kill RohirVson, Cab Calloway. Lena
Home were enjoyed bv all the
natients here in the hospital. On
Thursday the Red Cross sponsored
a wonderful stage show from the
U. S. O. all white cast, which was
very good. The skating act seem
ed to have been more enjoyed
than any of the others.
The ladies of the Red Cross are
really making the hoys-feel at
home here. On Mondays from 7
rv m f n 5v n ? ? ? ia r* or fivno
for the boys. They make records
-*rf?ll'TTrt^. rSon^si etc. anil send to
the people back home.
We were glad jto hear from Co.
8. 24Hth. They arc somewhere in
Tcmne now. ?
Pfe. Dickson* 'WreTVtTTrhed To
the hospital. He was called home
on the account of his father-inlaw
being very sick. Wc are glad
I. \ . J* ' ^ ' * V ' ' *
to know that ho is better now an
hope lie will be back On his fet
soon.
( Chvreh calls' Catholic servic
at 0:00 a.m. each Sunday morninj
i'rato?tant at 7:00 a.m. Folks u
-Home we wish to say again kce
up God's work. Without Him it
nothing we can do. We are ser
ing the best we can.
It was reported to me la?
. ht.rsd.?y that our Stall" Sergear
lames Williams has returne
rom the hospital in Ma&sachi
setts where he was taken sic
while on furlough. He will joi
the company soom
We have had some real
v< at her out here but it seems t
oe changing iiow.
That's all there is and thei
isn't no more, so kop smiling folk
md huy War Bonds and Stamp;
Your <jId friend,
Cpl. Reuben .Johnson.
Tl|E W. H. & F. M. SOCIETY
OF*THE COLUMBIA CONE.
NOW HISTORY
Slvnl vr> remember the Colurr
ria Conference BTl a n HHTl
I say yes.
The above convention ?met' ?
Bethel A. M. E. church ("ohnnbi;
August 10th and 20th. The wot
lerfnl discussions with wh'.e p
j v wake I ad it's added much to TT
program.
First?"The Origin of Missio
Work" (a> Conneetional?Miss L
Tetia Hart; (b) Achievement i
State?Mrs. Janio Dendy; (c) .s
hrevement in Conference?Mr
N'ancy Paris. Sr.
Second: The Channels for Mi;
Hon Education in the Local Churc
Mrs." Jeffie Tobias.
Third; The Effect of War o
Missionary \V<vrk?Miss Genev
Roncy anil Miss Catherine Eisoi
The annual sermon by Rev. I
R. Roberson and the missronar
sermon by Rev. T. E. Robinso
.caused many- to rejoice - as the
were delivered so forcable.
Mrs. Ruth Janerette, presidcr
>f the Young People's departmei
is in a class to herself when
comes t o presenting origin*
ploys. The name?of the?pltivk
First Things First, was livel
-trom beghuungto cm1., m ^l'a3C
y, TCjincy Paris and Private 1
3. Marshall carried it out .1
beautifully.
Highlights of the quadrenniur
were given in full details bv Mis
Martha Cunningham. Mrs. Maria
Johnson in place of Mrs. T.ou Alt"
Saunders. Margin of Jenkinsville
R. C. ChappelFe. Ida Mac Single;
and Miss Nancy Paris.
Our Conference President. Mr?
E. M. Dunham was assisted h;
Mesdames I.ucile Dolman. Marthi
Vance and Hallic Weathers am
Miss Elizabeth Brogdon.
Quite a few visitors were it
; ttendance and Rev. J. C. Cun
ningham. Dr C. A. Adams one o
our general officers and Dr. S. R
. liggins. president of Allen univcr
itv left wrth the members of thi
convention ideas to continue t<
(tress on the upward way.
Mother Glascoc although 10.
''"" 'J of age gave an interestinj
talk.
?The- pastor and members o
Bethel church who were ably as
sis ted by Dr. and Mrs. W. R. I
C'larke gave us a royal entertain
nent.
A11 officers were re-elected..an
catancies filled. They are as fol
iowers: President. Mrs. E. M. Dun
haim; First \'ice-Pres., Mis. Mar
rha "VTnnei.' snpnnJ w... vrc
I Addic Dawkins; Third Vice-Pro*
Mrs. I.uhij Piatt; Four Vice-Pro?
Mrs. Eiise Herein; Fifth Vice
Pres.. Mrs. Ha I lie Weathers: Kc
cording Sec.. Mrs. F.loise J. Dai
hy; Asst. Sec., Mrs. Jessie Moody
Treas.. Mrs. Josephine Glasgow
Sec.-Treasurer. V. P. D., Mrs. Rut
Janerette; Contingent Treas.. Mr:
Agnes Robinson; Chairman Way
and Means. Mrs. I.ou Alice Saur
dors.
Executive Bomil: M rc.cs?4444
llart. Lucrotia Hart, Mesdame
Theresa ;Pe?*ktr -n-nd?<leorgie Mm
i ay.
With such a president as Mr
Dawkins we shall continue t
climb the ladder spiritually an
financially as she is indeed an a;
set to the W. y. and F. Mrssior
i.ry society of the Columbia Ai
nual conference.
Kloisc J. Darby, reporter
CINCINNATI. OHIO, NEWS
Sen Mission Baptist Church
*te\. B. H. Smith, ,Pastor
Last 'Sunday was a fine day an
pastor hro'ght a wonderful me:
-ape at 11:30 a.m. from Jam<
' :? subject Pure Religion. TV
choir sang some very fine selo<
uuil.-v <um u 11I1LIU1 .llUCIlUg W1
The minister* here arc gettir
ready for the National Convei
tions in Chicago and Texas ne:
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(I W c< k. I 1
:t After morning service our pas- I
tor, Rev. B. H. Smith motored to
e New Richmond where' he pastored i
; for 14 years before coming to us,
it accompanied by his wife and sis- i
P tcr, .Nlis. Viola Hughey of Abbe- I
s ville, S. C., who has been visiting i
v him and her mother Mrs. Hester l
' A. Burton of College Jlill, Ohio, i
it Mrs. Viola Hughey has returned i
it t<> her home at Abbeville after
d .-pending a month here.'
' Mr. Sias* Burton has returned i
k to the city after spending his vuo
cation in Evanston, 111., with his I
sister Mrs. C. H. Adams.
o has just paid a sou.unit ueot irrrtl
will have the mortgage burning
c ^ next Sunday. The Rev:. Aaron I
111
u ^ -- Pepsi-Cola Company, 1
fT ~\r '' '__ ." l~*_ ' .1 " '
I>j?nrhised Kotiier: ( ultimo
fW\
v Ires
n
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and bu;
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f . _ KIDCK SIMIINt; NKWS i
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/. Revival ended Friday night at ,
- 'lid"" Mill. Rev. Pearson of Co t
Inm bin rnrtrhrtrrl t+rr?meeting?,
d Kvervotte was filled with spiritual,
'food. Ten eonVerts ".ere revived
\mo. nt raised S'Jhii.Sl. '
Miss Dorothy Quattlehaiim of I ^
t XtiTristowti7 Pa.". 7v back trftei jrj-visit
with sister and friends.
Mr. and Mrs C. S. Quaffh T.ton4
1 a'\ e returned to Stanford. Conn..
Vfr^T?Tofrmw?Me"?Davi*_ left- lei
_ tier home Raltimore. Md.
Don't forget- the P.YPU ra'ly J
vv Itic-h ends the 3rd Sunday in Sep- |I
h 'ember. All the church, clubs will j i
.; -egin theii rog lar monthly moot- '
? MISfS I'M ISeptOlUiier.
! I'Mimnlcd to Corpoial
l.con F. Gardner, formerly of |'
M Fviilin1 Sunny. and "Allendale1, has .
1? recently been promoted to the
^?'jritde of?c'iM|?i>i'iil. He haw hero
n the army since June 12, I IMS
and is now stWfioncd at Fort Henninit.
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White pave the people of Reaver
Dam the message in a plain
intelligent wny. Mr. C. M. Bethea |
sponsored the meeting.
The Marlboro Union and S. S.
id convention met with Spring Hill
LC Baut. -chuixh and wmh a sue. ess.
s" Sermons bv Revs. "'0. I>; follins.
1C I.. M. Mair. and P. Robinson were
c- very pood. Miss Sallio Melntyre
is?and Mrs. 0. Ilixsnn orations mere
| very inspiring. Amount raised J
? $278.09. 4
Pvt. "Gat field Robinson visited'
UAt.L H'l v J'
Freeman is the efficient pastor of
ihis church.
Tlxn._Xew Mission Bapt. church
will have its annual Home-com>vi.
There are quite a few South
I arOlinians who are members of
Litis church. Until about 20 years ,
*Eo our pastor who is a South
Carolinian served at Beaulah Bap
list church, Greenwood, S. C., and
the Aiken Chapel Baptist church
ct Taylors. S. C.
James Allen Smith the 4th son
>f 01 r pastor has been inducted
in the Marines. Three brothers
have prececded him in the service:
Fred I)., in the Navy at Great
?14hi?Benjamin?H., Jr..?ui_?_
tlrr av iatinii?In pt:?rmrl?llaymond 7?
'.. somewhere in the South Panic.
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bM| Island City, N. t. :
ia I'rpsi-Cola Hot t line Co
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y from |
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olumbia, S. C.
jl. recently. M_rs. Hatti? Coving is
homo after spending a few
lays in Now York attending the
iVnmcn's State Convention choir
>f the N. IT iITstmT. 7~
Mr. Howard MacDougal who has .'
eon away twenty years is home
isitting relatives and friends.
.lames Staton and tw dangh
t rs were in tlic city \vsiting. ,i
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCall K
M Washington spent a fe.w day.: , -j_.
1ere visiting relatives ntnC friends.
Mrs. L. Pipkin and daughter
)orris have rcturhed after spend
tie awhile ~rn Washington, and
sew York. ,.,t
Mr. Willie Johnson. Mrs. Aimio ijt
lohnson. Mrs. Lela Thomas and
Mr. Willie thiA-o little children m.ore
In Ve?visiting \]iss M. John
jpti. They spent anhdc ui'th the "
oportcr.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lcggc' rn
tortainorl their four daughters tj
uith a delicious supper. The St.
i'a.;! qfiartet rendered several se
lotions. The girls are making (
Unit home in Philadelphia. , ,t
Mrs* Anna Bethea-of Washing
ton is in the city spending awhile 1
v\ ith Mr. C. W. Rethoa an<l fami-.
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AFi. John D. Murphy is slowly
improving. Mrs C. Molnnis is
sick also Mrs. Jessie Sticklin. 1
Mrs. A. J. MeLarion of N. Y.
i^as the dinner finest of Mm Wil.
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and Cur.l.v Mini"* tvin. j '
Miss Thelma Gibson is opening ( J ,
a beauty parlor here and is prepared
to give you. wha,t you wish
Mrs^ Catherine ^Wilson was o*U- .
ed to Rockingham, N. C. to the
funeral ef her grandfather.
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