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CLIPS FROM
CtfVfctAND, OHIO
By ROSALIE D. DAVIS
Alton Marie Gates Wedded To
? Mh Arthur Humphryes as Britli
Or Early October
1 THie Seventh Day Advcntis
Church, East 71st and Cedar Ave
was the scene of the wedding or
: Saturday, Oet. 9, of Miss' Altoi:
M. Gates. daughter of Mr. unci
tvirs. Mack Gates oT Lagrange
Ga.. and Mr. Arthur Humphreys
i son of Mrs. Lela Cleaves of thi>
city. Elder J. H. Laurence per
formed the ceremony, and a receptiUn
followed at the home oi
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ailuins 'I0"H
Eiyjt. 40 street. Miss Gates' gown
of white satin was fashioned with
long sleeves, full skirt, long train
and tightly fitted bodice. A lace
cap held her full-length veil, and
she earned the traditional bridal
. bouquet. Her sister, .Mlgg,Sarah
F. oates was the maid of'honor,
wearing gold tinted'organdie^with
fitted bodice, full skirt and long
sleeves. Mr. Robert Humphrey*
was best man for hi5 brother.
Bridesmaids were Miss Elezebetha
Mitchell, Miss Annie Marian
Stokes and Miss Annie Mildred
J Holmes, wearing pink, orehid-and
niue taneta. ah carried arrange
merits of Iillies, roses, ferns and
other fall flower's. The groom's
gueats were Mj. Charles Drakes.
Mr. James Parler and Elder Dixon.
Master Royce Miller was ring
t : bearer, and little Miss?Caroline
Jean Johnson, flower girl. Before
the vows were said. Mrs. Arthur
Adams sang Sylvia and Mr,
Scales sang Oh Promise Me.
The couple will live in Cleveland.
Here for the wcrring -were
the bride's mother, Mrs. Hattie
L. Gates of Lagrange. On.', sis_
ters The Misses Emina>and Florence
bTAtlanta and Lagrange it
Detroit.Mich.
? Mrs, Jessye?Hurnmund Thomas
and Mrs. Ruth Hammond Cooper
have returned from the Palmetto
State where they visited relatives
and friends. They report a very
pleasant trfpT
Mrs. Hattie (L. Gates and her
daughters, the Misses Emma, Sarah
and Florence were dirmn
guests of M*. and Mrs. Grant H.
Davis and mother, Mrs. A.E. Dupree,
on Oct. 10th; also their brother,
Mr. Albert Gates.
The concert of Penelope Johnsoh,
violinist and Walter Ander??'
son, pianist on Oct. 1& in Willard
Glapp Hall of the Cleveland Institute
of Music promises to be
ji very bright star in the musical
firmament nfniir city. The concert
is sponsored by Karanni
. House. Miss Johnson stymied with
?? Vera Fonaroff, ?famous- Russian
violinist and teacher. The gifted
Mr. Anderson is director of music
HOLLY HILL NEWS
Bethel A*. M. E. Church
Rev. Bethea, Pastor
Supt. Edwards and hrs teacher.
? were at- their-best, .with a von
interesting discussion of the les
son. The pastor brought a spirit
ual message. Dean -Everett gav<
w another thrilling message Sun
uay night. The third Sunday nits
>iur doors will be closed ami tin
pastor will preach for Rev. Rhode
Thrs being Rev. Rhode lust Sun
day. Bethel choir will fur nisi
mtisie.
I'nity Chufch
Rev. Gary, Pastor
Sunday will be a great day a
Unity. Come and enjoy this da;
with us. Our camp meeting wil
eml Sunday evening.
Hid Zi?n Church
Rev. Morris Wright, Pastor
Sunday school was good. At nit
the pastor preached an anrriver
nary sermon. Quite a few visitor
worshiped with us.
At Lovely Hill, Rev. Rhode pas
tor, this Sabbath ^vill be the pas
tor s last Sunday and you are ex
pected to be at church.
Mrs. Anna Lambright spent las
. week end in Florence visiting he
sister and niece.
Mr. James P. Edwards, Jr., i
confined to bed to our regret.
Put your children in schooi
send them to Sunday school. Le
? somebody help you with them.?
A dolts: Should you need?t
learn how to read and write se
Dean Everett. He will teach yoi
. fit any hour. His school roOn
should be packed.
* FIRST AFRICAN
BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. J. W. Davis, Pastor
Beaufort, S. C.?The morninj
j-ervices aroused a seeming!;
?reat spirit in all that were pres
cnt. Among the visitors wen
relatives of Rev. Hutto, of Reau
fort and also the father of Mi
George Davis, leader of our choir
The sermon was very inspiring
4 The subject of the evening lessoi
was The Great Light, taken fron
Isaiah 9:2.
We are now looking forward U
our annual < November rally, an<
hope that we will be more success
ful than ever.
Tech. Corporal and Mrs. Wick
man A." Read, were the week en<
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t ^ucovo UA bu?u p(iit7iim, mr, rt n<
Mm. Edward M. Roach. Cpl. Rei<
, is stationed at Camp Gordon, Au
gusta, Ga., and Mrs. Read is teach
ing at Thomlinson high school
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KIOGK HltANCII NEWS
Mrs." S. M. Williams, lie porter
fm. -- r a * * * a / . "
rt. r>. at rno usual nour, Alter
~ which?s vgt.?itohcri?J:?wiH^iu:;made
a nice talk about his ft rip
I from Alaska to North Carolina.
I I S Sgt. was a surprise" to his par/
ents. He arrive<l homo at 4 a.m.
. Sunday morning and loft Sunday
b afternoon. Wo wore proud that
. he harf made another rating.
Miss Lizzie Gibson and Juanita
Perry left last Wednesday for N.
V. Miss Mamie Jackson left Frii
i*y for Philadelphia and Dea. ('?
1 S. Johnson for Washington, D.C.
The Missionary Club met at
s Mr. and Mrs. U. Johnson. The
j , topic was discussed interestingly.
Subject: Growing in Sisterly love.
After which a delicious, course of
lemoande and cake was served
, Next meeting, at the home of Mr.
. and Mrs. C. Williams. All are irv.
vited to attend.
De^. David Paving is still on
the sick list.
1 We are glad to have Cpl: Ceo.
> Holloway home on furlough. He
is stationed in California.
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] RowesVille, S. ('. Sunday r?it/lil { '
I r.uv honorable nastnv delivered to
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jus a jrivat sermon Iron; 1 Samuel , ,
! 17:J;T. theme ('o.!did>no in Clod. j.
]Wo can truly say that our hearts a
I Or in within us while this man of 1
.j Clod talked with us by the* way.,/
' Collection SlO.fiO. We wish to'Yi
|'thank till of our -visitinty friends >
or their co-operation. -* i e!
Mrs. Ahbie K':7er. the mother' of j
! >ur church has returned home at'-to
4- J , U.'
. l. 'r spondjnij sometime in Sumter 1 u
j'v.!;)i her daughter and friends. "*
i Miss Lottie M. Fields has re- ,
, . It!
I turned to New York after spend- |
1 in^ a pleasant vacation here with j '
1 her .pict* and aunt", Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur Utsey and other relatives.! '
T Ex-Pvt. Loui's Johnson of Ft. |
j McC'lcllati, Ala. had an honorable j '/
discharge from the army. Hist1,
relatives -and many friends were
_;lad to see him. *
Miss Jessie It. Garvin and Mr. 1
Henry C. Spells were married re- a
'cently. We wish?ibcm-mucJj-.luck .1?
through life. ' I *
Leila B. Sims, reporter
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ATOLIvT HIV ICR 'ASSOCIATION
iOl.DS IJ'JTH SESSION
The Payolet Rm-r association c?f
!ii<m county holi] its Cfith annual
L'ssinn, Friday and Saturday, Or- J
:?ber 8-!?, at the Bethel baptist '
hurch, Kelton, S, ('. Rev. .1. K.
izv-ll the popular young pastor
nd vice moderator had made ela- i
orate preparation for the (titer-!
iining of thrs body of Christian ;
others, and everything v.as in)
tic condition for the dolun ratio;; I
f the same. Rev. Ezell extend-1
1 us a most hearty welcome inj
mely remarks to which Mrs.
allie C. Young the president of I
10 Women's alixiliarv responded I
1 pleasing woi(is.
A line-deleji" ,:on from all ovei j
ie county reported and from theii t
cports great work is being done >
v the churches in this association j
oth spiritually and financially,
he Moderator, Rev, A. 1). Dunlin
expressed his satisfaction for
ne work done by the pastors and
)f course in a time like thi^ when J
he minds of men are perplexed I
nd the sound of bombs are almost I
clioing in our ears, the church ;
celts to f.eTp us. She seeks t <5T
nine peace and cofiifort to the 1
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bxtaA wide knee.".
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JERSEY
lipubh J and disturbed world. We
lhanr.k Ik cause' ~aVWe can
fie the- guiding ii"ht of the ehtireh
we see faith and hope backed bv
the w ord of (iud v. ite.it novel
chnngrth.
Groat mo-sages were brought i >
lis by the Kevs. H. it. Sullivan. A.
A. Sims, and Rev. <S M. iUUsoy.
These ministers preached as ;they
had never pre;'., bed before and the
wltolo association was inspird and,
uplifted. Mrs. Sallie 15. Young
brought greetings front the Women
auxiliary. 15ene<Uct college
was represented hv Rev- Pin..
Morris college was- represented by J
ittv. Booker. Our stale work j
was represented by Prol'. J. D.I
Uucker _aiui?1 '< v T. 11 lirnnb.w. '
Unvon Community hospital was
represented^ by Dr. L. \V. Long.
Splendid oilering.s were lifted for
all in need. A pledge was made
by the entire association to stand
by Morris and Benedict colleges in
their great work of educating the
people of 111 is state. A total of
about S4?r?.00 was raised and all |
officers were rt elected vncluding
Gaflfney, Historian; Rev. L. C.
Sanders, Editor.
Our next session will be held
with the Foster's Chanel Bantisc
church, Jonasville, S. C.
I.. C. Sanders, reporter
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McCALL NEWS
Pvt.?JameS A. McLain _\vho i:
no statroned at a eamp in (Ireens
ville, Texas, is home spending i
lew days with relatives a 11 1
friends. He is the * eldest son o
Mr. and Mrs. 1). McLain and look
the very picture of health. H
reports a very pleasant stay in th
,;r'my service. Also Pf^. Cecil J
Wilson _who- is ^UUioned at Can*
Ktinere, X. J., spent a few day
in the city visiting his mothei
Mrs. Mary Williams and other re
stives and friends. Pvt. Roger
'Sutherland is in the city spcnditij
:\ few days with hi*s family. II
e stationed at t.'anin Herfy 11 ill 1
Nashville, Tcnnl
Mr. Porter Hines was home -Sat
jiday to spend a short while witi
!iis family.
Mr Fred Me \rlhr. ollUchnKmi
Fa.. is in the city visiting rela
lives and friends. lie is the soi
if Mr. and Mrs. Miltern McArthe
;nui has been living in Virginii
for sometime. He looks the pic
ure of health.
Sunday was a high day at Fai
Plain church. The Presiding El
ler held his quarterly meeting an<
he good people and pastor coop
crated . with?htm?nicely and?tin
vi/iotinfr woo s v*? ll-.-.
... . n.*i -> >!!,> UU1IL' .
Lion $515.50. This was a good s'er
ace?brie h everyone scorned to en
ioy. Prof. McKnighf and t h <
9ther members of the facility aim
ivorshiped with us and tool; an ac
' i ve part in t ho <ii.yuw-o
Service was also good at Hop
'uve a wonderful sermon wlii.h al
n joyed.
: el I woo lias been in the Stat
hospital around twelve years ii
Columbia, passed. He was lai<
to nst in the Hope Well ceme
tery. The funeial was. largely at
ended.
-..On the sick list are Mr. Joh
1). Mmphv v.-bo -is slowly imnrov
ing. Mr. Jim Smith, Mr-. Lonni
Monroe' are very sick at tbi
vriliny.
Ccrvi.es were very good at Sar
on church. The. Rev, T. Rich
r !son. pastor. TTe was at ITT
best. They also celebrated thei
lome-eoming day and the atten
a nee vCas very good. Kveryon
njoyed themselves.
Mrs. Rosa Mcl.ain lias just re
turned from the Rrrght Hope 15a
fir.rTTnn uli Vj itci'c - Ttttrmtrd" ttr
association.* JShe reports a hupp;
lime both spiritual and linanHa
Amount raised $70.05. Everyon
went way feeling rejoiced over thi
(luarterly meeting, j Rosa
F. Bethea, reporte
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