Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Saturday, (klotopr 3flrtft13~~ PROF. HlftbDEN TO THE GENERAL CONFEUENCE * tt * The news has reached the Palmetto -Leaden.' that the friends ul Prof. CL W. Rolilen are urging him lo run for the ensuring general conference,.. Ow . . information is. - -?after much prayer and thought of the church situation, he has finally deckled to yield to his, friend?; vviah aud will doubtless put his hat. in the rin<jf for the general conference. l'rof. Ilolden is a churchman1 of the first water, his secular posiuhurch duties. The pastor and of' . .fi.fala of Silver llvli church i n ' Spaitapbrg can attest to those s'tilfements. ' Whdn this editor was pasforog the A. M. E. church at Santuc in Union ounty^ Pvpf. II old en orga~~ ' t.i'/ed U M. E. Ulllil c'll at t imm?J?' tfjf had a very few members, . l>vit brother I??ildc?rt ,woyld brag on hi.mission ami 'spent ' it dea( < !' his personal money to keen it going. Whenever lie wutfld have nil lop noi tniiltv to yreak to a mixed ar.dience, in some way he would tell ? about the Croat work Lke ii?LL, church was doing for humanity. Prof. Bolden , is a .preacher's friend, many times they would he onahle to make a full fcpprt on '.'World Service" and other confer?obligations, were?it?nor for Prof.?liolden. T)iis editor I iolei-sl:<nd aJ Lire last general?confereii've,?brother - lioldetr would hot be "bribe" siT "bought", he fought for the interest of his church .at home, at times lighting alone. . I This editor Jitisn't seen Prof, o Bolden since the last genera! eon- 1 11 Iei'en. n Ik iicq, this' ye)Mirter is nn.?k alile to tell all he did there and v our information now is only pick- li ed up by friends hove and there. r r / To our way of thinking, the lay- .1 well to .elect, him on the first "bal- ' lot. I) W. R. Bowman. V BLL'FFTON NEWS" Caxniel ( Itapel A. >1. K. I'hurch u Rev. W. M. Kelly. I'astor 1 w The first Sunday \n?" a ?hisrh day at our church. Our revival v '' began Monday with Rev. R. H. * Simmons- -from .Savanna!)? Ga;, -m?which he preached a soul stirring J sermon. Rverybody was' happy ' and enjoyed tile * service. On Friday nii?ht Rev. Kinkade of white ' Raptist church. In that meeting ^ we had nine soils added to the " church. Total raised during the a week $00.05. s: ? ' , TT New Zion A. M. F. Church ,v Rev. J. II. Adken, l'astor u \Vt*begun our meeting- with n ~ large attenchu>ce. The hieeling"Tah" } the whole week.?We had a sue?^ cessful meeting. During the week we laiscd $48.05. i*( St. John Baptist Church M i i i?.. 01 ??vf, a. u. atimiun, x uaiui p. We had a one week's revival, and the spirit was in the meeting < from beginning to end. We gained .M souls for the church. Total raised p; during the meeting $d4?.65., .1 First Zion Baptist Church Kev. J. II. Smalls, Pastor We celebrated our 80th Anniversary. The church was founded in 18G3 by Kev. A. Merchison. , The anniversary, services were 1,1 conducted by the pastor Rev. J. f'v H. ,SniaHs and other visiting min- 11 isters. The church membership increased spiritually and financial- ' Jy. On Sunday morning collection from the Cleaners $lo/7.25; 80lh Antiiversary $41.80; Public, collec- \v lion $55.87. Brand total collected ' 5 for the day $.'118.80. .o KWA.XKKA XKWSi 11 ? Le rr TT Sunday was a high day \v,th the members of Mt. OUte* A. M. E. j.. church. S. S. opened at the usual hour wdh Mrs. Viola RcMcli acting (;,j Supt. The lesson Was beautifully ^ dis.ussed. The pastor, lie.v. 11. F. j( an the lesson, also a warm, p ravei meeting was conducted ,|>y Mr. Jn ?. I.ec Davis and the Junior choir, 1 The pastor ascended the rostrum j() and brought the message from 5th chapter 1st verso Timothy, subject ' The Home. Collection was $11.26. mi - We were very nlasod to have quite g, a few visitors worship with us al- ' so. They were Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ' die Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs, William Jenkiris from Columbia; Mrs.' Wil- ?. * , liam James ami children; Mrs. Wm. James, Sr., from Bethlehem , M. E. church, near St. Matthews, j ; Our doors are open always to visi- >< tors. At 4 o'clock Rev. Bowman and ;ihis folks went oven ko Mt. Pleas- ce ant Baptist church wltlV tho Rev. I( H.' Norris an d rendered service ^ there that wiH be of Jong, remem- \j hrarPe. He -nreacebed from the fa . text Itorn. 1?:10. . ' |a mi The last quarterly conference of the Swansea circuit was held at ir Andrcvr^ Chanel last Sunday and bi a very gOod one it was. Total to amount collected P46.61). |jt The Rev' B. F. Hildel rand, presiding elder brought a sonl stirring sermon from Isaiah CU, theme I Sgw The11.ord. ' ri Cpl. J. C. Roach frouV Fort Dix, M N. J., was home on ? furlough last week with his parents, Mr. and re ?r.TrMfff. Jacob Roach. iV, Mrs. Effie Lao Davis and daugh Ai^nio . T ,nn Dnnrt ir?? f/\ I iv be out again being indisposed for j .is Bometime. ' Sn Mr?., Viola Ronrh is agent for r \\ The Palmetto Trader. She will , if be glad for you ty get.a copy. L. Robinson, reporter ' N ' - L-A....'. ~~ ~~~ l !' i*t - . is- i ~AS:.' V ' YES . . * T Twrnry-thioo of thp-curpaTraining School, Army Air B? prairie land, the school began phase given over to the study c Mr. Major Alfred liecvers, nisti engine assembly class. Kecvcrs HHOWN rilMTL (~IR(TIT~ Rev. IF* L. Bonaparte. Pastor On rr^torda^^v iiich was. Octoer 'i?ltrh the members and friends 1' BvVnvn Chapel A. M. E. church let to hear our pastor preach hits 1st . sermon for this conference ear. The weather was fair and ne ami a large crowd gathered i .presenting many denominations, lis text, was tab eg. from a portion f the -ci me Jdnt l'sahn 'hi1 I.old is my Shepherd. It is utting it mild to say that the hureli av-hs soon on hallowed fire. Ve, the members, are taking this s one of his several masterpieces. On Monday night the pastor was iveh a seml-off to conference?by he members of the A. C. E. ,!/.. ;hich he. organized when he first wine-hero two years ava. There yre more than Two hundred and wenty-five children present of nriotis diLuluiliiUioiis__(-al] m tuners of the ACEL) who rendered pah;eanfealled "A11 Out For Utile Sam", in honor of the pastor, his pageant was directed by Mrs. i. T?. llaynes, assisted by Mrs. mi|jKins aim Airs. k. u, yuall. 11 on the faculty of Helena's .hool. The church was packed al11 *> t. to capacity and the pageant as enjoyed by all. When the last inn her was completed the Pastor, ire... Banapafrfc was called Zeis::tI'd and the following made reseniations: Mrs. X. E. Rook, in ehali' of the young people of the lurch; Miss Ida Ma- Wright, in t'half of the AC ML ?.:ul Mrs. K. reon. in behalf of the church at u go. This was the crowning Dint of our pastor's admini'straon. At the last momti.1 a per* nal presentation was made by Irs. Eva Kooder 'who gav? -the istor a lovely purse of an undisosed'sum. Mrs. .1.. A brams,?reporter LAM Alt NEWS I'y R. 1)., reporter In -the midst of, a cool pleasant ,'i?. . w I. ~..l i *.* ' ? ..y tin. villliy.ll ntllUlJl KlUIIUniS nv.e out in very large number, he school was opened at the usil hour b.v Sujit., E. J. Jeffery. tich interest was realized in the taly of the lesson. The. deyo>nal met-Lin*; conducted by the liter and Mrs. 1!. A. Grooms was I! of the Holy Spirit. The Funeral services were held r Mrs. Dora Dtp gan,-at 4;J0 p. . hy her Pastor, Rev. .M> J. Porr, assisted by Revs. \V. Fraiser, iYi CTmorfs and Mfs7~ Beta oods afrd solos by Mrs. Annie sins of Washington. According Mrs. Mamie lhibose and Mr. eo Thomas, the M'SCS and Bh. ill sponsor a threat program at dm Wesley church Sunday. The ogram will begin ..Sunday at the ual hour with the church school ider the able leadership of Supt. j fFrey, followed by an ol<l fashn T.ove Feast and Experience I eetrng, which will be followed by ringing contest by several fa- I oas quartets from far and near.! tndy Grove church will be our iccial guests', while everybody is pecially mvited. truly Grove Methodist Church The funeral of Mrs. Jane Rod- j Lk was conducted by Revs. M. Porter, Rev. W. Fraiser a n d n\ J. Capers, Sunday at 1 :.'1U dock. j\lr. and Mrs. Win. Hymes cnrtained at their home Sunday afraobn their dvnner?guestccr. and rs. J E. Rogers, Mr. and rs. M. Rivers, Mr. I. Rogers and mily, Mrs. J. Burris, Mr. L. Bal I'd. i Sixteen members weye baptized [ id fcllnwshtped?into the church jnday by the pastor. We vogVet i find Mrs. E. Ttihea on the sick a. j Rev. M. J. Porter was the sup- j r gaesi of Mr. and Mrs. C. Mcdlough Sunday night and dinner j lest of Mr. and Mrs. C. Lucas, onday. Mrs. Evans of Darlington, datigh * r of Mr. and Mrs. (.. C. Casey j jcsbiped at Sandy Grove Sunday* I The off/Jial members of the j Sf S of the Lamar charge are j Joed to attend the district mectg at St. James Methodist church ednesday, "-.November fird aT t b.'lO a.tm Rev. Win. B.r.wn was called to | ew Yoik City to attend the fun- 1 . . THE of Uchriioal instructors on duty a iso, Lincoln Nvgraska, are Negroe fmi.Uonrinjr in June, 1942, The < if son c particular branch under exp ucto" of aircraft mechanics, who is i was formerly principal of a school Kansas City,-Missouri, gradua ley Polyteehnicul Institute. \ i ?ial gf his sister. lie left Satinnif Mr. IIOHK A. >1. K: C!!I"RCI! Rev. J. i\ Washington, Pastnr The 4ia?tnv was ^reeled l>v i fair audience at St. T.f.ke Sundaj isioi ning*. The S".ndity schonl ' pn< tntr-'^tthoriny,1 t'"i?ry; the lime <>f the clos/nsr, a good at tendance was in evidence. A gon end loet lii-i* wiic I'l.lii'" I t-" *u I pastor, and was enjoyed by ai I who heard him. Al'ter the Sunday school a bra-l piay<w'*"sorvice was conducted i.s (shorter Jo.eh Smith. The pnsloi then asceiidd'l the ro.-trum and after preliminary remarks selected S'l. Lake :??li as the basis of hi? liscourse. lie oreached a burnina senium as usual on the subject Je n's' Messavye to the Backslider. Ai ier tlie sermon an apnea! war hrade for "jmTrersT^aTrrf two yorrrrz men came' forward and united tin .nselve- with the church. The total collection for all purpose? at S't. I.uke was $101.7?. The pas tor then motored over to .Ml. lion church where a nino-ram was re;:thred by the Carolina hour miarlet. This was it real treat to ail who hoaid the mem Total receipt was SJT.OO. Grand total for the day $140.07. Just two more Sundays now before closing the year'.* work for the conference. Thing? are going over in <1 very tine sine encouraging wuy.s / An all da'y meeting is scheduled to be held in St. Luke Sunday The local preachers of the charge arid community wi'll do the preach ing. The pastor will preach at Ml. Hon* Sunday night. He will Dlosc'out the year's work at both rhurc-hes on the first Sunday. The early frost has relieved thi | farmers of the burden of harvest ng any more beans. ?Alisrv Zelma Bmg, the daughter if Mrs. Carrie (Ring) Simmon? 'returned to New York last SatinI Jay after a three Weeks' stay with j relatives and friends. Everybody is happy on the M.t llorrebarge so-far as the church work is concern. ; See Miss Mildred Westpoint ol Mt. Ilorr* church and Miss Virginia Porter of St. lAike church and got your copy of the Palmett <\ I (Mrs.) L. M. Ashe, reporter ?T. MATTHEW RAPT. CHURCH Rev. J. W. Mat Kin. Pastor The ~??T S. was opened hy Supt. vvifl" teachers present. Being our preach'eg day at the usual hodi ministers were present. The pa* tor used as a subject ('all On illiih. He was at his host. Kverj jne present seemed u> Imve felt - ^ -? <?. ' TIIE PALMKTTO LE ARMY! L HBjuaKf# < ft V sj IV^aBLr^H W }||| :-jL ' >JfW t the Army AirForees Technical s. Located on Nebraska's rolling :ourse consists of 13 phases, each f. ert supervision. Pictured above is piving pointeis to \tudents in the at Oswego, Kansas. - :ho spirit. 'Amount" raised SlOd.j After preaching services Mrs. I.y- I in ili.trj.riii'.'.'ti'!! <.a Die forward and old of her work, coiv ornim' the flirls' Homo. She v as given a col , loot ion of $10.00. Sunday tight Rev. Harrison, a young ministoi i preached for as. llo 'ts< 1 lino. Wo sa.v to hi nr. go forward. Rov. apd M'"s. -.1. S. Hunter - V'ri'c Ith?> i>iii"f ;_ *11 < ?* 1 -> < ' M r. iti'il . Mrs. < a! ' l i'oaaidson k, . Sun. day. > The school chiMien are still I ihankine; their teachers. Miss Thompson and Mrs. Jackson for : . arrviar; them over too the Fair last Tii r,day. Also Mr. John Wostfiold tyade two tr';>s over there taking !r" 'View's I I'vt. 'Willir l*i | per.- Jr.. was at t.oo'o tile woo!: (Mid for a short j while. W. M. Tarrant, reporter I i I mil M AKIKIA H BAPTfST OH UK H I I?cy. I*. S. I licks. Pastor \\"f had a wonderful S. S. Mrs. Minnie Youmr a toil as Supt. Af_ tor Sunday school the pastor came before u:v and preached a wonder1 ful sermon. 'Txt found Matthew 2(>.:.'5P, subject The Advancing 1 Christ. Jesus believed in suilvanc inu-, why should we not advance t financially and spiritually. Total ; ?ollectir-n for the day SIK.Kt. in I There will he a Benedict a n <1 Morrrs College contest at Mo.r.t ilj I Mor'ah, November 7. P.Mt at J:00 in . p.m. Everyone i.s cordially invited tii ( hi i People U Know in ; Friends of William Dillard who la | is stationed at Camp Van I)orn, he ! Miss, will be jjl.id to know he lias lit been promoted to Private First lit . Class. the : Rev. and Mrs. P. S. Ilioks were the Sunday dinner quests of Mr. - and M+v??Jacks. . ?? ! PINE GROVE i A.. M. E. CHURCH 1?... I is o: i?- ' - I'1 IVV?. lj. I'l.MMI, 1 ilMIH r ? ? ?-tf Sundav was a beautiful day and , it found us at (.buret) with a fine ,( ( ?. S. as usual. Being the pastor's m iast Sunday af Providence Mr. g< Wade Trapp and others motored [)ever to worshbv with them. Rev. pj Bixon went from here all smiles c last Sunday, elated over the great ^'( program put ov And v?e have, th the assurance or nis return, for he at - is now ready to go up to conferonce and make a fufl report. And i too we can say of a truth he has | wrought a good work through this I1' 1-4 t'l-mferenre year.?We are proud to W > know that Miss Creola Boyd rs ,j i able to l>e up and around in her ' home although she is still suffer- u r- ifrg with her hand. We are hop J. S. War Department nts ByJMr. Lloyd M. Williams, Agricultural Co'lege and BradAir Base, Lincoln, Nebraska. Mr. Henry P. Milligan, it model at the Army Air Force the interested students are of of Langston University and rc by U. S. Army Air Forces). g recovery very soon. .Miss Fstoila W. Boyd and fsini were the Sunday quests of Mr id .Mrs.- Willie Meetz of Halen le. She was also visiting he nighter. and little grandson \vh< now residing at her mother-in w Mrs. Fissie Meetz for the tinn ing. Mrs. Mary Ruth Meetz an< tie Jr., Miss Edna Meetz am tie Carol motored back witl m and spent it few hours. Miss J. L, Boyd: reporlr r Ml TAWVIl.I.F. NEWS Our little church is striving r long the big ones. We ate gla > say thnt*Tnir paslrr, Rev. J.. I frgfall is doing his Dest, he wa jelining in health for the last si onths not in bed but could nc et around as usual, but than ie Loral he is up again. He i ?..l. n._ v".' _ i.?-ts??t - v.m ui mi; Anuorn Minna :hool convention which met o le 4tlr Sunday in September. On the best sessious in the histor t. Stephen Baptist church, St. St len, S. ('. Amount raised $fi2? 'c have arr Institution its an aux ary to support all young me ho want to preach, On Sunday October 17 we me * ' X ADER IKMO m:\vs acedonia ISapti*t Church i?.-y cv, i K. I'll'.do Castor Sum* lv? y?sc h< nil?* * * .I t.. i?i i ?i very bile dpy, alter which ill u.stor tana- forth and delivered utiderfb iv.< tV- liUirocr l. isitors wciv niysent. In lira ui rnoon services v.e v.l rr I'avore 1th beaut '.'"til .music I'rmv. .lehc : h hiaptist elf r n, ami Cnio aptist church choirs of Columhi TTTI \vc ail cnj > ye'i the good slid 1JT. The im mbers and clioir moo crs or Youngs ChapeTfY! Ml I hurch worshiped at Sanely Hi i.'M. K. chtir.Ii. in the lower pa f the state, ami lcpoj.t an enici'ale day. Miss Viola Smith of Harbis* nstitute was at home for the we? ml.. . dev. and Mrs. (', F. Itlmdos wo he Sunday dinner e est- of >1 nd Mit')iarli' I<;ties'. M sT^Tarn? "IJo izt r is vi.-Tfe vri vaiTe Fred -S. i'oezer in (live "'in, X. C. MV?. Ctissh* Mills is tip and o igajn adder cuiii. a lew v.c . Uness. Mrs. Mary Iicshiey is still c he si.l; list. Stop l.y lloo ierls'"fdace and y i copy of the Leader. Klo'vo K. Hooray, vcemrter Tf LAIRKNS NKWS ____ Relatives an<i friends were hap p.v to see Messrs. West .Jackson. Clarence ('unninyhani and \V i! c Washington. | in-paring ?l?? enter ; he Army. i-. -..-Mr.. Roy I lean spent-;? few day*il I'lot ida and i rUll ilal?lo gu._tu Fort Jackson i'or final .examinai ion. ' i Soldiers iiomf during the past vvek were W illie Kvans, Thcor~. lore .\hiitilcn, Johnnie .Mnikvns-, A iliie II. (ii iflin, Oscar Sullivan, i Joi-ipv Legion. Nathan Boasley 7" ah<r W illiam TUathis. 11 The Christmas . Saving Club r1 net Friday nile with Mrs. licne v- I am os. ilin A* Rutnian. strident trt Jbn ! 'diet College. spent the week end ?!< home. Miss Hettie Stllivan entertain-i r 11 -th? Kaiuhow Saving Club mem ?ers recently 7 Mr. Robert Holland of Spartanan g visited his son and daughter n '.he past week end. Mrs. .Matlie. Henderson, tit The Woman's Auxiliary o7 T a-uO e;is C'oiintv met at Little River 7 1... I ?-- - <vion oapusi cnurclt Oct. 2I-J1. :o I his was indeed the greatest scsion in the history of the conv'enV ion in every way. Mrs. Mary Wright is the t fiicicnt president with a large group of consecrated ~ corkers. us?luir?Helpers.?This or. Sanitation functions "tfO'aid our ? 'ni.vs and girls lit dltTclolU schools if the stale. A main feature of the. Auxiliary is the King a n <1 Queen, contest among the young people. A total'of $784.7.'! was raised. The next meeting will be the 4th Saturday and Sunday in October, 1044, at Mt. Zion Baptist church. Rev. .1. W. Mathis is pastor. Misses I.illie B. Douglass and Margaret Beasley. visited in Co iumhia last wet k?end. Pnivders High football team has played two games during the season. They won over Bell St. " High 1.1-0; and lost to Sterling Hi. St. Paul Baptist Church Rev. L. B. Sloon. Pastor Our church has been quiet, hut not idle. A fine rally, was '.held on last Sunday" to cover the church, and for other extensive repairs. The~'Midget choir appeared in iheir new. Navy blue robes, and in the evening the Juniors were very, attractive in their jiow Maroon robes. We are very proud o f these young people and their contribution to the church services, - by their songs and other activi tids. An event that will not soon be our .church of Mrs. Mobolu Ayorinde, a fill live of Nigeria,'Africa. She?is a most InieTeSting person to see and hear. Mrs. Ayorinde came to us under the auspices of the Missionarv firrln? nf tPo ^1 Hp ^. <^^$^3 ^fX ^ ^^^5*v^^B?WG?2 y y^, > istruc^or, teaching the functioninp: of ai Techn:cat Training'School, Lincoln A1r" Mexican extraction and two ara from j iceived his training in aircraft engines a ;n the Sunday school as usual, The International lesson was taught to | its full lead by the Supt., Jessie Wright and Deacon Moses Whitr> ten after which the pastor made some remarks on the lesson. 1 During the worship service Rev. cj Wigfall used as a text I Samuel 'i ?1:27: Stand Still. He gave us a fine sermon. A rally was on and $20.00 was raised. We met in a guest meeting on Sunday night and aised $.10.00 which made a total of $r>0.00 for the day.-, i- Reported by Jessie Wright, d Supt., Mt. Pisgah Baptist chur.h; t- Rev. J. R. Wigfall, pastor. s ? x HANNAH \. M. E. CHURCH Rev. T. "E. Robinson, Pastor k <c! Sunday was a very busy day here jri'ttinfr the pastor ready for the annual conference. S. S. was i ? conducted by?Supt. Prof. J. R. e Bobo. A wonderful sermon was j y | preached hy the pastor, which we 0~enjoyed. The total .raised for the j day was $49.22. Levers Chapel had their rally : ' last Sunday which was the first i Sunday. The grand Trttfll fnv the 1 n rally was $204. Everyone enjoyed ; themselves very much. Pvt. Ulysses Turley is home on 1 tfurloujfh from Fort Belvior, Vt., < spuing school nkws We are now on our regular rhedule with a daily increase in -nrollna nl. | Si. dents' are enjoying the deli- I ions mH luinhe- so i veil i;aily ny m )ur . oni|w'tent oo'dts. .M'esdaines .oriT.it and llai i is. ? On TUta: clay night an am ro la ive "r .'.io enjoyed the e]o?ting orogran: .of the S. contest. l'a- J tiiotic songs w. re sung hy a .' I oup nj prima \ folk: ijiivreating. V tattling.- were jjivf-n ny .Mrs. it. A. . oilinr and otiiers. Music for the iccr: ion was 1 .1nisae 1 hy the 11 .' nun? u'i, eTUu under CTe d i. .idp of ?u:r ompetent music teach f .ei Mrs. .1. (]. Heiiderson. Aflei viit; jjfofiuia reports tana-, in flouj the St uators representing the 1 Slate. . Ttrrtrr amount to iTatc* I 10.T7. The spirit and cnopr-ra-. . lion was wonderful noil anpre iat- < ed yei y mucf). Through this el'- ' 'oV> Mrs. I! iyht.ower was able to.it s' -'d STn.Oi) t" iter < i._rc-h. yJud to gn et tiie followial*" at .then I I1*?.?! e on SatM aty: .Mr-. Alhu , Williams et' Ward. S. and Hey. | . 11 \i, f \ i i... i .. - I - .. ... ...- .. i . .1. i iii ii..ii a; 4ciuu'.l l? 'bo Ridev iiil' : >! t'??n. J ? .Miss 11 < .I' ii< v. Pro!. Wiles >iml I " Mis. 11 i'/ii t <; w< r. :i|ip?urnl on l>i!o-I it am ?! ti i i mr the Ridge II il! as-o- ' . ialion. . I'ily, Baptist?ch . u-lms. ~ ?jAfi enjoyable reception was jri: Dm ?l' All's. A1,1."! Hi.II' :iI t !i v liorno til' Mrs. Mary ('. Whitr.er Friday evening wi* attended by the following Mrs. K. Ilicks. Mis. . ('. J. Britt, Mrs. M. Hondorson. Mrs. Jessie McCollum, Mrs. C. ; Hudgens. Mrs. Turner. Mrs. Bos. Me Henderson, Mrs. Ella Cain. Mrs. Amur Sullivan, Mrs. Lucile ) Dorroh, Miss Kiel Watts Miss ; Rosa Shepherd. Miss Ella B. Williams. Miss Helen Dendy,. Mrs. den. Mr*. M. L. Mathis was present anil presented Mrs. Ayorinde to this and the group at churc'i | program. ' .1 Rev. and Mrs. Cower were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Davis on Gray St.. Sunday. Rev. Coker pi.cached two highly spiritual and well prepared sermons on Sunday. All the clubs are working hard I and helping to push the various programs of the .tghurch. We are always "glad to welcome our boys who come home for vis- . its, from the various fields of the ' armed forces and hope they will all be home again to stay soon. " The church was well representod at the Tumbling Shoal;* Woman's Auxiliary that met at Little River ZTon church, Clinton. 7 the past week end. Among those attending were Mrs. C. C. Hud--|? gens. Mr. and*Mrs. Oliphant Mrs. ) ~ Miss Rutir Mills came second irt-| Mathis and others. |? tne King and Queen contest , at 1 me .-auxiliary reporting 5>by.UU 1 She thanks all who helped her. * ^ ^ / " "V^V" ';_'"A'"' i^H ^ y n airplane engine on a "cutaway" Base, Lincoln, Nebraska. Two of \labama. Milligan is a graduate t Amarillo Field, Texas. (Photo* visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Turley and also his wife Mrs. Esther Turley. Please don't forget the religious picture show which will be given at Hannah church Nov. 21. Mr. and Mrs. John Williams are home-visiting his sick stepfather Mr. G. W. Dewalt. The members on the sick list are Mr. G. W. Dewalt, Mr.Johny Jackson, Mr. Los Singley and M rs. Emma Mendenhall. She had I ar^operation on her eye and will , have to return Thursday to the I hospital in Columbia. Miss Ra- ' chei Williams is also on the sick a i :? > * an ior mem a 1 i speedy recovery. I 1 Air. and Mrs. Jerry Farrow. Jr. j J and their daughter left Saturday I for Newark, N. J. . f | 1 DAVID G. ELLt | thirty-two years of h< | , Insurance | ? All Kinds of Insun | telepiton | 1221 Washington St. ' ; a . .? _V: * av v 1^1 PAGE THREE n 1' AIKF AX NEWS Thy following teachers uttendii Sunday schopl at N^zarene Bap _ ist . huich; .Misses Mary T. Dais, j i. M. Uickson. The lesson was i ll taught l?y Mr. Hijkson. .Af- -H i-r nday school, the teachers ?J . i fit to Hodges ('M K church. The H cgulnr services were held at lodges ( Mr-: church morning and veiling. The Pastor, Rev. I; B. biffins -preached " both sermons. T lis message was very interest.Miss Minnie 1,. Ma I lory spent * lie week end at home, Aiken, S. C. .Justine (r. Odom, Reporter Color , ' - Your ' GRAY HAIR Smile at Your Mirror , Tomorrow! j DO IT MOW... DON'T DELAY... A . . lY'S EASY AND SIMPLE THIS WAY ] II f you want to bring a new, j rich color to your hair? start using Godefroy's Larieuse Hair Coloring now. 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