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Saturday, November 13, 1943 LAURENS NEWS Relatives and friends of the following solidary jwer& happy to ?eethem in town this past week. The soldiers were: Collier Booker, Otis I Martin, Otis La/i^ley, Algie Blakely, Aner McWilhams, Murray Crisp, Thos Sanders, Dan Dorroh and Oscar (Sullivan. Miss Mammie Young, visited in Columbia during .the.?week-entL . -Mrs.CbrneIHa Milam, has been on an extensive trip. Ethel Mae Henderson, student at Benedict College, spent a few days at her home in Mountville. Miss Ella Bell Williams visited ? in?Columbia - over?the' week-end. Mrs. Pearl Craig, visited her son in Savannah Georgia, Sunday and Monday. Rev. Reuben, of Benedict College was a visitor in town friday. Mrs. Etel Watts, visited Misses Rosa Lee and Margaret ChampionSaturday and Sunday in Columbia. (0trs. Le Vanncr Brown of Columbia will visit relatives here "Sunday. _?Missis Helen Nance and Geneva Gilliam of Newberry visited Prof, and Mrs. "lSanders over the weekend. S^&taul Baptist Church'." B. Moon, Pastor ? ' * Lauren , S,Gt-Sunday?School Jiad a record breaking attendance, Gunday and much interest centered around the lesson and the program in general. Rev.?Moon used the?Golden' Tj^ct as a basis for his sermon dWing the morning services. An impressive feature was the attendance enmasse of the newly organized Boy Scout troop No. 150. Supt. W. L. Meadors Commando. We are proud of - his effort-and-the^ fine appearance the boys made. Mr. Woodrow Wilson, Mr. John A. Putman were speakers on this oc. casion. Among the many visitors were Pvt. Dan Dorroh, Sgt. Thos. Henry of the U.S.A., Dr. and Mrs. Goforth of Spartanburg. At the evening services Deas. Oliphant, Bates and Hunter made interesting reports from the Union. Collection for the day $95. Rev. Moon, Pvt. Dorroh and Mrs. Hattie Golden, also Mrs. Lucile Dorrph were dinner guests of Mrs.'?. W". Sullivan Sunday. Mrs. Mamie Mae Simpson- o f the Usher Board spent the week snd in Hendersonvillej N. C. The 0*possum Supper in the basement Friday night was a ST. JAMES A. M. E .CHURCH T Rev. A. D. Dawkins, Pastor Service waa_iieautifully _ carrier out Sunday beginning with the > S. with an appreciative crowd to greet the new pastor. After thi class study of the lesson thi ec/i^nl was wonderfully reviewed V by tne Supt.. Mrs. Estelle*John J son. The Bible class rs holding the banner and the primary class is holding the attendance banner. At 11:30 the new pastor selected his text from St. Matt 24:44, theme An Hour of S< Tried. The spiritual tide rai high. At 7:30 p.m. many anxiou* eouls were present to hear another soul stirring sermon. The pastor selected his text from the 42n<. Psalm, 2nd verse. Theme A Thirs ty Soul. The members and frrendk have already began singing his praise. He did not only preaci. but stirred the audience with hi. melodious singing of I'm on th Battlefield for my Lord. From the few remarks he gave us in a call meeting immediately <Hsmi8sai~we Bee-twflmg-mP3 uccess this conference year. The pastor was the dinner gust of Mr. and Mr. Henry Young, Sunday. He spent the afternoon also at thi home of Mr. and Mr^. Ef. L. Youn*. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cheek and Mi and Mrs. G. W. Watts. Mrs. Estellc Johnson, rcportei P#E GROVE A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. J. E. Dixon, Pastor The first Sunday marked the be . ginning of another conference year and a large number were out" to greet the pastor. Rev. Dixon brought greetings from the confere^^and expressed himself as be i^^fcappy over his return to serve uw^Kr another year. We join him in saying tbg same. Love Feast, and testimonial meeting followed the prayer" service after which the pastor delivered a stirring messjge. Subject The Atoning Blood, holy Communion was administered to a large number. We were ~ i * _ i i D : i'jhftstru lu iihvc seveitti in nuviflBnce members worship with us. We were please to see Miss Creole Boyd out again. Rev. Dixon called a meeting fol low%g services and all officers \Mere reelected. The election of trustees will be hold later. Mr. Samuel Trapn was appointed as ? class leader in Mrs. Emma Ringer's place w*ho resigned. Our first juarterly confcren.e will be held l lhe 2nd Sunday in December. Th pastor was the Saturday night guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry looms and Sunday night guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Boyd. After service he visited the sick and Miss J. L, Boyd, Reporter, y ARTHURTOWN SCHOOL The Parent Teachers Association -ol Arthurs School?held their firstpublic meeting Sunday evening at the brown Chapel church. The Jienior choir of the church and the school's Glee Club rendered most 'excellent music for mt occasion, under the direction ol Mr. Jonn Hunter, who is principal of the school. Dr. It. W. Mance, one of Columbia's most outstanding physicians was the guest speaker for the group. Everyone was pleased with the help given both parent and children. Rev;-Curry, the minister Was~ present to encourage the parents in this effort. Mrs. Willie Jefferson served as mistress of ceremonies. At the close of the meeting a frienuly rivalry, Mrs. llall represented Mrs. Simons' -group?o f children, Mrs. Butler, Miss Johnson's and Deacon Green, Mr Hunter's group and a collection o f $20.00 was raised, to assist i n j making some much needed repairs at the school. Mr. Willie Jefferson is president of the Parent-Teachers Association. . LEXINGTON CIRCUIT NEWS 1 Rcy I y a jn v n Sunday school at NeVv Bethel was beautifully 'conducted. Oui pastor reviewed the lesson and after the regular devotion he preach d a nobie sermon; administered the Holy Communion. One person joined the church. The league was reorgaized at 7 p.m. and the confirmation was done oy our pastor. Evangelist E. Strother oi Philadelphia preached the evening sermon. She will preach At Mt. Zion Friday night. Mr. J. W. Black's class is the banner class this month at New Bethel. Our pastor really looks ,new with his new brown suit that New Bethei gave him and he thank them along with St. Paul Baptist for the kind ness tendered him and he spoke of the new suit that Mt. Zion gave wOODRUFF NEWS~ New Bethel Baptist Church Sunday school was fine as usual. The offering and attendance banners still hang on Class No. 3 Mrs. Theada Robinson, teacher. Rev. and Mrs. iD. A. Shell were visitors at New Bethel Sunday Ml'rs. Effie J. Parks, Mrs Theada Robinson and Rev. O. A. Irby and Mrs. P. P- Parks attended the all session of tne lyger rtiver! C O a.:? o 1'- % % I o. o. convention csaruraay, wmcr onvened with the Moore's- Chapel i 5. S. They reported a nice trip.1 Pfc. William Henry Higgins is lome on a furlough visiting his mother and friends. He is staioned in Camp Clairborne, La. He js the son of Mrs. Lula Higgins Stephen of WofTord St., Woodruff. Pvt. Taft Deshrelds is home on i 10 days furlough visiting his par ^nts Mr. and Mrs. Columbus De shields. He is stationed in Ala cama. Mr. C. M. Moody and teachers of Beaver Dam were pleasant visitors of Mrs. Lila Hobby Thursday. Mr. Mack Ferguson of Washing ton, D. C., is visiting relative^ uere. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Steens left Friday for Washington, D. C., where they will make their homeL Pvt. S. T. Allen is stationed in Hiissrssippi. Private John Henrj Franks is stationed in. Texas. Those who .worshipped at Mt Calvary Baptist church Sunday Trom Woodruff were Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Browning, Mrs. Mattie vqd Irene Thompson, Mr. and Mrr lenry Gilliam, Mr. and Mrs. Da vid Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Jas Miller, Mrs. Lucile Smith and Mr? Lula Parks. Amount raided war $38.83. Rev. A. D. Duncan, Sr. s the pasior. The sick are Mrs. Eliza McBeth and Miss Drucilla Norris. Wc hope for them a speedy recovery Those who worshiped at New Bethel were Mrs. Georgia Rogers Mr. Johnnie Mayes~lfrur daughter; and Mr. Robert Alexander of Spar tanburg. r FIRST TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH Columbia, S. C.?Brother Funnell First Tabernacle Bapt. church, tand Sunday school held a verj successful revival the week ol November 1-5. Quite a few souls were savedv The meeting was eonducted by Rev. S. M. Johnson. The Baptismal services, w/11 be held on the third Sunday as early as possible. Rev. Mrs. Johnson is a good missionary worker among the J children and wortien. Rev. Johnson is the newly elected pastor ol the First Tabernacle Bapt. church. Rev. F. B. McNeal, is the i'ormei pastor. Sunday school every Sunday at 12 o'clock.! Preaching service at 2:00 p.m. and 8:0Q p.m. You are welcome to come and help us. - j / V tlim together-with Mt. Pleasant Pe Baptist church. And the new vei overcoat that Spring Hill gave "him together with New Hope, Mt m Olive, Good Hope and Pleasant ,ei |-lliU Baptist churches. He stated ?r< that- he is more determined to rem ib I dtr bigger and better service. mi Mrs. J. S. Dahley and Mrs. Bell Uo V. Derrick rendered a very fine M< program at New Hope Sunday. Of Evangelist Otiutliei?preached and we enjoyed the message. Rev. W | E. Lee preached for Jones chapel Q?u Sunday p.m. Mt. Zion turned out Ev and rendered valuable service. W Cpl. John Thompson and Wife Rreturned to the U. S. servite on Th Monday. Pvt. Cleveland Johnson, "STi Jr., was here on furlough visiting gu his parents and relatives and lei friends. . trc Miss Minnie Gates is home af- tei ter a successful operation at tin ly Good Samaritan-Waverly hospi- las ing. Mrs. Sarah Keisley is doinf. . 1 fine at the hospital after an oper , ? ation. J;* Mr. and Mrs. Olen Green had as [*_ I dinner guest Monday Evangelist ! I Strother. Mrs. Dora Strother. Rev. I el j J. S. Danley and Rev. I. O. Sim,- p 1 I mons..v Mr. and?Mrs. Willi^ Vant -a oi Columbia had as their drnnei rn< gUCST "last "Wednesday, Rev. Sim- ^ mons. Our pastor will be at Mt. Zion j^r chuien un Sunday. , : af 1 i FRIENDSHIP A. M. E. CHl'RCH an m< Dr. H. W. Walker. Pastor ful meeting: closed at Friendship tiv The preaching: was done by Evan- <"i gelist C. B. Priester. God has given her a strong physique. : ^ u'-'verfn1 voice, a nle.asrng person P ality. "Evangelist" as she is lov c| ingly called is a revivalist of un V usual abality and success. ~Pic ?'.( ncsque and dramatic were her sev ^ mons. Mrs. Vivian Grant sang "i? very touchingly by the evangelist 1 tequest. A number of her frrendr '.y with her Sunday. May God ever 'h< keep and bless her. C. I "Sunday morning the pastor-de- .n livered the message from theme Thou Shall Not Kill. Mrs. Mary po ~~EASLEY NEWS hT fri The "Miss Simpson High" "on test closed on October 29th, 1943. Miss Luevenia Hendrix, a member of the seventh grade was crown' ed. The total amount of money I rarsed during the contest was $88. ?u The Junior Red Cross drive is |cn at the school. It is hoped that all clasr.es will enroll one hundred percent. Reports will he made in tjn chapel op Friday, Nov. 12. ^ The Pickens County Teacher?' ilLl association held its first meeting aL_ Re Simpson hi*gh. on November 5th. go Registration, group organisation, wa financial reports and a brief mes- i"st <age from Miss Hattie Dingle, the pe leanes teacher were the main or- Re iers of the day. The President, Prof. A. A. Martin was elected as Li delegate.to the third Congressronal district teachers' meeting to be held on December 4, 1943, at New < berry. ? ua A rn.. i i. 11 i. J _ A n i I/\ iaient rauy enoea ac c,asiey "Union Baptist church Sunday morn ,J0 ing. The rally Was given in the ^ interest o( Benedict college. $41 iS was realized. Little Charles H. ch, Bowens, received first prize for -j-0 raisings th^ highest amount -ei- nt money. Miss Rubye N. Mansell lu and little Amon Martin tied for the second prize. ? The Boy J3cout program will be ^ given at Ranley?Ghapel M. E. p. church on Sunday as follows: vj] 1'arade?From Moone's Funeral da Home to church Singing-?My Country 'Tis of Thee S'c Scouts and audience "rio Scripture Reading?Patrol Lead- in er William Loopef ' an Invocation?Rev. F. B. Thomas A1 Music, The Star Spangled Bannei is vVelcome Address, Miss Blanche ba Hamilton Response?Rec. C. D. Walker, Di committeeman C. Brief remarks-?Rev. PL G. Garrett M; president 6f the sponsoring Ln institution i th ine &couc Liedge and Laws?Pa- ha trol Leader Clarence Mansel hi charge " le Accom pi ishmciits of Troop No. 1 ilfi iu Mr: Clifford Moore, scout mas- m< ter or Mr. H. H. Zimmerman El assistant scout fhaster D. Address?Mr. Leroy Shelton, Ex- cri ecutive Sec., Ihter-racial Seoul th< ing Blue Ridge Council. Green villc, S. C. Offering? The public is cordially invited to attend this program. Mrs. Annie E. Valentine i .? ' 'teadrfy improving. Hef many atT riends hope she will soon be com- Re pletely recovered. Her daughter, he | Mrs. Ruthh Russel returned to del New York City after an extended I trip here. Fa I Pvt. James Edward West spen' bit last week end with his grand ? 1 mother Mrs. Bessie West. He is eoi stationed in New River, N. C. at Pvt. Ben Evans spent severa1 Fr days with his parents Mr% and ' Mrs. L. N. Evans. loi Pvt. Toby A lien from Camp At Gordon, Gn., spent the week end < ,A J THE PAL ake's infant grandson R. Syl iter Simpson was baptized. Dr. Walker is leaving no ston turned in the interest of the en tainmcnt of the conference. W e lookig for him to return. Sucl te men are needed in every cor inity. Seventy-two communed llection- for the"~week beginmn jnday. Nov. 1-7 was $24W.4 7. Interest Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Gary's dinne lests Friday evening includ 'angelist Priester, Rev. and Mr: alker, AJrs. Vivian Grant, Mr. P. Alexandei, Misses A. is, lompson and Lizzie Gallmai rs. Marie Gary had as dinne est Thursday Evangelist Pries \ <Mirs. Emma McDowell of De )it visited her- mother and sis recently. Mrs. Ida M. Blake visited her husband Pvt. Dour is Blakely in Petersburg, va. Callers at home of Mr. and Mi hn Garrette were Miss Ethi inderson, her brother Ernes nderson who is an instructor r e school of aviation; Miss Don lie Fant and her mother. Sgt. and Mrs.?-H-.?Ln- Evans o mp Robingon, Ark., visited hi >ther and other relatives her ;ontly. We were happy to hav t. and Mrs. Evans worshipva indship Sunday. Mrs. Vivia fMath?and?little son _are bac ter spending sometime in Ala d Miss, with her husband an )ther-in-law. Mrs. Willie M. .Moore of Char es' here last week. At this wri r Mrs. Sanders rs improving, v correction.. Mrs. Essie 1 eder's mother didn't have ai eration as was reported to th porter^ Mrs. Reder is back fror ashington and reports that he Mrs. E. Maggie Mirns is impro r rapidly. SVe thank the follovVrng for yea and weekly subscriptions fo 2 Palmetto Leader: Evangelis B. Priester. Mrs. Vivian Gran d Mrs. Mildred Williams. (Miss) Rubye M. Johnson, re rter and agent. Easley visiting relatives ant ends. GREENWOOD NEWS \t Weston Chapel A. M. E jrch. Rev. E. F. Johnson, pasto nday school met at the usua ur and after a fine discussion o i lesson the pastor in his usua ,y began service and preached i rely sermon which was very up tttrg.?He- used for?a?text Jer v. E. F Johnson he is a rea spel -preacher and that's?all w< mt anyhow. Oh that every mil er would preach the plain gos 1 withoQt comprootnise like th v. E. F. Johnson. ttle Zion A. M. E. Church v. J. A. Jenkins, Pastor Sunday school opened at the us 1 hour with the Supt., Mr. D Kinard and his faculty at thei st of duty. The pastor preach a soul stirring sermon usini a text Timothy 2:17 after whicl 2 Holy Comniuni'on was giver tal collection $72.00. Visitor -the morning service were Mis icy Mae Reynolds, Mrs. Matti inrews, Mr. ana i?irs. jonn mar i and sister. Mrs. Sallie Pre ea is on the sick list. Miss M Harris left Sunday for Ashe le, where she will spend a fe\ ys with her cousin. The well-known beautician Mrs >ra Francis Melvin has returne tome?alter spending sometime Richmond, Va., with her brothe d sister-in-law, Cpl. and Mrs bert H. Cannon. Cpl. Canno stationed at the Richmond Ai ser Mr. 0. Howard and Mr. Cornel ackett left for Fort Bragg, N to be inducted into the armj r. Duckett's mother, Mrs. Dais lckett now has three sons i c army and is expected soon t ve four. First Sgt. William J. Derr ha turned after spendding a 14 da rlough visiting" hit wife an sther. He is stationed at Cam lis, 111., with the 569th Ertgi T. Co. Mrs. Millie Deer is als edited with having three sons i e army. FAIRFAX NEWS Justine G. O.dom, reporter The fourth quarterly conferenc Bethel A.M.E. church of whicl v. J. P. Fuller is pastor wa Id Sunday. The Presiding El r, Dr I. W. Dilborn preached. Through the cooperation of th irfax charge Rev. P"ullcr was a ! to pay his conference claim VIost of the schools in AUendal jnty attended a cai nival givei Allendale training school or idiry. rhe presentation of the Metro le quartet was held at Bethe dE chfrrch in interest of Fair i colored high school. . r ~ METTO LEADER THE 71ST ANNUAL e R. E. CHURCH, NOV! e FORMER STATE CHAIRMAN h INTKR-RACIAL COMMITTEE I1 TO PREACH OPENIN.fi. Ij SERMON J Hy Uncle Tug Mftncks Corner, S. C.?The thousands of Reformed Episcopalians n South Carolina will convene in Icdeemer Ii. E. church, P/ncville 5. C., November 19 to 21. A large ~jplpgat.ion i* expected to attend The Reverend Mack M. Goss B.D., pastor of the Summerville Baptist church, former chairman of the State Inter-raciaL-Commitee, active in the Summerville Incr-racial committee; secretary?xd he Summerville Ministers' unron; nesident of the Dorchester Tuberr miosis association; member oi .everal state Baptist committees md teaches "Pastoral Theology' n the Cummins Theological sem nary, \vili~preach the opening se , mon, Friday, Nov. 19, 10:30 a.m Business sessions Friday after r noon and Saturday. Young Peo '' pla'p prngmni Friday night. Ev ening oruyer and sermon Saturday night by the Reverend O. J. Boone .. The Bishops' Annual report SatThe closing sermon will be de. Iivered by the Reverend John H n Daily, of Charleston, S. C. e The Reverend William A. Miuch L lector of St. Luke's R. E. church wrll have completed his seventh ~ year as the etfiCient~secretary~ o 1 .he annual convocation, r Bishop Joseph E. Kearney, D, r D., the great shepherd and capa* jle bishop will open his twenty rst session November 19 a.m. All churches are requested to go over the top with their budget, j Please remember your convocaion fees have been increased. sure your delegates have their . ntertainnient fees. MT. HORR A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. J. P. Washington, Pastor | Sunday was a fair day and also i big one The Sunday school was 4 .veil attended and the lesson was .ery interesting. Much informa .ion was given by the pastor, s Strictly at 11:30 o'clock the astor accompanied by Revs. M Jieas. anti-Henry Ashe, local elders ' ,p^l brothers lien Brown and In ? jram, local j>reachers were on the 1 ostrum. After devotional excrises and preliminary remarks the pastor selected II Timothy 1:12 as _ -he bases of,his text. From this he preached one of those able sernQns which rocked the entire church. ?i He motored over to St. Luke on i Sunday afternoon, but was disippointed in that he did not meet ;? the congregation he expected. Hi b returned to Mt.c Ilorr Sunday ev! jning and preached his closing t sermon. He selected as his text g II Tim. 4:6-7. After the sermon e the officers and members showee the pastor in a tangible way how . much they appreciated his ser[a vices. Aside from the many gifts several purses were handed him v by the various boards and clubs. fotal collection for the day $183.i. 27. Thus closed one of the .most d colorful years work rn the history r Tf the church.' i (Mrs.) L. Mj. Ashe, reporter fl ST. LUKE BAI'T. CHURCH i ?" Rev. C. M. Freeman, Pastor i. Sunday was a wonderful day at , St. Luke. Prayer service was at i. r the usual hour with Deacons Willie McCants and Otis Caldwell in ^ charge. The pastor preached a wonderful sermon from Acts, sub ject Prayer Changes Things'. Kvs cryone enjoyed the wonderful me? ?age. We had a splendid collec(j tion which amounted to $68.65. Alter service the pastor-Went to J1 Mt. Zi-on A. M. K. church to at lend the funeral of Mr. I.ouis Kvo ans. Those on the sick list are: Sis tef Annie Mae Seibles, sister Knightner, brother Henry Wylic and Mr. Arthur Robertson. We - nope them ?4P a speedy recovery M s. Richard Padgett, reporter e BLACKSBl'RG NEWS h s Pine Grove Bapt. Sunday school met at 1,0:30 with Supt., Mr. B Hamrick and teachers at their t post. Pine?Grove Savings class met i. at Mrs. Annie B. Golmers Sunday e at 5 o'clock. It was a lovely ses a sion. Officers were elected . a* \ (follows; Mr. Beiett Hamrick, pre? _ ident; Mr. E. Smith, vicc-presi . dent; Mi's. Mildred Smith, secre1 tary; Mrs. Janie Smith, system secretary; Mr. Eddie McElwee treasurer; Mr, E. Smith, lender. CONVOCATION [ EMBER 19-21 ? _ . . __1-. - , ST. MARY CJRCl'IT - -Rev. J. F. Stanley, Pastor TTf unday, 'Oetr3T~was a high day-f-^ ^ at St. Mary churchy It was the h< ( day of receiving our new and old ;B pastor and new presiding cider. ' cc We say old pastoFTor this is His | l'2th year that he has been with us. New because this was the 1st r' Sunday after conference and the M Circuit seems to be as glad to m receive him now as at the first r)< i Lime he came.. The year's work began with out first quarterly, conference. Dr. M. ^ F. Robinson is our new P. E. and lil 1 I ac are very pleased to have him. I I After a brief and interesting I i discussion on the Sunday school j j lesson -we enjoyed a very timely 1 " , review by the P. E. j hi The general order of service tc was conducted by the pastor. ReV ' ^ E.C. Richerson offered prayer. Af- j ; ter the order of service, the pas* . - tor introduced Dr. M. F. Robin- j ai son to preach. He announced as ' .a. text. Exodus- IDA,?And when-the j ? he saw that he turned aside to I . see, God called unto him out of j the midst of the bush and "Saldr j Mo<es. Subject: The Secret of ! Happiness. When he had finished ' the message. we could say, "did ' I not' o^ir hearts burn, while he . ' talked to us." dt was a sweet gos [ . pel message. The Elder made a ! strong appeal for persons to eon- j 1 ncet with the church. The pastor ? asked the following brothers to I . receive the offering: S. Stevenson j Preston Burch of St. James; R ! E. Crawford, Love Grant, Beth- j lehem; Roosevelt Foxworth, Trol: | 1 Rowell of St,?Mary.' Collection | 1 $22.15. Each church was nicely j, "y represented. L The business of the quarter was dispatched as brief as possible. | Total collection for the day $132.- j 73. We are pleased to have Dr. Robinson as our presiding eldei . | and vVe feel the work is safe un- ' (I der his Godly leadership. The [ Pastor, Elder, Mrs. Philis John- I i son, Bro. Robert Crawford, Rev. | Mrs. Ruth Crawford and Mrs. I ' Leanna Moore were dinner guests I of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Leg- | gett. They spared no pains ? n ^i making it pleasant for us. . We had a real feast. There was a st number of visitors in our ser- w vice and they are always wel- p( come. MT. HEBRON CHURCH ? Rev. W. R. Bowman, Pastor la Prosperity,- S.C-.?Sunday school met at its usual hour with the' ? L t Supt. and co-workers present We had a representative attendance7 The "church""Is-"moving a- -rj long smoothly, and it appears that the people have' a mind tc i work for things both spiritual and temporal. After the devotional service our di pastor brought a wonderful and ?c inspiring heart felt sermon from o\ the text Act 3:6. Mrs. Bessie Hoi th mon sang Guide My Feet Lord >\i While I Run This Race. After th which the pastor carried out the pi Communion service with the good or old hand shake which made our w< nearts rejoice. sr A board meeting was called by the pastor and the following lead- cli ers were appointed: Ir Willie Har-, su dy; II, Brady II. Holnion; III, Sal- ie lie Holmon; IV, Bessie Holmorv he V, Henrietta Rickard. Supt.. -5 Priseilla Jackson. i'r Mrs. E, A. Bedenbau^h. reporter (,<> ? s GROW ~ CHILD must have well balanced properly and maintain q easy way to help you do to serve them plenty of baked biscuits, rolls, cookies and cakes bakec Enriched Table-Tested A Flour?it is one of the 7" foods, enriched wilh tial vitamins. I j SHUT WWT j AUXMROVMILUNG CO. |\ USTiririALLV R1 tACHED ?i j^v PLAIN AND StURIJINO A <* ST. PIIILII* A. M. IS. CHURCH Rev. T- H. Weathers, l'astor Sunday was a lovely day and i rge number was .nut to weloonr te return of our pastor and t ;ar the report of-the-.-delegate ro. David Myers. S. S. at 10:3' inducted by the Supt. Reviev , Hro. Lafayette Johnson. Senio ass won the banner, teachei rs. Ophelja Dove mix. Praye eeting was conducted by Brothe ;e Johnson and others. A won trful sermon tvnrt^preached Tv ic Pastor, -Rev. Weathers. ^ beral contribution was given. Sacrament was administered t large number. nmc of sister Rbsie L. Kett en irtained by .Miss Dorothy llal n interesting meeting ensued an delicious repast was served. Th mount of $10.70 was raised. M. E. Hinton, reporte mrmmmm HV.l M?] 3eps? Pepsi-Cola Comoanj Franchisee! Bottler: Colui kVATEREE A. M. E. CHI RCH Rev. J. I'. Currv, Pastor Saluda, S. C.?Sunday was i gh day at Wateree. Sunda; :hool opened at its usual hou ith Su'ftt. and teachers at thoi ist of duty. We were happy P ive the many friends?with?its ome again. We are happy t< tve our pastor back. Rev, Gur . brought us a burning messag ikon from Job lP:2">-Jf>. Sister Luda?B.- Dnvenp??rt?hadurned from the north and w. e happy to have her back in ou idst. rs. Maggie B. Herbert, reporte dT. OLIVE At M. E. CHl'RCH Sunday was a very . ploasan iy. We had a lovely Sunda; hool ami the^-lesson was taugh airs. \ ance and reviewed b; e Pastor, Rev. 'Nelum.. Theri as a lage number of officers fron e sister church to hear the nev istor. At 12:30 the pastoi cached a very fine sermon. W pre glad to see so many visitor id invite them to come again.. Rev. Vance's Victory Gardei nb has come to a close for thi mmer He reports a successfu I'm.. The O'Neal district whic! had charge as teacher, canne< >00 quarts of vegetables a n < aits and is planning to can pota es ana beef in the near future IM ? 4 R E meals to develop food health. An j with 5-o; OLUH 1^1 | ^ Table-Tested ADLUH Flour has a period of years and thousanc other. So, why don't you go t bag of ADLUH and try it y< family wiTT be amazed and wel treats. Tune in Fisher, Hendley over \ Saturday at 5:30 P. M. mi lied & disf ALLEN BROS. COLUMBIA : 1 PAGE ElVE PEf.ZER NEWS Rev. J. C. Cowans, Pa8tor u The . S. S. of New Pleasant ,, Grove was conducted by the Supt. 0 , and officer si The morning service was conducted by the pastor. A 0 wonderfuT seTmon "was preached .. v " *nd enjoyed by all. The amounT t et money raised f29.00, ^ Sgt. James Cobb is home on a 1 furlough visiting his parents and r friends. He also went to Bone. < uict college to see Miss M. E. v?Cobb.?? ~ 1 k ' Miss Alice Stewart is home to see her parents Mr. apd Mrs. A. c M. Stewart. Miss Stewart r s from Atlanta, Ga. r- ?Mr. Walter (VTlaiielt is lituw i. from Chester," Pa. He will enter 1 tie Army November 18th. We are tTi"hoping him success, e The Chapman Grove Commun> ty Pair will be November 19. We ?j ?. ? r are expecting a large crowd. Ml r. Long Island City. H. Y.u tibia Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. The government gave us two pressure cookers for which we are grateful. You may know by this 3<.?.-e who live i.i this community y ire fighting on the home front by r raising food for victory. 1 We were glad to see Corporal i lames Krept, the son of Mr. and '7 Mrs. Wilson Krept home_on furo lough-: He rs stationed in a camp in Arkansas. We were aTso glad p to have Mrs. Hattie Alexander, Miss'Mary Alice Brown and moth e R. L. Dominiek, reporter TRIUMPH CHURCH^ f Rev. Dennis Daniel, Pastor Sunday school at its usual ho ?r t after which our pastor came with y an inspiring sermon. Sunday ev* ( ening the YPLB met and a very interesTTg program was rendered. , In this program our pastor sang ^ a solo entitled I'm Going to Live v the Life 1 Talk'About In My Song. r At night the Rev. Carrol prached o- Lo a rnno-roi'iitmn TniKr ?.<? t . iraught det-tr-facts ~T6 our hcar.ng. Rev. Cariol will also preach n .ur us the Friday morning oi our r .Vomen's Annua; convention which r -2] .vill convene here November 22 and , :ontinuos through Sunday night, 1 Nov. 28. Our bishop's birthday ) anniversary vyill also be celebrat. 1 id in this convention. Mrs. Alberta Singleton, reporter proven its superiority over Is of housewives will use no o your grocer today, get a aurself? We believe your ft" pteased with your baking VIS Tuesday, Thursday and - ?--* ribufed by MILLING CO. GREENWOOD \l