The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, December 18, 1943, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
Saturday, December 18, 1943
ST. JAMES AME CHURCH
Rev. A. D. Hawkns, Pastor
Sunday school was beautifully
.arried out and the review by oj
Miss Celia Phelps was very inter- |
^Besting. The Bible class is holding t]
the banner. This being our first
^ quarter the Presiding Elder Dr. ^
M W. B. L. Clarke preached Sunday
^^kmorning from Rev. 2:7. theme To n
HHim That Overcometh. Sunday
^night he preached from St. Mark c
^K:19. These sermons were food vthought
and t.hn gpiritmii title ^
^^Bran?hfgh^?Mrs. Clarke-Tvas pres_^Hent
and. made helpful- remarks -a
Ml We are very pleased to work with jv
and Mrs. Clarke?anothertronHhad
the business part of the qu.ar- n
^^Ker^U\ll reports showed much in- e
creWe. This was one of the best
^^conferences we have had for ; >
^Jyears. The presiding elder was I
^^>aid in full and went away all | v
^ BnuIeaT-Mticfi credit is" due the j a
^Bpastor for the way he handled the J
^Bcc(^^Bnce Sunday night. The
^KJunror choir rendred excellent ser- J v
vice Sunday. This Choir is under j-J
'^ the direction of Mrs Bertha Lew- j
and Miss Wilhelmina Johnson, s
The Rev. V. A. Janerette, chap
lain of the U. S. Army who has d
called hom0 to the funeral of?d
hi^MTiother-in-law at Irmo, S. C., r
will preach .at St. Janies Sunday
I 3:00 pm. The public is invited to t
I hear Chaplain Janerette. I C
I ST. JOHN BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. B. T. Sears, pastor
1 10:30 Sunday School Sunt. Dec. ^
I W. L. Lyles in charge. Morning 11
J service Rev. E. \V. Williams Theme a
"Gather the fragments of life" St. J
j . Mark 14 ?20. 5:00 o'clock B. T. U I
' president Ernest Davis presiding
-* Evening services Rev. B. T. Sears t
the pastor preached a wonderful I
lomnv.nion sermon. Theme "Will r
, \q Also Go Away." Communion e
was giver, by the pastor assisted by ^
, ; Rev. R. H. Moss Asst. pastdr. You v
aie always welcome. g
CXJNTON NEWS
. Hebron Baptist Church \~
with Supt. and co-workers at their
S. S. was held at the usual hour(
wit hSupt. and co-workers at their fc
> post. Review by the pastor. The_L
morning devotion was conducted
by Deacon Wych after which the 1
morning message was brought by *
the pastor. Theme Jesus the
Wood's Great Magnifier. The ev?nmg
message was brought by the
Kev. John Williams of Philadel
phia, Pa. . _ t ;
Mr. and Mrs. Rutledge Hill of
Norfolk, Va., are visiting Mr$, .
Hill's mother Mrs. Mittie .Taylor ^
and other relatives. Rev. John
~Williams "is-visiting his brother,
Mr. Coleman Williams. Friends c
of Manuel W^ch, Jr., will be in- (
terested to know that he is im- j
proving at his home, after under- j
going an appendix operation. j
Rev. A. A. Sims was the .dinner -F
guest Sunday of Mrs. Eliza Young j
^ and family. " 1 |_J
Mr. and Mrs. Odell Griffin cele- 1
brrated their 20th anniversary on z
December 2. Mrs. Griffin's gift r
from Mr. Griffin was wonderful, t
Please p^iy the-boys and girls <
prompt. mey are prompt in ue- t
livering- your papers.
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condition. They are Private Mary
Texan, and Private Ethel Hurst, dan
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FAIR FOREST NEWS
The followin officers were e-1
tcted for the stewardess board |
f Forest Chapel on Thursday at
ic parsonae: president Mrs. Bea- ci
rice Ferguson; secretary, Mrs. ii
i>hn Rookard; treasurer Mrs. Ef- G
e Ferguson. This board is now F
sady^-to?start- its- work for?the?&
ew year. ? f.
Quite a few members of Forest F
hapel CME church attended ser- p
ice at F"air F'orest Baptist Sun- - t<
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Quite a few members of Stew- T
rdess board of fores UhapelT^ ii
I. E. church me at the home of t
Irs. ^Beatrice Ferguson Friday s
nd finishl-d the quilt. Before the C
lembers left Mrs. Ferguson serv c
d peaches and c^ke. 'I
Mrs. llcue Waddy was guest of t
Irs- Odessa Philson Tuesday. J
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sawyei t
isited Mr. an?F Mrs. John Smith p
ml Mr. and Will Smith"Tri T
onesville the first Sunday. S
Mrs. Martha St>Owell of Gaffney R
/as the supper guest of Rev. and t
Irs W E. Wilson Tuesday night.- ii
_Mr. Wfllier_fiawy?rJias pigs for f
ale, near the_colored schol house, s
Mrs. Willie Glenn and two chil- h
ren of Spartanburg spent Sunay
with their mother and grandT t
nother, Mrs. Victoria Geter. a
Rev. W. E. Wilson reported >
hat service at Bethel Sunday at t
'owpens was splendid. t
Fair Forest Baptist Church '
Order of Services
Sunday school at 10:30 a. m.; c
5.T.U. at 6 p.m. Regular preach- r
ng services every second Sunday
it 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Rev.. M.
. Alexander pastor; Bro. Walker
^ee. Church clerk.
The Better Home Club met at
he home of Mrs. John Wingo
Dec. 8. Topic for discussion The
Christmas Spirit. Everyone seem:d
to have enjoyed themselves.
\fter the business, refreshments
vere served. The members gave
i rising vote of thanks to the
lostess.
J JONESVII I.E NEWS
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The Optimistic club was organiz
"! Oct ?ber 20, at the Jonesvi'.le ,
iiprh school. At tlT~e suggestion of (
?ov. J. R. Ezell, supervisor of the (
fonesville district schools the or- ,
ionization was given the name?.
'The Optimistic cluh". The club
s' composed of instructors of the |
fonep^'ille district' schools. The
ntrpose of -the-club is to further
extend the advancement o f the
ace. . '}
The club is presenting a play,
itle Mother^ I lo trie on Dec. 13.
)ther programs will be presented
n the near future.
Th oiricers and members of the
lub are Mrs. F. G. Norris, presilent;
G. A. Tanner, vice president;
drs. R. A. Robinson, secretary; 1
diss EfTie J. Felnandez, assistant 1
eeretary; Miss A. M. Boyce, trea- '
urer; F. II. Jones, chaplain; Mrs.
I. R. Ezell, general manager; Rev. i
Rr~Kzcll, muaieian Miss-Youngs, -i
The next meeting will be held
it the home of Miss EfTie J. Fer- I
landez. The Optimistic club greets 1
hose that are in service and urges 1
[""greater purchase of?war?bmuls
>y civilians. . i
(Mrs.) R. A. Robinson
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LLORAN?Two comely members of
ospital, Staten Islafld, N. Y., keep thei
Senegal (at motor), daughter of ft
ighter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. I
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MARION DISTRICT
I)r. M. F. Robinson, P. E.
The above named District was
ailed in iTs Get*-Together meetlg
in Union Chapel AME church
lalensferry. Dec. 4. Rev. J. T.
lemingway, pastor. Devotions
L. Riggins and J. H. Hughe
'ollowig devotions Rev. Robinson
resented Rev. \V. H Foxworth
r> preach. H,, delivered-a?master7
sermon from the-subjectr Run. _;
'he sermon was short and inspir- >
lg and yet timely. Remarks by
he Elder with comments on the
errnon. He then asked Bros. R.
'rawford and \V. I. Buck to re- (
eive the. collection.- Am?mt?$8. j
:hese two brothers are delegates
o the General Conference. Rev.
. F. Stanley was elected score- i
ary for the year. The P. E. then ' (
^resented the new pastors of the J
^strict: Rev.' A. J. Felix?Bethel--J
Station, Conway; Rev. A.J. Brown ^
rtyr.tle Beach Ct. They expressed 5
iftmselves as being pleased to" be 1
n our District and pledged the:r 1
ull support. Dr. AY. - E._ Richard?_
on was asked to respond in be- |
talf of the District
Dr. Robinson thanked the memil
support in the part of last
rear that he served, and asked
heir support this year. He said t
hat this year ur. to the present c
he work had been .Int. I
Rev. Murry of the Baptist i
hurch was presented and made i
eniarks, I
The P. E. presented Mrs. N. B. I
^evister the District Miss. Pres. 1
>he made some remarks and ask- I
d for the continued cooperatiQn. t
5he then presented Mrs. Felix, I
he wife of Rev. Felix. >
The business of the meeting (
vas despatched as brief as possi- <
>le: such as reading of the yearly ' I
judget and the placing of the':
Ditrict meetings for the year. The I
mstors of the District met very |
oyal and a splendid group o f |
the laymen. The District. - spems i
O be well plpnsed with mm nm?
P. E. and we feel that the work
6 safe.
When we had finished our work
ve were invited to dinner on the
ground. Rev. Hemingway and his ^
?oodJ people spared no pains i n
:rying to make it pleasant for us.
rhey seem -to be moving along ' j
licely and we thank them for.
:he ihvitation there to hold our
meeting and for the way they |
:ared for us. _May we all work 1
, |
ind pray for?.the-upbilding o fiod's
kingdom.
J. F. Stanley, Reporter. '
Mrs. Margaret Young received
vord that her son Pvt. George H.
Jrosson has landed safely over- ^
seas. He is in North Africa.
Mrs. Lillie J. Mangum is very '
ill at her home on Powerhouse^ _
fclley. ;
Mr. James C. Davis is much im
proved after being seriously ill
for two weeks at his home o n
Vincent street.
There will be a Victory Christmas
Tre<T~arrd?DoH?Contest at
Miller Chapel church Dec. 23rd
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the Women's Army Corps who
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laurice Senepal, of Galveston,
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A METEORIC RISE in the Army 5.
features the latest accomplishment Ma
jf Ira J. O'Neal, of Phoenix, Ari- *o
sona, student of the Army Air >e:
For res Officer Candidate School. n-o
Miami Beach, Florida. An outstanding
athlete in track, football (ji?
and boxing, O'Neal set a state /l>
record in Arizona for the 440-yard ;in
lasb._ He towers 6 feet, 5 inches,
weighs about 225 pounds, and )(
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jv/aoia a naidkiilic U1 111 y lULUCS.
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?EASLEY NEWS
A reception was given Friday ',u
light at Easley Union Baptist
hurch in honor of the new pastor
lev. A. L. Jones of Greer. Greetngs
were extended by all organ- ^
zations of the church from the ,
jastor of the M. church Rev. T.
3. Thomas and from True Light ..
doliness church, Mr. Jas. Miles, pp
Music was rendered by the choir,
/isitinf ministers were Rev. But- p
er and Rev. Sullivan of Greer,
,vho spoke very highly of the new
ilected pastor. Rev. Jones in a
very dignified manner expressed
lis appreciation for the reception n"
ind gave assurances of rendering Rt"
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iis best services. Prof. A. A. Margin
presented a token to the pas:or.
A very delicious course o f
sandwiches, coffee, ice cream and
D
lake was served. ; t.jl
Sunday school at Easley Uniom ?^
ivas very good Sunday. The chil- ?
Iren are looking forward to their *>e
Christmas program and tree o n
Christmas night. ,n
The Woman's Missionary Soci?ty
held its meeting with Mrs. ?
E. N. McFarlin Sunday. Dec. 12.
S'ames of sick and old people
.vere drawn that they might re- * ,
:eive"~a gift for Christmas from
YH
the WR1S. The following were
given tokens of appreciation for
their services: Mrs. Marv Burris.
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vlce-Pres.; Mrs. E. N. McFarlin. .
rreas.; Mrs. V. I. Wakefield. Sec.
Mrs. Maggie Simpson, ex-Pres., ^
and Mrs. Anna Valentine.
Mr. Lawrence Williams a n d
[laughter Josephine spent a few
lays last week in Charlotte, N. <*1S
&, visiting his sisters, Mrs. Bes- Ai
sie Cherry and Miss Jessie Wil- G.
liams. CI
Simnson High school will, close ?
Dec. 17 and reopen Jan. 3rd. A is
Christmas program will be given -v
in chapel Friday morning, Miss
Jessie L. Elrod conducting. The ?s
school Christinas tree will be had n
Christmas night.
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. McCALL NEWS
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Thp members and 4 friends of i,:
Beaver Daml feel very proud of th, Vj-(
church since the inside has beei
beautifully painted. Everyone h
asked to attended services Sunday V)
The Rev. Cunningham of Green- ^
ville will preach. He is a wonderful
speaker. .
Pvt. Isaac McCollum is home or. g]
his first, furlough. He is stationed ^
in .camp at Greensboro, N. C. (|s
,Mr. Cicero Clayton of Greenville,
Tenn., who has been away ;\j
for 15 years spent teh week end
here' vtsrtrrTg Mtt and Mrs. Daniei
MflClain. Mr. and Mrs. Walter p
Adams, Mrs. C MeLaritm and her \\
little daughter-Rosa Nel motorei
to Durham Saturday to visit rela- ,n
The play No Suit for Bill, pre j
sen ted in the auditorium of Mc
Call Friday night was very good
Miss L. E. Smoot and Mrs. J. G e
GaSaine, sponsors.
Mrs Carline Mclnnis is no'tnore.
The remains ape in state at tin
undertaker awaiting arrival of
children.
Mr. .jonn u. Miurpny is not doing
so well at this writing. Mrs. Rosa w
Lee Jones is indisposed. We trusL.
these sick folk will be able to be
out again soon. Also Mrs. Fannie P!
White who is slowly improving af- w
ter undergoing an operation hi the, h<
BennetUville hospital. *T
Robh L. Bethoa, reporter N
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SF.I) A 1,1 A NEWS
liss Drueilla Gilliam, reporte:
'he service wjis grandd at Nov
f?e Sunday. Our Pastor Rev
F. Hunter preached a fine ser
n.
rlr. And Mrs. Wilson Gilliam
1 children; Mr. and Mrs. Josep
nvning and children all of Spar
burg worshiped with us Sun
\ also visited-Mrs. Sallie Ri_
o has been ill- for sometime.
V Thanksgiving dinner was ser
ai the-home of Prof, and Mr:
irr.as Gilliam. Guests wer
. and Mh*s. Wilson Gilliam?an
Idren; .Mr. and Mrs. C. Gree
I--ehildret^: Mr. and Mrs. Fines
Ham and children; Mr. and Mr
omas W. Gillram, Mr. Charle
Tes; Mrs. Minervia Blake. A
oyed the delicious dinner. Cp
Gilliam, son of Mr. and Mr
ijor Gilliam has been promote
tsergeant. Sgt.X. C. ftice, ovt
is. writes his parents that he
II?and getting along fine. Pv
ssell Ml C. Browning. Pvt. Kit
it, Jr., both of Camp Grube
laiioma, are over seas: Pa t en
il friends receive letters fro
;m stating they are getting :
ig tine.
Mrs. Ziiphia Gilliam, Miss Dn
la Giiliam visited Mrs. Salh
ce Friday. She is on the men
Mr. William Gilliam acconTpi
d by one of his friends has r
,nn,l .1 ..r+n,. onnvwlir
anksgiving with his father M
L). Gilliam.
Mr. C. C Rice, Sr., has been
nnessee, working for 3 week
We are- planning for a Chris
is ser\ice on the 25th, the se
m to be delivered by the paste
le public is invited.
:benezer a. m. k. churcf
Rev. L. A. Logan, pastor
Mullins, S. C.? Sunday was
:*e crisp day?But a large erov
tended Sunday School. At tl
ual hour our pastor accended tl
stunt and preached a very i
irinr sermon to r. large crnv
members and visting frieni
the various churches of t.l
ty. Text i King 25?20. "Si
11 find vou and God will puni:
A number of teachers of tl
ilmetto Hrgh School was amour
e visitol-s that attended servi
d Mrs. HeTty Robinson of tl
on Colored School. We were gh
have you friends, come cut
in.
Two persons connected themsc
s with the church.
The pastor along with the office
?mbe.rs and friends of Ebenezc
int over to Mt. Garmel Bapti
lurch and preached a wonderf
rmon which made our souls bu;
thin. The senior choir render*
e music for the service. Amou
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1 sen wasvu t. _
At the evening service the pa
r preached another fine sermc
lbject "The Greatness pf Unsi
ihness."
moung- the visitors Was Rev.
Tillman o f Beauhah M.
lurch who made a very fine tal
their Hinner miceta Qatnrd
rni-ng Rev. and Mrs. L. A. Loga
Dr. and Mrs. M. S. Robinson, h;
their dinner guest Sunday, Rc
id Mrs. L. A. Logan and Mr. ai
rs. James D. Grissette.
The Usher Baord. met at t.1
ante of Mr. Lannie Spencer.
Pvt. Ralph Hollie, ^>f Green
>ro, N. C. spent nine days wi
s relatives and friends. P. F.
urman Smith is visiting relativ
r seven days. Staff Sgt. Geor;
ibb of Monroe, N'. C. spent t
eek en^ with relatives. Pvt. Ge
nderson spent two days visith
iss Eliza Hughes.
Iwood Davis were the dinp
rest of Jklrs. Annie Leonard. Su
*y.
Among those on the sick lis
rs. Ethel Reed, Mrs. Ruby Gl
iss Cressie McDuffie, Mrs. Sal
ollfe,, Prof. Q. J. Bell and M
lien Pickett and Mr. Geor
'ashingtorrSr.
M.iss Juanita Nance oof Was
gton, D. C. is visiting her pare
t. and Mrt*T Scott Nance a
mily.
See Mrs. Viola Grissett for yo
>py of the Palmetto Leader. T
ading publication.
Mrs. Elizabeth Joe, report
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wnr.i'i.xo en 3
Misa Margie Timmions who is
udent at Bennett College he
ill be married Christmas to IV
eroy Gregg who is a student
enedi'ct college. Gregg is a *0
sr boy because he really is in lo
dth Mias Timmions. Gregi
sme is Florence. S. C. M
immions' home is in Farmsv
orth Carolina.
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v Rev. J. W. Muthis, pastorI'iedmont,
S. C.?T hi* Sunday
School open at the usual hour by
I the supt. and teachers at their
' post. The lesson was well taught.
We had a large attendance present.
I'he Sunday School decided to hold
e Ten' Christmas- service on Christmas
Day at 12 P. M. The first letN
er from Cpl. Wellen E. Tarrant
il vas received~bv?hts Torrents-thrs
e oast week. Since-he has been over
-ea. He is some where in England.
II is well and doing fine. Miss
Minnie F. Patterson,. Miss Verlal
s" (tnnkrns, Mrs: Veola 'Williams and
y \t...r T \r e,,n,J.,.,
^ city shopping last week end.
Mrs. Elizer Cooley are still on
'' the sick list. We are asking that
all the sick be remembered at X"r
nas time. Your agent, W. M. Tar?
ant are asking that?all?his cus?
'omerc. to-tatke- note that they will
not owe hrni for the paper Xmas
1' week it will be given free anc
paid for by the agent.
11 The Church Club No.1-met at th(
home of Mr. and Mrs..Robert Ellis
We. are sorry to learn of Mas
^ . Helen Pepers being carried to the
j ospital.
_ Re\. .T, H. Rurton is a Hustlinf
c.minister. He is rainrng money tc
build a church.
W. M. Tarrant, reporte
GAFFNEY NOTES
's- " Mrs. Selena Moss of Blacks
burg Was the dinner guest o
1 her sister Mrs. Annie Manninj
Thursday.
Limestone Baptist church on S
Johnson street paid out of deb
Sunday; Dec. 12. Rev. A. A. Sim
of Union is pastor.
Mrs. R. F Gaffney. was the din
a ner guest of Mrs. E. S. Ross Sun
^ day.
1C Mrs. Bertha Goode has gone t
New York to visit her children.
n* Mrs. Annie L. ILittlejohn an<
^ children of Cincinnati, Ohio ar
Is
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs
1(1 Freeman Kirby.
The Ushers Club of Lirflfeston
church met at th? home of Mis
Mi
^ Perline Moore Wednesday night.
Ce | FAIRFAX NEWS
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u' Justine C. Odom, Reporter
aRegular~Services
were held a
Hodges CME church. The Pasto
Rev. I. B. Ruffins preached. Com
rs munion ?ct\*ices were~held on Sun
fr' day night.
Mrs. Gatsie Platts visited he
u' daughter Mrs. Ruth "Malford ii
r" ' Jacksonville, Fla.
i Mrs. P. J. Hammitt has been ii
n . the Tri-county hospital, Orange
^Trurg for the past week. We ar
s" glad to know she Ts"able to returi
1 ' home.
" ' Mr. G. M Hickson and Miss Jus
tine G. Odom attended the weddinj
of Mi-ss Anna Myers, daughter o
Mr. and Mrs. I. Myers of Voorhee
' I school, Denmark, Thursday, Dec
at* yth. MJiss Justine G. Odom "sari]
Oh Promise Me. It was beauti
J fully carried out.
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he Sure, I use Enriched Table-'
ne Flour for all my bakingpies,
cookies and cakes. I
^ before me, she taught me h
ei now that I am married and
"" cooking, ?earg# tr afwa
5t; blush in front of his friends !
y> my baking. He says nobod
can bake like me. But he
gp wrong! I believe anyboc
can bake as good as I if the
use Table-Tested ADLUI
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nd Flour?that's the secret 1
l t rny baking and will insui
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^ Hie success ot yours. Get <
grocer today and try it!
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aid Saiurday at 5:30 P. ^
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NEGRO SOLDIERS BIVOl
of Neptune/built more than 2,
quarters of a Negro regiment
General Mark W. Clark* s force
U. S, Army Signal Corps).
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Reverend >f. I'. Pearson. Pasloi
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Sunday school period was thoo
oughly enjoyed. Highlights' c
I he lesson were brdrght out by tl
" Supt., teachers and Miss Juanil
f Rllerson. Following devotions tl
J Rev. Pearson preached a soul sti
ring sermon,
i. Funeral services were held ft
t Mrs. Ruth Anderson at 3 'b'cloc
s. the death of whom we all regie
'.She was a - member of the Zi(
. Canaan Baptist church. A lar;
. crod Was present. Several friem
of Mrs. Anderson from Fort Ja'el
0 son Laundry department whe:
- she was employed served as flov
j t>r girls. Sermon by Rev. Pea
P son.
( The pastor brought an excellei
tpptsig" 'fob th<'?evening?survir
subject Priority in Religion. M
G Mattie Rice from AME church <
8 King Street united with us. Tot
collection for the day $09.30.
Honors were given to persoi
leading in the mortgage burnir
rally. Dea. G. W. Butler recei
sd the honor of Mr. Zion Canaai
t mother A. L. Boyd, Mother Zi<
Canaan; Master Moses Butle
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r Master Zion Canaan and. Mr
| Georgia Lee Belton, Miss Zic
Canaan.
Gludvs Butler, reporter
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"SI'M)AY SCHOOL
n cember 12, at the usual hour I
the Supt., Mr. Williams. The su'
. ject of the lesson was Loving Oi
:r \ Another. The lesson was bea
f! tifully discussed by the studen
s and teacher in each class. T1
Supt. gave a splendid review <
- Mr. A. E. Williams, Jr., Sup1
Miss Rhudine Johnson, reporter.
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-biscuits, rolls*
ow to bake and Ljfl
doing my own
by raving about
esday,
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tTACKEU IIKRE?This Greek Temple
700 years asro, became the temporary
of flie Fifth Army when Lieutenant
s iu\,, ,t j 1 acalein, Italy. (Photo by * *
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r | Wc had a wonderful Sunday . .
school after which the pastor prev
| Rented, Rev. R. K. Bruden of Spar>n;tannbOrg.
Rev. Bruden preached
H- ! ! wonderful sermon, subject: Fixed
ta h. Christ. The sermon was woni
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le or ully delivered. We hope Rev.
r* | ind Mrs. Bruden and daughter will
;nnu' again. Collection was fine.
it
k Mr a. Lula Smithermon, 42, well J
blown woman of this city died
m I December 8. at her home. The
,,, i n ws of her death brought genu]s
"no- sorrow to her friends. Fun- J
It. ] ,jral services were held from Mt. m
,-e | Mioriah Baptist church at 3:30
v. j'.onducted by her^<pastor, Rev; P.
i 5. Hicks. The obituary and con iolencp
were read by Mrs. Elnora -.-H
nt ' Summers. RtV. Hicks delivered
u, , 'he eulogy.?A large crowd assem- . B
rs i bled to pay a last tribute and
r)f i many floral offerings were bankal
' u upon her mound indicative of jfll
f he high esteem in which "she was
pis held. She is survived, by a devot- ?
cd husband, eleven children, five --JB
v- sisters, two brothers, one uncle and
ti; two aunts and a Host of relatives
)n : nd friends. Sleep on Lula and . lJ
r> lake your rest, we will meet you
ss in Heaven,
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"ectple L Know
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Pvt. Johnie Dillard of Ft. Bragg
'pent last week end with wife,
Mrs. Martha Drllard. --Pvt. and
, Mrs. Johnie Dillard were the din- ?
' ner guests of Mrs? Elnora Summers.
j Messrs Elijah Young and Har.
/ey Crawford will leave Tuesday
I is delegates of the Masonic lodge
u" for Columbia where the grand
lodge session will be held.
Mr. Sylvester Chappelle of Anacostic,
T). C., is spending a few
t.; friends.
Miss Aurelia Dillard, reporter
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