The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, November 07, 1953, Page Page Three, Image 3
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Saturday, November' 7,1953.
ALLEN
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General Admisi
,
Pressure Needed 1
Named Governor <
St. Thomas, U. S. Virgin Islands
' ? ? (ANI')-Unless Negro Amp^iis
on the mainland become very active!
and outspoken, the next governor \
of the Virgin ls){Mid$(%will not be a I
Negro, according tp.'rediaUe jnformdtion
reaching here from Wash?r
ington* . ' i.,.'
Thofte interested will hayerabont
two months to convince ;|?^esident
Fisehhower since th.cj;?. ^repent |
, governor, Morris F. DeCsistrp.was j
officially (vyUfUiU last, week that a;
new governor will he named by the j
end of the, ^y,ear. . '
l>eCa?trp a, . native;. succeeded]'
William..H. Jlqfttie in after |'
he became judge of the U. S. Cir-!
euit Court of-Appqals, in . Phtladel-1
phia. While De Castjo .is white, he
. is local, served 30. yea^s?in. ^t.he ,'
government, anil hag been a strong .
t? advocate of equal rights gainstf|
any newcomers who would turn the!
Virgin Islands info a -.Burtrruda'. 11
Nassau or Miami Beach, so far ash
, race discrimination is concerned. ,'||
v Since
Eisenhower, the loc al governor-L
g.^ip has been regarded as one off;
the plums . for a faithful Republi- i
cqn. Both he.re and on the main- j
land, ."there has been the greatest j |
thrown their hats in the ring. The (
governor is ^appointed 1W the pre- ]
sident, upon the recommendation of i<
the secretary of The interior. The i
appointment must be confirmed by',
the senate. , ' _ . ' ' .- L
tk , T *T
ptl Hastie governor, the 'j
American to hold such a position, (
this post has been seen as one {
rhonstrate its willingness to irw
cltule colored people among its
important appointments. i
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Orangeburg?November 3, 1953Mrs.
Sarah R. Staley, Directress, i
Manning Hall, State A. and M. <
j. College} Orangeburg, South Caroey,
Dean of the School of Agriculture,
State A. and 'M. College,
journeyed to Jamaica, Long Island, j
i N cw York to attend the funeral of M
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her brother, the late Mr. Clarence
Ryan. Mr. Ryan was a-i former >
student of the local State iivstitu- |
tion. For thirty-five. years, he was '
Pjjfst office of New York City!
funeral service^, for the late Mr.
. Ryan will be -held in Jamaiqa,^ong
Island, New York, Wednesday
afternoon, November^, (
itVIr. Ryan is survived- .by, ^^^>ife
Mrs. Sue Ryan.; a son-, dhm^iie (
Ryan-, four sisters, Mrs. Virgie
Djjcson, wife of Dr. D. J. Dixson,
R^a Barton, |
^ nomies. Spart?nhnrg rimTy TVum
ing SchoolrRHtrforest, South Carolina;
Mrs. Maggie Johnakin, wife
of Mr. MMbia Jolpiakin, J?rir|ci^al
of Marion County Training School,
Marion, South Cfiqotitp^ piyt ?Mrs.
Sarah Staley, employee at State
A. and M.. College; three brothers,
^ Rev. Thomas .Ryan, Barnwell,
South Carolina;] Dr. .7. K. Ryan,
Barnwell, South 'Cafol/na;. and Mr.
Alton Ryan, New York City; and
several nephews and nieces.
REV. SWEET STILL DOINC, |
good community work
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* 'For thirty or more years, the
people in the Can Savannah- section
wanted a highway road to their
Church. For one causd "krM hnother
they failed ?6 "get theiv road. The
Rev. Sweet went aftdr it last year
and to his si!rrpi1ise*'he received a
notice last' Sve?k>;that his prayers
were answered and a fin^ highway
will be build before Xmns.?t beginning
at St. Luke Church oh highway
76, go by St. Paul Church tJo Cane
Savannah, a distance of ten miles, j
This is a Negro section and this
highway will- worth hundred - of
dollars to the community and to
Church goers, ~ } i i ,
Three ^c-heers to Rev. Sw<j>et. Others
should follow his example.
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UNIVERSITY
jOW JACKETS"
sion S2.00 Including T
o Have Negro
of Virgin Islands
city schools" To obseuvk
AMKKICAN EDUCATION
WEEK NOVKMIH-tR N i l
American ideals of education and f
life will lie celebrated hy the.} ii.
schools of the city through special ^
observance of American Education j
Week. The general theme for the
week's national celchration is ;
"Good Schools-' are your Kesppn- ! |>
nihility." , "LJ
Throughout America, since 1021, j |l
teachers and citizens have taken J
this .opportunity- to rededicate i . ll
themselves to the cause of Educa- si
1 y'
tion and ppntocracy.
Kvery citizen of Columbia is l>er . . Z.
iny; asked liy eht City Schools'
American Education Week Com- .
rnLtti'e_J,a_ julu?tlu'. -uatiun -?whole
lieartedly in this valuable dedica- |
lion.
It is hoped that t.lie week's cele- ! rp^
luation begins in every church tnrh
!?it it) Columbia through sonic Ox- - *
piession of Sunday's theme, "Moral ^
?ndr^ii'it.u?Jr-j?w^^Hftap-J<? -o.tv |W(
ler-that individuals who are not | p()
ible to attend church Sunday majjl jt)j,
eeeive the message, a special pr<$ i m.
n am has boeh planned. This cony j
nunity program will be presented |
ty reptesentatives of Benedict , ma
i'olleKC from Radio Station WIS at i ha\
10:45 A. M.,- Sunday, ~N<> vein tier ? *ce
Uh. - Y . | Ma
A special welcome is extended to j W*'
sttrents and other citizens to visit'] '
rnrj study the "Schools. Each school j the
.vill be opened to visitors daily. To f*,c"
icep everyone alert to the schools' "ol"
i)pen House Days and their pro- "h
grams, Radio Stations will brthul
*ast -* spot announcements each
norning. s*al
i-osters depicting the daily
themes will be displayed in store;, e*
windows in sfrne areas. cfo the city. an^
. To .help pupils interpret" the TuIL
meaning of each theme, time will
be given daily for discussions, _
plays, skits,exhibits etc.-^ we'
The C. A. Johnsoi\ High School
is planning a'present a panel dis
;ussion through .. Radio Station
WMSC. ^
?T^o daily theme*-m e as fullims.
Sunday-Moral and Spiritual i
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foundations I A
Monday-Learning the Fundamen- j-,
tals j ..n
1 Mn
Tuesday-Building the National 1
Strength I .
Wednesday-Preparing for Loyal ' .
Citizenship I . ,
Thursday^hn?School Board?fn?j"^
Action f ,
. <?.. rep
Friday-Yo.ur Child's Teacher ' ^
""* i . ' ton
BENNETTSVILLE NEWS <t v
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Service.at all, the city churehej^i
Sunday were good. . c*
The Mary Jane Bradford Circle
of the Missionary Dept. of j
Shiloh met Sunday evening at v?
the home of Mr. & Mrs. Pearce I ^
ver and Miss Jones were honored gm
guests at this meeting. Many de- es_
licious courses were served. ^
"The Missionary Society of St.
Paul Baptist Church is sponsoring
the list Wedding Anniver
sary of their pastor, Rev. and ^?q|
Mrs. L,_ W. Wa 1 next Sundny I
aM tvhw ?ln Tu?i)e |" y |
On last Friday and - Saturday Fra
the Missionary Society of Saw. Will
-VI r 11 Baptist Church gave Mrs. jngt
Lula Wright ftve talents in the Oetc
form of, potatoes, vegetables, a Hail
few chickens, etc. Mrs. Wrighc Cap
used these talents to the honor Tn
and glory of God, and in a hon- fj,
est business way she greatly in- .increased
her capital by deliciously
preparing these things -for the g ?
table which realized $57.50. Mrs. (;re<
w rigni is working hard to keep | WOO(
Miss Ellerbe a student in Bene- farm
diet college. Miss Elerbe's . parents
are dead, but she has a tion
great zeal for """education. She
wants to prepare herself so she jj
can intelligently serve her Clod, Coll
her people, and county. Mrs.
girl, if developed, will make a Unit
Wright sees something in this Tret
Noble woman. She is responsible T1
for this girl staying in college. Deci
She wishos to thank those who at t
by their small talents ~ of gifts Coli
have helped to keep so far this
worthy girl in school, and is ask Stat
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> KKK.N AT A. AND T.
diss Albert ha Latimer, c
Die annual homecoming <
eUend. The featured attn
L'e.u the Aggies and Florit
right; (front row) Miss
U Martinsville, Va., seniot
in and Miss Kathryii \Voi
e a donation to make call o
Mrs. Lulu Wright; 111 - Wen
in St. Ueiuiettsville, S. C, I Mi
l-W.
Tie game played Friday a
Colored County Fair ii
hardson Park lietween Marl
0 County High and Mullin
rh. The scores were <5-14 i
or (if Marlboro Co. High.
lr. Walter Rogers from fh
te of^ New York is home visit
his step mother, Mrs. Juli
jues Rogers on Weatherly S
1 other relatives.
flri. Josephine Dfake arrive
ne last week end from Ash
e, N. C. where she spent tw
?ks due to the Serious illnes
[ death of her. mother, Mrs
le Dendy. -r
iss Atlanta Ma? /Thomas fror
\ster, S. C. spluit the wee
I home visit iiitr mother. Mr;
ee Thomas and family o
II ry St.
Irs. Mayme Rohinson, Mr':
(dance Met'odum and Mis
iam Wrivrht motored to "Din
n," X. "C. last Saturday to vi~
Prof, and Mrs. Ernie^ McCol
i. Mr. and Mrs. A. J.'WriKh'i
and to witness the Hometom
at N. C. State College. The
ort a very pleasant trip.
lr. and Mrs. ,L. B. Brewing
and children from Brooklyt
V. after spending a week i
city visiting parents,- Mr. an
s. M. Brewington on Smit
Mr. and Mrs. Willie McRu
First St. They left Monda,
riling accompanied Uy Mr.nnie
McKae, and Mrs. Mar,
Kay.
)n the sick list are Mrs. Mar
iih, Mrs. Williams. Mr. .Jam
Hope, Mrs. Warlena Bright
1 Mi-. Calm Quick.
Callie S. McCoy, Upt. '
ill.ON M DKI.TA
KTl AKY FKATERN1TV 1M
:ns in s. c.
he Epsilon Xu Delta Mortnar;
ternity had its beginning at th
liiuns Funeral Home lg<lk Waal
on Street, Columbia, S. C
il>er 2G, 1953 wit.h Mrs. K. H
le, Southern Vice President
iden in charge of meeting,
i the meeting were:
>ore-e Collins. AlmnnH Collins
Camden; Moses Jackson, Sum
S. C.; W. P>. Whitney, Union
. Franks and S. C. Franks Jr,
mville; J.* L. Parks, (Ltoen
d; I. K. I.eevy and A. P. Will
Columbia, S. C.
r. Haile made a clear present)
of the purpose and ideals o
ilorf -Nh --Delta.--emporary.
Officers?Mr, Georfj
ins, Chairman; Camden. S. C.
iWilliani B. Whitney,.Secretary
in, S. C.; Mr. S. C. Franks
isurcr, -Greenville, S. 0.
ie itext meeting is called foi
Bin her 7, 1953, at 11:00 A. M
lie Williams Funeral Home,
imbia, S. C, j
U?license embnlmeis of thq
e ure invited to attend.
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THE PALMETTJ
ANNUALFOOTB
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SATURDAY, NO)
Kick-Off 2:
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HOMKCOMINf* ./_:?; '.
enter, Fort" Pierce" Kla., senior, wil
celebration attraction .to be held at
ittion will, of course, be the inter.la
A. ?fc M. University. Members e
Renora Harris. Apex, N. C., a jur
. Hack row, Mis; Evelyn Baskett,
nble, Siler City; N. (., n spphomol
1 PETTI F.b A. M7 K. <17 ['ken M<
Kpv. W. I). C. McClary, Pastor. ' '
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S. S. was hold tho usual hour! Mr
t with tho Supt. presiding. Atten-j-Th
n dance was very good and thoj W(l
lesson was discussed very beau-! w'a
s tifully. da
n Morning worship service begun '
11 :M(>. The church was well ~thc
o After the very inspiring , dcyo- get
tions; T?PV ' MePlum? / ?" ?? ' ^ *'
?.*vv>ai jr taillCJ lUi ljl "Ml
a with a wonderful message. Jt ?tiv
t. seems thae he was at' hik Ijyest- f?rj
Wfe certainly enjoygd this pai
(1 Apiessage. The text wasp taken me
i- from Psalm 40:4. .Theme: "Why tht
? keep reformation." "* pe<
s We feel that we don't have see
Avords to explain just how we or
enjoyed the services, but we can for
n truthfully say it was good. This *
k being the first Sunday- - -in - the
n munioo services in which a large <11
number communed. ; .
i. There were a 'number of pcrs
sons visiting with us. we tire
- very happy to have visitors at .'
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all tunes. Please come again.
i-J .Mj-. W.- K. .Moore brought us *U'
t,j a A'er.v good report from the An-'
ii n ri 1 Conference wbieh was -holdy
in Darlington last week. We ate
very grafel'ul to him for giving .
^ _rhU?Un.. i - ~e : ? ?tci
I n
i, 1 ho Pulpit Aid Board mot at
i thi' home of Mrs. (). I,. Browuj 01
1 at 5 p. m. Plans were completed *L,
h for a. program which was to he
e carried out this week. We. are '
y praying that success will he our-;.
, We are indeed happy to have |
y our pastor back. We pray that ^
y and his. as they go about try in.'.', ^"u,
- to give sei vice.
We learned that Mrs. (i. Mc- C 8
Quoeno was shut-in yesterday.
. We are praying that she as well
as others will soot) be restored t" '
health. '* "S
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MT^.IVj: HAf'TIST ClILIiUL jo*
/ Rev. II. .M. Taylor, Pastor sta
it King.*.v die Sunday was a high'clo
day at our church. The S. S. les- ful
son was taught by the teacher Jet
, and a desk review by the pastor. Sal
After the devotion, the pastor Wt
preached, a wonderful sermon to tot
, a fine crowd of anxious listeners 1
who seems to enjoy very much of
every word spoken by the pastor, a
,' At :i:00 o'clock in the nfter- Qu
noon, cars began to file in the
- j driveway until there were hardly
' room to park another car. The .
i Missionary Societies from many ^
f of the surrounding churches. e
> np\
After they had assembled, the
e church was packed to its capaci;
ty. There was a very timely ?
, ceremony with welcome/ address
, and respond by.a member of thej
Mt. Olive Missionary Society | ^
with the response from one of
. the vikitinfc societies. ) "*
. Atrthe time for the Missionaryi
| message our pastor, Rev. Taylor! *
[ - HSWhded the pn]pit nn.l preached
as if he was moved by the Holy "
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/{IMBF.R 7,1953
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?,*.j.imtjM,,. . ..w :? |
II reign as *.\Ii.,s A. aiul T.'
A- and T. College thi.^
sectional football game be
I" her court are* from left'
lior; Miss Christine HairsHenderson,
N. freshe.
;
IXETTA JbU'TIST fifLLRIK
[O v. M. Dunkins, Pastor
'God's jilaii for the home." The
nctta ?. S. began at- 10:30.
e Supt. and his co-workers
re at their post. The lesson
s wonderful discussed by each'
SS. ' ''"'--T <
\fter the wonderful lessOu:"
S. ft I'lani"! " ?to- :
more people to attend S. S.
I church. Some plans \vero
en. They were: To give proims
so that the children could
iticipate in, and, also Appoint
mbors 6f the S. S. to go in'
tr ,
> community and try to get
)p!o interested enough to come
if the church is improving
not." An.i make suggestions
improving the attendance.
Betty L. Williams, Rpt.
lO.MAH ClIAI'liL A. M. "E.
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Kev. W. W. Brow n, Pastor
5. S. began at the usual hour,
th all officers at their post of
ly. The lesson was beautifully
ight by all teachers. Collection
.'11. High' lights of the lesson
Rev._ \Y. M. Brown.
Service began immediately- af-|
S. S. Text found Jub TrlO
len I am tired I will come
th as pure gold; which was a
il stirring, sermon. Preach on,
v. Brown. We hope you may
e long. Collection $34.31. .
Rev. Brown has served eight
us, so when Bishop Reid think'
want think wrong as far as
? appointment?is concerned?for stern
Circuit.
Thomas Chapel has paid all
ims. Don't owe the pastor a
my. ;
Elder T. E. Roberson of the
eenville District preached- for
Sun. night. Subject: "Where
know not of tfimnrimiy. for
at is your life." We really enaul?that?sermon.?The
door*
nil open. Come again.
The" Queen contest came to a
se tonight which was a success
one. Thomas Chapel $104.41 1
er- Chnpel $171.70 which Mrs. ,
Hie White 1st prize. Jerry I^eeb
ilker, 2nd prize. Which made a j
al of $210.55..
ttev. Kayto also was a guest 1
Rev. Brown tonight and made .
presentation to the winning
een. ,
M. R. Jenning, Rpt. * j
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rn until every listener was 1
ewuse moved seemingly as (
rer before. *
["here were more than ten )
ferent socreties present, ami 1
of them responded well fin- i
:ially. There were more "than r
>0.00 raised and left to t"ho
irch of which we will soon f
iplete 9^r ehurch.
fori}. ^da Hopkins, Rpt. |*
BDtBONDS
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Foot Ball
Hursl
Watch Th
Mt.'.riSCiAII AM. li. ( HI KCII Vj
Kev. .1. (', .(Juarles, I'astor
Sumter S. S. bewail promptly *
at !<).. o'clock: Teachers and .* <a
ccrs _ were- present to erect the. th
pifpils. After discussion in the <1
classes tlie lesson was * iiiti res*inply
reviewed by Mia A. L, Hob- w
erts. t j. w
At 1 1:1 r morning worship be- 1*1
;ran:~l>r. Qunrles selected for .lis-' eil
cussion. St. John 7:1*. i'l
Subject: "The Hour, of (ilo'ry. 'a
Te sermon' v^as enjoyed by all. o
After' the sernion_..U.ie Holy Sac- u
Wits "jif 1 m intv-t r?rf?rl tri 4414 Mi
At 3 o'clock p.m. Mrs.' Lillian! ou
Bailey who lived in Columbia, S.[ P'"
C. was funeraltzed. She' Was a' A1
member of St. Philip ' church. J ch
"Eulogy, Rev. N. A. Gary. ' co
Mr!""James Washington of Co-'
lumhia, S. - C. was funeralized in
Columbia, but burial in St. Philip| Tt
cemetary. They were also reared
in'Kastover. _ ? ' B.
' '' Mrs.
K. C. Scott, dipt. gr
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YOING'S CHAPEL CHVRCH | M
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?The-?dedicatoi ial?services?was : ,su
held Sunday, October 25, 1953 at ; 1
the Young's Chapel Baptist , tn
Church* located on Saluda Road, j co
rhis new structure was dedicated J
lo the service of God by the fol- ou
owing programs: * j w
\The outdoor service was conduct- !
id by Rev. Hollis Sr., and the! Pi
hurch mother Mrs. Mattic Heller I Lo
who delivered n prayer that will i an
'orever abide in the hearts of all I lo,
who heard it. Following prayer ser- ' co
'ices the pastor Rev. Hampton as- i
1 , . L - A _ , A _ 1 I
renuen trie rostrum ana prescntea :
-He speaker Rev C. R. Freeman Fj
vho held the church"?congregation N
n heavenly mood in hl?L dedt^atoriil
sermon. Dinner was served to
miting ministers and friends. N'
Total amount raised for morning j he
md evening services was $275.5*2; I th
["he pastoi4 and members wish to * tii
hank all w}?o contributed to t.his St
ause. May God bless you and your ca
ontrbution. Come again and help '
is. Pastor, Rev.. L. M. Hampton; I bei
Secretary Ada Heller. ha
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\V< are delighted to have uu.-,
.new pastor and I presiding elder. \v
returned to lis. IVoth are liei^imt K.
injr t<) serve their .seventh . year! ?"
he-rer
The 'Booster's t'luh met at 5 p.. u.hi.
1 Sunday at ttrr home cf Mr. . m
A let Ilia Mlalilvl Allarj;ie__ Avenue.:
After' thd--meeting the hostess} Wi
.scverd a delicious sa.ad cnur. c1 In
with iee crt'iuii and cake. Mr j ti>
r'ntncfs .Miiorc, Pit's; Mis. Mamie..
Smalls,. Secretary. * .} U
Stewardess Hoard No. 2 met) < 1
on. Wednesday, November 4, ait
1:.'{() p. m. at the home ,of -VJr^.j
.Mary Butler, Hll West Liberty |
Street. | ^
The .?Deaconess Board met on | .
er
Monday, No vein I >er 2. 1 {?.*>.'> at the. ^
home of Mrs. Rosa Conyers, Wal j
Iter Ave. at 1 pT in. Mrs. -Taniah f,|
Burgess Presi MrsI I'dnoia Kas_-so
tci-ling, secretary.
The Jr. choir met on Tuesday j ( ?
at-G- p.m. at church. Mrs. Geneva ;
Thompson, organist?and director.
The Bible study class met at'
ehuyyh on Tuesday Nov. .'5 at 5, ..
p. m: _ v. j' t(!
Mrs. Rosa Lee Gregg Granger .
of Virginia is Visiting her adopt-}
<h1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. John g^
Pring'.e. _ .
We were glad to welcome some
visitors on Sunday and invite p,
them to come again.
Mrs. M. C. R. Rpt.
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ST. PHILIP A. M. F.. CHURCH po:
Rev. N. A. Gary, Pastor tai
W.
S. S. opened at the u-uial hour. j
Supt. and officers in their respec-j coi
* ive pi aces: ~ 1 j~De
Devotional services at 11:110. I mi
At ll:4.'l our pastor ascended; so
the rostrum. He peached a soul} Af
stirring sermon. After which col ' Ida
lection was called for. ! wi
All visitors were asked to stand! he
Mrs. Rebecca Ferguson who wasj tin
reared in Eastover, but has been; wi
residing in Summerton for a num I)i
ber of years was present. She is| mi
also a member of Str Philip O
church. ALso her daughter Mrs.' nil
Stella White was present. We fr?
were very pleased to have them.' us
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BENEDICT CO
"Tigers"
t - Alumni Field, C
e Yellowjackets, and
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\HKKN ACI.K HA IT. ( Ill Ki ll
Ht'V. I. I|. Andrews, I'astor
vilit? I- i ct HI.i t >,y.,! ])' |,...
uv" u| evil 'loci ii dither In*
ou envioUs airninst lIk- Nvoi'k-.;
> of iniquity.
S. S: oj'H'iifd a! tin* iiMial hum
ith iju- Sup' ar?4 'hh*-~sta?f. up
ui ki'i;s at tlii'ii pu.-t (?t. dut y.;
in* lesion was splendidly discus'
1 11/1 tit a ureal suhject.: "(iud's
an Kin I he dliiinc." A.? Chi i
an.-, let u:;, mntrihuU' more m
u 7'Iinie In liiuiie panning and
aintj.ig ami tin what God tells
t'> ii<i. T~(hi
last Sunday p.m. the Kal'ly
ac- ii i.ut-'LCi.--jjuii-.utf.U- Uy?,\11
u.igoon an.! others. Gulleotio.;
dvvrrmig Avm sditp was .at .t!.?
ual hour, i :dti with the pa>io? '
t'har-ge. ^ " J
The Mato., Fair at- tfirhrnrtmr*
is wi*;l allt ntiftl fiohi tlii ; ecijii.
hvetw one reported a g real
no. .
)1.KMA,S UI lJt.lv 11A I'I 1ST
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Uov. J no. Davis, Pastor
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S. > was opened a little latV
itiday with Supt. and all teaoh- s
present except one. Had ai
eat lesson he To he us. The su'b-.-j
et of the lesson w as : "(iod *
-an?For 'Die Htmier' ? 'I hofe~~is:
niiich going wrong in the
"lie until we don't even think
God.
After S. S. we had a brief I
'Hers meeting as usual and
tor the ..ushers meeting the)
ileman Ridge Usher Board went.
St. 'Matthews and had u very
:e time there. - :
Let?us all go?to church every
nday. '
Carvin Ligons, Rpt. *
5THANEY BAI'T. CHURCH
Rev. ?. 11. Brockman, Pastor
Jonesville?S. S. began at its
nal hour with Supt. L. JT Fosr
and his eo-wqrkers at their
st of duty. The lesson was well
jght and reviewed by Dr. L.
Long.
Devotion for preaching was
t due tod by I)ea. Hughes arid
aeon Long, after which the
isical choir marched in on the
ng, "Matching Up To Zion."
lui that thov "On 'Ph..
ittte^eld. The-pastor came_for.ii.!
and read a portion of Xetyiah.
Then the ushers lifted
e missinary collection. Prayer
is offered for the same by
a. A. 1). Moore. Again the
jsical choir sang "Pass Me Noti
Gentle Saviour." Rev. BrOckin
arose and took his text
jm Xehemiah 4th chapter and!
ed for a subject: "Sotting of i
r Balance," from which he!
cached a >ou! Stirl ing sermon, j
tCf This the "doors of the i
urch was opened for joiners.
1 lection and dismissal.
X'ig'nt service at 5 o'clock.
The Nurses Aid gave a Silver
;a in the basement.
Missionary met at 6 o'clock
T. U. at 7.
After the pra'.ver meeting tie-J
in with Dea. Stewart and pea.
. L>. Moore service began in the
ilpit.?P-uipit?gue?t. was Rev,^
oss of Greenville, S. ,C. He dew-red
the evening sermon found'
. Matthews 1G: 1 5. Used "for aj
bject: "Whom (To ye say that
am. Every one seem ' to enjoy
e w'ondermi message. Total j
llection, ^2l3.3ti.
Every one regret the illness of
r ex-Supt. C. C. Fernanda.!
isu mm -*i recovery.
Visitors: Mr. and Mrs. Elmore.
ee Jr. Union, S. CY . apd the.-!
>ng lamily, Spartanburg, S. C.
Mr. James E. Moore, Butfa M.
?Y. You are always jwelmf
to Bethaney Bapt. Church.
Magdeiene Boole, Kpt.
\IHFAX TRAINING SCHOOL
EH S v
The New Home Makers and
rw Farmers of America have
rd~ a? glorious week, going
rough a series of initiation acuities.
To climax the eventsTbe
ate Fair in Columbia, 9. C.
me on the suitable date.
On WwdflU'Sday morning Octo
r 28, two buses loaded with
PPy girls and boys and theii
i *. 4 . k
i ' " * * '
1 Foot* Bain I
LLEGE V J
Columbia, S. C. I
Timers *Battlfe It Out.
ehaporones journeyed to Coiumbia
to enjoy u day of lonir a.iti-.
cipution. From the report, they
have given, it was a day of ecm- H
pffcte satisfaction. , '. . .,
The reading; workshop whLh was H
conducted by Mrs. Eli/a .Vj.Ca'ne 9[
i ecently was* quite helpful and I
sueeossfiil. according tn Mro
liobl if Sanders and Mr. Synian H
J.', i'uette of Fairfax High School
Tim Halloween party was full
I .i the youngsters they look foj-waul
to this annual event. Many
<>: tiie costumes were too origii
;.l and outmoded to be described. H
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Used Windows I
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