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Saturday, November 7, 1953,
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ECHOED FROM THE WARRENTON
CIRCUIT
SHADY GROVE A. M. E.
CHURCH <Rev.
T. 1'. Raylor, Pastor
Wutts?"And I, if I l>e lifted up
?;?--from the earth, will draw n!! men
unto mo."
October 17-18 marked the date
for the 4th. Quarterly Cortfr or
church with P. "'"E." C. G. Glover
presiding.
I' ^ The first* day's session begun
with pastor Baylor lining hymn No.
12 " A charge to kecep 1 have,"
i etc. S. Al. After singing of same by
' members of Conf. prayer was olTered
by Bro. J. P. Pressly who
afterward-'lead in singing "So
glad I am here." Then hymn No.
123 was lined by the Rev. Baylor j
and sung by members of the coiri
ference. "How sweet" the'name of [
Jesus sound" etc. c. m- After which 1
Scripture was read and commented
on by the P. E. from St. John
1:1-15. After which pastor Baylor
made remarks of gratitude to God
that none had passed to the great
beyond duripg the quarter ai^d :
those present were able to assemble
for t.he last quaretrly meeting
nf Him mIi.i.m.U II- ..1.
( ed gratefulness to the members of
|j the C't. for their kindness during
his 4 years as a pastor to us.
By request of the P. E. minutes
was read by the Sect. liiju. J- O.
Tolbert. Minutes were received
-j??and adopted.
Then the usual disciplinary
1 ~T queries were asked by the P. E.
after whieh"he #??1 icted reports To
be read from live various auxiliaries
requested the return of the pastor
{ and P. E. the ensuing church year.
IE.*, pastor and members of t.he
conference, and the P.SE. payed in
full as usual which was a pleasure
to do by, members and pastors the
conference " was closed with all!
leaving with smiles. Thus ended an
ideal day.
On Suiidav mnrniiicr whinVi was a
I beautiful day for?church?goers.
The S. S. was opened on time by
the Supt. J. P. Pressly at which
time the S. Schools of the Ct. was
^United as a whole with the assembl.
age of a large group of officers,
scholars "and visitors.
The lesson was , taught to the
members as one united class from
thd"ca*ption "New Men and A New
World" by Bro. J. O. Tolbert, the
efficient, christian* Supt. of our
Sister church St. Peter. In his fine
y< way of teaching he informed the
fy christian meaning of good works
*4 from" every angle. After which remarks
of interest were heard from
jy Supt. Pressly, Prof. R. Strickland,
[ ^ the Rev. J. \y. Martin, the pastor
Rev. Baylor and P. E. Each respec- j
5 tive speaker gave glowing remarks
that gave food for thought. Collection
$5.09. S. S. closed with the
*; Mizpeh.
Divine service begun immediate
ly with choir singing a selection.
After which hymn No. 6 1. m. "Awake
my soul, in joyful lays," was
lined by the pastor and sung effectively
by choir and congregation.
A fervent heart felt prayer was by
Bro, J. O. Tolbert. Selection by
choir. Announcements etc. Prayer
oT consecration by Bro. T. Lyons.
After the singing of second hymn
T7- -'ocripture was reaa ny tne r. n;.
after which requesting the sum!mary
-of the decalogue hy the congregation.
After which in well
chosen expressions pastor Baylor
.2 presented the P. E. to a large
group, who listened attentively to
God's sent messenger as he delivered
a wonderful sermon from
M the gospel writer St. Matthew
Y 2&_yr"And at mid night theijc was
^ * a cfy made" etc. He enireai^d his""
marjy listeners to emulate the five
?> wise virginn who had?oil -in?their vessels
and Were ready when the
IT bridegroom came.
After sermon an invitation was
extended to joiners by pastor
Baylor none came. After which the
collection was received by Prof.
Strictland and Bro. S. Polio. Am,
i ount $11.00.
A i. a:, A: i.:~ .. 1 :
i?:n?> tunc ill LCI iiis iiuMng
; remarks the P E. left while the
choir and congregation sung, "Take
t the name of Jesus with you."
Then our usual fall rally with
the writer Sect. The names of the
[ respective captains and amount
! j follow that wasT reported. Sisters
. j Alma Marshall, $27.25; Eloise
j Jackson, $22.00; Annie M. Allen,
$21.30; I.cola Tate, $20.50; Martha
Weir, $19.20; Georgia Gray, $17.50;
Mary Pressly,' $15.70; Minnie
t j Jackson, $15.25f Lillie M. Cane,
$14.50; Ruth M. Brown, $12'.75;
Cora Knox, $12.00. Grand Total
$210.45. *
^ Thrbr service?Hosed- with the Doxology.'Benediction
by the Rev.
B&ylor.
I>uring the night service the
members of the Usher Boards of
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St. Peter-ancf*Shai5y Grove appeared
in a combined program before
a large audience which was, enjoy
ed. The presidents are Mesdames
O. Strange and M. Weir; Mrs. A%
Marshall is also a director. Collection
during the progihrm was
I Among the visitors present were
Ml*, apd Mrs. J. 1). Wheeler and
daughter of Mt.? Carme 1 also they
^were accompamod"tiy Mr. L. Dennis
and the Pres. of the Usher Hoard
|of Uockford A. M. K. church. Visitors
are always welcomed.
Our beloved pastor and wife were
t.he Sunday afternoon house guests
of Mr.'- and Mrs. Cane, on the
last ^pastoral day, and enjoyed
their stay at this hon\e where
Christ is the .head. Rev. cTTd'Mrs.
Baylor have heen with the mem!>ers
of the Warrcnton Ct. 4-years, j
Ow'ing to their kind, christian man
ncr toward each respective member
they^ have endeared themselves to- |
us and are loved and respected by
the members of the Ct.
Sunday p. nv Oct. 25, the Senior
Haromony Gospel singers and the
Joy Bulk* Quartette Singers of
Greenwood rendered beautiful soul
stirring songs at Shady Grove on
a program that was sponsored in
behalf of the church by Mrs. E mm a
W. l,.awrencc. During the rendition
of the last number by the ladies"
singing with those beautiful voices
"Tell the Angels I am on my way"
there was rejoicing among the
christians!
E.-Jane Wharton, Reporter
CARLISLE ClRCt-TT
Rev. G. A. Thomas, Pastor
Carlisle?Sunday got under \v:rv
at the usual hour with the Supt.
presiding and a large number of
attendants present. Sunday, hav-1
ing been the last Sunday of worship
for the loyal members -of- Mt.
Eden A. M. E. Church before
the Annual Conference; they ^
came out in a large number. The v
pastor has been impressed by the
cooperative spirit of the loyaljt
members und friends of the Car-It
lisle Circuit. '* 1
Aftei?Sunday?adjoui ned, Mrr-d
pastor called to worship. He took;P
his text from James i:2'2. Hisjl
theme, 1 Here's to Doers.. He urg- J'
ed the people in his last* message P
to'become doers for the Lord and
not hearers only. The spirit of the a
Lord was in the midst while he r
preached out of God's word. P
The officers and members were "
very liberal with the v pastor's 1'
support and salary." There were b
also some of our good friends h
who visited us from the church- t
es around and they took an ac- v
tive part in the service. The pas- v
tor extended sincere appreciationjt
to them and ask them to come |n
and worship with us on first and jb
third Sundays at Mt. Eden AMK."
Church.
Miss Alice Bolar, Rpt, '>
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WHITE HALL A.M.El CHURCH J
Excells In Rally For Church |a
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Pews a
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Jenkinsvillc?The S. S. opened "
at the usual tiour, with the officers
and teachers at their post w
of duty. We are happy that our a
S. S. is progressing under the
leadership of Miss Florence Hug
hey. |
After S.S. we went immediately
into'our morning service. Wcl
witnessed an uplifting sermon byr
our ptistor, Rev. Frank Alston
Jr. taken from St. Matthews 16:
18( Subj: "My time is at hand."
This being our last Sunday for)
service before the Annual Con-;
ference, was quite a busy one,;0
settling all. conference expenses.
This being a cTay set aside for Al
the Pew Rally, it was anxiously!'1
awaited by all. Twenly^six?cap-,c'
tains were selected. Of this num-r'
ber, twenty-six reported $1306.10
The largest amount was reported a
by Mrs. Sarah Bates Martin. She.vv
reported $262.00. As our rally ex- :w
tends through May 11634. The.**
winner-will be announced then.'
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we are wisning success ior every j
captain.
Sarah Bates Martin Rpt. n
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ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH |S(
Rev. A. ft. King, Pastor
Abbeville ? Communion Day;1,
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now let us nll?go home. A dearer
sweeter spot than all the rest.
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Listen, "Home ifiakcs t.'ie Man.
Sunday School on time with all *
officers and teachers and pupils **
and Supt. at their post of duty
with a very interesting topic ?
"God's Pian I*'or the Home." Seven ^
classes entered this wonderful di?'-"
gwsiw) the big word lining "Humu". _
Every one oeem to enjoy this les- -y
son of lessons. The Adult hold the
finance banner ami the attendant
banner. The Intermediate class." The
Secretary made a neat report.
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AFRICAN WOMEN (JO TO TI
In The (iold C'oiiHt in Rriysh
in public life. At recent electioi
es depict t he activity of worn or
oft ho.Gold ('oust. Voting by w
democratic man ncr in Iho (Jold
mcnt. In the series above Miss
from the left in the upper let'i
Miss Smith, a dressmaker, star
PER RIGHT- She-has her mm
ceives her voting slip. ROTTOI
left thumb marked with indelil
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Ve ;u c always proud of visitors, | I
roll oTne conic"; gain.
Prayer service conducted by Sis-|
er Smith was ciuite interesting <
loading with evcij, Ii?.tio child oil (
he Sunday School to "do a golden | v
loud ovory day to the honor and | g
;lory of our heavenly father. Re- j
fiembering as you serve your fel- \
ow man you serve your God, and f
layer, is the key. ^
Service on time. The Senior choir t
ind Mrs. C. B. King at the instru- r
nent made beautiful music. Our *
lastbf brought us a wonderful ^
nessage taken from the 144 Psa- j
ms 1 verse. Theme "We must all f
e trained to fight with God to
sad the way." As you step out on
he battle of life, ask your father
. hat you must take. "Jesus" ans- j,
. er is peace, love, joy and peace
o fight with. Be sure and get your
lanual from God the holy Bible,
lead it and you'll know what to du 1?
;ith a study of the Bible which is ,
he Boole of books in the war .of t":
1. ' wj
fe. Plan not onfy with your fellow 1
lan but with God. Be a Stonewall *,
ackson for God and Humanity, jj
nd fight on your soul until death.)
o blessed is the Lord and Savior ( n
esus Christ. Rejoice every one in p
he God of our salvation.
Our sick are still improving and ( ]
;e are stitf presenting our needs f
t the throne of grace. w
Now just a word of praise to our
cloved pastor who has dealt with c
s for the last five years, preaching \ n
iod's unadulted gospel to the pi em ! <.
ers and friends of St. James A. j c>(
I. E. We hope and we trust and \
ray that lie will ever be a man of ?
lod and put on the whole Amour j
f faith and trust in God that he'll ^
ver he able to stand. Be true to ^
11 mankind. God speed our pastor
award.
Rev. .J. W. Thomas preached the'* s
iirfty sermon also wm.?a u?nulci - *?
liI sermon last Sunday. His senior h
lems and hymns. Rev. T. P. Bay- ^
>r, preached the third sermon. He ' ^
ls<^ preached a notile sermon. 'We 1 (;
er happy to have Mrs. Baylor1 n
it! js. Rev. R. H. Hampton also |
>ok part in the services. We tnaflk j ^
ieSo three preachers who left t]
leir busy work and helped us. 1 ;
lis. Jaine Thomas and other lay- j.len
and other friends were very (
inch appreciated for their pre- j
?n<je.
The Ministers League was held
riday night after love feast.
Rev. Brown preached a wonder- i
nl sermon.
The Piedmont amVual Conference 1
i!l meet at St. James, Nov. 18-22*1
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hey are all very busy to bavo each ^
uest- satisfied. . |
Evangelist M. V. Wheeler was a j
leasant visitor in the home of
lev. and Mrs. M. Masscy last L
'e?k. Lot lis all he faithful and ! ^
ue. . ^
Watch and my. 1
Irs. M. L* R. Jenkins, Reporter ??
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L_flt..lhc_elediQtl_o?-n. Muni
omen is rated another step
-Xlpasl, workiny- dn cooperti
Betty Smith follows the i
t picture?." The sequence is
ids in line outside the Acer
tc checked irgirimst electoral
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MONYILLE A M E CIRRCI
Kev._\W_ M. McDonald, 1'astof
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St.. Charles?Nov V, ",a
he beginning of a new confer
nee year. When my father am
nother forsake nie, then Ov
^ord \yill> take me up.
The S. S. opened in' its usua
orm .with the SuPt> presiding
?he Igss6n was discussed, am
he review was taken up by ou
lew presiding Elder for this Coni
ereneo year, Dr. M. F. .Robinspji
Ve all are happy to have hin
iack with us, he and his loveli
amily. We ail missed Miss May
;ie who now is doing hei^ college
fork at Allen University/"
The - Presiding Elder M. F
'obinson introduce and presentee
ur new pastor to the S. S.'i:
. men ne gave us some tinnelj
oinarks. Mrs. Robinson wai
resented to the S. S. She ha:
lieh a lovely and pleasing per
onality.
The order of service began ir
ts usual form with the Senioi
hoir and Gospel furnishing th<
uisic. Miss L. E. Herrington a
he piano.
Eider M. TV" Robinson who T
he very embodiment of inspira
ion and brotherly love presides
ith ease and dignity. Aftei
hich our ^ec. Mr. p. M. Gregc
ame forward with the announce
units in which he mndn o vm?
Iiort talk concerning our rieu
[inference year an J also weleonu
lie new pastor, Rev. W. M. McDonald.
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A selection was sang by tli<
ospel choir. The Elder M. F
lohinson introduced and present
d Rev. W. M. McDonald whe
louifted the rostrum with a sou
lining sermon. We all can sa;>
nlrrt our hearts?burn while tin
inn of (led spoke. God bless th;
lesyagc mid messenger. Mrtv?at
ood blessings l>e added upot
ini, and lie continue to preacl
lod's word. Text was found Renin
1-15-1G. As subject: "Pow
r of the Gospel." If you were
piritually hungry today we car
iiUhfully say that we were spi
itually fed. We thank God anr
llder Robinson for sending Union
die such a wonderful man: ol
od.
We are happy to have our preiding.
Elder back and also his
ivel.v family.
The chanting of the Lord'
raycr. The door of the ~<?hurcf
as opened. The Lord's Suppei
as administered- About 95 par
ike of this Holy Communion
oday has been a very sacred
ay.
Our 1st Quarterly Conference
as held at 2p10 P. M. with Elfcr
M. F. Robinson presiding
ho .quarterly"conference was or
iinl/o, In ft very unite way. All
ne 22 auxiliaries made three
sportrf. Our presiding elder was
ell pleased with the 1st Quar>r!y
conference. He ^aid. it wad
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and more are becomit^-active-;
>olling places. The above pictur- i
cipal ijCouncil-in -Accra? capital i
toward self-government in a j
noting procedure. She is second
as follows: UPPER LEFT:
a Municipal court to vote. UP1
roll. BUTTUM LEFT: She reting
her1" ballot, Betty has her
; vdtes more than once. (ANP)
i one among the best he had wit. it
?ness at Unionville. He spoke well 1
about how everything was carried s
^ out.
We must thank the Pulpit Aid 1
d for such beautiful flowers. Pres. 1
0 Mrs. Sadie Brunson.
We must thank the choirs to- ;
,1 day. for such beautiful music, j
t They sang today as never before. (
ji 5lew conference. / year collection
r for today $103.43. 1
R. M. Howard, Rpt. i
1 elisha a. m. e. church)
. Rev. C. V. Alston,- Pastor
b. S. opened around'the usual j
"jtime with the>,Supt. presiding with j
j his group of co-workers assisting, j
' The lesson was taught and was ^
: very intereting especially to the j
^adblts. The review was given by |fi
'|the Supt. in his nsual way. Class j^
V The morning prayer service was
:-[cowlucted- l>y- Mr, Q, S. I^ake and j-by
love feast. Scripture le3son ^
read by the pastor. The pastor T
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t.itook his text from Romans 13:7. | ^
,(Theme "Duty." lie made a vtiry j
(ideal* explanation of the word duty j
4a task for an individual or a thrust i.
upon an individual and that we owe
to God duty and honor.The sermon !
j had plenty of thought and food for |j
the^soul. Many expressed of having p
r enjoyed the sermon. We had a nice i
''group out to service among our |
' vistors was two of our teachers1^
'from the Elisha School namely Mrs. j c
Irene Tyler and Miss M. L. Jen-j^
nis IVTi.QQ -Tnnnine vow fSmolv '
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remarks and left with us a very tg
beautiful poem "The Three SSS's". L
' We appreciate our teachers pre- [^
sence in our worship anytime.
We are looking forward to our
! quarterly conference the fifth Sun- J
day in November to he held at
Elwhft A. M. E. churqhy Mrs. .Pearl j
Counts is on our sick list.'We are
praying that ^he will recover and ?
' he with us again in worship. Come ^
1 worship with us our door stands (
k ajar.
"j Mrs. E. J. Dewalt made an ex- '
' pression of gratitude to the pastor
' and his queenly wife for having v
1 spent a very lovely conference year t
together and we- Iropo to spend 7
' many more like the pass-one to- (
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I r.ETHELHEM RAPT. CHI'RCH "
Rev. G. J. Odorri, Pastor I
1 . S. S. began at the usual hour 1
Miss Daniels the organist render-.(
1 ed the music for the service. The!?
poem'was read hy Miss Betha.lp
"| The new officers for the Supt. C
; and old teaching staff. All the ?
officers'were the same except the f
' I asistant S^ct. Mrs. Carol Jack- I
I son a very competent young high}
!| school women. | 1
The worship services began at, 1
11:30. Bro. Harry Hasley led the 1
murnmg prayut meeting. Rev. _i
1' Curieton anpounced the worship
1 program. Tl^e musifc was render- 1
i ed by the Jubilee choir. The ser- 1
mon was delivered by Reverend 1
Odom. ]
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! ROCKFORDTAND ^GLOVER ~i
A. M. E. CHURCHES
Rev. R, II. Hampton, Pastor
Mt. Carmel?It was a little chilly
i hut. a few made their way to Sunday
School. No. 2 choir had a good
jnactice."' 1 ~ "* "
| The reporter wj.M't to Cluvr and
jentered S. S. thei". A l.i-autiC I
: lesson hy Rev. X] P, Pirn on from
t.V sajiiject ."Cod's plan for the
Home."'This -lesson was reviewer]
j hy the pastor. He brought outi-snme
wonderful thoughts which all
j- his hearcVs enjoyed.
I Rev. J. P. Pinson"opened- t.he
(service singing I'll he satisfied
after which he lined-hymn 12 S.
(M. and ofTered prayer. Sister Mary
J. Bowers led in singing, I want to
; go where Jesv.s is. Ke>. Hampton
| read the Scripture "'lev.n from
Paul's letter- to the?Roman
ctiUpter *9 verses. * A hove name 1
hymn sung. Prayer of consecration
I by Rev. Pinson, leading in sinirinir
Just beyond the Jordan river. The
pastor used Roman 8:38 1st clause
(For I alp pursaded. Subj. *"A
Tried Religion." This message was
real food, for the children of God.
1 May the man of God live long to
preach the gospel. 204 e. m. was.
sung with door of t.he church open
I'd. Offering was good.
nie Frank Tinch was held. Choir
sang Asleep in Jesus 501 c. m.
-Prayer by Rev. J.-PHPinson. Select
tion by the choir. I hope some day
'to meet them, 474 s. m. Tbe-pastor
read as a Scripture lesson Ecc.1
3:1-11. His Iehder spoke oFTthe.
life of the young man concluded
i.',iging H'TiT's "getting us ready.
dhituary w-nv ip-irl lor
Edmunds. Bonnie Frank Tinch th<?
son of the late Charlie and Lillie
Tinch was born in Abbeville Co.
April 8, 1002, passed away Friday
night Oct. 30, 1953. He was a tnembcr
of Glover's A. M. E. Church
known and well liked. He is surviv3d
by a wife, two daughters, seven
brothers, a step mother, four aunts
iix. uncles and a host of other re
atives and "friends.
\Tot now but in the coming years
[t may be in the better tanu
We'll read ttye meaning~bf our tears '
Vnd t.here sometime, we'll under?
stand
jod knows the way, He holds the | '
key, ,1
le guides us with unerring hand;
sometimes with tearless eyes we'll !
see; ,
ires, there sometime we'll understand.
Rev. Hampton " used as a text
Tohn 11:32. Subj. "Death Paints.
Dark Pictures." Sleep on.' Ric.hie
runeral Home in charge. Beautiful
lowers. ;
The Humming Bird Jubilee Singrs,
1413 Abbeville Ave,; Aiken, S.
,.?mig at nit. roeasant A. M, E. I
'hurch Nov. 1st and they really I
ang. Theme song-I was healed by
he wound. A song was requested
y Mr. James Oliver Thank you
esus. These songs were enjoyed,
'he offering was $14.00. Mrs. Rosa
;omax, spohsbrer. '
-Miss Mary Ami Norman, grand
a'Ughter of Mr. and,Mrs. Clif Novlan
and Mr. Otis Lee, son of Mr.
nd Mrs. Gary Lee was married
line 6th, 1953 in Ahhovillo c n
? w. u.
lev. A. B. King officiated. They are I
o\v living in Philadelphia, Pa. I
Miss Beatrice. !.?> usi 1
"alley, N, Y. visited in Greenville,
>k C.; Anderson, 'relatives also 2
lother Mrs. Henrietta and brother 8
Ir. Floyd Dennis in Mt. Carmel. g
C. Leasing to visit her sister 8
Irs. Seville Rogers in Knoxville, ?
'enn. -. j S
Our sympathy goes out to the p
lany grieved families. , H
Watch, fight and pray.
Mrs. C B. J., Reporter g
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?'KW BETHEL BAPTIST
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Rev. F. S. Jones, Pastor g,
Sunday School was very good P
nth Supt. T. M. MeF.lrath and q
eachcrs present. Enrollment 123. 5,
classes. Class one Mrs. Catherine 8
list, Asst., Miss Mary Ann Pitts o
eacher. Class 2, Mrs. Susie Brew- ^
on, Asst.; Miss Nora Parks. Class C
. Mr.-. Effie J. rarks. Asst. Mr? g
voberta Allen. CIass 4 Mrs W T -
ioyil, As?t. Mrs. Gertie W;.?iie.
Mass 5, Mrs. Nancy Allen: Asst. c
ill's. Austin. Class 6, Mrs. Spur- g
reon; Asst. Miss Mamie Sue Pitts. *?
Mass 7 Prof. A. Williams, . Asst. <;
liss Weaver. Miss Marvn Downs, ?
Secretary, Asst. Miss Margie S
'owers. Sunday School Staff. C
The morning message was de-.. ?
ivered by the pastor. Text St. John g
):2. Master who did ein ? He de- -a
ivered the message at evening.- He <
yaa nft. SO VTftii-at this time. , $
Rep. and Mrs. Jones, Mr. and <
Mrs. Manuel Browning and daugh- j E
;er Carrie Lou; Mr. and Mrs. Cal- . J
vin Parka find son Esco, Mr. David 11
itobinson, Mrs. .Minnie Lee Thomp- j
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r?bn all of Woodruff, S. C.; and \
Samuel Owens of Spartanburg,
C. ulso Mrs. Ollie Burksdale
Ashville, N..' C. were the Sundi
dipner guest of Mrs. Lula Par
and Mrs. Jabie Miller Parks a
little Bonnie iP.'ijlson.
MrTTMaek fJarrett of Richmor
Va. was the' Thursday evenii
{ 'lest of Mrs^. -Minnie L< e 'ifnuii
son.
After x'veial days in the gen
ral hospita' in SnArtmbursr; S.
Miss Lou J, Robinson have retur
ed hume. ? ' *
*" The Pastor's Aid club met at t.'
home Qf Mr. and Mrs. Nevel I)ui
can Sirups on Ave. FrirtayTiig;
Oct.. 30th. It was a great meet in
Spiritually and Financially. At ti
close of lifts ^meeting they we;
served with Potato salad, rftz era
hers, (due apple and cream choei
.sandwiches and Russian tea, ci
ake and Ice cream. Mrs: Minn
Lee Thompson, President; Mr
Thcada Robinson, Secretary.
The fall session of the Sunda
School and B. T,. U. Conventio
convened with New Deri in ,Ba|
list Church, Rev. A. IJ. Dunca
pastor Saturday Oct. 31, 1953. L
was a good session. Those atten<
ing from New Bet.hel, Supt. T. >
Mcelrath, Mrs. Irene Floyd. Deb
gates were Miss Betty Ruth Arrr
pson. Also Mr. Harold Cox, Mr
Fannie V. Harper and Miss. Nor
ParksT"alterided.
The many friends of Mrs. Nanc
Allen were glad to see her up an
out again. Miss Mildred -Canno
was the week end guest of he
pnrents. Mr. and Mrs. W. \V. Can
noil, iiLo Mis? Louise Gist wa
trve-wrek end guest of her." parenT
Mr. jtnd Mrs. JlennU Gist. The;
ryrn f voixk / ?' 1 r? rr Oi.nnrT?
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<iKORGKTOWN BRANCH NAA
CP TO \1KFT Sl'N'IIW
O" . ..T"
lUV-CLUl^ Mi iiK !\J*. u. LlliU't'
of the NAACP wil; be held U
.'n* Butler's Educational Build
.. af
' \\i?v '111 M' 8 at 5:U0 p
:-t- ' > . v'i' ?] to lira;
ill* I'l [loi t> oi till? \.K' ic>i il i OS it.
Lhe State Conference hela it
Go To K
DIAMOND anc
7 20?L - 5<
S1.00 H(
Selection't
- HYMAN'S J1
1417 MAIN ST.
OOOCK>0OCK>O?w nl 1 F ,, ARmV
TOYS - TOY
or R TOY Ol
is Chock Full of the Fir
on the American Market
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hr? \ Sirinll i><>4Vtr P
Any T03-1
Make Your Select k
?y.- \re C(
?-s?
> Velocipedes
; from .>.9o to 2(>..">0
?
>
> Columbia ami ! oison
$ Daisy Air I^fles, Foe1
? Helmets. Cowboy ant
^ Suit* }uv! Hwivlivds <
> I atalogs.
\ RUFF HAR
1649 MAIN ST.
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1' t ' " a . ~~ .1 -
r?. Charleston Oct. 24r25. Then also
S. at this meeting the nominating
of committee wiif be elected,
ay I All persons not a member Co
ks come prepared to take out yo. r
nd membership. The delegates were:
| Miss C. B. .Richardson, Rev. M.
id, J. Richardson, and G. S. Porch jr.
I ..iton/iitiLr the meeti.itr
p. Sun Jay were: Ross Stafford, Mr.
rnr*3 Mrs:?Fulton Tiadale, -Jar~e?
Luggs and some names we didn't
C. yet. Be sure and attend the NAA
n. i P meeting Sunday at Butler s
. I Building. . . ?10!
j|[ ! 'jL'R CABS ARE CLEAN
S.| Ciean Used Cars
re| IN A1W t'KlfE RANGES
c"l Our Dcuiingg Are The Same
Ip , 1'J.Vl?Olds. 88. 4 Dr,-? >2*.?i?
ie 1953 -Pontiac'Catalina.- - 21
s" I 1952 Ford Coriv. ' 1U
| 1051 Pontiac 2 Dr.? __ 151.?r?
y ll."49 Ford 2 Dr - - . -7.
,n j 1040 Ford 4 Dr -- St. >
j!| Wahl Motor Co.
! J Sumter St. & Elm wood Are.
PHONE 2-3247
COLUMBIA, B. C. " ? _
j Eau Claire Motoi>
^ ~ TC27 MAIN ST.
r
4 Dr. Pi iced to .-ell'...
? 40 Pontiac No. 6. 4 Dr. Extra
y . s^.ooo miles on tVis
: i . i. * !:i (om.i 11 ;n
' > Be.i.iy to IV"'.. . ... .
? v' 11 . J '<'>' (]>?'. (iTit ?f! . o *'
Priced .right.
'15 , Ford. 4 Dr. flood car for
ii""' > \. v\ . pr.. ;
j -- - . - ? 4>-!4o
15 More Cars To Buy
W.i ii'iiiiu.i Till our cars on Mir
? -t>ol L'se
your credit
[yMAN's 7 /
I WATCH SALE
0?|o OFF 1
>lds Your
il Christmas'
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S * GALORElj
SPARTMENT 1
lest Toys and Wheelgoods
. Toys to suit any Pock- fi
ayrrrent Will Hold
-^vtuxmas. -*
f : >n
While Ouf Sf'i.ik*
[>mplete.
Coaster Wagons
2.50 to 14.50 ' I
r?icycici>, Pool Tables X
; Ralls ? BoXing Gloves
1 Cowgirl Suits, Indian 2
>f?Other Items are front 5 j&
DWARE CO. ~ PI
^ PHONE 8100 ? ?r | ?--?!
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