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we send our heartiest Christmas
greetings. and a special "thank you," too,
~for your splendid patronage during the
past year.
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-5--?Mrs. Prudcnt'i' 1*. 'Dawkins ami
q her daughter Sylvia is spending
81 the Christmas holidays in Ann
81 Arbor, Michigan with her daught.er
Doretha Dawkins who is attend
8 ing Michigan University, also visit
-j&linK her sister Nancy Paris Corley
J in Detroit.
x JONES?DAVIS ENGAGEMENT
_ | The Reverend and Mrs. Joseph
S. Jones, Sr. of Irmo announce
the engagement of their daughter
Margaret Elizabeth, to Sergeant
a First Class Henry L. Davis, so;
g of Mrs. Eva fh Simmons and the
ti late Mr. Lewis P. Davis of Hamp
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8 WOMENS COOPERATIVE MISgJSIONAUY
SOCIETY
^ The Women Cooperate' Mission8
ary Society. - held its last annua
<>" hoard meeting on Monday Pec
g 20th at the home of Mrs. Earlim
$ I Moss. A few members expressed
8 themselves which was very brio*
? Tfje Christmas tree, was be..
0 fully decorated.^ A delicious Tu>
# key dinner was serve 1, also cake,
-yCf l>ic and cold drink Everyone
8 seemed to have enjoyed the meet
01 To each and everyone A MERRY
g CHRISTMAS and a HAPI^ NEW
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Mrs. Willie. B. Daveurort, Rpt.
g MEN'S C'lH'B OF ST. LUKE
| MEET
The Men's CJyb of St. Luke
Episcopal church met at the home
8 of It. H. Paul on Wednesday even?
ing, Dec. 15, at 8:30 o'clock. At
q this time drawing for the turkey
-0. raffle , was?huld,?Th3 turkeys
8 were won by Dr. Palmer L. Chap0;
pelle -and S. Richlmrg-.
rt J The club is now planning other
0 projects the proceeds of which
0 j wnl go toward the building fund
a for the new church that is to' he
0 located on the cornor-of Lady and
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COLEMAN RIDGE BAJ>TIST
CHURCH _
Rev.' Jno. Davis, Pastor
S. S. was open at the usual
hour with Supt and all teachers
present. The subject of the lesson
"Glory to God in the Highest,"
. i great subject was presented and
the lesson was so beautiful taught
by the Supt. and reviewed
by he pastor, seemingly everyr
one were enjoying every t.rnng
that was said. After S. S. each
, and every one ' returned for the
p rehialn.ler of - the service;
Our pastor .preached on the sub
ject, "Jesus the Governor, and
( we all know that he is our
, Governor, by everything we do.
We all administered around the
' oHor fftl- niir loot T /.r l finnnai* ir.
the year of 1954. All the memj
bers of Coleman Ridge Churoh
wish each and every one a
Merry Christmas, and make a
- j new start for the new year.
I j Carvin Ligons, Rpt.
NEW BETHEL A? M. E.
I Rev. C. C Black, Pastor
xington, Sunday School is
ng along jiicely under the
i iviship of our very efficient
' Supt. Mr. D. C. Sligh. We had a
very interesting discussion of the
lesson this morning. After the
pastor conducted the devotion, he
presented the Presiding Elder B.
C. Cunningham who brought us
the message from Matthew 2-6.
Subject. The Indespensible Gift.
This was a -wonderful message.
The Elder held the Quarterly
Conference immediately after ser(vice
at 3:30. The funeral of Mr.
-David Smith was held at Bethel
I with Rev. C. C. Black officiating.
I Mr. Smith is brother of Mrs. AnI
na Porter. The Xmas program.,at
7::10 wag ltfrge'.y?attended and
seemingly enjoyed by all.
Elder and Mr?^B, C. Cunningham,
Rev. and Mrs. C C Black and
litt.e Carl, and Rev. Boozer were
dinner guest of Mr and Mrs.
John Sligh. Sunday afternoon. Several
of the service boys are home
for the holiday including Robert
Simmons Jr., Ulysses Wise and
James Wise, Mrs, Js'etta Simmons
is improving nicely after being
on tihe sick list for a week
R. C. Sligh, Rpt.
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Rev. R. H. Williams, Pastor
We held our first quarterly Dec.
18. 1 he opening service was conducted
by the pastor. The minutes
of the last quarter w^s read
and after the adoption the pastor
then presented our P. E. A. J. JeNI
kins. After the business part
this being our first held on Saturday
it was well attended. Each
club reported and the P. K: was
paid out. . Williaip Chapel officers
were present,? but due to
a good quarter.
S. S. at 10:00 o'clock with teachers
at their post. The lesson
was beautifully discussed arid tevaewed
and enjoyed hy alL -
juevotion was conducted by Bro.
Moody and Sis. Johnson, The Jr.
choir in charge of service. The
pastor presented the P. E. who
took his text from Matthew 2:2.
His sermon was a masterpiece. He
Jeft a thought with everyone who
heard him.
There were quite a few visitors
present. You are always welcome
| at Mt. Pjagah.?-= : t
PINEY GROVE A. M| E.
CHURCH
Rev. T. H. Weathers, Pastor .
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Sunday, Dec. I9th was ?some.
what chilly, however we were at
our post still carrying on. A beautiful'
S. S. lesson. Subject "Glory '
to God in the highest." classes ,
were comined and taught by ReV.
Weathers. Review was given Jjy
Mr. Boyd. The lesson was< very
interesting. The Assistant Supt,
Mr. Albert Boyd was in "charge1:
who presented the District Supt;' \
"Miss- Boyd came forward and 1 i
brought to us an inspiring mes- j
sage which was enjoyed by all.!:
Some very fine remarks by the i
pastor which is always wholesome.
A donation of $3. 58 was j j
lilteu and given to the District |l
Supt. A nice Xmas gift of w.hich {
sne thanked the church very j
much. At the close service begin, f
"opening hymn was linedTby the pas . \
tor. Scripture lesson St. Luke 2nd ;
chapter begining at the 1st vei;so''|
through the 71jh read by the pas- J
tor. 'Ihe pastor came before the ^
audience and delivered a soul stiv! *
ing message. Text, St. Luke, 2nd L
phontar ow-4 1? 1 - ? >
,?... .?u bue mu?r ciause oi *
the 7tn verse. He used as a sub- <
"The Gift of God. The message j:
was food np feast upon and was ?
very appropriate as Xinus is jusl \
a lew uays away. VVe were pleas~ J
ed to have'Mr. Robinson and -fa- S
naily from St. Marks. He brought ?
greetings. Collection. The election ?
of officers was in order. All of- 5
ferciers were elected. ?
Vve are proud to know that ?
Mrs. Evaneiums is home now ?
tnd getting along jjricely. She was ?
n the Cala Hospital and under- c
vent an operation. Others who ?
vere indisposed are Mrs. Jessie 8
II. Boyd, Mrs. Hattie B. Ichel- 8
>erger, Mrs. Carrie Nelums, and w
dr. Willie Boyd. Those who are ?
uut-in an tne time are Mrs. Marl g
ha Pulmer, Mr. and Mrs. J. \V. $3
'feitniiBr pray God's blessings- -?j
ipon that they may gain strengjth
to recover. A donation of $:i. S
16 was given to Mrs. Eva Ne- fi
ums. We are looking forward to ?
he program Xmas day. Mr. and S
Mrs. Wade Trapp have returned S
from their vacation in Jersey City o
nsiting Mr. and Mrs. James 2
Trapp and little daughter, their IS
son and daughter-in-law, and 2
other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. 5
Samuel Trapp has returned from
Knoxville Tenn. on their vocation
visiting their children Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Edward and M. Earl
Trapp, L
See extends our deepest sympathy
to the Boules family in die
passing of Mr Henry Boules.
J. L. Boyd Rpt.
ROCKFORD ANI) GLOVER
CIRCUIT
Rev. R. H. Hampton, Pastor
Mt. Carmel?O come, let us
worship and bow down: let us
kneel before the Lord our maker,
was our beautiful memory selection.
A few met for S. S.
The reporter worshipped at
Glover, we entered a lively S. S.
Rev. J. P.^ Pinson teaching the
quarterly classes everyone" enjoying
the lesson. Rev. Hampton in
his usual manner reviewed very
timely.
Service was opened by Rev.
Penson. A charge to keep. He then
offered prayer Si.ster Luella
Walker led in singing , "When I
get through praying my work
will be done. Rev Hampton announced
hymn 1 C. M. and read
as a scripture lesson Gen. beginning
at verge 22 through 29. Announce;
ii ant 1 hymn. Consecration
prayer. The pastor brought?the
message from Gen. 1:26, "Let us
make man in our image." Theme:
Man s Nature And Needs. l ne i
spirit ran high as the man of God
talked hy the way. Concluded siu'j
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ing, Just keep on praying. Offt- [ taught by Mrs. P. V. Jones. In
cers lifted the collection $22.15. j the absence of the Supt. the lesMrs.
Cowan and MrsT Walker j son was reviewed by the paster
sponsored a program rendered by I Rev. Massey.
the Gospel String Band of (Jreen- Kev. Massey took the pulpit pt
ville, S. C. t was a. treat to hear. 12:30 P.M. opening service by usthese
singers. Mrs. Annett Ma\j- ing hymn. 1&8. His sermon came
den, 202 Gibbs St. Greenville sung from St. Matthew .2:1-10 using as
a solo?To close to Nearer. Of- a theme "Search for the child,
fering $10.00 taken by Mrs. Sallie when you find him bring me
Mae Lewis and Mr. Asbur Waiker. I word." He thoroughly explained
Comments* by the pastor. They i the true meaning of Christmas,
in Calhoun Falls, S. C. er than the receiver". The serOur
prayers^ are-still for' the w?i<Vnjpyed by nil who heard
sieir and shut-ms.???? ? j it - ATt.-r preaching the invitation
C. B. J. Rpt. j to join the church was offered.
,] The Jr. Stewards and Stewardesses
N'FAV 1IFTHFI A\ir rui n/ u ! ?- i- >- - -
viiuiw ii j iuok cnargo 01 tne tartner services.
Rev. M. Massey, Pastor The collection was good for the
few people attending.
Sunday School at the usual hour. Mt. Colewell, Mt. Zion and New
The lesson was very interesting?Bethel A.M.E. churches will have
and' well discussed. The Sunday a joint Xmas program Dec. 27th
School was divided into four class- at 7:30 'p.m. in Joanna, S. C. oill
es each teacher,at her post. Tho members are asked to be present
banner class was Nor 3 and 4,?and on time. ?.
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i- We wore delighted to have in
our midst Mrs. Lois B. Wilson of
r Washington, D. C. Little Mr.
Windell Oliver Keith was christen
, ed by?Ren?Masswy.?Little Mr.
I Jerry Smith was also, with Mrs,
Lois Wilson. Mx. J. A. Holmes
i of Greenwood and,. Mr. & Mrs.
Edward Kenner U*orshipped * with
us. We are still praying for our
shut in members and friends.
(Mrs.) Connie Watson, Rpt.
PERSON ALMENTION ~
Mr. Agustus Owens, a senior at
C. A. Johnson High School, is
spending 'the Xmas holidays in
Atlantic City, New Jersey with
relatives.
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Acme Acres 7"
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This new sub-division in now
open for inspection each day except
Sunday and is located below
the Fairground on Shop Road to
intersection of Blair Road, away
from the noisy of the city, yet
close enough lu have city water ?
and city bus transportation.
Sisteen of these home are now
nearing completion" with all modern
conveniences. This development
will be completed in about
a year when completed some
homes will be brick and some
frame. Acme Acre horned are for
sale to veterans for closing cost
only. These homes have been inspected
and approved by Ihe Vete * ,
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