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Morris College End
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Rev. L. H. Middleton
Rev. Robert Black
Mr. Handy Ptckney
A!r. "AVtttts "Gardner Mrs.
J,ilia Chaplain
Mr. L. Washington
\dele Fleming
MVs Kl Washington?t??
{ ' I; K BUY COUNTY
Mil I si:.!v'Jeferson, Chairman
Mr-. .\li;gg>e Jefferson. Co-Chr.
; -Mi. W 'ie IN-mhert
IN v I I . 'l'- i..I,..;, ! '
\ i.!11)i' N ??l N IT
'Rev. \ i., Mvv.oil, ChaiFnVan
IN.;.. S. .1. Johnson
ilia.. \Y. S. Walkfcr
. v.- ... foOllK't.
-~4-;ii A RUESTON C04--X-TYtIJ.
I Wli'pner. (.'haitl-nan
1 lv; V/ S 1; Tiiy !i-i
l!> \ 1J >' ' Frazier '
'l;v\ 'I'?. ! wis - 4
Uy\ ' , 1'. Faster
Rev. H \. Dj-sort
Row .! ' -< . lKm :a:
V' i. I V. H: awley
chkrokke county
Ke? . \. S S:.lit.r. -Chairman'
M?:?K?Hr?Dm.'/lav* '=^i
.. . .1 Ty' " ' " '
ii i liRHKLP COUNTY
-.hi.-, .-i.e. {,?. < ?. v.' < .-la.T.u-in
t' oV S '!:' ! ianoocU
; ;ii-:s !T-:ii county
lie.. .. rc.itk-rjtrassV Chairman
I.'i'v "V B Bnusor, Chairman
Rev. C. ilor. 'T
r - Rev. W. ,\r. I ivrr.-t t
Airs. S_. L. Finley 7
clarendon county
Mr. W\- L. Hamilton. Chairman
Rev. (I. Brown. Co-Chairman
Hi'.v \V. J. Carl or, Co-Chairm.m?j-N-=:
Mr.?Dawoy Marvin : i.
Mr. Joe Richburjr
Mr. West Parson
Mrs. Purnese Canty
Mrs. Mell ason Conyers. j
Mrs. Dorcas Washington
Mr. P. Singleton
[ COLLF.TON COUNTY WORK- j
ISG WITH HAMPTONPARI
1 N't! TON COUNTY t
Rev. C. L. IJowens. Chairman T
EMr. John Alshrooks, Jr., Co-Chr. >
Mr. S., C, Graham
M-r. R. I). Poole
Mrs. Alice Rut lei*
_Mr H. W. Lonu
DILLON & MARION WORKING
TOGETHER 1
DOKCHKSTER COl'N T Y
Mr! C! C! Holder. Chairman i~
jj^. Vlr<. Eeriino IT'wnian. Co-Chr. I
lw i
!& RDCKMhl.D 0c SALUDA
If Woi.'h 1,\?; TOGETHER
ji-, Mr. lolwv Gor.lon. Chairman
jp.jf. Rev. carter
Lev Dushtharp
-'{>' Mr. Harrison
FAl-ilFIELD COUNTY - |
Doir TT nrKovt W'noV*infi>f am I ' U ??
Mrs. W. M. I Jerry
Mi.' (J. W. Robertson
Mrs. Mary Mayfiebl
Mr. O. Y. Goode
Mr. Jess? :Byrd
FLORENCE COUNTY
v Mrs. Ipla Jones. Chairman i
Mr. W. A. Shirley
jj. | Rev. J. J. AI mcy
f 'I Rev. J. L. Brooks
E. Rev. O. E. Jackson
Mr. John Stewart
l^s. Elizabeth Sparks
j;. '^.Rfv. F. II. Ham
Mr Bennie Anderson
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^ GEORGETOWN .COUNTY
JW. Bertha Brown, Chairman
TUt. F. K. Sims, Co-Chairman
| m Miss Margaret WhileMrs.
Dorothy McKen/.ie
Mrs. Florence Jackson
Mrs. Florida J. Yeldell
Mrs. EUa snerai.i
ReV D T * Innl/.Aii
-* iv. u . uav,i\.ivii
Mrs. Garner Jackson Daniels
Mrs. Bertha Washington
Mrs. Ottilia Thompson
GREENVILLE COUNTY
?w.- Rev. H. VV. Steward, Chairman
City Ministers
greenwood county
i Rev. E. j, Daniels, Chairman
j Rev. C. Johnson, Co-Chairman
Mrs. Georgia p. Tuerncr
1_/_ Rev. E. L. Cain
RaV.?C. Martin
Mrs. B. B. Coode
Rev. H. P. Mitc.hell I
Mrs. Zenohin Hampton
(Rev. J. S. Maddox I
lowment
aer Way
Rev. \\ . M. Pranks, Pn.('[iairm!it
Rev. C. K. W'alVer
Mrs. Rosa Rowers
.Mr-. F. ^ >< . .
-w-r?\Ptt4r?Ca'rlliirl"
Rev. E. A. Johnson
HORRY COUNTY
r:rr- w. Watson, Chairman
V; Oovol Moojry, Co-t'haiiman
Mr. John Floyd
Mi. ti. A. L..z,er
JASPER COUNTY _ 1 .
jp . T. M. Dixon, Chairman
S It. ssosi
Mrs. II. Drayton
Rw. J. C. Simmons
SAX .... S.., Peeves
,T , \i .i : h I
M li liilll llUIIIiail
R< v. > . W.. (41mminjrs -s~
!:. v. S. Law tun. ? ???7
l:-A. 1 AL 'AUston
ivk;?suaw county
Kuv. I. Wright, Chairman
Mr. W. S. McCullum
il. A. Alexander-^?
Rev.- Ruben Roykin
Rev. t. R. Reed
Rev. f. Mungo
R? v. f. A.' Carolina
LANCASTER COUNTY,
-f^~- -rh?!U?B tucker, Chairman
I .Y-JrR~ TTCick er
"~t: !rTT~T7TT;oi)inson ~ ' LAURENS
COUNTY
Rev. E. W. Wright, Chairman
Rev. W. I). Coker
Mrs. Katie Mielts
R v. .1. W. Mat his
M.r < A. Reuben . .
Irene .Martin
Mrs. 'Mary Wright".
Aii. William Meadows
*Al .1. O. XOOleV '
I lev. l>. I.. Cureton
. Irs. Mary Whitner
- LEE COUNTY
Rev. IV. .!. Lunn, Chairman
Miss Alice Stuckey. Cu-Chairmar
Mr. I. C. .Joe
LEXINGTON COUNTY
Ro>. ' rwn- .
MO ORMICK COUNTY
Rev.. .lames Belcher. Chairman
Viss Mary Banker _
"MARION COUNTY
kcv. (>. A. Seller**,^Chairman
Mi's." H. M.. Robinson
Mrs. I., lrby
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MARLBORO COUNTY ,
Rev. Harry Wriii'.h't, ~T haTrman
Rev. J. A. Alsbronk
ke.. i'. B. Mdoiloiia
.Mrs. Elntiise I'ufvis
Mrs. I... E. Spans
NEWBERRY ' COUNTY
. J. R. E/.ell. Chairman
Rev. .1. C. Coliier. Co-CIiairhian
Rev. E. E. GauMen
Mr. (ieur^e Ree.ler
Mr. Cole IIt'iuz
.Mr. L. Lake
Mr . lie en Sul?or
Mrs. H. Rutherford
Lev. Win. .MvMoiris
Rev. \V. L. Shepherd
Kev. D. I*. I5oyil
Ml": Wade Washing!on
.Mr. M. W. Kant
Mr, Harrison Homier
Mr. Willie Keely
,\fr. Fretl Davenport
Mr; Leo Davenport ,
Mr. S. II,. KeeJej*
Mrs. L. Spearman
Mr. S'tealy MeanRev.
M. C. Kreeman Lev.
L. .1. Wirier
CM ()\i;! ; roi'NTV
Mr--. M. 1!. IKonnr . ('liaii'inaii
Mr. M. .1. Alexaniler
Mr. o. A. Wallaee
Mr. II. "K. < 'hilders 5
Mr. ( . M. Calloway
TV~v. C. C. Keels
Lev. (J. D. liensun
OIV\ \(?KHL'IiC? COUNTY
Lev. W. I'. Williams, Chairman
LeAlt red I aac, t o-t hairmaii
Lev". L. IV J'ayton
Lev. T. O. Kverolt
Lev. M. Rhodes
Rev. James (Hover
I'ICKKNS roi'NTY
KtfVr Jl. P. Kohinson, Chairman
Mis. Sara M. Williams
Kev. V. B. Moore
Mr. Luther Johnson
Kev. C. C. Stewart
HIGHLAND COUNTY
The ministers of. the City
SALUDA WORKING WITH
KDOKFIKLD
Rev. W. L. Wilson, Chairman
Rev. T. R. Hanger
Rev. F. A. Davis, Co-Chairman
Rev, B. T. Sears.
; ?
j Rev. J. S/Earle- .'I"!
Rev. T 15. TolRert
Rev. J. I.ton I'fiir^t'ti
. . . 15. V y'
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V;. K\t re t ThunipM'ii
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I. . ' A' \ i;n;r
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r. 1' if! :>r?! - >ViTson. (.fian'man
Rev. Fe tier
Rt v. Do .it r
A. !Ad
j M rs. .Mu:*i ay
. ' ?';n r . .
!'i ai.At;;.'
| W-- Vi ?.( .. iv.tn y
'Miss K. I.crftel
, ltev. Chandler
Vf KK ''Ol'NTV
| Kvv. I). Itueker. (. iiairmun
! Key. S. Hall
! 'lev, T. II. Hampton
' l!w. S. K. i'lnke
| I!*.v. 1\ liofrjH'i;
j Rev. L. It. Harbor.
' Ilev. W? 15. Knox
A. M. V. V(tt 'ni (1.115 S'KWS""
The A. K. Youth Club 'tviot~
rJ "t 1 .f home, ( I' Mr. Mrs. .lulhis
.l?-ir.;rs? n. . '
Chieken ''.inner was planned and
it -provv ?l a .sutress. This Satur-.
t' iy a hin'govparty willd.e sponsor-.
e.| at 7r"ft p. im. Many thanks to
. "'.lar-y-vV.-l?n?;4a, Mnagio -Miiliyafe
n. II : i: ! 1-ni s tut 1 7t-:nTte-j at i n p I: i n
] for serving on the entertainment
w tr. irttoe Sat'irelay afternoon.
All i:i .:il=i"vs of the Youth Clnh?
'should he eon t tended for. stipj < ft ,
ing this elTort.
?[ Again tlie Junior ehoil' played n
?\Hal rule in the Ymith Sunday mt?
' vice. Mis. Kstelle Crnmlin, mother
of our pastor was delighted to
hear the group sine;. We were
, glad to have her in our' midst.' .
( Wo wisti to thank Mrs. Manigult??allov/iiu;?ns
to?be bet?
jaiest on rjulio, a few Sundays ago.
<v,.. ic f,i ,,,...,1
. friend indeed:" ?i~
-{ N e'w Year's t'vp fqcmt-'yntrr * re - t
goiter, tiding' a dedication on stat
i< n Wl'OS ami .oit Monday after- [
j noon was invite*] to !.e a Spcekil ;
t guest on T, V. with the same New '
Year's dedication. The numerous ]
. compliments received, were deeply i
' appreiated.
Our teachers Mrs. Knot, Miss
I ] ., also Hey ward T'lakely a
serviceman , and Mary Kinard of
?Vs>:k. I*?v.i-re anion;" nut: vi.sit.nr.s~?nt
h Club members ore always i
v. Ic .me when they return. * ;
Our tu x! .t- t im;v will he .Fanu- t
ary at the home of the president.
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Jo ephine IJIakely, Rpt. , t
"town Chapel A.M.K Church j(
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"(MfK \T IMtKSKNT CIKCL'IT '
|{cv. A. Thomas, I'aslnr
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Andrews. S. <\ Sunday. School
vsjs conducted !>y the assistant .
superintendent, Mr. Wallace . Mc
Sadden. T!ie attendance was ?\s
usual. "After the Study of the los on.
Dr. It. K. Ilmgdon reviewed
the Iscson. I)i*. !>roj?don was \T*ry (
iropd in usin<r practical illustrat- i
inns in the review. I am sure. .
every one present received valu ,
ah|e infnrmat i<>n from the les <>n.
It was also known that IM\ IJroO;~dnn
is not only a ui;e<it preacher
Imt a trreat teaeher. After the re
view the pastor elaborated on I Infine
way ami the practical illus- ~
trations |)r. Projrdon used to jp-l
the school to understand the true .
. meaning of the- lesson. r~?.
Sunday u;is a vrrv busy day at
('anaan A. M. K. Church and the ,
pastor asked full cooperation of t
till those w!io had it part to play
in the servire. Sunday marked
the first Quarterly Conference to
he held ill tho (?reat Present fir-*
enil. The out stiindinu' offiei-rs, j<
Choirs itnd members from (JrVa'l -
Present -A.M.K. Church assembled
jit Caniiiin A.M.K. < hurch to help
tin- Quarterly Conference he ji sue , (
ress.
At noon Kov. G. Av Tholnas call
ed to worship; After the simrinfr i
of the second hymn, the yo'unjf?'
people choirs from Canaan and ' ]
Great Present sanu after which
Rev. Thomas presented Dr. Brog-1
olwbUf otrtn? forth and took his ^
text from Ps! 1 ::H. Theme. The
Goodness And Mercy of God. The ,
congregation was lifted with inspiration
as Pp.- Brogdon deliver
cd a wonderxtil message, Aftrr^~
i the niexsagp lie extended invitat|
ion for joiners. Later the Adult...
Choir led the chanting of The,
Lord's I'rnyer, afterwards the of.
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THE PALMB1
Morns College Am
Ik:: 'V.e !'or Tie
NOTICE . !
[; .. : Hji ,'.ir In-Service Tea-'
-is-1.1 Mori < iVl'ejfe wii! i>e eon]
on Sntunln-.v. .January 2i>,!
TTi ^ ' i.; r !.. ins 10:01) A, M. i
V will lii-jrjn on Saturday
I i i. >. 1 and continue on
* : tnercnfler.
? I " m v c . Toni hers seek irift "to
-t ..:r .or t i f ica t e to-a* higher
i:? ' or to complete graduation
. i i .nts - may enroll in Ex ;
' i: "v. lasses;.
. ;:1 Features;
V i' vi:>| eourse in the Art of
! .iw'mr ami I'uintinj*. *
!'.'v I'm t'lor information write,
ft. U.Miuehen or the Iie:.r.
Moris Colleyp. : _
'.M.\C nil.I. C IIKT IT
rif'I'iVO ! I' I -f. \ - M?FV fiiTTi?r,u
K. v. A.N. Hampton, Pastor
Suii.Tierton, S.C. S.S. is liioviif.
>!) ' under tin; leadership
Sitj. Mr. . Frank Rieh^urjj.
Pivmptly at lfln.ni. each Sunday
S..?\ '
S nd iv !.??i?itx a s> crinl day for
Co faculty i?f Sprintr Hill Elemen
"ray Sc'..o< I, io conduct all servile
s. The Supt. :ntro luced Prof. S.
Minting act as Supt. Prof C.M.
,'.i. a m id .0.1' adt'l.t t lass,
Me . 1. Johnson taught/th? .1 nni-v
c'oss. - he lesson xvas beautifully
discussed and reviewed by
Prof. S. Moitt.
Pray 'v ' service was conducted
"y Mrs,. Janie Cain, Mrs Elese
lo use and Mrs. Phiiemer Jones,
which was enjoyed, immediately
ai .i i ;u"lyeV service, nor morning
worship began with the faculty
of Soring 11 ill Elementary?School
TT~r! ?! rs. Viola i ley ward al the
. iamh a: d'our pastor conducted
the "order of service. The 23rd,
I'-ahn was read by Hie pastor
end e> nirivgation. l he theme and
t<xt \va's taken from the 8th
P-alur,""Theme "What is Man."
'"lie invitation for joiners was extended.
The offering was taken
by Prof. St. Miott, Mrs. Daisy Nel
son i'.nd?M-r:?A.N*I" Rogers. The a*
mount was $25.0(1. We were
proud to have Mr. and Mrs. Rogers
Jr., Mrs. Miott, Miss Miott,
.Mr. Jc: and M iss^'^Carrle"
Nelson, daughter of Ilev. and'
Mrs. Willie Nelson. Mr.-Joseph
Kichitui'ir was elected delegate to.
Electoral College which is to he
held at Liberty Hill A. M. E.
'.'hnivh, March ?-tr. 1 11)55. [
C'aroivn Ii, Hampton, Rpt.
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HNI'.Y (iKOVK A.M.K. ( IU R( II
Rev, T.II. Weathers, Pastor
S.4v.-wi>s--ca 1 led?to- order?as?ns--inl
with the Supt and her staff
it their post; Class No. one and
wo: was combined and taught by
dr. Wade Trapp, teacher of No.
>ne class. Review was given by
lie -pastor 'which "was Very intcr stin.tr.
Finance?$2.54. We were
maid to have Mrs. Estellc Royd
>f Columbia in our midst who
ook a pert in our S.S.
>erviee hegan wit h use of hymn I
"J lined I?y tilt- pastor. Mr. S?micl
Trapp offend prayer. Seeond
'170. Scripture lesson 2nd
'oiinilnans (5 beginning at Mm
irst through the 10th verse was
tad !>y the pastor. Notices read
Mrs. Hinder. 2nd Quarterly (.'on-1
'erein e will lie held January .'30th.
.v'aii h will lie the 5th Sunday at I
I'itiey <irove. All requested to-do
heir full duty as usual. Mr. .lohny
Ichelherger has heetC placed .in Ste
AiMil If aid No. 2.
The-pas'Pr came before the audi
in e and select ed his- text from
2nd < nr. 3-10, head as this: As
dir.fi wd'ul yet a I way rejoicing; as
poor yet making many rich.;' as
fleers H' t ed the public of ferine.
We were. I'm tunate tor-have aa
our visitors, Mrs. S. Iy. lirogdon,
wife of Dr. Hrogdon; She made
-oip'p important remarks convening
the missionary Program foi
tliis year. Mrs. Kva M. Dawrencm
front t. James A. M. K. Church
aii<i Heme Demonstration Teaeher
wlto made some 'very timely rcm.'irks.
There was also a visitor
from Jones Island who drove the
nar fi?r Diw?and - Mrs.- Hrogdon.
? ? i
n<t|>[>,v i<> iihvc* mem
worship with us and hope that
tiny will visit ns again soon..
l?r. Brogden began-the Quarter
ly Conference in the Usual way,
very calm and straight forward
in his procedure. At the end of
1 he conference' he commented >)??
pastor .and his members for their
[ ((operation. The Quarterly Conference
adjourned with high hope
of success anrl progrngg?__ tr
The pastor rushed over to Zion
A.M.K. Church to funeralize the
.boify of ?Karne*t Rush who flied
on Friday of last week.
Miss Sussan McFudden.Rpt!*
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T?:?"""
?~
ID LEADER
nounces RegistraSpring
Semester
1 ' fc,
I .av.ng- in thin?, and yet possessing
a.i things. He used i\s a theme:
"Tie hone to Eternal*Joy." The
-message was delivered with much
force and power until our hearts
were made to burn within while
the man of Clod talked to us by
the way. The dor of the church
was vpen to joiners. Collection
1 was $10.3.0 which was fine for a
rough day of rain.
The rally tool} place- which am- .
ounted will be reported when all
leaders.make their full report. .
Ttir>w-,. i;?* ?..? ?*:n
about the same..
Please keep in mind the QuarPterly
Conefrence. .
Little (Ileedean Edward has .re- I
turned hack to her home in Knox- !
ville Tenn after spending some
time here with her grand parents, i
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Trapp. She >
was accompained by her grand-'L
mother,"Mrs. llattie?Trapp.?ftcr j
stay was a pleasant one, Mr, H.
M. Boyd of Caler was the weekend
guest of his daughter and son- j
law, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tobias, i
After service the Board motored '
to Little Mountain to render sor- J
vice. A donation of $2.SO was ta- j
ken and given them for those who
could not follow to help out.
?J. 'S, Boyd Rpt.
IT I ICS IN AM) AROUND
M IS BROWN A. M. E.
( !rl IW'II
Rev. J. C. Quarles, Pastor
? By Coriwne E. Bradford
gle bond. but we build the ladder
hy which we climb from the,low-"
ly earth to the vaulted skies" I
?By Corinne E. Bradford |
Services at Morris Brown A.M. '
E. church followed t.'ie usual pro
ce.lure today. Worship began?
with a prayer bv the nastor in
charge,, choral' response followed
with an organ voluntary by Mr.
A. Bligen. The scripture lesson
which was taken from St. Jo.hn'
1:1-11 was read by Rev, Camp- >e11.
The Decalogue was repeated^
followed by a selection from the i
Junior choir. Announccnumts were ,
read by the ci.erk secretary of the
Church, Mr. W. D. Bradford.
Rev. Marion Strable, associate
minister of Morris Brown Church
1 was t.hcjn presentee^ by the pastor,
Rev. J. C. Quarles.
Rev. Strable preached a won"Forgetting
the^ Things Behind
and Pressing Forward toward
The Mark Of The High Calling
Which Is In Christ, The Lord."
The Pulpit was beautifully dec"nratud
with flowers donated by
members of the Floral Club. Mem
bars of Usher Board No. 1 rendered
very efficient services i n.l
the line of duty.
Despite the v e r y inclement,
weather the attendance at church
was unusually good. Many persons
visited with us today. We
appreciate having them, for visitors.
are always welcomed in the]
HOllSC ot lio.l.
Morris Brown A. M. K- Church
Marches On.
Corinne E.. Bradford, Ilpt.
MHOS IN TirE NBVVS AT
MOUKIS BROWN A. M. E.
< III R( H
Who was seen in Columbia last
week attending Executive Board
Meeting, but the Rev. J.C. Quarles,
w.ho is the Treasurer of the
Stewards Dept.
But Mr. Ben White Senior, who
was seated at the organ playing j
for church seervicos; But Mr. Adolph
Bligen who is the Super-)
intendent of the Sunday School,)
But Mr. W. S, Grant, who rs
the ( horistress of the Jr. choir.
Bm MrSTGeneva Pr Singleton,
who is the chairman of the Leaders
Annual Christmas Shower.
But Mr. Lcroy Guillkrd, who
was seen making arrangements
for a China Tea but Mesdames L.
B'. Lawrence, Sarah Thomas~and
Alice-Rivers, Who is the treasurer
of the Floral Club.
But Mrs. Sarah H. Brown,; who
is the chorister of the Jr. Churc.h i
choir.
But Mr. Robert Gadsden, who
fhr* nivwirlArit of r>looo T ' ?-?I -
No. 12. '
But Mr. T. L. Duval, who was
seen sitting with the Shriners today
at Morris Brown.
But Messrs. Moses Smalls^and
Herbert?fiotfnr,?who?bought tbr-4first
Palmetto I/eader today.
But Mr. Henry Bfown who is
the advisor of the Missionary Society
of?Morris Brown ChrrrrtT.But
Mrs. Fannie C. Greenwood.
Watch next week's edition for
"Who's In The News."
Wjho are good S. R. Teachers?
But Mrs. Annie Belle Kinloeli.
\
and Mrs. Eloise Drayton, who i
keep .an exee.lent record for tlio ;;
Sunday School, but Miss M. J. j~;
Taylor. |.
A. U. Announces
Dean's List
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The following named students <
are recommended for scholastic | ]
honors for the first quarter of ' i
me collegiate year 11)54-55 as an- c
tiounced by Dean A. D. Greene, j ,
'Julius Abraham, Edith Alsup,' x
Frances Arnold, Annabelle Asgill j
Ernestine Bailey, Ida W. Bates, s
Frank Bethel, Myrtis Boyd, Mary j
A. Braggs, Gwendolyn Brown, An t
nie Brunson, Theora Byrd, Margaret
Carter, Vera Champion, Su- j
sie M. Clark, Thelma Cook, Hel- t
en Cooper, Ruthinc Couser, Ma- 3
tilTIa Cunningham^ Bettye Davis, (
Cleo B. Davis, Virginia Davis,! ]
Walter Davis, Carrie DeWalt, Le (
oTa Dinkins, Junius Dowell, Annie
Bell Dozier, Lydia Elmore, (
Thelma Fair, Bernet.ha Floyd, Bar }
hara Foster, Cecile Gathers, Alfredo
Gilliam. Juanita Gist. Sarah <
Gist, Millie Goodson, Arthur M.j |
Graves, Naomi Graves, - Thomas ,
Robert Gregg, Deloris Harper. Dor <
othy Harper, Robert Harper, Km- j
'estinc. Heath, Robert Henderson, j
Althea Holmes, Wilbert Holmes,
Henry Hopkins and Willie Hunter. <
Also, Emma Jackson, Jean }
Jamfcs, Mildred James, Shirley ]
Ann James. Oliya Johns'OTT,'*I.evatf- ,
del* Kearse, Carolyn Kimball, G1A- (
ria McKinnley, Minnie McKnight, ,
JohirMaben, Bennie Manigualt. Os
car Means, Betty Milam, Martha: (
Miller, Mary Ann Murphy, Ties- |
tine Nance, Kenneth Nelson. I.e-1 ,
rr.er Oliver, Kay Patterson', Bclor-! ,
es Pinkney, Harold Polite. Willie ,
Prnwitt, Bettie .1 Rhodes T.011- .
ivc u.ce, Wessie Kichardcon. Mat-I
lie Richardson and Mildrcad Riley.
Also, Feli.ba Scott, Cleveland
?ibels, Mar-ari-f f Simmnn;, :
-Ielvin Small'vood, !:>chard Smart
Rosa W. Sm-rh, Jeraler.t, Thompsons,
Eva Thompson Vivian Tin-|
( ill, Marion Toat!?v, 01 i Mt? Ton
ey, Vergie L. Tv ?* Coley Wash-!
i. gton, Con -.-ance White, Lylos
JA-iiitnej- and 'i ms Wright.
A I>. Gr Dean
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11 ROOKLAND BAPTIST NEWS J
Rev. T T Marsh??Pastor ^
S. S. was held at the usually *
time with Sunt, officer and TreaG
surer at their post of duty. The ^
lesson was beautiful taught and j .
discussed. r
Our morning service began at
11:30 with pray service conducted
by Sister Es?ie Mickens which'
every one took an active part in. :
At 12:00 the pastor* ascended
the rostrum. The morning scripture
was read hy the pastor.
Reading II kings 2:1-7. We heard,
another soul stirring message
from the pastor. His text was taken
from II Kings 2:7.. His theme
was "Where.Is The GocU Of Elizear."
The message was enjoyed by
all. Even though the weather was
bad, but we thand God any way.
The collection was fine. The musical
choir, vocal and usher Hoard
was at their post of duty.
The night service was conducted
in the usually way. The pastor (
i ame. uuiorc us wun anotner won-1
derful message which set our I
souls on fire.
We thank all visitors who wasiB
with us to-arly..You arc always |
welcome at Brookland Baptist. j ?
Louraine Davis, Rpt. | u
NKW MKT 11 KL A. M. K.
curwen
Rev. C <'." Black?I'astor
1
Lexington?The three * churches i
on the Circuit have hogun renova- !
ting the parsonage. All the men i
are asked to give a.day's, work on j
Saturday, Jan. 22. on the after.
noon. Wo had one new member in I
Sunday School this morning. Little
Miss Teresia Mae Wise on the |
beginners class. Morning service |
was verv erod with the .
ing for his scripture lesson Deut. J
13H7-27, He preached a wonderful
sermon. Subject: A Change- j
less Christ in a Changing World. |
7:^0 Service Sunday night was
was also good
Mr and Mrs David S. Jones welcomed
a baby boy on Jan. 2nd
11*55. Mother and son doing fine.
Mrs. Maurice Portce is ill at4
this writing. We pray for her recovery.
?
Kubye Sligh, Rpt.
CHLTICH
Rev. (*. D. Odom?l'astor
Sunday Setmtrt began at theusual
hour with Supt. along with
the teachers. Discussion of the les
son renewing of the lesson etc/
The lesson was reviewed by Rev.
Minniofiold. Our Sunday School is
making a fine progress. We an
striving each day to make on
Sunday ScHooT better?~ l'nrent
send your children out to Sunday
School so that they may hel|
fiuild up the Kindgom of God.
. >V? orsliip service began at 11:15
Responsive reading. From Hymna
[Jood to Give thanks.
Hymn: Come let us Join oui
heerful songs. Scripture lesson
St. Mark, 14-1-9. Gloria Parria
Prayer and missionary offering
\nnouncqments . by the churcl
,lerk. Remarks by the pastor. Hy
Tin: Ye Servant of the Lord. A
cry wonderful message was de
ivered hy Dr. J. A. BaCoat, Pre
sideut of Benedict -College. Hi<
ext was obtained from Act.Gtl
diapter 3rd verse,
Br. W, L. Phillips was ordainec
'or Deaopn. Dr. Bacoats deliyerec
he ordination ceremony. Act (>-3
Die Charge?was by-4>r.?Ba
Vn*., T I \
juata, i] \ mil iw I\CVJ>
dave. Let us continue to pray foi
>ur sick members. ' >.- .
- Our. Youth Day program wil
ake place the first Sunday in Fe
iruary. ; ????
After an evening of devotion
he evening message was deliverer
>y the pastor, Rev. (J. P. Odon
obtained from the 14th chapter o
St. Mark, 15th verse. And He Wil
^how You A Large Upper Roon
furnished and prepared. Thctfrv
'Make Ready For Us." Subject
'The Upper Room Supper In Thi
Upper Room. Yott will find jay
Peace and trappiaess. A very;won
lerful sermon. Sunday was on
ronmiunion day. Fine music wa
rendered by the choirs.
Dr. Reuben, president of Morri
College worship with us. We weri
lappy to haVa him. Very happy t<
.o have all our visiting friends.
?ProVcr oorviee each?Wednesday
;vening at 8:00 p.m. Missionar;
Meeting at usual hour. a
Bethel chew- news, Rpt.
KL1SHA A. M. K. CRt'ltCH"
* Rev. C. V. Alston?Pastor
S. S. opened at its regular time
>upt 0. S. Lake presiding alonj
kith his staff teachers. After oper
ng the classes .assembled-to theii
espective places. The lesson was
cry interesting. Prayer service
cas conducted' by Mrs. Ida Mat
-ongshore and Mrs Florence Lark,
'he scripture lesson was read by
he pastor taken from St. John 12:
5-31. If 1 be lifted up front the
4rth, I will draw all men, unto me
'heme, "The drawing power o1
I X M E
To the loving and devoted
__Da vis who departed this life J
When the eve
In the Heaver
Killing all the
Then we miss
There dear fa
In t.hat home
Meet to say n
Where the soj
Rest dear fatl
?Sadly 1
MRS. CARRIK DAVIS. \\
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Mi-, and Mrs. Wm. Davis
Mrs. ('. Davis
Mrs. Annie Mae C
Mrs. Sarah Hal
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.CLASSIFIED ADS
' IN MEMOK1AM v
' Mrs. Easie .(Hester) -Uarvlall
Hardeeville, South Carolina
In loving memory of our dear
' Mother and Grandmother, who
passed away January 10, 1954.
r The wonderful things you did
, for us live in our hearts each day,
, and keep you near anil dear to us,
; though you have passed away, ?
1 I * Children: Miv Maceo Randall
" j 1'hiladelphia, Pa. Mrs. Zylphia E.
L j .Primus, Hardeeville, South Caro"
iina, Mrs. Jeannie Harris and.
" Mrs, Viola Watts, New York
5 City; Mrs, Ossie ' Williams and
1 Miss Beatrice Randall, Charieston.
South Carolina. Rev. M. B.
' Randall Sr. of Hardeeville, S. C.
' j and grand children.
. 1 ?r- . .
rj Teacher wanted
"First -Grade -teacher for Carver
! nr. o i r? l
i i inniii^ ocuuyi in myrtle oeacn,
j $35 supplement for A, $30 for R
certificate. Degree required, experience
preferred, 'interview
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j Contact J. H. Spann, Jr. Superin|
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J CARD OF THANKS.
^ We gratefully acknowledge the
! kind deeds and expressions o f
CI- I
, sympathy in the illness and passing
of ours, Sam Denley.
?The Family?
TZ J- DENLEY
- A C. PARC,AN . .
Columbia, S. C. .
j - Clarence and Wade Denley
New York, N. Y.
s r i
?
* j .Iesus." Rev Alston preached a
very wonderful sermon. He built
; many points on drawing power --;y ??'
' which is the work and duty of
| Christians people. In spite ~cf the >
j Mississ Dorothy M. Lake is
! home visiting her parents, Mr. and j
Mrs. Earl Lake. She is residing in
J Washington D C. She was alsq
accompanied by tier litle son Euj
gene.
] The pastor and his wife was the
dinner guest of Mr. aHci Mrs. O. S.
Lake. Mrs Hattie Miller assisted
J the hostess in preparing the dinner
for the pastor and his wife. Come
to church our door stands open.
_j M rs, M. LakerJRpt??-?
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, Savings Plan
MORI A M
memory of the late Mr. Elijah
anuary 23 1U53. ,
ning star is rising, !
is bright and clear, II
1 world with beauty, '
4 you father,
ther we will meet yoiv '
beyond the sea.
ood-hy no never,
.11 win ever ho.
ler, we'll moot you.
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