The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, January 22, 1955, Page Page Five, Image 5
Mrs. Eil
- AUiEN TEMPLE A.M. K
. CHURCH " ?
Rev. E. I). Dreher?Pastor
??(ireenvillc, S." C.?Sunday Sehoo
1(1:00 a. ni. Today's-lesson deals
with the great subject, Christ tli
son of .thfc Living (Tod. and.'.rive _
lis a greater responsibility and v t
bigger job "To so touch-our pupils >
that they may apply their' hearts sunto
wisdom" Our desired out- >
r niiiH- that tin* ehildren^a^-weit^tre-=s
the adults know Christ as theii <1
personal Savior. Dr. Dreber'srovi?fr
of the lesson brought mil t
many things, but we cannot live y
without Truth and Love. Clas^ no. v
i .1:ii l l-ii.- i\.. tS . :
- X. SLIII IIUIU2) L IIU L>UII IlL'I', 1/1". UI'U- !
her teacher. ClaSs No. Seven. Ii
11:15. Morning worship, Music s
hy the junior choir. Dr. Dreher's f
ening, inspiring and instructive, v
Subject "The touch of Jesus." Text r
St."'Mark l.t41. He asked the con- s
- gregation to read throughly and i
pray fully the entire chapter. Touch t
he said is an ordinary action of f
, life but .the tourch of Jesus, gives
life,"heals the sick, open blind eyes c
inerease our material needs to { t
an over flowing abundance, makes j
glad those burdened with sorrow,-!^
causes our Jericho walls to fall, s
last but greatest, His touch upon v
the hearts of men gives life Kter- I
r- iial. "" ?
7:00 Kvening worship, Dr. I)re- t
her brought a great message J.
Subject, "The Fogl." This sermon p
? made ns think and closely examine i s
ourselves. He pictured to us the1
types of fools. Fool in his heart, I u
fool in his head,.fool in his morals,! !
, fool in his philosophy. This ser- ! y
men impressed lis so that we J <!
breathed a prayer, asking Clod to"p
our deeds that we may not he a >
fool if any type. One person united
with-the church. Mrs. Marie Daw-1
kins of Orangelmvg- S. C. join us
in the lparch of pennies,, wmi't , '
_ yui'! uni goal one million pennies'""*
by next October.
Many visitors were present. The'1'
Missionary Society is Sponsoring j f
program Sunday evening. Mrs. v
Rhoder Newton is improving. s
I'!7-+?7 I.vkes, Upt.
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BENNETTSV1ELE NEWS h
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Sunday morning services at al! [
the city churches were?gond?.? J-t
Rev. H. S. Wright and choir of (
Shilph Baptist church rendered an j x
Educational program Sunday after x
noon at Saw Mill Baptist Church j
sponsored bv Mrs. -J.ula Wright. I 1
the sum of $20,00 was raised. The j v
Missionary Society of Saw Mill i t
Church served dinner immediately 1
after the morning worship and col 1
Jccted $20.00, Rev . E. M. Ilrooker ! ^
is the pastor, Sumter, S. C.
The Missionary Society of Kv- | '
? ans Metropolitan A. M. E Zion | 1
church served dinner at the nar-!
?sonage after the morning- worship, j A
nice sum was reported at 7:00 *
P. ni. The pastor the Rev, Mrs. Jef j J
ferson and choir rendered service'
at Lever Green Methodist Church:)
On next Sunday evening Jan. ' ''
20,. 1955 Rev. U. S. Wright, choirs
and members will render service at j
the Fij'st Baptist Church of Camden
S. C. at 4:30 P. M. The pas-!
tor is a skint? a fl wlto will to ac-1
n
company him on this trip.
Rev. \V. F. McCoy and the good (
people of Reedy Branch Baptist i
Church at McColl, S. C. rendered j
service Sunday 7:00 p. m. at Min-!-.
turn Grove Baptist Church Rev I
J. A. Alsbrooks pastor. j 1
The Marlboi'o County union will n
convene with the Beaver Danl Bap | s
list church McColl, S. C. Jan 28-j s
30, 1955. Rev W G MtFadden, L
pastor, Mullins, S. C. ! a
The Pee Dee Educational and j t
Missionary union and Sunday I
School convention will convene
with the Mt. Olive Baptist church t
beginning Friday before the fifth s
Lord's Day in January 1955 Row- t
land, N. C. Rev. W. F. McCoy, k
pastor Bennettsville, S. C.
Mr. Jack Williams from Phila- I
dolphin, Pa. is home^visitinj? sister i (
and brother Mr. and Mrs. Eugrene J
Oopeland and other relatives and |
" friends. - :?- I
Mrs. Alice Zimmermon, Mrs. Eth j s
ertrre Cain, and Mrs. Candy Cain d
motored to Fnyctteville, N. G. last n
week to visit Mrs. Cain's husband ;i
Mr. Harris Cain who is in the f
Hospital there. j 1
On tin* sick list are Mrs. .Tulja i t
William*, Mrs. Anna Coleman, Mr j
lohnie Little, Mr. and Mrs. 15. K.
Ellison, Mrs. Susie Adams, Mr. I r
Henry Hradford, Mr. Eliott Cros-1
land and Mr. Cam Quick.
Callte S. McCoy, Rpt.
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CHEAT PRESENT C'lIUTIT ~
Itev. - CVA;--Thomas, Pastor
Andrews?Sunday. Ayas known
.'idely as a? rainy day, hut "in
pite of the stuey rain fall the
astor me}, the faithful and loyal
nd praising',lhr Lord when lie arivejl.
The pastor was pleased O'er
the effort which the officers
nd niemhor.s. made in order to
htm- the+r?interest- -m?-the af-iairef
the church.
The pastoj- called to w'ofihi'p af >
or which he lined hymn No. 124.
Jr. Sam Tisdale led the morning
irayer. The pastor told the yon-1
fvmrfif inn tlini t Iw. \?-*nil?l i
it- brief. After the sinjiinjr of the
ecr.nd by inn he took his text
roni St. John t:3t>, Theme, Livnjr
In a House . The. pastor was |
cry effective as lie delivered the I
nessajre. At the close of the mesa;re
the elroir-led in the chanting
f the land's Prayer. after which
lie pastor extended the invitation
or joiners.
The Young Pcopje Choir reiiderd
music for service and as usual
hoy stinyr with sincerity and
irtuse. .Mr. Lddie .Clary was miible
to .join them because of a
evere cold, but Miss Catherine
ilson. Miss Metjill and Mrs.
"rands McCrae led' the' choir on.
lie jiastors wife who has been suf
oritig with a severe?cold i* ex?
icctcd to return to' church soont
lie is recoverintj gradually.
Mr. Mark Ilurke, brother-in-law
f the pastor and a member of
b'd Hill P.aptist Cburch was out\
:uest. Mrs. Mary Seott prepared
inner for the pastor and' his
;uest.
Catherine Wilson; Rpt.
MT. /.ION A. M. lv Clll KCn
Rev. J. A. Duncan, Pastor
Service was very good on Jan.
th at the above named church
cliool. The lesson was. well djs-*
usso 1 l>y t. le, seven classes. l,esm
ii reviewed. by Rev. Kdge whicn
vis .very timely. Both banners is
itill in the young people class'
I. K. George, teacher. Col. (1.1.0
After the usual order of_openng
.with Rev. Muixy. lte\. Mcliac
il'id Rev. Kdge as pulpit guest.
Spiritual by the Jubilee choir and J
h" seniors in their places. A
outhing prayer by _Uev. McRae.)ur
pastor then came before us
vith a well prepared message
vhich was food for the hungry
ouls. We could only say as those
d old; Did not our hearts burn
vithin while, the man?of -(1 o <1
allied by Jl.lie way side.
It being (.omnumron day rr larger
lumber* renewed their covenant,
'ollection good. .
We were very proud to have a
lice number of visitors. Among
hem were Mr. ""William Bellamy
rom Winston Salem, X. C. Mrs.
'wine front Atlantic Beach, Rev.
lurry, Rev. McRae front Buckslort,
S. ('. Miss Mallony from
lennettsville, S. C. .
ilr. 11. R. Yereene has returned
iter , a most pleasant trip visitng
in X. J., X. V., . and Ohio
fliieh. lie enjoved very much.
Mrs. Katy Biango has returned
O Warsaw, X. C. after visiting
elatives and friends in the coin
lunity.
Our sick is still remembered in
Lulu Bellamy, Kpt.
IT CALVARY A.M.E. CIHRCII
lARTSviLLE? Sunday school
pencil at 10:30 "J>y the assistant
upt. Mr. W. Q Thomson. The leson
was discussed, in the various
;roups. It was inspirational for
11. We had one visitor who paricipated
in the school__ program,
,conu Clair.
Service bepan immediately "with
he order of service. The choir
an# "Silence in the presence of
he Lord." The scripture was taorv
from, the 6th chapter of Joh.
The morning messape was deivered
li.v the pastor Rev. W. K.
iainey. His text was taken from"
oh 6:11.
His suhject; Can we Snrine 'Sir?
le said (Jod blessed us in 61 and
pared us to live through the
eeds that we had domv. Hod is
nereiful and forgiving; slow t<>
nper, hut he will not he nierci
ul always. God forgave* us for
he sins of '5-1, hut will he do
hus in '55.'
Throe persons joined the clniroli.
This being communion <lay, sacemeht.
was served.
Collection was taken by tiro
stewards.
Benediction, Rev. Gaincy.
i
Noted
)son Deleg
White Church Hon
Carver In Stained
v Washington - (^WI')- A white
-1 h.pl-i-t . heret<>,
portray. smue of th'e tfi;eut Baptist
personalities of history", incitidihur
Hooker T. Washington and
t i'ti? Washington Carver, in the
\virwh.SVs; ,.i' i>,eir church SJon to
be constructed. . '
IThc |*ro^v^e<l structui:e_-jof the
First Bapli.-* 'chujvli, which is the
oldest chmv'i of its denomination
in Wuslri" '<>!!. p"o!iii?-es,to be one
of thje beautiful in America.
In revcvi!in?* ydatis last week to
The H"V. \V. Jernagin, 1>. Hr. Ed
ward I'll; 'en. pastor of Mt, Carmel
1 >:iI?tTSt -church.pointed out that
the stait'd glass windows portray*
ing outstanding Negro personalities
will be a"symbol of Christian
brotI'erb *od and. goodwill.
' "Naturally we expect to have
visitors from all o\"er the jyorld
.W'jxshu'l'iJi* in our church from
time to time, "stated l>r. Pruden.
"and I believe that these windows
.will lie a constant reminder of our
great PuptNt leaders and of the
love and respect which exists amorig
its who seek to follow in the
way they led." .
The windows will cost $500 each.
and the names of those, contributing
to them will he listed in t.ho
ivw ehnre.fi, so that the windows
will "actually he a memorial' not
mly To.tiic personalities portray
-1 in them hut also to the persons
v, lnT"helpetl to make the windows
possible, stated the Baptist pastor.
Believing that tliis * is a worthy
gesture, IV. Jernagin accepted tne
' responsibility of raising $1,000 for
j 'be windows to meiiioralize Booker
! T. Washington and Dr. Carver.
HF/IIIl'.SDA BAPTIST CHTRCIf
Bev O. Y. (iuodc, Pantof*
^ S. S. was vci y good indeed
with t h e wonderful sulrject:
'Thirst . The So.. Of The Taviir:
rod." S. S. was conducted by the
Supt. The teachers did their best
on teaching t.heir classes on this
most wonderful and interesting
subject. 1 think every one enjoyenjoyed?the
fine lesson today
with the onlitrhtir.tr memory selection:
I am the way, the Truth
and the Light: No one comet.b
unto the father but by me.
We were very glad to have Sis.
Martha Meador. her son-in-lawMr.
\Y. J. Myers, Mrs, W. .1. Myers
and their four fine little sons
to worship with us.
Owning In our pastor's injury
be received on Dee. ,28t.h for fcome
misunderstanding we didn't have
a preacher with us today but all
things work together for the
reo.l lor those that loves the
Lord; We had a glorious prayer
service and a testifying meeeting
which was so spiritual. There is
a time for all things. I feel it
was the time for what happened
today in Bethesda.
A iot of our good members
were absent due to the weather
I and . flu.
At .'1 o'clock the Jubilee choir
sponsored . a singing program
which \v a s inuch enjoyed. New
Hope choir rtri. ed $5.14, Se.lelia:
" 'ethesda, H.57; S i in s Chapel,
Whitmire, $8,411; Paridise. Red
Point, $7.7(5; FT nit FITI1 beyond
Whitpiire, $5.05. Total $:M.lb>.
l'hanks to. all. participants. Come
again for where there is unity,
there is strength.
We pray that our pirstor shal|
continue to improve and shall
-onn be able to* resume his duty.
Hope for ill the sick a speedy
recovery.
Iola A. Thomas4_RepQi'ter....
FR1KNDSII1P A. M. E.
CHIRCH
Rev. I). J. Zeigler?F'astor
P. S. 10.00 with the Supt. Mrs.
P.. K. Ferguson presiding;. Lesson
reviewerl'by Mrs. U. P. Alexander.
*t"tn"s^TT(v. (5 still holds the Fin.
att. banner. Teacher Mrs Emma
Young." .
TL040 Morning worship, Senior
ehoir rendering music. The pastor
preurhort sermon full of Tnspmr
fP.mo.n ?.:tR-40; "What
shall separate* us from God?" The
closing hymn l>y the choir. The
trustees made their usual monthly
reports.
The pulpit aid Hoard met at the
home of Mrs. Came FT Kollins,
I South Hell St.. I'res. Mrs. C. 1),
| Ferguson, presiding. One joiner
was connected to the church. We
were pr6ud to have encoui'ging re
- ggg PXUfl
i Chicago Lawyer,
ate United Nations
lors Washington,
Glass Windows _
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j marks l>y the pastor wife. Import
lint business was carefully take
under consideration. The h.ostes
assisted by Jessie Victoria serve
an appetizing repast. Miss M. M
Young thanked the hostess.
Friend activities will be varie
and many from now until our firs
I effort is well on its. way with th
! followi'fffr leaders, Each leader i
; asked to report not more thai
I Sll'O.OO and not less than $50.Ot
The leaders are the following:
Mrs. Ruth Alexander, George
| town District; Mrs. Bertha Bailey
on, Shniter; Miss Mary Dendy
1 Florence; Mrs. Clandis Fergiisor
Marion; Mrs. Julia Dillard, Dillion
! Mrs. A. J. Gary, Colmnhia, Mrs
' Bertha Ferguson, Newberry, Mrs
Kubye J .Grant, Lancaster, Mrs
Bessie Henry, Spartanburg, Mis
i Mattie M. Young, Edisto; Mrs
Mary R. Little, Charleston; Mr*
Leola Hill, Beaufort; Mrs. Nanc;
K. Pitts, Greenville, Miss D.'Mam
Shell, Greonwille; Prof. J. T. \V
.Minis. AhlaKulle; Mrs. Prueill,
1 Wallace, Orangeburg, Mrs. Dori
, Young, Manning, Mrs. < Carrie E
Rollins; Wateree; Mr. James Burn
! side, Kingstree. .
Church Reporter
REV. F.C. JAMES, PASTOR
Sumter? In spite of the rail
a number of persons attended Su
day School which began prompt
ly at ten o'clock. The discussio
in the classes were interesting an
reviewed by Supt. Martin, wa
J quite enlightening.
At 11:15 morning worship be
gan. Dr., James selected for tex
Philip 2:5, Subject: "The Mind o
Jesiis." The message which cor
lainell much food f<y thought, wa
i enjoyed by all. Music was fur
nished by the Senior and Gospt
j choirs. We
were hoppy to welcome th
I the visitors among whom wor
I some service men. We invite ther
to come often to all of our service?
Among the recent sick member
in our church are: Miss Evelyn (
I Cuthbert; Mesdames Alethi
Blake, Janie Thrower and Beni'c
j Rembert. We sincerely hope fo
! them a speedy recovery.
The Men's Club and Truste
j. Board met briefly immediately a
j fter "morning service.
The .Frank M. Reid Club met a
5:G0 at til", home of Mrsr. Luvenii
Waiters. The hostess served a lo
j vely repast at the end of meit'ng
Mrs. Aleth.a Blake, Pres; M t
I Phoebe B. Jackson, See.
The Ever ltcady Club entev.viu
eu at <:ou p. m. witn a pageant?
Highlights of fhe Bible. This \va
j an extraordinary program and wa
[enjoyed by all. Mrs. Sadie '.Jim-:
Pres., Mrs. Roberta White, Sec.
The Polio drive Mvas stressed
The pastor requested each' mem
j ber regardless of previous com
mitments to give ten dimes to th*
drive through the church.
The Bible "Study (Troup wil
i meet at church on Wednesday a
<>:30 p. m. Anyone interested ii
learning more about the Bible i:
invited to come,
Prayer meeting will be held 01
Wednesday eevning at 7:30. Yoi
are invited to attend .
_ M. C. Roberts, Rpt.
HKTIIEL A.M.E. CHURCH
Rev. L. Grady, Pastor
A large number attended thi
i morning services ami were detspb
1 inspired by the soul stirring me:
sage taken from the 3rd chapte:
I of Ddpiel and the 17th vers*
brought to us by the pastor, Rev
Z. L. Grady.
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?*v ?? hi ii hi m limit vwim i rmici vt
by our newly organized youtl
choir with Misses Frankie Hall am
j JlMTTita Heliums as organist. Th<
Willing Workers Club will mee
Thursday night at the home o
I Mrs. .'qrfifh Franklin. AH member
j are asked to btr present;
At the morning worship nex
Sunday we will have baptism am
oft Sunday flight the monthly rail;
j will be held. Refreshments will b
served by tho I. C. Butlers Clu.
at Mrs. Bitrksdalc house on Jer
* sey'street. We expect to see yoi
at these services and don't forge
i Sunday school at 10 o* clock. ~
Visitors are always welcome.
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Morris College End(
s General Assembly,
BLIND KENTUCKY POLICE
ll'DCK AIDED BY NEOKO ( ON
STANT COMPANION
"i
""( ynthiana. &y. TAXI1)? In this j
town, justice is I>lThd?literally as <
well as figuratively. ' ? i
~ tV (!!>?>ear-old blind police mags
istratV administers, justice in tli'is i
, ' m tills town aided by his _ Negro !
j constant companion ami "eyes," - ;
Forest Bryant, Judge Richard |
i Clary's friend, sits at his side 1
during hearings and unuhtrusivur ?
ly identifies document, and takes
e ,.
notes on proceedings. i
Bryant became the judge's in- ;
separable companion '\2 years ago
wnen he was a small bov Now t
arm in arm, the two jnen walk |
the city streets at a pace that i
' would leave the average person
hreailieless. ~~ ~
'| Just a slight pressure from For- .
'rest's fingers indicates to. the jud- !
' go that a crossing is near or tiiat i
an. object .is ahead.
BfSatn's wife, Marv, is a home
i
* economics. instructor at Bannoker
high scljool, 'fhe couple has won
the prizy offered by civic organizations
for the host - decorated
y
; house at: Christinas-tiine.
r When Hiyant isn't with t h. e
'. iudee, he is busy with .his duties
as janitor of t h e Methodist
* church.
' I Togeuier, Judge t-lary amrTmest
Bryant seryt* relentless* hut
?udctiutlie and equitable justice.
~ I5KTHFX A. M. E. CTIIIUTI
Dr. J.. Arthur Holmes?Pastor
n In spite of the rainv and fold
n weather 'Sunday, our Sunday -S?4i?
" ool opened with an appreciative
n group of children and teachers at
d their post. The lesson was lively
s discussed and reviewed. The superintendent
and teachers with cheer
l'ul faces welcomed this exception4
ally large crowd of children pre-'*
sent.
'?| At 11:U0 the Junior Choir marsIched
in to. hymn number .'id, (luide
'* Me O ThouTCreal TehovaTi.1' The
pastor made the call to worship
and our service opened with the
6 first hymn number 18(>, Salvation!
*: O the .Joyful Sound. Our?minds
11 1 were immediately set in motion for
j another chance to come toe-ether
3 1 oil this Sabbath Day morning and
worship a living Christ.
a The choir did an exceptionally
e good job on the beautiful Anthem
r "Inflammatus." Following the hymn
ef consecration our Pastor Dr.
e Holmes came forward and stirred
* our souls as he spoke to us from
the subject "The Power IJeyond |
> Wor4^.
a He said in his discourse that
" Christianity is more than the phi- ,
losoph.v of an ideal but it is power- j
' from above. "A man should have ^
character behind the words he j
* speaks, because Jesus plainly said J
on one occasion, "The words that
5 I speak unto you are spirit and are
? life."
' He; said further that the message
is always the man; its power de
pens upon the sincerity and con- .
viction of his own soul.
This was another one of our Pas
e tor's breath taking: sermons, full
.packed ami resourceful as spirit
' made itself around historic Bethel
k for another Sunday.
1 He appointed as advisors to the
* .Junior Missionary Society. Mrs Ka
tie Ruff and Mrs. E. R. Holmes.
1 This group is now preparing, for
Founder's Day Program, which
will be held on the second Sunday
night in February.
Mr. Bura Walker and Mrs. "S. R:
~~ Higgins were appointed chairman i
of the Men's and Women's Day
committee for this year.
Chairman for our Sacrifical pro
gram this year, Mrs. Ethel Pink-_
ney and Mrs. Helen Bass.
^ Our Evening worship this fourth
s Sunday evening will be held at Sid
r ney Park C. M. E. Church at 7:30.
3 Our pastor will bring the sermon
in the Fellowship Services between
Ladson Presbyterian. Bethel and
' Sidpey Park.
1 Our members were happy to see
^ our Church appearing in the State
3 Sunday Edition among several
' other white churches in onr city,
as one of the many churches in our
s city where men's thoughts an' mo- ]
?,?,! i - - -' --
^ iicavtru^ us \vu 1'iiirr u) wuf^
ship and depart to serve.
Again at our evening worship
^ our pastor closed this Sabbath Day
with a song service in which we all
? .gave vent, to our?personal?snugs ?
and hymns. This closed another
^ beautiful day at Bethel in spite of
the bad weather.
John Martin, Kpt.
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vwment Banquet Speaker
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ST.M ATTH.KW S \JH IT ( I.ASS KKV. TIIOM
P ASSl.S
On ^(fivt'r.ilior 2'i, 1*~? i a 1'i-vv' ?/;' Tin* Ii^v, 1
th<?' nii'inLfrs of <uu- r'Oiiin'.^hy ATirii.-.T? i- ei'' ,N
at- C'iinvunJ S? !io! t?.?- i? n ;i'-v ? ... *%!.<? <1.* <1
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i>f orjrunizinn'an .'? !:;!* -.Li--. ,Mi\ !<>ral !k -1 ; ti
l.'.S. Ross uvt-'?i .ii? i ifj-.an !'*>t ' *<*??' tal.
l?U* Kfunp. A >51?11 * |i< i :>m| <",r jT.-\i, -1<? rr '" .
:ion was.held, al't<r uTiicli tin- < >: aiiyfii .i ^
)ass was organized. The oi'iiicrs si'iiMim wa^
..... f. .11,... . U?.. v.. IIMl- . I
uv an PUIIU' .Mill:/., > . ikwmit.Min,
president; Mrs. Knnnu Hoacb Ve<-- the W uteree
x- tarv; Mrs, lie tila h <Heaton. ;-i-? . i - ,_Jj He v. W :
mrer; Mr, 1,^ .M. Kllis reporter.
l'he St. Matthews eomv unity* fa- '
nil)' Circle was -adeCtoil tti .I.i Mitt.lit? (.? Hey
is-the name fur t.ie ciuss. ' a<' knowi
The club is iiioviny ab i.y nicely other toueiiinj
inner the advisory committee com '*y ^r. "?
>osed of Mr, Mil Hampton Air. L. '.Mortran of <>
\I. Kllis, .Mr. T, U.-I'aris ami Miss in ti'nvUhurch
N. S' l''onl instruc tor l'< a to lti
Xew members are always we!, C *
robe as we are at '('iiuyard Kleraen- . '
ary School cadi I lie ..y arid l'.iiu C..L.
sdy nijtht front' 7:U<). until OUUo
BUY BONDS The Pi
nm'T jMiifi' TOTi?IIII ifcaM
' "MARCH'OF DIM
FRIDAY & SATURD
Kor each I'sod v ai or, New St ude
?on Friday ami Saturday.?aiuia
Capitol Motors will send a check
(in Hit' iirne ol lite ttnvoa^cfcal
"March of TJ/.nes cttnf^vij;n.
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1720 GERVAIS ..J
FROM BRA
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The ptcture at left was taken four years ago In O
when Larry McKenzie, then 12. was chosen Mai
Boy for that year. His arms were in airplane spl
an attack oT pollO. The plciuie at right ohows i
thanks to care and treatment paid for by the I
can.take part In Jvst about every activity any c
Your support of the March of Dimes will mean
thousand* of polio victims Ilka Larry who need
trsatmsnt before thsy can rssums a normal Ufa
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February 18, 1955. Alternate _
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president of ,
v- -a *! from a child' To niy iriends, who are sufii "i
Hit He.. Mays and i*?tr a:,-i loseing a many nigl. ;
tT remarks were mark- from nervous- condition and at >
Green~slnd Atty S. kidney ailments,
rangehurg. Internum I found one remedy out ?>f tl
conu-tary. man- efforts through a friend <
s ashes. - % n:-i* "ho tol l me of his kidn.
\V; H. Uuuaaun cojnplaiuts,. ami. how the Dr. .' -?
? - --rdrth erb remedies relie. l
dd idm.
'Cribe 1 0 ? begin to put forth efforts t t
i cuntact Dr. A. J. Goforth, And
i I MCTTA "> surprise his remedies re- ?.
VLlflr | J lieved, within ten days, so.that 1
. . , ' ' could enjoy a whole nights sleep,
getting up.
I And also to my surprise, Found
J7C'* - -lhutT-my- nerves were so much
jfuiJ I ypars.
Dr. A. J. Goforth, is not a M!J
AY hut a Herb Specialist. T o my . .-j
I friends who are suffering, would
- do- themselves a real favor t a .
'baker sold .contact Dr. A. J. Goforth; Eakt
rv? " t?1? Spnrtanhurg, S. C. R. F. D. 4
for'^10 00 I Health is worth every thing to "
>u.. an i suffering "Herb rem
to the lo ?igathered?frem?Mother
KarthrThey have no equals
liev.' B. J. Li gins
TTTtTW ANC'Ci Pastor, bounder and Bulldtr
l'"MI of the Ebene^er Bapt. Church?-??
y y i Spnrtanhurg.-S. G. _
Special BLOUSES .$ .20 ea.
l'rit-e ' ' SWEATERS.
i ladies & Jrs. , .75 ea.
C9Q11 SKIRTS _. .30 ea.
1 SHOES, ladies -;25 prr ?
WK I'ARTY DRESSES,
"u1r" $159 \4Sj kall coats * "" '80 **'
J \jj/l TOPPERS, ladies
, . _ . . , ' /iVJ & Juniors 1.50 ea.
I'll rive . <tkfiQ / Jrl' ' SHOES.
V*M??7 11 T,| boys & girls .50 pr.
I I Li PANTS OR SHOES.
:'!' -: $939' I n : suT/sVoHfe- Mpr'
U I U COATS, men's 2.60 ea.
!' I . SHIRTS, men# M a*.
'VI I I I 1 ^ -The above, are all present
t styles and were expensive
Jfl when new.- Mostly topOOJTA
named brands: suitable tor
tpoOt/ mmdrrt own use or for resale. Send
.... mnne?order. stating size,
I material, color (state see $2o9
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MT. P1SC.AH CHURCH
$599 I R?v' R- H Williams
I Sunday school was opened at
10:15 by the assistant supt. Janie
Johnson, clue to the illness of the
upt. and some of the teachers.
Sunday, school was good. The various
classes were taught and the a1
dult class was taught by the pas<2Qd
Q 'or. The lesson was reviewed by
" . Tanic Johnson,
tic SJfidQ Worship service began at 11:15
and devotional service was conduct
- - - od by Tiro. L. GofT and Bro.
- MDDLLfi Jr.tnes Johnson. 1st hymn O For A
- ?????? ?Thousand Tongues to Stng. Tnvo c.tion
by the pastor. The pastor
took his text from Isaiah 62:17. Be
V N ' mid I create a new heaven and a
? new earth and the former shall
rr<r? no* lu' remembered or come into
'LALCiK mind. Theme God is Universal. Our ''
castor preached as never before.
-The sermon was enjoyed by alk__
The thought he planted in our
LU1 w uintis is that God pardons and
. forgives us and he will remember
DTI 9 jo/jo I them no more. He cast the remI
O-4U0O I bej-nnces of our past sins in the .--j.
^sen of forgetfulness. ! ~
I? Quite a few of the students that
CYCIt have been away in school were B
a witli us during the holidays. The
Christmas pageant that was pre- ~
sented by the Mt. Pisgah group
was real good. At the close of the
sermon Holy Communion was administered
to a large number of
the members. Many of the mem- i
hers are' on the sick list. ,
Mrs. Minnie Gastin of Whiteville
BMany of thy students went back
scho -ls vv? pray for them a wonder
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