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Saturday, February 5, 11)33 TRADITIONS < ..... jmKKBu^^. ' Above are members'~nf~tb _: narv Fiipultv. They pose in 1 Hall, across l'rom the otlice c Seated at. the de.sk. is Dor right are Professors T. II. Fi kins (on leave), W. K. ('rum CarT C. lTIaclt iTf^the dcpartmc new seminary library. Ily \V. 10. Crtinilin Dickerron Seminary, the ins'itution for Theological trainyig o! ithe Seventh Episcopal ''District oi the African Met'hodist Episcopa Church, is located in Columbia South Carolina. The seminary is ? p:n-t pf Allen University. Thi founding fathers Stated iur then general objectives the improvement of moral, cultural and re ligious life of t.he Negro,, The!-* ideals set forth by the founder of AU(en University thave foi many years attracted pif-tors 'am p e r s o n s . inelhiod- toward tin Christian ministry to the Uni versify. A lien "University, ITTTtttOS, v.aoffering a degree in tlxrw, fields ' Theology, Law and 'Cla^yics'. lie fore the establishment of . tlii Se in hurry under its- own? Dean ?- - pastors came to Allen to s tin I > Theology in addition to othei subject matter. Those who di< qualify to study for a degree?ii Theology were admitted t o tin The Theological preparatory de partnient. Tlie-prilicijuil of?t+rtdepartment was responsible foi directing the students study pro rry otv* 11 n f i 1 bn vvsm *ffti mor advanced work. The. Seminary, since its begin ning, has always had a flexihh prgram for the pur.posc of meet nig the needs'of ntinisters-. At on< time, those pastors who found i Impossible?tn? become?resident students were offered corrospon deuce courses ton a smail fee o fifty cents ;i month. Students' ii ??? the CorrespomitMice?School laid t< come to the University for e>: aminatitions. SBUF HKLI* : The Seminary h a s- always Stresed initiative^ and hard worl on the part of its students. Thi: philosophy is reflected in th< motto of the graduating class oi 1917, "We will lahor for Chris ^ and the Church." Students .win were willing to work and win possessed scholarship have al ways been able to acquire then Theological traimu# at the Semi nary. Much of the cost train ing for B. D. students is cover ed by scholarships offered by th< . A.M.E. Church. C H RISTIA N CII A R ACTE R T.he institution requires tha persons preparing for the minis try be Christians. It .has always been the -purpose of the institu tion to help the student to grov into richer experience \yith . Cod Thee graduating class of 1910 hai "tw its m o t t o:..,_"T.he Mind o Christ." Students enrolled in tin Seminary are encouraged to at tend chapel daily, weekly prayei services and Sunday Church ser vices. ST I IDE NT ORG A XIZ A TIO X Dickorson Literary^ ,Society i the student" organization of tlu Seminary. It is responsible foi maintaining the social solidarit; among the students. Through ser mons and prayer service^ it add. *T to t.he spiritual fervor of the col f lege community. ? SOCIAL CONSCIOUSNESS Dickerson is and has be.cn, ai institution concerned with th mnnv social urolilems in the < 0111 ?iunity. The seminary has song' to relate its study to the man; social,", political a n~ d economi problems- of the conuinity. Th Department of Social Kthics of fers special training in teer.hni cjucs .of social chahgs as relate to the gospel P f Jesus Christ Community surveys are conducte by students. I.KAnV.KSMIP The eJiTor eiiiphltsls' of?Die hot son is to equip men for the pai hdi ministry. Alany graduates o the Seminary are serving in prat i tiically every area of the church . * I * I I - .? 3F DICKERSON | ' ' flJQicltpraon Thooloyical Semi-.J the Seminary'Library at Faith >1' ilislmp T'Vnnk "U-ulb-nn Koirl in H. S. Davis. Standing Jolt io , isher, II. S. Turner. .1. J. Jon-j liiLiind L. Ev C'rumlin. Rev. j mtal assistant in charge :.o:L.th<Smho arc successful rural pastorsj_ . while Olivers ars pastiuiujr laige.j . urban churches. f The Seminary is located in the ( capital city of South Carolina. Its 1 location offers- opportunity fori students , to study penal institu4 Hons and social agencies. Two > huge, well staffed and equipped p-_ nn^pifnl< n>-o lnioitpil i n clo.SO . .proximity tTTThe Seminary;?T.hH-. allows excellent opportunity for . clinical training. ' t SCHOi.ARSII 11' 1 The newly erected Faith Hall J . houses the Seminary Library. Ex7h tensive bTTTfioaraphies are pre par-1 ed by the faculty and. the- stuiire encouraged t o read' - widely; Materials on technique of re enroll have been nut at t.'icdis-!' rvprntat-nf" students. Tin-: .NISTUA'I'KKN- - I ^Bishop Frank Madison 1 iv.?1. tin*. 1 Episcopal loader of South t'aroi > lina, is a strong advocate of a ,i better trained ministry. Bishop.) _ Hoid has I icon most cooperative i ! and helpful to students who luivo | desired attending the- Seminary. President Sanuile It. Higgins, t.1 President of ' AI .en l'nvorsity t ts himself a 11 ordained minister o f . .' the A. M, K. Church. President I , Higgins strongly believes in the, _ Bible centered 'curriculum. An ex-! j J i. in mat ion including the EngTTsTi~ t Bible is required of all graduates. Lt| . For iivl'ormati"n-relative to the ?! li, 1). degree and the I!. Til. ile* gree, please contact Dean Hen-, j' dy.rson S, Davis, Dicker.-on T'heo, !oi ical .Seminary. Allen I'niver. sity, (V>liimbin;i?Smit.'-i Varolimr. BOCK I'D It I) AM) (IIA)VKU | ( IKCFIT ' ... 1 Rev. It.II. Hampton, Pastor . < j s> Nt, Car tu?l Cast thy burden , | upon the Lard, and he ;.'.ia!t sus:* f i- tain thee: He shall never suffer i the -. righteous to be , m o v e d. Psalms i>o:22. A few of -Uui?l.aiLiili>L u.lie. mel 1 for S. S. After the order of serj vice a subject on "Man's Nature land need," We-4?ivo h;t$|| studies1 ! about God,- Now we study about i man. God made man in holiness and righteousness but man chose to follow the suggestion of Satan and fell into sin, Sin is an awful thing. It is Satan's tool to sept erute us from Clod. Wo left for Spring Grove Bap? . tirt church to attend the funeral of Mr. Robert Tuvker, Revs. J.A, , Wolls, J. P. Pcnsin and Warjllaw mounted the rostrum. Rev. Ward-1 j law lined: "0 For A Closer Walt f! With God. Prayer was offered by Rev, Pcnson; Song.-Mr. - A, ?L).j. Wheeler made remarks on the life ' of Mr, Tucker as a mason and friend of the needy, Mrs;- Faiipiw Rodinson as a peaceful member of the churchy Sen, L. L, Hester as an honest servant,'Mrs. Caroline Rollinson read the cards and , obituary. Mr. Robert Tucker departed; this life Jan. 22, l'.150. He was the son of the late Dave a n <1 Sally Tucker. He was born lSOT-i in WiTTTnglbn. ~ ~ Was first a member of the Lit- ] tie "Mill Baptist. Afterward joined Spring Grove Baptist Churivi, l whefe he lived a loyal member. lie leaves a wife, 1 brother,"' 1 sister and a host of relatives and friends of both races-. Rev. Well read the 'dOth l'salms! and preached from the 25th chap-! lor" tityi - bird verse*- Sobjects -"I was a stranger. The Masons laid hint to rest. Sleep on. Mrs, (' 11. .1., Reporter | j Subscribe To | | Subscribe For"" Leader .1 i' i COD CIVli I S MEN msiKH'S MINISTERS AND I -AY MEN AT A TIME LIKE I1I1S Continued from page 1 i i I , ?-COD CIVK US MEN" 11c. no duyhl, was thinking of j | men in al walks'of life, hut 1 am interested- pi imaril'y in men in an 1 for t'k A. M. K; Church ami in it ii'tuf v. I ;> that end 1 write, rial t iat end 1 pray t.'iat Cod \ ling) t give us men to lead, Co. *ei \ in, :.rul support the A, M. , II, satis? in commensurate with ( tiie'r jiportnnitic.- an every ex- , l>andii'g. world \vi<!e program. ( Ali. iii'st appeal is to our Chris- | Can Kalii rs in Clod; and this I ; believe, tea every mohiber in tiro ? A. M. E. C mreh higilv respect"!. (i,... u.i i - niv i iiiii ueiuiljrs IU I lit' :drfice'?f itm* Bishops*; even -when tiietv are obvious. inadequacies, on | their pur;, of the accepted standnrds of t at o-l t'iee. But when al' r.i.ns !J'" r uniimmiI.m made t,? | 'ne effect that- "our bishops iiavo 1 am e.ati t > then : lyes, by uu>- j pat ion of jmjih'iritv. absolute die- ' tutorial wei*. the power of a '< .".oi.aiih ''T i- \ ?ji-Tj rrftd o'ohtrobh the total, 't'-mnovi', spiritual anil ' " uu'hd o fairs of?our ebureh ineludiiur a I iiep.'rtnieuts, boards,; spoon! , e-initnittees. .In .Hem I and <'om.ert on d ('' -.mci! are no e>*eenlier , 4?iat ura!Iy on- is led wander. v! "Not v. i' hsundine: legislation by the (ienrrrl < (inference" and t.he resulljftsr laws'.and rules in .tit;:! ' Discipline' lliereftonr, it is aljcjf-: ed front replitahle sonrees that j some of etif i.ishons ha've' ben 1-iuiwn to over-rule- or chancre the: vtid Ceneral i t on te re lice?Lrui. lations. e motited t? the' hattds of ] t.'<> ('ompila!.iot Coiiimittee to be. printed and- substituted instead, i law; and filler id suit t/uir own! purposes. I f this is true is- js in- j creditable. Why-should Doers? nil luvntr equals in power -p?vd?authority, n and elect cm I for life, vie for contra)... of religious institutions or Oi eanizati. its of' the magnitude of j Die A. M. K. rbnrch. if thn,v t-? du'the -fair-'arid ritrhi 1. tinjr nil in it? When vim realize thin.. t ; c ioi,n s*niii'y? r.onormni HUM i m)? !i';n('iit in our Metlvdism for 0 n "bishops is ititmtw tturn that 1 f nip- ot'vM Protestant Denomination yor wonder _ \T7iy should there e\cr I o any question of hon (stv :u;?i vol a itv whore money is concerned. I am not yet convinced 'that originally it vis intended tthe nffi-r and Mower of a should ho :."t' oratic or ,li tat "rial. Wlion a Chri thin Ministin. our denomination has been ehwnted for life to t ie highest office. honor and position in' th ?? gift of "t lie (l.'.i roll, it seems, that! if t ail it is possible to do right, h and. live, above the suspicion < f re- j vciVi'e, hate, reprisals etc, among I his.. pecr^?or any over shojiL.jha| may have the oversight. It is, sheer nonsense to proclaim thatjnotiiipg is wrong with our church] or "its present form o ^operation ( ^Vorse, still' t'> pulilielv claim that, all the bishoos "are together for it ; wejfare. For it is too. obvious that all the facts prove otherwiser Fur?the hnrt-?fifteen?rrr~ twenty years, as church obser vers know, there has been a flagrant disregard for the Discipline of our Methodism, especially 011 the nart of many?of out' Episcopal Fathers but also many of our ministers.?P .hold?that" except " some changes are made in theso malteiis ami soon, there will be: litt.e or no reason to attempt to j change later. It does not make these who ] love the church feel good whey; 1 they frequently hear such renia'rks as' '"'Out- bishops are dranfcwith n'ower." "Our church is a' racket.",, "Whats the racket in] this meeting?" "What did they do with all the money we rai-1 sod?" "Why should the bishops draw an iron curtain in t.he Conn- ; cil ? "Vlhat's tho Secret?" The] 'Touncil has -made no pronounce- ., meet for tho yood of tho church for yoars..' 'Should tho bishops ho allowed to vote at the General Conference?" "Should the bishops monoplize membership on all tho boards and accent Honorarium-: from each?" "Shouldn't a. bishops total expense come from tho Finance Department? These and mnnv other remarks are constantly .heard from the lins of leva' supporters of the Africaan Metholbt Episcopal Church? why ?." I hold that our Rishops, like our Ministers, are leaders in a democratic church and Christians above nil else; servants, not hds="~ sesC spiritual advisors and counsellors pot Jrivprs. A his.hop- like a minister should he the embodiment of humility and human per fccTTruvr His~*privnto and nuhH' j conduct, betrayed in bis attitude-1 toward others should be that of, j the replica of the Lord Jesu-'M. Christ's: otherwise we misrepre-' sent -Him. M t V T AU?COMRADE- . . SUP' A vT) THE CHURCH SITUATION As l.aboyei^s together with God. w? have i JT peculiar tie which binds W tofrethev; perhaps, in bends of trrenter security than anv earthlv ties. In I-CoHnthiuns we find those words: "For " 'I IT IJlilOi ri S injrC'TIU'r WlL'l find: vo nrp (iod's hushnn.lw. vo nro God's Puildinjr and in I-Cor^ .i'lthiw 1:1-2 "I.ot a man cotin* of us, n? of" tho ""MmiAtorf of Chris*. and; 1 ho Stewards of 'ho ntv -'ot ios of God. Mnroovrr i* i: mini rod in stowards. that' a man l>o found faithful." If t^o diovo is t.'io basic vnniromont for this ministry, why <To wo suhin'rato ourselves to positions w.'mpo wo oanpot vindicate our ' llinir? It lias boon niv ohsc-va*u<n tt'pt nivoh of tho all"'rod us. | "' "ution of anthnritv hv I'm w? \lrioiw Mut hodist = Episcopal Church-, havo boon *?nhant who Ccfw-towed to the bishops and manueverod honorariums out of othor people's money to in I ! rHE PAUflWT gratiate themselves for personal ungrandizcmetit an.) promotion regaruloss to what happens to his less fortunate brother, this is not i luislian. It is understood that | rytuocacy' is rampant anions us, l'Vin to the .point of rapidly be-|?# .onung the standard of our min-j ' is try today. '1 he principles of fip.i t and righteousness and pro!>ef 1eegard for the truth seem to lave gone with- the wind. Hence c-K'.*-fi->""C:i)I) GIVE US MKN"! That manhood in i elision might not be subjugated or suppressed, liishop Richard'Allen with four i-een other men stacked out of St. deorge's elrureh--to establish free iuni. liberty; and ministerial sc. :urity for themselves and their posterity. Our schools were estabi led primarily to train men in <uli. heip, and .brotherhood and -pirltuul freedom and to propo:ate the sitfhe to those whom they* -erve in iilj generations, l>oth?ii| xuiehlng and preaching. "God our Pother, Christ Our Redeemer, and Mail our . Riot her" on the Mass head of our-?ihiUti-.m T?pr?r.|p|- 1 believe, was not an accident, but a divine mandate from God. These very principles for which our "Fathers sacrificed so much :vnd f?>)' whiciv Hie A.M.I']. Church was horn, seem to be denied the nresent day ministry. in"iv seems to be a trend, on vhtv part ??f many of our bishops, to disregard intellectual Ministerial Training in_ African Methodi*-ni "'n.t for it't or so fift'i mo "ve? h1', r '."irate an:! eliniinti?.w"ll p'vn-red . mi "sitters who to d'ag-roe, cheilmge^ or think r.si'1 > xpress themselves, on int-.given statement or uot'.on of i l>>s,idn--mat,ers rot lie wrong that bishop may be ( ,r>d they? -an 'o no?v ronrr), hed? ; ibstitute ? modiorrt-v at th : c.xnn ise;: of we 1 trn'n *d leadership and sonretimes.j satisfied T'oajrrejrot'ons. In many 1 instances for self angrandi/.ement retaliation and Just down light! revenge, because they have the! nower to do so. under the cloak of "Godly Judgement". - This is where Love for Brotherhood and Ministerial comradeship, -should assert itself, I am afraid thattoo miif.H complacency concerning the future of our Methf>dism anil the security of our Ministry, awe fn evi.lenco. . Whi'c, it is importatnt _that obey those that have the rule over f.'iom-- rrn one should rrrtCT iute,.ra conspiracy to destroy .another brother minister for his own pro- > 'notion. i\o person whom God han j f'l'cd to preach is so' worthless i that.he deserves death hv othor?l wl\om Cod has called to preach since it is the duty of the church o help, to save men from do * traction, and.he tht source of insuM-ution to them to live. OUR 1 AVMKN Our laymen are the prime fac.- . tors in our Methodism just as other laymen are in other denominations Y.'.ey "are tlie exponent of patience, tolerance, faith anad untiring loyalty. For the most part, thev accept all - types- *gra.les and classes of ministers and their families wiithout much cbmplfrining as well as. the local and general claims of our church. "Pnr?this and?other good?deeds |? t.hey have'-and are doing, they i merit great credit. But who knows how long our good laymen j will continue to do this except! we're willing to put our house in I order. - III h poem paraphrased?I?agatr > appeal, siitccre.'y to our bishop's. > mirt'sters and laymen? ( "Woodman spare thaat tree. Touch not a single . bough. In vonth it sheltered me. And I'll protect it now." j. paraphrased ?llBishons. ministers, laymen. spare this church. . ,i You and I know how, Ir. youth she cradled all of us, " We shouKf come to her rescue f: now." e BROWN CHAPEL A. M. E. 11 CHURCH Rev. X. E. Crumlin-?Pastor ^ \\ Arthurtown?S. S. was at the ^ usual time with the Supt. in char- * ge, along with the co-workers. The (,j lesson was very beautifully taught ^ ami reviewed by Miss Carolyn Tay lor and Supt Simpson Jefferson. ^ %v At 11 o'clock, the pastor ascend w ed the rostrum, and brought the (j( morning message as* never before. V( His text was taken from 1st King: q King 20 chapter through 40 verse. tv Theme, Heing Busy the "Wrong ^ way. Our hearts \yas made to feel good from good words. Each pre- ^ sident made their report on the an- ? njversary rally for the?Building ? Fund;- ' ?v- f Willing Workers Club; Mrs. j s Laura Jefferson, president. $23.00' a Trustee and Stewards, $12.00 Ush 0 er Board, $12.00 Youth Club," To c tal $47.00, ? f! Missionary, Mrs. Clemetine Wit- n liams, Pres. $30.00, Jubilee Choir: t Pres., Mrs James Childs,. $22.29. ? Grand total raised, $141.30. t (In Sunday night the pastor and 0 members made their way down to f Header Point A. M. K. Church and v ' enderpd a program. The little church is progressing and great- o ty improving from the leadership ( <>f Rev. Crumlin, also l>oth church- *: cs are moving on up and asking the f prayers of everyone that we might k 'nave success in the future day, i with the cooperation of our pas- s tor. We are looking forward to \ Founder's day on Saturday even- t ing. There will he a chicken sup- c per given by the Youth Club. 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' " ~ ~ ?:?: All the Protein, Calcium and B-Vitamins of Fresh, Whole Mil And you can prepare new Carnation Instant as rich you wt sh! ~A-s+ngle-extra. tablespoon of Magic Crysi per glass givck vpuiFfamily 15marc of these import I ~ ii, teeth and good digest And a richer flavor chTTcTveTT~love. Use Carnation Inst for drinking,, over cereals, in cooking. No special reci BMi needed-just use liquid Carnation Instant in any re< New?from Carnation. ..World Leader in Evaporate* IMlllU " from Contented Cows" **? i(TI\ I TIES?IN*. A NI) AI {() 1 N I > The tru-.te.es -were engaged in H t ORRIS BROWN A. mTk] -.a rally That was ciiinaxed very KI'IICH" j - ?- -successful!v. today. Rev. .1. C. Quarlos, I'astnr Kveiy fifth Sunday members- of " l ie St e\ynr,less M.?r.!-?! that's <erv ' v Corinne K. Bradford. Reporter ing also 1 i 11 the oolieytinn. for the y day. Per? n. r.eting l at ca* '' "Faith marches- at the le ad of p.^j-y t (|h;. ( .1 :? he army of progress. It i< found; Tay]or. \V. Ulrkerson. C.K. Brad-j T eside the most refined life, th";' |-01:t, I,. GreOhe. -Mrs. C. 1-; w reest irovernmeht, the profound-;- Rradffid announced the amount C st philisophy, the noblest poetry] <)}- offering received. I at ?>e purest humanity," i "Kp.chs of faith are epochs of | F T. T. Munco- frUj:fulness; b-.itc epochs of ur.- S It is a wonderful privilege t< ' h?Yvt ver * glittering. are' h: e a"Hle to attend the hou-e rt\ |,;iITt>1 (1f ell ' permanent good." I or&hip and to he able to par- ] ?Goethe' in tke of the spiritual hlessitur and > ' p, ourishment of God through well M.-uks .Brown Church Marches .p iiosen and we.l spoken words of Oh. jt is ordained servants. Mortis Brown A. M. E. Church j*. r r~ < '. as indeed honored with the pros] |.\\ nee of -our truest speaker, I're WHO'S IN TIIK NKWS A I j j ent S. It. Iljggins of Allen I'm- MORRIS BROWN A. M. K. |-' ersit.v. Our pastor ?ltcv, .L, Lk CHI R( H . juarles introduceil t h e speak'"-. ( orinile Bradford" | |p f the occasion who brought us a 'onderftil and inspiring messatfe. AVho .was seen as-ing wit a C lis text was taken from I Cor. the Palmetto Leader?but Mrs. (\ :23. Thee theme of "which was Edna W. Bennett. i oi Untried Power." Who was seen paying t_heir full, ""President?Biggins laac Uoauft:. n^scssntcnt for tin- rally but Mr. K ul examples of the puwciLnf Jc 1 Ben \\ liite^ Henry Brown. 1. A. o us Christ-ixtul what He-can d ? LaSaine, W. I). Bradford, Mariott o: nd will do for us- if we would j_Strahle and others. K nly have faith in Him and so'!- Who was seen shaking hands t, it his hoi)). This In- portrayed with President S, K, Higgins, n hrough the., story of H ind liaise- \ "tint Mrs.?llnttie Collier.?M> * .?^ rius who called on Jesus Christ Y, Johnson. Mrs. Mamie Smalls, n o restore his sight and his pray-( Mrs. Mamie Johnson and many j, r was answered. He also told oi l others. C' he woman who had an issuance Who was seen inching for the u f blood and when all doctors. Pa motto Tenderer l>M Mr. Fd- ), ailed, Jesus Christ healed' thai yard .Vields, Mis. Kt'oel White, lomaii. I Mrs. C, Anderson, and Mrs j President lliggins ' ..expounded j Wasmngton. ,, n the theory that thd Crucified i Who was seen paying the l'lo- ,, Thristt to the Jews, was a stumh- ral .Club's assessment for the \ ing block, to t.'no Creeks, it was rally but Mrs. S. H. Urown. | oolishness because they :didtT*t W1 joined., the Parsonage oluU? mow. any better, but to Chins'- t 'day but Mrs. ilattie Cilhert, r.ns, He is the ' way, the trod * wits seen talking to the ' ind the light. His ohTircr'~sfrVmor.' i aiinotto - i.endcr reporter, but-* vas so practical and realistic Mr. \\ il.iam t ochran. hat if we would only live ac- Who was soon playing for the 1 'ording to these words our lives Jr. t liurcli choir' today, but Mr. 1 vould be very full and rich.- lie A. l'ligen, Mr. Robert Hudson' mat. !I i.l? i-U?^miiir.n Ai.iL)i the xinv- chouislcr. ( nff r.f a lveAiitiful hymn, "I'm Co- W ho w a s : eeh f ushintT "to ng To Trust In The Lord 'Til I church but Airs .Margaret Marti!"., to hear Dr. St R. Higgins, F <+ - ' PII< yivg mB mk ffiaj I rstals.can do it...prove it yourself: ,| j ^^|Hh ^ Jaffa ",|S^ jaf&ftf E OR HARDEN! FRESH MILK FLAVORT overnight, powderyT Only Carnation brings you the true, full :y Brand Y rakccl Trrrd flay or <if freshest pasteurizednonfat 2_ : tarnation Magic Crys- "mitk~-^TT>7rrrTifratr.d in Magic Crystals.??, i or harden - do not ab- Unlike powders or flakes, exclusive hbing ' Caynation Magic Crystals burst into fresh truly delicious fresji-flavor non? ~ ' --r 1 from fat .milk?ready to drink ? in For drinking, jflB SS.?, ?S8| Br 1- IdMlM.y- SaveVion-?F" ^ " *' v : ^ Milk Billsi ^ HURON BAPTIST CIU'RCII Friday - morning. Jan. 28, 1956, ?Kt'V. )V. I). Cokcr. 1'asiot- }?>li. Firming 'tvas the sun of ? ' I i.'io iiite . Mark and Fronia Flerr Js. S (iih iiciI al the -usiinr" Hmr :nc wn-s Imt n in Laurena County, t i;i!.d u-uvhVr- at their August In.- 1871. He was a well )?: of duty. The. ies.-on was known citizen of Clinton, where : .t:iiy taught fiom the sii;- he spent-his entire life, A mom- , ct: "Van's Nature and Need." rer of Helpon Baptist Church and iH* damn i offering slid remain attended until his health fai.ed, it.'; class No, l;>, - Mrs. Mamie several years ago. Remarks by o! or. teacher. . Banner .Attend- Dea. Kichaid Rice, Solo, Mrs. Aco. Class No. 8. Mrs. Alice nianda Gary. Cards, telegrams r'f.itt, teacher. For the last few and obituary, Mrs. Marie Gary, ardays several new stadvnis Kulogy, Rev. Coker. ivr boon enrol < .'. His survnors are: Two daufhA11ei TiTT mm h.mj .a ' . 1 ?t?t?.?ali.???! noila?Fleming, CI n lisie wi.- m charge of the lio-t- tom-Mrs. Mahlo Gary, 'Charlotte, si Chon.us. Mr. .lames Kennedy N. f.l Four sons, Messrs, Henry ' tile piano. Morning message by i- wiring1, Jr. of Alexandria, \u., iv, Coker. William of Charlotte, N, C.; Sam tin'Ul son.; erviee \-\ the J inio- a. ?l Mopes ol' Clinton. f> grand. 1011. \ lua Fruitt. pianist. children and four great grand (V- were nappy tp have Rev. 1>. sons. Zeigler an ft* Jus?mvmbers?o f iieury s r un,eral Home i r> riendship A.M.K. ( hurt h to'wor- charge. lip with us; .icy Ze;g'.er lie : : . TercnF" a ;:?b.e the';r "rrfT? -Klvl.MON r B A MUST CHI RC (I Mis- la e Riith Faciei. I'-wa'. ,\j .'Rev. W. A. Davis, Pastor hi 'ire, Kinniii"J-t-i-m a-ilf Annie I.', I Sd versti eet?S. S. began as usoker were Sunday .timber guests i ua! with the Supt. in chargeTThe 'Mr. and Mrs. Rutle\ke liiil. i i^ssn was wonderfully taUght by Funeral services for Ma. A.ey'Dea. Shepherd and a review was inarcl was*.lie' 1 .la':i,:u'v _m g veti by Rev,*. Boyd. After whien . :00 p.m. ?.'n. Kiii.it.i v...- n Sunday Sc.'.mul a^ress was def lHc. late * Speiue.- and Midi-.* iivered by" Miss t ueKster 1 ribble, inard. Born "'in' New berry ' (''o";.;-7 Immediately -after S. S. ? Rev. May, !8SG. He was a fai.'n'ful Boy<l accompanied by otners' aslember of Flint Hit: limti-t ;. U cetAied the rostrum and preached rrvfd fill- over :'n year A'M" i xlit' 111issionury sermon, tie used loving to ( linton, lie eonneci.ed text Acts: 214, and chosu imself w i t h Hebron l.,.pt,s."! l'or a subject: "Tear Me Down." . l. i ... - < .. .1 ... . 1I (? \Vfl>4 pn ifiV Pfl Iw ? I1 nrpunn r in.i t'll, lum aiu-nu. h'P1"'! ; > ? r.v?v.,?( mil his health failed He-mark- ?nd we ^ere glad to have with us his ON-pastor. A; - . A.A. Sim- <'Hoir of the Scurry's Spring Bap i | ni.iti S (' an i "' ?....... i. i- ti>l church. This was the ending ) j i! 1 "f |lu* St. Vaughvi.le l-'nion meet j lso cavil- ti'*; - i - . .1-"':'K A\ hu-it had its beginning on . ...... <t .. , Jan 21*, with the introductory ser- I V D Coke' '! -.? i- ii. ; ... mon being preached by Rev. I. B, ? 'Hnt I lill rentei y, Brooks. _ _ | Afterwhicli a topic, title: "The ' He is hivi\ ?-d C* ir \ if*. Union 'meeting," opened by th? | tmelia Kinai ti. l.-..r d. i ht. :,. ^eed oi" Trained l'eople in our 1 Tos la; o... . i. , gic ?-. N PcS. Sheppavd, and followed by ' ie Canieron. 1 ois (h-poland, An- others The Doctrifial' sermon was t lit- Mil'.' l.ewi-.. T\> > '- - ili'leiv ..I'.'il bv Upv T 11 U 1 "V , w, , AiUIU- * \l? \ Kiiuii.i. .!i". nod moods. \\'e had u wonderful ses- | \ Kinati'. : ! ...m oe uic praying that our 1 niid's a n tl Stoddard Fin.i i.d Union wil^ continue to growl Last rites?hrdri?fW?iVhr;?1 tonry . ? leming, who departed this life Cue Ester Tribb.e, Rpt,