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Saturday* March 19, 1955 Sensational Africa In Southwest Airn I.ONItON-? (AND Sensational 1 finds, showing tlmt primitive Africans anticipated so-called pre sent day modern art and rock art, have been made by a University :?Johannesburg professor. In a preliminary announcement in the British anthropological jo-. . nrnal, Man, Prof, R. J. Mason_gaid~ lie has found a 24-square foot ?painting covering a rock surface. He found it in a hitherto un? known valley of the. Brandberg - mountain area in Southwest Afri 'ja. Mason described the painting as being -^conceived .in terms of color areas, carefully balanced and organized to give the impressionthat the artist was. representing an idea and not merely' playing-with colcy." . . . MasOn asserts that the work is unique among African art paintings which he said are almost enj tirely naturalistic in "conception -^-wnd'ATJtTtflstrAct as.in the pew 'discovery. , ^j^plate has been assigned to the painting but it is -believed to j be "prehistoric." Were its associations .and situa-j tion unknown, this painting could easly he assigned to the atelier (studio).of some European painting in the 20th Century abstract tradition," said Mason. - ?? 4 * . . Liberia To Attend Asian-African Conference LIBERIA'TO ATTEND ASIAN AFRICAN CONFERENCE MONROVIA, Lib.(ANP) -Liberia ?- has accepted an invitation to at- j tend the first Asian-African con- j ^ fei;ence .which is slated for Bando-[ ??eng, Indonesia, April IH. j 1'he African republic will join: Ethiopia and the Gold Coast a is representatives of the African Negro at the historic conference. The Asian-African conference has been initiated by Premier Nehru of India and other important ? Asican ' loaders and some ."0 n;i- ! tions have been invited. The aim of the conference is to.promote good. will and cooperation between the Asian and African people* and to advance__their common interests as well as to further economic relations. \ Great Britain, France. Belgium and other European colonials were.! not invited. The United Statcs'j was also left off the list of invitees, j Although the United States was1 excluded. American citizens are free to pro as ' unoilTcial obesrvers. I At least three or four Americans are known to be going. Among the ' se are: Congressman Adam Clay- j ton PowdJ, Mrs Eslanda Goode Ro heson, wife of famed singer'Paul Robeson; Dr. Marguerite T'art-I wright, a correspondent, and Wil-! liam Worthy, a writer who has a-j Tinonnreil he \yjll do a series of articles for The Crisis on a trip to ' Russia he will make, presumably i following the conference. A1.4o going to the conference and expected to write a series of articles on | it.will be Dr. Carlton 15. Goodlett, j publisher of the San Francisco Sun Reporter. The 1.Iberian delegation is expected to be headed by Acting Sec j rotary of State Monolu Dulkuly. | Ofhcals in the government say"! that as liiany"as 10 I.iberiims may make the trip. ST. JAMES A. M. E. ( HI R< H Rev. E. William .Fudge, Pastor Abbeville? Please read your Rible, Psalm ".'57- Now make it f yo.tir duty to live for Jesus: j Where ever you are, doing your / duty in his holy name and brighten ing every corner-everywhere on land or?sea,?wberevor?nuiii is found. A beautiful day with large attendance, the junior Sispt. in charge with a cabinet of seven teachers and other officer's entering a delightful discussion. Topic"rraycr In The Christian's Life" the lesson was reviewed by Prof. Mims, one of our greatest Laymen. Wonderful words of inspiration were spoken by our pastor and Pro. Johnson. Service on time with Miss Jefferson at the instrument and the Senior Choir singing praises to the Savior. Our meditation music was very good. Prayer by Pro. Lee., Our scripture text was the Psnlin. Our spiritual message was taken from FcClesiasts J?T2 verse. Theme. "No Quiters, Just Keep On!" Ask Jesusrs TTeTyr atrd - you'll see him. j ' ) ' ' ? ' J n Art Finds :a to itio? saints. Let ns all praise tin* Savior. We haw a number of sick i members being visited and remembered"* at the throne of (trace. Our class meeting services were very soul stiiring, All leaders re[ ported their sorlders Marching Up S The Kintfs Highway. ; ?>Irs. White and Mr. Calhoun, j conic again you 'are always welI ennio 1 -/? noil' ? 1 , ~...v .it, ,, mi u:> iii-Ai/ mmuay at our- Quarterly Conference. All groups arc doing their best ? Pastor, \vc thank you for your well prepared food you delivered to make the grade, let its tell of an individual. Mrs. Haddon who did a golden deed, at a needed time. As tve all know, we arc I known by oiir-woyk. Along with Dr. Mints, all our sick members are being remembered at the throne of Grace. -Hear the. call-Got right with God. Mr*.v M L.U. Jenkins, lint. STANKY KEEPS EYE ON HROOKS LAWRENCE, CARDS' AC'E-IN-THE HOLE St Petersburg. Fla.-ANT'-While the St. I.ouis cardinals Founded out the first week of spring training here, manager. Eddie Stankey kept 41 watching eye on his- l'.iol "Ace-in-the hole, H rooks Lawrence. He did this for two reasons. First of all lie wanted to make is rot overworked in early spring (bills. Second, he wants to nuikc_ sure tliat the?star pit/her dues nothing that will contribute to a reeurreance of the stomach ulcer which kept him in a hospital for 10 days last season. Rtnnky couldn't help hut he concerned about Lawrence. Jt was IjUvvionce. en 1 l"i| ;iu' "Hull' hy hi:lenmmnlos Ocean -c ol Ins torptio endurance, who came to his rescue when the Redhirds were hitting the skirl? last .June. In little more than half a soai Son, Lawrence compiled the amazing record of 15 wins and fi Tesses. and an eurncd-run average of ;j 71: Ami he did- it despite the fact that he was sidelined for a while with a spiked ankle.. In compling his record, Lawrence established himself as a work horse who turned in .startling performances with as little as twTT days rest. >lc('OLL MiWS To all mcnihers and friends of the NAACP, we are asking you to meet Sunday evening at three it' Tlock atr flalilee M. 11. Church, Rev. Portor pastor. Come one come all, President Rev. \V. L. Ware, Mrs. \\* I > l :.- . >>. ii'.nun.sun, secretary. The funeral services of Mr. Lon del Host id; was held, March 8. at Ready Branch ('Lurch. IJcv. M. F%! McCoy pastor. Hew McCToud titfC Hev. McCoy took charge oT the set vic6fsMr. Rostick was livintr in! Roller,-J*. C. He is trono hut not forjrotteiv. Jones Funeral Home I was in chance-of the funeral. He was laid to rest' in the Roady-i 'Branch cemetery. Funeral services were held on March Hth at Heaver Hum Hap-' list Church, for' .M rs. hula Davis of McColl. SIhv has I teen connected' with the ahove named church for -ol) years, and was a faithful Chris tian. She was so dutiful to church that she will he missed hy her I u'ooil deeds of service, ulntuarv and condolences .were read by .Mrs Ilattie CVtvinyton. .Solo Mrs. Lucille I'ipkins. Remarks on her Chris j tian life hy Rev. Rogers, and C. \V. Bethea. I Mrs. I.tda Mct'oll daughter ybf j the iate Daniel and Kmory David I was hoVft in Marhoro County, S. (5. 'April 125, Slie Was converted at an early aire and joined Beaver j Dam Baptist Church, where s It e I served as a consistnnt Christian ! until she died. She had many friI I...tl > - I rijw.i trr/iu i <n i o aii(| Will III*. j misled from her home, church and community. Departing this life March 5, 1 U55 at Scotland C Hospital, Laurinly, X. ('. She leaves to mourn her passing, a husband, 1 son, f> grandchildren, 3 great I grandchildren, 3 brothers a n d a | host of other relatives and friends. She was laid to rest in the Fair ' Plain cemetery under a beautiful mound of flowers. Services were very good at all tho surrounding churches. After the services at Saryon Baptist church the .members gave their pastel?a?surprint' birthday?party at the home oF Mr. aTRT'Mrs. Jaspcr Flberia. At Samly_.Grove they .reported a very good service^ \ We have quite n few friends on tin- siek list, we trust: that all the - folk?vr+H?soon?feel -hcttcr. tWrs. Rosa L. Hethea?Reporter MACKIIOMA IIAI'TIST mruc li Rev. W. I,. Wilson?I'astor ment is moving upward under the leadership of our Supt. and with the finer cooperation ,of his coworkers. S. S. was opened at the usual hour with the Asst. Supt pre silling. Wo were glad to see Mrs. MliiO...- II..11 I ..1-.- ? - i'vii levies again aner a recent iUness. Miss Mac Frances Norris was a visitor in class No. 15. The pastor brought to the con. juration a very . uplifting mqrning message using as his subject: The power of the Holy Spirit. Text: Rev. 1:10-1." I \\;as in the sptwt"on the Lord's day unci fieard behind me a great voice, as of a trumpet. The sermon in parfe? Tivistext is the first Bible reference that Sunday is the Lord's day or tiie.c'.ay Christ-arose from the dead. The onl y \vay to worship Gtfd is in the- ? piritTThe fruit of the spirit is love, joy, peace, long suffering and meekness. Clod is a spirit A.j'i itiey'that worship him must worship him in a spirit alfd in truth. The evening message was deliver ed by theypastor. His .subject was: The fJig5ntiikdu'e the Christian way. TeScl: Acts', 9:1-2. Music for the day was rendered by the Juni n choir and. gospel chorus and in eluded. What Manner Of Man Is This, Dbwn Here, And A Closer Walk With Tliee. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Queen ie K. Hnyd?_JIpL F RIENUS 1 HP A, Si.. E. CHURCH Rev. I). J. Zeigler?Pastor Sunday was a spring: like day. Sunday School at the usual hour with rpvoral visitors cm-last^Sun-day. March G. Our lesson was well it viewed by Prof. "J. T. W. Minis. March Id, lesson was reviewed by .Mr. 11 P.s?rawford our Asst. Supt. Class Ko7 8 won the financial and attendance banner, Teacher, Mrs. Uubye J. GranT. Maid) G,?T-'intnviol b:mni?r was won by class No. 1, Prof. J. T. W. Minis, teacher. Attendance ban ner by class No. G, Mrs. Emma Young Teacher. Sunday March 6, at 11:00 morning -worship service began with the Sr. choir rendering music with Mrs. R. P. Alexander at the piano. Rev. Zeigler preached from the Subject. The Everlasting met "mdrial of Kenlfchiberancc. The mus^ ic and message was in keeping with Communion Day. Our Pres. Elder is ill The class leaders made their reports. Let" us pray for our Elder Dr. \Y. ts: Minis and oilier mem | lum's wno are sick ana tneir names : are: Mr. Joe Rceder, and Mr. Hrootis Goodman, our recent shut in members. Mcloycd, if God so j loved us, we also ought to love one I-another 1 John 4:11. ^? | IN THE CITY 2nd I.t. Robert Hunter and Mrs. j Hunter. Miss I>oris W. Youth our adopt led member, Miss \V. Yott is an in strnctor at Sterling Highj Grqonville, South Carolina. Mrs. A. J. Gary has our deepA'.st.symjiat by in the lost" ?nf her i aunt. j Church Rpt. ! NKWK OF WOODHl'I'K, S. C. s XKW HKTIII-IK HA RUST i CHTRCTI | Rev. F. S. Jones?Raster j Sunday School was fine with I Supt. and teachers at their post ; of duty. The lesson was beautiful discussed by the various classes and reviewed by the Supt. The at tendance banner was won by class N'o. 5 The offering banner was won by Class no. 7. Rrof A Williams teach j Cl\ | Miss Barbara Parks is here visit J ing Mr. and Mrs Henry Gilliam Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Clove Floyd, Mrs Filler Hoby and other relative. Also, Miss Jarvis Thompson of Birmingham. Ala. | The Pastor's Aid Club met FriI day night at the home of Mrs. Janie M. Parks in (Jlcndalc, S. C. ; Members from Woodruff attended the meeting and reported a wonder ful oecassion. Service at Trinity A M. E Zion was gojjd. Rev. J. Coleman d? livered a yWondcrful message Theme: Be Still And Know Thai . j I am Goth The senior choir fur - nishetl music Mrs. Evelina Scott is a patiem in the Spartanburg General ffo! t im rxun ' pital. Otis Alfred from Ft. Dix N. J. is lmrc visiting Mr. nd Mrs. Gleve I Floyd and Mrs. Filler Hnbhy along j with Miss Barbara Parks. Mrs. L. Scott of Baltimore Md., ; is here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Coy j Scott. Kinard L. Parks, Rpt. . JENKINSVILLE NKWS ! . 1? Friends: We are happy to say that all around us we can see God and His Mighty power working with us, in homes, our churches, our schools and our communities anil we pause to give thanks. Rev. Alston and his group also the j choirs from Mt. Moriah church want. to -Neufrberry?and rendered wonderful services at Rev. W. H. Hnllia kViiif>.k Snnrlov UrOlic is very cooperative in helping Hock Hill and Mt. Moriah so they we^e pleased to worship at Enoree slowly. Mrs. V/illingham is still ill also -Mr*;--Thclrtva?Willingham is confined to the County Hospital. We wish all of our shut-ins a speedy recovery. The Pageant Listen America was presented'Sunday night at St liafnahus Mission by the Women's Auxdliary, Mrs Earnestyne O'Ned President was very very inspiring and informative. One of the very fine experiences recently was the Parent-Teachers meeting at McCrorey Liston when they had as special guest, .Mr. Zack Townsend who was so beautifully presented by the Prin., Mr. Kichard Brown It is a rich blessing to any group to . hear this man relate his educa tional experiences and- to-nota in ! , spite of all his .difficulties the j -fine piece of human ijitichanism he now is, His main speech was ce?n: tered around the objectives of a .P T. A^and he was strong in his. j urgencies to parents and Teachers to prepare our youth for this New Day and New Era they are now ex pel iencc'ing. Ht?voiced the sent!ment ' of 'nit> audience when he .mid the cliaUen--| ?0 is great but we must prove our ! worth. A large number of our pat- 1 ions paid their state and national,] dues and President E. Glenn and Sect., Mrs. N. Young were elected j along with other- patrons, to attend State Congress^ of Parents and teachers In Cula. ? ?;:? J The Girl Scout Troop 3-0 attend ; ( ed the annual Girl Scout party at j Booker Washington Friday and par! ticipated in the candle lighting and penny collection as well as songs and refreshments. Twenty three girls. Miss Porter and Miss Finch, Messers, Robert Crumlin and John Hughey assisted in getting the Scouts down. Miss Finch was ail invited guest to District Five, Marion N. H. A. meeting Saturday. She reported a very fine meeting She stayed over with her sister.: Mrs. Carrie McPuffie. Don't forget Spring is here so keep busy in your gardens. Y. P. I). MEED'S t SPRING HILL A.M.K. CHURCH j__ Rev. Carl C. Black, Pastor Lexington?i The Y..P.D. of the Spring Hill A. M.E.C Church held its monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Pearl Taylor on Friday' .March 1), at 8: o'clock. The meeting was called to order hy the president and devotion was lead hy the devotion leader, Mrs. I Lillian Adams, singing Bye and | Bye. The Lord's prayer was chant led in,-concert. After that the ( pledge was made hy the the mem I hers discussion was held on a - young christian stranger, learning to pray and organizing of other groups. A special pageant entitled "Follow the (Beam" will be presented hy the young people's department ! from various churches on April 8, at the Chappclle Memorial Church. Plans were made to attend this program. Mrs. Wallace E. Crumlin Was present at this meeting and gave some very enI couraging remarks and helpful information The next meeting will he on April 1st. at the home of Miss Eva. M. Taylor. " Miss Louise (ilassgo, Rpt. HOCK FORI) & GLOVER CIRCUIT , | Rev. It. II. Hampton?Pastor ' j Mt. Carmcl?"Servo the Lord with fear and rejoice with tremb. ling - Blessed are all they that put their trust in him." Sunday was a . i beautiful day and many were they t that found themselves on theii 4 way to church. S. S. was open or ] time at Rockford. Three classes t 1st; 2nd; and 3rd taught by the rr I- porter. 4th; 5th; taught by Br (ft. mojamnni ? ? * * | The Barn 1 | DEPARTMENT STORE j 3t i x "wheiuTevery day is da KG A i.N day" i I ' . ? J ft-?,.??< Shoes - Furnishing - Clothing I) X For The Entire Family !j 4- ?-:? ( ? 1922^Tvvo Notch ltd. Columbians. (. * ' > ' ~ *" : I 1 - 1 1 ? ',~^g ! Wheeler and Oth taught by Miss eration. Song, Jesus Paid It All i Bessie D. Jones. The .lesson - was The message was., brought from Is 'subject. Prayer In The Christian \ on the Lord shall renew thei ' Life. Jesus encourages men to pray strength; they shall mo. nt up will earnestly. Ho urges them to ask,| wings as.eagles; they shall run seek and knock. We must pray inland not be weary; and they .shal Jesus' name Let us' pray much, j walk iptd not faint any soul undo The opening hymn, Take Up Thy: the sound of the man of Cod an [ Ctoss The Savmur Said, was ^tung ' didn't get something for his son by the eljoir. Rev. Hampton lined ' to feed on need to go back ditto th Hymn, 188 ('. M., Father I Stretch1 wilderness. """TheiVie: The Road T My Hands To Thee. Bro. M. Bel-1 Success." Concluded by vsinginf! cher offered prayer. Choir sang, ' I'm On My Way To Canaan. . Guide Me () Thou Great Jehovah.) good number took the Lord's Suj I 2nd Hymn, O Foil A Glance Of per. Total collection, $70.51 for ul Heavenly Day. The Scripture* les- j purposes. The Pastor carried Sison was read from 4th chapter of ter Lettie Marshall Communio The above hymn, prayer of conae-^ u"rs/ JuH^^TUCk T,^ Mm! "pram: 1 ? > t*| jft ? ? A . .o Lriaflin ? ORANGEBURG, V ' % , An Accredited Liberal Arts Y . Training ' 1 1 ? 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