The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 11, 1955, Image 8

Newspaper Page TextI'uge tiight r~ State Home Demoi At S. C. State Colli ? Orangeburg, S. C.?More than 1000 Farm Women attended State Home Demonstration Day at 1 Camp Daniels, Wednesday, June J 1, 1965, from thirty-tw6 Counties ' in the stated j Demonstrations were given by | women from Allendale, Bamberg, Aiken, York and Colleton Counties1 on better methods of carrying out home practices. Miss-Sara Aiken, Assistant State Supervisor of Home Demonstration Work presided. A very beautiful Dress Revue for all occasions was conducted by Mrs. Lillian Saunders, Home Apent of Sumter County. Mrs. A. Miss tloldie McDuffie, Home A t>i . aumter county; Airs. .\ M. McCpllom, a seamstress f o i; , many years in 0r?ni;chui'K a n d Mrs. W. Newton Pou^h a former Home A Kent of Berkeley County served as jtldj?est Prizes were, awarded in each jjroup of dressl's.; Council choruses gave selections . directed hy Mrs. I.illic Mae Jo? merson,- Homo?AkviU?of?Dm Chester County and the Pee Dee District; and Mrs. Cert rude San-" ders, Richland' County Home Ap'ent of the Savannah Valley, District. ? Certificates were awarded t o the following Fnrni Women f o r outstanding: accomplishments f n home making- Aiken County- .Mrs. Willie Mae Thompson, Mrs. Helen, Rouse. Allendale County- Mrs.! Edith Frazer, Mrs. Hattie Law-'. toil, Mis. TUtipei%_Mrs. Rena | Brown, Mrs, Satora Carter, Mrs. i Ethel Roherts, Mrs. Preat Allen, Mrs. Janie Gant, Mrs. Idell-t Gra- ' ham, Mrs. Rebecca Brown. Anderson .County- Mrs. Willie Brown, > \f flrtL. r> 1 a i t ? t i?i i v itii ci i\wu, *ur?. ?j unruuc j Porter, Mis. Clara Hell Nawthor-j . he, Mrs. TTrene Williford. Mrs. I Clara Bosenuih. Barnwell County- Mrs. Olee i Holly, Mrs. Hunna Pnyton,?Mrs. | ? Maria Hankerson. Beaufort Colin- j t-y- Mrs. Azarine Thompson, Mrs. i Isabella Robinson. Berkeley Conn- j ty- Mrs. Lucille Brown, Mrs. Ellu M. Rivers, .Mrs. Hester Fashion. Cherokee County- Mrs. Vesta Harris, Mrs. Bessie Sizemore, Mrs. Mada Mathis. f Mrs. Gertrude Hoeny, Mrs. &jiphees Bridges, 15,000 Mile Tires 670x15 $6.95 exchange YULE" CAPPED ~ SPECIALIST Mace Tire Co. 204 Charleston HwIV.^Columbia, S. C. Johnson' Paint Store DISTRIBUTORS fabrics Stag Faints __ Wallpaper Five Points Columbia, S. C. 711 HARDEN sr. Phone 3-6473 ? Let Us RE-ROOF OR GIVE YOUR HOUSE THE NEEDED REPAIRS Small Monthly Terras No Down Payment Central Roofing and Supply Co. Seaboard Park Phone 2-199."> JACK EVANS QUALITY FOODand MEATS "The Errs we sell To-morrow arc. on the Farm Today." 827 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 4-0848 Phone 2-7239 \ ; i ... i ... - isfration Day ege Mrs. Minnie Sherrill, Mrs. Margaret Woods. Chesterfield County, Mrs. Lizzie Johnson, Mrs. Idell Powc, Mrs. 15. J. .McQueen, Mrs. Candvace StreateV, Mrs. Mary Hannah. Colleton County- Mrs. Edna Boles, Mis. Addie Washington, Mrs. "Stella Ruth, Mrs. John H. Stewart, Mrs. Ethel Hodges. Darlington County- Mrs. Margaret Seipio, Mrs. I.ouise Campbell, Mrs. Ada Bailey, Mrs. Elmer Scipio. Mrs. Olean Blanding, Mrs. Martha Frazier. Dorchester Cou"n-J -ty- Mrs. KJIa Mae Brown. Fair-"! field County- Mrs. Edmunds, Mrs. Surah Hell Myeds. Florence Coun- j ty- Mrs. Cat deen Cox. (leorgftown County- Mrs. Sarrie. Smith. Mrs. I'earline Smith, Mrs. Hester Bryant, M^rs. Sara Wragg, Mrs. Francis Stafford, Mrs. Tisby Holmes, Mrs." Ida. (Ireen, (Jreetiwood County- Mrs. HWtjptnly- Tolhert.: Mrs. Effie (^aniy>n, Miss Dorothv Franklin, Mrs. anie Mar- J it ... t ' I row Chenault, Mrs. Estell Fish-1 r. Mrs. Annie Klugh. Mrs. Inez j niV Mrs. 1 >c()uis Hawes. Mrs., ;; nie Bold on'. Greenville County--' ,.lr . Loree Hogan, Hampton County- Mrs. ' Patience Hopkins, I ?Irs. Marie Waring. Kershaw Coun ty- Mr-:. Rosa Lee Tompson, Mrs.' J.ir.io Williams, Mrs. Frances Car-' t'j . M i's Moddie .Murphy. MtS^' T'ertlia McCoy, Mrs. Audrie Clark. Mr.--.' Annie Itutherford, Mrs; CaR- ^ ctta Champion, Mrs. Etta Nelson.1 Lancaster County- Mrs. Geitie Cauthen, Mrs. Bleaker Hammond s Mrs. Cuieiit'iri Williams and daughter. Newberry County- Mrs. Eunice Bedenbaugh, Mrs. Lucille "Eohe. Miss Etta Hart, Mrs. Jessie' Clark. Orangeburg County- Mrs. Jessie Robinson, Mrs. Martha Steadman, Mrs. Hattie Williams, Mrs, Alice " (Hover. Spartanburg County- Mrs. Im*? Glenn, Mrs. Minnie runner. ~ Williamsburg" County- Mrs. Dorthea McClary Wlurk County-Mrs. Attmore Ervin, Mrs. Amanda Gaither, Mrs. Nora Lee Helton, Mrs. Marie McKnight, Mrs. T.illie McKnight, Mrs. Lois Gill, Mrs. Geneva Pickett, Mrs. Marjee Pickett, Mrs. Mary Gaston, Mrs. Esther Wylie, Mrs. Amanda Davis, Mrs. Eula Hicks, Mrs. Irene Watson, Mrs. Pearl Page, Mrs. BTfie Sims, Mrs. Melba Adams. ~ Sara K. ATkeiT,~Bpt. NEWS OF WOODIU I F NEW BETHEL BAPTIST r 1 m itoii^ Rev.' F. S. Jones?Pastor .. Sunday School was fine with Sept. and teachers at their post of duty. The lesson was ' beautifully ! discussed by the various classes ; and reviewed by the pastor. The : attendance Banner was won by -class No. 4, M rs. Irene Floyd and i Mrs. Wylie teachers. The offering Banner was won by class No. 5 Mrs. Nancy Allen and Mrs. Styles ! teachers." | After a brief prayer service, our pastor brought the message (St. Jobn (idtri 1 Theme? A wonderful | message (Exodus 23) Remember the Sabbath Day to keep it holy. Many interesting points were brough out concerning what we should do on the Sabl/.ith Day. Rev. and Mrs. Jones were dinner I guest of Mr. and Mrs. \V. M. Winn I Sunday. . The Sunday School teachers met jljThuiyday night at the home of Mr. Hand Mrs. T. M. M Celrath. After ! the business of the rrreetrnp7 a dej licious repast was served. Mrs. I I.inzo M Celrath Davis Miss Chari lie M. Thompson hostess. Mrs. Maeie Gregory have returnI eil to Wasington, after spendinp a I few weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alexander on Griffith St. Mr. Rosehorough Smith Jr. Mrs. Mary Kelly, Mrs. Ila Chambers and children of Spartanburg were the Sunday afternoon puest of Mrs. Effie J. Parks anT children. Mrs. Carrie' Rripps worshipped at Hopkins Chapel AME Zion Church in Asheville, N. C. last Sunday, also Rev. George Smith pastor. She attended?the 80th Anniversary sei| vice of the Union Ushers Board of Ashville, N. C. Mrs. Julius Arm r:?i.i ? r>.._i._ -.. > n lirill, *V|I?? .MMrt I ?I rs? rtlMI MI'S. Theada Robinson attended the Sing ing of the Swanee Quintette. They are from Washington,-1>. along with Miss Edna G. Cook held ut Duncan "Creek Baptist Church, Rev. Bell Pastor near Laurens, S. C. Miss Dot Linder, Miss Charlie M. Thompson, Miss Carrie L. Browning, Mr. Donald Browning, Mrs. Eliza Washington attended the Commencement and dedication at Clinton College, Rock Hill, S. cJ I ? ??V ^ J?Ming Dot Linder left Friday for -t J Washington where she will visit her sister and brother in-law, Mr. \ and Mrs. Eulis Prince. She will also visit friends in Columbus, O.bio. Mr. Roosevelt Norris is on t h e sick list at this writing. - ( Mis. Clara Stephen and mother I of Roebuck, Mrs. Lillie Rogers'worshipped -it New Bethel Sunday. At .3:00 o'clock Sunday afternoon ( .1 Miss Marion Rooks daughter of i Mrs. Bessie and Mr. Charlie Rooks j ( became the bride of Mr. Joseph 1 I Norman son of Mr. and Mrs. John- J 1 nie Norman at her home on Bun- ( combe St. ^ 1 Kinnrd L. Parks, Rpt. > i : ! 1 '' f UNION A! M. E. CHURCH j 1 j Rev. I). 1). Felder?Minister f ' > i Lake View-?''Behold, how good+rl and how pleasant it is for brethren .v to dwell together in unity! At 0:30 . i a. m. the Supt of the Sunday ( school, Pmf Paul Ford called the ! school to order which began a very i ( interesting period for everyone * nresent. Following our customarv t precodonr fnr rich first?Sunday, J our pastor reviewed . the lesson. F..I1..U infr Hip Sunday ^chnni hour ( our oonsonoration and prayer wer- J vice began with Mesdames Janie t P. "Ford, Christine Ford and Viola g Nance in charge. ~ J At 11:00 a. m. our morning wor- | J ship service began with the pastor / in charge; associated with him N. S. DeLaine who recently return- t ed from fronton, and Washington. where he ntiTl Mrs. DeLaine o were visiting with their son a n d u daughter. Rev. DeLaine made some inspiring anil interesting remarks. Mr. Emory Ford and two young ladies cast their lot with us when the'invitation for descipleship was extended. A large number of members partook of the Lord's Supper, o The pastor was assisted in this tl rites by Dr.- DeLiine, Quite a few ' T visitors were present during both a our morning and evening worship o service, among~whom were Deacon g ^Strickland, Deacon? -and Mrs,-1? , French Coleman and Mrs. H. I'o- w well of Little Mt. Zion and F'lady n Grove Baptist Church respectively, i1 Our evening worship began at a 8:00 p. m. at which time the Rev. M.' J. Johnson, pastor of Shady t Grove Baptist Church and his good " , pec pie shared the service with us. 1 n i Rev. Johnson preaced a thought- S nrovoking sermon from Matt. 27:- H 122 "What Shall We Do With P i Jesus who is called the Christ?" 0 Theme: Jesus On Trial. He spoke-0 j in interest- of the Garden. Club of | which Mrs. I.easure Ford is pre- tc sident. The financial returns were fr I * priTItifyinrg=4n<iee4?fm- nmh tlm f I morning and evening services. We vi regret to report that Mrs. f.eila fc Rogers is on the sick list at this to writing. Let's pray for her a (|j speedy recovery. The other sick and tl shut-ins seem to be doing as well p, as can be expected. We were happy indeed to see Alesdams w Katie Rogers and .Virginia Ford hi out on Sunday looking so well. We 0, hope their-health will allow them i? to continue to come out. regularly. |? I The text from which Dr. Felder j.; spoke was taken from Paul's, letter p. to the Philippians 4:0 "In every- 0 thing hy prayer and supplication j, with thanksgiving let your requests he made ""known unto Cod.*' <5 Theme: Try Asking God. I Mr. and Mrs. Young Ford and 0 I son, Jadonal spent a couple days I. with relatives in Winston Salem, j, 1 N. C. during the past week. Miss q | Eva Bernice Ford, a student i n v I nursing at Tuskegee Institute i s w ; home with her parents, Mrs. Kloctri Mae Logan and Mr. and Mrs. j .Jasper Nance. ! Mr. and Mrs. Frence Coleman visited their children, Susie Mae j and L. C. at the state sanatorium in Columbia recently. j Rev. and Mis. M. .1. Johnson, Mrs. Leasie Miller and Mr. James j Walls were dinner guests of Mr..' ?( j and Mr?i. McKivet Strickland o n 4" last Sunday. Mr. Alonza Page, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Page is home for the * summer. He is a student at South i Carolina Area Trade School in . ! Denmark, S.C. Mr. Sanford Hayes, 1 a Junior student at Allen University is home with his parents, Mr. ! a rwl M..--. 1 IT ? " ....... ...is. oioii?ru nayes ior the p 'summer. Alp. Letter frrml .Tr:, u f ' J Darlington, spent te weekend home i with parents. ' ... tt ?: iu PLEASANT SPRING A. M. E. * ^ CHURCH Rev. V. A. Janerette?Pastor I' > io The Friendly Men's Club had ly thel* first Anniversary the 4th re Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. M I The program was grand, there of were 3 Choirs, Youngs of I r m o, CI the Junior and Senior Choirs o f ' Pleasant Spring. The music was th t THE PALMETJ injnypH hy all Callact?i<W M*ay God pour his blessings upon , < js, that we may strive on and on. JesSie Lyhrand, Kpt. ??? 4 '* > ( "t Aid LEE BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. W. I). Coker?Pastor | i Devotion conducted by Lannie 1 lones. The pastor ascended the ostrum lined hymn No. 12, A i Charge To Keep I Have. lOOth^i 'salm in concert last stanza o f I iymn No. 12. Prayer by Rev. W. D. ' L'oker. Jlemember Me by the choir. ] Phe pastor brought a burping mes- I iage'.from James 2:14. What doth t profit my brethren though a : nan say he hath faith, and have ( rot works? Can faith save him? Jsing for a subject, Living a pro- i "itable Christian life. A spiritual, I i vant Jesus To Walk With Me. > lymn. I Hoard The Voice~Of Jesus f ?ay. A liberal donation was taken s ip. ?26.96, Prayer by Rev. W. D. -oker.. . . , t Visitors' presented' 'by Miss lassie Jones. We were grateful to. lave with us Mrs. Copeland from Igbrone and also Miss Elizabeth ? Tmes fronr HcncdtctrColtegor? Miss Jessie .L. Jones from State '.allege and also Mr W?" faker. r. from Morris?College.?Among?e he graduates from Sims High. (J !f?V?nnl ivnrp Antplin lr. Robert L. Jones, S. M. Alex, D t ones, Jr. Announcements by Miss I Amelia Jones. y Congratulation to Mr. and Mrs. f Hinton Baniett -on- the arrival?of?a heir little daughter Sandra Diet. C We are saying agin to our visitrs, please come again, you are al- I ays welcome. v ' t< s ; cl UNION BAPTIST CHURCH it I)r. L. Jenkins, Pastor p Col'a.?S. S. began at the usifal ur with officers and teachers at w leir regular post of duty. Our emperancfc lesson was beautifully nd interestingly taught throughlit the school. The review was iven by Supt., W. M." Ponds. Morning worship began at-11 ;05 ith Mrs. E. Cl. Youngblood at the rgan .with t.hf . OrganaiTvlndo. "l rocessional by the~musiMl Choir, t> nd Praise service heganflft , T Our Responsive readii^B| a s H aken from Romans 5:1-^^^^L9. : sj Redemption In Chri^yP^^BThg j w lorning scripture' waSH^TAif idbm io It. Luke 23:1-25. bwutifAr M ft d istinctively_gead by_ oua pastor. iu 'raise service?followed?jfc?usual , a rder and was beautifully carried i in lit" w After Praise our pastor arose and i ch >ok his text from Gal. 2:20, using j \vi >r -i theme: "The Glorying of | wj nely prepared and delivered with m iroe. It was a message that was; w< niching and uplifting. The au-: le ence responded whole heartedly to | ic message. Our Dr. Jenkins i s j ti< reaching better and better. W e ! dr e love him, and appreciate what ] ty e has done and is doing for us w: i his twentieth Anniversary June Oi t-20, v1055. Klaborate plans have bi cen made for this celebration, lo acif"member is asked to do their 1 S. art to make this Anniversary one , W f the biggest and most successful I be l the historv of Columbia. i ol Our; last Sunday's collection, PI 105.9-1. --- ? . ' I fi: Visitors are always welcome a t co ur Church. V# hi Sunday School 9:jBa. m., Morn- Di ig service, 11:00 a. B. T. U., ar :0(>, evening service 7:00 p. m. If Sc ouare hesitating about where to m orship, try Union Baptist. pi Pernell Haves, Rpt. pa _ B. R< SAINT LUKE'S EPISCOPAL j H CHURCH ; Pl th ummer Schedule of Services: :00 A. M. Morning Prayer and P^ Holy Communion. 13:00 A. M. Church School. st Dr. B?P. Williamson, Rector ha HETHELEHEM BAPTIST th CHURCH ? in Rev. J. Odom?Minister an S. S. hegan at 10:00 a. m. by the, P? upt. Songs by t.he Sunday School. m< oetw rcadr He" Keppg On Lnvig Us Still. flu Prnuo.. K.. Ti ? - - . i/ciuon MM1UBI, ocriplre: Luke 13:24-30, Subject of the M. sson: Manasseh's Sin and Repen- an inco. Remarks on the lesson by the Ch Holster. Morning worship at 11:15. Orffan At rclude, Call to worship, jProcess^ nal combined Choirs, Sonpr, Safe- me thou another week, Responsive ading:, Scripture lesson; St. C?e att., 11th chapter, 1-10. Mission Mi ferine. Announcements by t h e Mr lurch Clerk. Ka The message was'delivered by wa e minister obtained from the 11th LP LEADUK ? " i hapt<M- and 28th verse of St. Matt. ? Conic unto mo, all ye that labor, * and are heavy laden, and I will pive you rest. Sub. Jesus Remedies for every needs. Souls rejoic- ^ ed while the minister delivered a preat sermon, Come unto me. If ? you are bur deft- down, Come unto 2 rue. If you are friendless, Jesus sit.\ C before us to save,everyone. After an eveninp of devotion, the minister again delivered a, brief V message. The text was obtained P from the 62nd Psalms, 1st verse. S Truly my soul waiteth upon God. From him cometh any -Salvation, T Subject: What my soul desires. ei Both choirs rendered fine music a] nlong with our organist, Sis. M. Spodwin. ? ti Acknowledgement pf friends and U visitors by the minister. We were tl ilso hapny to have Rev. Johnson ] ot .vorshjp with us. j w Sick list: Sis. P. M. Mininefield md others. tl Prayer every Wednesday evening ly it 8:00 p. m. si New^s, Rpt. I> ?r : Si e ' fc <KW JlRTHEL A. M. E. CHURCH M I.t-xington?Services were very E ood all day beginning with Sun-.-M Lay School. , w " Morning worship opened -\vith Si he first hymn, What A Friend We M lave In-Jesus by the Jubilee and outh Choirs. Pastor took his text D rom John 3-16. The spirit ran high th nd 3 young?ladies joined t h e ~y< 'lnirch. A large crowd communed, re At 4:00 o'clock the Missionary, sr Tnion had a turn out which w a cry nice and enjoyable. We v . ;> express thanks to all the cl lies that came and helped to mak?. . a success. Night service was also very I L ood. - ?. ("I Come to Bethel where a hearty" elcome awaits you. WHITE OAK BAPTIST ? wi CHt'RCH 29 Rev.. N. Romeo Harrison?Pastor su St Ridgeway ?Qn May 26-29, a wj "minders Tiny program was held tVH le first of its kind to be iield. On el< hursday night, the Rev. H. W. arrison of Columbia was the wj >eaker. Rev. Harrison brought a te onderful message, that was en- wt yed by all. cti On Friday night, Rev. M. C. Fen- yy,, g at 10:30 o'clock S. S. opened pa ith the Supt. W. A. Outten .in large. All teachers end pupils ere at their best. The adult class ty,( as taught by Mrs. F. Outten ^y,, Columbia. Subject:?"Heaekiah eets-a Crisis." The. lesson was'co, ell discussed by Mrs. Outten. She] |ft( ft no stone unturned. Foltowiftg S. S., a heartfelt devo jn was held. After this an ad-j . ess was given by Mrs. M. ?nnell,J'I.ittle Things are Migh- ." This address Was a sermon, ithin itself. Then Mrs. Frankiel. j , | i)C, iltten came to our front with ai l'Gl ief history of the Church as fol-|(u ws: The Church grew out of1 the! S. founded by the late Deacon I I ITU m. Outten under a "Bush Har- ^ ir" under a White Oak on the J d Cauthen Place now Gladden! ' ace. Deacon Wm Outten was the | ,, rst Supt. Also one of the 1st Dea-i0* >n. Other Deacons to work with ( m were Deacon Ben Murphy, |en eacon Jessie Peay, Deacon Nath-: an i Williams. The first pastor, Rev. jve rott Brown. Only two chartered' e/f embers are living. Mrs. Ella Murj ly and Mr. Rub?tr Gladden. Four istors are still living. The Rev. A. Bailey, Rev. B. B. Felder and we ?v. M. C. Fennell,- Rev. NT. R. no arvin. The late Rev. R. A. Mur- a^' ly was licensed and ordained b y ^ e Church. He also served as ' ipt. along with Mr. Carolina Murly and Loya Outten. The present Pr' ipt. is the only chartered S. S. udent to still be active in the S. lia The Church is GO years old and is made great progress. After is history was given. The nu. g message was brought by Re B. Bailey. Subject: The Churc'h d its organizations. Rev. Bailey i>n* ured out his soul in this great Wi jssage. Lil A delicious- dinner was served JtJ ring the intermission. ~ ("6") 3-AA ? IvMtrtfelfr. devotion. Rev.' Th( C. Fennell, brought the mesage ( d the subject is, "The Head Of her lurch." I Am Jesus." del Visitors were: Mrs. ^ Annie B. the lams and Sons, Mr. and Mrs. W. his Goff, all of Columbia. Our own Bui ?mbers that were visiting, Miss Th< uline Murphy of Phila, Pa., Mrs. to neva Nelson and Mrs. Sallie Lee his irphy of Lygoff, S. C. Also U. . Miller of Columbia. Come a- awi in, all of you. Visitors are al- are ys welcome at White Oak. Wh We are happy to report that the wei ick of the Community are nnw on _t he road to recovery. ACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Imanuel A. M. E. Church 130 Barhamville Koad olumbia, S. C. " I: Y A teacher's Institue began o n Z Wednesday June 8, 1955, in prearation 4ov the two week Bible chdol to be held at Emanuel A. [. E. Church, June 13-24, 1955. he institute meets in the church ~ ach day at 4:00 p. m., June 8, 9, 7 nd 10. 7 A teachers meeting and.teachers aining clags will beheld'daily at 2:30 p. m. throughout the days of le Bible School. It is nlanneil i ni l innection with luncheon for t he orkers. , -* 12' Children are welcome throughout le Kendalltown and upper Waver- j ^ p Section. The neighborhood clo- ] g !st at hand is the Saxon Homes, j lew Park, and Johnson High 1 *" i-hool. area. The school is planned ?f children from 4-14 yeirs of age. Among the teachers are: Mrs. : nnie Wise, Mis. Prt'l'ola Rogers.' iss Olive Rogers, Mrs. Margaret ; Oilyh, Mr*; Fgfet- MrDnnii.l, and j ^ i s Ruth Davis. The?ar.r.ir.tantn I gj ill be Tulmadge Smith, Marvin | uiith, Marion McCullough, Harold j f cullough, and Mantalene Cl'irk. The Pastor, Dr. Henderson -S. A avis, says there are bigger plans lis year than ever before. Last yar ihe~schdol averaged 50 child-. n each day. Refreshments were ' v'.-i to all each day. After an ex- j 'osing program, the : ^ ! lay, in the country) . ^ ? T AKbtll V C-lRCriT A M K 'rc Ill RCH ) Pj Htv. J. A. DeLaine?Pastor ' j The third Quarterly 'Conferee for the Lake?City?Circuit is held at St. Paul Church, May ^ . Mr. B. A. Monthomery, the ex- ^ perintendent- presided ut t h e ? inday School hour. The^?lesson 1" is beautifully discussed by the. Hnbers-,-- pastor?and?presiding * Jer. 52 The morning services started 52 th the usual order of service expt the Senior and Junior Choirs ;re mixed, with the Gospel loir from St. James Church and 40 e Jhnior Choir from Bethel lurch" to~the rightr and?left?in rnt of the pulpit. While St. ul Choirs were behind the pul;. The services were conducted ? . 1 ** WO the pastor until he presented 5 Presiding Elder to bring us ; Third Quarterly Message. His yfl mage. 2-Chronicles 32:7. A ! ^ ly was asked what .his subpect. is. She answered I don't know P t "A whole lot of neonle want to shout before he finished." | JP e quarterly conference reported |_r~ good cohference and the report is good and a very large num- I r of men und women and child- j i remained until all of the arterly business was, over. It j peared like they were very ich concerned in the doings of e churches. After all of the reports and sincss was over, Mr. William J. ^ tyes was elected to be the delete to the next annuaj conferee. At this time Rev. DeLuine ^ nounced that the election was H ry fitting because Mr, Hayes is ^ cted the First Alternate to the neral "Conference which will be Miami, Fla. next May. The revival meeting for the ek of May 29-June 5 was anunced. The Bible School was 10 announced for St. James urch. On Monday morning at the * ble Sc.hool, Rev. DeLaine, who 2\ ?ached the Carver High School \\ rmon last Sunday night, as a o ller" in the place, of Rev. Wilin PnrlrAi* n*V?/i fn onnonr the appointed tithe. 'At the Hj ' subject was "Little'^ ^oday morning he -an- 9 children subjects that I to preach from dur- 9 '..nle School: (1) Making 9 shes: (2) Lessons from the 9 y (Jl) Daddy-Long-Leg (4) Ts 9 foosc silly (5) Aiming Straight ! ?Why We Need Children I n ~9 e Church. tn Friday night Dr. O. R. Ru- fl i, President of Morris College ivered the closing address t o J graduates. Being interrupted 1 subject was not clear to me. H t his address was very fitting. H j audience appreciated greatly H know that he has just received H Doctor of Law Degree at A. I only three days before. Many 1 irds were given but the names H not at hand. Miss Geneva 1 ite and Mr. Brumit DeLaine 19 e the Validictory and Saludi <r jory of t.he clasa. 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Columbia, 73, 9|D SAFETY SCOPED $ USED CARS |r 1054 Buiek Super $2{j#5 1954 Clan. tz?1305 1953 Buick Sp 13R> 1953 Chev. 1__ ^ 1195 1950 Pontiac 695 1951 Chev. 695 Kancock-Buick| Company LauREL at BARNWELl PHONE 3-7545 Senate Street I Grocery Store : GROCERIES : ^|{ ! A Full Line of Groceries 'I j OPEN ALL DAY SUNDATO I M rg. James LeDeaux, Managtf t 3K0 Senate St. Columbia, S. uL'fj, Phone 4-9457 Ajj ^ DIXIE MEAT & FISH MARKET 9| Full Line Of J Fresh Meats, Fish II and Groceries .'fl OPEN 7 A.M. TO 10 PJlrf EVERY DAY 2137 READ STREET Visit City Auto Sales 'i ? t? See Our Selection of BfclIEK USED CARS 1 410 Gervais Street i Columbia, S. C ^ HE BEST m1N TOWN | NG PONTIAC 1948 Chl-vsler Convertible Lflk -orape $245" fl 19r>0 Chevrolet Styleline deluxe 2-rloor Sedan. Ra H "Jj ^.??d Used Cars on I JNT1AC ' V ^ m

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