The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, July 02, 1955, Page Page Five, Image 5
Saturday, July 2, 1955 *
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The f>8th annual convention of the
1,.-. held uv-Uttlcitf^y-last -wwk (Jnne-44ful
in its long history.
The above scenes depict some of
<f left - Officers recheek agenda (.f t In
They are from left to right: f)r. F
treasurer; Or. .J.- S. Simmons, Sanfo
Quigloss, Tarhoro, recording secret;]
incoming president; Or. X. 0. Rei n.
W. T. Armstrong, Rocky Mount, edit
ed secretary-treasurer. The top centi
the Woman's Auxiliary which met
left to right: Mrs. C. O. (jrandy, I
, lington;' Mrs. K. W. Joiies, Reidsvill.
At top right. Or. >|urray T. Oavi
badge for Or. I,. R. Macauley. Ralei
and supporters of long st'iruiing.
A highlight of the moot was tho i
Dr. E. E. Touey, loft, Oxford, ret-ei
as I>r. S". F. Ilogans, Charlotte, o
mittee, looks on from center. At von
Murray Davis, liot.'i of Tlin-li point
lotte, chat during the outdoor rec-op
Pcttiford in RuleigTu Two of the Ah
in attendance at the, meet exclioneo
\V. E. Armstrong, *?T pfiarnv.teist an>
W. T. Arso-d rohg, t.hc new sevietiw;
I.. P. Armstrong, was hot present f
BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. J. E. Stanley, -Pastor
SUMTER?I was glad when'
Htey said unto me, lot us go in-'
to the House of the Lord."'
Bethel is indeed the House of
God aiid it should he kept a veritable
place whore .God may
dwell. 1 i
pur pastor has a program and
the loyal members of Bethel a re. I
with him a hundred percent to,
l.olp?him?pi'Oi'oeute?Iris?pi ogi am. r
Our Sunday School is in a thriv-:
ing condition. The children seem
to appreciate the instructions
given at the hour for worship.'!
Our pastor is aoooivipained by
Revs. Glisten and Robinson on '
tho rostrum. His text was fputvl
in Matt. <>:!? '?, But seek ye "first j <
the kingdon of God and his '
righteousness e'e. Theme: (iivcj
Cod the first place in your life. '
The sermon, was fervent and inyffiiTnir
Tificl ?lelivere<l wiilP-cTo
pienrc and power. Rev. Robinson '
trot, happy Mid manifested the'
same l?y walking about. Re I '
Robinson has been sick but w o
arc triad tr, see him back at his J"
post. Mrs. Robinson is out again
after the passing of her. mother. !
Today at l:dO P.M.'Rev. Stan- '
ley had the distinction * of preach '
ing the first serin on which was <
- - dcUvored in the new church o n '
North Main extension. This is a 1
project started over a >'ear ago
by Dr. F. C. James nurtured by j
Dr. M. F. Robinson and Bishop;.
F. M. Rcid. It, is a wirthwhile
"project. They had a vacational <
Bible School out. there last week '
and reported a glowing success.
At 8:00 P.M. a program under 1
tlie direction of the Laymen League.liro.,
M. S. Salley president,
Mrs. Cornelia Souther, Sect'y.
The program was b.eautil'.ully
carried out. Every board in tht i
church was represented. The pro
U>a m was for'1 the stewards.
They lejt the pastor i smiling.
Acti\ities: Official/Board Mon
day night at 9:00. Monday, June
2J-,?a?Vacation?Bible Si'hool-g?m? ducted
by Rey. J. F. Stanley.
Tuesday night, Boy Scout meet-,
ing. Sr. Choir practice on Wedliight.
Friday July 1, Rev. Stanley
and his good people are suppos
ed to go to worahin?wilh?Rev- Duhose
of the Methodist Chinch
at Mt. Ziop: It is our desire t o
march up to a better world, and
we are u^ting whosoever will to
go with
? .
i State Medical So
^ 1 v - |
old North State .Medical. Soviet $
thd liisjlits of the. confab. Toj
if day prior to one of the session^.
. Ks Davis, (jr<": n.-dioro, secretaryid.
ret i fin t* president; Dr. M. D.
try; I)r-<&- M. -Wye-he, Charlotte,
, Raleigh, vice president and Dr.
or of the Journal, and newly electL>r
photo r-liows a few members ol
at the same time. They' are from
'nrJiam; Mrs. W. C. Shanks. Ih.ire
M,d Mrs. J. M. Clark. RetdsviHe
is, lift, Hijih Point, adjusts t h t
iyjy ore of the" Society's niomhe.o
lanii.n^ of the ".Man of the Year.'
ves the playnv from Dr.. SmThionhairman
of the nominatinu: comter
hotiouv, Mrs. H. li. Creft, Mrs
and?Mrs. K. K.?PI u kn'ian. ( liar
>tion at the home of D'-. and Mrs
hl-%tP{?)l<r I fiitlwiPe 'nf- D, w.1 It \ 1 AT.-.t"
' wki ' - i ?/i IIV i ? / I | v t/t ? _> .?l 'JU II
1 notes on a new dm .r. They are
! chairman of that ytv.'p and I)?
r-it'eastirer. The third l-r.o'ther, i r
or the photo.
KO'CKFOKI) AM) KLOVKU
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Rev. It. II. Hampton, Pastor
MT. r A It M?;i/ "Happy is thn
] euple thai is it! sl!rh a cum1
yea, happy is that people, whps
Coil i.- the I,flltH."
i his heir >r St. ".John's I lay f"
the- F.A.A.Y.M, -Sunday Sehoi
was I " openias: by the Supl
w'ilh a few officers and scholan,
but a few'minutes were .spent m
t4+o?le Strrr "< hot A lid TTT
Vat ion" tal;en from front Xep
haniuh one of tin1 minor prof t
heeau/e t!u*ir recorded p'tu.here
is sfert'er than some of the oilers.
(led is .-sill in the. midst o
his );e? pie. In our own land ni.i
in other christian lands 11.? r
are many national sins.. We ?r
warn through the written won!
through minister.-. . The p-rslo
isroujjtiL (in' lit a n y iniercsuir
facts In the school in tiic peviea
A t. t he ~t iTTjTC V7f tlir- fiiai.u "TT'
[ liiiii' saii'.*', "Take nji t by f"r?>s.-'
licv. I!:tinpt hi lined nyion I <
"() For A Thomsand Tongue-.
Bro. A. It. Wheeler. olfered pra;
it. Choir sani;" "A Charge T
Keep." Hymn No. -1S > was linet
Script was read from Paul's let
Lor to "Form. 12th Chapter, 1
cer.se a nd commen ted on. 11y tin
and offering. Player of coiisy
lratiou by the- pastor. in t-ia
Cleft, slink' by the choir.
"The message was brought fa
the pastor from II Cor. ; 12_;2
I Knew A Man In Christ, Stfli
"I Know A Man." lie d'eliyere.
a wonderful messajjl to his hear
crs.^Brrr; P. S. Young lifted flfl
public "offering. <?<d. Jjild.To. Do.x
olcgy and Benediction.
At 2:20, the Masons Heioinc
hunched from the. hall for tin
urogram .and sermon. I-'rogran
as. follows.,M.W.J?led in singin;
"My Faith Books L'p To Thee,
then 'lined 2i?5 S.M. And are w
yet alive. Bro. L. Tinch prayed
Jesus Keep Me Near The Crosr
M. \Y. J. after some remark
turned over the- media# to tlv
Midtfleton. Sonp\. Miss l't?Iiji I.e
and others. Hoc. Mrs. Ruth I'm
derwood, Sub. ''I'eople Will Talk
Guitar Solo, James Relchei
"I'm Too Close To Heaven.
Reading, Mrs. Rosa Colalmiu
"The Cro.?ts."
M. \V. J. announced hymn 2D
li. ^1. "Go Preach My"' Gospel.
Then presented Rev. R. II
Hanipton who delivered the nics
sngu from St. John 8:1<2. Thei
ciety Holds 68th Me
T:i '
.-poke .Jesus a train unto thcin
I saying. I itiii the light of the
Jvorhl. using its .a Suit. ,"LUiirr,>.
The. man of.dod seined to have
'**tieen li t tlown in the deep treasj.ure
el liod's Storehouse .ah'd fill?
C'l \ydh tju- Holy .Spirit from on
high and spoke to his listeners.
If the Masons and Heroines
. can't, say they don't know wliat
our duty is. I.et us walk in the
! Light' M.W..L led in singing, ADuhose
lifted a liberal offering,
'i lie good feud, everyone was
' well fed. and drank. Plenty left
?ver;
Mr. Jack Madson had the misfortune
of losing his home Saturday
night and everything lie
' had. 1 'ray foY '.he shut-ins.
Mrs. ('. 15. J., Kpt.
Il N KM HIVIIlkL H APT 1ST<
HI ItCH
Ki'V. P. S. Jones?Pastor (!
.Sunday School , hejran at t h .c
.1 usual hour with Supt. and teacher:
at their post of duty. The lesson
was beautifully discussed lij
i the various classes, "God And Th<
Nations." Review by- the Supt. The
! attendance banner was won bj
' da.-s' No.'The offering banner win
' won by class No. 5 Mrs. Nancj
Aden and M tSty It s Teacher. After
Sunday School, worship ser'
i vice at Trinity' A.ME Zion, Rev. J
T. Coleman pastor.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sneed and
children of Washington, D.'C. Mrs,
(iencva Glenn and Mr. Glenn.-_ui
I >r id report Conn, are here visiting
t!:eir parents Rev. and Mrs. \V. M,
niacins on Wafi'ord St.
Mr-. Id I In Harnett have returned
. Immo after visiti!iir her nephew
!lo- I'ilcrams in Wellford, S. C,
fl
and is not feelinc: so well. .Mr. and
!
t Mrs. Joseph Norman alonsr with
Mr. Henry 'Gilliam and Mrs.
l.ottie 1!, Watson visited Mr. and
Mr-. Joe Tliontas in Mill Spring
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_! mi.i..i rMcs ?uf?Mi.vi.?Klka
I 'i'>i'111--o!i of S;t;ntunburn-, S. C.
i'i?rnM-iiv -?f Woodruff, S. C. was
i i ! i Yhursdsiy. at New Bethel
Chi.irch, Rev. I1'. S. .Jones officiated
and -J. S. Woodward Mortician in
I) ?i
, | charee. S!ic was a member of New
Bethel and mother (if the church.
' She was president of the Busy
^ iVe Clu.li for many years. She was
laid to rest beneath a beautiful
,i blanket of flowers. She leaves to
i'mourn 5 children, and 1 brother
I and a host uf relatives and friends.
! Mrs. I,ula Parks, Mrs. Rohrnson,
Mrs. No.a Winn and Mr. Winn,
ji.Mr. Calvin Parks and little Bonnie
Phil,son motored'tb Ashville to
visit Mrs. Hattie?Nettddcn- w li o
is ill .at this time hut she is some
-{ belter today.
Mrs. Nannie Irhy along" with
_ Mrs. Duncan and' Rev. Duncan and
Rev. A. 1). Duncan worshipped at
1 i ft I \r Trtm ? ill) ie.f PUnimli nno e
: Cow-pens, S. C.
'i We are praying for the sick that
I they may soon recovery.
Kinanl, L. Parks, Rpt.
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ST. PALL BAPTIST CHURCH
i Rev. A. B. Bailey?Pastor
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Sunday school lesson. Sub. "Goi
j ami the Nations." Alter the usua
opening the teachers taught t h (
lesson. Afterwhieh Rev. Bailej
nave some interesting remarks or
the lesson.
During the short prayer servic<
j led by Deacon W. II. Corley a n c
' .Mr. ( epluis Johnson. The congre
' gation got in the mood to receivj
' the message from the pastor.,
j The devotional service from tin
i pulpit was begun by repeating th<
2:1 rd Psalms. Prayer was led b ;
| the pastor. Scripture was rea<
j from (lienesh* 18:1 -3A. During th
- singing of Hymn oal), "Go Bread
My Gospel" the ushers Ao.uk th:
~~M.Tssionary offering. The Missioi
| prayer was offered by I)r. Curl,
! Drehcr.
The pastor came forward an
, gave an inspiring message froi
. i the subject, "A Good Father." Th
. young men of marriageable . ag
T should think over that said. Abrf
^ ham was a good father, because h
; was ohoscn by God to become th
r father of the chosen people. Th
. pastor said, "If alP fathers ha
, the qualities of Abraham, toda
-j_wti-wuiild have a better world. W
_ ' must have bettor homes, chuivho:
and sohools before we can have
j better world. With the help o
I God, we can acquire all thos
things."
Mis. Cora 1>. Plark was callei
to Kdgefiebh S. Friday due t<
the death of her nephew w h <
was killed in a wreck in Swains
horo, Ga. June 21, 1955. lie wil
be fuueralized on Wednesday i i
Kdgefield, S. We sympathi/.i
with the breaved family.
Rlondoll J. Green, I'pt.
! ST. JAMKS AMR CHI R( If
Rev. K. William Judge?I'a.sto
"God's I??v? for all people." '
Irt l-he"nations f.! glad ami -In;
for Joy: Eor Thou Shalt .1 mlir*"1 Ih?
people righteously and govern th<
nations upon- earth. Psalm 07:1
: Sunday School on time ^ith i
large attendance of both old a n <
i young with a light shining and al
classes, Supt. all officers am
teachers entering a wowim-fii
Topic, ''Clod And The Nations." A
''Righteousness exaleth a Nation.'
" Everyone seemed to enjoy tlii:
j lesson, and let us try hard to mak<
| this world a better place in whicl
to live as God made it so wonder
ful. The Adult class still holds th<
finance banner and Primary: elas:
| attendance. The little king Edwarc
1 and the little queen Glover need;
{ to be complimented -and may..! h ,<
i good Lord give them courage tc
continue' their .good work of-making
a founded report and o u l
LSunday School Union will forevei
j Continue to grow. So these child
I ren of tomorrow.
Our service on time, with mas
I tor Jim. I). Holmes at the Instru
| ments and the Senior Choir nja
j kinjr music to the praise of t h <
precious saviour. The pastor iytroductony
Was very soul confidental
with praise to our lovintr savi
our. Our Scripture text was' th(
1st Psalm, read it please. Our spir
tual food was taken from t.he IBtl
chapter of Acts 28th verse. "Bui
Paul cried with a lopd voice sayare
here."
Father's Day at St. James AMF
Church was very interesting anc
Father Heard His children and
yrand children were truly?wetemtv
STTO LEADER
ocl Guest, and quite a few other j
: i visitors whose inline I did_rtoL
note. ' T
t~ A!! out' siik ate still rotnomberI
cd at the throne of grace.
1 ! "the Candle Light Missionary
i. j program rendered by Miss Massey
was a woiuh'i'ful "success.
i The group of programs are
still doing their, very best. W e
; were proud to have our pastor's
1 wife worship with us today fqel~
inir much better.
3 The Union met with the Presbyterian
Church with Rev. E. L. Me3
Adijms and his friendly members.,
a In unity there are still .ha., ,*
f1 In unity there is always, strengi
th. We are still working together.
e l.et all our hearts lift the Saviour
n?up. Look and?live,?Watch?and
e. Pray.
rrj~ ?: M:?L. R. Jenkins, Rpt.
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nl t.Kh.MM! IIWH AKI> ,x.iir<
c CHURCH
;e i Key. Jiiraes Alford?Minister
t- [
e I Xew Zion?Sunday was the
e great day for the Minister Rev.
c1 Alford w.ho had the pleasure o f
d' sitting, ami enjoying a gospel
y preacher. The Dr. C. .J. Drill, o f
e Columbia, S. C. who preached a s
<, if his Hast. Tho spirit ran highland
a 1 am sure all enjoyed him. His
f I text was taken from St. Matthew,
e 15:'J5. "Then She Came Worshiped
Him Saying. Lord, Help Me."
1 The Minister of the Church was
:> J very elated to have Dr. Rritt, Rev,
i James "Williams, a studcjit o f
- Benedict 'College was guest also.
1 ! We enjoyed a very fine dinner
i at the home, of Mjr. and Mrs. J. I>.
l> Howards. We are thanking them
1 for the dinner. Visitors, Yotr-aro
I welcome. All roads points to"
I Howard.
Rpt. See.
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i( .IKNKINSVILLK NKWS
ii;n ; full o r
. spirit and food fur thought Sun.
day also St. Pcte^ A.MK. Many
i hearts .were made i?!ad in both of
I these services. The community?
1 crops are looking far hotter than
I they did this date a year apo. so
I i lei us' irive thanks to C*o?l for his
s ! "kind blessings.
' The I'olio vaccine given at Mcs
Crorey-Liston School Wed. went
? off very smoothly as Principal
i Brown. Some of his' teachers and
- Mr. Glenn made necessary preJ
paration and the parents in MOs
I crorey-Liston school were well
1 informed at least 75 per cent who
s were given first treatment report
1. ted for the 'second. Some had gone
>. for the summer and one or two
were physically* unable to take,
r j treatments.
j Prof. Brown, Mr. Jcukoes and
- Miss Finch maile House?house
contact relative to the vaeine
- treatment and the response , was
- very pood.
Those children w.ho nad the f|rst
?] VflPrin^ flhd thp SPPOllfl !
might report to the County Physi
eian Dr. Bryson between the hours
j of 10:00 and''12, and 2:00 -4:00
' daily County Court House, Winnsi
boro.
i | The New Home-Makers of Mct
Crorey-LisUm are in camp this j
- ! week at Orangeburg and news has
1'reAehed us that they areMiavThg~ a
j fine time, twelve chapters and
1 i their advisors are there thij> week.
1 Doris Seabrooks, Verdelle filling
I j ham, Maggie Hopkins, Virginia
| Martin arc amomjr those who at
V. _
tended Tamp.
Miss Find/ Worshipped at Union
Chapel Baptist .where she once
taujrht. She reports lovely .services.
COl.KM AN UIDOK ClltUCII
Kev. .Inn. })ayis, I'astor
S. S. opened a little late with
some of the officers, absent, and
son,10 of tiie members' were sick.
We f had, a- wonderful Sunday
Prhool.
After Sunday School we?had
the Jolly Work Club Meetingwhich
was very interesting.
The Mission Society met with
just a few members present, hut
everyone had a very nice time.
Some of the members went over
to Mizph to help them put over
a projrrani which was enjoyed by
fall. '
Carvin Ligons, Kpt.
HANNAH A. M. E. .CHl'IK'H
Rev... J. N. (au?hman, Pastor
XKWBKUUY?The S. S. is still
alive and wide awake with -the
Sppt- pnd h is co-wtt rktrrtr?on -the
job: The lesson is always . very
mtef'setin^. , Each teacher put over
a splendid job of instruction,
Each Sunday* - a splendid report
is read. The. money isalways
report.?Then the -review of the
lesson by cither the Sunt, or the
pastor.
. After the close of the Sunday
School the pastor immediately
begins the christian part of t h e
service. With the use of _ hymn
| No. 133 which is rendered by
j the Sr. Choir. Prayer was offered
by Bro. John Owens. The secI
ninl hvmn was lined hv?the pas.
for, after which the regular part
' of the' service was conducted by
j the pastor and his audience.
At this time the hour had ar1
ived for Clod's message, which
was brought to" us by the pas
tor Rev. J. N. Caughman, Rev
Caughman preached from 1 '
r t hapt. of St. .Matt. and the 8
verse. Theme, "Jesus Only. "\V<
appreciate and enjoy thesC mes
sages brought to us by our pas
jior. We wish to thank Rev
Caughman for such inspirin
messages. .May God pour out hi
richest blessings on Rev. an
Mrs. Ca ugh man.
More than ($36.00) were rais
ed in a collection.
J. G. Singleton, Rpt.
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KENS NEWS
Mrs. Rosa Leo Foggy Youn;
I of While Plains, N*. Y: recently
visited her father .Mr. Pinkney
, Foggy.
Mr and Airs. Clifton Millet
were visitors in Asheville, N. C
I and 'Columbia, S.C. They visitei
relatives in these cities. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Madisov
and children of^ Easlev. snenl
I Father's Day with their father
Mr. .Johnnie- Holland and sister
Mi ss I/oris Holland, -*~
Sgt. John Lee Mills of U. S
Army is visiting his mother, Mrs
Mary Mills on Hampton St.
Rev. Richard Nance has ' returned
'home after attending11 school in
j Berk Toy California. I
Mrs. Jesse MaHison of Price
St. is visiting her ill mother in
Washington. 1). C.
Mksses Annie and Mattie Pearl
Baker are visiting their sisters
j and brothers in Clinton,
j Little Mi>s Mary Xetta Ix'akc
is spending a while with h e r
taunt.?Mi's. Willie- M. ' Barksdak
j and Mr. Arnett Barksdale, while
I her mother'Mrs. Maggie I.eake.
; is attending summer School at
Indiana University.
Mrs. Oliva Miller. Mrs. Arzell.a
Watts, Mrs. Kiel Finley and
daughters Marilyn and Irene
1 James were the Sunday afterj
noon guests of Mr. Elbert Beasley
and-^laughtcr, Miss Sarah
Beasle.v.
: Mr. Robert Kilgo, son of Mr.
land Mrs. Ollie Kilgo, is visiting
relatives in Wash., I). 0.
Miss Betty /Ann "-Montgomery
:. i:?., .. ...t,ila i., WhitaiMho
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N. C.
)lw, Loraine Wright Smith is
attending a Beauty Culture
Workshop at S. 0. State College
in Orangeburg. r
I'rgf and Mrs. West Brown
and little daughter Pacolet of
Cowpens. S. C. were recent visitors
of friends in the city.
Miss Fannie Juliette Woody is
spending the summer in Evanston
srnd Chicago, 111.
" Mts. Kirt+rryrr Mathis Coleman
of Wash., D.C. is visiting her
father, Rev. .T. W. Mathis.
"Mr. Elbert Keasley is our
Palmetto Leader Agent.
Kiel Watts Finley, Rpt.
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[ST. .IAMF.K A. M. F. CHIRC1I
Hcv. J. C , Hates, Pastor
SiinHa-v School wa , well attended
ami we enjoyed a wonderful
review by Rev. White,
(hir collection was $7. 25. The
home depart mem is holding the
,.finance banner. .Mrs. Rosa L>e-laney.
Supl.
11 :.'!(> after preliminaries the
pastor led in siugini; ".My Faith
Looks l.'p To Thee." Afterw hic-li
lie preached a spul stirring' sermon
from th > theme, "Faith test
ed and rewarded."
? -At--~.'br'-f HMr St. .tnme< Senior
- Missionary Society held its
" ird Aniveis.ary.- TJte missionaries
front various churches were
present. We enjoyed' a very fine
program by - the committee, Mrs.
Carrie -Cherry, Frances Gore arid
Mrs. Viola TucLer. - Afterwhich
Rev. Neal pastor' of Antjoeh
ftapti. t t'hufch .brontrht *us .-^t
i burning message which was food
j for thought from the theme, The
I Missionaries Obligation. It was
* enjoyed by all. Our collection
I was $102.00. We thank the vari[
ous members for helping us out
in our effort.-Mrs. Uattie Dunlajt
is our efficient Presr
r|- After service, a very fino rentivt
u-nc ttppvpfl qimI pvpfvnrif
I went away feeling fine. Mrs. Sa
"Tie? JoTuisonTTnbria Ford anc
Mr. Buck Washington are or
the sick list, We are praying foi
u their-recovery... ? ?
_ friendly church- on the hiU -11 i
i Henderson St.
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EBK.NKZER AME CHURCH
Rev. S. S. Burroughs?Pastor
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Mullins?Sunday School was
: opened in due form by our Supt.
I Mrs. Patty Hayes. All officers and
teachers were at their respective
places. Miss Betty Ceo was solved:
uled to act as our Supt. this Sunday,
but she was late and couldn't
'1 open up. but she has promised to
11 do so next Sunday.
"j The lesson "was discussed fully
1 by'all classes. God and the Nation
1 1 All peivoiw, took an active part ir
! j the discussion.
e.l ]ilr. .Samuel-Beeves of Sumter
" was a visitor in Sunday School
He is a member of the Trinity
* Baptist Church of that City. /
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j iiumnei 01 our on iters auu scnoi
'! ars were-absent but to the deatl
; of Mr. Elijah Hughes, a membe
I of class No. 1. He had been sic
"jfor a long time, but was a faith
ful member of our Sunday Schoo
wh?n he was able. He will b
greatly mjsse'd by all of us.
At the usual hour, our pastor
and Rev. McClain ascended t h 1
Rostrtffin. Our Senior choir fur
r-nished the music with Mrs. Mag
r\ gio Jackson at the piano. Ou;
'morning prayer was offered b 3
| Rev. McClain. It was a soul re
! Scripture was taken from St. Johi
js
I 1:1-10 as was read by the pastor
r The Sec't. Mr. \V. L. Foxworth
1'was absent. Our morning message
was very good. Theme: "The Victc
J rian Life."' The text was taken
J from 21:7. The pastor preached'a
1 very good sermon. The Invitation.
I al Hymn was sung but we had nc
; joiners.
' At the close of the services; the
II Father- son- daughter contest
L closed with a being. The childrenj
made a very good report. This
contest was sponsored by Mrs,
j Cornelia Foxworth. Our 1st prize
j was won by Miss . Thomasina
1 Johnson who reported l he
,j second prize was won by little
| Roselyn Hairston who had $3.59
i The 3rd prize was won by master
S. \V. Fordham. 3rd who $3.50
The?grand total was? $54.02 for
which we. were thankful. j
At 3 o'clock, the funeral services
of Mr. Elijah Hughes were
held at Ebenbzer. He had been ill
for a long time. A good man. a
Christian gentleman, a devout
Christian, a good father, a fine
j Neighbor-and a true friend. H <
i leaves a wife: Mrs. Eula Hughes
j 1 sister, f? children and a host ol
i relatives and friends. W. L.. Fox
worth and sons in charge. '
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i LOCAL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene FoxworlA
and Walter spent the week-end it
I Rayhoro. Mrs. Carrie B. Howes it
a patient in the Mullins Hospital
Miss Emma T. Hodge is indispos
j ed at this time.
I .Mrs. Louise H. Malone and Cor
dell they have been for sann
time.
Mrs. Ella Carmi'chael spent thh
j,weekend in Dillon. Mrs. Mart
j Cohn is very sick at this time
Mr. and Mrs. Seven Hayes, Misse:
Julia and Coretha Brave, peck
ley Ann and Bennie Fave snen
Sunday in Georgetown. T.hey wen
11 called there because of an acci
' dent in the family.
Mrs. Eter I>ee G. Lewis died ii
Philadelphia, Pa. She formerlej
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liver! in Mullins. She is a sisfcpr\pj
Mrs. Thelma Owens, Binia Gerald
of Mullins. Funeral plans are
incomplete at this time.
Mrs.) Julia Collington in spending
this week on the Beach.
Mr. Ralph Harlie left for Ocean
C ity last week.
Mrs. Essie Cuttins -has just ra+
turned from a visit with children
in Indiana. Her son Wiley came
' hack with heij.
We extend our sympathy to the
Vereen-Family Nicholas, S. C. in
the death of Mr. Frank Vereen,
| who passer! away at his home i n
~ W1fiVton^sTeTO7 : ?
Mr. and Mrs. Wildon Vereen,
are rOceivinpr conjrraluations on
I the hirth of their twelth 12) child
a nine (Si) pound and three (3)
I ounce boy. They reside in Nichols,
S. C.
Lj .. Mi^and Mrs. Rufus Sarvis,
I.ouis. S. C'.. was the tfuest of Mrs.
?F.liwai fl?1 l;i vis i .^atiirrtny ftftlT.
( noon. '
1! Mr. and Mrs. Eugent Foxworth
, and sor\ spent the weekend in Lo1
ris, S. C:; the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Kufus Sarvis.
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BETH ESI) A BAPTIST CHURCH
5 Rev. O.- Y. Goode?Pastor J
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' S. S. was opened with the Supt.
1 and his staff before passing t O
the classes. . Eaoh scholar recited
Bible verses which was ?o interest*
' ing. The lesson was beautifully
God And The Nations. Memory Selection,
Let the Nations be glad
and singing for joy; for thou shalt
judge the. people idghteously, and
govern the Nations upon earth.
> Psalm, 67:4. Everyone should un,
derstand that God is the God of
1 all Nations and not his nation
~ only.
A short Missionary meeting was
held as usual on evening 4th Sunday
which was very good with a
i very few members.
We have a lots of Church mem
bers but a very few Missionary
. workers, but still we do manage
r to rai& arid pay our asseslment
for education every year. The sura
; J of $100.00.
A ' June 26 was Mimmiona.ry Drive
/ day at St. Paul, Rev. Sanders pastor.
All those could not meet their
- coal have until the Missionary
h Convention in Oct. to ,complete it.
r The Jubilee Sincer from Chesk
ter rendered a wonderful program
i- at 3 o'clock. It was a glprious
il time in Bethesda in favor flf t h e
e Junior Choir sponsored byRice.
, All the Primary students regret
? ! for Judeth Ann Thorqas, 10 years
old to leave for her home in Doni
ora Pa. as she<Jbas been with her
I grand parents, ?)ea. and Mrs. R.
' B. Thomas since July 3rd 44 and
; have been an active S. S. scholar
seholar-and gained 'the
friendship of so many. Her parj
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thomas
1 arrived" June 25. A friend came to
assist Mr. Thomas in driving Mr.
Alex Kelley. They left but for Don
' ora this morning at 2 a. m. Judeth
is missed already, I p r a y
Tthey shall arrive home safe i n
, j God's care. > ^
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Uov. J. A. Holmes?Pastor
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f Everything is moving along
] lovely in the Sunday School. The
| teachers and children are having
I an interesting time discussing the
| lesson each Sunday.
| Last Sunday our Presiding El'
der. Dr. P>. 0. Cunningham, made
4 his 3rd official visit to Bethel. He
J preached a beautiful message from
the "hook of St. Matt. 27:42, using
t.he theme*. "How Shall I Think?"
|. The minister told his eongregal
tion to think upon things that, are
; eternal: think the way Christ
, would have a Christ't thought. He
> said that if we are to be saved it
will bv the many small things that
f a child of God will he confronted
. with each day.
Next Sunday Holy Communion
will he administered.
We were happy to .have Miss
^ Catherine I.<ewis join Bethel last
, I Sunday.
, ) The music was lovely and was #
hoauttfnl^ done.
The flowers were pretty and pre- ' ?
..seated a beautiful arrangement.
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