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Saturday, July 23, 1955 " * Social Security Pa In Richland Count In Richland County at the end of last year 1,595 retired workers were receiving $84,918 in monthly social security payments, according to figures just released by W " H. Nixon, Social Security Administration district manager in Columbia, South Carolina. In addition to the retired workers themselves, 2,2260 people were receiving $76,365 a month as dependents of aged workers or as survivors of those who had died. These amounts represent an increase of 36 percent over the benefits being paid at the end oi -lotto M- xt:. ?:_i_j -~l j? 1,'UU, Hll, 1UAUII {lUlIlbUU UUl) (IUI primarily to the 1954 Amendments to tKc"~socTal security law which increased all benefits. I One of the changes in the law made it possible for the first time for the survivors of some worker* who "died after- 1939 and before September 1950 to qualify for payments. Nine out of ten mothers a n ei children in the entire country are now protected by old-age and survivors insurance and about half pi the children whose fathers have died now receive benefit payments In Richland County at enei of the year children made up 8 large group of beneficiaries; 1^6f of them were receiving $33,044 ir benefits per month. Also there were 301 mothers in the Countj receiving $11,746 per month. Mr. Nixon stressed the importance of these benefits as t h < greatest or the only source of re milica who receive 4herm ST. TAMES AMF. rmmru Rev. J. A. DeLainc?Pastor -? S. S. opened at 9:45_- with th< T-"Assistant Supt. presiding by his staff of co-workers. The clases arranged for study and the lessor was very interesting1 for study. R< viewed by the pastor. Attendant banner by class No. 5. The offer ing banner by class 3. Morning Service-a" 11:30 a. m with the pastor. Along with t h < Jr. Choir and Gosple in charge ol 1 ... the music. The pastor preached t soul stirring sermon taken fron Psalm 54-4, Behold God is min? helper. Our evening service began a' 8 o'clock with Mrs. L. B. Hayes This \vas Women's night. Open ., ing song, Holy Holy, Prayer bj Mrs. E. Barns, 2nd song, Welconn Address by Mrs. Corrine Graham Solo, I Would Be True by Mlsi Viola Eaddy, reading Mrs. I. P GrcerrrThe^ladtes?made a verj , fine report, Total report, $234,42 Stewardess Board met the 4tV with Mrs. Estell Snell.. . _ . 4:00 p. in , all members ask t c please be present. Our fourth and last Quarterl> . Conference will be held at St James the 5th Sunday morning The pastor and his family has returned from a two week vacation, Visitors are always welcome tc St. James A ME Church. Pray Foi the sick and shut-ins. Our hiotto is to keep on climbJPg ... x MT. PISGAH AME CHj'KCH Rev. F. C. James?Pastor Sumter?Sunday school't began promptly at ten o'eloek^Jn spite of our crowded condition,- attendance and contributions we e good and class discussions were i iteresting. For the past two Sundays, the women's Bible class has missed the presence of its teacher, Mrs, Chattie Brown, who is ill. Our prayers go up for her speedy recovery. ~ We were happy to have with us our District Supt. of Sunday Schools, Prof. Gallishaw, who pave a very interesting and informative " review of the lesson; At 11:15 a.m. morning worship service began Dr. James selected as text St. Luke 5:3; subject "Alone on ..the Sea of Life." The spirit was manifest and everyone enjoyed the service. Music by the Senior ?and Gospel choirs was especially appropriate. We were delighted to welcome a number of visitors to our service. We are always plad to have them. At 4 p.m. Dr. James, the Senior and Gospel choirs and a number of other members of Mt. Pispah visited Union Station AME Gbofch op Manning Ave., where Rev. Chisolm is doinp a fine remodeling job. Dr.' James preached nnother wondefrful sermoiv. The Frank Madison Reid Club met at fl p.m. at the home of Mrs. Loretta Williams, 510 South > ~ < lyments Increase y | ' Harvin street. After i^very inter' estinp meeting the" hostess served delightful refreshments. Mrs. Alethia Blake, Pres.; Mrs. Phoebe B. Jackson, Sec. -The^ten's-CluB met briefly immediately after ' benediction. Mr. J. B. Conyers, Pres.; Mr.- A. C. ; Thrower, Sec. The Ever Ready Club met at 6 | -f p.rm at the home of Mrs. Mild rot) _ Roberts, 218 S. Purdy streef.""TKe" hostess served a delicious repast. Mrs. Sadie Barno, Pres.; Mrs. J Roberta B. White, Sec. The local branch ^of?NAACP will meet at Mt. Pisah on Tuesday, July 19 at 8T p.m. The speak' er for the occasion will be Attorney W. B. James. A large audience is expected and hoped for. The Fourth Quarterly Conference will be held at Mt. Pisgah on Monday, July 25 at 8 p. m. ^hei pastor has asked that all I auxiliaries will have their reports ready. Rev. James attended the Quad, rennial meetmg in Washington last week. Work .has begun on the Educaj tional building. We are hoping that the rain will cease and that ^ we will have fair weather so that ' the work can progress. r 'ldn 'siaaqoH -J -jy -SJM r : "- f UNION AME CHURCH n n_i J ? i?vTr-K. ir ciuer, ranugicf? Lake View?"In all of thy ways acknowledge Hinrr"aWd~JHd'?will direct thy pafK7* "S. S. began at its usual hour with the Supt. and teachers_in-charge. The lesson was interestingly discussed throughout tne entire school. The lesson was reviewed by the (Supt. Worship service" "Beg^ri at lTTOTFi 5 a.m. with the pastor conducting ] 51 the opening service._^ Associated j 11 with him were Drs. J. S. Coe, our '' Presiding Elder and N. S. De1 Laine, the father of Union. This I being our third quartely confer-1 * Presiding Elder, who in turn de' livered to his ?hearers an uplifting and soul stirring sermon from 1 St. Luke 15:18. "Father, I have 1 sinned against heaven, and before i Thee." Immediately following the morning service the P. E. went into -j the business of the quarterly con-' ference. All reports were good and j the P. E. was paid out in full as 7 usual. ; At 3:30 p. m. we reassembled ' for the afternoon service at which * time we were graced with the * presence of Our own Presiding r ? ?* -r-? -I uigiiu|i r nuiK luauison ( Reid. Bishop Reid was accompan1 ied from Dillon by Rev. R. L. Mc. Bride, former pastor of Union, and ' pastor of Bethel, Dillon. Also Vith Bishop Reid was his driver whose j name the writer failed to get. j Bishop Reid preached from Joshua \ 24:15, "And if it seem evil unto you to serve the Lord, c.hoose you this day whom ye will serve." ' Theme: Decisive Cross Roads Truly Bishop Reid was at his best. He electrified the entire church with his soul sweeping message.?Many outburts of-^ries of amens throughout the audience He preached and sang his hearers happy. Everyone was loud in his praises of the excellent service rfcn dered us by this "noble map of Clod. 1 May God ever bless, keep and pre'-Wscrvc Bishop Reid to continue t o preach the truth as .he proclaims ' in his messages to dying and sinful ' men. ! During our morning service we I were happy to have the foHowing visitors: Mrs. Mamie Scott of ~ _i_ I * ...muciHMiii, wno is visiting her sister Mrs. Lillian Fladgerr and Mr. and Mrs. Georgie Legett and children of Cenetary, S. C. We were also happy to .have one o f 1 our own, Mr. Jasper Page, Jr., of f Amerilla, Texas who is servirlg in the U. S. Air Force! He is spend1 ing fifteen days home with his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Carol Page. We had many-many ^visitors during ^>ur afternoon service whose names are too numerous to mention. "Mrs. Willie Ford of Sarasota, Fla., is her spending some time: with her sister Mrs. Lucy Thompson. Mr. Drefus Williams, the 'Ag' J teacher of Columbus High returned to the community on 17th of ' July to begin his professional career at the school after spending ! two years in the U. S. Army. He r W4s gu??t~d? Rdv. ancLMrs.! Felder and famttjrut the parsonage on last Monday. Dr. R. H. Green, Presiding Elder i of one of the North Carolina Dis' tricts of the AME Church will be the guest speaker at Union on' I . c;. 1 next Sunday afternoon-aU 4 p. ni You arc cordially invited. Pi Green is a schoolmate of your pa tor during: their college days a Allen University. "Come Thou With Us, And W Will Do Thee Good." PINE GROVE A.M.E. CHURCI Rev, C. R. Uawthrone, Pastor S. S. at its usual hour, Supt, and teachers and a large Tsurrr ber of scholars prescpt. The les son was discussed by each class then a brief review of the les son By Mrs. Ellen Kicharrtson. Prayer service was held. Thei the pastor came to the rostrun with a message which will b< remembered. After service a wonderful rail; was had and it was a thrill -4s evereyone to enjoy such a rally Every leader was a oanlain nn. class No. 1 went over the top the leader Mr. James Lawman Class No. 9 second, leader Mrs Sussana Graham. The sum o money raised in the rally wa: $165.00. The day was enjoyed. Conn worship with us. _ ECHOES FRONT SHADY GROVE A: M. E. CHURCH Rev. M.* G. Williams Pastor "Let everything that hatl breath praise the Lord. Frais ye the Lord." Psalms 150:6 The S. S. was largely attend ed July 1>7, and the lesson unde Larlies Captivity was studied an discussed by the various classe in ?" excellent manner. Th teacher and members of clas No. 4 were very pleased to hav -JVlTST J. H. -Williams the quecjilj Kind, Cultured wife of our pas tor teach the class. By her effi cient manner of teaching -the lessun-she. gaxc. ua . much food fo thought. The Supt., Bro. J. P. Pressl presented the pastor to review the lesson. He responded by re viewing in such an effective w.a until, the many that were presen will not forget the lesson. Collec Ton $2.64. Our S. S. will be represente July 26 at the Sunday Schoc Convention at Mt. Sinai A.M.I Church, Rev. M. Hunter, pastoj by Miss Amelia S. McBride, a delegate. With, a largo assemblage pre? ent the Divine services opene by the pastor lining hymn N< 11. Prayer by. Bro. J. Maxcl Scripture reading by Rev. J. \\ Martin. Announcements and th< consecration prayer. After sinp ing of second hynin, our pasto came -before us and delivered -*; inspiring sermon from St. Joh 9 and first clause of verse A "I Must work the works of hir that sent me." Theme: "The va ue of Work.'.'. . He closed stnginj an appropriate selection. He ex tended an invitation to joiner* there were none. Collection $14. 50. Doxology and benediction. At 3:45 the Abraham Brother of Augusta, Ga. appeared in per son and entertained a larg group with gospel selections tha were well received by the man; of our church and visitors tha were with us.- , W)ere were pleased to see i large number of the members o the church present th&t had no been during this church year. ' Those that were on the sici list of the church members an all improving and being rcstore< back to health by the power o 1 God to the delight of all. Amons whom were Bro. T. Lyons anc sister Ada. Davis. The pretty little daughter o; Mr. and Mrs. Jarnos Moselj Gray of Monroe, N. C. are spent ing the sinffmer^keasrsn -jwitt their grand parents Mr. ant Mrs. .'ttsie Allen. Mr.'.. Allen i: a faithlul and loyal member o: the church. After having attended" schob during the school session of th< J. S. Wright High School , in Ab beville, Miss Alma Weir who rt rided at the home of her grand mother Mrs. M. Weir, has re tujiieu to ner no me in New YorlN. Y. She was accompained l>> her pretty, little cousin Bernart Brown. Their mothers who ar-; daughters of Mrs. Weir are the former Misses Sini and Joe Ros sie Weir. * . . Miss Georgia Bouie and Miss Louise Wade are visiting theii reelatives in Phila., Pa. These cultured teen-age girls are mem benT bf ihe SI.~ PauIA. 5T./E Church of which the Rev. Rice is the beloved pastor. They are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs Wade and >fr. and Mrs. M Bouie. Our Annual Missionary Sermoi I ? THE PALE '* V " ? \ J9 By " . X<*:V *? ri/,, : .- 'Xk'sX:-. Bishops from other Church f General Contention of the Protc 1 in Honolulu, September 4-15. AV.K. Mowll, Archbishop of Sy 2 England in Australia ami Tasn Michael H. Yashiro, Presiding Church. Top left: the Rt. 1 Bishop of Polynesia of the N right: the Most Itcv. Isabclo ( of the Philippine Independent h BETIIELEHEM BAPTIST a - CHURCH Hev. G. J. Odom?Minister r Sunday School began at 10:0 e a. hw-Many?were pronont- inchuh d ing visitors; lVVe wore, happy 1 t) have you present. Come agair e Lesson Topic: Ezekiel and *1 li s Earlier Captivity, r./.eKiei TTnTTi e A very interesting lesson. A fii r, review was made on the lesson h i- the minister. ii 1 Morning service, organ prelinh Call to worship, If I be lifted u r from the earth I will draw all me unto me. Song, Safely Throng v Another Week, chanting the Lord' y -Eravary-Song, T Cavo My Life Fn Thee, choir and congregation, scri y turc lesson, St. Mark 7th chaptei 1-10, Prayer by Deacon H. Best i ,r~ behalf of the Mission offering. St ^ ments by t.he Church clerk. ,] Remarks by the minister, Gen jv eral worship offering and prayei t- Hymn Jubilee Choir. a Sermon was delivered by t lv minister, St. John 3rd chapter, l it verse. And as Moses lifted up th ^ must the son of men be lifted uj j A very profound sermon by. t Ti r' minister.Hymn, If 1 Be I.ifted U From The Earth I Will Draw A] Men Unto Me. Invitation for join ers, one" received. ^ Acknowledge of visitors a n < ! friends. [f Sunday was our Communioi n day, Matt.hew 20th. ,1 Let us all pray for our sick men ^ hers. ? Devotion Lepran at (Lin after i which the evening service bepan a . 7:15. Orpan prelude etc. The minister apain delivered { . 7th chapter and the 0th verse. Sul e ject, John Vision of the Kedcen t before the throne and the Lamb j John had a vision, t Prayer service at- 8:00 o'clocl every Wednesday eveninp. Missior x ary meetinp every Thursday even f inp at the usual hour. Sister K t Joyce, presidepjt. v M. ifl. Bethea, Rpt. j GALILEE BAPTIST ( III RCII f Key. W. I). Coker?Pastor r ) Somalia- Today beinpr Children'? day a lot of happy children wore f out. , Sunday School at the usual hour j The lesson was well discussed by ^ the elasses. The contrrepration was 1 called to order by the Supt. with . Miss Amelia Jones at the piano, t Openinjr selection: Jesus Keep Mc Near The Cross. Prayer, Deacon j.-SamueL Jones, son*? Holly Holly, The secretaries Miss Gladys and Miss Polly Jones took clthrpe o f 5 1 .was preached on a past recent date to a large group hy the 1 Rev. E. t. MrAdams of the Pre? byterian church. He delivered his ' preat sermon from John 3:10, ' theme; "The Most Important 5 Thinp in the World Ixive." He * W37? aecompained by his choir 5 The Musical selections sunp were excellent. Also a number of his ' church members were present. " Mrs. Lillie M. Cane is Pres. of . our Missionary Society anil the ? writer Sect. Our beloved pastor, Rev. Will iams pnd his queenly wife are . still do'ng'the work of a preat pastqj at above named church, i Mrs. E. J. Wharton, Rpt. Se? . * I OTTO LEADER cs in the Pacific will he puesls of,the stant Episcopal Church, which inlets Bottom left: thp Most Rev. Howard . dnev an' Primate of the Church o' lania. Bottom vijihl": the Mo i lit 7T? Bishop of the Japanese / ifjiiean lev. Leonard Stanley KemPtin rne ew Zealand Ar.o'ican Church. Toy tie los Roves, Jr., Stprcine iiislioji Church. 1 tlic I'rojjranil The program was carried- out so' beautifully ami was enjoyed by all. We- are plateful? tu_uur?many 0 Visit'.mr friends for royneratjnjr so - well Mild ta-hoip in alto ' he _p4**M4-am o j. a success, We are saying 1" all i! j attain and ajrain, you are welcome' e ! Please come attain! tri Please hear in numl liohlo T7TTTTu> inii' Tlay here the nth Sunday iny t this month and also the .be.jrinnir.tr | of, revival meeting we are cxpect' intr.-u splendid speaker. uiiul also a P ; I'nion County man, Rev. M. Rattan a ftf Columbia, S. CI..l lease come .andb hrintr a friend. * I Polly Jones, Rptl JL[ : ' i 1? i i". IBETIIKSDA RAPT I ST (III' U( II | u | Rev. (). V. Rootle?Pastor s-4 S* S. operated by?ilo? prwtiiv j j.M'ith the S. S. staff. Kaeh tcachet j ti-,too)> their respective places and f. {rave their {treat interest to their J classes with the wonderful siihjcct j c 1 Kzekiel and the Karlier ('aptivitv. i h | Advance tonic. Pisohodionts 'lends I I e| to disaster, printed. 2nd Kimrs, 21: o ' 8-11 ';i, Kzchiel 1:2.:t;?*1 >\::lu-:;2. j ). I Memory selection. Repent and. turn | 0 yourselves from nil your transyrcs i p sions; so dinoquitv shall not he' 1 your ruins. Ezekiel ISiUO. . I" Prayer service' conducted 1?y il i Deacons Penny Sartor and Johnie Cheek which'was very jrood and en1 joyed l>y all. After mission offer inp h.v the T*>he.rs, Deacon Dennis 1 Xorman offered a warm mission : prayer. The pastor read for sorip' tuie lesson. 1;J:1. 1-:? verses of Ro[ loans text from the same.' Subject. j-Only .sin will make you hate your t friend^and only your friend will 1 male* you linti?sin. (>h it was c'"'d } i to l-e present, together that i ic-h ^ ! spiritual reviving food. The Lord's , ! Supper was ffiven will Rev. Ver1 non ft.wens as truest fo the pastor f ' and at '! oVInek lie really preached la wondei fill sermon sponsored hy beacon's Dennis Nnrnuin ami Willie Tucker in favor (>f the l>ea| cons Which was enjoyed hy all. Tin* , Script'aru lesson read liy Rev. O. | Y. (rood. 1st John 11:7, Subject., I What It Means to he converted. I He really delivered a beautiful I spiritual message which everym?' I enjoyed, fie was nrenprpanied 1 ?y . 1 his motlier, a sister..Mr. and Mrs. James ("rushy ami two hint hers, Mr. John and James Crosby also Jim Croshy. Visitors for the day was Mrs.) ,! Emma Jeter. 1 j Our 2nd and flrd irrade teacher , who made very encouraging re-1 f j . marks t.o our pastor for his woni , derful sermOn. The entire service j was good and sou! stirring. Miss; , Morelene Sims wery hack home.l also Mr, and Mrs. (ieortre Fops' were happy to he home again after! being' "over Soils. and sTle m. Va., ', and Ohio with relative's until to-- 1 turn. Glad to have more. Mrs;. . Nora Tliomas of'I). 0. is visitintri i her relatives. Mr. ;rm*i Mrs. T-ho-; mas says she is enjoyintr l?er trip .! so inlieH. , i lola A. Thomas, Ttpt. j ~~TT ? f ?, } SnKtrriL Fw j | The PalmettjO | LEADER ri K+ifa;' I \< TINT) l!-:s IN* AMI VHOl Ml t .m iki{is nuow \ \ *ii-; t 111 !:< n Ki'V.x'.I. ('. (juarl >?I'a-tor We:.' AI < i : ?- r.:<i\v!! yi' i a; iI'nl- day. t'." iicut.i it i' always a |.?-jvil? tit.i I ?nv?' plca-a-v to?r.r a'-p- to house if" (!?? !, ai hi fu y.nr.-iii i liiiti. i i*r soii<;? :fin| prui.-e.-. Our Sunday;' ildiit'.- wore nai'MC'l at Kin MI <>'- | c!<nd. . \\ i:?i iii- Surf... Mr. \V. S. ' . . ... * | (? iii! ami i.i- of I ? !* < .-at | itl.cir rr.-' i'i-tivi* post. A v< i:v Isirvo ... I | :it!o!i<V.";t" i- ssli sit our- Sunday ; Sfh'.ud.?itoui^ja-^v-n' tiiio^ to Ika'n , . ' . ! old' yiiiiyr- ju:opi?f. tra* toe (lay is : ' { r. ii .i-.y ..f v-'.Uvn ii.o ui' a < .Mothers. Kathers. and 'Xjunrdiuns '..iii play-'otir lol! <>'. tlie stajri' of] ion. and then \ve mti.-U- stop1, ilowii. si.nd tlifii they mils'. take . . o'. cr-itrti! at r\ on. < >uriSorvscc;-ot - ' f-Mir a" t 11:1 a '>"'< !ooK./T1m Pox.i-j i.ir v a: n iiii' (all ><> Wuf-.-hip. the 11 >: i. i Si. inlay the Jr. I, t'hoi'r ty "nloic.1 nuT-in for- the Services A.M. and I'.M., uncU'r t ii e I direction of Mis. (j. I'. Hinylelon, as choristers. Tin* notice's wore I read l?y the Secretary-Clerk of..the ' Church. Mr. \V. 1>. Bradford. Rev. (.puy;les then presented tlie speak] er for the A. M. Service in the i ! e> on. of I lev. Marion StrohMev J v..ho oaMte l'orth wit!) his ii essaye ' which was timely and informative l y-request. The choir and coin:ra- j tion. >ujny,. A .('loser- Walk With! Hod and the'R'ov.' Stroke <lid his host in pointing it pays to serve } Te>as. -After the sermon, little J.inda 'aml'Alvin 'hivis joined the (Jfair* h I j -md we say as ("hfi-t ha- -aid . , Suffer little children to con e unto I ! me for of such is tbe ndyoiii TTT1 l~ : Heaven. These children will he Wfci.o?d of I'hri.l '.I' .-.,0^? 1 .v..ilk iii _the font -t r-;i-. of their ^ . parent.-, 'lite mother. a faithful j . i n.emhcr of the .church and aw e\; eelle.it v crkei' in the .parsonaye hili. The father, .member of tin- t .iTV. t'hrnir ami also. a merrrher-arf-j? i i - nrr-Trr: e 1 r 11.rrq-r-HSn.- : Tiaov are ?jr itt- a number o f j efforts .h'dn'y sponsored, in a it <1 "iii oand t!ii church, and e\ <-r; In > iv . secni to he in .a worl.viny mood for j Conference claims ami the . Buildin.y Fund. , ' T ? 'ih a-'ee 7t:'.x'liapy i- -pun ,M! ;.w ;; If, ;it tL'~ Ldnre of }]>.<. L Spears. Tiff "Sr.""hoii\ a musi? . < ;;! proLCt'.tii. 'f.hf*~~* helpi'nir haiid. .^ iil-'i a ii-a. at: ! ninny ot';er> t at will iiii'Mii'i in next week's i*: l!'". . ? ? Moiris I frown i? eiimiin.a , tin- \ I. Proere-s. ^ I, la Till- NVas .M:'. ;iii<' Mi'.a Mo-es Smalls ana , i .-an l?:;roM is -fi t; sitti.tiir -jft - Mfs. Kinat<! Kie'ds tt wij! he truest <>f. tin; Palmetto w Leader. This week a ropy nil! he :.| atv('iT~ttrtw-free. 7 ~r We' ate very happy La say Mrs. U; I.. V..Johnson has never missed a i.t single eony of .the Palmetto is Leader. -j Mrs; Mamie. M. .T.t " nsoii w,as ;ts- !i' signed as leader of rla.-s 21. Mrs. Johnson is also a steward. We r<- p! U'rel to Know' of the iUue>s of Mrs. ' S. N. Kdwurd-. it 'm i- luin it \ 1 11 ('. with her daughters' also l'ro. n: CeoI.re full..- iflin C ..12.. ..i'i 1.1. C' children these persons a very faith full members of Morris Ilro'wn- A (".'inrch. Hro. farter formerly -'i leader of class 21, we are also a.-h- <li intr that you pray for the-son'of hi Mr. and Mrs. I Sen White who i-?' still ill. I.et ns pray for them foi .-i I THE HEST I * DONT TAKE OI'H ?LET I S I'll SHADY RE* III:IDT ST. j. !! (iOLDEN I . Marion Burn Kadio and BI'.'.VJ I' ii ci|<inn- I'cSi'ln IJ. sio?r> ] 1. ~ i We have several Older Mod ? ..Vt?aiul- ."?.*? to Llhueuai-Xi MARION BURN! 2015 GERVAIS ST. ?L - I r - . - ' 1 't n?y?T 11 move mountains. i cfi.r !r.i.' \ ij(. wt'l'li. j l'i..y ii c!ia:i^v- ihinjrs. * i il (". i :. is - ' !, "v a. i. <rt:< i \list in 111:ui; kkmkI>1 is 1 Announrv> < ;>< itiu-??t* Sumter 1 iltiff . 1 11 i v ' * 1 ??- - s;?i:< i \i. insf m m in run ii! hi U!M. rifts T ::o n\-\s Oil S< i: !.<)< \ i ion u. Adjoining A'lw > < otumunity st?F<? > Maiinin** Uoad. Route 1 Sumter. S. < . Nii-i u:\khi; i-m: OFF in-: VISITS ftV , iia.' e. >if le<timon fa!> - ?"-ph- ray tlieyk have Feci) helped for null ail,diuat jj-in,---iln,iin;athn\. iietM'iih. kidney and 'bladder ij-?nil?!?.*. aid various otiier ail-, i inonts. A\ -hy-bot try ow Remedies and If; then lie*!]* V'Wt. Varied- 1??* 1 - ? ;)!!.('ttiv*',ly ?*7?uin iron, iodine, euhi.fin, phuphorus. ii-i'a/ dam. luntrr.osiiim. -*o<\- ( Mijr. ' >ilit-'.n. aj:d' -mining. iTi'rhs arc. aho rF.h in "Vitamins., I have' had twenty-seven years .I am not an M.'Jh. do not J . I'aiin t". lie oiii'. and do not pre-' j a rilu . >ri; l> K 11< iFRSi ? A. M. to i? I\ ' M. daily' except Sundays Sun" <l;:y oy anjxe.ntmcnt only. ' i , nil.Ll'M' ?\K: h-KSnn 4RI!:NI>S!III> ,\MK cHinni Rev. K. Alfred Vance?Pastor S. . a l-.nl i!av. Friendship ;i wee'.-tof Revival, eont 1 <y- Rev. !h I amidst Good oyj'eJ --ir.y'ny and -on! slirriny e-sai:.-- were, well received. S. S. at live usual h'oar. Review y Mr. H. R. Crawford and Rev. ance. Finnneia! banner won !>y -i???Xu?il??Fmnin Vitii' ,r ae'er. (tendance remains with Xi'iftv Mr.-. Ri.Rye M. Grant a i -.her. 1 :"e niorr.iny' worship. Senior loir i t n?M iny music. Rev. Vance as ? ttreiy at hi.- lies'. Sunday, He cached from the theme. "Our! rr,TT s fin ri Hat vTT a eh christi ah o-U-sonu'thi' e t'> i iiiik of. are we iny Christ like? Oui; Christianity more than fine eluirchbs. tjilkimr, i nyiny and shoutiny. We must' he .1 '1 rustoe- nnuie tlieir monthly re-| at--. Am<?'tir were Mr.-.I, ;rl.ih'i.-;. . n c time uIi.mII emher of I'riendsliip who now in Atlanta. (lit. Mr.-. Minnie. K. f'olemun of | niMis.ta <i;i. the -i-ter of Mr.-.! ein I *i. 1 "is<i Mi v eiv ttiveit a e?>r-j a! \\ olroine. tw'itfi nttole eiU,ouraj$*'T e ! < 111:11 v..-. v:"ti If.'." Ue'li: (io-p. lj . " - el- "!' _ A ii.e! , S. < . retnlei'eil a j K PORK IN TOWN WORD FOR IT :<)YK IT? " I YT PARK j COLl M151A. S. C. I , Manager u "IViiTT' nsRBBniinnr, ? side & Sons I;'i.' Plymouth Tinier e'ean Kvtra j;oo?| tires, r:?' <lio . c 4 f\ irmrrrr ~z E I'.t.VI Plymouth, Radio, hea- I ler. Seal eovers per f,r'.. $695 1 mndition els and Later Models .VI, qui, .jri- Prices To Sell. SIDE & SONS I PHONE 4-3023 ? * Page Thr? nusicul propram. To hear these ~ iHiiiifj men, tunc in each Sunday norninp at 10:30, Station WAUG, v. upu la. (in.. Stop! Look! an<l Listen! The [ 'our Stars of Aiken, S. C. will ippcar at Friendship A.MK Church Sunday ovoiiinp W:O0- M,, July .'I. don't miss this treat. In T.he City Captain W. K. Harley visited liis _ a laws the past week end. Mrs. \. G. Shell and Miss 1>. M. S. Hell. . -M r,s. J)(nia H. VVaiker and little love of Washington. 1). C. is'visitup her mother, Airs. Thompson mil-other relatives. Mrs. Minnie K. Coleman of' ?. .-Mii'-nsta, iiw-fs vjsiling Her sister ind family, Mrs. _ Julia Dillard. Mrs. M-'?ry Lindsay of Atlanta, Ga. is visiting friends. The shut-dp members .are imI moving. _ ^ ChurLh Hpt'. 4 - 1 I * " .i- , N'IANS OK SI'AUTANHrRC, S. C. The Friendly, 12 Club met Friday night/at the home of Misses Luiuda and Mary I>ou Burgess', honming-the birthdate of their niece, M'i - Marguerite Burgess who was years old. Along with this, gifts witt? trffsent etl to - hotel Miss Lu-'?~a. .a and Mary Lou Burgess who recently had birthdays. The club i - made uj) of twelve members and is iloing a great work in the highland community. The officers1 name are: Mrs. Kdna Rice, organizer, rreasurer, Miss Luciiida Burgess, President. Mrs. Annie Belle Mahery. vice pres., Mrs. Birdie Lcc Moon (Assistant Spcrnlurul Aauiu-JU.. Miller. Chaplain Mrs._. Lorriene IlUmphies, Assistant chai-lain. Miss. Mary Lou "Burgess,1 ' airman of sick (Committee), Kinancial Secretary, Miss lva Will ams, Assistant (Treasurer) Mrs. !e*sie Bonds, (Reporter) Mr. >V-iln?a Simpson. (Assistant Re oilor, Mrs. Laura Taylor, (Finiiu-ia!" Chairman.). For the Home Portable 'Bed Desk' W HEN sniffles or something fl more serious keeps an active youngster in bed, the hours will paSs more pleasantly with a portable "bed desk." Such a desk, basically a panel to rest on the lap or on pillows, provides a firm, hard surface suitable for drawing. writing, playing games or holding books. A piece of Marlite left over from a wall or ceiling application servos admirably for the purpose, Lung and practi-^ I cal. This prefinished tempered pressed wood comes in various I wood graift and marble patterns and plain colors,-and has a baked I plastic finish which is smooth and durable. With a crosscut saw, cut a rectangle about 10 by 20 inches, j j rounding the corners and making I 11 a gentle, sweeping curve on one side to fit the body. A quarterround molding several inches, from /the bottom will help keep 1 things in place. Nail it on by v driving brads through the back of the panel. Panel edges should be planed or sanded smooth. The molding I can be painted. So can the-p&nel edges and back, or they may be ^vaxed. r PHONE 4-9122 I BLUE PALACE I TEA SHOPPE 1 Delirious Home Cooked Metis 1001 Washington Street PHONE 4-9678 BUTE PALACE 1 HOTEL __ ? ?- q ALL OUTSIDE ROOMS 917 Washington Street BLUE PALACE 1 Tonsorial Parlor 1 Charles C. WillU?, Prop. 1 - IMS Washington Street 1