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'I hy in : n~*t< r in odch a ;ti|.& ,i (A 1 L'cl oral I"!! lulls! sjV.'lk ' | : ;,,.r fci oiiiciiiovv worn to men's ; Ulst IM-Ss'." i | M \( iinoM \ it-\i r. nn k< u , lU'V. <5. I.. ? llsDfT, I'astOr I ?<rr.rrri".\ x n irtr ~^r~s-. ??; tii'1 u.?'4 a I hour with the Ass't. S Ml .t Kri>tof in Hiartre. Misses Miii ic Cliapelle, Sarah Mil- | : l? i anil Mrs. Hunter II. I.yles at- i tended the State S. S. and Il.T.l'. ! I tlottvt'i tum_bc!d. at Smuter, S. . ! la-'t week. Speaking for the rroup, j Mv>. i.yles irave a very fine re- i < t nil I'iii* h'ivIdik'its" 11f tile volt- J ( vi'iiiiun as well as the missionary ' ! i ' 11 1 he -st ad ied. Mi/ I ol t ie ! _i t. THE PALME! mk ^LiV . : - f \--X :jEBlB>.<il!!:I^BP ' m i lk it iililt' Supervisor Not Atcm Bomb nly Hope of estminster Abbey \n<l'tsiim. teaehei" of Adult ladies hiss is on the sick list. .Wormier worship heyfan at 11:3d \. M. Tin' pastor delivered the nvssuye from-'the theme: "Tour'hny Jesus." Text St. I.like 8:43 nul 11. And a woman came behind ;im, and touched the border of vis irarinciit, and immediately her s-ie. of blood stanched. The scrnon u'lix devilled into three out; im- which were: (ti) We can ;.<>iah .re-us. (2> is within reach uf everyone, and*} (3) He fe* I i II--w-bmv- \ve?touch -him. Jeive touch him. Our faith moves liiin. Our love limves his emotion. W lien you iiave been touched by Iesii's 'you will Tove your fellow m.m. i on win waiKi iaiK ana live riirlit. , Ai l In- invitation for 'joiners, -j!H' person eame forward ami coni I'di ii herself with the church, iiiK.it>!* C.hristtan experience. .Music was- repdejed hy the Jr. choir ami tin* (iospel ehorus, and included'?"lie's a TViend' of Mine" and '"Jesus. I Love to ("all Vout Name." Mi-ses Dorothy (iiles and M-H+t il . I'll 1 Ml11 S lh +-1-<; l o' eral i I '. ice I' ll' .-isfei Noltie H leheri ?>n < ;, were held :ti I I1. V|.. with t he pastor offii*at"injr a--i-'e ! i.v I.Vv. .[. \V. Suri . ' a1 I VY'iii: I'i111nI Mrs. Casey iuimd Macedonia while <|uite \ * > 11 n ami was aeti\e in the viei oy ciir> and U omaa's Mi*-sionai.V S'cjety. Jsho sip , ed mil irinjr until e fiiov'i ! away to Ihnoklyn, N. and . wi.ia .!e.| Lio-atf- with tile I nruli":, Lap' i. t Church. Mh | ' -e< i in*' I?fool Iv n last Moi.day .1 dy is. She i< -arvivod hy: A hii-hnr.d. *J danv h'.ei s, I sister and toothers. 'I'Iu: i i:f a;i; A \i p,...-.. 'e-ic- 'Savior I'ih.t Mr, Serip ore -I'.i. 7 I hy Lex". W. I., \\ il MO. St,.". "I I.-. - I- ' < " ' ... _ . ? ' .ii r, i \y ; "ir. ri.s by I ten. .1. 'I'. Tomel. on. I or iif sympathy 1'ro'm I a"'>lina 11:? :?.iI "lnrch, Drooklyn N. V. liv lli'V, WilsMii, Obituary l>y .Mi -s. Kiina OjiIiTa oll^ Kulujry by llov. Wil.-m. 1>V\ iow of ifiiiiiins. Honoiiiotli'ii !?y Kov. .1. \Y. Surratt. Kooo>-ioti:i|- ?.Vliido will) mo. .Mr. ami Mrs. Willie Ctawson 'tin! iTo|i;!u-,.v .lames varationod at \\ a-limirtoii, 1>. ( '. rooMitly. They were quests of Mr. ('lawson's inn!lot nfjd undo, Mrs. tirade Claw-on am! Mr. Coleman Mill. CJiteeiiie. K. F?oyd, Upt.? IMtSITION Ol'- N. V. STATE pVTIIIVNW si SI-MN-HH-? t ?Uy a dee+s+mr- tmmted ntf the 5'uu-ii Tuesday, July !' ', Htiia, !ui!;:o i'ulmiori of the S. Court I' tin- ^oi.t born District of-Now York, lio|i|. t.bat the position of I1 i 'iran ! I.odu'o of Now York S?ate was correct anil lejral and thai t !>* position to In intr a tax ipon t'to members *>f the Order need li.v the Supremo I/odge, K. ,r I'.. N. A.. S. A.. E.t A., A and Australia. Sir W. A. Hester, SuTfonie" n.ancoTTor was improper mil i'loo"'! '111i- <I't1 sioTPcaiihmIramatically iuiiny the .flflth Annual Convenion of the N*. Y. State Grand i.odjre in session at Mt. Vernon, V. Y., from July. 17 through July >?>. James K. Green, Grand Chan vllor; Mrs. Kditli H. Brown, I, ai d Wu'rtTy" Counsellor, Harold A'. CI.uk, Press and Public Relaioiis I >ii eel nr. TO LEADER Dr. Boyer Named it. Augustine's Co RAI.KICH, N.C.?(AINP)? The .onrd of trustees c?f St. Augusjno's College last week named r. .James A! Boyer, T\ member '){ the school's faculty for the past 21 years, as the president of the institution. He succeeds Dr. Harold I,. Trigg, who resignd last January. Dr. Boyer, who joined the St. Augustine's faculty in 1934, has heen associated with the college ill his life. He was horn on the canvpus, the son of the late Charyears served as dean of the Raleigh institution, and who served che college for 40 yeans. Prior to his election as president, Dr. Boyer served as dearr j of the college, heing elected to I the post in 11)49. He had former !y served in the English depart 1 mefit. ^ In- Hover is a graduate of (.Morehouse college, Atlanta, and | holds the Doctor of Educatiou dei irree from the University of Mich igan. ; . j: Ho is married to the former i Knvnia ?I.. Perry of this city, i They have a daughter Ester Aletha Boyer. Du Boyer was selected by the board on tlie reccomendation of the nominating committee, which was charged with the duty of (hosing suitable nominees for the J"presidency. . Tm Itoyer'? piertkm was disclosed in the hoard's report read bv .!, B. - Cheshire Jr., Raleigh. The Rev. James McDowell Dick, also of Raleigh, presided over last week's called meeting. Rev. . Dick is vice-chairman of the board. i Members of tlie nominating ' committee were: The Rev. Tom Turnoy Edwards Durham; Dr. Robert J. Johnso.il, Wilson and Cheshire, all of North Carolina. ? I - FRIENDSHIP A. M. E. (HCUCH Rev. K. Alfred Vance, Pastor 10:00 S. S. teachers and Supt. j on time. Financial banner won by class No. 7 Mrs. C. D. Ferguson, | teacher. Att. banner won by class ' No. 8, Mrs. R. 'M. Grant, Teacher. .11:00 morning worship. The music by the Junior choir. Miss Laura I Young sang very touching, "Onl> ' A Look." The message l?y Reverend Vance was suitable for the event?Youth Day. His theme was "Living In A .World." Two were stress the physical and spiritual asked -to decide to live in the spiritual world above all others. Friendship members contributing to the Futuramie Drive "were: Madamcs R. I'. Alexander, $5.00; f. D. Ferguson, $5.00; A. J. Gary,, $5.00; Ressie Henry, $5.00; I.elia "VlTniTTYm)-~"XimTnTTa James, $5.00; | N. K. Pitts. $5.00: C* B. Rollins i $5.00; K. M. Thompson, $5.00; , F.mnia Young, $7.50; M. M. Youny I $5.00; lloshia Young, $5.00; Maxic : Ci i iff in, $2.00; l.ettie Aadair, 50c .Messrs. James Burnside, $5.00; Clyde Cannon $5.00; H. P. Crawford, $5.00; Andrew Ferguson, - $5.1111; Roosevelt?J a mes,? $5.00; J William Martin, $5.00; Marion i Taylor, $5.00; B. J. Thompson, $5.00; Charles Young, $5.00; Kp.hrain Young, $5.00. Church Rpt. --DKNXIS ( llAPEL BAPTIST CHURCH 1 Rev. C. C. Tobin, Pastor Sunday School began a t the usual hour with Suptrand teachers at their post of duty. A wonderful lesson was taught from the subject "The Southern Kingdom overthrown." A very inpressive review was given by Sis. Hazzard, Supt, remarks by the pastor. A short tinjely^ devotional service was conducted by Dea. F. McGormick and Dea. Frank Boyd, After which the pastor ascended the rostrum chanting the verse: "I was glad when they said unto me, let us go into , the House of the Lord. Next the choir sang: Holy, Holy, Holy. The 23rd Psalm in unison by the congregation and pastor. My Faith Looks Up To Thee* was sung. Our scripture lesson was taken from 1st Psalm 1st Cth verses. Choir sang while misJ sion prayer was offered by Dea. Frank Boyd. Announcements were marts, after which: the cortgregntion sang: "Have Oil in your vesels. Remarks by the pastor. The pator obtained his message from John 8:4-5. Subject: Woman. A very glorious sermon. Souls rejoiced while the minister preached this great sermon. The open tfdOI was extended, while the congregation sang Hymn 41)2?Amazing ' President Of liege I C J race. Visitors wrn-r nrknowli'dpcd. We were proud to .have as our visitoi Mrs. Johnson from Oliver's Chap- | el, Swansea, S. C., one of Rev. Tobin's churches. A Silver Tea was given at the home of Mrs. Mable Jael*sbn Sunday afternoon. Benefit for the Missionary Society. Remember our hours of service is: Morning services?11:30 A. M. and evening services?7:30 P. M. Tuesday 8:00 P. ,\t. ^Missionary Society. Thursday 8:00 P. M., prayer services. Our music choir is still on the . upward trend under t.he leadership of Bro. Tommy Lee Thompson. , Thnv rnn/lnrorl ^ Chapel Baptist chrirch, Swansea, S. C. Friday night, last night of a week of revival services at that ! flUMVlTl. " Lucile Bui*, Reporter CROSSROAD A. M. E. CIIURCII i REV. S. E. HICKS, Pastor SALUDA?Sunday School a s usual witii officers and teachers' 1 at their post of duty. The lesson was nicely taught and reviewed. Subject: "The Southern Kingdom -[ Overthrown." 2 Kings 25:1-127 " * Immediately after Sunday School we had a wonderful League meet?ing. Tlie young people really took a part. The collection was good. Order of service as usual with opening Hymn 1?O For a Thousand Tongues to Sing. Prayer hy | Bro. Coleman. The choir then sang "Every body that's living got to ! die." Second hymn lined?Amazing Grace. Missionary offering. reading scripture, te*t St..?Luke . 4:18. The pastor came forward. ! -and preached a wonderful spvmon | the hook of St. Luke. Theme: "Delivered." He really nreached a true ffospei. We had-a nice missionary meeting at the home of Mrs. Willie NLColeman. Amount money raised, i $10.00. , | Shortly after service the Lord's 'I | supper was taken. T.he spirit was I really here todays Remember visil tors are always. ..welcome.. , j R. P. Wells, Reporter I " . i ' - | NEWS OF WOODRUFF S. ('. NEW It ETHEL RAPT. CHURCH Rev. F. S. Jones, Pastor , Sunday School bojjan at usual hour with Supt. Mr. T. M. M.cElrath. The lesson was beautifully discussed by the various classes. The Southern Kingdom Overthrown. The Attendance banner 1 w mm by N . "1 ~ MiV ' ! fie .1. Parks and Mrs. Roberta ' Allen teachers. T.he offering han\ ner was won by class No. I, Mrs. t Catherine (list and Miss Mary A. j Pitts, teachers. , | * After Sunday School,_ -several worshipped at Trinitv A. M. F. ) Zion Church, Rev. J. Q. Coleman, pastor. ^ Revival began at Beaver Dam Baptist Church, Fnoree, S. C. Rev. A. I). Duncan, Pastor. ; TPe morning message was de] livercd by Rev. Willie M.urrill of IN. C. (Act 1(1:16) "Prayer Ts the Key." which was enjoyed by all. Collected $181.39. Sunday night New Bethel worshipped" at New Liberty Baptist j chureh, Fountain Inn, S. C. Rev. I Robert I.ocke, Pastor. The message was brought by Rev. Harold J Cox, a young minister in the gosj pel. ('2 King 4:24) "Drive and go ! Forward." This message was trui ly food for thought. I The Tyger River B. T. U. Sunday School Convention convened with the Friendship Bapt. Church near Fair" Forest,- S:C. Rev. W. L. Wilson, Pastor. It was well at; j- tended ?b- y - a 4aege delegation. Youth hour was featured, led by j Rev. Harold Cox. Among those (' from New Bethel attended were: Mr. T. M. Mc El rath, Mrs. Theada | Robinson, Rev. Cox, Miss Margie ! Powers. Delegates were Mr. BerI r.o.-a 1 " I ....... .live aim ,vi ISB natue It. Young. Also attended were Mrs. I Finn, Mrs. Irene Floyd, Miss Charlie M. Thompson, Miss Marva Downs, Miss Betty Bennett, Mr. Julius Armfield, Miss Nora FarRs - and Mr. I^wrence Young. !? Mrs. Theada Robinson and Robert have returned after visiting relatives in Washington, D. C., , was t.he house guest of Mrs. Nannie 0. Irhy on Simpson Ave. Youth revival was held Wcd| nesday night at New Bethel conr ducted by Rev. Brock man Tboesday night at Land ford Grove and Friday night Trinity A.M.E_.Zion f " * * .t. " sponsored by the youth of the j in; town and community. \N The sick are Mi's. Lillle Frey. is We arc praying for the sick, that an t.hey may soon "he up and out again. wc Kinard L. Parks, Rpt.~ 1 .ATT A NMWH ? Sunday School opened at 10:00 ()f o'clock with the Sup't. and teachers at their posts of duty. T.he jn lesson was very interesting. _,At 11:.'10 a. m. the morning worship began with the Jr. choir sing- y, ing Hymn 1 <17. Prayer by, Pro. Glove Bethea. Scripture lesson' C(j was read by jthe pastor, Rev. R. j,, -4V Wright. The 11 chapter o f Psalm. The choir sang Hymn 248: A Charge to Keep I Have." The pastor took his text from Ro- ^ mans 8:14. The message was very inspiring. Visitors were: Mrs. ? Dorothy Jones of I). C., Mrs.. Alberta '' Townsend of N. Y. Mr. Gibbs of Ridge Spring, S. C. Prof. William Kinslon of Fla., Mr. Poans o f Ridge Spring, S. C. Mrs; l{acnci ' had as her guests, Mr. and Mrs. ? ( Mr. Philip. Sellers of N. Y. The reporter is hack after spend- 1 ing fourteen days in and around u New York. While there, she was the guest of Mr, and Mrs. Edward i> Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Francis ".James, Mr. and Mrs. Ross \V. j 1 IVrumgo. ' p Mr. and Mrs. C. Piatt have as ! ^ their guest, Mrs. Ivy Newberry , _ and children of Decator, Ga. I J\ -- Alxs?Hattie Sanders of New York, Mrs. Flora B. Alford and~?" son Henry is visiting in N. J. Mrs. Dora Smith, Sr. and Mrs.. 1 Hattie Bethea is visiting in N. Y.I Mrs. Heulah Walls is visiting in ! Va. /' Mrs. Rosa Key of Florence, S. " r. was visiting her mother, Mrs. ^ Janip McNeal Inst week. Mrs. Rosa Anderson am! son of .! N. Y, was visiting .h e r sister' Chariety Damitrle out in the Skil- j ' let Section last week. Mrs. Elizabeth Roomer is spendo:oo<?o;octo.o<>ooocrooooooo'owo v I BENEDICT ? A Pioneer Institution t g' """ Located in The Cit jl the Heart of 8 ? " g The Following Degrees Are < I g ^ A: R, R S., II. '1 r? .. PRE-MEDIC ^ PRE-DENTAL 6 - % Character Developmen "g * t*?rtC?tuc'alional Inst if g Rat !n | g MODERATE I o 5? . ? 2 For Further Information, Wi g .1. A. UACOATJ | BENEDICT ( O ~~ g COLUMBIA 13, SOI o p t>oo ooo OOP OO O O O O OCO'O'OOPoooo < CHURCHES SCHOOLS mmzm -JImH < Agents , CHARTERED B1 Anywhere Call 2-14 B. K- HELTON Route 5, Box 807 (. ' > Saturday,' July 30, 1955 5 i* i her vacation in Pa. Mrs. R. M. ilikson, Little Cathy and Tony spending their vacation in N.Y. j <1 N. J. Visiting Mrs. Gettie' Ilall this were her sons of New York, lis. Hatile" WfimHierry is spendir her vacation in N.Y. and D.C. Visit ion Mrs. Etta Moody last ek were her daughter Iris, andv and daughter Oranina Edward, Phila. I'a. Mr. George Guiles was visiting town last week. Mrs. I.ncy Wright and daughr, Amelia is visiting in New irk. Sgt. Samuel Wright has rettirnfrom New York aftiir "Visiting is sisters. .nag.lclene?Moore. Rpt. ___ I IMCAN'S t'OMI'F.Tli FO? AKUAUKT WltONfi PRIZE I .ON PON (AMP)?The compet'oii for the Margaret Wrong ri'/.e was to go to the African ' liter whoso home was south of ' e Sahara anil who wrote the , i p . p.M- mi :i subject of his ,vn choosing. It could he written i an African language. Issa Keota of Bamako, French udan won first prize. His subject as "I/Esprit du Conteur Noir;" , There were PI entries hut of icse only SO qualified for competion and the general standard of ie work was not as good as the >mniittee had hoped for. There are si'nrlVarliwa rds "from ie Margaret Wrogn Memorial und for West Africa and East frica. These results have not ?en~hrard 'from as yet. Margaret Wrong was an Encr sh spinister who- devoted the >st years of her life with great al in working for African edu- . - i; ition. She was especially active the field of developing and disuniting literature i n Africa., lie died three.years.ago ill Africa. hile on t.he field. BUY BONDS O O OO O OO 0 oo ooo o ooo o o oo oo COL LEGE 1 of Higher Learning ft y of Columbia, the Slate -?g Conferred: Ph. and It. I). % AG AM) -I'.'TRAINING ? In*elie nal -Crifwtlr and t M e ??r Class" "A'*" : 5 ~ iXPENSES I ite | >, I'resident ? COLLEGE | 'TH CAROLINA >6ooo?>ooooooooooc^oooooo CLUBS ^ GROUPS I I I For US SERVICE Anytime ir>r> W. C. BELTON Columbia, S. C.