Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

f xK. ' W ^ * . .k . ?_ Among Baptist In South Carolina olJy William McKinlcy liow man , i I realize that I may get nitizc.l , for Joints this "Toil 1 reel *t.hat the efforts of the (iothsemane Baptist Association is worthwlTile publish.f ing as guide for olliers to follow. The Gethsemane Association under ""Brown is organized under various commissions. The function of the Commission is to meet and formufate plans for the various?pim-sr^? of the work Of the Association. The 1 Commissions Tnet-t separately from the Association and raisi? finances! for the Cause, The Commission V . will have their meeting at tin /.ion Cannan .Baptist tHmrc.h, State Bark. 1 " f..| Mull.Pi rnlhuVp- T! i noj V i ' ' j Rally. KKTILSICn \ M.MTIST ( U l LU 1! ltev. (). V. (iuodo?I'a.-tor i ' [ ' S, S. opened in the hsuuj ?;i\ . I.y ti'nr iSmd. u iI ii frt t ea-.-k. 1 present with another siirvinjr snh- 1 ject, le-i:s npcianns lli*s yi >,? - ion. ^ ^ " print I.tike 1-: 1?I-- 1. 2S-"'h .Memoi y ' "soleelton, The Spirit of t.ho land 'Is I'-pon \ I?. lnvause he hath a J nointod mi- tor preach the jrospe! "to the po<>i-; he haf'v sent nip tpi lieal the broken hearted, to preach ' ^ delivcOniep?Vo. t he -en t t iv> <?ti, it il ; Wj recnvei inn -of -oLr'tt to the h!iivd, I to set at Muddy them that are ? bruised, to preach the"aceepiah'e j year~rrf^'++H> Lord. I .tike j Senior Topic: The. Mission of.fh e j v? Master. W? w re triad to lim e 1 tr I L. \V. I.o.n^r; the . pre si U nt of t ie- i I'aeelot ltivoi S. S.at am a-' - our S. S. jruest who ttjTl a jrreaT job i in reviewing the lesson whieli* was' enjoyed by ail. -?- - Prayer Service couihn- ted. .by J K-r. ,1. (peeks ami rr<?. u .Moron n-, : Sr.'The .F Choir same Iloiv, Hol'v. with. Mi-1. <>. Y. (ii""L'* a > ' the pinn<>. After a*".>chor N*?>;. ' " j :?f>a*UM-'-*.nh ii-iiui - " l!u' ,\'li*sion offe; i'.;v, I > a. 11 .1 > I' I'. loop pastor ? ?-?i?I for . In* srri.pt .iit 1 Kqn.Kyinans t>: 1.1 -'fM. Attor :> hymn ?the pas'or took hi* text I roni the " same passage, woi<t*? 1 h" wage* t? f ,<in is rival h, Siibjrht. * ? j . away. plati.^A vrry I a'.it't-J or-, won. 1 yi'ly >.vish that < vos y into: in Santuek vou-hF have hoard it. I believe thoy wotibl hoo-in t > lay aye way nioi e irond material >om?<t; imtf ( they won!'! i? *t bo a-!i;in>o to ^ ' no place. ; ( A"ter scr i. < 11 it .i.;V:h < '? j . and ->x?'hit!?of lie'.In '4?r-n1> 't.' ; went ' > M !.!!'!( II it. Chut ' 'I, J. C. < . 1: ! ' in I 'nam 11. I ', h , ! I ? a program spott. ore.I 1 y : t ' - Ami ( ".' ! . I' -a a - : : b-.-d i v. ' .. . ? - ; fill protrraiM. '!">: v.- 1 > have llatos : li.tr - > ~ l_ Olive, I to; ;iq .-da ait1! ! h ' M KiOv ' 'hoir.. All i" '! '. ,1 ! - f .! dr. <??) v. , ' ? i__ t 1 - > I ! I I '! \\ .I'll v : . I " 1 Si-rn 1 iM* . \V- i-i-i!!;. son-/ ?n?! -jtray- : 1 !< '*-. : I I '"a V i'.an : i - t.y v. ' V. f-o.t'!.1' >(. i* 1 an !. ?.' . J- V T. t.'jr M-;v\ > (?i' nmimii.im'i i -v < 5TkvT r-? -"i i!i:i i:\rn.-i (Ml Iff "II Kw. r. S. .Jours? foil., lay Si-Vi-ii'l -a /an a' ' .. usual wit'ii _ ^ ari-i a..-t of t ? !?_. !. t r - ut tht'ir 'ijo ' ! i'y. Thr- Jiv-s'.a.-.vai '- a VfJJujJv 'il~ vie'.vtul l.y IN v. n f - . I N'o. 1, Mr'-. W.itTtr- 1. I 0,\ ?l a " I Mrs., Maiiiio S. 1'111 - . 2^?Aft<t a r%yrr i>r.y.v ' ?> <tv.?iw. " V T, -r, ... n.. k." nrewton ?ioiiverc<l_t 'j message (2nd King 1:21) M I' . Theme: I'rive and go forward. , At?4Utflil-4vev\-^?A4f-A ioMUHt-r? ? delivered thtflmes-a'gc ' Ps. 'J!::'.: J.J J Thome, Clean hands."I hi.- nicsnir" iwas very in-piting and enjoyed V.y all. Air. anil Mrs. I)avid Roldhson |- ad1 little. .'Robert i'isiU'd. their ? daughter Tain .1. Robinson' Tn 'Po-? I lumhia, S. <'. Sunday Mr. Helton! 1 IK Harks of Washington, T7. ( . ! J visited his mother Mrs. Kffie .1. Parks and Mr. and Mrs. lid. Fuller 1' and other relatives. His children, : '? Kffie Mae and Michael aceompan-i ied him hack. The many friends > of Mrs. Klixaheth. Irhv are glad to' I learn she is,out of the hospital and doing fi* e. I The lyger River Baptist l!apI ti.st I'nion and l.adies Auxiliary I convened, at New Bethel Baptist I Church Saturday and Sunday Qui?-? 30-3J, several chureheT'represented ( jX' and this was 9 grand occasion. ^ Kinafd L. Parks, Rpt. iHfium1 ii vn iir.u (i.oi'.nn | KKNTr<'K\ COM LI; i OKIMKSSJI ' """ I ] Ol IS\ II I K. K V. ( Wl'i i:. ( -i ami-: : '.'iiut ii ' ::i i "ul.ii;o'<l niTnnn-r: iho mi'iiK!ry-<>f tU*- ileitoi : tr.i ' ! i'i :s; iJ _i'":_< jiapt'L A MK . .iiirrii i..iv tl.rir.v: 11 if final, si-ssi i>i?1 >>' ?LiLHil'i t:i_Licv?n?f? I iJi-M IiliM r'ict mwrin-j; T\?iITT,u in-,;. i>; ilrri'ion m-i vice, I If nr i !:;' i1 '.-in < " i i.? to (,! h ii'-.la -jsynn-u a i'i ot'.t - :.T.'| I ' i? tr * - _ L.J -t iV..~ Iron. \\.->r A fl'ii'ol I < "toil I ;!!-' . ilHtvo-V.-|| '.v tiniI!. M.i-ot!, .Mo.';i o\ ia. I.i : ? r1. 11:.'^ i c p!c-i,|i-.~ -over W.Vst. A : r. v.-- ' in K-;?-=' tK s ulf.l ' i.niHin i! \r i ;sr t ;jt in n ,llv\ . II. H \\ :i lk?r'^-1 IK?m \ i* \! ii N+;\\ 1VIT.KIST S:i.';>!:iv irn.-t 1 i Si <- v ami + ' a 1 '"'i .i> . i a- 'Vi_v >. i< ! -i- n: i- r;i a:?i;' i ;; ;11 1; it I'nl , w a - 'h m .nit'u'y t aniflit-. ;r 'I '.!?I'-ttmiiiv oii'.tf ? ! i -'i - I!t,i jr. M i i ~ i . r i. <) . . 'cjiic.- ''I Ai i - -- >tr 'if *l>r \la*WT, 'I* rr (ims'hV aii.l Vi>?: ai.'i'. .of l.i'iiTiy . t'l-ai-'Mi^- a in-:v i '>..lV- h , i-nil ii i-.r. Hi v. \\ a !l?iv . Jin - iiyi n tin' .f-.'V-t 'if only v ..' i #? ill' .a iitrri!;?sitiv v. <j?>i<:i'!'ii.ly. I (? . rii- 11 "fn. t'r ait'l tni'i.ilii'V anv j?1111 iiiur- toir*tt!i< r in r? Liyn'Vis ami a !ii ! man: ? . Ai! p;a\ ''' <. aty iM-intr a tit. " ;j;.i! ti'.i y :ii'u!tt rout "mi !? ?_ 'I-Mo ,y.\ -i-naiy ?.(>. ;< N?. 2 -jioii M-,:,J ,j |i!'i;; : ;i!)i ,Iu il S iinlay n.y'hi to ia.o' niotity fut ihn Iji'tn fit of {'a- ni a- ' Tjn:y Ita^J a* }'i i i* s|n ak?'i'. Ilov. M. I ' I - I*.? -.. ? i . ? - i. nivi' i.on i> ii >*! !ii.tr' m:i<?i -: Jr ini >? tin1 Mini- ? trrial v. <>; !\ ;*>: ! i? mai-'ii'y :i i:i|?i?! v?r*?~*tt ? Knr'-f .-??' t -in in ' STn\\v 1 <t-?ami- li"*?-aY. IJij-v. -'-Iinki'i- m *. i .* .:i -1': i --. -?j" I \i i -T .la.a', ,1 Ic ?.] - ri - ? i i i iif I!: i'i, S. <' ' IJtTi ' " ' >> !!.! > ..: ! " I I I? ' ! I I 1.1 ''! V 1" wit'n Mc. a ! J*:? il ! law t /'uviip | in I.'i? i<>?5 <if t-H'lr wli ,Ur. .1 H /..-II , i 1 i i : r . ihm :i ??i t. j '\ ' i'y i.'M!y. ii11i i<s tiii'' aii'i n<? ' f I HOW OLD 16 TME J " VANVCEE DOQI Very old....for it d? Ti-4E aoia CEMTURY.' 1 CP" YANKEE DOODLE V^'R>TT6N DURING "THE YUE FRENCH A>ND ISJDI * T;- .* . HOW MUCH CF GR Covered by gu I GREEULPi MO C70O"OO I IS BUCiED BENEATH G ?H5] *N TUtCKME55 ^AUTO GRAPH, X 0"U5T V/AUVIFV bSK VyHERE HE e>OT "THU ^wonderful PERM1 i j ? I'HIKMDSMH' AMWrill''KCil JJt'v. K. All'rrd Vance?I'astor . Sunday was Missionary Day. S. S. opt',aM at tin* usual Iu.hii iti.'i' tii" \ - -: -1.?n t SuptV Mr. II. IV < tt '.t'ol-^rt?MMrror-rM-ko-tvapl. Mrs. I! 'K. Pi'i? fa- at tile .piano in t.-r it.*ir-oi'?:anisl. Mrs. A !. <1.1 y .\iio v.- - HI. Ki'vit'W l?y \ir. II. I'. ( i avv I'oi'il. Ki'uancial l<ap-. in i' . - t: f 5 ri s witit i'ia-~ No. <i. Mrs. i! I'i'iit \ on?ty?4viti''ni'i'i?\-it-vWtiaioi1? \ . V> t-'. I'... I.'i i o.isuti, trarlti -f , ?? . <"'. . JL? .1 1: jii'ii I l,r?-I I V I. I' ill t 1| ' nis.it! way with t-'.n' Senior choir* I'l'ti'li'vinti tiio music. Ilov. Vance I' cached a noble sto'iiion from Arts 2-1. Sua. ' l oo |,itfl" Christianity?'j, I' r 'ihi'.'i-t iiiiiiiir was a sermon.. H" "sTV'iH in tin; out li t. till' II. 'Na? tion- :i hi j <'onoi't's.simoi art' trying to so!' I' t hT* V III III IH'lllill'lll I.Ill fill' !; t'iiv* i- wit.'thi :ti utile/.-: men t there will T?* n ? ? peaee "of mind,. . Missionary I.adtes' har ready ' or ( <> , t ere me. 11 e ha- Tee". lyre a short y.hile: lie saa| in hTAT. renin Fy* after sei vice. He ;Would have- tWo things said a ho in him, !lr.?t he 1 i I a (,'hri-t--. ian I.il'e. namWr two, -he preached . the T-iii>!i>, he has done tliose .two l' i|i . What eon ,?would yon y.k ?? 'i'he shut in iiu ii hi'i's a r e ip.iV pi'ovi'iy. ' -VTe-irT!"" ; n: f Y v;ny vaSs'Jhe dinner Vy-iie.-t- Sunday of Mi s. (*". B. RuAii'i- aid! ('iUiyhter., Tin t. aelu ! s at- Pan Watkins S. '"no| u ie i .( Mrs. Buh.ve (Irani, wi'-h a '.I'l'day event. Si. John -fort7. These ttriTrys?p command you, thai ye love one another. Chiir.eh Ivpt. subscribe For . i Le Falmetto^LEADER > K"U Ht'SS. Mi I!r 1111:i Jjlult i :11111 in. \i jt !icr clnii. il ;uujj nci^hlnit;-. . Mrs. LE'ffgCR OF" "~+M QuRMf 0 5Q.MILE6) COR'JNDULAGERS THAT -xr-- ..rrv r MANN SOOO FEET DTOM"C.NO 1 ' " J ' Tut Mo?f ^ > CHUC1 120| uvig*. - : h\m - ' wp16 it -.:.. get sue went j-* voufc: f\ . f ._ ... ... , - THE PA1 ?? 4 r ~ji 1 . >' 'H . Hfl . % : >; jiV. 1? ?"? ~T" " |? LARRY DARNELL. vAnnff, Hot l.ln. > through "\\ lia) More l)o Viiii Want Mi- to Do" in grriil new "Rook n Roll Revue j ?crti at Tlii'iilro, n Sttnlit j I ilm- production in Kaleidoscopic' : W onderCoIor. THE CLOVERS, in the new Studio Films production "Rock 'n Roll Revue," take a novelty turn with "Your Cash Ain't Nothing But Trash" seen at Theatre in Kaleidoscopic _WonderColor.^ VI I 111! CAROLINA THEATRE FRIDAY NIC1IT, NOV. I II 1'. M. * - . II V II V' C T * I A U C I iiA\ Anr-? v ii.iit.i-. n.i.jr'.-'irj fn>.>uiU'.l) ON Slh\ Kit 111UILEE AD I'IS A IIAI?A.,Ethiopia ANT A S!I\? j" .It.liilec Week observance honorimr Kinpen ?i: Ilaile-Sejassie l,> will be I,i-M here Oct. '>1 throtmh X?.v'. 7. IvrelTlluhtillif t-lio country's f- - -i i t -v?lLc riilfr-'s?? yn i?n'i"ii. Special feat ares of the Silver .Jubilee will he the opening of a n Internal huial Trjule Fair and a service .??f commemoration a n:.d iVtfmUs-iix inn-in the Cathoileral of St'. ?IiMirae. \ isi'iii-_r liur;';n i"> and the dipLajnati.e cnip> will he foton at a reeepi ion in the royal palace, at v ?>i ii time Selassie is scheduled im.Li -mi :i i im< n i i i. -mm ill * ?.f ilttafr nat ional importance. LI ^ ^NlMPlLS Wc?E Tp.s 3KCESTQ%5- OF BlRPS ? ~ ' < W 1 is beloved sonosters of PODS ARE DESCENDANTS PTlURN CLP So V A3ES AS? FuE\V LIKE BiROS' "TWE FIRST D REPTILE - LI';E CLftWS AND ^Pt/ -LIKE T/ .'-S>f 16 TH.H MOST PRSCiO'JS 3EM Or RLL'? ENTPiL RUQV...FOUKIO CHlijPLV V-ftMD- 6QM IT- -?5 -A ? M,?OP GR5PT HqSDNESS PERFECT 6TONc...H^\.m5 i m-ES?v ^ n15 O ? ft ~r? - 6-;^ s-?.F? it is VftuifcKFfT P-"-.. OF.Mtj HLIXJ CORNER!^ tu?^m1 TTo^iir 1 necessary to j h a bis file for j i ngeR-nails vy~^a LMETTO LEADEH USO Pal Day celebration dunihia, South Carolina tiv.mlicr J.'i and 16, 19 I '.c !'i nrth annual celebration ol ' ! SO Pal Day will luyrin in Colum- ^ OH' etent so typifies USO, o .r 1 I 'tti r demonstrates its aims than ( USO Pal Day. The purpose of the ' ( :? !.rati"ii, which was*inaugurated ^ 1P52 as an annual, observance, ' : n st renct+im t.he bond of-friend* * hip and comaioii purpose between j ho American' people and their ^ irmed forces. HomO hospitality," which seems,, particularly applicable to USDT*a)-j ' Day, is Deinn arranjjftF Tov 250 ? servicemen by the Taylor Street ' Cliih and at least M50 service per- 1 sottnel by the "Laurel Street USO. Men will Ho registered in the res- j 1 I ect ive cTubs, i Church families are asked t o, invite two or more servicemen" or women to attend church with,them j ?n.t ?.? 1... tliii.v frnncU fro- Rnmlyip I dinner and a visit. Hosts will b e | recruited through the many church es in.the city through local.ministers find their congregation committees. The Interdenominational I Ministerial Alliance, who president j is Rev. .J. Arthur Holmes, will at;- I range transportation for the Tay- > lor Street Club. * ' I An essay contest for all service .personnel is now being run on the i subject "Wha-J^the USO in Colum-I i ia Means to me ami .My Buddies.." j -Literary polish will, not lie t -h e most important consideration i n judging the 'best paper; on t If e nntary, thought ?and content will j !>e (.he "derisive factors. A - $25.00 ; I prize will he awarded the best 1 entry. Other prizes inelude' trotcl ac commodations for a weekend in town plus all free meals at local St ret. I SO Club on or before Nov: ! 10. i - 'AIMS' | RIGHT HERE IN Ot I OF COLUMBIA'S FI1 I IS THE ANSWER T( I PORTATIQN PROBI EVERY CAR^M I BY NOV. 15-- W I STOP! LOOK! ' " TRADE THE ULTIMATE--I? SO PERFECT' IT'S A I - THEM U IIiu'kani (Upper l-Dooi. I \\Y W. tires. One local owne I ti'nrtraid ?h+>t\_.S'-dan. uits anil orijrina! black linn Packard Ci-|^|>or 1-I)oor. K^.T{ Packard Clipper 4-l>oor. ()I - tw ti-tmu' finish TnaTri-oni i-iitM.i-^riiTtfrr jnr.T trciti fini sh T ,v r.~ ? 1! 51 Chevrolet "llcl-.\n" l-Dnor. two-tone finish Huick- Roadmaster 4~k)onr heater. W. W. tiros 1U5JJ Plymouth Station Wapon. 7T, d.VJiaflow, WAV. tires, 1?T J Plymouth c2-iynor*f>edan. It ht'ator, all interior ---P.i.VJ Studebaker, 'V-8 Hardtop. Rj hcatmnd automatic trar 1 l?rPontine Catalina "H." Radio hydramatic WAV; tires, t r. 11)54 Studehaker 2-Door Sedan. I preen finish. I.ike new. _ I f.?.J V? ? n -.11 i mriL'iny Jiuir.crt'y ricroiop H. Mercomatic, VV.W. tires, 1 . MANY .MORE?ALL M. Capital Used Ci 1720 Gervais St. ?On Sunday, November IS a- frocSpaghetti Supper will be served to all servicemen and women by the laurel Street USO Operating Committee who will pay for and serve the meal, and USO volunteers will ' re pa re it. On Wednesday. Novemter lt> .the Taylor Street Club is laving a free. \\ einer Roast and lance sponsored by the Senior losts' Committee, who^e chairman s Dr. H. P. Pride. Other members if the committee are Attorney larold Boulware, Attorney Lincoln I. H. Pauls Mr. A. P. Williams, dr. Rupert A. Brown, and Dr. L. J I. llallman. Both junior and sen- j or volunteers will prepare a n d i ierve the refreshments. Local pluhseare ashed to invite Pnumher of men to their meetings and luncheons during the month of Kovemh?>? as guests of individual members. " " " ' I It *is hoped that many citizens sf Columbia will participate i n this fourth annual celebration of USO Pal Day. Mr. John Whiteman, Chairman- of the Taylor Street USO Operating Committee, asks that all interested memhers ol local churches register with tlieii ministers. ??? PRESIDEINT TUBMAN, NOT SIMPSON, ISSUED BLAST AT GUNTHER CHICAGO ;?(ANP) ?The Associated Negro Press last week, in releasinir a story, the severe critieism of John Gunther for the Liherian chapter in his "Inside Af, ica," attributed the remarks to I iberian Ambassador C. L. Simpson. AXIV however, erred. The criticism was made in a statement-'by niboria's President William V. S. Tuban. The statement was released Jt'o ANP through the Liberian .embassy in Washington. President Tubman blasted Gunther's "unrestrained flinnancy" ' toward the African republic, aofet WER JR $64,000 STOCK 3 YOUR TRANSOMS. LIST BE SOLD e NEED ROOM ; OMPARE! AND 'LL NOW! s LUXURY CARS SHAME TO CALL SKI)!? t&li, ultrajnat.r ami ^399 i. Very low mileage down Kxc-e]>t ionalu'1 clean DOWN H- -u' w- , $249 DOWN ), H, W. W. tires an<) $399 ? down; "trrTwn^tnmr $1099+ *1100. _Ka,l,0. and $1399 $i:ioo Ha.lio and _ $999 ... $ 14(H) Heater and $1199 two-tone finish $1000T * '? adio. and <CrrOO . .. $ TO!) ?dio and $899 ismission .... $1000 and header, $999 wo-tone finish $1200 * leater. Original ... $1400 Radi? r'nd $899 two-tone finish $119!) AKEK AN I) MODELS Motors 8 ir Lot Ph. 3-4068 i / V ; . DBS. SIXU4-OXLSL AND -JL BRYANT FOR THE BISHOPRIC According, to the associated press, Dr. George Singleton editor of "THE A. M.> E. REVIEW" is icinir spoken of as a sure winner or the bishopric of the AME .'huroh next May at Miami, Florida. IIis recently itineranry in Texas, Arkansas, Oklahoma? Georgia and >ther points lecturing and preachng. addressing groupsTxtLT-Pducalors ha* nut him in the limeliglit and its my- understandings many ? the leaders are going out and planning* to bring and put Him on he bench "of bishops. Dr. Harrison J. Bryant of Bal-' Limore is another candidate sawing wood and saying nothing. He too has traveled extensively i n I he last ten weeks/visiting AME | Conferences all over the connection 'trreqchihg as never before and ercn. Lr. Bryant did almost a miracle when he rebuilt Waters Church when it burned down in Baltimore halp??d Pii'Vp Mnminfum;? to finance a Church in Washington. 1'r. Bryant has built himself u p 1 by his own boot string. He came ' jp the hard way and would make 1 m ideal bi$bop, if elected. Soutbv'Carolina -has its eyes on these tv?a throng candidates, alongwith her favorite son, Rr. Samuel Richard Higgins, president o f Allen University. We" also have Th~ 1 mind, Dr. Fred Hughes and Dr. Hiekmon of Kentucky. ? Watch my prediction, one of these will'be elected Bishop next May. W. H. B. BKTHLKHKM BAPTIST J. . IcillRCH Rev. G. J. Odom?Minister | Sunday School began at 10:00 A. M. Our Sunday School is making a fine progless. Parents donI tinue to send your children t o J Sunday School. A very -fine report from Sunday School Conv'ention wh4eh Wateroo Baptist Church was made bv Sis Smif.h Morning worship service began. a I 11:15. Sciipture lesson?by the Minister, 5th chapter?of -Ecc. 1-10 A very fine sermon was deliverU SEVE '30?? No down payment with your old Heater . cdre Got a h< . . . CUSS it HEATING CLINIC specialts SERVICE ^ living an ??Palmetto Radi( "005 Main Street _> SERVICE AFT] JIFFY-i . V GOES ON EA ; ( DRIES QUICK V * MO BRUSH M ( c^ffEILTORhSI i l ?QUALITY SINCE 1^ Saturday, November 5, 1955 CLASSIFIED AD5= IN MEMORIAM Mrs. Ella BouknigKt who died No\ ember 2. 1952. ?Children Mrs. Hertr.a B. Lewis MRS. S. 1.. MOON PASSES Mrs. S. L. Moon, the wife of Mr. . . ? . * Anderson Moon, passed Oct. 1 lj 1955 at her home on Caldwell St., . . . ' Newberry. S. C. She was a ronse to,) iconess. Class Leader and : Sunday School Teacher. Was once treasurer of the Sunday School of Miller Chapel Church. _ She leaves to mjourn her p*assing one daughter, Mrs. Mabel Edwards one son, A. J. Moon, Jr. one'grand daughter, Mrs. Gloria Williams; three..grain! sons, one step daughter, Mrs. Itosha Reed, all of New York Cit.v:?f>ne sister, Mrs. C. B. Nance, Columbia, S. C.; two brothers, Mr. Judson Bates of Providence, R. I. IVfr. Willie Bates, New York City;' Niece, Mrs. Chari,.n. NT??i.. t?I? iwviv i I iViicti, ncpiicwj mi. tiiKiU Smith of Newberry, S. C. eii hy the Minister obtained from the chapter of St. Matt. 16-26, For \v3iat is a man profited, if he shall gain the whole world and lose hi? own soul? This verse was vividly "explained and preached .by the minister. ? Kvening devotion, hegap' at 6:45 P. M. After which the Minister delivered a wonderful sermon from the 10th chapter of St. Mark 17th verse. And when he was gone forth into the way, there came one. running and kneeled to him, what shall I do that I may inherit etcrnal life?. The young man was * thoughtful'in his duty. He resorted to greatness. Felt the need o f his soul. Jesus had something he thought .he could get, saith t h e Minister. This young man knew why to go to, he was seeking for eternal life. Fine music, was rendered hy the Chi)irs^^ ^ welcome at hem at . ii 11 timr? _J . Prayer meeting every Wednesday QVf.tiing :it S-Olt P M. Missionary meeting on Thursday jvening at the usual hour. > /1 / BlvAft^/tJ^VRnHlns i^tj ' Wo > Vn^HnHV Smart new '. . .wood ~ finish! Get "living level" heat! Blower circulates heat by force. Turns it- self on and off. Gives greater comfort floor to ceiling, saves up to 25% on fuel! t -- AS LOW AS a?"7 nn ?p I .uu ? per month . mating problem? Come in and diswith our DUO-THERM heater ? 1? t. We'll show you how to get the , ea cheaply and efficiently, a) & Appliance -Ph. 2-7782 ER THE SALE .....1 ^ IAMEL \ w J f ill 1 ' ARKS a I IB (LEY' I yroduct ^ "" ? f ': *? street^^<# J^L _? - j

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