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Saturday, November a, 195: ROCKFORI) AND GI.OVER AME CIRCUIT Rev. R. II. Hampton?Pastor MT. C ARM EL?Sing unto th Lord- ? new sons and .his prais from the end of the earth, ye tha go down to the sea and all that i therein: Isaiah 42:10. The S, S. at Rockford .was large ? ly attended and the lesson vr a interesting and full of inl'ormatio iuuL Ihis. l>eing_th? 5th Sunday, th Singing Convention was .held a Rockford with Holy Rock, Glove Rockford No. 1, St. Mary in par Walnut Gidve. Tlie singing w a like old time. Each choir playe well their part. Offeringgxmd. Oct. 25, 15)55," a bus load of th members of Masons and Heroine of Jericho went to the Grand Lodg at St. Matl>i& where a great nun ber. They were: Mrs. Carrie Davi: .Miss Reklla I .ee,?Mt.v.?Manii Green, Mrs. Lizzie Randolph, Mr: /. n! i wraeie latum, .Mrs. Keheeo Jacob from Calhoun Falls, S. C Mr. and?Moa; Marshal?Ittdc.'nn Mrs. Eliza Willis, Mrs. Host- falsi ham, Mrsr Fannie (iuilloheatn Mrs. Iola Hlackwell, Mrs. Lucll k (Ir'ant, Mrs. Kula Belcher, Mis Amanda Anthony. Mrs. Bennett Dennis'and Mrs. C. B. Johnson, Ml funnel, S. f. Mrs. I.enoria Tin man, Mrs. Annie farlisc and Mi Joines Speed and Mrs. Ell Middlcton from Willington, S. C Wi: were late and Irani only , ;,.|iart of (I. M. (ieorjre Johnson* message to t.his iri'and meeting. W regret that we couldn't stay unti - the close. We were royally fed Plenty food and drinks. I thinl everyone enjoyed thenisi'lvcs. W . received instruction and inspirit tion by atlfhding these nu-eiinjf UltFI f AIM'? Troy, S. C., Ocjt. 2,0, l'.loo, Mrs Pearl Perrin, daughter of t-ie lab Mr. and Mrs. Shelly Cunninghan was born and reared in Abbevilli Co. departed this life Tuesda; evening at ,4:"0 Oct. 25, 11>55 a her home in Troy section after .) long illness. Her soul winired it flight?from?tlii.-; world of snrrnv find paced to a place; of eterna -r?*S+; She is survived hy .her husband Mr. James H. I'errin, one dauirhte Mrs. ftlanch I.omax of Washington I). C., 3 sisters, Mrs. Kva Hull 15rooks of Washington, Mrs, Susii Young of (Ireenwood, S. C. a n < Mrs. Sadie Hradley .of. Mt. Holly N. C. ,1 aunt; Mrs. Alice (Jilher of MeCorfnick, S. C., 3 nieces. 1 nephews and a host of relative and friends white and colored. Sttn set?and evening star And "one clear call for me ? May there he no moaning a the bar When-i put out to son. Twilight and evening bell am after that the dark May there he no sadness of fan well when I embark* Although home from out of time and spare', . rp>1T,..flm),}>...nT.Ty pwr 1Tlft. ^nr I hope to see my pilot's face to face . When I have crossed the bar. ? -Revs. Highlower -and?Rooaor- h charge. Rev. RoO'/.er lined, T.ha awful day, Scripture . w,a? rea< from John 11:1-2, Rev.- Boozei prayed, 2nd hymn, Why do w j Mourn Departing Friends.' Ilei Christian life was spokeil by tin Deacon. Rev. flightower spoke from Ps <12:1, Subject, A Waiting Soul. Tin body was viewed by a great-mini ber and then planted under : mound of beautiful flowers. Robin son and Son in charge. Mr. and Mrs. flary I.ec a?d~smr Edward, Mr. Hilly Johnson, Mrs Eettie Marshel and Mrs. C. R Johnson of Mt. Carmel, S. C. wit ?nvHsetf-dJre?funeral. Also heard f good portion of the funeral of Mr ? Kecd-'W+mUnw at llwly Spring.Oct. 28. 1!>"?5 the funeral ol Xuxwnwo Melluffie was heki-ad?Mt Carmel at Mt. Pleasant A. M. E Church. Rev. R. H. Hampton liirn And Musi: I TTe^To-JiUlgemetH Drought. Mrs. Fannie Rollinsot offered" prayer, 474 S. IM. Scrip trie, Job. 14. Cards and Obituarj was read by Mrs. Carrie Johnson Tnmmio \l/.nnffio /lAnai-tn/l 4V... life Oct. '.?3, 1055 .'it the age o ] :m yeaTiyr~fff*~-leRves^tfl_ iWouvn hi. passing his wife, Mr?. Beninre Mr Ouffie, 8 children, Tommie Lewis ? - J'litiestine. CjU'tif, Mac, Benjamin Sallie Ruth, (Jean Ann, Hobby am Dorothy McDuffie, all of t h * home. Jlis mother Mrs. Annie Lei Lewis of Calhoun Palls, S. C., ' sisters, r> brothers and a host o! relatives and friends. Sleep 01 love one. Uev. Hampton used as ! text, John 11 :?J2, Lord if thoi hadst been here, my brother h a i not died, Subject, Death Points / Dark Picture. He delivered a sou stirring message, lie xvas coverei with many flowers. Walker a n ( Letman in charge. Guide us O Lord in the path n Righteous. Mrs. C. B, Johnson, Rpt. J 3 * ST. JAMES AME CHURCH Rcv. J. C. ?Fastw Sunday School opened 10:00 A. e M. with" the -Supt. and co-workers | "present. " " -j After the class study of the s lesson the School was timely re-J viewed by the Supt. Mrs.' Estelle Johnson. The Suj)t. presented the ' 3 new pastor for this Conference M j year which begins hi*'seventh year. ' e We--are-hoping a successful year * jus'the past, ones. The S. S. welr? comes .him. C | 11:30 after preliminaries, the" s j pastor printched a wonderful ser- 1 j tnon from St. i.uke?l 1:34, Theme: " What We See Depend On What We Are. It was enjoyed. s! Sunday' night the pastor again j e preached a soul stirring sermon. 1* : The menihers and friends wek-om- j '*h?<) the pastor. We are hoping ' a successful .year and that we will ' .complete our educational building. a| Mrs. Hell Washington. Wilhcl- j ? mina Woodson, Hlanch Johnson are-] 1 mi tlie s.i k list. . l" j Mis'. Haittie Ihmlap-is much im? , c? proved. We are praying for her a recovvYy? ~ 8 Visitors are welcome to t h e i !l I friendly Church on the Hill. t. j v ' NICWS AltOI NI) SPTIMJ. S. C. M \ . il The Progressive P.eautieians ' Club gave a Pink Tea at the home it i of?itli ?I .illioti?Palmer on?Kvins 8 Si i ect Sunday Oct. '?( from 1 to <1. n~The" program as follows opt>n sirrg-! 1 iujr.' We are Ciimbrnjr .hiroh had-. ' ' tier, Scripture, Mrs. fTuenette San-1 filers, l.ord Prayer, ILeuding, Mrs. L' Doris 1'oyd, Duet, Miss Cora aijd * Hetty Smith, Solo Mrs.- Carol ' j Cheeks (are.) by Mrs. Iiertha.,Ro?t*ilen, Selection tiy the Kriemlly ' i Five, Remarks Ity the President, L' Mrs. 1 till it* Ill-owning. 1 Mrs. Cora Cheeks, program ,l .Committee, Miss Riilie Ill-owning, V President. t ( Mrs. I.inese flreen motored from "t("amp Kookard, Alabama to visit ^\yith her mother and relatives for ^=a -wo eh.Her mai nv friends w o r e phased to welcome her home. We j arc hoping for .her a safe l'eturn. '? The Friendly 12 Ciuh met Friday night at the home of Miss I.aura Taylor. 72 Chilli* Coins. We ?had 1 as our truest, Mrs. Annie Thaekcri e who- read and discussed the lessonj 1 for the eveninir whioh was enjoyed * l>y all. Donation was triven to the * sick. , * j The Hostess served a delicious s course. Miss Lueinda IUirgcss, 1'reI sident, Mrs. K. I). Uiee, organizer. ' ~| MI's. ("nri'tr?1 takes"?and Mis. I I.ula Hood recently made a tour to I t ] X. V. City, I'.hiladel|ihia and I Long Island. They Spent a month visiting and bad an enjoyable trip. ' The trip was made safe. The many friends have welcome them hack. I '' They were visiting relatives. % .-st. .1 \mi:s ami- niritni N1CWS LAKKMTY?S. S. at the usual hour with the Supt. Mr. (lamtdej and his teachers at their post of | t His Mission. The lesson was beau- ' 1 tifully ili-cusse'd by each class j f and reviewed hy the Supt. i! Immediately after s u n d a yi. Pi ecbnnl wo wen I inte run- nnnv. . p ti'i'ly confereiVe. Morning wor- j ship began at 1 1 ::>0 with the order . of services. 1st hymn lined-by Rev. ? Melvin Thomas, 2nd hymn lined - by I'ev. Thomas. ytfrd Psalm., t was reud for our ."torture lesson. - Summary of the Decalogue. Medi-l tat ion sony, by St. James fiospel I r cTiott, T>r. Rs K. Rrdgdonr- P.- H. -of tJuL Kings!let' District spoke to us . fiom the 2drd Psalm Theme: The : I .old Is My Shepherd, I Shall Not t Want, This was a wonderful mes. sage. Our hearts were made t o _ Inn n while the man of Cod preach r cd this sermon. It will be long iI'memlic.'cil. At tin- close of the < sermon Rev. Rnigdoii lined by tun | and oncneii th? doors' of the t~ -rhtirch. A1 tor which?2 stew;1 id s_ j front cacli church took up the r ot ferine.. ~St;?J a mcs SRlihDU, St.. _ j Paul $7.1)0, I let lad $l2.7f>. We then went into the quarter with ? each church making their finu f i ('ports. ^ Sli'Wiii'ticsy Bor.nl N'o. 2 diet, . *ast Sunday rrt tire h?mr. of?iVH>*r' Kslcllc Stroll. Opening sentr. I'asv Mo Not. Script lire t>y Mr^, A. B. f l 'on. Brttvnr liy... M i>r ('. , Ho wen. The roll was called and , each member responded and pay| 1 ed their duos. Mrs. Snell then pjserved a delicious course, assisted, 1 hy Miss It.- N. Thompson, which t we all enjoyed, Closiips sonjr, tied . , Bo Vvilli You Till WT^h'ol A train. 1 t ! Subscribe For The Palmetto Leader ,. a m 4 - I. -?b-. Dodge Contest Tc America "Safety < DKTKOIT?Designed to "Make America Safely Conscious," a startling contest which will provide four motorists a new car every year for the rest of 'his life will ho inaugurated October 31 by Podge Division, Chrysler Corp, In support of the National Safety Council's accident prevention program, contestants will b t chosen from various sections ol the country in the greatest "givdaway program" ever offered t h t. inotorinprpuTille.' Purpose of the contest is t c promote public safety on the high"way, and to reduce the.number oi accidents that has appalled highwav and automotive industry offieials alike. Jack W*. Minor, sales manager in charge of Dodge advertising and merchandising, said that winners will be named oil Cm W;i-iis < their knowledge of driving a n tl safety principles.. Rules of t h t contest are simple. Applicants must be 21 or older, and must possess a current driver's license. Registration, of three to ten word safety slogans, may be made at any Lodge denlbr from October "11 to November 28. Slogans will b c forwarded to. the impartial contest board for selection. Beginning November 12, and continuing for four weeks, three different applicants, selected o n basis of his safety sloganvwill be flown to I.os Angeles each wee,k, oil expenses paid, and will appear oil t.lie Lawrence Welk show?.( ABCTV Sa-ioi days, 8 to p. in., KST). Bert I'arks, popular master o f ceremonies' Of Lodge's "Break the Bank" program, will act as quiz master. The winner will be awarded a new car every year as loner as he lives. The two other contestants each week will receive a new i'.trn; Dodge hardtop. Tlx* contestants' w.ho appear on the. Wclk slums' "will?be?asked questions prepared liy the National Safety Council', Minor cxplain(. (I. A "push-button" talnilator will record tlio contestant's answers which will be visible only to t .h e television audience. "In eoinpany with every responsible eili/.en and, offivials of t ji c National Safety Council,*" Minor said, "we-of the automotive industry are vitally concerned about hh. hway accidents. We believe that through- this contest we will concent rate public attention on President Eisenhower's recently announced safety program, and will help njake all America really safety conscious." WTIYITIKS IN AND AUOl'SP MORRIS IIUOWX AMK ( 111 R< 11 Rev. .1. ('. (Juarles*?Pastor Ity ('urine K. Rradford ~TlTlie Piowej^jf TimTTTTfeWr'IrfP pear more beautiful than when it hends?toward t.he sun of righteousness. We at Morris llrown marked a day of days of worship the Spirit of the Lord was upon us while we tarried in his Holy Temple. The son^s of Zion was sunj? and our hearts were all tuned to receive the rich blessing^-that awaited us. Our pastef Rev. J. C. Quarles maarrted the rostrum and from the 12th chapter of Isiah, he preached a most dynamic sermon. His theme was: "The (Jod of my Salvation." The Invitational hymn was sung, I Heard The Voice Of Jesus Say t'onvo Unto Me And Rest, suited to C. M. At the hour of decision, seven men, one woman and one l?oy came forward and joined the Church after the ripht hand o f fellowship. Rev. Quarles had all iT"the Class l?ea(lcrs~to sTand'aiTTcI each person had their choice r*?? wh"o they wanted "for" their "class leader. This was a very touching siyht to >cc them tfoinn through tile various I'ews shaking hnints their class leader. We are climbing the ladder of progress step by step. We are very happy to say that our pastor and our P. E. l>r. I,., E."Farmer of the District are delegates to the (Jerreral Conference in Florida, May, PJfSG. We are doing things* and going places. Rev, (juarles has organized three clubs, Dr. W.. W. Beckett Club, I)r. I,. R. Nicholas Club, and Dr. .1. F. Beard Club. The offering was lifted by Sisters E. Walker, M. Brown, Lillian Pervis, C. Robinson announced the offering.f He that dweleth in the Secret Place of the. most high alddeth under the shadow of the almighty. Morris Biown Marches On. "WHO IS IN THE NEWS" Mrs. Mamie M. Johnson spent a few days in St. Matthews, S. C. on Business. She was the house ?uest of Mr. and Mr9. George ' -?t IWB PALME >Make All Conscious" ;~j - ' ~tl. | Johnson, St. Matthews, S. C. j We were very happy to see Mrs. i Herman Waiters . at.Xlhurch, Mrs. Waiters has been confined at .home because of the illness of her i : mother, Mrs. Florence Green. Let ! ! us pray that God will ever bless I 'jber j i Sunday was a very special day | , for the Hob Nichols Family, Jackie" and Rosemary donated their first i service as Jr. Us-hers on Sunday.! ! The Father Hob Nichols joined the Church. -Mr. A. -Rlygin our organist we t p wish to say to you, congratulation ! ' I for the very fine service tlTScyou 1 ! are rendering. Not ever absent j ; or late, always at your post, and i that's the Organ. Here's your' flowers while you can see them. Tiie Missionary Society met a t j?i.h* home of Mrs. Mary?Howard with a very large attendance after |! 'the business we were graciously 1 served by the Hostess. She truly ' | gave us the come back, j Mrs. Calie Spears and her gr.and ' | son was seen paying the reporter * for the advance copy of the Pal- J I mctto Leader.- ^ Mr. and Mrs;, Johp Smalls will | lie the guest of the Palmetto ' .Leader this week -regular fans. I Both are Senior Ushers. -I?We are planning a real Pali metto Leader day at Morris Brown ' at which time your reporter's pic- ^ ture will be in the Leader and w'ill ' have a copy, for every fan. Mr. Marshall Lee Mitchell did ' a very nice job in the absent o f .he Secretary-clerk. Mr. Mitchell ^ \ is also a member of the Youth 1 Choir. < s 5 MtCOLL NEWS Sunday being the fifth Sunday", ( most churches closed services to T I attend the Union which was held - -at- tv.-4-ie-u Uu!iT Tiermetlsville, S. C. ~ and Macedonia. Both meetings. | were largely attended and very c successful both spiritually and financially.^... ^ Services were held Sunday a t x Fair Plain, MKZ Church, Rev. J. | A. Adams delivered, the morning j nu-??nge; wmon was highly enjoyed f | by irll. There is a w'eek's meeting a going on at Fair Plain MRZ i Clmreh, conducted by Rev. A. C. Cannon of Ilamlet, N. C. He is a, wonderful speaker. You will miss a treat if you do not come to hear him. Come one, come all to hear this great minister. OuY sick friends are: Mr. John jib Murphy; Mr. Henry 'Djavis and Mrs. Eliza Parker. Mrs. Kmma Monrow invite each i and everyone to come out and worJ ship with her. She has just returni'ed fronv her general ' assembly ! which was .held at Rockinham, N. i mg. Bring all news to the reporter } by Monday morning oblige. i ?? Rosa L. Bethea, Rpt. AVAYMON CHAPEL AME j CHlKCIl Rev. E. \r. Gibbs?Pastor STATEBURG? S. S. began a t 1 the usual hour with Prof. B. J. Johnson in charge. The lesson was beautifully discussed and reviewed by the Supt.* Everyone - taking part seemed > uenenttey. jv Mornin'g worship began at 11:30 c 1 with a short prayer service coni ducted by Mr. C. Mvott, Mr. Pink^noy along with a visitor Mr. IIun? ! ter of St. Luke AME Church. ^ ? After the order~of'?ervltre;"Cplr ^ - ytntioTTPfk ntr Sh;rw"Air~FnrP(;?Basesang for us a beautiful selection. Then the pastor presented to' the congregation, the Rev. An drews of St^.Luke AME Church. a Rev. Andrews came to the con- ^ I gregation with a burning message. c lie selected for- his text, Joshua. ? 1 4:15. His subject, Choose ye this / day whom you will serve. The f help spirit filled bur hearts with ' ^ j joy a s the man of God spoke t o * us.. Morning worship was well at- * I tended. We. were also greatful to ' have a Targe number of St. Lukff ' members worship with us. Tw0 c I persons joined' the fellowship o f I 1 t our e.ht?reh, Mr. II, I"). Olden also I ' | Mrs A. 1). Ohlen formally mem- ' j hers of Hopewell Baptist Church. We are happy to havje them both ' with us. Rev. Cihbs spoke to the congregation. He made some fine remarks on "The Need Of Prayer.'*. Offering was liberal. | A group of hostess served dinner at the end of the service. The Reporter ) TTO LEADEM _ x rl RETHEL A ME 'CH'VRflf" Rev. J. F. Stanley?Pastor SUMTER?"O give thanks unto the Lord of Lords for his mercy -wutuwstdv-forovto*^ Bethel has taken on new life and her members seem to be highly pleased with the return of their pastor. ""Several jiave expressed themselves saying that they a r e going to do more for the .church this. year than they did last year. Our Sunday School attendance is still up to par ami the Other auxiliaries of the Church seem to be in full accord. We organized our Sunday School today f<?r^ lS)55-5f> and even though Itro. Sally was absent, -lie was elected to-h-is?pos-i?tion as teacher of Senior class No. 1 Bro. Sally is a fine S. S. teacher. He reaHy prepares his lessons At the usual hour for worship, Rev. Stanley lined Ilvnin No. 'J5? C. M. Talk With Us Lord, thyself ( reveal. His text was found in the Gt.h chapter of Halations^ Dth verse, and let us. jio. ve weary in well-, iloing etc. Theme: Hncoui-agemont In Service. An appreciative audience was in attendance. The Pastor was elo rpient in his, manner of presenting his discourse. Some sisters were ! present from Conway. They expressed their delight in being per-.' mitted to Worship with u.s. Columbus Stanley, Rev. Stanley's son tvas" present also in t.he service tolay. At 5 o'clock the Allen Christian Endeavor League, Bro. Murkle I Ramsey president met at t h e Ehureh. The young people are lard to hold but Bro. Ramsey lolds on with bull dog tenacity. 'Key. and Mrs. Stanley .dined \yitlr} Rev. und Mrn. Huley Robinson. ?? Mrs. Robinson has been on t h e uck list but is better. At 7:30 P. M. a program w a s i iresented by our most aggressive j Missionary president, Mrs. Rosa | Tindall. It was a remarkable sucr | ess. A real cooperative spirit was | mtnifested in the prosecution o f | aiid program. Mrs Tindal is a suc t,ssfirt--Te:tder and those ^ lio~fnl-~ ow her lead will -be sure to suceed. Mrs. Rosa Brand raised the.highest. amount in the program. This vriter forgot to mention one num-1 ?er on our last Sunday's program. The delegate to the Annual Con- | erenee, Bro. Ernest. Hutler made i glowing report of the doings of he Conference. The doimrs of ihn ' inference, were so graphically j iort rayed that it . made one fell j hat he was present at the meet- ! ng. Hi'. I'ISCIAH AMI: ( III K( II lev. A.: 1). Creen?Past nor v Sunday School opened at the us- j ud with ail officers and teachers ' 1 resent. Everyone t?>???< part in the liscussion of the lesson. "Jesus . 'reclaims His Mission", which was :e vie wed by our Supt. Mr. Josh ind encouraging remarks from our lew pastor during the Sunday school, who presented to us h i s _ Hf'e and children. Devotions conducted: Song by he Ciospel Choir, "I am Hound For ; The Promised I.and," Prayer by j 3r. Jo^h Dickersoli. Our pastor nought to us a most heart felt | nessage, "A Call To Christian Ser- ' ice." This message was really j ood for the soul'. Oar- new pastoiv Kev, A. P. }Iroen again made a few ?eo\!.?L md in these remarks he ma'de i t | mown that he and his family were f ming oxrr"f;un i 1 y~~aTT<T IRow": vonderfn! it is to tome to us as ur pastor. Visitors are always welcome. Mrs. fF. Washington, Hpt. .1ACKPOX1A BAPTIST HI'IUH tev. W. Lt Wilson?Pastor SPTBG. ~S. S. began at 10 A. J. with the Supt. in charge and 1 lis staff of tearhers and officers" t their regular post of duty. The lasses and enjoyed by all. Morning worship began at 11:15 t, M. with devotion services eon-' lucted by Pea. W. W. Davis, Dave Villkimsl James Green, J. C. Bradord ami Hrrvrd. P. Murphy^ Scrip-" tiro was road l>y tho pastor. After vhich wo wore led in prayer by Wrsr-J^soplunu Hmwn Tim pastor ' lelivered both morning and even- i np messages' which was thorough- j y enjoyed by all. His theme for , :he morning- niessape was: Keep \ Cool Head In A Hot World. This combination 'sermon and lecture was exactly what we need and I'm sure everyone will be hip.hly benefitted. Eveninp services hepan at 7 P. M. Scripture, Numbers 10:2!>-Jb> was read by the pastor. Prayer by Dea. Willie Talljc. For the eveninp message the pastor used for h i s text, numbers 10:2S And Moses saU-unto Uabad, Moses fa'lher-in-1 law we arc journeying unto tht* place of which the Lord syid. I | will give it you; Come thou withus for the Lord?Tttrtun? r poheitT? sermon in part: A lot of people don't cumc to church any more he- . cause they found sonn-thiny on the I wav that stunned them and t he .v haven't started hack arrain. In this text Moses said'we are u-oinjf on.. I The duty of the Christian church is to help those who for some rea- ?. ! son have become disc ourairejl. Tm vite the utiivited. Woik for <iod and he will reward' > o i. We're not? l supposed to Know what- i- before us on this journey . (ioiWdoe-'ii't for us: All .he ask- is Tor-us t o ' keep <?ii mutiny, Some eait t-'lis. i way troiny up tin- rouy i- side- of the mountain. Some say I'm yoiny through .an unfriendly world, hut you can't yive up for these reasons. You've yot to kei'jt moving for-'' ward. A child of (jodu.evei '.as and never will retreat, lie will stand his g round atld w 11< 11 '!'.1 y 1 the orders he will move on. The in vitation.wgs given and two per- < sons came and connected themselves with thi' Church. Music was. rendered by the .Jr- Ch oir -a . n U ! Gospel Chorus.and included. "Sat- ! isfied" and "In .My llon.e Over There." Misses Dorothy' M. Giles and Minnie M. Klmore soloist.-, . Mrs. Grace l'lack'well, organist. . Alter ilie .A. .U. Ser\ ices, Mi.-.- ! Jessie Mae lluohett made tin up-.; i peal in 1 letialf of yMnrrrs-Ctdlegevj She wa.T'given a liberal donation. ! The contest sponsored by the j young Women's Auxiliary to the < State 1'aptist Convention will cul minute Thanksgiving eve at Morris i f .> w , GIRL'S MODEL Regularly $7.95 ' Fire Chief ? AUTO 1WA^ , $15.95 Boll-bearing ^ wheeb "PI Semi-pneumatic * tires FREE PAF WHILE SHOPPING IN OI K NKW IWH |^f/Rsr in 1215 LADY ST. 'fullepp'."" ~ Km in 1 to 5 P. M. the Juniol f.hurch members and their parents enjoyed ' :i pet acquainted t e i by The rHrectors of tht 1)-. Church wiiich are Mrs, J ess it M. Wilson and Mis< Eleanor Shell T.hey opened with sinpinp. Yield Not To Temptation. I'rayer b y Harold Foster. Welcome to t h < parents was pivcn by Miss. Sarah .Miller. Russian tea and cookies were, served. . On Thursdayeveninjr tli? contc.-ianls for Ttm babv contest sponsored by the f'h'uroh- A id Soe-H-ty ' nutde very fine-report*. First prize went to Mrucc F. ljla^ely, ;-ui of Mr. and Mrs. 1 .oniric- Makeiw?Second?prize went?In?Sidney Fern a son, son of Mr. and 'Mrs. William I 'ei trti-on. Each of the other seven l abics received $1.00' each a- < ot.solation prizes. Total taised $M..V.h The beautiful flower \rt ai etil - Which t'OII d-I or]?n?firladi'-ni.. inums. dahlias and cbry-ant.hen'uiin Used to decorate t h e hutyh on Sunday were jriveii by Wr?:?Ma; ' m As H> an , Mm in Feiati.-o!) and t-he Missionary- Society.; .Qtteenie E. Bgyd, Rpt. BETHEL \r M. K. C HI UCH ~ llcv. .1. \. Mc((uecn?I'a^bivP'C i:l. i ilin.' o is 1 . -.i . i . mi' u,- -o. o. mi'i ai van ial i|<Hir with Supl.,'Oft ioors, tti'i tt-ai hers- at their post at' duty. \ vary intorestiilij lesson was "TTTjrtTt fTTHl?I )IH'Vit'U u a JTTTTTT i>y tin* pastor. 'Flu* wu-ntujf sorviees hegan a t LliC usual haul* 11:30 with t h e lunior ("iiuii: and Mrs. E. S. McQueen pianist. 11? thy afternoon, the Missionary 'm-inhers .?r;"iv<; a program. T h c -WAY! x:;~ ^ ALSO SENSATION WL~^ 10s? _3| ? REGULARLY 72 j y^jj small d0>o '- . j ' , : tKING ? ??erg ; with rs CHECK king lot rubber -FIRST a. m. cati1ey, jr., j i ... (J Pl|f *** ... " ? ???????1 \ f 4 Abraham *tTtrt If{tac r j presented ir\ a pageant which W?#; \ s very good. Then the children_0*^ i all sizes yere presented who i n * turn contributed $1.00 each. The i__ children numbered 40 or niure~This--. ' being a part of tTie^PageHntrit-1I was very good. The proceed will go to the,. Missionary Department, .Mrs. Hert.hu L. Gordon president, i Mrs. E. S. McQueen directed t He i 1 Pageant. Sunday night, we were""favored with Rev. W. P. Williams, Pastor ?-ef-Gf>od~Hope Baptist Church end v ? Jus congregation, Good Hope Choir . ?t. -(JA+c^aH-el?H'ge~of?the music, Mrs. ?_ j K. I'. Valentino pianist,. T.he remains of Mr. Cicero Rhett i was laid to rest last Thursday. Tibs. Beatrice Woodbury is still ? | improving. * - ;i-??tMiss Hester Senior returned home Monday from Jacksonville* * Pla. where she spent a while with ?hiir- xi-t.M an(| ^ther relatives. ^ btPVICFMFN (SRAWTFPCONI ? I P'^CHARGES merely to I LHANftP MILITAt?V C.TA.TIJC, | m ay continue to build dp I _ _kot?ea gl sill tgajning ewti- i tlement to THE END OF the pfkiodthev ORI6IN ALLY J i gat ? 0 to for full information ronlaft your nrsrrkl \ tTtRANS A DMIN 1ST RATION oflicn SCHWINN BICYCLE WAS $48.95 )W 7-10 ago I r\ri 9rouP v" 1 -Z SloI'i > EauinriAil wiik w I'TI " "" \J U chain guard nooth riding Li DEPOSIT HOLDS UNTIL CHRISTMAS . . . CO../ENIENT TERMS, TOOI ' I ALLY LOW PRICED! Ail-Steel WAGON Full size Easy roiling . I Cushion tire* Ball-bearing . wheeb TkI CYCLE u _S10 1.) ,*Beill-bear?ng 9 front wheel Hugged frame Bright red SIT HOLDS UNTIL CHRISTMAS iNVENIENT TERMS, TOOI . *t*' FREE "i" (NT END jVLIGNMENT 4AM) TOE-IN CORRECTION * - ? ., * V I';' . . V ?> I . f %.v ' IN TUBELESSH f ilgr. PHONE 44135 i ' . ' r*>v A t" .^