The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, November 12, 1955, Page Page Three, Image 3
??? Satiiwiny, Nut I'mftrr 12,1
Governor Walter I
Hearts Of Virgin ]
By Alton A. Adam*
ST. THOMAS, V. 1. ? (ANI')During
his short time in office as
Governor of the Virgin Islands,
Governor Walter A. Gordon has
already .made a deep impression
on the entire people of the Virgin
? Hi^n-HTTinpr, pn-Htp-gyn-rjra^thetie
and understanding, means alot
toward gettig cooperation from
the people necessary to a successful
administration.
Besides, Governor Gordon, no
-doubt due to his vast experience in
^ administrative work, has approached
his task In the proper way, in
the manner of an astute statesman
to understand the people and their
problems with a view to "helping
mem. i nc uovem.or made it quite
plaiit at a dinner given in honor
Sy. the so-called Blue Bloods.of St..
Croix that he is here as goveror
of "All the pehplcf and not anyone
section.
Luring a luncheon meeting Tvith
the Legislature a' t Government
House, the Chief Executive state?)
an executive order issued by his
predecessor instructing officials of
the government to ignore legisla
' live committees^ The Governor said
that he did not know th(f to a son
for the order, hut whatever the
reason, he would not go alhng with
i any proposal to thwart the legislature
in "the' performance of its.
duties. Under thb of-ganie act. lie
pointed out, tlie legislivture lias
the power to investigate. In addition
to ail other powers inherent in
legislative bodies, and indicated,
that his administration will respeet
all legislative prerogatives.
He insisted that the executive and
The legislative are enual and should
be treated accordingly.
Attorney George "VV. Hamilton,
administrative assistant to former
' Governor Archie . Alexander, returned
to the mainland on Tuesday.
TV,,. l.<> U..1.1 i.
til. The Hamilton** were very popular
among people of the .islands.
Many expressed; regrets to see
them leave.
Go-, ernor Gordon .has expressed
his keen desire to cooperate with
the press with 9. view of disseminting
netvs as related to government
tal aPttviHfts So that the people
would be fully informed about the
government. The newly fnrme.d
VirghjolsJende^-Press Association
was luncheoned by the Governor
and Mrs. (Gordon at the Executive
Mansion. "I don't believe in se-J
crecy in government. The people
should know whcc is taking place
stated the already popular 'Cover- j
nor. ?|
Mrs. Gordon, wife of the Chief
Executive, has also taken a parti
cnlar place in the hearts of the;
people. She expressed herself as
* willing to help in any wdy she can
??t??eivio . etivitiet. <ml rifnessetl her
- self particularily about the. Hotel'
, Employees Teaming !*ro'gram operated
ioint!-.' bv the lleoai-tivwmiI of
Education and the Hotel Association
of the Virgin Islands.
HEBRON BAPTIST CHURCH
Rv. \V. 1). Coker?Pastor
S. S. opened, \yith Supt. Ruth
presiding, officers and teachers i
were at their posts of duty. The ,
November ThemG is "Human
. Needs: And The Plentiful Har- i
vest.'' The-lesson was taught fr.om.j
the subject, Jesus _Meots Human
Needs. Class No. 12, Rev. Coker
The morning devotion was conducted
by Deacop Rice and Sister i
1 f>om -C-opela nd, proceeding the De- [
Votiop. the Senior Choir furnished
music. Scripture lesson, Collossi
-ens 2:1-7.-Text Col._ 2:5:7. Rev.]
Coker delivered a wonderful mes- i
ans age from the theme: Christians j
Steadfastness and progress in !
^ Cbrist. If was beautifully brought |
: out that. every-christian ought to i
make progress in order to make
progress, we must stay in one I
<** place long enough to know God and |
? for Cod to know us, to he"steadfast |
we must stand on Christ "the solid
Rock.
_ The', evening message was deli- .
vered hy the,"pS?ftor.* "*
. Sunday at 3:80 t h e Pastor's
Aid Club met at the home of Mrs.
L. Youi^g in Laurens, S. C.?T h e
meeting.\Vaa?opened with the chaplin
giving tlyj devotion. Mrs. Finney,
the,..i&Oaident presided. Mrs.
Alene Nance led the topic on Faith,
followed by Mrs. Finney. Twoj
visitors were preseht. Miss Mattie i
('imningham assistert ^fchir hrmtcss1
in serving a detieioutt i-epast. Mrs.
Pearl B. R^t)i thanked the .hostess.
Mrs. Mable Elmore will entertain
the next pieeting.
Mrs. Alice Stevens is spending
several weeks in Eatonton, Ga.,
with hpr jdaught^rt( Mrs. Bernice
. .i-:>tm.
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V. Gordon Wins !
Glanders
1? V?- ?? I
Lovester, Mr. l.evester and three
j daughters.
Miss Arabella Hester of Sumter, I
l spent the week end with Rev. and',
i Mrs. W. D. Coker and family. ;
!' Mr. Robert Meadowi of N^Y. is '
, visiting his ..jnallHT, ? Mrs Arnv^
Fleming and other relatives,
i? Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan CheclTs of
i N. V. visited the former's mother, j
j Airs. Mary A. Moore and Sister,;
'-Mis*. Annie M. Cheeks last week,:
! Mosdames .Jahie 'Little, and Pearl I
: D. Ruth were Sunday dinnur-iruesis |
, of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Blakeley in!
i Laurens,' S'. C.
Mrs? Sallie I.. Finney was'.Jthe
(dinner guests of, Mr. and Mrs.
! Adam Smith and' daughter, Dorothy
were Miss Clara Williams and '
: Helen Fleming.? ? ? ; """j
ROCK FORI) AND (il.OVHIi AM F
( III R< IIKS 1
Rev. R. II. Hampton?Pastor
MT. .CARMKL?The Lord proI
serveth -all them Chat' - love .him:
hut all the wicked will'he destroy-J
led Ps. 115:20.
j Sunday was a clear cold clay hut
j a good number turned out for Sunday
Scliuul at Ruckfurd.
j ilav with her son, Mr. Evelen McConihs
for Roekford, -Va., Mrs.
| Finnic Belcher left for Charlotte
1 to .visit her people. They were very ]
: much missed in Sunday School. '
The reporter?enjoyed the S. S.
at (Hover from the lesson Subject, '
Jesus .Meets?Human Needs. Jesus
j"is able tp* meet every need of man '
' physical, mntal and spiritual. Jesus j
came to save His people from their i
| sins. The pastor reviewed . the '
lesson in an interesting wayr
I Servieis?was open by the Sisters j
[ singing a spiritual by Sister Daisy)
Pinson. l'rav"Onr'You- (lot A Racer
Rttn: Rev. Hamptrm-Tfrrpd-hymn'r
| 2X1 S. M. I I.ove Thy Kingdom j
I Lord. Prayer !>y Rro. Thomas, i
I Choir sang, Joy hells are ringing,I
j 2nd hymn, 12U C. M. IIow~ Sweet 1
; t\c Name Of Jesus Sounds. ScripI
tare lesson was read frym St. John,
j <>: 1-20. Comments on this passage.
Announcements. Hymn, Missioary
I offering. Prayer of consecration '
| by the pastor. Guide Me O Thou
Great Jehovah. The" message was
taken from St. John 6:22. His Disciples
were gone away alone. Sub.
The Experience of Faith. This was
[a masterpiece of the speaker coming
as a shower on the * hparers.
| concluded by singing, A Charge To
! Keep, ending with a soul stirring
nraVer. Brothers Young and 'Tho"ittt^s
lifted an offering of $-13.35
for pasio^\ Other offerings Ave re J
more than $12.00. ,
Oct. 23, Mrs. Lueila Walker, pre-1
sident of Glover AMK Church, car-1
ried her TJsher Hoard to Atlanta.!
HW.WWU.IIII..UI m i l ' >'
Ga. on a sight seeing trip. 1st stop
at Stone Mountain, 10 miles from 1
Atlanta and ate diner. Then, to Mr.
and Mrs. A'dolphus Walker's home.
Mrs. Walker and children sang 4
very neautitul songs. Uim Usher;
Hoard sang some of their selec-1
tions; Everyone enjoyed the songs.
Mrs. Walker served ice cream, and
cake. We then were taken?to Mr.
and Mrs. James Ellis Walker family.
Next we went'to Mr. and Mrs.
Nobe Walker. Then Mrs Walker
taken us to see the town. The Park
was beautiful to see. These are
.Mr*- Walker's sons. We left for
home and .had a safe trip. We were
back home time to go to Ilrowno
A.ME Church#! uLjiight along, with i
Mo.se Chanel. Eockford. Jacob
Chapel, Ilrowno. Everyone enjoyed
this program. Offering, Clover,
-Rockford, ?Bi owm?r
$5.00; Jacob, $2.00; Moose Chapel,
$iT.00; Total $22.47. We thank Mrs
.Luejla Walker for our trip. It will
long he remembered by both young
and old. Rpt. Mrs. Hattie Reed. 1
M rs. EssL T. Ranks and daugh- i
ter I.ulan McCormick, S.-C. Mr.-]
Noble JLcmes of Greenville, S C.
were-visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Cary Eqc.
Miss Illanch Middlrton sponsor- i
od a program at Little Mills Rap- ^
tist Ohurcii Sunday evening. And '>
Usher Boards present were Rock- '>
ford $2.00: Little Mill, $4.01; Total <
$(5.01. And reports a. very enjoyable
time. 1
Mrs. C. B. Johnson, Rpt.
AFRICAN RULER PAYS VISIT ?
TO POPE
ROME. Italy ? (ANP) - Kin* <
Charles Mutara Rudahigwa, who is I
perhaps the world's tallest ruler, <
paid a visit this wee4c to Pope Pius^-1
XII.
King Charles, ruler of Ruanda
Urundi m?the Balgiarv Congo, was :
acConipained by bis daughter when I
he visited the Vatican. The African' ,
monarch who stands 6 feet, 9 in- <
ches, has been visiting in Italy. !
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ACTIVITIES IN ANH AROl'M)
MORRIS illiOWN A. M. K.
( III Ki II
Rev. J. ('. Quarlcs. Pastor
|
? Ily Corine K. Bradford
Lift- is divided into three ternis
? that which was. which is. and
which will ho. Lot us learn from
the past to profit by the present,
and from the present to live hotter
for?the-^ future. ?
Sunday A.M. at !< o'clock the
>unday School doors were open- 1
<if ami the staff cactr .at their
post. At 11:15 o'clock our services
Lejffm with organ,'prelude-by Mr.
A. Rlygin. The Doxoiogy l?y Rev.
Campbell. .The call to worship.
The.?opening?prayer was?offered
h.v llro. Fred McM'anic. This gave-us
the start .for the worship service.
The rostrum and chanchlerl
were beautifully decorated by the
Stewardess Hoard No. 1. Sister1
Sarah Thomas, Pres., C. K. Hrad1
?J.d. .Nj.cg. A lice Rivers and j
L. 11. ( 'u. ii'1. Scc'.t. Serving: for {
the communion,- Sisters Carrie
Taylor. L. Cash. A. Rivers. \1.
McManice, Daisy Blown, M. Macbeth.
G. Green. \\\ Dickson,- F.
Mclloney. The opening hymn:?
Sinner.-, Olicy the. Gospel Word.
Tin* three choirs donated their
service for the worship ... service.
Our second hymn-?According to
thy" gracious, word in meek huniilitv.
'this L'avo us a wonderful
feeling and all ready to praise
God for his loving kindness to us
and his tender mercy. The pastor'
Dev. J. ( '. Quarlcs then came
forth with a message from, the '
Lord, hi, text' taken from 20th
chapter, .Matthews. The theme
"The Last Supped-." From this he
preached a wonderful sermon tln.L [
\. i:l he long remembero-l. .\ftei |
nis dynanii' *-,ern<:o, the Holy I
cominunion v,is jj i*en .Wore' than ,
<'54<> renewed their covenant. It'
was a .joyous time in Zion. Truly I
man was caljetl to preach the 1
gospel, so, that we may see and
feel what it means to serve God.
The hour of decision. The ofl'ering
was then lifted. Serving?Mrs.
.Mamie '.M. Johnson. L. .Mayor, \V.
Stead, F.O. Mitchell, Deter ('ampLei
I. . The
i Hubs that were named 011
last Sunday, the Dies, are named
as follows: Mrs. K. R. Drown,
Pres. W. \V. Beckett Club?Mrs.
V. I). Williams, L. R. Nichols,
Dres. Club, Mrs. H. V. Colier,
Pies. J. I Bead Club. The ushers
iui?1.2 . served for the day.
Mr. Robert C, Gadson is doing
a very fine job with the choirs in
Mr. W. Si Grant absence. Let lis
pray for Bro. Grant, that he may
soon recover, and be at his usual
post. .
'Morris Btown Marches On
Wttt) IS IN I HE NEWS
Mr. Jo-oph (leathers has never
missed a single copy of the Palmotto
Leader. We wish to thank I
xlu fnj:..v"ui l"Viil i-hPh'TL
r>Ir. Ilarvey Pelzer was seen
talking -with the reporter, tnakinj; !
plans for his copies of the Palmetto
Leader., Mr. Pelzer is a
Steward, and a faithful memhoi
of the church.
Mr. Alonzo Johnson, one very
fine young men of Morris Brown
and a faithful member of class 7,
of which Mr. W. D. Bradford is
the leader.
Mrs. Edna Dobbins was seen
paying in advance for her copy so
that she won't miss it at any time
Mrs. Roda Ford was seen thank
ing the reporter for the news.
Mrs. Ford .buy 1 to 5 copies at o
time. A real fan.
Mrs. E. P. Smalls, ?ind Mamie
Smalls was s?oen looking for their
copies, but all was gone. (lot
yours this week. Will order more.,
? Mr. -iuM-Mrs. Addio -LutUm- will- be
Palmetto Leader guest this
week.
Mrs. J. C. Quarles was seen
working Very hard with the ACM
League. She is doing a fine job
as advisor. Mr. J. Mitchell is the
president. " * 1
sionary Society was seen passing
list to help'for the Thanksgiving
for the poor. Mrs. Walker, mem!>er
of Stewardess Board No. 2
and also member of the Jr. choir, '
also a member of the Parsonage
Club.
Mrs. Anhibell Kinloc-h was seen
planning for the 2 nite Bazaar
IJ-1K B\l?? ACT
Recording Sec'y for the Missioniry
Society, j
Thanks to the following for he- !
ng so loyal to the Palmetto I*ead- i
*r: Mrs. Lottio Brown, Julia -i
Riooks, Mr. A. Blygin, Mr. R. C.
Radson, L. Y. Johnson, Mrs. V. i
ihu? Mr?. Henry ...brown
\Ve are still pi.,V*'.,.g for our 1
hut-i^aml a./k.i^hat you pray, <
for player changer. things. ;
' Mr. and Mrs.* Ben White Sr. is j
loing nicely. Very happy to see i
Mrs. White at church, also vhe |
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THE 1
rMrn- -'dan elder; MiMart \Vh1T
| i'rnzier. otic of '.lu* families thai
: trives u-a! set vice in t ile. church.
I. Others will !-; named - in next
wok issue in the Family Column.
FRIKN I?S?111* AyM.Ii. CHIIUCM
Rev. It. Alfred Vance, Pastor
i
S. S. 10;(lll officers and teachers
at t h'-ir 'respectite places. R view?by?t-be
assistant - fektpt.,Tr-Mr.
II. I'. Crawford. Financial bum.ci;
it: tlu7~:t<lo!t d.-purnwin v.'as '.v? t
bychtss No. 1, teacher ?Mr: ,J. V.
W. Mints; No. 0 in the elontettr
tary department won the attcudanee
ami finance banner. Teacher
Mrs. Km ma Y mrnjrn J
11:0(1 ninrnintT. worship with tin-.
agistor. Jtcv. Vance and. Sr. - choir
tit their places.. The .jiastov preach
ed as newr before from St. Lake
22:12, Theme: "In the Upper
Room." The pastor said, first the
ti.i)....... .. .a- j( -i
?_ l'|/v I ift'iu <l> il Mill I* Oi Ci!l'IStian
living, People who have put
the Will Id behind arc, livinir. in
l.'pper Houni. The choir snug with
the spirit, just after- the sermon,
an appropriate number?"In the
Upper Robin.
The Sacrament of 'the Lord's
Slipper, was observed. When we
cominline we show first, fellowship
with (iod by Faith, Second
Love for man.
C)ur conference is not far away
and our pastor should not b e
worried because ho will answer
one hundred percen: when the roil
is called, that's tiodition. when it
comes to Friendship. The faith fill
few members are rallying t o
r.i't the program nvci'.
Do sure to visit the shut-in
members. It's your christian duly
I ? do so. ?- ?- -
'.Mis. .Marie Y. Rates of Greenville*,.
S. C. spent the weekend
with her father and family, Mr. J
H. Young.
Piof.-and .Mrs. J. R. Ma raid e
of- Ileiiciei sonville, X. C. spent
last week-end with Mrs. Mumble's
ihother, Mrs. Georgianna- Reeder.
' Ghui'di Rpt. ? :
SI TTON HRANGH DAPTIST
I'lll.'lU'H
Rev. J. P. Neal, Pastor
,' LUGOFF?S. S. began at the
usual hour with Supt. and teachers
at their regular post of duty.
The lesson was beautifully taught
tiv Mm -T P Wnol
sus meets Human Needs, reviewed
by the Rev. R. L. Simons.
Everyone?taking?part seemed
benefitted.
Bro. Ben Wood conducted a soul
touching prayer service, in the
absence of the pastor the Rev. it.
L. Simons arose and read for
scripture lesson I John 4-12. The
minister delivered a wonderful
<0111011 from 1st John 4:8. Subjeet
loving one another. It was
food for thought enjoyed by all.
.Li umL-attendance-and, good collection.
On the 5th Sunday the Usher
4-H.ni, I ?.i >.i... > >n. a i ptt*g>ani at 2
1'. M. -ltev. ('. J. Whitaker preached
a wonderful sermon which was
enjoyed bv all. We are i roud of
our young loll.. Let us pray for
their continued success and help
them all we can.
You are always welcome at
Sutton Branch.
:.l. M. Harris, Rpt.
BEN N KTTSV11.EE N EWS
The Sunday morning worship at
all the city Churches were good.
At Saw Mill Rev. B. Jones conduct.
>d the Sunday morning worship
in^the ahsence of the pastor
Rev. E. M.' Booker who was attending
the I'ee Dee Association in
Dillon, S. C. Erom the report received
Rev. Jones delivered a very
l>y all present.
At St. Michael Methodist Church
the pastor Rev. \V. M. Stokes was
at his. post of duty, ile delivered
a very wholesome ljwssage after
which the Lord's Supper was served.
The first Quarterly Conference
of the Church was held immediately
after the morning wor-1
ship.
At Shiloh Rev. if^S. Wright,
delivered a very inspiring message
rffter which the pastor matfe a I
short report of the Pec~I)eo Asso. 1
oiation which ho attended during
the week in I>ilIon. S. C. The Usher
1' >ard met late Sunday afternoon
at the homo of Miss Jackson i n
Shady Host Park. The Mary Jane
Bradford Circle of the Missionary
Society met at the home of Dr. I
and Mrs, L. M. McColIum on Hud- i
Son St. At both of those meetings j
all that a Christian's appetite ,
could wish for to eat or drink were
served.
The Roy Scouts of the Church |
will entertain with -honor Prof. J
rhtudes Green who has- led the1
Scouts for the last fifteen years
and Mr. Eugene Copeland Jr. our
first colored police-man ever ap
pointed in Marlboro County and
palmetto leader
f _
I Farm Tesfs PevoaJ?
:
A to yourst > i i s ; a I V< r: n 'J, TT'oYT;"
1 nvevo-oroani.sm.s it'. \cn'.s a;;
If your plow turn;; up vmiii'.'lf1
' ^vr?iv't-f??-t<nif* fnp>! < rania/p. 1u v.-oi
, When r.ninml and plant oi;;nni an.t *
can't digest crop ri-r.iducs,. th? >v
residues lose their v..lac as nalvtral
Foil, additives.
I. Micio-oi 'iai >ms ir. ,:foil. can <:i[
t'est crap i :si<Un s hear v.l.on.
thev're fed lib' rail v with 'aoiiiVr.tr"'
fl.ll'fOiMI'tyi '11 . : 1 ! 'in !! rrr
j I soil medium. t/.g.Ui'i jus \?i:. iui;;t
pete wilii ''rowing jj!nut - lor nit; >c
pen, pirrrsph:.!rw. and eth': iv.it: ij
P c iits. Cor.^i i ti'.Kh will rc?iili( in
I' smaller c roi i growth, lov.tr \i<l<!s.
I Keeping soil n.ivro -i)i I'uir.'OV.;
| well foil- lu'.s uihw 1, i"-1 *. .rii:iv.j
I influenevs. Lor in: Uihev, ii. the <h
J gesiion proi-goS, ii.iei'o-orgaid.ur.s
secrete stinky i:l 'ires which'
J| glue soil i. !o ornv!
like clusters. Tir^e ci utters open
?I up toil _p>?; .> ;.ll-.iv r-.{ pifirr nil!
! and water to enter. Thus- the soil's
?(y^vrrter?h-o kling .ettptu ilv io injj
creased. Rains' are soaked up and
S held by the soil instead of running
-Vwio i< highly ..honored !.y Loth ;
white i.i.-i t-oi^r ) of t:n.> eicy on 1
tne third .Sunday afternoon in this
month. '
Mr. 11. K. hliison and.daughti r,
.Mrs. .Josephine .Join s attended the
pee Dee Association iast week in
Dillon, S. C. Xhey report a line
session.
Mr. Koht rt .Joli^on, is the new
Paper hoy ft.i" t'..e l almeltn Leader.
' He" is glad to serve you. If V.uu
WiUll Lu. guUtae . .latest news-.-oyour
city please si e him.
v .Mr. 1'onstaneer Covington Conipe
formerly of this city hut w.ho has
been liv-ing for some time in
Washington, D. C. died at .her
home .-Monday a week ago. Her
sister Miss Sheilie 15. t'otington
and'Miss Grave. Henderson o f.
Washington, D. C. accompanied
the body home which was funer- <
ttuzeu r riaay morning ny tne Lath- (
olic Prieat of this city. She leaves
to mourn her passing, one daughter,
Mrs. Mary Williams of New
York City, one grand and two'.great
grands, one sister, 3ii-s Sheliie I!.
Covington of Washington, D.
two brothers, Mr. Iv.ige and Plum-.;
pie Covington of this eity. tl.ivc
sister-in .law =". threenicves. o n e
nephew< and a host of relatives and
f rionds'.
??T-ht1 out nWinn giigj-t - \\4+b-atj
tended the funeral: Miss (iraee
I Ilende. - of Ne"a Vol!; <ity. Mr.
I HUM k, t, i,I,., .^ . | i r,i ,i,
| Darlir.e uon, S. r. Mr. ami Ai
Uaii'io eg-- lb " .. Jr. of Wa-h ngton,
' I). C. All . Hit:-, li ndy and .'Mrs.
J Kstell Priti of Wa-itingi ?n. 1>.
i and nur>e Sun lets of ("ueraw. S. t'. ,
She was .laid to rest in Ideal !
Cemetery under a mound of-beau- j
tiful flowers. .
Mrs. Mattie Inez Johnakin t.ho j
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. CJeorgeJ
Miles died Sunday a week ago. Iler
body was brought home from Hue-j
kensaek. N. .1.M4e4 was Jhuieralized j'
by her pastor on the fifth, Sunday k
evening at Sh.iloh Itaptist Chutvh, j
She leaves to mourn .her passing,
a mother and father, four brothers, '
four sisters'. a la rare nuinher <> f j
lteires and nephews. and a host of j
relatives ami fi ??.-;u1..?> U
(>n the sick list are Mrs. L. 11. i|
St I '-". Mrs. I.i!!ie .Kiikins,^ Mrs. I
I'nliie Mci'oy, Upt.
' hi-:riiKi/ amk nirnrn
Rev. .1. F. Stanley?Pastor
"lllosseii is every one that fear- j
et.h the Lord, 'hat wiilkoth in his !
ways." As men.hers of Methel
Church, Ave have Peg^m our new |
years work. The officers and mem- j
hers are marchitig.ps good soldiers, j
1 Our Sunday School Supt. nnd'j
his faithful CQi:p-s-of ten.-.hers ore j
at their post and carrying< their [
part- of the .Church program.
At the hour for worship the;
pastor lined lvyfnn No.*25-1, C. M."!
according to thy gracious word,,
etc. Miss 1 lines played a very ap- i
proritite tape and the choir sang
with the spirit. Rev. Glisten pray- j
.1 l .ii u.A... n.i ; i * I
i-u iirm hct. nim-y mininsnn ICO j
in the Pecaloiruo. _ Rev^?Stanley-^
text was takeji from the 14th chapter
of Mark, *?2 21 verse v. Theme:
The Sacred t'onuuanioii. The pastor
was eloquent in the presentation
of his sitmvott, he trierl hard to impress
upon the aumonce the necessity
of t-heir having clean hearts
and clean hands if they would partake
of the Lord's Supper. The
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ins Bigger Crops
[ r-Mi' ' . f/'cro-r.v* .*> m< .
y~ j/'X-ij-iW ' ;ly y'..
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:.ea: -iiOu. j he 1 uii <>love f t) j
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-.( ry i><) i-y even . if one 'eaeJOle.-.
.An appreciative audience -was preset'*
.?.11; o-JJ?ai ? .n-i.' ? \ ii..fc.:11i?yu+i?
happy and 1??( in singinjr,* I have
Loved ones at t?h'e Beautiful tratc. .
The open door of the .church was
.presented I'imf. M'il|er, Uro.. Sally
.ami .Miss Reed respectively were
at then- post of duty a.-. Soeto'.ar.
ies and eh rk. Kvery .one seemed
to he in harmonv with the I'mtuvh
fMyia-w?-t-he -Xt-w~-Coiv(ereitee
yea:*. Several visitor* were present.
.'it- Communion service, was very
effective. .A large number coin- '
mailed inckiding children.
At 5 p. ni. The Alien Christian
Kr.deavor League niet_* at 'the
Church' Hro. .Murkle Ramsey' pre- '
siding assisted by \Ir. 11 ugene
Urun.^om The League was well at- '
tended. Thank the good Lord. 1
At 6 o'clock P. M. Rev. H. Ro- 1
binson conducted a warm prayer '
service. We missed t-he president. '
Sister Xeumi Robinson who is 1
"vi.-ding r? datives in Baltimore and %
Cni-ago.
i
A' 7:".!! -he c\a nine'' service was 5
i.petmd by the pastor. Rev. Stanley I
reat lied another instructive a n d <
Practical .Sermon. His to*t ?v a < t;
f?!in. 1 in Matt. 7:12 verse. There- V
fore all, things whatsoever ye..
world t.hat nun sliouid <h> to'yuu, t
do jeVen >o to them-etc.
A: 1 " !. M..ii.i:iv, v e Mi-*i<ir "\
* lety wi'l meet at the home T
of Sister Pauline Weston XV>. 1.
I Marion Burn
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11.*. I.'slier Hoard will, m.ee t a t the .
home of Sister Christine Dix Jr.
f'hoir Practical Wed. 7 o'clock P.
Official Moa*d Monday 7 o'clock
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HHTIIShDA BAPTIST ( 111 K( U
Km. <)., V. (tootle?Past or
S. S. was .jriHul as usual, conducted
liy -tla- Suj>t. u fii,i- lcachets?
picsent. .Mrs. Kuth' 'facker ts still
Mrs. Mary Ferirtisoh. The lesson
us.- very seaalifuTy taujrh.t by
each?teac'iPT?on the. Hie-t?noted d
subject. jesus Meets Huinan
Needs. Print Luke V:12*1">. J7 :t$2,
Senior Topic, .Testis. Friend of the
NtWy. Memory Selection. They (
.hat are whole need not a phy- I
siciaiu.^1'Ut they that are sick,' I I
csiine no' to call the rijrhteous. hut I
~i| repentance. l..ikc !);o:o2:
.S. SI. was very good indeed with'
>52-present. Contribution was $3.4K., '
I'rayer service conducted hv Dea.
J. Cheek. Pro. T. f;?- Mornian.
Mission offering taken Up by the
cshcrs, I.'eaeon S. M. Halsoy offered
prayer Which was soul stirring, ,
The Junior'choir sang, Holy. Hol$ .1
re ally as the nuisie'ian Was absent U
r.s her new school in Winnsbpro \
was having its hoirs'c opening from
12 through the clay.
?'T-he?Pastor-read for, scripture ?
1 esson^- Matrthew .21, and took his
text from Matt. 21:2. Subject, Go
find an Ass tied loose theni'a n H
!v't them go. It was a great soul
niching, sermon. M r. Will Rice.;
Mi-, and ?>lrs. Conway Porter, Mrs. (
NVra Thomas were our visitors for _J
today, claimed they enjoyed ser- *
vice with us, they all '.ere from I
I'nion. Come again. * a
'The Open House arid dedication t
of t-lic Carlisle Samucjc Kleinen-. J
tary-School, Santuck. S C. Friday., r
Oct. 2S. 1 hao 4it P.M. grand'- C
Mr. and Mrs Gordon. II. Mav Supt. *'
< i? ... . .. ... ' . . C
muii .Mia. >ir. .1. i;yr)o .ic.itei '
f Sar.tuck. S. C.. Mr. Rentley of s
I *nion one of febe board members of t
education made very encouraging j
reiiuv'i k>. Also liev. II. A. Young e
>f Xewbeiry. Prelude by Sims I
High. A Solo by Mrs. Bertha Mc- d
fcfikinSv Addles.*' by I'r. J.. E.
Rriggs, M A. I), lb of Columbia,
S. C. Remarks by Rev. W. M. Jeter,
i principle of the 20's, Mrs. Daniel
rnd Mrs. Sesler of Carlisle, Rev.
L. T. Sander?. Principle and others
oured the building and declared it
o be a beautiful structure. Aftercards
a most--delicious chicken
dew. drinks and potato custard,
des pore served free to t.he guest.
Simpson High Rand did render p
leautiful. music and .acts in front j.
the ''iiilding."" t'fie affair was in- e,
leed a grand one enjoyed by all. S
\e are proud <>f our fine faculty*
; Ututli and welL wishers. Thanks-, q
o all contributed to help make it j ti
i! '!" for the dinner prepared by 1
l, c T... 1 ??.. ' . . I 1<
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nomas. st
I. A. T. IIju. rr
Mill llll MM ^ Ci
side & Sons | ~
ll'ol Ply 1 Poor P. $650 I
II. Clean I J
r.( l!? DeSoto Custom-$^05 I'<
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l!tr?0 Packard 1 poor. Clean I
A kivv way $495 I
price at, lels
$ind Later .Models 53,
rom nt Prices To Sell. I
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PHONE 4-30'ZS P |
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GAINING I
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;sons before and after work 7 8
Lesson
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ROES ASK FOR HROAJJEN- J
I NO OF N. C. SCHOOL CA8E
G R ! :ENSliORO, N. -C.? (ANP)This
week an important case had
its initial arguments in the U. ii.
District Court, with particular reference
to the Columbus County de- I
segregation case. ~ 7?4
Negro plaintiffs in the case contending
that the county school
board officers are state agents in
fact. It is nb;tcd by legal experts ^
that if the school officers are hbld
state agents, the decision would
affect the leniire state.
In Settihg the""hearing date,
Judge Johnson J. Hayes commentlid
that the ^motion raised a very
serious question in his mind about
whether a single judge or a special
:hree judge court should hear the
ase. I
. -He urged the Negro lawyers i n
he case to prepare their briefs
a refully.
'A decision for the Negro.e5 couId 1
aiu*e-ivalily unset Governor Ilodges 1
proposed local option plan.
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3 HINTS
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/ / iCarnatlon Horn* Sarvlc# Olr#ctof^^
in ice cream A *?#U*
ype dessert RoM"# Scott
vith a real peppermint flavor and " r*
he double-rich goodness of Car- - '
lation ... the milk that Whips!
tarnation's special blending qualties
make it blend better with
ither ingredients to give you the . ^
esults you want-in frown d? I
erts. No more worries about 1
hem being icy ... thanks to dott- 1
ile-rich Carnation. I'm letting
'eppermint Frost be the perfect
nding to my heavy holiday meals,
t s so pretty and delicious, please,
10 try it soon.
. DEDBEDUUI* M>A? f
w- brrfciunin I rnWJI A - :
(Makes 6 servings) M f
*/4 cup light com syrup jM Ji;
1 cup finely crvthsd V ?
peppermint tMck
2 egg while# *J
1 3/a cup* (larg# con) undfluHd )
CARNATION EVAPORATED
MILK
1 tablespoon lemon |utc#
'ombine corn syrup and candy
i saucepan. Place over low
cat until candy is melted. Beat
lowly pour hot syrup over
eaten egg whites, beating contanilv.
Cool-about 30 minuteai
hill Carnation in refrigerator
ay until soft ice crystals form
round the edges of tray <10 to? ,
moh Ju i ce^nd whip^ untU *ve^
:iff. Fold in the cooled egg white .
lixturc. Spoon into refrigerator i
ays or serving dishes. Sprinkle j
rushed peppermint candy over .
'P if desired. Freeze until firm J
2 to 3 hours).
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