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Saturday, December 8, I95G
v HEBRON BAPTIST CHURCH ca
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Rev. W. D. Coker, Pastor ] of
CLINTON?Sunday School open-j ill
ed with Supt. Ruth Presiding. We , th
begain our last month's stuily of
the fourth Quarter, with the Dec. ' wi
~themeT?**Llft up your. Voice-Jesus toi
' i3 Coming." Much interest was , do
shown by the. various classes, as' inj
the lesson was taught from the'
subject:?Let not your heart be |
troubled.?Both?Imnnui'S?3TTT! re-: AN <
main with the adult class, Rev. <
i'roceecting the morning devot- ' B '
ipn, music was in charge of the I
Senior Choir. Mrs. Mary B. Rice, Re
pianist. Pulpit guest Rev. A. C. j i
Duckett. Rev. Coker read for Scrip-1 gu
ture lesson, Roman 15:1-7, Text Su
. Roman 15-4. We Ave re benefitted | at
with an inspiring message?Theme ; am
The, Advent Gospel. ed
Visitor .Mr. kcnry Isiaac. Re- iar
marks by Prof. McQuilla Hud- w
son. Rev. Duckett sang the (dosing : sei
song and gave the Benediction. I otl
Rev. Nathaniel Copebrird was call bfc
"d t" Mt H?m? Tn.in , .In, t , .) ,i..f
serious illness of his brother-in law | "A
.Mr. Tillman Williams. Mrs. M amio | an;
Dunlap spent the week-end in Clem am
son, S. C., with her brother Mr. Ch
William Cannon. Miss Emma Jean ' of
Coker was the week-end gimwi nf mil
Mi ss Betty Jean Rhodgs in Union, Bel
S. C. ' aft
At 3:30 Mrs. Janie Little Avas Bo:
hostess to the pastor aid club at Th
her home on Gideon Hill. Mrs. Cr:
Alene Watson, Chaplain, gave the ma
devotion. Mrs. Sallie L. Finney Mo
President, presided over the husi- he!
ness session. Mrs. Leuince Cun- Ch
ningham led the Bilile discussion, acc
followed by others, Mrs. Watson Bel
gave a reading. Mesdames Mable ; Bel
Elmore and Finney assisted in j Qu<
serving a delicious repast. Mrs. i
Minnie Lee thanked the hostess, daj
Mrs. Pearl B. Ruth thanked the '3
hostess. Club's cuest vvm-r.
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Hammond and Mr. J. T. W. Mimi*. j the
Friends of Mrs. F.tta Lee Adams C.
will sympathise with her and?the?All
family in the. tragic death of at
her sister Mrs. Annie Ryfd who! Mi'
was killed instantly when hit by j Sat
a train^Sundav-evening- - ; j Kir
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PLEASANT HILL ' I her
! Br?
4. BAPTIST CHURCH | M.
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Rev. E. 1). Wise, 'Paster ? EV'J
S. S. began at the usual hour Sta
with Supt. teachers at their post Mil
of duty. Class No. 1 and 2 was'Tut
present. The subject of the lesson: wit.
?~ Let~Not Your Heart Bf Troubled,! I
Motto Text: Let not your heart be nig
troubled, ye believe in God, belie've Wi!
also in me. The lesson was review- nie
ed by the Supt, Also "Sis. Wise, in
Prayer' service Wa* in "cTi"art?r<> of Tiv
Sis. Wise. Prayer by'Sis. Wise, aT- the
so, Deacon Reboret Dollar. After the
t-which a-Hymn was lincrl. -The'mis'-"* sal:
sion offering was taken up by ers
kittle Barbie Gardner, Rrenda Ann poi
? Jordner.?Prayer was offered by ere
the pastor, then another hymn was <Ia>
lined, then our assisting pastor? an<
Rev. Johnson came to the Rostrum of
taking his text frrinTThe 8U1 chap-" An
tor of Paul Letter To The Effeuns, sor
subject: Challange Three Times, Wi
We thank God for the message j hei
coming from Rev. Johnson. We !
Hints For Christ
Hundreds of thousands of Chnstm,
lost thLs year because of illegibly wi
Overseas, relatives, friends, business a
a disappointed army whose mail goes
magazine recently stated, we have bei
Yet a few simple rules and just a
prove anybody's
handwriting im- WATCH OUT FO
mediately, says
the Handwriting
Foundation in a *>"<r clot; the"
special appeal
aimed at cutting Nel>er ldop
nonlo
down losses.
" All addresses,
says the Founda- ?lwav*4lo?* Utt
tion, should be *
_wrjttenin at lea^_ waTCh ^Tf
three well-spaced
lines, with zone / _ *7 ,
numbers includ- *
ad. This goes for
the return address as well. Take sj
letters and numbers shown on the
Your signature, on greeting and
Include the last name when identifi<
doubt. If it's a family card, make tl
? ing, and let them sign the card, too.
IT/m? o in o \t frinnHc nml rplatlV
A VI iai U TT MJ ? aviiMkj M?I? " words
of greeting and maybe a prom
New Year's card is appropriate for
Christmas. And never give money g
and others without at least the pers<
You don't have to be an artist to d
A pen and colored inks (try red an
you need. A tree in outline, some st;
you've drawn your own Christmas si
is a note in an envelope attached to
As for next gear's greeting card
Write each name ort a separate inde
in a file box to simplify additions am
with blantr pages between names foi
vents embarrassing duplication or o
And always remember, concludes
that the written message is part^gf
JO make the message jegible^
1
n't but- say, did not our hearts B1
joke in the Lord, while the man
Ood preadied to us, ? 1 lb
Our pastor Kev. Wise is a little
, hut still on the go. We pray
at he will be strong again. hy
Our visiting friends, Mr. Islo- sti
uns and cousiiffr, all of l.cxing- an
1, Kev. Bracy of Gilbert, Our les
ors stand open always for visitj
friends. je<
liaising collection, $4G.G0. 'e?
? ioi
UODKl FF, S. C. NEWS let
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VI"! 1ST (111K( |[ ' l i
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v. F. S. Jones, Pastor
Sunday School opened at the re-"* fir
lar hour 10:00-M. with the Ch
pt. T. M. McElrath and teacJiers ful
their post of duty. The attend- ou
L-e and financial banners remain aa
iri class No. 7, Mr. A. W. Will- or
n teacher. - V pri
After Sunday School devotional Oo
vice was led by Dec. Jj'ant and rei
ieiv. After which th<? pastor ior
night fourth a burning mes- 1
'i fiuill Jtulu 1 ! >, his >libject: "TH
i.ove to the Urotheriiig." Rev. "ill
I Mrs. Jones, Mrs. I?ulu Parks a
1 Mr. and 'Mrs. Sam-Owens and his
ihlltCii?were the- dinner guest .Ch
.Mrs. Minnie L, Thompson'.- A.
r.itnl program was held jil New
iHeT Baptist Church Sunday I sti
ornoon in interest of the Usher bet
urd, sponsored by Mr. Clyde he;
omas. Mrs. Ada L. Owens, Mr. the
nvford apd Wade Smith Jr. we
?le a business trip to N. V. ma
nday. The Usher Union was hi"
d at Low Shady drove baptist i Q"
Liich. Sunday night several caVs ; tis:
ompanie.d tl*> Ushers of Newladi
thol to Union. Tlie Stars of New ji's
the! and the Seven Truniphant
artet rendered a program a t'
w Hope A.MK Zign Church Sun- pre
' night at Sadelia S. C. rd.
drs. Sin-tie Brewton and Mrs. eor
la Irby of Dunyati, S. C. spent i?y
week-end in Spitrt""hiii-)r, S'. - vet
with their sister Mrs. Maggie *10
en,?'L iny also?attended?mo vice?P-ia
Dodely (Jraee Holliness church., he;
s. Sarah Moore left hv I'lunu C.
.ui-<lay to join her husband A C 1
ik1!' M^hhh^?in-Ahtska. Those ac rot
ipanied her to the airport were
parents Sir. and Mrs. Jake Sis
nvning, her sister Mrs. Annie ^u'
Styles. .Mrs. Ilennfe M. Drum- I"'5
lid. Miss Georjria A. Foster, Miss an<
i L. arid .lames K. Spuiyeon,'1
s, Moore was a member of the
rs of New Bethel Chorus. Mrs. !
inie L. Thompson spent the day;
5sday in Spartanburg, S: C.. HI4
h Nurse Smith. r .
"he Pastor Aid-Cluh met Friday ' Ue
lit at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
II .Moats. This was our last !
etinjf of the Pastor Aid Club on
I'd "rib The meet i njt was enjoyed ?tin
all. After the business part of lin
service a social hour was held Im
hostess? 'serviced the club with | I'a
man salad on Jet luce, rilVcrack- a
, Cream cheese sandwiches, Se
ind cake, fruit cuj? with whipj | ha
am and drink. A surprise Birth- wa
was held for Mr, Fess Alex-[cm
lei- Tues< 1 ay?mj*ht at- the?fromr?+ir
his sister-in law Mrs. Man) k\derson?on
South Si U'?
ry to learn that Mns. Nora .Mi
on had a slight accident with do
foot. j re
Mrs, Minnie L. Thompson, Rpt. I <ju
} me
mas Mailing, j ' ?
as cards and packages will be | *L''
-itten addresses. Servicemen' j "1;
issociates?all will be part of t(-''
astray, because, as a national
come a "nation of scrawlers." Ch
little attention to it will im- S.
ho
R TRICKY LETTERS j
/ / :4<>f
loop*: /(/ Ala i. j
0 la I
oped ?troke?: aCa Ay d.!h"
inc
tr* like: &S &A '.f are
. !.*< ?
>R "LOOK ALIKE" NUMBERS ?
3-5-r BE j?.'.
j ye
jecial care with the "tricky'* ?'e
chart. ^ Su
gift cards, should be legible. I ntc
?ation might otherwise be in? ;""j"\Vs
re children part of the greet- ^
res, add a short note?a few
ise of a longer letter soon. A
friends you've forgotten at SP
ifts to the postman, milkman Mi
onal touch of your signature. I lif
ecorate a card or gift package. |)(.
d green for Christmas) is all s(,
ars, a few heavy dots I.. and
pirit. Another personal touch
the outside of a gift package,
and gift list, compile it now.
x card, and alphabetize them
i changes. Or keep a booklet, >'?>
newcomers. Such a list pre* sii
mission at card-sending time. j h\
the Handwriting Foundation, ()f
the Christmas spirit. Be siu'9 I (>>
\
ISTHESDA BAPTIST CIIUUCI
;v. J. B. Bradley, Pastor
S. S. opened in the usual ordt
the Supt. and the Sunday Scho
all' on their duties. There wj
other wonderful and inspirin
sson, which was so beautiful!
ught by each teacher. The sul
:t:?Let not your heart be trou
1. Print 14:1-14, Memory selec
Let not your heart be troul
l[_Ye believe in Clod, believe if
in nie?John 14:1. Senior JupL
le Way, Tile Tiufli, ~Aiid T1
fe. S. S. was surely a great ei
uragement for Spiritual valu
Prayer service was real soul stii
ig, opened by Sister Hattie 1
eeks and joined by other .Taitl
i members. Bro. Moman too
t and sat the Church on Spirit
1 fire. The pastor recited a vers
so and affered a soul stirrin
ayer, The Junior Choir sang,i
Not Pass Me By. The paste
id Scripture lesson, (jalal
is 0:1-7.. The Mission offerin
Led by the Ushers, Bro. ,Ci
Ler. ollered the Mission praye
L of his heart. Each choir gav
.Muiiner, men tne pastor too
text from Gal. 6:25, Subject
l istian.s living at its . best. ly
wish that every member an
eii'l could have heard thatsTu
rring sermon. The pastor ge
iter every day. We really, ha
irt buiviing service throughou
day. The invitation for joiner
re given and Mrs. Bernice The
s joined by Baptisimal Christ
i experience. Messers Lucy an
een Edwards joined from Bap
m. We are glad to have soul
led to the Church. Christmas i
t over the hill.
['he Program Committee a r
king ready for the Christina
grant on Sunday night Dec. 25
All are cordially invited t
ne and help enjoy it. All aided
to come and hear a 12
at 1 o'clock," he is a wonderfu
'aiilier sent from, foul. Come, air
ir Rev. John Epps of Union, S
e> ?
iVe regret the absence of Ilea
is -Betmic- Sat toi?and?farrrttj:
nnis N?rnian and Ffaniily ani
ter Mae Ruth Jeter,"our faith
members due to illness. Let'
ly that Bro. Sartor, Sis. Norma
1 Jeter shall recover soon.
I. T. Reporter
:thksda baptist church
v. J. B. Bradley, Pastor
Sunday School opened in ilu
ler 1 >y Pro. Alonzo McMoitL
?A^rjrt. Str(Trr uTlIf""his staff. Mr:
itii Tucker vvho was visiting Mr:
ey Bulers children in Aliquippt
along with Mrs. Holer and fa
very consistant reason. Mr:
phia (iassett was ahsetit, still w
d a lively S. S. as our numhe
is small. The Sr. men, wome
inhined while Mr. Me.Morris s
aut ifutpy* taught the wonderf i
son. The general subject:?Th
odigal Son, print Luke 15:11 -2*
umory selection?He hath nc
alv with us after our sins; nc
warded us according to our in
ites, for as the Heaven is hijj
ove the earth, so great is hi
MTV f'Atvmvt tK/wM
?... .... Villi mat icar <1111
. 103:10:11. S. S. was anothc
od one and enjoyed by all pre
it. We have had such wonderft
ctructive lesson this entire quai
If all church members. If a
niltl attend entire-quarter, if a
lurch members would attend
we sure would have bettc
mes, communities, and ohurche:
nda.v School is the formadatio
the Church.
After S. S. t.he Missionaries hel
u ief mest with the President a
~ post and the faithful few sav
r three sisters, Alice Moman, Se
fa Cassett and Ruth Tucker. \V
? planning a great Christmas a
mon and program on Dec. 2(
mon?hy thr?lit tie troy preache
v. Master John Kpps. You ar
dially invited to-come and hea
him. He really delivered a wor
rful sermon at Jeters Chape
nday night past^ a Yuletide sei
>11 Christ the Hayiouj; Love. Thei
is a-geeat-spiritual feast at Jet<
iapel. Kvery r\ne, should hav
ard Bro. Kpps, lalso his dear pai
ts, such encoiuaging remark
eaking of the Saviours, love an
ission here on--earth. He gave h
e for mart, not color, riches, nt
auty; hut only the pure in heai
all see Clod.
There, was a great singing i
lomas Chapel Sunday night 1
is. Sallie Roherson and her hel]
s, The sermon at Jeters was ape
rftd hy the1 Mis'sTohacies. Ti
rigTng at Thomas was sponsor!
7 Miss Mae Ruth Peak in hehav
the church. Come over to Bet
nla and help us,
Mrs. in I a A. Thomas, Kpt.
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THE J
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l*| Beginning Dec<
ib ;
t-1 , REV. J. W.
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e. | Services beginning each evei
r" i Monday Nitfht ___
* ^?.Central and Bethlehem
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kj Tuesday Night ? _
! r Temple Baptist
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8 i Wednesday Night ??
St. John Baptis
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t-1 Thursday Night
? Ridge wood Bapti:
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?, Friday 'Night ?
Pi zncl JNazareth and 2nd Lnu
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r! Sunday Morning __
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(I i f St-N DAY A1-TE
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t ( Home Coming Sermon _
(I Zion HapCi.st (
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s. HOME C'O^IING FINANCE
Everybody is expected
il will go with you when you i
" THOMPSON STREET
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s BAPTIST CHURCH
e 1 Rev, 1$. T. Sears, Minister
3 J
I 9: .'10-?The Church School began
0 with Miss Hattie Lyles at tht
piano. The lesson subject: Cot Not
~i Your . Heart Be Troubled. Tonic?
1 , The Way The Truth And The
'' Life was read and discussed by
each teacher. 1 he summa'.y given
' by the pastor. Banner attendance
Class No. 5. Banner offering, Men
" Bible class and clas.s No. 5, W. M
' Dogan president. .Magnolia Davis
?i-Secretary. ? :?
" ] 10:45?Prayer . service began
s j with Deacon Jones and others.
n j 11:00 A. M.?The worship sen|
vice began with the organist. At
their post of duties, Miss Betty
Ann \Vallyer, Barbara Ami Sears
The choirs sang beautiful humbers.
The pastor took his text
from the Glird Ps., 1st verse, read
as follow, U God Thou Art My,.Goc
1 early will I seek thee: M-yCSoul
thirseth for thee, my flesh longett
for-thee in a dry and thirsty land
b where no water is:. Theme: Seekinf?
God. the outlines for the ser"*
inon. ?(1) I"will seek. (2)1 wit
l> | seek (Jod. (d) I will seek early
r. i (4) I will seek earnestly, I wil
s- I seek every where. These are the
e : words of David. David seek th<
T i Lord at . am early age. There an
n many today who "reminds nie ol
1Q ) the Isarilites, they never called or
'1 [ (lod until they got in trouble. Seel
10 ing God brings Joy, happiness, ani
h Peace:? Dooiv of the Church wa:
open.
>r Miss Cleveland recognized thi
l* . visitors. We were happy to hav<
Mr.iand Mrs.' Kilgore among oui
's . guest. Instructor of Carver High
11 | B. T. U. began 5:30 with th<
teachers and the president at thei
post of duty. The lesson. The Higl
'1 Cost of Dieipeleship topic: To he!|
us to understand and he willing ti
U'1 pay what it cost to follow Jesu
" which was religiously fa light. Mrs
S Dawkins class gave the program.
T
" Safety T/ps Fc
LWith Mother spending extra
oliday specials end Dad pro\
~ search of Christmas decorations
in the coming weeks.
?? Each year, falls and burn:
e bring tragedy instead of holida
s to thousands of American horn
>. safety experts warn against t
r household hazards: shaky laddei
e stair treads, frayed wires, and i
r variety of kitchen dangers tl
J cause serious burns.
v-1 I With some 8,000 American
' every year of burns, first aid <
should be especially stocked
; with this menace. When the
. deep and widespread, of course
e tor's care is essential. But w
r. I burn is minor, self treaftnent
s ! tively easy, and can prevent ft
Doctors have discovered thi
found in any first aid box or i
jelly. Following the steps sho<
" homemaker can promptly han<
''t pain, and keep the merriment
But most important, of cou
except for the Yule log!
'y 1. COVER Fllff MT5H* GAUZE
,). i WITH PETROLEUM JELLY OR \
USE STERILE PETROLATUM x>n
| GAUZE ORESSINGS. ^ ^
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PALMETTO LEADER r
3TICE 7
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st Baptist Church
[NG SERVICES
?mber 10?16, 1956
. 1
DAVIS, Pastor
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Ci It A M : '<
ning at 7:30 P. M.
^Rey. M. J. Odom !1
Rapt. Churches in charge?'
7 .. H
RW. R..,Pi. Stroyj/
.Church in charge t{
M
Rev. R. C.. Wilson j
t Church in charge
lf
Rev. J. W.s\Vithcrspoon i
st Church in charge
Rev. W; M. liowmaii >
in baptist Chuhches in charge >
Regular Church Services- \
? .. . \ . ,
RNOON :*:30 t\ M. r\ ' f
. .. ' ? -J-l
Dr. J. P. Render f
Jhurch in charge- <
LL CJQA;. ? ?. . o
a
to ccnic' home with us and \vt\:Jh
leed us. * j v
6:30 Night Service began with a
( all Choirs at post of duty. The
j Choir - sang numbers as We'll i
Crown Him King, Hold to God's
j Unchanging Hand. In The Hour of
Trials, I'm Coming To The Cross,
i Amazing Grace, The Scripture;'' tl"
? , The Covenant, Prayer by The [ ^
Pastyr. The Rev. Austin assisted i %
the pastor. The Lord's Supper was 3
f , give IT tomany: TherTthe right hand :
' of Fellowship given. Closing sontr i
i t>y the Pastor. It May He The Last^r
, Time. I Don't Know.
l The first Sunday Committee
. gave a beautiful arrangement of
, Flowers, \vhi?e and red gladiolus, i
?j?:?Let's?pruy fur tboTw" mi thx?.mi k?
l list, that they may have a speedy
, recovery. I
The Sunday School Banquet and
t, also the B.T.U, will i?e held Dec1
i ?
r ember 14lh in the basement of the
1 ni . l .. i . . * i... 'i? i - . i
, emu ecu, aisu uie . ruyior uospel fl
. Singer* of Washington, 1). C. m
i! will give a program at the church, fl
[ , News of Spartanburg. S. C.._ *
n~ The Birthday of Little .Miss I
I Linda Joyce Pearson, Wednesday,
i November 28, at the home of her 9
, aunt Mrs. Lacheal Shell, Johe Hart 1
. | well Couits.
. j Those who attended were as. B
1" followsr ~
,! Andrey Atcherson, Jacqueline 1
1 Tucker. Karine Smith, Patricia a
> Cheathemr Gwendolyn Sanders, fi
> Carolyn Littlejohn, Donald Cheat- I
? hem Kenneth (loins. Buddy Shack
f er, Ronald Smith, Charles K. a
! Smith, Ronny McKissick.
The funeral of Mrs. Inez I.rown 3
1 was held Monday afternoon, '? p. j?
? m. at the Thompson Street. Baptist a
j Church with Rev. B. T. Sear* ottt- 9
e ciating, J. S. Woodward in charge |
2 ) Miss Lucinda Burgess, Upt. 9
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Leader
ir The Holidays
i hours in the kitchen cooking up
vling through cellar and attic in
i, accidents^seem bound to happen
b*
hen the | Nnj
is rela- I IkM
iture complications,
at the best remedy is, that standby
medicine chest?Vaseline petroleum
Mtt in the diagram below, the wise
die a minor accident, save rieedlesa
going.
rse ? be careful! Avoid burning ?
V. J. BANDAGE FIRMLY, BUT
X 1. \ NOT SO TIGHT AS TO AFFECT
CIRCULATION.
GAUZE DIRECTLY /hiJ
IURN.
COPE NEWS
lU'v. 0. A. Morant. Pastor
Sunday was a fine* day for real
Church goers. Many foumk their
way to the -Church of their choice.
- (Hrr -payor?was -attending the
Annual Conference which convened
at Trinity (,'haich in Manning. S.
( '. Since it was impossible for me
to attend, I aceonruinied Mr."~and Ur?.?X-?1.
i'einiai ? l ?to < nlvnrv.?
M. K. ChurcJi where 1 enjoyed a
wonderful fellowwaipc w 1th fnc.d->
ami loved1 rim 1 (>m's..u jt WTH~;
because of the thoughts of i.hihllood
days spent jtl past yea is.- andthe
he.autit'ul description of "T.he
Lfrodigal S6n,",^>rought to 'tis ,t>.v
the pastor Rev. J. M.. Mitchc-lli He
spoke. very forcibly on tine wise 1
leeision made I y the Prodigal Son
yhen he came to himself. 1
Every listener should have beeh
so inspired that they too would :
irise and go. to tlfeir.'father; who '
is waiting with a smile to welcome ;
His children. anytime. Maty more
-honhfhavc heard o . '., ..: i.
nessage. which was food for our
souls. 1
Wi; arc delighted-to know-that^,
y.c have Rev. Morant hack for tint
th year after serving x y< ai We"
'ind no fault in. his leader-hip. Il<
HaLLictlS Lilg! hi- pcea'Oe-. At-?
'eel that the same Cod .who tool-,
are 'of us in the'past i> still aide
n. V|. II.- HI I IIV I*: I < I J1 VI1 put
'Uf tl'USt to 11 im. We : lia\ v irunc
long so far in perfect peace. an<l
armony. He always say He i.rorkinu;
to make a hundred. W e
re williUK to d<> our part, in
elpiug..
We have some sick one unable
3 !>e out while some have crossed
lie river. We hope that they .keep
icir hands in (Jod's hand a n d
leir eyes on the prize. We ex- *
tress our deepest sympathy to the
k
COUNTESS ElANE"? Modern
styling with distinctive bross herd?
ware.Setfrrsing i n re rrorrray fined
wiJh-fetTe'he $250 wr itten guaranty
against moth damage. Exterior in
blond oak as shown; or id-Walnut, J
or m Seafoom, Pearl Groy, Chor-"'
cool or Cordovan Mahogony. Spe1
cidlly priced at only . . . ?^^95
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1626 MAIN STR
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Phone 3-947
818 HARDEN ST
Phone 4-165;
family of Si.-. Rosetta Washing- < Knox
ton, Grant Rocs who .departed this , '50 j.
lift* Monday, Nov(?nili?t iy at H:00 iejre,
P. M. at her home near Norway. ) Mi
She was funeralized' Friday Nov. truest
u; .f:oo.' The Carroll Funeral niece
Hirine in charge of amusements. | Greer
Huhnry by -Revrr?tT.?A.' ' Mm ant j MT
Pastor. "The body was laid to rest the c
in the Good Hope Churvh C'emc- ' Jame
tery. . \ 'An
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.CLINTON Mi-- Virginia M.
Henry of, \Va-hin?lon7 1 >. C. spent
the holiday- Hunt with inand-pu.reht
Mr. ?yri<_i - Mis. Glenn Henry
and other-relatives. * I ?
Miss, Maidraree Hunter of S.tate |y
College. and he: sistei Miss Sarah,!'
Hunter, who is a teavher. Drift Hi | ri
School, Salshury,.S. -,CJ; 'spent the .
holidays with their, parent, Mr.
and Mrs, Robert Hunter. Sr. I
2nd I.t, Robert II. Little, the'
of Mr. a 1 4 Ml, l.j; i" liih
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-s Doris Wyatt and family# \Jfl
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long the recent shut-in mem.Mrs,
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