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L- ; fT IsTALLATION SERVICES c ^ I REID HOUSE OF ( IISTIAN SERVICE ^ t I Continued from page 1 J i id "failure" but who major in J I word "success." t Living in an age as we do, the > , *gro must always struggle to i #ep himself beyond the pale of ( me inquisition of poverty and its > Consequent inability to demand re- ? ?-???-spect, by making a_dgcLded?stand-] 1 for economic^- religious, social I and politicul betterment.~ i In our preparation fm- pi-nnnmir J polllleali?ftftti- ^racial victory, we must present a solidly united front, ! > flanked by leaders, and directors,! trained along special and specific ! lines to carry the inspiration of I hope, fai_th, love, and the vision of ! accomplishments made easy through unity, into the hearts of every member of the race. Let Reid House of Christian Serj vice ever stand, that, as the masses of our people, burdened with 1 ^.despair and hopelessness, BKHOLD THE VISION OF THE AF- ' RICAN METHOD FST E1MSCO RA-b CHURCH XST5 HER = FRIENDS, may become stimulated j1 to lift their heads, and hearts in an i attempt to throw off the ignominy ~C ' !i... 1 / .. I i .ox uejjiavny, ooru ox oppression unci indifferent neglect. Remember, Directors, and friends: In the line of Christian service, whatever the attitude of America, whatever the result of this world crisis, the Negro must Evans Bros. GROCERY A Full Line of Quality Foods andj f? Fresh Meats' 2331 faair-fti St Fh t..:ir>81 Waverly Sect ion deli vet , -'i ?- ; ; * - I Open llntil 9 I*. M. each Evening! 8 to 12. Sunday A. M. ' ] PHONE 4-91231 . ? . BLUE PALACE r - TEA SHOPPE UeUclou? Cook <4 Meah 1001 Washington Street ?? PHONE 4-9678 BLUE PALACE HOTEL A 1.1. OUTSIDE BOOM! j tl7 Washington Stree" BLUE PALACE Tonsorial Parlor Charles C. Williatts* Prep. IMS WaahlaytM Btraat y r PAPPY'S Used Cars r? 17M SUNSET DRIVE . 48 Buick Convertible ? 49 Ford 2-T>oor ClearrCO Plymouth 2 Door R II Clean 48 Chevrolet Sedenelte R Hpriced to sell V". s* 25 other cars priced to sell. Low down payments financed here. Your credit is good here. , Phone 4-85G4 'VflHEflflKSBflHKSEHBflMtfiiHMHHMCSpr W^Hb fc P A P E R BARGAINS FOR Christmas 9 . Johnson Paint Store Five Points Columbia, 8. C. 711 rIAKDES ST. PH. 3-6473 4. ( 4^H?<MVH?<> PTNE STREET FOOD STORE Variety of Meats, Poultry and Complete Lines of Fancy : GROCERIES": * * i Free Delivery Service 101? PINE STREET A M> 1 * 1 . I I, ontinue to build for himself a 1 Christian Culture, a worth and in- 1 egrity, which shall definitely fix t lis status high among the race of nen. ] I.et us see our race as it was, is it is, and as it must he. Then ' ,ve shall all, as Directors and work- ' 'is in Christian Education, carry * in the great heritage which ser- I 1 . es so great a need in our day 1 md generation to a fuller realizaion of the great ideal of the Fatherhood _of God, the Saving ; yrace of Jesus Christ, and the ! i-t?nf.hp|-hoad of jPlaques in appreciation of their I ei vice from the'Board of Direct- j irs of the Reid House of Christ- ' an Service were presented by ' dev. K. I. Lemon, out-going Chair- | | nan by I'rof. W. J. Frkser, I'rin- ( ' ipal of East Bay School and to ' l ev. R* E. Brogdon, Treasurer of 1 the Board of Directors from August 11(51 by (tev. J. C. James.? ? 1 Much pra\se was given to Rev. Lemon and Rev. Brogdon for their untiring jyjrvioes for the Reid House. A plaque-to Bishop Frank Madi- I son Reid the founder and-builder j nf the Reid House of Christian Ser- I vice. "Otievof his drenins in r.eal- ! it t: u*!K Mrixcnt<>ii l?v ReV - A. J. Coan to Rev. J. C. Quarles, pastor of Morris Brown AMK Church, who represented Bishop Keid in { absentia. Rev; Quarles graciously responded for Bishop Reid in glowing phraselogy fbr the Reid, House was one of his dreams realized. -- . The ollicers were installed by IU-v. .1, ('. Qudrles, who reminded theiii'ef their responsibHity as officers ol' this great institution?the 1 Reid. Mouse of c'hrisian Service' .and -the challenge that is before them. The program was planned by the program Committee with Mrs. i iMable (Jreen, chairman assisted by Rev. W.. K. Richardson, Rev. W. H. Barnes, Miss I.aura Hill, Mrs. Nancy Canty, Mrs-. Susie Simmons and Mrs. Florence Thomas, who! are members of the committee. Mrs. Louise Triggs Barnes is. [Executive Director of this inslTUTlioa_a.iuL has-headed?this?Com? n. ity Center for the past four yeaTaTC Real House~Ts playing a great role in the jJoninnmjty of Charleston, South Carolina and under the leadership of the head of our District, in the person of Bishop I. H. Bonner, who has [ shown great interest in the contin- J uation of the Keid Mouse or Christian Service, we hope to be able to ild even greater. things anil ^render greater service in tfie future. Th Keid House of Christian Ser- j vice is a member agency of the; United Fund of Charleston, South Carolina and tJie National Federation of Settlements and Neighbor-] hood Centers. Truly the Seventh Episcopal Dis fXMAS EXPE Here are Some V USED T. \ Used Washing IV Used Refriger PRACTICALLY NI OKS^nrubber1215 Lady Street HENRY E. KEY woc? o.o.objoooo o ooo o oooaaa&s: a I Fc I MAN'S CI % Unrl 1 -offis'Tyf ^ 8 v f \ T.l ur 1.1 A T ? I X Iwr vvrw\ivii to Cho< Mars "Known for Qui 1535 IV I ao8??B?r?ac8Mca8ttttaa)Q^^ ~ " r i ' \ .. , " j ^7 1 >rict is marching on under Bishop T Runner and these stalwart minis- J ;ers and laymen. % ? The newly elected officers were: 1 Rev. B. F. Sumpter, Chairman,? Rev. S. H. Scott, Vice Chairman"; ~A firs. Henrietta Felder, Secretary * Rev. A. J. Coan, Assistant Secre-. ;ary and Rev, R. K. Brogdon, who ,vas re-elected, as Treasurer. xe ac REV. J. W. KI LI.INC WORTH Sa DIES AT HOME ^ - _ nu Continued from page 1 | rc four grand children: Mrs. Mar- j pe rare' S. Walker of Columbia, and up Mr..Nash V. Scott, Jr. Mrs. Cath-t he .Tine Blake, and Mrs. Dorothy I nu Meal, all of New York City. He | is survived nl$6 by six great grand ho children and li host of nieces and lis nephews. ne Interment was in the family ce- ti< metery at Ridgtway, S. C, lie 0 % ' ' & t Y UNION A. M. K. CHURCH BRKETIKCS { a, LA-KM VlKW Sunday School }, began, at A. M. with a large! a] attendance of pupils. The lesson f. was taught and explained^! the simpliesl form which was enjoyed!? by all. 1 1 At 11 :.'50 the Rev. D. D. Felde< I . of Sumter took his stand. His I first hymn was "A Charge to keep! I I have a -Cod to gloryify a never ctyifig- suui tu suve uuu in, it ior the skies. His text wa3 taken froui A thee fifth chapel- 11 vorsC. "Mess* js; bil .-iVc ye \vh - t nu n shall levilo* a yon. ' y><i [ eric -ine you, mi l say i t_j all manner of evil against you falsely for my sake, Rejoice ajij' 0 be ex. e? lingly glad for great iayour reward in heaven.'* St. Mat-1 I'hev.s 5tli chanter 11th verse. That w was a soul stirring sermon which ^ was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Theressa j, Ford, Mrs. Klla Mureen, Mrs. .Tes-| sic Nance ;.iy sick and we hope for?* them a .speedy recovery.-^" Friday () night we reorganize the senior t| choir wiLli the pastor in charge.j . I'.veryo: e a.-s satisfied a.vl hap- |[ ,i py over what was said -ami?done.?-Mrs. Mary Y. Ford . was elected- n organist, Mrs. Vanilla Hayes as- q sistaot?organist. Chorister ? Mrs. A Willie Nance and Mrs. Dorothy, y Pagt'T "Treasurer?Mrs. Maggie I y Jane Ford; President, Mrs. Fanny n Stanley; Vice President Mr, Jay- ' is' ould Name; Repoiter, Mrs. Janie j . D. Kord; Critic, M^s. Mira Frazier; Announcer, Mr. Willie Mc- . Iain. ' j, Visitors -Mis. Christen Kpbin-i son from Washington spent a few r days with their relatives Mr. and Mrs. Carrie Nance. We .extend a hearty welcome to all of our visi- p tors. We amrlways gtaiT to have ., them worship .with us. -I . . Pres. Fannie Stanley Sec. Willie Mae Nance I !' It ]l' \ i Reporter, Jannie 1). Ford j ^ NSE HEAVY |jv sed Merchandise r. $49.95 up lachine $24.95 up u ator $99.95 up __ : SW a 1 O- j e > rnone ^ NOLDS, Manager | r i&G^QS>vQQO&o&&OQQaoooaoc>i. ^ >r A \ !>., I 1 IRISTMAS ' ,||u Vomlorful Gift,-. ?-'! ( ' vIG APPAREL I! O ; ? gin dsg from - . ? t "4 O | w i. ill i?? I' >h all's |; ulity Men's Wear" IAIN ST. | c A THE PALMETTO foung Men and Won Volunteer For Arm] b id Still Be Home I Lt. Col. George A. Brown, Otli- f coi r in Charge of Army Recruiting 1 in tivities for South Carolina and | pr< vannah, Georgia, area, announ- r.u iy volunteer.for the Army after -&h icemher 15 and still be home for t uu:?hbii and New Yeats.?Any ' lto rson enlisting this month may or ply immediately for leave and Gh granted a delay enroute up to a ' ] aximum of 15 days. } Bit Colonel Brown said that the a- J ive rule applies to all persons en- As iting, both prior service person- Fa 1 and new recruits. The regula- | As in is in line with the general po- ! Fu y df the Army to grant leaves i merously to active duty soldiers Co irough Christmas and New Years. Ca For thdbe who decide to enlist id l'orego leave, Colonel Brown wi tid the "Christinas menu planned V7i y the Army isppne to whet the i to .if imi Winaik The bill of ! til' ""J |"^t, | ire isvone which affords the Army Lu * Virginia NAACP Le, become Life Membc NEW YORK, Nov 29?'Two NACP officials in Virginia and the ^ few Jersey Stute NAACP were inong the persons and organizaons that hecanie life members of i le Association during the month | f October. I This anhouncenient wits made t ere today by Miss Marlon Ste- I ^ art, wHo is in charge of the | . IAACP life membership cam: Oi aign. The two Virginia NAACP offi- ] ' litis ate Dr. Edwin li. Henderson ( f Falls Church, Va., president of . ni' lie Virginia State NAACP, and . \v? >r. Jesse M. Tinsley,. president of lie Richmond NAACl' branch. j t It her persons who became life lembers uf* the Association hi' Ictober were the?Rev. Alger.' L. idanis, Hastingw-onQfud?on4 N. Y.)? liss Beryl 'Parker,"" "Miami, Fla.j jJ^ liss Emma E. Clarke, Dr. Charles i I* Watts, and Dr. U. Garland Chis- ? ill, all of Baltimore, Md.; the Rev. r . \ en eonard G. Carr, Philadelphia, Pa. ' Irs. Zula Swanson, Anchoiajje, . daska; Dr. William M. Freeman, m' ine Bluff, Ark.; and Donald Dun- I**' in, San Jose, Calif. Organizations, in addition to the few Jersey NAACP, which took Lit life membership were .the right O'Clork Club. Yonkers, N. I pt .; Cluhmeii of Corona (N. Y.)>> ic.; Century Guild of the Metro j an olitan Baptist Church, Washing-: in, 1). C.: . Virginia State IJeauti-j ians Association, and Lambda J QU mega chapter of Omega Psi Phi . raternity, Inc., both of Norfolk, an ? ' " |pa ?* T~._ ' Otl ST. JAMES A..M.E. (TH'KC'H Ri Rev. E. W. Judge, Pastor | wt Communion Day I Rejoice in the Lord, O ye Right- J wc aits, for praise is comely for the | pright. I us Our Sunday School on time with j rl n appreciative * crowd present,1 3C( ith Sunt. Granirer and other co-i iVi mktMs uf seven'classes entering^wt brief discussion. All classes gave j to thought for food during the week ' ce; f this wonderful topic: "The Way j re he Truth, and the Life." Servejth io(l"and Him only, in word deeds , en nd actions, knowing that faith is lit he victory that overcometh the wt .orld. Real nice report by our l po fficient secretary. Always attend j sh onu> Sunday. School every Sunday ' Ci he Sunday prayer service of the ! th unday. Schooj under-Uie -sponnor Ittr i.ster Smith. The Poem was read j fo y Miss Sylvania Tenent. Subject? ' po We must not hold Grudge." Let. csus come into your heart and let l ie 1 im be your leader, the way the "1 ruth and the life: No man cometh ' w< nto the Father but by me. <^at Service on time wit#i very sweet_jid nut- ir lrs. The.. Senior choir singing ' >ii ii;i the spirit. We must tell you fo v. little church of tomorrow sang C' ui sclecions with the spirit, i. Tramping, Tfan'iping, Trying to ni nuke Heaven our'Homes.- Just keep Si he hoc fires burning with these J H'-Hous IK little girls and boys, ol t:i:n them in the way they should gi \C. '<ur pastor scripture text very pi ol at: 1 sermon he quoted so very ai da in was taken from a beginning ; m >f a series of sermons "On Persotv j 11 di'v." And he used two: Paul and i m o:u:h: So he proved that we ( hould be a -Paul and not a Jonah, al rho two were 1 obedient 2 disob'dieivt. These two Bible persons. c< 'aul we ought to be obldient to | tt he will of God, Do ai your lot - ' . Jt.~' ? " -j )LEADER len May f Aiier Lite. 15 ror Christmas j.;; ok a chance- to strut his stufT ">< traditional holiday fasnion.. 'io J d( jv j the point, .here is tne actual i ni ;nu for Christmas 11)5(1. h? Christmas Day Dinnei * l n< rmrtrCocklaui or Chilled 1'omato 1' Juice, Crackers tf a<1 TuiRe^ and Clhltl l.ravy uj ead Dressing-Cranberry Sauce a,, axed Sweet Potatoes or Mashed fc I'otatoes g< itered Peas-Buttered Cauli- fu flower i t) sorted Crisp Relishes ' ri vkerhouse Rolls-Butter sorted Fresh Fruits j M inpkin PI#-Mincemeat Pie-Fruit' ivc Cake .. t hi l'lue, Tea,, Cocoa-Milk * ?\ ndy-iM.ts i! For details concerning enlistment th deferred reporting date, 1" ung men or women ate advised sT contact Sergeant Wilkie Daniel (? e local.Army recruiter at 1122'. w uly Street, Columbia, S.'('. 'r aders ? ?rc - :? ? ? '*9 b< I SI nit you to do. Disobedience j ^ ings you to ship wreck. Be a 01 ml not a Jonah, Trust God and ep on in Jesus natiie But Jesus js II lake care of you., 1 have an- ni her building not "Tttnde Wilh'j nds. I Quite a few dined at the feast I IK l.ord. Praise ye the Lord. The ngers made the welcome ring, j 01 ir groups are still working with I1' will,- be sure and attend the j w '"""nips* Marriage noxt Friday | ^ ght. - - j-' Our Interdenominational Union s< is a success. The Pastoral Lea-I le was very good also. Let more !(>r tenth Worhin^ together is the ty.-Helpings eaxdi-other-from-day day. "Lift the Savior upland He ill draw all man unto Him, dm N -ftlH:?IS ;-rrttr;T to be with Jacob's R' is afternoon. Service ver^ good All day long, ayer was offered to the Heav- Si ly Father for our sick and de- se essed by'our pastor. And we ast always remember our sick sb ;mbers and friends to our precis Saviour as prayer always re angea things. iCeep on praying, ba Mrs, 31. L. K. Jenkins, Kpt. "" 1 ed )PE NEWS v. (). A. Morant, Pastor ni< Sunday was a beautiful day, He d all Church lovers were found lhe~ Church of their choice; .. us At. Good Hope Church jye were JTh t for services of the 1st Sunday 'or this new Conference year. We of e delighted to have our beloved foi stor returned to us to begin his *-year as?our Spiritual leader, pe v. Morant has served us as a He od Shepherd should in the past & Jo ! feel that we are blest to have thi n come back to continue the irk of the Church. Su S. S, was called to order at the he< ual hour with the Supt. Bro. ($ ' ifus Spells in charge. His group smed to have been interested in wi p discussion of ihe lesson After- _atlich a short devotional led up He the sermon. Rev. Morant as- wi nded 0t?ie Rostrum, made a few Mi marks of interest and called for e report of the Annual Confer- ho ce. Delegate in the person of i De o. Jonathan Gass who came for- 1 ?rd and made one of the best re- of rts we've ever had. .His report an owed that he did not go to the inference to be seen, but brought e doings of' the Conference as was. He isto bu congratulated "PI r making such a wonderful re- A! >l'fe; Rev. Morant then selected his R? Xt-from St. ->iarK r.ti, wieme: 'he Revealing Christ." I am sure i were benefitted if we listened tentTvely to his discourse. Those N: lm> dcmrwtng Rev. Morantt tTJTl fth uthfully say, ho preaches every IB me he takes a text. We received SI od to feast on this week. Many Bi ommuned and we closed out feel- B< g happy to he able to be in the vj mrber of worshippers on the 1st unduy in December. in Many left to attend the funeral 1? ' Mrs. Adelon Jamison of Cedar- , of rove Baptist Church, Norway, S. ft . We extemj our deepest sym- C< athy to the family in their lost or ad bereavement of the wife other and sister, I^ebby''Funeral th ome was in charge of arrang^- j '' icnts. Eulogy by the Rev. ' R. T, si lartin pastor, a very large attend- j si nee. She will be missed by all con- v nned but Cod gave and he has j ni lkenr C A. R. 9umpty, fleportn 8 ^ - i>I^ wmrnm^mmry PINE GROVE CIRCriT Dr. J. v. " rsii. \> . ?'. :Uir W g. n... series of confer-1 let's Soi.uay with Dr. J. VV. Keri?i. Hie day was pleasant and lal'gv congregation greeted their jw pastor and new Presiding elsfi'. Pas or Kershaw is in his nin year, hut Uie officials says ; unders...?,i problems and does >t demand his way all the time. I ine (irove jr. 111 a hnildin" tv n;1, teir now4?rk-k C+mrrhi^ h"nTr >, wo:hing tmder the system " pay I i you go," but the officers in- i in.led the presiding elder, the Miuiul asststmeul will be paid in ill and on time, regardless o f ir now Church being under contuctiun. | Pe.uuse of the serious illness of rs. Howmun and unon the* fii'ra! ? . Willie Jones, who is the Jim in aw of the presiding eln, I >?. Kersh..\v suggested that I ! ivpcrts If passed in without ailing upon its adoption. Mrs. la Dukes tboU | p" t l - < \ jnce the.reports will not he read, le majority reports showed that e are happyjto have our presid- i ig elder and pastor returned for | lother ' year and we are . now, lodging them.our hearty coopera011 amt support. The quarter was a little hotter .'is. participated in . the Lord's? ipper. Just before the passing of' le characters, Dr. Kershaw had ich Church to pay the presiding der before the members, which one of his methods. And made upiessive impression. Jvfext -Sunday afternoon, is our L*t-logether meeting, Drs. K. L. to tire, K, K. Rich burg ami J. W. etsjiaw will -discuss the method r methods I will use in raising le V.(.r?7 budget. Other Ministers" ill participate in the discussions. fe stand ready to help any ? <? ne pastors, who will need our Mviees, The Manning District will report i time, W . R. H., Presiding Elder KXV '/ION' AMF f Ml UCII rv. R. C, Wright, Pastor Sunday School opened with the ipt., officers and teachers pre-, nt. After the devotion, teachers ok charge of their classes for a ort discur.sion of the lesson, ing late with Sunday School, the view was omitted. The offering nner remained with class No. 1,*' d the attendance banner remainwith class No. 3. The Senior Choir opened the li ning worship by singing hy.mes, *?i-i- - ? " :v? vv rignL came lunn wiu'i an spiring message, full of thought, ing as a text, Exodus 3:3. The leme: Turning to God. Comniuni was given to a large number adults and children, collection r today, $44.40. The following visitors worship- \ d with us, Mr. John Henry, Jesse njamin, Walter Pearson, and e Laws. Marion Rouse has joined u Army. A rally is to be had on next ' nday and each member has en asked to. pay three dollars, [ 3.00). Missionary . zone nuniber two ii meet aunuay uecemuer u, oo, the homo of Mr. and-Mrs. Toney nry, and zone number five (5) 11 meet at the horpe of Mr. and s. Robert Bradley Jr, The Sunday School board will Id its meeting Friday night, comber 7, 1956. Our continued prayers for all our sick and shut in members, d friends. R. L. Byrd, Reporter J ' ftXERlVTE^TOR FAT ~~ VIE CHURCHN ;v. L. C. Butler, Pastor "The Drive Is On" WEST COLUMBIA?Family ? ight?The officers and members ong with?the Pastor have plan(ra sefies of FAMILY NIGHT' SVRICES for the benefit of the iilding Fund, and the- Trustee tards. Also for the Steward Actity Service. Sunday night will he*" the start: g point. The family'W Brother' imes B. Corley will be in charge the Program Sunday night, I>ec, h. Miss Deloris Corley, Master of jreraonies. We are asking every' le to be present to witness this eat family night affair and see ! e yety fine Layman in action. ( lere will he others who will as st in making this Program a iccess. There will he other Families that ill he in charge the other Sunday ghts in December and January, ome out and be a part of this r?at occmIop. * I Virginia's Anti-N jlesL *2 i'jceral ' RrCKMOND, -Va.. No . In f.-ontal ! . toiM. "ioi> u package suvon a..t i-NA ACF statutes recei I ly enacted 6..' the Virginia legisl ture, attorneys for the Nation 1 Association for the Advanceme | of Colored People?~today filed ..mplnjn; in t.')p g'pt ni^t.-rz-r rWiTT Tmn ..tin|i i to declare the new puniti laws unconstitutional. The ' complaint,' filed hy Oliv W. flill, NAACP attorney of Ric mond and Robert L. Carter of Ne York, NAACP general counsc furt.her asks the court to enjo state and local law enforcemei officers from enforcing the st tutes which, the complaint charge violate the constitutional rights < citizens as guaranteed hy the Fou teenth Amendment and Article of the U. S. Constitution. 'IV n lam nuIt' I'lliU'UWl dining special session 'of the Gener A semhly last September. The open avowed purpose of the legislatu is to curb the NAACP. The lav (1) prohibit the solicitation ' i funds to defray the costs of lit gation in anti-discrimination suit (2) ban public advocacy of d segregation of, the public scho^ in compliance with the Supren Court ruling; <3) penalize atto neys who accept fees raised 1 persons or organizations not d rectly involved in the litigatioi (4) restrain organizations fro encouraging citizens to secure the "fights in the courts; (5) forb giving financial assistance to pe sons involved in law suits again the State of Virginia; ((1) requi a public listing of the NAAC membership in the state"; and (' demand o filing of all ntonii raised ami expended h?j tl NAACP in Virginia for any p.u pose. . ? The NAACP in Virginia, Atto Northern Demoei Votes By Ignoring LAVVTON, Ukla., Nov. 211.? pronounced shift of Negro votei frdm the Democratic to the lt< publican party of this month national election was attributed b a nauonai rsiAAUf official toda to treatment of Negroes by soutl ern law enforcement officials an to;"the attitude of the norther Democrats who believed you coul play down civil rights and retui the Negro vote." Gloster B, Currant, NAACP d rector of branches, addressed deb gates attending a conference of th Oklahoma State N.AfACP here. H said the Association did not te Negroes to change their loyalty t the Democratic party which date haetr to the depr ession of t h 1930's. Mr. Current also (jenied that hi organization is "going too fast. Hp ilpplnrpH 4<vvn in-o (?/???? fn. ., .... 1": enough," adding: "We are not ir terestod in any ideology excej that gauranteed by the Constiti tion." "We cannot shout "freedom To the Hungarians without lookin askance- at sections of our ow country where there are citizen in control of the state government who would deprive Negroes c their freedom," Mr. Current poii ed out. BETHEL AMR CHURCH Rev. J. .F Stanley, t'astor SUMTER?A,gain we are assen bled in our Zidft about torbegin a other months work for tb? Mn-jtr So far, our Sunday School is st: on the map. We have not gone in winter quarters. The Senior Choir is out in fu garbed in their winter attire.being th<? first Sunday, the servii was very1 impressive. All of tl mistor's helpers are with him t the rostrum, namely ftlifih 7flid Robinsoil, a 1 so our local preac? er Uro. Ernest Washington. TJii all assisted with the opening se vrce*r-The pastor preached a sear ing sermon from I Cor. 3:9, J3e vni^in_and through the Chure ile impressed his hearers with t; fact that as Christians, we a workers together with Cod. At 3 o'clock ,P. M. the Past -fVttvered a CuTogyon Mr. Lucii Frierson, a large crowd present. The ACEL- met at fr o'clock-" *f with Mrs. Cornelia Souter ! charge. The meeting was live and informative at Mrs. Sout 'tied to impress the members wi the necessity of regular Bible rea ng. r~ At f>:30 thb Praver Band m with Mrs. Naomi Robinson. _ Qua-young man Joinad mxrmn J - Saturday, December 8, 10!>G w ^ AACP Laws Face ourt 4 a iieys Rill and Carter assert in the of complaint, had raised .money for it- legal cases and "purposes to con,i tinue to contribute, from funds soial licited for the purpose, toward the lit expense of litigation and counsel a tees' in pending desegregation l.'il MPS I ! ? ? hi? Moreover, th6y poinf out, the ce NAACP and its members "are engaged in a legitimate activ'ty. er They merely are seeking to secure h- full enforcement of constitutional w rights of colored citizens to demo;1, j cracy's general benefit. In seeking in j to secure those rights in concert nt with -*>ther like-minded permits, a- j plaintifSg and its members have s, I violated no legitimate interest to of the state." r"l The NAACi' in Virginia,'the com L plaint points out, has for many years mn-sned jnfrv a ference, its objective ? the abolis" tion of compulsory racial segrega'y j tion in all public facilities, institu)n ! tions and services. Members and | contributors to the NAACP "have" 01 sought td give aid in the overall struggle in the United States for a s'? society in which considerations of e_ race and color will have no part, i? No questions were ever raised conie cerning the legality" of this actir vity' in Virginia or elsewhere "un>y til the Supreme -Court decision on d- .Muy 17, 1954, outlawing segregate; tion in public schools." >? Further the complaint charges, >>' this punitive legislation was "de* id signed .to destroy" the NAACP?V-\ "and insulate continued govern-; st | nnouui enforced school segregation i'0 atrnirst court attacks by United P Stutes \citjizens and residents o f i) t this rtu'.e." l's I '1". NAAC1' attorneys asked lt-' 1 ' oi ; ..:iy hearing- of the CUlft- " r-t plait C liU'ore a three-judge district | court. t ats Lest Negro ~ Rights A ber* rs Oil'a !.! .ioard meeting tomorrow s. night. ,a Intermediate Usher's Board will ? j be held a> ihe home of Mrs. Cor1 . . I (lei... Luber. ST, JAMES AJM.K CHURCH ?'" n Rev. Hugo Stanley, Pastor A n Sunday School opened promptly at the usual hour. Attendance and >- contribution were good. We had aj very interesting subject which was e i well discussed by all classes after e which was reviewed by Elder Dr. 11 Jenkins. 9 I -Worship service- began 11:30", " ,1 ! .? " j nev. nugo Stanley accompanied by e | Elder Jenkins and Rev. John Weai vcr. The senior choir rendered the s I music. This being our first Quar" tcrly Conference, Elder Jenkins st j preached an inspirational sermon i-1 from 9 verses of 29 chapter of Chronicles from the theme: '"God i- Call to Service." A number of ,IllVHlb?xs-lJonv-tbe- other two chur^ r i ches worshipped with us. We inK vited them to come agaiiL-Ihe-more i^-w^--gTrr~TogetTier--the stronger we s j grow in grace. <s Sunday was a red letter day at >f St. James. Our afternoon service it we were honored with Rev. Isaiah Keel and his good people ,frOm Mfc. Olive Baptist Church, Bayburr, S. C. The music was rendered by a group of young girls from his group which was well done in this service. The t captains for . the r>* month reported as follows:- Bro. n* I.ushun Stanley $14.60^ JBrp,__Wil=? -j? ^dtam Steele $16.50; Sis Minnie 1 , Jones, $22.00; Sis. Bessie Rt?nl?v to ' $28.00; Sis'. Marie Stanley, $32.55; j Bro. Allen Jones, 33.25; Bro. AlJ Bert Sarvis, $41.25; Bro. Henry It. jone*, $45.00; Sis. Jessie Steele ce $40.15;?She reporting the highest 1e amount was^^trrmvned Mrs. St. )n James for November 1956, ? m*-; ?.M?li, Jones, Reporter ey ; r- j ; . ..... buy and use E CHRISTMAS SEALS fight (ubmiiiosU \