The Southern indicator. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1903-1925, 1921-07-16
MILL, DUNBAR
TON AND ELLENTON
DOTS.

Boston Frederick breathed his
last on Saturday End. inst. while
returning from a Sisters Auxil-
larry meeting held at Ned Branch
Baptist Church of which he was
a member and sexton for years.
Bro. Frederick was stricken at
Is p. m. and died in q few min.
|utes. He had previous present
ments of his death. His funeral
was largely attended. The body
was embalmed and kept from
Saturday End. until Wednesday
18th inst. Rev: G.. w. Cherry,
his pastor sf1ciated and preached
the funeral with great zeal.
The Sisters Auxilirry Union of
the Storm Branch Association
held it's annual meeting with the
Ned Branch Baptist Church, Sat
|urday End. inst, Rev. G. ".
Cherry, pastor. The meeting
was full of inspiration seemingly
to all who attended. The sisters
seemed deeply concerned and
interested in the raising of funds
for the education of the young
people Well done Sisters may
other Associational Fields follow
your good example. Rev. G. W.
Cherry, that untiring and Jealous
worker for his people on his way
through Dunbarton to the sisters
meeting was literally donated by
the whites of this town, who as
serts that the esteem they hold
for this man of God prompted
them to give literally. Rev.
Cherry stands high in the esti-
nation of both white and black.
The sisters raised over $16e for
educational purposes. Let me
tell you Rev. Mabry with his
of united ministers is doing
a great work for our race. The
sisters of the -Four Mile Field
have also organized a Sisters
Auxiliary Union for to doseduea-
1~ioual Ne1hapeaehak8
the ministers will fall in line also
the Storm Branch Field and VIC
tory is sure.
The leaders of the Four Mile
Educational Institute celebrated
the 18th Of July at the Four Mile
Academy near Donora. The at.
tendance was small but inthusi-
astic. Rev. W. M. Phinizie the
moderator is striving hard to
bring things to pass. T e
Abyssinian priest visited our
section the last week in June and
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jake Peoples and MIR. and Mrs.
w. j. McCutchen. We hope he
is real.
Crops are looking fine just a.
bout this time. Farmers in our
had almost lost hope of a corn
crop. Rain fell in big showers
day after day and corn in most
parts is doing we'll. This shows
chat mans extremity is Gods
opportunity.
Rev. VIM. Moody, pastor of St.
Paul is running a successful re-
vival meeting at his church and
added 18 souls. We are truely
sorry to say that the nefarious
habit of night riding is being
practiced in our vicinity by both
white and black. We hope that
this bad practice will soon find
it's end in more legal and serious
reflections. Oh what. a SOM
brous future one see when in al
most every nook and crook, that
is, in some parts, a blind tiger il
operated, I mean distilling liqsor
or trying to do so. Many of them
so call church members. Its q
shame as well as it's illegal and
degrading. Oh, christian people
are you on the side of your
c%ountry's woe, Habakkuk 2.16,
WOE unto him that giveth his
neighbor drink that putteth thy
bottle to him and makest him
drunken"
Rev. J. O. williams preached
the communion sermon on the
second Lords day at Ned Branch
to a large and orderly audience.
He held his hearers spell bound.
We are glad to learn that Dea.
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