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h The TERMS: Si.SO IN ADVANCE PER ANNUM. ,.The ?f m[gml ^ Rylc SENGER I VOL. 44 CAMDEN, KERSHAW COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA, JUNE 5, 1928. CIIAS. ?Y. BIRCHVORE, PROP. NO. 3.*) Social and Personal Item? Stanley Babin, one of the recent graduates from the Camden high school, will go to Washington this week where he will work for a while. He will attend college next fall but in the meantime will be at work. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Nettles went to Spartanburg yesterday to be pre sent at the graduating exercises of their son, W. F. Nottles, JLiv, a Wof ford boy. Robe it Chewning, also j from Camden graduates from Wof- | ford, and his mother and ether nutn- ; bers of his family went to Spartan- 1 burg to be present to see him gradu- j ate. Each of these are fine young j men and we congratulate them upjn j their success at college. Miss Mary Km ma Hough, who ha. been teaching school at Burlington, N. C., has returned home for the ! vacation period. Arthur Stokes, who was awarded the scholarship four years ago to vhe | Citadel, giaduates this week from that institution, ilis father, Mr. Wade Stokes, will attend the graduat ing exercises. j Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Asbury, who ? have be n making their home in Cam- j den for the past seven years, have decided to leave lure. Mr. Asbury has been in charge of the brick yard of the Camden Brick Company. Their ! many friends will regret to give them up as citizens. Mrs, W. F. Molton, <">f Bham, Ala., is visiting her sister, Mrs. B. G. Sanders. Mr. and Mrs. Sanders met ; her in Columbia Sunday morning and I tluy dr ive through from Columbia to ? Camden. Mr. Luther Barnes, who was re- i cently elected on the city, police force, has assumed his duties. Mr. Barnes was some years ago a member of the | police force of Camden. He is a 1 good officer and we are glad to hav. j him here again. \ We had the pleasure of a visit j Wednesday from our long-time friend j Mr. D. R. Fletcher, of Kershaw. ''Rich" is the same jovial fellow Ik- ' was years ago when we used to f.ee | more of him than we do now. ?? I Hon. Norman S. Richards, of Liber- j ty Hill, was a visitor to Camden Sut- ' urday. He came down to attend a j meeting of Undemocratic county ex- ' ecu live committee of which he is a j mcnibt r. Mr. Richards is a candidate J for the House of Representative'-. j The W. M. U. and Ladies Aid So ' ciety will give an Ice Crean Supper nt Beaver Dam church Thursday ' igh , June the 14th. Each and every o'ne is cordially invited at attend! Mr. Norman Iluckab'.'P. superin tendent of the Bate.?hurg-L esvil o school, has returned home, his s';ho.-l having eloctd. Miss Virginia Nichloson joined some friends at Rock Hill Friday t;> go to Annapolis to attend the gradu ating xir.i u's there. Her friends at heme wish her a pleasant trip. Mr. John N. Beard, of Columbia, was in Camedn a short while yester day Sunday School Day Sunday was observed as Sunday .'>cho'>l Day in the L.vttleton street Methodist Sunday school. A very in teresting programme was successfully carried out. The attendance. was very good and all present enjoyed the exercises. Mr. H. G. Garrison, Jr., the effi cient and popular chairman of the county board of directors, announces that he will jrtand for re-election to the position he now Ivdds. His an nouncement. appears in this issue of The Messenger. Through an oversight in our office the announcement of Mr. J. If. Cly burn, tvho is a candidate to succeed himself as clerk of court wns omitted from our last week's paper. It is there now anel Mr. Clyburn is in the office of clerk of court where it is more than likely that the voters of the county will continue him. What olas.s of nhopp-rs do yon think woulel drive around and see what Is advertlned en the hill boards? WINNERS IN MISSPELLED WORD CONTEST $50.00 in Prizes Awarded to Contest ants. March Gth The Messenger announc ed a missing or misspelled word con test, offering four prizes, amounting in the aggregate to $')0.00. The con- | test was to run thirteen weeks, which was concluded with last week's issue ) < f The Messenger. Considerable inter- 1 est was manifested in the contest. J All the contestants had to do was to j report the number of misspelled or j misfing words they found. There was no canvassing to do on the nart of the contestants; there was no cost to them whatever, only an effort on their part to show their skill in fin.l- j ing tin errors. The prizes were paid i for by The Messenger and on display I at the business houses from which j they were obtained. T.he winners of , 'hc?e prizes were as follows: First Prize, a $25.00 Davenport j Tab!-., purchased from The Home Furnishing Company, won by Missj Virginia McSwain, 1210 Broad Street, I Camden, S. C. Second Prize, a $15.00 Bridge Lamp, j purchased from the Camden Furni- | lure Companv. won by Mrs. O. P. ? 1-Ylk, Khrhardt , S. C. (Mrs. Folk i.< I t laughter of Mr. CI. 11. Clem nts, of i Liberty Hill .and was a school teach- | er i:i this county at one time.) Third Prize, a $7.00 Life Conklin Fountain Pen, purchased from Bud d:n\; Book Store, won by Lloyd L. Davi?, RFD ">, Camd. n, S. C. The fourth prize, $11.00 in select : hunogrnph Records, purchased from Lrwii. L. Moore, won by Mrs. James L. Griggs, Camden, S. C. We congratulate the successful contestants and assure each of those who took part in the contest of our appreciation of the interest shown by them. Visitor From Germany Here. Mr. Norbert Block, nephew of Mr. L. L. Block, of our city, is a guest .at the home of his uncle. Mr. Block ! is from Germany and will spend some timo in this country representing tho White Star Line steamship company, and win write a book for tht-m. He is a young man of keen intellect and no doubt will get up a very interest- | ing book for his company. We trust | that he will enjoy every minute of hi.; i time in our historic city. His uncle recently returned from New York and stopped over for a visit to his elaugh ter who r? sides in Richmond, and Mr. Block accompanied him to Camden. f.ditor Ilamel Lectures to Bible ('lass' ] Editor .1. W. Ilamel, of the Ker 1 shaw Era, came to Camden Sunday 'morning to lecture to the Chnra<ft?r ! Builders Bible Class of the Lyttle-j ; t')n street Methodist Sunday school,! 'i:b = tituting for Mr. Birchmore, the] i regular teacher, who had another en- | igpgrment for Sunday morning. Capt. | j Ilamel has been engaged in church j j and Sunday school work for many! years and is a very earnest and in- I teresting talker. His lecture Sunday mnrnirg was listened to with a great deal of interest and a number of S favorable comments were made upon it. It is h'>ped that he will come a Igain sc. me time. He r< turned to Ker- i [shaw after attending tho preaching j uei vice. Graduating (lass Entertained j Misses Virginia Haile, Mary Boy Ikin and Virginia DrLoache cnter 'tainvd the graduating class on Sat ' urday night, through the courtesy 'of Mrs. B. G. Sanders at her home on Fair street. A delightful evening j war spirit, "talking it all over," and I telling of the past struggles and the " 1 "tl>:ng of mountains," and the vic tory won, and yet there was plenty ;of time for other features, dancing i being one of them. Another big fea ture was the punch bowl which was 'well patronized. The boys and girls all enjoyed the evening, and expressed their appreciation of the interest shown in them by Mrs. Sanders. ! Will Build HmuNonir Two-Story Residence 1 Mr. J. L. Moseley, who recently had the misfortune of having hi^ residence destroyed by fire while he and his family were away from home, has given a contract to Messrs. Gardner and Moore for the erection of a hand some two story residence to be erect ed on the site of tho old building. Work will commence on it rijjht away and he pushed as rapidly as circum stances will permit. LIBERTY HILL HAPPEN INGS Gathered by Our Corres pondent Th. re. Mr. Editor: We have had showers | and warm weather of late which is very beneficial to the crops, which are generally small and backward. Rev. F. A. Drennan pn ached two i interesting sermons at the Presby Iterian church on Sunday. ( The remains of Mrs. Ruth C. Bell, j ?f Winter Park, Fla., were buried on I Saturday last in the Presbvterian [cemetery here. Mrs. Bell was a na- I tive of Liberty Hill, being a daughter | | of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mathes on, but had for many years been a resident of Florida, in which state she died on Tuesday last. Mrs. Bell is survived by a daughter and son-in law, M,.. and- Mrs. L. A. Detwciler, of Winter Park, Fla., two sisters, Miss Laura Matheson, of Liberty Hill, and Mrs. Kate Seegars, of Atlanta, Ga., j two brothers, Magistrate A. \\\ Ma theson, of Fort Myers, Fla.. and mini- I ercus other relatives and friends to ! whom sympathy is extended. Funer ' al services were performed by R,v. ! F. A. Drennan, of Liberty Hill, and burial services were in charge' ,,f Messrs. C. W. Kvans and Son. of Camden. Numerous relatives and friends?many from a distance were present. The floral tributes were profuse and lovely. Mr. E. L. Jones and Miss Louise ?Tones made an auto trip ?0 StateV \illt, N. C., last wet k to accompany home their sister. Miss Annie, anil Miss Edith Richards, who are attend ing College at that city, to spend the vacation at home. We are pleased to note that Mrs. R. C. Jones, who was sick last week, is able to be out again. Capt. and Mrs. II. F. Ilaile and son, Jack, of Heath Springs, f.n-nv r re sidents of this place, were here Sat urday. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Croxton, of the 3 C's scction, were her?' on Sat urday to attend the funeral of their aunt. Miss Bell, as was also Mr. and Mr3. W. H. Hamiter an.fllayne M Mnthcson, of Atlanta. We are sorry to note that Mr. John j Edwards Richards, while on fishing I trip last week in some way -."ell and j sustained an injury from which he has suffered considerably since. M'SS Callie Jones, member of Co- | lumbia's teaching "contingent", is at I home for the summer vacation at the h?m? of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. ! C. Jones. ' Kev. F. A. Drennan has traded his! big Studebaker car, and now drives | jo handsome Chevrolet coach. -Prof. J. P. Richards, principal r.f ; i the Lancaster Grammar school, is j the home of his mother, Mrs. C. E. I Richards. Miss Carolyn Drennan, Chieora ' College student, came home last week , | for the summer vacation with her [parents, Rev. and Mrs. F. A. Dreii-' nan. | I Miss Mannic Wardlaw, Winthn.pj College student, is at home for va cation with. her parents, Mr. and Mrs R. J. Wardlaw. \ Mr. W. A. Cunningham left on Sat urday for a week or two with his laughters, at Tabor, N. C. | Mr. and Mrs, W. C. Perry and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Stroupe were kershaw visitors with relatives last week. Second Week Jurors The following jurors were drawn Tuesday f?,r the second week of the I common pleas court for Kershaw .county: j "? f)- Gardner, Kei diau- John K. Lee, Camden; John Anderson, Cn< jfntt; R. B. Drakeford, Carnd- n, R. <1; I I H. L. Richey, Camden; 'I'. \v. I j Laney, Cassatt; E. F. Bell, ("amdei.7! j '<? K. McCaskill, Camden, It. J ; | >. j j Baxley, Camden; .J. II. Hinson Jr A I Westville, R. F. I).; A. f,. Hasp, ! ,K?>ff; J. S. Hyatt, Cassatt-; K. B. King. 1 ?Bethune; Yancy Thread, Camden. H. I |2; Lewis L'imansky. Cam:lcn; John I). | Bailey , Blaney; Joseph Shebeen, Cam- I ? f,on- r' M. West. R. 47 John L. Kirk j 'and, Jr.. Blaney; .1. II. Strak, Cam- I ,<'cn; J. If. Marsh, Kfthune; II ury Koaa; Blaney; F. M. Jones. Cnmden'7 J- H. Clements, Liberty Hill; K. K. jMunn, Camden; Rdgar Marsh, C:?m l?'en, R. J. Reynolds, Liik >ff7 ? Sam West, Cassatt; II. F. William^ (Kershaw; J. F. Christmas. Camd n; i Ceo. \V. Harrison, Cnmden, R. |; |.\ | F. Yarbrough, Bethune^ J. V. Arr uifs , Cnmden, R. |; K. I)nvic> n,.thlIMf,;' ?ohn Moseley, Cnssatt; II. A. Haw- 1 j ^ ins. Logoff. j BISHOP (il'EKKY SHOT AM) SK RlOCSLY WOl'NDKD I Rev. J. H. Woodward Committed the Deed and Then Killed Himself. I . ( ! ; Our whole stale was shock?.! yes terday upon learning that Bishop William A. Gu rry had been shot in his office in Charleston and seriously wounded. The perpetrator of this I deed was Rev. J. H. Woodward, of Brunswick. Ga.. who called upon the ' Bishop it is understood to dih.-uss j with him the age of retirement. W'ocdwani is described as "demented" [and cherished an imaginary grievance 'against the Bishop- Bishap Gucrry's I private secretary, Miss ? .lervey, was i in an adjoining room when sh hi'ar.l two pistol shots an 1 going to the J private office of the Bishop she found them both prostrate upon the floor,! IWoodwaid. after shooting the Bish- i op having turned the pistol upon himself and committed suicide. lie, died before reaching the hospital. ! Bishop Guerry was unconscious for some tim after being taken to the, hospital but a few hours later re- | gained consciousness, hut owing to the seriousness of his wound his physician w<>u!;i m allow him io ? ilk of :!n' matter, lie was v ported -it . an ei'rly hour this morning a< resting easy and there is some chance for his recovery. Bishop (in rry is will known throughout South Carolina and is an exceptionally fine man. and >ie s tragedy is di'-piy regret tt I. It sine rely hoped that he may recuw r. A(.K1) ( 1T1ZKN FOl'ND DKAI) IN BKD i Mr. Henry Pate, S2, Died at Bcthunej Friday Nijjht Some time Friday night of last J week Mr. lhnry Fate, one of the t j kn'.vvn citizens of the county, ! quietly passed away. He was found dead in his hod Saturday morn- | ing. It was not known at what | hour he passed away. His death j came as a distinct shock to his fam- j 1ly and friends. Mr. Fate had pass, d ^ his Hllnd birthday, but was quite ac- j rlVo for one of his advanced years. He] is survived by three sons and two . ir.ughters, all of them grown. The re- j mains were interred Sunday morning | at eleven o'clock at Marshall's church,) f which he was a member, after fun- ! j' ral services by the pastor, Rev. Mr. Parker. For a number of years Mr. [ Fate had made his home at Bethune, | and was a conspicuous figure on the' streets of that town. We extend to! the bereaved family our sincere sym pathies. Camden Methodist Church t Lytlleton Street, near Hampton j Park. George Fierce Watson, Pastor, j i Sunday, June 10: Bible school, 10:00 A. M., with classes for all grades and 1 ages. Epworth League, 7:15, P. M.. j to which all the young people are in- ! vited. Public worship at 11:15 A.J I M. and 8:00 P. M., conduct' d by the j pastor. Morning itheme: Persistent j Perseverance and Increasing Strength. I Kvening theme: The Fatherhood of Cod. Mid-week prayer service, Wei-! j nesday, 8:00 P. M. The public is I most cordially invited to all the s r vices of this church. Charming nius ic. Congregational singing. Scrp tural studit , intended for practical use in daily life*. Come thou and | worship with us and we will do (he? J good, as ? the I/ord hns promised. Come and bring y'ouv friends. ,1 Stolen Car Captured \\i/h the ^oung, Men. A. C. Putman, of Anniston, Ala., was in Camden a f< w days ago to get | |his car which was stolen on S*\tur- j jday night before affer he had left it J in front of a hotel in Johnson ("it v. j Tenn. Two young men who wre i jdriving the stolen car stopped at Be , thune and there stole a tire and some . eras, and came on to Camden with two I [other young men. They w,re ?detect ed and given a sentence by Magis it rate Pate of thirty days on the gang or pay a fine. As th'.v were without I sufficient cash they were sent to ;he gang. In Camden they were caught, by Policemen F. C. Jones and T. J. j iSmyrl. After serving their sentence i on the gang they w*1l be turned over jto the authoritic f in Tennessee for | trial. The pity is that so many I young men are roving over the coun try and committing various crimes, i It does not pay them, for as a rule they are detected and are made to suffer for their acts of lawlessness. SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT is HELD Ihirty-one in (iriuluntinu Class The comnuncement exercises of the Cam ilen City Schools took place last week. The school has hail another successful year. Creat interot was takin in the closing exercises. Sun day evening. May L'Tth.'Hi.-hop Kirk man C. Finlay delivered the coin mencement sermon lufor. the jrra.iu ? e.ass in the s -hool auditorium, wii'ch was i!U>i to canncity, A lovely feature was "The Fiirv K< si pi m ntt ti by pin>;i? nf tin primary jrrudes Wedr.vj i;;y ,.x ;<> an appreciative audience. Tin class day exerei<es were held Thurs day evening. A w>i y interc i y - pr,> jrram was pi- seiiu <1. Friday evening the gradual injr ex ercises were held. This was opened with music liy the orchestra. "One I* lap tor AN, , I'.llowc i l?y the invo cation by Rev. ,). |'. ijrahain. Salu tatory. Mi-s Virginia HaiL, Ld'ow. ; by s:>njr by Hijjh s -h <'hnru-\ The nddie?s ;<> the gradual : j : class was delivered i>\ K v. rs Sat'er'.ee. of Clems., n College, and v. as very im pu s- ive. The \ a!< !i ? ,)-y ua- ! li\ end by Miss F.--e!y:i l'.iu-e. The awarding- of n-.e.i ; - ! v |;( v, I'. Watson was av-tii r in: ' ? vent. Tin i.jrdal w First jriade --ehiejir.-hip nu-dai. Fin est Frietajr; f.-urth jrra.U > n ar-i;..t nudal, Fniily Shannon; l'.i'th v. !.? -chela rsh p >m .la!. Ka li, -ine Kr.sy shaw; Sixth -ra !e <eh!a , m. i 'i William The,,-, ; ;}u. || a- k II m. t seven: h ;;iade ? eh. .!a r- !i i j. ) \" : r;r . i:;:i 1 >ra wdy ; the d I.oach o.i:i;i...<!t ..hi medal, Fli;:abetii Car.iner; ik.- Ain.r ican Legion medal (character. chl ar hip, pri-res-l pr si-nted !.y Mr.! A. K a r h. K,:-a Wnriv.:, t !.. ' I). A. H. ni' dal ( e \ ;* 'letiey it: h:st;uy> j Samuel .McCaskill; the Liebman met!- , al (eitrhth Ki-ade schda it hip ) , C-a.-ei Rid ,n -on ; ;he I'ei'et medal (ninth j made scholarship, Flizahth Zemp:j the de Loiieh English mi'dal, Duncan ' Lanp; the Hardinj* I.atin medal, HI- ' Ion Stewart ; the Annie .Johnson I5oy- j kin Rnpilsh medal, Virginia lla'.lr, the fiHrdinvr prnmrnHv und hiKh i school scholarship medal,' .Ta^k Ville-<j pipue; the Cecelia WiHin^hnm history medal, Elmer Watts; and the athletic j -scholarship medal, Rimer Watts. j Mr. C. If. ^ at' s, chairman of* the i board of trustees, deliver* 1 the di plomas to the graduates. There w?re thirty-one iu the p radii a t in;r class, seven boys an 1 twenty-four .nirls, as follows: Roys: Stanley Rabin, Ansel Rate- > man, Austin Shebeen, Rimer Watts,! John Cettys, Job .Mills. Jo-. Moseley, Girls: Molly Rlackwell, Mary Roykin, Mary Rrown, Rvelyn Rruee. ! kin; Rnplish medal, Virginia llaile, , Clara McCaskill. Willie L"ike, Mar garet Laney. Fsabelb [/ rie!<, Mann- : ret Shaw, F.llen Stewari. I.illie Mae Trap]), Louise Watts, Kehec-a /em]> | Rdith O k dab . Cle,. liasty. Kdna 1 1 .] land, Rvelyn Moseley, Ihisel Muse- j ley, Frances Owens, Louise Trapp, ? Llieile Wanl. Mary Reevi s. C'>mmi rcial Certificates: Mama- : ret Rillinirs, Marjraret Last. Music Memory Prizes Liven |>y par-' en's Teachers \ssociation First Pr-ze, lliph School, S.a.OO, ' (?race Robinson. Sicon t Prize, llitrh School, Virj^nin DcLoruhe. 1'irst Prize, (inimmar School, S.">.00, 1 lames Chapman. S< eond Prize, flrammar School, 'L\'o, Ml ' a no r Watts. Phird Prize, Crammar School, Sl.Oti, j PcuK.v Raid win. I Alderman Williams Reports Himself A 'rb ianan K. S. Will ams fr..ni i Werd two, tr ' so ni' what mixed up! Sunday nriinirnr and as a result reported himself for v>dati'ii <>!' t h ? , traffic onl : na nee. lie n \er indulites J in the "spiritual" l.nt h?- in t ( , i mixed up addled, as he came to ,he| postoffice. lie was flrivinjr his car' and the first thinir h< did was to park at the uiot,|r place, then he dia.ve a i cross the street !o i^ct a Sunday paa "f, and follow inc this made a I' t.ite,' t h< n he laiiKhi d a! Ii'insi f for cu" ie ' | such capers and called an ofi-cer ac i , tfdd him to docket a ca atrainst >ii.n an ! enter a pit n of irirl'v an I !<?! hiro know what his- fine wa W? II. he ]<' a cot ;| f' Mow and a ffood officei ;>nd Miiite patriotic and wanted to help the city excbetpier out a bit. We will I vouch for him beinjr entirely sob' r, j for w< unw him a short wh:|e ift r ' wa rds. Like a pood sport he contribufel [ two bucks. SOCIAL AM) l'KUSON^L | !Mrs Ihotuus Lawfon WillinRham J '?Kaiiy Stories of Kvt ry Land'' Iidi k presented to the Public Library i y two little Kills honoring Miss Aua Phi '.p-\ much h. 'loved teacher of ;h* second grade. secton A. ami Mrs. Milis teacher of the first grade, is a?Hn!lg tllC latest git'iS to olio of our imsi helpful pubbc institutions. The han Isoino home of Mrs. W. K. ! b ?. ? vvii . beautifully dicoratod, was thrown open to tho 1'. I). C. M m.iay : f ? n oon. Although tho rain was I ouring in torrents, a goodly num ber i f the inter, sted nu'iuh rs wcro ore-en!. In tin- absence of tin , :o> - i Mis. Ihinn presided. Special 1\ a'uu 't's nf th- meeting were t ho sai '-fac'.nry n pur! mailt' by the *i* r<* :i s - iii' r. Mrs. l?o!l, av.i 'hi- roa iing of an intensely interesting and i n-t mo th e | a pi r read by Mr. . N. II. (.ion iale :t' :he hi-'.n' iia! paper '.hat w.>n the P. I ?. Modal by tin- win:n r of the ?>: i * i * , M>- Kiith (Inn 'ale. IViicini hi'in- mado cake and bru-k ice en a in w, ? ; i ? s ived. M 's< K<tfl!.' Williams i?*Mt.d. Mi--. W. II. Ua-!. who has b< cm in : he Kidgi wii i.l Sanitni'iinn for t h" pa-t ton months has retime | in h? ? in i>io gie.a'ly improved, tv.a.li to iho : * :. ir I 1 i hor ?u \ 'tod hu-hattd. chii K:i and frionds. Mr-. K. \V. W hito lias jis*=: returned ' i- i t a mot | !ia.-an! vi>it to her - i - : ? ? r. Mrs. Jennings, in Winasbor >. T'u addroi-s mad- lis tin- Ui'ilit II' \ . Capers Sat torloo. nf Clem-on was inii>ir>sivo and commendable. Mi<s Kstollo Williams, niio nf Cnm-? dor.' in ; ?> t beautiful and .'upable teachers, has boon clccUd t > an ex cellent an 1 responsible* position on I ho faculty of Columbia's schools. Miss Williams is a graduate of Win ihiop t'i II- go, and much beloved toache r at Ant inch school. Mrs. A unit- lb. > kin Honored Miss Jonnio Tollnrt most delight fully entertained at hor homo Friday af'.oi noon with a liiv n show or in hon or of hor school teacher. Mrs. Annie lit. y Kin. A profusion of cut flowgi^,, added much to the attractiveness of tho surroundings. There- was a large nu-nbtr of 'nor class mates present, Tho prizes \v> ro won by Ruby Oliver und Ad le Ponuol. After the inter esting games wer< played sandwiches and iced tea woro served. Presbyterian Church Notes Tho installation and ordination of newly elected deacons and Idors will lie hold Sunday morning, dune IV. Pvcry officer of the church is asked to b present at that time. The "Men of tho Church" meet Tuesday evening .June 1- at eight o' clock at the home of Mr. W. I). Mc |)nwal| at Kn. gilt's Hill. Mm come and h t's talk ab -ut the church for an hour. , Th.o attendance at Sunday school la-'t Sunday was I <).">. The men had 22 ami the women 20 present. This liav s the women one point in the lead over the men for the contest which will run for t wo more Sun lays. Children-' l>ay will bo observed with a special program in the Sun dry -i hen! of, June 1! I. We are planning to have the I>aily Vacation l'iblo srhoo] again this year. The school will he in charge of Mrs. (I. If. I'aum, assiste I by the yning ladi< s, who have recently returned fc 1 1 1 col 1 eg'' . The date has boon ten tatively set f ? ? i- the last ol' dune and 1 he fir i of duly. Of the $170 we hope ! raise la*i Sunday for Presbyterian College at C| ; ti n, that il might keep its doors open next session, we raised about Those who want to h'lp raiso tli> - liai'.ne" and who were nt hu'-eh : in lay may do -?'> by gi' i heek t ? > Mr. I ;ml ay, de^ignati^ for teat piiriiose. Cnless it < from - pee i a 1 gifts it must come ' he church t fi usury The public is cordially invited to alt the services of this church. Will (Graduate in Medicine Mr. (Purge S. Khnme, one of Cain d< i ehoM-esi young men who hafl l?< en a ><ulent of the Charleston 'ledieal C 'H' i'e, will graduate from { ' hn I in^' t ut ion 'his wok. ''(leorgo" ; ha a ho t of friends in Cam Ion who '?ill be pioa<" I to learn thnt he* Ir to irradi'ate 'his week, and who will w ? '? h him great success in his ehoaon profession, lie will he at home for ? old, a short while in a couple of woks and then will return to Charlefl ? t n where he will work in the hoflpUf tal there for some time, '* ; Mt