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vjfcV ? -y gab Cm^!?s?m!k TFwifc V A Tl?Diri? f^f 1 "The Hand of the Diligent Shan Rule* VOL. 47 CAMDEN, KERSHAW COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA. MARCH 10, 1931. NGER ?M -?JS "?M vj|j CHAS. W. BIRCHfl'ORE, PR O* NO. 27 Social and Personal Items THY NEIGHBOR Thy neighbor? It Ls he whom thou Ilath power to aid and hleas, Whose niohing heart and burning brow Thy Goothmg- band rraty bless. Congnessman fedimundN Carpervtiox was a visitor In Camden last week. Mr. and Mina. 8. A- Arostein, odP New York, are guests at The Kirk wood. Mr. Afrnstein was a prominent merchant in Camden a good many yeans ago. Harry Lee Ctregory, student at Bailey Military Academy, was a week ?nd visitor to his mother izv Gamden Miss Mary Emma Hough, a school teacher at Ninety Six, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hough. Misses Alice DePass and Katherine Kennedy spent last week end in Charleston. i Mr. and Mm. Donald Woodward, of LeRoy, N. Y., stopped over in Cam den from Florida on their return trip to New Yotrk, Tuesday night. They are traveling in their airplane and landed at Woodwaid airpotrt. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Haldeman, a2so of LeRoy. Mir. W>. H. Kirkbride, a winter re?i? ' of Camden, was called bo Phila delphia Saturday on a amount of the death of his brother, Pemnel C. Kirk bride 1 Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hough are visit r'rtqr the parents of the latter at Bost wick, Ga. . ' I Hu!bert Brown, popular son of Mr. (p/rnd 'Mrs. P. T. Brown, of Camden, was a recent visitor to his parents. Hie is located in Washington, D. C. 'Cecil Wittkowsiky, mtd,ical student at Charleston, visited hi? pairents, Mr. ?and Mrs. L. A*. WitUcowsky, last week.' Mr. and Mrs. B. A Duncan, of Nor folk, Va. were guests last week in the home of Mir. and Mrss H. Eu Gra ham. They are tlie parents of Mrs. Graham. Mr.. John A. Cair,t, who a number of years ago was a resident of Charles ton, but now residing in New Jersey, is visiting in Camden. Monthly Meeting The Blaney P. T. A. held tts regu lar monthly meeting an Thursday, February 19, 1931 at the High School Auditorium. A Flounder's Day pro gram was rendered. This meeting was well attended. The next meeting will be held: on March 19. Mr. Gillis Improving Mr. J!. L. GdiliJs of Remjbert, who has bean very ill with pneumonia for some days\ is reported to be on the road to recovery, to the delight otf his many fri?nd?i ? Sumter Herald. Tag Day For the Hospital Saturday wps bag day for our hos pital and a number of energetic ladies and giTls wore very active. No one was allowed to elscaipe them andi no one wanted to escape them who knows anything albout m^oh a worthy Institution as we have in the Camden hospital Camden vb. Cnmden South Carolina and North" Carolina doubtless have been pitted against each other a number of Umes, hut it now dteivelopfl that Camden, ftouth Carolina and Camden, North Caro lina are to have a try out. A. box in# match ie to be pulled aff Thurwday evening at 8:80 n$ the Kershaw Guards Armory betrw<*m "Wiild Oat" Reddi?h, a local n*&ro, and Eddie Stiptoti, odf the North Carokim town of Oamdbn. J. Ih Birds, a white bar ber of Camden, ie the promoter of the match, which haw been ffotten up for the bertKetflt of the Camden Hospital. It l? Raid that theoe boxemn are pretty weM matohed. fmd lfwdy tjcrajflxinir la rwUHfmted. Succors fa tho reoult of tho Hprht mental wttitudfl and the i-rgiHt mcvntal attitude will bring ftucoeae In overy thirtjf you undertake, whether l?v Nome community enterprise, or In your ewsn jw^rtircular bu wines#. llrfe CAMDEN LADY DIES IN CHICAGO Widow of Late Dr. A. W. Burnett Passes Away JViervte and) ireiartives here were deeply saddened upon learning of the death of Mrs. Caroline Trenholm Burnet, widow of the late Dr. Andrew W. Burnet, which occurred in Mercy hibspital, Chicago, on Tuesday of last week. Mrs. Bumnet was an irnstuctor at this hospital ami was also a stu<i eint at the University^ Funeral serv ices ware held for her at the iPlresby terian ohuirch conducted by the pastor, Rev. A. D. MbAm Mrs. Burnet was tihe sister of Miss Minnie Treniholm, of Columbia, and Mrs. McGdlivary SfiYnipson, of Glenn Springs. She is also survived by one brother, John R. Trenhoim, <xf Rocky Mount, N. C. She was bom :>rr Columbia May 16, 1877, tr.r(d, ^.vas nwrrLed to Doctor Burnet of Camden in 1903. She was the daughter of vhe late Rev. Thomas Burden Trmholim and1 Gusan Giradeau Trenhoim. Mrs. Burnet ws a 'nemiber of Ar senal Hill church but dusring bar long residence in Cam don sittended '.he Camden Presbyterian church. The body wbb laidl to rest beside that of her husband. Active ualbearers were: Dr. Ralph Dunn, Burnet Whitaketr, Jack Whiitaker, ,Tr., Andrew Burnet, Caleb WhLtaker, Jr., r?dl Kirkland Ttrotten Honorary pallbearers were : H. G. Garrison, Sr., T. B. McLaitni, Johni Lindsay, H. L. R'.chey, Caleb WMta- j ker. Sr., Jack Wihi/taker, Sr., Eh-. John W. Corbet t, Dr. L^prand Guerry, Dr. William A- Boyd, Dr. William Weston ^ and K?rshaw Shannon. , Read It. Mrs. Ijee West has an advertise* j ment of an extra fine variety of seed cotton for sale. We want you to turn to it and see how many bushels she pnrducad. on fivie afctres, and then we suggest that (you get enoug-h otf this j seed corn to plant at least five acres i and see if you cannot do as wielL Mtrs. ' Wfeat madfe a shipment of some of this corn last week bo the Coker Seed Company, at Hartsville. Some ears of this corn was on exhibition at our county fair last yeasr. We delight al ways to hear of our progressive citi zens maHking fine yieUds on their farms, and especially of com I BLANEY NEWS j Mtr. Henry Jeff era spent last Tues day night in Charlotte, N. C. He had a very nice tome oji his torij). I Miss Dida Abbott visited Laike Mur ray over at Safudai last Sunday after noon. She ha<l a v-ory ns'| e time, I Mr. L. I). Evans has been the re cent guest in Wirmnsboro in the home of his daughter. Mr. Joe Brown and son, William, we<re ih Whins boro last tf>a/turday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Brown. j Mr. I^eonardo Pasohal and I^ewis D&ckens were in Camden Friday. | Mr. Butler Evans was a recent visi tor in Camden*. Mr. G. A. Dowey and Mir. J. M. Kelly were over to Camden early ! Monday morning to attend to some busings. | Mr. andi Mrs. C. H. Wilson and two grandchildren were visitors in Wt'tnns boro Mon<iay in the home of Mr,, and Mrs. P. H. Penelyv M,t. W. F. Panrbal was called home from his work in Columbia, on ae jcount of the illness of hia-son, lObrior. Mr. and Mr*. J. T Motley, of Wirww ?boro, RPCorrtT?!ni<vl their little daugh ter, Mi&s Mi: Wired Motley ov?r to I,ake Mux-ray. Mr. W. W. of Now Rrookland, whs he^e i-iRt Sunday. Mr. J. T. Ross. Jr.t wns over at &alurla rwor.tl y with hi^ friewl. Mrs. Jack Rofw and two children have bem the rof-icinrt. K"wt in Oamden' with her parent*, Mr. arwl M,rs. Ed HinnoTU Mar. (irover Aihbott wewt ov?r to Col um hi a livnt. (Saturday on pome im portant busKneaft. '? . M,r. Han'e Gaffers \va? in Columbia lfu?t Saturday. "Farm Relief" Rev. Sam ftmlth, a well-known ne (fro preacher in North Carolina offer* an effective plan for farm relief. He (rave it Sunda'yt in form of aiAvloo to ihia flock ? composed mofwtTy of farm jar*: Put your faith in Cod, your fawvily in the field, your FV>rtl under (the ?hed, and (prow what fe*vl you irvoed. DIED IN THE PRIME OF LIFE Ellis Mood Wjlson Passes Away j Our community was deeply Badiden- 1 ed upon receiving the announcement that Ellis Mood Wilson, World War verteran and until recetvtfy manager of Hotel Camden, had passed away. He died Wedjrvar.dfayt afternoon at the Co- 1 lumbia hospital where he was taken only a few days previous, pneumonia being the) direct cause of his death. Mr. Wilson, who was 35 years of age at the time of His death, volunteered his services in the World WJar and was held in high esteem, by his com- , rades. During his six yeans residtence in Camden as manager of Hotel Cam- ; den he became popular with all whom he came in contact with. On account of failing health he gave up the hotel business and was occupying rooms in the hotel annex across the street from the hotel. j Besides his widow, Mrs. Lucile Harper William, he is survived by one daughter, Miss Ja/runie Wfdson, both of Camden'; two sisters, Mrs. J. D. Pulp, wife of the superintendent of Bailey Military Institute and Mrs. W, II. Phillips, of Tampa, Fla., and) two brothers, J. W. Wilson, of Ciheraw, and A. F. Wilson, of Waynesboro, Ga Funefnal services were held from Ridgeway Baptist church at 5 o'clock , Thursday afternoon with the Rev. J. B. Caston, pasitar of the First Baptist church of Camden, in charge. Inrter ment was iin Ai<mwell cemete^i at Ridgeway. j Serving- p.s s| .tive pallbearers were Miller Little, Hollis McDowell, Harry HHes, Boykiin Sessions, Sam Kairesh and Drue McLaughlin*. Honorary pallbearers were: Dr. J. F. Dobson, J. P. Lewis, L. &. Alexan- 1 dor, Arbhur Hines, L. E. Hooten, D M. Ruff, Joe S. Parker, Si P. Thomas, A. Stanley Llewellyn, Mendel L. Smith, A, M. Lumpkin, Frank Chap pell, Norwood, Grumpton, F(. L. Smith, Clarence Edmunds and R. M. Balick. j Up to Women Purchasers Greenville, March ? 'Realization 1 of the slogan "payroll'* for )v*o?p?r-' ' ity" "n South Carolina wilil rome quickly when the women purchasers in the ntaite demand from uhe'ir :ner chants South Garolinia products, there by (creating chamois of trade end stimulating home production, W,. Frank Hipp, Greenville insurance ex ecutive said here today. w> r^cod ?";? retioV. Mir. Hinp said. "Action on the part of the mer champs and the women as well r.s from the producers. The exhibits of South Carolina products to be he\l in Co lumbia and Greenville in April "re '.3 be means' of providing marKets foi our ngricutlural r.nd manufactured products. The aim is to entourage home people to patronize home enter prise.^ and to give the home industry at 'east a fair jyortion of the busi ness of the f t ate." The state-wide publicity program of "South Carolina First," sponsored byi the South Carolina Natural Re sources commission amtdi ^>aid for by the Liberty Life Insurance company of Greenville, is not an advertising scheme, Mn Hipp, president of the insurance company, declared. "The liberty Life Is not asking 'or business In connection, w*ith this pro gram, either directly or in liiirec.tVy. Our company has ret f\?f.de r budget fund to advortise South Carolina pro ducts ami. to find market* for puch products in the trade channels at homo." "Wk? ftavneistly hope," Mr. Hipp con tinued, "that others, who have yros jxYredt by Tc?son of their business in our state, will join in this movement to build up home emtorpris-os. We shalV be happy when the people of South Carolina become prosperous in the development of their resources. In the realization of that alone, is suf fici?nt compensation fotr any public spirited citizen or corporation." In Memorlam In sad but 'ov'ng remembrance of our dear hus-hnrd' and father, W. B. Hranha/m, who d^oarteiK tihis life two jeara euro today, March 12th, jpih/rt and. ."uHden wa? the rail I Of ou.r dear Kilobaud amf father, loved by all, The blow was hard, the ?ho<^l< severe, We Kttfo thought hW doat.h so n<*ar. Fome may tWnk he is forgotten, Wlhen they aeo sometime smile, But they do not know the sorrow That the (snr '.'e hi<<fts all the while. Wife and Children. i THERTY HILL Mr. Edl'itor ? Wfe had all sorts of' weather last "wo&k ? warm, then rain ' arid) 5iucrw, them cold winds with the ' temjperatirre low enough to form hard ! ? almost a different kind each day. | A special event of the week was I the "sup, per" on T!hun?idiafy evening1, ! 7:30 <tx> 11 oV'lock, at the hamd,9gme ' "ante bsttum" home of Mr, and Mrs.1 L. P. Thompson in honor of the Men's ! Bible Class of Mr. Thompson's Sun day School. An elegant and appetiz ing eft), piper was served to which ? all dad am^le justice. Assisting Mm Thomr?s<m. was her daughter, Miss : Ann crd Miss E<f:'th Rich a rids After r.u^e- ws.- over M.n*. Thompson per imV-M tho gu'vyts to rem n in in the I spacious dining room which was well j ligh'e.\ and mp.de comfortable by4 a ' bij wcod fire. Cigars were parsed *rorM s.r??d all those addicted to the I us? "of the weed" were soon exhaling | the pleasant ( ? ) ? aroma of a "good [ cigar". A general conversation on ' var'ous subjects wia.s kept up until the 1 big mantle clock gave notice that the ! time for departure had arrived. The visitors present were Rev. P. A. I Drorjnan, Messrs. W. A. Cunningham, j R. C -Tones, N. S. Rifchards, E L Jones, I Mpss Edith Richards and your scribe. I All s6c.n departed expressing them selves as having greatly enjoyed the ' occasion. Several members wej>o preventod by sickness and other reas ons from attending. Ex-Gov. John G. Richards attended the meeting of the National Democrat ic executive committee in Washington ' last week, and) indicates that it was 1 qn^e a warm meeting, I Mrs. R. C. Jones accompanied by J her sister, Miss J. E. Hoffman, who was visiting in her home, her daugh- j ter, Mriss Jennie, and son, Mr. E. L. 1 Jones, went to Winnsboro last week to visit Mrs. Sallie IT. Rion, a sister of Mrs. Jones, who has been quite ' rick, ibut iis now improving we aire glad to hear. M/ns. C. E. Richards accompanied ,hy he? daughters, pisses Lizzie an?d | Lai1, and son, Prof. J. P. Richards, ' went to Denmark, S. C. on Saturday to visiit the family of her son, Prof. J A. J. RJihandis, and see her new -r-ndson, (the first). Ex-Goy. and M.rs. John Gi. Richards and kteiughterns, Masses Maa-ga/ret and Johngy visited relatives Tn Oamden on SunJay and attended wrvices at the r.Te-ibyterian church while there. | Dr. S. IM. MbCas/kill popular Cam den physician, was on "the HdH" pro foa?dtroalHy lawt week. He was accom panned by his young daughter. iMessfctfi. W. C. Perry and W, C. Wlardlarw were in Camden on Monidiay [ where they were called to se(rve as j Jurors. In Oaimrkm on Sunday we attended Sunday ?chool at the Presbyterian ' church and heard an earnest ao:l ablo j talk hy Drr. Palmer Dubose a relumed j M'ssaonary from China, and an inspir ing and instructive sermon on "The ' Consecration of Imagination1", by th? pastor, Rev. "Mr. MlcAm. At night we heard a forcible andi impressive ser j mon on "the sin of .silence" by Rev. J. PI Caston, at the Fimst Baptist Church. C. I 1 m Sonjf Service ( >n Sunday evening we went to the second Presbyterian Church (colore/ >) j where a splendidi pro, gram of songs ' rrd rc citations' was well presented', j The pastor, Rev. Roseboorugh, is ai re pm-tor of the Liberty HW Second Church and Tillman James a prom j nent member and official is a former Liberty Hill resident. Q. Death of Miss Billings ? Miss Maud Bi Mings was found dead in her bod Sunday morning. It was thought that tihe parsed away Rome time after two o'clock Sunday morn ing, and when' she did not appear for I breakfast an investigation Was made< .and it was found that she had. died. ?he had been in very poor heallth for several years .past, but her saidden, ?death came as a rMstirtot shOek to her family and friends. She Is survived J'tiy fi^ brothers ami n sister for | whom sincere sympathy is felt. Fun* eral services for her were conducted I from her late residence yesterday rrorning, conducted' l?y Rev. W. G. t Aria i(l f her pastor. She had been a ^ member of the Lyttloton street Mr-th |YOTJ WILL MEED A sack of 7-5-5 for your spring gardeni You ran. get It at The Southern! Cotton OM Co., Phone 54, Camdkn, S. (*. BETHUNE NEWS. Bethune, March. ? Circle numbor onie was enrtertaiiwJi Tuesday after noon at the home <rf ihe fchair^iari, Mrs. J. N. McLaurin- Dedightful re freshment -wore served at the close ef the meeting. S^'illa Pethun* wis ho^te-s to Circlie Mtrfocr *wo, M~s. M.argaret Morion conductor1, -h'1 a" c moon's Bi ble lesson. B-. W. Dna~nr<n wni in charge of the nrogrnm. sriven, Hot chocola+e and F^ltinos were served dyrir.cr 1h? s>xial hour. Circle number t.hree mot at the hotme of M.r?.. E' a Morgan. A.fter di^por^in? of the bus:ne?^ on h?r j, an instructive rrogram ws g.Wev\. Re f.roishmicrits, conrristiing of fruited jello ahd cs.nameV cake were nerved. The mor'hly m^^incr aM qaurterly social of t-he ?\ux::i:"?*v wa? x- in the Presby'^ri jti Chu^-h Thu-sday r ffemoon. Annual refports of office-1* c-d the Secretaries of th^ d-'^r-^cr4- -aus-i w^re given r~d submitted to the? nrr~ ident to be out on file, Mm. T. H. Josev, vice oro^'dbnt, and Miss Mary McKimnon., secretary, together with the newly e1ec1"cl pin w Fecretarie?,^ ve~e very f*vrr*?s;velv instated) in1.) office by I>r. O. E. Sullivan, pastor. Circle nutr/b"^ 4 wo w?<< died'1 red honor cirr^e of the Pr^byten aT year just closed and were honor guerits of the social' hour at the close. A qiv't mpde by members of the circles was r resented the president, Mr*. T R. Brthuno. iVv Dr. in beJiaif of the Auxiliary which sh-? hei? so faithfully and efficiently served. Chicken salad and. hot coffee wore ^?Vx'les numih?vv nrfl three. Miss Dorothy Parrot* davs rece.'-i'ly with h/*<? f"tiv>->r. Mr. G. ? E. iParrott, who i,s suffering from an attack of influenza Bom to Dr. and Mrs Hier? Bam berg, a son, March. 6. Mlrrc* Hie^s be fore marriage was MT.~s Ruth Watts of th-is place. Fnimds of Mrs. A B. Mcl<au rin wil] iie<vTv?wt; heon* h*!** iPr^n following j ir;*l?M>ma at her home here. , Miss L/izzie Kate Davis, a teacher i of the Kershaw school, spent the week ; end at heir home here. Misses 'Margie Parrott, Sara I.ee | Heustiss a/nd1 Sana Hammond were w?ek emi visitors from Win*ihron Ool- j lege. Mirr SteV a Bethum? wis tihe week J T'Ji <>f MV^fs Carrie YaH^cough J Bind1 Mi}'3r"?'l B'i'ilir??> in Lancaster. Week end guests the home of Dr. ami Mrs E. Z. Truerdell were ! their daughter, M'ss Kn thryrr*. of Coiumibria. College, accompanied by MWeis Vivian Taylor and Orace Kearse also of Co'imbH College arvl ?Tune ariJi Neil True d->ll arl'l Red Jackson of Prp^'jyteirion Co-Vijge and McQueen Kee1*? <4 Columbia,. Van.'-e Mtarcrm has accented a pos iton ar* ami -t ant, cashier of tihe Mer char+s ard Farrre^ Bn<~,k. Mr. KW ght, frrmer r/ ar.,t, hp~ been transferred to Kersl.aw. Mm. Minnie Heus'isfl vf Tlaa-t^ville was a recent guest of MrM II. attic Heustiss. Honor Roll for Mt. Pisjyah School Fourth Term F^r~t (Ira le. Fred I(>i ulken henry, M ?.ry Stroud, Berkley f'atf>e, Ruby Lee C-atoe, Harrison Fa'.'e, Pay Holl e)yt, Andree A Red,iek, Emmeit SowHl. Se>?-or.rJi Grade. K a.^her inn Boone, IjUcile Ga.rxlmr, Marion Faile, Arldie S^ott,' Ha-ttie Scott. I Third Grade. Lula Grace Byivl, Mosie Munn, (rary Sowell, Olene Sow ?il, Margaret Railey. Fourth Grade. Rena Broom, ffletia Rot>ert.s, Robert Mumgo, CI ylvu rn Ca? toe, Willie U. Ctt-toe, Myrt-is Cat/>e, Myrtle GaHmer, Elltie Hugh Redick. | Frift'h (Jrnde. Nome. I ftixth (irnKta. WVkmItow fiarnes, Virgnm Catoe, Robert I>ewi? fffoll^y, Sara I/ee Ilolley, Fred Johnnon, Tfnzel Munn, Martha -lane Rol>orts, P>Lna Strorul, Irene Taylor. Seventh Grade. Ck>nour Roonie, Wil Ham Deese, bo roth y- El'iiott, Oncar FJoVher, Mmaie Garvdy ,*Tjou i-ne Hionton .Tamen Holley, Cecil Kirklrtyi. ElgKt.h (ira<'?. Non*. ( N!r^4h (Jrade. Ira Byrvlif Fxlna Ca toe, Mwry G/indy. Ter>i4ih Grpi'Jto. Myrt.is FleJ^-h^r, Ramlall Taylor. F.'ev?mt.h (rn'de. A.lma Phillips, I Mne Sowell. GEN. SUMMERALL IN CAMPEN Given Royal Reception ! Gen. Charles P. Summer alt made his second visit within the past ten days to Oamden Monday. He arrived here at 1 1 :50 yesterday morning over the Eeaboard. Members of city coun cil, headed by Mayor R. M. Kennedy, Jr., Company M., Kershaw Guards, American Leg-ion, Boy Scouts, D. A. R.'s, U. D. C., amd a large number of other citizens gave him a cordial welcome at the station The school children wore marched out on the school grounds and Gen. Sum me rail got out of his car ajvd walked in re view. of the children. At the city council chamber he posed for a pic ture and they were used last night as place cards at the dinner given in his honor at the Kirk wood. He dined Monday with his friend, Col. - Clark Williams, and returned to Camden for the reception at The KLrkwood. Two hundred local' people were present. Among the guests were Gov. and Mrs Blackwood. An address of We'lome v^?\j?livere/l by Gov. Blackwood to \ Carnd?n ' s di stir gu i ? he< 1 gu e? t. He introduced by Tudrr?i M. L. S niith. National flags were displayed on the street, and h? rrri'1 room and lobby of the h'tirkwood were elegantly ? 'ecoraite*. A motorcycle policeman rode ahead of the process ion to city council h-eadquaiior? 'and when the General got out of his car he walked over to the policeman and thanked him for Ills attention, rind i t the school hiouse he insis'ed on getting out andi walking among the pupils, these incidents irfdicating the fine spirit of Camden's guest. Gen Sum meralTs response at the dinner given is his hon^r thrilled his audience Mayor Kennedy presided at the re ception. The editor of The Columbia Recor \ and the editor oif The State were im vited to be present as gue-cts of the city. Mr. Me Master, was in attend ance. Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church Rev. M. B. Gunter, Pastor Sunday School Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Preaching service at 11 o'clock. v B. Y P. U. Sunday evening at 7:33 o'clofcik. Everybody is cordially invited to attend these services*. First Baptist Church ?T. B. Caston, Pastor The following ner vices r.re rmmounc ed for the week at the Fi rs.t Baptist Church : Sunday school at 10 o'clock Jud.go M. L. Smith, superintendent, 11:15 preaching (by the pastor on the sub ject: A SLAVE " TO MATERJAL THINGS. Evening service 8 o'olock subjert: JESUiS HEALING THE j BLIND. Senior B. Y. P. U. Thursday evening at 8 and Junior B. Y. P. U. Sunday evening at 7, IVayer meet ling Wednesday at 8. The public is cordially invited) to attend all the services of this church. Services at Temple Beth EI. iSfirvices will he held at Temple. Beth El on Lyitleton Street Sunday afternoon March 15th % \ o'clock by Rabbi Samuel Schiillmam The public is cordially invited to attend. M. H. HEY MAN, Sec. Eleven negro nrrisorvers were burn ed to death when the the bnrrack > wh i)<h ohey we're held on ih? North Carolina chain gong one t!?y !as? I week when "ire broke out n '..he rag ? in which ('. dy were keipt. Forty odd jother prisorers w?nre re*<c ue:l nafely. Death of :i Caood (Colored ? Minister Rev. Paul f'i R^dd'sh, oastor of St. Paul's Methodist church at Knights | Hill, Rock Springs, north of Camden, ! for t.he past three year* rmd i interim* his fourth year';* rervice of theve churchcs, died at his horrw1, 1W. York street., Saturday morning a!>out eleven o'clock, from pneumonia. He was also teacher in the Rethwre colored! school. He was a good preacher, serving his Master faithfully, ami 't did not tako him long to win the i ocVfi' '' rce i.nri respect of those who came in contact with hi mi. He wa.s a brother of Supt. B. .1. Reddish, of the St. Matthew school, the largest (olorrd vichooJ 'in the county. Hie to survived by bis wi<low and five children, tnree l>ovs ,and two ^irls. 'Phe furve<rnl ivervices and burial will Unke place '.oday i t Mt. Sinia rihurch In W?<it Wateroo where bin f>ta*?t Is buriexi