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News Of Interest In And Near Bethune Hrthiint'. 85.-?OU last Thurav afternoon. Mr#. J. C Foster pro i, ?i her music pupil# in a studio 'l'ho program consisted of .not solos from the works of / moil Schubert. Dvorak, Moxart ami c.rMi.ss, and ?l?o from the lighter lassie# of the day. The pupils invlt c, j, t U parent# to be their guest# for occasion. Those taking part in V. i.cital were: Margaret Bruswell, H>itv Jo Hilton, Carlisle and Brmine piovd Francis Helms. Sara Gordon, urn U'c Hilton, Nanny Kuth Hilton, il eciHa and Eva Jo HatclifT and Hilly Best After the program Mr#. Foster rv?d refreshments consisting of ice Jream and angel food cake. Marion McDowell, of Tampa, Fla, is visiting his grand parents, Mr. and Urs \V A. McDowell. Mrs Louie Kelly has been visiting hpr nistur in Lydlft. Mi and Mrs. Loring Davis and daughter. Rita, spent the week end in perr>. tia., visitlug the Mayo Ihivlses. Those -attending the annual district 'conference of the Methodist church, tti I'inewood, were: Rev and Mrs. C. s Kloyd, Lor lug Davis apd M. G. ^'mLs TurbeviUe, of Turbeviile hiflPBiip spend lug a few days with her staler. Miss. Ethyl TurbeviUe. Mr and Mrs. It. M. Hethune and children were the guests of relatives here Inst Sunday. Miss Margaret Heuron, of Durham, S C . is spending the week here with her parents,' Mr. and Mrs T. E. Hear* 01 i)V and Mrs. T. H. Best and (laugh* .. .i,rn r\f Uartavillo vlxltpil rolatives here on Sunday. Mrs. Ralph McCaaklll and little daughter, Betty Grey, vlsitpd relatives in K1 ii 1'iice last week. Tti<- Home Economics club enjoyed a picnic at Big Springs Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs. S. A. Shands and son, j k Sliands, of Pauline, spent the tt,.ek end with the J. C. Fosters. Mi-> Sara Proctor and Miss Martha Thompson spent the week end at their respective homes in JTQi'k-JtUlL Mr and Mrs. M. G. King spent the wet1 k end in Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Bethune and stiii. (.? Hartsville. spent the week end visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs. N. E. Truesdell liave >>i .,j imck here from Auburn. Mrs William King and little son, sjt,the week end here with hor j,.,:-. I.is. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Wagers. M - . Anna Miriam Smith spent the week end at her home in Marion. M.ss Cecelia King was a visitor in Cei imtda on Tuesday. Mi. and Mrs. E. W. Clamp were \i<.?k end visitors to Pageland. Twenty-Seven Will Receive Diplomas lk-thuno, May 24.?The children of th- Bethune elementary school presented the popular?operetta, "SnowWhir and the Seven Dwarfs." to a large and appreciative audience at th?- v.vst end of the elementary school binUinc Friday afternoon, May 20, a: six o'clock. T!;.- annual sermon to the graduatjnir class will be delivered by the H< v (' S. Floyd, pastor of the local M !. -dist church Sunday morning. Ma;, j:i. at 11 o'clock, In the Bethune M' *?.(i 1 i.st church. A <hort class day program will be jrt-nted by ?he' members of the E-\.:,:h grade Monday morning, May ?' .ir x o'clock in front of the high building. Graduation exercises will be held in : 1.. auditorium of the Methodist cLur, Ii. Tuesday evening, May 31, at v:o'clock. The Rev. J. B. Caston, ;>a- -r of the First Baptist church of ('ai). will make the address to the ?r. : ;ating class. j honor students of the class are iictorian, Iris McCaskill; saluta.; .. Margaret McLaurln. following eleventh grade stu<i< ' will receive state high school mas: Azile Baker, Jean BeMary Hilda Bethune, Lorene HI... moil, Gerry Davis.' Katherine t r Eva Morton, Dorothy Horton, ;H -i Mays, Eunice McCaskill. Iris M ."kill, Margaret McLaurin. Mary N- :: an, Lula Newsome, Portia RuSura Thompson, Lillian West, Er: - Beard. Walter Brannon, John ' ;-.und, Thomas Ed. Hearon, Rich?": Horton, John Dan. McLaurin, Nicholson. Neil Ratcliff, L. Olln us, Olln B. Watklns. I motion exercises by the seventh will be presented at 8 o'clock 'a - im-sday morning, June 1, at the w ,-nd of the -elementary school H.ng. I patrons and friends of the s ; aj-e invited to attend the clos\t-rcises of the schools. ^HBttBpTUPENT STRIKE keep ^^^^Hffrence which has given ji^yn so much unfavorable | am extremely sorry to ?"> ( to reply to fin article Written t?v a!? adult with a minor's name attachP'H but In Justice to myself I Will have to state a few fact*. I heard late Sunday night that there would possibly be trouble at ?'ir school Monday morning. I went out early and found that placards had k**n mailed in front of the high chool building that wonld confirm lhe report. I went to Mvertl men *ho i thought wonltTlbe Interested in ?t ~ , iftw and order, but all refused any pari in it The mayor refused pro lection it was easy for the boys to arm themselves because the back of our building was being torn away When 1 returned to the scene a crowd of boys were after the superintendent | ? threatenIng death. 1 went to his rescue uud >vus crowded to the wall! by boys with sticks and one threat ( nned ine with a brick but 1 had nothing to protect myself with except my knife. 1 took it out but made no attempt to use it. However, 1 did' not know till later that older heads were back of the strike and no violence would be done. 1 pray that those responsible for this Irreparable harm to our young people may see It in the light of the presence of Christ. j I wish to express publicly my thanks to the teachers who have( stood loyal to our school throughout the year. May God show mercy to those who have tried through the press fo hurt the reputation of a man who for thirteen years has been not only a school man of high rank, but a Christian gentleman. May we all sirlvo to be more like Him who "When He was reviled, reviled not again. When Ho suffere 1, He threatened not; but commlt'ed Himself to Him that judgetli righteously." (Signed) B. W. Best Wl . HI I I I I^PWPHI UN II-' Trustees Contend Reports In Error llethune, May 20. Trustees of the llethune so boo I said in a statement yesterday that news dispatches ul?out a student strike t?here were In error The statement follows "We, trustees of the llethune school; wish to l>i and us false turee slate- ; incuts printed May 10 from The As ; sociuted Press and make the following true statements: "First, no teachers were discharged prior to the student strike and the board has asked for no resignations "Second, the hoard has made no public, statements other than to two| persons who came to the hoard in session during the strike and askud for a mass meeting of citizens. The board thought this unwise ut the time and told them that parents would he given an opportunity to express themselves in black and white. "Third, no picket lines were formed May 18. Practically all the high school students wont quietly to work as soon as the doors were opened. (Signed) 11. W. Best, chairman; 1,. K. Baker. W. C. Morton, Mrs. A D Mela min." Nearly 5,000,000 acres of Indian lands are set aside as roadless by Secretary Ickes, The Yun Kang caves of northern China were carved nearly fifteen con turies ago by the Wei rulers. PINE TREE HILL SCHOOL COMES TO A C' OSE SATURDAY NIGHT The Hue Tree Mill School will holil Km closing exercises tit 8 o'clock, Sat-j urday. May 2s. in t.li(- school uuURo rluui Class day exorcises for the] sixth grade will he inelftded All friends and pat robs are cordially In ' vited to attend these exercises The' following a summary of the pi o Kram which will be Kiven Salutatory b> Aleese McKuin fol i lowed by a chorus. "Oh. Praise i the Lord." "Commencement Souk" Folk Dances?"Seven Jumpa", Raymond Harris, Kimono Watson, Kd J ward Raker, William Kenidngton, Richard Davis, Derhl Dority, ("Metis West. James Collins "Irish Idlt"?Jean Melanin, Minerva lamiiuac, Catherine Hasty, Mary Frances Morris, Klolse Robinson, Mazie Knight. Madeline Hast)-. Doris Sullivan. Cora Mae Qoude, Ductile Sullivan. "Dutch Couples"?Ernestine Conyoru, Ia?u Heth Shoeniake, Kvelyn Parker. Delsle Threatt. Mary Alice Royce, (iruce Ulackwell. Agnes Hayes, Myrtle Hlftekwell. a' Toy Orchestra V "Old Folks at , Home", "March of the Tiny Soldiers " Chorus?"Stars of the Summer Nttfht." Alphabet?Frances Anderson Statistics?Billy Player. Honor Rolls- K.vnwood Smith. Valedictory--Jack Davis. Class Song Sixth grade Piuno keys can be made of plastic In place of the usual ivory. BARON DcKALB SCHOOL BEGINS CLOSING MAY 2fTH . ? ?* I The eight h annual commencement | of the Baron DeKalh school will be ( held In the school auditorium Sunday j afternoon. Mav 211. ai tour o'clock ami j Tuesday evening. May 31. at eight flf j teen The program Sunday afternoon will !>e featured with an address h> the Uev K Bivce Herbert of the Camden Methodist ( hut eh On Titos day evening. Superintendent M H Catnak. of Ware Shoals, will deliver the graduating address Mr Camak Is a speaker of exceptional ability Diplomas and certificates will ho awarded on Tuesday evening < LEVI MOORE DIES 1/cvi Moore died at his home near Logoff on May lft, at 830, after several weeks Illness He wns a life long resident of the community Mr Moore Is survived by his willow, Lizzie Stewart Moore; three daughters, Mrs t) M Itooth, of Stock dale. I'a ; Mrs K/.ell Kelly and Mrs \V. C. Broxton. of Camden; six sons. H IV Moore. D. T. Moore. of Colum bia; 11. K. Moore, of Rldgeway. and 11 L Moore. 11 11 Moore and K S Moore. of Logoff Also there are twenty one grandchildren surviving, and one brother, \V T. Moore, of Columbia. Funeral services were held at Smyrna Methodist church Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock, conducted by the pastor, the Rev M. Cunningham, assisted by the Rev. Mr. .Lockee. of the Hermitage Baptist church, of Camden. (h? Rev Mi Albern, of the Crescent Mill I tu pnst church of Columbia. anil the Rev Mr Sunders, of Spr'ngvale Haptist church Serving 0h pallbearers were N. P. (loltys. .1 I. (.Jet t vs. 1' N Mvortf, J. H McLeod. Pni I Rosrhorough aiut Cuil Ogbum. Mr. Moore's funeral was largely atleu led and the lovely Moral tributes atU tiled lu the esteem In which ho was held Announces For Solicitor William P Donelan, whoso announcement for Solicitor of the Fifth Judicial Circuit appears in another place ia 31 years old. He was re a fed in Columbia and attended the public schools (here, lie was graduated from the University of Soutlh Carolina with A it. and L l. lt. degrees. In 1935 and 193b. no served Richland county as a member of the llouso of Representatives He w as on the Ways and Means committee and tho committee of Commerce and Manufacturers. He did not seek reelection to the House MY Donelan has practiced law In ! Columbia for the last live years. 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