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^ REV. J. C. WHITE SOUI1 FOR MORRIS COLI . DAY SCHOOLS i F-- - ' OF THE To all Sunday Schools, B. Y. P. j U's. District Sunday School ?' Conventions of South Carolina Greetings: c This appeal I make to you is an urgent necessity. On Thanksgiving Da.y, which Is the last Thursday in this month November is the Rally Day^t Morris College to pay for the new building there, which has been erected there since the last Commencement to replace the the Boys' Dormitory lost by fire a iew days oeior^ scnooi ciosea. I am asking every, Sunday School and R Y P TT nf this State as well as to every Sunday School Convention in this State to send to Dr. S lurks, of Morris ?Xollege, at once as large an a-" mout of money as you possibly can, if you cannot get there on : Thanksgiving Day. Send what- | ever money you can at once so i that your school or B. Y. P._ U's. j name may be read ont on that i day. . " ? I appeal to every-pastor of the State, and Superintendent 4- ^ T2 V t> TT i **11U pjicoiucilt KJL t? ?J. 1 . u? aloo president of a Sunday School; A. AND T. NOTES ^ ' i \ ' ' /, --} Mr. Thomas Johnson, tenor \ soloist, New England Conserva- . tory of music, accompanied by , Mr. Byron Withers, appeared in a recital Tuesday evening, Nov. 10,1925. Mr. Johnson sang several selections. lronv_Giordani, Mendelssohn, Shubert, Bennett, Tostl, 1'oote, Delibes and Burleigh. The large audience was highly pleased with the young artist. -- " - - - Sophomore College Class Gives PlayArmistice Day _ Wednesday night, the sophomore college class, under the supervision of pfofessor Broder-' ick, Department of English, rvrespntpd th n piny ^n.r..iv V:;^^;^T,irst.'' Prof. Broderickj A. B.,! Otterbin College, M. A., Colunfi-' ?~??bin; is a 'throughly prepared teacher. The participants acted well in their n&rts. 1 Friday night, November 13, members of the Junior andSert^ ior college classes under thje^supervision of Prof. WJs. Raveritell displayed their ability as future orators. The orators were: Messrs. SouthgateClark, Washder Edward Sinclair J. W. Oliver ? and Ophie H. Williams^ ^ [ thought,, Armisilco" Day^ wan ob?r * -served -fry the colleger' At 10:30 ; . ? 1 1 . 1 m i , ? . , . 1 o ciock, tne iacuity and student! body gathered in the chapel, at " - which time,, a very appropriate program was rendered. '.'The. World's Court" was the theme for discussion. Messrs. Patter- ! son?and Holloman?piesenled points - against "The World's Court" Messrs. Pitts and?GaU. " Ioway in favor of the "Court." -1 ?5? Our. invincible loot Pall team ' literally swamped Bennett Col-* institution. Coach Byarn sent, '.in the varsity at the beginning of the game. During their stay ; oLfifteen minutes, only 26 scores were made. Lanoy Bell, "Bus"-; Coleman, acting as the scorers. pllli.itf him oml iimii on.i i|ina3 t.ers, "T.he Colts" took the field; a* "Which time, "Little Bit Henderson", Cheatman, FouSt and! Duncan carried the ball over for 13 points. In the fourth quar-j across 35 points, thus totalling 74 tallies. The State Teachers' Associa-_ tion 01 iNortn Carolina will con? * vene at &-T. College Novem-: ber 25-27. All arrangements are being made for the ronpptinn. and entertainment of the edu-j cators of the old Tar Heel State. A torpedo takes four minutes i to reach a target 6,500 yards away. i " V-' V ? ... v ? .?? JDS THE "S. 0. S." CALL ,EGE TO THE SUNVND R. Y- P. TT'h. STATE. ^ == | Convention to rally next Sunday for this most important cause. "If you cannot give your thousands, 1 ' ' ' You ran give widow's mite, And the least you do for Jesus ( Will be precious in His sight." Mativ nf nnr Siinflnv Srhnnls I can easily send in to MOrris College $50, $25, or $10. Plenty ;of B. Y. P. U's. $5.00; Conventions could give $1.00, * it ought and must be done. 1 I further appeal to?district : Missionaries in the various as^ociational fields of this State to see to it that this moi^ey is on hand Thanksgiving Day. ?Berlins S. O. S. CALL Ije jtieeded to from the mountains to the sea. We must pay Morris College out of debt on Nov. j 26th. Yours for the cause and in His name. .. - | J -C. WHITE, Pr^., of?the State Sunday School and B. Y. P. IT. Convention of South tC'arolina. . ? ? Representatives of the State Department orEdueation have prumised to' be present and lend tliei assisslance in rnakirTg^FTTe sessions instructive and *educa-' tive. One of the greatest fea-! tures of entertainment will be the All southern foot ball cTas-~T sic between Shaw and A. and T. College, Thanksgiving Day. Game will be called at two o'-; clock P. M. City Baseball Park, j Four excursions, numerous so-; cial affairs. Seasiders win From Varsity The championship- hopes of the varsity was smashed to, # e 4' pieces when the "Seasiders^' the sons of General Armstrong,1 .mwUiwtid GdUidl ch^-j ges and won the game by a| score of 12 to 0.' The A. ?nrt T | boys were unable to put the pig skin across the coveted chalked line. Preparations are being, made to conquer Shaw/Thanksgiving Da-y here at Greensboro on hand to see the pride "of N". j a fight it out for honors. November 16-22 has been set a~sidc as education week every day during this- week,- tlrere" will be thirty minutes chapel service at which time interesting pro-: grams will be rendered. Every elt'ort is being pat-forth-" to make-: The .week's exercises profitable. -Friday November 20, the Agricultural Department will be in charge of the Arbor Day celebrations. . It is the plan of the Dpnr.rtmprif Vir>lrl +vi7/*v covioo ?^ V|^V.4 V1MV1IV WV/ 11V4U 1/ ?? V IV/O of exercises, one in the open air at three in the afternoon; the other at eight o'clock in the chanel. ? ? The members of the senior college class w'nl plant and dedicate a class tree in the afternoon. The Agricultural Society under the supervision of Director Stanley, will render an Arbor Day program at eight o'clock I?. Mv,-Mr. McKethan, president of the socitety will act a& master rif Thp Aurt7TCTt~ turai^ociety is the strongest organization in the college. This will be its first public appearance for that reason, every effort is being put forth to make it a succestt. ' ~ ' : On Saturday night, Ijfov. 14, from eight until eleven P. M., in the Agricultural Buildings iresiueni ana ivirs..r. u. rsiuiora entertained the new members of the faculty. The faculty of the college -together with friends from the city and some distinguished out-of-town guests who were present, reported a most delightful evening. The hall was artistically decorated. De-licious refreshment* were ser vmm rsMtJti ved. Music was furnished by ithe college orchestra, j Mr. W. B. Harrison, former County Agent, Anderson County - SK C. was granted a leave ot absence to attend the Ahderson - County Colored Hair.?Farm Suj perintendent Harrison was the founder of this fair and^diiring the time, he was serving the people of Anderson County as | County Agent^_through his nn^Tlrlhg^eiYorts, the fair was an j overwhelming success. ,When leaving Anderson for GreensTibro, "because of the valuable a.Sr jsisstance rendered the Fair Association, and cognizant of Ihe ; impossibility of successfully carrying out the plans formulated by him, the Fair Association requested the former Agent to re'i. A-~ A ?J -1 11ui ii uu ^viiuex-suii during tneir JV&ir Week. Even in the face of the many nrgpnt duties horo at ' A. and T. Cnlkgp, Enrftv RiipPi^ intendent Harrison journeyed 'to the neoplp whom Ha fnrrnprly served, and again-fchrevfr himself into the work of the fair. THANKSGIVING DAY. I _ , Thanksgiving day began ma>ny years ago, and 'v sjnce that time the world has often been full of woe. But each year we colobrate Thanksgiving and are at, least thankful we are living. ' ? We are all pione to forget ..the many blessings tha?_oiir?,path beset,"but if we all think & litllo while we cnn master a tlunkful smile. We should be thankful our' boys are_not away, but here, on thia^Thanksgiving day. Just seven years have passed since, many were wounded and gassed. The financial loss has been, great, While we all of hard times nrats. but thankful we would" be if we could see the starving across the sea. When we have decided we are blest, let's-not forget?to?feethankful for "eternal rest, and the God fo Heaven, watches ovor lis from so von in sovon Booker T. Neal. CTHER LOCALS Rev. J. S. Earle, D. D. Presi- ji font of the 'Baptist State-Con-'. pies' Journal Spartan burg1,' was" a welcome visitor to our" city,* last Friday.??? Dr; G.v HrMitchell, wife and son, after a.4;en days successful revival meeting at Zion "fist Church here, in which 90 were added by baptism, left over the Southern for Kansas City. Missouri viV Kpr.rtnnhnrg ~CLI N TON N ~ " > p Mr. B. J. Little and son, Cai> net are back agam^iii* th eoity ! from .a short visit-in Philadelphia, with relatives, i Misses Marylou Patterson and EquilaRailoy -iipent?Ktmday in the city'with relatives. LMi&s. M;>7.y?Young-Kpent Gatjurday with parents. |?Mioo Agnes Evans of S. Dell -street left the ~ctty for her" ! school at Owings, S. C., last week. Miss Eliza Leak returned to her school at Gastonia. N. C? , last week. Also Miss Ethel Shelton left for Cross Keys, S. , C, where she will begin teachfog ' . - Misses Claudia Dorroh, Clara Wright, MaryloU Pattexson, Equila Bailey,1 Rhudine Patterfg "THE SIMPKINS'THE LEADING COIJ LfiL? THE TWO | 7?PIE' ?: 2 Saxophones, VioIinr Clarinet, Bs ?jjJMusic-tarnished for Bwll?r-ft c' where Good, Late, Lively, High-( Studio: 132.T Assembly telephon: g PRICES REASONABLE, o LeRoy Simpkins, Manager, r Ben Garrvi C Address all mail to LeRoy Simpki grfirttffso ?~ ?: 8fW UlAMi . son, Mr. S. J. L. Patterson, Jas. : .Kennedy, Jas. Leake, T. B. Patv 'terson attended the Mt. Carmel; Fair Nov. 7th. ??- j The Sewing Cirele met-nf-the "home of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. -Henry, 5, S. Bell btieel, Friday1 evening, Nov. 13th. A very in-;., teresting program was rendered The program was as follows: - Song?By the club. Prayer?Mk? 4ara Wrrgtrt; ...Instrumental oolo "Mho L. Lilliewood. j? - . J j" _Solo (Remember)?Miss > Ida Boyd. Remarks by the Pres., Miss. . Claudia Dorroh. p After the meeting they were served with hot chocolate, fruit cake and after dinner mints. Everyone enjoyed themselves very mnch?' ' ?4The A. M. E. Church had! their rally Sunday, Nov. ?btn f AM 4-1-* ? 11??i -* ^ tm mc rasters salary. '1-iie collection for the rally was one_. - hundred, twenty-three dollars." and^tineteen cenfsT" j~j A Banquet will be given to- i nightr/Tuesday, Nov. 17th at ! the Masonic Temple in his hon- \ or, Rev. J. K. Lyles. -H Reporter. - ' j ' ^ -} i EVERGREEN NEWS. " ' S ? We have been silent readers'! uf llie Palmetto Leader for a number of ,months. It was?gi-? veil to the Moderator, Rev. W. " Brown, by Union No. S, of ; the Rocky River Association, if It rained -Sunday but we hacH service. Rev. W.. L. Zinimer- l n"jan preached a good sermon. r| Our community was saddened by. the death of Sister. Mamie v Moulden and Sister Mary White. * Both arc mourned by their hus- I i ?t * - uciiius anu several cmiaren and 6 a host of friends. j ? Mrs. Ida Durette and myself | went to Togloo Baptist ''church r, near Westminster, S. C., and en- | ioved a nice program of the 9th p Anniversary of the Fasten-, Rev. | W. M. Br^wn. IS Sermon^ pwirhnd hv Pun K IT Jenkins, Rev. D. W. Williams-1 Rev. C. M. Galloway and Rev.: W. aM. Brown were enjoyed by [j all who heard them Various subjects weVe discus- ' Kfll.- AlllVtimflty by Bro W. II Harrison and he- did him.self ' credit. v ~ i Mrs. Ida Imreftx^held the au" ) dience spell-bound on the subject: "How can we interest, the f: young people" to attpnd religion- J services^-?We- - bad from-others"^ We were entertained by the i women Sntnrdny night will) pp- " pers, solos.- and ouartets - |-4 CQrme--feo\vn, Anderson, S. C., R. 1, Box 18. i o SOUTHERN RAILWAY 3 SYSTEM. -3 Columbia,. S. C., effective Oct. 11,1925, ^ Arrive No. Between J^o 1w?psi?*i ! ' 9:50 a 31 N. Y.-Augusta 21 10:00 a I 4:52 p 92 Aujrusta-N. Y. 32 5:00 p! 1:30 p 27 Churleslon-Cin. 27 1:45 p' . 4:50 p 20 Cin.-Chrrrlrsfoirzx 4:55 p \ 10:45 p 10 Columbia-Cin. 9 6:55 ai : 5:30 a 24 Columhia-Jaxv'lc 23 ll:00"~p~; J0:30p_20 Columbia-Aug. 19- ^7:00 a: 10:15 a 8 Columbia-Aug. 7 5:45 pj : 1:40 p 14 Columbia-Sav. 13 10:20 ai ; I 9:40 p 23 Columbia-Char. 24 5:40 a 9:45 a 13 Columbia-Char. 14 2^25 p ' 10:25 p 11 Columbia-Chas. 12 5:10 a' : 5:20 a 15 Columbia-Chas. 16 2:20 a j 1:45 p 2 Columbia-S'bprg 1 4:00 p i 10:20 p 16 Columbia-Green. 15 "6:40 a<l ' j 2:00 n 1H ^"'"mbiu Gi'oettr-4-??2:10 p ! | 5:40 p 1 nr"*CoTa.-Char. 114 6:25a + Via Camden and Rock Ilill. *J Pullman cars, Dining cars. City ticket othce, lau't Alum Street Telephone 635ff. ENTERTAfNERS^^T:; OREO ORCHESTRA IN __?!J CAROLINAS. ?i CES?7 ... |j iss Violin, Drums, Piano and Cornet. j Krttei;, 1 any occasion'p ^j illass Music is d?-.tired. 81 j St. Hours 3 to 5 P. M. g.j !j KS am?17T>6. g j SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. j Eugene Simpkina, Asst. Manager, ?> ?j ison, Leader. ?H ns, 1432 Lu^ooln. St., Columbia, S. C. ||| j _ ?' : ' ' ~~ | ( ? y i jiw- - tnrfM'-' ? * i T,fl1 I .r 7^7 v* * 4 A. *w I kj? g." " * ?.%y* l^BF Hy REV. J. J. HAH THET UNITED SONS < s an organization which is dc nfirm people of South Caroii Harrison, State Master, Prof U. V^McCrae, State Treasure dive and gives to the benel -vays from lifty to one hundn com $25.00 to $100.00 in easi lousehold goods._ It paya.froi less and up to $10.00 on Docti Think of it: nnd for any REV. J. J. HARRISON. S. IV . or Prof.-J. A. KIRK ; ,. ' b'; ' ??C?II ? II jTi f . , " ' ' T. H. PI] I'MHuiTAKKR ~~: of Sou ill Caro * Pkickney's San ' BEST EQUIPPED IN TI S FOB V Office Phone 5707 1006 WASHINGTON ST., op "" ^ ? OVVtN L Merrha 1 * " ! ^ We carry < of Domestic : Wnnlr-ng?C* '* " CT before purch i ?si > | 1117 Wast ! Phone i ? . ? ' aOQCCOEJ CODOOOO 0O O OO OCPOOO o~< j IMPERIAL [ ' ?P-r/??rnnhi ^? * A vuviijytiv f 1 105 Washingto , 1 ; Everything carried ir . PRESCRIPTION I We"call for and r : ~YOURS F [ IMPERIAL [ al?>> >i >To >> ? ? > *: o li ; T " ' ^ .-..a!*?i - 8wt?fdfty, Noremfeer M, 1M0. i ' * * ' " . *' ~ ^ ~ ^1 M S. heuk !RIS0jN, State Master : >iivg a great work for the poor and na. It lias at its head Rev. J. J. . J. A. Kirk, Slate Secretary and Eir. "It pays to its members while iciary something after death. It Jd dollars for hospital benefits and e of total loss by fire of house and m $lvfiO te-foMKHper week for sick- ~ w'srbtll. information wiite?:? ~7 ~ 7 j I Richland OnrCuluiiibla, S. C A ,'S. Sec., BennellsviIlev-S.JC. . \- S 'J*"*-*"1 ?aawam/ ^CIvNEY I AND lATBALMiiR 1 liha and Georgia* j n Cheapest Undertaker, | Very I5cst Service in the. City. | - ^ _.^Tft | i Complete Motor Outfit. 1 ^1 Secon-J to NONE in fhe State. I J Itary BarWr.Shop I M IE CITY. COME . AND-SEE OUKSELF. | M -Residence Phone 7765 R COUJMWA, S. C. 1 I -?==,' xsyccwO O"0!0 00.0.0CuXO:OOiCO??MC0C83 nt T a 11 o r s . :. '.J \ complete stock iand imported f jmc and see Us asing your next : -J u,T a "1 ijns?ton Street ! ".J t>963 | 1 >00 OOOOO O OOO OO'O'O"<yOOX{Or033Ce0KK8aC<j -J drugstore:;; 3fi Druggists" ;; n St. Phone 7226 :: "1: ' i a First-class DrugStore ; I s cIk specialty..? 1 deliver Prescriptions. ;; or service,: :: DRUG STORE :L_ < ? fc. ' \