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1" "* " V ' Saturday, July 3, ?ZZI Deception?Its Met! ., / REY. ALBERT xkksk~XK^~X~X-X~XK-X-XK-:* The deceitful person carries a knife with a blade on both sides. He may not always cut the individual against whom it is drawn, but he .is sure to cut himself. The self-delusion of sin ?s its greatest danger. It makes on? feel that he is safc;. when he is not ife. It makes one feel that the wrong can be successfully hiddqn. It makes one feel that darkness can more < - successfully cover that that is wrong than the daylight can. Gad has so arranged conditions in this life, that sin cait never be succesfully hiddenr Oiie con often go along and pat him self on the shouldler and imagine that he is safe in the use of deception, but ~iive in an age when lying is just as common as the leaves on trees are. The heart of man., in' its manifestatiomsy is- one of,?the most interesting studies as an indication of its dnward condition, its deceptions 'would put over a program that would upset the ' most.of the good .that mankind attempts to do in this world.? Jhe practical liar is a dangerous inn^ite^eptinTi-m to get your confidence. To do this he ~ will sp rTd "money on you. He will, if he can, tie.- your hands with gifts. He will wink his eyes at another _ while he -is giving you these gifts. Af ter he Has succeeded in rocking you to sleep in the cradle of deception, then, Judas-like, he" goes out to meet the gang and tells them all that he has found out about you. The greatest misfortune that can ;be fall a man or a woman in.this life is , 'to give your heart confidence to a ?practical liar. To make the thoughtless man or womaa open up, he us ually comes to you and tells you of his past life. He tells'you "how many sheep he has stolen, of how he has ^fooled others, of what he did by night that he was afraid to do by dky.v All . ~ of this he pours into your ear so as nnn gtntr?irtpn? from Vnn that he can use against you. Sometimes he comes to you to discuss some individual. He wants to locate" the ?. condition of "Some man or woman. If one has -enough sense*'to hold his 4 peace you are safe, but if you say just one word to that man or woman, you are gone. ' * ~ Just as there is the love conscience, . so there is the deceit conscience, the place where deceit, fraud, and lying are brought forth. - : There are those who spend almost all of their life in trying "to succeed by deceiving -others. The exnerience of others who, have failed in this, ~ seeimv mot to make- any?serious impression on them. I am dead to the man or woman who has ne ednfidenee-?I can be -of no possible service to such a one. If it's a preacher, his message is use~ less . It rt's a teaeher, his or . her instruction Ts useless. Sq truly is it a fact, that the death ofLconfidence - in me is" the end of my usefulness -with those whom I have deceived. ? ? ..The praticed deception of our times in our religious workj is one of the greatest drawbacks to the work of the church in this age. The world sees the deception we practice with each other. It sees us laughing in each other's faces and then trying to cut each other's throats as soon as we separate. It sees us doing all we can to blacken each others's good name with lies for which we have no proof whatever. After all of this, it seee us'get up and tell-them that we aru r* o n ^r. UCUIKCIUWII, O. V/. . t Personal ' Mr; Levi Brown, who is running a , transfer over on Piwtey Island,-was irr the city for-a few days. J_ ! Miss Panline Dunmore spent the week-end over on Pawley Island last weelc".~ ?? Messrs. S.- W. Tucker and J. J. Marshall made their Sunday evening trip to West Andrews Ias? week. Messrs. A. Q. and L. A. Difiimore motored to Charleston with Dr. Thompson on a business trip last Sunday and reported that the "Cityby the Sea" is red hot. Mr. Carlos Parqker motored to Kingstree on Monday. The Prosperity Tailoring Co. has a two w^eks, sale on their entire stock. Some of the best domestic and imported "woolen is on sale. Prices from *T $23:50 to $30.00. They are asking . the public to take advantage of this money saving opportunity. A certain party will help us write X* OFFICE PHONE 145 ' champio -? I ??FUNERAL P I LICENSED . 5 927 Bread Street, ^ | PAY AND NIGHT CALIi ?: ' 'V; ; tods and Its Seward If. LONG, D. D. ;! % : . <KKK"X~X~X~X~X~X~X~X~X~X~X~J? bound for heaven when we die when it knows that we are going to hell while we live. Did you ever look into a fellow's eye who is carrying three faces under one hat ??ye'ft^W^funny looking fellow^?Sherlock rfolmes, the great ueiective can not make more ngntning changes that he can make. He is iyith you this minute and the next one he is against yon. He is arm in arm with you today, and he has joined i gang to slay you tomorrow.?He " Tells y.ou that he is your friend today, and then plans to tran you tomorrow. When it comes to murdering helpless women, there are. elements in our group that take the cake from any I the other groups. There are. men in our group whose only profession is o go from one point-to. another and endeavor ?o deceive and- destroy -our holpless women; These agents of hell regard this as a great accomplishment. They set around in barber shops and pressing clubs and boast of iheir accomplishments. There is no America that produce more such men than can our group.?No - women in the world have had greater advantages taken of them than have the women of our group. -The woman who values her character makes a mistake . today to believe thata he can play with deceptive men. She makes a mistake iri fooling herself into the belief that deceptive men will keep any secrets for her. Thousands of TFQr girls have ruined their chances for life by toying with low men. Men who visit the ul 11 o n + I V* A- U ? ?' - ? ? * - oiiiiuo ?<, in^iii,, nave no respect ior decent women. ^Jf_I. j?JLay__with._ fire, T expect at some time to be burned. " So it our young girls allow low down, worthless-men to have access to them, they must pay the penalty of exposure for their folly. The pictures that are painted of some of^ our girls of whom we have a right to expect better things, in many of our pressing clubs and barber shops, have forever destroyed their chances in life. No thoughtful man who takes life serious and who wants to succees, could marry any woman about whom men talk as hundreds of them talk about hundreds I Qf -Our girls. " "3T A short while ago, one of the most : j brilliant youhg~Women I have met ir some time was crushed 051-the vejy I threshhold of success. A very brilI liant young mail agent came to her i home town.', tie had heard of her abiJJity^_and-be-wanted-to marry Tver. He , | came to me, her pastor, for her record, ' after her enemies bad-sought to crush ! hei\ She had made thp mistake of al lowing deceptive men of low moral 1 ordar -lo go with her-- -Thata-.at.-onc?, went to the excellent young man and I *..1.1 u:? _ii .1 I iuiu nun uu mav mey euner Knew or had heard about her. 'In a brokenhearted condition she came to me for -connsei, bat' "r~could~<Jb nothing for her. She never got over the blow she -(.had received. She married another man, but they are separated. She is now disgraced" forever." ~~ ' What profit is there in deceiving another? What success can one hope to get from a lie? 01 what use is it to pretend to be one thing while one , is conscious of being another ?~r-. , ""The World makes. us pay for our | mistakes. Deception will slay each i or^e who toys with it. It will break your, heart and leave yop friendless i[by_the way to await the coming of death. ; for next week. She will write under ! the heading called The Tattler so " folks, walk straight. " Miss Anna Harvey of Andrews, S. C. is spending a few days as the guest of Miss Florence Purvis. Mr? Lawrence Dunmore acting prei sident of the A. C. E League invites the young men and women to come to the meetings on Sunday evening, 8:30 at ,Bethel Church. A very Interesting program every Sunday.. iHiss u. Kansom of Uamden, S. C. is visiting her father , Mr. H. A. Moses. , JThe teachers who are (attending summer school at State College, are: , M isses Janie Brockington, Mamie AlI ston, Arlean Alston and Miss Cleo j Fair and Prof. J. B. Beck are inj structors. } Mr. C. J. Beck who has been atJ tending school at Dunbar High, Wash. ington, retufrRST to the City arTd re; ' ported a successful year. He is home for the siimfner. - If an^tne have any news for the RESIDENCE PHONE 293-J 8 N & HAILE _ | IRECTORS and EMBALMERS Camden, S. C. j S PROMPTLY ATTENDED 'tj * * ^ ^ ^ % THE PALME fLeader, they may leave it at the ; Prosperity Tailoring Co.", or the Peo: pies Shaving Parlor. <9,,; | ' -' " In fjgnoml |! In General was fixing things up ij and did~not got a chance to write last week, but saw many interesting things in the city. t, i Some men should carry a. compoct in order that they may be able to look at themselves then they would not have time to knock us. r We would like to know just how ;! some of our rural teachers get their ! positions. What is your method Mr. r^Supt.J? "We hope toteH-^of?some- of the rural school conditions next week. Old folks should go to bed some nights. Remember the night has a thousand eyes! . I ov... i? - * ii v ?j uuii ou luunail i*S LU iry lO I tell the people what this town is 1 eoming_to, but if you do not walk straight, (ve are going to tell you a">ut it. Society The Y. I. C. 1 met at the home of Airs. Maudest Atkinuon dn Tuesday evening-and were entertained' by the I Misses Orilln, Amelia and Janie Atkinson and Lawrence. A very enjoyable evening was spent. After meetj ing the members and visitors danced ' until a course of punch, sandwiches, icecream rfnd cake was served. " Mrs. Samuel Washington mfr? tained the younger set at a party on Wednesday evening at her. home on Front Street. A delightful evening , was sjjent. . I The frivitation for the-wedding of ; Air. James Kinleh of t.hU City tn Migg j Claudia V. Crawford of Manning oh i Wednesday evening, JulyJ7tti7~are out. Laurens News On Sunday, June 27, our pastor Rev. ;tJ:?B. Smith?was at his best. Hepreached an inspiring sermon, using Tfor a subject' "Negligence." <' Mrs. Rachel titopeland who had been in declining health for more than a year, d^BArted this life^Wednesflay, June 23, age Q5. Sihe was a christian won?m-and loved by all who knew her. She leaves to mdurn her parting, two . sonsrand ^three daughters, Mrs. Lrilie ' .Summers, Mrs. Chicora Ray Lawrence and John Copeland, all of this city and Mrs. Rebecca Anderson of Philadelphia, Pa. A number of grand children and a host of sorrowing friends. , The funeral services were conducted -) by- her paster,^tev. A.- C. East, assis[ ment in the family plot at Mt. Zion , A. M. E. Church, Laurens county. . ,The body of Mrs. Marjorie Madden, daughter of Mrs. Matilda' Saxon rfr| rived in this. City from-, Rockaway, N. i Y. on Friday, June 25. Interment in ????? ? T*3r~ Office Phone 6026 ; - r-- J ? ntj. fri tAUorney-at-Law , Practice in all Cour | 1110 Washington Street, <:^o.c?>aooooo.oo^o.o.o.o:o.Oj0.o.o^o:o ;|. J. H. RO! MERCHAT Suits Mad I TELEPH |? 11 f??/2 Washington Strreet. :-j <oooLo:o;ojoo:ooo.ctoooo.o.o:oo:o^o^c "|?^ THE |i'__ SATISR 1 ' ! in c I WORKMANSI .1 ?? see i SPRING & 1ALL WOOI wonderful va OWEN 1 1 17 WASHUSM J- CALL 6963 FC ri cKracp&arxaw^^ 11 REESE'Sb MRS. P. R.'l A Full Line of Pat? Cigarettes and Toba( ?_ij. I Madam C. J. Walkei 5 Times. Ice Cre^m ai t -V .,"** PHON \ 1422 Assembly Street, J.'," ? ' TTO LEADER . i the Laurens Cemetery Sunday afternoon. C. H. Duckett, undertaker. The Blue Rirri Sewing r.lnh held a"j Mrs. Dora Atwood as hostess. The1 president - opeAed-the heeling with sing , ing. The Club tl^en irepeated the Lord's prayer. The president read. for our lesson the 20th Psalm. Music.' Helpful Hints to the Clul>?Mrs. At-, wood, Mrs. Priestly. Solo-^Mrs. Cor-j rie Sexton. Paper?Mrs. Price. Remarks?Mrs. Nancy Garlington. After the program the Club sewed for 1 hour. A sweet course was then seri red. Mrs. Annie L. Owens was asked J to thank the hostess for the repast. 1 The next meeting will be at the home' of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Owens, 845 | Price Street. T\X Y* o lloaa?r\ I awajlo. UV.001U iuatiuo icib ouuuajr 1UI Baltimore, Md. to visit her sister, M rs. Steward and friends. Mrs. Paul Robinson left for Philaj delphia where.she will join her husband. Miss Lily Irby left for Trenton, S. C. to attend summer school at Bettis' t ~ "" ': &" Bennettsville Locals The many friends of Mrs. Zilpha Brown were shocked to learn of her sudden death which followed soon ^sudden death which occurecTin Dunn, . JbLC. The deceased had gone to Dunn on a visit to her daughter, Bessie B. | Grace and died son after her arrival. The remains wer brought back to Benettsville by motor, where she lived with her daughter, Levinla B. Stubbs. She was eulogized by her pastor and the Revs. Heath, S. S. Youngblood and ! Thompson. She left to . mourn her i loss 8 children, many grands, great I grands and one great great grand. Miss Francena King sang a touching ;~solo. Mrs. Rammie King read a" . splendid paper from the Ladies i Knight Lodge of which Mrs. Brown . was an active member. | Mr. Savage on Amelie Street is ; very sick. The Children's Day program rendered at Evans Chapel A. M. E. Z. I Church was very good. Rev. R. H. Riddock7 pastor delivered an inspii ring sermon Suday morning. - He is trying in every way to make the pro! gress go over the top. Miss Callie D. Sanders and family were highly entertained Sunday afternoon with a number of visitors, viz Misses White Reese and sister Ethel j McCall. and Mildrnn Wfttsnri from Cleveland Qhio, where they have just complected the normal course in "achooIT $Iiss Thelma Spears, a gra-1 duate of Claflin University, Mrs. Mc Eady Grace and two daughters, Bessie and Mabel. -?? s ' "?I ' Residence Phone 67#8 !! 2DERICK - ? :: and Notary Public. 1 !! ts?State and1 Federal. Columbia, S. C. \\ t-.- - :: x^vw^WMTOOj^OflOO0O^p8C6O0O0O0O0C8D0C6C0iro BERTSON SIT TAILOR jg e To Order. ONE 4003 - | Columbia, S. C. ? O'OOO:O:oo.C^G^^ RE IS 1 ACTION | )l)R IIP & SERVICE I OCR : SUMMER I ^ SAMPLES ' I ? i LUES AT S30 & $35. [ >ir PATTT I M. X V M?J jTON STREET )R SALESMAN jj WW-WJ?0?0?\X/?^J?^W5?0?waJ?0?^V(V*%'WWI?(W??<Wwv RUG STORE REESE, Prop. int Medicines. Cigars, icos. A Full Line of > r's Preparations at all id Sodas. 4-:-: [? 7820 ' \ * ^ Columbia, S. C. _U;V 1. t,mnxu - r Miss McCollum is in Washington taking a special course in school. n ?Miss -Lot.tie Wat.snn left, for State v College where Tshe" wiTTattehtT summer _ school. v ?Mrs. Daisy?Counts and baby aroyout of towlf,for the month. Trust that she will enjoy her stay. Mrs. Rinie Johnson is. -improving t slowly. . : ' , V "'Mrs. Josie Leak will leave Friday b for Philadelphia , to spend a while o with hdr brother from there she will v go to New York City to visit her sis- S ters. " ! tl . Miss Callie Sanders-made a sur-Tj prise trip to the City of Columbia j ti through the country.-^ ' - H Andrews Notes ? Misses L. Robinson, E. Bianchi, E. Holliman and Messrs. S. Robinson, J. 1 Hollimon and J. Brown^mhde a flying 0 trip to Georgetown Sunday. ' 1 ia Miss Ethel Bianchi if Charleston is a spending the surpmer with her sis- ^ ter, Mrs. Lutherene Smithy - j P ?Rev. J. C. J a mes,pastor ofM t. Le-^ bannon A. M. E. Church with the-sup- -t port of his members has' riirctinciid q b new church. Rev. L. R. Nichols de-} livered the first sermon in the newchurch. . U1 The Andrews Quartette wont to Lake City on Tuesday" and gave a musical programme. . _? * [ v The high school quartette consis- ^ ting of Messrs. Theo. Pearson, Samuel Robinson, Martin May's and Jas. b Brown, sang at Mt. Lebonon Church " West"Andrews, Sunday. ti Mrs. Melvin Jones left last week * for Summer School at State .College, t Orangeburg, S. C. .. I Rev. J. S. Benn, Misses Eva Lay-!c. ton and Alpresher Robinson are ex-1 ? pecting to attend the* League Convention which meets af Indiantown. tion which meets Wednesday at In- I" diantown.' r, Little Martha apd John Frederick 1 Bianchi, the son and daughter of Mrs. el P. V. Bianchi of Charleston, are visi- ? ting Prof, and Mrs. J.^E. Smith. ' Misses Florence Pervis, Harriett .v Gordon and Messrs Steven Bianchi E and Ben James visittd in Andrews~Sa- ? : turday. '8 Miss Annie Harvey-"is visiting in ( Georgetown.?^1? : ? . . The missionary talent rally which was held at St. Andrews Church Sun- 1 j day?. evening was quite a success. ~Z Mr. John Henry Herbert returned f home after spending a pleasant stay j in Georgetown. Mesdames Becton and Carter went -blackberry-pickfng Saturday and came ( home with a bushel and more of ber- ^ ries. ' |??i? \ ? Mr. Seward?-Carter is back from 7 Florida and tins taken up hfc old jnh. _ of tailoring on Main Street. ?' Mrs. Mae Johnson made a trip to * 1 Florida, and reports a very pleasant > 1 stay. ? ?-?_?\S ' h?> * ' t ' ' REV. J77THARRR THE UNITED SONS OF is an organization which is doing infirm people of South Carolina. Harrisoh, State Master, Prof. J. D. V. McCrae, State Treasurer, alive and gives to the beneficia pays from fifty to one hundred d from $25.00 to $100.00 in case of household goods. It pays from $ nnoa onrl urv 4-r\ A AA ivbd mm up l/u f 1W.UU VII I'UtlOl 3 ? Think of it: and for any inf REV. J. J. HARRISON, S. M.,2.1 or Prof. J. A. KIRK, S. | MONTGOMERY GR< \l Now Back ii | 1108 Hamp We are now back in busine > wHTT a complete line of Staph \ shall be glad to hatfe the busin * aa that of new ones. y s- _ ' i ' . . TBItBB : . . Lfufi Mrs.; Serena Barnett is visiting-her'""" licce, Mrs. Isiah Gtmchman in Wildrodo. Pla: ^ . Newberry News ?i > Everybody seems to./be happy since he rain arountT the city last Saturday \*e had a fine-reason,also on Sunday ut The rairrttid not have-any bearing-- '' ' n the Church goers. Miller Chapel as crowded all day. The Sunday chool opened on its usual time with he Supt. E. F. Floyd; who believes 1 duing things under his udministra ion, and the leailershin ?.f tfotr r" r> !llis. The Sunday School of -Miller ?; jhapel ranks second to' none in the tate. Rev. Ellis preached the morn- ? iK sermon from I Sam. 4:12. Sub. The Church of God Defeated." At p. m. Mr. Pink Henderson was fun.*-? * . ralized. He leaves to mourn his loss wife, three daughters and one son nd a host of friends. Mr. Henderson as a g*>od Christian man. At 8:30 . m. the Church was crowded -lo hear >ev. G. T. Dillard preach a sout-sttr=? ing sermon from. II Cnr. 2:7. Every ody enpoyed Rev. Dillard's sermon. Many of the teachers-from Newbery county are attending summer chool at Orongeburg. . Mr. Gladden and Mr. Floyd atten- ' ; . hich the reported as tfre best that hey have ever attended. Mr. . Verd ? 'eterson ahd Mr. H. O. Sorgent who ad the. meeting in charge made the leeting very interr^fmg ' Rnmp he things that werev discussed were: * lome. Gardens, Home Orchards, Poulry Raising, a Good Milk Gow in the lome, Organizing a Vocational Counil and Fold Crops. Miss Lillian Hoff- t ,? nan had the Home Economics 'in harge. Mr. Lot Glenn, one of the uldesl armers in. the Sweet Spring comnunity. died on June 2G, age 90 years, le leaves to mourn his loss, a wife, 6 hildren, 28 grand children and 1 great ;rand child. - The friends of Mr. Bill Williams nil be glad to know that he is out^a?ain. Mrs. Alice ft. Golden- of-626^Mor;an Street, was called away Wedneslay and Friday on two sad occasions, he deaths of her niece arid brothern-law. ^? A r~~ Mrs. Martha Kenley 5of Chapin was 'uneralized at StT'tJohn by her pastor lev. Pompey. Rev. Bailey was bu;ied at Pleasant Spring A. M. E. Church, Rev. Miles officiating. Both . *evs. Pompey and_. Miles preafched vonderful sermons which will -ever inger ia^Xke ears of jhe hearers. "Mi ss Alberta Daniels has returrted 'rom Jacksonville, Fla., where., she vas called a few days ago to attend , he funeral of her aunt. v * * *' (01 j^Vt $ * *'.&/, r u' \SV V' " / 'fr* ' H '"*"* *i : -: _ & . ^ ON, tate Mutir .-Z ABRAHAM & D. of J. a great work for the poor and It has at its head Rev. J. J. A. Kirk, State Secretary and It pays to its memberi while ry something after death. It lollars for hospital benefit! and total loss by fire of hou?t and 1.5<t to $3.00 per week for aickbill. : ormation write 110 Richland St., Columbia, C. Bennettaville. S. C. ? [)CERY COMPANY g - .. .... ^ J-i i ' .l$j