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TTJ^gx " -1- ' 7",. 1 ,T - - ' ^7 beltqn locals" 1 > : - ' The Rev. R.'L. Robinson, of Wil 1 _ liamston, had a very successful rally at his church there last Sunday. The rivalry was between the men and \vo~~ ' men. The men raised ,$300.23, and the worsen $162.00. Public collec tion, $3.8.30. Total $800;G3. Rev. . ^H. W. f>mtehfiiLiL. sermon that added enthusiasm to the occasion. Mr. X.. T. /Boaemian and wife have ~?keen vet-y in fr?* - sooml, \vi'cks; but ? they are able to be out of bed -again. Hie sci vice at New Hopewell last Sunday .afternoon waa - wonderful. ,?Rov. Witherspoon-proaohed a great- - ~~v:* sermon, ^*nd hi^ choir sang. Miss Neisi Gary, who spent the day with Mrs. Witherspoon, accompanied them there and rendered much valuable aid nt JTopewell and at tTuTA. MYET. .chyrch. Around $30.00 was raised at the Holineoo Church last Sunday.?Their . - convention will meet in Anderson-in- axpund. a week from now. jftev. % W- WitherspoOn is in the _____ gnivual conference at Greenville this ^week. The people of Belton of all /of the churches have been?very nice in trying, to prepare him for his con ?f,' the State.?The membership is <pnall ! ference., Here we find some of the ? best Baptist and Holiness l'riends in ? Kut. m ffte rniiTo, loyal. Women will . give their last penny to see the cause S?gcr.?Among the loyal members are; AfesdnmesT. Will in ins Gussic Ken ^=^?ne4yy Ke&a-Barntr, ; :T4tlew Payton. Hatthr Griffin, Lmnc-Switzerj-Nancie Anderson; Messrs.. J. _G-. Milliner,";LT"' S. Anderson and' othersr Mr. Gils aid was nice in giving in one-collection inofe; than S?4.00 m preparing thu pas * tui for C on to r wee?JILljiis- is some of the best biood of the A. M. E. church 1 ?? and. they-should have credit for their ? labors even against odds.?Bro. An dersbn was a giant in his work along < with the women in wiring the parson. : '.age.- God shall. Bless their labors. We know r.ei what it he annual, cunTey enee .will bring forth, but we know h that the work in Belton for two years i has set a n'acc for truth and right. eousness. * May it long live. 1 -^Benttettsville Locals? t ????? ; "We regret ever so much to learn i that Dr. L. M: McC'ollum and daughter, little Annette M.cC611um were on < the sick list last week. Trust they ? will soon be' out again. Dr. TVtcCotT" i lum ig.l^Jtwly colored dentist in the city and he is willing to do all he can < for his race. ..... i Mr. Archie and sister Gertrude, liar-] born of Blenheim, i5. C., Were in the - - city Sunday a. m., oil business. ?7 Quite a shock to the' members and ~ ~ friends qf Marlboro a;ounTy, to hear 1 of one of Macedonia Baptist church t ? deacons being no more. Mr. Alpha! i ? SuHimoii depaited this life November h '?-11th. A-lurae crowd witnessed he h read "tt It *.rrr. -ftrtf-of ???*?* ??* j thought*. WJ-"neft<i^^ m., found[ funeraj Sunday p. m. Rev. P. B. Md, i odana said all could be said of him., j Rev. Mdodana motored over in his i . new- closed car, It certainly looks ; good. - . . t - We are delighted to see -Mr. and < Mrs. Cj MrCnllum return home for j ?fnil'1 J?nglc\vood. N-. J. ?~ ?Missus "Ruse -L~ Lastm ahtFTLeten i Witherspoon returned, home from > Philadelphia, Pa., looking the bloom of health. They are in for school ; work this term. < Mr. L?urant Cook has the right clos i ed car for his taxi cab this -winter.".j Guess Miss M. Watson is all smiles. . Mrs. Prudence 11, McCollum loltttr ~ ed the faouUy-oi Clio sch.uui this term. Dr. A. C. Cook was called to Dil- < Ion Sunday a. m. and p. m.," tcr de_ H liver a special service. He reports a splendid trip, ' : ~ ? i The reporter was delighted,,to have Mr. E. H. Trexevant-Gity,.and Trav_. . 'Leader. He spent a pleasant stay in , our town. Mr. Trezevant is the right man to represent this paper. Mrs. Thclo T. Robinson, Prof J. r ' Cunningham, Mr. Blackmon and Mr. Kate Eilerson spoke very?highly a_ bout the paper. We were delighted ^^to have Mr. Seymour Carroll of r:r<"*nvi'ie. S. C.. who accompanied Mr. Trezevant to out"" city. Trust Ttrr^'^plfii'litl t"> w"rknr and friends will call again soon. ? -L The State Grand Lodge of the Bro thers and ,SiMcrs_Grand Union of South Carolina was held in Bishop ville, S. C.( November 9 10. This was one best 'm'ssirina e?or put-, nv _ er. The program rendered by the Onler at Evans Chapel A. M. E. Z. chinch Tuesday p7^V.7^jjpTnj5piring " dick did all in his power to prove to the body that they-wero welcome,- 1 am unable to find words to express sponse. Mrs. R. K. Beatie. delivered a strong talk on the part of the G. V. .. Mrs. M. E. Dixon "delivered a splen did oration on how can we improve the Order. . The duett by brother A. and .Mrs. L." McLowen was good. "Then-came one of the best papers'I havelever heard. Mr a. If, B. Stuhha " ' . I us at Rev. S. S. Younjjblood's church, splendid meeting. Trust this body much success.- : Many of our people are still leavtrig for the Nor th? ft dm all points and the fields in this county are white with cotton. They may finish pick-' ing_cotton-in-Mareitr-"r r~ Mra> Alice Gillespie and daughter, Miss Viola are on the sick list. Trust that they will soon be better. ?Mrs. Gillespie is in poor health. '! ington, D. C., wro(e of their wonder ?joy over their only child little James, being on the honor roll of his cluss^ Ho i& in .the 2nd Grade. Hope him much success. Little Mis3 Youngblobd is certainly. improving fast. She will soon be able to help her mother, Mrs. S. S. Youngblood. (Miss) Callie D. Sauders, Reporter Snapshot Jottings. (By Rev. E. J. Daniels.) There is a big difference in instruct ing a man how t0 do a thing and doing that -same-thing yourself. In 'he Baptist church it is the duty of the pastor to teach, instruct and in form the. deacons, as well as a,ny oihftt1 oiiieerfe 6f the <murgh, their du. ties~7fh<r~how to perform TTieffii; but it?is certainly not?hi5 duty to do their work himself. If so, then why have them? " If the deacon is In the1 church by? divine. appointmentcr^and he^certainly is?why Should we pas . tors,?wh??Should be, ensamples of righteousness' to tin* flock of God, endeavor to oust him or ignore him or take his job? Nothing is more beautiful' find more symbolical?ofini-hleniivness than a well systoma liited and edifled church with cieiy oflicer knowing his place and func Liohing in it and allowing the others to function in theirs as well. ?i nc miiiniiraiinn nr hoing "ant, to tench-''" found in the Scriptures is not required of the deacon of the church. ilenee he lias no right to assume the position of- teacher or leader or in jtructor of the church. That's the pastur'a. job. And ho should, lia-higsnOugh to, in thd" church assembled^ ;ho\v "the deacon his place and see :0 it, with the strength of his. thus enlightened congregation, that he stays in it. Evidences are. that a con negation will gver stand by its pas or in his ambition for right, if they a re thoroughly?convinced?that?hrslourse is the proper- one. T0 con ,-ince it is his job', and he should 3e able to do the job. ?Gkurehes?do not prosper (not the fcacrms) as their leader-arid-teacher. . A number of our city churches lave their Sunday schools in the af ' .ernoon, between the morning preach ng service .and the night preaching service. And a host of our young peo pie .believe thaClhey have done their luty to the church when they have ittended the Sunday school. Hence i host of them seldoW hear much( md?manifest very little interest in he preaching of the gospel. Conse Tueirtly 3_deal of our Sunday schools d p mfrl.inrr the youth& of our charsk: is of the spiritual food that God -has ?ribined..lkat they s 11 u uid ~h'gvtrfrydT~ k'ine'appointment. One well prepared properly delivered sermon will do more 'good than a dozen B. Y. P. U. jy Sunday school lessons taught by tht laity of the church. The pulpit is God's appointed place to instruat ?1 is church; it has His holy sanction; structcd so as to rob it of its audi nee is bound to prove a failure. i ne proper time lor a Sunday school | to assemble is just before preachings] service; and the entire Sunday school assembly remaining for divine service ] from, the pulpit. Rev. -Jr-W-.-Milcs,D. D., of Jinnrttr: ville, S. C., pastor of the Second Bap: list churchj Aiken; S G. i3 a-Koscoe Conkling Simmons, when it comes to saying what he wants to, to his audience without them getting angry with him.?He-ds serious under dis guise. lie tells the truth in negative form.. Humble* greatness wins and retain ihT a man many more friends ,than vwsnnned or atfect&L-greatnesi?. Trde .greatness enable3 & man to see coniititms ns they are; and any man see tng things as they are can but be humble, lowly arul sympathetic". By M. A. T. Rev. Dr. omarT"is much pleased w+th the?otrtdook?for?a?successful /ear's work in-Newberry, S, C. We wish--for Dr. and Mrs. Smart, the best that life holds, "and trust that They will- ever remember thj friends, made while they sojolwntd in this community. Rev. Dr. Shaw, who corn's to Beth, el A. M. E. ehureh is highly recora_ mended and has entered unon his work with courage. All Union bids Djr. Shaw welcome and promises to ren der any assistance possible while In our bwdsesi'm > f - ' Mis* Mattie Mouzon if Charleston msatssammmdimmim . - - THE PAfei 1 v \ " I who is one of the teachers at McBetl , High School, has kindly consentec ! ft) work with the saints at Bethel A M. E. church, helping in Sunday schoo and church work in general. Thi members ot Bethel -appreciate thi: act of Christian love and fellowshij verv much and hearfilv thnnk.. Miss Mouzon. . Mrs. Maggie Smith, formerly ol ~Unlu7T:bttt:Hf?ew H>f Ashevilio, M. C is still at the home of her childrei Mr.-and Mrs. W, Ej- Free on Nortl Hinkney street. ' ' '" * .itt-Jfl Mr. Sam Hunter left a few du>i tifrn far Challffirinngn. Term. Mav~SU(T cess Attend his efforts." . , Mrs. Frances McJunkins of Ashe, ville, N. C.^'is here visiting her sor Miv-Walter McJunkins on Hamlet St Rev. Eft. Broadus, of Greenwood, S C., preached at Corinth Baptist churcl on Sunday, "Nov. 7th.? A large mi m ber greeted Dr. Broadus at. each sei vice and all ure greatly impresse< with sermons preached. - o Hie urogram rendered by Women's good. Misses Alberta and Loyise Rufi favored us with instrumental--duett Mrs. Bookman select reading; Mr. S W. Morgan and Mrs. Matlie Simp. kins a duett. On Tuesday Noy. lbtl the Missionary Society "of Corintt Baptist church will meet at the honu ot Mrs. llattle Fant on Church T5TT ,T^TPHSmjf~,^UUil tilings' is u -store-for all who will attend. Mrs 1 Mat-tie- Menter asks thatjill .bc 01 [ harfd as there Ts' much business to bt h'nnuQnfn/l - - ** Pastor Welch and members are as ["busy as bees" preparing for Conference. Homcs-haVe all been soeurcc L-aurl Tininn ia looking -forward ?Q- S most' enjoyable session of the Pal ' nietto?Conference of the A.?3VL?LI Zion church. Nov. 24th?28th,-1920, -which will convene Willi Clinton chai pel A. M. E. Zion church, Rev. Dr Welch, pastor. * . A . very neatly arranged "Confer ei^ce Directory'' _has_-lieem placcdLir ihe hands of all concerned?'ihc Di rectory contains -program, also ai. attending, also, names and audresses of hostess._ Mm. S't1'" rv.y. ^..n.wi?for a few piinutes to speak olHihe Leader also Mrs. Mary A. Beatty. 'these ladies are our weekly "subs." We are._gtad to add Miss Grace Gist, one of .the young teachers je/t McBeth High schooPto ohr list, also Mr. de^ so Gilliam. A few of our '^subs" are somewhat disturbed in not receiving paper. We re asking that a .day or two be givei^ to those wire are beiiind with their subscription, fte arc quito -sure that all will soon pay up. ?Rovv4>r. Tobin prekcued airtJorinth Baptit church, Sundays?Nov.?14th. Un Mondffy aiternobif ne aiso attenu ed funeral services of Mi's. Alice "Love, who had been sick for about 0 years.' Mrs. Love .was at one time served faithfully until* she became ill. . . ~ Prof. G. W. Bolden spoke very ten dcrly of her work for the" company and interest in his sudcess as Supt. Deacon Sanders spoke of her as a -tnvirk < hrt^Tinn mirrnhpr of Cdrtnth Baptist church. Revs. W. Q. Welch and 7tr"A. Sims assisted -Rev. Tobin in the service. A very large number attended. Floral oft cringe were .ma ny and all beaufiful which attested T~ * to the high esteem; held for the de ceased. The words, of the text were: "The. -Master come and callcth "for thee."?John 11:28. Rev. Tobin paid a glowing- tribute to-Mrs. Love as a dependable Christian, whose lite -of . service was?worthy of emulation l he sermon, prayers and sohgs were indeed "very impressive. "Servant' ol God,' well ^^Ibne,^ was well sung by the entfay^nngrpgnt in?i. Abrams ant Moore had chai%aj of the funeral ar. rangements.. " 1 riey are gathering homeward- from every land, yes, one by;, one." j\Irs. Beatty oji Wallace St., hai returhed from Hendersonville, N. C. where she spent the symmer. Mrs Beatty is a taithful member 0f ^'0* A. M. E. church and alf are glad tv have her return in time for duty. Mrs. Osley Sloan and Miss Lunett< Kennedy are now teaching at Well -Mrs". Bertha McJunkins and Anni Harris Sims are at Brandon school. Mrs. Sallie B. Young, M. McCool Pernetta Freeman, Alice Carson^ ate Misses Benson Nicholas and' other from this section are all teachini the young idea How to shoot. Miss -lnlin Pruoman * I- - ' ? ' rAiten univcisity after licing at hom ?a- few -daya- for medical treatment We wish xor her continued ueaitn. j Mrs. Pernctta Benson, who is no\ in. Brooklyn, N. Y., with her daughte ^Vlrs. jtdihonla Cooper, is having' j very pleasant stay. Subscribers for The Palmetto Lea der will notice that subscriptions ar -Payable in advance. Mrs. Mary A Tobifl is Authorized Agent for Un ion, S. C. a,?. AIKEN NEWS The home of Mr. and Mrs. Georg HETTO I.KAPEB ' ' t* 1 I Glover was the scene of a beautiful Li tea Sunday afternoon. T,he guests called between four and "Ave. Music ' was enjoyed by all. Miss Blanche ? Thompson presided at the piano. A9 rriong thosd present were: Mr. and 1 Mrs...j.'Cumnring, .Mr. and Mrs. Na. * thaniel Wessels, Mr. and Mrs. E. Hill,1 Mr. and, Mrs. W. M. Ball. ' Misses Blanche Thompson, Estella Thompson, Emnja Cherry and l>r. G. 1 T. Cherry spent the week end in Wil \ liston as the guest of Misses Bunyan ( artd Hickson. -? - home of Mrs. G?Smooths last. Fri "day1 evening in honor ..of the Junior of SphofioM gphonl All epjoyeH 1 the eyeiiing. A^1 interesting program was ren . \ dered at Friendship Baptist'church ^ Sunday by Prof. Phillips of State Col I?ge.~,A large' crowd was present and ^ cver-y one was held- spellbound while 1 he rendered his great instrumental j. dered by ^3s Blanche Thompson de? Mr. and Mrs.. S. L. Jones spent he week end in Leesville as the guest "of her parents Mr; and Mrs. M. W. 1-andy. A Ir^-vT.hank.sgiving Program will 1 be given at the Aiken Graded' school 1 Monday night, Nov. 22. The children - f the Primary Dept. will ^present r"playlet "November," given for the r benefit ot tne new pianb. Admission * 10 cents! Refreshments will be ser1 vcd." The public is cordially invited : Miss Anna Verse Landy of} Lees. . _. ille_arrhed .in the..eity^ Monday and ; is spending the week as the [guest of her sister Mrs. E. M. JoneST . ^ "The A-mericair Woodmen gave a L benefit entertainment last Monday^ . night. A large crowd wag present aqII?cniovod tho?evening?very > much. A neat sum was realized 1 .'rem same. . ' The firt meetyig of the Aiken Co., Teacher' Association was a Viry in . teresting one.' Quite a few were '--present and the following officers~ were elected for this term: Prof. A. - W. Nicholson,-president; Prof. W. D. ' Dralce, vice preideht; * Mr. E. "Mr r Tones, Sec.; Mrs. Jessie Beid, Cor. - Sec.; Mrs. L. B. Morrisr Treasurer. - Tim next meeting will be at tftfUAW " ken Graded 'school, Saturday, Nov. "27th." Teaching English in the Elementary Grades and an address by one of the leading teachers of the county,"Prof. T. J. Sullivan. ^?Bambersr News?j * Quite a number of' folk of this city attended the Orangeburg County Colored Fair last week. Sunday last was an ideal spring day here," and the churches throughouT" the city were largely attended. The writer worshipped Sunday morning | :n 1 nicht at the Thankful Bantist church this city.' The pastor used as i text Sunday ' morning the first Psalm sixth verse: "The Lord know eth the way of the Righteous." The sermon wa3 full of instruction, higji 4y- consolihg?and?spiritual. Sunday might the pastor Dr. M. C. H. Dillard >reached a strong sermon from the ~ subjects "The Hvil of Strong Drink." - l'he good parson welit after the strung: drinkers with glove3 off, sleeves roll ed - upTand charged them with the righteous pitch fork. He said that ~ every habitual drinker is a drunkard" and no drunkard has a mind of sound reasoning. He called upon- the men at the conclusion or the discourse to pledge to abstain from the evil of . drinking, and do all in their power to blot out the curse. He turned also" , to the women of the audience who pledged to a person td assist in stamp ? ibg out the evil habit. Although the L sermon'. was cleats? and, convincing there were several among the men , 'the day closed at Thankful as one of j a spiritual feast. The parson also . made a plea for law and order paying his respects especially to mobs and mob violence, urging his .audience r to rihev the law and not for the sake } of shunning punishment but because it is right. a Rev. M. W. Norman i^ confined to ""his home on North Bridg^ St.7 hlvlrtg ) Dcen sick ior tne last eigr^t or ten jldaya. At this~wrrHng he13 fepcTrlfST | mending slowly. We trust thelgood i I parson will soon be out again. ^ ?Mr. George Kearse of West Church s* St., who was ill last week ly up again _ to the delight of friends. T}' MP. Muiiliuw lfuiidfti return 0' ed to his home in Pittsburg, after e spending a "few weeks with his father ^ Mr. Julius Henderson on Weimer St. Mrs. Ileyward Johnsoh and little '"daughter .Eulalee accompanied their r mother and grandmother Mrs. Davis B to Sumter last week end to visit rel. atives. ^ ? Mrs. Donelta Holmes is on the sick e lift this week. The friends are hop. ing that she will soon .recover. ,? L* tr1 A Bazaar is in -progress at the coL ored public school hete this week. - Quite a large and \jolly crowd was out Tuesday night. Dr. and Mrst M, C. H. DllTgrd mot ! ored to Voorhees School Sunday ev_ 1 ening last, where Pr. Dillard deliver.. f r L . , ...... ed an address on the "Life of Cooker T. Washington,." The _.addraaa was a masterpiece^ The HTinistet hsfvlng been personally ae<muintedl with Dr. Washington was able to bring out several new and unfamiliar phases of his g-reat life; _/rom start to finish.: The speaker gripped the attention ofhis audience which was held spell bound to the last sehtence. it was The writerJ was. in the party. We returned to Bamberg at 7:45 p. nv, just in time for tho night service at ^Thankful. -) '' Mr anji Mrs. Mnrnhv Moore of Ehrhardt were visiting Mrs. .Moore'sparents. Deacon and Mr. Grlirtpj, W. Church St., Sunday last. Deacon Frank Simmope and family who have been living, in Flushing, N. Y., for the last t\yo years have moved to Bamberg theitf former home. Everybody was glad to see them' re. turn. T.? A. R. . "* i ~ If ARriEVir.1 J5 NEWS ^Mrs. Daisy Perry was 'called to Newsome, wh0 /?s. very ill at his home in Savannah, the latter part of , last week. I Mr,?MoBride, of ffe;?up,?Ga., Iwas a pleasant visitor at that-certain iady'a home last Sunday. _ -?Beits ArMignn nnA r.rnvBnn' spent a very pleasant afternoon at the home of Mr. W. II. Backstitch Sunday. - Mr. Charlie Hannah of Jacksonivlle Fia., was a-visitor-ftr H:rrdeevrttc, the past week. . The many friends of Mr. P. S. Thompson will, be glad to know that he is- recuperating.1 after a . nmnthV illness. ' Mr. David Gadson Warf seriously" shot Monday evening by unknown par ties when walking in his" yard.' ' Mr. Humbert Scott of Ilardecville was married Sunday to -MrSs. Ruby Shiggs, of Garnett, S. C., a? Mt. ?ion.A. M. E. church by Rev. J. iir? J. R. Jennings. Refreshments were .served,. Tliey=feturned.-to t:he: ironic" of the groom, where thpy will reside. Mrs. Harry WiIliams nreiiii.p.ii)iuJ hy Mrs?J. M. Baohntitch and?Mrs. Ttosrr CiTeortrs mr,tvu-,... Monday. ' J. trip to. Beaufort the past week.' Mrs. Emma Allen spent the'week end witlr Ella Fields. Andrews News The Baptist Association met at Pine Grove Baptist church last week.' Twos quite" an interesting group.^ men were here .to make- the meeting a success.?Among tno.-e present we're: Pres. J. J. Starts," of Morris1 College, Mr. Seymour Carroll,-of Co ! lumbia, Rev. Easley, of Florence and Rev. Daniels, of Georgetown, and uth? ers. .k " Mesdames C. C. Kinloch and T. F.-j Jones, and littftr daughter, spent the week end in Manning- and Saw tor.1 ? MessrsT-F; Greene, W. Barncttc, B. [ f. Witherspoon, T. Pearson, J. Kin" loch, M. Jones and Prof. Smith mol [ ored t0 Manning on Sunday .to attend j ,he.. Central. cpnfWenpr. .? Mrs. Eugenia Carter spent the week end in Manning visiting Mrs.: J. S. Boyd. . 4 Mrs. Eliza Corbett and '"friends of Hartsville, spent Monday in "the . ity visiting friornds. Mr. and?M rs.' J a i i t c a C o mm a o' lor pand sister spent Sxmday visiting Pruf" and Mrs. J. E. Smith. -?Mr. James Kinjocjb nutdu fl llylng'" trip to Georgetown this week.' .< The Oyster, supper given at the, T~; Professior Jtlice Hours; - Telephone*; 1:30 A. M. to 2 P. M. Office 353d . 6:00 P. M. tn 8 P. M. lies. 0548 Phynlcinn and Snrirono ')i?easa? of Women ?nd Children A Specialty Office: - Re i ilcr.ro: 14UH St 139Q OnV S~tT DtvL. M. DANIELS ' Physician ami Surgeon Special Attention Given Diseases 0 / - \y0men Office Tr^r-ifLf.nfiQ1125 Washington, - 22.?>Q Hampton Phone 0129 I'hone 7501 Office Hours: " Teleph"r<?* ~ 11:00.. to 1:00 P. M. Res. 4CU2 6:00 to 8:00 P. M. DR X G. STUART Office: . " Rctrfenre: '702 Main Street 1417 Pine Strop*^ ~7 1 Office Hours: ? 10 A. M. to 1 P Mjr 0 f. M. to 7 P M. Dr. J. H. finorlwin 1 , lilt WubinitM St ColttabU g, C. 1 Saturday. November 20, 1926r , (j ' ' ' \ -home (;f Mr?. William Cooper "on Friday night, wa a success. LITTLE MOUNTAIN I.OCAI.H. are.-very busy, gathering their crops, :;n,l planting- wheat and oats. Moft. ' uii.v i:\yiiui;; iujh u mce ram. ?Missis?Tljpfflasinfr and Eloise Boa ?? ;;cr teachers- at Ait. ~ Olive .Graded ~ school were jn Little Mountain Sunday. They were delighted to see one ~ of- tlvc tench PVfT at: Little Mountain? school, Miss An nice Martin". Miss 1 hoin.u:iUa spent the week end in Columbia.- She reports a very pleas and rftnyr*?; ?p'-v . ~z~. :?' ? Miss Mabel . Wicker, one of the teachers of Little Mountain Graded school, accompanied by her parents t~ Mr. and Mrs. - Joe Wickerl and her istpr, Mildred, motored to Columbia .last Sunday to* sep their daughter' and sister MisrTsqytii; who is a stu. tlent-at Old Howard -school--there.--?r Mr. Willie Lynn Thomas, a member sity motored to Little Mountain Sun. dt'.y. Guess wlio was full of smiles?* Miss Lottie Hawkins, daughter of " ... Mrs. I'. E. llawkin^is- up again after an illness of six weeks. . . i *. ^ Mrs. Peggie Kcsley -is otill oni the sick list. ] ' Mr. Jolnr-Eleazer and Mr. Evans -Shiimnhytf. h^lnvnd T.itMo Mnnn t-qin 'SutKlay^'' ... "" : Liftlo Mountain is moving on. "We -,w.vf.,v,l?-.,t??) ...e ....... 7.it-i. Martin and Wicker, who'are putting Hfort-h-crcry- effort to make our -school what jt should be. . . " *V * The members* of Mt. ;Zion are very proud of' their new pastor Rev. C. C. TVasier; ?* -?*- :?1 ? The body of Mrs.. jQlaudine Hli Hani, was hrougt trom Columbia Nov. o I f i,.io iJlt'.lb Moun.taiih to bu funeral | izejl at Mt, Zion A. M. E.' church, wlibrP 'she was a member. This is her native home. She moved to Co. Iuipbia about four years ago, where ' he died Xui. mh.TikjoT Mrgr~Gir:? ~~ liam -wgr^?ofily a few_days befqre lac ond canrfev-Slie requested before \ _he end that Ruyv^fri). Ramsey preach ' ( laic, and RFv; C. k~ the somam." "IlfT preached as ftgver ?~ before* ~. ' ... j- ..' Mrs. Gilliam leaves to, > mourn her. loss, a husband; Mr. Johtf Gilliam and 'J a. host of little chHdren/.isix sisters,"-;*""'' Mi s. -Emimt-Hawkins, Mrs. ? Laura-?- ? Cannon, Mrs. Mary Robinson, Mrs. Ella.'.Bail. Mrs. Ilattie Eleanor nnH Mrs. Be ssie . Summers, all of Little Mountain. Three brothers Messrs. jirtSTn*, George and Earnest Chattmon. Tmr bcnvrrctl-ri'amily ha3 our?deefi=-^? If you ~want tor reach the colored v .; ^ ; - people* advertise in j i ^ i . jr^ 6The-Leader''' leading weekly news lina's. 1 v v *? v v v v ?!* v v vv \* */v v ial Cards j Uiuco iutur&i . Phone .353*6 9 A. XI. to 2 T. Rl. i IV M. to 7 r. M. Smnluys Hy?Appointments. ? - Dr. 11. G. Thompson Siirueoii Dentist Cnnvu uiid Ii ridge Work a Specialty. Pyorrhea .Treated Successfully. M'j" 1-3 Assembly St., Columbia, S. C. " ; 1?f '?~? 'Ollico' Hours: 1(1 to 12 M.; 2 to 6 P. M. Telephones; fOjlice 6744;,Ue*. 3702 DR. M. A. EVANS ?^ Diseases of. Women A Specialty. . (iftidunlp \"n rv.es- in AUentlflncft. -^=-== t?ni it. i inUni *<? r'utiimivta. S'~C OfTicp Honrs* Tplephones' I-LA.. T?L to 2 1' M. OfTim 4247 0 P. M. to 8 P, M. Res. 8875 Dr. W. D. Chappelle, Jr. Office: Resdened: P1.Q1? r.prvwj?- g> 1OT Ptwa.Rt DR. II. H. COOPER^ Dentist T~C *"? Gold Crown and Rriftge Work A Specialty Special "Attention Q.iven to Disease! OF the Gums Ofy'e Phone 0429 1125 Washington St. 1Residence Phone 8264