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. ' _ I - 1 SIDELIGHTS OF THE PIEDMONT i ' ( ' ~ \ ?.* ; - * ' * * i? t f ~ By W. A. Fisher. '. The official opening: of. the Piedmont -?L??. r.nnft>ronr?o wns .lu?ld ;it Allioi flVinple A. M. E. church Wednesday njiorning the Tfeature being the annual sremon by'kev. G. W. Bradley, who ghve a ~ 'full house much fund for thought in T7 ~ his powerful, soul stirring menage. At night the church whs peeked and Standing room was- aW^ . piemiunr " _? when Jiiiy. Jk C. MrClrlljm ih-p'ii'Iv'l the rrfUriiy I n prenY-h nf Jln> ~ MisTonary sermons ip the history of . -the Conference. The services were * " .^followed by a brilliant recept ion^ giv? en by the Sunshine and Boosters clubs, in the A. M. Iy parsonage.. The guests included bishops; general olli : act'S, College presidents, piT'diiiig tl i~: ders;*pastor^ and many "distinguished ? laymen. * ??r? Thursday nightx was. "Education night." and <it p.- Th'. l). II. .Sims, the? man of letters, who vapuircd a _ greatcrowd with his masterlul ar.il potent plea for Christian ediTc-uiori. The dudtenoe lesnnhTRar V. j; h ' in a: e than $500.00 for "Allen -University.. Friday night was the occasion of air! Wltherspi'on is an a ale preastier itiTTT' will .doubtless j-foVC a great drawing card in Greenville;? ' As thcr cnstnnr hnrdx^n- for- nm+iy' ycar.g. the Conference suonlied UTe city, Sunday morning;. The reports are that all of them did credit to themselves and the'(treat orguni/.ntioii they represent. The able Dr. H. II. Coit was sent to the fashionable John Wesley .U. 1.. church ot which i)r. ?E-W. ,TnyW the pastor, and ~ f it is .said he preached one of the ---- ? grettUwfc sermon.-, -eyei?hcaid there.? The visiting niony.iors (jf tho'Con ] ferencc included;. -lii^hop \V. T.'A'er non, Detroit; Drs^E. II. Coit, New __ York;' J. G! It^biiisoii. i'fhladclphia; R. W. Ma nee,'. G A. bingleton, h. A. Adams, E. II McGill, .1 E. .Thomas/ T J, Miles, J. C. Smart; M:^. John . Mrq. Julia Watts and Mts.J'Thohiia r.ollin-:, a ft <'i' sjii'iu I i ii , r \ r m 1 v.til:.v with their father, Mi\ Closes Collins, ???1 w;Cilt'L'ii Aut, left tins trtvK1 l'"'t Cleveland,' O. i?-? Mr,- John 5s7T^sKeFIelt last wcokfor Charlotte, N. C. ? I fTTI.T! MOUNTAIN LOCALS. In spite of the cold Sunday there way u nice chmyd at-Mt. Zion. "-Krw C. E. Frasier preached frorn the "11th chapter of Hebrews, and th^ 10th vs: "For he Idok>#r for a city wTiich lrath ~ Excellent platform, sort ice. The i::viu cible trio, vivi; Dr. R. YV. IVIanco, an ? rhlLdlddtfl'-JMr fW^bhsfcr ~~*v opric;Dr. Eugene il. ill, tin.f brilliant and el'njueiit- youn#?oratui_ L_. .... of the^ Central' Conference, and Dr. Cpit,~thejfcilvcniunraC) 1 muht.i! officer of New York C'jty, were the principal speakers! It is enou'jrh. to 11 -t>ay each of t hese^rrrrreter^wuo at n:' ' ' ' ' ' SjUnrdfty waS;Y more or less a busi arioj -there were no cKtt . standin'sr public services. . 1 " . LedT-rmd not driven, by the re ... * doubtable Kt. Rev. Jihn llur t. 1.1.. D.^ assisted by the scholarly Ri. Rev. \V. T. Vernon, Lb* u., the. iTemnonf Conference. ended one of its most' successful sessions here Sunday af ternoOn, with the readin.tr. of the up ? pointracnts?.1*hat sesSlon was c-harae terized by a spirit of unity. The a pex was reached JBunday a.t noon. when Bishop Vernon delivered a mas A p..i i: i: ^ 4- ...r iamiui ui uuiuii^ir. MTIIMMI IIAMII 6:2: "Whence .has this man these, thingsAlore than 800 persons . ttKi'u packed and jr.niv.eu him splendid setting to receive Bishop t=^ Vernon^ ---heart temyhrmg-r-rje-^ag^r ' -Charming music. -by-Allen Temple'^ splendid choir was "a Iks: Una.- of ali services. 71 " 7~ ^ '' Dr. D, L. AYitherspoon to. Alien ?4, 1 - Temple. ___ Some of the major appoint men-: ' were as follows: Dr. J). L. Wither \ spoon, formerly P. E. of the tirern wood district, was assigned "To Albion Teniple;?Dr. W. F. Rico, ^'ueceeflutg him as presiding elder. Dr* A. J. Mar r_tin, formerly utrTTne IVrfr.t. w-n yi.-.c etL_^at Mt. Pisgah, Croenwood, the former pastor, Dr, Albert I .one:, he* ing transferred. Dr. MarTTn isi'ifslc - ceeded by Dr. .AWxliianis. a lv v.ciih) to this conference. Theris woyo ?eV " : v eral Other changes ur rr-y.; nr lr _? iTYtpgrtanrc.?-?V' I)r. D. L. W'i:liei.spiioii. the .rchol arly .young man who was . assigned" to Allen Temple in the afternoon, preached his first sermon there SVn day night, to a -comfortably packed audience! 1 he discourse drawn from :?:?Ji)h!'l 2." U 11 sphi'.mi! irrrttr-nnd - -was enjoyed by all ' proscm. , l>r. THE PALM] Baptist church was held from that church on last Sunday ut 3.00 p. m., conducted by his pastor the Rev. R. V. Thomas. He was the victim of j a heart attack and-the community is shocked by his sudden -passing'. He is survived by a nymber""of children. His wife. Mrs. Elizabeth Brownlee t' ' * j Morton preceded him to the grave ir> 11922. The sympathy of the commun ity goes'*?ut' to his children in this hour of their great loss and. com. mends them to the care of the great Giver of life. ?: ? Mr. T, C. Sussowell is much im. proved at this writing, though still confined to his room , j Mr. Robert 1,'. Hawthorne returned j home on last Monday after spending several months in Chicago. Winns^boro News" - * * ^ /i'lmhiTKJris, whose builder and maker "Is tiod. ~ TTe bw.'U'WM h soul stirring onnnn,'and many hearts were made to rejoice. Rev. Frasier, Mr. Williams and TTevTT. T). Davis both of Winnsboro, . iv.otoi.ed to Littje' Mountaini Sunday. We were very glad to have these two utnn untU -no PrtfK nf +V%??v? _rave some very interesting" talks. The niUny friends -of Mr. Leo Chattman arc delighted to know that has returned to Tattle Mountain hftcrr'?p?ntHhfr the summer in Cran . lord, X. J. He reports a very pleas 'ant stay. . .. ' * We are find -to renorL that our Leiielica-^idii j Anniec Marti n is belter iter an* illness Of two days. ' .IDs. .Mary Kohinsou Ts on thc~5tck list llllS Week, _ We. hope for her a s f c edy^Tcco very r~ ? Mr. ami, Mrs. Joe Wicker motored t.r Romania Sunday to see "trig-sick ?Wr?hope?she?will" noon To cover. - ' ' Tho-wriier is asking the rcadcrs of this paper to please subscribe for the -Hairnet to Leader. Air. Ant'iinr llart. who .has been liv tug in C'oiumliTa for sometime came ;te h> father Mr. !> II. Hart* Vamhfv. ~ Itftv A"! llart lelt .Monday "or Richmond, Ya. Mr. Colic "Michel hcrirer returned \c.\v > oi ic.?Gues^r who is all situles ? ; ? ^ -- 1 | - y - " * Anderson Notes;-? " ' 7Tt.-.?r. W. Montgomery .. has ac opted a positkm aa--yi4pejpal -of jtlie. !?'.' ctjjvajd _i^ho(?I,_nt l-c \ el Land. .- < '? opened- Monday. We wish her a successful term. We are grind to see that Mrs. Can). ~ey TlfonrpYm and Mr. W^ I* I'eek who have hVeh" ill are able to be out a pain. Rev. and Mrs. W. C. Crawford, Mr. Larky Carter, Mrs. Jennie Ellison* Miss (Ynyou.; Jones ,y&s. O. E. John "annual conference of-r^the A. M. E. church held in Greenville Sunday, We. are glad that Rev. Crawford is to remain here another year. Mis< Claudia Burris is teaching at l.Ilild-Mounttitfi, ttrnc teTTO. We wish !:cr in Her-new neld of labor. Mrs. Z. V. A. Williams and Ver HH'.qti ^vrth Mrs. Willianis grand ..otra r, Mrs. Fannie, Mattison, who" . Miss Anna Garrison-, one of the :t.v tcax-h'ei-s iill at. ijhis writing. v. . ' . she wjill smnrho out again. Mis. Josephine Butler, another city home with mumps. Her Tfttle pu .pils miss her. wt?$y. much. Mrs. O. H. Johnson n-tmpfdyipg far her. "TTev. S. C\ CampbellVCent to SttveF Street ?.[onday; wkOn he returned he w:.< act ompanicd,.by his step mother. ?i hsnksp. 1a ing~Time has csjine -again1: i'ttvl everyone has reason to be thank "ui for the many -blessings of the pTYt year.: TVppfopvlatje Thanksgiv _rvieo-- will be held at" the var. "iii is cL a relies- Thursday evening. 1'invn'i Teacher Association of ^y-'h'"t''rnir^rTTg^:i-Thnol--mct1 Thurs" ij .V at the school building. An ex . cell-ent ]>rogranw wa< rendered by ti.'-t and' advanced first grades with Mrs; Mot a Johnson-and Miss Virginia ' Wirtkiiis as touclicrsT After the busi in ss part of,the meeting.we-were ser wed refresh me~nr?Jyy the grades'men ti-.-ned. Everyone present enjoyed the i ali ornoon. ?- . . Due West Locals By Olin L. Smith The spirit.-of?the Pilgrim Tatters -wrts much in evidence when ' on Thanksgiving day the congregation vrt St. Mai vpBaptist and Mt. Lebanon A. M. E. ehurchc.v united in thanks j ivintf.- services-"\\11h fife congregation of Mt. Zion Presbyterian church, of which the Res'. ,1. H. Toatley*pas?~ tor. Ihe 1 haifksgiving SCI'MOn WflS ably preached by the Itev. R. V. Thonum-of the Baptist' churcbf-Just -Jn- bn thr-rev wa7,-trr be inspired. ~ Revs.1 A. J. Martin, SrJ. Cowan, J. | K. Yauss. \V A. Harris, J. II. Rnrn.s,, \ii i - II l ie -")il \V S- |Inwt.horno ALi:s,_Jiilia -1L Robertson anil the wri M1 ilUMhlf.l MVc fi'ossl'o'n ol tK6 1MM -^ont Anmntl Conference hold in A1? torn Temple "cTiurcTT,- Greenville, Nov. IT 2L Mesdamcs C. K. Martin and Laura Vauss, Messrs. James Wright,, Wr-Lr-Lee, W. M. MeKelvy and oth . ors motored up on Sunday. ^ The Rev. P. .T. Wilson former pas. tnrWELThe Winnsboro Station wag ap pointed by the Conference-to sue. ef'od. the Rev. A. J. Martin as pastor <sf Mt. Lebanon church, while the Littrr jrncs to Mt. FIsKffh" Temple at Greenwood. The funeral of Mr. Abraham Mor ' tUTT,-H prominent-member of St. Mary Armistice tlay was celebrated at I the . Presbyterian church Thursday p. ebration were two keynote addresses j^bv Prof. G. F. rjaj.tnnj~r)rincinal lot | the white City s.chools and Dr. D. W. I R<fsier, supervispr of the colored County. Schools. ? Prof. Patton ^reviewed the- World ^V^r^J^s_^a^e? jtul on each Ilis address was very inspiring and was well taken by the audience. Dr. the Nrogpo- tioktiefs ?fevr tKc gailqnf part they played in the war. He said it was the natural inclination of the Negro to fight, thcrefmutzthg war had n0 terrors for him. This was the_Jirst time the people of our city have honored our ex soULiprs and great praise is duetto the energetic pastor of the-Presbyterian church, ! Rpy. TT."T1T Ulmer,'who by liis'untir ing efforts made* possible the .h-ecep I tion. Rev. Ulmer has plans on foot to perfect a permanent organization "to make this day one of reverence ;tfiu cuicoruie 11 annuany. ed to ,?he Presbyterian school, house where the ladies of the Presbyterian church served a delightful course of sandwiches, cocoa and cake to-the entire congregation, After several games of hand hall and a~few remarks from Mr. Alvin Goins. \vh0 spoke-for j the ex soldiers this delightful pro r?^?. k T'ouglii m mi imd.'1 The members of the St. Paul Bap tist church were surprised on Sunday to fir.d n now snnitaiy rnhhor enrpet on the fioor, which was placed there .during, the. week by the young .ladies Missionary?Society?of?llie?church The young ladies : society* been* >eery_ _active since ic vi'U? .organlSSe/l" irT their contribution to "the church. ...The .rally was c nti.nred until the 2nd Sunday in- December.. The cap ..tains of the Clul s reported $l-lC.OOr: Mrs. J. E. Giimore of Rock. - Ilill stopped in the chy- last week on her way from i na ieston enroute for home. - cr; Rev. W. T. Bu ton motored to Sar diiiia-Sunday u> visit his-wife. Mr *vv M Robinson -of Rock Hill was ia the city Friday, ~ ' ' ' - ''I-- ' " ' Gadsden News The musical concert given bv the Lyric entertainers was enjoyed, by a large audience. Airs. /.cnotua j error? the pianist, JanuinmL s.ome exceUfetL music. Her. humorous reading was. also. Onjpycd. My? Williams sang sev eral solos and Mr. J. C. "^JTckMTty~WH* at his Joeatr as a violinisi. Several requests have been* made that the concert be repeated at uieN graded .school in the near future. Mrs. Zenobia J offers is. now teach ing at the Gadsden graded school. She is rendering "efficient" service. Mr. W. D. Woodard who has- been in Jacksonville for sdveral weeks, snent a few hours at home Sunday, lie was on.his way-to California. Mrs." Anna Bryant wifo has been on the sick list for several months, jujjietlv nassed awav on the. 11th inst. Finioral siu-vif:es worn held from the St. Mark Baptist church, Rev. J. B. Barber hCr pa?tor. preached the fu noral. ~ ? Mrs. Sallie Scoti-a resident rrf this community passed away on the 22nd inst. Mrs. Scott was with Tier daugh ter Mrs. Amy Krehardsoh Of Colum -Hn "-hen the end ra"irm She was a faithful member of the Red lUR Bap tfstrchurch. tthc leaves3F hu*t of r?l at'ivcs and friends Jto monrn her loss. The time of the funeral has not been announced. TRENTON NEWS. f With both faculty nnri 'students fill ed to the brim with enthusiasm the j-wosk-uf our school alb-departments mmm tm ni 5TTO LEADER is going on nicely. Bettis Academy with its -ptg-ftTeerr tetrchCTS ~airdrTjroTi than six hundred students design t( accomplish-much good for the race ii ; particular as well as tl^e state am Ou^ faculty consists of men ant women well prepared to perform th< j work to which they are called. Mrs. Henrietta Jones, wife of Prof J. Monroe Jones, our instructor ii j agriculture and animal husbandry |has returned from an extended visi Tt^-fcddcago, -where she spent mor< 1 than- three months with her parents She. rcpOTTs a very pleasant stay.. " at present in ihe north rendering t series of concerts in interest of th? school. . President A. W; Nicholsor is accompanying the club and person, ally directing its activities. ; Prof.,W. W. Nisholson, Mrs. S. L 13. Collins and a number"of students - attended?tine Cooperative Daptisi State Convention at Baughmanvilh , last week end L _ The religious phase of our worl has .taken on new life and vigor undei i he direction of Rev. Samuel F. E. mafluel, Professor of languages ii [ ihe Iligh-Sehool department.??? FroT.Jp. 0. Mcintosh, formerly prii i cipal of the Edgefield county traininf school at Johnston, is_ a member o: out, faculty. Two rooms are being added to" the elementary school buH< nig*and home economics departments ^ < . r o AIKEN NEWS . v y The many friends of Mp. Wallace turn-home "for the winter after spent - -inpr the vncntion season in the north The Schoficld School and friend: enjoyed a very interesting? progran .Friday night'wnich was rendered bj the eighth grade. -One of the (Outstanding social e venTs of the week was the party givei Smooths. -All enjoyed the evening very much.' ' We regret ever so much to learr . that Mother Green is on the sic! . list --the?past, -week. Hope she -wil s..)io lie oiit np-oin Friendship Baptist Church Monday night, Nov. 2'Jth. The public is in "ite"d to'ednie and enjoy same. We are delighted to see the Smal - \.iod family back home after a pleas; --rnt trip- in the North. ?r -Prof.-A. W. Nicholson and his Gle< v lub left lor i'niladelphia and othei : n)iii'.< North last, week and we wisl . or them a pleasant and prosporout ' i&K Miss Julia^ Jones and brothers mo Tore! from N. Y., last week. Glac o "r-ee^fchem home for the winter. Quhc a shocks tp_the members anc ''i-'cnd^ to^car ni one of Second Bap Jsl church members being no more Mr. Gregory departed this life Nov '2nd. Prof. W. W. Nicholson of Bettis -'Vcademy wag seen in the city Monday -o?-4>uftiness.?T?? : ?1 Mis,. Ann a Verse I.andy afUt spending a very* pleasant week ir Aiken returned home last Saturday. The Christian Club met at the home of Mrs. Delia Parker last Sun. day afternoon. After the business was over a pleasant social hour was enjoyed By aHT Delicious -refresh. merits were served. ?There will bu a vuty IntPfCStlftg urogram rendered at the Andrew Rot erTTnstitute Monday night, Nov. 22, The public is cordially invited tc rrinn- and enjoy "rame. 9 ^ Hardee ville News. On last Tuesday night, 39 Sii Knights wore turned loose, after ar all night initiations. All of the gen tic me were highly commended, but they don't seem to realize the good . the third 'degree wa? so severe, it will take them sometime to realize that there was pleasure in the trip This being a new' lodge, Brother ol Morgan-Lodge No. Si. All the ofTi cers have been installed, namely S. A. Williams, C. C-.; Toby Riley, V ' J. M Bneklitch, K of R. ft Sfl R M Sting, 1YT. of W ; N, 11. Rilay, M of F.; A. L. Rilc'V, M. of E^: E. J Backstitch, M. at^Arr W; &eatxj rough Irmei^gutml, Walter Middletoh, O. G After the installation refreshment: were served. Sir R. H. Scriven, D u.t u. <J. leels real proud of th< -splendid work that he has accom pltshed- m n short while The writei -mf- this- item wishes to?say to many friends as it is a custoTi t< Rive f?ifts for Xprias let this papei he your' Rift. Mr. David Gadson was rushed t< , the Charity hospital the past week '1 Rev. -J.. R. Stevenson will 4eav< i fo-JkJifoftMW. -r?. fcW'iV fi - -w- T~ 7 *r*~ r Rev. Grayson i$ here conductir r Tits" "fourth quattSfly conferenceT" " ) Mr. Wallace Wallfer was the gue 1 of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Backstitch Si 1 day. Mr. Abraham Scriven Of "Sarato} 1 Springs, N. Y., passed through he a en route to Florida. He spent tl day in Savannah with his broth R. ? H- Scriven. While there th< i were the guests of their sister in la , 5lrs. S. L. Scriven find niece Mi E Dora Scriven: Itfr. Scriven left Sa i urday morning for Florida whereJ will stay until sprirtgr" Mrs. S^H. Hodges was in Savai i neral -of her son in law Mr. Epl 3! ralm Brown,?who died from hoa i failure. . . . . . Mrs. Nicey Scott and Mrs. Emi Yeomans were called to Savanni Sunday to attend the funeral, of the ? brother in law. fc The?many 'friends?of?Mrs.?SWH j Brown regret very much to learn - her husband's death, which- occur i last week. . . " - r " Mr. and Mrs. Ben Robinson ai . two-sotra James and - Dick - spent i few days in Savannah. While the - they- were?delightfully entertain i by' Mrs. Rosa Lee Tipfcrins. r s f ? ? t * v ~~T I' ' > ll ^enpettsvillc. Nov. 22.?Sund; was a red letter day in the city, wi strange ministers?the white. M. _ Conferctlge 1 being ' held Th". the cT this week; and quite a \arge numb of the white preachers preached ? different 'churches Sunday mornin ~ This?brought?a-*onl- treat?io-B<s 1 nettsville people. . 7 Sunday afternoon, 3:30 Rev. J. 3 Harrison, pastor of Saw Mill Bapti i church, and his large body of mer r berfe came over and rendered a splei did service to Evans Chapel A. M. ~ Z. church, Rev. R. H. Riddick, paste i His strong and powerful sermon w > Rev. D. D. Williams, pator of F1 Creek Baptist church, Darlingtpn," 1 C., was. in the city Saturday on bu i iness. 1 -Mr. Answer Drake?our splend = -merchants-re-having some -happy iir >4- Drnkr , cert Airily hinl . lonely since Mr. Seymour Carroll > turned to Greenville, S. C. His st; 1 was highly apprecmfed r ail aga - Mr. Carroll.? ;~ ; are busy preparing themselves f< : .Conference. We wish all much sir L cess. }- Misr, Marie Downy,- of Newberr is in the right places when she can . over to join the faculty of Clio "ferai I ed school. She is a splendid teach and in every way, she is making I success. I" am sure she will be wi - us for ages.?:? ??? Miss Crister.a McKennel is doir nicely with her school work-in Bint ham. ' Mrs. R'osie McCollum is all snvili over her new baby girl. She is little doll. Mother and baby are d( : >ng. rijefly. The many relatives and friends r< grct?to learn of Mrs. Stancher John akin Shields being on the sick lis i?ir. anieias ana lamjiy have our-dec ' est1 sympathy. Misses Hortemle and Eva Stubl write of their happy, stay in Benedi* r Gulkft'i. ^ i Nurse V^-JL-Jones had a trip 1 Hamlet, N. C. We regret- to see MrrTJunlap rr <*<* < Professic Office Hours: * Telephone 11:30 A. M. to 2 P. M. Office 351 6:00 P. M. to 8"P. M. Res. 66< | Dr. C. E. Stephenson Physician and Surrenn ; Diseases of Women end Children j .. Specialty Office:.^ ? Residence: 1 1414 H Asseml.1v St ? 1328 Oak 5 Dr. I7m. DANIELS L . i_ rhysician jand Surgeon?U? Special Attention Given Diseases : .?.Women ~ Office - Residem 1 1125 Washington. ZSTKT Ham pit -Phone <1429 Phone 7561 -Office Hours: ^"Telephone 11:00 to 1:00 P. M. Res. 4# ' 8:00 to 8:00 P. M ^ DR. ire? STUART - Office: ~ Residence: r 1702 Meln Street 1417TTne StrV 7 V r- Ofllco Houro: 10 A. M. to 1 P. M. 5 5 P. M. to 7 P. M. -? Dr. J. H. Goodwin Saturday, November 27, 1926. ig turn to his work as porter again. He is" very Th'iriv in the city, st Miss Ethel Mc'Coy_ is teaching in an Gibson, N. C. Hope she will eh joy her work. ' , _ -.?? ?a Everybody is_ looking lor a splen._ ? .1? nn * it uiu iiiuiiiyisj^ijtiiig u<i>. iiusi ail lie will- thank Godwin the .right way. er I.et's meet and sing pvaises to Christ ?y Callie 1). ,San(Iersj Reporter.iw : ? SS ? ' " *e Newberrv Newsr Newberry, Xovr -g-h-^Ori last Sat" ~~ ?= -iniiinji< Hk "'ii ui.i m il ? ~ ^ looked like, a show day. The -white people's County?Fair closed ^a?d t4?o colored people had tjui right a way IS- .? the trapeze for a few hours. It l" 'ooked like all the colored people were !ir riding and you tell hu? that times are hard. .There arq?two things a Negro , ^ win do. vide 'ott trn|:(-'/i's :nul go to 4ee n ctirnivnt. to see - his own race ^ vHt the fool.? 0? ~ * *? Yes, on the ?r>l and 1th of Dbcchu. i ^ her, the-County School Fair will take -a Mace, at the?Drayton Street High -? re School; We will see how many will ?**" be down Ao?witness - one-uT-tho best County School Fairs that we - ever ? puf over. One of the special fea_ _j. -tures?this year will he the display * of project work from the SmithHushes teaclvwHK of -Altj Bathcl schools and the Home Economics departm ent and the Couilly Trainnig jgc ;School at. Prosperity. All teachers /. tj, are asked't0 have their'schools rep- B g resented as- - usual. There will be [y- prominent speakers "Who Will address er The-people Friday and .Saturday, at wlrieh time ,\iurUv will be special lec. Lures to the tcachres on Saturday^?: jpj Prnf I k ? E. F. Floyd, B/ AV.* Bradley, S. M. -j? Vonr.'r, f-im-V.iillrn . sj. The boys- of- Drayton Street school n have a nice Toot^ ball team under the ' n management of Prof. Fred Pratt. E They have plyacd several games )r> i.nis term, Columbia. Greenvlle and as Spartanburg.-v"?n hist Friday they score of 12?0. Hurrah for the New gt berry boys. ? . ... > s The services we're pood at Miller all day Sunday. Rev. Smart preach id ad two good sc'inicis The Suftday schnnl w.K .well .auV.ndod." i visitor with us in Suitday school, l-ps .Mr. S. W. Alton. i bo" ?W? gL were plad to haw Kim and he said jy that .lie' enjoyed IwUiif? with us and 'pniiiii. i d to " come back apai.n. Mr. M. C. Tucker \\er.t to. CulCfth -fc- 'oiar oiv- Saturday to spend the clay or with hi? son, Mr. Josgidj Tucker, he ? ~ says-.?ljui the tvidotys.sa;.",Mr. 'luck.?"? cr ha^.a pirl-?tliat he is calling Jpe y / Cohnnlrin. i . . ~ ie'j ^ Rev. K. F.-.lvHis has moved, to Co. j i lumbia, ami Rev. Smart has moved cr j in the pai'sannpe on* Caldwell street. a I Messrs. Patterson and Pratt have . a nice stock of ~caskp'ts no hand. ?.jTlu-ir funeral [wirlnr is. nicely affang. ed bnd in order. ' ipT1 5; If you want to reach the ccfcrcd Jpeople advertise in *;j"The Leader" ?cadging weekly news^ ~ -[paper ot the Carolina W ' >nal Cards J a: j Otlice I j purs: i'hone 3536 )j? D A.-M. th 2. P. M. ? ?' . ' ~ 18 ,3 P. M. to 7 I\ M. Sundays by Appointments. Dr. IhH*. Thompson A I: x Surgeon, Dgmiat ~ ? (Trnvvnfi^i. < ?r.?-*\\'?- c?? ."..Iiiuiu u opeciany. Pyorrhea Treated .Successfully.' ;t. 11414.1-11 A.-sotobly Si-., Columbia, S. C. -V1 1 I ' Mil -: Oflice Hours: 10 to 12 M\J 2 to G P. M.? Telephones: Office 1*44; lies. 3702 ? Diseases of V'omon A Specialty. ?1? Grmtuotc irr-MtTTTrlaTic'B. - ^ ' c0 -1301 Vv Tavlor St.. ? Coluriibfa. S. C. in ,?i i ??- > , i ? <Ulirr U-oTfTT ' r*Tenttfmw " "1-1-1- A Tit -in- o. P Til - - nir.^ AIM _ s;' C P. M. to S T. M. : I5C 8&7EMbj Dr. W. D. 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