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I Locals Anc
JParker Smith of Greenwood is
Hr yi city for an indefinite stay.
^Htnt a few days in the city last
I Ik visiting relatives and friends.
\iss Mamie Lawson was the guest
^B./Mrs. Georgia Glasgow, at 2224'
Bwvali St., whiIe^)assThg~~ffTrough
K.. * _
city irom a convention.
H Mrs. Eugenia Robinson of 914
Pine St. is convalescing after having
Hpiet with an auto accident" Oct. 30,'
Hour wish i3 that she may continue.
Mrs. Hann&h Outen and her daugh
Hr Miss Lottie Bell arrived Wednes !
^Hy a. m., from- Philadelphia where
jiey spent a very profitable and en--,
t Mr. A. E. Brown, the manager of
National Benefit Life Ins. Co.,
Hnd Miss C. E. Goodnight, secretary
Hnd -cashier of said company motored 1
Way Charlotte, N. C.r last. Tuesday to j
Roland Hayes.
Be \XTt% *- il 1- -it- TIT ?? ?
II ,*? ? wuiic lu tiiuim me - w. ivi. 01
Palmetto Lodge, Rev. J. T. Carter,
lor so -royally-entertaining the mem
tieis and friends on lastr Wednesday
night, Nov 24; and for the introduction
of both members and friends.
Mrs. Georgia Glasgow, R'p'r.
Oil 'Thanksgiving day, after?the_Allen
State game^Professor and Mrs.
H. W. Baumgardner entertained at!
| dinner in honor of Profesor find Mrs.
V W. C. Ewing of Voorhees Institute,
^Coaches Goode, Hickman and Shef!
Bfteld of State College and Miss (Ber enice
Miller of Cheraw ??
Misses Lucile Pompey and Orphar j
' Anderson teachers of the Ridge Hill!
High school, RldgefepHng, S. C. were I
t Thanksgiving visitors in the city,.'
-^mueh to-the-delight-of their parents,..
kand friends. A ccompahyi'ng them J
^urere Misses Cherry Hanna and Gus
Kie Mr.f^ntt-rv wtin oro onoVinro t
same school.
^^JMrs. W. ft Brownr of 1314'Blossom
K left Frday for St (George, S. C.,
Bivisit her daughter Miss Caroline
Bj wn teacher in the graded school;
Brs-Brown reports that 1 she had~~5"
^pery pleasant and enjoyable 6tay.
Hshe was highly impressed wiftTTtnr
ptype of work that is being carried
. Win the St. CeSPgo Graded school^
Dr. ond Mrc. Holman, were hosts,
at a dinner and evening party on
Thanksgiving night. complimenting
-- Misses ?Edythe E. Jackson, Roselyn i
^V. Ncholas, Elvena'E. Taylor and;
Mr. R. L. Meriwether, all of Gaffney
[ who were passsing thru the city en I
' route home, after attending the game
~ at. Claflin. Quite at) enjoyable even..
Ewnl| opont bv nil nresent.
IN MEMORIAM
n sad and loving memory of our
oved son, husband, brother and j
her, James Martin, who departed j
9 life, Dec 3rd, 1925. December J
Hip gfl/hins;! rwnnt.k-the voar I
to us. God" calling our beloved one
4 away. He is fresh in our memory
H as the day he was dying. Some think
4 we have forgotten, but as long as
*1 life and memory last, he will be on
^ our minds. We are glad that eacjf
W year brings u3 nearer to yotr. Days
' of sadness still come over us, -secret I
tears often fiow, memory keeps you
f j always .near us, tho' you died ope year^
J ago.
Your loving mother, Amanda Mar- '
tn; Irma Martin, wife, and ten chil
gsdren. Sisters: Carrie Hferndon, Alice
Pearson, Annie Spfencer, Eugenia'
^ Robinson, Ruth Walker, Brothers
r 'ffPTfry Mnrtfnr
IN MEMORIAM
Dec. 1st, 1926 completes two years
since my mother Mrs. Solomon Wal-1
ker, of Lykesland, S. C,, departed
k^.this life for the great beyond. Each
|?day, dear mother your vpice and j
teaching guide my walk" and^thougfrts"
Hlwhich I try to make pleasing as I
?imvi- in the past? Y cuy absence ia
' greatly felt by "us and my first afnt'
last daily thoughtlgoes involuntarily
to you, which possesses the Same *
sorrow as was present when you left
us. But \yhen I think of the Divine
f"promised re union my ambition is'
. strengthened to pass through this Iffe~
j^with the hope that will only bo van
fished when we meet again.
uni iTDvaemce wny qia you-come, i
f Ami take from ma the daarast one?
What Ti$?e ydtr Tn~ sfhrez"to, replace'
L Tbo jewel and foremogt of every
^ But the God of heaven who cno_ J
trola thou and me will connect the
^ departed one to the ear^ily three. j
FRANK V. WATOCEIt;?*?|
411 C'lthgrteBrSt^I^adelpliiay-Par^gEizirr^-?
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JUNIOR MISSIONARY SOCIETY
OF BETIIEL A. M. E. CHURCH, |
The Junior Missionary Society of i
Bethel A. M. E. church, met at the1
home of Miss Ella C. Myers, Sec re "j
tory. The meeting was called to. or .
der late by the President. The meet
ing was one of the best we. have- ever {
hnd, tlia iv>"r"TWg lwi"jr proa ,
ant. 'A. ,. r. , [
Rev. J. Ei Beard was"our guest
and also joined our Society to the
delight, 'of us all. He gave us a
\J?*Y*\T r.nln?-\cli/l . *?1L j ?- ? L " 1 - '
- --j?muT.ium i-aju^_uiin mutii- auvice.
.Mrs. M. L. Anderson, .our Superin
tendent' being absent on account pf
death in?the family, the Promdcnt,
MiSg Ki. Sharper, welcomed the Pas. i
tor and the new members. !
After the meeting',' uur hostess as?jsisted
by Tier mother, served c.s a de i
licious course of ice cream and cgke.
"Two ^-Ghosts in White" will _bc .
"given:
TUELMA RF.ESE, Ronortor. '
THE MEMBERS OF WESLEY M.
E. CHURCH, SURPRISE THEIR
PASTOR. ??? ?*On
last Tuesday night, Nov. 3TJ, V
a large group- pf many of the leading
members of Wesley M. E. church
brought great- joy, cheer- andngom"
Tort to their pastof, Rev. N. S. Smith
and family.. About 9:45 p. m. a
large group <if the members entered
the parsonag Pii.l ging: "I want to
be ready to walk in Jerusalem just
like John."?They marched thru the
hall to where* a large center table is
usually -stationed and loaded it down
with some of the most choice articles;
of fine groceries and other valuable
and usetul parcels, it was indeed
an agreeable surprise to the pastor.
The group tarried long-enough to*
listen to the pastor express his most
profound appreciation for the. kind
and generous act. Come again, you
are welcome any watch of the night:
Come for all things are now ready.
REVr-'N. S. SMITH, ?L
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REPORT'-FROM OLD FOLKS HOME
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' I want to first, thtfnk First Calyary
Baptist ohurch~~for* the?wonderful _
pi'.ayei- meeting and donation, which
was held on the 3rd Sunday, Nov.j
ember 21st. The meeting waa led by
Brother- MctJlendon and. some he!])
ful remarks were made by Brother J.
H. Hughes, which were very much
.appreciated. Amount of donation
-raised was $3.ru. i .. . I
Next I want to thank the spools ;
ful Thanksgiving donation. -They are
.as follows?Benedicts College,! Fifth
Grade and^tepcher of Allen Uijiver.-;
sity; Booker"^-Washington High and
the Waver ley Union schools; the Wo
men^s Social Glub?of -Columbia; TheRed
Star Social and Athletic Club.
We are glad to have Brother Gc<nTTarrfll
r?n^ of our inmates back
home again frpm-4he--Good -Samariv_
itan hospital.and to say that.Sister
Katie Jackson "who is in the Waverly
hospital is slowly improving. If any
nnp \vnnt.s fro "'''t touch with the
Old Folks' Home, please notify Su.
sie Jaggers, Manager of Home, ,1321
flair, gfypofr.
P. S.?I also wantto thank Bethel
A. M. E. church, for $1.50 Thanks.
{fixing dbnation. Also thank Rev.
H. W Long for his visit to the oRIt
Folks' Home on Thanksgiving day
and for his donation. The Old Folks
appreciate your comtn^very much;
ThahTf^'oti, Rev. Long, call again.
BEAU BRUMMELS GIVE FORMAL^
PARTY.
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Beautifully decorated w%s the
hpme of Mrs. S. H. Smith, 929 Pine
sfreety "Whore mr-Wednesday?evening.,
Nov. 24thf . the young men of the
Uean lirummcrBoeinl Chih entertain
ed their guests. The home was elaborately
decorated with lights of var
jobs colors, whose rays shown bright
ly over the young couples aa, they
danced gracefully to the tune of pia
no music accompanied by a select
violinist.
Each couple was met at the door
with words of7gr#tings, by the-pres^
ident, Mr. L. B. Anderson. After
which many games were played.
" At Pleven u'l'lut'k, n vt'ry -dediiiuus
course of fiot chocolate and cake was
snappy program caught the attention
of all. The program was as follows:
Welcome address?Mr. f. R An
derson^~Pre?! Response?Miss ITftttie
JohnsCFrr: SeIertions;-i-B. B.- Stiver t
tone Quartette?Messrs. Martin, Mo
hleyT Smith and Thomas. Toast to
the Menu?Mr. W. L tThomas.?Talk >
on ThahRagivihg?Mr. SamueT Mar *
tin. Violin Solor?,Mr. John E. Evans. !
Toast tcr -the Lndics^-Mr. RodSeveit f
Johns.cn- Talk on Organization?rMr.
John Evans.
The party was- well attended by. the
populai yawi^ r.et.o? the. citv. They
pressed themselves as having spent
TTTTT P AT1TTT
a pleasant evening. At eleven thirty
o'clock, "Home, - Sweet IIom6," Ava$'
played, ending a perfect day of en J
joynient for the Beau Brumnielg and
.heir guests.'
The Club will give their Xmas, i
Holiday Dance, Wednesday, Dec. 21),1
at the'Odd Fellows' Casino. You are ;
cordially invited.
Yours for the__"Bcst of Pleasures,"
THE BKAU"DRU:VlA|h!LS, H
.Tames O. Adams, Reporter.'
THE. NEW CENTURY CLUB.
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? 3?Irs. B. K. Jenkins and.My, N,,A
Jenkins were joint hostesses to the
members of the New Century Club
ori< Wednesday evening in compliment
to: their husb.uids. The . hospitable
home was very attractive with an
atmosphere of Thanksgiving prevail
ing. . - ' .
- At ifiriu o'clock the members and
their guests formed seven tables of
whist which involved Sanukisjil joy.
Thn f. wlimntn priyn i^iihhk ihc"
evening were ladies"?Mrs. W. S.
Rhodes, first prize.; Mrs. J. G. Stuart,
consolation; Mrs. R. Ilopton Paul,
first, prize: Prof. Irwint of Voorhces'
Institute, consolation; and Mr. H. D.
Pearson, booby."
?A-deliciuos nienu with Russian tea
FAIRWOl.l) NOTES. f
Thanksgiving day was quite a
was begun with hymns': of Thanks
giving. Responsive reading of Psa.1
13G chapter. A special prayer of !
Thank giving offered?by ?the
Suy.t. After which the regular pray
oiii wore recited' by?the girls. Then
breakfast of fruit and many other.
ghod things were seCyed. We are1
thankful to the friends who thougiit1
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Mrs. Marian Wilkinson of Orar.ge?(
:burg sent a large, supply of fruit
and candy. Waverlcy school, (Miss1
Charlotte Jackson J^riiv) ,-sbnt
18 tablets and 18 penrciis. First Cal
vary B. Y. P. U. thru Mi.-s JRuth
Wutscn sent $8.00. We feel thankful
to'God for uch good and thoughtthT:
I'riendn. We -thank them?fr-om -oar-.
t-UaL Gud Will semi;
them a* special blessing for their i
goodness. o
Ethel S. M-artin, Sup.
RAMRFRG NFWS_J
fhe Romberg County Colored
Teachers Association had its first
meeting for tins term hrirtay; i\o
vember*26t'h. More than a score-of-teachers
were pi^seiit- representing
nearly- all of the schools^ of the conufy
now in sossil h, After rending the
minutes the president Prof. J. E.
B landon. - a n n ou n ccd- All a t.~ a.- .quorum
was presetit. A motion prevailed to
go into the election of bilieors for. the.
ensuing term. ' The following fli^
eers" were elected: Prof.. J. E.
xiKiiuiqn, jrrjjsiuent ; I'rol. P. E.
Reddish. Vice President; Mrs.
T ~ * ^7""?~z M.
' A. """."."Robinson, Second
-vice; M iss M.> O. Chappelle, Seere
tary; Miss -Mabel Bnnvff, Treasurer,;
rind an ExittuUAc CuTnmitt.ee o?_Jif
teen; .
o.o:ojL^.oy^o:uo.o.a<.\ov o.v 00 vo:o:ox>ro:
1 Royal ".
E Richard
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Another one of tho
3 " thrill the soul.
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| William C.
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KINGVILLE NEWS. *
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We feel proud of havnlg beerv yet
spared to sec another Thanksgiving
Day: Thanksgiving service was held
'ilt Mt. Olive Ilapfjst ^hurch. Rev.
Leaphart preached a sh.ort striking
sermon, while the'good Christian sis
ters and brethren poured wt"their"
experiences of- thanks. The meeting
"Wns~ a .success; ? ?14
?Miss Lizzie -Finch who is "teaching
in Lancaster High School was home
j to spend Thanksgiving while on her
I way "to Orantr?;b?nr f'> >111-wntl llmnr
.AOnomics-Gtmferencc. which conven
f, my,1 f'?PK**"? ?*r:?1 "*F#- v
irrb TTTA-mni -- - -- ^ ^
The association voted--t(j have ra
iicid day in the month of IVfarch put"
ting this ili" the hands of the Execu
live''Committee, which was request
ecf ta .report at the next, regular
meeting. The treasurer reported a
hnl.nn^p^n. ti>nwl r.f ?or. .? ?
?vv v?.i \ji uiuugia over
'Jfronv last term. A motion prevailed
to compensate the Secretary for past
and present services. The. writer
\Vns .sOlmt'U eincial."~i,e[jiTfTer" -fur the
iyj.spciali.oiu ~~ ":-'T?1??
- Rev; Going's pastor of Wesley 3\I.
i E. church, Denmark, S. C., was inr.
-troduced and spoke bnotjy fbut' en
inn 11 i111 11 mi il?ip-hirnt7 pTv.;- -.nj.- i.l.-;
support and cooperation. The meet
ins whs held in the Pfraziejr Auditorium,
Bamberg, S. C., and as a whole
was very interesting. A ipotion pre-,
vailed tG adjourn and the body ad ..
Mourned to meet'December .nth at
* kopivi AiHinui nun, iJr, i\i. U. . 1 !
Ihllurd; pastor of Thankful Baptist
church Bamberg announced the ben
ediction.
" Rev. N? \y. Norman of 'North
Hiide street, who has been confined
to his bed aYid **ncme lor the last 15
tlay^ or more is much impimed at
this wrttiriir."" " ?
Mr, "Julius Henderson, a progres
sive farmer of this section has moved
Td~RTs honle on Weinier street. 'ftlfT
Henderson has been living about 2
years, where he conducted a success.
~ful farm. ^ ~
The Writer worshipped at the
Goodland Baptist church about ' 10
miirs St'flT nl . here ffiitrilliy last. Rev.
W. W. Chappelle, the pastor preach
ed a strong sermon from Genesis 3rd
chapter (Jth verse: "'"Adam where art
l?iou?" This was truely a wonderful
discourse. ' Alter the selittOtV an of
firing of ni<.m than waj raised.
The ?coiiciecaf (?n paid their nastor
out for the year. * / '! >rAT
Mr. Joan ncarse has jyst-re'tjiru.
ed from Savannah where" he -has
boon >?pending some time' with rela tives
and friends;.
The Three nighty .Bazaar given, by
the Frasier school last week was a
sweeping success. Friday, the 3rd
and last night wa featured by the
singing of Jubilee ehoruses and spir.
Tanas; which"wHfybody enjoyed "So
in.ic* 1 ^ that anutiitji1?uucii|/pi'ii^ 1 jtiii?vvas
asked lor at. arnearh'' ch',:fgf==:======
Rev. M. G. II. Dillard has taken
the Well, chosen Hab'.t of' preaching a
somen to~ his nicynber.s at Thankful
Baptist churc h eveiy Thursday night ,
on the weekly Sunday school lesson.
'I he sermons are well acecpted. -The
Frasier Sunday school teach
ers had a very interesting study of
' tire weekly/Sunday chool lesson at'
their regular, meeting Tuesday after
rroon>l&st- at Mrs.-PrtM-'illa Redford'sj
oip^Br6?d-=b*treet. rv -? -* ?j
MrL lluyward Ji hiwon,?Jr.t made
a flying trip to Greenwood last week.
? A dun-rtet comndSed of'rMr.~'Ellis ;
j Norman, Mr. Harold Orr, Mr. Wm.
Iiriinson and Air. Nathaniel* Eelder
'rendered several sweet, selections of
J Negro spirituals before a large and
i well pleased audience ta.the Frasier
I auditorium Friday night last amid'
j j,reat applause. " ^ .
| Ilev. C. C. Ro)ilns6n is visitin^tuS
id.iUghter Mi'o. 'I'it'jra Williams, '71
fr-S. Spruce. A>hevilln, X. G ,
. <f. ' " T. A. ROBINSON, R'p'r.
Fheatre f
Talmadge g
e Flames j
?a lirery pictures that I
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Columbia, S, C. *{'
eu i\av. zu and 27th on State College
campus. . a. .J
The Tanners are" somewhat disap
i oinVeil in this section because 'of the
low "price oil the cotton, ye twe are
not discouraged and have bQgun cui~
-tivating the land- for better and lar
ger c f bps ^anoiher year. - Let U5~~
hope success \vill follow.
j. : . "J. B. FINCH. ,, V_
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The faculty and 'student -body of
Benedict .College worshiped at Allan T
University in ifioir ThanksjfiV,in{f }
service The ' urogram was , .greatly
appreciated by all.
"A Christian "Cantata" will be gi.
ven on Dec. 12 in the college chapel"
-at, 6 b.' m.f-bv the College Glee Club _
under the.direction of Mrs: I. K. Por
ter. Strenous' -elforts are being put
forth tu JJiake this a success. Al1 r ?
aiu /Iiu8t cordially invited.ltcmem. ' ". "?
her the tiftte and hour. Hot*'. l'J at-fl.?:? ?
The Professor asked a certain f.tu
dent in. Physics-, "What' did Archi . t"'-''
medes say'?" The student replied,
"Give-me liberty or give me death.''
A Junior asked "his classmate, "How "
The ^brilliant classmate replied, "lie "iWt"fdiF~sh5r
rurther^thdn The mid. " ?^?
die of the, swain p." . . | ,a ' ,""j|
" A rather anxious Junior about his ^ .
mark in Physics said, "Professor how '*
mueh did I make7""The- Professor :??_
replied, "A zero without i* rim arounu "
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T Mlss Cafbl-Watkeiv; a faulty htem :?1
borr ^fet lBraWar?KnrrnntSnhrml-. at : Greenwood,
S. (J., spent quite a while T*
with\her many friends ?while in the
city last?week.??. ?>==?r-:
-Misses Ruth Thompson and Doro?7-?
thy Richardson Were gufeafcg pf their
host-of-friends on last Thanksgiving- -?~ ?. ~
day. Both are doing Splendid work ?
;n me puouc s&nool ol Allendale.
M iss Bessie .Washington surprised '
lis with a ineppy. visit on Thanks-:
feivinjf day. We were indeed delight- - - ?i.
od. to see Miss Washington and to know
that she is getting along won, .. ...
rfnl-ly in Iwr woj-lc: ' ,
"(Miss) .Virginia Bradley, 'Reporter. . * ''
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