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llp^ PAGE SIX. ' ' Ey-V'"''" : - UNION NJEWS l|V - By M. A. T. , " No doubt many have wondered the cause, of our long silence and concluded that M. A. T. had left for parts unknown. No, not yet./" '"*1 r Now that we have entered upon - V the duties and responsibilities of an, ... .-pther year, we. hope to keep-4^> - W4thUnion News as besftftrcan. Churches of the city tire moving on fairly well. Bethel church is now unj der leadership of Rev. Mr. Shaw who ? peonies w?U?reeotntnended for the WOrk. Rev nn.l Mi'< Shnvy li.ivi? Hot moved into the parsonage, when they shall have done this, the cpuw a and coirtmunity will be greatly bcurnticd. Rev. Dr. Welch Is Still* at znon proach ing the Gospel each Sunday to' a . . most appreciative congrcL-aiioii. -ll/Rev.Dr. Sims at K* out the "Life Line''"at each service, and continue^ to preach the Gospel with power. Corinth Baptist church ' * is: .still -without- a pastor.- Air .feel very much like lpoem-riox* ajul-Xa-Uienes^ .children! 'the pa'p" ' supplied each Sunday and the auxui?? ? arics of the church suit are at uuiL v^vrnun ounttayy scnooi is now uu.ua: supervision' nf Afr~ J?iJ-L?S-iirfpiti'nn former superintendent. Ail are glad . . . Ifitlt Thfhas bderi'TrtTIy reotuicu to health and "activity. Air st ??ttflUlrnian of the Deacon Board is well acquainted w.ih fin. dongn pi i nr inth, hence much is oxpccten oi -hnnand with the cooperation oi the entire Board of oihcers antl members, - *" Corinth' will-?sopn extend/a chll to some one to '.'come over and help us." ; The Retiring'superintendent oi' the : Sunday School and oilier oiuccrs who served for the n--ivt yo:ifldi^t\i p-irrre ~' " all been very'laithrtil ah J" yiaTTv "tiro grateful for. services - ieiittered, feeling that they did the best they knew. Muiiy visitors were in this city during the Christmas holidays. Mis.. Kate Ruff student at Beneywty 1\jlisa . Julia Freenian of Allen -University, Misses Bernice Rosborough and-Agnes McCool tvyo teachers lrom.l .-in. caster, S. Q,-, were home tor tW holi??? days. . Dr. Ruff DODular oharniacist of CQluiTlbia. S.-U.- ltt'l'lll'll til I I). tho . .home loiters, but diu no't tome. iiu\vn on S. Wallace street, ?? .. was; expectt Teachers and pupils are. all bayk at work. All play .Is over, Amv is the time to be busy. Mrs. R. . C. lJnde ol' Snar.tanh.irtr. S. C., and Miss Twiggs ol Sumter, S.-CtTr-and Miss Mouzon of" Char.eston, who are teachers n McDtuIi High, spent their helicalvs w 1'lIi hunui Voiles and each \>f tlrcnt enj^ye.^ a most pleasant vacation. Prof, and-Mrs. A. A. S*tnr-( M'sses Mary E. Grace, Annie ami Ru+b spent holidays in GalH.ey, >'j? G., ?w illi members anci- -friends?wt?Rbmr-trnte .... Baptist.-churdht~of \vhic-h Dr. Smis is pastor. ' A very happy Chi'.stnru; they had in the "city at hospitality.'' The " Misses McDowell, Mioses Nicholas am Kermn4-rr-nmong the number of leuch.es who spent the holidays here wi.h huine^ ? Tniifa. - ? Belle Johnson \\ns railed mother. Miss Hello is "making good =~- " in" M-orris Cuiitijfeyf6"53fi!?rifor ea and is-reported- axfco.ng aniTTiTJ t the best in her class study, ny- Latin, , Miss Johnson is a member ,,i t oimhiIi ~ .Baptist church and Junior-Cliair. Mrs. Lizzie McKi'ssick is now leaching lieul1 'sew Hope nml--Hi,i,y her work very much. o The ipembers__of St. Paul Baptist F3 PINCKNLY'S UNDERTAKER AND I OF SOUTH CARC /?M iI ^w| * - ^ ^aShy . Office I'hone V57U7 PirrkneA \s ffairi chun h gave Rev. anil Mrs. Sims a Dry grods and groceries in abundance." It was indeed a veqy pleasant surprise; l'rof. was s0 frightened, but is-qui^e willihg to be frightened againv Mrs: Nancy Lyles ts much better at' this writing. Mrsf.' Martha Sar? r on S. .Wallace street somewhat improve!. Mrs. hvKTiti Dawkins and -Airs,-Saliio Young on Q'shield street are better too, V Mr. Anderson Gregory on Hamlet Uect is not any better at this Nvritng. ' ' . ' ' . Mt*T Gcorge..J5cegory "TTom Toledo, --fr)hio, in now nT home with the liiatlim end the little ones, who are dei?btrd to have him with them?? Mrsv.Al:ce Gregory a.nd daughter Irs. Ry abelle Worthy, had memi. is of the family to dinner on - . ilcd !i'i join them and did justice tu i well spread-1abler Mrs. Mary f>helton also had ritMKis to dine with hcj- on $unday, - \cTnher 2(Jth and again Mrs. Tobin - ' tl an aiy l!t Mrs. Ilattie Faht had i her~h.-n.-o grcsts her two dnugh" .a'.-: ' Abliie and Be-iliicc from J^vrrgjfc^-Vrilf m, rW C. ' I Mr':; l.euia?Worthy, Mrs". Tobin j .v.t:; invi ed. Mrs. Tobin. was not so f> ruinate in this. ease and from all i num.- HIed?n feaotr-of?good goods. The- invitation was highly , ,!| ii-e.in 0(1 .mid :'hc 1'egl'etS not hav~mg"had t-h ?*oppor.unity of- accepting. 'Prof. A. A. Sims wai orator here on -Emancipation Day. The subject :i.V 1 was ''The Challenge of .the j Hour." Mrs. R. C. Pride,read a pap cr Miss Grate Gist read thc_E'mnnci; atioii Proclamation. Music was j i's pOnB School. 'The"entire "r:HTy'n;'U" "was weir carried out arid ' * 1 -- -.'-.A .j,td ed.,? _ !':"L' 111 '! ' fil.'L'?lvtM-C-nluv.il titrtfcii'tcd. . ??Mir. Collie?IItunpluic^ tHIO 6'f the .' alhful 'wonijrcvs of Corinth Baptist . c'h:r h l as recovered from a severe ..a i'lievH?atIsMn. ?Mi. .-grrrah tfnmphries on Cornwall eel cue of the teachers at McBeth i -is ab'e to be at school and church - a--t4.o?Mr-.? -AnM'cline Guudclock is ; 1 'ei. ? " . r" v?""" " '?=??? { y.rs. .\lite ("ar.mn, Avho teaches at ~j Un'on. . Mr.'^ar.d Mrs,-Fred Thomas, on . I!:.thiol .sheet are . back hqine. from j f e --Land ( fFhAVers"* and says hue re isir.b place ltkc Inane.... -ors-; Kriih M Kissick, efliclet piani t_ ai M. Both Hi. s|Toni a p;m'-qt-the holidays in X< r.th Carolina mid re?l.'u'.s a-late tiincT-. . ~r?- ...Miss ilelitiTiiiainr oiv-S. Will lace root ialh'ack'from the "Land of the gi'y" and .will iremain at honie tfur?hiR the winter. I ; \. ' Mrs. Jaiut I Rims has recovered 'mm an aljack'pt the 1-1 ' Mrs. . Ixnhj.hill, who is now at IT "tTx-r.-rXvaaiiai.j.aid us a pop call a -tjp\v weeks a' o. The principal--wilji ly,:o of the teachers and one of?the "M7?Lii- s. a .-v -mu.p;a we ITS. Ilemp1 hi 1' here. The party ^uytorcdfrom . i.d. S. (\t a?d of-nau-v.no nnv "HTionU would iTii. k'U'.u Ullluirr^Vtflw . < a'.lln,,'. to?see several??her 11'[. ml.:, ami l aTThh them inept Thc .f'1' the . f;yc]jUY__of.. Brewei Wc woreJteliglitecl * t > Ijo < n* in the number "who' "met , -rhcnv nn i wp are hoping to h^ve their I?ai l again.? - : ? - -fir v. J. ;C. Tobln. who. Visits Un-' n.n Uui:e tiin-nn^n iiB?thti?prmeipu r^j'l'.ffr' nr * tiii^ ^"pcipation" Celebiaiimi Day at Spartanburg, S. C. i Xr. Isaac Hum."an now of Detroit "jSrvv 4 tear 29Hl FUNER AL HOME LICENSED EMBALMLR jLINA & GEORGIA h Llxh and Funera | Equipment As Good as the Best . V i 1 5; . V* than the Rest And Prices Less ? , ' COUR i;I.SY Residence Rhone 77H5 ?'<>? .I'M III A. S. C. itary Barber Shop F i TRY" (OMK A NT) SFT, -vr . . 'r; TTTK PAT.MFH Michigan, was a pleasant visitor at j Corinth. W&_w??fl^_glad. -to haxe hint;: ! and many other friends of Union call l during ^he holjdavs. L Here's wishing all our friends A flappy New Year, and thanking them for the beautiful gifts and Christmas Greetings sent us. clinton chapel notes union, s. c. Mrs. Janie G. Douglass, one of the efficient teachers ,of MuBeth High | School has returned from Tampa, Florida, where she attended the South Florida A. M, E. Zion Confcronce. She reports the Conference a decided success from every angle. Mrs. Douglass is wonderfully .im- ; pressed with the city and the hospitulil^ Of the good people of Tampa. She spent the holidays with her daughter. Miss Rpatiice who is n competent." stenographer of .the Jn-~ dustrial Life Insurance Company. | Kev. K. T. Thompsoij the new presiding Elder of the Spartanbui-g District,MicldJhis_first_Suarterly_?miifiri_ ! cnce at Cl.nton Chapel, Friday night December 31st, Rev. W. Q. \Vok h, pastor. The Eider preached on SunMay to. an apprciative aud.ence. *"?' [ ... .Messrs. \N iliiaih'~=~and -Marion. Douglass metered to Salisbury, N-.-GrSunday to resume their work at Liv-' ingy.tone College, alter spenchng"the~ hdiidays at home. ' vocational education in negro schools in south carolina" ' " * ' At Wytacky Mr. E.-J. Bx-adiey has chThTs vocational Council Mr. K. W. S oVI*'1'i'1' b".'"''"] "". "* ' iaee- bounty .--Air. CoUper-ts a large Krud cwr.cr-and has" promised To see lllat tile eight - boVS WBiisp tnrhpra fun share crops wan him get a large rtinngh projom to clour frluO.UU next year._ . ' 1 ... . Mr* H. C. Brewer is putting x>ver some.! very, good vocational. _wurk at _dlai^sviiie.- 4rtte^classi's m this School cotufibute money to subser.be i'or a^V.cu.tuial magazines anu to buy :.xeicxence?books lor?tneir eiass use. L.u t irt -!?n- ..VIIMI; nr mnV -t^.rrrrry >wi . a gooa tuing tor others to do. borne ot uie buucuus have to be-paid tor. How is-tlus lor wnat a lew of lirewer^i boys did^this year... In I'JZb iiobcTi' begars ciearcd o^bd.UO. With tins inoneV he bought a second-hand 1'Oi'd. a lea- weeks auer he bougnt thecal- it was'tonf/up. "'ih.s year ne mtrue eight bates 01 cotton. .MX fit' ilum iu.>e been soid, 110111 which he i'Uiii'Ct i?_7ti.ud. lie soTU Aio-eiweKensior. ^oo.tO. ite made a payment of vbbo.ou 011 th.neen acres 01 land, un.cn e lntenus to buy . wane a student at iiUiLsViiie. mis ooy made tii.s snare Trapping. L?enn.s VVrrgftt 4,is?going ly u .e uie - .money cieurea t.iis year to nuance' his project next ear. \v imam isaiter cleared SjSiaJ.- j 00 110111 ony _uci;ej 01' touacco. l. B. ~~T*bLuusoh made tlnee baies of cotton un uirce nirr-Tmyaum ni-r.-s. nie^ cotio^f -tUus etna lor ad, lo, ~ifnd-X\j^ i cems a tounu. ne is ^ >01,11 p ri-np. i p-r. i.c ini.ui.cil $ <u.uu wn.cn Tie- is j ?u>.ng *o-go to cOiifege. One s.gnmt tney u in now taiK aoout any u.o.yj j"'cu"ontcn cttac ta tty* mtig s.apie. auss 1 v> Uidj tnj miye eco.10_.1hcs te-Jcl.ev | .*?? viO.iig excellent wora. w.in -the gins ( A Vis.t it> tne narisviiie scnuoi ana . ^pii'oiuiiy tne vocational department WitL in.-i'wic any <>hi- won isi-m.c*es?-i ed?ih? tne development- 5jt tne "Tst'gro y'oudi. ": ;? . ' \ ? .' . air. T. L. demons at Jefferson has 1 o. gamzed. toaaaonal Council. na^ ' nas on n.s council the" bupenntenuent ox the city schools iYir Uuobser uio-agricultural leacner m the wniteI sciiooi, ana two colored lurmers, A i j Vtiy good meeting or the Loyucu wqs M. heiU at the school house on the n ght : " ?Liu:?LuUi iuu imw >'uimn) have l?lt..i:iil.iy?l-cut lomplotcih'?'ilii.t *Wili | make u possible tor iUr. Clemem Land [ Al-.ss L?oneny to do more ekoctA'e C \\ ork with the boys anu giris. Mr. Vvlluari\ P. Cahipbell F' is pushing things to tiie front at Mct Loil. lie has a very interesting evej_n.ng class with un average auend-> * untie of hi teen. 'A he class"" is not satL isl.ed to stop with - twei.ve lessens. ? 'ihey expressed themselves as having 6 gan.ed muih in their lessons onpoul fetter . u^yat^axoixa.... poultry El line generally are being seen at Mc? Lo.l as & result of this evening class. H Miss Etta J. Brewer the home ecoI nomics taecher has an evening class [ of women who come out to school for lessons in cooking and sewing These women meet tw'o afternoons a S- week. ? :??? An industrial building is .being e1" rected and will be ready for occupancy some time in January. When Mr Campbell and Miss Brewer get in the [ new building they can better serve | the community. TO T.BAngre BELTON NEWS The teachers of the Belton Graded fciehooi?lelumed?Sunday irom- iheir various homes. "4 There were a number of students home from various schools to spend the Xmas hdlidays. Those from Ben- j edict College were: Miss Ellen Garrison, Messrs. Henry Ifeith and E-! nos iladdeh, from Allen University; Messrs. Frank Gambrell and "Hubert | .Meadows. Mrs. Eula Clements., delightfully : entertained at dinner the 28th of j December. These-emevintr the "hos pitality of Mrs.. Clements were: Mf; and Mr9^ Robert A. Keith ami -Mrs. Green, s . Rev, W. M. Smith pastor of ?Ke Brown Salem M, E. chiirch has hepn on the sick list, but is improving | _ Mrs. Theresa E. Clements spent pui't of-the=3tihjs holidays In AbCe-** vrtte Avilh her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will"-'Wilson. . SHe" reports fi very pleasant stay. . Misses Charlotte Rapley, jjlda Jeffonion ond Mrs. Bennie Drown mot" ored._to Belton Thursday and while in town they were the spend the day . guest of Mr. and Mfs.- Robert Keith. Sunday School and Misstbnary" Society was beautifully carried out and a neat little sum was realized.' V Mr. and Mrs. Robet Keith epteytftihed a, tew fiiends at dinner on Wednesday. 'Jhose attending were:; Missus Virginia : Watkins, Nicie Keith, Alice Gambrell .and Mrs. Rosa ' Beck. 'Mo3srs. Henry and Harold Keith, Max arid.Frank Gambrell*and Herbert Meadows ;of Buffalo, N. Y., . Miss Alice tiambrell spent a short while h^Abbevttte, the gfiest_JQf Miss . C. L. HFpley. ' . . " RevrRhoues tlie new pastor of the African Methodist church hag moved to Bel torn ^ ' 1 and family were the guests.,of Mr. and Mrs. J. u. Milliner on Monday January 3. f *> - \ : EARL THORN KILLED- -1^ Mr. Earl Thorne, of Ofange"burg, S. C., Avas killed by the, Southern -Rm^oad trati^at \Vard on young man of sterling qualities and loved by all with whomllyic came in 1 contac.t. His home folks,! both white and colored were shockedilto hear of ' >1 -T I The CiJ | \ . " of | Our Big I PLENTY"~OF I SELECT FRC I Society I pvercoat I One Lot of l|| - \f ' 25 | " 7 30j I / .401 I. ? 60. --- ? -Fine Ore : ; ',-^Ot !i]j 1 ^ One T-ot | jS Shirts, Hosiery, Sweaters, lj Ej Luggage all greatly reduc ' "-7^- ?gj h's death. . His great grand mother was a. porter on the-old South Caro- I lina railroad. His grand father car- t rled Itthu irom urangeburg to Ello- J1 rgfi, Vanc.es, Eutawville and Holly I JEll. His parents are among the leading land owners of the State. ^ He is survived by his wife, mother, ( father, sisters, brothers, a little! j daughter 8 years -old and a host of ( relatives and friends to mourn his ( -toss: ? ? His funeral and burial was held at , O.ar.geburg, S. C., hi6 home. - >???.?.?? | Georgetown celebrates uman- ( ciyation Day Georgetown tumad out en-masse p on Jj^puary 1st, tQ celebrate the E-j mancipat-otv-Proclamation. The parade was more than two miles long and" was led by city police offi~ , rorsi-.'^The flodls were many' and -Dea- j uti&j,^-and won unstinted praise from j all who sawlthem. .. . VJ j . iyju,ch credit in due Profs^feeck and Howard- for the service rendered in. putting ever such a splendid program 'President D. H. Sims, A.-M., of Allen University*, delivered the jjrinciw pal address. It was a, masterpiece,' say that" Dir. Sims Was at his best ir to say it all. j < Georgetown was fflad to have such' i a speaker with them. Come again ALLEN UNlVUttSiTY NEWS (George A. Singleton) * j'."' ' .. t iWe are in the midst of the Christ* i' mas season, school activities having .'ceased on_-the-2ind.,. will be res umed,January 3rd. A fitting climax to the wdjk of the'.year, was a union Christmas, ser>ke last Sunday morning, between A1 Ian Uhiiversiiy and BenpflTifc~~ College. The service was had in the AJ.en University' Auditorium. It was-r conducted by Rev.,D. H. Sims, and "George A. Singleton.? ..lilP message was delivered by President C. R- Antis<li>l Benedict College. t p ^ i roi. S. E. Green_ has returned " from Charleston, whee she has tyeen vdsit.ng.H6r indisposed mnlhpfr Kho? proved. I^^ie is reiurnmg -to spend uie ,h<jii()a>s wiih her. _ r Imeffe&t in the uVlve, will io4 lag .dur.ng the holidays. Eyery bolly is working to nmive it a success. ty's Greate Men'sW< <. * Twice - A - Yc? FINE MERCH n ^ ^ | - ' i i ii*n ~ ii ii ii f Brand su TVIcn's Suits c 00 SUIT FOR 12 00 SUIT FOR 15 00 SUIT FOR 2fl 00 S<SY SUIT 30 -'-ih '?, - " . g#\ City Overcoats her Coats Reduced Boys-2 Pants Suits^ at fer 5 00 15.00 S - ~ - Mats. Shoes, Gloves, Undeiweai lall-Talu aturday, January 9th, 1927. The various classes are already resorting i? the popularity contest. At his writing Frof. O,. Y. Valentine is eaciin^ Prof. Perrin by a small num>er of votes. , ' Sunday evening, the entire student inrlv ininpil Hehedict Colleere on the ? w Campus of the latter, and took part n a sing. Negro melodies weTe fea .ured. Several ministers from the lity took a part. The program was . leaded up Ly a City Community worker. ; - ^ The series of . cinema entertain-* ments broughc to_a_elose Tast Satur? " ; lay lugntiTwith with thp "Ancient -uctuie, A?grsat moral lesson ? .augiu, made an abiding impression lpuxi nil wau saw it. Xiciures are j^onung' inoii! wide'iy used in pro- J trams ox b,auiuuon. Northwestern t.ii.voisuy?is iivw?using?mem?m~ ? uvUpiiing courses oi'_- motor. T*ic- ^ tui.es ox 'tile pioper type snouid be inore w'ue.y used. (v_ ' . ^V^r-r On Atpnuay mght, a special .Christ- . , rn^s sur.ive was nau unuer me di-~" ivcwon ox xuiss u.auys ward, leachJr Oi iuusie._ xvnias eatois were sung w ' niu .he u^e...ti.y xxaii was luuimiiatetntttrvs.^ ?? A res.de in anriis will be the' hi man- . :ip*?tm orator -in wianesVon. Un k..e same Uuy-a-rox.?frmgieton Will 3y.eaK HI Aiiviiei.s. aise-ae- ? n. el* a Aiaas'? Svi'tnon at xvic. risgah in bijinter on ti.e niLr...ng at tne itf. l.i tlie^Kiemooii lie wm speaK at St. Jau.es anu in tne evening at iiiatnel, Ave. . U. A', pUdlOAi Allen Lin.ve.oity rejoices in the s-tna leeugiiiuoii wli.cii as recently ' cvuie to u.siiop Joiin lxuist in tne pfi^e awciiaou uj me ixki'tiion i?'0iliiua.ioniol" euiiavruccion, eaucprucqaJ 1^?' an'd xve.igious woik in riorum, mis WiKer previews a ventaoie renaiS- Z,.m.\ , .'i, . M.U..X .>. m U' /ikitKuh in SuIllU JLUi LI1U A* 1U, U. vuuiwii ?i? cou.h Carolina under tne abie leade.shm 01 bishop nurst. .Alien Uni varsity congratu.aies him. bhe leels that we snoala qongratulate our-' se.ves' as a racial group. In the current number of the A. M. Keview devoted to qducation, ,twq of the leauinir articles'were com rihntpd President. Dl^/jpfoua-andLeXrPrfish.ent Kobert W^Maficd r - Professor Ev H. McGHl delivere<J.^fcw tha_ILmaneiftai-ion. Day AdilFess m r~~^-Greenville, and Dean H. B. Thompson j inOrangeburg. * ' 1 ... ?rpr3ppfprpt?r3nr?r?r?r?n?jafafgjfj ist Sale - j, jar f. ar Event I " ANDISE JO || its , and I *t 1 -2 Price |j .50 j I 00 . ; V I 0&. :? 1_ 500- I ?: for 19.75 gl,, uitforjiii , Ef-lh^cte?, 1 it.i ks er.d jjj Co. . . . ??? f gjaraiaizjigiiigiaigjafzfaigffigiz^^