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Sr PAGE SIX." ; " 7 "! ANDHEWS NEWS. . < i p Pwf. J. E. Smith spent -a part of*} 1 " the week in Columbia utteii'Jiinr fhd 1 Mra." lienelta Whcvler ~^htertninetl the 'Sewing CCule on Tuesday "afte#** noon at her home. A dela-mus hum;i _ was.se*ved. ' * . 1 t ? - - " L-utLit: jvintmua *$>nutn is sick at this writing. Wo hope slie uill sooii V improve.': ^ v ' -J : Rev. Newman uf Gcui/geU'wn is the new pastor at JaiT^s' TmT'K. /* Church. 'Tlie people are u oil plt-ased . "With Iterv*. .NcWinafi ".hi 1 \?"e r.o ' will .succtcu in our iitiic vily.; ? Mrs. EmmiP'ilioiat^' i ill at iiVr homer on Main" siu^t. ' 1C~-- * We aro indeed soit\ h:-u..u.win; * ?d Mx\ W;wrtvi 1 't:;nIt f hr-'i : . .t r $C. lie is a suaitui at Anca i niw.i -.ly, . .-air. and Mrs1, utnij, iGiuo "\icic Uii, gnVit" qrf, i?-ii.a .'ii.i, .?i vi. .a ,joav.. I on Saturday and -Mr. and .M; idled G i <. an i _ ion visiting io,ati\ts.. . : Mad:u:n ; i;. ;.i . and-.^. J^ihlle-OM ; fJiL. lice iVW ;1 r.T<;7 ? . iii Florence uisL ........ tJ The 1'outh lIlit-i.UH.Clj!. t.! a. gitVC 1 . Il'soofat ai lite .'i.i.uiiic i'I;ariii in.as ... .. . 4ay '..nitvu'' -Mni^ic u-m.i~i.vd' i#y ' Slid' Jones"ant! Sir, IvinlovU. , ' . I am taking ih.s un :u.k .t",, i. TT the peop.e ot^bur v.tv tj . aj!;s . .. i : ?Office \lOflfi U ASHl\<;jo\ ? ; .. T~~ Pinckiu'v's S.mii I BEST- KQ'ITIITFJ) 1\ TMR ~1' FOft YIlL - , .jftumcUQ Leuutv. It Vur-. ap.r " ' . . and no self r.esj ce^ii^ c.t.aeu' Would regret Hit' mo'iii....v.u. : >Vir^ * " - h T 7?1?? ? " ^"1 .?;?I : . ' ' * *i i _?iA " . . ' ' . . ?> ? :V GREENVILLE LOCALS. , _ ^ Dr. D. L. W Ula 1, f . ' best at Alien ileinyio hund.fy .m<>ri<- ' , .ing when lie delivered-a v rmitl ! ~ po.eat sermon i.toiii J ?n.i .fif ta a,4 us a theme 'i-iie/' il.s a:i.e. dis-! , course prpvl'd a very. Leuutn'pl an liy- { q sis of lae in its, vuriuifs forius. 1.'' ; was one.of.'the siroiic t \>i a series'. ? of strong .oQgpel seraioes. i ne em- ' ni'ltf HtWitUW V, Or u-e.r-, ft . ing elder of the or?.? ;nnle ii.Aiki,' \ who hiauO a tine and iit?, tail. , upon the sebjeit oi. i, li?t ' ^ tifrvi'^t-'s wu.o uata.-.'. : I . ~ " " crowds. " . r' - " A very impressive r..-. a. : i] j-'.-rvie.e. to t.ie' lini* imp. "I . 'I'.n l.er weakly pi?i.i?..t;.ii, .,-v.a ilc ? the HivLij V. i,?uU. ?. * ? . ' dy ttiieriwcn, ii>- i<ie , n.-;..-a capacity a u iL*. o * i. e-. , .1 fefks vvx^yAtfirrrt*^' .? ??'?{ fiersjns; '.Dr.. C r. vij'7! ,\>. 'lay'iOtj :.irj ia. \\ . ? <?J;s !?< . A. 'iOii.t'l't, !?.*. ... .. . I. ' t Marie- tuiier, u.;.i ?. ., \ white- fi'icJ-Kta; -t . . .;.. . . j ;i ; ? * : ~J. A. Ku.-i.-.cK, J. .Vi. Ji', ,J. \\ . . Norwood aii j 'A.as .j !?.i .". VT>...rl? . As a%caKHy v.iulu nv it :.r"TT~rr.T: . telect ami yront imru ' ' 77 :r.?far - --lier was ??.pi! in "TT"' ; ?. 1;i the; ealiibi-ii-hsncMu ?-r tr.v ' inrrTTT^ -tui?muuc. 11 1 iiy.v,: ?ArTTT- -TV. .U':-.' ter, and'thi^'scrvitc a.- .1 * twig-..tribute to .'iits; uiu;i ..?g for the ad. UJiCeUU iU I., t r.i x people of the lie ..i-r. 'C. xl). Uiier, l'le.h.e.l ov.r gra'm. ? - 'Ihe Allcr.r'e- r.a t a: !? . Mr.'and-Mrs. J. i'i. t. .L.':"- ; s*l;iy . afternoou , v-1 i- -At-~r.?.;* t .1 -~ houn, a$ the" A h. c.-;'- / iug meeting v-w'.cd.". Dr. \vr~r.i: \\ m. oii two ?pftWft!'?trl?ft-rummr '1 :. ! ; ji . ' -- PliNC KNr.Y-3 f I- UNDERTAKER A Nf) T.l , - -UJ S(N'-tii ' V. .* * .' 3 ' ; . ;:st Church last Sunday to sglendl i.'hil'ii'. i"r?'the pastor mid mcmjj.CE >t' Tabernacle are wide awake, an moving on to success. Sunda; tT': ool services and; the B. Y. P. tj noo.irir fcWere very impressive. .The ' ''ni-iinj nt "Mother'Araolc or' years a loyal member b'f Taber i'i Ir> el II oil ivprn finii'rjili^.ocl IMnn ay, the pa tor, Dr."TV a I son assi?te( Iy~"~nT7TT! il. Burke officiating. ?? urge- congregation was present t< vi.ness the solemn ceremony. Then . ore many attractive Tibial offerings r.ox u a nil synif afKy is" extended ~ti -At'-- it?- regular meeting -Sunday ai rniUm the A. ,C. E. League electee -m-?; o'.iou ing?ellloors'?pi eoidonti 'W lack;' corres; .o tiding secretary, .'Mia: L. Lyhcs; recording secretary >1 ;;'s M. ?s. Wlu-.o; treasurer. Mrs. C *. Adams; as. istunt secretary * Mr .ugopo Howling; Uberian, Mr. Erth A.knns; c h.n ist.or, MisS Willi' vuith; orgdnisi, Mr. Sarhuel* .Brown i'l orebr,* Miss.' bara ul"lrfPr Mr,; i. M. Calhoun is tile district super ntemlenl. '??' i? 1 " . . ? I 1% I i t Mil 'M<( nalif f avoann aim * in x1 i r > u.i ijf Mi.i iii Aden 'temple Alnnday.night . i' i'4i:criii providing elder* Dr. J. W ^mr-kiss. presiding. Dr. 1). Lt With .. TT i":isli,r. '1 lu> session provo. Hi-TtHkl and was one of the. best eve tvld. anywhere. Iteports" from all de . rtnveiils w'erc good, attesting th nvnje. harmony existing betweei '.and members. For once ii li.-miy the P. E's. .'assessment o ,s ;."i.oU" wtus . raised several days er he con ereiK e.' The ses.sion wa n\i..f Uint "snappy, everything having iri'-)iiT:ninMlL Everybody i i ,-pj.y ;.-n l the churoh is-"marching 0! .o v-.er.cryj and That is as it shouli 1 h ; \\ illi ng Workers Club met a -:i' >l .hh \o ;ng,?l.rcen' Avenue i i i i i.. <v>wnioon."' Iho usual help i.sv ;io:i was thoroughly .enjoyed ill - 'blhi.h.no Club met at th ,i'Uu . o-i Airs. Lucy AT. Williams .icon Avenue, Wednesday at'ternqor v vi-vy- lovelyn.eetinwas enjoyed i 'p.u-.. us lvi.o.-hments were servec bile Will D.fCiub met at the.Jidm t ... s b. W lute, K. Alarkle; 1 '.'o.iil jv a i'toi imuii with?til ..in teres ting' session. At'te . uii t..e hostesd entertained wit] v r.t,.djn.ejws. . ' * i;. A tors Club held its ir\eetinj ei ueb.i ot la&i. week.' .An excehen 'uu- vwts ; ej orted."* ... ;?D..v u, i ALssionary. See d.j. ul the iiiurcn bunday alter -. ;si With uirs. liKsie Fair, presiding -d is. .'.aggie Johnson, alter spend !'; ; .vew-i.ii mbtitiis m tue inouiuain >. -v.'i.n Cuio.ina, lias returned t .'ii..-. ehy. ' " :... ..u.e>ii Washington left re I ..t.y a or liei iioiue'-iii r iinauoiphiii ;. i.ii - T.ci c .>i i ?. \\ ash'iUgton was de . i-Tt, m+y e-iK-ei'tttiiied -by?nor parent . .r, ' uiu ulrs. Atcx J^rrtiiamg an. i. oiuis. ' . . i i. ...id Airs. W". ?.!? Watson hav Iio'.ii a -wl.- nli'i.^ant, visi ... i.i, ciiuiiys.on and otlie j Ul. in 1*1*4 l*S?? . ..i.. ii. Ca.iioun, Jr., and da.ugli ..... ..j .0 1-.-amies, aie vis.itmg. re .-.rt..is aiiu ! i Melius at,Cil-eenwdod. . ; 111 iiOiiisf PASTORS HOL1 MJbJLTijSG ~ \w i.>ac*iU, Jan. TO-?The Laficai "I i> r-rtl 11 mux's' IlieeVrn iU, UNFRAL HOME CENSED FMRALMER h^A^tri^KGIA " r" j i 3.* il -Cars and Funera Equipment Good as the Best V ' ? j-i than the Re?C And P rices Less Residence Phone 7765 fWJ'MPlA. S. (\ ary Barber Shop pity: cojvif and see RSKEF.- ^ itmrntgrnamm - | Practically e\ery Minister in the disJ ! tllotJR'as. 'present and some able lec k tures and talks were had. Dr. J. M. a Harrison who was the host of the e the Council an ex-presidingelder of i. the district introduced the newly apr^pornted'elder, assuring, h-.m the. district would' lollow htm as he follows . l,h?fst: Duriinr Ur, "fills'Afldiess he.. j deciaied lie is against tricky and un-t .gmhy polnjes in Drills C.li.nrh?Jin _ reviewed?tlie-lrfetery*?of?hrs~-1i it' and s ut^iared the .twenty years or more - ne has been In the pastorate, lie has i never said or uone ben.nu a man, ' S- " ; | ihat he wuuld not,do"beiore his iaee...! ne pa?d a high tribute to iJ-.snop John c l Hurst, ledijig of his wonderful ac ii.evements m F.orida anu ueci'aring ' i i i bv all means that he is the man tor . oouth?Ca.oiniai \ In speaking of the s' ing Licncral Conlerence, lie declared ! not ohiy nro pictTdnig eiuer 01 the / i ..r^iv fi, sh.oil.1 g.? ;ls 11 tkilogatif, but j oil-lei;' coinpe.e.it ministers ox tile uis! i ii Kb, this statement brought lmig'ap- ' ^ J pmu-e. iroi. \\. At. .Bowman, prin?K'ti-tti of hediel- trrammv bchuoi, at r Hiythewdod liiade the Welcome Adt uress. 'Hie lye v. K. l'.' Butter read a n -report showing that Clover, dork, ? | cnester, lyock mil and Kersiiaw are _ ; louns wuhuut an A. iM. K. church * ~ \ ? ' ?\ -?.uiu wilt' 'Uniting l.ooi. 1i.iV a i.lniiill i. .. ^ Wi. QUVtl ^ ? . gj 'ihc "Kev. S. W. Fordham introjls.unavy and educational nipn.es, this I.|j?un? was uiana^-ousty adopted.; ? 'the Missionary Lames' tad their ;?liiet'tina 111 mo sellout .nauss: n?ar the ' church, led Li .U:ss "lanzatwtn-tivbg| ' don.- nils. \'1. Dliis, \vlie 01 ill's isi' . .ia brought greeting to tliu Xouncji. e . i ,, v- *., -,?>< -TSrtto was?-born ;n, dj^'I'Mtsaee?ainl ' j. oukuI many 01 Jmjftt 11 f Ameer s cambers' lueas to vho 4^uiw+ir--vfntch p^iHiugiu. hie and sunshine "to us ail. * -wo were giad to heiir such an abie n 1 . ^ . ? missionary uudrcsS. We cant close * ^"iVis Tg^i-^th^itr-imnTCtmrrng atrst;u; :U. Uatra.oii,.^liL' is a jeW'OiHTtrTfrcI I u/strfef. 'Ihe feature q'1 the session 1 was an addiess by Dr. Im A. Adams, private secretary to Bishop ilursc ^ 'l tin.- newly appointed.. pryoiding? ? w-.Uui' llie Luiumoia" Diotrie-ti??L>V. l.Auams told us many thmgsi'hc. de.. lured* he- was- 'treated wfpng- by ' ; 'Julius"-pi es.ding eideisj . when Tie"was { pastor and-TTC declared many years " ' .io0, if he ever be presiding elder, he ~ -woulu treat all men right,' his-motto r is all men dip. and ho men down. lie.' 0 .! .W.-o said that he and Air. I>ilis" prom-.1 sed the same day - they were made 1 presiding eiliers > they would, (lots do ' any set of men to aao spite work. * j '1 his wonderful address wiw disc.usss \.d aflei'waFJ ami miffislers said ifc..ey w;ouid just, do hall' of w hat they are saying fhey wolf Id .be a blessing ' :-juinh .Carolina. Tlio iJistriyfr 1 i'dcmc \v ill be held at Jluuicy the wgck embracing the ^eeoiid Sunday .n May. The Missionary Meeting j will be held at .Mill Clock the week I embracing the l.i'th Sunday in .duly ! he Sunday Seliool Convention will i ! be held at High IHU the date to be ii.\Qd by the Presiding-^ Isidore -The ^ Council voted tlte presiding elder ? fand pastor a vote of thanks. - -j-?v ?t " ' ^ -1 WINXSBORO NEWS.- j. >Elder J. C. I.e\yis- of Chester was i in town Tuesday holding the A. M. j E. Z. Conference, nt the iT thesda ' '/Aon Church of which dev. II. i j Siec'.e ia pnutoiv Liurmg-thc dinner_ | -hour- jddcr'**?Swia- with his body- ol| workers assembled in the auditorium j at-?the Fairl el I County Training I S hoc 1. After the introduction of J ; the MinidenT to teachers an I s-tu^" fc dent body, .some very timely remarks f? were-made-by-lie v. It. A. Carroll and'. c - others'. The closing remarks ^ytye j| nyidc by thek-Elder. " Prof. Ch#rles 6 Hatchell Morris of:--}yyW3. Yjdlc was in M*" * J) ' frdSl'k * htlv flml>|qat?i'ed at.' i) the Cajvary Presbyterian ChuVch,. his fi'subject was: "The l^pw-?Errranci*" "P pation." It Was cnj'oyed by all who fc HtU'mted. . 1 -,y ~ ** 1 Prof. W. A. Ross, principal o"? tttd -fcr* bairheld County training bchool,. is 4--^ nttorring 4he Ihrtnei-pals meeting at In Columbia. ' " w ( h i Rev. I). W. Rosier, preached a soul M stirring sermon "Sunday rririrning at TyrWaynrari A. M. fc. Chtrrch. After the n. benediction a church meeting was h held, some clubs were organized and V ' the members of W-ayman art willing 1 to co-operate with the-new pastor and g ' "Wnymtwr back-Land _mnrk." v? ... , ..... . LI L'- ?' X) . ..... . - r-r- -t?" . ' .?1 I " ? . . THE PALMF rl irvirnpfl siftpr inspQcion fill _^a\r in ijdetlnjl C.hnroh, Hwo milbi Arum town. d The Council' \vu3 called1 on orders yj-of the newly appointee^ presiding el' | dor, the. Itev. Dr. E. P. Etyis t.o dis-1 Tcuaa jLm? Tor .^lte district as a' \vhole ' ' htiVfi c:ich "1"llsty antl sicw- " m fla tn know Iho rrnp.l of t strict. TTQ T.ttAftEK _ The Teachers Meeting was held,. Saturday ~af the Graded ochool, at the usual hour. It was largely at-. tended. Mjr. Johnson who has been living in Philadelphia is home for the~wmter.' We liui.ejnm a pleasant stay. ? "51-rsi M. A. Gilmore of Rock Hill was in town on business. Prof. A.-A. Adair of Chester passed through the. city Saturday. Air.orfg those on the sick list arer Mr. It. P. Russell, Mr. James-Davis, airs.^- Lizzie crown, we nope tor them all a speedy recovery. TIIE "OLD GRAlV" AND THE NEW RIDER (By E. Phillip Ellis) We closed the old year in our Quarterly Rounds with with Rev. T. II. Withers. On our arrival we found this young lv.an with things well arranged. By the Way he had all monies in hand. I mean dollar money, : contingent and presiding elder's assessment. Three cheers for the BisKopville Circuit and.lts noble pastor. Rev. Withers is building a nice fcrtly satisfied; for his presiding^et?-: der will certainly look after him. -Mill Creek wad our next appointment with Rev. W. R. Bonner. Here we., had .another mo^el Quarterly Conference. 1 he day was very cold, but in is pastor nau me assessment reauy when we goft there and this charge, iike. the one mentioned above has a noble following of good men and wo.irioni ?Ruv. Dou mail iairmie of j qui1 best^ prepared men and is ifplly .able to take care of anything that wlil l>e given "hlnn All that is needed is " to hear him preach or lecture one Time and yoirwilRb.e Convinced. . .. . Our next schedule was the Blane^' Circuit with Rev." C. B. 'Cook, paster. BHithev Cook is~initcect~a tine man and is among our best pastor's. Our [ &fcay. was with the young brother "Johnson, son of ^brother C. Johnson. TJie Johnsons on this circuit are men of meatfe, bift they lead in church work. This is. somewhat unusual among that class of people. We had the entertainment of our life at brother Johnson's home~dh~1Saturdayr" night. Any cnarge would be pt'Olld ' of Rev. Cook as their pastor. So Blaney-Circuit-will have to hurry to! keep - him.- "A _h_int to the Wise is Miihcioi t. ' Our"" Council atWedge- | 'reporter. But sullice it to say that it was strictly in a- class, by. itself. Every pastor was there save one and ho sent a good excuse. About twen-1 ty-il\ e faithful stewards were pre&-! ctUapd a large number of Missiori-J aiy ladies, aside fpom these the ihurth was almost crowded with visiters. Dr. E. A. Adams, presiding elder, of the Columbia District ren dcncd- untold good to us in the meet-J ins. The ministers and lay members of The Lancaster District are among the best in the connection. They did' not only welcome the new presidingTTcicr with "Tvorcte. but these words ^xvve - fcncketkup by nobte-ciecda. We j -tefle a fine sot -of ministers and they shall not Le any-better to us than, we are going to be to ^hem. We have a grand working force of men and-women in this district that will a never allow the cause to fail. r ' C UMBERIrAND A7 _ ?E7 CHURCH NOTES ? ?>crar?Edtfror:^Wg~bt;g apace -4n_ymi*? voj-y?nfcwsy papor to report .s.-mc'of the doings of Cumberland A. M. E. Church Aiken, S. C. From I L>6 ember liit-h lb26 to January 2nttH 11)27 wn, indp.od a yQ,flb nf invest. T he Xmas tree by |he?Sunday School was quite a success." The. sayerintemlent anil teachers showed "a deal of interest in the affairs and ] all 'tHie children, went away feeling happy. ' The^whole church was re me m he red - after- -the-tree with candy and fruit; such as# oranges and ap-. ?Sunday the 2fith* the audience dur? mjf the day-was guud and a very good collection wass taken. The ser* rnon by the pastor, Dr. Dorry in the morning "Subject: "m he _ Advenf of ' thy' flhriiit," wgg Very afc>ly delivered. Evening, subject: "The Quest of the Magi," was very forcefully presemtcd. ? f ?- ?4 The Watch^Ntght service tmef -aor-l monette by the pastor were very impressive; After which n surpristrwa?" given foj the pastor and his~~?o5d~ _iamily^_wliich?was very agreeable to. them.' ~ , '* The pastor'g sermon on first Sundav morning, subject: "The. spiritual 1 Thanksgiving,11 was full oftVkAiiorVif nnA rtf/ht fr/\ nnint Fv. v..wv>c>"v ?? B"w wv ^ w. ? * ' II .1II U JJ-L'. H PM " JL 7T 1 .6ningt sublet: "The Race for the ^fw>r'-wan good, ahurt?:iiiii snappy, The collection was-greatT. On Sunday afternoon after SundaySchool, was the election ~of' officers and, teaehera. After which, they were in.dal.ed 'by^tho pastor The i-astoi's l&mlly eaftie up from Charleston, S. C., to spend the Xihas Holidays. 'lhcy were made very comfortable and ~ver?~'~~hgFPy while here, 'ihey all left Janilary 2, 11127 hoping to havethem home in early spring. Mrs. C. Blocker Smith, Reporter " Newberrv News The New Year is here apd we are glad to welcome the good old year. Everybody s.eems to be happy and T- : "" A nice > congregation was out to the services feuiflmy at Miller Chapel A. M. E. Church. Rev. J. C. Smart preached a nice sermon Sunday morn- . ing 11:30' a. m.?The Sunday school . vras-good; 'the supcrinlfildent Mr. 1 K. F. Floyd opened on time" and his corps 01 teachers were present save He was a visitor to Bethel A*. M. E. church in Columbia, S. C., Sunday evening 3 p. m." The runeral- of Mr. Erndst Simpkir.s, the son-in-raw of Mrs. Josephine l'cltis who died in Spartanburg Wednesday, Juni 5t wao held in tlint rity . lust week. "The Uev. Smart attended llie?fnnei'nl.?Lie?was a member?of.. u\ii. zuon. Baptist.- CllUi't'll - Fuunlain itth, S. CiV age 22 years. A very young niun iiv the prime of life, but from the testimonials he was- a Christian young s man, a ?faithful ; clnnch w ur.Kir.~~lie leases to nlpurh~[ lus los3:.^ father,'wile, three sisters, j four brother^ .step mother, motherin-luw and a host of friends: Mr. George Stalks is improving, he is up and able to go around in Ins r. .mil * Mrs. -Grace Fioyd is up and can go around on CTut'ches. ~ "The schools 01 Newberry county are crowded, lioC.hi.-l Garmany has a new teacher, Miss Lillie Mae Cheeks lrom Co.umoia.. ?>he.will take chaive of the pr m.-ny gr-ufn nnd nm? sic asas, T- ? i -j?Lr. Curi fall is doing good business in the cny and country. lie is a gJod doc-or auJ when'you need." a doctor cad on him. . . i Dr. George bingleton's Drug Store ar.d B. W. Bradley s cafe is tne headquarters for_ the passers-by. Call in and" make yours, erf at home. | Mr. B. F. Iseeiy worshipped at Mil-ler Chapel A. _M. E. church Sunday evening. The members and pastor made him welcome. It is time to start your spring garden and you will need fresh seeds,' also home orchards, Air. E. F. Floyd can supply you because he is dealing" with a seed supply hrihsa that-iTRppsT fresh seeds -on hand and jdlkinda of i fruit tiees. Raise plenty of foodstuff. Miss Mabel Moon visited a friend in Lutlq, Si. C.. Watch 'ihe Leader. Mr. E.*T\ Floyd'and H. B. Rikard was in Columbia January'3fJ3D busi-? attending t-ho-juaclug of the Endowment Board, They report that the meeting was grand. ~~ ~ TlSe s-nnerin. indent's subject to the teachers was "Honesty in your Work." I am your -friend as long as' you do the right thing. Each teacher ought to have a first grade certir ficate, then you could demand wages, second" and third gi'aJfl t'elTillcale TcacTers ought not to getiasTmucK" as a first grade teacher, and again you | teachers ought" to attend -your State ; Teachers Association, pay your dues, j fuupeia'.u wi,li"^uui trustees-and par-Without cooperation you can^ Um, or on Meeting tlored to meet- February 15, 1927. ' _v**.MB, 1 I ?Me? a? NEWBERRY TEACHERS ASSOCIATION T~J The-teaehers of Newberry county assembled Tn Ibefr regularly monthly meeting in Drayton street schoor auditorium Saturday January 8th. IlamSrls.- from the various schools of the county was encouraging and many heipiul ideaft were, exchanged. An ac|ST.ed feature of The occasion an interesting address- -given by our' most efficient superintendent D. L. Weidemann. . ! The attendance was full and much twiinusuism ran mrougnout tne meetin g. i- ~ ? -ir' " h - -- . V:- I Saturday, January 15th, Bennetts v ille Locali Bl5 1 ' (By Callic D. Sanders) Ihe many friends regret to learn? that Air. \V. B. 'fownspna's beautiful residence in Blenheim, S. C.,was destroyed by lire. Air. Townsend is one of the- -largest farmera in that ' vicinity. 'I rust the insurance- will cover the loss. Mr; Jim Jones home near Aiailhoio was also destroyed by -..re- thi^ week, ... ' >j_. Airs. Londu Dixon a- faithful'mem oer of iMaeeddiuw-Bawttst Bhurcfc la Skill on tne s.ck list, i am asking the .rentiers and iriends to. cult an and sie her, sh6 is in need of heip. . 1 roi. Willie Thompson of Manning, S.Jo., spent tne week ohd honte with t-uieots ai?U spent a pleasant stay .villi vhe re.oKer. ' . -< boiry to learii of Air. and Airs. C. i4. Reese being on-the sick list. Airs. Llamsa ferry and Aliss Et- _?_ -del-Keese-rfire doing mce.y With stheir s.hooi worn at AiacCdonia school. We TfusT" that they will" have much suc"CCsS. Airs. Whittaker .reports a pleasant o.ay m her new heme- at Dillon,. S. Cr _ airs. . \V liittanef is aiways lull of khiiifcs. shells . ohe of the tiraded 1 t .. * * . School, teachers'here,. . Airs, 'iheo T. Robinson and Miss Tetr.e 'Ihpmpsoh are doing nicely WHii the Saw lvnii Scnool. iVi^s. ltobni^on ig-a pdend.d teacher. I api ure cliat they will make good. Hie, oei wje lltiitl :iL_ailil?li 'Da'pList ? church Sunday a. m., was full of inLi.ood becins. w be at his best. May 7 Cjod tiUll lake care of him. ? i?:-\L- ? Air." A.. R.- ltooinson and family is ' up again.utter temg s.ck for a numi)L'l' Lit?Wct'.tS...-. ?o. .-?: ? ?: ? .. i . if . /'.II _oj 1\*: n nice AxineV'ox C..eiaw, now teaching -av-th??WiuicU iscnooi here, motored t0 (1 he raw, S. c., Wednesuay on tf visit tovivijv.j B. i\l. Al.lier. air. iourmic inompson of Tuskegee iiistita.e, Ala., is home for a snort stay.' ixe motored over in his -uuuaolf 'CtiUChr 'fcdi'iie good looking ?-1 i' int is spinning qu.te a bit of his Lime at lid Auieua street. - Little ' Lr. lUctAiiium"Jr.* was at* -ciiul en oii Sunuay and in 'every way ho :s -loditingAlio picture of health Air. ViiTff -iurs. lhoxiieii urace is all .sia^iicvj u>er-ihe.r new son little Lemou vx.ace. Aiotner and oauy are do- ; ii.g "li.ceiy. ~ - ? . ....... iite eounty?teachers Association met t>atuiuay January bin. Lroi. J. vy. ~C.Uii.uii,,iioTn president presiued. Ju.ss iota x. i c\\e is sec.etaiy. Vve were u.esst?t| xO na?e i 101. j. ix. Cain ox m..iin.gtoii, a. c., Witii us ana to siix^iit to t?.e aouyi aiso isuperintenoeut a. a*.' -Cauipt,e.i and i'loi. It. O. iOwiiicK piiiui^ai oi me is.snopvnie Niiiitc Vjia-eu bcnool. lUiss VV ashn.gton sj.uite \cry- nmpiringiy on the j -subject ox "now to secure emciency , -m rwidmg, Aliss Lante naii^e^~ule iui.ia.t.s ...t.n.Ai ox pnoiiicst-.alsb Mias l*f.ui;ilr .up. i.' it. i.xl:CaixUUl spofcfton sxxei.l leau.ng. Alahy otnurs took paiu i-uis wuj u splendid meeting, inojiC wuo. wt.c aootin certainty mis sea'a treat. ' lufj. oxiii e .McKav is on the sick liwt. . q' . * . x?lr. and Mrs; J. 11. Haynes is full oi suii.ep over men- now son. Mother una una ba^-y jctm tu merry ana-gay; ? lie?. 'Copper is uo.ng iiicexy at &t.-.xVliCx.Uwis i?L l. ciiUrcn. / . ' Ans. Aiagfei'e .ucCan returned home irony CuitL~rmia,,a. '.|./wiiLo sue .pent? tlio xVinas. wit it.' paroaxs ana tr'fiids. ^ Ai.sn hiiionn.1 ii. ii i.ovingt.on. of ?.? - VVxx.aiiiigvonj?*>. Ax., is Home visiting " relatives ai^a. ilieiiuS. mas,, tijiitma banders, sister of the "lepoitel \tas reai sick tor the past vroc.x, otix s..e id aoie to begin : iixo:. scinaji-vx uiiw u^uiii, c?ne was eur-~~ ? .ii.Cxxtivi--txiJiv.ve u. vxSie liont iur. y. E. ? x.i-.oll Ox i.uauiU ynAOxSity, Vysslrington, u. on vaunaay-rr.gnt.*?! To K^ep Abreast of The Times " - Read Tfjr r-1? * nL?? PALMETTO A * " - ^ I " ? , ^ , Ml" I LEADER ?