The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, February 05, 1927, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
PAGE SIX.
_ THE SIDEWALKS OF
" DETROIT _
. 1
- - ?r - * r by Maivus Dean *
Detroit, Michigan.?One of] the
most "striking- features for the begin
iiing of the new year, was the stageing
of. the. STlggs and Dombrouski.
-?It wasVthe--first bout of its kind
since 11)19. It was said iu the Ne\v?
-? the night aI'tee the"- Hght. "Thnuph
Suggs" face happened *tt> be black,"
you can say nothing, but he is'4 as
good as yb1i_chn )ind in the bilntam
and featherweight Clas.-. It whs- 10
"rounds and 'J of the \rkite l'ojish boy
t}ni;ght tlrat the Hfltlriioy must.;have
been a sotrjn, rcin'-iy with. opinions
black clou is .voiiliir by and plenty of
,\<-t in fur
-w?-v--i?b<)d niyasiM*e';' . t~*7~"
liombfowskj "wen only the -fifth
round and a.ll live rest ,i\e- \Viifi.wisln
" i!iir. the legs wTuTTTl j utl- lionv ynidet
Fletcher Henderson At (1 ray stone
Fletcher'. HentUfrsoh" anil his Roufeland
Cordon flr. i.o.i > a. i> in Detroit
? to entei'luin t In ? c?1 rot of this, citv
lie was arfkiM '.<> 'return because his
last .jippeiu'.'MH-e, here. in. Septcmbei
v.n? so' thritiiivi*. ???r?r??
The. X. A. A.. C. I*. has establishes
H ht'lliH'i) n-i 1 i.. IiupU.a
. eliuri lr_yi'_Jhi - .< '. y. ll has made .
wonderful luau'.vay, re the upliftinf.
W.VVKItrK Y r\VO^!ENS
l-EUfciKAflON
,q
^?? ?At a meo* in# .01 lla VV nAv'.Jiy Ted
eration Club,' ah organization of Wo
; . . men of the A lly ami a. .'branch of tin
State Federal, on "uf'Colored W oiiielf:
Clubs, a. presentation vas.ntmlc ,t>
v / " Alys. A'. D. Sayrrn. "pre-nriont nf tht
"Local Club an<l a'so trtfa-AIr?r.ot ^th"?
State -body. lor her work with-different.-groups
of Columbia.. atid,-hci
~1 PINCKNfiY'S
UNDfeRTAkER AND [
OF SOUTH CARO
Office
ioor, Washington st.
~ Pinckney's Snnit
BEST EQUIPPED IN THF
' zrou YO
I n I ?
Z splendid?leadership. Th ZhveCUng Uii
\vurU til' iho Club iit.r. sifters shou'et
that they appreciated her service;
' hy present.no her a -diver ~t;up.' . The
presentation?vt-a-s beaiu;il?ily - nia.it
-l.y .11 rs. ('urine ~TTyjrb.Il. the ' be'Iowf
wife .'of Llev. Uiclraftl Carroll. In respondinp
t<> the .uift.M'rs. Saxon sjiokj
feelingly of v. hat slier attempted tt
oo for h'tr sex iutbyia ;,i:v{ p) thi
State." tt. was^an impressive occasion?
... ' - - , ' .. .
Uther t xteiv.:>or;aieo.us talks- wort
t delivered Ja; 'Mr. Xl. -lac" IlatiilV ym!
Mr# I. M. . A. Myers. special invited
Kuus.ts": el !. . i:b = .'|1' -.
Good Saniai'i;.s?m In?j-d-t-ttl. -and. M>rs,
G. L. Kaiiiff.
The tI.ul?"mcofty.i'uMiv.Jtlenibijiul
btrihii. ;r > t... Ua-'k .oi
Taylor street. 'This i-yhv -.muni
?letuinlt elt 'i-h : M'l- .'-i:-.:.: CMliii.
i)i (mi ii'-t: I. .. i-?!.! : lu I'itv." in
honor' ?ii' h?.V- ;nyi' e ihcjr
livt'.s in the. V'ui;":.;'.-. jlV.tr. -Mrs. Cirif~fin
i.s* it o- hi .till) i'\??iora lion
and it was.hi v t in: to :u\TcrtiTm--.-U?!
CKrh \\ i.'it .-i.'j ilhl. iiw? <siuul: .style,
J ho,dnc'i i'o-a! in -tiu'',uiii<iuc
iiiniiu rii,, ' ,-'-i L'ui-.'dili:-:
_?_?and' us i tn?.a-i:?itl/vl, wotuwt- -enjoyed
the', ^l.iloiiiinl i:i!i\ - ) ;, . ihe (ii'iVfi'flit
.sponsors?all -tii whom won* p'Vefl'v
-rrooii -,v
" Ihiy vSa>;.'la Tip-a;,.. ii'a ThiUiia's,
d " ?* Of i'il.itr. ' i ? 1U . lU'l 1)1' 1 111
'.jHyok.i.1 -ill U t o 11 ^I 'rpye<i_
/salads, ival" hot choc vlat/e. ptc,
?? the?roi'rt---hivrnts' wv/q fjvprrrcd hy
~ .wr. mrrrn rrr-f. ~ wt i-Kiuoyn chef;,
\S'hu . ha., c! ar;r>- i.i the cafeteria,
? which i.- :i pur: id?rpr- dm1.- i>inld.
Hipr.-;- -Mrr-tfircry'T?n^ i iirtlYTsTpaP
ticular was all thai .iho. pi ojde could
i? expect.?^?= ?"
* . ?Bd-uch-U1 n II Ii
?what . iit'-huii Wo oPtIcv
conjhuini'y. To say the' least she is
an asset and her work as a community
builder wil be seen and admired
by .generations unborn.
There was a sptcwdid?attendance
of some of our leading-htdig9 at the
meeting and a real good time ".was
enjoyed by all. ? . - .
? -r-''
NEWBERRY DISTRICT SUC
CESSEUE MEETING
Itr. ti. K.Iyles t*residrng Eldei
is Well l'leased
Newberry, S. C., Jan. TJtJT?Mr
.Editor;' please permit space ' in * th<
newsy columns of your paper to in
form the public that the Newberrj
District* unftei1 the -ledership of th<
. cue: aUe Dr. (h K. l.ylo., is still a
live. and. is- maYing 'forward, by leap;
ami .huundj,. W feure cognizant of tb<
k put of the -groat responsibilities tha
- rests upon nrr and; mean-tt> noth
--')>vr-Iess than ouw-full duty,-.
Dr f.yles called the-ministers, lay
men and juissrotrrfry. Jeadiii^' .of th<
- -tr^t ri' t to-meet at AlilU^r .CllUPbl A
i sweied the call.^-After a very touch
injr devotional service conducted b;
v 1' iiyered a vehy.; timely 'address 01
p- (!:?,' I ^ H - 1 ''.'"' "'"" 'I Tn
crest hi South Carolina." Dr. Lyle
a is:*.ne4?f- thought ar.J* vishrft am
? A-ei-y - few superiors, if any, as't
iospej preacher.
The Proofing Elder; read Wi
"Drive" Assessment, also the Edu
limtliil SSl'SSIllfllL Ol UI 1 til LIIC- Ul?
- tnet-by chariTes. K?v. .1. C. Snla'r
iis.sessme.nts. He was ve,ry timely ii
his remarks, speaking in very higl
1 terms <>(' Bishop Hurst, because of th
ii-.
IJisto (pA iTroad "vision and" Hryihlma
- r>Kpec in! j y in * A1 (ftn 'I'nivevsifry.? "Bre
l the Ibsluip?is 'askum the Xew
~ "net*' y District. throuuh Dr. Lvlcs fo
Si,n?"?o). oop thousand andrfrfty do!
I '.ar- !'<)) the privc" and ($1'.20TT), oni
thousand I two hundred dollars fo
Education.." Yes. wc~ can and wil
j .raise every dollar of it. Revs. N. A
i Rico, E, V. Kiser, A. Richardson, An
dersott also brothers U-. S. Gallman
a and A." Gary made timely remarks o
endorsement. The women were pres
? cut and ;i<l<led their endorsement. A
mdiifr them wefo: Mrs. V. T. Ellis
Mrs. .lanie Smart, Mrs. I,. At. GiWcr
Mrs. . RutherlVord and others \vh(
I made tiyoely am] appropriate it
I- marks. .... . ' 1 .
_?On. motion made by Rev. J, C
Smart -and-seconded, by Rev. JI. A
R-ieo, the assessment as prorated b>
the Presiding Elder whs unanimous
Sy adopted. '
. The jfood ladies of Miller <?hapo'
A. M, ) .. clnirch under the divectior
i. at' their energetic, pustois Rev. J.'C
Smart, served.-a very elaborate dinnei
Almost . everythin.<r" that appetite
' could wish for was on the table. The
^Deaconess and Stewardess Boards
. assis(Y<r~l>y Th'iilhVrs U. Sr Gnlhman
: ..made ,our.,.fr'iends wolcomP;??
l>r. tl. K. I.vies left well pleased
i ..over the -splendid meeting-?irmh is
i' i'Uf .Toreyard?idlh?Luipe^?ami--expoelation.
W e. moan, to put the pr.ofrram over
1. .SMART?
y.w c""r!7t(r"<'.uT Chn a 1 uaSa Cntnhici
i'aity i n the seventeenth of January
I l-,:i( h 1''>y. wa-j a.-ktyl to hrintr ono at
his seeks to the party. This Tiiadt
. u> \\ o.ndor what. was p'oinj? to hap "ryn~
At, the door there was a you Tip
man wi'n took , our sockiu?wdwh?W7
-nii'n't see- ujit ilrhc party \yas over
The 1 !?;i rthc-eraff' at~ Tt"0 o cToek
We phiyed many intreestirtf? panics
FUNERAL HOME i
.ICENSF.D EMBALMER
LINA & GEORGIA
-c __ ^
Funeral Cars and Funeral
Eguiprtienfc ? ;
As Good as the Best
Aid 3;tter than the Rest
..Arid Prices Less - -?
(<?Ki<lvfH'e I'bone 7 765
' COUfMWA. S. C. ^
fary Barber Shop tj
: CITY. COME AND SEE
URSELF.
? THE PALME!
>* y*-\
The one that impressed mt most was
"Sending a Jlessagt^" at the_head of
the line this message started "This
? m 'Friday" ami afc?H*e-end this mesi?mige-w-as
received "1 Small a. Frog.1'
i Alter the games we were given sev*eral
lessons in etiquette by Mrs. J.
U. l'orter and Prof. R. W. Boulwar&
. Then we were served salmon salad,
sandwiches* and hot cocoa. After
this our socks containing apples, orin
to us- and distributed. EaCh boy
was given a useful present. A very
pleasant evening was spent.
? After?the party was over many
" \yh, through her efforts, made it poe'
sible $eP?us to have this entertain5
ment. ' ? /
= The Preparation ?Club?; for TFOe
5 Christian leadership, was organized
November 17, 1926,?by the following
I young men;-Messrs. S. L. Hampton,
J. D. Dorrati, 11. K, McFadden and
Moses Helton, S., C. Johnson. "The
purpose of this. Club is to_be true
g Christian leaders/ l_j.
? O January 21, this fllnlv invited thf
-?male fnembors of thi'-faculty-to a-re*
ccption in the dining hall. This was
^ a surprise U> "the teachers, for thej
II did not "know such' ar club existed, in
11 the school. The following teachers
' attended: *Pr* O. M. Young, Rcv.~d
s CI. Porter, Rev. A. H. Reasoher, Prof
A. P. Butler" "Ttfter a delightful repa.-t,
the following program..was yen.e
derejl; ... " 1 . " '
e Mr. It.-K. Fortune Master of Cere?
monies.- .. , 'H- . v
TntrndupHnn nf thp MivS. I.
t. Hampton.??:?.?? ?- -L
o Object of the Club, Mr. J. D. Dorn
rah.
f? . Origin of the Club, by the founder
0 M ! ? Moses Bolton. ~
ETri'wmr "Where Manhood' .l^erisfi
-, !)>'Mi. Robert Johnson. ' "
? 'T'oem. ''Let Me Live in n..Honsrr-by
r the Si'lo At n Bond " by. Mr. Forest
e - Remarks by members of the Facr
rally. ~' 1' '
1 E.^L GAUDY
" SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULf'
TUBE
This school is owned and eontroll?cui
by -Mr*.: BrcelanWuf Orangeburgr
S. C., and is located at
,~HG 1--"Broughton street, where for
10 years or more she has successfully
practiced her profession, as hair
dresser and. manufacturing all the
material used in her large and extensive'
"busingss." ? r-s. Breeland
wishes to emphasizeThe-fact-Lhat the
School of Beauty Culture has been a
j great help to quite -a number of our
-young Wj.inH-iy who aire now in difforent
parts of this State and other
* States, making good, - and we have
room for many more who maf wish
to take the course. Here I might
mention the names of come of mv
srudejits who finished from my school
' Miss ^ Carrie Sh&ler, 8.'? Edwards
r -^t?vot, .Sumter, 9? C., Miss Mabel
"Johnson TO.V Shallo\yford street," Winvton'Salem,
&. C., Miss Jennie Smith.
Orangeburg S. C., Mrs. *IIettie An?''I'llin.
' Ht:infi>i'd. C'nnn.. Mr-!,?Sfll'aW
I'arlcr. Onmfrohiu-pr, a.?The-Ie aie
__>oy(iiiL o.the.Vit, whose names I uuuld
mention, hut space will not permit.
Mrs.-Breeland is one of. the leading
women of our group, who deserves
much credit, for after educating her'
self; first attending Allen Untversi:p'.t.v.
and finishing at the State College
-at -Oiaingehurg?in-J4?0iV she?started
' ill luioivi/ioo iv.wl ..*1' 1 :
in UU.HIIV^O mm nmy*~
'_hoth_-whito and* colored toUk1 sot isr.iLtnm
of all.?.Mrs. Hrool;md's office
' is nicely, .fitted and one' would ho de
lighted to visit hep---palatial departaaaa
. ? t*. ?*i ft I'I^
if Allen U
An Accredited Institution of the
LA . Sow th-<' a ?Jfentficiw
r| Educational
i X Oilers exceptiortal opportunities tc
^ ; CUM- l/>r llie to
{ divinity?in Dickers'uti TRSologica
'{. Science. College <jf Education (
X Home Economics. . Conynorcu
LOCATED IN AN ATTItACTIVI
r*j-?Urofossonint Muff "he eowpnyo,}"fit
!|! ^Universities of the fountry. One
*|* Ueliprioiis?Intellectual?I'hysical
for leadership.
A w x? y
Student.^,activitres and social li
X share of attention and fnrni?1
A n ideal plnci.1 -f/VT ymnig W'ffl i
j *j? 1.091 Students from Seven Stat
!|! FAIX TERM begins Wet'ncsd
^ dents expecting to reside in the di
V n deposit of five dollars for resei
12, 192f>. Applications are c i m i t
President discourage promiscuous
'.j. lie refunded if the applicant doe?
I '?* he applied on the applicant's exp
{ Notice Extraordinary^?lirafluatioi
i^_pliice .this year a& usual and a-eoyti
[ Y DAVID HENRY SIMS,
j* President. " ' " C
$
TO LEADER - '
I meats. ?
pleted a course apd any one wishing'
tTy--takc~*he course will Hud her at
4i>-4-2 Broughton street, Orange- ta
burg, S. C., or Phong 704 or 053-J
O?E WHO IS INTERESTED . c
TrTg?. ? to
HELENA NEWS *
% - ' th
Sunday* was a high day at Brown sti
Chappel A. M. E. church. The Sun- kn
Sunday School was out in full with sit
allelic toucher's at their posts of du- wi
ty'. The lesson was well discussed
by the following teachersT No~ 1, ^
Miss Linnett Sartor; No. 2, Slfss'Joe
Noll Noetcy; No. 3, Mrs. N. E. Rook;
r No. 4, Mi.. W.1 3, Green; No. 6, Mrs. cp
i Addje. Raker: No. C.Mr. jLjS. Gary. va
. Lesson by Mr. Jesse Marshall. At 3 v.,
o'clock Rev. L- F, Meetz preached a
p wonderful?sermon "'flruiii Paul: ~*We
, were also blessed with a burning ser- |0,
, Trion by Rev. J. W. Wright from the ^n
subject "Re still and know.that I am
L Pod." The A. C. E. League rendered ^
r- -i nice program .along with the lesson
; W. S. preen gave some timely re- sn
' ibarks on the lesson along with the ,-n
i nresident Jesse Marshall. '
; . Tb<? Willinq- Workers Club meeting j),
2: ' 11 * >' "? x '? i >.* ?
. Home of Mrs. Ellon T. Coleman. Af
for th^busfnessm repast was served...
- Xhfc^&ad ..intelligence reathetL the ..
_ city, Saturday January 20, that-Miss- ?
Maud Coleman, daughter of .Prof..
and Mrs. A: W, Coleman and gramL
. tlaughter of Rev. G. T. Coleman had th
passed away in Detroit, Michigan... ni
t We were all shocked to hoar this cn
news as she was such a promising fa
. young woman. ' ' '- o ? ^ i.j ^
On Monday night there will he a ff
>_ lemon cutting given at the -school
" Jiouse by the piano committee: ' Mis- vr
" aec. Lunett Sartor, Delilah lireenwoojl
~ Emma I.. Gray and Jesse Marshall, <0
Chaivnan. Plenty of fun and music.
I know-that the yoking people will enei . tt,
joy it to the highest. ' . "*"*
? Mr. flchrrierVance wns with us Sun- jj(
day, and gave s.ome ycfy good ad- tj,
vice to the young ""people, subject: %v|
"Love." ...? ho
Mrs. Simmie Lou Ryne is some bet- ar
r -4er afe this writing. :??^
... 7m
SHOULD WE CRITICIZE? qi]
' qn
. Evidently this question has" been W(
propoumU*i--=Tnany .times,?.Likewise
the answers have ranged 'from uni- ^
UXi^cLi. UlU^IIHIVIUll W UlllVtfl fttti lit?gation.
Irrespective of the previous ^
conclusions the writer wishes-to state ,'
that we should criticize in any given
.quantity] but that the quality of the
cmicisw is-tho^e^cTUial-factor,- +
;J There are two1- kjnds of criticisms,
namely, favorable ami unfavorable. ^
It should -be the desire of the critic j
to make favorable criticism whenever ?
possible. If one makes a success in ))tpursuing
some Worthy program, he w:
-Hoiild be commended. On the other j
hand-, .if a \v6rthy efTort is put forth
_ _and failure results, ene-shotdd-he com
_ -mended for the effert-- The-fav<>rable ?criticism
can do no harm, while it can
" ..siin].ula.te the j-eceiver. to be more do- ~
termmed in his endeavor and success ]rl
: will nntnrally follow. For the same tn
reason, ...we must , make unfavorable w
criticisms. For instance: when we
see. a nerson who is satisfied: with his
r * . """????m
. accomplishments, but at same time
* his ability warrants a greater expan- '
sion, wp~should critfotw htm'unfovor- m|
drssatisfiott and thereby develop to ^
;^the maximum^extent.' Unfavorable . ^
eriticism ^hpuid_ secTfrtr~T he -same end?^"
.as favorable, only the means should )
differ. i ^
v * ! v '!* v '
niversity ft
s X~T~
A. M. E. Church and the Stale of ^
y^if-t+te Stater and fTcheral ^ X
Hoard Funds X
) the Negro youth, lias fine facili- *!,j-re
^ X ho
il Seminary. College of Arts and ?j-'
Teacher* Training-).- High School. !j! *JO
il.. Music. Training School. X 1111
2 SECTION OP COLUMBIA. S. C. {'
-grnthrrresTTTT-Tending Colleges jami y~
! of the recent additions is a Pf-o-. ?
lopartment., * - . ' ?*?-)t ^()1
Training are combined to prepare { *
???^
fe under supgj'vision-receive their
^ pleasant diversion from study. X l<?1
ind women to he.- < ' ' " !
es Were in Attendance I.5r*t Year {
ay, September 15, 1020. All stu- !j! *h
[lrxnitories are requested to forward?X
"Vation of rooms before September *?*
lg rn rapidly rtnd the Trustees and {*?
residing in the City. Deposits will 1*1
( not matriculate, otherwise it will X
P"*C3' T A
a Ti-om The High School will take y fir
iff?ftte-wtU he awarder fnr the SaW6. ; OTj
DTOIIAn TAIT *.t -mtr-w rr^om V
noiiui junn iiuKai, y y-e
hairman of The Board of Trustees. eVl
-. >' s
The method, of-criticism is" most im *
rtantr. In the first place only the" ~j
tj
pahlti ha,) Urn to n iliriIh-t ' j
usv iru UIIV CUM JIUIJiVlllfIII, y-'" ' ^
nd the realm of his. experiences, ,
fore you offer a criticism be sure
- thhik the proposition througrh.'
e if ^'ou are the-logical Jper?on ;to
*ke the criticism. 1/ you think J '
ftt~your criticism will serve a (rood
rpose drmt fail to make if. Just
idy.the Lindiiridiml. dotoYtnne what
id of criticism is needed to- fit the
'nation. ' supply the sanie, and all" v
11 be well in, the end. . - J
When a evfticisnf^cbmo -to us we. 1
1 \ '* ~T~~, .?
ould not Question the soevce from }
here.it come*. A fact-is a foot re* ?
irdlcss of the place of it? origin. J
tidy eVerythtncr to pee if if; has anv
hie. if sot. extract: the same ns you
mid a hiSffert^trenmrrr ?1 ?
Then should wo he nrii'ns'tlv crvtU 1
icd let i?<; find couvduti'tn in the hi* '
ry of advancement. All ere it wen
Ve had their stumbling .blocks. butev
championed theiv cause hv en>v?
?ttn??their?stumbling dleHt*?into ?
fuming f stones. As the poet has {
id, "nil dark clouds have silver line's."
It naturally follow that we
ivp alt to Era in and nothing to lose
erefore-we should Cntifiw..'*
I MISS) H.! KVI'TK ?. ,r!p\MS ^
Clinton Cbllytrc. Rock Hjllv S. C. ' '
NEWBERRY NEWS i
. ; t . -J
The month of January' ts gone and 1
e farmers are satisfied .with the a- onnt
of work that they have ac- *
mplished on their farms. . It was
Iked before Christmas, while so
any peonle were moying in town
om .the-farm.-that-there was not tty^ ~
>sy w.'iv he not, h"' the man who _
on the farm ic h; .' ' "il f-'r. rnrthing.
- . ?_ _
Mr. ?. F. Floyd,, the agricultural
acher in the Alt. Bethel School^J.Vf
?ing .community* service work? c
e 'juxf^nis boys are primmer and setlg
out trees' for'dilfprent cures both
liite and, colored. They arc glad to
ive the teacher and boys to conhe"
'blind and do- some scientific work, ,
much so until- the good farmers" _
ive decided to help Mr. Floyd to c- <
lip. his .'room \Vi'th-such fools anil clipment
that he need. Workvyns
- nfiifvc in trmi ami are doing
mothing for t?o people in that ^
Uoal tli:-' rict. Jits advice jto the
rmfvf arc stay on the farm and] ,
ire your own food stuff,. educate ]
+H1?children, learn?them'how to ,
r>rk with their.hands as >yc!l as with
eir heads. This is hi? motto..
TFe T)r ay ton TfUdT Srhool is pet-1 j
ijr ready to build-a wrtrk. shop, for .
e hoys. -They aregoing to. jmt the
mh'er on the ground and the hSys \
ill.do the work with the assistance <
iin accomplished .carpenter; They
li have the agriculture room in this
lilding. ... - .
Mr. 'S, M. Vo.yng the agriculture i
u< Her at Dead . Fall School has a i
ry beautiful school yard. - |
The friends of .Mr?t i rnku?Kluyd -)
ji be.gkul to f.wnw llit.i the Doctor -7
.s unified h 1 .T alkTiir that book *
ley, and he is getting around very ;
;li: ' - --- ,
Mr. Robert Robinson: is still on the i
:k/li.st; " ? 7- ??1
Every other person seems to. have <
had cold.?It must he t-Hc Ha-in a -i
iid stage. _ 1
The services .were - you'd all day i
unlay at Miller Chapel' A. M. E. j
u: eh. .?The _ Supuay ijihuul?Was1 ~
owded. The lesson -was reviewed J
brother \V. M; Gilder. Rev. J. C. I
liart opened services at IT:.*15 a. m,, I
mUwo. He. taken as n text. "IRo it'ded
for your labor" Matthew 20
Rev. J. \V. White was in the city r
st. Saturday to nirr'nn l-i"t?ffrrtnir"~
y?ttrmeet the Pre -iding. Elder,
CD. K. - rLyhtSr?Rev. -rWMtc rsr d
storing over in Saluda-county. He
ports- that his jpeal barrel has not '
on emptied since he has been ofr=
e- wotk. fr mis eongrefcatsun., have *
ught him a Ford c;u- within two 1
onths time. lie said in twelve -
oiitRs they will buy him .In Ksspx.
T\vo widow:? werprat Mi!brf"Chli[1hl
tntlay lookinrk like It will not -be
ik before the wilt be a.; one, Watch j
he, JLeader.'-V
Alrii. Rorf.ia Simphin.s haccepted
e position as the Domestic Science 1
acher in the Drayton High School
Mrs^^S hollar TtulT is vojiorlc'd hotter
le 'has been very kick. We hope "
at she will soon'rocover. i
Bennettsyille News
? (Ry.C^^i'-' lb Sundeiv) Bcnnettsvillo.
S. C.r Feb. 1?Vhe
st -mcmih 'irrthr^TirW year is jafbrtb'.
any was bTossed to welcoVnc the now
at-in, but today is gone to refct fftr'v'
k
Mrs. Lenda Dixon an old loyal mem I
Saturday, February 5th, 1927.
>er of Macedonia Baptist church is
to.- JjiK*. <iuh?Uy passed away .
[ luirsda-y a. 111. The remains were ?
aivi to rest in the Macedonia ??Cifle-' ~ "
ery./ A dear and loving one is gone. ,
A e loved her hut God loved her best.
7.1 rs. L>orav"*4t,ing-Reese of New ,
. i <s and Mr. Arthur Lucas of WashiigAon,
Ij. (J., was called home Tues,i.y
nn account-of the illness of their ;
aother . Airs. Jinnie King. She is
' Miss -iiosa L. Lastfn, one of our
Tbuniy Teachers is improving slow- r ~~i
y. j^o'r mt'i' a month she ha^ been A
ill the sigli list. Trust she will soon ' j
xco\vs. '
" 'Vv<.: s'nirah: Thompson and little,
ratfiai-ihe spent a pleasant 'Week "'*
vith relarives and friends at Cheraw,
a. <i. ?? ???;?^
M'ss' Odom, * ?i\ teacher? In the
I^tced School is gut again. She has
men ill for a few days,
air. .James -L. Lucas' of Washing n,
I j. C." was "on "the honor roll in
'.hord-ttrTs morlth.. Mr. and Mrs. LuV
. .? ^
s .iif hlled'Vith joy over their only
hild. May Christ continue to bless
. :?:
urn. . . -j _
Miss Willie Meter Bradford writes
>f lu i happy stay in HartspnCollege,
Mi( hmond. Va. She states that she
m nik.'iinif gmw 'livery way. aibb .?
\lso Miss Franeiria King.. These two
ovcly girls are the only girls in their
ionics.?P do tru:;t they will reach _i_
The .Marlboro Union closed one bf
its best Sessions this week at C^dar
Pall chuivh, Blenheim, S. C.
There is. still nioney^some&here in ,
Marlboro County, as I see plenty of
n^w homos being built. | Mr. Arthur
Drayton of Marlboro, S. C., has nliiTima"-nil
A 11101 ill' rti'det
'Idle County - Teachers Association
vui lilivTTd Akt'all. S (P, nt thn
Marldoro County Training School,
SelfUKflliv SfitllVflslV Koltrunrv R Pnmn
me., .come all, as1 this will >he a great
'^IcCall. They are planning to
nVnVti in the new - Industrial building." *-* t~
Prof. .J. \V. Cunningham is<jpresident
>f the Association and principal of,
the school. He still calls special at
entioiv to the teachers of this county
'n lie present. * 1
?khans Tlia, el. A. M. K. Z. churcfr=
has .a. new- sexton, Mr. J. B. BradIn
every way he is .a faithful '
-exton.
Quite a . surprise, to many friends ?
s?p Rev: A. E. Lomax of. Cnlinnhia,
s, C,. in the city Saturday. He made
naiiy pop calls during the afternoon, ' 1
I am sure Mrs. Maggie. McCall j
laughter was all smiles.
Sunday, quit eardarge "trowd- came (
i'.oinax. I must say hcf" delivered a
-hong spiritual sermon from 2 Kings *
V chapter, 1.1 to 11>, verse. He is-deiwiiiig
God's Word. Preach oq in
hrht' name Rev. Lomax.
.Sad to the. relatives and friends of
\lr. John Strickland. "He- was only , .
oick one day. His remains \vas laid
o .rest in Macedonia. Cemetery, Ow
ng-.itv-the-H+wmee-of-liTepastof Rev.
U _> tr.i i ? - ? -
I . 1?. .uuouana, KOV. K. H.. Klddicjc
inn 1'iiliv.fil liiin. . I'ruP. K. J. Sawyer
nnl his lart-e membership f Masons
lid nil that ninild_lja\x- l^f^flTTnp witp _
lie body. Miss J)ora L. Powe and
>i.!iers took part with the music.
'rof. Ik 11. Butler of Ifaftsville was
present. .slee p on Mr. John and takd"
/our rest,. \\'e loved ^you but Jesus
ate<i yi'a best, lie leaves' to mourn
lass: four dauirhtprs nnH qv<t
rand children and a host of other
clalives and friends. " - .
Mis. Km inn l.andy.was of Raleigh;
S'. \va, called from..the' bedside of
ler seriousfy sick husbaftd, to see
br'Iast of.-?lver 'mother. .. 1
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? Harrieeville News. ?:?rrrrr
?. ' - .
.\ir. Wallace Walker has returned, ~
a fyy?_w.cci^stay ii\^ Florida.
We are very glad that he rather live
icre than in Florida. -??
-ltiv. ..'vein accompanied by ftev.
iolpiii is running a series of meetngs
here, which is a. great success,
onver;.s troni the age of 7 to 80
. ears of age.- Little Henry Williams ? ~
.M-'ais Is the youngest iifi^ong ?
he nMilder and .Mr. George Busch 80
iin:s 4-he oldest. Thig meeting will .
'phi.inuu to run for the next week *?\
- IW77"and .Mrs.- lieyward Dancy are
he proud parents of a bright eyed
>aby 'girl, which was born! last week.
tl"ihur and baby' are doing nicely.
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