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Saturday, February 12/ .19! nKT'iirei. A V Tr r'"''nr" j Sunday was holy communion. 1 Tin services throughout tlie day. were verj impressive and highly enjoyed bj many. *. M - The Sunday school was well repre apntod niuv^W/??.ll.. 1 -- ' : ? ? ? uiiu in erory otnei ? respecir -"After-the . ptudy .period r hrief review of the lesson was eon ducted by. Mr. J. W. Woodberry at - /11:15 a. m. ' Dr. J. E. Beard, after making a few : brief remarks by ivay of announce ??menier-selected a text, John, 12-152: "And 1, if 1 be lifted- up from the earth, will draw all men unto imp' Subject, "The Attraction of the Cross." In making clear the^suhject Dr. Beard asserted the important fact in Cflimfintiofl the text Ik t'lUI 1 , Christ j.i the puwjtiLUl JTmycllon- bul this pawor musCTte acted upon by you .and Pie, .wl.Uh show.? the possibility of'volir faith witli i- "" ' w ... ...v.. j kj ui wum, II I ?be-4ifted'-ui> l_will* draw all men unto . me, but man* must lift him up and. he " Will- draw," has wonderful power." The'sermon was- pregnant with spiritual and intellectual food and "impressions of untold good made by the preacher. . ' .< Although the ejitire dav \vo? very " ' busy with the. paslor..\ kiting, the >ick, etc., he was not weary, it scented, -be. cause of v^ry' attractive- and highly ?1 pleasing shVmon Sut|days?e v e 11; ug from the^ex^-found in St. Matthew, 1.0-6, j'Thy Kimi'1oin i<onuj." |\Vu delight 10 ' see visilors and strangers in our scrr^rtce always~juit feel that you are at home and welcome.." . The" program rendered by stewardess botu'dLKo. 2j.umler-the direction of Mrs. R. E, ? Perrin last Monday evening was quite-a treat and a success. VVe . feel' very -grateful to the ni^rrry-friends whu .responded on the program; making the occasion sa ? pleasant. Come to tlje services Suir ,? day, February- T3. - -: ~ 71 -eaxrrcises iook piacc on Feb. 2, 1927 pt Second Calvary Baptist Church, Columbia, S. C, was quite a feature as?well as- success; Br~ A. Adams, presiding ^Ider of the Columbia District and president of the?Union was master or ceremonies . - and Dr. J. EFBeaFd, pastot of Bethel A. Al. E. Church preached the installation sermon, lie "selected as a text, l?t. John 1:50, Subject "Christ's jprom""is of unfolding revelation.1*?'The sermon was veryi appropriate and logi piece?- The following ministers were installed as officials for the ensuing year: Dr. E. A. Adams, president; Dr. N. S. Smith, first-president; Dr, ?_. N.?A,?Rice, seefmd?vice-'piusident; Rev". J. P. Washington Secretary; ?-? Dr. T. P. Brown,-Treasurer, Dr. .& B. Wallace, Chairman of the program "committee: Dr. P. P. Watson. Chairman of the prudential committee and Drs. T. H. Boykin, G. T. .Dillard Chairman of the sk-k committee and Chaplain, respectively -and Dr. P. D Browne, reporter. The installation of these officials was made very attractive and inspiring hv the eloquence and wit of Dr. IT. W. Lonpr whu d?UvqrM ihe^charges. CQllectiof _! i ? ? ! T?' USHERS 'WET AT^JONES CHAPEL ?Ushoro union met :il Junes ('hapel ~r~ A. M. E. church,- corner 01?Blossom and Sumter streets, Sunday afternoon, January 30tlv 1927.?. They were entertained with a program which was V? "highly enjoyed by all. Mr. William Lalrew was master o*r j ereniony. ' Ilynm' No. r97S7~^kiuV Ard V\ e "l?et L i_AlivcJ!?_ Li.? . - - - ? L.. Prayer, by B^o. George Tburman. Second hymn, "Must JesuitHear the "Urods Alone?" . ... Introduction of union 41 resident. t Selection by-the-TllolT: ~ ~~? WeUpme address by Miss Annie i Greene. ' ' . ^ - Response, Bro. George Thurman. -Representative of'.6Bthlelieih Bap_ tint Church. ... ? .' Paper. Mi'ScA. E-rXoniax. V? .. . ' Representative ;of- Antiocli Baptist church _ * ' Solo, Miss Adelle Greene. Representative of Jones- Chapel A. % M. e. Z. church. : ' . . Paper by Miss Heien'Jones. Duet by Misses Adelle anil Annie ? Greene. _ -Paper by Miss Lu> inda Wilson. Solo hv Pro. George Williams. ; Paper by Miss Jessie-M. Lenioie ~" RenresenUttivu of i}l Jaiin-s i liuren a. m. e. - Solo bv Mfss 1. P IViittKm.i Closing remarks ..by Die Rev. J. HarripgtQii. T - -;V? Rro.'Cjohn Joyce, President; Pro. -.' Wesley A latim .clerk.? . .? Inter-Denominational ? Ministerial Union^ 5 5 Notes (By Rev. H. E. Kmnnimn The""an7vu?n installation of the -above named, whose hrillian\ and in ' 9 . ' J i?H.21. .The Ohoir of Second Calvaiy reside red spicy music fur the ocea- j ; siun." The banquet tendered by Dr. , T. D.- Browne and his good people r was quite a brilliant affair and was the source of niuch favorable Com^ '.. guest s present: Div-tmd Mrs. E. A." ^ ^dams; Dr. ami M.rs.. G. T. Dillard; Dr. and Mrs*: R. \V. Ma nee; Dr. and Mrs. tTJT Kllies; Dr." and Mrs. P. D. Brownt", Dr. and. Mrs. E. P. Ellis-; Dr. and Mrs. P. P. Watson; Dr. and * TCI Ptt. II W T.rmnr nnil Hr on/1 Mrc j. T. I.omax; I~>rs. N. S. Smith, T. D. , Browne, J. _E. Beard, Julius Holman, , T. II. Boykin, N. A. Rjee, S. B. Wol J lace and Rev??. J. P. Washington, D. T, Murray, A. I? Ingraham, I. O. Simmons. L. .0. Biiwillllll. VV.' 1*. nayer . rfnd U, E. Eniahuep ST, MARY'S EPISCOPAL CIIL ltd I CHANGED TO ST. MVRY'S A. ,M. El CHURCH. 1 ?? ?[v " . - . ' . .. - \ '-jr . There-will' ITo; services "at St. Mary's Episcopal church at the cornet of Green and Gates St. known now as St. Mary's A. M. E. church. Ser?vices will be conducted by Rev. W. P. cinch. Preaching by Rev. Sister Mary ML Williams. Song service will be conducted by the Fainvold girls. There, will he twenty voices. We are st riving to Intihl, np j* work <low? here Jn thispati of'the town that God will he pleased with. Will you come ~ and. Kelp us? The doors of this church were open' ed last Sunday foFThe first time And we had a splendid beginning. We had : with us Rev, J. E. Beard .and Rev. Gibson -and Sister Williams, Rev. Simpson and many others-who were there-to hid us God speed. Rev. ~ Beav<J gave Us many words of' en-* . couragement aiid then went down in r-his pocket -and- gave one dollar in r collection; We thank those that j came out on last Sunday and are inviting you back again. 7 r ' . * REV. W. P. PLAIK. a j WILLING WORKERS MEET. ! The Willing Workers Board of 1 Sidney Park C. M. E. church met at i-AIrs. Eugenia Brown's, 1227 Harden j street. A large crowd was 'present 7 and" evcryofTb ehjoyed tiu?mseTfes j delicious course, was served: salad, rolls, Russian tea and cake. -Mrs. Frances Browp Treas. Mrs. -hrucy Andrews, Sec. ? .. ri ? T^NOTES OF THE INTER-DEN OMI I NATIONAL -MINISTERS UNION 1-, ll "in- indeed KvuiLfylu^ on Tui's~ j-Juy la?l Lo hote that only a few.of the membres'of the union were no* -j-urp-sent to answer to the roll' ball. | The mectine; was opened in the usual Vnipnner with the Rev. G. T. Dillard, ithe Chaplain bonductimt? the devotions and. the Rev. E. A. Adams, the ' re-ident. presiding with the usual \ ondr-r of business carried out me Rev. 1 \ . E. T.nTiir,"x a member of the pru< ,, ;.1 v.. r~ ^ T I" vv .1)1 ii^il r.f l)u. Cnliimhii ^ W'UTn BurUliO- j.-k^O^W,- who-^poke- to ' the Union rtt seme leirtfltr*,-giving-a f very intei o.-t'ihg 'at count of/the ac.l-livitie.s of. theLocat League and eer! ::in of his personal activities in some j.rvy i m; mi t ;i nt civic matters annealing for ilu\ co-operation and support ; ? ihi>; hf ly. The address \v?s glad; ly )-."|-i\fd and hyvote the informaJ liontherein contained w as jTTcrrod T? ' I 1M. jfr.o ?.i- iwiTmmtt.ii. The Rev. J, \\'r Cluleman and the j Pev. .FI. Tames were introduced to ! tlie body. They hoth spoke hi it-fly j and became mom hers of th<T Union. ' It) the absence Of till' . spenkci s for "the day the union went into a lengthy-gpneral discussion which should prove fben6fici?ri to the body and to om* racial group. The brethren again . tluti>l\cd- h^^I- Applauded, tho I^ov, IIj Brown fyr the splendid way Tie land the good people of Second Cal_ vary entertained the ministers ..and Their wives on the night of-the installation service. The Rev. Boykin who came late for-the install 1 lation, donated one dollar to the pas j tOi\ Through the kindness and genj Tmosity of'the Rev. fl. W. Long, the ' 1 meeting of the Union will bb held j at the First Calvary Baptist ChurcTT as heretnfore-,-- eae h -Tuesday- opening. '1 at 12 M, Local "irrtnfsters are urged ' t(t come, and visiting ministers are j njost cordially invited. 77 T ' T? D. 'B.1, .reporter. , 1 * B1DNEV PARK CHI Rl II DOTS !* The .Sidney Park Watchmnnt j>ub|'iiShed nfonthly by Sidney Park C. M. , E. Church, Mr: Benjamin Boozer, I?Managing ' editor.?This?is?the?lat . "nunibpr of our church paper and we i n<e ftriv.in.or to make it a success. I Thn Watchman hexiins^ with .the idea ? 'hit St^ry . member of our church is! , rrerious hcvond human measure in i the sight of God. The policy 6t thft nltti '.I i i iMiinl r - --ii it"?.linn' <n i ' * - ? ? ; " * THK PALME ^ lil I I M l Wu icluiupi will not be to destroy but ' til sitve. ' j "We should.ail. pay one tenth to God. i It would mean bfirichment, funda- _ i - -?;jr* ? """ i off to Florida and we all returned,feeling glad for having beeti With1 -hi hi,. . ~ ^ Sunday Jast found us With Rev. E.,1-'. P. Butler, on the. Allen'Circuit. This was the last appointment we held as pastor befroe-going to Tennessee.-2J.j -years? ago. Many of our old friends and acquaintances are yet alive over-jthere and our meeting was one df[ pleasure, gev.. Butler is a prince:1., of pastors, a sweeping gospel preacher ar.d believer in improving the -peo- j pie's property. He is now rebuilding ( me .chuwh ami preparing to paint ~ v4te other. His people are more than ?lated with him. He hail everything i 11 readiness for our coining, the pre-1 iiiiM-; cidev's assessment' in hand and-j ready totpko up the business ot 'thpf. om'tu cnco. T'lu- Sunday school ?' grand, aiTcfirwa^ otrr pleasure to re-11 \ ie\y the itoo^mr-rfrrd?nddrp-^ tlin gp.Rnrtl. ,1 At the hour of preaching it seemed hot people wore there from under the ground?Baptists Methodists and from : very oilier denomination were there. 1 To say that Aye had a meeting is tiding. simply what- the people said. Five person^ joined the chtn'ch. Two : ?f the men gave happy Christian ex- ( uerience's. The collection from Sun-J ' Jay school to the close of the portfer enc<?. was ' $117.52. This; juhargc is > Joshed ^vUh' tT .set of nuliU* men and]1 women among them are Bros. \V. J. I Krath. IT.?1). Varughn,B.'Ballard--* Ci Charles, J. C. Canty; Jackson Mr- 1 TMv.ene; J. P. Maple; I.ucian Robinson ( Warren Nelson; Johnie Jafiies, Franks .Maples; Wesley Robinson; Sisters ' Maples; Betsy Robinson, I.ula San- i lers and a host of others. No fears : need he entertained about this pas- _ tor and charge. We Were in our fil*st ; love-feasfe meeting sijice \\e }.eft the pastorate, our last Friday n;;ght with J Dr. Julius Holman; one of the pas-' s ><Jjk of the Columbia district. It was inured a good meeting. Our great ( peed at Kendnlltown is a good churchbuilding and Dr. ankipus ' to -accomplish this. .task. r . It is J sincere' ho]ie that hi.$ members; will oopevate with him. in this worthy novementl I was_. present. when Dr.: AdrrnVs held his quarter at this place. 'And the address he gave should Stir rinv nvemhea-shm tn art Thru fTVn he * -offered thuni sTrch a healthy donation -* Until I can't see how thov eowld. refuse _ If I - were a pastor of the Columbia ' district*-anil there was building to be dwnc. I ct'i^rinly would (to it while Dr. A'dams is the -P. E. He knows ho\^ A?> encourage-his'^congregation 1 and*,help his ministers.\ ! It ls indeed .fortunate to- us to be surrounded by such successful .pre- ( siding elderr fi? Dn. T. Jr. Mfled,R. 1 mentally and practically. The ,10th t c<^uld be paid in mapy ways: by pur-Htasing ,the Sidney Park \Vatehn?H; i by contribution to the church. |i .God said: "Bring-the whole tithe t intci the storehouse that there may t be meat in mine house and prove me i now here with, saith the Lord of t Hosts, if I will not open you thi? i " oem enough to receive it, -? 1IE "OLD OKAY" ANIXTILE NEW " UlbLH ^ - j| (By E. Philip Ellis.) j | Last Thursday V"' spent a happy evening with' Bishop Hurst in com jinny with~Dr.- h-. A.?A<htms;-j>Ftv.ate-{.cmrtary. I)r. 10. II. Coit, denerab Mrs- ? ;i<m>nv Secretary* l-?r. R. W. Ma nee, P. K. of the Charleston Distviqtfi.Dr. -'j D. Jf. Sims, PresidentAllert- P nlver-'t slty; anil Dr. T. J... Miles P. 10. of L af the latter.- Dr. Miles?yrertainly V ?ad a swell affair -for h;3 -guests..Our ? iiseussions were most iri&pif ing. In j .nine instances?men and?niuaSurow I from -aft-over the -state were given. a i < lief consideration. Bishop-jllurst is ! , indeed a wonderful character, and.for putting over ^programs, he'is almost r in a claso bv himself. It is understood that the Council of Presiding ^ Elder's will be'called later.and business of a different nature will be cbri idered. We ueyumpffnied the Bishop In f tin -1 J <tn?n n/1 him I TTO LEADEH g^jgjj| long experience and ? knowledge assures L|wJ| i service that is cap- rofc-tfVl efficient. We take |j|3|t|jj the trials, and trau- ~ of the Funeral ar- , - ------ ( ' ' ? V . J W.. Mttncc- and Adams, in fart Hi s?^ lot too far away- With the host of 1 Vfrican Methodist ministers in this ity We should have a denominational Ministerial union like the-. Baptist ninisterS. They have the right vison. What say-we Let us got to-? rother- and do it now. Listen fpr ho call Jinil nrpn.'ii'B <? TJ.-mo ( dent Sims, said that any of the class < ooihs at the University will be at t n:r disposal. t TstTall never" forget the entertain- i ll'Hl 1 j'WIv^d M lh6 home of Uro. n'-l Sister Jackson. McElverit^on the \l]en . Circuit. We did not want to cave. They know how to'Veat thieffr rues*. Mrtnv - thank's ~'td "tlTc " c-cml Quarterly conference, sisters l'or the .uijiiy >rood things they gave us to . minjr home. , H ARDEEVIU.E NEWS. Mr. and' Mrs. Charles Youmans, j ic'co hi pun i cd bv her nii-ros. M isties j \va and ,Emily Chisoim and nephew ? \1 r. Etureno Chapliii-and Misses Ma- 4 ssa and C harlotte Seriven spent the t YeCk-end hercT They motored here j 'rom, Orangeburg and returned' Sun- r lay night, while-here they were high-. t y/entertained. >: ; uev. a. ivi. virayson preacneu nere Tuhday find rtight.'at- Fisher's- Chapel ^ VI. E. church. He seeing that he will nuke his report. . ( the many friends uf..Mr. F. J. Ijhylo egret very much to kyirn of his con-?c inlied illness and Hope for him a .spec- ( ly .recovery. Mrs. Rev. M." McHargraf joins in vith. the- Rev. Nero and P. E. Gol- < phin conducting the great revival , neeting which is running successfull.v at St. Stephen j\- -VI- l'k Church. ' ' Mrs, Etta Pitvrkirey; the hair dies.- ^ " Agi-.rm back' in .'town. Her lilany friehds are glad, to have her here. Mr. R. H. Striven was ealjed to ( HI u IT Urn. S. last 'Friday on busi- * A new Cafe is in town on Main.Stn-t lear the rail road, run by Mr.* Mar Con Burns. t The week ended with1 a lot .of au- 1 oniobile accidents gn this section on Sunday and Sunday night. I "I . < MANNING NEWS. : . By Mrs. Eddie Walker.Sunday was a high day at 1 r.mty V: At. E. church. . Scrvut-:. v.v: e i . ni? dl- day-and the -people- -turrtod?ont?: n lartre ' numbers?ttrr both service _ I'he fetor's discourse in the morninr was laken from. St. 'Matt.. ~ Subject: "Growth." In^ the evening ; te spoke from Acts 2-1:2:1. Subject: 'The fplly of procrastination;" . ( Tuesday p. m.. Feb. 8th, the main' luditorium was crowded and a splcn-' ^ lid crowd in -the gallery cam.e.to hear. ; Dr. I). II. Sims- and his^quartet from_ \IIen university," Golumnia. The jvre?^ : r?m?w;ir -wcH- -received?as-" .was v-? .-inced by the enthusiastic crowd of?, people both ' white and black. Dr. ; Sims address on "Eternal Fundament.lals," was declared a masterpiece of ( t'ratory. The party left for Kingstree Wednesday evening, after- visiting Lhe High school of Manning under ho efficient I'rof. Bryant where Dr. j Sims and Rev'. Parker addressed the ^ student body." Rev. 0. A. j Parker and Prof. "Bry-j mt--accompafned t>y "Mesdarhes Eddie Walker and Sarah WatSQixjriotored to Rimni, S- C.,' Monday afternoon to ieo Mrs. Anna McKnight who is sick. , fhey are glad to report that she is Irting nicely. ; Mrs.'Claudia McKinloch of George -own spent the week-end with her mother Mrs. J. E. Crawford. Mrs. Betty Boyd accompanied by. Mrs. Sarah Parker dnd Mrs. Holliday t -pent^the week-end with friend*, in, 'lewgeti-iw: ?; f5 " Rev. W Tt- Met* nnrl fnmiJv nf Charleston we're in the etfy~ last Sat-^ ' jrday and visited Mtft. J. K. Crawford .."Tne Missionary society of Trinity s still aliye under the leadership -of Mrs. Pauline Childers. Our collec-> i"n i"?t Sunday was $6-00 Miss Corine Ilouglass who has been ndispoped is much better to^fhe?de^ iprht of her friertds. . . . Mr. W. E. PeT.aine left last Fri~ lay for New York where he will 6ke up hl? W6fk Again, he tobkj ' " V V .If; r.ith him his grandson Eugene. The funeral of-Mrs.-Bertha Wttsoi IV21K enrul lift < <) :it T>-i?rr4-ir A AT I."1 .'hureh last* Tuesday morning at 1! j'clock by the paster. Services at Ebernezer Baptist rhtirchr Were Koud." all day. Ahovt was collected and .three a<; . e.-sibns, Kev/J.. E. Mack is iPkreal preacher ami is loved by his-pcOjilr the \\;onien dud men are prganizet o put over the, proara-nu IWith sue! lien as Bros. Ed Walker, Jno. Dickijfl Chas. Walker; J. Blown; Jot A'itherspoon, Fred Carter; Dr. A. "W Brown; Basins. Jamys/ Du\i", and >lhcrg and sisiejs>-,Ch1lderV*Wfltk?1r tichardsoir -Dickey; . Miller: Kli.nh.s; Jlackwell: Brt/hn ami i.Uiui-^L^nrff. ty cannot;, fat 1;^ 1? _Greenville Locals By \V. A. Fisher On, last Sunday ^ nature Jreenville aiul vicinity with another ne of the phenomena.?a rare- spring imeda.v in February, hence all of ;ll service^ This is especially t1 m; ! Alien Temple"'A. Ni.?F. '('lnjivh *;e the Rev. I). I.. Withers poem rett ^ttyn of his" jua_icrl^^(lis. . >*s iff'the ultra .satisfaction and entertuinu'H'Ht?rrf?rrtl?pVOs''h" voting?nun vol?FTtmrpTl ' furrest ..in the mrnninjr when rvaehintf on the theme. "Meditation" lie capped the clhnax with an. outnirst of choice oratory sm-h ;t< ^ oi<il?QL heard anywhere Thi< se'rice was witneiiserl hv a packed' house cxeollonl .Sunday- School service trrd a fine A. O. F: Loajritrr.proernir rr wh ich :?pir\ hv Mi s=T'S 'Gar yMTKtF ier and ITnmnhrev; an ortrinal com losition I?v Miss'F. Fykes and ar )fidrpss Jrp- Mr<pAT. wV; Cidlvmn \vw-f ho feature* rounded out the churof ovyjop^?forthe day.,?The financial en'trttnit i'.ns were ,thn bout *in ^ 'p^irp. ' On 'novt. fhihdav .afternoon \T Q. Whl'tp ?")l| ttiff T7*. J p-'p-up. Von are invited. Rev." XVj M. Watson preachedftj.se strong. sermons ~at TAbernaele' Bap; i-t church Sunday to packed house* lew Watson is making progress, hen sunday. The collections for lasi suhday "were reported to t?a\'e becT jvpr. ST.'a,(10?IP?V. P.?CP?and btm thy-' School Department's reports lively sessions. . . * " ' The Willing*.Worker*-Club .of Tab rnacle met with -Mrs. Florence Mar hall,. DonthUl St., Tuesday aft^rlaiT. - - - ^ - - - r-Mr.. R. \V. Neal, after spending several months -in Florida, has, re lurried to-his home here. Mis: Minnip C. Williams, was callec i(> Philadelphia last week on account 'the death' of her.son, Mr. Furi.s V. illlams, whose remains will bi i'.ght~ hrre-Tur. burial. : ir s Robbie Neal, a stndeat^ a -bind. Ohio. an"Avd In This--rrn ??.vi'ok?rrrrri?is?tin?ruu-st?of?bv i? -its. Mr.~antb Mrs. Robert?W . llrrmrnoth St root. ???-?? 'i he Will Do Club was dehp-htfulli "vtertained by' Miss Susie Rivins Pogan Sti, Monday, afternoon.. A eery constructive .session was report Fd: . ,' The Allcnite Club at the-horiie o Rev. and Mrs. D. P. Adams, IJnftdi -Monday afternoon. This groui ti composed. of the junior boys am rhrr are, doing nicely so faw. The Sunshine Clul>~me> at the hour ;>i .?irs. JjIK'V?.Mae 111 i.im^ un m 11 St., Wednesday afternoon with Ml Lew it- Mil, Jr. as. the inut.?A larg crowd gathet'od to enjoy a tine meet ing and. the hospitality of Brothe llifT, v.ho^is one of the star mem hers. The Boosters- Club met at th home of the president, Miss Florenc L. Lykes on Ware St. Tuesday af temoon with Mis^ 'Lvkos and Mr? Ahbie J. Chappele as the. joint hop tosses. This proved on of, the bos meetings hold in some time, ther being around fifty-persons proven1 A thrilling program^ was rendo're and a mmjber 'of visitor* were pre srntod^?-Of. Ihn.v"! pastor-of-t.hr f M. K. Church, was present and cOr (t'jhntcd nun dollar. --Thr very hm?p table v hostesses entertained with very tempting and complete repast. Negro Business League Reorganize The local Negro Business I.eagu ^as bech reorganize*! with the foHov ing otTieersv .. M. J. Thomas. .Yr president: Dri. L. B. Morrison. vic< pro MCA'': TV. O. M. Thompson. sei r'tnry: Mr. W. E.-Fpyne, Treasurer .,,.1 T)r. E. Roily. Chaplain. This group roptvpci's tire?flow< of the husinesj.?nr\d professional mai ' ~r>r"of' the .famous*- mountain oil '' thoir f?o?l if arTTfTpnT rr1,. ?^nsh: ' -'-v>ou colored' h<jsiw**PR anavfcri *p?=<*frn in thi* city. They are als > : , PAGE FIVES. ' ' .' ^ 1 1 " : bending every energy towards the i iucce.-sful critci tairrmcnf7>r l hi? ;4late . Touchers Association which sweets I i t M /in .March. In a culled meeting he'd "7 c night this weeJt, they pledtrl ed their untiring support to"The As I'.;; \vith the necessary whole- ' ? : - hearted co-operation, thj.s organize t t'ion. With i.t.< .efiicient code .of .Qfli-. . slrtiuttT soon weild arT inftueHFg 1?iha' is 'state-wide. May abundant 1 sue <--v crown their every 'effort, and ?tnnv T tre roHtrmtUe' I hotf ruM;Share to Ain?*ri(';in civilizatioirr*- ' ? j HKNEI)KT NEWS. Bisi-T)[> K. fr'inley ; *nd hii"friend, ^ \ j \ ii ^mia viday. HciOi- H(ige trnv? a-fnrcoful and ' .'..practical address t-ii "Kducation arid its value."-. ??. . J ho students and faculty of Benedict Collejfe_e>kU'D<jL. their 'deepest - sympathy to the ( horry family in (heir here;!'. omt-IU. .Mr. t hcrry was "" a t tt-rn'er of borh athl?Aie ?terras. i W hile he \yu.s in ?chpyl lie was. a young i:i..n oi" uiMi.-ual ability and, his ^v-tr?rr.v :?pi ,,;:?iWn.i)?future: 3TIT T-" ; V. ill li;i y ill :1. ? ' ? r We a- -w ;c i n'! i.'ur t rynrpatny in T l i .c/fn ' cm*(if our' r ' C'--:". *,} ; '7" i-mr? v r. > / !i her i ' . i . 111 i . t -SI, \? - -H1 *! '*/[ :?' ** l . iurmj er'-stuHcst /. is ?- C.p1t^ge/*mti now a stte . t i:?. { 'JioWai'cl U riiv'.-r-ii.v w.iS i.j'A.-Kiti'iJ* an last week. Mr. ' V.'Jip krop i- recuperating . nicdjy to the delight ?.f hls'h.?>;:^-r. friends. He" '?J 1 would" Hvae been, a m< mi'ih sof tlie pie:etit r-enioi^-ekis^ and .this class f 1 ere 'in! h. wishes for _a very. spei ijy recovery;., ' * ! * !? M?'-?M?i\vavii?(i rah am.?a?member "~ 1 of the. Junior class is convalescing .. _rapkll.v frfcftv ltl& oipfcVation.' We can , 1 not -express how happy we are that I?he is, doing so wonderfully.??. . V . ? -iyva SUibhsy Nrfltti IWouks-T" .- {rint"Annar-.-Spann me ill in the hos. /pital- hut tUl are improving; and we ho'pe they .will be out vfrry soon. > Mr.'Clarehee "Chuck, a member of ; " f- the senior class spent, the week end . in liid'jespriiig. . _/ The Bazaar given, fly the Second r 1?High C!a>s last Friday tniorht ? t success: The first part:.of the entefr trrmment?was a movie'entitled "Our - tiang- wliiyl. wiv topocinll v?enWr- :? 1 raining. . * L *1 lie Olympian Literary Society will have its - regular mcet^ptfdn- Curnegie > I.ibrafl^ Sak^rfTl ay night al the usual 1'rof. A. I'. Burton addressed most-. ?.vuiulerfully the -<u4erit- hotly- and . faculty on last Sunday night.' ' Miss Glehio Raiford,^ former, student <>r""Benedict. 'College registered for ?las, \vi rk this week. We extend our hi :.r iei-t welcome. Uv-her, ^ Thy?t.' :I'm. y?iii1 class?will . give a ' * ' 5 Virtet. j. in the chapel. Friday s :ui:ht. hinds of amusement that ''s i.isp, n-J Iing is j > 'raised. K Cr7r:'! "y j . ' j \?of'?an noon of ^4 ~ . ' . * e- ' j class- .. 1 ? ; ?:? ' -?M.tiiif!.' 1 1? >: .. - ; Sr. ' . Mrs! KtlZil i.u .. ..:i~u':iCcS the , maud age of ia-r daughter (,1'eggy) . F.i'ignhc-.th fuHis Mayfiehi to Mi:. W'tl lu-in J. I lav kins, of .\*shcmT[T?r*^"''(^rp;r otrPebuthln-?, at Sp.-TvmvrThiirff; S? C. ' f Mr. and Mrs. Hawking are rft home \ at 75 Ridgy St. Asheyille. X._ C. L....- Heat by Test ,-;A "WA VE -()" : ; An l.lc.'d Haif Tra :nyr fur Men and h.?A ' liti.: 11.?Keeps the Main in it* place??_ *Htd ?rhins Hntt To He straight. For r ^ale at , - Nelson's IJarber Shop a t " e Vtl MAIN ST.. COU MRIA. S. C. Henutifu) and (iood_ Pianos _ ~ to he had at lowest prieps, * -- t ni1<l f>n terms to." suit vou, r ' . e at the Old Eslnbllsltf^^^j j MA I.ONE'S Ml'SIC HOUSE !* 1428 .'Main St., Columbift, S". "C. ~ N:' H. Ftirl y odd years of un- ~ > ' 1 . '? I interrupted success, in Columbia is our jruranfee. '* ... ... Brand New j? 78 CASH REGISTERS ? 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