The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, February 12, 1927, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
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~T BEN^ETTSVttLfi FtteAtS;
?7 1 cuns?' ('. a.;:rl*. ?'?. He porter.
r.LMin?ttsvillc, "Feb. -7.?TU.^ many
of Sirs' Jennie 'Kfttfc-being no "more,
i n<sr*it away "YucTtftay, morning.
.. 'fho iV'Uij.ins \\eie laiit to rest Thurs'
arrrmr! m in MndtHe- ooiuctory.
-; U-v. TJ. J., Harrison being her pastor,
V tiftn pei Svtf. Hmy y>t Ffifc ministers
. t'??>lv m?ii. iir jiic * iWbi'ics. ..liev.TJ. S.
i' iuxs K \ '; ii-. 11:. many others 1: cau'JL
. r??. ail. ; -.i' i; *t- to mourn hot* six chilli. ?
n. f.'Uvo bcuthri'Si i*"Jfn'rn
. Jlc l'l ;ui.U. yt?t wo uut^t
' llic. ' ",r~
i "i _ l.u? i..i \ Ai i <.'1ub' mot with
M i's._ Host* McCollun.1. ^fit her resi
-tlo'.Uc . Ii Ihul.-on SJi. ll'.o meettno was
'.very iiuore.-tir.L'; ro attr 1 Hiring mee.t1J
_v ' 1?>'"'pwjttjt itT-;:">1 -t\- ii. Mct'ol
li.in. tui'vi'- g 1<i iri' u.i'i'.v in what way
-Iho iltib "shoy|<t,s how tU. ii- appi^cltf
Hon th Mis. -I> >i,i' K"eso. MPs. Julia
4 Ku;si. Mrs . \ltTih!;i Mel.eoil .diirini;
the do:ith_ul:_ilLLir_iiiijlher, ilr^ Jjenuir
Kit:;*.. A,'..ei v. i;:v!i : hey tk'fiilrd m
purt!. -o j' hr-r.ir it'r'l 4inru| ife-inn?ant I
in a h v. ii-iij,- :t lyrjii aiuuhcr rJI the
' i .nr.. in, 'i i I.,ul; I Mni.i: nfni tyip to
-tiif.' In-iin1 '<> ' ii << il r-<I. aivoiupaii
? V1 ! *, 1 ^ -vt.-tnii ,.! How"i
' - -? ' ' il " uh
? r a.i . : . : ,\V\t meet
. ItiK will he a. '-itrv-fcikiti-idaiCttHiinV-ttH<>,
,'I'hu rv i.iii.'iVi.ai shilrirllivp
. ;--i >' 'i inim'litu "1
? . pastor,, wasy ;t'y u,-n;Ul -In to res t ing; lie
ft . "pieaI'/'.Tiiii. Tli(5
>v tii.'U ,v.a.- - . L < " ' i ml j#.?me few
,( . 11^-. Tko ;<UUday V^.Hldol .Wilg/gutra
" ~ TTriiT*^ lul' T, -- !< I' we "will
f . 11 t i. <1 > wh.it r.us' unly
~T . Vvi;i v.i\ .mi I .1 .'.a: ,*'i iV. l,)r. Li. M
M v'uliifs::. ^iji'. r'Htouionl, I'rot. J-dhp
on,. <? < nnai-.;, i.s known.- a'4 'live Sunit
i\ .~v !itl.i| w.il'i." : _Alii;L_LlU(.LI^3ci!a
.?. i?:,)| .( ;. 1- Tor"1 '-r- ? ?*
? i'i.i' : ni'i'-'l i-rlituil ;tt Clio, S. C? is
d Ill- !..i. , I no l.tMrhyl'S illiil Slll
:il f.: '.just lrv UlllJ. (jllfi; 6(
. \i;>. I.', li , ,.\I C.oHTljii's students. -Mr.
- -iii " i*i'' * " iiime
t _o. ef'.s- nmill -i-vcry Mumfcry
t>i i.ii'. :> tya:!' llio 1 'aImo'Uo-!ft*adei\
' - r. .'.v. Ic- 1* a >-;i!t?ndid young. boy
. .',m ,i,'i , i^ii l.'c v. ill make jjuoJ. ' ?,
? 'i'L !\iuinad:i?cor t a inly
. It.otor-jfi.tKi v;i?h ! vr new. l!ovi*h bob.
"t *t'-V '
...uiiy a.J ;y> ,'cijj' ^fi^il" . in. ^
! iu\\ur<\' XI< Uao*,
i'A >>' lAJ 'Ab'Uae
- i ' <>< .t ? u: iw?t .inO, <l?nv'n \o
tlv*.' in:n:!y Muiula-y
?-7 . ... . . '
' J. T;-wvi-ai.li.-looks sood
y.~ ^ in m.. KU<IIQ is
Ji.' '-.Title .hr*??iMi1u.ej5iii_in .1her city
"i.i: a';;:'.v?i f.- i**1;(i!?i jihr.n h barker.
Avna ; . \ i' -?.?-! .o-' (smile*).
r-rt | , f^T
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Saiaiiy a a' V ;i.<- She
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s.: 1' *J?t th'c .ITS
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lilt.** 1 i* i'iitv. 't r't'i't-.;
j !*"'1 i ' ' th"- . Ma,;r./ T'ouniy
Ti a in in ~ !% V.li' i \*...ill I nil'
--perm'!1 r.r:-ritu u* ti.
I'iUl'. ) y, .'< ! a"'. I'M: I-I 1 ] i.
i;f?rr:* ; IiT-:r\s. After the
* . l>.i .:i. v..iii '.i. M. Ji;. .M -Culiuiii
tiliuke 1 L.i'.?ulx.?ixh i.U'iit tv<lainu'.
??J?'?'?' I *-fr?|sni --r '' -",1 '
K*ar?'r:' .< ./ s sdBfcHfcgSii?3
iP!NCKNKyS"^1
UNDERTAKER AND I
_ :-Cr SOU TH'---QARO
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iotto vvAsm \(;i on si..
- ^i^krixiy's Simil
BEST T QCHT'EF) IN THf
~l - mn YO
tfHnHMMMHMHHKH
~V. . :_ aa
mguttm ? -
iuid Mts. Minnje (landy en advantages
and disadvantages "oFlhe old and new
- method?pf rending. .Vt-K'i'?which wo
assembled in the auditorium for an
- hour or Iniiaer. \vc were highly served
ittrith plenty of good?things tp gaje;
such ;ts potato salad, eiutken,' pickles,
aiul oli, the cream a Ad many different
k iruls..ulduaketL. 'lenty of good punch.
While we were eating-the male and
- female glee- <?lnh .Tendered son e-good
iniisic. After which" the mayor oTTifo
.own spoke for u short while on
"building a Strong Foundation,"'that
-it will -stand forever. We need that
\ iii i or doc trine1 all tlie time. Quite
a large- -numbers-was [troseht.
r M rs. (ir.ii'i' Kj'iiiii'ila, Miss Kllllim
Drake, Mrs. I.. 1! .'tubhs, Miss DO!'8
Pen. - Viiss H. K. ('.rain,' Hev. and
" Mc*. -U lll'aker. .Mi s Marllltr UMSP.
it - 'I li<'o Ubbitisin. Miss Hover
Qniik .and sister Pearl, and tuany,
many-others Horn Ilirltoi>\MHty I can't
1 am sorry Jrtrrrr- PW^ J. W.
..nnningha.Hi failed id. call us J^-k &>r
"he' tidxi meeting.* 1 .must say that
'reu.' fumniiuhinn is doing all in his
- uiv.? r??.MctVll.?Missv* Lancet
.? .
V illon, "'Ml. .Washington were among.
'he teaeher Iron the city. All reloru
il ,i si Vndid nip We will i-i>r
ai.nlv .call again.
?J-T 4K LVWA Y-X-1?\VS.
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. i n*i'. " i ., ' *Iu}7iT' ~S ?.Mi's: J. S.
' ledT] n! ' J Mii . <11'ipiiia .is sqieiullhg a.
- .'i> imil lit-L'anwav . She is<
]'! hi?>i hi'Mi'. and Mrs. S. M. Nixon.'
?j? ' . ??;
,vU's Nix.H lu'iim the sister of Mrs.
iJi'ei!. J lor ninny relatives and .friends
* ; i'Joie to ha v?- her hirttre?after -ahe
tony -ytats ,slu?- spent. itt?fUM -e.ity .of
Iir-'thcri-y" .lave.. 'We aU ho,,e for her
i nlii..11. I |.!. i w 11 f. ilm iiif hoy st.1V.
V Mis.-r.wl nitleftarkr-. of t'harleston.
s.who is teaching at (Hrol Springs,
I HTTP?rr|?t^TT*- 11 II >1 ill a _;Tj.s
. viotry cYnrtity, Vp'tit the yveek-end in*
. t .)tiwa>. tfie hajinv i-'tiost of Mr and
Mrs. (Jeorjre 11. Latimer. She is ex*
? iid. i|_t?A t-ire i a t'.erptitual weleothe.
Site was, motored-back laU> Sunday
wen in ii tiy M1'.. d. 1>.. >wen, who
seems to hi' pleased to perform the
duty. , .
Mr. detune |j. Latimer, the Neftrj"
: i.Ma liner ami niueial"(livoctpr of Con
is suiTeriiii.' a ppriod of' tttiressr
hie u? .the removal of his tonsils.'. Mr.
Jia'irnet: ielt the:. I lorry County Col-,
. now <l"ir.u' njeely. We all wish fro
>- \ ti
' hiih a- si'OoiLv/.roemery. . . .:
Mr. Joint'' IteWett McQueen, the
,j,i-tint, iiu tlfi^.N.itiuiial Unit eh t Lileln-"
JT-ut. *?!? '?> i o., iti'tfle a sui'rossful trip t-o
jAlyi;l!o Hi .1 'It. :i, C . VtilleeHng; on his
ft last woH<, . He a+iyis?*sr all younx!
nan tliiii ate qmclTfioil atpl anticipate
> Ut.-ritey iysutaii', < virriA enter-tlx.1' ttfpr-1
; ! r x ! i1 * 1,1 lh",
l\.itic'tvil- rrthl r.~ nio'.'c't hail insurance
pl'i IitUw Jm iiavcs the way to places
r N'e-'fe pro suit ni Movement.
li 11X.i;WOOD NKWS.
W-r--'-.Km f?;r oT~ i-'ort mimi-h. - S.?C*7T
*i i' v. < v!< . till with, lier daughter,'
! Spi-aie!. " ; ? " ~"
YvV =rr- !*?'^ i'+rt fr?-hft Ve ht-f out Sun-r
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SuiV'ay was a-high day at Mt. Olive
" i"i<?svVi l.!\ !111.il at its usual time
:; -ai i y. .JLli^..^UJ'MfilRciuleut, llrtij
Tri^er,?The lesson was interesting
aRTl alter the cliTSs t'atSjE"tov.Qther the ,
:> s ylf. WJTS reviewed by tlio pastor. (
!;< v. T. i:. Robinson: jlro. Wilson
. ...:v and*"!..- !_ ?_ prayer, after which i
'i'-. 1' '.'nil 11-1>11 "i -.Tmc fori It. talt ;
h.! ; s hi - ic;:' St. I.nke. 'This j
hi,tt i f.iohitlTafire ol Mo-.' : "tlov. T. E.;
ii ji. ii -, u (1 a very uplifting ;
Versanti,. wh'itdt "will bo long rohieiu- j
??,i in i !i11'iiii)ii.':iiil.tt.. " ' L j
\?v. wfro' iii.Mofod in having these:
T. .-tr.tiu-lii.'tl, .vi.MU)is?Rev. R. At- j
TONEfrMr??MET:
JCfcNSED EMBALMLR ||
LiNA &_GEGRGIA
Funeral Cars and Funeral ?
Equipment 1 V
As Good as the Best
And Bitter than the Rest
And IVices Less
or: niMor t n
?: Ktenidonpe Phone 7765 !.
, CQ1,ITMB1A. S. C.
Lary jiaj'ber Shop |
i CITY. COME AND 8E-E |
IIRSELF.
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THfe PALMETT
Davis from Stover, Bro". E. L. Rfartrei*
of,Columbia, Bro. C. Trapp from Tern-frer
Zion. Pro, 1'ridav from Can-Hold,
S. C., and Bro. Johnson from Taylor,'
*S. C. They all were made welcome
(by the pastor, Rev. Robinson, asking
7them to come back- ag"ain. Rev. R.
Atwood and Bro. Davis made a very
: gn.nl I a Ik, We all eniovod havillg
Wo aak anrfriends f? camfr Bt
J any tiine^jve ufe glad to have.-yau.
r . ARTHUBTQWJM-NOTES. f
An unusually large Sunday, school
Lurimd our Sunday. JPivo classes responded4
to the roll call? Superinten.
dont^SJf. I.. Harrington was- at his
[msi :i>ut [(nnlni'ipj the devotional cx!
ereises. The pastor made some inter|
estifig remarks to the Sunday school
which was enjoygd by all. Preaching
began at its uanut hoyr ?unduy momling,
with a large congregation present,
.. > J- ' V Our
pastor, Rev. H. W. Walker, selected
as a text Matthew, 27-'22. Sub- jeetv,
"Making adisposal of Jesus." He
explained so plainly thai Jjl'sus was
i on our hands. What must we do with
him? While he preached our hearts
.were made to burn. It seeins ^ thai .
every scrninii that ho . i)r..;wlii>? h?
jgets better and better! He is full of
spiritual lire und tvlien seekittj; spiritual
wisdom come to Brown's Chapel
A. .M, 10, chureh-a-ftd you can pet more than
yhu can pay.-for our pastor is a__
iii:m i-f small quality.
I?At 8 o'clock Rev.Walker hud the^
pleasure of introducing Mr. James |
.la es as the speaker of -the evening. |
jiu' of our votmg nien?who was reared-j
Up here itr olir Sunday school. Dr.
'Ada 11 s gave him license two months'
Ho prpnfliert a sopl stirring ser?trron.
which -surprised the- audience.
We are glad', to say that the young
iimli .it mir i lini-ffi ^re mukinp rapid
progress. They are the future church
1 builders.? We ere still?looking -for^?
ward to our great rally which will be
.'Sunday night, February 13. All Ore
.irdially invited to_cOine help us.
' ~ Kvelyn Harrljigton, Reporter.
. CONGAREE NOTES.
X'ohgarce, S. ("I, Feb. 7.?-The farm- ]
ers are weli on the way, preparing the
laud .for a 1927 cropl and, we. are having
ideaT weather for tlie occasion.
Mrs. \V. S. Holley'.wtts called to i
Jacksonville, Flu., by ' Icffegraiixt,0
visit' her "sister, MtfgT Jr la TTolley, 1
being, very, ill at the time she. received
the tel'egram. We hope for- Mrs.
Ho^ly a joyful trip. We also hope ;
for her siste'r a speedy recovery. Mr. i
.\V. S.-Ho|ly and 'Sirs. \V. S. Holly and '
the writer motored to the city of Co- j
I ambia Sunday morning. There Mrs.
II oily too^nre^^^l7 train, for Jacksister.
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?We are glad to say that we motored
back by Hopkins. S. C..'and stoped-at t
Mr. I. j. Alston's, home. There, Mr. <
Holly and the writer enjoyed a fine?\
es cpiion. prepared by his new bride'.
Mrs. Alston sure made it pleasant for j t
.us\^nle hetng at their home. .... ;
4\ J. Taylor. Reported. I
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Cmlhonn Falls Locala 1
-The iutIott of-tire ffr^t. til vision ox '
the Savannah Valley Goodwill association
met with the Springfield Dap- ,
vmiiiii oil -me jjiii and .;mn nisi. |
. Iff'V - 1L-^L Curry. Medci'ntp.i, spoke 1
many encouraging words that will be
lying remembered. He said "Lei us _
follow Christ and we will live." v
Hi*v. R. L. Holloway, the clerks was_
-on tin* tob to'record th?* proceedings 1
The missionary sermon was preaeh- d
i'd by the pastor, Rev. A. Ware.
Anions those.-who visited the. see- :
sion' vyere Rev. and Mrs. W. F. Fo<t*
iiid Rev. David Tillman.
The sisters of Springfield will-b? 'out;
rellit'iiibei oil for the preparation. they
had made for the, delegate and
; friends. The next session will convene
with the ' Htrsiinnah Baptist
! church. .. '
. We regret very much to hear of the
accident to Mr. Clifford Lewis, who
"Te*TT while tyorkTn^ from a -bridge
I! hat* is being constructed over the Savannah
river near Calhoun Falls, S. C.
We were told "that the bones of
ibis left shoulder were broken, lie
fell against a log in thn river" -h^
j Wits at once carried (?> n<f? F.lhur.inn .
'bospHalr?" ~~7~"="r',
t Vnder his condition ho is doing as
-coo44-be expected. " ~
Mr. and Mrs. G-eorge Lewis have our
heartfelt sympathy in regard to their
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SANTUC NEWS.
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Santue. Jan. 31.?The spring like
days were enjoyed by .all. Farmers
were busy plowing but today we are
j-ag.iin having real winter. -
Sunday school was opened at its
j usual hour and was eortdueted by the
.iuporintondout, TTTi^ IT Walker.
The lesson was,.gOQd. We were glad
10 Bee present with us Mrs. Martha
. ' i : ;?:
mi i Kfi'-hriilMiiim 111 i'fi'i
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O LEADER
Mr.- Willie T. Johnson of Weirton. E
NV. Va., after spending several days In
wiih hijs parent8^ Mr, and Mrs.-W. J. jl
Johnson, returned to his home a t"lfew
days ago. . ' . - j(
l'h'dy Jennings and i). J. Jennings re !
turned to Weirton, W. VA, ufte?"spend- J
iitg iidine time with friends and rehu f
tlvpy in HrrntOp- 4d
' . " ' .?t:?t?
~3!Ts~CarTle "fTreAor.v had nif-athretrr4'
of the influenza. >Ve aw glad she is '
able to be out agatfr. ' .
Miss Lemmie Johnson is Quite in ?
mspdVed aTihis' \Vrnmii7 "
Mr. J. U lUehard left last-Saturday 1
aftetiiOClt Tor Weirton. W. Va.,. to 1
\Uv- and Mrs. Linton Sims.' V
^Mrs. Medira .It nniii-rs _ .-pent last ?
Sunday ill t ttr'l.-le with her daughter.?^
Mis. J. M. Hawkins. " 5
?Mr. 10 d die 1'oi.ik, former resident tit r'
Santac.- hut now residing in Coalwood,
\V. Va,, -spent a few UttyB?JK;ilr last "
week, .visiting friends and relatives,1
Mrs. . Leila Tlnmlas and small
laughter, :vlary, spent last Tuesday
ill Carlisle. ?- C.. Visiting jmr aunt/
Mrs. Fssie Ste.venson.
Mr. Frank Gregory. who " has-been
mrtocirs' for "a EoxxMtiys'. is able to be
out again. '
? ARM- Frank & Riehard of this ouhi--ti
inanity died January-27 at the home jj
of his daughter. Mrs^ArneU 'Colield. ,|
and was .buried Sunday afternoon a.1 jj
.Mapfe Ridge ehureh? .' ^
^^h'i?f-.-f-;-Koliry* ol Bethesda Baptist p
i'liiir- h attended the union meeting at j,
Wyutt i bjjpeLdnst Saturday mni ;kmi^
day.' . ? .. , . .. s
Rev. J. tF." Young, primipar of the (!
ITiplnr drove gradea school ,~~s pellet he
weekend with his tanrriv in Irmo, S. ^
CJ. 1 . " ' - ' o
Messrs. W. Si Sims. T. I}_ Jeter at: p
t? 11 -!? ij_t>111 Hi?i>i-<rHi the Mutual Bene
fit Society^lasr ssatunhfyut XVli.iluilrtv ^
s. c. ?7-T .... i t
Mr. anal Mrs. \V. 3. 3im.s spent lcCut p
Suiu|a> with Mrs. Carrie, Gregory. .
"SniiiR. J. Juter. Repioiteryfc rj
BISHOPVILLE LOCAL?. s
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.Tlve Jordan River t'nion was held
at Mt. Harmon Baptist 'church, Jan. h
uary 'jy ami lit). Quito, an able, sef- ?\
moii was preached Sunday morning o
by Rev' L. ,\V. Cuttino.. .. . g.
Mrs. Emma Smith was ^entertained |i
Friday evening try~*Mrs:?6. English. c
After enjoying, quite a number "of in t,
leresting games the guests-went to F
Qui dining rooni, where .they .were p
served it delicious -salad coe-i,-e. j
The~ l.ee ( .i;;i:iy TTrrrrrrav i :In-:
was held in 'the Dennis high "school (;
luditoriurn Saturday mm'ning. Many \
teachers were present. The meeting s
was. held lor the puifpdse: of discuss
iug plans for the Teachers' associfT- h
lion t.hat is to lie Jiftid in (itcjonvillc ,
next month. The meeting was enjoyed <1
iv ull Htul. ninthV helpful points were 's
rroilglH out in the discnssions: :ij
Mrs. Anna Washington has. been p
i nfilled Jo her rooni.'.for the past few \\
lays. We are glad to sav that slve is s?
t-ry nnu n unproved. ~ *" "
!>r. A1 i house Williams hns'boen- in.~tt
hcd iity for. I lie last few days, giving . in
i scries of lectures. Each night lie
vail a wuiuletl?uau^& I Us lec tures
.voir ootoM^i f.y all. We Must that' lo
le will visit us again. - - ? h.
M l.-i-eg I .. M. lJigg.-, and 1,. A. Jackem
-s^rrnri?the vM'oK-vtjtl In- t o'tiinibut. m
rr.ey. report a pleasant-stay. ~~ ? )
Mrs. Maucl Ilannahaii, wife of Rev. tl
J. S. Ilu'nnahrtti, has been ill for the
last two week's. Wo are glad; to see n
lor out agaiy. ' Ts
IN MEMORIAM. ~~ "
In iiiehinrv of any clfi.ir has ban;!.
IVcldoiv- (ireonwoinl who dojiariiel this E
life January 111. 1J)26. New York City.
.\sU?e:*7tti Josus.! JJlessed sleep. h
From which none ever u iii.c io weep; y
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(um iiifv* 11 uuj.^iu* uvu rupust#* m
? ? ? -44
Peaeefur benthy ssileiit Blunyher,
''cactn'u.l HJ iliy grave ao low; a
1 hou no more wilt join our number; E
Thou no more our son.u shall know. h
. "Loving wife,
Ileskfe Oi'enewood. t(
New \ ork City. " ' ... ' . - "*~
I.y il.K .MOUNTAIN -N-KWS*? 1,1
The first (i.tiarlerly- eoriferer.ee was o
held dt Muniil gtgn A- M. K.' tltUl'ch
Saturday,' January 29, 1!^27. -.Ilev". C. n
E. Frazier, pastor, and Hev.?E.? A,.',;Adanrs.
presiding elder. The cotffjir- p
enoe opened at 2:30 o'ejoek by sing- \v
ing hymn No. 226 C. M., "(), for a 11
Heart to I'raise .Mv.Cod." cte. .Prayer
was offered by 1'ather Chatmnn. Elder a
A'dams read the 13-1 of the 1st Cor. 11
Then ho gave * 4 good lecture oh" F
'.'Hove." ffvrrrybncfy1'seemed to have v
been in love and Jharmony wi^h" each H
other. At this time Rev. Adams, took l?
his ehair to hokl hi? oonforonnti?ILtoi 11
Frazier hod everything arranged so "?>
there was not any trouble at all in tl
goihg to and from one committee to e
another. < ;e
There were fgnr committees and
?41 thewe .had their moneys ready asj .
' ? ' * v ' k " '
;ider Adams would read or eall^ the j
ames. . '
)ollar>.money v .:. .$10.50
Jldor niouey % 25.001
ontlngent :yon?y ... A........ . .85 j
lissionarv in one v 1.00
Total" . .* ?37 t>5rj
El (I or Adams, said that tin's was] i
im Ae had ever - had ;
t>- fk>i?h~Ht?- evtuy4 loan-on" Saturday.
fetvurd esses fixed dinner. It seemvl
as fi' i.r w?s a convention was bo- |
ivj; hold, they had'so much to eat on?,
he table. It. was ashed by s nie one
t.af tle conference bo UqUI next Sat- .
riLi>-; Sxinday.' Jan-did, Sunday school <
as opent'd at 10 :Bt) Tj^IocK, . .MP. J. J." j
liitKley,.' "sit per in tendon t. The classes
i-.nnhini'fl :is one "'"id taUHht'hy :
i'iss ASuriee Niaitin. The lesson was'
eviewed l>y Elder Adams.'. At ll;lA)
o'clock Elder AdaiusCiireaeliod as
ever tietoi-er His siittjt'--t-was limi. >
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ill!LENA NEWS. ;
Hv J. \V. Marshall Jf. >
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The farmers are turning their land 1
very, day, petting ready to. plant in 1
rnlo?Ul'-I r"'V'')' TJ- rl1n jMfr |. j?
ay-\vas a grand day here. The Suit- '
ay school was out in fjill, the superitemleirt.-pr.viup
some timely.,teniarkg 1
o- the- r.nhool. ashing:-, orteh . one t o 1
ritlg a friend on next Sunday'to'join 1
i witli its We were happy when',oar
+ea<?-? L T 1? ii'lu'r^.m lini'Ml (
erviee on.time at 7 o'clock p. ni.' ide !
hose r<7r hiU'siihii-ft Aid: 10.25; "Ami 'l
1 midnight Paul and Silas prayed and 1
mm nralses rntn <~!ofl~nhd the
tiers heard them." Mr. Marcellus
'..l.lnj,r., . .,",i . n.o.i..
U/vtiMVii lUii! **?"?,?.? I ' ""V't1 liW''"'
"p > i'".i..1 "re Sunday nt home nil1
ere glad to sentTiT^rrr. ~*~M r. ^MnrcHh'tf
[obitn oft leaves sot'.o one with, a sad
4',II I. iiin*. s Vh ? : ; !
Miss (-loorgia Moj'z, our of the
E?a hers in the high school in Clin-.'
rut", S. was Mi the city jjfrmday- to '
ccrlror rnrrthcr, Mrs. I,. I*. Mettz. . We
ore vlnil to see her. " u' - '
The A. C. E. L. met at the usual 1
our with- the president. Mrs. Josse
larshnll. 'I lie igsson was. well dis- *
lissed. Mr. \\% L. (ttonh pave some
ood remarks to the- young people.
lis -object was. "He a Beacon in ti e *
fiurctr and Shine." The ribbon edn-"
st will besin Sunday, with the one 1
hat i-nrfrpirythfr lih best' amount of v
loiiey will l?e .awarded a prize, Misses 1
tilinnle. B; Braey ana ynVUT'ti'ary: "
U i.u it To -?dhy stop at IT
t een's llarbeV Shop and _M'.
I Sartor .and ..I \Vr -Marshall, Jr.. '
t ore. ., I . _
lfcev. j. J! Krchorson. gave.some time'- *rejn:sr!is
to the C. 1-1. I?, lie ash- 1
fl , H the ,vni' at nil ii 1i> hu mil Sun- ~~
ay eveniii't. at' "f>:do uj'ct()clc~p.~ nt ~*
Uiiday coming is a high <lily and \\Q
siv i iiiii an 11: fin pern ne at Pis or J1OT
est'/ Don't hi- surprised to hoarot It.
,u.ieh :h<\ loaders:?yu?l see for yourdf.'
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Sii!j.:ia,v is eeinmunion day at
ro'.vij's Chapel''cliitroh; rain-or shine, \
at mucoid. i
The \\1 i:Irnji .Vforkers elub ask ail :
, m;> mi' ' i s | .1 attend this mooring to r1
tfeir up v.ilh I lie business of t h? ohib
v !es'Idont ,M js. Khij) 15. Uoyd? \\*o
??yni.r ptajy'in.jiii. 0 i !I a- yO '''
i-ney. .lust yi! in lim- Do;! all by?
ie 1 oil, of. ^;ml -\yo will land s<ife?to 1
10 shore.
Tlruse'oti the'siek list, are Mrs..Sin"
I.aw U.. no of Now York city, wlfo
: visiting her mother, Mrs. ,'Salliu f
obinson. ? STAT
- IU KG S'MM :i.
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d;?"or Pnlln'otto^Deador. Columbia.
T!*; peojdo of old historic States ..
t:r . any orpially In'storioi Waymaii A.
r1 Iv.Jdinr. h .are bore wish taking ti try',
i"i''oil to In:?rrr-?fiiond. Un.ov?that
e are ptv .the jiib' doing bilsan ss at
*< .anno t){t| rtand.
im Saturday the.. St v.aidessps met 1
' i'ip pars.nia-.o .and. ro"oi\od the I'. '
!. aordially, following a reception ill .'.
is honor, Se.v mml?cuwres wore '
erved, .
Send IV .T a 111 h. r 1 *> > It"! r... . ... I
. ..-r hi" iwm nuiir- "
j!y CollloroiK-c? nf-ih" p'-'--.-r.nt
w'tu -luU.i by l)iv J.
r;ji!* u'l'.i tIn- M'li'i'irri pastor, \{a"^Z
L?Delyiinc. in ohnT\ee. I
It would ii it be title to (tony the <
x's < iMc n; certain ofi' >i 1 ; nut forth i
> ii '.'.- iit or. xlbinxb lilt: hnm>non.y?s
ecesSary to .success,- but ;i:j in pill ;
ares with. limit lit?wrtame-- he* was, t
roved, to be not so 'stronsr. and 'the. \
ho were witJU:J'or its were niufo- ?,
Inui tli>*y who wore of. tIre contrary. \<
Thi'-,con!o: cnoe Was ill every war
practical suocoaA; the o. .iTi's niuiis- i
rins up to their d"uties, asxiirfni.' the s
K. that tt)e people hail a mind
ork. The r. K. Was paid in full. On t
tmday the |>. }!. was at his b'Ost. He <
reached to a'htrae jiiid approoiative c
Ull?Ii:KitliUH Taj , i- only la inf..!-.., 1
ur friends that "Way man is 's ill on
ho ni;n>. :iiw1 Ii<i ttr-f rrrrrrTTTT'^T
oiiference mentioned, i? shnftiy in H- f
BtlVtt-of. what will he. ;
(Mrrtr^ il. D. Taylor: ~~Ji
Reporter.
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Saturday, February 12^ J.923L.
Gadsden News
' Must of the farmer's here are maknp
j-Mijwi u.su of this excellent spring
,veatlie^ .
The cuiu erl given <at the CtaUsden
7nuied>)SchuDl by the 'pt\plls-of CopeIVilliatns
schooled Wateree, (', oil
I he 2Mb irliVcWsrs enjoyed by a large
uiunau'e. . :?
I'roi. "It. , fl. Sullivan, the principal,
jml Al istsps-Jackson ,; ik1 Uoulware, the
tea hi r.v a'cr-rendering elVieieajt serri??tv
the afTine named setyoolv
!*? ptijijls 'of Gadsden ? Graded ]
. ?1 are i nlieipalltif; giving a con- ; I
. :t at t'.Ji.e-W'ijlhana school .in the I
iuiui'tr:?- ?? ..
Negro- His cry Week is being Ob
.titrd .11 I he OadsdOll Graded school.
\ sneeul program uill be' rendered
ii the lHh insti ??
'l iie^jiupils jol the graded school are
iWfrlctiTg hard ti). win In the popularity
onicst to he held in the schouthudi-?cviuin.
Thursday afternoon, Februu
y. 17.. . ... ,
Mrs. .Marlon Wright McLester ' and
ler aister-in-hiw, Miss.ilessie Wright,
jl' Tiugdotl, lnoLored over .on the 29th
7fiT Tliey took little Tliomseha
bright hark home. She had been
;j)eii.daig some lime w-ibh-g-hor aunt,
Miss Until 1'. Woodward. ^ .
.Mrs. C. M. Webber was in' Sumter '
ast week en business. She is plan- 1
ling In linild a bungalow on her lot
loar Morris College.--;-'
irangehiirg. 'on .the fi'ih i;ist to visit
ier>ionV Paul Webber, who is a stu<it
lit .of Slate College, and her daugh:er,
Mrs. Mae L. -IJl.ach,, ii member of
he-fHeulty-.- . :?r_?....
Mas er Otto jelTers, tlie brilliant
-oil of Mrs. Zcuobia Jotters, spent tr ow
days w itli John Webber last week.
A.l .I.Cn I loweM. U I JI lir.i 1111 w it i 1
md. Xtr,*. Hyisa?Drawn of Colombia,?motored
dowu on ili'o ftTtT "rnst~rrtul ~i
il'.eiu the nl'to:no< n u.iHi thejr sister,
Miss .M:i> :in' Ilimi'il, nut'1 of the iciitdi? Tic
ot ?he- (jadsdeii ''graded school.;
Mrs. Eninia Tucker of Philadelphia,
I1.!., tfi'l liei' nvvhtrr. Mrs. Mary Bcott,?==
,vere pleasant visitors at the home of ^
Mr. mn I 'Mrs. "J. A.' liaurinlph on the
itli iiist. J
Mis. Kiiiiic ritii II. widow o'r the late?
I. 15. Kiln h, is-"very ill at he;v lib:tie, I
vinmsviHe. S. (\ 1
; M?*. ,7Vrt hfn:-t j ray.-yrm oiM-rs. A Ives-. -'J
er Cray was aC'dmuaMy killed while
v rkwia at WiiiMi n S: IcnV, N. Ci Ar- 1
l:u: was-a bri;:h: lad. only 17-years n
Mias.. Maine . wiiHaiiU spisiiL- the ?
iai with'Iter parents, Mr.. and -.1
drs. J. II. WilliaMis.. a
Quito a croud worshiped at St.. 1
dark's .ftapfist church on the 6th inst. J
<e\. .1. 15. Purber ! reached a strong
tr. oo. ; which a?collection of- J
;trir?han sho.cu was raised. "" 1
pi.prrrtrxv nk\vs.' t
* . ity ?U.. 11. Scriven. ..l .. r...
Mr. U, II. Sc.iven, District* Deputy,
\as in the ci'.y oii holiness. While
icic lie t-n In 11c d the olllceuj^f I^illg '
-uhuiion's Li ;lgc No P.
IMn? foil cowing officers uajrc installed:
Lewis Taylor. ('. ('.
L. Cuihain.'v. (.*.
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.M'. Alstoh. .M. ol VS. I . . ~
J. .1. .Iii'ihins, K. It. "and S.
M. Alston. i\i. of F.
Jotm-- i'bwi ll. :M. of Kxtv' '
i Vn?ml' i1.?M?nrf?A: 1
? Mo o. Wilsdn.. I. (R..* ?
Sma.rt 'Grant. O. G. "
L.? Toy 'or. Gnu (1 I top.
This 1. (!>;, li..? lifin v* ry successit!
since it?,liase bee?r?"xet up. Sev- <
r,tl n.embers 'have been added and
he iisi;u)( i:tk condition are' very good. ,
iihe h :.d-ug men of this lodge' are ?
I ,n.H h .i oT Christ and are
hihfg w i k -\vhi? h . wUl benefit the
ominunity.
While, in RlnffUm Seriven was
guevt at Homes of Mrs. P. A.
til. y.^Mts. Frtisier and Rev. J. J
' nK ir:-. and Mi s Taylor and daugher:
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I. A FUN TAKES TWO GAMES AOl
aimnlmre. t'i. c , i fl). fi.-^-Tlie Claf-?:?
in Panthers ' have returned ' from aTuv?',?iu
ytrip and were .successful iri
wo. ol- tlmip. games agalTfsT' "~
tmng rivnW?
%\t .Savannah on t-heir dr?yr thev met
be. fast St. llenbdlet TOs^era, who
fore_unable to penetratfe the,Claflin
l< ?\ itse and' v.-'dre defeated by a score
>f. :><), St. I'cneilict 6.
-iiw?1^44hv a'flormum tin; TbOitheiS
not the lightning five of St. Athana>us
at ntur.swick and- through the-r ?
1ntfi?pat L lit rh7> conflict looked
'filial to the occasion hut near the
ml of the "Second half there came a * '
rack and the'famous flashes took the
^ l?t AI l.aiiatdi'iii ?\, riatl.in 30. -
'I'he final ganjc pla^d was on the
ie\t afternoon at Selden Institute of
trtrnswictr?and tiro?Claflin Tossers
face d.r rbmebnrk aft(^ ahnwed the
(gliling \spiTit by decisively defeating .
lie^seasidffra. . Claflin 34, Selden 17,
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