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_ T .Wrens News Wednesday night, April 20th, the W. H. and F. M. Society of Bethyl A M. E. Church gave a musical recital and we wistPftTThank each ahd everj one who took part ih the program especially our friends from Clinton Who nlaved their parts so well. I an syre that.-every one present enjoyet this excellent. program. - ' "*" Mr. BtTfrih of" PhiluUcffihia and Mrs Chi'es of Greenwood were visitors it "w >in i i ly it l'r n .lay | ny<i. ." ~~ "T"7" ~ I. Sullivan:?pi nirtytal* o Storm Branch Veadeniy, Aiken',- M. C. mfd Air. Mavbry wove the jruests'*"6 / Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Sullivan a fev mi?Lheii; u uy to Spartan blUtf. r* ; ' * With. J'. GnrUsinton of this city atn Miss Geneva 'Nance or"Greenwoud mo ' ;y * i :e: yLnd. friends. Rev. il, .! Witherspnon of Green vilU was a visitor in our .city ihi . week.' ' "' Kv\. Lee A., Loyyin.' of Clinton \va -? . tt'-'-ici nr in the n' foci" AhyVado ? 1.'. ih U.?.' }::. t~>v? 1, Ki-v.?J. ? 7 -^"TTtT. A!.'. AI l.OI L .ll.ii 1;., .1. Rich Ilur.'fev, 8irlc? M.. Fhinklin. .Mrs A-ice Yoiinjr, Mrsr Ruth S. Thorns# ? 1 - A 1 '' I-. .t 111.. ll.W'lil ? m i e>in11 i>i the1 Laurens Train rnfr ^eho'-l, April 22. ? Mrs. I.ft i io 1 >i;i) Chambers of Ashe - vi 1 i(.y-N^C, ha.v been the truest of he 'tiiec& Mrs. , Fin nisi .Flonimintr.s. Misses llice and llvnry of Clintoi v;ere pleasant vision's in our. city : few hours -iir Sunday on their way ti tJreenwoo.il in company with Mr. Wm P.| Giuiintrtoh. ... Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Wit hers poem Mrs. Ruth Thomas, Rev. J. B. Smith iM r a.n<i Ai rs.- .Moore attended the odu caiional dfivc that*.was- held in i school hou.-v near 3It. Pisgah A. RI. E Church, owiiiu: to the- burning of t'h< church more., than a year agQ*_ Rev Smith was the speaker of the evening .lie preached a very touoHinir sermon 9 -V.# __ \ ' ' , -i BAILEY BETHEL DOTS ~?k>n "Chapel on Sunday was in hei glory all day. Too much cannot bt ^aid about the loyal members"of Zioi ("hope' A?AT. K. Church.?They an loyal to the corps. Sunday School opened ail. 10:00 o' -.V clock with A! i's. Mariah. liadden, sup . eimtendent. 3Irs. Iladdon. knows hov to put pep in the Sunday .School. Th< lesson was- beautifully. tailght by Mr Willi^ Curry. -Class No. 1, taught- bj - Mrs. McOlellar. still holds the bai pert The lesson was reviewed by tin : pastor, who gave some new, thought: ;, on th< li?e of PefcFT Our pastor doe; not believe .in retrogression,: there .. fore we are always benefitted by hi: talks, lie is. a ?uhepherd, . who T? i'. ' i'G?rn?T*^-! ?U ' - u. ( > ? they. ..re eaTIed lor, lor. that, rertsoi wc arc.* always willing to come whci ca'cd;" ..; ..... . 11:30 tho pastor in his usual \va; -? ing one of .his favorite soul touchj^n experience meeting. Surely this is ; man.of Cod, for none other ,coul< pjeatii a.- he p'cay-hcs. lie. look hi: tc-xt from the 78th I'salm and 14tl verfce; -subject: "Lead kindly light.1 Spiritual fervor was high. We- had ; high day in %ion.; souls were sefr 01 hallowed lire. ' Many expression: were Kbar<l~and many tears tseeiv t< flow. . Our pastor is a great feede: ... to go.sp.el_ htm pry souls. Old /ion'i flag will noxer trail ijrt the dust. W< ?--- are Spiritually, and (Vt^ncially 'snive The church as..a duly. is working.a: ^?iu-var...l)i.-for>t with ..?uqlv.'jeasoncd ant Dvoo^ten.fteil inert lilte Bros. A. D ?? ?MnrttW Jdohorb I.olddeltj' Xelsort Rad i>tt rs Fa iTnie Freeman, E1 1 ad lasjfck .tin d 1'hy 1 lis C u 11 a ha mwitl ?yy . t4?e safe pooling of our piistor, we ?n . and. art- ptilting our church progran Ui* oVc r. T~ f\L ~\Vo~~rVg4 ttt very -mneh~\o say tha fhervia .Minis and Wiley Blan "" thf' si(k '"-a lh'a -week TitiwfcmC They will he nut again soon F s are, always* welcome. "LUY " ^ ^ ' . Last* Sunday was a high day a Brown Chapel Church. The Sunday School, was igrand. The superinten ?. diuiL irtiujo Sftnatimely remarks, whic) v ere cnjkoytfej by all. Tho A. (I E. League met 0:40 witl the presidenf, Mr. Jessie 'Marshall presiding. 1 he lesson was taught bj Lao pastor, Kov. ,j. J. Kicnara.son. Mi\. K116it Robinson of Columbia S.-Cm was up with us a while. ' v A hor.se ran a\Vay with Mrs. Dollie Burton last week and injured het somewhat, hut we. an- gl.-id tn not* that she doing fine now. Mr. and Mrs. Willifr Jackson. _Jind JSenTmr motored -here from Durham N. C. Saturday night to attend the funeral Sunday of Mrs. fterriKe Todd. \ Ox ! I)r. D~ H. Sims, nationally renown ed orator and scholar, and an educa' tovof the first water; and Allen Uniyovsity-Qtrartette, captured a very en thusiastiC audience Monday night at 1 Alien Temple Church, wher'e Dr. Sims and practical address on the theme ? Ktcrim Fmulitmentals'' and the quar-^1 tattc .appcareth'm- music recital. -Dr. >ims, av: usual, held his audience spellhound hy hij^ unusual charm and elo. orator and the master orator he is. I the. musical renditions were'very exollent, and would have done credit u Roland Hayes, himself. The Alyen University alumni of this city J ,akes .special pride in Dr. Sims and-the students qf alma mater and hope to II nave them ity' the mountain-city again -1. it'. iMi i-H.'U~ ?* ? " A play "East Lynne,, presented by | Si a cast of characters .from Anderson, S. C., will be g|ven at the Phyllis Wheat ley Center .Tuesday night, May - ; nux.-iu) o'eolck. It will be-gtven for ^ :he benetlt of the Womah's Federapresident. A -smlal admission will be 3 charged: V 7 ."Miss Bobbie Mae Kllis. an aitflir" . ive student at Allen University, accompanied 'the A. U. party to Green" yille Monday night. The Logan St. Sewing Circle met ! Friday night at the home of Mrs. ;i .Magjgie Williams, on Logan St-, where 3 a very fine time was had. Messrs. M. J. Butler and George Finley of Abbeville, were the guests of relatives 'and friends bere Sunday. ' | ' . -Mr-J. W. Ware'is up and olit again x airor a recent illness, to the1 delight of", his friends. j Rev. ..D. L. Witfcerspoon, the dean " * >f the Piedmont Conference and onp of South Carolina's best prepared young ministers, preached two very , 1 houghtful, interesting and powerful _ pennons last-Sunday at Allen Teniple A. M. E. Church. He used as his - -.ext-s Rotn. 1:16 and Matt. 7:2?LxnorjK tng and nigh't respectively. A splenic iid sermon in the afternoon by Rev. ? J. W. Wflburn of Spartanburg, the u1 uially lively Sunday School and A. r- J. E. I.u.iHue services were other feaMiros of the day. Rev. \V. M. Watson, after preach1 og a fine sermon Sunday morning at' k Maple Creek Baptist of Greer, made i very timely and helpful talk Sunlay night at Tabernacle Baptist, ofwhieh he is the pastor. The mornj. v. ? 7-. - : * - ,\ng sermim was preached by Rev. J. \\ Gordon. who brought a powerful The. installation service held last b week. at the Pilgrim Rest * Baptist Church, Rev. H. W. Stewart, pastor, j "TTrg" paftTo'rS and congregations par! icipaTcd in the~se"rvice: Monday night ? Church; Tuesday night, Rev. D. E. r Witherspoon, Allen Temple A. M. E. r Church; Wednesday night, -Rev. J. A. i Gordon, Mt. Zion Baptist Church; 1 Thursday night, Rev.-J; H. Smith, 5 Mt. View Baptist Church; Friday i .night, Rev. D. S.'Sample, Antioch Baptist Church; Sunday night, ini stallation sermon by Rev. R. L. Gor> bm of Willramsston, S: C. The ATlenites Club met Monday afr Young on Green Avenue, where a 3. verv nleasant. session . , ? . 2 The Junior Missionary Society-met Wednesday afternoon at the home of g.B<u^ie-Fa4r -on Nichols St. A lively meeting was Reported. '* Mr. James Abels, veteran soldier of the cros^, passed away at his home on' Hudson St., Saturday morning at 1 10:00 o'clock, following a~lingcHngill ness. His funeral was'held at Al'en Temnle, Tuesday afternoon, Rev. - 4b?In-W&herspuun, Ills p^STorT~oflieiating. - , - . i ^ trrrlcey party and chicken pie supner given Tuesday night at the A. M. P.. manse hy Mrs. Georgia Hudgens, nroved a very plensanf.-.and-juipww!. ful event. The annu&Ssflrive in interest of the 1 ' "T Phyllis \Vheatley_Ccntre, which is one of GreenyiHe's greatest assets, is now ? under"AVSVn'md is rennvfo^l ? wvu u\j uv: jnuv '/trussing "fairly well." There seems " to he no real reason why this city, r with its many advantages, should not ? 'U'P'U't thin worthy instilutiun, whll'h under the efficient leadership of the able Mrs. H. L. Duckett, is doing a . niost commendable work toward the advancement of our people of this . Section, Th" Ponffli- nnnrjn Btlfj we need the .Cfrixtqr and now is the L time for all "nf&m good and true to go , to its aid. Let fSs put this important ? drive over the top. Trusting in God, ,__wcjcannot fail. ?? incth.. & ^5 1: .nwtfV ; Tint PALVtrn ? . ??L.? ,f '"J : Aiken News Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McGhee, Mrs. J. Bland, Messrs. Willie McGhee and Robert Childs motored to Greenwood and spent the week-end. Miss Russell'Smith gave ah interesting little party at her home Mon-day 4hght: ? ?? ?r The banquet given by the industrial club at Scho'fleld. Pridav niirht was .enjoyed by all. MtssPearl Kenner and sister gave a surprise party for Rev. and Mrs. Kenner?It was quite..a_surprise because the hunch found Mrs. Kenner in bed. . *'*" ' "1 Dr. Howard of Darlington. S. C.. was in the city Sunday. He' made an interesting talk to the Sunday School at'Friendship. He also j>rerfched Sunday night. ' if \ MiSa Rosa Hicksnn'nf Dnnhnrtnn S. C. is soendincr a while with the writer. T . The many friends^of Miss Josie S?.mith willPleurn with pleasure of her*' marriage to Mr. James Hazel. The ceremony \vas performed by Rev. Pearson Friday, April 22 at the C^ M; E. parsonage. Mrs. E. M. Jones accompanied by Misses. Evelyn Hickson and--L,aretta . .Lant-'b sptnit the week-end very jgleasantly at TTunbarton, S. C., as guests of Mr. G. M, Hickson. On Sunday they motored to Orangeburg an spent the d*ay on State College'? campus. _ They found Missel A. Thompson, A. N. Nobles and I. Mabry and Mr. L. Hicksprrlooking ,tho picture of health. Among those from Aiken who attended the Women's State "Convention which convened at Mt. Olive Bau tibn which convened at Mt. Olive Baptist Church near Orangeburg were: Mesdames Lucy Perry, L. E. Barns, Presley, E. L. Nicholson, S. L. B. Collinn and Mrs. Maimic B. 'Morg&h. The cantata rendered by the Glee Club from the Aiken Institute (white) at Second Baptist Church Sunday af- 1 lerrioon was a great success. The large audience composed of both col'- _ 6Ted and while enjoyed the service" vefy. jnuch. " ^ " ' tTI-:. h CROSS HILL LOCAE& . . ' \Vfi__arc_ too sorry that our-" good friend, Mr. M. Brown continues ill and is not able to attend church and Sunday School, but we hope to see him out again soon. It is interesting to knfow that the white people of Cross Hill as well as ; the coored people are filled with enthusiasm over the progress that has been made, this years; especially a= ~ mong the young people as the result of Prof, and Mrs. W. E. Mitchell teaching together with . Miss* L. ^A. Rapley. ' " ], The many. friends of little I nfey^g ette. Mitchell regret to know that ho .with his mother^ Mrs. llattie Mitchell of Greenville left for New Jersey last Saturday, where they will spend a Tew months with rlatives. On Friday afternoon the facutly and their company were the dinner jjuests of Mr. and Mrs. John Craig. and as usual, the afternoon was a very jolly one for everybody who was , there. T. ~ . . . On Sunday morning at Ziun Hill Baptist Church of which*ev. D. M. Spearman is pastor, the young Mr. R. M, Mitcheh-preaehed an excellent sermon from Matt il3:3, Sunday was a big day at Zion. After the sermon, the..Lord's.-Supper was administered. Sunday afternoon, the faculty motored over to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry CunRlngham, where they enjoyed a well perpared dinner and the faculty really appreciates the hospitaljty shown them by these good people. 'LOSING EXERCISES OF MATHRR INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, 1927 Sunday, May 15, 4:00 P. My? Commencement Sermon, Tabernacle Baptist Church, President J. J. Starks, Morris College', Sumter,- S. C. Monday, May 16, 3:00 P. M.?Pa- , geant: "The Open Door"?8th Grade. Dramatization "Ruth" 7th Grade, Owen Hall. Monday, May 16, 8:00 P. M.?Piano Recital. Rip Van Winkle, Cantata; Glee Club, Owen Hall. Tuesday, May 17, 2:00 P. M.?Meet- ' ing of Alumnae, Former Students and -Teachers, Owen Hall. Tuesday, May 17, 4:00 P. M.?Class Day Exercises apd Reception, Mather Cottage Porch. Tuesday, May 17, 8:00 P. M.?Commencement Exercises, Howard Hall, President Benjamin F. Hubert, Georgia State Industrial College, Savannali, Oa. ' ~ t* Exhibits of school work are shown in Uwen andlCinsman Halls on Monday and Tuesday.^ , All are cordially invited to attend kKAOA nvavoiono ' "* - bfivSv cAcrciscs. -.. ?^ . - .: w- . ,.y" * . , ' ? - - _ '\*Jt Union News. :r=: The churches in ojir city are all well attended each Sunday. t Many leave the city and wroship in the 'country, and yet the attendance and collections here"coBtthiues good. Revival meetings at Corinth and St. Paul were well attended and much benefit,. derived by those?prasonf Thgr' meeting at Zion A. M. E. Church is all to join with him in "helping _to make Union a better place in .which to live. <"7"" Rev Williams "was. invited to preach at Maple Ridge Baptist Church Sunday afternoon, Aprii~24th in interest of Mrs. Laura Turner's club. The service wasi Wfsll 'attended and Rev. Williams, the stalwart-pastor of self t'nuui. tu itm limn.??'? Rev. and Mrs. Williams dined at the home of Mr. and "Mrs. John Turner, Hamlet St. , * The services at Corinth on Sunday, May 1st were well attended. Revi Williams preached the- gospel _with -power to an appreciative audieneo Superintendent Simpkins and tea^ chers of Corinth Sunday School are all pleased to know that Mias-Albgr- ' ta Huff, pianist has re-considered her resignation tended a week ago. The resignation of Miss Alberta came to all like a thunder bolt from a clear sky, and with, one accord they now rejoice to know that she isv still pianist of Corinth Sunday School and assures her of their hearty support. xto .r .n yiasa i-xu. o 01 yoriiiin won me oanner on Sunday. The little boys and girls are a busy set. A few weeks agoj ittLefr names were placed upon honor roll of the Sunday Schobl. Miss Ruff is "The wide awake teachers of this class. The beginners of Corinth have on a membership ,and finance drive. AT bout four new pupils have been enrolled and pupils vctifr teachers arei Roping to continue this dr.iye until./ thfe desired goal is reaohed. Mrs. Tobin ictoaehcr of this class Und wishes her friends to know about the driv^,^ then come over and help us. The following program was rendered Sunday evening at the missionary meeting: 1 ? j Instrumental solp?Miss Ruth Mc- .. Kissick. . ' ; - J Select reading?Mrs. L. Eubanks: Recitation?Mrs. Sarah Ruff. Solo?Mrs. Mattie Worthy. Solo?Miss Mutfd McKissick. Duett?Mrs.,Rogers and Mrs. Book- < man. > . .. ' Paper?Mrs... Bessie Williams. ; Pupils of Class No. 5 are all glad i to have Mrs. Lula Roseboro with them each Sunday. Members and ; friends are also pleased to know that her school term was a successful one ami -That -Mrs. Roscsbofough will be 1 at hflwo in upionps. c. d ?Mts:?Nancy fcyles on Carson-~St, is very ill. Her children" and other relatives are in attendance. Friends 1 far and near are hoping for her recovery. Mrs. Lizzie Dawkins. on O'Shield St. is improving. This is very gratifying tn hpr loved nnw. - - . Mrs. Grade Johnson is able to attend Sunday School and church-agam^after being absent for several, weeks. She is still smiling_a& sweetly as before. ' _______ J Dr. Ruff of Columbia, paid us a pop call on Easter Sunday. He came to see the hmoe folks and we happen to be living in the house by the side of the road;?Wewbre also pleased to r our popular young pharmacist, t)r. Lillian Sartor tp^call. rs. Carrie Tjiles on Chambers Avenue is sick-. Her daughters, Mrs. Bradford of Spartanburg, S. C. and Miss ?JernTha" "Giles from ~Knoxville, Tenn., are here to see her. We wish for her a speedy recovery. She ft ' very much missed from Corinth.?*" . We thank Rev. Hampton ,on Enterprise St.^fpr lf> cents for subscription for three months. Also Mr. William Garner for $2.00 for his subscription for one year. Please let the paper coppetb'these and others. \ Mr. Anderson Gist, well known citizen, -was stricken with paralysis a few weeks ago. He Is at the home of 1*1 r. ana Mrs. Dnarles Davis on S. j] Church St. Li 1 ? 'K. i Mrs. R. C. Pride and Miss Cornelia j Herndon ?were dinner quests at the; J home of Mr. and Mrs.- S. R. RufT ij on North (Church St. From all ac^i j counts those iladTe? did, justice to a < well-spread table &nd are . loud in : thanks for the generous hospitality : extended them by the entire family. Little Sarah Mae RufT asks that you. ; corn? fififairi. - V r i.'iil. . ' * . 1 STATEMENT FROM HKl) 1)1811. Bamberg, S. C.?Prof. Reddish wishes to state that this was li year of untiring '^cooppratioiv^roin the* teachers with his streniousVll'orts t" make this school come up tifwhat ho would like for it .to be. Tiro principal and faculty have made and aic nbw making sacrifices beyond num hinninp fny I im .'.;iM i.wi|winml t.f'-I he school. We are not satisfied with dur present surroundings and ebirdiCTfms and if our white friends rind trustee board will stqnd bv us. we li >oe" leT the next term a building will- lie found in a more desirable place antj suited for industrial work" of many' kinds. Then we too -can?speak and look with pride as other coulities with their?Rosenwald schools and use themotto, "Watch us climb." 7 ? iroi. KPUUisn, ajuun- with, the- pa-_ lltlllf'fi oi oou, nas,worked lour years in the present school. lie has his heart in the work andTif he is with us as long again nr longer than-he has been, we are sure that we will have a school here lJjni-wiF In-.rated as class "Aa of-Junior High IkKuul.? It is <5ur arnest desire that by air mother year, wa-^nay have a s.ehool hero that would represent the citizens' oi Bamberg ap?l its vicinity. lov we lize,;wherq the people are onlightned,, there is less friction betwfen the races t i 1 ? *XhWhXhXh?mXmXmX**!wX**!* vvv v *1* | THEKE IS NO SLCCESSF | - Mo.st pc)k? /, 'Most Ect.n X .. V Most Sanil J - Most Satis I - .Musi?AriLtc f METHOD OF KKFR] ?: | SURE?SAFE ?S | GU Y 1CL < X OFFICE:' I 1721 Main Si. $ SERVICE:-SI. ?!.? OttO^OT^"'?vvvvvvv-'vv.I CBm 8 No WiTTUT'when you buy yomyju It will pay . you to. own a t'jicv g c'ate. B.ECALSi:- . # It will enable you to enjoy tl> ? It will m&ko your monthly nay: g It will save you per colli on a It is a sale, thrifty invest n.eiit. 8 . ? Ask for details. t'> percent uj.i?l I CENTRAL GM I i??? u ft L an(^ g ? Phone 1g?rCT0-0ooo ? I PINCKNEY'S F1 UNDERTAKER AND E OF SOUTH CARPI Office Phone 5707 1006 WASHINGTON ST.. I u: 1 * rmcKiiey s ^anit BEST EQUIPPED FN Tiff-; ? Ml in lUVJUK^y ANNOUNi | PEAR FRIENDS: T wish to advise you-thai g at I I ) 2 Washington Street. I a 5 men's SUlts anrl lnrli^g' fwnli- ? ?. 5 Lrt me urge you tolook over i 2 All clothing made to inc 2 at any price. I know 1 can save J be3t See mcfifr your spring si 3 Mr 9PorPe Allen ^ v TAr trmxrz... ..t /'i i ~ _ j...... ,,reiiimiin I III > 'IIMI'IfMIIII, 5 department. 1 sJiall look to see i'w *- ' "... . ' C Saturday, May 7, 1927 We would be {.rjatl -to?Luke ? subscriptions "trrun our friejuls both I white and colored toward* our new i building. J. FERGUSON RUFF : v; -rumisr?' 1 ' ~? IJlO M lxoat S(.,.('oiiHubia, S. ... | . "Cut and Waxed 1* lowers .-Funeral- JVs'ijrijs A Sjjet'ialty iownii;"ni-;i;ivi:hi:i>?* ??. Mud, nid.' :*>' tb'relye NtH'Chil?" r . . \ K ent ion - / l'tmvr. :isi t ?! ! I ril" ? f r - r - ?? --r 1> II -\ ||||| ?yil? A >?>;>0C' ">0000 ? . \ <>. C? o I ire Economy ihoe $ . A"_ Kepairir/g bhop r".^., iti,O c^'J.A'KrE" LL'iJ/VNiiW, . 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