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??PAGE TWO. wprwftwftwfl-wwoo rro rrCToereEwsaocaac ~ | The "Old Gray" ^4-! - * ' '. : : V" "' ' By E- PI ' ' 4*8C838?sacimnnnia^ ^ Ail of the district '.conferences qf the Seventh Episcopal District are av bout over and, it is reported that all of them went over the top'ih every respect. This is wonderful, ?it shows first, that the peo^)f?" Of South Carolina . are well pleased with' Bishop ^lurst^sTIelidership atitl that" they, have a mind to work. Then again it shows - - - that they are well pleased with thbse who have been assigned them. ~ ~ The General, Conference aspirants of the ministerial and lay~took ad_? ' vantage,.^ of thos,r meetings in gatioh from both classes 'will .be- seilected to go to Chicago. The minis ters campaign will warm up more and the laymen light- is on now in earnest. Thei'e is a feeble sentiment among some. of . our laymen that the minis-' ters should ignore entirely the loetor ?al college. Nine and oily hall" times ? out, nt t.-n, rhey inv :imong lh.it ckis.f nf laymen. whose ehurch reenrd will ' . not hare the closest scrutiny. 1 am il candidate and I solicit thy help and influence of., every laymen" in the church. And so long as 1 am at the head of' a'district, stations, circuits' or missions; sh.-ill not withdraw my.advice ew.a my brother and sister laymbivju.ed J'ox aie .church, as to maftors .. .. m.<ni And t'mv thermorer no .nnuisier wul ove'r* sstoji the law jvvhcn- h?i- dnpressb-i himself ana wish, accordingly. ???- 4t-\v3s a pleasure indeed for mo to ' visit the XcWbOrry District Conference with Dr.-12. A... Adams, Prof. G Jackson una Key. V. usningturi. JJr. Vance, presiding e.ider oj. the Winnsboro District wiufc. aiso. present. Drs. Adams khu Vance made noble speeches to the eonlertnee. Revs. J. F. ioung, J. Is. Johnson, ?Murvhtj ? J .W. W ash in LTti ii. tne writer and Prof. Green Jackson wore also called upon ty speak.' Prof'. Jackson made a great speech m interest of his campaign, also Revs. Young and Martin. Dr. Lvles i.'i. the. nresidine- elder and he is indeed a tine preacher of Ghiis? tian principles.?-One thai cum he depended upon. We were glad to set Revs. L. L. Liliiewood, X. A* Rice, 'B. A. Lykcs? C. G. Glover, J. D./Anderson and J. W. White. Rev, Kizei: ?Ins hwi) sent there' ihis year and is ' ' ' doing wety. \\"e met Rev. Richardson of Helena of. whom we heard so mpch ?Ou'i nc\i Ull.V ' wns 'spent at the Laurens District Conference, Laurens, S. C. We found .Dr. V. II. Johnson, presiding elder on-the job-with things well in hand. He is indeed a great presiding elder. ' Dr. Douglass*.! presiding elder of the Greenville Dis~ Frlct was present having just closed a meet ImOccsr-ful inecting ofth., same kind, "Di\ fc A. Adams, presiding elder of the Columbia District was there. aTTcDrlt'liycTcd- a wonderful ad, . dress to the. Conference. Drs. W. C. . Crawford, D. L. Wltherspoon, J.. C. McClellan and other distinguished visitors wore present". Revs. Lee A. Logan, J. B. . smith?"J. S. Harper, J. M. Dawk ins. W (?. Owens* and J. W, Witherspoon arc among the chief leaders of "the"district. Rcy. VV. O. Ov.OJis iVreAched the c(D ucntio-ial seFhion" and it was simply a, masterpiece.President Sims was v at his best in the educational address. We were the guest- of Bro. and Sister _ Blackstock during uor stay?m Lnurens and we were cordially cared for. Both Revs. N. A. Rice and J. W. WiVl^ erspoon certatMy- know^lt} entertain ~~~" JL. conference. "Last "Sunday' "and' Monday1 found .. .ris ftyrLancastciv-the "head" of our. dis: trict. We .were at' New- Bethel Mis1 1 HlOll "III llli' hTiornoon with Rev. r. C. Me Kiwi an. Rev. Bouler of Lan caster"Station is certainly doing well. He "is one of the best pastors in the . church. Rev.. McElwain is coming by 'leap* and bounds and also the Bethel Mission. Rev. Bouler had just put an inclined floor in his church and it is simply a thing of beauty. Our services at Lancaster and New Bethel were simply glorious. We had a time . at those places on Sunday. Sister Miftnic Brown, one of the leading wonrton of T-nmoofo- 1 jyiiieu our cnurcn Sunday-night.-This brings the numto 44. Lancaster has a host of noI . r.ble followers of which we are more than proud .?? This week-end will find us, at Eastover with Revs. J. A. Gamble and J. P. Brown "respectively. - We will FFuTip Sunday at 11:00 A. M. and for Rev. J, B. Brown at St. James Sun? day flf fl;00 P. >i. Rev.. L. G. Bowman will preach at Lagaree Sunday " it 11-iOO A-.-M.'imd we will he there K ' " V jj* tl'HiiW'.iriw j. T->) ..-|???.nir ,,, -imTfm.Ti and V' . ' /' 7The~New; Rider j; lilip Ellis - ;. ;5^ C85?C8SQ?Se80a2CU3Ci^^ | with him Sunday night. Let the peo ' pie pray lor the presence of the Holy 1'Spirit. ?' -. . :??4?f ?', ' ri i "Let-us advance on our knees." j P.. S. l'lease note that- my address is changed from 131)1 i'ine St. to 141G OaR^St.7*where I am , now permanently h eated. . Phono S,ir.l8. ' ' . Georgetown News i ' - . ' . Miss Janie Atkinspn of jMorris Col- 1 lege," Summer is back 1hm\. from fill ' U'tfc t/rtvk iivrv iMUv n idL<v-^lM,l "'term in-school. -r-- ~?? '1 Missys Ceiieva Clai k and Jeanette 'Corbin. passed thrdUph the city this i week enroute to Charleston from Ctm way, where they had, been teaehia.uv^ Leniiel C. Ue.wis; one of OraiiKCr ' ^ week-end gubsi of Pl'oTu and Mrs. (I. ' W.?Howard. ?? : Miss Bertha Frasier, a student and ' graduate of tliw?hi^h?schorl dopartnient of Clailin University is'back in ' the city to/syiend .the summer with her^m^p^er, Mrs. F. F. Frasier on' J u 22a - . .t i . Mrs. Jamek Kinloek, who had been "Punching in Andrews'is hark hon>n at- _ -Aev-^-STifcSsSful school term. Mis? Lucile Lawnbll attefided the < closing exercise's of' .Morris Colleger ti Sumter; ' ' *' T7 r'rof. C. S. Browne will leave the .city Monday, in older that he may till some engagements in North. Caro-. Ima. He is dated to fender two pro-' grams 011 his musial saw. . ' . . The Elite Art arid Social Club .0:1tertaincITTa number of friends- at a picnic and auto ride-on last evening.A very delightful evening was reported. f On lasC.eVening, the Junior-.Class * of Howard High entertained the Sen iors and friends at social at the l'almetto ^Theater. r.. . Closing of Howard High" SchoXSl ,'Tho Hey. \V.'1'. ..Carolina delivered art interesting and instructive sermon . to vthe faculty arid' students- of the Howard High. School, a , Bethel A., M. >- E. Church.. 'The Rev. Carolina'? srihi nion was one that will be. beneficial to all tlyit heard it and" wa's very i?..' ..11 : Mrs. Arthifc RmvIs, Miss Helen McCain. M Watch for the date and names of'j j the. candidates for mayor of Colum-r hta Eicm BnptistT '..-L.,. . .1-.. ... I....'...:. On .Monday evcvninpt in the .school's auditorium, the pfcrys "I)Jy biMuve" _ and "In_ tlie Flnri.st_W.in-. dow" were iiiv-int"'1 livOu pi rirTi 11 1 ' department.' The tot^'ntt these plays . over in tly.inj? style. .' On Tuesday. evening under the du l rent ion of Prof;: J. -B. Beckr the. play entitled "The Thread of Destiny" nvas ' "prWentrd in- the'."km I or Class.?The' time of this play wafi dated hack dur ihfr -the. Civil War.' . On Wcdn' sdiiy. I)r. ~:R. S. Wilkin- ' son, ..-President of State Collejre, delivered the annual add res s to the '^8 yrr.;iua<cs. lie was wejl apprcetaCedA < On Thu.sda y even inp:* the i termediate department presented a ..Musical Farce Comedy, entitled "Followed.-" The play was very good and the mem hers played well their'parts. i tii i:kn.contest a si t cicss. 1 ' " - : . ' 1 ' ; .. -The contest Riven'in interest of the American "Wooilpien Juvenile Department at Zion Baptist church under the auspices of Worthy Guardian Neifih-T bur Annie knwls and Neighbor -Helen y.McCain was a success! J .The children performed their parts iii most splendid'ferm and parents A'i)opet-aIe3 splendidly. The pioyram The ushers marched in, Hi a triamru lai- 1 orm, -wnicn" . marched in escorted by their plaids " unTl tlower girls. The queens were " a.s follows: Little MisTc- Ear c ie Nelson with Mas tor Samuel 'Barley as lord;' Little Miss Minie Sims with Master .. Charles King as lord; Little MissFraneena Goodwin with Masfer J. C.-j1 White as lord. Little Miss Julia Mea-I dows,with Master Candy Toatley as lord. The. costumes were color of pink and White paper dresses which were;' beautifully made. The colors used- for . !.decorations were pink and white with 1 ! U. S. flags. The prizes were awarded * as follows: 1st. Miss Franeena Good ^win, which was crowned queen of all; j 2nd. Eareea Nelson; 3rd Minnie Sims, . i -lth. Julia Meadows..; . , ? Total receipts brought up by qucerfS I was $25.00. Thank one and all for' i your attendance, etc. ? !?; THE PALM fjg spo CLAFLIN DEFEATS PAINE IN TENNIS TOURNAMENT: Oranjreburtf, Mqy 28.?On the last. K'g, oT their dual tenuis .tournament Alum By the wood overeayiejthe Paint I'ollette aye's lead and doeinively won lUo- singles here' today. The douhles pla?ed the day before was also trrm?by t'hdlm and thus left Paine without a single honor in 0"' first iniuial tehijs matches between v !at lin and Paine CtdWge,.' '.On Friday.', when, the doubles wove, played Alton Bythewood and T. K.I Bythewood, brothel's were paired a-1 O al t j'herry and Floyd,1 of I'aine 1 iuid thy Clatlin pair?easily won -the ) i, t>- 1, b-??.- " *v^,rr>-mrrr?hp can the sfrr-" Etfes in which Paine had placed-h?r hono^-ibut all was hi- vain 1'ur ,T. K.'Bythewood easily deJleated his man, Floyd'of l'ainy jys\ as ht' llild ti"IIP r>enneitS|Vllle fcorals -\Ve_\vere "wonderfully blest' with a refreshing. shower Saturday. " Mr, and Mrs. .E. Ellison on the .oiner of' Marshall and Ermlie St., lost thohOitile baby Wednesday A. "\T Ti.-.I 1. ! I - -I ii-n .?!? i iicjt :navcymir s.vnipauiy. We arc _ very sorry- to learn that Miss Sadie McRae -being in the hospital. .".She had to undergo an .operation." Reports this nao ninir stale that' she is doing nicely. . Mf.'and Mrs. .Summons wer0. Kicst to welcome another. daughter-in-law to his home this week, lli.s son, B. */,., quietly married -Miss Elehee, ih.p State Normal student ot* Ekyeties"tillu.oX. C. They will cmoe hoine on he 21th. - ~ Miss Mabel Roes left for State Normal this morning' to spend the rtrihiVichcenieti* week with her sister, Dorothy M. Reese. ' The spring?meeting.. is still in session'at Kvans' Chaplc A. M. K. Z. C'liurclr with Rev. Mcl.oy of MiiXy ton, N. C. in efilfgc. Rev." 1). \V? Williams of Roland, N. C:. pastor of Flat Creek Baptist .Church, Darlington, S: C.,~ was in the ei.ly this week and made.-a ,Rop iiiUZat iZionv Dr. ?%. <-"(d< wo-- iii Chv-trliehl last week to Hold his quarterly conference. . - . Rev. and .Mrs. Cook \yill leave for Dillon, S. C. where they- will hold theTr rnjrs^-mectTnpr bcforcMrnving for Clinton College commencement. and ales til'.* ctrninicnccniont of Livingstone College.. ' __ . _pr. 1. K.. Reese, formerly of BenMotsville, Imt now practicing in Cheraw, vvsa honui-Sunday morning visiting relatives and friends. We .tiro dili'duod -to vpp Mr.?Cle. mont Thomas and 5lr. .and Mrs. D. \W Williams of Flortdardjome for the summer. They yre jlooking the picture of health. . , Mr. Robert Prince of.C'henuV, was in the ciyt Sunday 'and visited Shiloh Baptist Church. 1 ; *r ^ Mr. Judge (1 raham is riding in a n?.\v rm.lM. I.nm <in-n ,hL / < r. - fVr.f plen.ry -of company iio\v.. Prof. .7. \y. Cunningham has on a real program for , the - 22iid-of May 22nd. . ? Misses Mary Jane and Annie .Jojinson lefLfur?Xcw-Yttck City?for the summer; also Misses Bettic and Wilfie -.lnnys 11'^'n~vv ittrersnouh?afuf Rosa I.astini trust that .they w[U. 7Lave .much-Success VTf the niertopoThe many*.relatives and friends r6 LL.-Pt IU lLMI II Uf Ml.-MlkTR TVI'ililMey's residence being burned, by fire fast week. ? Mrs. Viola. (J. (JriflVn?is?v^ry .busy preparing for her new home in Fh>rida. We regret to see her leave as she is one of our best teachers. ? All's*. 1,. Rese David is home from.lie North, where sh0 was visiting friends and relatives. j. ........ ?: WE CALL FOR AND Dl |: ! ANYWHERE ?. ' For Quick Anc ! j?- ^*jjL_55.g?Z-X t; Look For E 121 Washing tonSt ETpto leader ?^ . W^^X^^XK^K^KKKKKK-C^ the week before in Augusta -by a score 7-5, G14. The week bel'010, i? Augusta, Cherry, Paine College luminary had nosed out over Alton. Bytliewodi and hy. 1 the results of the first set in- ni-iimi.. burg looked.^-as if ho Would again' 1 n-iit hut/the Clnfiin nvo hvynn-fro return the shots of Chorrv in the ond set and Cherry weakened, , Soon Pythonond had?broken, through two services aihj won the second set. In "i hi Third ^ and- tinnf set ho tlid the saint* ounl thus won the first annual Tennis l ournainent for Clatlin the J score for Bythowood was ,'hfi, 6-.T,. I <K1; \ '* , ' Bonnie Taylor lor t lattin started in the third gihgle match against Martin- for Paine but was Unable to Complete a set on account of rain. It o.- a snd ucenssion for'' Paine hcrause "ti.aflin had Sent Theni liack homo with'their popular ae? defated and not a sinmln tinniui -?\VillH4nH.'?ia Bradford, -nstw dent at Oartson College, Richmond, Ya. and Miss P. King will soon arrive in ,dear old S. C.' ThejT write f their happy-slay and the progress The members, of Zidh Church were' delighted to see Mr. MeLeocl, one of our prominent taxi drivel's and Drl ~T. K. Reese present Sunday afternoon for a short stay. ' McCORMICK AKWS Sunday wa^h day that will be long remembered by all who won their way to' Shildh A. M. E. Church. The Sundry; School opened at the usual hour. 1 he '.superintendent was at. his* post and also the teachers. The teachers took charge of their classes.' The pastor ' reviewed the lesson and all who heard him know that he did not leave Ii point" untouched". ""lie-gave" a good remedy for the spiritual' lame ones. " A l" I 1 .'J/, .1- - .. . . -- - t i ..n>5, nit- pusior, kcv. m. l. Ramsey preached a .soul-stirring sermon from Pkalm 7 J ill; "Cast ,me not tWf in rthe .time"" of old age: Forsake me not when my -tn-nrlh fnilnth ~i inn slrre that the-aged persons found consolation in this sermon and the young people were made to feel the weed of seeking the Lord while He may bt.. fonntlj- by so doing in their old ape, lie will not cast them olT. _Rey, Uamrfey is indued a. W dialer...." tttT kce.ps wholesome spiritual food for _i; i.. people?lie is_a-.manof thought, and_sparos no pain in unraveling the I word- of Cod. He hold his audience L spell-bound front start to ? finish. | Surely this man is one of God's cho( We are glad to say that we are rgoing forward under the * leadership jof,thiri giant as our shepherd. May lie livx*. long to do work; for God. The offering amounted to $88.00. The Junior Church will hare service Sunday at 1.1:30. Come and bring your friends. Please-be fam time; Miss} -'-J if 11. Pi i i in. IUl|iL. ' ~ The .May Queen Contest that was given . at Shiloh school house last Friday night, wa .quite, a treat. The. 1 May polt, drill. will rbe..long - remem-| leiVii. ' "7^ " . ]\l iss Leola Sibert wascrowned queen. She is a member of this :."bool. Much honor should fie giv.teacher. Mi?? Janie B. Petri a for her service ^his ferm. She has worked well. She has done what said, could-nog-be -dono,r<mr scnoni was -extended' seven week's. 1 Mr, .TjlW's Pm-tn, M"rir"TTrttioVer~' ' rin, Misses ,L-B. Pcrrrin and M.' L. | Per rin motored to Greenwood, S; C." Thursday and also little Evelyn Per! rin,. j Mr. John' Wharton is on the sick list. We hope he will soon be out ai : *; :?: : ?x~x~x**> ?x~X"X? :? OLIVER PRESCRIPTIONS f IN THE CITY . | I Polite Service -jfr ft|71 Ami ,_ i )eiivefy Buy \r~ CoIumHia, S. C- J r ~T ?X~xkkkk~X~XK^XS~>*>*>*?X~X~X? -Piwr|w?-^ ' ? .... Chester Paragraphs. . ' .,r~ \ The citizens of Chester were pleasingly surprised to rend in the Chester Reporter, the semi-weekly paper (white) of this city, that the School ! Board, at its last meeting, unani| mously voted to ..change the n.'mie of the Patrick Street School to the Finj Ifry High Scholl, ns appreciation of the excellent* "services rendered, and 1 the marked iinpia'Jvemeht made hy Prof. S. I.. Kiniey, during his twentytwo yesrs as iPrlneinal here. On -ill Rides, JProf. Pinley is receiving con^ratulailaus~ W-hcn Prol'.- Finlov ar' jived at school \\Uiiiuos?hiy nn.roin;the entire student body rushed from the class rooms and greeted hiin u jlli deafening .applause and yells led bv Mr. Samuel James, of the did IIi^li 014ss. Prof. Pinley was amazed, and, stdod for a few moments wondering What it was all about, lie afterwards expressed his appreciation for the splendid spirit of dl'ligln slldU'n Try teachers^ and students. The 2nd Year Itigh School' entertained the Senior Class on Thursday evening at a most enjoyable Soiree. Atter many amtiMng games. tHv. (-Iters and guests marched to th^' Domestic Science Room, wherP a pinkearnat ion, t h?' fliiss (Inwnr \v.< pinV.?l .... each oner?A?delicious salad course, -followed by cake aryd vruani mado-opthe' menu. Miss' Annie' Gai;*kk, the, teacher, and hei* Class, spared no pains in making the decorations pretr ty and attractive, and in seeing that. all had a .jolly good time. The boys, of the brick-laying-'classes have built At the 'entrances of the grounds, sit thp Pitiley llitrlf School.. two pairs of brick columns, and at the Loomis Street School, one pair. These columns add much to the .appearance of the school grounds.. Ibrbf. G. -W. Malsby, the instructor and the hoys in his classes deserve much credit for the splendiTI \yoJ:k done by .them. ' y Born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nelson, Jr., on Monday, a son. Mother and baby are doing tine. Miss Lois Hepry and class entertained; at a picnic in a beautiful grove on Pinckney St., on Thursday afternoon.'. Besides"the class, the guesls were: Misses Dewey. McDowell, G vis sie Mae. Williams, "Jvrhestine. l?urr." Fannie B." Casscll-and jCqjmlc_(' ; Mcs. Ilwain. Teachers and . children . played lively . garner, and the iWferYyibTT was spent joyfully. After a real dinner, cake and cream "V ore ser\ed t o .all. . . Rev.. J, WV-foknnPiiof S)WtniiTVdit: apd Miss Nellie 1>. Bovkin.?lined Nllrse ot Providence Hospital .of that city, motored over and enjoyed the picnic given by Miss Henry and her. pupils, then journeyed on to Columbia to attend commencement At BeneOne. of tht. most pleasing programs -of tbe^seasoh was rendered on Monday night at the opening of the Spann F tnu-nif HuTTTe. The burhiijiiTT~ri mairr nificent?structure, and e.nntnins.?ntr the ground floor: rbst roorii,' chapel, display room for caskets and??41ie.o; upstairs is a. hl-rw hall I'm '.ni-inty. meetings etc:?In thO basement fire eniablming roonis and storage, The building is beautifully lighted, well furnished and installed with v-? lectric fans. Many short talks were ..made and Mr. Sparin was loudly prais-* ed for adding to Chester, this wmf lerful and servit'L'tlUIl! bltHding. Each '^tlendap^_^^^ed a^'fanAtnd ushers ^OivAny Bicycle JnQg whether yQu buy from jM n\ ifi 1 your Local Dealer_pr JjfffiMMY. from 11s direct I M\ WjX _ toemot^jflii/4'j] On Your BIcyelm 1 lAwMPv^J! Prices From *2I50 Up 3 j|S!?$$ Get full nartimlnrc lUHiw&sXYli \>y mail today. Use t coupon below. y]l ON^\ Sold On Approval J You are allpwed 30 days' actual riding test before sale is f| ^<,7^ binding. \ W'? ? . Write Today 'o^, nam# of nearest Mead Dealer. ' our. OM THIS LIME. I ' J" Mead Cycle Co., Chicago, t?. 8. A. L . i Please send full information and nt i est dealer. ^ ,v j | Name I Streei or f Town ? .* *: * ?. M ; * " * SifltTrda^.i June 1. 10H7.? "Showed* all inm Chi ^Thr<i^"^^""qngh ^ "room from- K-isr,:'nnt 1" thii'3 flour. Mr, J. T. Doughtsu, .1 r., ik itit home from Johtisno C. Smith University* after "havih'.; gratlnn-leij * from the College Course with the tlojrre0 of ~ \. H. ' ?f|;V- '* ?? 3 -I V N * ; Crnultv^ue ... !' obooC'C'Oo-; o i-oo ? * " O ' / - ' i?-' o s r roif&siciiai-s <*? . . ? v ^ ? ~y ? ~r " o " r fX>vOvv'>''. '[,vvv I'C'v ' . 1 &K - v . * _ ' l)f. Ij. iyi, '. JL'V i.i 7 I';V j ?S ' Sp?ci::l Aii voij jfe'pa^Ch.' Q. W -ii. i II.' . . - . ' ,{, < /iTue u. Ko- itiviitfu j 11^5 \\ iiihiiUcio!), Tl'.HI .. J'h'ilK! ji I'-.1 / 'll'.iML*' t?M?J ..V (jiliie llowrsi: ' I'ltdlio kfryo' y A. M. tu.S.Y. M' . :t IV M. to 7 IV M . . \><L Sundays By. \ t'i^^ryviyiK, f)r jiv l . fr?: lit-M I *. .Sur^pctii I V?t 1,1 . 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