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'1 . k?i.i r? ???r =?? ^ PAGE POUIt ?$almr1 1 1 - WEEK ~Y~ ~ Assembly St rat Business and Edito Entered at the Post Otlice at Culumbia, Act of Coa^ress. ' :?t One?Vbfir?-? .. . . l ^?' ' Six Wonths ..i......AA...'.- 1.25 . Official Advc: d-e.nents at the rule The Loader will publish brief anU re interest, when ihe.v ure aecompa the authors ann are not'of ;f ck l^uuiwatidns will npf'bc" noticed returned. = ~ . . ? REM ITT. Checks, Drafts and Postal or 'Express I\ ; " r to the'order of the ' N. j/FREDERICK . J. B. LEWIE - .... . W. FRANK WILLIAMS _ KfiisRY D. PEARSON .1. GLO. ii. HAMPTON Commuuic.-.tions intencied ior 'i.Te c\J should reach the oriit->ivrat H.. |- .si' 'j' IA day of each w$ckV -Cny hewt,-lotar.-f i>. ?-?day night. ~ ' COLUMBIA, s. c? satue'L) ? That wide a\?akw newspaper .. Eagie, eitaopzlng ^ recent educri and patronizing race buMiiesji ent did advice: "Let the leading NT r- ~nri W^.vi ers to ; porturiity beckon.; , us to got bus v ive along thtr one-r rt rjjp "tant 'liiii '. will properly handle, gtvesus an i ly, jesrother Baughnran has some men Out there that wo have in ; * * ???-; . Though we have our doubts. knocks Tlinnov's i.ww <>n* i? iU, we care a drat about either, on. . prefer Dempsey >ii)cc Tunney Tfa will draw, racial liifes. And yet * * . . A-Whoe woman i'rom the uy.ee few days ago tV) urge t .c Gown -who has a 20 years' s^nleirce i'o The luUv set forth lu-a rea-on *w : ?-clemencv from the Gbvnvor in t best" faii*iv bands 1 had and I ite4,(l * t.y; he's doing nothing but ecokh you ought -to 1 off to don't Laugh. Tlu>iv i!i\- tnn.n in do not beiieve' a N'egib i.-^ivbriy ?-in- hie. a mill" or :~T . or -sonic kind of crop?and ?dl a have this peculiar belief?The <5 . ./ Florida payer seems happy n some hell while .on earth, her ^ beaten of any of"HVo TtaTcv nTT 'beating a while boy" a n.!i * it ' of iho wide publicity given. this _ ; abolished. ?Htmever, she now h ran ermnt nb\y. Ke'ct i. 11;' a $ hi "T^ " lo dged li?td'gam-fc ta cdv?No^tto Was only a Negro. - - v.4 : . , THBST,lTi:.'t'( . The ti.ao 101 the holding'of tl _ . the opening' date being (Jctobor . cr a decided - uc' osc.v \Ye tjoiT^ selves have the answer in their if the-people jvili do their pari as <7". secret a rv, Prof. Green Juc&frii taa7 u.::i I , ? h,,. .-uw~?? ?.u v. mt ctlUi i-11.' . . ;is one "that will interest; eyoryonii i keep ii iii mi mi Ii.hl the Oihccrsj :? ?- fircl of a'.i are"ior mo exhibition . tural mechanical, and inUeileetn back tojthe Fair so far has be inefficient to contribute 'aiiiJJiiiii ??s 1 destructive v.iiicism. Hut conn 'hammers and Inmost the Fair. 1 i people of t ho-.state to have- aPai tfveir-indu s t ry. t h rifL ifffdJ flUelfigi to. do this1, it Certainly cannot be noTon fhe_seri\ t ar.v y\vhf> n-' ; i-c ______??-?ablCN?-loot's have the bii/jre.st a ?? - ' ; "HKWHY li" ( . We wish to. contra tula to' Mr. fribiites really interesting and ii his column, cantiov") 'The who conviiK'ts a collie r, m the f'h tjfrtw, 'I-.I ~ - v. "-'ii .... ; ti si iy f\! j t jy FableVv u flfC ?.?M Silt I'V i J i(i 1 >o' sorrscv/h: * '^.wcn' homo > pic, ycu know." Giving- this. "S the contributor says.in hisown < ~7~: human beiligTs inn,trilled! it is. m for syrrfpatliy br help, cv'eii if. h? Ku Klux lifan.' \Veil .spoken. : to read a more il.Ggu:Ling--a-tte 7" "could V% I lie r'li -ii io-ui wanting in the finer .vorr.ib'iliiios* ; to them. ? Sut'h U person ha. no goodnes: soul. Mr. Paul .Hciifei n, J he ml: oK ImnnriMl mwl -i.tilrl fniln.i- . to the teaching ??'- "I)e\v. y R's" rv ?. iiix-vn:^- TjPtn ror many years7"lho v.. - lumbik, & C Maybe. "J>e\wy R' his! own people.^ it hviloox, and . pie of the man, we hope 'he cor There -aie Llujasaiai-s ot decent < with Dr. Ixodfom anft~^nrrrily-m' Bravo son j and t h vy are hopir . all, he is satV> hurl wjd not Btrlng^on^11 rri of >dul fe'pn quip, But'his paper, the Chicago * ' / - . T*. * r iiniiVi urn ' ? to !Craiu*r :L?t ? "??r| it, r\?iiiwhin, S (V |? - A'ls rial I'h6ne 1523 is. C., as second class matter by an ? ??Throe Months __ 3 .TO* giiwte- Copy ? -P .U5 iVGd by la\Y. tional Ituv-i's on subjects of. general V( nied by the names an'd addresses oi' tamatTiry nature.' Anonymous -com.' Reacted manuscripts will not be Msrrr . ' kmuV Orders should be mudfe payable , Palmeuo Lea<kY(\_'- 7~^ ? ' Ju'raterntU Correspondence . J? .v.? _____ _ Correspondence ii_-_ Netsj Edjtor ____vr_-_ 1 - _ _ ._ 'Ju Manager trrent is.-?'c must be very brief, ami , l'alnfctru la iuler n. '. later than Tuos trsmmU and soeial n?\vs, by Wednes- 1 ,\v, siirmtBEiK 17, 1927 at' Tulsa, fi he Oklahoma ial of tin.-. i.ai;tT 1?1 i GjpSHlIg tiji;' orprise*, closed with this splen egyoet iic ouo.s who say most and instead 01 lolling otli-, do .some of it thumnu)ven. Op i y. Wiil we still remain inact e ?commercial!:'m?that it.wv~ tndying recognition." \ Kvident I of tlid :*anie kind of "lip" ra^-p < :ind around this burg and state. { . *' *. , yet wo H<>1 )c Jack. Dempsey ; 'ir t'ivrht nc?:t week. J*fr>t that'" e but aty between the two, we is^declared that as champion he they call, him a sport. * ' ? . mntrv came down to Columbia a nor to parole a colored prisoner nui vdo.fi ng another colored man, f hy thi prisoner should receive] hesc words: He is one of theI hinf back. The! Negro is'trus : :g at-t he convict camp. 1 think! (he. _c^jv go. to work." Now. ; ore beside this lady who I working niJo < he has n plough | :en t a hoe chopping grass oi^t 1 re not 'white people either who j overhoc relumed. :?? L ?? \ J-1 intess she is giyTng tlVe -Nogtfo (<in\ icis were the moat criiollvj biT'she made the mistake oTj we??te!'!i "state to death, Ki^Tfse* i rTiirc!"!^ convict flogging wa..- i ? the 'Cvilish "rwoab bo'x" ar-| rro coiwiet was ">\veat boxed" aiiing wrli-iid tloi.e about it. He * Y . ' * ^ f ' I' AIK le State Fair will.soon 1>c here, 2lrW.--t<' What will it be, a failure; know. The colored people them 'Own hands. .We do know that > th" officers,' led by the efficient have (lone thcif.^. -4 ho- Fair for d j The program prepared Kilt the people might as well ca:nnr.t Fatr.-Fainr i of the fruity of labor?agricullal. . Now, .the greatest draWen those people who, being too! oi ;e, ..display a large 'Vai iet v of | now, let's lay a^ide pur little | t's jgefting-time for thh colored! ;r thatyretiocts in a true'mnnajQA^ imce. if there has b.qen a failure j placed on the, ot licers?certainly ! H'PU lilrt-io/JC ^ ? * I ihum energeue amrndibpst Fair ever this war. O?^- ' ' ~ : / "r ~ )\ REDFKRN. William vF. Williams who ,conlstrui'iive-"?tem? to this paper in ir, onhis rebuke of-"Pe\vey. R" irago Defender. The following is v from Brunsy/iek,. Ga., got lost da(e and Brazil. If v;e had aj ""tleni gia-ns are such nice peo- j mart "Alex" a lesson in decency,! iolumn: "Whenever the life of h } > tini e for sarcasm. WfFls a: t ime f roe the imperial Wizard of the Seldom has it been oiir privilege | mpt at liumor. " .The- man wh*rthe i lie nr. i stances certainly is, o;' life?in fact- he is a stranger; . . j - / : > 'of heart or beauty, of n>ind or epid afaitPr, ?s Dtp honored son' A fat in i that F giving Ills llfl'j wn peoplov befng aFnrestmtL and1 Dean pf Benedict College of Co ' 1 * t-r-r-n-tr t KrnV >1^ 1 n 1 - Min.r 111iiii\ miii.-trii ai?irr irom hks AVoaUlJju Kai'CH.sm is a sam~~ itir.ires to think himself apart. ; L-oIored pr?f-|)io wh'o sympathize.' or the snciwntr fan.! >g .5rfd praying -that,- after h heard from. "Dem'y?R" ftiay!I hlicly apologize for his bizarre 1 Defender, ought do so for him. < - it ii ill n> - ? ? fHE PALMKTU (axK&xeG& | Pointed Points j f~BT George A. Singleton gr jSipPt?jtj3?5fo c- ; - ; : - C'.O.OOO.O.OJO^OACPGO POINTED I'OINTS J' '; * "* i-r, '.. V - . ?. Mr. J unit's Crow ' \ f ' *" Jim Cro>v democracy is* indigenoug^to Amerieu?^t=n^a-ti institution whiyh (oiiowh American slavery. ArgjjeJjow ivc will about it, it is un-Amerienn, nil .Christian, and undcirtoeratie,?Aaun institution it cannot last, Those with?inferiority?complexes?ami?be^ iKMth whose subliminal thresholds there lingers slave attitudes will complacently and playitlly acciuiesce in it. hut ho' man with an ounce* of selfre.-; pec t, love of fatherland or fidelity 0 .le.iiis","vHM'irccept James Crow without a protest, and no further than he is tmynpeitcde. I may be forced to rule in ' Cryw cars, but never will. 1 cut ci iia/.zaii"s roost. I have seen enough-to know thut neither the wKite race >.; the. blaclt?race is -ready for* this tvoe cif ilcmni'vncv ji?. vol Wo Lire to socially i^nprant, but .leaders ol- the neonlo miisi stand for tho ideal, the brand of society that ought to be. : ~~ You may Jim Crow my body bei'ause my.skin is bronze like the wife of Moses* ahd Solomon, but you cannot dim Cron my spirit.?In the 10 Hornmes and Chevaux I'll ride with, black Pharaohs of ahbient -Egypt, Ilannibal, Augustine> Pushkin, find. Dumas. 1 will summon into my dirty Jim Crow car- the nuistdr minds of antiquity. But*you have such a long way to rights all the time, talk about-'your duties to yourselves, your fellowmen, In yoi:r slate yonv 1 A Man's Record A man's vecord is his history. . By it he is'commended to his fellows. He whp attempts to destroy one's record digs at the vitals of a sacred fno Miii.ilii.v. ft is unetlucal, un-moral and uikChristian. A man spends a lifetime building a record?he builds n'l only?far time hut "for ole"rTrffyr Xd <record is complete in time until the earthly scene is closed. But it is fun !' i^Cimiuus huth learned and ig-j norant to specialize in the practice of record' nuitijation. ' That is , one of oni- dr.'iwhrwks :i^ :i" rmip. Wa niortally hate to st'(f another.rise and lha instant' one of our number attempts to scale the heights out," latent crab instinct asserts itself. There, is room t Uhe 1 p iVr all. The prepared and cense, rated num will win though hell <?ppos" "s1' ,:v cannot be changed. A tru v i.old.will stand through the eternities." " The. writer attended recently the funeral of I)r. N. J. Mct'racken. lie w;i-s a leader in fhT^hicligo Cohference. Not long atro we sat with him at-a base ball game. His funeral was pleached bj* Bishop Carey, Bishop C nines was present. A low few of us ever, think of closinir our pm-tHlv vno_ brds in ne&'co. We forest '? ? Jiulffc of all the earth, that He sees i?s at all tidies' ami numbers bur frame J&a_ihoim;ht., ru? word, no. Idea is ever lostv-?KVeft thouu h . il be im.uLterwf GoTT remembers. Some men do not stop af tiding To derive and fool their toUowei'sVbu t try to bamboozle the Most High. --M-nst-times vou know, but hold your peace "for fricnshjp's sake. Hi"hop Hiiev'i ' irrmnn W3s" (rood. '* ; ' South Carolinians Clannish Dr. T. J. Miles often makes the reniark ihat"Souta Carolinians are Clannish. A few Sundays ago u brother .u hjfl^ Uw rodueing--1 hi- writer l'tneatT^T Dr. pities' observation. Bishop J. Albert Jbhnson hremarkod of us on otto- t>evrt^mmr;?!fjicy- will -raisr-T-fcheturf.*" We are like a married couple j-wc will fight among ourselves but should a stranger come in and attempt lo mteriere* we will all turn upon hini. This is our record. We cannot alter the past. Clannishness is all right il mil (.'lairis large-and inclusive* enough. Mot only will I fight for "a state clan,, a race clan, hut a world clan. Jesus died- f<?r the. world-c-iiuv.? Do- you see how much is involved.in Dr. Miles' statement? Yes Wo ai" proud of our clan. Thinking STTFT wo Tc( eTPthc names of Morris | Brawn, Gain, Piiyru?, Turner, Pickens, Miller, Durham, Morris, Bruce Williamu, Bednnii . Biawlny.' Crimr, Josh-, 1,1 Jones, Bpckett, Chappelle.?nummultiply^ .Ne if roup -wrl! uvur ?4^ ifance that floes not appreciate an(J 3?teem itself. " " V * i ' ?r - - - _r. 4?-?????-??? _?. ; ' : ** GREENVILLE STEWS i^tH'rfpcic Baptist Church Blazes the 1 V -,n m , Way??U ? try fir 11/ ' : ; :* ' :V 'j, . - \ ? The Tabernacle. Baptist church, of .which liev. W. M. Wgtson is the pastor, Is- now being rebuilt at a cost of thirty thousand dollars ($30,000) Work on the edifice started ^several weeks ago .and it is the plan of the pastor and officers to have the edifice sets in, and if progress ao date is an in \ dox to, what-4s to be expected- their. wishes ' will?be.?fulfilled.?The newh'uilding will be vei'y beautiful ancF plans tfnd specifications." It will be a lasting credit to Greenville and the Piedmont section, which is justly "famous, for putting over big programs. The pastor, officers and nieriibers are worthy of highest commendation hi making this important) step forward. May. their tribe increase. Heaven will help those who help themselves! Mrs. Geneva Whittaker entertained; kwifch?a very' enjoyable parly' lust T*5.Ac.lA.. u..: ' ' X ut-su?j lHK"h iHv mitill UU1I1K KlvtM1 *n honor of Mrs. Ferguson and Miss Lewis of Baltimore. % Miss Charles Annie Lewis tnft lust week*, for Greenwood, where she will re enter Brewer Nuinial gi'luipl. Rev. B. A. Lykes of Columbia Con-' feienee, was the guest of his sisters Miss F. L. Lykes and Mrs H. R.'Fladger last week. *' ' Miss Sara Xjewis wus hostess at an incomparable vaix cburse; dinner on Wednesday evening of last--w?ekThose enjoying this elaborate repast were; Mrs. Dogun, Mrs. Clifton Ferguson, and Miss Sophronia^ Le\vist of Baltimore, Misses Carrie and Mamie White and C. Annie Jjeyifr, Mrs. William .Richardson, Mrs. Lyd:?i Williams Mr. Alex Wells and Mr. and Mrs. W. A Fishnr, nrirt othorg ? _ Mr W C' Demons, district manager of the National Benefit Life Insulonee Co., has?returned from a visit to Washington, D. C. Mr. Thomas I,. Brown of Oranee burg,was the guest of his-parents'Mr. and Mrs.. K. L. Brown, la.it week-end. The Pastor's Aid* Glpb ,of Springfield. Baptist churth entertained, with a music program Friday night at the home of Mrs. Mary Coleman. Mrs. Hassie Sims has returned from j^dehgh*fe.il trip to Philadelphia and Atlantic' CUV. ~ " T? " ~ - Mrs. Clifton Ferguson ajid Children and Miss. Sophronia Lewis; after sp?n ding several, weeks with relatives ahd; friends hero, left last week for their home in Baltimore. Mrs. Beatrice Tlalhoun has returned from a visit to New York, Philadelphia and Atlantic City. _ M sses L. R. Tillman, J..A. Holmes, Mrs. A J Chappelle and Miss Simons, in the ??:ty schools have returned to their poKTSt to the?delight ol their friends. ? ? geg, arrived last week and' will spend 'the school term'at hp me of her aunt. Mrsr W. A. Fisher.?Mrs. Nannip Alack has returned from a pleasunt visit with relatives at Philadelphia antP'Harrisburg. Penna. : w V Mrs. Mary A lien visited relatives apd friends at Newberry Vast week. .4 iles^vs. Etherline and Franklin Adams left Sunday for Orangeburg. where they will enter Stiite College. Mr. James Henderson of Newberry spent the week-end here as the guest of his "son-in law and daughter, Mr. and Mcs.-fl7-Jr~Caithvell. , , Mrs. Rumley, Mrs. Georgia Jeter, Mrs Palmer, Mrs Hattie Smith, Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Christeline'Dean, Mrs. Rosella Iligginbothnm, Mrs. Anderson and Mr. J. W. 'Woodard, nf-Spartan? burg were the welcome, visitors here at the A. M. . K. manse. Mrs. Mary McMarsh of Pomaria S. C. was a visitor here la,st week-end. The Willing Workers club met Monday afternoon at the A^-M. K--clnirch :a.vith thc president, Mis. I.ula PatR-i^ son, presiding. The Will Do club met Monday af-ternoon at the home of Miss Mamie Dirt oh. ' ' Misses Sara and El!>.i Mae ~ Lee, wh<^ have been visiting grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Lee left .last week for?their home in Gincinnati, 0. Mr. and Mrs. J. C*. Thomas enteriLained?u._number of the.-v??inf*er set ,at their home Friday night in honor of MiSiT Eihma Rush of Atlanta, (la., who is visiting their neice, Miss WilheTmina Thomas, of McBee Ave. Those present, Mhwcs- Kmi? Rush... Wilhelmina Thomns, Mildred and Edith Pryors, Theresa artd Marnornl J ?? ! !- I ^wvii, mumt? .and luiiini^ TKuui^j.sMn, Eliaaho?fi Logan, Elizabeth,. Stewart, ?ind Julia Lee McPaniel; ft!)-w, \y m " and Zcrncy St;wall C. Thomas, obaon liigga, - Thoa. Brown, Ladd Roaemond, R. E. Singleton, Jas. Knuckles and Drs. W. Coop X Abbeville News I , ; . \ Toi Mrs. Ejlie Smith ami Jlaster Henj ry^Thomas of GreimvouO spent Sun- da Master Wallace James, Jr. We werej . to havfc thfein worship at St. = ic James A.. M: E. Church. 1 n<? Mr. Lawrence! Thomas is here from Athens, Ga., with'the rheumatism* fOJ Mr. Thomas went to Georprin to work. \vr in a barber shop, but ho is formerly in of Abbeville and bp lias many friends j who wish for him a speedy ivcoyery.' las 1?Mi's. Chas. Covin left a few days pri ago for Chicago* 111., to spend soniq| j tipw. '\i ' [ Mr. nndMrs. I'otci; Jenkins motor*' in? Fed to Greenvill^ on the Gth and at- nn I itt's daughter. They Were accom-.'las | panied by Jlr. and Mrs. Albert Tay-'en, j lor/ Si-, ?t? r - _ :?(? I Mr. Horace Taylor came home last Sr I week froni 'Lake Junaiuska, N. C.^Mi | where lie spent the summon ne j ?Mrs.. Gussie Uoipan-L.of Ph7I53feL Ph phia, Pa., arrived last week for n )>ii visit to her parents, Mr, nnd Mrs. "Thohiab Marshall, Sr. Fricrtds ahd relatives are greeting. Mrs.' Romans -with a happy \\o lcumo as she has' nor~~ hcpn home in quite a while. yv All members of Philo Lode,, Xo. 2. K. of P..-ar<? nslo.l l.i lwi 1,(1 at the instruction hieeting every 1st;110 .Tuesday nignt in ?eaeh month. Mem- ^ hers of any other K. of P. lodge'in 1U* good; standing and can prove" your- ; self the' same, are welcome to come.,"1' Miss IQditil Chiles -'left on Monday?-J the 12th for Aniiiston, Alb., jvhefe V'' sh-, ' will- attend school. Miss Chiles is a very popular and__' :it tv-iet ive A' young lady and is a graduate .of the Je AWieyUlevCounty Training school, ey class of '27. Her friends sincerely *^u regret her departure. - . t Mr.-^R.- H. McCashin of^. Greenville Or came cTow'n last Sunday . to-spend ai iow nays witn nts mother, -Mrs. SaMiei*-11 Washington. ? ????;?. plj Miss Viola Groves^ of Pendleton to( tnn'ie dowivon- the 7th-and spent un- \ t-il last Monday as the truest of Miss Bs N'ecie Gary, at thc parsh'oagc.; iffter'?f which she loft for Allen University. - Mr. and Mrs. .1. T. Peneivaf and PV 4mitrhtor -Miss l uetic motored "ovpr'"^1 .froih Greenwood Mst Sunday and at- J K{ tended the funeral at Mrs.4.- Tena'si .White Ilorryr? ?-- -?7?~ | " Mrs. Cora J. Harris arrived in the city lasf week from Yonnnstown, O., as the truest of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas lb Maisiiali. Mtk 11 ill'vis fs formerly l'( of Abbeville, nnd was before her mar- b i riajrt'. Miss Cora Johnson. ' 1 pe Mr. K. ' K. llarcrov.c came over' *"?tl from Greenwood and "attended' the, fa [funeral of Mrs. T.cna White ilotay. It is with reiiiet that, we vsay that 'M MrrGeo. Ouoner is .still sick ami un- ,yV nblc to work. Jlc is improv-inu" slow- ..O iy. . " V* r". Jo* Misses- Mr.r.v "R. Pope, Jennie L. w; Fair, hena (>. \\ ii-am. bailie and J.if- stl cia Taylor. Nettie Adams, Eunice . se Whitlock, Gallic -Mr- Taylor,- Messrs." Fe Geo. Curry, Wallace Wright, M. J. in] tiaUer, Jr., ?md Word Keid left last Mortdwy tl\.' 12th for Oranffefuirg, to attend State A. & M. collojJG- ! *t' ey and (T. B. Itowe. / | -t?; lt(Vv. D, L. Wit h'erspoon the 'nbljj bu J>a?to-iL_qf , Allch Timiplo Ar?M. 4vr-AL church, prccahed his usual powerful, .M and interesting: sermon Sund?iy morn J. injr, to the delight of a, responsive nu-| Ft dience.' The sneaker selected?as a . text, Matthew. 10:24, and used, as a ha theme. "Sell' denial and -mrr-erussps." > vi< Sev?j?il spiritual .renditions by Mine, i fo Scoot of -Norfolk. Va., proved quite : iinprsesive. A bi'lllhmt luuMc'ql arid UU | literary program -composed the even. j B; J inj; service, the same being enjoyed of t>v .in nuviiuve contjrejrauoti. j oi The-eity schools *bcjjan their 11)27-: 19 2H sessions hcre~ Monday? with ?.i splendid enrollment and an efficient da corps of teachers. There seems to j an i he no excuse now for children not d'e I aHendintr nchmil .huw n.i fnvfhtwW-?~ ' av-. furnished free which represents be j a savintr of $3*00. to S10.00 per pu- M r pil. If money thus saved is .applied lo ^lothihi* and other necessities, it'; da will he ?i blessinjr- to school patrorts. ] in ] Hut that's the rub?some of them Ili | will l.uy candy instead! ' wi -?Mrs. liirtdhli 'HttTTTay 'df' Charleston ~ is the truest of her son <md dstuprh-j /; ter-in-lnw, Prof. and Mrs. E. C. Mur wi ! raw. I - - - - Miss -T11]" i Johnson of Columbia, S.' W C., is one of the new teachers in the an Sullivan Street . school. ' th< and Mr MacR Johjnspn, have return- pli Fed from a very delightful and inter- i Jo j estinpr motor tour which carried J them into Washington," Philadelphia,;\vc i.Ngw Yrtfflf, Providence- TW'forv thru ? Kthe state of RMine and into the- I*o- \V minion of Canada, where they visited in I Montreal and Toronto. While in Cn-' TI> nada ht<$ Pnr.t.y witnessed flu. d 'in Exposition. which fannishod | ho JQmc .oi the most tm+t+uur^nrctaclcoopw Mrs. E. C. Mtirrav was a recent visitor in "Columbia, xftlcre she visit- T ed her mother, Mrs. G. Johnson, wh v ' !? , I . I turduy. September 17, 1927? -?? Miss Ednt E. Hill left last Monday . Shaw Univei&ity, ip N. C. ^ Miss Anna L. Jones left last Mony for Brewer Normal school in ? KQIlWlllwi. ' - ' ' '' An account of the death of Mrs. 77a Wlnte Horry will appear m 7? *t. week's -issue. ".V'.', ' .? ~ two weeks is much better at this I tying. ,IIe expects to go to work a few days,' , r*. Kev. P. .M. Clary filled his pulpit it Sundhy morning. He as usual cached u soul stirring sermon.-- ? X.he A. . Ev League was held last ? topics were discussed by several?__ niber's of fhe League. He*'- E- S. Sanders preached for da J it Suhday night. His sermon was " joyed by lull present, j ~ Ml". iihd-iUi'5?,. \V-iIliam H. UHison, ., has moved from the home of s. Cornelia Gregory - to the house xt door to Mrs, Tena White on _ rerry Sir We wisHTFiem much hapless in their new home; ' 1 ** 1."". Chester Paragraphs The Firiley High .School opened its ois Monday with an enrollment. of arly. 7yo, and a faculty of-twenty ichors.?Kat'h day new pupils are ded, and Principal and tochers are pt busy gottingorvery tbin&Mn-work -; order* The following cut of town teachers rived Thursday;.' Miss Willi Mor;ne, HcndersonvilTe, N; C.; Mis3 lij-e G a nick, Miss Lois Henry, Miss sic B. White, Columbia; Miss DewMcDowell, Union; Miss Mabel J. mitJi, manning; una miss XiBieue Boviun, Domestic. Science teacher, angehurg. The one thousand dollar rally at Jvary Baptist church, which was mned 111) tliiys ago, resulted in a ? tal of $'.>18.75 last-Sunday and seviil have not yet reported. Pastor ixter and congregation re confident .going over a thousand. Mrs. Mary itbeam won first prize, a $5 gold :?ce; she brought in $155.80; Mrs. Trtlra Parroti, $b<,;iu; Mrs. Mary mnedy $18; Mrs. Jane Clayburn, 2, The latter threc won $2.50 in Id each. . ~ ' ~ The Revival meeting at Calvary iptist church is being conducted by IX P." Thompson of Augusta, Ga. preached "Strnclay morning, acP~ essing his remarks tp the christian oplo, from the text found in Gal. i chapter,; 17th verse: "From hencerth let no man trouble me, for I 1 >ir in -my body the' mrirks of the . >. 1 rd .Jesus." He chose as a subiect: X Marks tif Christianity; Loyalty, jhrxurc, Patience, Humility, Free-m, nad Generosity.. This sermon is one of real self examination, and rrot^iii^jjQliie^ chureh. ; At every rvic-e, at an eatd^TKour," every seat taken, and7 Re.v. "Thompson is preach tr most, wonderful sermons. A1-* aily-^five h?*ve joined for -baptism. The following home teachers hate I urn6tl J"rom their summer vacations iss Connie C. Mcllwain, Woshingn, H. C.; Miss Lila Bronw,' Pitts-* yt; Miss Laura Hinton, Buffalo; iss Rosa Gilmore1 Winston-Salem: iss Bessie Lewi, Saliscbury; Mr. J.. Atrurs, Lenoir, and Miss Sallie :atlK-rstone,?Charlotte. ? II w. l.-ucir. Willie Min U r?1 p.. nan, Mr.'Louis Finley-and Mr. Daj DoGratt'enroid left Tuesday a. m.t r Benedict, College. Miss Roberta Ross and Miss Eliza ' Hi Foster left Monday night, for irber?College)?Anniston, Ala.?AH these youngs people are graduates the Finlfey High School, class of 27. ; ; ' Biuinard Institute opened Wednesy morning with a large enrollment d each train brings in new stunts. . ' I.' I Mrs.--Mary-Br ice is in Biackstock " cause of the illness- of her mother, rs. Hester Moore. j y for Chicago, to study Theology V McCbrnrjick Theological College. ' . s parctns motored as, fas as'Union ' th hi in. . / ~ : -j' ' Little Miss Ruth Sims is at home uguin after spending the summer" tdh* relatives-in Atlanta. Mrs. Johnie Tole and Mrs. Trillion att, of New York City were pleast visitors last- week, the guests of b former's parents, Mi\ and Mrs,- ^ i.u Iiu" ttlt'WlUT. Airs. Toole is very ;usanUy -remembered" here, as Miss ' hnie . Stewart. Miss t'orvit> Washington spent the ek end with her sister Mrs. Peafl - CcmeteTy St. Miss ushington has just finished'a course Nurse Training at the St, Philips ispiiiili?Richmond;?Va. ' ~ ^ Mrs. Nannie Gordon is again at me wftei a Stllry io a month with ? FTfirior:t ih^Washingtftff; D. C. Miss Louise Stanback left last hursday for Albermarle, N. G.r ' lere she is teaching. .. . . J