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E> . FACT TWCL The "Old Grayi'lf -j By E- Phj fe? mj?j?t?jt~tCtCi\ I- r~r~ *. '?'a% Iht Columbia' Cooftrtact j In m?r.'jjL,it*ytci corJertr.:* ur ~ Iw.tfei uJ/<C ES T.16 .r.'.ii.p.'.uii C'.C. j F fttzy.* 'A No: \uz.~*>y. naa j_ in ii *11 of -V- tf? *.?.t ' P".--,- , SV-.".<r, Cii :iACii?ife ..yi. j>*ft*5 t ' * tiM 1 t- T- - ifj 'J 3 . .-U * CaXT-, \j*i Zftm I .c*.vVi ..i nfer L^jctra. A-.ea Uni. ft-'-' vtri.-.y ; u .a-'.h^coniferfe.v. Vfcrr.: - a.M .'. L jjt.7 na^-iul *.^v. j w.bald^^2^>\a.-i;;.V< tnli/con^ferfeht-fe 1 : 1 "'' ' ' to r6^--;r.'u...gferc .1 tirr.tr i'_r t r/ fr av : f '. - n? - Zcifc ' tA*?m_ ! Tf y v/:a*' y.e .v.a'.fc 1 1? is pra-ili^G^ ^ -r *.r_% j . ?p H -?-*. i>4 ar. <ui ^>...v.r. amlA i is'tx fei- arr ^r*vs2Cell?.i '<:vi%r of rs^.'' . Th? . - v;(i c .?iffcrer.;e>. on o_r x*vM*.*..or. r-.'2^*s .ua; war L . - >** --, *.-' .> * i-V:- a:* r.vV .v..!. K-!: r"'v'".''"injf to tz'-j-t $eF^T*syp$T5 "* Ar.i ^ 1 .-- t'&rv trr.*: cab:. for fcv>sh%f J I/JO fl-*. 0 B. ' fe> Gp -a.' i y.r-. .H-j'r .; ur.'i '.v.:r...sV;rs, v>'&* r ' nr. or-: I--a;, ?ic.y.i. 1 r."hzh . ?'g'.vcl. afu'i.rJi<s?r%;pk.r.gc by Prtsi'Jaiot * -Sir.-,'* v-a> yfcrr.TT. A ho?.'.of 'Ifc'-fL'a'fc-: fro.-n N'.r.hca?.*,, Pie'J :r, on*., Pal ? ' trc-vo and .c-. ?'.?. Clr^rrTna cor.ffcr'-r.cfeg ^ ~ fe.'t .n atitr.fi -.r.V.t-. L.t<; arr. *. r.^ v. r.'.m &\ *re <D?i. J. \V Mirph, T. J. Mlleivl. ..' V.\ y.-;:bJ. L. B^nVov?, D. C: E>eas.; . :E: P. A'^'-r -TT," A.. I'. -.rp^r?, B.-.J.' Rar.'.l/ v J. -V." Iir - > \f I. -ftiiy v.-y, A. J.'. Marti;-.,- V."; C. Grav/?o/d, .J. C. MCi e h yV.'. Witherspoor.. .. Serr'ael- SVRce, *jL?e A: Lo^an*. M. G. Will:* ar ] ".orrio d'hdhs whose , ^ r.-. . ?/,:<>aH.7 Ali of therq; ?? Ll gOdf'.-H-.v e'. ' TM/ .J Lv P.J. A, Gar.dh'e sr.'J tr.tr'-rr i .sidTV. . * i" * ary .ser^ot: hy P.^v. H. -E. Err.anue! 'T . we rife*. 7*0$'! erf i\ c-f. No pulpit ~ ' would V: rA :rrd -v.ath eP.jHtr .erf . r^-r* f.rrt.w Wr. - T yV?M >r. " " T.. H. AdiiVon ar./j W. It. By.vrr.ah . : we're \r.o secretaries elected. 3??4r < th% i*r*v' C^r'.r':ur.:o~, the-' organize ti^y- v..-;- r <-' **. ' I.' ' r i i t . f. f.r . f. .. - ... settled down. to o-sine s. All'-df* the' districts- r/aji'i' gooi reports. Ah U3 t,'. ? u>! the tlftC'.roa of 'fl'jkga^s to the General Conference- took place Wodc. nesday af-e. r.or. -the order 12 as r VidiooKf H'-vh. E. A. Aflaihs, E. P. ^ ; EL'fcilL, r. 'Vaa'A I.. D. Garnh'o, ,W. "" ; R. Boy-men; G. G. JoKneon. J. K. Mx _-.cn and V.*. B/Boyhr. Dr. A Gams was c.Jacted by a c>.ir aflo-.i ar/d was made ." leader of the delegation. The writer s rr * v r- f . \h ,r 0 >r only regret-Is : thet weeooid.i'ot elect twice the rim her. 0 or dear 'tis;.dp ul .0 expressed himself along ccrtai/i lints, ofo...'con. 1?-_i ..., , fe'ren^ lixtuvad v<- & Vr?iy/erfil- a4^ dress Wednesday. rriptit on the suh ' 1 r-f V.y Tl-' .T. U' V irrti. Sr"? ~ * ' p?W?dr OfjMdrrls Brdwn rn> Jr >1( (;afer; y_ terten, S. Gr Dr. Siu-.H vyill aiidres:, --? ^-th.o-c-ynffcrter,.c 'T.rr.^.-eJay fiiphyan thrrt . is our e<i .optional, ar.niycw.ai^v^.'rL day ni^h't of the cynfcrer./,'. i:-; Church .. Kxterpicn >!. MorrtS^ one of th.e general oflieers.w ;11 address p : rrrti?cu:ii"J 1 I. ^y riljjm. ! 4 CamhJto-i:. a pr:nce' ofentertainers, f ' . Ho iv. corlatofy taking special car^ Bishop an'] Mr::.. Hurst. . Mcr^Lics ?nd friend* of ..the" Columbia .Conference are ajr.o royally entertained. ? : ' , flnr wtiiy in F!r,ri.i?iL jf.nt iiir.?l. with Mr. n*'J .Mi::. firown yri'J^we had ?the?hT^jT"cur life. Dr. . "A. K spears* wa:; our room rh ale and ho is a pollshc! KenVJorr.an and on? of tho ftreatOAt preaen< of our church. IHi.-.hop Hurst' clonedNortheast _.C.onItxfciJCfc 4n I- \ro?' n<e last Sunday. .; v/ith\?olor:; flying: He'announced the appointments .a i follows: Sumt' r Hr.tiyit?I/. _S. Rice, pre L, siding eldeV;. Mt.. f'isgah, Sumter, to j" bo'supplied':'.;;:'. P;i:ii, A" VWHnyward . _ Bethel, A. It Spear*; L'nionville, N. A. Bethqa; -.Mayer. if!e, B. F. Lcvest'ejr; Mt. i'leasant_ Station,-to be supplied; Cooterboro, N/.S. it Iainei St. Luke, [ A. Richavfoon; .Mt. Olive, L. A. Wells; St. John, I'zr F>. Jlutcinn om, New Be h?---- - the-l, A. Inirham"t^Tinn XTTilpet Mission,1 ?().. I). VouPk; Sutesburp, A. r . J. Jenkins; Bi.shopvi.'le, David Smith; ^ St. Luke Mis. ion, .M. S. Sanders; Lis. I'" hon, J. F. Mick ins; St, Matthew, W. i i _ -? ' T. Felix, Ontcrpoitft, W. G. Green; Alderman, V/. M. McGill. Dillon. :R. Anderson; presiding older; Dillon Station, h W. L?JanereUc;'Mullihs, J. W. L, TiuckctHLatta, 1. II. Alston; Union, J. F. Boyd, Baltimore, D. L. Goes Wise Cbapel, A. B. Thomas; Floydalo, \V. C. Mayes, . St. MaM.hewa, C. J. Shaw; -Roberson, . W. O. Roherson; Pine Hill, J. B. Fiad Wt ,j?er; Level Cretin, X., J. RandoTnTi; Bel hea Ghappl and .Little Zion, M. L. gT * Shealev: Pc.. Dec. P. W "FliirTd; ?iAn Hill. W. D. MeForcherson; Brownville, J. C. Hodge; Little Rock Mission, E. k I: Garrison; Bennettavtlle, J. C. Hodge ???????? C-C-CFCP7CKKK?<H>aO<Ka^>>>>rn^ md ,- ... ^-r~tr The New Rider |. ^TKfirt/vri^/OUgggCftTil^^ . Jkhon DLstr-c^?D. t*.. Deas, pre-jf sid:r.? e.der; 'S^ion, J. :-ST J. t%Tvr^'tuu/, W." ?; E^a.r'cucr.; j (Ac* ay.1' ?va:i<n, W. G.' p.n, L>. J, Turpi:;; le River; J-. E. iiuuic r., M.. .*:l.e .ffet.;*:.' W; M. M^rg. , J <J. r.!*, . B. I/r ^. .>: M*.: 'I?-5ffch. *;N. A.I^ake; Briv.cr. Neck. B. W. Ear.from6; FrAr.d5r.ij>. H_ v '" T> "j- - -Ffi q 1-.' .W* H'.pe, W. fMyers; Balv ava.v. Ferry, ja.T.es. M. Davys; Ayr.'r, '?.i:. s .L.?Lf.. M>cFtyio<ir?J 1? j F.ortr.ce D?s*.r>c: s'.d.r.jf Florence J. ?.. ? ?:. L J-A. I~ L. Ja/.klcr.r J. T. J:,.Fi-.r. r.cV Cififiis, P. K^^v.'r.ar.;. Ccr.'.cr . ?: I. J- >?svr^r. ' V I A. v - T r, M X..v>r.;r.s'.-;'.:t. M. K. MtfSr:*?;'- Dar.. I. J : * * ' * .'&" B. . .? : r*-f. J. Hr.?? ;.ar.r_ah -Crd.". *.V. .?. V.'.".!' E. ri.> 0a/I 'vf'-Vi, F. . A - e: h-ai-:--' A. J F. .v. ue'v li Behjar/yrt'Y'Shilol., F. '.V. Jor 'ion ! J ia ., A. Il.l'j-. ,'i.. J 1.... V.\ S. Guilts; LyrchV-rg Circuit, Lf. M. Diowr.?^?-1-? * : ~ - "L-. q MT. CARMEL NDVS ; 04?"T'.h~;r bsrll ij Rev.' J. E. Hr.oith.is begir.rirtg his hevepith "4'rXr. ofthrrse-hobl and the;.?rrr.unity -.i^glad to have him re. ' turft. v i'.-iv. J. C. Eet'nron, the-beloved p&s. -v.-r of Ahr, Alt. <^l^n?lj?kg";*. ;? ff?-* tl.-.g ready for the Annual Confer.' er.ee; His- .people, are delighted with hirr. and wish his. return. * Mr.; ar/i M'rL-'Hl ,Dunlap, lMr;-lH.. . ut ec" the colPrfeci state i r . hr. r- rr-r.-ri-. V U > ' Y f I'r^rYneo.ve..? v.. see "heir daughter, Miss E*.u -?L Dun-la:..who is a student at A' Cr.Lvorsitjkn ^ Arr.-o.cttM >t;4e'nts y.hVhas> fir, ?-:-:rve'i the %-h grade in Rockforo school ; ir.'i gon?. to '.hp -High .School ami &re y..aking gooTTy sustaining their sta f -C^-ol iH. %Cornhs ; X'jl Va*e 'Coiioge; Misses Frances J. and Florence V.''heeler.' (j-if local trustees at the call of the chain?:an., .Mi*, fmnffep, haci a school -rally on the night of the 8th. After a.o a'Firess hy the principal arvd.jre. ncurks hy Rev; Lctrr.an, a freevril] off . '.ring marie 'amounting to 112.50 for terrry extension. , ; .'lis;? ou?i;e uip,i w Laurens, 12 our new 'teacher and the community is hivDy i v.:th. I.or services, in the school. . . The- father-.; study center of Me , Qorftjiek County, mtet* every -seeorrd-Satuiday and spends three hours in =TteLulk^Lork. I.et every-Tofrr-hf-r xornoto thfe -ce'frCe'r citf make it" g)ioat/_ "., .'' ~m ? ^ .* ? SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION The Hu n day Scho'o 1 Convention of the Church of (Jod was hek] at. the church, 101A Pendleton St. It.be. Stan. October ,<2^th and continued thru ".thej'l.st, _ : ' ' . ' ' ' 'CI This convention was composed of thfe following Sunday schools, Laurens On.'i )[ond, Jen!:;fi:-.vir^TUeh-r.a. < !m-j^TTtTf Columbia -tfTid Camden.' -?- ? j - The convention started. Friday night a' o'clock. After the devotional ,| jervicj: was ovtr Mrs. Lottie B. Sir ; nYons introduced Mr. ' Ends . Clyboi i. S ute Superintendent, who. after _a few. introductory remarks introducedthe General Superintendent, Elder E. D.. Downer, who gave a practical- ]< , *ure on the Old Testaments Saturday was taken up with study Sunt'^y was a great day. The Sun day school was largely attended. The lesson, was taught hy Mr. Enos Cly_ horn, the State Superintendent; af . lim-which the- convention rendered an excellent prcigrart).. r . After this the convention was fa-v5 ortd with a message by the ReV. E. I). Downer; using as a text Acts 7;22. The speakers said.in part that religion ' was. a povtfer and that education was t power," and in order for these two forces to do eood to humanitv. thev Tmust blend. -" : The afternoon session was graced with a -talk by^ Mr. M- P.. Gray . of Laurens; after whinHt"^. were highly honored with a spebch'by Mr. J. W, Benchum. Home Training by Mrs. I. V. Dowren, which was'the topic of the night se. sion. was Hinrn?Bnr> frnm nimru an . gltb " i?The T?ay.'"WY IT. Ti Reynolds spoke on mtrsic and its place in the churcfi. Thus ended a happy gathering of the_ ^Sunday School people. iiMi in i i.n.1 --? THE PALMETTO MR. HENRY CLIFTON PASSES TO THE 'GREAT: BE* ON ?>-- f Mr: Hg-Srv-CI-ifrrTrrfTr.lT^ity"pa-iT %c a: rorr-fc or. East >*.'.a-.* S*... lai*. Frtla? rr,-orr.injf. He t?h ir. til' bea'.*.h for- ?.rr.fcVlrr.*, 3 ajvi '.Lt; v.ji *'tt; *-j'. : . *a;*.? ?;|(!wb M'*' ,'-fc ' ? V'* WY~S was Eeraldedl , . :' . ' * . . Mr. Clifton a ccr..*;s; p- ~ers *' aer of Flfi*. C^lva^. .Cr.^oh, 4r}ih?-'.fcr 1-3 y^ars as'tke 'church''s ' -l^rkj *1*~ . - _ " ' ; - s' " : tV/>:e -rarr-e-j "ch -r:k..."'Sin\s>v >?'-*.\ f VitAtyi P. 51., f&ev. s. P. YvV.lace,, d ascof of .S 3r>y Park .,C. M. E.' * church o?lcia*.ir.?. Mar.vi tri ' if *y v.,o for:0-* -;??: ly?ar..-, :fr. -erfAjU.ichCrrch - a ur.c .ceav.r. '; .-ri; Mc. Thr>?ia V,".;.. t ^rrHfc' <'.T. !.- -? u'.i .:' ;.r.c?Kr.:?r.:s . of ? \P'. .h'aV: T&V/lE'.lcr -.-. he half of oho? (j'l'i a^i; Mr. W. H, Oouitry-io t-eieaif the V". TTt r hf Z:-;n.! c The "<rh.:r rendered ex r oller.*. ar.d > _. Far. r.. e C. i:"... r.. . *. if%; 2-1!.re's Qtr rer i id.-la;-..- f r..- ~ Der 2 : 211: ii J L?--M 0? . - '1?-?." '.?:?? : ~ ~T T" .. .-7-.,; Ct:-.-. . . r rmvv 'i r tor. tf Y-.rg.~a .-er-.r. ? lf<t in.tcr:.t t-r.t ^ 2.ir....pr. v W-.-iju.-. . : 2.:. O.. .it..-. / r-.v.:.:!1 ^ of :.& .terrlces at.tt.e gr>vg.v The fora. tr.hute s were r. inter i t;? ar.d ksfaS&alx -y v, ' *L l . a ' Me->.js: .Johnson a.vi Bradley had ' - ?: ??t . ... . ' S ^nar^^.or^t.oo : otto; k. a: - r vr rr Mr r - SPECIAL XgilCEI ; .The Blatksrhith tah.: wV.oee: wrlght . hr.ojj jrf .'>if. ii. v.. L. "him .r.s, will; he#.! lroru., i-7-i 'Assentiiy. to V-?-'. " , "T -osday,- Mov. *. : ."T A .; ,? ^a-any v. l.t '.r ^T,?tj r. j*.io j ur.'i u' - ^ s^ves-yrcorc.pgiy. * - j Orangeburg News Jj '' :. ? / -2 Mrs. To-hot.:-..;.. a verier here this week &r.d Mr. ,Toh out is; ail.snvttes. } MP J?B?P.-'c ,7M MI1 in.iou to?F Tex a- this week en the account- p??t tho death of r.e'r father. The school and;lhe co.rnnr.rhJt.. deeply -sympathize } ^Jii/ her, ' ' . e Ohar.r.e-r.t. e: r^e ;.r. ^-callcdl. to ..jstmt--- J .tor to-attend the f Jr.oral of Dr. A. \V. 2 Ik . : ' r., o-jr> r. .pr.w.-, v.ht-died iu^iie-nly ' no. r.ev. -. appeared :V -:r. Orar.^eh jrg ..l this S.asf week; * . *. tv ' . > ' " The fdothaiyganie played here' last ] week hy'.,0.a:"lir: ar.d Paine College of Aigo>/.a. Ca.. wak a. very r.ic-i garpie, i h-if the Paine hov-s .proved to he'en .- < ;j a.r.'j rouoh'f.or the- panthers, the J :er<.. being 3.0' to. 6.; . _ .a pletod; her c.'/;r>V in Beauty.-Culture j ar.T and f7 r.'Av; r, rc-par' 1 .to o:?o/ the . t ;bl:c goo] -or/i' o in' her hr.o. . .Sue;. r^'?tV-bit May p'.'uht' jrW.rt enter?: 1 rjte fiof usefulness other than . M achif.g School. ' Ciafiin band. will again give anoth, j jer interesting-j rogram.on next Sun. < ""lay afternoon at .'J: 15. . The pyrbtfc' i3 , eerdialK. invited/ The pragiom is,as , jflolows: -_i ....... i, J. ?I'caeo am] Prosperity? LAI iiuyt;.-.. ? * : ' 2. From 1020?He!!o Aloha *11 ow jiare you '.'7^00 F'oi'sy . _?. J.. 2. t '/X 1 ] '< .. ? W noi:';'<i you KOI sJ-iOst ayes?-too rFfcist." 4. Mc-rjloy?The.iifeit Lover -Souths' ,'irn Mi-lo'Jic-ijL-Al "Hayes.; V - : t .Marl. Mls.s-.rcl Man?\Vrn7 Ttf' jx 0. \ --i! (.- IAr.>?Dreamy Eyes? 1 ^lattye Boy^r.'- . , . .7. Brass Quartette*?I Love to .tell the- Story?Wm. Fletcher?Prof. . Stevens, Robert Wjngate, John \Vi 1 _ , liams~Tahd John Jones. ?. Mr. W. 11. Mclvfir'will sing "Me J ami My Shadow"?Irving Berlin. - , 'J. Overture?Elves?Kiefre. ^(1 10. March?Bringing in- th(. Sheaves ! ? Knowles Shaw. . 14-. -Novelty --Them Busses? Huflim*. : 12. Fox Trot?You Don't jLike it | ^Nof Much?Leo. Feist. I i 1.1.. Muttering fritz?Some Sliding I ?F. H. Losey Earl Davis and his } trombone. ] j-? r ?? T- # " ^0000000000^0000000000000 xc& | FOR DEPEND AC % cowi | The Citizens Fui We have a Complete line of jSpecial- Prices On L 5" PR ICRS REASONABLR | The C itizen's Fjyr 3 1115 Washington St. [ ixo&o&ax,8^:^20000^ -> -- ; - HEADER Bamberg News 0_r ?-c*5emsasity ssc4eazf?~ ty ~ :e death of Mrs. Sa11:* Berry of 115 tkHxsL'j Avenue, -wife of Mr. James trry> ?zi2zz&.jzizz.:.r.g. .Otr.ber Jf~Bi^rAerg. County, spending almost t'( At entire, iiie it;, the ,to*t of 'Barnerg as a rr.embfi: of Mt. Carinel M. " i. Church.-' S'rA -aas at he? death the mother '. ^e-cr. eh.lores. fitter cf ??re resent at ' the funeral. Her v*a ~7 aughters, one son and her husband c ert constantly at her bedside' until j.;e e.ni came. The deceased .v-as/. a member-of the '-t '.ewar-ueas boart ot Mtr?Carmei M. ^ !. CfiJKji. She joined the. church >J .ore than 40 years tigo: She?was a. ; .sV'i. r -f C? \? .. ?' - f 1 " , ' ..T , ' 11?k. .. i 'J -*> - ^ f.Caiar.the Lodge here and at "Kef" eath vas r.earihg her 60th birth. T. - V?..... .. The funeral was held before a 'hist c f'-reiatives-and friend ?a: the ifBurcb :: >. r!/-;--xr O'-'r r.- -1. .. -/clock. Rev. B. C. Jackson, her - d.'..ve.ed the Sermon. Other r.rzcr.t v. ? ? . Re^.vE1. J. '_."^cc^r^st'.r of 'Fish 'Pdr.d Baptist I'; ' &hd "Tct^rT-.-A-.-Robinson. j"?as . r Z: .r. H.V. P.res-byf*rlar. Church. "a iarhberg.' " % hath of the^ministers spoke in high , eceased. " ? .- " "Th? p^mair.s "tvere interred at the.I -og Bridge Cemetery; the last rites emir.-auntiniste^d hy- the.mentbers of r.e Oturt of Calanthet, The deceased > eaye= to mourn her Ihss. her~beloved usbahd, Mr. Jarrtes_ Berry and the Hoy.ung children: Mrs. Estelle Dan. f.'r " Mrt ? V v" ' AC: -* ..a. a.v^a t;pl . 1 farr.it Berry, New York City; Mr. lr.-,r.,ry Barry, bcroit. Mich., Nil. Hrrfr^^ e'.I Bo.-fv. Miami, Fla.: Mr. George.ierry. West Palm Beach, Fla.? .Mr? antes Berry," Jr.. Philadelphia, Pa.; . i! d^amuel Berry. Fairfax, Si Cone rr J'/:r .and ont sister, Mr. George1 ? 'iiur-'.fe .or tsarr.bcrg, S. C. and Mrs. ~ Jaria Bryant of Lakeland, Fla. Mrs. Berry-had. been 1 in failirrg* j joaith for the last, eight or, nine r. n'.h.'!. and e'tnf.h.ed to bed for. last wo 4r three months. Mr. Edward Moultrie, also a mem. \ <e.r "of Mt. CarmeL Chyrch^died.Mon (. ;ay,y?October 24th, -v.hd was. furrc-ra. j. iajid- at-oie?same?service 'in which ^ Irs. jBerry. Th^ two bodies occupied t ho . church at the same time. Bro.'t Moultrie said he had peace with God. j Mrs. Annie Reed of Jacksonville."!" -"la.r who has^ been spending some- H ;ime .with her. foster -Rev J r and Mrs: T! A." Robinson, 327 West j ihurch Street, returned home Friday ast"..* ' ' 1 Mrs. Amy Handy of West Church j ?t..- is spending sometime with, her "riends in Jersey City, N. J. r^frev. T.' A. Rob:?:>.on "has just" re, V " v { .t urned from Xewnan, Ga., where he' if.ondod the'sessions'of tlie ,ALlar.'?t j 'ynod. ' Be-"Went - in company "with ] he Charles'toh_delx-gatioiy.consisting f f Rev. W. T. Frasier, D. D.; Rod^-W:; Metz, Mrs. Jessie Pearson and Rev. 5 ii. K. Hf-nrif-r.se,n.- Rev, Jy M,?Mdrer-A Biackville, S. C.^^ined us at Au ^ ;us^a, u<t. It was lt-Ss tha.n a 'year ago when ^ he South Carolina A. M. E. Confer. ' ^ . I . I.E CERCI.E ^ _____ ; r Miss Ruth Butler' wa? hostess to '? lx.-^CerCle Entre-Nous at her home ? >ri Wuyne St., Wednesday,?Nov. 'J, ? 1027. New business vof importance < Aas discussed and-plains?laid oi?tTor"j< i'g_'!txt _?ii'eiiii^.I_The testi.of- th&-| ifte rnooji was speig^M the playing ? jf whist. Miss Ruth Delorme, scor. jj ng the highest, received first prize. C Miss Emma Anderson, consollaltion < tnd Mrs. EsteHe- "Pen in . Johnson, ? jooby. ' > ' . J ? |A delicious salad course and Rus ? >ian tea was served. ? The next meetirig Will be held at 9 he huiiiu of Mfss Ruth elorme,.Nov~ ? l^lft27. ' - ? :-j The club has been entertained by ? the following persons this . season: C a Vliss Henrietta Boozer, October 19th, <3 Mis* Osceola Allen, October 26th and 3 \Iis3 Emrnan Andefsoji, Nov. 2nd. 9. C ' 3 51 E FURNITURE 1 g fTD niture Company % | furnitnre in the latent styles. ?> c n O : " ' jvm# noom r>uitf*s SJg TERMS LIBERAL Q ttiture Company ? ? Phone 4978 0 ? o:* aiiigTfled . ?*v- Granam * <> the ** -y*_ -T., JLJaZXV ?.?? ?* " 1 1 *" Mrs-: C rah a it. rat t**r: in failing y eaith f Vs.- rr f'.-.rr.e. >.>: ^5 so cheer j :! that : - ly very tr.tirr.ate friend^ :uld discern it. F.~cer.:;y her.-illness tg this fact. per .Ceath,, ^wfcich came Ie'r,diy t.-.'. rr.'ir. 2. October 31.-:*. at her ; on-e ir! iGarr.ett. was a shock to her tarty- fr.ehds in this, section. <: |"{ ti. verr .esaehee of api^us Christian.'? A F: B. ti'.rf/T 'pastor oif Cum i ir.ii i A. M. E, Church, Aiken, Si.f?.,I? rveci master of ceremonies. Itev.it . B. Mac'k. presiding elder of the jj tker District. South Carolina 'An-C cal C'cr.ferer.ce. A. M. E. 1 Church, , the Vofiy in a profound and y aster!.,: "' ay, using as a text: Ps. r?. "I vr:.J both lay me down in peace r.-l > 1 fcfe7.: for Thrri I/,rd only mak. ;h r. e to dwell ift safety." T.hi's ser. ton will lor.? live-in the" hearts of ve' .( -. ar.fi friertds who. crowd. . d Bethel A. M. E. Church at Fair art to ."its capacity. Other, ministers v.** - Y^c ': A K t ^if*resin. ^ v. Gaids ten ar.d Rev. S. WV Wolfe ? h^T.rr-j.t7- Rev.' W.\'W.~Chappeljte . -.1 R' v. T. A. R'^bin'Otr-of BembtPg . r/i t: I. G r.-'ar.d Rev. Jen 'r.i of , Garr.e.tt. also '.he choir with, ' l-aY'stf number "of" njerrberS pf the Mt. T:r. Ohunr.. v.here^Rev. Graham" ^ nv... ?'! ' s. .. e'aj.? 1 *?* The "S.t -John.. Baptist .'.Church is in J he m:>t .of & revival ^meeting this e- i: "RI.. I'-oley is being, a?. 1-3.:ei r.y visiting 'minister. There, will be, a moving picture.at ce; Frasier- .School Monday night,-' *oyerr.':.er 14-th. Everybody. i& invi y ed to-.come. out. : An Armistice DayTrogrum will hfc ' i>*r.. at the- Frasier. auditorium Fri .y r.: g;ht. -N"ov?niber. 1 Ith' '' by . the k'-^rvi.-fc -rr'-r, Ktfffmi-. C. A.'Af {art Vert.', Evcrybeuy i; invited to tteiidi ' ' ,/ . | The. farriers this side are gather: tg aorr.e fine .specimens of "sweet po'. . utoes. r? t? ?J?r* 7.? ' vv.C'^'v.vv.v.v vvv v v v v v C'O v v OO , Di.N THE - { ' . vMGHTS OF TOU5SAINT . of AmericS ~~ >eat*-st Secret. Fraterrifcl. Be nevoent and Patriotic Organization: Known. OFFERS TO [fi .MEMBERSHIP: i ;ul . i .< iiu v> ucii on-is.. i luiercuon at aeatn :d in disaster and distress. Aid o students in college.- Hospital reatment and Medical advicev?*?-'ROTECTiON vJkGAlNST: * .*Aceidenf Sickness Death ' PHE GL IDE TQ: Heal.hv Happi^ less. Rrospei iiy, Bt othe: hord, Fel<5wship. Charity, Kindness. Justice' ilercy and Love. Deputies wanted to organize cd^es in every city, town and harn et in South Cardhna. For fnrther information, Write HFADQLARTERS: . Tl !L KNGi il - Of 1 QtrSSAlKT? 501 1-2-Taylor Street F'hrne 6757! COLUMBIA, Srj.LTH CAROLINA Jr. J. E.. beaid. ^ Columbia Grand-Noble Commander T d.U. Seahro^ ks M. D, Charleston Graiid Noble Medical Director ieymovr Carroll T Columbia ? Grand Noble Secrftary diss M.1 A. MiQyeen**"Charleston Grand Noble Empress il. A Evens. M. D. Columbia Supreme Noble Advisor lev; J> 5. Benn, D- D; Lake City. Grand Noble Chaplain wtwwowo^wo:aod:bx>'oo:b,br<yo >: '' * > . *' 1 -*7" " Calendars & [ ' Cat f IT PAYS TO >. j If You Are Awa L - MAKETFS \ By Giving Us An 1928 CA Blotters and CI i ; . f ; O ; OUR COMPLETE Lir j THE LATEST MODELS A [. AND1NSPECT THEM OR t j Order Now And t i . PALME! TC [ ^1310 ASSEMB I . . J : ' Saturday, November 12, 1927 YOU ARE NEXT i : TT WONT HE LONG ^ Ve are waiting-to serve you with? "irst Claws W"rk in an Up to.: Da,to Harbor Shop] Service Tiarlkr Shop ~ ~ C. 1, UlLfKWOOP, Prop. >00000000*0000000000000000 | Professional | | Cards | >ooooooooooooooo.o<vo'ooc?oooo IPmrx:- ^ j'elephonea-'. ir5g A. M. S> 7:1)0 I'. M. Otiice 0033 .'V V: . Itt-oidc-nce 887V "? Tlf. ttr-KrTlf*TlklT1S ~ - DKNTiSf ; - v " ; ? ?'?? Puffings, Plates, Crowns and .Bridges, Sunday hy Appointment ' , ?xt faction. by Conductive Anesthesia " . ' a syu\uhy. ... ... ?. ri-'-H-?,- C"<da>, S. C. I->r. fx M. DANlKli? Physician nod 5urgeon ' : ? Special Attention- Given r/i.-eus?5~O ~ ?Women jflfiee ' * / Residence U35 Washington, . ?. 'ggifO Hampton ?? J-ibone 0!2'.' . Rhone .7504 ' DR. H H. COOPER -s (Jentist -? Cold GrowTTamf Bridge Work A Specialty'- .. Special Attention Given to Dieea-^ee '' .f* Of the Gums ? . . Office Phone G4lil' 112.5 Washington St ; _ -- %e.sideaceyf*hohe' 8264 . . tffice Honrs:' Telephoned :> 11:00 to 1:00 P. M Res. 4692; 6:00 to 8:00 P. 'M. Office 3796 L' . . * Pit. X u; STUART Dfflce: MResidence. [702 Main-Street 141.7 Pine Street Office- Hoursi Phones: * 11 A.M. to 2 P, M. "lies.: 8875' 6-1'. ,M. to S I', 0i|. M uilice: -1 "i Dr: AV. D. Chappelle ? *- Physian and Surgeon Diseases of Women and Children v A SpecialtyI Offic*: ' 1 . ' Residence 1324-1-J A:- > i?'.MytSt.?DJOl Pine Si:?? T Colunibui, &. C. Office Hours:. , / ?Telephones: .? 11A. M. \d 2 PltJl. *. Office*'8536 GiOiJ P. M. to S 1'. MT~ Res. 6548 ? Dr. C. E. Stephenson __i Physician and SurgeeHv . .', ??? Diseases of 'Women uftd Children A ; Specialty Office: ? Residence: v ; 1414 ?,2 Assembly* St- 1328. Oak St. Office Hour?: 8:30 A. M. to 2:0.0 P. M. 3:00 P. M. to 7:00 P. M. . Dr. H. ?). Harper Surgeon Dentist Gold Clown and Bridge Work A SPECIALTY > Fillings, Extractions. Plntek,. Croxvns' ^ and Bridges'. ' ' ' . Corner Washington & Assembly 1029 Wi^titnunm st. CoIajH. C. O"CrwO"0O00O<tro.^OO'0j0.OX>"O:O?O3D"O.OO : ; . ' 8 - - Christmas j 1: ADVERTISE j . re of This Fact | i&NOW Order For Your j. * ? Wm c lLeiwaks iristmas Cards ME OF SAMPLES IS OF j ND DESIGNS. STOP IN I ? CALL SALESMAN 4523 S \vo?d The Rush ... i ) LEADER =|=1 LY STREET !