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. 2 . ' I'FAGE SDL ""~T.J . Br Bennettsville News . ~ We were blessed to have some very oj beautiful spring' days during the pastni BSptkl' O hi K We regert to learn that Mrs. R. H. ret ? Riddick, of Columbia, S. C., mother j'd ,^P- of Miss Virginia .Riddick, one 0f the cm II high school teachers "at Cheraw, S. j K- C., is still-on the sick list. ~ ' ; 11 / . The county teachers' association ti V, met Saturday" morning at the graded si school. Quite'a nuntber of the teach-; S B crs were present: Miss B. E. Graham, I d B' county'supervisor," is quite-busy lin- v ing up the tea?,hofs for Field's Day' and'tlie State Teachers' Association, s K Mrs. Sarah Thompson is on the'sick t< 8 . Mrs. I.ottic JIurphy was called home f( B?? rmq, Philadelphia^ Pa;, on account of f< ,her-niother's illness. ti " . ^nLa J_ _ f r> -- n n xr x ne irifm.is 01 i\ev, r>, o. i pun}?- , a p blood regretted to hear him present )i fc; resigtwrt4<m as-pastoiLuif Shiloh Bap- o: [- tist Church. HP has alncadv accept-Jc I ed a call to First Calvary Baptist, t' t. Church, Columbia, S. C.v He will leave T P the-first of Fel)uray to take up his E . new work. - . . The B. Y,nP. ."U. is (loinpf nicely info ' eyery respect. Mrs. P. R. McCoilum, tl i\ president, "Miss Mr*,.\Vatson, secretaryjtl and the program committee' made a t splendid selection when the appointed r Dr. J. W. Cooper to lecture Sunday e afternoon to the members opd friends] p. .. of Shiloh Baptist Church. Dr. Coop- a er is a great .pastor and a 'loving t jp "?friend-to -the entire-city _pf Bennetts- t ville. He is willing and ready to serve S in any place'that we may .call on him s to serve. a . Rev. Moudarek, new pastor of Ev- c 1 an's Chapel A. Mv'E. Z. Church, is t doing nicely in every respect. His (p sermons are of such that every Sunday more and more ,are coming in to C hear him, " j-c P?,r P k M. I. i.l I,;, w:iS at his PQSt t' of duty last Sunday. . tl Deacon H. 'iVJLerry .was in The city s Sunday. ' v Miss Cora? McEaddv is on the -sick 1' list this week.. Wt'TTope she \y\ll SOUTl ^ *r- DC aDle tp return-to her school work. | ' . j S1 -* . \ b ANDREWS NEWS l l1 , . ; h Mesilamcs E. D. Greene and C. C.Kinloch and ^Miss Magdalene; Scott "t motored to Georgetown' on Satunlay N taking Mrs. J. B.- Greene, who was * here spending a. fortnight. i.S. Mr* . Kinnnyj vhn iv-iv hm-i' visit jllir t< her daughter, left Monday for Mul~ . iinsr~S. C. : ?r. -? ; ' * Miss Phobe Brown spent the week- ^ end in Charleston visiting friends; P Mr. Fred Greene and Prof. Smith motored to lleiuhiingivay on Friday u night to witness a debate there. 1 t( ; On Thursday night the Allen TJni. ' t?i?yersity entertJtrnrrs and tin, president^gave a wonderful program. Every- 11 body expressed themselves as being ? well pleased. . ' Miss Fannie Johnson," of Aslieville, ^ " N." C., is here visiting her sister, Mrs, Il'Mouzon/ . ??]t( On Simrftfy, St. A#ulrcws A. M; E. Ct Church,put on a UO'-day- rally to pay P. the indebtedness-of the .Qhurch.' '' Mrs. Carrie ITozTer-who waa' se- |.v verly burned last week is much im-1^ prov^t this writing. |~ ter, Arnethia, have . returned from jw Charleston. ' ,i_. . - . -r ' . ' Mrs. S. L. Beeton has as her guest * this week. Mesdaifies 'Smalls ftnd Lloyd 1 - of Georgetown. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Rapley are back]'1 ' heville, S. C. Mr: Rapley attended]s ~ thC'Jfunpral of hiv brother there.?lie I ? has the sympathy of the community ^ in his bereavement. Mrs. ThereSsa Marks is still sick, * and we hope her a speedy recovery., We are taking this means to ask c all who will to subscribe fn?? the Pal J 8 metto Leader and keep up with the!1 doings of our people. ? Mrs. Alaphere ftrnham is-siek att(' this writing. We hope her a speedy 1 recorpry. v .. ~ | . ... t " Mr. Taft Tind.all has been cWfined ? to hia bed several, dayg^with la grippe. J"' .. * Mrs.- S. L. -Beeton spet Friday and j 0 Saturday in IQable, with her hits- ^ ' band", turned on Saturday from Savannah, n* ^ s ' Mrs. A. Johnson is spending Jthc ^ week in Florence. ? ^ * night, last for the benefit of the school n was a great success. " . . ] The Baptist Missionary Ladies held tl ,.hpie on Frid.iv nt Bine _q r Grove Baptist Church. The ladies ? * of that church-served them with a A* d^Hcious dinner. ' t! - Dr. end Mrs. U. G,^X?ele passed ^ thro"eh *hecity from Georgetown,, enroute to Latrren.s S. on ?un-' t fay . ? * * *1?s ; ' ' ^ - V ? ? NEWBERRY NEWS The Parents-Teachers' Association r'EHsh'a" scliuul had' its?monthly -4 leeting on-Jannary 16th at the school 1 ouse. The meeting was' well attend- i 1. The members "Iff the association^ ecided to put.on an old folks' con- 1 ?rt on January 31st. ? ' Madam M. M. McDowell visited E- I ert-st of how to take care of your j< kin ai)d takeout the scalp diseases. 1 he rriade a very nice talk to the stuents. Madam McDoWfU is of A She- | ille, N. C; ~ / ' . , - ' Prof: U. S, Galimair visited Klisha chool and Tnade a very stronfc talk , v flirt cfn/lrtnfc TKp RfVinnl is im- < roving, und if there \vere any room ! >r another teacher,.we would adthone,' rirthCro are enough children for five j pachera. Thp parents say that they re going to put on ttvo more rooms y1 lir-q term: if noMhifl wiU^ba tbr j i nly six-teacher building in Newberry ounty. Mr. TT/'f." Ployii says that hey are going to build it. "Watch he Leader. Sunday was an ideal day . It made . ne think that Spring just over , he hill. All lovers of church found j hemselves going to_the church of hoir?choice. 'We should make it a. , ule" to worship at least .once a day. , very Sunday. . * I Miller Chanel" Sunday Sghool was t-its best Sunday morning. Each of ,] he' eighteen toaehers answered to he rail call, with a few exceptions.', ince the grading of the sehool, it' cenis to be a pleasure for the boys : *' ' ' * 1 nd girls to rush to their Various ! lasses. The lesson .was reviewed by . | he pastor, who seemed to be well 1 leascdat the - response given. j \ At 11:110 our pastor, the ijev. J. ; Smart ascended the rostrum, ae-' om'paniod by the Rev. Copeliind, pasor of the Second Baptist Church of ' ; lie city. Kev. ft. v.. Maiiln, U.U1 mwi j ' MS onndiii'toil the devotions: after hieh. Rev. Smart preached a wonder ul sermon to a full hoaise. .. Many <" >1 r-Fr'n ni-f mado" 1 oTevoice: A. At GdlO "the A.' C.'^E. League asemblcd with-a splendid Attendance", "he. president along with his vice, is ringing things to pass.. They are lanning for a program -in the vd^y cay futyire. . - o .v he rostrum and. preached as he had pvcT^prcrrched he-fore--Keommgly lie i. eemed to be at hin htut all day LLj ou want to hear real preaching, come j a "Miller Chapel." The Sunshine Club ivTH meet at? lie manse on Wednesday afternoon, j anuary. 18th. Mrs- J ante smart" is ; ] resident. '.) ;* |i The Ladies' Aid Society will meet.u ith Mrs. Delig Harris, Tuesday af- j L'V.no'on, Snawden St. . '' |-i The presiding elder, Rev. G. K; n yles ealtetr the ministers of-tfyr-tHs-r ; iot together with iho laymert"'and > iissionary ladies,?Monday, the 16th, ] jr the purpose of laying plans' for j lis- 'conference yera. >> . ? ? ] Little Bessie Mae, infant daugh- j ?r of Rev. and Mrs. S. E. Martin, is srivaTescirtg -after being very ill the ; ast ten, or tweleve days. I Mrs. L. J. Carpenter has been some-; hat indisposed. We are glad to note hat- she is up again. Mrr Maddison Spearman, of Hart' lari St., continues vr.ey ill, of whiclj j re are sorry. Mr. Grace Floyd, whfr has-been ^t-L he Good Samaritan Hospital for the I reatment of his/eyes, is home again, o the delight- of_' his many friends icre. ' * ' Mr. G or ie Singleton after spending .everal \veeks in Jacksonville, Fla., md pother points in Florida, arrived ' ionic Sunday morning via Southern ! aihvay and is seen on the job on I Tray ton St. . f The First Baptist Church of the ity is without a pastor, bnt^from the aying of smoe o fits loyal members, t doesn't look like it from the atendanee; as they have a full house nyh Sunday. I anij'Burc that speaks ouch for them. Mrs. Rosa Lee Lessanc spent the ay with Mrs. Rutherford in Brook- ! yn, Sunday. After service, she had great o'possum dinner; She .Tr-~ ibrts a delightful time. .EDMUND NEWS Mrs. Williams has been suffering pom a brnlfan hip quite a while. ut she ja slightly. improved.. ?he is he oldest person in this community. ' Eilm u lids' schooU is- gooting alongicely with its rrcw teacher, Miss, [annah Washington. She has gpined he friendship of both white and eolred of the commuhity. ^Prof. J. D. McRant and Mr. and! frs. J. F. Wise motored down during he holidays #and spent *' few hours." nth Rev. J. M. William*!, arid family.ThfChriatmas program which was Shdered by the ptipils of Ermund chool was quite a success. ? T_? * ? ,. '?:? THE PALMETT GADSDEj*}, LOCAT.S -i : xrr We are . having some beautiful -%s nuw. Ihu /sevefg cold weather which we had several days ago , Seemed to - Have damaged, the -eain crop. Especially the oats that vera planted lata in the fall. Mrs. Andrew Williams dide on- the 3th inst, Funeral services were conducted from .. the -^t._- :Majik JBa.ptlsl L'hurch by_i.he pastor, Rev. J. B. Barber, on the 8th inst. * . r Mr Robert Roof passed away on ;he 13th Qf January. Funeral services Were conduced by Rev. J. A. Gamble. ?d. The" families have our-sympathy in their bereavement. ^ ^ The services were well attended ^oh Sunday at St. Mark Baptist Church. Mrs. Sallie -Sims was at her post pi duty in the Sunday School. ' Mrs. r.ouisa W. Raudolph was among the viintonv in tha .Sunday..School, j The lesson was very interestingly dis^ ?uss.ed by her. The pastor^ Rev. .J. B. Harber, delivercd a very strong sermon from Matt.. 27:22. After the scrgion^.Pr, and Mrs. O. J. Champion//distinguish*, ed Vistors from Columbia. S. 0\, were introduced. Both made spicy rehiark?. Dr. 'Champion is well known in this community- and has proven that' a irond physician is of untold value in i his community. '. ~Mfs. C, M<? 'Webber is on the sick list this week. Mr. Doctor' Sims who., has been Hin Soor in jaealth for sometime has been ' viy "i-ir 'nci' the 'Vnlh of his wife. Mrs.- Bettie Sims. Mr. John Goodwin is buihlin.tr a >eaut if-ul seiy-en iuonf bungalow on his farm. His barn containing about fifeen hundred bushels'of cortr was con-. Sumed by fvro about a month artyr'Thi. irigin of the fire was not. known. . Mr. AV tilth m Slviver^^barrt of corn[\nd severai^stacks of bay \y?re eort--iiiiiiil by Hit' oil th hi h of Tiinuai'T . A little child tlvFew a 11 ghtftil fire cracker in the- hay stack. LEXINGTGX NKW S Te Christmas holidays are al]-;<i>v<-r with now and ovtu-vhodv: is -hack at work. ^ r On Tuesday night. December thTth there was a big.Christmas celebration trow wail?1?111 a'nJv <i<<1 :*.nd many;presents' were presenter! to -the teachers rfnd "friends'. ' OH Mtmdnv. .Imiium thai tin n; was another big day at. the. same school. there. -. The crowd was small'on, account of the cold weather, hut .every body that came out went bac homc ivith a .belter .determination to do more for the. uplifing of his r*ce'. Rev; R. E. Brecon- really made?a speech that' would put any human nind to thinkink in higher things, lip s reMly ? great speaker. We are hoping to get lam to fnakc the first speech> in our new school building. The ' following students made, an avcragp of 'JO or more for DCcembei :' First (jiadetEnrica- Waring, LucilV Slrgh. Second grade?Virginia 31 i Cartman, Ruth J I. .Waring, Wilbcrl Dreher, Willie JI. Suturners, Earnest Rowe. Third grade? -3Iartha .I'ohnson, Arpelt JohnSon, Bessie Wtvring, Adel! Rist, Henry -Rist. Pom th grade? Fifth grade?Annie "Lou Harris, Add B. Rowe. Sixth .Grade?The!ma Waring, Carrie 31. Kdwe. Seventh' grade ?Normal Waring, Isanva Franklin, Mr. Carol Davis was funerali/.ed on Saturday, December Ti'CT, TJZT at Beth ei a. ai.-a. cnurch, . v. Mrs. Black is still on ilfc 5^te"k list Prof H. Harris was in town last Week. He is looking the picture of health. ' . - * Miss Rebecca Wise -spent 'the Christmas holidays in Charleston, S. C., with her clasmate, Miss Laura Hiii.1 . Miss Sarah Battles has returned to Tier work after spending li merry Christmas ajul a" happy New Year at home with her parents. Miss Alice Nash is bach to her work trt;;Sand Hall school. -?:? Mr. Earlie Rist and family motored?to-Batesburg on- New Year's da# hi visit, tnerr relatives. Prof; J. f>." Meftant-'is?str-much thuoght of by the students of Boozei school until they have not stop givj ingThlnrXhTiatmasprese^syefr^ Rev. E. y\. Adamsfi our presiding pranrh^I ^ WAI-.IA cqtiyiatt on Sunday morning. His subject was, "How to be. happy." ThP A. .CI E. Lcggue" is moving along nicely . nicely. The topic was discussed by, blisses Maggie Wise, Sarah Rice, R6xic Summers and Messrs. Paul Wise and Boston Battle. * ?Rev. Laws preached Sunday nighti His subject was- iThe Law?' .. ?Mooa was on the sehool V* -- -- ? "V" 6teeaper CALHOUN FALLS LOCALS ~~Rev. A. Ware' Tras been - called by the Mt^Olive Jfoptist. Church for the "year 1!?28. Rev. \Vsn'(> i8 achurcK builder^ He will proach at Mt. Olive on the second Sunday. The %Hdge "bTrfhe"Savannah river is a beaittit'ul structure. Mesdamcs Minnie Mars, Mary'Herd, ,-aniL Miss, Francis J.. Wheeler. yfixfi [highly entertained in the home of RgV, .and Mrs. A. \V"aro on Tuesday during the holidays. The following is a letter accomJianjetl the gift'to Rev.. A. Ware: T Dear Sir: You will .gratify us by appropriating to your own us the . accompanying gifts. It is . presented , by ydpi- jinany; t'ljii'nds in youf con'grei gatioii .as a stfght token of the very high esteem in which you are held l.v i hcTfM.nif as a ^Christ inn irontlemaTT-tutri an-eU><tttent anil irtsrLtCiiye preacherl * . ~ IVusting that its acceptance will alTord you as much pleasure as it has jri.vcn-us in the presentation. We are respectfully? Mesdjimes Harriett fj. Johnson, Queen Hunter and Lizzie Allen. Response to thc, above letvr: My dear sister: I am pjreatly moved at ihis manifestation "of your Honnftrui esteem. Since, I first came among you, an entire stranger, 0 years ago? you have bcjpdfne. vpry near and ?li ar to me. In accepting these esqiiisilc Xmas eil'ts my heart glows with ichewed joy in your, service, f^t;' it- assures the that v'our friendship is not for an hour tir a day, but Tor all times. ' ' A. Wave, pastor. . Wo .are sorr.y to bear that Mrs. ! Foiuho-D.' I.e.. is <?n the sick. list. We i - ~ |bope for her -a sjVee.dy recovery. llENKDICT NEWS ?t-J^T-Ut;- Uc-ho of. Barcelona'' an operetta <' 1 Spanish taste undlashtoTi Tn three acts, will be staged at Benedict College, I'ridav, February 2, 11)28 at 8:d0. 1\ M. in the college chapel. The. play is .wry artistic in finish and presents a'style of action mould t'd-i'r<<?n every (laytrfp- and Spanishcustoms.?-This ?modern norduction | stands fore most -among any of .'its 'tvno and has fascinated the- interest of j i lie A inerira people, [ . MjW Ida" Y. klullihs, directress, pre: in m. n fumimny of fascinating young 'ladies aiul handsome young men ar' rayed, in ttnstutpes^-of-tv varied type? .Spanish effect.. A chorus of 50 peopie"will greet;'you .upon the strums of tuneful music. This play is very wd.deK know ji'lthough never given in Columbia.-!'It' has nd parallel for in] t :-es! ot)<l embodies a deep sense of pathos and -n general flow of humor. Admission 125 and.35 cehts. . . * * . * ' r" - '* A dazzling Fashion Revue, the gi t at est affair of the seaspn, will he presented by the Frivolus Freshmen in. the .Reiu'dict College chapel on . Friday, January l27th, at 8:00 P. M. C,oixig_&e? the.'smiling colonfaPdames with "skirts gracefully, kissing the promenade vvith with the stately colonial gentlemen. In contrast l<rthos<?,-sec the'viva^luu^ girls, their 'abbreviated skirls, as they present the.superb styles of? the present time; Ameuseixicnk will be furnished by the jokes, maxims and,wise'cracks of the "ComiqucT h'ouP1 along with other class talen. All your-cares will he banished during a delightful ami ' pleasurable evening, * .Tickets 2b cents; school children " Tb cents. | : ' : . * . ... ." V IN MEMORIAM In loving rembrance' of our mother, Ella Gregg, who' dided January 20 . 1922. ~ 11 . t'.'n . . . : No one knows hou much we miss you No one knows the bitter pain We have sufffTered since we lost you Life has never boon the same,'?.?In. our hearts your memory lingers; Sweetlyr tender loving-ami There is not'a day, dear mother ^ Mr. M. F. Gregg, hhsband, !iVlr. Alphons0 (iregg, sATl, Mrs. Kati0 Robinson, . ... C?m 'Mtts. Janrtt Taylmr" ' ' > Mrs. Annie B. Davahlt, .Mrs. Shcllie Davis, daughters. grounds last Monday morning. He ^j^eonis to have the teachers and stuI, dentis at QSoozer -graded 'school at heart. .*' " ' . St". Paul . Baptist Church has a -' splendid JSurwioy?Behool. All the teaghefs weYcMit their posts of duty tIngt Sunday.?~?: V ' . j . ' i. - AMESSAGEQF ( soiation conies to you lrom the. tact AND BLiSiiiV ULLA 1 AbMJ.ClAil proi.ec.teit by insurance mws, ao pa; policy wnicn your ibreliiuugul persi . sucn. * ?' fcvery member of the family shot $bUo.uU <JUN'lKrt.Cib. Our agents aoout it. Jfiume 7l?U. -ahe Mutual Relief 4c Be . . 1.. J. II. tiOODli, ( ^^^xy^ao.ooc^ :'^"'v^J)yC'C'-0.o.o.o.ox^.ox<.ao.c HTMiirMMwtiiinrrii rr?mimn Church and Sch Nu-irusA c Js LI-IDEA i : NU-lDiiA S NUrlDKAT School Supp With resources of over - lory wo-are a-lilo to nioko atti :r above equipment. IJt- .sure "^lsewhw* Nu-Idea School MANUFAl DARLINGT N | The Horned Mrs. Nettie Sai | . We make a Wedd ing and Bi S I } OA' A I i>' 0 i djv) Mssemply street 3 oocaaoooQoaocipopo.oC'Oo?vooooc?o<; ?^r?343oaoaoocfo:apoobo>ioo^oj:>o.^o | REESE'S DU MRS. P. R. HF j A Full Lint of PaFetrt 1 .. . Ciganetiss and Tobacco Madam C. J. Walker's ' Times. Ice Cream and 5 /\ PHONE 1 1422 Aasfewibly Street. . O-OC8^0^OT5CR3OODCft^O<>CK5aODOO< fiarocnwcwDrorop o o o o 0*0 o 000000c IPoro Beat Hair Culture, Facial Massaging MMFS. LYLFc, 1 iOl 1. S. Leevy'sJie jx{ 1131 Washington Street rooooo.aa^ooo.o.oc oo.ao.oao aoo.otfo* I. Sr LI ^ Departmc | ;1 131 Washington ! Big Line of Clothing For i ;ren. Boys Suits A Specialty JDiiyGspds, Sh< Connected wi th o ir stor ! Shop, Barber Shop and Beat I :: cause we can sell Better fo 1 V ????? I M I PINCKNEY'S FU UNDERTAKER AND Lb OF SOUTH CAROL m i W Mb I ncy ^BT^Iji ff' -*? / krti#,? I >h rirTj fS/TAfr UIuCc 1 nOIl^) P i Pinckney's Sanita !. BEST EQUIPPED IN THE . . ' Tor YoUi V . . s \ kt_?u T* V ' ^ . - ' ^ -- * .r.- .. 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C. 5 K?<KmpoopaaopttpaQogca>ptK>o^ .itv Shop 1 Manicuring, Hair BoLhing J5TON & BENDY - 5 parlmeni1 Store- 1 'Columbia, S. C. >.oooo^o^o^x*?ioooaacyioj^uo LEVY,iJ|?rsih Sl^nro -- -a St. Phone 7567 I ' Vl^n, Women' and Child- J -I' ' > )e?, IVlillinery | ^ e is: First Class Tailor; ? jty Shop for Women. - - . X -icJ ride. Buy from US be- y r Less. . ' | ">->*> v NERAL HOME CENSEELEMBALMER - 7? INA & GEORGIA uneral Cars and Funeral Equipment As Good as the Best ind Better than the Rest And Ju ices Efess 4 ^ ~ : : .. OURTESY Awn ' SERVICE Jj.-V . ? > ; Residence tMwme T71lV? ~? COLUMBIA. 8. C. iry Barber Shop CITY. COME AND SEE ___ RSELF. ???