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pPAGE EIGHT. Greenville News The mass meeting held Sunday at K the PhylTia Whcatlev Center exccedf ed all expectations. The addresses f by ^he principleCspoakers, Dr. Harry I. Clark, oi' Fur.man University, and f Rev. A. C. Sumpteiyof Allen Temple'. were brimi'ul of information and helpIf. ful advice. Both were masterly* de. Br livered.' Dr. Clark spoke on "BeauI ty", while Rev. Sumpter used as r | theme . "Let U? Remember." A soU Prof. R. -fck- -Singleton was excel I. lent, while a poem by Miss P. L. Lykes brought the audience to its highesi ? pitch of enthusiasm, l'rof McKinlej c wajj^nitroduced to the gather and re sponded with a very timely, talk. Prof. L. C. Murray served.as niastei o'f ceremonies- Mustc was furnisher by Allen Temple arid -Tabernacle - .. ; . . V i. The Ladies Aid?Club- met Mhndaj 1 afternoon at the home of. Mrs. Alice Doyley, on Nichols-St., where h verj interesting session was enjoy^l. lie licous -refreshments were served. ' */ Prof. John J. C. MeKinley, fiolc i | .representative of the Association *foi - -?4fa?-.Stmly nf WfiM History, spent the past several days here "inrtho in terest of his work'. lie was the house guest of Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Sumpter, at the A. M. Iv. manse. ^Mrs-. Aiken, of Due West, spenl several days here as ihe guest uf hoi son, -'Mr. O/ie Aiken, ..oful. W.ardlaw -SJ- -7' " : . ' The /Missionary Society pave a ycrj | .. delightful entetrainmcnt on Maiidaj night at the KohTdOf-Mrs. Bessie. Fail . or. Nichols St. The occasion waj f<*a Z tnrcd hy xhnrt tall:--- by U.n<l ing citizens. " 7 L . - ?The Sunshine Club nie t Wod n c sda; ; afternoon at thy home of its presi dent, Mrs. Lizzie Calhoun; on Njehol St., wh'er^ . a splendid session wa .had. Delightful- dainties were serves " galore. _ The grand opening of the reecntl; completed Tabernacle Baptist Churcl $ f \ of which the Rev. \V. M. Watson 1 } pastor, will begin on next Sunda v with the following program:*mornin Spartanburg, S. C.; 11:00 o'clockVfvoi f.. .. i .I. ' i T TELLING " f .' >! ' ="; Y 300, NEGRO. N]E\ySFAP] r Y campaign ot'the f:' & _ I Southern V ? ?? & 2 MILLION NEGROES. T (|t March in' South t f Southern r: % ; X ; -A NEW YOKK M V , ... . . > 'lit Is Not The Unknown ip a .4 Southern - ' t . r--.: | TELLING " r . \W Arp'^l^o T. llintr Tho V | Southern '? TIIE MEN AND WOMEN f - V I * % ARE YOU ONE- OF THE! *% Profits of This N , V* pany in The Wo *<? J3u.sjv.esSu in . S6tl' ' y TtUfruis fur Ytrtmi IV . _ . YOU NO ? ti'" .. - V ri .1 | soutnern & - For a Limi' ^ suuin I - >?- I- ;?; ?_ _ njon by Rev. G. W. Quick, of the 1st baptise Church I white); evening sermon by -the Kev. A. A. Sims, pastor ot' Limestone Baptist Church,, Gotf(ncy. Services will be conducted .-throughout thn. week by""~tfijo various-:! ^churches in the city. Rev. C. Sumpter and Mr. J. B. ,' Caihbutt ottericled the ministerial ga.J thering- held Monday at Due West. . | They report a very nice meeting. - j Mrs. Tecora. Robinson spent the i past week-end at Ware SRoals, S. >!c; . " ^ t r preached two i .ll^^erful seemens at Allen Temple cm fl'TOft' Sunday,- to two of the! largestr j eeyigfeg'atTohs of the past' several - i months. The Holy Spirit wag^plainty | 'evident^three persons came forward r and jhiiu'd the 'Christian army. The iI.toting |.topic's oervioa^lErnvpfl qnit.Q ' I interesting, as usual. - By popular- request the play "Afl tor the Game" will be repeated by' ?.| the stijdonts of Stqrjinjt Institute at ? ilie Fhy His Wheatley.Center, on Men? day evening of next-week, at 8 o'I clock.. This unusual play \vas previj ! ously presented in the school chapel where it was voted one of the seac . , icon's sensations, and it promises to. --j 'oe even bettor?this time* A small v ! atlmissiun_-will be charged. ' t . . a The Rev, A. C. Sumpter and your rscribe enjoyed very mueh their visit lost "week tp. Columbia. The party [ returned by way of .'Spartanburg, ac mpanietl by Kev. J. C. McClellnnT| who is the progressive pastor of Trin-. ' ity A. M. K. Church, there. ~ I' Rt porter and. Mrs, W. A. Fisher moved Mo.nduy into their recently ^-Spurchased six-room bungalow, at 101 i'Nelson St., where they ar?i at home " | to their friends. "" The Allen University orchestra and "'quartet, featuring the famous Miss i tail a. li. Hopkins and Capt. W. Carey". Thomas; will apear in gi aniL^iyejtal at Allen Temple A. M. 1\. tmurcn on Thur.-day oyeninjr, February l'Ath, oVWh- Dr. D. II. Sims, the y modcTrollefco president^ will also de1,. liver his celebrated- address, "The s New ?Thi;< will be (ho .great: y o?t event of its kind ever Riven in this <3 section. You are urjred to be pi-esf, ynt. Wnj.^h for further nnnounce - [ nientR. * vfi ~ V ' . . .1 WE, ARE FHE WORLD liKS Are Telling the World Aboi Fidelity & S > hruout the United States are Re? Carolina of the Fidelity and ADVERTISING LXI'hKT KKCl * **. -T j _ ' ' *, Good, But Known Good, That Be: Fidelity and Ir, a Knpwn Good?And We Are rHE WORLD k'orld About The PTOTld'"Sqnth~0trn Fidelitv and J _ Who Are Making Possible this Gi n-' SOUTH CAROLINA VI? Have You, Sold Your Neighho ational Negro Enterprise ("The rid") ?- Are You Paving the Wgy TH CAROLINA? Are You lygqa "Once to Every Man arid ^Nation "Comes the Moment to Decide W HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY ' IN THE CAPITAL STOCK OF T Firiolitv it ! ted Time Shares CfinttTiue To Be 0 iem'Sales Coi . * ' ' / ^ t ' * ' Special Agent -T?? ; _ ; ^ r . THE PALME1 Greenwood News > Dr. P. M. Gary, presiding elder 'of the Greenwood district, called thptyunm strict to'^'i'iliyr to uotline the. work for the year. A very interesting meet was had. All'ministers wei?e present. Several .ladies wereseen at the meeting. Diner was serv-j ed by the members of Ml. Pisgah A.! M. E.,.Church, tVhp entertained this meeting royally. Mrs. felTtn l'ercivyl, Mrs. Dilia Williams.. Mrs. Mae Pritchard, of. New V.. iA ud-Missrs_ f t enr ieIt a W i>Hams and Lueile P.ereUt.1 were recent visitors, in .Abbexille.'^-g. .... .5Trs..'Ma!e. Priti^ha^d, of New Yl>rlc City, who h?'<? been, visiting Mrs. I.ilo Williams left for -^uigasta, Ga., to visit relatives, after whieh she will return (o Now York City. East1 Sunday was a great day at Mnrybk. Ghnpol; from the- Sunday School to the evening service". Be ginning wifh the Sunday School. t-h'e lb'ssorj arid reports were (rood. At The morning service-- Rev. Daniels preached an interesting sermon. The service w^s pleasing from every view point and had-its effect for griod. .Our B. Y. P. U. under-the leadership of Mis. J. M. Walker, is sl'ill^guowing. She is urging the old to attend a? well lis-the young.-1 All are welcome. We extend to ^Nlis.s Charlotte Rapley. pf- Aliheviile.-our.deepest sympathy during,her hcreavement . in the dnnth-oT her father. . ' => Mr._ J<uives Hamlin has*, .passed fo the great"heyond nfteY a-- very hririf .illrvtiss.?The~hrren.vcd '{html1-/-. has.,the. sympathy of yieir ninny friends hero -, arid e-dewhete. Nit. Plsgah A. NH TN. Chtlfcli'hnd a ' ei'i.' ih light i'nl ) vice Pun lay,' TicRev. P. S. fo;:el-y prehi 1u d * a v; y .interesting.sermon,. wH' h wan. really reviving to all. pyesrut. LP v. NTo e- , .ley is really making -an ;m"U rr.s-iuau. <it-*Mt. risgah. . The writer vjshr.v to remind- tli."? rohucUau-suluupi .il'.ilir i-'-y i rCY""',,Z wood and vicinity t.haf v.e hny;. a first ' class umko-' a1::vg iT- Td dPhm -r under, the supervision o.f .Mr. J-. T. j RrvMerrh -v-tuTMm] f . m . s . you'day or nio.lU. "try lvin. , ' . Mr. C k<> Ma' h!.f??r;navI>: * rSi! dent of Croen^yxn>J. 1" ^~<Tl'(?nr^cyorvl n few d"iy" v/r'h :vh? 5 ;; ; v -?-?i?.? . ' . ... ... .' V ^BOUT IT Z ? . . v ; ' it the. SOUTILCAKOLINA- !V . V~" * % j *>..* ' ' ' A urety=ODrT C ' ' ' ' ' - ' *..* iding About the Oti ward c:. Surety Go, ?, :vn.y said. - - r , nefits The \Yoi'Id.11 ;. . T$rSurely/. Co. | ABOUT 1 r~& ' V y A. )ima blockhoKlor.- nl" Thu" Surety Co. % '*:? - T* :-eaC Business Development in <?* v-$* - ; jW'^1 Vnny'<shn\< ii \ hf> ' v Only Negro Bonding Coni- t for the Expansion of Negro * ting to Create Digniiieil l'o- V ? ? *?2i , ~~ . x - ' . v TO INVEST 1~~"" ~~Y" HE r % n r j /^i v iffered By >. ' * : Y mpany f : -- . Y Y -.-y Btfx 60ft? V , Durham, N. Ci y ":"'vV>;./ - '' % ; ?? \ ' , ? ? no LEADER attack of pneumonia.. Mis. Fannu G. Evans, reported ill in last issue is out again. Miss Bonnie Fisher is somewhat on th0- decline,. ' ' ' . Miss ^uzabeth Satcliell has improved^ , " ^?' " ' .Mrs. Ciola Moore's friends are indeed sorry , to learn of her illness, I but hope that she will soon recover. Mr.,Gus Waller, llacket St., has an attack of the* "Flu" and is convalescing slowly, llis many- fi hauls' aiehopihg for an eai%' recovery. UNION NEWS - Tlgr weather ckiring the past week lias been warm and delightful. Many said 4i was-quite spring-like. - . /{jar churches, here have aii -been well attended. TastoVs in charge are_ mmie to feci cheerful. ? " . -.Rev. Sir. Washington, of Bethel A. M. ii. Clvuivh, is succeeding nicfely in luA-uawlllidd of labor. ' Services are well attended. The madam and chil iron tecl more at home since memhers and l'ricnds have, called and invited them. t0 their-homes. Rev. Mr. Welch, of Ziojv A. M-. Er Church is still preaching God's word eodeavOring to have the Mas' er!s cause move forward. Mrs. 'A elch unit tile boyg .aye weltnnd moving. alrinyr~n1cely: ; _ Mrs. Bessie Williams, wife of Rev. C. II. Williams, was delighted to have In r mother visit them, during the Christmas holidays.. Rev. Williams l::-s Ih'i-u ic-olrvted pastor of Corinthlhipt-i.st Chu: -h for another year. The p-nycrs -of nil the people are'that Roy WURanis will preach and Him . n ilie! and tha Corinth will ever I .*> ),(are with, all mankind. Ser' < ;i kv't Sunday. were yHl ht_ Win. Sxthder's, Sr., is now superi. ' of.'', he Sunday-School. ' lie - n-vpeds Mr. T. IT. Simpkins, who re jy. ! ,:u .- hi art- limo 'ajj'o. . ' . ?i. A. T.. \V.is glad- to ftatffe'lHiy.: TT Willia: .s-and riiother cull durMi v. Kate. Huff, one of Corinth's * nnmli-fs, was at home 'or the 1 V-d'-v*. The Misso McDowell, al >. Allen arid Riisse'H. - v. ere !'.'}-x\ villi the- home I'olj.-:*-during the, holidays. * \vcck.s_ago_Mi-. Ksler' Wood~~AT! " >. a, St.. died.. The n; tai v-a> .he": 1 a' Corinth Baptist ' 'hut >li. of. whit h M v: -Woodson tvas a mr-mhor. - lie v. !. Tobin, being' an s "V 4 f-h!. /ricrd of the rnfitire family, was ... -'/ , "1.. ., i _ , ,y- y1 ' m, * ?'nJWUUl. L i 1 w flir \ ILL'J. On Mnnqay- morning; January 1 f>iIfi ;1:6s QjliyXT,Tally, un O'Shiefrl St., Th?'! nftrr a. l(\v days' illness. This Was a j.roat s!k;.i k lo'vllip ti\tire comvivt.ni;.Vr lis there.' were many who I.nAv nothing of his iljness. . ,M). Tf U 'v.i" a failhfill member of Colin'h Dan1. hit Church arc! Sun?l a y hvV.oj, I' r many years lie was.treasurer of the school. This office lie .fitted with c.reciif as well a'i that of i; .airman b? the ushers* hoard. Rev. t'.ll .Hubbard, of Corinth, is in ejijugt uf the 'fin it .hi services. Ah rania and Moore are directors of funeral ar1 .increments.Mrs. I/.r.r.ie. DawhinS is somewhat hiit'er. hi? this 'writing. \^*q were ] !. asuh-tO- find..her "cheerful. -AUMcKis sick srent the holj<ta> ? with. Mi.-s Rirth Maddox, Don i Vs, S. Tly'jTT'Cport a vory plea: I'vp. A. A. Pirns had a very suei-os^-fid day- 'at Bethe'sda Baptist ( I'llroll oh la^Bunday.' The attendance was frond'. We saw Prof, on his v.-ay from Santuc just after service. His.' smiles wove so very cheerful '.< l;nf".v,all wit, in fine shape at. Be- -ri-'-'n. Union C-nin'y Teacher's Association ! < hi its meetinjr'a^pTms IJiurh school ro fast Saturday, The attendance v :,i. jyovd. The program and discusi<n were all interostirip: and holpto'l. The next meeting- will he held iti reUvunry; It is Imped that those v..i.it iniKHi in hemp: present will att( ml tlwg' liVbniary meeting. The Junior Missionary Society of Corinth, tvill have a sewing" contest T'Tidav evening, January 20th. . " (.'luh "Nvtt-.-I wiH wm-ftt the parsnnngc. Mrs. Susie Rcid is the president'of the club and has an eye tc In'- iiK---s Thi?? cluh. with Stirring Club and tho two missionary societies of Corinth- are great help "to the church. Tho death 0f Airs. A. T\ was a shock to all who knew hcr? She 'whs- indeed an earnest Christian workUjx, _ - 1 _?l_, , 1 NOTICE | ' t Fi'.ltovrmP fl'Jovp n*i.l . . - ? - ....ti * v.v i o ciiiw mn iV/tira. . , t * Flense tnhe notice that from now i on the doctors will charge $1.00 for nXjrmTnaffon of -frpplTcnfrts -desiring member.-hin in anv organization, Cbngnrep Medical Association, ?Dev.-L. M. Daniels, president, Dr. J. H. Holman, secretary.' :.r ' *" w*r 1 ' , , ii ! I., i.i .. 1 _ ' ' COLUMBIA THEATRET , I w Two Great Pictures to Feature s, Bill Next Week \> :? ! ii? The program at the Columbia-The* t atre -will feature two great pictures for the week of January- 23rd. "The a | Leopard Lady", a Pathe production, a smashing mystery drama of serious | t j life with a continental background, a'e thrilling^.story with a brand .now!.,, twist' will, upon the bill Monday,' and j ? eonfinpe through Tuesday's and Wed-,! t, nesday. Jacqeline Logan takes the*,, leading role, and is soup gaiurfig g. j r leading role, and "is supported by Al- ! ? ! an Hale and' Robert Armstrong, two j.n (rvont tvintMA etore . ? "'" "V ...V, | n Thursday, Friday and Saturday Will end~the day with "Wild. Geese." FACTS AllOUT "WILD GEESE." "Wild Geese" was a?piiz.11' novel written by Martha Ostcnso.' The author received $13,500 as the winner! ; for the best first novel by an Amcri- 1 man author..Ran in serial form ,j | first in the Pictorial Review. Was . ' * I published in book form an dhad a phenomenal sale. Has been, transa-! lated into nine foreitrn lancrnacres. In Estimated that more thon 3,000,000 have read this erreat novel". lias been motorized for the screen by TifTnrfy-! >! ^tahl productions. BoRr; Dennett?' plays the part of "Anlelia Gave in < be film version of "Wild Geese.' ' j *. Was adapted for the screen by A: ' P. Younger, one of America's lending ii 1 aconarm. and continuity writers. Tif- a fnnv hps made a screen epic of this | groat novel. ' "tfllfc COLhEfrFU WIDOW."' , To-night is the last time to see f i "The College Widow" that has caus. cd sucli a sensation at the Columbia ' pCheatre .all of the week. .? :-'j .MAJ. GEN. DUN.MORE CHIEF OF ' THE STAFF. ~v ' / 1 Knights ot loussaint ro Have. Best Uniform Rank in Slate Tjie announcement of the appointment of A. O. Dunmoio of George- ' town; a successful busin'ess.man, grad- j .untc of Hampton. Institute as the ?hitf of the Stall' ofAhe Uniform Rank Lett* thVKn4gh4s-of' Toussaint of Amor- i -ica, with the rank of Major General, is well yccyive J~ by his many friends ~ in this city and the members of,the order throughout the state'of . Smith Carolina. ' - - . .. i t MaJ; Gen. Dunmore received the < ' h.eU'3 of Ills nppiuntiiiieiit Mnu'nl day' ago, whilcon a holiday visit 1n Fieri- , da. lie refused Lo express his views to newspaper'meh,~c but' upon his re- . j tiirri to Gcor,'/^town, ha .addressed , ju letter to Col.; U. Si S.taggs;-Adjn-* : lant General of the Stall' at Green- ( J \ ille, asking that the best men,. wo-'j; ' men and children should be enlisted ] < into the uniform rank of the organi-1 ( 7gitioi>. "We must work hard," said i Maj. Gert. Dunmore in his letter to! < j ? v Col. Staggs, 'for the host organi- ( v.ation of its kind in America." "I ; i'.hiill ovr.fpi rvrrv nf tV?in 1 staff to enter fully- into the campaign | < ! for Uniform Rank members" writes J i he general. i I . Soon after his appointment, he is- < j;urod a statement-at Georgetown, his, J hoir.0 town, making the list of othofr * I members of his official family known; 1 'others are to be appointed, but the J list so far includes CoJ. Staggs, of I Greenville; Lieut.-Col. W.'A. Stewart, , | of Spartanburg,- as quartermaster j gonorai ; Ljeut.-Col. Swan Rhodes, M. 1)., Surgeon General, Columbia,VS0 C:; Maj. Barnabas R. Carroll, M. D., , chief of the medical staff, Newberry; ; - Alaj. F.. A. Hoggins, M. P., iUodical H - hupnt'tm' fin'i'nvillP- Mqjr- -F.zehicl i Trezvant, chaplain, Greenville;! Capt. i Theodore Jerry Iiandherry, Cbmman-I; s> der "of the Cadet Corps,"'Columbia: j Capt. P. II. Browman, chief clerk in-.) the'office of Gen. Dun more at George- ' i ^own. . i 5 All mall in reference to the uniform rank should bo addressed to Maj* Gen. Dunmore at 1>04 Front St.,' Georgetown, S. C. Hundreds of com-1 < missions will he issued by^'Mm fo^i persons, who arc members of the or-! 1 dor, and wish to join,the uniform rank,' or muster up a company as majors, ( ' captains, first and second lieutenants 1 : and, many non-commission officers.- ' ; i The Rev. J. E. Board, D. D., Grand ] i Noble Commander of the Knights of ] Toussaint is the Commander-in-chief ; i r of the Uniform Rank. The <mlcr Is 11 1 making great hdadway in South Ca-11 roiina. It offers . piost liheral pro- h cram to ^persons who have 45inod . IL-L'1 and the slogan for 1928 is every fit person in South Carolina a member, < is the way Seymour Carroll, thtrOranch N^ble Secretary, expressed it to a re- i porter for The Palmetto Leader this i morning wh^n asked for a statement j< - for the press; The'state- grfflul herul- M _ quarters are located at 1501' 1-2 Taylor S. in the building of the Mutual ,< Insurance Company here in ColuJn- < Si jjjipr -*L=Z1-_LV i,: II. . '?**. "f^v "Mrs. Hattie Johnson, of Andrews,eads the mother society among the rbm'en of the Lady Knights of Tousaint Will be in Columbia during the oek to deliver an address to the wo- - ion of thu Columbia lodge headed by ? ? ', Irs. 1\ A. Ingram, on.Green Colx Noble L. Yarn of Greenville, hd Miss N. A. McQueen, Grand Nole Empress are among the, other di?- ~ infeui&hed Tonssaint lenders who are xpceted at the headquarters in the ext few days, said Mr. Carroll last ight.?Ihtniel I;. Prioleau,.of Goorgo-' ?? own. district deputy-elect, is now <tnduefhg a successful membership amrn'gn in Georgetown county. An-. . th.er ToussnirVt leader, am oner the Wo-- " ten.-Mrs. B? "E. GarriaOn,:Grand No'o Matron-elect,.*is "reported~"to_be_' . cry ill at her home in Greenville. , . ^AXCASTEK NEWS Lancaster is .blessed to have in its itidst. prominent, and active workers. "he Rev. and 'Mys. W. G. Owens are ~7 ertainly ploying tlieir part. Both of hose splendid -workers come to us.. I'ith .wonderful -ftjusical ability* and re able-"to-help Lancaster lViueh In ho irmsical world'.' . ' . Mrs. Owens, is displaying special ntcrcst the choir nt {3t. Nut only is Rev. Owens willing to i-.kc part along -the musical lino,'but- > a any other .activity ho, is asked to nnear. ' : : ' r-'Sunday,. January- lath at St. Paul C M. K. Church a* .most wondreful mislvhl program was rendered iniiir-, ' ero'sl (-C the high achbolf drive. ' The. following w.er0 participants of !'' pT.^in-m:- ?? ? ? Miss' Sadie M." llal\e?Mistress of ere men y.'. ' ' mio? i nivory? uov, w. v>. y?\vens. , Dii'>t?Thr> Obi Kmrpcd Cross?Mrs. "ronta '.Tones and Miss Willie . F09.Solii Beyond Jhe Gates of Para-. EJL^W-vr.- J. J. ~f tintmr:.~ ^ Puet - -Wliispcving I ipnp?Misses F. j.'(vVi-rffTTis' eye is on the Sparrow ra-M'ss Kelly Jones. - ' * ' . 'Puev?The. liea>f thn\- was? Broken ' 'or Mc]?Mrs t.'-.K; McDonald' and diss X. F. Richardson. . .. ,*. ~~Sr)'.o -A^Pjvnfh of Paradise?Mrs. . A". (K Oxvon^F ' 3Tiiv Francis"Beaumont Lamb, the. fi-riin sycalcer of the day? spoho interjslitwrly in .lior own way on "Loyalty .* ml Character.'! 1 . ?ij;4?y-. all to"nvery hfjth-'degree.~~ 'l i-c program seemingly was ypftjoy.- . ' 8ehc!ay> Janinny :fcth was quite an >ut.-.t'a?ujiuiv^day ampng.The members., mil Crieiias"ofJ Washington Baptist 'lunch The Sunday School classes, pvd each pupil seemed' to have glcan,P much while the various teachers \ j)hiinul the lessons. This, being Fogilar sirvice day, the older poople > U t,A lunrc Ia *1-" ..nvi viivH I ' ? ?> o u; IJOUUJ LV Hit ?UI1" 'prfiil. "discourse. Ttov.-. J. C, Howe uoached a most inspiring sermon. Ifo selected as his subject "Trouble .Organization." * ' There was an. unusual, interest all lay at the A. M. TO. Zion Church. Dr. 9 r'attis |trenched' a wonderful sermon. ills pj-rsonalitv. eloquence and spirit- 4 nal dicrnrtv-indieate' f(?r success for ho year. ..." Tht. .church spirit" is high and'a kvohclovful program' has been mapped v tut for-the year. The pastor is ccrlainly. a.church and. a community worker. * ' ... . ' The' Presbyterian Church of this . ,-ity and the-entire Presbyterian Biro- . ^ kerhood havc lost one,;otr-their pion-in.I f . i ' :iin 1^' n o-osp.-l preacher ; t |h f-tttn of Dr. J. A. Tillman, ills - l.ife :a?-..a- scholar, as a citizen-and-as < Hinn is-outstanding-. "Let me live in the-' house by -the jddg of thc road ,?iiel be\i 'friend to 'lhan" was certainly ' the character of Dr. Tillman. The " . n(ire city mourns his death. Funeril service^ wcre held at the St. Paul.*' A." .M. I']. Chvch with Rev. A. U, Fiierson officiating. Elogistic ser i ices wdro held by his former class" hates, schoolmates and workers of the Prcsbyfdrian Church. . . T-h,. Lancaster-High School?has on Ik I'l'll'f A kk/ . VIMP0 V4**>V 111 IIUC1 VDV U1 Uliuiliur building to be added to the grounds. ' Each teacher and her class labprs daify not only to equal bxit to excel. W% rae hoping that, daring another terrip i "Tcaehevy" will be on the grounds. Prof. E. E. Riley, the efflolent andTm= riring worker, is manifesting moth inkoi erring in siliciting the cd-operation trough the Parent-tVnchers' Asso. ration.-^ ' Anoth (T* trarher has been abided to thd faculty in the person of Mrs. W. C1-., Owens. She is doing splendid-.? -4 ivnrk in developing the musical talent Irt the fiefi'o&l. ?' The school fflm\Txrts-a mawi&tg jrawing new readers daily. A standard-invitation awaist you tos fbui library. ^ v . v- _