The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 03, 1928, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
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\ FAIRWOLD DRIVE
Drive For Funds Will He State
i Wide in Interest For Cftrla?
J Here."
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Prominent Women Will Carry
t\ipss;i<^? All Over The
State.
~ ' campaign! by .the. supporters the
aFa!r\vIod State Industrial School f
Girls in Lexington county near Columbia*
with the - annouriPbnfent of
the list of speakers that will sweet
the. St.Tte.in the several thuu-and; dob
1 hxr "tqilding fund < ampnign for-San*
day. March tho 11th.
Mrs. Marian 1L WdkinsonT president
-.-of the State - Ft derat ion of Colorec
Women's Clubs train her otlice ai
Ora-ntreburg him sent-out a nutnbt:
' . ' of lct-.ers, assigning a number 4 oJ
prominent Club wo moll to the sevci'rt
sections of"1 the 'Ktaic. Among-* th<
pp.vk: iy. <ao: ? ? ?:
-L_?- ?Cha it Mogdames K. B. Rowc
Alethia, Lewis, C'., D. -Saxon, Louist
P. Holme, Mary J'."* Miller-Parle.
Floieiic? an 1 Darlington: MesJaniO'
M. O. Rpdoli h. P. . Ei. Giblis, B. F
?1? Cox, Eft. Jenkins.
1 at a. M?ark>fi, Dillon: Jlestlame:
Mauy Gor^on an t Kara Bowler..
Greenville*: MesdameS pina \V. Lit
tlejohn and Kohtcca IL_
CrargHiurg: * Mesdam . - Kupie P
Butlcvr, Xilliati' Bacon-Collin.-, Mahii
Fio'dr, Crdllpi Embly.
Su:;-}or Mesdnmos- Corrio .Tali,
i?~G:arollj-T-Pe-ile \ . -l4tic a:. Lsuae .i:
: Lecvv ri'rd Mi.-: Ln:h Bailor.
Rn.di Hill;. M/siaml?-. .Marian lib
' . -r.it' AVilkin-on, liatVio Lojrnn DacL-t'
J. F. Fitihott.L.' F. son.
' ' Columbia: Mrs. M, 0. Leery an
. Ida -Green.
Gcci'ge.cwn': Mi-s Helen- Uther.
Summertcn: M sdanies liasol Pi ere
Bosj.b S'ulon.
Mantling: Mcsdaiub3 Alice Per
' nedy and Gregg. ' ;
.""liar:i 1.v:?Mi f ,1'. ' S. llico an
. Miss Xannij.Davis. - .
Ncwlcny: M;sikime's John Corr
well, ('o:inno J din Son Peejes, Bird:
? Ma.k Eavis. _
. ChesTir a till Lancaster: Mrs. Lar
rn K Spaulding-uhd .Miss Katie Bj>
km. ?
B.cnn?ttsv:l!e: Mcsdamcs II. II. Bui
lnr ant Km - ii'v
Crcpnuocd: Mssdanies E; B; f,ewi
and Alic6 B. '.Webb.
^ Sunim:rv.il!e: Mrs. Connie X. Jonc
Cair.den: Mcsdamcs J. E. Bdantoi
Martin A... MlwvCee. rjjnk Bulk
, "Charlotte A. Jtf.k-en.
~ r ~ trpartarbrvg: Ait. dames J. Ii? Ta;.
*' 'lor -aind-C. Vr:c i\yJ.-.Thonnii.dn.:
t Anderson: MeTdfines Gray, of Cla!
: li\u? C.?E. Wfi'.rnmiTt?S oiih.on.s?*
Ciaflin and Miss Mate! .Clark Jam-i
Aiken: Me dailies Alma' L. All
Therson .and Alice Kennedy.
. . jlTTho speakers will' ? present th
' claims, ct tr.e -srho.l a! the chtirdr
"*^"T in the -towns to v.jhicli they haw i ce
assigned 1 y "Mr.-.- AVilkihs.-n. Th
?tv h>?el. i i t_> let. t<f i"nari!"tfor t_h
new buiplinti: in March. and thte.sp*
cisl fund .will be tisCI.for .that pin
' .'prise, it wins Tunvrfwl here U day- fret
| v 1 olEic'als ' f "he* Stat. Fed ra'tionV-61
f.cials.^vh ) sccnmJ ;<v l.o very, c'ritir
siastie tfbfcult tbcj success of the" state
wide drive. C.-J.. C,
>.. BIRTH BAY DINNER IN IIONO!
OF PROE. SANHEIIS
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Mrs. Thos. Sanders .was-'the host
cis at. a ' birth.lav . dintiL'r on Wedne;
day evening, FJiYuary 15th from G-:3
to 8:20 IV M. in Jiuho'r of I'rrif. Sa:
. ders' Lirthday. .1 A mound of
' eight lighted car.dk s cast a soft gkr
over the di-ning room, J'laces wei
. marked' wi;h giltcd nuts tied wit
hfi1iy~!Yli*iT riTJjiTnr 'ThosiThutsj;ontaii
~ fed the age of thFhpnurcij . An eiat
rr itp thi-er- omi'iv.> ilinnoV-was sorvfei
Thj menu was turkey, brown fcrav;
ri.e,y Saratoga chips, pickles, baker
leaf, pineapple Salad, hot cocoa wit
? marshmuilews and plain and fru
cake an.lraml rosia.
Many and varied wore thev gif
which Prof. Pan lefri is held by h
. faculty, pupils nprl fricn'ds.' z t
Tho following' were inviilcd: Mr. ai
Mrs. I.an^forj .Garlington, Prof, ai
and J* '-AV. Ma his, Mr. and Mrspl
" D. Olifhant, Mrs. Mary C. Fhitenc
Misses" Mattle O. Duckett, Rcsa i
L-Suber. T 1.
RICHISON IN RF.C
TAL AT A. & T. COLLEGE
V- " &
i. ?-Pinhnrfl?Br- noted 4n
* matie rendtfr amh cnlcrtainciu will ai
? fi?ar fn "at a. flM t.'brttrr;
Fr'-riay mnmgr March 2,nt ^ 00
r M. HIS program <vj11 include s'le
ticn*? from Shnkc^nenre. Uunhar, T'o
and Service; and should prove yei
L? 4ntereBting. -? ;??K?i?-??
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m s.? v:r '*~r- r ?
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| MEET WITH SUCCESS
Knights* of Tjussaint Meeting fc
-j?Al Edgefield und Johnston~
Largely Auchded Sunday. ft
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People Warmly -Welcome Two'
v_ Coiuhibia Women. ^
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Johnston, S.. Ci,, Feb. 27.?-Sunday '
h_wu?- tfc-rtd -letter day_. here-for the- ;
Knights of-'luussaints in thcr mci'n- B
Worship campaign. '1 he lnettingsj
. .loth at Edgel.eld at noon and At the (
' school auditorium at 4 o'clock, were! s
??largely a.tinood. -ltot'h? m.otingj ! ^
. Lroagnt into the society more than ^
---aM.uriu.rc4- members. : r? ?
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l'rof. C. O. Alclirtosh,-principal of:
t tFo school here mct.th'e speakers, T)r. x
1 M. A. Evans, the Grand Noble Coun- ''
t scllof and M'ra. Sarah Logan Robinr
ton, the Grand Noble Juvenije Matron s'
(,o?' CcTuhih!a,*. in company with. Mr."t^
1 jasper Mnb'.Vy, m Aorcd oh to Edge-1 Ji
field wlieic they met . a large crowd 11
?iU?Ui * lli..t lu.p.i-church.S.r.*x- ''
? ir.g the spirit of the founders,.'the ?
& public .-e'.vieo and work's of' Hie
\ nights of ToOssaint. was told to the
* people! ' y t> rm. ' .
HAM AM) EGGS GOOD. l'
Picture (.Vmcdv at the. Cohdnhin (
.... . ' ,/ . Jr.
incairo to-.>ij;nu
. 'Hain and Egjrsv a movir'ur picture ^
V ' rohn-dy' at t'he (.Nilu-.il.ia Thoalre will
lo shown * f'Q'r the last time thisaf- .
:i 'ci'ta-on -arid to-nljA'hu is worth the'0
>- - vu'f.rttint Tg. ehnrevd- to see"U,""Unci.
more. It is a .vnpd.. piitur The j
" haraiters are. l.'Uuk-t'aie 1, ahd from
" '-r .start to the. end you can but
huijrlu . v }
^ A ] art .i f the i?mpranr. is the or-. ''
estru music, thu; lehds much to the
i. turc. V Our ad\ice is to and see
v he picture;
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Abbeville News J,
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0 Mr, R. J. llrrqnn spent Fi.ltfuary ft
v2n:i in Athens, Oil. as the truest 'of.
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is cousin, Itev, R: E. Romans, pasr
of the .y, M. II. Church in that (
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i. . Ave are ton sorry to konw that Mrs.
? ."iir.'llit ?d.("in in is \k at luv homo
il i 1?11 C-. . I. . < 1 * L'l
1 *i \\ n 1 u:n;ui_ m. -.->ae nas~ neen_r,ju (
. I. !<ut is S; mcNvhnt better at, this '
V*i in-r. Mrs; M< Car'n lias. many.
rienjs. who hope thjtt site will soon;,
!,:.t c ovri*. v v" K
i . Mc sv.s. .Tariios .Whi'.loyk, Willie Col- j
' r ami the Seki:!,' 'brothers motored j ;
^ | i last?Spmlay-on n r
:'i le-surc trip. , " .
^ .Mi'. \'? ;s'( n*.l(hnscn is siru at her-"
i' .imie mi. WhitifhaH St. Mrs.'Johnson
. j -.as many friends who sincerely wish.
! r.'kcr- a sppedy recovery. ,
' j '. Mr . Xar.ni Hanks' an i a company
*'| ?? holies inotVrefl from Chicago, 111;,
fill y-rlVo:! 'last Sunday anil spent a
v.- hour with. Jlrs. Hank's sister-in
-v.v, A! i- . -I'-jmnm-ltawson. mr Hrrg -r
St.; after whuh they- left for
pi.r'.an'burgj S.' where they will }
] en.t two weeks.- , 'Lheii Oiey Will y
.. V. ... V. ,?T IT..,. TJ.i.M.,. .
l# .a . t; tui < \> x \i? i\ i* ,) ? .ui^t xJiuuva v
1 ;' '.i?I'U'.-ti niiiiy- in nioivii>i red?i-irt?Mrs.
audie'X'.unnon "bi Spar:anburj?.
. Mre M. i iniv?Wtrmfr-Prmrr ~
' liailo.tiv N. C., a few days ago,
"h ie -Ho VH.mo sro her kick broth*.-"
lv ' ' " % a) "
I * v. She left him nut' doing so well. (
Mo.dunics. Lula Ilousq' and Janie
i' orscy a.ado a business trip down to ,
w i. n cVwoi d- (?no day .last. week. j
5 I- Mr. Frank llorseV, of Leo, Ga., ,
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! . cnt a few days in,the city this week .
v" j. s.W' gUC: : of his daughter-in-law,
~ "| II'sV^a^rc- I)ars<>y, on Haigler St.
( ps,rVere.nia Tate, of Gainesville?, Ga.
k4 happily i+?ite<L in holy wedlock
^ j lence, -f>n lIaig)er?;Str Kcrv. A. J.
I -hiolds,. pastor of Zion F. B. Iloti'\'
i e'ss chuiH-hj olliciated. Mrs. J\1 more
* !. i the only daughter of Mr. William!
1 ). Dorsey. .(July a few friends were*,
1 j .nescnt and members of the family, j
. i Mr. Kid Cowan .is much better at!
^ hiy .writing. His many friends hojeji.
hiit lr/will scon be out again.
1S j?- Mini or?Joht^-Tthu4i?e--; -Bowie de- ]
i parted this life, February 23rd. lie
1(|; vns unly seven months old an was the 1
v j on M'JIr. an 1 Mrs. Lewis Bowie. He |
1 sTifVy rr?#l *i>\ ntfnrk nf *>rv>nmnnin in<;f
*'.i a few days 1 cfore his (loath. lie \tiis
?* uriciltv FriUMary 24th at St. Peter
\. M. H. Church with Rev. W." E.
1 White, pastor, ort'niatinpr. Our heart'!
_ ft It sympathy poes out td the ber:^,.?,i
family in this sad hourofsot*'S'nw
and deer) distress through which
'h-y arc i a. *iTi?. "
&- ?Mr-. Josephine-fC^Wrtght, -B. B.,
p-,1 '-ft dtrnt ;>r:riay for New Vrrrk City :
^ nttenfl' rHd- ftiwr-pai orhrv tw.Hof, :
c- 'his life. February 2,1rd. The funeral
e, was hfld Monday. Mrs. Wright has
-y s ort's of warm friends here who ex- ,
Und their doopoBt sympathy to her
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, THK PAT.tVT
Mrs. Mary llrndcrson?is sick at
lis writing. Her many friends hope
>r her a sp<?cdy rqcnvroy.
Mrs. Veronia Elihore left last week
;r her home in Gainesville, Ga.> to
;end sdnieiinte with home people.
Messrs. Shives. R. L. Pullins, C. E.
ressley, L. A. Rictrte and Willie
sues motored down In MeCormick
>unty last Sunday and left Messrs.
u'.lins and Jones there, with - tiie:
i!l3- | f?J ?
Little James Ford is sick at 72 Session
AVe? with . pneumonia. He
some potter at, thi| writing. The
ttle fellow has many friends who
cpe he will soon .recover. . ,
1.? Church News.
Mr. Pleasant Baptist Sunday school
as-held last Sunday morning at the
n-unl hour. After the Sunday school
lev. Acker, of Belton, preached a soul
tiering sermon. The B. Y. P. . U.
rus held nt the-usual hour last Sunny
afternoon. Interesting topics as
sua], wererdiscusscd. They enjoyed
lev."Acker and hope that he will soon
opjp again.
urace . t-nape 1 ounuay school was
eld last Sunday, morning at the ut:al
h nr.. Kcv. S. J. Cowan filled
is pulpit last Sunday morning and
veiling. I lis 'two wonderful sermons
ere enjoyed by all present. The A.
'. E. Lcagife-Vvas held Sunday aftcrcoji
a the usual homy
Washington! Street Presbyterian
unday. School was held at the usual
our - last . Sunday m^/fiing. After
he Sunday School Rev; Kennedy -filld
his pulpit. ?
St^.Iohn A. M. K. "Church Sunday
chord, was held at' the usual hour.
du'atii nal rally on the stseond ;Sunav.
in. April. He is asking evcryboy
to coirv and help him out, both
oung and old. "
St. dantes A. M. E. Sunday School
-as held at the usual hour , last Sunay
morning. The . lesson was refewed
by the superintendent. The
und'iv. School lia- t-MfVinr,
'r. 1.. (I. llufivphl ics. We* hop6 for
lim a deal of success.- Our pastor
lev. J. E. Beard.-'pVeached two soul
Erring sermons Sunday morning and
r.ght.. .They were full of th? Ilol.'y
:p:rit and were enjoyed by all pres-.
rit.. ... . \
'i he A. C. E. League was held Stin
i_yy af.errioon at the usual hour.
' i'Jj Xii. 1 nf t?t. Jamuj A. M. R.
ng'Tuesday. afternoon-, February 21
it the home of Mrs. Boston Johnson,
:o Whitehall St. Mrs. JanieW. Elliii,
the crllcieni ^lreafileifc presided.
\ftor the business part of the niCet:
;r we \yerj favored with "quite an
rjoya1 lb rendered by the foilo\VInjf
br-ons: Mesdames Mrlzetta Ilurst.
Mile Mae Simpson, X, Y. Z. Edwards,
Icq gia A. -Giny,. Misses Ada Jeflfrj-on,
Mamie and Ruth White, Sallio
'air, Mildred > hives, \vith-Mi%s Jessie
air at the- piano.
Fn ouragihtr remarks were renderd
1 y o.ir l astoi',.Rev. J. E. Beard and
' her visiting l'rjfrnds. Ttr-j?hostess
em veil chicken salad on lettrircc leaver
>itklesj craekers;, potato chips and
rolVee. Tjie next meeting will be
ieid with the Misses Fairs on Brooks
it.
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, .R1DGEWAY XEWS .
The weather is rough and wot a ourid
Kidgeway. Things seem to be
)n the go though.
We arc listening ljpr wedding bells
Some of .the teachers are making a
tV>nf vftlticr. i? cnmr?t hint* tn 1 iff
ifTajv. l>y lotting us hear the bells. 1
he -Valentine', party given at the
school hcUsc was a success. The
teachers seem to be on the go. They
sctm to payyall patrons a visit at al
times. : .......
Lnne~~ffliss Lottie BeTI Outeri, ol
L'ojumbin, is 'visiting her .aunt, Mrs
J.ottie Gladden of this place alon^
with a host of her relatives.
'The teachers of the school have
been royally entertained in many ol
the homes which they appreciate verj
much, and express themselves as hav
ing enjoycd-^thxr-occastom 7
Mr.'Harris of the Sand. Hill sec
tion pasied to the great beyond Sun
day morning. Funeral arrangement:
will "be made later on in* the week
all of which will be said more abou
in the next issue. ;
He l'jtkvcs ten children and a wife
many sisters and brothers to mouri
his loss.
Buy From Me and Save Money
K L. A. RICHIE
Thy 614 Ketbtbie ' 'ndrrtn#ce?
FtJNFRAI. DIRF.CTOR
AND EMPALMER
Complete Motor F.oiiipmont
Phones: Of.ice 22ET Nipht & Ties. 28'
36 Washington St. Abbeville^ S. C
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ETTO LEADER , ~
;bennettsville News
. The schools throughout the county
j uVe busy giving programs and en-j .
: tortainments. The program rendered
at Clio graded school op Thursday v
afternoon celebrating the birth of 1
George Washington?.and?Abraham-1
Lincoln wps enjoyed by all present. l'A
1 he basketball taem of Benntts- 11
ville graded -schoorwas full of pep !
Fr-itluy afternoon whett they won the" v
guiue fruni Chy'aw graded" school by f
a score of 24 to 18. o
^ Quite a shock to the relatives and
friends to learn of Mr. L. Little being
no more. He died in the hosni- I
IT? Friday afternoon. Ills remains/*
were laid to rest in the Macedonia j
cemetery- Su,nc!ay afternoon. H
-MrsrAlfco Moses <Vas fu'neralized j.f
at Shiloh Baptist Church, Sunday ; !'
afternoon. Rev. W. R. Reese delivered
the. funeral scrmcn.
Services were good as usual Sun i
day at Shiloh Baptist Church. Rev. *
II. P. Dupre,; pastor of. Cheer Grove1
Baptist Church, Darlington 'and 2nd!:
principal of Lincoln high school, Sum- j c
tor, took charge of the service. Sun-1
'ay. He delivered a splendid scr-jmon
both morning- and evening toy
large congregations. r : L
There will be a high day at Marl- x
horo county training school on Fri- J ,'a.vy__
March 2nd..- The. following',
schools will take part in the games: ;
the Scotland, county, training school,,I-astie,
N. C., M. C. T. school, Pennjo j
(drove school, Matthew Chapel school. :
There will he a great program and
jfTcnie had. Dp. F. 0. Olive^, of Mississippi
will speak to the schools and
af S:0o P. M. the main address will he .
.'delivered by Kcv. J. C. Nelson, ^>f ^
I aurinburg, X. C,.
All teachers **are rquegtcd to he!
i present at the regular meeting of the
[county teachers' association on March I.
10 h. Dr. Wilkinson, president of- the
j "State A. & M. College*, will be the
main speaker.
NINETY-SIX NEWS . ;
Mrs. Irene Pitts, of Greenville, S.; :
C., is the guest of her parents, Mr. j
ir.d Mrs. Noble Daniels. - 1
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.Mrs, Mai'y C. Lark, the 'popular
*1 teacher of Friendship gave a concert
bl.iv.ay_ night. Everybody enjoyed , J
.he exercise. Great credit ,is given i
to Mr?. Lark.
Mr. I'. B',. Prriff^U nil "smiles these I
lays. He savs he nuver saw t.ho _
tike of. mail. before. . ? .
We were shocked on Wednesday to
. hear of Mrs. Estclla "TTu'tchinson's
eath- wh.ch. was very suddtfm Tier
,nany. friends mourn with this bet'
v av ed fanrityr She leaves a mother,_
several sisiers and six or seven children.,
one an infant six weeks old.
This l'annly. has our sympathy.
Mr. and .Mrs.. J. C. Calhoun lost j
their darling little daughter last week.
1 hey have oar-tloci>tst sympathy.
Wc-are indeed proud of our young
n en. '1 hey, are ever ready to h.Jn
iu^our.church work. These boys need
, us' as Christians to help them find
,-their right- plhve a-nd fcmcotmtgL them.
... Rev. McMillan, .pastor of Trinity,
: . gave a. concert on Friday night. Ev-<
; tryhody said that they enjoyed it
f very much. ' . . |
> IRlhlehem choir sang Sunday. TVe"'
. enjoyed the service very much.
>7Our Sunday School is certainly
progressing. Mr. .1. L. Parker is at i
his post every Sunday,, also Mr. J. C.
Calhoun, .our efficient secretary."' .. j
.1 Rev. and Mrs. Dixon were the
l guets of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mar-j
>! shall on the third Sunday night: Mrs.
> Marshall served supper for Rev, and j
| Mrs. Dixon, jMcsdamcs' . Dean and
pT^arkcr.
:! Rev. Dixon certainly, preached two?
r wonderful sern'Wttt*' People come frpmv
I far and near to hear him deliver his
scul-s.irring sermons. *
[ Washington-Lincoln birthday exer-;
7' cises "at"Center School were indeed a
r success, - The children were':at their,
jbest. -?? {
> A large numbed of friertda_went to
f witness the exercises: Mr. and Mrs*
f P. B! Dcqn, Mesdames RedtU. Mose.
ley, Messrs B. Jackson, Stephen, Cal4
houHr-Jvlbift?Calhatm- and-a host of
. other young men.
J The Washington Birthday program
3 rendered by the Ninety-Six graded
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LONE STAR NEWS
, In loving memory of our mother?
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T1AI T TTTAttTTifN A\T
fj 1 I KJl.L. 1 J 1 V7i?I I-O V71N ,
who died en May* 18, T.?27.
No one knows how much we. miss yrtu>
No,, ^ne knows- tho bitter . parna_.\ye
.t?i have suffered since we lost you;
? l.lYo hno never been the same,
In out hearts your memory lingers,
Sweetly, tenderly and true;
? There is n t a day, dear motfeua^,
That we do not think of you.
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Most of the farmers around here
ire husy planting spring oa'a. - *-i
7 The farmers are praying for the
1. destruction of the boll weevils.
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. Greenwood News
The Morris Chapel Sunday School |
tas in full session Sunday. The su-;
crlntendent with his loyal stall' of
eachers wore present and im timt'.
he^les on wus beautifully .discussed j
iicF fullet'sioiw were pood. ;' ?rt
>\t tlie morning and evening, . ueiv..
ices Key. Underwood brought help--}
ul and inspiring messages to each
ne present.
The young ladies' auxiliary under
he leadership of -Mrs. Mjfrdso'-P.
ruller is doing a great work. Each
iiemher if plnyin^ u oil hoi- pin t, ]
Our B. Y.l\ IJ. Under,- Mrs. J, MV
talker ?s still inviting a!l-lhe young
oiks t~c? attend, the meetings each
Sunday afternoon. . !
Prof. C. \Y*. Rogers, of' Elizabeth,
ST. J., and Rev. J. W. Adams, of. Atlanta,
C<i., were pica-ant visitors
it Morris Chapel, Sunday niovning. .
Mr. Lanxy L'cieival. . a '-senior. at
'a'ne>?Institute, nnrpvine.-i?H4*?ptirnts
with a .'pop call last? Thursday
vening for a fx*w hours. ?j
Air. V. B. Nance, one of Greenwood's
rost efficient brick masons, has just
-ti ni it. pci a eoiiTrnci wun u.ie iiiacnvocd
Abatom. Co. and- is to begin a
lew contrail wjlh a firm in-Cross Hill
>t once. If you need a first class
nb done, you will do well to engagej
VI r. Nance.
Miss I.uki Ballard's many Ifriends:
U Greenwood were glad to know that "
>'\c .is now out of the hospi al and
le. to.begin her clu's work again.
Prof. C. \Y. Kolgr.rs made a lecture
it Macedonia, Sunday afternoon 011
\\ Kile in Greenwood don't' forgot
> Vi-'.t the .Gi'illlii cafe. It is a-real
unitary jdace. ...
7ho ypung men's musical and litrary
club is ond of Morris' O.iapel's
c-t-s. You will be' highly epteri.in
d if you meet .with them on the
second and fourth Sunday -evenings
it 4:C0 o^yiock.
A musical. Contest was -rendered
at \Yeston Chapel Tuesday lugbt-aU"
a t vrtek. dt was a real treat to all
present. The yoUng Indies quartet >i.f
Morris Chap or was one of the-out-'
'I 'nding features at ihe musiicaVcontest.
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o Mrs. J. M. Wialkrr was in Columa,
Friday, February-. 24th.
M.iss Bonnie I-'isln r is doing fine
it this writing.. ' ... '
Union News
The pew rally given forTthe benefit
f thefjiinior missionary society was
K11 f \l Al Ki<<irk* u*r rr? ihnmvimn.
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is o.f the Vally and are very appre 'a'.ive
-foj' the reoperation, and help
triyrn by their fri.nd< and members
n' Corinth "Bapiisi uhurch arid . visi1
or irr jriih. val. ' "
I'shcrs' Board of Corinth Baptist
( huru-h. irret a, tho- homo-o-P- M-t?W. T*.
I'ree, orr North Pitrekney St. Thvff
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Saturday, March 3, 1928
board has been reor);ani/.:d and Iht'
president is quite enthusiastic over
ihe outlook~dr ~~TU28. _
Club No. 1 of Corinth has placed .
new chairs, table rugs, etc in the pasioi's
study and are stills at work
lending, a helping hand where needOtl.
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Theformul opening of the Majority ^
hoapiial wrut) iiuId?in thu audi.oi'inm . :
of"Sims high school, Sunday - afternoon,
h'ebiuaiy Jl'th. A large nam-bur
of the citizens ware present??- ' '?~
white nad troloruu. The program was
well arranged and each- member enjoyed
it. l'rof. A. A. Sims, principal
of the school, was asked- to assist.
with the olfcring. lie came forward
and. with J'rof. Bol^en, Mr.
TTTiwl'oid, Mesdair.es Humphries and.
.Mont.toinery, a collection of over six- .
ty-live dlolars --'was raised. . We understand
that the amount up to this
time is .$7>>.U0.. Mr. I. G. McKissickj
who is .marragcr of-ihe Majority hosp.ital
is very grateful to the citizens-'-"
of Ciriun for the supdrt already, given
;ind hca'l'or?a?con iinninco of the 1
same; The''city council, jn their last
n im?1 n;r nin-oil In plnro olrrtvip lights
vn t'olu? St. mid give cement' walks
le:.diug XVoin the. high school "to Ma- ,
'or!ty liosp.i al. \\'v arc all thankful
for thrSi favors an l wi.h. the lnana o.\
we thank. 1'rof. Suits for. < re- ?
) i: (!.ii\ir. i ur white friend- that these
. wo items- were needed at once,.
W.b wove privileged. tu. hear- .ilie. !*_ ..
iiiaetct fiv.m State . College. The
vouiir 'men were applauded fit the..
. ad of each number. At the elo.se of
' f ] ro- r.:ni Pri.'f Sims introduced
Hi h p denes of the A.- M. K. Zion'
T.ur h. '1 he" lit shop paid a flowing
| ii ute to the life and ivnnk of our
>wn Profess- r SFips. lie gave, him a
.eiiutiful' {iovj'il do.'-lgn in. langunge .
I'leost elioii e and true. All who lis!'cited
were witnesses and almost
shnutc.l their p-vai.sej. JAhp young
men were congratulated anil encouraged
1 y" P?ishd|i. .Tones. . Those who
\u\ie at. the rc'eital \yere more than
{paid. The mtisie was indeed harinoni.m<
on.I J .-idflvess (leliverod hv
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-BUhop -I.>r-T*si u:i1':i'll of- inS)>iraitinn
.M. A. T. thanks Mrs.- I.cola Worthy.
;'(if ilu? courtesy extended in having
her* attend.
Moxlaincs Ilattie Fant^nd Bessie
..It.have 1 con sick for sometime.
,\{.f!ii; writing- Mr. Flint is better.
; Tli.e.funeral of ^Irsi'Ise.ncy Eubarxks - "
vjas held at Corinth Baptist Church, *.
[white friends were present. - Rev. G. *;
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We thank Deacon S. KulT, .Mrs. .
Seiko l>:i\is and Mr. Earnest John- '" ^
>un for inewey on subscription ' for
'Hie bonder. l^ach-.paid $1.00.
? 'tn "Walter Mc-Junkins paid $2.00 7"
on ct'me ago, and. Mr. S.-M. Morgan
has just sent us his subscription for
j? f'i i'." litfliiiiK. no. o.ncrs do likewise
' : an cavly date. ' Nv.nv.'s and amount
(hie have l oon sent to ajrenl. . Many- ?: t
i'.ro owintr for 1 tiff 7. Since the rates
, rro phvnhlo in advance, alt am asked
nr.-'sep- a'.uent in tinio so that none of rd'nion.
subscribers will ho cut. off.
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