Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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The aluiiini of Wilson tlgli scKoq ? 1 ' >' r-1( ' iT.y" .. h .?rrrr br^y so ihf...W- tv,V ' batfijifei -hut i.-> to ]."> hclrl on Mil) Spirit" chnt the school tvill keep enr . - rying on. , -j* *> ' . r;" ' ' r |. . . - > ~n~" K1RKSEY" NEWS The fnrmeis have had u good bit of train and of course could not do very niUv h i i mting,' ..Use of the schools .have closed; i t laid jitethcl Aoh?i'' y i .in a .puiidid term. A good com.. .ovr.-'-'.v.in1. and a few graduates. lTcf.'.J; T. W. Miins, priuctpai of ' ; i: i.if t 11 gc.dyd.school, Leesville,*,S., yd'vivevc.l the address?to the gradm. o It is (iseless to say -tbrtt his v.;;y'j.VaihTT rlTe is'a T)fbmisilVg j I M;< :'% ti i.'.au {7i?tl has the interest of" I i-h'ye- at heart | :!is; *Mt r'.i.n If. Anderson took a I ty p to Columbia, S". C., Spending a ?' -t'h?'reports a splendid tripd \% !i -il.ci e she w as royally entert k.cd by, .Hiss tieitrude Clifton nd, v>. !n r'you: g ladies, whose acquaintance J : ! ' 11 i: t d u hilt; u i if re; M tea ~iftmitr . oro lost- iiu^thne "in doing every i ili.ng to make it jdeasantT lor Aliss^ I ?v 1} . Jt -UII. ^ ^ ?1 1 1 x\>i. .1'. U Anderson artd daughter, '.Marian 11. motored to tlreenvill.e S., v .. ,^-U.ijloria'|y .to see his mother, "t f.od "his sisterT' They returned TyeSi j j,. nili-vI'.oftn. *' : NOTICE! ? I v------??; ??? ?i WAXJllD a teacher to teach in a _ 1 uiautcd sc-koohiWxMuVonths, with .a 1 iif.st grade certificate; well experienc. j ,r d, can pkiy music and do other in* ! ;. a.ftrial Vtork. Qjuiet, agreeable and" j interested iirt work. Must l>e well ' recommended.. Will pay. good sal twy. ? ' -Api ! v_ to Pi of. P. -~L.'- Ajntrrson, . . flrex 40, Kirksey, S. C. ? . :y;MWLl ll SCHOOL AND MS UTILITY ?. '?I C Tae i. I! y of this school is of f - i first as organization for . 'he. youth of Mullins. .'L . !. 1 is under the direction ]; "* ". . . 1 h U. (vilhiiUn, one>of the old j * . r-.thU ifwrf. The above facts.; .-7- as 'fMllot'v . As an "or j i . .. ft>r the iipftft of Mtillins; ; *. ' f tjic ar? nts. r.f this town j> .\'.j ft'eh* children to nartici y.Y.V ; - .jr. thi-i school, and in-. J" ' v ::.l he.: an uplift' for. them, j' v. t.h. / v- irit only 'be taujrht -?? .11r- ; v.-n 1" in:;s -such" as ~ Baby < ; r-.y 1 \r.il. 1 lauyht from ihejj * I; : e".nners, t?: .> ,.i vi.; 11i! t 11 limm \ci.\?< . t' (.1 d, an 1 if this be. true < : ; !?? is'Vbo ? htl' t place fop tbom. ; i : 1 : il kinnv Kcv. 1>. C 'Phi-? n. and that lie rs a great Bible |. . : r . r nd Sunday School worker, j: !' he.- 1a Very* anxious to teach these ) ' e' folk's the way to Christ, be- i v :,;j this is. the- only way?'bend the ! < 1 ree while it is yuung because when ?t is r;i own it will bleak before it will, i. u. This sehool-is not fbr Mullins '. . .'.con oitiy but for the entire eoun- ! . . So il" there are parents.who would ^ to Semi their children to,us, we! ^ ' ...1 it ri;'1.] 1 o vi-i'bh pi hrm, ;? ' | Aiken News I 'i ifoso y.h'a-\vcrcv t ivsoiit ut Second i-i?^ C Vi.iich on last Sunday were i ' o ry. deeply thrilled and inspired by . . 'wV4uiv4-fyl. uddrcsp delivered -by j C . O. .kdm on ef thi< yity Thiu i? '"ny, ended the initial visit.of the. .. mau'.ly -service organization to1 . ii iho churches^--| ; he- oloshg. exercises* of the Scho i normal- and industrial institute i' : ' i >'n Thursday evening, May ' ] : \\ :mtj (yr.iinue through May P.Oth. { .A. V-'. li.Jh (if yViondnhip nurch \vill dMiver the bac" :.t'i'lii'-!!!. F. Hubert/(if Georgia State College, ('v ' vcv 'l>e commencement ad f-1 i.ucin .Morgan, Lula Nor- ' ".s ( aiti.i.Vio, Ella Portee and Miss ! v - ?-'* *ih4!v SHVtelW-' have departiM^ i'oi thind, : ?.!? vimv^o^e they will v rV i?t h"--e-e-ftrrtten M anyofthf4r4 1 : * V-ere a*, the station to see ! -?-liraa?off w;slT* thbjm "a pleasant' _^.di i. L.ayld Bush and inn , her have thpa: led for Jamaica, L.J ; yirr.. Clarence ~jy Jono(s attendcT J io : hnnni banquet at Voorhees Insti !) | tute last Wednesday evening. J ve i al friends of Schofield school hi were privileged to-, Attend a very de-1 V l'l;htful handuet ni honor .of the' ^ clpflOi VrTlaiidur' - II. 1: was the scene of a beautiful acting and the, many speeches and toasts j lo.-.ethor with a delightfuf repast that - jv.'a.H served, made the occasion a most *!' gj o.'ahle one. _r- . ' ~ - [ Mr. Leslie K. I/Cwia spent*a happy j:-imdny in Aiken with hl3 family. d | Rev. A. F. IL Horry who is now ;'ir'-ng the (ieneral (Ion Tor once ofv : reports much progress being made rr hy the e< TeTreriefh He will soon he - at homeHo write more of his Interesting item's for The Palmetto Leader. ' . ..-i?. ? ' -77T-V-1"'' . ... ; fHE PALMETTf BEXKDiCT'NEwft .. t i The Senior Class play "Daddy Long Logs" sponsored by- Miss Elizabeth I Mohiiiian was enjoyed immensely by iajartre and appi ecintive audience on -1'Tiday, May IBllL 1 he scenery was most elaborate-which added much to | the 'cxcc/lcnt' taifpg* MisLs! Detvese and Jenkins i?tid Titr, Joseph Bailey furnished beautiful music between the acts, r.nd "M'vs. I. V; Tallins 1 way at the-pmm?. ? ??^; r[ The baccalaureate .address jjC .'the! annual ^imsm i\v meiK 'of livnediec | Sunday-afternoon by Key. A. A.- Sims .albunmr?lie c'speelttlty onipS.a-.i/ :! by many concrete illustrations the u:o- tal background of the teachers-. Tit Allowed the importance of character" as essential to the rgtcntiun of po nation* ni tin' pm;^ ^i. While ymrha.Mainu the iniiHiU y-. r-n : proper". pieparirton for <Ji'mn work, he- held that successfid .i;Htleli'y-' c?r. mui-;?j,A,i n.tineiiL sedViee vieie_ ; solutcly depemh at upon the m al ceji-eicl.isiiL.-kj iind holies,tfy -?wJ the u aohor. ; ^ _ , * r ' i.TuMii1 voldews* to Luu_It; mil It-Mo--! a - ; lion was made I.y 1).,.-.m> n. - 11 ihonias, ! ieTd 'fcjeetclary'of .toe Li-1 .ban League of Atlanta, Oa. Akioiii;,' .1 >1 ht-k ahmp.s 'he xiiit that lite?, ...M'i? ?s lacirtjp a .-erioua i .roulom ' J,.h ic-. -s I n-c t~t o- h i s-o w.n ~rm j > 1<. rnfr at" "fpyr^rrlem that the educational loaders .-hoithl lie I'ulo to hi'ip . ohF.ttlu meet at .the tiiilvs ov die iftaj .of c yifusion and' itVikcap-on. ..1a.17.~v'> * that .were ail .hefti l>y NVhr.e.; iV.'e years aK'o ;^*e liovY I'b.Iiuf held by . of. whites' in Wtiik .tnai was Tr",! dene?by?iHiei'i e.,;?rht1. ee >rra:tt*"~a~7 no., hni^'f'i air akri/ nk'.n ,d u':;ai 1' > )*].;</,f je.nia. An. ?-. ...- ? center, i s?is. lii. * rase?ih"' h 1?t-i ?? and Jiast.- "i-iv 'ihdmns is. a: \ y foY^efur speaker, and !,. personality^ lie .made a gi't'k', ini.pi e.-sion upon the audience.' With three in'teri wire iy,o c.-. , l"U!\->iay, two l;.r c::i?lv-L |.;uiiloiy. tJii> t;r.-1 i ami $h'o "coiui.. i,. . mviit a.kil'.fi.s v.i' .^k'. Ja.v.a it tile Ciriveysity ot* ,Soti;h*t at<> with posdiftly KfliU pofaili;' iii attc-i. ..noty tin- unrjual' mnii.; nVi-meiK i ?Wi?M wvrc'.l'iini in t:, ..^ii? ] r.- idtirt'aS 1>1. 1*11'. V.ivul:.e Was* \ iit' !)?<. ; _ 'ii,-r t limax v;A" it sei.es oV , . , . im' !><. ->t evi.i 1' id ii: ,!.,(. :^1.: . a,-:? -t,4> the ojiiu.on .of lii.' i>I..er jtl/ailuttio... : ' v" ' 7 f 1 hi; n.'totmi.m - i;r,. el < r>. i ; ~ 2:o0 with rhei. rkals. Jn ti.e . . a.hin.i. I-.nii' <* t".i." y" >Vi if J ; , . . Rill! Clui: las Hrn.ilI V, *<ei>pi'; a C'ollVjai K'liii t lyiso .V \ ui' i *\. fYf ' Mist pfiztJ- ai:d. Alaiiiip Has'kiii, the undt" ... ' . ' , ' " j y. V Thp' hml'-r speak, rs IV- T. ' iehooi were.-.('ihilly s *1 iiiMiipsr n, it;::: toi iun;- Helen '.AleKir.;; ve.P-.i. fill- the Cellojrc de, im. .\ Xaiue.:i.l itaioi kVifS am' .' ' 'l i.m vV'-k' vtrieUictorijin ' ? r Thirty-fsev?n st ii'lyiils \vuv- fvr::U-' Uated i tlMi -.hiylr J W KIjL'ACV jj-l t'Pli i tllul \ .?fVN'l'i W ;t1?Hit" : i -- ~ nial Graduate in I'iducali- u, had. l-i-Vti'tlil fCCOi V? 11 ' rit'tr i i,>. i " Ih-gree and one tin- iiaeln. r <.f ,v > enee. 1 :: 'j. Charleston Kc?vs The" G.. C'. l-'ive a .uahcd Gbyi \v:u: " entertained by. .Yh. n 1 ,1 G'i-u'.jior o> . Thursday ftt?fci;nw?n. Mr-. .-.... i.:;. I. Johnson Av.on first i i nab . ' Thro Enlre ^nus .. nkT~ at t'Vie liana of Mm,: A. (?. I'liivis on TvWd :*>*. ! Tho in a.pr-x-s v.- 1 \VH-Tt" Mtnh-l-ni- i_.?> Hrincho^aatt Mfca-u Ivthel llolfman! . The* .regular meeting of the ei<\ fuloratyon war. in id m t. .< V, \\ . ( l'ho Owl-; Social ( !u-l> rnufi :]?.< .i , tHoij- frjeyrls. ?t "a* spring' dnhre a'. Mart's hail laf;t .\Ve?hii.-sduy ,< .viuu :. "* "AJ-it?s Stella -Gaulion was,he t.f- to the Vogue '-Bridge Club on" \Aii.fhi;:y a+vernonn. Mrs. ^yUdaMfoFT".TrTTrTJ" Mis a YA h 01 Ma/.yck \vt /re th e_Jiaji;A'.: recipients of the first pvii'.es. On Monday afternoon,-Mu.v 111h the )'?W?.ilin*...meeting of Hie?l.-oiiiv -i-'ii: ham Holmes"'Literary and Art Cv >, was hold at the-honu- of ( antion^rm Nass..u Si.?About, (illy " minutes were consumed in the render-'' ing of reports by various' < -..minfUU The clul^- \vas_ .exceedingly .gvalU'?ikl;wth the retul-nTfrbm the special c a niitieo on?--iUny._j'okt I'.nty riven n* the." Yr y. C.,-A-r?fHi i he T-t- pp.-'- ' \ i"US.?After hoi no; -, Ti>im?1 . ,t ! ;.- t;-? president, Miss AF:jo Uollov.;.y,Of lir-1 approaching moot ing' to7l>e kohl a' Rock Hill, the attention of tho-o pies ent was given to the fotto^nS^jTnrr4" gram: Federation Song. Wl^ kmm.-- . sung by Mra. Ethel Hoffman. Review of "Black Aprill'Jay.JVLra. Esther Mazyck. Mr?, Hoffman sa11 r ia her usual delightful manner while Mr . Mazyek charmed her li..:ep< ia most sympathetic ijitcrprefotirm of a white Southerner's conception of the i lowly Negro. ' ' ' . 4 ^ . ' e - <1. % 1 . ... ' ) LEADER ^ BEAUFORT NEWS * I . r r- .' 1' 1?1? a9 j. On# Sunday, May 120th the Good jl .Samaritan lodges turned out at Tab_l i ll"I'V ii ri'.i.'t Oiniuli ror tlUMt- uh- >; ntial sermyn'SviiJeh jyas preached by I Rev: E. K.. CormviUl at 4:00 P. 31. '{ Mothers' Day was"'observed by j all ot the ctjirt-lhea; in this city on I the second Sunday ni May. Many j] i.ik iHrs am ic. l'ce.ij'ient^s-; of, k>\ely ; pTcsents. " ' . !| V On- Friday nitthyMny 'ttJ; a shower !. was Kinn at the: home of Mrs, llelvii' I ?.' ."Setter in honor of Miss Maude ^ 1'. Ford." bride l,o ' , j On Friday ni^litV.\Kiy lf^tli hi*"|itrtty " j AV^-; 'ivcn.au the home* of Mr and . St.- Clair Grayson in honor-of * . ii'.l $jr<, M. E. . Marshall, who -' ?> '"Mil',.1 Q 1 T ~ rV ?-U- U2 r- ike l i i.yi. of.the evening was 'i\-<a: [ ? >' '? -progressive whi>sf. *-. 1 Hiijuuis Vas. tho thny . allotted F ?!?i i the.'most" <>]' ^4 " < ..vrpru fl.'vy0(1 In ffoTn y To -1 7 i:..cu;v.*.; 'u-ir.i. li ray soil and ljoii ^ii_C>!o.\ur aotiil as sco&'c keepers.: ? :T y.o/fs u-.'ip ph.vid: afiiw v.liwk Kv |-ryTo;: ;ci;rt>l?r iff O v. nri o 'v.. io .-oi vovf a -delietotts To y ui o v., l'tarj -.liiK-nt.-?. After par. 7 a u t'.o.a:ui cream, Mr. ^'raiik. jj < w. i J *.i ! a.11 the prizes. A" t m was presented; l?v. and p ->*4-1St"..!'!;- r.-' tali. ,'Mi'^ MUdrcd j'j . .y... ...y.o .iii.:,.g - the 'highest nuu.i- yi ' a.-- presented the Ihst !.; v...' ... -is ??afl;:n (J ray son ! " i o', . . .V. L locker vied lor tho I j : ?f>'\ , 1'! . s iiorotliy. was . a- j .>' .a?a ' pristy after whirh"; 1 a Ski.- l pait" of -the evening was :J ' to I -i? , 1 huso present ^77" '. mi . /. Frank Kdwards, j . i. a.ul . 11 . *. ( ... . o. iCiley, i)r. ana j t - - - .' ' . f. ::and. :vlF.;. J - 'a.-i v. . !. V.'Kennedy V- -< y T'".;. r,-i-i l-v. oo Dorothy ! j : i-?" !. t.'. .i-r, MUbol Kuxon,!J ? a " a i.j.i .tvia, THeressa ajul :X ( 1 ? ... V\.e r(a:ct that \" ' '. .avl : .{rahail are. lonviin/e i .ii.?),i ; it??;?>?nmlto li'icuJS--f i'V*?v ii y j v;- ' I ,< I'.y n'ril^or h:is xoiurri^"fj u 1:. < y' ? -\ y ui'Cessful.'tcrni f .i.-'l' ii Heach, Fia. "*; '1 ' i' s itnv hi' ' hctrti'hi . : :>IUT -t' v Itil L'.VOl. J:;.-. i-.-ii . \.? . .v. - . A\. /.u i !:11 . i: i't-il Bv'iiuforTV.K ' ' ylnhel Saxon. V" ; \'| i 11 ?i ill In >>;>. -Vj.' . , ' <-j y I ti.-.y.:xon, "who hua bcvrf '?> has*, return-, ! ;>i y ,, . ry iccessful s>eh<jpl " \ 'V . ' 1 1 ' * < I' > ' the' |x;:>pk' of ' . 'iKdf't l 1 lie .uuLun ilcuth' ' ; U '? 1 *.hu:il, pastor of the '*' Cii'ii:iv St. Helena, S. C. Rev, . .y y friend-; -,t huth U- iiiid St.- Helena while lie: ' ~ ?? .j,^-ii'5)1 ?i *?> . ii'i rneir' s\.nipnt hy ty ikeih: r.y'oe,!-i.i'nyly. $ :J--* >( he?-l jiifty will he had y., ? a..~a-ri?iia M.-A\ n^htii^-^- -V J-1 ' ' -(lord i ' ' * ;-.:d '-:i 1. ii. ~~ . , ..... . . .H-1>o had mi May! : ! "j'le- j iii-an-"! 1 ' %ry y-hi t.?? be ' here " > r Uy>/ &*./!" l.lo\yen is Vt '-i i IV day. ... 1 ; _ ... *?;. O ; ?*v ' <r? 2 f.\ ...... sl-l-l.L ?l_ ^?,???; O* ' "" ' ' ... \ anniS'I. MAN S ' . ; St a- 4a:.r1-io .y,i^, J^?l ' Knw- -? . Albeit Dehtme, ? J(?Myl)j ivobert Dolahlti ^ ?..... - f . J'.II?u A \ Hi ;v (1iLj,. ' 1 s -.1.l1 r ill A siifvilli-, H A'-( = ! i auia- t'e\v days here Tj i- v ; . < i.i 3I.i\ umf ji'rtf.' Will-J- | tet Fiasier, I .1 *'?" if? I < ! line is confined to 1 lU r. bed yn vl.urch^t;. ' 7 t lV>'. lb ;fti'i\\in nod to her home, aMyr hi iv to attend her bro- H i iioe'n ' i "ii 1 -H i?Ti;s. Jt;u nl Dtiuiiie is hero for an | ?? it h. ?.r tiini' vioitrntf Mrs.v: i. i;..yd? ?? ?: t1 iddlopena^Javis left here Sat- ft i-!..y'i'i.r Orange-huiK, S. C. ' L I .< of .or. U . C.. Delaine, for; i?ei-ly. of iianuin*;*,. hut who for the f" 't i il l1'!' . ' -I !' " hi'i'ii ma'klny hrs Ie i.'-.e in i-li (mI'!.']ya, Nv Y., was ' ' i'i :M|hi.>.j, |"nt- hdi'ial en hoot Thuvs -i-> iijy. 'Jlii,' <!rt;e:i: od 'leaves a host of j J :<< nuwinjj relatives; and friends to fi v.urn liis loss. . vj Mr. KuyTTTC Delaine left Friday for g V. t..'lhh..ii?i<. hi-i ,|i ry. rsihviy rtiail clerk. * Mai tie Wells left Sunday foy * \i>'Veik. u," ?r: 7 I li -v. A. ! !. Tindnl, of Charleston, ^ i h uC . anin^-T Ava^ huried., L oni.Siiiaaiy at Charleston. The l.erenvcd family has the.sym. ; paihy ox.the entire community, Ik . " . * ? '' ' ' ' ... ' ' 1 JM ??W ??? 4. _ ; . . - ? r? > '-7 V"? ' - ~""V ' ' * . ' i '~ Snf tirday, ~May 26, 1928/ . i MOTIPPl For any INFORMATION conT<& ^ A . ceniinp your travel. 1 shall be ^ r? glad to yet in touch with- you |ri at any time. *" 0 "' Traw.i. : is^' ^^afe 1 ' .... MORt tPSBBS l 3 SOUTHERN. TICKET Oi-TICK u] g Ph Jne .*>631 > . 13U/ Main Street |uj| 3 JAM^S^WOODBUR^ . Representative for the Southern Ry, pi wf al . iiBja^rdizji^^?izrzj?j^izrgjBJEr?izrcJErz^dfi^^ . ooooaoc>oooo.ctaaaooao^.v vaooo^o.ooooooooc^'oaoc'oao.ctdctao.c-*a * ?v A MESSAGE Of CON'SOi.ATKtN . f ." ' When death invndy.s your fainrly ranks, what. ;i mcssntrc of con- $ 1 solution e< nu>s to you j'rom th^ fact that TJjK MtTTU AL lrEI/lEF' - a' I ANI) liENHVOLLVr ASSOCIATION is "under eonn jict unil you {s> j-1?by ith-umnco luus, I e pay von pi'dij.p\Iv y-?."ilr' insitfhnce o.'. ; policy which yipuf foretljoiilcht persuaded you to taici.ont covet* in ij M ? ' such. f ' . ". ' ,* " |a <::> v'B-*'v>?-? i: Y ' H' .3 > I'ivcry. npcmber of .the JVimily- should have one of our SPECIAL <3 " SaQfi.O^ CON'I'l,' aci <?(Jut'* a^'cnt .<. ai L. fTTl.rItt'.IS to^lalk witli you M. I-.- nhoot ih l'hone-?Iti'(>.-- - ^ j- " '""a" . ; Tl" JJutUit] Relief & Bency lent Ass. of S. (J. f > J. II. OOODE. Celt. Manager. jjj *2^; -* " ' . *.q ;':--:'C'C,O0>?>.'3OOC' > ?? ^yn?*. wnmmwmrmm.wmmmfc??? mmm mmmmmmmmmmmm ^ CkorchPeW's. ." .SrllArtl A ?' X A MVDJIWI flCS&ZJI . IQ I j-"" ; - Scliool Desks ' ; C. School Sttpfc:1a' ' j. Nu-Idea School Desk Company j: MANUFACTURERS ... ' ' DARLINGTON SC. j ^^'voC'v'/O'/'r'vOvvv': ; <;?.: .r-v-ooooooorfo < ? 1 he Fleeie^ead 4?afcery""^1: _____ MTsTN( ttic Snnrltus. Ih . p ' " - E_! ? = "... ' . 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