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"LEADER" REPRESENTATIVE IN t
PIEDMONT SECTION " ~ ^
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The writer in company with-' his *s
wife, Mrs. H. W. B^xymgardnex-, left 11
Colombia Tuesday, June 19th Oh a e
good will tour in interest of The Palmotto
Leader. The first stopping
point wis New;bfrry where Mr. Roland
Pattersoii of the undertaking firm,
Patterson and Pi-alt, made it very
. . pleasant for u& Mr. Patterror i:> uv
genial a host a3 one coul' t. '
~~ ~ find anywhere. lie is'the j.Vrcnnifier.- ,
4 tion of hospitality. , This r- 'a V
- measure account^ t'ox. ?
business he hiu been su.coroful iii
building in Newberry. "We k-.<ined ^
while m" Newberry,"that M.r~Lubrile. 8
. a coioy^ gentleman? Is a member
' _y_, ,.of tha Newbcrry fire depax cment,* and ~
has been for some 24 years. The
Leader ^s considered by Nqwbcrrv
folk as being the leader among Negro *.
journals. ' ' ' ,
? n XT 1 ' Tr- f
. -x^ewoerry-representative, 4>ir. [
> Floyd, promises to' furnislFthe Lead- t
er for most of- "Newberry's popula- v
tion. Dr. Singleton conduits a Lhriv-"",
" mg business.. Mr. T. - A. Williams j(
conducts a first class moi'tuary.
mong Newberry's most urgent needs
is a physician. The death of Dr. Barnahas
Xarroll left her without a ctih ^
~ 'phy""i?n| ? ' '
From Newberry we proceeded thrii a
the country to Union where wq were s
recipients "of th ehospitality of Dr. j,
and Mrs. C. W. Montgomery: Mr. and
Mrs. Freeman and their daughter j y
? Julia; Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas and their
daughters, Russell, Rosalyn and Loit
: ise; Dr.-Dawlpns, Mr, MeKissick and -i
others. .While there it was with pfed. n
sure that a concert given by the Liv- j(
ingstone quartet in interest of
Livingstone was attended atHthe beau. i,
tiful Sinis high school, named oh hon-"
or of Professor A. A. Sims, in appre?
ciation for the unselfish services he y
has rendered the community. After
ihii T*\ ? T*V ....1. !?'?- 1 ? ?i ~ ' -1 I
VI1V \ - \y i rv t. irf i/1 , 1'im iVUlO CMfcWr?HllHi*l
lavishly^ in 1tonc;r' of Jhe visit in ^
... friends. Union M . proud ojf _The Lead"- '?
er and promise-: Iq support ihe plan j
.. of .'expansion trjcoA-Sh our .tide rcp
. rasenrtativp, Mr. Tobill, who ! ...tfylrtg -,1
. a great work. Among Union's nv;. t v
promising busir.o?jov are To be-fc-n ?
a drug store opera-.cd by' a- ;
woman, Dr. Sorter: tv.o i"..e > r'Vf .
dertaking,cstablh.lv rents, c .2 :>or.r,:l.
ed by Abrams mc Moove,. 1/e' oi'nor (
by I. G.-lHeKiSgl'.k rnd So::.?T.u: - vir-v.j
Kissicks have opened a ;;ica hunp.ia'.
an institution that is jieockd in every
communityappreciati:- tii.ir. j
presence. Mr. C^&jyfovd has a first ...
* class grocery stove in Union, and is 1
doing nicely. Union is \v_Lde.awake
with first calss profosional men, the ?
usual quota of churches and business ,
? of every description.
From Union we moved to Spartan- j
burg where we were the guests of
ReV'. and Mrs. J^C. McClellan oLTrin'- .
ity A. M. E? Church. Rev. and Mrs.
McClellan are all that one could pos
sibly expect in the role of host and .hostess
Rev. McClellan has gained, t
the confidence dfrthe people at Spartajcthurg,
and ia^doirljt* tr great work.
* Ho is also the representative of The
Leader ih the "burg" and is in hearty
accord with the program of expan- |
sion. -Among' Spartanburg's first .,
class business enter prises we found a i
beauty parlor operated -by lira. 1*
E. Higgenbotham. Mrs, lliggenboth- .
am is an enthusiastic booster of all
progressive projects, so she subscribed
to The Leader. Attorney A. C. Pratt ,
shbuld be an inspiration totally young ,
man. This young lawyer just six
years out of school is handlingan es_ ,
tate worth millions of.dollars. Hi*
practice is preponderantly among the ;
nrmnsit.A ?*rour>. Tairwer Piatt, lie
lieves in racial uplift. Conditions in ,
Spartanburg are good. Woods fun- eral
home there bids fair to rival sue=- ,
cessfully the best establishments of- .
that kind in the I""/ S. A. V oodward's
undertaking er.tabiisdimcr-'. 'a uo-to ,
? date. Tin "e?frrtr t.ther?rrrrrH-rf-rrrn-worthy:
of note but I mu; t apes!: ot .
them later. : - . .;
We left Spartanburg fox XJrc.ti
where I am wrAUig tta-se ?Ar?
riving here Sathrlay afternoon w
"* huve been doftiieil'-d at t"r borne cf
Rev. and Mrs. A. C, S'.-.l- :; /1 _
popular pastor of Alleft A
surp asa nhh? ps ajhysteg31 s ren".
ly an asset t.o. any community. I
must congratulate my old friend and i
classmate on ha zing made so choice i
a selection. Mr. \V$. A. Fisher, the ,
efficient representative of The Lead- ;
fr in ropnvilla, in nn th* jr.l> m ik_"
ual. He expects to appoint several a.
gents within the next . few days.
Greenville is'an up and coming city. "
Wide awake is a mild term to use re.
grinding Greenville. Among the w, 11
. u known business and professional men i
here arc Drs. E. A E. Hugp-ins flnhp. J
er, Howe, Duckett and Gibbs, the pliar '
macist. L>r. <aibbs is giving to lireen^ i
ytlle a tfuT Th<T mosTH
efficient service. Mr. W- C. Dcmmrns '
nf t.hw Nfttinnai Rpnpflt T.ifo Tns ir. (
ance <^o., is doing1 cme Jf the f^ealesf. j
insurance business for tljjs cAmpany I
that any of the district representa-' J
> * r-.+yVJF '
' ' ' " ' . . -4*
ives are doing. The North Carolina
lutual. is >vell represented ' by Mr.
lurray. There are maqy things I
houhl say ubout Greenville but I
ninrSfstop for wd must be off to And:
tsuie??? . _?
\ ?H. W. BAUMGARDNER.
RIDGE SPRING NFAVS
Mrs." Sallie Watson llalkc of Chav?'tef
N. C.. sTx-iit w.-i-h end-with'
ather aftd Te-atives. Sho looks the
icture of health.
itaXp College, where she will attend
ummui' school. We hope her much
ucccssr *'-- :*? ?* " ?*
We regret very much to report the
ormerlV of tins place but last Octoer
the family moved to Columbia.
Irs? yualtlebauniiVvas the widow., of.
lev. B. J. 'Quattlcbmm who departed
his life March 17, 1028. About tve
rionths. pud nineteen days - between
he death of Rev. Qua-tllebaum and his
rife, Mrs. Ludie Qualtlebaum. The
lolller hild fath(jr let'i to mourn their 1
ass four children, Mrs. Sallie Lou
Juattlcbaum Tate of-New York City;
Iessi-s. Robe'r^, Clarassa Ray and
e'asie Qnattlel^auin of Cnkiii'biu. Mrs."
jnjlig._Lo.ti.Tiate is .spi-jwtmg- n
nth relatives and friends until tuo
ppointcd administratrix business "is
traipht; after.wfilcli- Mrs. 'rate with .
er little sister.. Clarissa Ray and
ret her Jesse W., v, ill Jodve' fur N'ew "
:*ork-wpere Mrs. 'tale's husband reidt'hV
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Jli-'S Jessie Hammond had Air. and
TvsT'Tato for sup; er ^.ytdjrday eveinpv
They sccn.crl to have enjoyed
t very much. We are- cloiny the
est we'know fbr the bereaved J'ami>Vv
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We are plad to see M r>. M.ary -Turk.
on sittupr ;on t.htr, tpm-tr-ohee nin.re, Vc
hope : lie will nlinue to imp rove. '
A surprise party .waV g.ivb:i,in h<>n,f
Mass JilbL-" M..rris on last Man- _
ay' nipht. We"all had a yorpoous
ime. We entertained our selves' by
. 6 / t
anviiur aiid oilier ganie's.
Wo had a woiiderluFB. Y.. P.U: '
neel mrr Sunday.- 'Worns of welcome
.-ere very nktly spoken by Miss Rule
,Kr. Rail'or.l. An-ii aire s by Miss
inie QuatUebauni wi'lr fhewsuhjevt.
Hi.lib!", was vei-y well e:-nd,iiue<i. The
ulMeet, "Are you T'adn.tr Jo tlm B. Y.'
U. Congress?" was opened hyi'ruf.
T7-.W. If ill, foljowed by others apd
losctl by Miss Sal lie Rait'oru.
Tho stork visited Mi*. ami Mrs. ,T.
il.-"iiaivi*mond last Sunday, Juno- 10th;
:nd loft a baby. boy, Mother and lit\v
Marion Kmrono^iviu dairy nivoly.
d tn CoLiinbia to vi'sitisdri ond daupr'Jcr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jar.ios Morritt?
Mr. J. S. Raiforcl motoredto Chan-j
lelle, S.: C.t Sunday, llo- reports- an
njoyable t.rip.
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WAI TS Ts'EWS.
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Tlie farnurs of our community arc I
usy vuKiva.ji:^ uu ir <^o;>u>n ;iim j
cm. *
Mi.-5.ses Margie Cotield and Rosa),
lohnson r.eeent p. r; via ales of the Ab- !
>ev!He. County Training School art. j
cceiydnjf-^conjrratulatl?n*' lYom their '<
honyrifiric>r.ds^ v.-l.o iu.e wh'hi.ig them j
-.m/rnon in wliuh ver cuirci?they mav
ako; .
The Sunday school .of; Shady Grove '
V.-AI. E-.-eluvre> was laiv.ely ata-ml-i-th
a the last .Sabbath. A-firr which a.
Aondcrftil sovrana was. delivered by i
mr beloved pastor, Itcv. \\.. M. White [
o a large assembly. >. . ;
Misses Iih-z WhiirFoft and TTKznbcthl
ITaz/.urd have reAivnod hon.e fropi
school for their vacation to the dc-t
ijU'h.t of their friends.
Ttre third ouar;erly eonia rcnt-c ol .
he \V'ar:roii!ow Circuit will be' h.l-ij
die Mth and loth'of no>.t "nfontlr. *. j
.Miss?Mary-E. White an et!icient~
inirso of the l'alinttto Sanitarium.
state Tarl;, S, also Mi:.3 Lnla Ir-j
;? Ml- i.n/l M.--4 I? T. 'A n.V,T J
' 11)t?daughter of Columbia motored
!.cre on the last Sabhalh and Wotr-'j
itil'jit il v. i li -Ihe <,o:/^iv p;htidn j
Sliftdy Giovo.
Miss Wilholmina .T. Wharton who
resides i.n Slai.cn Island, X-'V., \v.itl j
visit her mother Mrs. E, j. W'l orion {
near future 1'or .an extended I
visit. ; ' ,t ' \v ~
A vast, assembly witnessed the
Children's- dry "Vverrise ut SluulyCJrovo.
Tlic numbers of the program
consisted of recitations, essays, drills
and vocal music. The two numbers
that greatly impressed the audience
were a trio by Messrs. Tommy and
Hooker T. Jackson nnd Mrs. JLAgoL-son.
A Mo a quartette by Messrs..
Arthur fircone, Booker Tr and To.in.
my Jackson and Miss Janie "Bolle
Greene.
tive daughter of Rev. and Mrs, S.
amonpr fhose that Attended the Children'sHay
"rxcrdbe of Shady. fii;ovc.
?Mrs^larthn Hunter and Miss J^osa i
Mae CTofieTd visited in the home'of
Miss. R. C. Jackson recently. They i
are residents of Abbeville. - .
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THE PALMETT
LOCKIIART NEWS. * |
The Republican National Convention,
is over and its record is before
the public. I predicted sometime arr-ft
Mr Tlnnuw VtOlild . ljO tllC
nominee. He was my choke. I did
not want Ma*. Coolidgc to get the
nomination, because I did not believe
he could be re-elected. Of course Mr.
Coolidge has made a great president
and is a great man, but there is a
. ntimcnt in this country ip-niT,g? +1^
third-- term- business that will not
down. I lenow that Mr. Coolidge
finished -the unexpired tenri of PresiIcnLJHEuiwtg,
and has been elected
once, himself, and that is considered,
by .most, .pooi'le,- two lerm4. -.H-ver ?
since George Washington rfcused to
accept thu Uiird term, aer?hftv-hrr
served two, ..there has. been a sentiment
In this country against any
ma?T -who?lino served two- ?terms,
there-fore, 1 don't bcli&vu Mr. Coolidge
could have overcome that sentiment.
Mr. Roosevelt tried this third term
business, and it defeated the Republican;-,
and let in a Democrat. I consider
Mr Roosevelt' wiu jinl as.bUuiig"
as Mr. Coolidge. And as for Mr.
Hoover, his ability was shown as an
administrator during H a World War,
and he further shows his neatness
and that he isNabove racy prejudice by
not jrHriwinjr seyrcyntion ' i nthc -de.
partfnent' which "is- under his care.
Aly humble opinion is that Mr, Hooycy
measures tip to the idyll "stand iet
hy lire Republican i'avty.
Mrs. Clarp. Jeter, after a lingering:
illne'?/.'., died las ?"YY'odjtcsdfty-. and was
buried r.t alt. RoweM Cemetery, $he
was a Ghrlstoan. woman, and leaves
a husband and nine children.to mourn
her less. '*
. Last Sunday was a yreat day at
t. I.ui:e lb-],t:H Clivrth, Buffalo, S.
tV* The .Good Snrnpritim-lodge had
:rrn?timaVaia soiyicje There. Addivg
'eve v.'-cire- m tdo 1 ?y '.Mr.' -llenry
Smith, Mr. J. II. J.aiul and the vvri?'i
in aci'iiMin l;.-r liie inT:ioiu:r' Urnr
ineai'l.e.1 by J!ev. .1." L*. I-hulley,- who,
?>;-oyed hi?n.?;ri;C.? jqua.-l t'.v.the task. Rev.
Bud ley is'well informed and a yond
- pc.idceiv And I must say that he did
not Uiltfc tmr t nf the time to abuse
the juirt that did not belong to the
cluirch..'but look unod time o. tell a
lout the work the society is doing fur
V. OH1 V. ;ir!Hunt- who (liil
r.ot have Poligiohktkat they could not
lie: up in the principles of the .Order
Unl^-s .they were (-'hristir.nj' After
the syrnhn two tcides, were Act and
everybody was fed. Also they had
pU'aly (?f ice water and lemonade to
(pinch the "thirst. Great is St. Luke
church people. *
j-.i- I , Initio' II. rl'-cKwell. Aivi.it'
Lolle lthrckwoM, Bessie Davis and Ml*.
IV C. ..Uenwick. of Union, S. ,C., 'motored
to I u'khart, >'i.nd:.y and spent
the afternoon with Miss Maggie .J.
B .giin who' was glade of their cortipanyv
aitd'.h.pc they^ will cofrVc .hack
i'.'Aiitn lor .the string yuit pulls, the
latch. hangs oil tlie outside "oT the
'(ioo'f. ' 1 '
I.itj 1e Willie -PeatT,"Tiuhye Mao and
Prudence Smith, children of Mi;, and
Mrs. A. Soif:h'..h;ive gone -to Unipn to
spend t.uo. weeks with 'heir grandmot
1 >oi"-, Mrs. Katie Moorhead. Mrs.
Smith seems very lonesome without
t he' ci iiuiH'Ji and says she will be glad
v hen the two weeks are over and they
u dl ru!urri._ *
1 a'm sowing seeds of The Palmetto
I.i ader t'll oVer thi? section, and t
p'/lo reap a great harvest at a later
G>i>.
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'iULSSAlNT l/OVI KTUItE LODGE
1'ROGK ESSES
Greenwood, S. ?Touasaint L'Ovtfrluro
Lodge. No; oGo is progressing
at press nit.- At prfsrnu. the member*
ship drive is on. The committee is be in.ojt.
imt'aif! are bringing in and
_it'ii u'tj' ng. _jiew. members- -vAt ever
bulsnt-svi meat'around 100 members
-are prire.Tt .-nnd Ave are driving-'to ffCt
one'heinlre.l -more lnenibdiV ' DN+rtNt
Deputy R. II. MeGhcc is at present
_ interested- in the forming of o
-.v.v lodge i:i. the Piedmont' section.
No is working hard for the cause of
and 'Households...
'i'oii.isairt i.'Overture I.odge .No.
^UjTL udtk- Xhe 'deputy proxont elected
officers' at the rejourn* ?mceting ojj
hire 1:1th.?-Ttrr-uri' as follows: POr*
tor F'sheiJ, exalted' rule 1-, James Gibson,.
leading knight; Cleveland Cald\vi
P, Jfidin-.r knifrhM- -I)r. C.'Perrin,
K. kjaipht; James" Arnold, "esq., Gus
Walfdrj tylor; O'. 0.'.-Smaller; inner
auard ?: ?7^
De.pdty It. If. IV.teGhee .was ftnanitrrmrdy
elected delegate to represent
Tiuit rainti J/Om-H in L1" Lodge No.
M I. B. P. O. E. oT W., which convLUtiInX'hir
iffoy Aug. 36,
V EASTOVER NEWS
!ttT . lvoherl Myovk nf Irnwi nnrl fnm.
ily v.rro the pleasant visiters of Mys.
erit is the youngest hrohter of Mrs.
Ch.ivis. If(> married twelve years ago
and mm fatlv r of throa.con&eeutive
sots twins. He is a far sijrhfod
younpr pi an and worthy of
his place in the state.
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OLEADER
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DISTRICT MEETING OF. THE K.'
I
OF P. . j . J
The I^ftinirt.nn OnnnH/ I Ji.. trie I
Knight of Pythias held their aimual
mooting ut Bethel A. M. E. Church,
Lexington,-June 20, 1928, beginning
at 8:80 P, :M.
Rev. J. M. Williams, the D. D? G.!
C. of this district left nothing undone
tor make it a success. This wn* n :
joint meeting of the local lodges andcourts
of Calanthe. After some timely
remarks by the District -Deputy
who ucted as master of ccTentonles,
and carried out the following pro.
gram:
Song service Uy-the Chior.
ILrayee?Sr~P;?Ktio n. T> \
Music. '
?Welcome Address by Sir John I'V
Wise. - ; j
- Response by Sir O. A, TSeachum- ' I
Remarks?Sir J. B. Lewie, G. K,
of R. and S.
j.J Remarks?Sir N. J. Frederick, G.
Attorney.
Rr.ni-.,.-rc r ir nr. , 11 < ,,
prcme Representative.
Remarks?Mrs. Marie James, Deputy
of the Court Of Calanthe..
Remarks?Mrs. E. B. Lewie, Assistant
Cirand Register of Deeds. Court
of Cui.'.nthi'. 1 > 13 1
Remarks?Mrs. Elisc Goodwin, sec.
retary of the juvenile department. I
Music.
Address?Col. Julius A. . Brown,
Grand Chancellor.
There were several visitors pi sent;
among them being Prof.. L. A.
Hawkins, Mrs. Thelma Griffin, Mrs.
Evelyn Alien and othe.rs. The church1
was unable to scat the crowd but uH I
i seemed to enjoy the services. After
(the services the-officers, members and]
'friends retired to the nearby church.j
} ytilrd >ir- a- grove, tinder a *lh illiant
( duster of electr.c lights npd bad. a
j feast; consisting of al! the nice thine: ]
] to eat that usually characterizes al
'meeting of that kind.
Lexington Lodge No.*hR"Tvns lio.ti
The reception committee consisted of ]
Rev. J. M. Williams, 1). D. G. C7, Do!! ]
: Corley, CA-O,, -David RawRrK. of It.
and S.
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NEW YORK CITY NEWS
The writer h.^1, the pleasure of!
I mooting quite'a few people -from- Jur
home state, South Carolina, since be-,
I inir in I'ilv IVn it,,-.
one of our young1 matrons, Kti:s. Mable
Kelly Tracy, originally of Bowman.
S. C., but now living here in New Ybvk_
City. Mrs. Tracy crime to New* York |
City a Miss Kelly, now she is Mrs.
Tracy. Mr. Tracy bails from Flora) t
There at-that home we met Mrs- I-iila
Kelly of Bowman, S. C.^Mrs. Minnie
Smith of Bowman, S. C. ami finite a
few others.
The: writer was highly entertained
at the home of Mrs. Etta Kline .Brown.
Mrs. Brmyp HaMs-from Beaufort. Son'n."
' years _ ago sWt' moved?ttp- here.: Shr-:
J ha! lived here since she was a kkI,
i Mrs. Brown really .knows how t.? iaal:e
j it pleasant for you. i
We had the pleasure) of attending
the New Enkland?Baptist Missionary
C(invention "Combined - with the Woman's
Auxiliary Sunday School and
B. Y .P. U. Convention. It tvjfs held
""in Abyssinia Uaptist Church. A\'e :
l.'tHth St.. The wonderful Miss Nanhi6
'Burroughs was tt^_havO been ono<
of the chief speakers, but owiwgMv her
very sudden illness, she was not permitted
tcrcoraefc Rev. .T. E. Kirklanrl,
pastor of the. Union Baptist Church.
Philadelphia,. PaJt?tQiik-her placo-*m?dkl
credit to the occasion.
LONE STAR-NEWS '
\
Tin last Sunday, 'June lOlh, ourSunday
School at IJaynes Chapel was
opened at 9:30 A.. M. by the superintendent;
Mrfh?Robs Brown. The
1 .teachers, am}. officers^.were all -rrtTthoir
respective posts of duty. Our Sunday
School is mpvinjr*on nicely. Roy.
Peterson of Orangeburg prog^ied an
able sermon at 11:30. AIT who heard
iuic Bi'imun was mucn revived oy tne
| thrilling a pe al hcTrnade. The church
| \vas crowded to witness our Child,
.-ren'^ Ttey exerrrst**,- which were very
| good and showed that ^frs. Rosa
?Browrrns "prepared to holtl The posRtion
which she now holds. All who
heard the program were very lYiuch
. pleased With name.
RUFFLN NEWS
On last Sunday morning quite an
interesting Children's f)ay program
" was rendered at Lykes-Savanriah M.
E. Church.
n D Lf^OU ? .
i/, itt iuu i ucif wne, <i4tu^nx, rin-law
and three feons, Booker T., Eu.
gene P.. and /\Vt.hnr worf?among
thoso~who attended the Children's
Eay_ program aLSykcs-iSawariah- M.
- E. Church.
Eugene I). McTecr, one of the recent
graduates of CLaflin .College, is
leaving this week for Brooklyn, N,
Y. He gave us a very fine address.
Booker T. McTeer played two beautiful
solos on his violin. ?
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DUE WEST NEWS.
~ Excellent service.; we A: held in the
ihurclies:'of .T'ue West en last -Sab- J
Uhh. The licv. iV. J. Gore tinilloul'
an appreciative .ittisieace tv.o:ning .ind
i. veiling jvfth 4nr?>,rifl? gj-pei 111,3sages,
The Sunday school uncier the
.superinten.itncy el Mis. Julialvobelt?: i
son, and the A. C, E. League under
the leadership of Mr. Benjamin l'\ '
_;.ieh:i.vjri are niov,rig-rued.,- and prosI'v.u^'L
... V. ^
. iTTie Key..J. II. T'oatlcy in his chal'- "
-Ht-te.ristic" hVnn; icr dciiUiivd Liuiely and
inspiring"' discourses to the members '
of Alt. Zloil* I 'rcs!>yhi fi:.ii Vli.1 iv'n
' In- the absence of the Levy It, Y?
linltins,. tho-lfov'. Ki 1'. Alexander*. J
principal of the LniwrTrflLh-neho'ol .m if.
Lou,.: conducted the services at St. ?
Mary Baptist, church. In the after- <
-rn-on the chihiien's day sei'Vit'O u,as ~
beautil ally iciuLied by the . young
people of th*: Sunday school.
I Mr. J. Mc Chiits, exetutivii se'ereuiry
of the t'oloicd Men's depaminent
is spending a lew days as the. guest <
of his mother,-Misi Lottie CltjfuS; IJtJj?
worshipped at Mty "Lebanon on last r
SaUfnPtii and made Jinsph i:ig ft marks, k
At?t ho lrTTTTJe '"r.ft ' oil :j?;iv -iiu?Ar 1-1
mi.l ' ? 11, I. ' i '..fu. unit.., "
| the Young Ladies of Mc. -Lebanon Av
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" -1, Saturday, June 30, 1928
GKAMTEVILLE NEWS
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"A series _of revival services will be.
ill .' ? <! :v, June 18th at- Bethlehem
k'ntisi Church with Rev. R. J. Dinof
cnvanrr.h,. (laj, in charge and.
lev. H. .1. Daniels. conducting the* ' ' *
ousic for the services.
Miss Born ice Jdnes, 1408 .Edgefield
\ venue, Aiken S. C., was the guests
't'^ri-s. Al/ My Miller,- Saturday.
Mr.C.. IT. Mason'left Saturday, for \'ew
York City to spend the jsummer
villi faionds. . :
Frieudsof .\?v9r-Anie M. Bass will
egret to know that she is on the
iok li.st,.? -?.? .?;?~?'
.The ;Sui;hqanv Band will meet Wed:y
bi .next wce'k. Mothers are
nunc of. Mrs; M\ M, Miller at 4:00 '
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ESTATE NOTICE.
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/Ml persons having*claims .against
i.r i ;' i i' um Unhurt Dunning, tic- " ,
whsed, are hereby notified to file.the
ra.iue," duly verified, with the under.
.ilriini) : .1.1 ilf-o.v
"" *'' m? * ,-'_m iiT".n i uuv?/vyu u\/ oajii
?tate..\vill- please make payment like-*' *.
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(\;re Rev. J.- II. Johnson, lUlil 1-2 .
I; t< a'.S. rci.'t, Columhia, S. C. >
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;rvr< MMi:u school
" Continued from 1
\ 1- 1 ye^vyi has grown by leaps
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' in niT-TTTtictit, both physically
v?la. With the appoint- 1
: lfov.'uvd D. Gregg, a.
gr Rig the piist two
. ' I--?-r-TTi- .'I-;. 11 if. bit;v eonic a nefw .
' : pg in all. courses for
~ " : college degrees, or dl- f
I ami High School. ' .
' . V,"v,. . i.-i nii^iUYAraiUlllr UVt'l |
"~V i 'J y?jirl:ini? siniply to renew <
.?<.An able .faculty has
?"h i lej by the- president tUTcarrv - ^
jut a|l there improvements.
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.'<i .-v."! etary. of the American Hu- ?
la!.: cation Society, of Columbia,
o!leers. * ' *> . .
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f , v.r.f1: .the instructors here at the
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:wi St.. who are givin^Jicr a splen- j
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L L -ichor, is one of Prof. R V
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