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MEWS OF VANCE.
" Sunday, Rev. 1. J. I'rUitt, pastor
of Live Oak A. M. 10. church preached
a soul stirring sermon to a large body
of people. Truly lie is"a God sent
li'a." ?Sunday?Sihmd?nc
growing more under the leadership
? of Rev. Fruitt and -Rev. A. Isaacs.
-W e KSVtl twi^greut pastors at. Live
, Oak. Rev. Isaacs is a master in the
V _ Sunday . School. . ' '
-A.Tl-ulimih - paicT a short
way home from Orangeburg, where
he splint five weeks at summer school.
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.Mrs. llattie Johnson and Mrs.Ro^a
"Farker visited Kev. 1?. F. Mildpbrahd'
t a inly enjoyed being; su his church;
Kev. Morris (n'ojiched a wonderful
sermon Sunday evening for the V. M.
C. A. and V. \\'. A., nnnua^l Uiankr
giving meeting held at Live fhjk A.
M F. ehoreh. "
? The ft'llou nig l'ilid '.*0e in the InT
surance' rally: Walter Wright, Johny.
\V right, John Brunsum,"Richard Rate-,
in. \ an ytMivfcr, Jlfnniie Jenkins, i'aul
Tilly,'Sam Summers, \V. M. (iary and
Fsther White, l.mi.se
\\ hite, FUie Joseph, Kii/.a Iloac'h,
^ - ^?I .iiuisy-.- 'Uton>P^"'r>r?-?bnrrrxj~~.Tamisim,
. Oiarlotte Ua.uin, Martha Wright,
' ( i'iilir.- il,i'T)L'ili"?, Ihiisy' JnnvMoii.'. V iirr
. .txtiuu Jamison. F?hut 'l-ifly. Annie Oli'
\t?v.? OLiie Wright. ^
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NEWS OF GRAN1TEV1LLE.
A very enjoyable day was spent
Sunday (it the Alt. Zton. A. M. K.
ehureh where the Sunday school conference
convened. In the hldl'llllij; ,
session me Mtnday School was nicely'
taliprht by Mr. Geo. Hammond and |
Miss Ruth Williams; and reviewed by
Mr. (1. M. JelTel'Spn. After Sunday
school there was a Croat discussion:
"Tell whethe-r SntamTs a spirit 'ory
a person." It was ope-ned by Revs. [
\\ . MrMoseiu'y tjtevenson A. F.I"
B. . Horry-and others;
' The discussion fgr the afternoon
se-slon: "Are mothers responsbile for
the religious development of 'Their
-children?" This wits opened^by Mesdames
S I.. 1). MYtselev. Mattio R.
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I'air, Jeanettv Bland and followed l>y
other,s.
In the evening session there was. a
)>a'?y contesN The. following babies
vvotv orif.e"! France* CvlHln. Kadi; I.rc~
Melius aiid t.uln (?raTitT~
"Rvv. A. F. B. Horry gave'an interesting
speeeh Introducting Dr. Ma-,
mie Johnson of Aiken and her friend i
Miss Butler of\ .Columbia.
vere vote nvoinl to
a large nunilier of visitors from Ai- j
ken to attend the eonferenee, and .we 1
ghauk- them vi^v: jimeh for?their- a t tendance.
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. ^U"o lire very pi ond to have the fid---1
owing rming ladies home from sum.
:nei'? s> hool: Misses Catherine Fair/
' I shy Joties,- Cehllus I'ajmore, Gladys
G.inyaril and Gwendolyn Fells.
Mrs MnrfilV. l'var.s and Miss Cis.v
I y.'ones left for New York today. >
? -Wo .> lad .o'iiave the charming'.
\ i-i'or Mr-. .Zenlier Young of Newj
V .vli- in "ur hotiie town.
The" entity eomhuinity ^wishes to!
< tend to Tlev., .1., UA* Stev.eris'oii .then"!
.dee e-t' sympathy in fhe death of
li: 1 -gloved sister. v i
Tin S.' S.. < ' .li iVreiioe whieh con.
v','"r(l a' Aft. 7ir.il Sunday last was'
- -into a success and largely* attended
. 11 r I h. A. Jones is the kw.ide_.awaked.
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?L.1_A til Ly ur|1?' III*" I ><liy I AWII- j
:ils|) ended Sunday aftetnoori it ;
V .-i- )! ' I) 111 ]' ?' ? SH"o"SS .
Tlu? Missionary Society was enter;a:n<
d by M is. 'Savannah (Jinyard on
Thursday cvcwUip.
t I.KVKI. \\l>. OHIO NKNVS
A very 'pleasant Surprise jfarty"
was nix-on at- the home of Mr. .1. It
eveninjf in lienor ?iO??(?nwn'*
. liaiiehler ' Hessie's birthday. It was
a surprise indeed wliyh 'a number
of friends e.uu'o ill- with loads .uf
beauttftrh yrrftsr and " refreshments.
I he "Misses Oreen ware almost dumb
founded when everyone canie .and ec?ie
ratulat pd Miss RessTe Cireen Tift
successfully. keeping her birth a. secret.
After se.veral intm^^mg games
of various kinds Weref played ami
Mi.-'s Bessie played seVeral beautiful
s'.eectionson the piano, Misses Louise
1UCKS <111(1 .MHO .MyriKflHj KCCIl assist-j
ed by Masters John Allen McMoni
:inf}?.la'iiH't?t!i ci ,11?ajoi'Vt'd (lelicioti:
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salad course and delicious fruit punch
! hen a V^ry . tooths<)iUe*>\viie.l course I
followed.- .. j
Miss Green received many hyauti-;
J ul'.jiifts which showed the'Saved j
nis.position and popularity of Cleve ;
.and s sweetheart".
s. .I.io-ph?Miili-r ami Cni'in1""
Arthur spared 110 pains in niakiny t lie i
otrasioii ah enjoyidtle one. y. !
nny co; ; . 1;
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Newberry News
The Sunday school convention o
Novvberry district has closed one o
ho I'linvuntmnr 1 hot km hnoi
put over in a number of years. Ever;
body was very highly entertained b;
the good people of Prosperity. Ther
will he one of the host and larges
barbecues given/ on the grounds o
Klisha school Saturday. August 11
by the trustees of said schooL-Cum
and have a good' time. -There wil
be three games of base-ball at 11:30
12:30 and 4:30. ' 1
We are glad "to know that Mr. Rob
ert Robinson is' improving nicely
We hope "him a speedy recovery. .
Miss Elizabeth Harris , is spendinj
a few day's with her mother Mrs. De
Ira livrris on Snowden street, ?h<
i? e trained ntirse- at Wavorley ho?
1'ital. . , . " - .
^fanv j^jnUu-'ri-yians -went down-Ti
yisit the capital city on last Mon
Jay.- Three , coaches were filled ti
their capacities.
, TTie friends of Rev. S. E. Martii
will he clad ty know that he is ini
I i "i i111 nil eh .*'
Mr. (ivaee Floyd is spending a fov
weeks in the. country with his aides
[iaiichler at the- old Tioine lilace:
Mr. CI. W. Davis is still on the siel
ItsE . ..
Rev; H. Jpntiincs and family ati
visiiiiiK his mother-in-law MVs. 31
Rohiiisdn in Helena.
There were a grout ninny Xewher
r.vinns attended the (Hand Ledge ii
Florence last. week. They were al
'"hid In he.n?nf?tin-' olcrt'lun Of. Thi
'i'rand Chituellor and Grand Vice
Chancellor, thei? own home niah. Si
!' F- Floyd, who stands very higl
non'cr'his people hoth' white and col
ored. - ' . - ; .
Col. Win; .Day.is anil wife niotorei
? ?< harlotto. "5s. ?Sunday to?sts
Jlyif s"l''. Who is ' tjiek. They wil
he there for a few days.
?Mrs. Ellen Davis Carroll has; re
turned from summer sehool at A" Ji
f. College, (Iroensorhoro. X. C.
* Mi.-. Aildif PiU Is' (,ray ot "lletroit
Mi<b.. is still visitinjr her parents
:hi' no doubt will be here throned
-he month of Auiiust. __ *
?Ih\ J. 1\. Heard,- Mrs. and Mis!
'.liven. Miss Mamie White and Miss
\zalee-White from Abbeville stoppot
j_L_Mrs. S. B. Petrin Tuesday on theii
way from Columbia'and took supper
' hoy enjoyed their- stay with Mrs
Herri u.
A ri.u'ht, Mrs. Rebecea Johnson ant
Mrs. 1'orke from Abbeville stoppei
itt Mrs. S. H. Benin Friday for din.
m-r. They reported spending: a pleat;I'Vt
afternoon. They, were on thoii
jiy Julius lTom the Grand l,odui'.'~
Aiken JNews
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Miss Frankio Xtrothcr Brown, o
Jamaica, I,. l,,.N. V., is visitinjr hoi
mother, Mrs, Ownly S. l.pnf*. Misi
llru'wn?is till1 |lie!tli'e of lu-alth.
Rev. A. W. IIiH -pastor of Friend
-hip lhrptist church took quite siel
'iiM Saturday and was .not ableH
ill his pulpit" on -Sunday; but at thi
writing he is. iinprovirrjcf"TuceTyT* Hi
vas fortunate in securing. the ser
vices of Revs. T. P. Hammond am
I'- W. y ni rninj"' in
night. *
Messrs. Win. Conklin,J lorry, ,Smitl
and Snioot of fumherhfcd .ehurt'h at
ondod ,the Allen League Conventioi
it Camp (iround last week and play
od their parts, well op (he progran
t was a tine con volition.
Mrs. Watson, of Savannah, (Ja., rc
turned home this week after spend
n?r several very pleasant weeks a
the ^iiest of Mr. and Mrs. MePhei
om.T'or. Rit'Klnad Ave. and Kershin
St. She is matron; of the Ma!he
school of Beaufort. "
Willie Wessols, Jr'.r was. buried o
Saturday last from Friendship Hay
nsi cniirrn.?the pur. toe wiih aid
ho Hov. E. .1. Daniels of (Jranitr
vi'le funerafTzed the body.
^ADv-nnd rll|'-*'. Ellison WaFfum ah
brother of St. Paul arrived-in the cit
last Saturday to visit Mr. and Mrs
S. I). Smith, the parents of-Mrs. Elli
son. Mr. Ellison and brother return
ed on Sunday. Mrs. Ellison look
well.
?Quite a number of Alkehitos wen
to (jraniteville Sunday afternoon t
attend the Sunday school conferenc
which is inter-denominatiorval. Mr. 1
fAT Jones, prdsidenl. Quite an inter
csling program -was carried out. Th
conference' was hold in Mt. Zion A
.M. E, church. tin Itr.'i. .T, ft." Steven
son pastor. The officers and member
headed, by Mr. A. L. Spann, furnish
" M,r. Ilwrds i arroll is still doing bus
incss on Cor. Hichland A VP., and Ur
ion St. It would he well to patroniz
him, . . The
reporter is in reeerptof a let
ter from Mrs, Mamie Briggs of Ai
ken but now spending the, siiminf
in. the North, asking that the Lende
be sent her each week. This will b
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CHITON NEWS. ?' , ,-|<"H
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lhe members- o) tlie C Ulendar Club X
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f enjoyed a pleasant evening afr the res
? iiknee of MYs. Laura W. Cooper; on {
? Niiri It A ii11111 i I I'l'i-tr AttcttUC :TIITTiT
v ness of the. Club had been transacted X
.. a delicious salad course Was served. $
e Miss Thelnia Loraine Wright- who '|*
j. has been spending $ome .trine in
? Brooklyn. N. v., is hotne to the do- X
light of parents and friends.'. 1$
e -Miss Ruth White from Abbeville
1 spent last week as the guest of Miss
i( Dorothy Lomax. On Friday evening !j>
Misses Wiliite anil Loinax aceoinpan- X
_ ied by Mr. Franklin motored to I.aureus.
There they were the dinner }
guests of Miss Mary Bailey. ~ i y "
, Mr. David Demly accompanied by X
_ mother, .sister Maryland cousjn Miss |t* '
p M at fie O., Duckctt of- Laurens left
_ early Monday morning- for Indiana
and other points.^ ^
spent- Sunday in W are Shoals, as the y
jj jgue.-ls- of'Mr. Shuler. .?
Rev. and Mrs. F. It lie spent a X.
u ,!! ? ?#}# t?i iasi weea in ?.uiugn-wun ,t,
'relatives. > ;
" Mik. I'. S. jiu'c sj cut a while1 here >
v with relatives. , w *?.
j j . Miss I'earl Bailey. is- home from ):)
Tie Vol t, spending a few. weeks with *
^"her father. . ! . '
- Llml. JLiai|y..?Yucat ion 4iible?selio-d e.
L. opened this mo;nng w ith large at- .
tendiihve. The iirstruetovs are Mrs..':)
it. Alexander, Misses I^bmax and
Dotrufh, ' - '?!*'
,1 Therewill he a play given in. the
j North ik'll street 11 igh...seiio.nl. I'hurs- ?
~ iay .mwpiees ul' llie
) i'tilpit" Aid Clulrj?frii.e:-t?d hy Mrs. >'
,. rerlhe* .1. Ferguson. The Vlay is X
:bntit-l.ed ;"Ohl F.a^h'nn~MT>t.hiM'.M ' ??1
iN.Mi:.MOKl.\M -fr
j | In hiving.memory of <ur dear wife ! '
I Hid lUi'lliei,...\\hn (It-par!e 1 iliis life, jl;?
I .one year ago. the i>th day of,,August. V .
. 'M*RS. IT' I/A I.. VAXt'K
_ Why from ais our love s+n-es-heTTtake ?~!j.
^ And leave our hearts to grieve in pain ' ;*!
j lie takes .them away for his own sake
~ If ii"i lie WoMld. have died m vain. ..!
Fr in, us they go to take their rest. '.r5Ji
i ' And leave us ^ere t.i> mourn our loss : J
j I lie mighty God who loves, the,m best
< 'f not he would not have paid MiO Vdst-j 3
s 1 ho' time roll on the more we miss you ' 'ffl
1 And yet it seems but yesterday,
I' In -heaven the angels waited to gret ' id
-. yyiii 4 * j In
The liioment ymt-passcrl away-. * ? deep
on dear mother -the (hiy will j,[|3
eonie, A. 1 IS
| I'he trumpet then aloud will Sound,! Rj
\nd call 11 s to. our eternal homes'. ! i3
--A*u4 ( firry tnr then- u> wear a crown.
HKV:'l.. F. VANCK; Husband, . | {g
1 Children: Mr. 1'if enn L. Vnni-n-wT
ToTrn W7 Vance-, Mrs. Daisy V.Miller, j l3
Andrew I., Vance, Honrv L. Vance i!al
Ki ncst A. Vance, Frank L. Vance, j'Llfij
Annie K. Folks, I.aura N. \*ancc. Km- ?? ?
ory W. Vipicr, Ulysses S. Vance, Vir- ( '
f Lemon: i <
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^ tone witli pleasure. When at home !
a winter, .u.rs. liriggs. teaches in the ?
. iraded school at lyrarnteviHe. We ' V
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4 wish her a'pleasant stay in the -moun-! <*
. tains. . . 1 r!
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j. "Rev. J. W. Simpk'nts, of Richland ; Si _
y Avetrue is sick in the Lincoln hospital.'V
Now. .York. lie has undetgone an ??
ft!' I <*r
I opcratron, btitwc.are pleased to re- ' <>
I i port that he i.' dniii.u cu'tt.?Jle i- i.lll' V?
of the oldest and m?st hijrhly respect,
I ed citizens of Aiken. He is indeed a O
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_ | tine man, and a special friend of ypltr|<t
(1 correspondent. "We wish" for hiinj1";
complete reco'very. apd an early return **^5
^ I,home. j MH
We are in possession of the most |~
,- gratifying information that Master J
1.1 Mason Johnson, younger son of the} |s
late Dr.-U. ('. Johnson, and a recent I
..1 graduate of Sc^hotiehl Institute, this H
y'eity, has been accepted iupon his ere- [1
r:. dcivtials as a student of the Univer-jJ.
fsity of Pittsburg, and has l>een as- I
|, I vi)r>v.,l ?,.-> tlin' ffvntlyninn fl'ioi This f
n spea{?s well for. Schotield and we con- I
gratulate Mr. Johnson.
..?-Tho.-Aiken delegation?to--the 1 'y - 11 *?
, I Uiian Xirand Lodge convention in Floe I
ence returned safely last week." They
jj--rtTTort?a~?qdondid convention but deep 5==
v l.v regret the (le?th and injury "of 'JEJi
^ members cvf the CniXuran Hank by g"
j_ lightning. Mr. Win. MeCJhee of Ai-'j 3
u ken is Brigadier Cicneral. | S
s A very unique carnival was given g
by the I.adies* Aid of Woduy M. K..j g|rhiUTll,
Mrs. Fvi I). ISm11 h, president 5
a <>n J.uly_l!MC on Kershaw street. A-' g
bout forty little children marched to 3
) the goru'nds from the church making. |n
_ a Seautlful spectacle. Several prizes: g
e were offered and won, viae: the liest S
ki dressed doll etwria&o, by the daughter . g _
~ 'if M.l'jt. A. K. iMeiihee; the best dress-g
q ed baby carriage hv Mrk. .Citlli'hnn: i nl
It-he best dressed doll, the noiscst ha- m
I by, by Mrs" Mabel .Toter'g baby; the SI
baby, by Mrs. I. 3. .Tuhnkon'ss' g
>_ baby; and the best- dressed wapron, j |C=f
P by Mrs. H. flafroll' daughter. . S
This was Mrs. Smith's birthday, jQj
_ and the cake, furnished -by Mrs. C. 131
i_ 0. Johnson contained a card which J31
r went to one of the lucky .ladies when , ml
if the rake was rut. It was indeed an |Ej|
o afternoon of pleasure and profit. i on
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