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K -T r~ E& : !> ? ? , PAGE FOUR . . f gttjp Jpalmi w; i ViiTity^ Business and I Entered at the Post Office at Colun ?- -t-Aut of Congrats. -?;~;? ; x :-> : : - . SL'BSl One Year ____?. ?$2. ^Six Months 1. FOREIGN ADY W. B. ZIPF CO., 608 S Official Advertisements at the raie |The Leader "will publish brief a? interest when they are acco the authorg and are nqt o?munications will not be not returned. ' REM rHw^lrB, nmftn.nnd PuataroT fewc to the order ot . . \y - . - . : N. J. FREDERICK ?, . ? ? i. B. LEW'lE ? w. PRANK. WILLIiViUti , HENRY D. PEAHSON ?_v_ _ GEO. H. HAMPTON Communications intended tor ih should reach the editorial d<> k ot i toy of eaeh week. City news, local day night. Columbia, a. c., iv . '** 1)11. W. II. The Leader feels t'Tial-"i?C vvt _ ' of a sacred dut-Y, did it nut m : ' veyHand, I'm- toir yuan-, Slip ::??schools. Dunjig^M?r-nTrnn7,ii . "greatly benefittette 1 h ibat !> ing ol' youth hat e been increii ? has been demanded of i!r> during the impressionable' Vt faithfulness in the peiT'ermaii Tl^ T nn.lA.. I* I - . I . . . _ . , .i inc ht..; ( ;iai tv-C'X ' ot Columbia's colored citizens V ' ... THE AFRO'S 1KJ Carl Murphy, president ot' '1 ly indignant.recently ^whvJn h Committee ot' the Hoover Cai Mr. Murphy claims that i'lis authorization, but despite the paper is not for Iloovfcr. and d< campaign." Mr. Murpiiy con independent weekly. It . hits it come out for Smith." We 1 ' that determination, to do (;nt ?7? psoitioi# Mr. MurpliV si;.i. s inees must show that lie is dt citizens and piiist at tint same - - cotirage will not fail him in tl - oyftithis determmat ion. It is with nrllioiMiiir C.i -> .W ! '<1J i V n,.r. " ..with iis,|jus.t as wr- should -Ink oilts ai1 I(, t h<K^ such stalwart* -as--T!rt}V^T*w ally will fall iulo'thp hands of which shall jxfake us Tree moi \ ' ' . a r..\i: It is with a deal of joy. t'ha ~ rialisf ic.~ ticllt TlTG~Arttnola \yW The initial-issue of this pubii 3rd. It, is edited l>y \V. A. S Messrs. L. 1). Blanion; \V. F.. ?erts, L.|A. TScoft aiul-tA- A. - ? mendable. lH~&srd*^ik-aii-on i "The publishers of The At la; Southern Negro new-paper pi read by fSoutheiH*- Xog-roes",? need that The Atlanta World public for it's ^approval or disa L form, its approval. Then: is. tions. Negro newspaper .mar the realization that cooperatio tition. This is evidenced byM gro Pr<W, of which The At la mi ~ * . * 7?4 --- i ne Atlanta World, and may I stantly striving to attain'tho:, herself. ?~ ; NO FRAN I) i Since Attorney Frederick i it will not be mfkA>]-place, 1 ai prally writes-to.TOntain. some latest achievement, viz: the :: ing the pardon which i.c Mr. King, Florence County ki Frederick: "Lawyer Fredcricl class manner in which Ije l.arto the"legal profession and to worthy to be held up before < There is nothing of the sycopl him, i The Lowman and Fioss that when you are right you r lish the rectitude of your claim which that fact was shown. Hta Waiter | EEKLY lUitt. -g,. C. J Editorial Phone 1523 ibia,< S. C., as Second class, matter by an | JIUPTIONS " ... 1)0- Three Months $ .76 25 Single.Copy ? -- .06 EUTISINU AGENCY >. Dearborn St., Chicago, III. allowed by law. . id rational letters on subjects of general mpanied by the names and addresses of a defamatory nature. Anonymous com?vinnc/?mnta will nftt. ll@ ,ivcu* uvjtA aiu?uwcv? " "** ~ '- {, .-^. -'. .. ... " .- i. lllANCKS - ?. -- "Mnnry Order" shbnld be maae payable tl.e raunoiui LftUdl'r ? =*==== 3 3 Editor Fraternal Correspondence __ Correspondence 3~^~TT~TT77~7seTrrr:uiiu!1 ilanasrer .. currtnc'lsiiue must be very briefiTwrf i'hc Palmetto Leader not. later than Tucs- , is, personals and social news, by Wednestmi*. i !. ntt. nmmwa*mKwAma* ITl'KDA V, jS, 19*8 IIAND VASSES. ' T )uld be derelict in the -performance >te the passing of Dr. William llarer-ntendont of?f-oltt-m+mi a pui^fe^ ne?-+ke- colered^jdztneens have beeniSStJtttDis . \$4i; c> ^1 i* fb eTraln? t^tal. iuui a higher rate of efficiency n.:T'i>; haw-h, ('p- with their'training ars.--Dr. Hand was- a believer in ei'-of -'duty. ' . ,'. ' . ' ' [>r.fsjea'tho >;enl 'mdnt of - Hioitsands"[ in paying ti.ys tribute of, respect1.'. ?O -d- 'V-V' :.i i IC AL ATTlTi:!>E.-4 lie Afro- American* grew rightoousis name appearedon the Publicity npaij.ru Connnittoe's weekly release, name was"u-cm!: '"liot only without positive declaration that his news^ esirds no otlicial cdnnoetidn with his turned: "Tiia A fro-American is an im>t announced for Hoover nor has like that spir.il of in'tU' pe ndeme,,"and i's own' t hinking evidenced'l>v_ this thaheui:er of tlie Presidential jjonp dt rniinetl t o Le t ho JYe>jdont of all r?rrii]-_ i j !/."< df.clth>jed_ time give a tuple assurance thai his ie event-of, his elevation in carrying fvgh time i lad .we should have floive faith simplyAaAnuSe-jt js traditional .> .Mur.e- r.i ?t^m oi tier 1 hah "lhV.JOT-" :g AletkoihYlie. in religion. Colored 'njf to'son 1ho lierht. awl led on by Vtnerican No'?to ljtwvspapcTs1' purerfearless exponents of :pnii.!lcal truth' tally, sj ii l! ua'ly and physically. . . _o_ _?. . ; : . ; ( V IS ? I 'The lander welcomes to the jour-" id ''-t-s-i-Yivos <111;a,l., 1. av ,\'C \v eoid\ . cation Was re leased Friday August ypit?3r., who has as pis associates Yv iiliains.-T.J. Flanagan, Eric Robi Ot t. It:' reason -for is; com - ' *4?^ in* ;i 11>. 11?(?t HO^'U wards; it a Wi l id have Tell the need of a b.hVhcd by h*uifhorn Negroes to la; It/is in a sincere elVorf to till that is being presented to the Southern approval." These motives are laud hat the |)liT?th:_to which .this journal hrufunn> express m-ft-vory tangible. plenty room for .First class publicai are more and more ayyakcnihg . to n is more' to be desired Ihjjn cornpe m; i wi iraiion oi .inoj AssociaTt'd Nen?a World is a mi mlicr. Long live ut record cvit .''bow that she is coii e hitflrideals which she'has set for - I. ?O?^ ? N HLSS 1 * A UU O \ .s. taking a .wGll deserved vacation, n sure, for the space \Chere he K^nfew words of commendation, for his tinner of tlie Governor's act, revoktwyer, paid this tribute to Lawyer c is to be commended for the hijrh , nnnrtnptnr} rttKOl He is a Cl'udjt1 nis race..' Frederick is an example? >Ur youth as a champion of justice, uiht or cringing obscurantist about ; . cases proven beyond peradventure nay dare to the bitter end to estab. Frederick is the medium through > ' ii ? '*- i j t v.- J ?" ' . , THE PALMETT ummuu j. Pointed Points I g By George A. Singleton .a W.O.O CokCs v.v The Weekly Text: "In the world ye shall have tribulation, b'i> -be of gpod cheer) I have overcome. the World." . .'' - ..* "I HA VIC OVERCOME." * Glorious note of. triumph! No won(k.i some peoplei have called the GalWlc;vn Laborer a -pa-ransiac. In the face* of-death hp has the temerity to cheer his comrades on and say to them:?=4?have?overcome.",?He had -trt-memlullfc f ait * ? lomrnlf ;tml ;iIviding trust in the Father, Bach of this' assertion lay distrust and .suspicion in his home town of t iiiwvnimm: im own mmiiy, hfucners,'aunts and cousins took him lightly, "lie came unto his own, and his own received him not." His disciples and friends wVT-^so disappointed tltat thi'.v tutrrrd?awny from hi ok He even said; "Win ye also go away V" 1'he populace wanted one day to lpake liim a "King, the next day they wanted to stone him. One day the erowd iTi* jiroil to fvow i) him, the next day they wanted to cr.ueify him. Finally tlie man who handled the finance betrayed liim, amr'tlic torcmost?drniet? hi-m, cursing: and swearing, .Jtn^rtbe ?kt of- tttL this .Tesns s:iv(l "I hjiyo iM'rcoino." ; livery man who leads the people inns'* travel the samo road. Jealousy, envy, hatred, chicanery must be faced. V\ ho could read the letter by' Rafe .'dyersTliTiM" not' "detect. 4i" note"or"sof: ciw tn .his very soul ? Be "her lawyer, !ia 11 ker, preacher, teacher or ' social leader, the. experience is the same; t'ali the rotl of history. Let thejyaiers" pass in review. Moses, Jeremiah. George Washington, Lincoln, Douglass, Payne and DuBois. Their lives constitute the history of misun cit rsiamnnvr and criticism, but the5' r-?" ,-JW overcame. "In the midst 'of -faults, and failures," in the midst of tribulation he sustained with the optimism of Jesus. "1 have, overcome." "This' world is tine great- battlefield \\ itii fsirce^ all arrayed if in rt'iy heart I do hot yield, I'll 'overcome some day."' ? 1 lo.itrlass MeDuilie is de;uL lie died a shameful death, drunken, doped', ?-ti'rsing. swearing. Are you not won ( .'o ! of jwh.oni .lie preached in revivals? Some of you' have already damned MeDullie. but when the day of reckoning comes, he-may be in and -rrrr?mm?Yrm?a-re??ttiod.?This v.cpld be an awful world if you were You forget the score's of young liion . id-women .whose fares have been tinned -t'hristward by McDiillic, the .irony V\vhuse personal relationship to .ksiis has i>een strengthened and dVt^tTBed-. McDulIie i.s gone, you art here.. Dr. E. Philip KUiSj the rider of the Old (Jray-''- sent this writer?a .copy ii- his Sunday school convention pmThe range ol' 'subjects' i$? uti'-r-'irv.l :utrl i'<Lj?it'sfnt.< a diii'i'i unl ap. pl oach. i\frfc. Kills is going to discuss live kind ol' literature young people m ght to read. That is a subject in which teachers ought he interested, Km 'link'- furnishes ideals arid ends, nd some hi the'light trash that Hows from our national prcs'S M~ responsible fur the low tone oC-Ohbrals. It i s he tier 4v>--r??H?~tr good hook that ime has/tested than a hundred "Brills burned awpy." According to the program cafdplaying'and dancing will come up for i found discussion. Should dancing he eliminated from the Discipline? It would he entirely appropriate tc nclude smoking and whiskey drinkin ir. This rh/>n nf 1 1 _ jv/uio nc?r? uct'II charged with failure to connect mora] youj religion .,4s all feeling, emotionalism and fbeial enjoyment. They say that you ' define, a christian, as one T\ho "confesses" Jesus, "attends the means of grace, does not play cards r dance. But- what's Christianity? > In the home?it is kindness, In business;?it is honesty. In society?:it is courtesy. In wotk?it is fairness. Toward 'he unfortunate?it is help the pen+tent?it is forgiveness. Toward the fortunate?it is congratulation. Toward (*od?it is reverence and love. ? ' ?"It <un't ho dona."?Knock thw "T" out .of . "can't" and . it ..can be done. Are you a lifter or a leaner? Press on, overcome and 'I will give thee a crown of life." O LEADER mm:tv six m:\vh. "Mr. and Mrs7~ James "Arthur of Columbia were the week-end guests of Mrs. Arthur's parents Mr. and Mi's. Mllil'dUt' (liillln Mr. and Mrs.*. Bishop Wiggins of Syracuse, N. Y., "vvgre the charming GrifKn last week. Mrs. Ali^e Griffin served a family dinner In honor of hgr guests Mr. and Mrs. Bishop Wiggins'. . "" M\'s. Georgia Lee Williams was t pleasant visitor at Mr?. Parker's horn* last Thursday evening. ' Rev. A. Chus."L. ArlVouin of BarnVsU was a pleasant visitor?in towr. last Thursday in interest' of the- Alumni Endowment Drive. Rev. " Arbouin was the guest of Mr. and. Mr.: = I' H Mniin !? ? Thip'^y .= We are indeed sorry to know thai Mrs. Hurldie Bates, Mrs. Mary C, Lark are on the kick list. I hone how soon these good ladies will be well I ~ A large number of Ninety Six'peb. pie went to Mt. Zion church Sund.av ; t.) worship with Rev. J. F. Marshal ' 'and his membersy -Rev. Marshal j lias pastored this church forty-p.ight ? yeui c.i?The?congregation?was?vee^ ; large. ' '. ' j . . . Miss Addie Grjtlin of Cfoss Hil' I the"cfhllghtei* of Mr. and Mrs.. I'errii i.Grillln \va$s buried liere today. ^Irbt ! family has our sympathy. Rev. Gi 8. McMillan past or ot Wes" : ley Chapcl ftL E. .church reports*!In titsl Sunday was a high day in Zion i The pastor, preached a noble sermot Sunday morning. lie was at hi: 'best', lie held his hearers attontioi Irom stari to rinisH." Rev. II. L. Da\is of Greenwood ap : pi a red on the scene Tuesday night .'"Rev. Davis preached three strom sermons. There were twenty addcv to the church. Eighteen eonfCssei .Christ ami. the, whole church was re vived. Rev. Davis seemed to hav< been charged with the Holy GhWst He.is indeed a gospel preacher. Thursday evening Mrs. Bessi< i J . ? Name had for: her guests Rev. am j Mrs. (i. S..McMillan, Rev. II. I.. Da vis, Rev. J. II. Burns, Rev. 1"). T. Till man. Me?dames Amanda Stephen, Ni sie Turner, Emma Nance and Misi | luanita Nance. The guests'were.roy . ally. entertained. Refreshments wen served, and the tahle was spread am fail ly groaned under its heavy load i We are forced to say it was good Co ns to lie here. Mrs. Aiken is in i <ke.l a fine hostess. - ? Mr. and Mrs. Bishop \VTggins let' for thi'h^hpmtriir^'nrcqKg, y. Yt Sum '.day. s ." ' -- v-- T and Mrs. Robert4 Dcnn~TVtv children of Max ton, N. C., are visit ' in.g I>.f. Dean's parents. Mr, and. Me - it. It. Deuiii i ' ( ' Mrs. . Parker's. mgny friends ar i glad ..to- -sue lier .uut again after l?e iiur kept i'n doors for a week fror a throat .operation. ^ The revival meeting' begins at'Bel! ! lebenv Sunday. All are asked to at tend the services". ~ - ?i :? KLI.ORKK "NEWS. . Mr. J. (J. Jolinson of Pine^woo'i ,|XtjiUio a ]M |> cull Tueiidny- at the hunt' >?' his sjster-in-Ia^v Mrs.; Katura Cab well. Miv Johnson wits pas'sirig thri jcing to the' Grand Lodge at Oralis,' r -huVg. r?? T-" 31 r. Samuel Haigler of ColunihuOhio spenti Wednesday afternoon a the . home of_iWiss Susie 31. Jrick. Mrs. Ida Caron, Mrs. Lula W'earoi .itig a few days with- Mrs. Blanch Col lie*i*. The above named are. of Phila . delphia*. ??? .Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Williams ar _ 'lie proud parents of a little daughte This week has been one of succcs \n this community. A revival ineet 1 >rig was carried on at Shiloh A. M. K church by Rev. B. P. Ilildebrand, as 1 sis ted by Rev. P. C. Lisbon of Holt ' Hill. Rev. Lisbon is really a God-sen r man. 2l souls were saved and -1 jr?-1 ed the church. On Sunday morning a large atton ! dance was at Sunday school. The li 1 le primary folks went over the top i They won the banner. The littb 'ojks are taught by Miss Susie Mai Irick. At_1 1:00_(i!clQcki Rev. C\. F. Rrogdoi preached a very soul stirring sorrfron He selected as a subject: "Faithful ness. Ro_v. Brogdon 'is the father o I Mrs. Hildebrand. ) Sunday evening 8 p. m., Rev. Tlil jdehrand wajf-found nt his~posl ofTtrrty j lie selected as .his te^ct: Matt. 2.r>_10 "And while they went l? huv, th< - -ready went with him to,the marring' ?nd the door was shut.' Subject .Lost" opportunity. Rev. Hildohrand is doing wonder ' fid work here. Little Arthur Caldwell is sponiT ! ing his vacation at Pinewood witl | his aunt ttt*. 3. G. Johnson. Charleston News. i Mr. John D. M,oprc Charleston's leading pianist and musical ;instrue; tor left iliii'inp". Ihn weak 1'ui' his iVi " Hatiuii to the mountains of N t*'.?^_J Mr. and Jlrx, Juntos. II. Rodolph L motored to Sumter last Sunday _Jaj_ spend the day with their friends Dr. , and Mrs. Davis. ' 11 . Dr. and Mrs. Clarence Singleton i have as their house gufcsts this, week I Misses Waterman of Slfcite College.; ' Centenary's church will present |'Charles Forif pupil of'Mr. l)ett of ! Hampton. next Sunday afternoon fx p. nr., at the church. Mr. Ford will i be assisted by other local talent. An -excellent program is in store to which tee invite the public. ~ .Miss Tluuideus l'Taser uf 11 Fludd lawi Monday ou'iiiim : 'he Faculty and many of the teach-1 , rs of tlie smniner school now in ses-i flsion in Charleston* They report a . ; very pleasant evening. . i The friends of Mr, and Mrs. Rivers > Mabel) are glad'to have them hack I >n i,he West chd again, in" the beauI il'ul hymestead of the Rivers' ~ We wish for Mrs. Florence Poini sctte ;i vVn'\' n 1 <' i^-nSt A .1... 1 ,...~~rr~-rr.nu I .11 Jinl.V ( \ illt? after a very- stronous year at I Wei'y ,in the sc\vin<? room. ,, The -friends of Mr. A. (I. Benton . are triad' to note that he is eonvales. :njr, and sooirf be able' to leave '(' hiisnil il v.l-cic he Inn l'l'ci) rnnu'dueil for the past two 'weeks.- ~ Charleston is indeed very proud of ^ I~i of.. Arthur Blunt, one of our younu | r tusieal artists and oi,scanist. for MoTBroSvn A. 31. E. church. 'llu;-1 re-oiieninir- o f Centenary's \urch? was indeed a jrrand alfair. .' sidle the inclement weathoiy.-larp.'o .flwds gathered" aH l, 4::JO and &:V(). 1 -nlbndid music was furnished by the ' ioir. 'Rev. Dickson "\vtVs aC his best ' nd the collections for the day went "1 .'.vend the standard'. The "members ' re loud in their prasieto the Con-' i . actors'Weston & Weston who-jrave h.em sueh a splendid job. The"chair Van. of the trustee hoard, Mr. Jas. I !. Iioii'olph and chairman of building *: ommittee Mr. Pearce, aiid the gotrd "w .men of the church who laid down. s - Vij.'U'.O before thclrid was let. The s C* ittitT f irl"("iTt"ftn nrf-tttlo r nod- the liar woie.arrautjrtB l?y Mrs. II. Melfi. '' "he I'rimar^Dt-pt.j of Centenary ha I VUieir .ve-opcninp: . ahuur -with the ' hurtli. on last.jSulnlay. The little" 1 i n.es were very- happy when they ar: iv-ed, to liml aapiano, that was placed ^TprnMTuVnjr rh^ywcrk liy Mr. Ttr>borf t Morrison. Supti, |>f the school. Tin; -.^sole-day- haml work of'the--school ~ as on eShibltlliU, which was~n~TT*otlit f o both tenehefs and pu'prls. Little 1 TYenrtcttc CalFeya Very bfljrht little* - njeniber of the Busy Bee Class was ' four years old on'August 18th, there -f.-n-e he had the (listinetlon of h.'inj.; the fii'-st .child 'to sit uhder th* new i ' i ith' l ? It;. - 'Unit tV'-trr tailed in the-Jlent. A[i;o'<<;o in'e e-\ eicises were hi-ld in Bcr.no It's- honor and a token of ! ive* pi e.scute 1 him li -by little I he' .Ifuk^an from- the de partniont. . ' Miss Danneily of Claflin Vnlversi()iann Imr,": visit,-oil ..Centenary M .Sunday school., last Sunday and play' < <1 for the Brinia'iy Dept.. accompan. <1 ! y*-.' Ia..tor McBoi.li of *"St, Marks ??r. ?;> ,v,^ t>t ' Harbison / ?r Col: k Jimo, SOf.'TI y A Christfeiif insl ithl i/m tor . r?_ lion of the Hoard oi'-NtttioiSal : '? Church, _U. S. A. y A school Of opportunity 1'or e k lion ideal .for recreation,< he? r coi i s X Au accredited HHrh Schoo " l'or college and lor teaching. ' ;{ . A short course in Agricult " y County or .State Demons! rat y. X Ail el lie i cut Grammar Feb 1 X 1'roducts l'rnm the big l'arr n" y coM of hoard lo acc(mimocinti $ " For additional in format ior , :?: rev, c. m ri ~-Vr VilOV. : y x' ~V.r>r>r*<yO~00 O.OO&O Ov vv v v v v v vyv 03 ' I St. Alban, (Greenvill .a. - * - f | School. Simps IJoard SS.oft per month . 3 fur their children's hoard must na; J :| pay.. 50c per hjotith ea.ji h ly y ?, * Flour 24 lb?.. Meal 1 peek. CriiryJ '! R lbs., S.V I up one galloin Ft e.:>- <*>?fr ; J must be delivered at the School. - D F.ach sTudent.iritis! fuvri'sh sheet 1 These ^rocories must not he ^ j For Further Information addi Saturday, August 18, 1928. <cnr.!r;H STATION NEWS. - XIac- weather has chahgad a little now. We arc having a, little rain mixed with our sunshine^ much to our liiinniiicss Messrs. Scott and Berttly~yrer6 the' , ~ uuests of the Holman family last .Thursday afternoon. " '.h ' :i Mr. W. M. HoImarPand his daughter Hattie and Mr. Golie Augustus and '.ids daughter Blanche motored to -J Vy?lker Station to attend .service at . j tile Khenezev Baptist church. After -1 sePv.ice they stopped a few minutes at the home of Mrs. Augustus"* parents-Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Davis. Misses Hattie and Gladys Holman \ < were jn Columbia last Wednesday. AV'hile there they visited the home of Mrs. Maggie Green. Mrs. Green is : t ill unite ill) hut we hope for her* ^ a speedy recovery. : j \\'hile in Columbia we also met 'Mr."" 1 Bellinger*. a student of Benedict ColIcge and a native of opr, town, who "'J iiiimIl jit very plenoant foi' wo, ' | Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Holman at-"'/ | tended service at Brown Cfhapel last Wednesday night. ' ' ? .'lhero--wi)% an interesting game betv.cfii?Red -idak?and?Ashleigh?laat Tuesday afternoii and Ashleigh won ; tho? game #s usual. Mrs'. Joe Simon-and son Leon of." lat'ksdhviHel Fla., are visitors of heir iiMil her Mrs- Al/.enia Bennett ' and I hi mil v. ?^ ' j Miss Ruth Folder and little nephew tLeoiL motored to Blac-kville on busi ' .r T ' j Mr. and Mrs.. Eastcrliftg are on : nf sick' nst. wo hope for them a . speedy recovery. . SuMdav was a fine day for service. , . . . * -It was/Cloudy and cool. ........., ! Mrs. \V. M. Ilolman and Miss Bei'tha and Master Horace Holman at' tended service at Brown Chapel and I.Mr. W. M. Ilolnuin attended at Hutto Chapel. - mm' ' ' ' ^ 1 ! I Kit IIY ACCEPTS NOMINATION. 1. Continued from one L . ._ . . t'qun'ity. ?>f opportunity is a fundamental principle of our nation. With* i we must teat all our policies. The success .or failure of this principle is j be test of : our Government." 4 ' f^vnday school with his violin. * Mrs. Serena Morrison and her two I children Constance and Robert, Ji\," Lidv. at. home, hjrain, to the detlght of ) their friends, "after a very pleasant > yaeatjon spent in'Alabama. Brit't of the Dennisoh Paper Co., in hi i?rrrhlst .again. She is affTuT Coming Street Y. VY. C. A.,. Pr<^|'. Sai rell of Claflin tlnjvfefeity . spent, a lew very pleasant ,days in ' ''!i;11 he-.rin?t+rr?Imtisu?guusl uf Mr. ? -trnrl?M rs. Thomas LaSaine. . ^ W hen ill need ?f Drugs call at the _ Sanitary Pharmacy, Dr. E7.L. Hern; ' one of our leading Pharmacists. Up a to date in every respect. Mrs. Robert McBeth who has been ii.n the sick list for some time is up , and out again. ' ' , ... Miss Emma Roper of James Is- , j land, spent the week-end with her teacher Mrs:.M. E. Fields. Agricultural | lege ?- |-rr, I CAROLINA j Negro hoys, under the direct- ^ Missions ol the Presbyterian??. ; - . y V boys and vouncr men. I.nrn- A illh and .study. | ,-j tSKft: j I 1 Course for those preparing $ - I' ' / \ 4 | lire for those preparing to do ?{ 1> ion work. \ ool Course. x jj n^nuike it possible to cut the *1* i ttiosp of small means; ?j?? i, wnte , ' i YOUNG, D. I)., President, X I 11. \V. BOULWARE, * Dean. , | le Coiintv.) Training 8 sonville, S. C. | v Entrance Fee $2.00 EQVtstnTrc trr TJlacrr ot paytmr"CTratr y the $2^0 entrance fee", and must 5 ejrelables and fresh meats. They_ * i<vn?-foT each child per month: * va Ij.2- peck,-Rice 2 lbs., Cured Meats * belled Beans 2 qta.?All provisions?\ m/k s, quilts; pillow cases and towels ] V*^ hroujcht on Sunday. ess THE PRINCIPAL. 3j 8Q86888S8Q6QeQ69MH8B3RCB0BW!IBB0B0HC6BHBHB>B68BP ? -?'I? ?