Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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p PAGE TW0Medicos b Conv( r - v 5"-" '; ' T* V' " ' v V ? liivm) jin hai/hmoue is ji i?TOKV. "vV ; .* r v r. | The National Medical Association of Coined Doctors met in the city of ~ ^ liaUinnre, the week o tAuun^t 13th, which .association wtnj its-best. The. folks of Baltimore are very kind and Caul uami's uere chiefly playeX On 'Uuirsilay there were over live - honored'iuiliea'T.mi'ticipntihg in \\liist bailie.'. - .'i'here'vveiHj three prizes'giv, 7 vil to the best three players," ami at ?J?^ >}he end olme coiuosi h was declared thai Mrs. Clara lleMy of XeW City won m'st piinc. -Airs, *.Iosrph A. Coilnxs of t 'o'uaii>va, -s.econil, 'prize, ..j anil Mis. hlssie,i.<'pr'z:jof Brooklyn, >i. .4 Y.Tthir i pr'./aO It "iittist ho known. 1. i ' ' , ; h?.\ .".i . l! at all the winners ot prizes o'v. i . .! l oa .. -1 in Bin; h JJrnk ? 1 a, i. . I a a?' > i V u i.al liiai Jl r>. liivo^ woa rt i^j-rfiiiihirt prize, not; only 1>0-. r "" ? r~rm~ "radio -tS -i com South. Caruir.a, hut. I.' hi he ;i;..d 1 r, A. J-os. Coins .were a:oe in Itiikhiic Dr. B rev aril, i),'. 1 !. S.i'< ' Cain hen, S. Prof. ('. " P.*,'. i . . ;; .!,.i' t. y t -T-1 v to'ljalth.iioi.e-iii thfT|v ne\v Backarci ear; ".which- took lis i>oi,i Coiuiivhia, -S. C.. to Baltimore' ?? ;>' Mdi',/twill hot t'U'ii-having 1' \ a. pn'r.eture. . .. .in .Bait imbre wo . met doctors-of uv -cry kind e wept a root. dm tor. The ivi iti r wax ' invite.1 11? a nil attended j ?in in ;y..-.LuiU'. im-s' ami tiixuii?Umj-'liuUn \vifiih kept pleasure "and bu.si.ness thoughts byfove-each individual. Arriving. in ihiltiini'.re". on. Mynday#"\ve i vent to* our' several billets. Might ,H eve rend I'ishop Monroe' II., ? 1 '.i i i.> ,;n 1?family.?line?1 > 11. il hv.., < >. H.\ Pi-. ?uul $Tts. John ii. Consey. all I'm'inerJy, <?L' South Carolina, an ? many oUiees ,spared iu> piiiny.J'Vgiv- j ing the xisiliiig people a" grand old, . -7 -frvpe. * 1 >r. John ii. Consey and ltc-v. i?. VI. Kiev are do'mg: except iojiallj, ' well-; -have money, and are making ?? irnnmy. Hi imp- ,1 avis?is?beyond?_a_ doubt the broadest gentleman I have . ever met and lie spends his time and money for the enjoyment oil- ills -??, friends. 1 l I ' ; L 7." .The writei4 was in Baltiinoiv three " \iii ks l>i,t\#i'e"Vhv L)'fioVs" Association ~|Tiet. and informed"Mrs. John 11. C'uasc'y, tliiit. he' wuvuld lie pveseiit ; at this ' gallic-ring .of hoetoi'k; and on my rti i --?I i fj MM' I i .... 1 ii .-*.i . ' 1 . ?.t UJ't.: aH CtlUVl'liiuVlU^ .ill liu:. i.o aji'l. palatial lidine of Aiiss1 ? Itt I'iiu-Kn.-minji 11 J iixrienV Ave-' . kiil', Nvlti) inailc' it very )?U,as;vht'. Tot ' r ft-?ft4?: :Mi*S K i. >M 1 ie l II IP Cloohy o: N.!.~> TTTiTTi i.i A veiine enrae ov cr, ami: j 1.\. ti can:.- \\i' h w;. On-i-Vnkty .ev_J 1 l:ii : Ui I . ,'r. it: 'i i .M IV.- .P.'.i ' I. JL a e>. 7.VI Ui"itc hi.,4 to her. uiwtl t p. ;i.:> ivVii,, in.ir.i.'- l-i> nieei. ninny . >.' Iji ! in i'.' '< 7, t.v.:-. '].(. () 1c alt ' ' ??i'? ' i' *'' *?| :1?1 1 ilij is! .~ i;. i <* ip. j . _ ' '.t lie I lii'oit. ar.ti. . i.ey v.ne tin.-to an ?i 1111?t-f-??11' ' 1 i " i?rrr-rr?inl.e. aiiitnnils, ? te.,' This cnu-ita:!)'.- j t'l.t. y. a i. e:i j.y .'d i:s. .John 15. ("orts? ?; ' 11. .11???n?{i 7. " i p?i I. I ?. i I.. 1 - .? ; is.. Wa'lfori. ri'i; i,,. i i',t i ii'i 1 iia i'.lipii Wa.s ;i [ . t i l': J. y,, i j 11 j; holy . ui' 8'-U II a vie in Ave.,] llalliniftve* Aiil.. "who showed the .most] 'v. oiitU'vTiil fiieTiiory f/frnTfy ~pe via lit" 11 ha\ vi ever. seen.and who is a student j In 71ni^.;.n (' Ilea uy-vkiM i ss Char-.! I'olle 7s. lirent'. ."mic introduced fully . . dm- In; in!ivil jiors.-ris ahd firivtr forgo* j aii.yiiv naine-, a t ivai (iless of who c'anie i.ntiy l?o ktio .vn or. lu/w long she had illn,enloil :T.ei sell'. ^ ' Oil Wedne-iiay, the writer took Pr. ifttfrhair of Tennessee, its his partner fi-uLLdis and M-r-s. I'.ss'w. J .upt/- \(v fotoid that ,wc more than matched; ami. it pleased Mis. Anna McKnight (if UVj Miini'ui; St., Brooklyn, N. Y., to see us beaten/' Mrs. MyKriight isj anwtl\or one of those-beautiful ladies ?* w ife nt-t( rdetl the social functions nf j * Half imp re i . At. iTu'XArmury on Thursday nigh? \ V as a great all'air where tin oivhes.liai "f oiii'.iH'tui;>od?ntusie? Watt -ployed jv'nere the young, and oldapparentty | ?lad Im-u <- .: to .huko 1 he if feet. The; whole week in Baltimore, Aid., proved | to t e dost f tX.I ; l'ig_day? which was j. all the time. ' . ... | jo;:r. n. jACilsoU. 1 I'ddand S't . Columbia, S. C. A CHI K V EM K N TS 17 * r **"'?i~" . C< ,< goto", n," Ang.'.31..^?^-" ? to? !, '??1 aJ-l?.May tile?ltith.' s> ,-y V, a oilicktlly . "M" . li licensed for agency for the North i \ Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Com- 1 Iold Great mtiori MANNING PARAGRAPHS. : o Mrs. 10* K._. Anderson and Mrs. Johnson,- (if Columbia" were visiting n the city last week. .-They returned noine Sunday. "Everybody was gtluf to have theni here, and enjoyed their stay. V Mrs. "Lizzie Oden Evans was the house guest .of her daughter Mrs.'E iouie Loyd for two weeks*-' She "left Saturday t or ju"r- home ui Savannnl'w Ga. . \ c. . Mrs. Marthena Washington returned; home Sunday after-spending some inne in thmitei. 7?*?< : i Ih' FT l. r. U. prave them anniversary on Tuesday evening. The pro frram was enjoyed by everybody. _ The Ijy-Time Social Club had their nice imp; at tne flume of Aliss Ifosa I.eq LDen). Tuesday A iff;, ?l. Alter the lai ines.s hours, card Iplayifif? and luiu-iiif? were enjoyed lay all. Then w7' -JA-i re -served to punch and .cake. Kverybody seemed to have- enjoyad theniAdv-os, . '.Urn. K11n ' -Carter and .Mrs. Sto-Htt b i:kins .Caw a ,\1. nMiv.ht parly ;?t tl^o brmi?' of tlwdiitt-in'i. Card p]ayi?<r ; and daiiCijiw: were the im st inipor-! h'C tent o-1; e s- - of?t-1 re -evc-nrnf^ ? A Iter .the social hour, we were served to 1 l'I'll it punch.- " . - . ' r - N ' * ' * ^ -M i?:. 11 K-nn ,H-al t'iold and Mrs. Uitus 1 C:u,ter proved -jfVand, ln>sU?Pses on the | occasion. ' I .Mi?s I.ot'ie Sumjder after spendine time fh AndTxws' witKUev. -and Mi:s. .1. \\ . \\ ithei.>rp;-on' returned- t > her, home. op Tlnirday. I lie- Coulter rdeinoi iaj, ,Aca iemyh* , pies-dent and quartette \vcre in rej iliildlTibencr.er llapti t cTuircir.Suii'-' | !> a evoiutiv, Aua\ "l2dT The hmi?? ?"rc tiled to .its capacity and everybody njoyt'ii the projrratn; . Airs.. Nita I'lowden entertained tie' i.ly Tifnc. Social Club Tuesday after' n, \ i; Tile hou-e ?vs h.-a r t'ully decorated \v"th lovely flowers. ables 'vi -cairwu-'fil t'.-r ?-V<t? " ? hiloV^.we danced. A course o! rTr;it parish and cake was served. AIis'C< Then. Lewis aipf Vivian CanI toy. served as-bosttsses for the ttjtenfodn. . ~ . ' -p .. I nnity A. At,' E, Sunday school ["aye arv..entertaiiinunt at the. West j End h.:ill Tuesday nightt A|uic?-28>. Kv; ryj.ody (p.'oyed :TTe in selves'. Scml n f to til 1 ( jior.. r To ! '. U j rtox 1.")") hyiTuesday e 'enijur. N? later! Roy. .0. A . park? r pnftjtb'C of Tinni t y rA. M. E. church ptvaetaiil at Alt. 1'lsd ah church Sunday-n edit-. \Ve wore "lad - -e ii'i-M ha k honie hrijarhl ; I early A! on day niovnintr. Mrs. Rhus Ca tor and Mr'. .Stella | Te kins are. plann'r.p* a Ilirthday Cartutival on TUcstay ni h- -Sepfc 1. at rr;. Tonkins' leme. Everybody . is Mvrtrd: r Mioses Phrlorh in l a ds and l-ilen. <-i" AP. I'ullie made, a' pop ca 1 out to V * .1 d'ea -hi .h'-ufvis ii me i.n Sun. ! "!'>* Th<>y.hnd a fine lime. Mrs. IVenti" II .' fi - cl '.an 1 -Mr.-Win. -> lnVVi**o;i 111 !<1 a flyiny t rip to Be it sv it le. in-d W'edm-sd 5'- 'J'hey re t a ) -, [>'..-f < t y""i ! ' A. I'ai .3I'-:r:-? I'hilo. 1 MH .I'nv;y, Vivian (tap ley, Thelrtia. :i': 1 a' '1 1 ' > ii_L '.Vn 'n<? o n r.<c, i (,i attefil {he Sunday'school' .' eiiventn n. VVs. Thumpda. mother of Jir.'Wfi^, ho.aii'son is* h ii\e after, . syendinpr r .- Li.mill, r \a-al i-nv in BctrncttsvHI"'; \e are very plad to have her baek. .i-s'-ny ot I Mirh;'m.' Mr. \Voodberry y.r'.cd v.o'. h a debit of oO ami at :,h'. cdfir.o . of the year , his. debit inreasod to $77.So over a period of six '"-rrnlrt+rr-; and at"The (']0?0 -of Ifis'tifti-; ial arreney for fo'itr years, his debit In.wed .:. inci ( se e of SJJ ft. J."> ^ds ppyy'Tirsf?t)i I'ci' liion'ths and six days, stands all*. Woodherry to my mine, has bowed excellent work and from an' les he may lie appointed assistant district1 aT t fi 1 - ^ - *,*.? *'i- imi v iiciru'Sipn District iin*l superintendent over tlit* wurk at -Cjoorgot<?wn, S. C. lie is ci in^w- nii 1 iint di'-tr'ct?man.iy it1 at 'it* present; I* pray-hisr appointment '11 come-as. a surprise. All who know i*!?*. \V* od bovry and come in contact' h him can truthl'ally say 'fie has i .good business for a young man, he s married and has a wife and three hildren. So let as pray that God will guide ! te minds r>P the i fTicials to appoint 1>'. W'or (j'tier: y \Vhn understands l>us-i wrought well, inFthe huslness world,' ' il in church work also. TIC. is a 'irmhrv ,.f Relhel \ AT F Chirrr-h ad 1c is a cla.ss?leader. Sunday School teacher and a member of the choir. ?t ' ' * TIIJE PALMETI Aiken News i Messrs. Ellison, John and Appelt: Watson'of St. Paul were recent week - < ml ft-uest.i. mm'?Mr:?tttti?ml's.?S. 1).' Smith. Mr. Ellison Watson is Mrs.* Smith's son-in-law. They worshipped at Cumberland on Sunday night. | Mr. W. A. Jackson, our nonulay anIViertaker, has- enlarged his establish-.[ meat, and now .has a beautiful funer-T al parlor, display room and many exceptionally line caskets. WtTcohgrat^T ilalehim. ' . On Tuesday a couple weeks ago Mrs,Mary E. Menton. of 1210 Flor once St., entertained at dinner,. Mesdhmcs Matilda MsFarlin and Jeanette Mae IIrooks, and. Evelyn C.. Hoi*r.v and Key. A. F. 13. 1 lorry. For variety .deliciousnes an<j up-to-date service --Vtt?dhflrei?was exceptionally?fine.' Mis. Morton knows .iirst how tr> en-: h"n<l nil 'nvneftni -J ?? >?,*? ? I'i v^.11- vnjujyii tflfiii -lelves highly. Mrs. Klertoh is a veryj ' ' faithful member of .Cumberland i IhiilIi. ' ? ? t Miss Willamena MoS's, of Saliyla,! ind Miss F. T. Graham,' of Ninety - ox-spent Inr.t -week visiting -M r. and . 0. Brayboy. They had a very' 'loasant_ stay and we shall be incased obave them in our city again. Rev. I.. ) ]. (.liml, U: P.. of Lhd 1'- - a-,mud 1'uo.hytori;m church and fnmly have returned to.-the eity having! . Rent a most enjoyable Vacation of] eveial weeks'at Atlantic City, ,Wei . ivc glad u*4ha\e them Jiome again.; I hejr ;v;u<it'ion has improved them; '. great lv. . - ..." I .t.umberland A. ,\1. K. church is re-) lecting gj Oat-credit upon herself in the extensive improvements being mule for general- use, and tlie spoial use of. its young people. The Urge tiU-d annex is about completed. also the-gale ry in the'church.- This] ^tension provides for an enavged _cs.fry, Sund?\y>;chpoJ romp. choir and .'- repj.Lyn. yoom, and an enlarged choir-' eat for fifty voices. Playgrounds , .ill-Ik- made around tiio annex; The1 ;aik'iy will" increase the scaling capacity hy three hundred. Ample j icj :>i at i? i)s arc ">i-incr made fur the nlci luinmciu of- the annual eoiileiTl nee in October. The hiick work is. " e'ng dune hy Mr. ('. K. BjilU Hie car-] entry work hy .Mr. McFarlin. Mr.] V. B. MeOhee is architect and general .'ui'eiiunh ' On imr rounds we came in .contact - i lli Me si ss:i..liul.hlt.hull 1ml hhlir ' CTrii .Mey. rs. Jackson,. Simons, Brown | and others, members of the lonesome r gade of husbands whose wives are 11 their sfininiei: vacations, and found hat these home guards- are- a boat r. others? It is not as long as it has ceil, l a. t .\\ eekf-Monday nearly fifty carcut. IS,- l*i( k masons .and others \v ( ui)ilie.i..land church a" free (,l|ly's ^ f ur. alid did great work tn that art ip^this scfvieo for the .Lord., Tile il.es >.ej\ed dimier on the grounds L for. hauiidaii.ee, variety and taste 1 Maid nut -he beaten.-.. The. nvagilani-j I : n is. spirit displayed is worthy oi l ' ny 'i cuph\ ' . ' rs, !??iin r.iniici',ra,vcvy estimable ;f) . ;'i! r . inimr Hi' Wi' I. y .M. 1L , h ;ivh, died last Saturday' and \va.' aayl on Tuesday afternoon. Shi" - lu"mi ' i'nliy 11 ill of,1 i i-.t'Vl ? si'U'ial 1 .yvakers *wrth the pastor joined, in he service. The, elupreh was packed " u rHitn.T'Vt.i'- arfil' (Ire'lloial oll'enngs ' ere just geoige us. The sermon did red it t? hep tine character, and the 1 orviee'jat the grave hy the Eastern '-'tar' was hcauUfuL. The -following was-, the.- program: Singing: "What r--friend .we have in Jesus." Prayer Vy Revv I la i lee. Scripture read hy dev. L. E. (linn. Singingr "He leadHi .me." Remarks by. Revs. Moore, ii.wdy, M Ghee anil 1 lorry. Singing ' The (lid Rugged Cross." ' Sermon JLeAV Pearson, P. D., jmRtor-Sub'e t: "The 11 :ippy End, of the Right " -i.s." A beautiful solo was sung hy Miss Louise Thompson. . Tin/ fourth Quarterly Conference if Cumberland church was held on Monday nipht, the Ilcv. W. F. Wedding. The reports were well prol ULLd-Lunl showed nrorress. The pre- iding elder handled the conference I like it Veteran. TTe preached two exj ( optionally fine; sermons on Sunday. JBTeat delight of all present. " ] Sir. D. A. Jones expressed the senti"nTeht of the church in regard to the I -residing elder and the pastor. His words were highly complimentary, and expressed the desire for their ireturn.' | The Itev. iJr. Ilorr.v, pastor of Cum 11>? rlnnd, returned fron1 Georgetown, J i ! where he attended the State League j< Convention, -on Saturday night. He " ports u id) insti net ive jmd inspl- ^ *-ntinnnl f '(invention:?Also'thnt Blslr^H op Hurst added much to the success i of the Convention. " . ' 1 Hi v ' * ? *0 LEADER Greenville News Dr. and Mrs; O. M.. Thompson, prominent residents of this city, ,flre TpumliiiK their vacation with n'lujLlvo^ and friends in Asheville, N. C. Misses Nannie B. and Beulah Moore after spending*. Several weeks as" the guests of relative here,, have returned; to their home in Philadelphia. Mrs. Alma Hopkins, after -spending the summer here, has returned to. Columbia where she will resume her p<F"" sition as a teacher in the city school system. ? Mrs. .Fannie *\\'illtintis returned recently from Ilodges, where she spent several days \yjth relatives. Mrs. F.mma K. Woolridge and hatiy, " Hugh Harold, left Friday, for Philadelphia where they will visit relatives and friends-. ' Mrs Ahic Jones of White, Plains, X. Y., is the charming guct of4roln' ivcs and ifriencls-hcre. Mr. C. C. Woodson^J r., of Spartans--Inii |fi *pMi?t the pari. ; woo It cml hi'i'i as the guest of the popular Miss Kthel Cuifeton at her lovely home on Green. Ave. Mrs. Daisy E. tsiuTth, of Orangdhurg. is tlie truest of her sisters, Mrs. J. F. Green ami Miss Alice Folder, at.-thi? l< im. ( Ir.vr.n .Vi-ii Mr. and Vlis.-t'iueknev. ?f Ch-irh-s-. ton are the quests of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Chappell at their home on Nteho4s St. Mr. Larkin Walker of Fhn^yjee. t"he city Thyrsday as the guest of Miss Dorothy Davis, on G.rcen Ave. Lirs?S. S. I.awton and .1. I,. Dn'ek <tt havereturned from- Baltimore, Md., where they attended the National Medical meeting. Miss Allie Littlojohn, a social hellef Spaftalihurg, is the house'guest of Miss Alice Felder, Green :\\c. -The Will I>o-Club met Monday afternoon at the home of Miss Sarah AVliirner" o"n Dunlinr St., uireiv<T"a^l7Ur0- ' ly meetiing was had. The anniversary program of the luvenile Depavtnu nt-of the American i Woodmen was held Sunday afternoon | it Allen Temple church;'the oration , ,r thil np,-Ki,m )>' ;?;. A..livn rt-d bv the Rev. A. C, S'umpter. Mtsjj? I'd 1 relive LT T.ykes and" Mrs. Iluttic II. Fla;Hrer have returned from 'leorgctown, where they witnesed the State A. C. K. League-convention. Tlie auditorium at historic Allen Temple A. M. ih church was mncke 1 . o overflowing Sunday night when the Hew J. K. J.eltz,. nationally famous vohpel winger of New Y ork City.I nought to a drainatie close a ten days vangeMst/ic campaign. While only six -eerivert-H were had during the effort the pieeting? proved highly satis-* factory, in every detail, it -liciiig conducted in a most approved manner: The Hi v. Jeltz'sj snpcrh voice and mas-J 'u,rly.~TrtFPi:pretation rrf'lihiTs wont in I ojig cannot lie pra'sed too highly. "Ie is in a elatis. to himself. 'Sirs. M. ' I. VtninyjLcrJ in her usual ;cllicient-j ?uannofr. -preidi d at t'ne?piano.?while ; tie Rev'. Sumpter'assisted with tHe.j il iiiiiiiifj. viooii crowds wc.rc in at-1 cndance. throughout the wot hi and nil ' were well pleased and wont away j singing the praises 0|' the groat Jolt/., r May his tribe increase. The Kev. B. A. I.ykOsa pastor nf. 'A'o ton (Impel A. M. K. chnreh, ?reenwuud, conducted a very success- j i'ul Ycvival meeting last week at. St., Petn 's A. AT. K. ehnreh, of which lit e i Kev: \V. T. Harris js the"J,>'i.-tor; j' ci:()u(;i:iy)\vn nkws. 1 Miss Ruby Balls yind' Mr. Jo'sonh j RIclMu^l.suoi/nf-SuniteiVspcnt "Sunday in the city. I Miss Mijrph of Charleston was the j goest -*?? Miss Amelia Atkinson last _week. .Misses Florence Purvis and Maria Praser who had been spending the! aim me r in Ashevilie. X. C? returned i 'o the city last week. I)r. I).. 11. Sims and Bishop lolin Hurst-attended the A. fr~Kr I:oague j' Convention hist week. Mr. Peter Hemingway and Prof;, Rhue of ConWay, wore in the city :' '11st week attending the funeral of the I fate A. A. Alston. " * 1 Attorney T. St. Mark , Sasportas ,1 a. nariesicm. attended the_ f uuera.1 ... ti Thursday. . v |( Assistant District .Attorney 'Cleorge W. Lawrence, of Chicago, spent-n few 1 Mrs./B. B. Sawyer who has been-; away for a part of the sunimnr is .1 homy again. , - I* Mr. J. B. Washington of Columbia,''' Mrs. O. P. . Avaajt and son of' New , > York Were visitors in the city Inst; ' week, the guests of Prof, and Mrs. (i. j.t W. Howard. The many friends of Mrs. Avant were glad to seo her. j t Mr. H. P. Williams and son. NVshjf t < r?f Klloree and Mrs. Annie Boatwright,t daughter, of Chicago with Mr. .and., t Mrs. Oscar Hannah and little dnugh- i 'er,. Hilda of Ne\v? York were tlie *i guests of i rot. and Mrs. G. W. Howard while in the city attending the 1 funeral of Mr. A. A. Alston: t 4 SAT - Orangeburg News <5 . . .. ^ Miss Casandra Maxwell, daughter of Mr. J. M. Maxwell of this city has luiuriit'd hnmT1, utter .a Vei-y pletiannt' 'visit to relatives and friends in Baltimore, Philadelphia and other points north. ' She reports a very plensant stay. She will again matriculate at Clallin college this year. + Rev. L. W. Veal, of Jacksonville, A t - s ! pastor of Antioeh Baptist church is now here oomlueting-n revival for Rev. Ray ton, pastor of Shiloh Baptist -hur.ch. They report nice success" so j Mrs. Gufsie Lee, , after, spending some time in the land of the sky, re-! turner-home. this week.?She reports ino trip 10 ue very helpful and pleas-' ant. " Mrs*, Collins Embly has just closed t I.ayby sell mil at Springlli'Ul. Her enrollment?vrrrs?W?pupils, ranging in age front :lll ypnrs to 81.' The most remarkable feature .was Mrs. Mary \yilliams 81 years old'that learn d to write her name in one day. M*rs. Kmbly is a likable teacher and she i>ut.s her. heart in the work and the pupils a dm i re her for h er ability to'mpiirt. Hence all are greatly benefitted. Willi such teachers as. her in >ur school robin's, illiteracy would j -uun Dp a thing ol the past,. ' : C'lallin Col If pro opens hpr ilnnrn.'nn Jh; 10th of September and a large! number "TiT new puipls will attend ;vhile a great number oT the old stu lenls will he back. ..Mrs. Carrie War ley Branson stopped over with us between trains en ' onto- to?the Sunday School Coriveni n on her father's district at Camerit'. She looks thepieture of health. Miss Willie ;May Williams,.daughVr-of Mr. ;hh1 Mrs. W. W. Williams after spending: a Very pleasant time i home left for Beaufort to spend a *'ew days with her aunt, Mrs. G. H. Fisher; She will .go from__lhere?trP F lore Pee. whoi'O she is a teacher in the Florence High school. Miss Williams ! litis" been teaching there for some timlv . * ". AK\ and Mrs. George Daniels, after announcing their marriage is now ninforlalily at home on Amelia St., where Mr. Daniels has erected a heuu tifnl home. Their many friends wel oi'ne them and wish them a long and omfortahle life. PROM?X1 INT XION PASTKR VISITS CHERAW *? ' y Special .to the Leader. (lie raw, S. ('., August 27, .15128?] The Rev. I)r. K. A. Ahhott, pastor of j Clinton Chapel A. M. JO. Z. Church, .'Myrtle, S. and ex-nastm- of thn lit Hebron ('hunch of .this city, is visiting.Wis former members ami friends. - I - D>\ Abbott?is?highly regarded by j the white.and colored citizens of this lown, Many functions were Riven in his. 'ci taininR the-. Doctor were: Mr.' and i Mrs. Warren I'owe, Mr. and Mrs. j ! J <. I o it McNeil, Mr. and Mrs. DaVc Me-1 ilae,- Mrs. Ann! Beell Boatright, Mr. I ami Airs. l.Icnry Bennett, Mrs. Minnie; C.nmpl-eil, Mrs.-Pearl Robinson, Mrs. l.cuia McNeil,Mr. and Mrs. John B\;o- | w' r. Mr. and .Mrs. Alexander Bloom-I held" ami others. Dr. A'yiNit is ehrfsl'd among. the j intellectuals of -thm race, [and is one j > 1 llir. leading ministers ot^his deno-' minatiun. lie is a poet, writer, lec-1 " Rieat preacher and nastnr, and | a t rue race leader. "* . . Dr. Abbott served well his crurcr, ?;ve and community white paktoring j liere, and highly regarded by the1 whit** citizens of this town. g [.A ' " ' ' " imd/;k spring news. '. [ 1 'rpf, M. El MfcCottry, principal of. Ridge Bill hiprh school and vocational! inst ructor, has returned t0 Ridge j Spring -to- resume hlfi duties, after a t iidwrhtfnl?vacation. In May, Prof. I McOottrv at? v* x> i ^ , nun. iU. Ti. 1>ICCottry, an instructor ifr the Ward graded school, motored t0 Jacksonvi le, Fla., taking the children to ;j end some time with Mrs. McCottry's mother. W)>ile_ln.Florida.Jiiany. places., of interest were visited, as well as j Manhattan Beachr where M,r. McCot!r?v took the kids and wife* for a dip (In May 20th they hoarded the; ^yliniiner \'iragy. 11. for a triptt^y thtr1 >t. John river and on to the Sulphur spring, ("apt. I,. I,. Bartlcy made nany stops along the river. On their ! e'(urn they reported a very pleasant, ,rip. _ ' -On their return from Florida mo-*] bring hack to Ridge Spring, Mr, Mc-i ottly atU'ridcit. .summer athnol ..I 1 )rangehurg and Mrs. McCottry spent, he .11 me at Eutawvillc- and Springs intil after the summer school visitng friends and relatives. Mr. McCottry and family visited ri?.' mother at Kingstree, before reurfling. [TRDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,1928. . C. C. RUSSELL Expert Mechanic on all Makes of TALKING MACHINES. 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