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tJnion News *'-~
: i No doubt -our Union subscribers
hiivg:w^ndowd what whs the trouble
with M. A; T. no news in Leader for
*- * t,ne or two wt-eks. Well, here it goes.
.\lr<-. Mary A, Helitty of j^nion, Ured
and was' bur.ied Atonuay, Aug. 27th.
'I'Ik-* I uni'iiit, wa>j Attended' by a large
.v number "i friomls and relatives. Ttev.
*" A. A. Sims'pastor of- St. Paul Bap4
tist church 4va? assisted in the ser
f 4 viee ny Ped>'.' Washington. Frawlilift.
and Worthy. McKi.ssiclt and Son were
in-charge of funeral arrangements.
August filth Prof. Lucius M. To?-?-??Liu?in-rived
hnn>o to spend a short
I cacaLion with- parcius apd. friends who
"Vie 'with. ? a,ch other in making, his
stay .a pleasant, one.' He will return
j..-txr.-Texas .in Soptcnibi-r." ' '
.Mi-. M. A-. I'"hin is spending a most
deli ; ht l'u! visit 'iti New York and
I>ni; lilyn cities wth the Mss.es Cofa
Id,'former South Carolinians. Each
'. moment isp tilled with pleasure and
surprjso. Many places of intorest,
hare beeii visite^l, and a few South
- I'll 1' r11 'ill 1'ii mil'
M i --e- ?Ui!!i--iiv t'ot'njil and Osceola
- . Allen -left . 'i Monday morning SeJ)t:
."rd for (/oT'iinhia, S. 0. t() resume
~ ~ tu:; k at 1.; k. r Washington and Wai
\ e r! > \". jCiliX_v'.imoT<nine; FfvF&Ugl)'
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'I I' 1 '"'a. ! 'i eelnan is m .MdV
.>YoH i l iii daughter. Miss *Cyn
i: a Niidudajj. y. h,, is sick.
L.'t \r.'i;l. :\\ illt'ams, pastor of Cor
ii,IbrfsV ! eiutTih. will attend the
..Na'V. iv.il Haptist Convention.
Mi>s. V.jpfa Slieij of iialeijjh, N. C.,
\*ui l-Mii-in. visitnjif home folk dur
yu .'.r.e <nii1).i-:cr. ~~ : T ,?: ~
. I'r. l.ii-li.VH?Sa-rtor. of Union enjoyi
'i . i.'- Calf ui ij'cj and New York
, s'la ' i . lui'-U "liT Union. on the job at.
; tor's ; l'haifuacy. . ' ~ M'i
s? l-.i: y.ie Hawkins and children
'?d'-ine nicely in Saluda.
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V.. Tv k.ir.Jlw-thanks Mrs. Sartor,
< "K.?u-<'rs; 'Worthy am) others
uv;Y' >o irir.d in helpinff' her in
' ifvv.'i< : i !fin' New York. Thd
i \ \| i s. Polly Ann HunrI
1 : ' a I- 'n-p-pveejated.
.Mi I;ti;'.?* S.. ( 'ufield of NVw York
i> .'.in .llH; KyalKstate business,, holding
J '.'iMi!) il'.i-t* in New York. and
i- .1 a ii.h (Misses Affiles and
; . ' I'.d'ian ii.? ..--sisiintr inpYn-ti?rtaininff
- _ 1; i'!l<; . 'si,-, is-'at l-o>me in Brooklyn
' a fid New. \<nk where rooms and U'i
a:?aw Lu-aat it'ully fitted up.
"1' . r. i t].,';'!' OW'll use. '
i. \." IV t.h isTks these ladies for
. ila.-h- -.'hviuaioiv?arid?alsot
thank;. Mj;. ..Udl'.aan \vhw~nssistcd her
sr.,i t.in* Brooklyn and New
?l-^?.iJ no ili-uht he romyiellexL
if:' ! in -r.let form..,
~y ' ~ 1 i n;.i ,i'a Freeman and daughf
ters of . irni.Kii are ho\v in New York
-a*r,.l wil, j,i - .d a few days with Miss-,
? Ar.niv anil ljattie Cofield, before*
It ...\ Sir;' lor. Mi*".' '"Sunny .South.*'
M% .*A. .'IV \\ ill leave as soon as the
1 '- i:v i nrirr arc heard from
i-ut.h lather and son are holding
tiling;, together. * Here's thanking
them lor .the v,on.'lerful?trip and also
^ iiusnv- thatifcs to'' Misses. H. S,, Agnes
and I. l!iat?- i :i !<i. lor invitation and
. ?' ic.- \i - o^ionijed. :t
?- 1 \i ' H M!V '.A. YOB1N,
Urnklyn. !\. V;
WA hill U hi \l)l T.t>
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Alv-, Serena Jiiirnett has returned
home a*':.,r <|.ciulin& the; month of
rV'r. . ih I ' nioark.J taking special
coiij:-c i, A! id-.\vifery. J, . . "
Mr. F.cil-dreen. motored to Oolumhia
on. Wednesday. lie was accomf
Lanied' hy IjrOf. .1. K. Smith*.
An-. 11 ill Wheeler ..and" Mr. N. M.
loiinoih are 'hack home after a vacain
New' York State
- - *. '.hn, jrWlv rrrt.iT- a I. c.ihailflr
M ^ I. iif S'lmnter has returned
e to her home in Manning after spend
rrrrr? i ,i i jl weeks here as the guest
"t lit'V.. and' A1 rs.. Witherspoon.
' ' ~I 1I!r .Vaonii Jones*.is- homo again
ai'ii r a two' weeks stay in Georgetown.
Alt. I. A, Hui ges^, Mr. C. S. Brown
anil othoi s wore' pleasant visitors here
? ????Air . > .?(-r:?[ii ' i'i??motored to Gable
this week, to visit her husband, Mr.
Fred Beet on.
? Miss A. f.. Harvey is back in the
two Weeks in Florence. ?
.Mr. and Airs. Elliott Cooper are
home again after an extended stay
in liichmohd,:'Va^
.Mrs. Sara Serions of_ Hamlet, N. C.
P the truest of Mrs. Emma Thomas.
AI Bina Coc. .er. who has been
con fine, j to her home with -fever -fer
t be past week or so is out again.
AJr. Walter iVdmer and Mr. James
Hi" I sen?-pent?n?few itfi> M hM'P last
? week. > ?? , ~^~xr~ ' ?
'Mrs. Ilebecca Smith of Savannah,
G?., is spending- awhile here with her
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?Miss Ro6sevelt Thompson of Gree
wood and Miss Ertrue McAllister ar
spending the week-end with Mrs. S. (
Campbell.
Miss Fannie Laura Ramey left Fr
day for Seneca where she will teac
in the graded school this winter.
.Mr. and Mrs. Elliott and childr^
of Broklyn, N. Y., spent Friday nigh
with Mr_and Mrs. O. S.' Quick. Mri
Elliott and Mrs. Quick are sist^ts.
Mr" jVfp- Horace Wialker ar
at home again after several years jit
sence in Florida. .
Mrs. Mariah Hamilton Johnson c
Winshington, D. C.. is here visitin
lu>r ^son-in-law and daughter Mr. an
Mrs. B. W. Burton.
Mrs. B. L. Davis* Misses Eliza .
Hall and Emma Mack arrived Satui
day morning from Philadelphia wher
they , enjoyed a pleasant vacation.
Miss Georgia Sullivan who spefi
the summer in Boston and ^New Yor
City returned Saturday-afternoon.
Little Miss Frances Kennedy Johr
son is visiting her aunt^ .Mrs. C. ?
Pt'fK. ? 7*"
Mrs. M.?V. Marion was called t
New nan, Ga? last week on account c
her Mother's illness.
Prof, an' tfefrs. S. C. Perry hav
their mother* Mrs. VV!iUiaras of Beat
fort with them. '.
Mrs. Mary Jane Chancellor wh
has been visiting friends here ha? r?
turned to Pennsylvania.
We want to correct a false repo>
that we published week before las
stating that Mrs. Maggie Mattison t
Philadelphia, was, dead. We are gla
to say -Mrs. Mattison still lives, qdth
she is very sickl Her friends are ho
ing she will soon recover.
Rev. S. C. Campbell left Sunday al
ternoon for Louisville, Ky.t t0 atten
the National Baptist Convention.
Miss Katie Anderson, who has bee
spending her vacation in Newark, P
J., returned home Monday.-?r?
Madam Glenn is at home again t
patrons'and friends.
Miss Eunice and Lpnnie Belton lei
last week for Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Quick gav
their daughter Louise a lovely birtl
day. party Monday evening. Ther
were twenty-five young people prei
<nt, who wished Miss Quick man
til (in* VlJintW hirtVwlnvc A /1o1S/>Iaii
ice course was served. pr
Miss Ella Blanche Henderson pass
c<l, through the city last Monday er
Rev. A. C. L. Arbouin of Barnwe
preached an able sermon at St. Pav
traveling in interest pf Benedict Co
lego's $50,000 Endowment Drive.
A SHI.FlCl! STATION NEWS.
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Prof. Dowdy, agriculture teacher (
tjie Barnwell school, was in our cit
last Tuesday on business. He was ai
eompanied -by Mr. F. B. Be^k.
Mrs. Annie F. Williams left la:
Tuesday night for her home in Win
ton-Salem, N. C. .
Mr. Beo Sims rrtrd M"r; W. H. Hof
were vistqrs in our city last TuesdaProf.
Dowdy of Barnwell grade
school ^agtl-Mww, of the city of Asl
Jcigh had a very interesting meetln
with the farmers .of this city Thur
day, afternoon, atm hn<i
new ones to join his number. We hoj
ho wj 11. have, much success in tils e
forts. * Mr
Wt M.- Mulmuri uiul son Gtti
/.ales, Mr. Joe Felder and Mr. W.
Bonne^jSwtnesRed the game betwei
Aiken apd Bl^rckville last Frida
Tho game?. was (juite ag interestir
one. *
Mr. Holman and son Gonzales ai
nephew Mr. Thomas Phoenix also a
tended service a? the Bethlehem Ba
1 ist, church iiv Barnwell Friday nigl
Mr. W. M- Holman ginned his fir
bale of cotton Saturday morning,
was the first ginned by colored fro
this city.
L Mrs. JLogan. and Mrs. Meaks of S)
I ford, Fla., who has been visiting the
parents Mr. and Mrs. A. \V. Bent
in Spellings, S. C., were the dinn
i guests of the Holman family Sundi
Along with them were two of the
younger brothers Messrs. Jerry ai
r. Willie Lee Bently and one of the
sisters Miss Christiana Bentley. Th
enjoyed themselves whije in' our cit
-?Miss Ilattie Holman is all smll
liPPflllQO a V?n A'
? f..v. viiiuno lll?t sue IS l
main cause of the visitors being
the city. They left last Sunday" f
their Tiomes in Sanford, Fla. We ho
they' had a safe sail.
The entire town is stirred over t
marriage ^>f Miss Corine Johnson ai
Mr. Thomas Phoenix. Miss Johns<
is the daughter of Mr. tmd Mrs. L.
Johnson. Mr. Phoenix is a w<
known business young man of th
town. We wish fbr them ff-hapi
sail over life's sea.
The revival meeting of ttTP Bethai
Papiist church will begin Sundi
night September 9. Rev. Moss, not
"evangelist of Columbia will prea'c
He is known as one of the be
preachers in Sout hCarolina.
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? THE PALME'l
Charleston News.
n - Mr. St. Julian Hinesis ill at his
e home.again much to the regret ol
3. his friends. It is hoped that in i
very few day* he will be seen at th<
i- bank again. / T
h The Sunday School Institute of th<
M. E. churcfi in .session at Centenarj
n church, Charleston is in full swing
it Quite a number of delegates have reg
9. istered, and many Sunday schools ol
the State are represented. ;Mr. Clyd<
e L. Hay and M*r. J. C. M5c Morris of th<
> general church are giving daily lac
tures on the work of the great
>f church, and the proper organization
g of the Sunday school. All presenl
(T are _ being ~benefittel!T>y~ the contact
with these niaster minds.
T Hoenifn f V* ????
J # ^vu|'iw tiiv mviviaicuv nvonici V*UI'
f. kers from other schools locally are
e availing themselves of this great opportunity
and are ebing present.??
Mrs. Hattie Duckett of'* Greenville
k is attending the State Institute ir
Charleston-,
i- Mrs. Jessie Mae Smith of Harts1*
yille is the guest of Missx Mae. HollotlUfing
institute.
?Charleston 4s indeed proud ot hei
>f Y. W. C. A. and the women who are
giving' of their time and talent tc
~e fun it. Despite the hot?weather
l^'many are availing themselves of the
_ clinic on Tuesday and Thursdays al
o the Branch, and carrying their in;
fants there.
Several out-of-town people have vis
t ited the. Branch during AuguVt.
>t Mrs. Susie Simmons who has Jbeer
>f in attendance at Hampton's summei
,d school is at home again to the delight
o of her friends. She is the able Girls
^^Rgggrves chairman,- alsa^ Domestic
_ Science teacher at Burke. \
[- Rev. and Mrs. Will Taylor of Sum
d ter are the guests of Mr. an dMrs. J
H. Rodolph.
n Misses Eloise Smyrl and Emma
I. Punches of^ Haflthgton are guests al
- the Sunday School Institute.
o Labor Day was obesrved in the us.
I ual way in Charleston. Although
ft the down pour of rain came at the aj
pointed time * for the parade, those
e who braved the weather made a credi
itable showing.
e The brick masons as usual took the
5. lead in good looks. The carpenters
y were few in number ^hut.kept up tc
iS- the standard. Many enjoyed, a dip
in the surf.
~ Orangeburg News
li
is . The friends of Mr. Walter Jacksor
1- will be glad that he has recovered
from his spell of sickness and is ur
out.?While- they-will regret-t<
li-nnvv that Mrn. Jackson is still con
lined t0 her home. She is improving
,? slowly and it is hoped that she wil
y be out again in a jew days, to mingle
f; with her many friends.
Rev. Dr. .N?C. -Nbris reported sicl
st at this writing, mostly from the
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s_ nuuLK oi tne aeath of his son, whc
lost his life in some unknown way
,s His many friends and members of his
y_juhureh sympathize with . him in
?d Iftief.
Mrs. Julia Breeland has just re^
: lyE?^LfienTLA-achooL-<>f.^Beattty-Cd4s.
ture- and laboratory work. In this sh<
1C has taken a special in mnnw<
)e facturing hair preparations and othei
fr goods.?She Is now prepared to glv<
you the best, and she soliicts your pa
rp- tronagei ?;?B.
Miss Carrie Shuler, the celebrate!
Jn Beauty Ouiturist and haird resser Wa:
a visitor here this. week. Mr. Stoke
jg of New York accompanied her.
Mrs. A. J. V. ^fVhite -has gone b
Due West to spend awhile with he
lt_ father, Mr. P. R. Valentine. We hop
p. for her a pleasant stay and a hast;
return.
8t ' Mr. Angus IJreeland left this mori
ing to visit Winston-Salem and othe
im points like Durham, with a view 1
his mind that he has not expresses
lt> and. we will not go further now, Bu
;jr we say keep your eye on Breeland'
]v place. .
er Mrs. H. B. Thomas after being in
ay disposed is out again and looking th
,ir picture of health,
nd Mr. Willie Henderson has recent!
,jr neen going to Walterboro. Somethin
ey may be doing a little later. Listen oui
y. Miss Flora Julia Fordham has jus
gy-returned?from AshevlHe and ofhe
he points in the Land of the Sky. Sh
in is much improved and reports a plea
or ant time.
pe Rev. K. H. McGill was seen in th
city this week. He looks well and i
he succeeding nicely on his work,
rid Rev, L. C. Gregg has just closed
on very successful revival.at his churc
jt in Denmark. * Accessions 24; conver
sions 43; baptized 12. He was assist
ds ed by Dfr^L. G-Jjiegg, pastor of Sil
jy yer Hill M. E. churcK7~Sptrrtfmb?rj
also W. S. Norman and R. J. Law
rence. ____
ed We "&re continually having abund
h. ance of rainfall, but still we are no
9t discouraged. W^ are just waitinj
for our change to come. '
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[TO LEADER
B. C. CLUB MEETS TUESDAY,
SEI'f. 11TH. t
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1 We hereby, call the attention of the
t members of the Benedict College Club ?
1 to its regular monthly meeting, Tues- {
! day, Sept. 11th, at 8 p. m., in the
- Library oftheCollege. ^ ^
1 Vacation time is now over and there X
r is mudh to do ahead of the Club and {*
tit is the wish of The officers that as {
many as possible come out. Let X
^ each loyal niember get as many as X
' possible those who do not attend X
? and bring them out. There are a- {
Ground two hundred graduates of Ben- ^
t edict, in tha city and there should* 1*1
1 be in attendance at this history niak- X
t ing meeting of the Club one hundred J ?
Z at least] 1 ~ . I .j.
The (?lub 'n Columbia has accom- I y
plishcd .much, but there is still much j
: *o do. Let's not stand idle, but work. %
' There is an urgent need of $5,000 $
which will be used for the advance- ?
! ment of the Oollege and leads on to {
' the $50,000.00 goal. The Columbia
Club should play its part in raising X
it. Are we loyal pons and daughters *t*
of Benedict? pm"" *" ?y
world that we are by ?'" rnnnni-tml , X
effort to raise a good portion of this | X
s money. X
1 AVe arc indeed -pvofd pf our Ptcsi-1 X
Client, Di. C. B. AlilTSdel, tor'truly lie ?
! is ever carrying our-Alma Mater on ?|?
- and upward, and ii we hut hold his .j.
hands up ere we^realize it many need- X
ed changes will appear from time to l'I*
5 time. . .v,
The latest addition to our campus
' is.a beautiful home .for our President
which was presented to the school by" "X
a family of three. Just-listen out ?
fr>v thp npvt. in~*hn f,"'m nf =?
a teachers' home, which we hope to .j.
be able to herald before many moons X
t
wane. . ?
DR. D. K. JENKINS, Pros;, o ?
(MRS.) A. C. MARSHALL, Sec. X
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I William S. Jackson 11
Plasterer, CeriT^ftt.iTJonpnil I
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