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1)1 LI .ON NEWS.
r** , Many hri-g lit minds crowded the
pews of Bethel church Sunday morn
I i"K to hear the word of. God. Rev.
kI lenerette- preachd a wonderful ser
a" num. At p. in,.' a . cro\\'d of. chil
dven and elderly . fdljts gathered to
discuss t.he. Suii'diy school lesson. Af
>er the study period was OYety the
?, desson was reviewed by the Supt.i
" y Mr. .1. B. Oouscr. ^ "
. The jlifrhf services* were held -at
??ilie regular bu":.t with a splendid at
' endance. 'sjjc. > "
Sunday jnoitun 11: l"> the regular
. rvicJ~\vhs" held-at the M. E. chUt't'h,
-with a large audience. The beloved
pastor, Rev. 11a mah lias gained many
lIMiiik -rrrm?rrr? o?ituihi*?ui?iuiu
'avmind .li'dlon. Ihereloro it is the
Vainest and h'peful. desire of the
?r? -? 'inl'i'i M?a-m-)?; , i 'i.j?Lilill lie may
i ctarn. Kvenim' ej\ ice was. held. at
.in- inn il lnnn tie Ma**'..
Iiey? tlregg was held?at his f>ost
j.fist of duty at il otclock as usual.
Also c-veTuivu: : ' Vice. It. is -really
. oiiuuhndnldp 1 C- . the good work
'he 'is doing.' We b' j e for hiiu Cgh"ttnu'ed:
sueeeSs,
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Mrs. 1*. A. Tout- litis returned home
j.'o.m?an exteiv eTrip visiting*-friends
^in Detroit! Mil and ,\\ indsor, Can.
Mis. Ola il is now visiting
friends in Wa h lug ton. D/C-.-V.
Mi.?> Klcndj-r .I ovii|i?rion,. has jyst
t~?r-;~. fa JoneabiuOf .'Vr IV???V? , ,.r.
Mrs. ianetba- Henderson and baby
* left Sunday IV . X aith Carolina?
.Miss Kloise ili oorette has returned
t i Columbia, i she will take up
i.'r -Tuiiits at- Aii'ii I' niversily. .
* There were teachers, attended
? the Ma-ripu. Mi- .W1'".'! All have
I'.Uirned "rep-.' -a pleasant stay.
: V\ c are grati fol i the town or Marlon
_ r.... nntfifhilnrmr . w??M -U'll hail
- a very aide lm-niiy. Kajii one was
"" ~ : ;;l his or lu'i ~p t j'l duty. .
AITs; Alojlie JV-thea has just re
turned fivhi' A: ens. where she was
visiting her Tri'.-Lds." .
s-, We wore di li.jie.ed to have in'our
1 wii soiue M:?i ; ii t'rieiuls over with
i.s Sunday, nauu-iy Alr. Whit "Holiday
;lr. Nichols. ..Visitors are always
i. . .velconie in out t>.\\ii. Come ayuin.
'.Misses .May"- ' -Wiilu'hte. Susie Wil
-? liuins;. Iteulaii, Aaiser and Carolyn
iftca! 1 will H a .e ' <?n1~Mie 2<>th for
. ' 'Siajte Colleyo.
.Miss Hei tha'<;' uA.ei* w ill, leave soon
?* 1 i- Allen Cl'.i. :/ 'A'iU'l'e Site .will
take up her eoileye. course. Also- Mr.
~ i*i att?CAi mil li.iel. ?
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? 1-70?I'M la an I . 7n?Sunday?for}h
owning lliinje 'nail school-Camden.,
? Mr. II..vt 11 :i- and Jesse Dye left
for. New 'York Cdy Saturday night.
. ' VVe "hope, .for "17 " .1. pleasant stay.
.Miss Jlillie A.lc't.'o'll is giving-a go
avray* party 1 Bertha t-ouser
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NINETY SIX NEWS.
, VMr.
Holt Connolly left Friday night
for his home in Morgan,_N. C., to
spend a week with home foU^
Mrs. Lizzie Allen continues -very
sick.' .. * e
Mr. West DaVis left Friday for
Philadelphia to visit his daughters.,
We hope Mr. Davis will spend a pleas
ant sojourn in the city of Brotherly
Love. -
Miss Gertrude Lawton entertained
' 1 .?r
a ( number of her friends -Saturday
evening at her home.
[ Lauderdale, Fla., are visiting Mr.
- and Mrs. Kelix Williams. They made
--the~.tritt.~ia the/ liemitifuL Hudson
coach.
Mr. Ton? Fuller, Mrs. Mamie Roe
buck of ..Philadelphia and Mrs, Ella
Ella Jones .of Salisbury, N. C., were
pleasant visitors of Mrs, P. B, Dean
and Mrs. J. P. l'arker Frlilay.
Mrs. Klla Butler's many friends
were glad to see her attend service
Sunday night. Mrs. Butler has beeir
sick for?a?month or so.. ?_ _
Mrs. Emma Thomas left Thursday
for her Koine in-Beat)fort. - /
Air. Ben. ChappeU an old citizen of
i ,.yiiintii ^jy p-msiiwl iiwny Tuesday nnd
was buried at Mt. Zion Sunday. Ho
was 101 years.old. For a number
of years Mr. Chap pell made his home
with Mrs. Charity Robinson, his only
daughter. Rev. J. F. Marshall^ pas
j to? of. -M,t. Zion preached a'"very, in
Iteresting sermon"; Our sympathy
trees..out to the dear family. A host
of Ninety i^ix people went down to
j witness the fuperal.I
Rev. ,1. II. Fenny preached for Rev.
Dixon Sunday evening. Rev. Dixon
I had to attend a funeral at Bush River
at 2:J!o p. m. Sunday night the pas
tor found a large cOMgiogiiliun an
xiously waiting. After a very inter
. sting B. i. 1*. U. meeting conducted
by Miss Jones and Mr. J. II. Nathan
Rev. Dixon preached a wonderful ser
moTi; his text reads thus: "The grass
withereth, -the flower fadeth, but the
word of our God shall stand forever."
j This, w^s a grdat sermon.
Rev. Penny was the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. t\ B. Dean Sunday.
Sunday night Rev. Dixon and Rev.
Penny worg the" guests of Mr. and
Mrs. P. S. Goodwin.
Miss Saij4*~L-etfV.Ioseph and Miss
Mary Lou Smith were- the guests of
the NJisses Mary- Jose arid Connie
Lark Sunday evening. The time was
pleasantly spent. .
'1 he Household- of ltuth will have
'.heir Thanksgiving service the fifth
-Sunday at-Bcthlehem. All are kindly ,
invited ti> collie. Ttm?Young?Ladies'?Auxil
iary is,
getting along nicely. The . members
will render a program the fifth. Sun
.lay." Don't miss hearing these.young
.people sing and recite.,.
Miss Willia CJrirlin is president.
- Bethlehem's Usher Board is render
1 irig splendid service. Mr. Brady Jack
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4E 4th ANNUA
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ocieties of Richland <
Counties, S. C.
RANGEBl
sonville,
n Railway System th
ipital city of South C<
OCT. 3,
SEE THE FOLLOWING OFFICERS?
w, James Dozier; St. -Matthews": Ed Jon
: J. J. Jones, Isaac Uptigri'w; Fort Mot
lames Gold, S. I'elzer; Kingvillo C. M. 1
ivers, Rev. II. Davis; Easfover! E. G. I);
Richardson, S. Y. Khcden, O. McBeth, J
p. Wm. Itraiwtr lt?wtrtn t'.haviw, Leonard
. Scott, L. Woods, R. II. Loyd, Rev. II. Bi
liver; Weston: Mrs. Mary M. I)ean, Wai
npkins: I. J. Alston, S. L. Johnson, Tl
, L. A Richdrdson; Columbia; J. W.' W
'EES ON TRAIN?Mrs. Catherim
k. - S. J. DUN LAP, Secret
W. S. HOLLP>Yy ^ N. S.
GADSDEN, S. C.
f THE PALMETTO
IN MEMORIAM.
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In loving memory of our mother
Susie Hill, who died Sept. 17, 1V27,
one year ago.
Short and sudden \?as the call
Of our mother loved by all;
The blow was great, the shock severe
The parting was hard to bear.
Days of sadness still come over us,
Hidden' tears do often floty,
Memories keep her always near us,1
Though she died oire\,ypar ago.
' ~ Bereaved Daughters:
Frances Anderson, Esther Entzminger;
Son, Thomas Hill; Bro. I.
Grah'am; Sisters: Isabel Williams,
Carrie Williams;- smt 'iti law >Wm. AnUei
son. :? ?-?
| SI'M'MERVILLE NEWS.
The Alston Graded and High school
nf Snmmcrvillp hnp-nr> ifo 199R-g<) rps
'sion on the morning of Sept. 10th.
Examinations for delinquent and* new
pupils were held on Monday andTues,
day of the 10th, after which puipls
were classified and the regular work
commenced on Wednesday "the 12th.
Eager faces greeted the teachers and
all students seem to enter into the
year's work -with much enthusiasm.
the auditorium;' after which greetings
were given to pupils by each member
of the faculty amiti great applause.
This Vear we have connected with
who come to us highly recommended:
Misses Naomi I. Lee of Atlanta university
and Jannye E. Smith of Morris
college, Sumter. The following
teachers are associated in the school
work here: Miss M. E. Hollins; Mrs.
4v. R. Pcddrewj Miss C. L. Anderson;
Mrs. E. A. Manca; Mrs. R. L. Gillian
Miss N. I. Lee; Miss J. E. Smith; Mr.
Mi Hoods and Mrs. G. M. Asi\e..
Among our recent visitors to the
village were Dr. R. S. Wilkinson,,Mr.
W. J. Spann and Prof. J. B. Burgess
oi wrangeourg; Mi's. Sadie Cleniet
and family of Charleston, accompanied
by Prof. Sharpe of Avery Insti
tute and Mjiss Emily Lucken motored
up to see Mrs. G, M. Ashe and teachers
on Sunday afternoon.
. Miss E. J. Steward of Orangeburg
spent two days with Rev. and Mrs.
G, E. Howell.
Miss L. Howard a former student
of Statu college left Monday for Winston
Salem- Normal School. Miss L.
Lee returned last week from Atlantic
City, where she spent the summer
with her parents. Prof. J. R. Bonds
and Mr. II. Ct Ilutchson, one amongi
the leading undertakers 6f Summerville
motored to Charleston Friday
on business.
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"son is the iHgnitied president;
Miss Sara Lee Joseph is president
of the Pastor-'s Aid Club. Let us join
hands and hearts and put the pro
gram over for the Master.
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William^ J-as". Williams,
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Harroll. A. B. Branch; V
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Abbeville News
The Abbeville County Training ^
school opened Monday, Sept. 3rd with
ftn auspicious opening. The exer- '
cises were presided over by Prof.
Lee. Following is the list, of teachers:
Misses Charlotte Ra'pley, Kate
Pressley," Jessie Fair, Ruth?White, J
Mildred Shives, Emily Collier, Janie
Slappy;'Mesdames Georgia Grey, Josie
\Vrigfat, Bessie Jones.
Harrisburg .graded-schoolj Mrs. Su- ,i
sie Sanders and Miss Ida Jefferson, i
Grace graded school Mfs. Ruth Mas
Sey, all of Abbeville.
Misses Fahriie'Tayter and Cleo Fair
deft Wednesday for Georgetown to re- ;
siime then; wurk jn the City school | ,
there.
Miss Rebecca Grey, has returned to
Abbeville???d?will?leave?in a few
days to resume her work at Haines
Institute, Augusta, Ga. _ |
Miss A/.alee?White haG?returned
home, after a very successful session
of summer school at Marion, S. C.
Mr. Clifton Taylor and Mr. Eliot
wmmade a business trip t0 Colum-1
urown maae a uusiness n ip xQ v.oium- ;
bialast Thursday. i
Messrs. Harry and Dower Griffin '
from Evnnoton>?111., spent?the?past. J
two weeks here visiting their uncle .
and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Albert Toy- 1
.lor. J 1
Miss Ruth Davis from Knoxville, j
Tenn., is here visiting: Miss Mar>j Pope;,, '<
Miss^ Ida Diggs spent the past1' J
week here visiting Miss Mary Pope ^
and Lucile Fair. She is a class-ntate ;
at State College of Misses Sallie J. !
Taylor, Lucile Fair arul Mary Pope. Jj
Misses.Daisy Wilson, Virginia Press J
ley and Mable Hutchinson left last i
Monday to enter school at Benedict
College, Columbia. Their many
friends wish them much 5U0PP3R. J
Mr. Harry Reed has entered school >
at Hampton., ^ ? ? *,
Mrs. Marion Jones is spending a
few days in Evanston, 111., visiting jj
relatives and friends. , 1
Friends of Mrs. Josephine Brown
are sorry to know that she is sick I;
at her home on Secession Ave. ,
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SOCIETY NEWS.
Mrs. Pinkie Teal entertained at her <
beautiful home on Whitehall Street .
last Friday, night in compliment to *;
M.r. Harry and Dwoer Grillln, the ??
quests of Miss Sallie Mae--Taylor; }
and Misses and?Davis,?the- J
guests of Miss Mary Pope. The Ah
heville ladies and gerftlemeh had much |
pleasure in meeting these ladies and'^
gentlemen. At the close of the evening
refreshments were served.
atkm- -Lata iul euterlained?at J.
her beautiful home on Secession Ave.
in honor of Messrs. Harry and Dower <
Griflin and Miss Davis, who was in !
the'city for a visit.
A pleasant Dinner party was given, :
at the home of Mrs. Mary Horn in
honor of visitors, and also at the i
home of Mrs. E. O. Jenkins and Sallie
J. Taylor.
M'OSsl'S. Harry and Dower Griflin
of Evanstqn, Ilk, who have been in
the city for the past two weeks on
a visit were given luncheon at the
home of Mrs. Georgia Grcyjast Mon-'
day night. A delicious salad course,
iced tea, ice cream and cake were ;
served., After which the Picture <
show was taken in, and they went i
u. i I * , 1
iiume ami niaue..me nay a pevtect one <
by having a water melon cuting. The i
boys returned to their home in Evans- .<
tonjast Wednesday. "*" .. . j
MW^JF<*cl,. Mrs, Hurst and Mrs. j
Latimer filled their cars with young- :
_&ters and -went -out to" the Savannah ^
rive?~on the-rrew_brldge kodffktTig~last i
Monday. ' = M;rs.
Josie Taylor .Jackson f^oni
Georgetown spent a few days here' *
visiting her mother and friends.
T WHITMIRE-NEWS.
C. Byrd is out again after a short
illness. Friends are proud of him
as he is a wonderful church and social
worker.
The Whitmire Graded School opened
Monday Sept. 17, with a very large
enrollment. The teachers for the
iiwu mi?~ ??? ?
/ nvamun are: lvil'S. i'-iiva Wai |
lacc and Prof. E. S. Allen, principal. ]
Mrs. Rosa Lee Caldwell of Jack- I
sonville, Fla., and Mrs. Minnie Pead
qf Marion, N. C*t are Visiting their
parents, Mr. and liflrs. J. C. Byrd.
Miss Minnie Thomas left for Richjmbhd,
Va., where she?wiH?attend school.
We are sorry to give Miss
I Thomas up, as she is a wonderful
young lady. We hope for her much
success and a pleasant term. Miss
Thomas is a graduate of the High
School Dept. hei'e.
Miss Louise Gilliam left Sept. 10th
for Sims' High School. This is also _
Miss Gilliam's Senior year at Sims
Hgh Schortl, Union, S. 0.
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WAI /r KH BOR () N E W S.
Ait unusual crowd fathered at Wes
ley M. K. church on Sunday nitfht
\nd the Rev, Taylor filled the pulpit
lie preached a verv abkOsermon. A1
iyh0 heard him were greatly helped
Miss Martha Rady left Saturday fo
Jcorgia State College, where she wil
ittend school.
Miss-Heather Lights, left Saturda;
tfterpoon for Jlardeeville, where sir
s visiting Miss Malissa Scriven am
".amily. ' ' *'
The Rev. K. Marcus, along wth Mr
W. M. Ready motored to (Columbia oj
i business trip. 5
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Miss Catherine Dent, Miss Adelina
Ferguson and Miss Ada Orsbone left
Tuesday for Clallin college.
We arc very sorry to hear of the .
1 Rev. Austin's, little girl gettng one
" of her legs broken. We hope feu- her.
I a speedy recovery. " <?
Miss Muhle Dent returned home
r. .frojn Charleston, where she was at- N
^ tending the Sunday school convention. a
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ports of the convention, and reports a
p pleasant stay in the historical city.
Mis Gilbert" Cooper is home spending
a few days with his parents, Mr. anil
Mrs. B. C. Cooper,
a We are still glad that M'iss. Edith
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