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.Saturday, November 17, 1928.
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Mr _ .. - MR. G. w.
The accompanying photograph is 1
Bj; the likeness of Mr. G. W4 Spann, pro- I
i minent fraternal man of Charleston. 1
Mr."SpawV" ia~ftu~ululeiCakt'r mid 11? ~i
Kj-cen$ed eillbulttlfcr. ne is also a - No- "]
I Jtftry Public. Mr. Spann has been s
I 9 LAURENS NEWS
The auxila.iry club held its meeting
Thursday* afternoon at the usual hour i
r" with a yarge number-of members pre- >
sent..v " . t
Mr. Samuel Woody well known citj- c
zen of this city passed away after a i
lingering illness Thursday. He ^w?s--s
funeralized Sunday in the city ceme- I
tary. . (
Mr. C. II. Dufkett and Mrs. Geneva
are confined to their beds with influenza
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Mt. and IVfrs. Frank McMorris, of '
Washington spent the past week as ?
the guests of their mother, Miss Mary
McMorris and other relatives. . ' '
Dr. L. W. Thompson, accompanied (
by Mr. Heniry Hunter motored to
Asheville and spent a few day with 1
the home folk.
Mr. Wade Garrett well known citizen
of the Jcounty died suddenly
?while .attending Ihe^Ml. Carjnel Fair ~
Friday, llis death-was a great shock
to the community.
Messrs. C. H. Duckett and W.' P. e
Garlingfon Have puFchascd hew cars.
- Mr. J. F. Hunter is doing good *o
. work in the undertaking business.
. .rMrs. Fannie Davis Parks of New ^
York City is visiting her sister, Mrs. 1!
Fannie Woody.
Mt. Carmel Fair was a great sue- v
cess. * o
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BEAUFOfrT COUNTY TRAINING
SCHOOL NEWS 1
During the past week we were" pleas r
antly surprised "with a visit flrom a
ITr>n w n "
???n. ubciiiiiic^v;r, v^uuiii-y superintendent
of Education, and 'Hon. J.
B. Felton, State Superintendent of
Education. , These men visited all
parts of the campus, and they seemed
to be pleased with work being done, a
Our classroom work is steadily pro- g
gressing, also our enrollment is in- 8
creaking. One of the mojjt interest- t
ing parts of our daily program is cha- b
pel services in the morning to break ?
the monotony of the services during r
* the week, both students and teachers s
fcL interchangeably conduct these exer- p
ML cises. Selections from our Octet and
H^two Quartets help to make the pro- t
wram more interesting. At this^tfme a
K* 18 8,v*/n ^c\,rrp ^
As a whole, the ne^k given is sig- p
Bnificant and worth while. a
V-?Last week twu of uur buys represent ?
ted us at the State FaiT"treid fn Colum- p
bia. rJ* ?r
r? STOttlNS NEWS. " ~ d
Mullins is being, favored-this^year a
with all of her old teachers with the r
exception of hne. The faculty is com j
posed of the following: prof, and Mrs. 'v
Koberts; IWLesdames Duckett, Williams
Knight, Williams, Mullins, Jackson .'S
and Alexander. r ^a
There was a debate.Friday among!
the first year high school students. IC
The affirmative side received the deci- i
slon of ihe judges. ~ *
^ Miss Phennia Filmore is attending
.school.in Oxford, N. C.
... . Ph'of. J. S. Roberts will be away
three days this week attending the '
T scholarship examination at Benedict, v
Claflin and Morris College. We wish j
\ i ' ^ greatly; favored this t
week with the agriculture teacher r
Prof." John P. Burgess.
The new FarmersThrlft CInb was 1
organised by Prof. Roberts Oct, 20. s
The officers aTe as follows: James
Hodge, Pres., Raymond Ranson, Soc, t
Willie Dempsey, Asst. Sec., Roosevelt
Ransom, Treas. \ f
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luite successful as a business, mam
is past chancellor of a Chartfifeton
!<joge K. of P. and is a member of
he Grand Lodge-hL-that _organizat- _
ion. He is- held in regard by all who <
<now him. Mr. Spann is an ardent 1
supporter of the Palmetto Leader. ' <
ANDREWS NOTES.
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Sunday being Armistice Day, we j
verougiven a wonderful sermon on the -j
iVorld War and its effects by Rev.
sVitherspoon at St. Andrews A. M. E. j
:hurch._ On Smwlay=nt$ht all the J
lasses gave Rev. Witherspoon a ]
)ufse as a token of appreciation of
iorviee rendered during year. ? s
drs. Serena Barnette motroed to ?
Jeorgetown on Wednesday.,
Mrs. S; L, Becton accompanied by t
Miss Phoebe Brown spent the week -j
nd at herjiome in MliClellanville this j
)ast~iweek.
Prof. J. E."Smith was called to his
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idpte.'in Due West on Wednesday on
iccount of the illness of his father.
Ve are glad- to have Prof. Smith
>at'k and the report of the improvenerit
of his father, " ; '
Miss Maryi L. Fraser of George
own spent the week-end here as the ^
;ueat'j>f. her sister, Mrs. T. F. Jones.
?Mrs,-Darkes W-hitfield-is~Btill con- ?
ined to her-home on account of ill
less.. We hope her a speedy fecov'
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Saturday in Georgetown. a
Prof. J. \V. Witherspoon left on
"uesday for the Annual Conference "
n Kingstree. j
bn Tuesday the Ladies Art Club
yas royally entertained at the home
f Mrs. Myrtle Witherspoon. She t
iroved to-be a charming hostess and f
erved a very nice menu.
Mrs. Amarintha Johnson ' spent 'k
"hursday in Georgetown. s
Mr. C. SrBrowrie and a few friends'"
notored up on Friday and spent the t
.fternoen.
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7. ELLOREE NOTES i
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The Parent-Teachers Asociatjon met *
t the Orangeburg County Training
Ichool, Thursday afternoon,November *
. In spite of the small attendance,
he meeting was very interesting and c
icneficial.
All the officers of last year were
e-electod with a vacancy, that pf
ecretary being filled. They tire prearing
for a splendid year.
_On Wednesday evening, in spite of 7
he rain, the faculty was entertained?
< the home of Mr. and Mirs. Maridn s
V411 iaamsr Games were enjoyed thru?
ut tbe evening. The winners of the ?
vcning were Miss 'Maud Pendergrass nd
Mr. Marion Wiliams. " c
At a late hour In the evening, the ;uests.
were invited into the dining r
(ami lii1 share In tfte-jMl&iness part of 7
he program. At tnfs ,time a very
lehcious two-course meal was served. 1
Everyone present expressed himself *
? having enjoyed a very pleasant eye- *
ling. . _
Services at St. Paul Baptist Church 7
/ere well attended last Sunday.
^Services were unsually good in the
ichool, and evening. The pastor was
ft his best. }
-'The Tripe Club of the Orangeburg
.^unty Training School is performing I
t>s duty well in the school's behalf, t
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GRANITEVILLE NBWS^
The Oolumbia District State Con- s
'ention convened Here at Wever Cha- t
>el Church.on the 8th.,
-Many people who have never been i
o- the church before attended the
neeting. . (
Bro. Bishop and his family were a
n>re. The htahnp Wfla Iflte h*
irrive til Thursday night. I
The Rev. Sister V. H. Hosely is pas- 1
or of Weaver Chapel.
Elder W. T. Chappelle was changed <
>om elder to general overseer. 1
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THE PALME
Georgetown News j
Mrs.'R. H. Paul of Columbia-spent
he week-end with her sister, Mrs. B.
i. Sawyer^ .
Miss Dorothy Nance and Miss Georya
Cook spent a few days with the
sawyer family.
Miss Jennie B. Young of Irmo, S. C.
isited Mr. and Mrs. R.'.B. Anderson,
Mr. Charlie* Dunmore of -Columbia
pent some lime in_the city,.
Rev. J. L. Benbow left Tuesday for
lis conference in Kingstree.
Toward has the best foot ball team
n the history of the school, and is
low waiting on a game with the
Swamp Fox on the 15th.
Prosperity Tailoring Co. is asking
he cooperation of the people. As we
tave the only dry cleaning plant in
he city. ' .
We do laundrying also. Bring sai|ie
n before Tuesday.
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ANDERSON NEWS
? Rev... B.. S.?Jaekson - of ?Thownson
Centenniel M. E. .Church, preached, an
jxcellerit sermon Sunday morning to
juite a large crowd.
At 6:30 a program was rendered
jnder the? auspices 6f the Epworth
League, at 7:30 theRev^S; S. Lawtop,
jastor of Mt. Sinai Methodist Church
preached.^ ~~ ~7
Mr. Ktobert Allen of Jacksonville,
s visiting his sisters, Miss BeulaK
Mien and Miss Annie Crawford on
Pant Street.
The Junior Missionary of Thonipion
Centennial Methodist Church gave
i Hallowe'en Party Wednesday night
it the home of Mrs, M. J. Caldwell,
here were witches and black ctfts gaore,
and quite an enjoyable time was
tad.
Dr. Brown of Seneca was a business
'isitor in the city Tuesday.
The social given Tuesday night at
he home of Mrs. Annie Breden, was
i success.
A herd of Elk gathered on last
rhursday evening at the home of the
lome of Mr. and Mrs. Matthews in
heir usual monthly social. The committee
was alert in mumling- ??i
large hejrd.
A short business session was held,
)resided over by Exalted Ruler, W.
. Peek. ? . '
Mrs. Mamie Jackson is home again"
md reports a pleasant trip.
MiSs Laura Woolwridge, a student
it Unio# Hi, spent the week-end with
?iss Edmonia Johnson.
Mr. Oliver Adams is confined to bed.
. Madam Glenn.has returned from Ab
>eville and is ready . to receive her
riends. ? i - v The
Rally at Fuller's Temple was
luite a success and $2^5.44- was reilized.
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' Mrs. EITa Cunningham is cbfTfThecT to"
>ed with, the "flu".
Mother Watson, Mrs. M. L. Gassa-.
vay, Mrs. Lula Harper, Mrs. Minnie
dae Beatty, and Mr. Guilyard are all
mproving.
Eev. Coaxunv is remodelling his
lome. 6 _-r .
Mr. E. W. Carter, Jr. spent the
veek-end at home last week.
About twenty Andersonians attenled
the State Fair last week;
Mrs. Jennie Ellison is spending aL'hilf
with her snn-in-lnw and (laugher,
Dr. and Mrs. Edmond Johnson.
Miss Edrttortia Johnson was hostess"
it a delightful party given at her
lome Friday everting.
tegnfet. ^
Mrs. Iva J ones was the ' dinner
ruest of Mr, and Mrs. Jones, Sunday.
Mrs. Alice C. Holland was the guest
>f Mr. and Mrs. J. R. TKSrhas.
Mrs. Fannie 'MattiKon ftttondod the
narriagQ of Miss Viola Bt;own in
3eltun Thursday-.
Miss Belle Bright, one of the teacher
he week-end with her mother.
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LATTA NEWS
Prin. R. .L. McBride pf the Sumter
bounty Training School and Mrs. DaDaU?
it.
iojt x ai^c ajJCHJ. tllU ^vet'K-CUU i\I
tome. * ?-' " r;T" "T
Messrs. Eddie Bethea, J. Kat\. and
i'rank Bethea were visitors in the ciy
Sunday.
Mr. J. D. Dottery reports a ver-y
deasant trip to Timmonsville and Oanta
last Sunday.
rtrs. Lizzie McDougall who has' boon
(pending,some,time, in New York reurned
Saturda'y.
Afr. T. Owens is out after two
veeks stay Tn the north. ,'
Misses Phyphene Kirven} Oriana
Crawford and Alice V, Paige spent
l few hours in Olanta. r??
Misa^Christine Robinson Is still inrr^
)roving to the delight of her many
'rends.
Bernice Donneerly spent the w;eekmd
with her parents and friends in
Warion.
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TTO LEADER
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1 Constipation ] i
S Often Causes Sickness &
"About fifty, years ago," ~5 y
says Mr. Lewis G. O'Shields, J X
of Portersville, Ala., "my.
mother gave me the firat- -1" a
dose of Black-Draught, and {
i I have taken it ever since, J X
when I needed a medicine
2 for constipation. I have used
this remedy all my married m !
II life, in raising myThildren. >;
. "I have used Black- " .*
J Draught frequently for
heartburn, .as I have had j| X
j spells of this kind, off and *
on, for years. This follows J
indigestion, and indigestion y
-? ??"1 lmvu found that the best
J way to head off trouble is to X
begin taking Black-Draught
g Akx vinie* at rei^vra me oi 5
dizziness, tightness in the v
J. chest and backache. ; . ' . . ?
I ^.'^Y gGtting rifl nf irnnnr1'- -ft-?
ties, Black-Draught helps to
! keep the system in good j
I order. I always keep it in
I the home, and have recom- S
mended it to many people; $
a in my time. I always say a "J S.
j- -good.word for n gniri " : ^
5" cine." , g i
-? Sold by all druggists. ? *
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f- BfcNEDICT NEWS
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The prayer meeting last Thursday 'c
i evening was led hy Rev. Mr. McQuffc"-'?
1 kin. president of the Columbia Bible 3
ISeh'ml. The speaker emphasized the -$j
evidences of of genuine spiritual life 0
as shown in joyful fellowship with 0
Christ, peace m+ lifeiyr freedom'fi'om 3
Worry and undue anxiety, victory ov; ^
er sin and temptation, and the re? '2
?4 0
veiation of God's Glory in the soul. <5
| Our Sunday evening service was eon 3
: ducted, hy Rev, S. B, Wallace, of Sidj
ncy .Park. 1 lew spoke on the lasting) g
I jio\Ver of the gosnel. lie spoke.of the CI
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j-teniteiiey to criticize the church on thej <3
part of those who were henetieiarics j 3
1 of-the 'service anil asked the: tpu>sti<ni 0
j if criticism oi' the church and school 0
were jnst.i'iictl-on the part of the young o
! people who were obtaining advantages Tt
in education through the organized H
j church and from its Christian forces. I
He called attention to the fact that the |
leading schools were the result of
j Christian elforts and the ideals of re- j
I ligious people. "He emphasized the
| power of God, working in the' human
'heart, as essential to. a successful
career.
At the Young Woman's meeting an
interesting-conference was held on
praye.r. The importance "of prayer as
enmhasized by iioteel ieaders . wns,.prs- _
sented. Misses Lebla DeVese, Mildred I
and Olive Jenkins, Lillian Brown and
Angelina Davis took leading parts.
The mcetog was in charge of the president,
Miss "Agnes -Williams. -
Five- voumr men rem-esoht ino- tho
Y\M. ('. A. of the University of Smith I
Carolina had charge of the Voting I
Men's meeting held in'thp college gha- I
J pel ' last Sunday afternoon. Piesi- I
dent Coudloek .presided. The princi- J
1 pal talk was given by Mr. John White
a member of the Freshman class, , on <?
the importance of Taking ( hnst's life ~T
by the youngS*ien present. Mr. Ilell. >
(.the Y. .M. C. A. Secretary was alsm j,
tdep I>rty with Alien University where 1
a most excellent and api'irnpria-te-o^-p;
! ereisp was conducted. Dr. Sims pr<T- ,!
j S-idmb?The moving spirit of this [
niorial exercise was Mrrfr Mtailda (Jrif 1
tin. Appropriate papers were and ex- < >
I ccllcnt remarks wit.. made bearing i ' r
J upon--different?features rrpreserrtfngj ' [
various feelings. The picture poi'tray-j ' '
ed the feelings of a mother, 'a -si*tor, >
h'l'dher especially of those whose!
loved ones made the-supreme sacrifice.:
-The music rendered tittetTwell and^en- j \
hance'd the value of this impressive j
service. . . I *
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-m i:. >>yc .uuciamure, one o? ICastu-1 8
vor's jcitizehs died recently. . ... ?
* Miss Mary I,. Minder was manned] 3
.at Columbia, S. C. to Mr. Nara Sassar y
j-rcside. j fi
Mis^ Reese the oldest daughter, of S
Mr. aful Mrs. Charlie Reese hifffrhtfr- . j
come- the bride of Mi*. TTzekicl Scott, c
The revival at Mt. Zion Baptist g
Church was a success, being conduct- j 5
id by the Rev. S.C. Campbell-.of An. \
dcrson. Many souls tfcVe saved." .
Rev. Campbell was gladly received g
in Kastover having once pastured here. ?
The 1-lT boys, nnder the leadership %
j this year.
Mr. Georgianna*Mitchell of Water- ?
ee, has come to live with his parents, ?
Her grandmother died a few weeks C
ago. * t
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We, have made arrangements. with Rev. .J. AV. Wi.therspoon,
the author ol' "A -lirvhilh ol' The .Aluse'-r?a beautiful {
volume ol poems and pru>e \\.rit in^s?whereby we are able X
to oiler oxt'lt^sivt-jy to* the reactors/-of- 'i he 4-a ader, this'
-volume at JIAhF 11. .. 4.
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TVe also have.a volume 01 paper bound poems, entitled |
AmateuK 1'oems by Luther Ciad'son, wMjieh.^eliTor 25e. *5'
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\\u are ollerm^ to old nod new .-udscrr.wM?^ aiiie*, a- louy %?;
as-ihey last, y'or the l'ollow iiiy prices: ?
1 he Palmetto Leaded?1 year - <2.00 *1* ?
?A lift,'at h uf 1 ini ,Ull>)u. _ ?T- ?: 2.<>0 '|* ' Amateur
Poems . ' l """ ""grj V.
~ ? Tulul. : . $4.25 |
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