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Aiken News
- "Mr. James. Wilson who fins bet
very sick for sonic time: is improvin
nicely to. the delight of his mipi
friends. * ' {
Rev. J. R. Pearson, the efficient aii
popular pastor, of>Wesley M. 1
church left on Tuesday; for Chera\
. to attend the Annual Conference <
his church. lie is a well prepared an
fine young man, and reports havui
had a very successful y< ar. We wis
him Well.
The Pupit' Aid Clui? uf C-unrherlan
church held,-an enthusiastic and foi
ward lacking meeting 011 Sun'iay 'ni
lernoon last" at the home of Mr
E* K T.. - ."J . >t- a ? t
i.ii/.ii tfuiiiu.s. i?irs. .Mary rrascr
' the earnest "and faithful president.
Ilcv. X.'. Id. Ctinn, pastor of Kmai
uel Presbyterian church and prinr
l^al of the Andrew^ .Robinson sohrto
has hfee n?n the sick list . for the"Uu
several days. '-He is improving nice!
Services at Cumberland A. M. 1
""church were quite nisp'irmg; and v.\~
attended last Sunday. The past,
preached a splendid sermon,
~ int; to those present. Theihc: "Cud
Last Message to Man.". A heart
welcome awaits everyone at Cumin-1
land.
The Rev. Dr. E.. B. -Maek, Presic
k injj Elder of the Btaufori District, t
the A. M, E. church and a resident o
several years of Aiken left with hi
family on Tuesday for Beaufor
where they will make their jifcrmnnos
- residence. Dr. Mack?Was? formerf
pastor of Cumberland, and P. K. 'o
-thc"""Aikun~DistTK:rr" ltxf~matin man
friends while here, and .his depaVtwr
is., regretted. Aiken's loss is Beau
fort's gain. May he continue to sue
ceed. ' '
A reception was Riven Monda;
night at the home of -Mrs. Sally Gor
^tan?in honor "of, Mr. ami Mr^ <
'Glover*-* They left this week -for Va
nvessee;"ST C.,' for ah indefinite stay
-They at'O pol)tihn-' resi.leiiL ike'
and their Tfnany friends loathe t()- so<
them leave. The reception was wel
attended and a pleasant time enjoy
cd.
Cumberland A.M. K. church ha
launched "a big rally, and the force
are organizing for the effort Sue
cess is all they can see.
The Wjlling Wor%|s Clnli n
Friendship, Baptist, church gave ?i
exceptionally 'fine, musical progran
on Monday night,' It's'a lpng, lonj
time since such an array of mu.sica
taipTrt ira^ been "gotten" Together her<
on the same program. Schofield's
Quartette composed of Messrs. JanYp;
Robinson and I.eRoy Smith, tenqrs
Dozier Stephens, baritone and Gil
bert Ethridge, bass, gave two beau
tiful selections. The .pipe^organ' aj^
piano reditions by Mias^Beatrice Mc?Ghee,
Mis. Oauic?Hammond are
miss Kveiyn Smith delighted all. Tin
reading by Mr. Elbert Weaver cap
lections by Misses Kstehr Mae Brooke
and Saralr M. Horry Vere.n^rc treats
The full Jackson Orchestra was out
and gave a ^ood account of itself
to the delight of the whole audience.
The performers wer:e Messrs. W. A,
.Tackson, corner; Sam Eubnnks, has*:,;
Henry Mitchell, trombone; Wnt. Ball
^axaphone; and M. Spencer clarinet.
Mrs. M. Price presided at the piano.
Mrs. A. B. Graham ,is the advisor
and Mr. Alonzo'Cherry, the energetic
president. Mi^, Daniel Roval was
master oT'cfcremonies.
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ANDREWS NEWS
j The Willing, Workers Club of St.
Andrews A. Si. E. Church met on
Wednesday afternoon -at the home of
LMrs.: B. -Fringle. Misses- I. Burgess
j and A. Johnson entertained and JVotU
(jirovedlo be cjiaririnj? hostesses,
j- "After business, a delielOus menu
3 was served, followed' by enjoyable*
names. The next meeting will- be
| ht Id at the rholiie-of Miss Hobinson^ |
|| Among-those from Andrews enjoy
?| inn the State-A. & T. ir.tmc-*vOre:[
|| Mir El-oil fil-i'cin'. Mndamds .Jones.-!
Sg i and Ki^doch, Mi-;'es' Ilavery, Brown
i,<; and Freeman. _ . .
|j "All- of Andrews, is nloitvivue; tin.
jl; moving away of Mr. and Mrs. \V. M.,
|u Johnson and daughter. They aiv now '<
J at home at Florcne^,. "* .<
The Community'. Fair given by the
ij Parent-Teachers Assoeintion at the
School on- Tlfnnk-giving Day was .it
success.
J! Mr. and JIis. Jesse Fohinscn arc
i proud pQrents of a. fin > baby boy.
j i Mrs. B. Greene had as her eniests
on- 'i'hanksirjvitnr Pay. her -sUtar-r- from
Georgetown and Airs. Scntt of
f Mbrrii?ville._ .
Mrs. R. L. Bvclon spent the Thanksholidays
in Gahly with her
X-frnfiband..??:?-? ? f' ' i.i
..j] Miss ,M. Alston -received a^ieltariuua.-. .
Sunday statirfg the dyath of her sis- .
tcr in Savannah.
Mrs. Rericlta 'Wheeler entertained
rtho I.adies .AH C'luh Tuesday aftrr
'j noon. . - .
Mr. 'Fred Greene motored to George
|l fown Saturday, lie was accompanied
' by Prof. Smith. " .
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h Mr. aad Mrs.?Sry;hrWlyte nrotmc-,_?
K to",Camden. N. J. to visit their* sisy
ten aifd brothetv-Mr. and Mtst O. A. Johnson.
. They were accompanied, by , ?
,d Miss' Geneva Jackson and' her friend.
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Copyright, 1928. by Nl F. S.
Prof. George Washington, C^arvpc.".Qf
Tuskegce Institute, Ala., whose amazing
discoveries of the many uses of
the peanut, the sweet potato, etc.,
has won lor him the plaudits of the
world, and an award In the Royal
Fellowship of Great Britain, and
honor conferred only Tor outstanding'
attainment's In science. " Frotn the
everyday peanut he has takeir 202
useful articles of amazing variety-*-*
from axle grease to lace cream He
appears this month In Farmland
Fireside Magazine.
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