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ir -?! ?; ? * j <" * PAGE TWO THE "OLD GRAY" A] E. PHIL] ' .. ? .. . Johnson-Brtylley Appreciut??ve. That tfie above funeriil directors ai'e past masters in the thipking world, is ^ evidenced by the most excellent gift to school children as was jmnouneyd in the last issue of "The' Palmetto Leader" appearing on page 7. Who wiU-?ot only inspire our children to - be punctual in school attendance, hut will encourage parents to make larger sacrifices to se?4 them. We .need not wonder at this establishment being rated among the leading ooe? of the south. AH ofTis must agree that A . better thing could not have .been, done for the school children of C'olum hia. I regard it "an inducement for them to attend school..--And any time an " undertaking establishment will ciifli intiM-ost in thi.'liviiur :ia the . above, they will pet thi- dead. For'it is the livinp that must decide who shall have the deat^ This line spirit cx? hibitcd by this firm. |4nnts theiii in the hearts-Of the peneral public. And it further shows that fuiicm^ director-s will iuive. to do jnsi' ;i liMld indie, lid the-, people. than pur'chasinp for them fine caskets, pretty shroftds," costly s hearts and beautiful funeral .cars, receive* **: Gone And Still Goinp With the passing of thc> -old yeai some of the most flourishing: cplorot Tu sitiess enterprises seynliiiply. pass ed out of existence ill. thu..cit v of Co???rhjfnbim?This?should -Ih>?viVay-wl?vull niiilplod distrust and sad rep rots. Tin colored mrniture store on AVashinptoi Street and the largest colored proeery store on Assembly street 'arcnoAV ho inp operated by White people. This spells faHuie.for the race to do.thai class -of, business 'and On. that cla's? -St victor course llu;?defeated i?w?^ chants blame the u ace. They sky vyi ' did not patronize t hem. Rut com in* down to brass tax. there i- too lilth business co-?ipefation aimtiip the biisi ness men of our pi'pup t>? carry in such luisim;ss as'.that jd"d r in '.nit ion ed. Ami uhtil there be a better' un . derstandinp ahionp them. -iii'at .clas? of business with tluift is Vpo.lie .am still poitip." The means of-colore* people are too sea lit to siipport nil) business that ctinp.Mt 1- a siniilS * hnrpain otiee .in :i decade.. \ furni t.Ur<j store supported ;by *o?dbrcd . pew pie is no rusmnir on-me?. roi on purchase will do many -of :thein I" :?lift*. They <io. n.it?? i> > n -e?and?la. . ehanire I^r style, etc, iHTe tin- utitej people! In'.many instances thev resoi 1 -. . 10 ihe lumber pile with a" sawan< "htUclut 'ami jn.iKe -tomovr !n >U that they call" buy. 'l lnp. aaain to pas: the or?;anizyd 'eha.in' store,s with .>?!) . '' a little money in your pocket jjvseaiy.l of colored business with their hot clad flat rate?t-^rr , min-h-ofa t'eijtp tation tv.it to" yield. ^ ' r" --r(iood News I'rtini ?Ur. Maiu'e The many friends of the State atl< connection "Will- he" elated in heariip thy. oncpurajrinji 'news tommy; froit . l>r. Matter- whn is ;uw I'l.nlVilO-d t.? onl of thy best hospitals in .Washington D. C. For quite a w hile' i >j\ aMnnc< seemingly yriew worse. His son! I n R-. W. Ma.nee,. Jr.! who is a physician on hearing of i his. father's", dines: came at tincc. and found that^-it w.a necessary to, take hint to WashiiiKtoi lor ll'WUIIIi-Ml. I nit1 Is said To, m;ubeen the salvation of his father's life a lid that he ,'is now iiwpV<>ving. ever; ?,oday. The'.authorities say t h:.T lu-.wTl return home ftjlly restore t<> health The. church rejoices with the fanvil; oh receiving this news, for I ?r, .Mane practically is in the prime of life an. the church hies .much yet; to "expert o ,f him. I)rV Matke, the physiciajK. ha been greatly .complimented for. the in terest shown in his poble father.1 lathe church in South Carolina continui to pray that l>r. Ma nee. will reeove speedily. if it he (lodV will.- \ Enough For Encouragement * While in two instances colored bnsi ness has gone clown in the capita city several instances ir has .not ottl; held its own lait' has -gone for\yai'i making substantial progress. Tit o Haroptqn Publishing Company.1 Idb Assembly Street has had surh a pros . perous year until the manager- ha hdded to his machinery a hied. das self-feeding press, the like of .which i only, found in a few \vhite* publishinj houses of thjs country. Instead of in vesting the income of--hi-s'"publishini interest in fine cars and other thing similar, Mr. Hampton reverts it bar! into the business, thereby giving hi people more work to do and at th same time render, bis patrons mor efficient service. Not only should th people' read and pay for the "la-ader but see this company before contract .- ing your printing-work. Thomas' Drue Store, <or. Taylb SffdTHardin Streets is?a worthy tri bute to the credit of N'eero's pieces in business. Imperial Drue Store o Washington and that of the Roes<.*' on Assembly. together witft the on on Gervriis Streets in \Vavcrleyr"nr living monuments to our credit. An you haVe not seen Columbia if yo fail to see the Regal Drug Store,. 112 Washington Street. The Lewie' Rt galia ?ompnny, 1.310 Assembly Strec is a race wonder. The Homostea Bakery of this city demonstrates Xc S_ gro ability.?The flood Samaritan an the Waverley Hospitals tell that w< f' Ybb and d^cre^a"^3leluv "nm^store in places of necess, - here; that ar doing a fine business. So in keepid r *1 with our subject-there is enough lef for our encouragement. Our Whereabouts On last Sunday we were at Winns boro with the Rev. J. R. Johnson Jr . "" . ... : : . . . i " . STD THE NEW RIDEH 1 . . / .\ / ' [l> ELLIS . - ' . - ,1 | " * ' * "< ami with Rev. A. E. Atchison'of the ] IEl-John Circuit. - To say we hacta 4 heavenly -pentecost at both places is ) putting it mildly. We have set out to ] have a revival on this district and everything elsc. will come to it. "Put ' the old train back on the track," is j our slogan and coimcs nuxt to our lui-jito. This we mean to do the Lord ileeil a number one pastor and tfospol Ifelnj? our Helper. Bra. Johnson is inJ preacher. Ju fact the city delights to 'honor liini. An a scholar he is\not at Lull puffed up, but is as congenial as ! can he. He is' simply a fine young ' man.- Our two days stay at. his horne ' in that city was spent with pleasure. J I His queenly wife is the Missionary | [ President of the district and theyj .know how to/4uuikelJt pleasant'., for j thcii* nue>Ts. Our church atk Win?s, horo is one of" the most reputable am! .historical churches of the state, . ffis [composed of some of the best officers , ami .-members in the A. M. "E. Church., "l Few of whom, are Bros. S. A. Moore, , .1. I..; Batiste, C. J: Robiifsdh, John1 Sampson. fitst cousin of thclate Bishl , op Chappclle. Archry Richardson, Ru-j Jus B. (Irpen, C. J. Robin son/ Dan '-i Smith, Sisters "Fannie Smart, Helen I'Archey. _I^un:a Bookman, L. P.jCamp-1 ' bell, S. A. Moore.- AfotTha dreen, LilTai Hill,. Rena Richardson", Carrie Samp-1 jsoii, l.ottie, Lnwson, Mamie, L. Wood-1 j aid, niece of Bishop Chappclle,. and . many othdrs. While there we visited j, I the fiiie/cafateVih -and funeral"''parlor' of A. Russell. It is up-to-date in every respect. Mr. Russell is the '~viis ntnv pleasure .to wrlm h<q sirtrr-j, scnpiion t?> the "Leader." Bro. Atchi-! son is certainly itl the hearts of the j people on the St.1 John Circuit. He is . a line christian gentleman and preacher, a church Milder and is the vijrhti j man for this charge. I was greatly; ii.opi iv^sod?with?the?membership of , the ehartre. Thefollowing are only a! r I'pw Bfvdhers; Julius Johnson, Char-1 , lie Richmond, Wesley Woodard,. Jas. Spence!-, Sam Bonier, Jacob Lumpkin. , C. Barber,Young and Farrow, Sis-j .; terS^Cald-NyelL Farro\V.'.-Walker, Neal,! .(Stephens and others.?This charge' ,j-.wlll come in on time. This week end hwill find irs?in ?Spartanbijrg; \Vc 'will 1 conduct The business* nft*ctiiig or Kev... J. f. McCk-llnn. H. 1 1>. Friday j : night and French for him Sunday. . mglU. We will conduct the business . "meeting for Rev. 1 K R. Fd wards at White . flail, near Spartanburg Saturi <lay afternoon and preach for him; Sim.l iy morning.. We will preach r .for KcC. T\\*. S. Jones at Atchisi^su ' i'P;n?i 1 ?Spin tanburg Monday?nifjht; 1 ami onnpli te the work of his Confer-j x- nine.' I.et tb??pcnplc of"thasuvrbTrr gesr -. priiy for an outpouring' of the Holy j >' Spirit.,"I.ei ps advance on our knees." 7t ~ CtlNWAY *FAVS The Kmaiicipatioii program, of pros- , ! fige Wednesday. Jan. 1. ?|,uite an in- ij teresting program was rendered in ac cord wit;h tile day at Janu s' * School l uiider tit,, leadership of L'rof. Will, r Myers. The reporter is glad to' nienr < [tion.thht ilue to the vast nu'niber. be' s-ca.ks that I 'r<*f. Myers*" etfort s were | i; building' by the sid,.* of the .road,*vitii i* [not in vain. Jn the cozy *. Riisgn\\ aid t j Tlie lihctnmiicml^. ? and invincible My ors the pr>igram. was well carried out , 1 in" roptinc. First, singing America. s i Invocation by Rev., Stanley. Singing s .Mv Country Tis Of Thee. After, i which a number of speakers were L.' flu'ii presented uhicli -were:' Miss Ada Stanley, dialect; Mr (icorgc .lames| vpukc in i-("vllanci iusly; Mr. Tashus, -pRim's; subject: "Th,. Negro as an F.du i.-j eiitor.V -Rev.^Stanley.' "Negro as a v Rurdeii Rearer." "Qu'atUi* by Miss i>(Mary John son and others. 1 l'rof. (i. W. Sirigletavy, Financial 1 f Advancement of Negro. Rev. I). I). I s Turpin, -Moral Improvement of Nc-j . gro. .-Solo,.Miss Jessie "Jones. Clos-. t .i?g remarks by IV.if, Myers. This e writer takes grt>at pleasure in com-: p nicijdiiig hifn and feels that he voices; the sent iment of the commonity' when { . for them 1 extend to him elevated facilitations. Stand up, Myers, stand I up, and go on Myers go. v Ampng the .many that were home, j for - Christmas^Xj^rv Miss Ktheree t> WTv^lbui'.v, who is now.at State Col-! fr lege; Mr. WtlHttijv Johnston, also of State, Mr. J no: I). McQueen of Lynch'j s hint?, Va..:Mrs. Sarah Dewit of Phila-I .. delphia, Miss Juanitn Sum'pter spent a white, in the city on her way t'rom" ?jReiiedict College. -I T\Vo of the teachers spent their; p Christmas home, Miss Willie Mae s' Hodges' and Miss Kelly! k Mr. Lay is and his pal spent a short s while in the rtty Friday evening. i ? j e| KI >( K FIBIJ) N K \V S ej .. . ...' " "J Mrs. L'llti Coodwin of Columbia -'spent the week end in the city with i With her husband, r !_JlrJ3inl.:Mrs. Quitman Oliphant of ? nnJ \r?'C W le . T*n vlrr?i* il Tl H'l. A'm i >;> M ? A *** ? > iV Prof. .f. R. Freeman gave- ?~^urv prise party last Tuesday .evening for e the -Edgefield ' In J.eueher3.Quite a' e pleasant 'evening was spent playing d whist and dancing. "An .ice course u1 was served. 1 .Misses^^pry and Daniels of John ston, Prof/ Boston and. Mr. Raiford G of RMgespring were Sunday Quests d of Misses Logan, Rutherford, Sauni dors and Mrs. Bailey.. 4- ?Mr. and Mrs. A. W, Simpkins gave a lovely dinner party-om New-Year'^ c> Day.,. Those, enjoying thP hospitality jt wf -the pleasing' host anil lioslt'ss were 0 Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson, Mr. (r and Mrs. C. A. Cheatham,. Prof. and t Mrs. \V. E. Parker and Miss Emma Bryant. . | The Golden Rule Club fceld-UU I monthly meeting at the homo of Mrs. i ('. A. Cheatham. Tht? meeting was i-. quite a success. ,l The basketball gaipe between Sa. * . r? r -'.. *iy. ' ,j piiwwrT y ' 4 ' * "*V . ' ' THE PALMET uOa Hi and Edgefield Hi Thursday vas.full of "pep." Score 16-13 in iavor of Saluda., Saluda lias a swift ;eami The Candle Light Tea given at the i?nie of Prof. and.Mrs. MT. E. Parker was one of the r?'ial 'events of last week ^Vednesday evening. Guest of lpnor were.Misses G. Rutherford, M. Saundersr b. Logan, T: Mttehel and B. Glymph, Mr. vJ. R. Freeman and Mrs. R: Bailey. ' _ ? Prof. C. 0c~ Mcintosh was over rhursday tf> witness the basketball fame between Saluda and Edgefield/ Charleston News Mt. Zion A. M. E. Church At' Mt. Zion Church last Sunday there was unusual interest shown by our members and "friends, our attendance has be?n exceedingly good, being Inspired by the pastor's morning and evening subject, The Cooking Iron and tin- Man that find fan Use. And we are pleased to say-the unfolding of those two subjects'was so masterly handled, that., we Ltme forced to sfty from Our convictions that we enjoyed an exceptionally high day in Zion. \Ve ..feel gratefuT To"? these spiritual showers. Ip the afternoon the Junior Miss-. ionary Society presented a very excellent program with many wondQrful features. For this occasion the junior society, was organized by the president of the Missionary society of Mt. Zion Church, l^Irs. Philip Horry being so impressed and devoted to the young folks; ' Mrs. Horry took an active part on the program with those young folk of the department and delivered a very spicy address. Her "sub jeet was the Missionary Spiritr It was a very timely address and the entire audience enioved jt very much. The. attendance was grand anil those young folk were much elated over the success of the progrftflfn?iThey were given a very nice collection. . The Drama entitled "A Dream of Queen .Esther," that was sit Mt. Zion Church Jan. 11th was quite a Snrcess and present /expressed themselves as being well entertained. The same play is to be given at Emanuel A.. M E. Church on Monday night, Jan.. 20 19.'10. Admission .15 cents. Plymouth ? congregational Church -Dr^-Ledbetter, pastor, invites you tc their services at all times. We feel it keenly to hear of the illness of Dr. R. W. Mance. We hopt for hrm a, speedy recovery. . . We'are looking forward to our 1st quarterly conference of this conference year to be held on Monday night, Jan 30. . * . . Keep your ears and eyes open foi you are going ta be expected to be jMvsent at ? ? wedding emly pari of March. Don't bother saving mnn. ey to purchase a gift, lx>th parties desire it eliminated.' Reception to be at Dash's' it all.' --tooifT Listen!Emanuel A. Mt E. Church "I. press toward the nmrl fnr ty?< prizt, of the high calling of God ir Christ Jesus." . Philippians 3:14, was the pastpr's.'text on last Sunday morning. A large audience was present and enjoyed this forceful message. We need not comment on how this sermon was delivered, the ability, ol Dr. Beard is well known. Rev. Lawson. a Visiting minister preached Sunday evening. Sevefu visitors were present moaning and i'wiling". The leaders Christmas shower was given last Monday night. The proviant. was short and lively. Each leadei was remembered, also our pastor. The. pastor kindly remembered all the old members of the church. Ht -lias a h uh spirit, fttte 6t rendering seVvice to others. May we cultivate this spirit. ~ : ; On Sunday-afternoon, Jan.T97 a literary anil musical program will be given by the A. C? E. League. Come and help us in this effort. DARLINGTON NEWS Air. and Airs. James Douglas, Louise Williams and Rufus Mclver motored from Ansoiiia, Conn., to spend a. month with their aunt, .Mrs. James lYi?ee and family. Air. Robert Bowler, the -teacher ot Agriculture at Alayo High School if siek tind the Alayo faculty and students regret ituvery muo-htAlessrs Ralph Sparks gnd Harris Ham, State College students were vi: 4 ti.- V?i. i .1.? uwin (u my iycilu iiuiiiu ,uuriug im holidays. .-r-': Mr. C. B. Young of this count; made a speedy visit to., the city i r.few days--afro.?31?? ?1 I Mr. Cleveland "Franks and Mr. Car Kields are home again after-enjoyinf a pleasant motor tVip to OrangebuYfe to bring some students-home for th holidays. " ? Henry Nowlin and James NorwoOi spent Thursday, last hunting in th outskirts! of Darlington-. -The ga.nv was slow hut the sport was enjoye hy these two eminent young men both seniors at- Mayo High. The senior class of Mayo Hig1 I School and --its teacher, Prof. Lero; L. Pendarvis donated to the school i 1 arg0 hell-* to he" used for assemhTfn the line,?The hell was constructed rr ttop of the school by the boys of th class, and It will aid many student -in bein#^on--UTOer because it is hear i many blocks, within the colored sec l.tioTl'., \ I Miss Edith Gibson motored ove j New Year's Day, accompanied by Mj Charles Hutnull Of Surhlef', to spen the week end with her mother, Mri Annie Gibson. I. Mica SaraVt F. Prmno a# Prt*.l!?e | ton spent a few of the holidays wit . -Miss Elease Ford of Bennetts, he 'home, and the remaining of the hoi relatives. Misses Rosa and Sallie Smalls wer entertained at a delightful dinner f the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Ar ^derson Christmas 4)ay. The faithful .Few Club of Cherr Grove gave a delightful and succesi Christmas tree and program at th home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Murrj ~Jt~ " *"*" ' ~7Z *\ , ? * . tf ' TO LEADER ? Mrs. Elizabeth Sanders has Recently returned from New York Where ghe spent a very pleasant,time with he* children. " Mr. and Mrs. Jethto Green of Tim-^ pionsville, spent a delightful' Christ- j mas at the home of5 Mr. and Mrs. Ben' nie Bacpte. There was a- Christmas tree given "fit the Baptist Chyfch in behalf of thepcor people, and it was quite .a suc. cess and made may poor people hap; py- . The "funeral services of . Mr. Robert Miller was held at the A. M. "E. Church, Dec. 30, 1929. It" was a sad ' occasion and was a shock to all of his relatives and ifriends. - v .! The Emancipation Celebration was j held "in the" Mayo High School, Jan. lj at 7:30 p^m; A large crowd assemI bled and enjoyed the remarkable lec- j tures by Dr.S. A. Funches. CDY. J. B. Robinson, Dr.. H. \\T. Long, and Mrs. J Mabel Howard. ? . Fire works and a rrfdio program! ] played a most conspicious part in the eelelnatiun which wan enjoyed by all.' Mr. and Mrs. Nero McRae'and. family were invited to Mrs. Norwood's to a Christmas dinner wnTch was served | very timely and enjoyed by all . i Mr. and .Mr^. L. L. Pendarvis mo- i .[ tored to Orangeburg to spend the Christmas Jholidays with their parand Mrs.-Wilev. ? j Mr. D. M. Slater, native of Darlingiton County, who is now living in Ashe Jville. N. Qj, spent the week end here with his cousins, Edward San- i ders aWd James Dial at> the old San-j 1 ders Home. 1 Mr. Slater said before leaving 'for | 1 his home in-^Asheville, on Tuesday i morning that the old home is not what ' 1 it used to be. Faces we used to see; we can'tSsee^anymore. 4 The?following?students?were-hcrtge-j - for?the holidays and enjoyed a- very-: ! pleasant vacation: ,J4iss'es Clemmie !| Ftinci/.'s, Alekzihe Ward, an,ri Mr. ' Cornell Cannon of Claflin College; i Missos Bessie Scarborough, AHeen Al-j ston,; Louise Taylor, Cornelia Keith,) i Halley Josey, Mayme English, Odessa, ,- Patterr.on, Mcssis Elliyt Franks, Kob-1 ("ert Anderson, Handy McLendon, Cleve, ! land Mack, James King, Charles Mc. Tver and Julius Davis of State Col. lege. Miss Elva Gandv and Mr. Bright , Keith of. Benedict College -Miss Amp > rintha Jackson of Allen University. Mayo's Golden Tornadoes led by their dauntless captain, Miss Mattic : J. Wingate, played their first game of the season at Bennettsville, Monday, Jan. G, 15K10. Defeating them 24-7.?j ? A marriage of interest was that of . Miss Merness Green of Darling top to Mr. Robert. James, Jan. 12, at 5 o clock Sunday atternoon. j * \ ;.| The ceremony was performed by 4Br>\r Flinches, thp groom's nafctor. 1. The beautiful gOWl) i white satin with accessories to match ? and carried a corsage of white roses mingled with ferrr." The marriage took place at the > bride's home and Was witnessed by , quite, a crowd of relatives and friends. 5 Mr. and Mrs. James are well known . in Darlington and theit* tiany friends ? wish for them a hap^y sail on the matrimonial sea. The .^oung couple ; will reside in Darlington. ' "The 47th Anniversary" Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Lyons "bf 122 Coff A verttrtb OrangeburgrfelebFateU ' their 47th anniversary at 5 o'clock. ' The decoration of the hojvie were of beautiful designs and suitable for the 1 occasion^-. * After 'the-'-host, hostess and the few j charming guests had enjoyed a bunch I of fun they all marched into-the dining room and assembled around the: r table which was so gorgeously decor \ ated with all kinds of flowers and - gooflfl cats.?'The dinner was?served t in two~courses by -Misses Juliet- Belle | , and Lilah McMUJan. The first course ( j consisted of rice, chicken , gravy, stuff j ed chicken, ham, Irish potatoes sajad macoroni, fried fish, hot buttered rolls j and hot chocolate. -Tbe-seeond bourse consisted of ambrosia and cocOanut cake. Eve'i ybody reported a* happy and enjoyable evening. Those attendj ing were: Miss Mattie Bow'man, Mr. Freeman Williams, Misses Moore, Wil 1 liams, Livingstone, Irick, McKae, t f Hampton, Harley, Robinson, E. Ly- > , ohs, Mr. Walter Lyons and Miss . Gladys Lyons who are the offsprings jof Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Lyons of course - were special guests,. .. Andrews News r' ' i Among those spending the holidays ^ nnt trf trrtcn arg~aa follows: 1 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Greene and famf ily in Jacksonville, Fla. > ;, Prof, and Mrs. J. E. Smith and e -daughter in Charleston and Savannah, Ga. ? ' J Mrs. Ella Coachihan and, cfykjren e of Wildwcfd, Fla., are the guests of e Mr. an<l Mrs. \vrm. Barnett. d Misses Jackson anil Champy are i, back on their jobs again after spending the holidays with their families in h Columbia and Charleston.' y. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Becton had as a [their guests during the holidays, MrsBT L. B. Benn and children anil Mrs. n Carter of Lake 1 City. 1?? ' ? e Luring the holidays Mrs. James s J Kfhloch had as her guests for a day d | her entire family-from?Mtmningr' i-1 Mrs. MeiVin Jones ^lso had as her I guests (luring the holidays, for a day r her f fc ily from Georgetown, r. tyrs. Bunch Cooper is home again d after spending the holidays in Richs. mond, Va., and Raleigh, N. C. Messrs. Palmer and Tindal spen,C a part of the holidays in Columbia and h Chariton.?* : :r Prof. B. A. Bianchi of' Lexington, ;r here a? ?he guest of Prof. and. Mrs J. E. Snyth. c Miss Ann Harvey passed through it Sunday from Florence enroute to i- Oakley where she holds a position as teacher. y On -Sunday Rev. John Shingles thfc i- white Methodtst preacl^r, conducted ie services at St. Andrews A. M. *E. /. Church, A large cnowd was in at : - ' j ' ' i * .' ' ' ? -r?*?: 1 J ~ ? . '' ' V. tendance. * ? Mrs. Esther J. Ford, of XJeorgetown wfts a visitor here on Monday. . MACEDONIA'HIOfrjcHOOL NEW& ! . Schnot^opened last Monday morn.- ( ing in full blast. Every teacher and < almost every student present and ea- ( ger~to resume work. ! We were very sorry that one of our students',- Miss Helen Belle Johnson j had to .leave the campus, last Friday j J due to nrnQfiS.* We hope she will soon ( be able -to return to her work. . . i Prof. T. R. White, along with his faculty, are doing their vecy best to put the program over this term. Lajst ' Thursday we were pleasantly surprised by having two very distinguished 1 guests visit our school, viz: Mr. Car- < well, and Mr. J. B. Felton. They made some very good re mar kgr concerning our school and-work. Mr. , Carwell said.this school is in a better j condition than any training school in ' Western Carolina. Mr.. Felton said it is in better condition than it has , ever been. Mr. G. Frank Posey, our ' city Superintendent of Education, who 1 also visited us last Thursday, said the j school is in better condition than it has beeh~rslnce he h^s_been in the' city of Blackville. Eas? ydaY the?-4o' | lnij^nji^ILmcritrolJbis schoolwayffgffTM out tne enrollment un^ttr^fatagfthis i term is 400: ' ' igT jSome of the subjects^ tnal we are giving this year-that have never been! before are French, First Year Latin, Caesar, Cicero, Geometry, Plane and Solid, English literature-and-Physics.'. .The eleventh grade has been added. Mr. Carwell also, said this was the largest'eleventh grade he has seen in any County Training School-in the State. , . | Mr. Felton has given__to the schoal_ a library with ft 00" worth of Tools. We.fire" always pleased to have, these . men visit us. : Prof. T. ii. White was in Columbia Saturday a. m., on business, while' there he visited the "Palmetto Leader office. ? ? IThe Willing Workers MfeTody. Club' will entertain the faculty, student body and friends with a program and social Thursday, Jan. 16, 1930. We hope for ttrem a success. L UN|ON P .?'The' Paramount Club News Misses Althea Anderson and C. E. llerndon delightfully entertained the members of the Paramount Club on [Thursday py^ninpr, .T<m o,.. A-very-tnI foresting business meeting was held with Miss P. B. Farr in charge. Tin1 . 1 committee on Charity made a splendid I report. Seven needy cases in the city i received help. After business, four tobies wore ar'-ranged-for card* K-r4- Humph . M'ies received first prrze, {lovely, rose _ colored tea "apron. Booby went to [ Mrs. Lily McKigsick. Guest of honor Iwas Mrs. (X A. Thompson, who rcceived dainty blue carters. A deli-j .eioua salad ' course, followed by. a i sweet course was served. Each gubst expressed themselves as having enI joyed the evening immensely. *1 Dec.. 8th the Club was honored by1 AJr. and Mrs. Crayton Brezeale. Busi| n?ss was presided over1 by the presiI dent, Mr. C. L. Williams. Four tables for whist were placed in .the living1 -room which was ToveIy~In its attrnct| ive Vuletide decorations.-. Top scare j was held-by Mrs. S. L. Humphries who received beautiful gihgham bordered handikerchiefs. First prize for men to Dr. C. W. Montgomery, lovely biege colored socks. Booby went to Mr^_Holmes. McGissick. The hostess nrTd* Host served a delicious salad course with hot coffee. All spent a very happyevening. Aa AA A. A *4. A. A A 4* What is to be * * 1> JlL/Vj A .A I George B. Will tell you what he i lect | A ? Allen Ui " ^ . ' ?? ^ January 19 ^ ?C ' Under the auspices of the tion of Waverley School. A rare ^opportunity to 1 ?? writer, colvimniSt for the"f his Second transcontinent ^ADMISSION? f . 7 Keal Ustat Some of the bet offered f We have ^ Houses >h the 2200 be bought, a very low price wil Li$t your rental houses with us ance. i Collins Real E Phone 7857 ? ?s ? ? : \. . ? " ? ' . "'"^1 Saturday, January 18, 10"0 .. ' * . Lancaster News Sunday was a high dny in Zion at ^ St, Paul and Little Bethel Churches. f Many. of the followers t>f Christ e\> ^ pressed their desire to do. moYe fr>r Dhrist and humanity during lff.'ll) by Sod's help. The Holy, Ghost was. wit? lossed throughout the day,.. . The Figuring Out Board of which Mr. Loonnrd Hurris is president' is (o aeot Tuesday nigtyt at the Blue Hnv-. ?n Cafe, entertained by Mrs. Willie Frazier. , ' , , The. Ushers Bonrd next at the home af MrS. Meter Hughes. All officers were re-elected except the' VicePresident, Mr. Lef-oy Hughes was " Joifffnr) Viffn.Pro.Qi/lpnt'- Mr fov CI in ton has been president of the ushers board for twelve years and the members haye-'-eKtyUcit confidence in him ! as a christian leader. The ushers are asl^ed to meet Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Ida Thompson.. ?A Bible story cln:?s was uiguimed ?j Sunday afternoon by Mrs, Viola Har- .a ris. There were twenty little" enthusiastic ,tots enrolled. ..Miss Maude Riddle and Mr. Lester Heath of Durham, N. C., were quietly married during the holidays, St. Paul Church loathe to give up-MissRiddfla since- she renders very efficient service, but wo wish for Mr., und Mis. Heath a successful voyage- on life's matrimonial sea. * Having felt the Christmas spirit Mesdamcs K. M. Owen, Viola Harris, Misses Kelly Jones," Mary'.Clinton, Mary Cnockett and Mrs. Beamont Lambe serenaded about 2 o'clock. The ^ ? Carol "swore sung at the doors of white and^colored citizens. LANCASTER TRAINING SCHOOL " , stilLon the* map^ ^ftll the members.. have three new members who have adjusted themselves to the system in a wonderfully short length of time. ?The foot ball boys of the Lancus- ' ' ' ter Training "School started out this year with "No Defeat", as their mot- *> to. They met their first team .with energy und spunk' and came out victorious. They entered each succeeding game with the same spirit "and ended with the.cirolors flying high. As ho team was successful in crossing her goal line Lancaster Training rscnooi loot ha! I team is the champion of the -Fifth Congressional district. At the close of the season they were given a royal banquet by the basket hall girls. Everyone enjoyed the evening. The basketball team is-' now ' - u getting in readiness to make the same record as the football team. On Monday evening December Id, ft nlav. ont^lffl "tt.-tty, tu r:;,i ?f ? M" Heart, was given by the faculty of the Lancaster-Training School. The play was very good and the prescntgti<m__wa& unsurpassed. Each charae ______ ter starred for the school, the faculand the individual. This play was pre sented to an appreciative audience and everyone is loud in the praise of. the same. ' The Hi Y Club has been reorganized and each member is filled with zeal and energy to carry over an .effective prygram. - ' * ? Aftdr^sponding a pleasantvacation" _ at their various homes, the Lancaster ' Training School teachers have roturned to their wor1cwith_newz^L call" AT SIMPKIN'S SERVICE .. STATION To Have your Caps Uefueled, WasUiod and Doped. , ' Corner Park ami Washington Streets ^ \ . ?: ^ A4A A^A A^A A^A JTOk A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^ rVVVVtVVtttVVi come of the v _' _ '' ->Y RO? i " '.' \';y f .' " ' v; .Schuyler V thinks about it in a + ? URE | \ . - 'T r-: liversity X M. ' . ' - ... 1 Parent Teacher Associa- tV tear this noted thinker, Pittsburgh Courier" on al ledture tour. & 15 and 25 cents A f]|[P - --' ^ e for Sale it Bargains ever or Homes ____ bToct oTSenate, Street that can th a ve"ry small depostt down. . We write all classes of Insur-*.? __Je JUl V "... . . intnte Agency Washington St. . i " //f I- . * ~ . . <v - "