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fhrturday, January 18j 1930 ALLEN UNIVERSITY NEWS .:+ We are expecting the largest crowd of the current year tomorrow at fpur o'clock when George S. Schuyler lee-, tures on "What's-to become ?of the Negro?" He is to appear under the .. QUKpices of the Waverley ParentTeacher Association. The faculty forum held forth last _ ;9 . Monday evening and was highly en. tertained with a discussion of "Vibrations" by Mr, G. B. Thornton, bookkeeper of the University. Mr. Thornton has made special study of the oc. " ' pylt sciences, and other phases of ex..trn-mundane significano. Lust Sunday evening a group of faculty mepjbers and- students repre- j seating the Y. HxC. A. rendered a; program In the chapel-at the University of South Carolina.. The* Y, Glee Club rendered several spiritual se-' lections. The Y. quartet'comprising " Messrs Porterfield, Nesbit, Scott, and Hatfield was encored for its splendid j singing.?Mr. O. E. Gwynn, director ; of band and orchestra contributed a tr*umpet solo. Professor G. B. Murphy, Jr., Y advisor gave a brief, but Well prepared and loreeiuny aeirverea -Across stressing the part played by young people in today's .civilization. Timely remarks were also made by. Profqs'sor II. W. Baumgardner and President Sims.?The entire program. " <>~ was well received and "incited the heartiest applause from the Carolina student group. The Carolina Y. is to 4 render a, program at Allen tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock. The University orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Charles E. CJwynn, * " gave a brief concert at the chapeT hour last week. -The concert was well received. Mr; Edward Kyer is PresU dent of the orchestra. Several faculty membersT and stu -plants nrn"hla"hhing to take in the Roland Hayes recital at Augusta "on the" .IJst; All are anxious to hear him, | since few have had the-privilogo and so much has been said and written about himj _ The students are highly pleased with the showing made "by the boys ^ basketball "team to date, and believe that we. have a championship team in ^ the making. They considered quite a feat to hold the strong Claflin team ' to a 1W-V7 score in the second game of-their'career. . The third number of Prima Lux. tlie paper put oui ny tne ummun Society m?d*i its* appearance last Tues ' day. It.' is a creditable effort and will be supported by the students and _ faculty* Mr.. Roosevelt Johnson is editor, in chief of this paper. . Competition is keen among the students of tht. several departments in the matter of scholarship. This is becoming more evident every day. ih:nk1)ict news _ One of the mixed quartettes and Indies' quartette,. Mrs. Pullins and ~~ -Mr. Clarence Hammond furnished the music at the- reception of the newly weds, Mr. and Mrs.- Curtis last Tuesday evening.. " The Douglas Debating Club had a very lively debate last Friday evening' The y. M. C. A. is really giving the students good pictures. Every one seems to be highly enjoying them. A Joint Y. C and y. W'. C. A. - . meeting was held in the Gollege chap el Sumftiy afternoon. Rev. Bonner made an interesting report of his visit to the Y. Conference. Another enjoyable .feature of the program was the singing of the male quartette. Sunday evening the glee club rendered the music. All who were not out missed a rare treat. Rev. Ward, s a missionary to China for 45 years, ?? spoke on China. Inspiration and the . ** -' . Twenty-Third Psalm. This was quite " a unique aiid^wldc'awnke lecture, Air= other visitor enjoying this wonderful lecture was the Rev. King. The pub lie is invited to attend our Sunday . " evening vesper services. Monday at chapel, Rev. Ward gave us another. one of his inspirational lectures. More than that, he gave to us Jor the library a number of valuable-books; . t. . The rally for -Max Yeargen was completed with the total amount rais ed by the students alone being more than $.'10.00. A quartette and pianist,- all blind representing a school lor the biirui in the state of Alabama visited us. A collection wa3 taken for them on the spur ofy. ,the moment and seventeen dollars were raised. The students and faculty enthusiastically applauded--the ? selections rendered. - . RIDGELAND NEWS Mr. Alphonza Tyler and" Miss Clec Parson were quietly, married at the "r ?home 6f "~thc ~;Rev. Charles Cowings Sunday at 5:00 p. m. After having spent a very pleas' ant Christmas at home, the following students left Monday Jan. G, foi Mather Industrial Institute, Beau ,. fort; Missfh Ffdffa Tyler, ClotellaMoi zon, Virginia Glover,' Mary Mallorj and "Mamie Fulton. The many friends wish for them a^ happy and prosper oub school term. . -?? ?^? Mr. Julius Parson of Zebulon, N. C. "~r?? spent a few days here, during the iiunuuys visiting miss ./viperia r.aay During his stay here they motored t( Hardeeville, At which place they Vver< the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. C L.- Primus. They reported a verj pleasant trip. Emancipation Day was one that wil be long remembered here* The exer cise took place" at St. John A. M. E our good friend and ex-Presiding El ?" dor of th? Bouutfort District, Dr. E & B. Mack. Of course all of_ua?. knov and are well aware of the fact, tha Dr. Mack doesn't ever attack a battli I but what he doesn't conquer. Proclamation read by Prof. CollieT Principal, of Jasper County Traininj School, Ridgeland. Remarks by thi pastor, Rev. E. M. S. Ball. Service! were largely attended last Sunday The opened at the upua] hou 4. i HARBISON COLLEGE NOTES The Christmas holidays are now ov- J er;4most of the students reported on v scheduled tinfe" ready for work.. - 1 The Christmas spirit made its flight ^ into the" college ut 6:lfe p. m., when c bled in the college refectory to' wit- ^ ness a _ Christmas - tree prepared by . President and-Mrs, It. W. jloulware. * This tree was" beautifully decorated+J arfd many useful presents wete on it. !, Every . member of the faculty and feach student received something. But 1 .wha-made this tree possible? Mrs. S. v P. Harbison. Altho absent in_person, j i but- present in spirit, brought to. the i ( hearts o? her sons the true spirit t of tl\p season "Giving." At the' be- t -ginning or the program tw'o young i men, one from the,scnior high, and I the other from the first preparatory, e held Mrs. Harbison's picture, while i j President R. W. Boulware impressed,' ; upon ail Mrs.1 Hat bison's1 intt'iisu in-I jterest in building christian character, j The boys gave many heartyyells for ' President and Mrs. Boulware. . *] Another eveht/tliat helped to bring ^ \ the Christmas spirit to the campus < was the singififc of Carols at the Irmo First Presbyterian. Church. This . jwejl arranged program was*Under the direction 'of Miss Jennie I?. Young; ; | | she is a splendid worker among young] j people. At the close of the service,1, Rev. J. G. Porter and-his good wife ( I returned home, much to tneir surprise , 'found the dining room table laden ^ j^ith" many good and^^usefu^things, t j son College. Miss Jennie Young was j also j. . responsible for this, surprise ( ;party. L--Prof? mul?Mr*.--A. P. Rntlor Mr?] 'Edward McRay, Miss Otto Allen, mo- i I tored bo New Bt'rn,^N. C>, to spend 1 the Christmas holidays with relatives t and friends. . President and Mrs. It. \V. Boul- t ware, their sons, Ralph and Harold, > spent a day in Wi'iinsbot'o during the holidays. < | Rev. and Mrs. I"). T. ^Murray had as dinner guests during the holidays," 1 Dr. and Mrs, Geo. \V. Long, and Miss-j Van Buren and Lewis Long, students of Johnson C. Smith .University; Dr. Ethelyn Wilson of Gheraw, Misses \ and Mrs."5. B. Wallace, little daught-p er Frances and son Paul, of Coluni- , bin. " s j Mrs. J. I<. Hollowell has recently < moved to her honie in Louisburg; 'N. ,c. Dr. -R. B. Wallacfc, pastor of Sidney Park C. M. ft. Church, Columbia, dc-"] { I livered the Emancipation address in I the college chapel New Year's Day. | This address was strong and was delivered with much force. Dr. Wallace , is ii great race leader and his uamc-^ shall forever live in this community.;' "The Pie" New Year's night the faculty as-1, semble'd in the beautiful'and spacious I home of Miss Jennie Young to witness this social event. The occasion , was a brilliant one and. long to be remembered by those present. The invited, guests. were Dr. and Mrs, J. 1 G. Stuart, Miss Ethel Gibson of Columbia. i Two delightful courses were served, , consisting of fried chicken, mashed ^ potatoes, hot buttered, rolls, creamed carrots and English peas, cheese straws,"fresh tomatoes salad on crisp lettuce, Black Walnut cream,* black iirun c<vkc, , ivnrmienar uake, 'black cofTeo and mints. The pie was. then cut. Many beautiful presents were received. This , brought ^.the holidays to a close, the bell has sounded and \\-e are again down atjhard^work^^^^, N15WSXYP KVANSTON7-TM7. After having a niorry "white Christmas," we enter the New Year forgetting the things behind and'going forth with, high hopes for the future. . The Emerson Street Y. M. C. A. has completed its drive. Manv prizes were given to thP workers. The first prize was a radio. ' . ? Ebenezer A. M. E. Church choir presented . a Christmas Cantata directed by'-jgev. R. C. Tlnderson. It was enjoye<J by all. All.the city churches had early services Christmas morning., * , Mr. and Mrs. Crogman Coggins entertaained Dr. and Mrs. R. C.- HenderI son at dinner. ' iTMr. and Mrs. Samuel Nichols entertained more than 200 friends at a " New Year Party.- Every one had a nice time. " Mrs. J. W. Montgomery of Nash , ville, Tenn., is visiting her parents, > Rev. and Mrs. J, \V. Washington. ; Mrs. J." W. WashingtonT Mrs. J. W. Montgomery and Mrs. Goggins mo. toted to "Chi" to visit Dr. and Mrs. . Chas. Williams. >Mrs. Mary Jackson is very much improved at this writing. - i Mr. and Mts< Wm. Johnson enter' tamed the "Usner~Bbard" of Ebenezr i last Sunday. Mrs. Grace Little was thtrJrostess - of ft family reunion-Thursday, Dec. , .26. Mr. and Mrs. Patterson's family i was present. . .. ; , ^ . " ' The writer sends congratulations to > Mr. and Mrs. Julius Wrightwood of 5 "Chi" who a^e spending their honey . moon , in Abbeville, S. C. r Mrs. Ruth Thomas has been indisposed with "flu." - with the Superintendent, Miss Alber ta Eady and officers at their post of r of duty. He, though young in the - ministry, a man who is able to put the prugraih over.-' 11:30 a. m., he delivered a strong t gospel scrmbn from the subject: b "Wait on the Lord." The sermon was a masterpiece and will be long remembered. by those who heard it. He ? will move his family here this week e to the delight of his members. With ? such'a strong leader as the Rev. Ball, '. nothing is expected this year but sucr cess. Visitors are always welcome. ; , THE PA I MF'S BISHOPVILLE NEWS Services, at the various churches vere exceedingly fine last .Sunday, lev. J. S. Hannahan preached a wonlerful sermon. The loyal members* d~ Mt. llarmon were-out in splendid rowds. Collection on support and! alary $28.75. ?? rr:?^?r?* Rev. 11. W. Walker preached a soul tirring sermon at New Bethel.. His iektjafas found Isaiah 21:12. We can rutht'ully say the holy spirit visited view Bethel and caused many to cry >ut in the name of the Lord and Sudor Jesus. Christ;- . ' The "Ever Ready Social Club" met ast Friday night at- New Bethel Jhurch. The meeting was culled to trdvr by the President. Thp Secreary, Miss Baskin, called the roll" and sverybody responded with a quotation.'1 diss.Preston made a few very intersting remarks. Miss Lilliewood >layed an instrumental solo. The beeting was quite a success. The Coldon Circle Club gave an in cresting program at the home of 'rof. and Mrs. P. L. Stewart; Sunday iuii. ve.. L-uue miss Mayme Lee Stewart is a very, faithful president. Music was rendered by Miss.W. M. Shuler. The' Dennis High School is~iWiprovng nicely. The total enrollment is so rroiit until?the teachers saw fit to liake changes in their daily program s. The. Basketball team is planling to meet the Summerton team on >ur court, Friday, Jan.. 17. We regret :ery much The illness of Miss Maggie Davis, The basket ball girls and .he Coach miss her fifithing on the" :wuil. Miss L. B. Wiley "spent the week mcUout of town. " < Rev. J. S. Hannahan,* Mc,sdames Lftila?Bradley arid?Luetic DSWRthS" ; notored to Camden Wednesday on jUsiness and on tneir return had a flat :ire. The_Lce County. Teachers Assqcia.ion "will meet in the -Dennis High ?chool auditorium Saturday. Jan. .25. I'.'.'U) at 11 :uu. All teachers are repleated to be present. * A splendid crowd worshipped at Mew Bethel Pi. M. E. Church Sunday \. M. The morning services began at 11:00. Our efficient pastor, Rev. H. IV. Walker invited his hearers' attention to Isaiah 21:12. Subject: "The Vlorning Comer." Rew-Walker: is a .vonderful preacher and we can trutl\"ully say the holy spirit visited New [iethel Sunday. Collection today was >20,26. On Monday . night, Dec. 30, the ,-oung men of the city entertained the. members of the faculty, and a lumber of out of town quests. The mrty was nicely planned and joyousy carried out. ? Tuesday night, Dec. 31, the MtJ Harmon Club. "The. \ViH<?| A. wake Club" gave_a splendid recep-] .ion at the parsonage. Two courses .vere served; chicken salad and salLines, jello and cake., Revs.'AValker *^<1 Moose gave very interesting talks. Everybody present Jjnjoyed themselves. The Basketball girls gave a lively social in the-school auditorium Friday night. They pulled olf several stunts and had a plenty of fun. The "High School Business Club" gave a "Silver -Rose Tea" at tho home of, Prof, and Mrs. P. L.^Stew^rt Sunday, Jan. 5. A splendid program was rendered. After which cake, and tea were served. The many friends expressed themselves as having Spent a pleasant evening. In company with Mrs. Azalee Parked/ I was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John'Rainey on Sunday, Jan. 5. After refreshing ourselves at their comfortable home-at Waverly Mills, Waccamaw, we worshipped' at St. John A. M. E. Church. Rev. E. F. Jones, pas-j tor The sermon as delivered by him was inspiring, and instructive. The spienuiu eueci uoucnea an in tne large number of worshippers present, it was good to be there. Being presented by the good pas-i tor, I availed myself of the opportu-] nity to present the merits and claims pf my work. That is The Fan-O-Lin System of' Scalp, Hair and Beauty Culture. Rev. Jones and Mr, Win. Nesbit said kind words in favor of the same. Mrs. Lijlie Rainey having completed the course jn the Fan-OLin System is making, good at her Beauty Parlor.- Fan-O-Lin only asks a trial. In the afternoon we attended the dedication service of the Morris Hospital for Negroes, made possible thru that good and great man, Dr. H. NorWaccamaw Neck. Rev. Breslien, of the* Baptist Church, wHT" master of ceremonies. Persons present were legions^ Good addresses were made pregnant, witih words of thanksgiving to God for sending one with the disposition, to help us; a part; of His needy creation. I am not possessed of the ability to express my feelings of gratitude, to this, philanthropic physician for -i^hat he has <Bone. The Psalmist said, and itit holds good to uay, rie. mat eonsuierewi me poor, the Lord will deliver him in time, of trouble.' ??-?? ? The exercises closed with the singing of numbers of Jubilee f0J}Ssr which were enjoyed by all: . r '")[ ; On Saturday, the 4th., the Hospital was dedicated by the white people, with Rev. Dr. Bull, Rector of Prince George Winyah Episcopal Ghurch, principle speaker. The hospital is of modern improvements. Three wards, reception and operating rooms, kitchcn and laboratory, all fully equipped and steam heated. White persons present were Dr. H. Norris, the dorrerand'fffffiny;-Messrs. Phil LachTcot.te and family and Ralph Wesbit and family. Too much cannot be said in honor of Dr. Norris, through him. the sun has risen for the ftegro on Waecamaw for better health and long er life. Take a. trip over there and see more than I can tell you? Fannie L. Carolina, ' Georgetown, S. C. ' ' ' ' . 1 'I FTP-LEADER ; , * STATE PARK T Sanatorium News ' Mrs. Rhodes of Colunihia WAS ac- : companied here by L)r; Ccrtcman of Tennessee, who gave us encouraging remarks. The Hannah Planden Circle Club (white.) brought us a large ' amount of different kinds of fruits.! and nuts. This club is always corn- j ing to this camp with services and j, gifts. A jolly company-of Elks came; they were accompanied by our dear companion, Spnta Glaus, who. present* ' ed the gifts: He gave each patient a stocking full of ihotions and.a horn which made all of Hairnet.>'s bust' happy. The State Sent in its large Christntas tree, which Was decorated by the nurses and patibnts. The tfe.e changed every one's attitude who entered our large living room. The room con tains various kinds of .flowers-hod any.. one who has visited here know it is true. Christmas eve nigjit we'had a } program which was enjoyed by all and after the exercises were dver-.our nurses White :and Sumter, made all j UonKtK urVinn fKntr oolliwl I ,IW1 1V V"*-" ?7 v?..vu; VIIV 1 handing each his or her presehts. The j State gives us a Christmas present.' yearly. Tsn't that cheering., ?Mr:?and?Mrs. Pletymjat ami?Mrs. Catherine Cannon brought valuable gifts for a patient here who was once a Ridgewood patient of nurse Pleasant. On December 26, Rev. W. E. White and children of Abbeville motored for his daughter, Nurse White. Shn.went home and spent several days with them. "Tin December JlOth Rev. A. II. Prince, pastor of the Brooklyn Presbyterian Chu r clT'ofTTTarloffe7 NTT.,' visited his brother, Mr. K. I). Prince | here and Rev: Prince preached a very i I interesting sermon. His subject was!. "Deep Seeketh after Depth." Miss_i~ Erlene Goff a Wilson High School tenehert ond two teacher;-., and Mr. Cohen Cockfield of Kingstree visited I during the. holidays. . 1 Nurse* Sumter has returned after a few days stay with parents at Hemmingway. She also visited her sifter In Georgetown. The Rev. and Mrs, E. AT Adams visited us they Ss-. ually do ' Rev. Murph of Columbia visited recently. . Miss C. M. Ervin (ex-nurse) and I her ''sweetie'.' Mr. Bernard, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of Columbia lately visit od the Sanatorium. ? The Rev. Holloway of Columbia was accompanied hert. by Mr. J. Gladden. Rev. Holloway left us greatly enthus i i r _ i 1..1.1 ze ill ea. jie aisu luiu us 11 wu win now make covenant with God we can Be restored to health. message should never be forgotten" i\irs. marion Simpson is back on duty after being ill nearly two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. .Westloy Williams visited, our services. At A Loss * v Dear readers, it is a fact that we * are at a deep wonder with lonliness " and regret to think of the many'articles such little atention paid us bjNthe readers. llave we 'asked you for an important necessity? Aren't storm curtains the unly pioleitum for our people, having to live in open air? Dear friends, we do .not know how to obtain the curtains without public aid. .. Are we right by saying that.. If we were well would be here? No. We arc here trying to regain our henlthi-as you would if. yo\i were ill with tuberculosis. Now, will you -please help us who , have been crying for months as the Rev. Fishcrliaum wrote, wc. are the ' it be next? Shall it#be your boy or, girl or shall it be you? If I could I, would answt/r that question for you,! you are requested to consider whethIK. * ?., =.? A ?.l ' vi wu ai t' -i vanjf in iictu ui ?uu / miu have you helped us or wjll you help? | Have We knocked at yoftr door?? Yes but only a few of yowhave lob us in. When the Savior shall judge the world and put the sheep on the right and the goats on the loft^iyhich side will you belong? Whep he shall say, "For I was hungry and, .vo .gave nic no met, etc. We are who He means by I. See Matthe\y 2.ri:12. Friends,' if we have failed in any way of ask-' ing you proper please Overlook it. [ Hope you have read Rev. Fisherbaum's articles in this nainer last week. -Please mail- donations to Miss M; ' State Park, S. Cv - MCCORMICK NEWS ?-?1 , The Passing of Mr. Ben Perrin^ Mr. Ben Perrin was laid to rest Wednesday preceding Christmas, underneath a beadtiful wreath of flow-' ers. He was a faithful member of' Shiloh A. M. E. Church until his death. Every bod y-who knew him can truly say that he loved the chtlrch and his God. Rev. B. J. Ramsey, Rev. J. j mW P.o __T ElMa. ogfroM.llinactirhi The funeral was largely attended ated. by both white and colored. Rev. Ram- j sey preached a consoling sermon. Bro. | Perrin was a leader of class No. 1; | ne was a lover of the ehych w;here he served for more than fbrty years. Truly that we can say that a great man has fallen ir\. Israel this day. He | leaves to mourn, a wife and nine Phil! dren, forty grandchildren, ???- J. H. JOHNSON & CO. Rotary Public and Tioaler . in real estate and sale of lots in PINE RIDGE CEMETERY. Beautifully located on paved road above Cpllege Place. Phone 6422. ???~ 1109% Washington Street '. . ' ?' * ' -1 . . "**'. .V . t *TSystem Filled With Poisoii as a result of* 4 i CONSTIPATION j, Mr. R. J. Black, of Kelton, ! *" S. C., says; 1 "I could not eat and my rest at night was disturbed. I was troubled with the effects of gas pains, and I hardly had a comfortable , [ day. I was nervous and worried. Jy All I could do was to complain. I I tried several things but I could / get w> relief. All my ailments were the result of chronic constipation which caused my System , >tb booomo filled with poison. * ? "One day a friend suggested ethat I try Black-Draught. I began taking it right off. I continu- i ed the medicine for several weeks OV./1 + U T 1 f i>-u ? I " u ijnivo uicu ? nave leu nne. l am-in better health now than I < hove beep in years. "Black-Draught is a splendid remedy fog constipation." ? -* Thousands of others say the same. | " TSry xt. 25 cents a package. * ^ li ii m&st i R i'lioNESb^b t PAUL & Mi CLEANERS, Wp Mak*? Old Sui AnJ J<!ew Ones ' Quality And Se i917-ll)lil TAYLOR STREET - Owen an t", ?y Mei chant' 1 U7 WASHINGTON ST. DRUG V ? TRl COUNTS' DRI ; )jv FIRS' 1105 Washington Street - ? 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