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"While the City
All Chaney triumphs!
And.now here's a picture.
combining- thie
best and Itiflse exciting T
features of each! A
treat for all Chancy
? Fans!. i. Li .
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lionel
barrymoke
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< *" Story by Chester
. Devondc and Kilyr
' bourn Cordon Se<
N narjo by: Elliott
9 ?Metro- f'lawson. Titles by
^y(mivqri' .Joe Farnhaim - Oi^atyer
rccted by Tod
-picture llrowning.
y Royal Theatre
1 WED.&THUR.
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Lon Chaney Has^ ___
? Wonderful Role
I onff 1/i f'iv ^'VVKltii
kjtUU Ivri tt t I \fl 11 dy ?T III 11.
" Vo^po"' ?n Vivid jJnima
Lon Chancy donned his first false
-moustache in eleven years; studied
several days in a hospital ;trrPriiulat<
the actions of a -paralyzed man. ami
mastered the intricate art of sleight
of hand to be able to perforin the
feats-."required l?y his*.latest screer
role.
This odd form af-.prcpnra.lion waf
necessary in'filming "West of Zanzibar,"
Metro-jGoldwyn-Mayor's vivid
drama of the ATrican jungles in which
ChaneY eofties to the Royal Theatre
.^.Wednesday and -Thursday .of. _noxt
week.
Chaney plays tho role of "Dead
Legs Flint,"""a sinister "white voodoo'
and former stage magician, who, paralyzed
from injuries he received in
a fight with the than who" had robbed
him of .his wife's' hfTectidn. trails hi?
enemy thru the wilds; terrorizing c
tribe of savagtos with his strange
"magic" and avfrntoally accomplishing
a fearsome revenge that turns about
and destroys him..
in tho new pivwluotion. 1 hone} B? nrymore
plays "Crane," the enemy
. - whopi fie trails thru the jungles, and
.Iftar'y Nolan is seen as the heroine,
supposed by Chancy to he his enemy's
, daughter until, in the dramatic cli:
max he finds.that.she is his own child
Warner Baxter plays the romantic
lead ga, ^the renegade physician wha
finds regeneration. in his love for the
girl, Kalla Pasha, Jane Daly. Rciscoe
Ward and many others of note
are in the ?ast.
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CHESTER PARAGRAPHS
Fire destroyed (he home of Mf.
and1 Mi's. Charles Lee-Monday morning.
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IT< ;..n<lJ gympn^ivn with M1 <a Mat..
ti#e B. Gaston whose sister-in-law died
in*New Jersey Friday. The body was
brought here and after funeral services,
conducted-by Rev. C. H. Strong
.at'vAntioch1 Baptist Church the interment
was in Antioeh graveyard.
.?Miss M?ry Giles, daughter of Mr.
and* Mrs. Wallace Giles died' Sunday
vices ' were held Wednesday at the
Presbyterian church., i
The following sick persons are unptviving:""
Mrs, Nora Nelson, Mrs.
Ilattie Gill, Mrs. Sylvia Walker, Mrs.
. Rachel Goodfe, Rev. P. W. McCollough,
Mr. Will Gbrdan. -T-he
following contgrtup^jl: Mr. Jei
**rr" Alexander,- Mrs^Maiy Kennedy
Mr. .loiT Hayes, Mrs. Mary Jane West
brooks.
Prof, and Mrs. S*. L. Finley motored
to ""ClraTlotte "Sunday to see Mr
J. S. StriiVbaek, who is a patient at
the Good Samaritan Hospital. They
found him very cheerful and on the
t?An(1 1a A ftor sllPlldilH'
..boufc an hour charting with him the
rest of the afternoon was spent with
their classmates,?Rev. and Mrs. H,
M. Moore. '.
Rev.jvJ. C. Gilniore has Seen called
to the.-Mt?Zion Baptist churchyGuthfriesviHe.
the )chureh?formerly panj
tored: by Rev,~J7~ I\ Reeder. . :
R. Snann, president of the
Women's Missionary society 01. tiat
vary Baptist church is getting: things
in readiness now for the coming of
the Women's State convention, which
meets here in' June.
Mrs. Ida 'Douglass and daughter
I<ln. of Midland, Penn., are spending
Ada Whit lock and Mrs. Pearline-HoO'
; per.
Mrs. Marie Gitmore, and Mrs. R
James. teachers in the Emmet?Scot I
urh school, JRock Hill, spent the woeV
j ond-'lyvr". ' ' ~
Th6 girl's basketball tgam. of Kin"
ley high played the Sims JH Team of
Union. Thursday, in Union. The scon
was 4-5-25 in favor of Sims Hi.A
real literary and musical trcal
was given Friday night at Urainare
Institute under the auspices of tlvc
Mt. Carmcf Presbyterian church. The
'piogram u.Ts directed by RevrMhW
ManoTaey, pastor of the churOh, -H-n<
Prof. A. A. Adair. 'Beautiful niusi!
oal.numbers Were rendered by Prof
_IPai!e^Wiiidiic__Leachr at Brainard, or
the .piano, Miss Anna mowni'i. tin
' n the guitar, next the piano;'Mr. T
J. Walker, saxaphone; Miss Nclsie M
. ThorapsoU, piano; Miss A. ,B. . Stanhack'.
violin; Enjoyable readings.were
giCcn by Mrs.. E. b Stanbaek, Mr
C.regg l[. Allen, Mr?.. C. E. Leather?
Miss i^JpvU Hinton, Master John SiimMi's;
.Ella Watson and MHss A. I
Baxtcr 'omh sijng'a soloi I'rof; Tat<
and Prof.rooks Walkbr sang a duet
The four harmony kings, Mr. T. Daniels.
Mr. 11 einy Worthy, Sir. Samuel
TI inlon amLMr. "Wait Alexander sane
' as a quartette several numbers. jpfainard's
'mixed quartette sang wry
sweetly "Old King Cole." Special
he lion w'as made of Master John
Sims, who rendered "One Niche the
Highest.,'' the same speech on which
he won the second prize in the state
oratorical contest^ in Orangeburg last
year. A male quartette o_f white singers
gave several selections also -F>rMarlin,
the president/was introduced
and made a brief but timely talk. Dr.
M; noney and I'rof. Adair thankee'
all for their cooperation. The .cha
pei was well filled, and" every nurti
her wits ? enjoyed.
I'rof. James MeCaine was called ft
Sumter Friday because of'the illnes;
..f h'-- : .
Mrs. Maria Gilmore entertained se
vcral friends, at her home on Cemc
tery street Friday niglit . in hrmtrr o
Mrs. James who spent the week cm
here and also in^ honor of the Com
munity Sewing circle. Delicious re
freshments were served and variou
games' enjoyed.
Mrs. Mamie Burgett, Mrs. Berth:
Mt-Faddcn, Mrs. Emma Sanders an
on ..the sick list. .
NBWRERRY NEWS
On last Wednesday night a groti]
lot members of Miller Chanel (father
e,l at T'ialts' Hall and went" to, tl*
parsonage. On arriving they bQQriu
-tngi.ng "There's A Stronger At Thi
' .)ror." T> the surprise of Rev. am
Mr*. Srjart the group < n'.erett and fjl
! < 1 the table with pounds of differed
~T'n''s ; f 'roi'crlfs. Rev. Smart apola
very commendable of them and askei
Vh'. m to jn.nie again.
Mis'- Ch'dvs Gray, the daughter' o
M'rvand frfr*. S"lenusJG>ay on Thurdf.y
TituHf \<Vs rr.a- vie'! to Mr. Tala
'-.i ll le'.iy: The tfr'd - and grooh
left, -Saturday 4"or Clinton; the homi
of the groom.
The night school opened at D.rayfco)
Street school Monday night, 5an. 2C
I w.'dn a large enrollment. The teach
, ers arc Ihv.f R. F. Gleddour, Mrs.'N
J. Gallltiatl. and Miss lb E. Nance.
Mrs. Hannah Turner. Proprietrcs
Tof the DiRte Cafe,'passed mvny-Sat
"'tnit 'y night after an lUrus'. rf ? fov
ti ys. Ifet t n. r.al Was held at Peth
, U ham . Bap^ '-st Church Tuesday after
boon at 2 o'clock of which she was i
[ member, also a member of th.W^aJies
Drill Corps and Court of Calnmho.
Teachers meeting Friday night v/a
largely attended Sunday' School a
,10 o'clock. Banner .classes for Jar
20. futTt and tea Miss A. lu Ponrnoi
and Miss A. L. Cannon, * teacher?
| Service was good at Miller Chapel A
i\l. J*;. Church all day Sunday, "ffccrv
'* - two fiUlo Kormon;
moi;ning and night. League met a
I its usual'hour, 6:30, Mrs. Janie Sma~F
, president. Rev. J. Y. Mayes fillei
t the pulpit at Bethlehem Baptis
Church* Sunday morning and preach
. ed an able sermon. The pastor, Rev
J. I. Goldson preached at night ser
vice. Among the sick this week ar
U. S. Gallaman, Jr., George Eiehelber
per of Hunter Street, Mrs. C. L. Pay
finger, Mrs. Sallie Griffin of Cald
Twell Street.
-? ' THE PALMK'l
GREENWOOD NEWS
Miss Alice Ballard, accompanied by
Misses ,Eva G. Tillman, Mary-Smith j
and . Mr. Sloan Tillman motored to^|
Grecwood Sunday and spent, service [ <
hoiii'.'i with -fiiirvina. 3?
Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Goode, motored to
Columbia Friday on a business trip.
Mrs. Mary Self on Mineral Street
on th?-yiuk list. - -p
Miss Ponrl Sbnifh has returned ?o- '
,her home in Anderson, after.' spending) 1
a few weeks with her grandmother, j
. Mi's.'Flora Smith. ['
Frincipat^W; Jjtrmwood arfnonn*::
ces that Brewer students will play an ?
active part in decreasing illiteracy in'i
the fctate. Fifty.students will be glad;
to help those who c.anhot read and j
write. . The principal is. seeking tne '
names of all colored people who need
to be taught. ' '
M-iss Zelnm Donaldson ,was in the
city Friday shunning. .
Tht. many friends of Miss Birdie (
.. Peterson are sorry to know that she
- -4??hom^.?ou---*ccount of ftlnuss, but
are glad that she is improving at this '
writing: ,
The people of Greenwood are' glad
to have Air. and Mrs. TWarshaM-tfhent.
> mov in their Community. The Ghent
i family formerly lived in Ilonea-Patli.
Cko.^1 fl >
iTaui i ui vaiU|fV| ll<I|Mr>l V II 11 I I I!
Sunday School \vas called, to orddr.
at 10 a. ji\.< by the Supt., Mr. John II.
Evans, with all officers and teachers
_ at their posts. Class No. IP was banner
class for tire day ccitli Mrs.-Fan.
v nie, E. Evans as teacjier. " ,
ll a.-m~n l:irg(. crowd was present,
to hear the pastor preach ope of his
^olebrXLted sermons; "God- and the
i Fiery?Furnace.:'' The message was a
masterpiece, \
The Sunshine Ba'nd met at 2 p. lp,
Mrs. Clara Watson, directress. . PT"
_ 'nrpg crowd of children w.is present _
" At.3 p. m.c Union Missionary serviceof
the W. M.* U. and \\\ II. M. So- ,
icty Dr. Walter I?ec Cofcer (white)
pastor of the-South'Main. Strvct-Kap-J
'ist* Church was the speaker for- the j
--TrcasioPV He delivered.n i'trorig Mis-i (
" sionary message ibrfT'W'll live hdi.:*
in tlio hearts of-.thd heare rs. H
Evening dcindcc -began 7:4."> p. nr .
Both choirs were at their l>est. Rev.
I. C. Goode preached a strong 'V-S- I
from the subject "Sin .and Eire."!
Three additions for the church for the
day. The nastor. is doing a great, work j
- vu'Vc that is highly appreciated by th^ .
? ficmhei'shin- The clmreh-at -iveief J
end is cooperating .with -the. pastor
:n every way. The officers say -the
hiirch i> in better shape now than it
- ;-as been in twenty tive years. The"
senior choir with Mr. Jds. Robinson
ns president is singing as never he-?
- TU? ?. ' - ~'Ul ? i i?.. T.
>>11-. 1 III- imn.nir veins ure <IUOIIl'V
vboii*~lTlS wreck crcw..The
Athenian barkers met- at the
hurch Monday night n^ul Vederod an
xcelLent program. The egg hunt we?
^osjponed until next Monday night
Feb. 3rd.
Those on the sick list are: Mes-i
lames Valentine, Minnie Lee, Mary
Williams, .Deacon J. W. Wood-on.
Miss Sadie M. Washington, Mrs. Mamie
Robinson is Vapidly convalescing, .
All are .invited to attend our services.
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Mt. Pisgah Church
The funeral of Mr. Josephus Clary ,
Was held in Mt. Pisgah last Thursday
lanuary-3rd. Rev. E. A. Axioms, Dean
. of the Theological Department-of Althe
pastor, who had arranged a very (
appropriate program for the occasion
The following ministers were present:
Dr. T. J. Miles, Rev. M' Adams^ of th<
'Y M. E. Church, Rev, J. W. Dough'.
Rev. J. II. Walker, Rev. Gqodc of the
Tlantist Church; Rev. Fox, Rev. P. S
Mosely. Rev. G, W. Bradley. The
tudV.nt- body and faculty of Allen
r Cn'tv ersit y made known their love for
he deceased by sharing with the
I grief si rickenc'd family through their
i ropvescnt/tivus Prof. Baumgardner. ?
. -t al., who spoke of his school life
.- and read resolutions of condolence to
'.he family.
Sunday services were good as usual.
, The scrpwm. op..'/Faith Vs. Fear,"
f nreached- by the pastor was a master
piee'e. Three joined the olvUrch.
^ LAT KENS M:WS "" """
The drive to stamp out*illiteracy in
. Laurens county is".oh; Prof, C". K.
n *1.11'* 0r iihe_-d^--_achook..
y'.spoke to the pupilfc of the! Ilamptor
p High .School in the auditorium of Ihi:
) St. Paul Baptist Church Friday. He
t -dressed the handicaps of an illiterf
ale herson.
^ Principals J. M. Johnson. .Thumas .
j Sanders and W. A. White were invited
to rfteet the white Teachers C,ounty
f .Association, that they miRht Rain
. ideas of the plans of this campaign tc.
. hrin^r to the colored cynntty Teachers
y Association.B
Plans were again djscussred" to the""
teachers of' the-county in the auditoi
rium of Bethel A. M. *E. Church at
it 3 o'clock Sunday- afternoon. Miss
. Kate Wofford, County Supt., of Fd i.
cation, Prqk__iL. jj_- .Wright, briefly
outlined the program of procedure.""
s Kxcellent music was furnished by the
- -Bethel ehoi-r, Mrs. M, N?- Sanders-,- orgamut,?
? ? ? ? Th?
rally at St. Paul Baptist Church J
- on Sunday was a success. ; Pttlplt'Aid!
a Club, Mrs. Hatfic Golden, president.
(' $40.00. Volunteer Club, Mrs Othello
Simpson, Pres., $20.00. .Gleaners
s Club, Mrs. Hudgens $15.00; Young
t Men's Cllub, Mrff.' CTDliphant, $12.00;
i. Liberal Club, Mrs. C. Owens, $10.00;
a- Willing Workers,?Men.?li,?Fleming. .
i. $9.00. This was a rally of ten days.
. notice
\i . Mrs. xunr uraham motored to Cos
lumhia Sunday in company with, her
t 'brother, Henry Woody, for Mrs.
Tl Woody wha has been visiting in the
tl capitafVity.
t Mr. W. Luther .Crane, accompanied
- hy Mjss Bailey visited home folk Sunr.
day.
The Laurens pounty teachers association
of which Prof. Thog,. SamUxs,
-1 is president and Mrs. Corinne Oli-.
ohant is secretary, will meet Satur*
- "day, vFeh. 15,"at 10:30 o'clock in LauI
retis.- Please -note the change from
s
TO LEADER
the usual day and come. Miss Woftl
ford, CounAy Sui)t.,t of educatioh will
speak.to tne association on that day.
It was, pleasing ro* note the interest
the patrons, citizens and friend?
of the cause of illiteracy evinced in
tin1 mas* ini'ftiim.?I'm lliu piuji'i'l
over. _ '. . ?
Mr. and Mrs. L. \\\ Garlirigton -en- j
tcrtained a' few of their friends at.
LWl L'lilburate dinner recently. The
menu of which was tomato.soup; turkey,
)>eas. creamed potatoes.- macaroni,
baked apples, stuffetf with -raisins
with marsh mallow crowns, cranberry
saucerblack-xoffee, pintles, 'fake -and
cream. Mr. and Mrs. Blackstock, Mr,
and Mrs. Hudgeps, Mr. and Mrs.
Moore, Mrs. Carrie Owens, Mrs. I.ula
Thompson, Mrs. Mary Mills enjoyed
Mr. and Mrs. Garlington's^hospitality.
If you have any- further desire to
"listen jn" on the radio, Mr. and Mrs.
Odell Owens, Mr. and Mrs, Dock
AlimTinnhir pro at h one in the rv
pnings, .
Mr. John Moore of Brooklyn, ltd. Y.
was a pleasant visitor in the city. Mr,'
Moore is one of State College boys.'
It recalls happy college dhys to see.
him. " ' I
? On the sick list are Mrs. Barta:
Deane,-. Estelle Sullivan, Mr. Gus Irhy.
Mrs. Martha Boyd, Mrs. Henrietta
Davis and Mrs. C. Davis.
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IF BENEDICT NEWS
.It seemed fitting to have tlio
Week of lJfay e r follow. tin* strenuous*
ivcok of cxMinmntions. Key A. P. T..
Arhouin, who is.a fornmrNgradunle of
Benedict.> now a pastor of a large
tyurch in Beaufort, is running the
meeting for vis. Prospects look bright
for a'wonderful week of prayer.
'igenee of the death of his father. The
mem be i s uT his eltlss gave h lovely
floral offering with their deep st
sympathy. T
Miss Birdie Peterson has gone home
wr the week. *' V
t * W- are od:dto have Misses Frank lc
I lu-o^y?Baton Mark- \\itr~
is for t lie second semester's vvork.
Miss Margaret Howard has gone
home. " Many "friends have already
mi-sod her. ' "
~Mrs. Drew Varitey and the girls of
the "first a?d sec.orid high classes.gave
nn interesting program at theV. \V
Pi A. meeting, Sunday afternoon'."The
program was oaJled VMtisl.ny"M''ltis..
Story," Kvery one present enjoyed
this_ unusual presentation.Mr.
li. -Taylor of t la- iena'
Miinberiy, whft is the only seout mas.(
tor in South Carolina," came to speakin
our chapel exercises recently, in the
interest of the Boy Scout Movement.,|
Mr. Floyd Wilson is spending a few
lavs at home. * v" ' .t
l'he Basket Ball team, went t(V Denmark
SjttllWbv ..in.. " '
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The .team made quite a trice showing
iti their first gam? of the season, even
if not victorious.
i.ANha iiifj jjon ; i' 1
Mr.E. F. Calhoun, one-of. uur. outstanding
contractors . wilj leave th<?
I'ity. about Feb. 5th. to begin work on
i eontraet awarded him hy 'jewel Ri.dUe
Coinpanj'n Sanford, N. C., 11 build
ings at Camp Bragg. You will note
these buildings fire for the government.
lie has also beeh awarded the
fireeUWood High school. Mr. Calhoun
will be very Busy during the spring
?nd summer. * . " J
NINETY-SIX- NEWS j
Mrs. jUla Wilson, Brown, a former
resident of this place was aceidenily,
killed in Atlanta, (in., by .-in mtlmv>bile
a few days . ago. Her body was t
liropght home for burial.
Service at Bethlehem on 3rd Sunday
was all that haert could wish, we
never look for failures pndor thp lead^
ership of Rev. A. T. Dixon. Both,
Church and Sunday School are live!
wires. '
Rev. R. R. Williams, pastor of Trinity
M. E. Church entertained the quar
terly conference on 2>5th and 2CtW -of
stewards and members, ~thc sessiotf
was rated in class Tht?- Presiding
Rider preached the closing sermon
which' was. a treat to all who heard it j
ReVi Willinmo-in "bringing things to
nass at this point, and as a result
the church is taking on new life.; * i
r?? (i,? .ina ??
x?ii ini\ iu r.
church passed out of 'time into eteruiry
to the regret of .his relatives
and friends. He leaves to mourn his
loss, a wife, one daughter, ono son,
sisters end brothers and a host of
friends His remaiftlTWero laid to rest
in the Friendship Cemetery. Then
funeral- was preached by Rev. F It.
.Johnson, pastor of MorYis. Chapel
Raptist Church, Greenwood. 1
Mr. R. J. Cavr is improving after
undergoing a successful operation at
Rrower Hospital. His many customers
are waiting with patience his
return to his cafe.
F, Johnson, and MiVs I. Mr
C... .Williams, .^ooomponied?by their
elJFKtric bunch of basket ball girls motored
to Clinton. Jan. 24th' and played
a game with Clinton Hi. Roth
teams played well, final result being
8-11,
Dr. M. D. Johns ton, -A-ndersort hust- |
ling physician, passed through this
city , Sunday, and sto*pped~awhile as
<Yie -evening guest up Mjsv I. M: C,.'
WilHams. On Saturday, 5120th in
company' with Prof. Benjamin Sanders
of Brewer Normal and Mr. J. T.
PereivaJ- under -taker -of - Greenwood.
urn rv\ of oro A 1
i>i otiiuua .wnoro we
found a limited number of members
of the First Division of Christian B.
A. Union in session in the Rock Hilh
Baptist Church." Miss Mariah Burton
thp founder and efficient president
says that if her? membership will cooperate
with her she Will pay all baelr
indebtedness in loss than six months.
She is a noble woman and in possession
of a broad vision. Verily, only
those who are in possession of that
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vision can lqpd our people through^
this darkfcrists. Any man or woman
'can lead when things are prosperous
and. bright. . ,'-j
We, the trustees, and patrons of
the Ninety Six school, take this.un-'
plooBimt method of'oMppenniny our sir
row' and sympathy to Elder P. M.
Ghry and family.-in their sad bereavement
over the passing into the Great
Beyond of their affectionate son. Jo-cpluis.
who h;.(i sacrificed time, nioney
and talent in preparation to serve
his people. This young man had a
great vision, and a. progressive prorgram
to put over for which he had
meditated much to obtaffh. V
In private conversation with-me'he
outlined some of his plans that he"expeeted
to pursue .in order to put our
school in. A class and as a result of
his determination and preparation we
were elated over his election as Principal
of our school. We are'reminded
of the scripturnl'saying that the way
r iv _ * - -
111 me umi is pass finding out. Yes,
right in th0 morning of life he was
called to answer the roll call in heaven;-we
how our heads to' Him who
holdsJdif destiny of our liVes in his
and say while we need'ed -his
service, our heavenly Father nooHs
him worst. Gone hut riot forgotten.
LOCK'flART NEWS " <
There is a great battle on in Union
County; a hattle against illiteracy.
In order to teach those who.'cannot
nits have heen started in several places.
The first in'tlie county ,v-as start
cd last November in Lockhart with
23 and an average ^ attendance of 15.
Some* a re making wonderful progress
We make special mention of Mrs. An
i'ie Smjth. who could not write when
school opened, hut is now writmg and
-odd reusing letters' to any place she
1 es ires. .
The Palmetto Leader gets hotter
and hotter arid last week she Went
over the top jjrid every Negro should
he proud of.it. If I could I would
every hopu* in South Carolina.
T wish to congratulate all Of the!
'OpTlemon appointed oii Commission
hy Gov. Richards. They are all able
:ml intelligent men; a good representative
of our trrmio. n<ir?snhn11w ln,.ivn
bv ui<", but I am especially prowl of
Seymour Carroll, son of the lateHev.
-Bichar-d Car roll.I wwriml-^nr?Rt?y-,
C.arrol! three years and during that
l'liiti helped care forSey mour. South
^a^nh^a^ia^ncvmi^p^dim^^a^^patc^
son .is coming along in the path^his
father trod.' ' i
Mrs. Lillian J. Bogan is all smify-s
now. Hor son,. who is "head eooli in
cafe in Brooklyn New York, sent her
a letter last week with a money order
for $70.00 and told her when she
needed-anything let him know. Mr.
Bo'gan finished Sims High School of
Union, spent one year at Benedict
College, then went to Brooklyn to
work. He sends-his mother money
< vorv other month, and also helps a
brother and sister in school at Benedict
College. May his kind increase.
Rev. K..B. Brown of Kclton, promis
ing young minister has subscribed for
the Leader.
Mr. Obedinh; Smith, after spending
some time here with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. ,T. W. Smith, has ruturned
to Btooklkn. "
ri-:v \v. r. i?lAir writes
. I'lease allow me spate in your valu-.
able paper to state, a few facts about
the Workman Insurance.
This makes myjhird yeax and have
Two Smart. Easy-tp-M
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These frocks illustrate
two of the smartest and
I. ?-most-becoming adaptions ^?~
of the new styles. There /
are hundreds of other
t smart frocks, for aft* oc.
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not had but three deaths, I am thank .
ful to S"ay, out of the hundred and
fifty members. We five you full
benefit when you are sick and also at c
he end of your life. We have.done
fine so far hoping to do better in. this
Mt.",- Vt.nr - J
As we are doing so fine we are ask
ing each and every one to join with
us. We are-auakifig improvement every
day. We see that you get your ?
sick fieneflt hnd utsb death ulaliin. ;
Please call to see us, atll07 Washing
ton St., L. A. Hawkins' office.
CARD OF THANKS- j
Tho family extends many thanks - .
to the pasbor, members of Emanuel
A. M. E. -Church, and other friends,
(for their sympathy and kindness . - v*".
I shown to them during the death of
lour dear husband and father,. Bonnie
Simpson, also, many thanks for the
beautiful Moral offerings. :?
Mrs. Ella Simpson, wife.
Mp Julius Simpson, son .
Mrs. Jessie Johnson, daughter,
Mrs. Elijah Anderson.
. Ml'LLINS NEWS . . >
Sundav nast was a fino rWirpKiffn'. . .
Linpr day jind all of the pastors report
I success. Kev. W. P. Williams, pastor w
of St. Paul Baptist Church is preach- >??
i'njj str.onK sermons to his people, ev Snnday.;
" Itev. .1. L. Brooks, pqstor
Alt'. Olive Baptist.Church is jfrowill'-1'
stronp'or each-month in^ho hourly?
of his peoeple and is brand to -ritak ;
frond. - Watch his chuivh jrrow. The
writer is preachintr a series of serj
nv>ns^ on "The Devil "and his Aims."
Large crowds are attending each Sunday.
The Popular play'"For' The ' .
Love of Alike," is taking well among.
thV people; Tt n^nnade- up-'of- pupils - .
frffni *the Iligh' school departments'of I
Muljins High School, and is being
sponsored by Mrs. Cora Alexander.,
one of the-4eachers of the above naliied
school. Prof. J. S. Roberts is the
Princjp^fil 1 tm-UutAPiidiiy nighr rfrrr- ???
fdtt'y^was rendered in 'T<imirfbnsville,
iin.l1>,. IHgh' Si-hoof audit, rimn. A
I large" crowd 'was out and"enjoyed tlve
play. ..The people of Timmonsvtll .
certainly know how to entertain you ^
and .especially the Bacotes. After th,.
play we were invited to "M r.. Bar. >t. s .
home Where everyone present enjoy
ed-.^ nice Veimst-?Prof. .1 ohnsrmr is. tli;1 o??*7
principal of the above named school A, '
and is in the helifcts of his -people.
On last Sunday Rev. J. L. Breaks to
dinner in thehome.of Mr. and Airs..
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I viuum iwwvvs. i ncy report a line
trip.' After dinner they ljate.ned to n
'radio program. - ^
| The teachers.of Marion*County, met _
tSaturday in the Marion County Traiji
ing School 'at the call of the County
.Superintendent", S. J. Willi. to organ-. '
'27.6'. for a drive against illiterate*. The
plans were hrieflv outlined ard the
teachers pledged themselves to go out "
ami do>some constructive Work.* Miss
it K. Itacote is" doing some real Con
.structive Work in otir town in the .
class room and in many, homos as a.
nuisic^teaelte#. i .
Mr, Preston Steward, the assistant
Principal of the Mullins High School
was a welcome visitor to Khenozer .A .
. M. K." Church for the past two Sundays.
We heartily welcome, you? _
The Undertaker, Mr. \V; I.. .Fox-."
.worth?Is?doing a tine hthdni'ss .these ' :
days, and* is growing popular in our
and other counties.
*(t ir Meaiy mother-ia-law. Mrs. Hal
tie Kenny is will us again al ter spend.,
ing ii'lnu st one year in Philadelphia
y th her son Cieofge. She reports a
pleasant. sta.\". ; / '
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