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. . ; -* " Saturday, Tehruaty <22, 1930. 0 ' PROGRESSIVE CLUB OF ORANGE BURG OBSERVES NEGRO HISTORY WEEK. Orangeburg, Feb. 17.? In keeping with Nfgro History" Week the Young Men's Progressive Ciub rendervd a program among themselves this nature, at the residence of Mr. J. C Parler,,-vice-president of the Club. Prof. W. W. Williams was GiC main - speaker , of the- evening. His short but spigy address was very infovcst' ing. He spoke on the Phogres> {>f Our People. PrqgVam?Negro Spiritual-?Study r? War Nu More, ted "by Mr.- Henry , Aurt. Reading, Loyalty arid Morals of the Negro, C. F. Salley. Reading Make Good, John (1. Frances.!, Reading, Racial Attitude of the Negro- in the South, H'enrv Hurt. Negro Spiritual, My Lord What a Morning, led by Mr. Ernest Bovian. Reading, Ne. x " gro- Achievement, v Thaddeus Rpwe Reading, Negro Industries, Julius Amake.r. Reading, The Life of Lewis H. Latimer, McLester McKee. Solo Demonstrating an old Woman in trouble, K. F. Pennington. Reading, Ne' g'ro in the Musical World, Ernest Bovian. Why the Negro Should Not Spend His Money where he is not Eipploved, ~J. C. Purler. Piuno Solo ' Swanee River, L. C. Rivers. This part of the program ended with the ? -fringing of ?ttre~NegTO~ NaltohaT Anthem, Mr. Howard Holmes nt the piano. Mr. .Roscoe Smith dismissed this part .of the program. The entire Club then entered into' ^ a Progressive game of whist. During this they were favored with many solos of different nature. Mr. Rieh?rd Pearson sang, Sonny Boy. Mr' Hubert Bonaparte sang Tiptoe Thru 'the Tulips. The quartette composed, of Messrs. Hubert Bonaparte, Julius Amafterr L. Cr Rivers arrd Eugene Funchess rendered a, number of papular songs. The points for-the game follows: 1st place R. Burgess and R. Sowell* 2nd Salley and J. Walker, 3rd E.Jlovian and McHester MeKee. 4th K. T. Pennington and (?.' Frances, D. \Bwvinn, Roscoe Smith, H. Butt andtC. Holman tied for 5th i place, .OtFt J. C. Smith and Richard Pearson. The Club was also fuvor. ed with a number .of'^popular songs played Tin the Ukeielle by Mr. Harvey Hnrtzog. - *. ' ' ; J ' . IN MEMORIAL. ; n ?>. > Union, S. ('.?In >snd but iavingmemory of our. de$f daughter and. sister, who dephrt'etl this life three x ---?~ 10 1 yi'ttia ukU) rcu. jo, x^i. Throe years ago you left us, And it seem? just as one day, ' ? Yoilr memoir", is as freAh; As it was the day .you went away. Dear one we will meet you, On Canaan's -happy shore, Where thorn hf> n? pniuinff, ? , ' But joy. forever more. There was an anggl hand In tflory, __ That was not complete, God took our dear daughter,'"' J To make the hand complete. ... Sadly missed hy - 1?V ' ^ Mr. William "Johnsoh, (Father),- . ,L" Mrs. Mar" Johnson, (Mother), frnq Children. IN MEMORIAMj; : % ' .5 7 FAIR, Sallit? R.?JErr^ncn&ry of our ~lovinjf mother, who departS) this lifb Feb. 9, 1927. . \ J Mother dear, as you look 3p$n us -from Hdaven, .r-?Love tells us you are niprhji 1. We miss you both day and nigjt, It was God's will to move you from our siprht. * *' v* CHILDBKN?Charles W. fft'obs, Evelyn Jacobs Robinson, Rutpr*fiind Virtelle Fair. ? ' IN MEMORIAM. In sad but loving-Trtemory of our dear little adopted daughter Caroline E. Brown! who departed this life, Feb. 12, .1929. < A year has passed our hearts are sore As time flies by, we miss you more, The chair you used is vacant, ? -Your voice is hushed and still. - A place is vacant in thethome Which can never he filled. Caroline, how we miss you None but God has ever ^mwn. IIow our. hearts have whung with sorrv* v , ^ -How our tears have ceaselessly flowp. But again we hope to meet you When the days df life are fled There in heaven to greet you Where no farewell tears are shed. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Browtt. GREER NEWS. The progressive city of the Piedmont is still active, putting over wonderful programs. Above all we are thankful to the great Creator for blessing us with such beautiful weath er. For the past few mornings ,whep one awakes and hears the twittering ' of fhe birds it causes a Pody trt-feel 1 i springiah. We'are -almoat \forceu" to sav that Mr. "Ground Hog" made a big mistake on Feb. 2nd,Vet" .we will wait and see. Sunday was a high., day in thfo-litr tie city. The pastor preached two wonderful serm<ms. fn the morning the subject was The Second Coming of Christ and at night Dry Bones. , Truljk.thisryoung. divine is preaching his way into the hearts of the people. At 6:30 was League hour. We -were delighted to have with us Miss L. D. Dozier, the County Supervisor of . Spartanburg County to address the - League. ~ThtB". young woman in,7)?er "ds~nified manner thrilled the audi-. ~r; * ence with her profound and logical - words. Might I say she held the . . -spectators--spellbound. ^Giving^ horror ji~:- to whom honor is due, that being a~ fact, we must thank our thoughtful Prof. J. G. Thompson fo" ??* Ifeat; Of course It is just like himf to look o"^ for the interest of others Treat us again Professor. The Parent Teachers Association met Wednesday afternoon at Bethel with quite a large attendance of parTata hnd teachers. " ifrifcMtoa.liilileaf i , i . The President in his quiet mannei presided short and to the point. Hi: plans ?were laid and accepted; ?? A Parent Teachers Contest will bi put on in near future for the benefil >'f our school. Quite a bit of inter est is being manifested. We are glac to note the,cooperative spirit betweer the teachers and parents. Trulj Greer is acting as nev^r before. Ne ver in the history of the school ha! suoh a spirii as-this been demonstrat ed. We are praying, hoping and long ng^hat the head, along with his^ol lowers will J'Forevee- here m\ .rest shall be," ydfitll Greer is hiadt a ^greater Greer, especially among our colored people. We couldn't afford to close without saying a word of our Adult school >v e are-proud to note the progress ol ;ame, Have enrolled over'fifty. Tht touchers are giving their best efforts whereby to have the schol prove successful. From -the attendance each night shows our people are thirst} after knowledge. ? ? v , EDGEFIELD CO. CHAIRMAN THANKS CO-WORKERS ? ft Edgefield, S. C., Feb. il, 19U0 Dear Editor: /' ' -Please give.me .space in your pap* to make this statement. I have colI lected -$9 7-47?from my colored pik>pTt in Edgefield County in the Clftistmaf Seal and Health Bond Sale.' I wis! to thank every person iij". the County for their loyal support,- and feel surt that they will never regret what they | have given, toward this 'great work 1 wish for each one all -God's blessing? and prosperity for the New Year. Sincerely, *-* (Mrs.) Mary B. Simkins, Edgefield Co. Chairman T. B. Association, South- Caroling KVANSTON. ILL., NEWS. We are having some real spring weather now which we- hope will n. tinue. " ^ " > Mrs. Eliza Robtnson,is still on-the 3tck list. Her sister from Petroit is with* her. ,-U M rs. Wm. Mc Col lough who has been quite ill is much improved. r Mrs. Frank Patter-son is somewhat indisposed;'. Dr. ^nd Mrs. J. M. Montgomery are spending a few days with Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Washington. ' JVlAry^acksorr-aTrd-Mrs.^Mat'tie, Reid were in "Chi" Thursday. Mrs. Cecelia Little entertained her & S. class at her home last Thursday nite. . v After spending a few days in Nashville with her daughter Mrs. J. W. Washington returned from her sad mission in Cokesbury; S. C. . Little Ruth Nash entertained a number of -friends Sunday afternoon from 4 to 0. Cake tn-colored cream nuts and candies were served to the little folks b- Miss Mar" Washington. .Those present were. Catherine White, Jean. Waldon, Geor-WaklenT Willie Lee Washington, Harriett Brown and Wm. Henderson. * Mrs, P., D. Bull is up and out again. /. ? MARLBORO COUNTY TRAINING SCHOOL NOTES. , January 24th marked the (flose of the first semester's work of the Marlboro County Training School. From the marks made by the. students it proved that the teachers are doing very effective work. Below are the honor and hpnorable mentioned students: ->. - ; . . - 10th Grade?Mary..-Miles, Cora L. Jones,. Lucious Oliver, Lillie Mae Hplmes. 9th " Grade'?Asa Oliver, Sarah Wright, Jessie Pipkin, Mattie Ratliff. r' 8th Grade?Clenzo Miles, pillian Miles, Luvenia Oliver; Honorable mention Marie Cook. Wilma Rllicnn 7th.Grade?Minnie- Lee' Ratliff, Rosa L. trby, Prentice McCo"<. Honorable mention Myrtle Ellison and Zanie Ellison. '6th Grade?Amelia Jones and Ruth Pou; Honorable mention Reather M. Leggett.. * 5th Grade?Eddie F. Haines, Bessie McLeod, Rosa H S1na.s, .. .David Haines, John Cousar; Honorable mention Videcia Leggett, Izola David. 4th Grade?Julia Bethea, Laura B. Cook, Mamie Ellison,.. Dora Mae Haines, 'Ruth Bethea, Burnice Haines and Lucile Mills. 3rd Giade?Arnetha David, James Williams' and Jessie J. Trby; Honorable mention Ina B. McColl, Eugenia Thomas and Russell Quick. 2nd Grade?Lessie Oliver, John F. Clark,-Elease Holmes, Alice Holmes, Willie I Adams, B|rda Adams, Carl Mollie Pou, Charlie; Haines, Willie Lee Rogt*s and Emma D. Maundye; Honorable mention Peter McNeil, Flossie Smith, Katherine Smith, Alex McRae, Mary Rr Pipkin. Primer and First Grade?C. W. Bethea. Arthur C. Cook, Jr., Thomas Quick, Alma Prestte? Hattie F. Boldan, LtlWfiia Davis, Earnest McRae honorable mention Wade Drake, Lester Parker, Lee Anna Parker, Christina McLferin. ^ * Miss Etta' J. Brewer spent v the week-end in Pageland with relatives and friends. The boys basket ball team has been organized. They are being trained by Prof. McKnight. A very timely suggestion was made "by Dr. Cook to Prof. McKnight, so he and his^ Agriculture boys have begun a poultry yard'and garden for the school, We has also started his potato hot-bed. ' A musical tecital? will be given Friday afternoon by the members of the Washington's Literary,Club, after wMch the' members of this'Club will entertain the members of the faculty with a Valentine party Itt connection with a program given by the members of the Student Council, a very elaborate banquet was also given. It-was largely attended. ' Dr. Cook and the members of his faculty are still On the move trying to drive out Illiteracy. A campaign was launched January 17 and ended T . . ,.'y. _ ; ' . V_ 1- . - '-*r.. ' g A THE PALM1 t January 30,. for the benefit of the i school. Eacn teacner was asked to ~ raise ^lOTUU. The; total receipts were i as follows: Dr. A. C. Cook (13.55; t >?liss E. J. brewer &12.UU; Miss b. - Jackson (1U.0U; MiSs V. L. Stivers i <>10.00; Prof K, Mrh niyht flOM; i Mrs. L. C. Hatwood $5.50; Miss L. ' ti. Davis (10.00. Another caippaign ' has 'been launched \&hich will end ' April 16. 3 We are happy to report that Mrs r A. C. Cook.is up again All of the teachers. ait ?nded the L .County?Teuchcrs1 Association S;tur day at bennettsvillr. They reported as having snent a^Vfrry pheasant anu profitable'trrp. V? ' Several volumes of "books have oeen given to the_scliuol far-the use in the library. The school has received a ' saide ? ooard through the etforts of the mtoi' OerB of the faculty. , - ?: r . Dr. Cook went to Mt. Croghan Saturday 'to hold his quarterly conference. lie spent Sunday afternoon verv oleasantlv with M i? K .1 Hnwe or anil parents. Philadelphia News. _ Philadelphia. Fa:r F?h. IX-^l.nBt ! week Mrs.- l)aisv K. Pago, li?28 Car! penter street was the honor guest'of i airs. Russell Graham, 831 h. . Penn ' street, Norristown. Last Sunday Mr,-Morris Gelzer was ' nonor guest of Miss Adafine Graham, . tne charming daughter of Mr. and ' airs. Graham. Mr. and Mrs. GrAhanv are making some addition to'v-their modern bungalow home on E. Penn street, which a Hi ' make, it more -beautiful when complete. The home of Mrs. Charily M. Wood bury, 421 Oak street Norristown, Pa., was the scene of a delightful whist party Thursday evening, given in nonor of Mrs. Daisy R. Page, of Phil adulphla: i^uiie a bunch was present. .Late a4t<uuioo<w-4rhe - following persons of Philadelphia Joined Mrs. Page at the party; Mr. Fred -Green, Mr, Willie Goleman and Miss Leona Moody. After cards and dancing were enjoyed, our- hostess served a very?pleasant repast, chicken a la King, stuffed olives, fruit salad on lettuce, candied sweet potatoes, cof- | fee, cake, and wine. , _ Afiv-Laey -Bethea, a brother of MfsT Woodburv, is on.a hupting tour in Canada. His many friends wish him p safe and pleasant trip. Success to The Leader MANNING SOCIAL NEWS. Mrs. Albert DeLairie and children are visiting at the home of Mrs.QJ. S. Boyd. She h:ic li.w.p h.M* hotne in New York. Misses Vivian Cantey and Eleanor MeDiiflie were visitors in Sumter Monday. . Mrg W. T. Brutop and Miss Edne Massey of Sardinia spent Thursday in Manning. They are teachers at the Melina school. Mr. ""ami" Mrs. Leon Bowman are the projid parents of a fine baby girl, born Feb. 13,. Mrs. \V. E. DeLaine of PhiladeLphia is visiting friends 'here. Miss Theo Lewis spent last wgek? end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewis. . . , i Miss Ella Clyde Myers of r stopped here Thursday enroute to Orangeburg. Mr. Malonev farm demonstration agent of Sumter visited the city on last week. The State College orchestra boys were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson Thursday, Feb. 13. NEW CENTURY NEWS. Mrs. J. G. Stuart was hostess to the New Century Club members at 'her beautiful homp on Pine street, Feb. Oth,, Fragrant spring blossoms were conspicuously- placed in the rooms wherp bridge was played" and ^ints and tallies were reminders-^ the approadhing Valentine day. Four tables of bridge players began games at the appointed hour. _ oWhen the final game was finished, Mrs. M. Lindsay held top score and was rewarded for her efforts with a dainty piece of lingerie. The booby, a novelty set, of bridge score pad and tallies, was presented to the tyidy who held-lowest score. The fortunate lady who drew highest for consolation received . lovelyFrench powder. After prizes given the hostess served a bountiful, and delicious repast. . " 1 SS*Bam IN MEMORIAM. In sad but' loving memory of our dear son, husband, brother and father Mearion D. William, of Washington, D. C., who depafKFtT this fife, February* 15, 1928. " Thy bright face, so dear, ts~ missing, *hd thy Voice is hushed and still, In our home a place is vacant, That, no one can ever fill. r in our dreams we oft-times see thee Asj in happy (Jays of yope Biit alas, when jye awake, Comes the ^thought thou'rt gone before! ?:?~ v V'- Mrs. Denner Cple, mother; Rev.'C. D. Cole, step-father, Bennettsville, S. C. Mrs. Annie William, wjfe Washington I>. -e., Sisters and Brothers. ?fcEXINGTON NEWS. ' Mt. Zion A. M. E. Church Sunday school opened at the tfsual hour with Stmt. Joseph Sewell at hW post. The Tittle ones came out and were taught by Mrs. Martha Corley and Mrs. Maggje RrnnWa, RpmHrVa nrnro tw<if by ReV. S. J. Johnson. At 11:30 a. m., the Pastor preached a very interesting sermon. After services. Cluhs were organized among the sisters. tnij alL- pledged their sirtcere cboperatidh. At 3:30 p. m., Rev. A. Dawkins preached % sou! stirring sermon, after which the . ..young folk organised thff A. C. K. .... i , .'jif " ?? ?? , STTO Lt^AjpER . League. ? j . and?Mtsz-Sr J". Johnson, Mrs. Kugenia Cook, Mr. ulul Mrs. Adam ' 'Metz and son .were the guests of Mr. and Mfrs. JI \\ . (orley at- tij.'ld. A tasty dirjner was ^served, umsistmg -of tioht nee, hash," suui'e,?rolls, custards, cakes, and coffee.- ,? ... At?L30 p. Hev: ST J. Johnson occupied the pulpit using subject Christ'ji <^>ke, Quite a lo\v visitors worshipped with us_^hrmighoot t Ije -oay. . VVe welcome you. ^ New Bethel A. M. L i-hnp-h?Kcv. ' i>. J Johnson, pastor, Misst, Aliea llar. -ris,* Supt., Mr. J. W.' Waring, assistant iiupt. The lesson was very inteieaLhlgt 11 UL ,111.7* pieaeliing services. The pastor took fiis -text from John'i:4: subject Christ'-the Light of the World. 'l!he sermon was very touching- to the. audience, A Trip around the World w;?s iriwn' -by?Miss lioite "Butler last Thursday evening. Many took the opportunity to gb around it; and every one seemed to enjoy the trip. Mrs. Flattie Wise and Miss Alice Harris are getting on nicely with the Adult school in St. John section. The enrnllmonl iv wnnilm-f "I We regret ?s<> mueh uliout .Miss Is.sie Potec's illness. .We hope that she will soon.get better. ' Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society. ' Laj*t. meeting withheld Jan. '.?,r F.K10 wilii.) song Liod lie with you nil we meet a>*aint Prayer in eoneoit. Remarks oriiAVe ;V'e Missionary Workers oy the pastor, Kev. S. J. Johnson. j.L-was very interesting. Also response by Mrs. llotiiy Mrotber, pres.dent. _W,o also -had -memorial sr-i-ruTs?nr ~ memory of our deceased sisters, Airs. Janie Richardson, vice-president, Mrs. Maggie Jones and Mrs. Rosa Harris. \Ve regret to see their vacant places in our happy band, but 1he> are now gone on troin labor to rewam "Wg all miss their jdeasant sniil.s, ;cheir kind and gentle voices have sea reel" fadenl into gloom. of this grie.t laden hour, great Was our love tor them that out^ongues are lieu . today and the poverfcj^of words' ini- J fits us for expression. ANdiutfow has fallen on those features soHoveoi, s> kind, so gentle but we feel", assureo ^ that they have beer^ transplant.d in , a garden of light where sickness, sot -rowf-pain aiicl" death can enlcr nm. -V"We shall ever remember their lruii ful lives. We loved them but Jesu:loves them best. They were devoleu members of our ehurch, Sunday*.scluxn I and oh how we niiss.theni, 1 hey jet t their lights .shine before all the young c ana om, max may sec ineir goou \ works. \ A paper in memory of our deceased \ ones was read by Mrs. Eugenia Cor- 1 itjyr: ~ t 5 MXS. Lottie St rother, president, ' Mrs. ljieii Wise, secretary, . <' Mrs. Rosa it lack, treasurer, 1 Mrs. Eugenia Corley, reporter. . { _ " ^ PP ~ ~ I CARLISLE NEWS Sunday being a pretty.day, the ser- p vjcefiat Mt. Eden were splendid. The . pastor, Rev. W. L. Johnson, preached a a soul stirring sermon from Mark "For what shall it profit a man ' it he shall gain the whole world and lose his soul." "The- value ofc the souk" r . A "splendid collection was raised for the wiring of the.church. We are thereal thing; just watch our smoke; ThP A. C. E. League met at-4:30; The youngsters enjoyed .another i^ood party at the home of Misses Lodise and Mattie Lee Hawkins. / Carlisle and Jeter's schools played hall at Jeter's with the Carlisle team winning. The missionary society met at tho home of Mrs. Fannie J?>hn-Son on Fri-. j day at 4:00. ..J The missionary meeting was krw of the best wc have had in a long | time. "7" ' Mr. B^rry Lyles and Miss Ethel j Sartor weVc married on Sunday, Feb-1 iruary 9th. . . ! fx The missionary society at Mt. E- j I den is planning a Mock Conference j i for March 18th. We are on tho wall j doing a good work and we can't come' down. Miss Flora Hawkins left for Spnr-.l tanburg Sfcnday evening. Miss Beatrice Mitchell Was seen in town Saturday. She. is. a student of Brainard institute. . Mrs. Nellie Jeter,.'i* up and tdaf. again. . ' } Mr. Elliott Wicker and Mrs, Irene Xainey continue ill. ~ .j. r The night school of which "Mrs. Mary Sartor is rhstructojj. js doing a fcnice work. ?Tin* onrolTmenfi ir. about [15 or 20. the majority of which could [ not write their ntimes hut have learned to' do so anil doing fine in arithmetic and other studies. 5 I wish it were possible for every' Negro in South Carolina to take the Palmetto Leader. It is one of the host naners I have ever read?Every, Negro-should appreciate such a spleiu did paper of thi-^ nature. > BEAl'FORT COUNTY TRAINING SCHOOL NEWS ? ^Tj On Tuesday evening at 3:00 o'clock J the county health nurse, accompanied Tiy lhe_countyI supervisor, nieLat the county training: school to lecture to", the group of nurses, each of thetn j1 was anxiously waiting to receive the j instruction from the county super- < .visor. . ' . 1 | , The student body and teachers as i gambled in chapel on.Friday and listened to a wonderful program on Ne- ; gro h- ,<ory given by the teachers. Trfe following teachers appeared on ! the prajfrrfmr MtssOttrt Aljert gave "j a sketch of the life of Countee Cullen; Miss T. B. Grayson, paper on the early lite or Booker T. Washington; "* Miss Roxie Mitchell, read one of the addresses of B. T. Washington; Rev. Jones, sketch lines of thp following women:?Miss Elizabeth Wright, Miss Sojourner Truth, Madam C. J. Wal ker. Phyllis Wheatley, Miss Rcthune, and Miss Nannie Burroughs. Everyone present, enjoyed the pro-;_ cram. ^ 1 j,v.-... t. ? ' ' ' - I . I . is.-:' t '1'Ho Daslxum- Star -bctd'its "TTnTuiaT anaivcrsary" fit the county training t school on Friday eveningv ?' ? The Reeling was one "Interest. The. business part was transacted. After the routine of the meeting'they adjourned. After which they Were invited into the Home1. Economics department where a most delicious repast was served them. This" lunch was Served in. the buffet style. It wast prepared by the following-teHcIv* ers: Misses Mitchell, Allen and (iraysnh. * ??U : '?"7 " ' ' Tbe teachers and students regret very much thtit Robert Thomas, one of the students here, was called home on necoun.t of t.he' illness of his aunt. Wednesday night two of the fa culty members and the junior, quartet boys were on tire J.ineofn and Dnug-~ lass program given at F. A. H. ehurch 1 -They, ware-^>CA??mpnnn il I.y t P,T~ Professor J. S. Shanklin, Oafe of the program committee. ? The program was exceedingly good. NKWS OF WARE SIIOALK* Sunday whs a big dayt at Dunn Creek. Sunday school was called to! nrdrr'ni in-on t... o. u) .^uperirucnaein I". I.,Robinson. The lesson-was interestkurlj^ taught for. lhii ty -imnuU's.nu 1 1 :.'H) thy. pastor, Row J. S. Maddox, brought;-oW more of his soul stirring, sermona taken from Isaiah <5-7 which . was dtyoyed hy all present. We are j prou<l of him. Mr., Roy Mattison ami mother, visited our 4hurch . jRuriday. Mr. Lee Taylor was a caller at Upborn^1 of Mr. I'. T. Robinson recently. Mr. Luther Ware and Mrs. Ware were shopping in Greenwood Friday. Miss "Eva Palaham has hegUn adill* sehiml.?We?wi??+i "to wipe "out illiteracy. The Busy Bee club gave a vaJenf; ihe pnjjty at the home of Mr. and Mrs. tlenry Davis Saturday night, which is said to be quite a success. We have a number of childweo- in . Bus section aith vthooplttg cough. Mrs. I-Jlten Anderson Is not improving very much. We are still hoping for her recovery. Quite a rtpniher.attended the fiineril-of Mr. Ninroil MeGee at Greetiivood' Thursday*, . Mr, James McGhee and brothers, Mrs. T.eona McGhee, Mr. I'veaeh Mays, vere. visiting friends hnd relatives in his section. Sunday^ t?, NEWS FROM ORANGKIU'KG Mt. I'isirsth t'hnr<-li . In spite of the chilly * weather a urge. number attended church Sunday ;o hear the message sent '.to us, anil xplained by the., pastor. His. text .1 vas taken from the 55th Psalm", nth erse. Subject;s. "The man" service! vith soul antf mind." Our organist, 1 Ul'S. Kdtl.'l "'White, nfr-.iin liinl 1'ittinP ongs for the oc;cnsior\. During the , Missionary collection we were favor-.! <1 with a selection by a mixed quartet, rhe members were: - Misses Ethel Jadsden, Earline 'Brownlee, Messrs.. v'orman Black, ,T. Darks! We all en-, ftyed them. --On next Sunday nighU-veb. 2.1, the choir will render a pro- . :ram to which the public is invited. The Willing Workers met at the ipme of Mrs. Dwight. A. successful ' D^UG A - TR COUNTS' DR ' ' // " ' ^ . FiRi 1105 Washington Street 'DURHAM I PINCKNEY'S Fl 'undertaker and licens carolina aj ' '. ?' - \ > ' i. Pinvfviiey's Sanit BEST 4fcQCUrrEO IN tHE iL -FOR YOl | The Horned Mrs. Nettie Sand i" We make a I . - 1 * of \ - Wedding and B I J330 Assembly Street t imQtiCHMrC^OOOttO<KtoO ^OOaOC?0C0O0 . PACK THREE. ?? rz -jU?. wwu'tiiur was t hi' rpsutt. . The ini/nbeiv; uf.tho H. V. L\ I';' 1 wore?d\it on tjme, they carye witfi the spirit, of .workyiic-. The; lesion frxv/t^ tnujrht by Mr. Julius AnYaiier. Others expressed* tbrTnsrdyes. Tile lesion was .very Interest injr. The junior A ",r ehoir furnisher) niu-i< ;fd,i\ the iTnjehi I' .a dflmtt was had after tjie diseusVv* . xinu .of the Ics'soii. Sir "I:??r?>!\ AX-"*" that \Joses was- a "reefer -Jerrder ttauT loshua.". The attirmalivrsMessrs, Krnest Ho'vinn. Inln;.- A iTim):?-g?\ _ Miss Hhi-sniu pWtor; t : .'.t yoft* MV, * JameS/'. Parh r, Mi . Jes-ic porter and ljnrrietto. lti'diajrkcg>.- ?-r-^tirniatives hroueht. u ii.un. /v>ii>4 tfyinir ojir sneaker- ??ut. Kor:\*m:'?ny' years the' A. M. K.-< 'hor ?.t" tinend Ml. L'isirah havj, [i',enjj?lLry itjg*. t-i- . ''' iteHafi5 affair, J 'each'. ther.. W e 1iav>. . now dee' h il T. i ti ; V, n i ) r' 1Vtnr. -t ? their I.eaewe and th .'t-nnin- of ne> church. . The- su.l.ijeet : "U.esbfveij th;/ .*.Prohibition is helpful:" Tin ' date i not yet * set,'4>)jt ' w ill lie soin". . Th members are yb'is.v. jryt'jinp ready. Wc are ill so having a spee-ia) program for .Sunday eveniir/. The pp.lie i? r vited. J The visitors at e :r fo'!, .y. . M Julia Breelaiid arid Mr.P.,u| *W er hei> . We were'eertrihly H' I ' h,r e ITi'/-'-'- : ~ and we hope the\ will r oinet-hae I LV ' . J t ' S if S. ' |-r.nNRTTPAT,mT ij "a I haVk hVotl l;:i: I'ng. ?Thec.l- .;? . "* ford's }'J: oh-j Ira light. ja ?1 ? V long tiirio. u!?. n jieedod, for \ \ A con st i pa li i t* U it?4rfr aust <I mo iv * . X to liavc li'-.r :, h^.; and ;i dull jJ. * V aching aHoy-iv- v ' L "i foili.d J i 1 ii.i" k-I) r'a u g Is t {J ft would'd>pcl all this and koop X .1A W completion ^tuooih anil W fiiu: I p?-.v?>li.:."v. . i.i...,.- i j| -?== \v "X* would not ha without |) ,? A Hlutdc-Draiicht In- i n; i lo..j. ?' " ,"".X" Miss Kllii Mao. 11 in is..'.jiV? Jf Jessamine Si ^Memphis,'i/im. J X Thcdfbrd's Bluch-lViiauglit is ' a . ^ a cleansing ifTodii iiu* for con. W stipation, indigcslion, bilious- J f, ness. Sold hv ail iliMiooiiit fi ? I THEPFOFivg , ^ jl I Black- s i Draught ^ 25 Doses 25 Cents ^ ??mmmmm*a????^ . AT ANTS I i]G STOKE I ST CALL 21967 I / CCLNTS. Ph. (;. . | /' '; QBMHHnOMHHBBfti . ? . JNERAL HOMElT ;' ;ki> embalmi:r or soiiw VI) GEORGIA1 - Ki %; * ' I . . W..; .. Funeral Cars undr Kunera^ Equipment: 9 ' As Good a* the Best . | And Hot lor than liio Host ~ And Prices Loss. _ /. .. * / ?? . COLKTLSv and' " "r"'' ^ SEUVICK Office Phione 5707* Reaidencc Phone 7765 " tOOB WASHINGTON ST.7 COLUMBIA, S. C. 1 :i* V Haoliar Qhnn 1 +*> J k^llUp CITY. COME AND SE-E. -|_:1. :JRSEEF. :: T *._ owowcfwcfwwov-' , eacTBakery ers-Epps, Prop. \ ' : t specialty ?r?-h birthday Cakes j' Phone 4932 ! ' ? 3^ ? ^ .. ' n r-rrn-r rrrrrn iiimi