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__7_ Saturday, March 1, _______ l_ Jenkuisvilie News" L .The faculty of White Hall Graded School is doing groat things this k?- - yearr 'They saw the necessity of malr* -rr=r -?Tng some Ihipi ovements and their first" " ^ step was to purchase a new piamr J grounds wlrieh^are very attractive' to the eyes _??_ tfye. public / On !?? Tnea/iny o?anintr thn pinr The menu consisted of tomato soup. ~ . saltine8,""rice,~ cabbage, roasted pork, baked chicken, potato salad, macaroni, brown gravy, buscuits, lemon pie, car * ftmel cake, jeUo with whipped-eream, 1 "hot cocoa and after dinner mints. * ? Friday night there was a Valen? line party given By the faculty and ) i students of thp schof.il. Many of the _ former students who are now atten^T. . , >ng the various school^ in Coldmbia, attended the party. Namely: Isabelle j Baten, Jennie Harper, Thelma Martin Elizabeth Mattin, James'Harper, Malverke Martin. Prof J. C.' Martin of ' Santuc, Miss Sarah'Baten of PomfiriaV" -it?-, - Mr, Samuel Dixon of Columbia; " They ~ report a grand occasion. ? AIKEN NEWS The Christian Club was delightfully entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mack Hamilton on Union St., _ loo* -O nr. ? ummay anernooji. An interesting?program was?r enjoyed. After^ J , which- the hostess served a very;^ ?' licious sweet course! Among ^the ^interesting social eyents of the past week was the entertainment given by. Mr. and Mrs. Ceo. Glover at their lovely h-mie in Dark \ Town. A large number of. 'invited friends were present and Tthe evening ^ was enjoyed by all. A very tempting repast was served-. Mr. and MTs. Lee," who reside in New York City having been called ..' ' home to-attend the funeral ^>f the latter's brother, Mr._Jack Cherry, left > last Friday for their home. Mrs. Lee will be remembered as Miss Em& ma Cherry of this city, having taught ? in the ..Ai^en Graded School for sev- _?eral terms. 1. - \ Y. . - " The many, friends of Mr. Hentop ? ?Hazel will regret' to learn that he , was in a very serious automobile accident last week and is ia>w confined ^ All/at. Hnnpitnl. " ' t _ : The many friends of the following* persons will regret to know that-thev' ? are confined to .their home with pneu-. ^ I ' V~' monia: Mesdames Mary Greene. Inditfr ? Barnes, iiynthn Barnes! Miss Addie , , ?- Holmes, and Mr. Lester Martin. r**? ? ?. auciijchuo ui mis. lizzie nart ^sympathize with her greatly in the -h- Loss of her husband, Mr. Jessie Hart ( who was buried last Sunday. . Misses Rosa Hickson andi Gwen- , dolyn Fells wero-pleasant visitors at the home of the reporter last Satur-. . ^ 7 - day evening; they were accompanied ! i " \' by Mr. Franklin Hickson and Mr. . * . Walker. ~ \ 4. r ?The Bettia^Academy. Club -rendered ' a very interesting. musicale at the ^ - Atken Opera House last Sunday af1? ternuou.-for~t.he benefit of the1' ijliteracy movement now on in the county. ?? ~ Prof; fi~. Vt. Nicholson, presidentof Bettis Academy was in the city last ' ? week on business. ?-??? ? Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Jones, accomEvetta Packer spent last Sunday in ^ Leesville as?the" guest of - Mr. andl - Mrs. M. Landy. -? Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Smoot had a - large number of congenial friends at j their lovely home on. Edgefield Avenue last week. Everybody .present had such a merry time until they left ^ reluctantly. A very delectable col-_ " lation was served.'" ? -" The Schofietd girls will nlav State College girls here on the local court 1 nounced that the public is roost ~cor=~ * dially invited to witness this game. Mrs. Maria Pressly delightfully ententained the Pastor's Aid Club of v Second Baptist Church at her home 1 la"5t Wednesday evening. After the 1 ~ business session, in which the follow- ' ing officers were elected for 1930: ' President^ .Mrs. Lester Johnson, Sec- ; retary, Mrs. Emma Holmes; Treas- 1 urer, Mrs. Wise. The hostess served 1 a swcet7~cou"rse" "consisting" of blark ~ L "coffee and deliciQaa?gggkh^ ! _ - ?-77NWAV NEWS ?J - Bethel. A. M. JE. Chifrct^ Sunday morning service v?,as' good. The pastor preached from Gal. G:14. ???? - The Sunday School -is still -doing nicely./ The sermon on Sunday night . ? ? " a|snymasterly one- ; 1 ^ . Gr^nd Chief of Samaritan Lodges, Mr. Thomas Brown, Rev.-Carolina and Rev". Thompson of Georgetown were J the guests of Mrs. *Lillie Latimer Friday." ~ "**?=<- - ?v? ? ?: Mrs. Bertha Gordon w&<rdTfThe' city on business Sunday. ? > We are glad to have Mr. and Mrs. _ ' Pete Hemmingway back in the city. Misses Mabel and Georgia Poinsette spent the week end in the city guests pf Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dewitt. x. lie I.v aiciituic x <?i K,y vrap v^uiyc ? 'iaippv k>ne and was enjoyed by all. _ Many crut of town folk witnessed the t _ ,' .' _A soefab was given at the home _of _ 1 / Mir. and Mrs. John Moore Monday : nigh^. /Quite a number wasT^reKent. "The organizing of the A. j?. E. L. Thursday. The young "men of the city will or-" ganize a "Just Us" Club. Social and Comic Section _ Why not be satisfied with one; the town wonders why Mr. B bites Mt,_s D in the back. ^ Quite a few New Yorkers witness-' ed"the .Valentine party who have recently arrived at Myrtle Beach. A mong them was Mr. Pope of Cnlnm- . / - bia. /. ? 'CLINTON NEWS ~ >->- On Pjriday.p. jn. those who accom~ - panied the basketball skirls to Finlejr Hi were: Messrs. ^Sammie Fleming, - E. Littlejohnr J. L. Miller, McNeil and H. C. Harris, R. T. Miller,. Don Philson, Jack Moore, Blakely Good:.v - . r "~r " ~ ? ~ ^ / " /' * / mail -and. -li.~ L. KvansV R, Llndsey,^'? Misses Marie Young, Celestine pulard, aceomp&nied by Mr. Blake Goouman motored to Laurens Sunday and M were the guests of Mtss Emma Fuller. >* Bell Street'Hi returned to school Mutt -VO day after being confined fop several ?-u dayslwith. tonailitis. ; On Suncay afternoon, Kev. and m Mrs* Alfred Keasoner and children, n AlfredrJr:: Ferk and baiPV. ImTMHs" and^!WVs^?tiodtreyV^th^guscmf' ^ DS Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kinard and ce Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wilson were Al railed to the funeral qf Mrs. Kinard P? and. Wilson's brother-in-law, Mr. Ft Charle" Glemr of "Newberry Thursday afternoon at Calvary Baptist ,Church. un ?On Wednesday night a social was given at the home of Mrs. Emma -T". en Little for the benefit of the Bell St. nu Fraternity Club. Friday night a Valentine Party was av given at Friendship A. M. E. Church, tp Those attending enjoyed themselves. Li '] he honor noil for last month at de Belt Str^eP was a9 follows: teacher?Genet Fant,- Nancy- Woody, Lula Wheeler, Eliza Johnson, Stetia sp Uuckette, Alethia Young, Mattie Wil- at sen, Aliec Little, Helen- Bailey, Em- wi rt>a Burn srde.^Annie?L~-4TftH> -Ggffmr Tit Young, Clara Youn~ Sammie D wl Wadsworth, Benjamin Thompson", Al- so mn nr-i. uciicu yv ayson. wi 6th Grade, Mfsin*: Harris, teacher: Willie Moore,. Mary Ferguson, James ye BaiTey^ Collier Pettis, Hubert Met27~pt Johnie- Hill, Lillie Williams, Eddie ha Duncan, Ophelia Hunter, Jenette eij Ducket'te, Lue ElLa Allen. su 5th Grade, C. P. Wright, teacher?- T1 Lottie Beasley, Essie Garyr Helen a Pettis, Sarah: Ware, Author Leake, T1 Bishop Taylor, Willie J. Moore, Mar- st: ion WiHiainflr? a ' _ W( SOUTH CLINTON NEWS of , ? ?1 \ ... ex . Sunday was a very -cold day but .a ^ large number worshipped at New Be-. thel A. M. K. Ghureh-.- Rev. Bradley ?e ireached a very interesting sermon. which was enjoyed by the hearers.' ~ ~ Mr. -and-Mrs. John Garrett didn't ittend services'at their own church >n account of incletnent weather, but r attended New Bethel. v \t. Mr, C. W. Chappelle, Jr., has return ?d home after spending some lime in Charlotte, N. G. : ... ^ Mr Warren WllftOTh Jr., left ff~tew::rr lays ago for Tennessee, where he wiTl remain'-the rest of the winter. ?Last Sunday Messrs. FrvL, Garrett * and B. Or^olden visited Miss Emma Fuller, accompanied by friends from Laurens. Miss Fuzzilee Garrett was sorry thnt elm wasn't homo Thursday when, ^ the Greenwood~~bunch called by to see ^ her after the Basketball game. .. Mrs. Hattie Henry from Owing is n?the city spending a while with her G father and sisters. ' w?Miss Geneva?Booker was?quietly married to Mr. Clate Dunlap, Feb. 2, ? btf' hev. F<$rnlafdT ^ te Rev. A. t R. t.initsfly Was gppn in T)| :he Gai'ictt home Sunday alter coming ^ ] from his work Mr. C. W. Chappie and Mrs. "Ahmcj]^ Hill are still on the sick list, also Mrs. tjf Maggip Cnsey , '? ? T)T<Mr. and Mrs. P. B: Pitts and little laughter Rnhy are visiting their moth _f ?r. Mrs. Miller. , j t Miss Adeline W. Cosey is getting ^ along?nicely with~1rer school , wr>rk-=^ with Rev. Shelton. Missea. Cornelia jj. and Adeline Chappie and Lee Ruth ' t_ T.-: :_- /" L ? uttiiutc w*nn, vw ifiisa xL.miiue pie Friday who remains sick. Mr, and Mrs. P. M. Bowling, their ^ little -daughter? Margaret Louse , from Columbia,. spent?a> while- with Mr. and Mrs. r John Garrett Sunday, -1 noon. ;R0 -r- r- \gn \ - "BENEDICT NEWS The junior and senior colleges have' made a great stride toward upholding- pj, the present theory of,~education?In- va iividualisfic Expansion. Each member has and is preparing essays to j[( render themselves. These are given in the Oratoricals held weekly at the n)J chapel hour. On Wednesday, Feb -gj, 12- Miss?A-nhise AViUiams?rendered, "The American'-Negro in Industry," Mrs? Angelina Bailey delivered^ ? can Negro?" and Mr. Harold Stevens Feitdefed, "The Future of Haiti." , These speakers showed quite a T5Tt~oT skill as writers and speakers. The . material in each ^selection was jwell ^ organized and showed depth--of re thomFht.^ This"'wasr indeed a fittinV way to celebrate the'Trirthday of the ' great Emancipator, Abraham -Lin-- ' coin. ??7-^ On Thursday at chapel exercise Pro !11, feasor W.^A. Robinson, bead of the 8 history department, spoke interest ingly; on Negro history in general. ?! Friday, the next, day, Prof. G. E. Nelson, head of the department of Edu- ^ cation, spoke to us in chapel on the ? "The Negro in Press." . .. . Friday evening the third high -class gave a Valentine Plarty in the chapel. The program consisted of minature ^ were' booths for fortuneftel^g, ice ^ cream, and the post office. Mrs. (Ma-U>^awiirB^yeH known ^ civic worker here in Columbia, talked to the Y,girls Sunday afternoon. She j;o said her^subject was "Work" but she dxessed-h up in the nice Sunday name ' of "Service.''-- All the girls enjoyed ^7 hearing her. They all are always ^ glad to know when she is comtng around. Miss Agfies Williams, the president, presided. Mr. Turrihulf, the auditor of -the pj American Baj>tist - Home Mission ^ Board, who is our guest, spoke to us ap in chapel Sunday evening on Reconiz- 1 ing Christ. Mr. Clarence Hammond p violin throughout the service. Mrs. "j Henrietta Uregg sang a very beautr-To, TuTsoTot'; ' ? 7J The Basket bell team made another tour during the week end. They went m to Charleston to play Avery Institute ar and then to Florence to play Wilaon High. The boys were ur successful m in the first gams but victorious in the j . ^ V '~7'TJ THE PALME Air. Robert Raker, graduate in class J was seen on the campus recently., r.; Raker is now tenoning in A?ie ilson High School at Florence. 7 iJbe Air Uircus--was aftuwa-in the i ilege ithanel Saturday night, iearrng Sue ^arrol, Roland. The pubic invited to come out on Saturday ghtsT ihe" show Is always' good.' ie price is only 10 cents. , 'lnre Saturday ovt'iimir in rhe rrrt^ .nquot-by the seniui?cortege class, lebrating Washington's Hirthday. ie pi ice "is $1.50 per couple. -Vllie oceeds will go for the Drive o.n lunder's ibav. . Sometinnles ago the girls of Colby, ider the direction of Miss Tula Jane tmbrell gnTca^iovely' silver^ vase, graved, to Mrs. L. frrTletv-her, their atron, on her anniversary. Mr. Richard Lipscomb was called /ay to attend the funeral of his andmother, Mrs. Littlejohn. Mr. pscomb's many friends extend their epest sympathy. .< Miss Henrietta Gregg has gone to iriington for a short stay. Mrs. Hamilton, of Asheville, N. C., oke to the freshman class last week out her trip abroad just before the Hj __Mls.,JijiimTll.on th.. class of <r many places of Interest visited me vnere. ah thestudents seemed interested that they were sorry lemaho finieheth?- . On 'Friday evening,. Alar. 7, the 4th ar. high class will present a ay, Dangerous Waters. The play ,s had a. great success in many for?n countries, and haw been played ecessfully in American "theatres, le class is working hard to make it success in Benedict College chapel, le entire cast "pf -eharactejs are all ars. ?:? rr~ . Mt.' Halley bigs^itt, who- receatly jntJlome on account?illness his father, ha^d^t his father. We tend him ouiON?pest sympathy, iso-we sympathize with Miss Marrie and Leon Ma? Harrison in the ath of the former's sister, MEMORIAM In memory of':Mrs. \z. R. Brown een w^io departed'this"life* Feb, 27, 2H. GdfTe but not forgotten. f -Airs. Annie Johnson ? j1 . ,. Mr. Louis crown ???? _[ Mi's. Violet Wilson--.. 7~ r.&lxs. Helen -P-itgho - Mrs. Rosa Andrews : Mrs. Corinc White r Mr, James Walker- : - V uav II.AM), OHIO, NEWS .? : ; Mrs. Elizabeth Rice, Union, S. C.. ter spending somt> time ^with Mrs. ma Robifison Watley, formerly .of e same place, has gone to Atlantic N. J. We are sorry to report at Mrs, Watley is, indisposed and shing her a, speedy, recovery. . Mrs. Carrie McCoy, Bennettsville C-.7- is still very-sick-?Her daughrsr Mrs. DaVid of^"this~ place and nr?Scales?of -Youngstpwn, 0., art king the verv best care ofhei\~~ Each week the namm lril] ho pnh hed as you renew your subscrip>n; if you haven't Paid un do at ce, please. 1 am happy to report -> following" Mr. S. C. Underwood, rnierly of Anderson,. X. C., but ha? tn here a number of years He is real gentleman and _js one of the sT liarbers iri this~crty. Dr. J, A irris, a North Carolinian, but is so torested in'the Leader that he never ;s bjs subscription expire. Any' lime u need dental work done, see Dr jrris, he is a wonderful dentist. Mr ng Dunbar, though he has been out the~sfattTof SouIK Carolina quite lbno' tjme, he didn't realize what od news the Leader brings until he aTle a trip hnniP dminjjr?the?pafttfidaySr He is a new subscriber, and one who is,able to keep up his pay?nj.s. M iss Alice Hood, R. N., Harlem jspital, New York is spending-bercation with parents on &9th St. The many friends of Mrs. Mpzelle. sod-Thomas will regret to learn that e is ill.'-" Glad to report she is jch improved since her sister is nur ig her. ?im\ m a mjxesl^-??The weather has been very good fop, e past few weeks and many have The night school at East End High. ,s been making mUeh progress for e Jast tejQ ttisrhts. P-rof-Jkrnold ami iss Fleta Williams are in charge ot e: night: schoolr--"-' -The- haslfet bail am of the city school under the "diction of Miss Bessie Williams, has ade rapid progress this-term, Thiiy_ ive won almost every game of the aso~n. Some of the-games recently in were Welford Graded School/ ell ford, Feb. 7. Score 25-0; F^b. Ifd cy played?Gantt Graded Schrrntr onea Bath, and won by a score of to C.'- The school is makinc ranid ogress aldng all line*. St. James M. E. Church is doing lendid work under Q\e leadership the young .Rev. C. R. Rrown.1?We ?lcome this strong young divine in ir frifHatij - ' ; ~?~? .The. wMle tftyrn' i? InnL-ing fm-ityrH, Sunday; Feb. 23, when the colored opJe will render a nrnStcaVprogram r the^yhltes IrfThe white" sphool auLorinnL Th? prnfpprU nf wViieh will > for securing books for the illiteres. _ \ ROCK HILL NEWS Th? ML Olivet A. M. E. Zion hurch Was packed to capacity. Monty-morning, Feb. 10, at 11 o'clock, i friends and relatives assembled the fuhoral service* of Dr. James RusselH 40, one of Rock Hill's foreosf ians arnf citizens, who ed at hisi home on .South Trade St., iturday-niorning after an illness of veral mopths. IRs-pa-stt4-,-^r. - J. T. WrigTffof Her on Presbyterian Chutch, presided,: id was assisted by Prs. E. R. Rob-1 la, Eriemlahip College, T. S. Oil- i ore, Mt. Prospect Baptist Church, H. Callis,,W. lM. Robinpon, J. A. Gath V - ' ^ *tc - ------ - -/ - - ; - V ^ TTO LEADER " " agings and S. W. Blake", A.~M. E. Zibnft Church. Appropriate solos were ren- i dyed by Alesdamtrs WalterVi^imuuu-J and Earl Keid. 1 Hrc - Uural designs : \ were many and'beautiful and curried > i by trained nurses, Airs. Janie Allen, Misses flattie - Lauri(. and Alattie < Ra"bU! Intermfcnt in ltock Hill ceme ~ terv with ^Masonic honors.?44*v Rtr-o sen is survived by ht:r~wi<r?>tv,-"sits" ?r Gertrude Crawford Kussel, J duughtuwi^wn, "3-e.-,-,- i'our? brothers. F. Ijussell, two, sisters, Miss 1 Russell, and Mrs. Sarah Husjtydi. 7 Young and his parents', He v. and .Ylrs' J. B. Russell of Blackstock. / . ' Friends and relatives from "out<oi town attending the funeral wt're: t -Messrs. 'fenas and Asa Bu<^ell, T\"bw y York City. Kev. and Mrs. J. B, KW- ? sell, Miss Cora Russell. Mr. Sidney * Russell, Mesdames Sarah Mable'y' Iv.- ' S. Mcliuffy and Mr. Wm. llempgj^, Blackstock; Mesdames Sarah Young* }> Lottie Totely,"Miss Jennie Yldung ahd Mr. Morris Young, Irm6; Drs.-J, 'A.:;? Thomas and C. C. Brevard* Camden; ? Drs. Walls, Allen and Mr. Jer.ry Aiex C ander, Chester. . T Miss Fannie Clay, Salisbury, N^'C.. spent the week end with Miss Maggie ; AlHdng the,sick: Mi s. 1 ley.rxrhbmr t kett and Miss Savannah Jones. Miss CaTKe l ine B. Johnson -"visited I ' friends in Salisbury; The Ever Ready Federated Club 1 met at the home of Mrs. Jennie Bride Tuesday, ? -? '?* . Mr. Sam Tabor, Atlantic'City,' X. JT f -hr-vi.itl.wr ?,;? ...- C -i - Bailey. . The play f,\Vhat About Betty" giv en by the students-of Friendship-College," Friday night, directed by I'rof Bankhead, and the play "Bread un the "Water," given by students of Clintor. v College, - Monday... nighi~^irecied?iii- -J M iss Euger.ia I Robinson, were both 1 g >>d and largely attended. ?Messrs.-^Johnson, -of - Columhia 'amt "1 C." A. Leathers of Chester, both act- v ive Insurance leaders were seen in - the ' city. Mesdames Millie Jordan and Annie jJ ^doud^peut Saturday, Feb. xth in Jit Uhe-Teachers-Center, ? ...._ s. a ?, Thjb F. A. ?. Club The Friday Afternoon Bridge Clul ^ was delightfully-.'entertained by Mrs. _1 VVyatt Lang on South 1 racle Street " on Friday, the 24th of January._ai--i. 'trixTclnck.- Miss Hattie-itamseur won top score and received _a beautituj -Mg? Mrs.?J. W.?Thompson winner of low score received a luYely f box of handkerchief^ Mrs. Spafford (lathings drew consolation, a very ' pretty pair of garters. Tea and sand" wiches were daintrly served the g'iestr- ? upon arrival and cream and' cake v near the close of the games. ^ Miks Tl^ttre Ramseur was hostess.to tv,0 gv;,Ja? A w..:.i? r-i.-i rt v?.w * * m vciiiwwii mi ui^k: v ruu un Friday, Jan. 31st at hej: Home-en Pond 1 S.treet. The meeting was <jufto an en- s idyable one. "Mm. Hurold?\V, Cmw -r. ford, top M*orer, ww ft -1 >>vely ha-mC y embroidered yard?tahlg -c.wr.?M-r^-4Wyatt Long recfrived-lbw.*;e<itre prize a ohotograflh album; while Mrs. Spaf- ' fp.rd (lathings again" WolT'jfrTmsntntTTTTT-^ a box of beautiful handkerchiefs. A J delicious salad course was served by ~ thfi Hftsiess. assisted bv her slstef, M rs. Wm. "Robinson, Jr. Those pros- I ent were Mrs. Sam Bailey, Mrs. S. H. ~| Blake, Mrs. Harold W. Crawford. U Mjs. J. A. Gathings, Mnsii SpaTfoFQl Ga things, Mis* - S a va n n ah Junes, Mr a.. _ Millie Gordon, Mrs. \V. M. SiarsKail. MwTWm. JEtah-inson, Jr., Mrs. Joseph Williams-. Mrs. Wyatt and Miss Hat- _ , tift'Laurie.' ~ *, ... .. _ HOPE _XEW5 * In appreciation of what our State "Supt.,' Mr. J, It. Hope . has done for ( night school, the trusters and teachers J* sent him their token of r'spect in the 1 form of nickle.-J.vots. peaches, and j chow-chow5 walhuts, peanut*,--bean*. h pbhk sausage and - pudding,- blackhejv rues, a.p plesr:egg*.hfftr;f?-- f1 ; -71 Mr. Hope assured ps that he \y'uuliU. come to see us thisr.term. Mrs. Ida Blassengain and tv.n- It?- h tle sons of Anderson are visiting hei : .parents*.'.Mrh.and MEiOwaUumicl Jaiw^. Mr. Lane has been sick hut isju-p. 1 ?A-mmung?piciiiro was eive-n 'at St. -Luke,?Pomaria,?last Fi;i<iay?eve.nihg. for the^be-nefit-of the church, by. mem bersr of Allen/University. ~ T n 0 _c 1 os in jar i irogra ni of St. Ma r y School, Teak, was splentlTiT last 'Friday evwittg.- . wrWrrr-r ; ST. M A'l^rmrW^t XKNTK;/ ("'* . ' > ' Mrs. Felder, Mis. Howell Zeigler and Miss Anrije I.. Moseley left for "^TTT^tnip .i [.l i..! . i ' - Mr. apd M'rs. John Jones of- New ( York, formerly of St. Matthew's' were i pleasant visitors at Bethel A. M. E. [ .Church Sundav. Fehrth T9TO! ~ Prof. E; th. War ley was out of town Friday afternoon on business. In spite of~ the cold weathe'r, we had a very /good attendance out toj Sunday SofTool. "The lesson wa^ very?I i.: ? ~ T'i. _ o..u* _ ^_ i iftwfrt'a^itiK''? l iitv.-.nupu, a suauar wua, on the - job. ' ^paster, at ^ 1-which seemed-to ca;v ivtffn.thp -^ntir^ aiuliotuj^. ....... . At 8 fr'ctocKSmiday night, the Rev ji?_thi9^trrWn wldlwf Jel orat ion 'off white 'citizens worshipped with us. j Rev. Clarke . preached a wonderful.;, sermon and expressed himself as he-J. ing at home with colored people.- W. R. Symes, Esq.. theti spoke encouragingly of the work and the friondsship . which exists inythe town among the two races. v \3 i Mr. Dunson, the Southern Depot Agent,?spoKg ht?co-oprranort?m?tnc ; races. There were also?some- S^bRe I : -ta4Jea~ in the audience hut ; pot cabled upon to-sp*1^" JTfro"'^fi?r^ rendered superior mnsir. " V~f* I " The.Pulpit A13 Board Nos. 1 and 2t fgave an apron and neck tie part", at thejjome of Ifoys. Pinder Hart, which i [.was a real success. r i Rev. D. Mitchell, pastor of the First Baptist Church has wrought wonders.! 1 His people have pounded him and gir-M ? _ - .. ? ? ? -jt ?~ ? ? "" e. .. . t .V." / n him enough provisions to last twn months. ...Miss OH.-oheUxi . Alison- -spent" the .Mr vet?k end home with relatives and 'riends. ,...Mr. ( lifton BuM was honit. to the Might'of his many friends... ? Miss'Ta'nie" tVailVy^ is still <<n the iek list,drat ^dm'pr/TVTng-at this writ W-'\ " 1 i?s Hazel- Caldwell seems to he 1 m the nimd nt this w"nTtfTg. . ^ er of r>th grode liml b?ver;?srrnari "":g"t his. leg broken Friday in y _ asehall game on the school ground: a has.our sympathy, and hope he will ht'.v oy/L he back in school. to Rev. I). -Mitchell, preached at He-. Kni hel A. M. K. Church for "thd^Dea- rah fsray^'hoftM Xn. I1, nf whlMi Ml <. I > d? e inyands '""sident. Yin Wodnesdav niei light. It was quite- a suceess.7 gre Jtfr. Herbert T&ebtrrtfson is ,honfe' J. pending a few days with relatives rHZ a^l-friendii v - . g\.j ; Idiss Vernese Williams is tip again ]., i ffer having been in for a /few' davs wa< nctt,'. gs ; . / " * K. { thw sad intuUitreH'e -/ v.ei tie death of MiS Charlev Golson. He son vhsonce a student-of St. 'Matthew^ i Re* i'.l)li(' ' school. I Re' ie- G-ul?ya-rd-;-a n < i children Int *lLt -tail* \^ek cnd"wiOh and M-fs- -f^gg Til!" ph. ' ' -I M rs:_-ai-y ' J< ftfn so'n'r.is hom from? ? 7ew" rk 11><>k i rig -v-the picture of ; X ealthl ' .1 V ? r-.,tt A :V'. ''Jt>111 rre(1 a1 week l^uer TTTi * Jtbseriwald day being Mar. ^ I'll I.I. A DRUM! I A, IpL^N i:\VS | Mrs. Annie J. Butler of Cokes bury. I Y :.. C., is visiting .Mr,, and Mrs. I>avnl Pearson.?? ? - -p- ?? M \y. MarTrty-PeQrson?entertained :^A '"ith a dinner patty in honor of Mrs ! * TTrtle^^^TTTtriy afternoon. The guests V vere: Mrs, Mabel Gained Miss Kljra- - A Holmes. Mr. Morrel .Jackson rrffit ^ M dr. Qzie Jackspn. Roast cbic'jtenT v>ro<{<iinp rico potato unlmJ hot folic t ftweet pickle, ihri'k coffe--, wine. peach Z A?w+tk oream, ekoeolatc cuke. puneh p nd it)ipis were.served. t S I>uritig-llie evening. Mrs.. Marv Wil- f iams, .Miss Ruth Moore and '.Marv i Tvin, Mrs, Riddick and Miss J..nc- L died. ' ' T .ft Jhje^Sim4or-ftth~ grade club" of Rev - ^ school' pu t 'with Mi. a At.1-' J lrs.?J>Hvi<| Pearson on ThUrsddv e\- i~C" ning. After the meeting cake and ^ team and mint's were served. x llOVER CI!^!?KL^SCa0OL N FAV\s A v a I'd \v.ilh good hopes of a,si$ month?' L vi'm fur the?school yw lWJ'.o.'tn i - p .T*? (jood Speech Club .t wishes' to Y haok-ciill-member? and friends- for.; L heir Tj^erest in "helping to mav__.'U . jB' hool veer 1}>2J^oO a success. . ' X i_We also wish to say that-the. adult.' C> cb.'>TTJ ,is lr.ovinu- along niceJv. ^"o IT c.v,. an enrollment bif 31. ages rang- X ng from IT t'> t>7, and they.all seem X n be-interested in learning. Pupils V f near It) arc learning to niakiLJixeir-j??it'st capital letters. " y~#< qrug"^ i 7r-^. . try. COUNTS' DKU ? i 105 WashingtornSlreeTDURHAM CC PINCKNEY'S pyj UNDERTAKICK AM) LICENSE] CAROLIN A AM Piitnnrey's Sanitai BEST EQOifriSn IN THE < TOR YOU? The Home^tei Mrs. Nettie Sander | We make a I I- Wedding and Bii ^330 Assembly Street mtnmitrooooca^kharac - ^-oooocBoecsot v. ' .. ^si ? , =g - , . _ .. i * ? - '1 V PACE THREE SI MMERVII.I.E v.*" T.ydia Wilson ~of TWioo[nvI]1* l'us?es After ShortConfinment )n the morning "uf txiu,.-1'!t)i - nt? <>- Mr*. -Lydnr i-nsin \ Term# -gave ujr the ~ vfhrost. She s a- ^e?leu5? ha4 -4?kh-ftt H-c hwefi - -;-? rker imtil tH7> eominjr'wf her feeh .vi'MiK. The?town?ui?I.mi-ti1n'.-il! ?4SSTa wwUfj^Itueii of st^nd - ~ T""Stie follows ihe warm' trail made the- grave by' Fur Uu- hudrmaL ..'. *. oh Wilson, who. pa>se<j 5.0 td?- j/rtmt o^d a few mnn.lhs?...mo She lean ? Uiourn Ju-r ]>?.< a iniuVhUM:r"STr7T ?? imah'ne Ma nee, ri- sid?*i. Mrs. SaAftrritt ?ff; 'dotal TWJjtTrRn: M d," William, Jidp1'!'. '... ay'1' j:, an"iI iv jj [ (', ili.ihna lee, '_(.ioo<te?itioh)j .w.'Qy. a ?at host of friends. ? 'uneral .services were/ hold at Khe-. lj .. A \4 I." (' kn i./.l." <C.,. m. >,i\n * I ' ? ! ' ?< ' nuitaii . uiiuai <u ? Qck a. m. A )iui** traVKii-rinir nai i - v*?peet? t4J hf:r. ...The iuneral v preached by the j"astwr. Key. W.' " Wilspri, -The "N^inTv'ei V primer V re:'Revs. J. S. A.'Ojant. ('. I!. I.ad , Or I.. I.aui'llif, Frank tirand and _ {; lrea rsCiTa? < i - ted~Tfi~ tn*c~serviee - r_ v.'Trand made remark-. ermem at- J-kiatduiiiL.L'iU^cle; v. ^ ? CONSTIPATION^ fordV lilaek-Draught " n ' -l^ng time, when needed, for d ?eottiitipntion wind h cQUiii'd iih?--ftp ;?~ to have headachosdand-dull "__V1 1 ; J ; : ?oviuiig, (in Tjyrr. - ~?7^ 7 <7 r '"i founilJ(iJrsrrfc?lPra u g-hi j|;, my completion &rimoth< unci * ,. <iiu, I llt'll'l llJU; U I'I.:n 11 s11. 'J "I would pbJcJieJ without---^- " - Bluck-Drautfllt tnr :mv!bin,; " * ?'Mian Kiln M ... H-.n-i.-?}t)li -? Jessamine St.. Memphis, 'i'enp. ^ ?7- Thedford'u Black-prntighfe is X--s? a cleansing medicine fotfeon- / stipatiqn, indigestion, bilious*. J nesil. Sold by all druggists. ^ THEDFORD'S j " Slack* 1 Braugnifc 9 K T^rkcinc OB V VVOkO J**J V/Cll 10 ? ? : ?:?-?; W MHHBBBMBnMHMtt ^ANTS ^ : GSTORE - ; f . ~5 ; ~ t _r~" "CALL.21967 -1 r l NTS. I'h. G. ^ERAL HOME I) FMBAIOF SOl Tlf I GEORGIA Funeral Cars and 1 Amoral ICitmipment , - y\s C.oodj?> thir ltrsl J And Kelt?r than I he llest And Prices 1.ess . -. COl K1ESA ? ?1_ and ; SERVICE . 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