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t., ' 4 * ; PAgte I ? _ THE^ofrD GRA AT ? r E. 11111-1 * . ' " , I Dr. and Mrs. Daniels, Honor Bishop ?Hurst and Family. ? ??f One of the'most timely aird unique affairs that .has ever happened in ,the! city of Columbia was the reception * given J*ishop John Hurst, Mrs.^K. "Bertha, aud then* son. Dr. Price, last Frutay "evening* by DT\ and Mrs. FIT ?? M-.?Daniels?at?^hejr InHiot+ful -twostory cottage on- Hampton Avenue. Dr. Daniels, college, physician and suT' " I ^geoil "df^AHeh Cm vers it y,-wlo? enjo.Vii: the confidenee of . thy entire faculty j and student body' together with that of his larg,. city practice, has been complimented by the citizens of the Capita) City1 for the courtesy 'shown the head of th,. great XT St K. Church pf South Carolina in arranjtiiiK this excellent^, entertainment. Tiffany wrreitfty-ntn'ited Kueftt's,' all of : whom spoke in" highest terms of the . wonderful occasion. Bishop and Mrs. _ Hwyf--THUHiwl-^tn tfuHi' I'lpispffpn# residence jn t.olumhia a fyv.' days ago from their spacious home "ill RM1 i 11101 ) . The Bishop has been co;i ' . fiptnr to his bed' for ItbvVn'nl weeks. the leading physicians and Surgeons in the city of Washington. U. C.. and a member of the stall' of one of the ?best hospitals?trf that,city, hccompanied his parents t?>-Columbia. And it was during the brief visit of t he physician. that 'the Panicls sprung this noteworthy surprise! Rfwas a. most e "enjoyabl,. atfair to say the-least. l>r? ffursi pToally impj^sod nil whom ho . oamo in oontart with. Thoy say that ? he has imhiho'd sonic of thoolurraotoristios of his- itr+Wt* motlior, who is almost in a vTiT^ In hirsolf whon .it - iMiiH's to_makinjr frionds. Uoally ih doesn't soi'iit" that jUrs. K. Rorilwi 'llm-st, .-.inl.l hayo. ajt otfotny . anv ?' where Wo \vore ecHainky ~*?-hid - to liiiv^.?ltiu'toi1 Hiii m pill- state ami .?. city ami soi'ry ho had to rot-rtfi? s*>. ^ soon to his irroat pfaotii'o_ in- tho Lnurt'hl Rut wo aro triad l his father fully .out of drrTTtrer net'ore ' * loavltVi?.' ' Rish'up Hut's! uas furred to .'* -* oonio U?. the- stat<k as early as ho did because- tho oh'aroll and sellout -wrtr iit'tuhtltf? his _>Jt|<i-opal supervision. . . -tviueo liy TiTvs boon hero ho has Rrtftr -7*7 oat.lv. adjusted "conditions as only ho can.- Soino in tho stajo still havo business engagements with him. Othors. vvhit aimply want to visit him can afford t <>\\ait until h,?- has jfully ro . -j covered his "si tvngih. ' Hi shop John ?? ^?H'lv;*'1' is to ropoivo in tiorson ' _. . fvory one desiring an interview with hint; If 111111 n prohation'or t -a?CulL ? moml>or among tho laity, and from a lodal preacher to a presiding 'older a" 7; * . fhong tho ministry. No -loF Us -wna? ' tmuo oUT?pi'it.v V S ' behalf . of our ^ Bishou. for t In* lemiorsmp ot Mini a character as Bishop ;hohn Hurst-, is prently domamtTTPtn hmh chtlrelv ami race. . . ?j ? -? ^. __ IMont if u! Bat Not That Plentiful is. c The Title. It is ridieulous and almost a curse to svo how the title D. P. is imposed upon in these latter days. f visited a convent ion _sotn,, time*Uiro. aTid evcKv preacher that \\ as. inTi^iTo'ed ~hy the Moderator ua. a doctor so ami sii. One pood ?dd brother.. whom 1 h T'r?'h*?f v, 'O.A I..II It.. K^Vtl?tlfi \ ihmiuiu >1 - i ii i * -? .% n >?. . ?.?* tro eollat\ Wi; simply Ir.uP'a string tied around his mvh. w a' Jvronght foiwalTl :uui mii inii:cod ^ as d?v't01r so and so. Another w h'p-o loot gears '.were so niueh out of harmony until ? i it itppuaro.i t >-11 in haU oir olte . I'OLiL ' mid o\\- shoe. \va" brought " f or ward "" arid pre-i nted- as doeto.r so and so. his wagon load of woo<|l oft* his way f _ To town aiiiLiaune in to uhfsfVr to a friend. The mafshals spied him .and ' earried .him '.in and he t.<?> was Tntr dueed as - doctor* so' ajid so. I felt tikj. otTeriniir a resolutiiop-jh that eot)venj.ion that, every man's title of P. P. he suspended ut '-i a .0 remittee eottld be appoint iTf-anti-irivet't t ipee to investigate them.. It was reported that r ' fl man* from lieotgia wont through - the Parohnas. with a orooue saek full ?of P. P'<. eotvferi ir.ir. ti'? m. tip >n any ?n'nd everybody I* w tin emili i'? e otVJ^g -?v!t'ml~nt ov.o place where ho spent the "> --.YttfftVt .the host d';.i- ?r.?t h?v*-t 25c *q ?: hoTonTr'nvTrrr^ Tr ,~~"rp. p. u,r on him for Wis?*nnp* r. N^ow unless the ministers of that mootimr mot ? ?-?; -the ih'orgite ? 1- ^ha44em?e- t-hVir I>. I Vs. And fr m' tvw.'on". rAnfidft r>?trrn crjliirur and htrrTidTrrme' everybody . iiA, dof.LdF^lal. inalead. use the title ''Reverend,'*-"r>rother,r Mister." .\f-ter nil tliere. nr, -trrr-prenter titles than~ these. :um 4-mL:...iuo.t:e,_oefT revt. And' in .usiny them wo nfp , nol sqi.t Ao , ^4^, s.) _^ul'te.iy. ..jn_ _ ervji ? 1 i . ?i??Our Whereabouts. 1 On last Sunday we. had n wonderful . serviee nt Rook If ill" vhUreh with The Rev. f*. f1. Mc FnrT a mfT pastor if Tt re* is.-., minded us of those quarterly meetings in prone hy days. The altar ser 1 .?, -7 P7? "T ^TTTff F1 NEW RIDKR I' KLL1S vice ufte1" our sermon was wonderful. who was the head of a family dewas a time that will be long remembered, W;e have set out in the Winnaners already in the church converted. This thing of . piling up sinners in the ehurch on probation and converting none is doing the church more harm today than good. *|Every saved must" save ft soul,". is tho slrtgftn jof our district. for lliltO. Rock Hill | is one of our best charges but it has had quite an unfortunate setback, and it will take some time to recover. Kev. McFarland' doing about as well as could be expected under the jcircumstances. The encouraging thirty j to his credit, is that he ys in the | hearts of the people of nity ly.)th Baptist and Methodist and we Predict front snm-ss 'for Kim nt place. TTrosr^. Johnson, Hart, Frank Johnson, A: Cook, Jacob Kn(day, (5eo. Martin, Thorn Robinson,' LT-hamas-:Montgomery,. Charlip Cook_ Robert White, Sisters Anna Johnson [ V era I.irk, Marv - Robinson, LizzitT ' * f -4 I Martin, -Flora Johnson, Lula Hart, ' Porn Cook, Mary J. I.yles, Ellen Plaj.yer, Eartha Lee Cook and Ever Lue i White, aFo only a few of hi&.numbeT one Workers. This week-end we have - boon invited t<t-deliver-the Pythian Baptist church, Blaney, S. C. Four lodges and two courts are going to turn out that = afternoon. We shall spend Sunday horning'on our district with the .Rev.. J,. (1, Bowman at St. PoterEs. church. Let the . members pray for an outpouring of the Holy ^Spirit: 'M.et us advance on our knees." I T 3 P. S:?rWe \thankfplly_ received $4 from Miss M,. P. I.andrum of. Little White Hall church" for Kev. B. R. Kdwards on Alleles Day assessment. ~~~~ DAftl-lNCTON NEWS . Bethel A. M E. Bhnrrh The Bible class conducted from 10 to 10: la a. m.. every Sunday morning By tlwnastor .ltov, \V. tVvKichardson is being largely attended. The lessons are voryninteresting. * The female Ushers-Board is making splendid progress under tht? leadership of the Bros . Mrs.- Ida Rogers. ? -'Ihie pastor reeeived three showers last week: onP contained money and members feel that they can't do too --iimclL_for linir-heeaMiH' ht? ir-a splen-_ did preacher, an excellent pastor and a tine tnau.jn general. " The second" qnar terly oonference of Bethel A. M. K. church met Moday night?Wth?m?t-Ue- ahovenamedchurch with the P- jU Rev. I. J. Miller. Although the P. E was indisposed, the " ifuafler ;W?s field very successfully hv the pastor. Rev. W. E. Richardson. We raised in 10 minutes' $40.05. The members are to be commended for the 'fine work that they are doing and the cheerful way in which they go-about their church work. The l\ E. of the Florence district. Rev. J, .It Miller is sit ill indisposed. We privy that he will soon be himself a?;ain. Are you tired, troubled, weary, ReaVy-hvdnr? Are~you 'perplexed' in any waV? Coine to church Sunday. 'and console you. if you will oom0 and receive it. to me to' Hethel Sunday. - The State College Alumni of Darlitiglon county, met 'n a snappy pep. meeting a few' days ago which shows j tin* rolati+yiihip existing between" the member? thjit have attended tht? insti j t,u;_ion. Th?\v, feel that hey owe" much _li iTTeir1. Ama [Mater and more will he heard of this organization. Darlingt.?n county owns some of _thg be$t material that has been produced J" by . t he t^tate College in the form of men" c . c. and women, the organization in -this county is composed of the following officers: Mr. S. C. Disher, '21, " farnt ttmnonstrator o7 TFe county. Pres.; Mr. I.eroy C. Clemmons, B. S. "2S. a member of the H. S. faculty of Mayo _^Wiooi. vice-president; Miss .ULnui^-Jd?iiuviac?.'22^. instructor of -11. K. in the same school, secretary: Mr. I.eroy W. Poole, B. Sr '28, teacher in the county 'near Jlartsville, t'reas.uror: ami Mrs7~ Mary"Brunson. chaplain. "Among the other prom'fnent members present were: Misses Madalinc Mulct *<MT. W*'iiiie MhI" nie t.aw. Ola Davis. Messrs. H. F,. Brewer. W. W. Wade. T-he other counties may Took for Darlington >:ate Lonepe v lun, ior-u is on ine ~T^ siprhtof its Alma Materv Club And Social News. . . _ t _ The Utopia Club hfild its rpflnlar monthly businbss meeting at the residence of- Miss Madaline Anderson. Wednesday nifcht,, Feh. 26. Pres. C. - ' - . . I ' _ . THE PALMET > ? . . * i.. ? The REFORMED PEOPLE') . con be rendered to those in disti explain it? object, 'l itis organism . \ 1:{2a PARK STREET v"' ' ' ' ' " . ' ; 1 r A. Rubens presided. The Ctdden Tornudoes- -defeated-Claflirt - College-. hero Friday night, Mar. 7th. Scores 24rll Mrs. Steven, the coach is to be con grutulated for having such a tine hunch of college girls. Professors Bryant and Mitchell accompanied the team hens ~ " \\ The Darlington County Teachers' Associating, held its regular monthly meeting at Society Hill, Saturday, Mar-. 8. ' , Coarh Ri'inirn Millar, rharpm, n r.a hplr sfiarp sho;)terB~~pasHed thru here Thursday afternoon enroute to Timin'onaville. to play the 'Brockington ~U? team. -? ? All Darlington was shoeked beyond realisation ~when the sad intellTgeTire iVst?hed hort? last week that Dr. H. r. Ashury of Timmonsville was no more. His. passing moves from, the ii'LWp. OT "Ttrttdff One . of Soli til "Carolina's greatest?sons. He "has wielded an influencc-thaT extended through out this So u t hi and" atfd m any part s of the North. Karth's' loss is heaven's gain. We how our htvads to His divine will. . The Utopia Club held its regular monthly social at the rosidenep q?_ Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Caslev. Edwards Ave, It was indeed a gala affair.. The Golden Tornadoes defeated ~MaTTTttng High Friday night, March played th<>. entire game. 1 he Senior Class gave a- play Mohday night .Mar. 17th in the Schoo} auditorium.^ It was indeed .a" success Mrs. Hat tie Mclv.er and 'son, Jos-' ~ph .Tr , \v?r.? plnnnnnl?visitors?fft" .fhe residence-of Prof, and Mrs. C. A. Rubens Sunday. v The rally, of the Willing Workers Of Macedonia Baptist church-Sunday night was quite a success. $42 was raised. Little Cecelia Mclver entertained a few of her friends Monday evening March flrd at a birthday party. The guests were highly entertained in the livinir room. After playing i fww gnrjipq Master Henry Sanders ushered them to th0 .dining roftm, was decorated with n ink an d. white paper." In the-center of the taW? "tnnr?TtTg" hirthday* rake", bearing ten eandles. The little guests were served With cake, crackers and ice crearm?Those whoVnpoyed thp party were Elizabeth Hiller. -Lillie Hoillee, Robert Mloillee, Margaret Sanders. Henry Sandersr,-Martha "AVillianrs7 Helen Prince." Hubert Boatwright, George. Cannon. Mar yLotrise Josie, Kenneth Josie. The honored guests were Miss An nip "NT. -Bo'via ti <tnd .J nhn Jenki ns. ? - . MRS. MARGARET,STRATTON. After an illness extending through several years. Mrs. Stratton passed away at the Good Samaritan hospital. Thursday afternoon, March 6th, She was ope. of 'Columbia's oldest and- much?firtnved $tizT'jfvT The -deceased wa<s a faithful member of Lad son. I'resbvterian church and untit her health began t-> fail was a regular?attendant at the of thtf sanctuary. 1 . " ; As a friend and neighbor, . the deceased was kind hearted and true, gentle in spirit arid self denying in service^. Shp was indeed a beautTFuT character who try nor warm, sympathetic nature, her Sdnd words arid loving deeds-endeared herself to all with whom she came in contact. In spite of her long illness and total helplessness she bor<> Tier affliction with characteristic patience and fortitude. Funeral, services conducted "by Drs. ,T. F. Page and J. H. Johnson were held Monday afternoon Mar. the 10th and Dr. G,' T. Dillard-preaebed the ^ormoiT from the text: "To live is Christ; to (tie is gain." ?litis?StxaUon ds. .iutvivje-d...by_,.fl.ne son and daughtcr^in-law.- the Rev. and Mrs. Stratum, three grandsons, Prof. S. B. Stratton, of St. Louis, Mo.. E. W. and H. A Stratton, medical students , at Howard University and one grand daughter. Mrs Mar gait't WTimtns and ttro great-grfthd sons, all of New York City. She also leaves ah nnrly -sister Mrs. Sallie C. Wilder of Washington, D. C.~and 2 nephews and^ieces as follows: Drs < '. M. Wilder. and R. R. Pearson ol Washington and H. fh Pearson ot Columbia: the nieces are Mrs. H. L Richardson of Berkeley, Cal., Mrs. Jennie Lee, of Kansa^ City. Mo.. Mrs Ethet -Montgomery. ~TXr<t. Annie K. Cherry all of Washington. D.-C., and Mrs. Beuiah Mills or Brooklyn, N. Y., I Mrs. Susie Scott of Jersey City, N. J. .J ^ "*" ' Xiu. V . " " . ^ ... ;? > *. . - * - ro LEADER ? . v -NNTOUN S BURIAL AID SOCIETY of Columbia, S ress and at the time it is needed most. K ?tion will -extend'?to ehurchuu( schools ai A DDR HENRY D.PEAf c|o Champion-_and f'ean r ? : ? - The pall bearers were Messrs. John Corn well, N. E. Lewis, Elliott- Green, R Joseph Cook. F. P. ~ PauT and P. K\ ** Butler. Undertakers Champion & ^ Pearson. * m I- ?T ' w f GREER NEWS. . Y( >- - - fr ! The play entitled Always in Trouble given in- the school chapel was ce a decided success. This play was cl sponsored t>y Miss Peterson of whlqji, cl .we give much credit.~This. play will "di be repeated at an early date. N Gjpeer-was elao giaced tu lmvu Revt? Tobln last week to .lecture aT Maple -Q Creek?chureh.?We are hoping that rfe " Rev. ToBinT will retarn to our|W town. : w 1 The Bible-school-under the leader ti ship oT Mrs. Madora Thompson Is' M quite a?suceess^?We are- blessed to t> -have the different leading white w_o- tf men teach us each week. - * Great work is being .done in the r? Adult school, so much so that about half-havb decided to?conttrrae a few tA months longer. li The. Federation Club is planning-^a rich program the first of April. A Quite a few -of-the-white women will ? appear, pn program." - . ol Rev. Williams and family were with us last Sunday. Rev. Williams is the** I). S. of Spartanburg district. He preached a wonderful sermon. t Prof. J. .G. Thompson and Miss L. ?Ragin?were?distinguished?visitors, -the latter made a few time'y remarks. ^uRe an appreciative * audjence m greeted?the?pastor of Bethel, both ai morning and night. / le Kev. Lawton met with a dangerojus tl automobile accident, throwing him m from the car,-hnd~only received mi-' nor injuries. His car was completely ' cV "demolished nothing -but- thp hand ?pf ih-i God saved the man.-- Such-happer-j tl ings-behooves?tn alwiiyi. Iiu nn tha'm watch, we know neither time nor day L when we will be" called to answer roll. ' . t hi ' ' ?. , _ _ j S' MT. y.KlN A. M. t. CHl'kCH 1 GRANITKVII.TR u: 1 ~ ? *... ... .* jni Sunday was a beautiful day?and ai it was" highly appreciated?for the attendance was good all day. Prompt ^ ly at 10 tho S. S. was opened by ^ Mrs. Spann. our Supt. The lesson was?1 well taught and was reviewed . hy h< our pastor, Rev. II% B. Thompson. ,r -lmmediaioly-- -aft-er-drsmission Service jj! (began. Rer. Thompson preached n , .wonderful sermon.. t> | The A.?C.?E.?T.eague met, at?its U (usual hour, the president Miss Fran-. M ces Harris was very pleased To see I such a crowd present. j^y At 7 p. m. Rev. Thompson preach-' ed again a very interesting sermon st which was enjoyed by all. j Miss Ruth Williams who has been ^ on the'sick list is up and out again. We hope'TFfaf she will oontThue t'cf .improve. We highly appreciate having Mr. U. S. Kennedy and little Mr.' Hale Thompson, Jr., to accompany. H the pastor. Efy^i Sunday down from " Columbia. S. .C. , We pleased to have .Rev. F. jv Lewis worship With us. Also Mrs. y< Leanna McKan.- We trust they will S . i uuiB?pry ?oi* "come. ~ f I ' W A LTERBORQ?NBWS. i, St. Peter's-A. M. E. Chureh t>< The Mock Conference sponsored by ir Mrs. Ruth G. Horry will be held at is St. Peter's A. M. E. church next Mon-" hi day night, Miar. 24th inst. The ses- a "sibrf of the conference promises to be a very amusing and a large audience H is expected. ' b; l T> T ? ^4 U ^ ! i i\ev. i umtrr fj?3UJr ui me e< church preached a fine sermon at St. a 'Peter's last Friday night for Mrs. j a Rachel Martin's district. I.ast week Thursday Mr. Marion (w Pinckney and MisS Lethiai Robinsop(c1 were joined in wedlock at the parson- g a(?e. .. ( . * . r I A surprise visit was given Rev. and .t( " Mrs. Holrry-i^-'few days ago by Rev. ft and-Mrs. L. C. Qregg^trf ^hxnrtmerville. ' ~ NELSON & ' t iW.* ^"""" i ijmppni"" ? r?: y ^ . .: iMiiMiMIHH CEME> 1. C., is now-in upe^ationr'H is hop lndly.get in touch with its presiij wLjother utganir.cd bodies. ??? Ess v ; - ' ; _ fcSON, President ion's Funeral Honve.z_ p ~ T ' .* " r : > ev. Gregg is the brother of ~3Ir nrry. -- ??~? Vlrs.? L. G. Gregg, the wife of tl ev. Dr. L. G. Gregg of Spartanbui id mother of Mrj. Horry spent eek with ,her. Her stay was ma< ?ry enjoyable by the n^embers. ai iends. ' ' \ At a Lincoln day program held r mtly at the Hopewell. Presbyt^ris lurch- the pastotr 1 of ^St. Peter lurch-delivered; a , very forceful ai ressr-upon the subject: "The Ne egro and His Place in America." Tin.' setumi quuuei'iv cunferCTgr^ tp Walterhnro district was held : U>p A. M. K. ohuroh l1. K. r. ^Wilborn and JRev. A. F. B.~ Hon : their?posts of duty promptly ( me. The very. comPptpnt spcretai r. A. B. McDonald was proud to pj ie Elder out with ease- This proV lat the charges .. under Rev. Horry vatchful guardianship are makir ipiu siriaes. Presiding Elder Wilhurn preach) ro_soul stirring sermons on Xuhda 1. the morning at .Zio A. M. ! M. E. church of which Rev A. . Horry is pastor - We are- all pr.oi f these two men and hope that the Jture will compare favorably WP leir present ' v' . ' C . ' ; Lancaster nk\vs. Sunday school Opened at 0:30 .,'with Supt. Mrs. T. H. B. Laml nd all the teachers present. T1 sson was interesting: " We are gli mt the young men are- becomir ore interested inJthe Sunday schoi The services at St. Paul A. M. 1 mrch were largely attended and tl ty spirit was witnessed thrmightt) le day. The Stewardess Board id U. met fti the honre of^MyK -BtaH ee Croc.ketts.' We were glad to ha' -very large -attendance and also live Mrs. Pearl Barnes presider he has been in Charlotte for qui vhllr.? ? ^ mi' on j?;- A..1 +1 i ne r inuring wut uiuu mci ?i. ... i>me of Mrs. Flossie_ Gavin." T] leeting was conducted by Mr. Ler lid Harris. After' the regular ro ne of business, the hostess Mi lossie Gavin served the guest cal rid ice cream. This is indeed a thi r board. * The Pulpit Aid Board met. at tl ome of Mrs. Annie B. Baskin. Tl leefing^was one long to bt. remw id church worker and president. The stork left a beautiful baby i ie home o?~Mr. and Mrs. Goy Cli " > Clinton and little HI iie Clinton are getting along fine. The?Lancaster ovangelist.ir indexed a program Sunday "'night >e white Baptist church. . The church was packed and ma/ >rpiest numbers.- after the prograr splendid contribution was given tl roup. JOHN CLEMMIE rtOOVKR. In the passing of John Clemni Morni, *i. Viis familv sufferi ie loss of-a devoted son and--hr lor, Booker Washington school ..h; >st one ofTTs most ;popuJar and h ed pupils, anil a very -*|i(romfsir ounpr man passed into the Valley hadows. His relatives and scores iends' were, shocked hv his sudd> assing which cast gloom over tl it ire city. Keen?sense of humoiva eheo> laracteristic smile, a thoroughly fdient spirit, a willingnQSS_aKyavs _ elp, ST "keen insight into what nee 1 to he done, and .a desire never ijure another were a-few characte itics which -immeasurably~endea.fi im" to everyone.- He was a real pi fellow the hoys liked to have aloi fellow the girls highly respecte tjs popularity at school w.a.s shov y the fact that he was always elec 1 one of the class officers. He--w member of the orchestra and* vu; basket hall player. The very simple funeral servic ere held at the home and were harge of the eleventh grade,?h riefstrieken classmates. Numerous and beautiful florals * 'sted the esteem in which John w eld. . ? ' ^ar\ivtng parents, Mr. ai I.AWSON funeral Directors stic Surgery A Specialty *Oh St ? Hartsvilh?. <Hv PHONE I3 4r _ ?' BR UN SOX. K. II. WARI.KY ? Associate Uicensed Embalm' er ami Marnier %r-\,r ? I - I. .. Sahirdt^^ 7r~ ? ei| that rfiToORh tins way nTueh help ent, Henry I). Pearson, and he Will < ? _ ,11 * } . . * A. ' Hi ^IHB ~~~~ s. Mi's. John A. Hoover; Harold Thoirias | anirJoscfrV brothers; Misses Cat her- b| le ine, Carrie Belle, Mary and Annelle, "ff sisters. H 1 he night dew that talis tnougn tn ?. f le " Bilenee. it weeps. 'd Shall brighten with verdure the grave i where he sleeps; e- And the tear that we . shed though in in silence it rolls, 's Shall long^Tceep his memory in our [1-1 "souls. ' CHAPPKLIjE STATION~W'BW8. j" Chapuelle Station is still moving J ?y on.;. Thid'"^condLjUlSgerly confer- .' | ?v dVli'ek p. ni. The Elder Dr^G. K. d ly i-yies preached a .wonderful sermon ,?s lighted up with the spiritual fire. Af,g ter the service the quarter was held, 1 The business ot the conference was j f(j transacted at once, and the confery?ence was c^mu(t"tmrtrr~irn elecfneaT ' - ^ p manner but very interesting. The Elr .'s tier spoke- vervLkindlv- of Chappelle p Station and its work. The conference ?j was then dismissed by Rev. Albert? ? McK. White. . th The Sunday morning services were good. The'pastor Rev. H. J. Bryant preached ?a sotri?stirring sermon. The Sunday school had its sesyfion at 3:30 . t o'clock with the superintendent presid ' ing. The lesson was very keenly discussed and "many questions asked. ^ Ghappclle- Station invites all of its .friends to come out on Sunday. \ o Preaching at-'11:30 a: m.; Sunday 1(1 _ , 1 ?r ii im?? :? w * ; . "VI . AA ' r -scnoot at jmu p. m.; league at o:.m p. m. ColumTna is invited to come to li' Chappelle Station'on Monday night, --March 24th and see the Million Dal^ lar Wedding .beginning-at-eight o'^ vlock. Admission -1& cents. Miss ,C. - . 1 J.?Swygert, directress.'?= 1 , 'V :??. 10 i if ve . ? : , . =sg'r .. tO : -J ? DANTZLER BROS. ? Shoe Repairing ML . : " ~ ivo- ?2=r Zl Fnr n?d Qnli.inf^4^ ? SATISFACTION (H'ARANTBED. It 2121 (iervais St.. PHONE. 9132 n- ?? p???? !?Mi?at 7~ Trade With--^ ~itiL _ !?: ? ??; * PRESLEY'S GROCERY ? m meatmarket T ?- ?-r?PHONE nq. ^ ie - ' . . as , - Just Like An Ostrieh , c- ?r A medical authority says' that'a ipr person who tries to cover up- skin of blemishes ami pimples with toilet of creams and powders is-just as foolish -n gfi nn ostrich that buries its head in ie W sand-to avoid danger. Skin eruptions are nature's .earning that con^ .s.t.ipation-i* throwing poisons into your 0- blond stream amd ."weakening- your tp whole constitution. Remove the cob.-' i (j, stipated condition and you "Avin to strengthen your system against dis>r r_- ease and clear up your disfigured skin.. The Iwst way" to do** this is with a \ ] course of Herbinp, the vegetable medi- *:?.. 1{jjcine that acts naturally and eirsily, l(j , which you can get at * en I Till: WAVEKLEV DRUG STORE 1 as ^ as Regal Drug Store ,s 1121 WASHINGTON ST in A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE j ''s! Just a half block, from Main on | . I ; Washington as Call I s l"or Your Drug Needs uirro ? 9171 : lid." -?l?! -L I ? m ! L CALL AT * ** SIMPKIN'S SERVICE -> ~ STUTION V . [To Have your Cars Refueled, Washed j and Doped. . . n, Sanitary Pressing Club ~ j SI ITS M A BE TO ORDER Dry Cleaning Pressings Altering I Rhone 9J3&? A. PICKETT. Prop. 11 ' , Ml'LLIN. S.'C. _ ?-?? I SERTirAW.E PIANOS I i With their sweet tone_ can be obtain jed from the old established ,1} MA TONE'S MIT&IC tlOUFTE ? 1428 Main S. Columbia | N. R.?The first piano sold by this il.ous,v 42 years ago'" is now giving I good service. .