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_ Saturday, March 22, ,19.ffl. LAURENS CiOUN4i?^rHA4NIN<i SCHOOL NEWS. ^ wald program was held Wednesday night. The speakers rendered their parts well. Mrs. Audrey Wanzer and her cast of characters made ft IVaVI- ' ing success of the Bus. Trip to Chicago This car, horn and brakes are "of The" 1935 model. The collection amount-, ed to $5.50. _ M.r Jess Barksdalp of - Andersonspent the \\<?ek-end vy-th Mr. and ? Mrs. John H.-*Sexton. -rr^ | Mrs. Lucy Smith and Mr. and Mrs. ;V b. Boyd mutOTPd tft- Spartarrbtirg-: Sunday' They were the gliosis of [ ' Mrs. Inez Cleveland. Those who spent Sunday as diij^.1 IKf gyests of friend? wejrg; Mi^s. Airlessa Franklin ' and Ruby Bates, guests of Miss Dora *Hann; Mr. Ar" thur Jones, .the guest of Mr. Wood-, row Lanford; Misses Maude, Lidalee and Mary Stoddard, guests of Misses "Wattle and7" MThnie Burnside; Miss Alice Mae Mills visited Miss Bea irice Kose. Miss Maude Neely was If, the week-end guest of Miss Ethel ; Hill. Messrs. C. Avery, TV-Ev~Cljnk- ! 'C scales^ Prof. White, Mrs. V. L. Wilr eon and Mrs A. .Wanzer attended the banquet at. ftarksd.qlq Confer school ^ . Thursday! night. They report a pleas B ' ' K ' .Those on- the?akk list are M r._ JL R_._. T. Bates, Mr. G. Mills. ? ' ; : ~MtSS OllVia and Mr Wilbert Cleve r l^nd f"ent *hc week-end with pareLI? Miss Odessa James was glad to have her. parents and sister visit her S Sunday evening. U COK ESHU RY N EWS. St. PauL. Sunday school seems to be putting on new" diTp'frrp^-rqmmgTThe pastor Rev. Jenerette preached a beautiful sermon at 11 o'clock SunJ day?. Quite a few of the colored people went to Greenwood Sunddy tn pay f* * the last respect ?1q one.LajiiQng the ! ' best white friends that ever lived in Cokesbury, Mr. W. B. Mooi*e. Misses Ruth Builer nf Alihev illo ?Theltna and-Rosa- Robinson were vis. ilorsfat Brewer" Normal school. Him- day, evening. ^ evening. Rjgy. Jenerette was the guest dU Mr. and Mrs. 'Miooie Thiiala.vr?:??: Miss Frances Jackson of Brewer "" N'nrmnl spent,?the week-end home with family. MaTy Dixon is still on the sick list. Mrs. Nannie S. Aaron is another - th ha nrirlrd to the sick list.this wee#/" Her many friends hope that she will soon recover. v~ The many friends i o,f Mrs. Susan Dixon are glad to see her out again after being shut-in for -four...months... Mrs. Henrietta Goggihs is now in 3 Columbia sending awhile." ; -I? Tho fripnilc nf Mr, YahCV (biggins jfcJ are glad to have him home again. I - ABBKVII.I.E NEWS. ! ?- ~:r.> * The fi.ienda uf 'Mr,^ f aivrencf Pa-. vis will regret to iTear of his death. ~: He was the only child of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Davis. He was 20 years of age. He leaves a wife, mother and 'rr~ i /imfturn his_LnS>?. He WHS 0 1 m'emHer of Alexander Lodge?Xo^.ASt I ? K. of P., and was the Keeper of Records and Seal for eight yours. Ho } had been in had health for nine month?. His ioving wife and devoid ed mother did all possible for hini. He confessed faith in Christ and said all things were well with hint ^ and 6od.?: . | -tIHs aunt-Ada Williams from Atlanta came and speYft?Week; JtlSO S. A. Simpkins of Charleston, W. Ya.. was w'ith hint ill the hour of death. The" funeral was directed by Sir ? L?A. TtiobieC. He_was laid to rest in St. Peter cemetery WaTrenTotl- Crr=. euiL Rev. B. J.- Ramsey preached - the funeral. Rev. W. A. Harris made some remarks as to his (mnYor<K>nJJ ttfso" Rev. IE Y._ Kennedy spoke: - Those from Atlanta were Mr. K. L". Rogers, Mrs. Clara Gijiflin, friends and Miss Annie L. Acker man, cousin, Mr. Timothy and Solomon Scott, Mrs.. i ' & Julia and Maggie Alexander ..from ) Greenwood; Mr. and Mrs. Simon Davis, Jr., and" daughter from GreenI ville. - . ,w Lawrence was known" 1n Abbeville as "Fat" by both white and, colored. He weighed 350 lbs when he was at h?mself. He married Miss Annie B. Calhoun from Calhoun Falls, May 1924. He lea'ves; a host of friends to mourn his loss. Sleep -on son and take thy rest, wd loved you well but God loved best. ' By a loving father,^ v l-l.iSlM'ON UAVIS.?~ P . . SUMMERTGN NEWS. RAGIN-TINDAL. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Brown, announce the marriage of their adopted daughter Amy Mildred- TindaH ;to Mr. NathTrrmn ttnrm rrf Mnnntni', x,. ?C., February the eighth, nineteen hundred thirty. . .Miss A"iy M. Tindall is the daughter of Mr. C. W. TindftT,- fi well - known man throughout "the Baptist organization' of South Carolina. _She is a graduate of Morris ('.oNege an^l is now working in the Summerton high 'school. On Saturday Mar. 8 the Field day at Manning, S. C. The program of = the day was Vtry ?The last 4m t ;_not the least on program was a basket ball game between Manning and Summerton. The scoves were 16-9 in favor of Summerton. ' ., . . -V * . \ . )n '2. *?. . "March H-y, Rev. VVm. (Jan^t,* pastor, v Kev. J. M, Harris,- providing elder, -A i he quarter was u success hnanyiatty ? ohd spiritually. ? . j Sunday school opeh??Plu 10:30 with a large attcndaricer Brother Nathan- L iel- hyleo, >mft.?Morning tiorvicj? be- -* gan ll:'30. I'he elder preached a won "? derful sermon. We felt like we were ' in the?niiilst .of a revival meeting. A At the close of the sermon^__Jbur youllg" men came forward andjoined t the church. We paid the PresidingKlder oUt in full just- as we did the ~ or si quarter; Tle left full of smiles. _ Kev. J. \V. W'haley of this place s departed- this- Ttfe March third. He 4 was one ...amunig .lhe oldest members g , >f" St.. Philin A \i V nk.i^U I - - I' * ?. 14. V.IIUIV.1I. 11C 4 rendered many years of useful service in his church and community. , i'he Holley Undertaking'Co., Was in t charge. . . ' ,t -1- s Rev. (tantt and family motored to Swansea last Saturday to visit their * [ a rents "Rev. and Mrs. ffred Lyles. 1 HELENA NEWS.' Sunday school opened 1,0:30 with Supt. Mr. J.- S. Sanders and teachers. ^ I h<* lesson was well-discussed by all. 1 AI C. E. L. met at 0:30, Mr." Willie j Biyd in1 churgo. Wi nrti glad to have asl many young people out that were ; with us Strnday. Come again. You J are welcome! Brown Chapel is, A * church that you are welcome at anytime. . 7:30 p. m., Rev. R. A. Young 1 preached to his hearers a wonderful 1 scjjjmSti. " ~ , ~ - Sunday is known as K. of P. day, j We would hike fo^?every family to. i get a Leader every week on sale at AlarshaR?Bi'os.-StoreT where we serve. t you with a smile; a first class Grocery Nstore. It is beginning to get wtrm?and we will carry- a nice line of1''ice cream for the summer. fin t.hf silk list Mrs. Emma Smith Mis. Addle Jones and Miss Thelnla Sanders;? ^ ? _ . . $r\1'VKR NE\\S. i ? * . f ' ^ All music lovers of Sumter were c favored v. with a rare treat on Wed- i nesdav night. Mar. 12th, when the, J C-laflin singers appeared m concert "c at Emanuel M. K. church. A large and -ouurecialive . nui.Hc.iicc ; - gr curat 3 them. " '~~"r ' a y r -j A ttvo nights bazaar was given at * Kendall Institute on Wednesday ami s Thursday nights, Mar. 12th and 13th. e The Hrogressivp Club held its regmonthly wiiUUinjii rm Tnn?;d?-?y > f? t arijcon, Mar. '11th at the residence v of Mrs. Dollie Cuthbert on N. Main \ street. 17 ladies were present and * a?vtrry?rtcat~irom collected in dues, all ot' \Vhich was immediately sent out J to some lieedy cases in "the city. The j t ity Federation president was- pres- < fnt and madd a report of the City "Federation work, i After all business . ?ttw mhfiil-tKn J^Actnuc .very jJelicious salad course With hot_ rolls and -hot tea with lemon.:! l'hcn ice cream and cake. Thi^-the ?ratifies enjoyed -to the highest while n.uiss Evelyn Luthbert rendered sever- ~ a| piano seductions.?1 J The One More Effort Club held its j regular monthly meeting at the residence of Mrs. Pearl Spears on Counyif "street-"Wednesday afternoon; Mar. 12th.~ A large number of members present and a good sum collected in dues. The Secretary and Treasurer -riltad^-the ir annual?re port to the Club and the ladies were agreeably surpris ; ed to "know that the Club is in such ( a strong financial condition. The [ City Federation president was" pr.es- c city have already sent in over half of the Fairwold quota, for the year, t After-all business had been dispensed t with a very appetizing salad course c with hot cocoa with marshmaTIows ~ was served. ?Joseph Richardson haS_prg-anized a sowing club in the city. The Indies met with Mrs. Lavinia Davis on "Oakland Ave. on Thursday, Mar. 'Tftth- fifc ' - - I hottest - sympathy is extended to J Mrs. Emily. Glover and family in the < lor.s of her son, -Mr. LunV Matthews. _ The body of Lawyer Ramsey, of 1 Chicago formerly of Wedgefield, was t funernlized at the funeral home at i 1 o'clock Monday, Mar. 17th. Body < was taken to Wedgefield for burial. 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. B. McGhee of Ai-' 1 ken spent Sunday in the city.-- < Th(, Rev. Bass and Mr. W. Celmmenfe of Charleston spent Sunday in the city ! The basket ball pame between Lincoln Hi and Mayesville Institute at .Andrews Hall on Tuesday night, Mar. lifh en<ted in victory for LincblhSeoraft^-14.? _ ESTILL NEWS: " 'The death angel came and claimed Bro. Wni. Badger early Thursday Mr. Badger was on0 of the oldest leaders of" St. Matthew A. M. E. church. The funeral was conducted i by the Rev. C. Capers, assisted by Rev. S. Hudson from Sand Hill Bapnm ciiuicii. ] WASHINGTON. D.X^. * ^f^^imiiiv '?? C, 1 her _home at Leesville, S. C., from Washington, D.VC. She had been a- , way from home eight years. She came home to visit her sister-in-law Mrs.-Nina W. Stroud.?She spent two weeks. They were all very glad to see her. She had an enjoyable trip :and is now at hy present residence, i jshe left Leegville, S. C., Mar. 8th. - - ? =* =? . .1 M? - THE PAl.METT ANDERSON NEWS. Sunday at St. Paul was indeed a ngn ?*>.? ?tie?put>oo*?iiv t.. -ct?i .uuipuvu preacncu a wonueriui ser- oy turn lit uieinoining anu evening ser- ?t ice, i ne ?>uiiua> scnooi and i>. i. f. aoi j. wei<i largely attended ana very in tei cftoung, in1 Mid alcernon* Hie large ue luuuorium was niled; at tins nour rei -nw itu towing?men wcio oiutuned as Un icacoiia oi at. Paul, \i\, i. Peek, t. *~i -V . jaeKson, Ku. v> intt7~SpjUfgeoiJ. ilenn. <.,n nev. Watson Trom~TaI)t?i'ITffcle Bap- wc ist cnurcn preajL-ned. Anu wnat -a, ser- | non: ne tmmgtrt?with hrm nis wite c^| did little daugnter, Awo .spTenuuT-^ noirs and tney really made some gr .weet music, a lull untier board anu i good congregation, l hey gave us 1. collection of St. Paul is real- ^ y indebted to tabernacle. vve are, indeed gratetul to Rev. ra A atson and his good people and only lope we can be able to Show them no ?ur appreciation of their kindness by ae foing to them, in as Loyal a way as nu ney came to us. ,We were also_ pleas I! ;d to have the other .ministers with wi j? ttcv. tt- r- .MywHi ( of Seneca, pr I ihi 5. Oliver, Kev. H. C. Anderson ana jri tevr H. K. Asbtrry^? ?: :--EMrs L. H. Walker spent Sunday in ne my with mends.- -stnrieft Tues- Br lav morninir for her home in Pitts- ini )urg', Pa. Mrs. Walker is. pleasantly lt? emenibered here .as Miss Conyers iim _i? m -Mr. Eddie Williams-haw goneto the *nj /eterans' Hospital at Tuskegee lor an reEtment.- . -: ?^ - i Mr. E., W. Carter, Jr., of Allen an Jniversity Columbia was a welcome mt nsitor in the city Sunday. M. RGV. H. R. Asbury was tj>ntilled to etj jeiT a few davs last. W<r".are "glad le is able to be out. _T ^ Miss Maggie Butler spent the week a ?nd w?^h her-parents. , ? V - - .11 ?T77nJSDE>f-~NpWtt ^ ' : ' ' , The farmers nf .this-section m;e bu- i, y planting corn. A nuniber of them J1 ire planting more vegetables this . I pring as there is such a great, de- Ivh mind for South Carolina produttfi;. IsVa A capacity audience attended. theLvii :oncert given by the pupils of the set irst and third grades. Miss Lucile Th 'inch, the directress deserves?the get redit for the success of the program . The banquet given by the Agricirl- j ure boys^-of the Gadsden graded- -y? chiwl?wa*-tMrjoyed ~4> - yt4m*e - pre**4?t. ' Vrsalad course, cake hnd cream were Saved. About 100 guests were pres- * nf> ' T~H_ ., . ,s Miss Lucy Williams has returned -SP< n A1|yn tTniynp.,;!.,. nfirr prrnlinL'- m Jul reek here with her parents, Mr. and ' llrs. J. -H. Williams: on account of des llness. . ~ of Mrs. C. M. Webber, her .children lef tohn and Carrie.7 Minnie,--Mrs. L. W. jos tandolfrfi, OKvia- -Bobo ?I.ouisa 4ea >ims visited Mrs. Randolph's sister lie Urs. Marion Wright McLester on therctri 6th" Ihey attended the services at lastor Rev...Reed preached a good rermoH.1; -??1 Bii ; Funeral services'. for-. Mr? Gyrus Richardson?of?Washington. IX C'.t of .vere conducted by Rev. li. Burks en >om Red Hill Baptist church on' the ; 5 th L *. tie Bo BRA NCH VILLE^ NEWS. ~7 Th . - m< ? ' . IHyP* " w MpvwhWI of Sumter and - drs. Lizzie wesley of this town were . 1 quietly ; united at the hotjie .of the. jride Wednesday p. m., at|."8::i0. |The y.r ntire community wish' theni a happy its tail over the matrimonial' refl.' Mi The P. T.. A. met at the nbrne~oT ly^ he president, Mrs. M. Lockett, Fri- .ou lay afternoon. Hot chocolate and pr< akes were served. . . "The A. C. E. League is still alive ft. Vlisses Myrl Holman, Eva McRae and ]je 31a.iveL?McRae are always on time M. o Help me presiaenr carry -tmt~nm?r irograms. Rev. A. W. Heyward spoke 'or us Sunday nighC We are hoping hat he will make his home here as lis wife is~one of the pilTarsTtf Bl'ThThe L. K. of K. D. turned out at Bethel A. M. E. church Sunday ov?nir?pr with a wonderful program. The members of the play entitled "Moth;r's Daughter" met at Mr. and Mrs. David Barnwell Friday night for relearsal. Cocoa and cakes were serv- Tu ?d. - go *'* . W ROCK HILL NEWS. he we ' . "..? * we On the afternoon before the twen- er< y-seeend aLJ-chruarv Mrs. Wm. Rob nson ^r. entertained the Friday afernoon Bridge Club with a To'veTy *T (Jeorge Washington Bridge Party. P * the color scheme of pedr white and blue lyfta ??rmpi| niU in pvory ?nd" was most attractive. The lucky ^ prize winners were Mrs.-J. A. Gath- co< ings, top score; Mrs. S. Gathings, co low score; and Mrs. M. Jordon, oonsolation. *7 "7 '-sd Mrs. Sam Bailey very delightfully entertained the Bridge Club on last * Friday w-itH a St. " Patrick's Day Bridge party. Mrs. Bailey's scheme, , green amf white, was very effectively Jnt carried out in favors, decorations, refreshments and prizes. Mrs. ,J. A. bathings again won top score, a love ty:silver-sugar shell; Mr8.v -=St--JJL^.h Blake, low score, a very pretty white ? and green.china plate; Miss Julia Gil- ^ IiarareonsM&tiftn, a Wry clever darn ing novelty; and Mr?. Willie McDowell, guest priz?r a beautiful"handker- c|, chief. The other guests present were 7, Mrs.1 G. Riley, Miss Thelma Wiley, Mrs. Marie Gilmore, Mrs. Nettie th James, Mrs. L. B; Moore. * Mis* Edna Marshall is visiting her c]j brother Mr. W. M. Marshall of South si Tr?de street. je( iiii' ""1' .1- n - . -. J. '....if V ' 0 LEADER ^ NINETY SIX NEWa. . -1-. T The Mi. Zion Sunday school was aupii J. K. Dean, with'all teacrters their po^t oi uuty. Alter .me les; n had oeen discussed by the diftent - teachers Miss Georgia A. :an conducted a Very interesting new, with credit to herself and ia Services at Bethlehem Was w^ll atided, at which time H?v. A. T. Dix, tue black Spurgeon preached a mdCrful sermon. Services at Mt. Pleasant A. M. E. Lirch were that heart mold wish Kev. Burns, pastor ted the hun-' y Hock." . ' iVlis^s Sarah Joseph, teacher of Don atkins school^fitiended services at Phlotaun?on 3rd Sunday. The many friends^joJ Bro. B. >rk who has been .confined to his me for four months due to, ',sickss will be delighted to know that > condition- is greatly improved. The B. A. :Union-of Greenwood Co. 11 convene ' in Memorial session in j Fripnri-'ihip Baptist ehiireh on Satiny March 22nd,? with President J. ^Smith--pr &iding?^-. Mrs. Elizabeth Aiken, daughter of o. Whtrtewis passed out of t ime X) eternity on the 16th inst. She ires lo mourn her loss a father, veral brothers and sisters. Her ma w?_aHMlT-la?t-ti?-rest-on thd 2Uth it. in the family cemetery. Dean d Goodwin in charge. L)n March 17th Prof. E. F. Johnsoa d .faculty ,held0 a very interesting iss meeting in the Mt. Pleasant A. E. church in interest of the Nin1 Six Hf school. Mrs. Williams, mother of Rev. It. Williams suffered a..: light stroke few days ago. We hope she Will m lie_her self-agftHh? Mrs. Luticia "Anderson is critically 'at this writing. 1RMO NEWS.r ~ V t ; . _ ' Sunday was a busy day at Young apel church. The Sunday school s called to order at the usual hour * * T*"" ' 'i ? * th a splendid attendance The church, vices were' also ' conducted well, e Elder being with us to hold his 'ond quarterly conference preached >oul stirring sermon. The A. C. E, ague was called to-order by its_ isidentT Mr. Frank Vance." A splen I program was rendered. Mr. r>: ?.i . a J- i. %.rr i . ? ' i nc x icujnuiii /\uuu mgni scnooi still "doiiifc splendid work. The >aker of Monday night was Rev. lius Raw Is, Friday Rev. S. Rnwm?n Mrs. Alanda Smith was claimed by *th._ She was a faithful member Macedonia Baptist church. She t a host of friends to mourn her s. The town was also shocked to rn of the death of Mr Jimmy Hallis survived by his wife ahd six Idrcm ? he commencement of the Piedmont lult Training School will be held i i ch ^tb-til-at-StT Peter School house r?d.-s;-n.'-- -"-T M iss Alice Cunningham, a teacher Winnsboro county, wak the week3 gugst o! Miss Martha?Suber. Mr. and Mrs. Lathan Boyd of Bab nore, Md., accompanied by their lit nieces, Misses Aneather and btelln >yd motored here on business. e1r~ parents Mrs?fla Thompson* ither of Mr. Boyd and Mrs. Mary Puber, pother of Mrs. Boyd gave ?m a hetfrty welcome to their for-' ?p- honia ~ * ?_?:?' _J Sunday "was a lively day at Pine ove. Sunday school was opened at usual hour by our active Supt., . Ji C. Rawls. The lesson was ful. di\ issed. After Sunday school, r pastor, Rev. B. C. Cunningham ?ache<l an excellent sermon, rhe visitor to the League was Mr. C. JohnsorTor Harbison A. College . was also the^dinner guest of Mrs. J. Suber. ** rlie-fatty "ih interest of the -church ,s carried out in a most 'popiif&r way Uection $70.05.. ? BE A VFORT CO. TRA1NING ~ SC H OOL N KWS. rr\t' _ vf. ' _1 a. O i ne. iNurses ciaxs mri on uic *uu lesday as usual, attendance yery.| od. A new member-has been add to the roll, Mrs. Sarah Martin, e were more than anxious to have r. The "meeting was instructive as 11 as impressive. Sunday school last Sunday was 11 attended by. students and teach?. ; ' Prof! Shanklin is ouL^and at_Jiis st of duty again.?We-?ftre all ?ased and glad that he is himself ain. o We were pjeasfrntly surprised with p of the graduates Mr. T. Brown io is a now a member of the. senior liege class of State College, acmpanying him~~on~ his way down is Mr. Ruben Jackson of said hool. Wo were more than pleased have them both. They were here witness the wedding of one of the? aduates Miss Alma Mae Donaldson no was married Sunday afternon Pine Grove Baptist ehureh. Mrs. Xauretta Coleman conducted p wpddinc. Thprp w?r? twn hrir)?c. aids one dressed in irreen crepe de tire -cartying-? lovely bunch of wers. - The other in wKite crepe de iffe. she also carried a iorelj inch of flowers Ind two gfoornsmen. The Royal Knights paid out three aims on last Sunday. Mrs. - Lucy aylor's claim was presented to her Allen Chapel church by the Wor* ee. After the presentation of the aim the Secretary Mrs. J. S. lanklin and members lifted a eolation and presented the same to the -v .. y.v;. .? _ pastor. He in*.turn rendered prayer _a in.^behalf of thfc Order and its bene- 1 " fteiaries, Irene and Jennit; Simmons, c "ft "is "the custom oft the Royal'"Lady . Knights to present such claims the public. -The Adult Schools wilf have their closing on Friday night, after rendering services for twenty nights.-' We v . feel that the?schools hava^done a deal ?. of good, and we are hoping that these schools-^hall be available each year. , A f Prof. J. S. Shanklin has done hjs . duty in seeing that each teacher, was" at her post each .-night.-, We' owe a . deal of thanks to him for his services rendered to 4is. ^ . * *'. i FLUY HALR CT. NEWS. ~ The second quarterly conference Of the?above named circutt conveqed i with Folk Chapel A. M! K. church, Saturday .'1 o'clock, Mar. 1,, with Dr. R. R. Anderson, P. K., present. Tho' O the weather being very; inclement a ^ large crowd of officers and members f( from each poirtt were present*" The P F Mfith ?----- * - ?v ? * timt-iy wcrrqs presented^ the?busipes?;-?f the confer- ? ence. Then Bro. S. Smith was elect- hi ed secretary of the conferencse. The Q by the pastor and after all reports were rnr -stewards -reported- $162.80-,'? trustees $30775; P. E. assessment $40 ; dollar money $10.00, missionary Do-1? partment $5.20;, Contingent' $1.75 and Sunday school $12.70. total' amount raised $271.90. After teleconference rwas over the pastor, family and P. E. were invited to Mr. and Mrs. Lyde Brown, one Of the big hearted,members, where they found everything prepared nicely to suit- lhe_Bppttite??? . - - ?Sunday was a high day, the P. K?i . preached two strong sermons bith.,; morning and evening. Rev. J. \V. E. f -Duckett pastor of the Mull ins Station preached for RevT B. W. Ransom Sun j 4a 3:00 o'clock at Fork Chapel .A, M- E. church. East but not least therp was eleven persons added?trr;? lasV-quarterly conference. .i u' i . I uiru mi t iimu?hill ii r? n ra ^ Amid the .rush of planning, tilling the soil and planting of 'crops the a people of- this section seem to resist thgr-temptaiiort at staying hflme on. Sunday but they go out t~ in. larg^ nunxbers- We can^ttribute? this good' Cftui*eh - ft tUt-nddiiciL t if n o tiding more than the fact that they re-; ceive something when they go out. Rev. W. B. Bouler of High Hill A, M. E. church has a wonderful mes- i sage for his hearers every Sunday. As they go out from*the Uiuich >011?! ican hear them say. "Didn't Rev. Bouler preach today!" "Yes he surely did." j , i,? At this church is a well organized ? t Sunday school under the leadership uf Mr. M. H. Robinsun. TliK-srbnnt -opens, onetime. The parents come ; UKUlj ? TR^ COUNTS' DIM __ FIRS 1105 Washington Street;, . DURHAM C _ i r PINLKNEY'S FU UNDERTAKER AND L1CENSI CAROLINA AN 1 ? ? ?? I I ^ PincMiey's Sanila nfesT RQ(lir?-i?n fN THR FOR YOU ^o^yo^efCfvoc(c 1 ?The 1 lomeslt > Mrs. Nettie Sande 3 ' ?" \r nrv-s* Lr /=* c* ?- I11UI1V LA ?t ' j ' : '?f | ,, Wedding and B S\ 330 Assembly Street MBMBBgayiriftHcygwigirH'v^ .' -4. ' t* PA E THREB chool instead of sending them or del-, ing them to sttjy hkuPc while they ofne to church. ? ti AfTX K V o t * ~~ ~ * ! 'Suniiiyy Was a" very lively day ' although thy whole <>]' .(iatfne.y- * very~y<ul.- Tin- hotly of?M i?;? ' Ha.ti)ftiie KiJtjy of tins. ' ity. l"':ii[ . who for the pgst several ' month; ; has 4?ee+i- l-i-ving--ire - l-ndmna) IrnHV was funeraji/.ed at IJiyest t Baptist church Sunday -afternoon. Thie death of Mis. Itilc y was m+itc^ ' ; ~~.g"shock t<>. the*i?[iij_- ;.r. c;.-.iT-, . We arc delighted in hating." K. Gaff-ney hack"hT?m,. again! : *"*""',? M is s Bess ye "M. \V lLi u . Ts'vyeJ l l. Miss "Victoria Blu tx is getting jf. Tig 'nicely in the hospital at SSfi*r- .. inburg. Miss Barns was operated, ;i >r- appendicitis.? She?Is^'a* im'.TMt^-r the. sixth grade. T' ' JUr. -Jnhn^'. William- <>1 fmnTrrr... jrtf was- the' gyc.-v of Mi- IhrV' ' HEADACHE ' BM> TASTE havk used Black-Draught | .lor a long tuiie for bilious j ^ ness, .constijiation and head- ? . j.*, j ache, and found it splendid. ..*S ~ "When 1 lc-t m.yselt get bili-_ ous, I have hoadnohe, a bad taste in myL?mmillv fer^Tvll j tired and worn-out, vand do . j *"< ? d not feel like' doing my Work. "After I take a few"dosfes "of Black Draught the disagree . ablU* Reeling clears up and I feel good as new."?Mrs. Marie S lark,;-1718 Fourth ,Ave.. Dirin- m Iingtiam, Aia. fyy - SoTd everywhere. Get the genuine TIIEDFORD'S ? Black- i ^ Draught! For rOVSTlPATTOV | INDIGESTION. BILIOUSNESS j ' J> J ' . " ' . . * VAN'l'S. - j ? JG. STORK _ CALL 21967 | | CUNTS.- Ph. G. *? . ;- -V-T NERAL HOME I in EMBALM lilt OF SOlTlll I) C?EOR(ilA ' 1 Funeral ifars- ;ind Funeral B Euumwtcnl - ' As Oood as t he Rest _A_ng|_ Heller than the Res! & - And I'rices I,ess i (OFRTESY ^ I and SERVICE Office Rhone' 57 0< 1 ' Residence I'hiinF^T.M . I " lUUo WASHINGTON ST.. COLUMBIANS. C. iry Barber Shop CITY. COME AM) SEE RSELF. ? ! ;ad Bakeiy -- J ;rs-Epps, Prop. r Special tv 1 ^ r-~- __ irthday Cakes. j ~/V ^ T/Pb'm*1 4932 -Hp1