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~ - Ll^lN TWN- N'EWii =
' One of the best plays presented in
the Bell street hitrh school airflitorium
" '"Fa-fAs a Woman Thinketh," by the
senior high class" March 21th, sponsored
by Miss Panola Harris, teacher
of the sixths-grade.?-? ?-?r ?
Much credit is due the class and in_
structor. The 4>lay was introduced
by Miss Jessie E. Henry; a member
I ; of the-senior class - Miss iitllteSrrrith
? ?. ' --one of the high school, teachers sang
beautifully two selections, with Mrs.
Ruth Alexander at the piano. This
? play is ex pooled to be carried, to a
umuuct ui ?ii:ai u v lw w na.
< .Bell streeUfejgh school had quite a
/lumber.of visitors last week. A num
ber of .senior, boys from. the high
school of Newberry and Professor and
? .? always ghrd "to have such. folk look
in on us; - . ***
In spite of the rainy weather of
. last week we had a beautiful dav Sun
day. (Juite a rsurhber attended Friendship
to hear Rev. Addison. He always
has a message.
Misses Catherine, Almeta Hamlin
and others motored to Laurens Sun
oay to visit miss m?ry Bauey, tiomes.
tic science teacher in Bell street high
school, who has Jieen ill for several
weeks. We ho^o Miss Bailey will srton
~ be able~to~ resume her d ork.
Rev. and Mrs. M. C. H. Dilliard
of Bamberg were seen in Clinton on
Sunday. Also Mrs. llattie Dillard
??? dtiee of New YocV. They were the
der and Mrs. Nancy Young.,
a - ?-??
EDGEFIELD NEWS
. j The Willing Workers club of Trinit,,
- ty A. M. E. church met at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wigfull, Mar.
21st.
The guests enjoyed a delicious salad
and sweet course which was generously
served by the hostess,and her
friends, Miss Mae Tompkins and little
niece (white). ,
Sunday was a beautiful day here.
, - The Sunday school opened at the usual
hour with Superintendent Gomillion
and the teachers. The morning
service was conducted by Rev/ P. B.
~ ' ' Burt. Ttev. J. A. Gcimble, the pastor
was called to China Grove to deliver
me annual tnanksgmng sermon for
the.K. of P. order. . *
eious hostess Friday evening when she
> so pleasingly entertained a few of
her friends at her beautiful and spacious
home on .viftin street. vVhial
waa enjoyed throughput the evening.
After which a delicious salad course
? was . .served.?Guests of honor ware:
S Mr. and Mrs. James O. Thompson, Mr.
?* and Mrs. -Alfred Oliphant and Prof:
" " Z_ aT1^ Mrs. W, E. Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. James Or Thompson
accompanied by Misses l^tutherford
.Logan, and Prof. J. R. Freeimai^ motored
to Saluda Sunday to be the
guests of Miss Logan's parents.'
-? Those orLJjtp sick ljst this week
are Mesdames J. A. Gamble and SaTsh
ffoHoway. rzzf
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, MORRIS CHAPEL BAPTIST OF
GRBENWOOD
Last Sunday was another- high1 day
day m thfe Hfe of Morris Chapel Bap"
tTs^chuteh. Btble school opened at
I the usdal hour. Mr. John H. Evans,
, superintendent, and his official staff,
1 werr atrthetr~TJOs?s.
= ?-At -144^0 Hte^m.~-th?-pastor, Dr. Fr
Douglas Johnson, preached a soul stir
* ring" sermon. ,^~~T ?
B. Y. P. TJ. met at five p. 'm.. At
7:45 p. m. evening worship. The pas-,
tor delivered another one of his spe~
cial sermons to a large crowd. SubI
lect: "The Handwriting on the Wall."
The funeral servicerof Mrs. Belle
- Butler was held at?Pine Pleasant
6at>tist' 'cflfttipefl >ofwVich she was a
faithful member, Tuesday, at 2:00 p. i
-Tot}-March 18th. ?
: The funeral aeiivices nf Mrsr-Rnsa~
. Robinson,was h^ld at Friendship Baptist
ehurch, NipetyrSix^ Wednesday,
at 2:00 p. m.. March 18th. ?
"The"funeral services of Mr. ^STmorT
Lyons, 86, was held at Morris Chapel,
church of which he was a faithful
member Thursday at 2:00 p. nt., on
March 20th.,
The funeral services of Mrs: Caroline
Holloway was held at Damascus
Blyth undertakers in charge of all
mentioned funerals and Dr. -EV-DeugT
las Johnson .officiated.
A large crowd witnessed the "Snark
21st.
It was the. first time the play had
been presented in this city.
We are now in the midst of a red.
hot-spring revival. Rev-. H.?By-Moore
of Concord, hfr-C;,?is" dorng the preach
"ing.-Great crowds are present and
much interest is being' manifested in
the salvation of Inst wonls ?
"TH^evange I i sT 1 s"preaching ITiiat you*
must be born again. Everyone wil .receive
a tv^arm welcome, come and
feast with us.
LAURENS NEWS
> The services at all churches -of the
city were well attended.
Mesdames Lucinda Jaclcson and Mabel
Smith entertained their church
clubs the past week. ^ ~!
The E. H. S. C. enjoyed a social
The. Irish tea given at the home of
Mrs." Sarah Fowler, under the^ auspices
of the Women's Business club,
was a successful affair. After an interesting
program delicious refreshments
were served. Miss S. Simpson
receiver the prize, a ribbon cake, for
the greatest number of guests.
tcjt ?Pi ? ?a ?I ?irrr:rm?r?
mis, r iussic nnuoisuii) misses r. L,
Garrett and Bessie Golden of Clinton
were the dinner guests . of Mr.
and Mrs. Arnett Barksdale Sunday.
On the sick list are, Mesd^jpes L.
Blakley, and Mary Fuller, also P.- W.
M. Garrett. " ~
Mr. and Mrs. Pink Langley are being
congratulated on the birth of a>
baby.v''
Mr. i Abe Fletcher, 70, one of the
landmarks of this place, is no more.
Mr. Fletcher was stricken with,his in?
tal sickness about a week before he
fact that hg held one position at the
Southern Express company for thirty
years.
He?is?survived?by?hi??wife, Mrs.
- Amy Flotohcr and five children and
several grand children and a host of
relatives.?He was -a member of Be?thel
* Av M.E. church, Pastor White
" was in charge of the services.
Mr. Harrison Poole of Mt, JZion was
i funeralized Sundav hv Pastnr Mathis
We are sorry to report Mrs. .Charlotto
Thompson confined to her
room on account of an injury to her
leg: some weeks agfo. Also Mr. Do'
The chufcKes of the city are asked
to worship with St. Pa til Sunday af?.
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GREENWOOD NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Williams, Mr.
^uithMrs. James Fant, Mr. D. C. llolloway
and Mrs. Mamie Mitdhell motored
to Greenville to visit Mrs. ;Ora
Lee Watts.. ??- i_'_.
Mrs. Alma Payne and children of
Philadelphia were the guests of Mr.
and MrsT'J. T. Dowdy.
After spending a week in Clover
witk his mother, Mrs. Mary Jaokson,
the Rev. Jackson has returned.
Misses Alice Ballard, Annie B;
Smith, Pear) Will'iamn nw hxiw. fcik
lowing their school closing.
-- Mrs. Mamie Mowre ia .resting nice
ly at the present. writing. ?1
The K. of P. and Court of Calanthe
had their annual thanksgiving sermons
Sunday afternoon.
. _ The Rev.-Williams preached the
sermons. Rev.
J.. W. Marshall of McCormick,
well known preacher of this and
j other counties, will preach ta Mace,
donja Sunday afternoon, March 30th
- and the Macedonia quartet will eingi
-after the sermon.
Mrs?.Tames Bacon and baby eh41
of Philadelphia are at home visiting
it Mr. Bacon on Pearl street.
; V. THE PALME
ternoon at 3:00 o'clock. Rev. Ma
this and choir Greenwood' will j
in charge of services.
Rev. G. H. wUte is still-giving u
the pure gospel with Sunday's sei
mon, The nuwbor of new n^mbor^j
'Bethel is twenty-two.
GRAY COURT NEWS,
Among the recent visitors to th
Laurens county training school wei
I Prof. Johnnikin, . itenary teacher <
vocational education and Mr. Setzle
They spoke Well of the work bein
done in the school.
-The declamation contest was ra
ried out to a T Friday night. T1
out of town folk present were Re
and Mrs. G. H. White, Miss Mattie <
Duckett, Messrs. John Putman, Bei
nie Leak and Robert^ Lee _Higgin
all of Laurens; Rev. P. S. Moseley <
Greenville and Mrs. Annie Bates (
< Fountain Inn.
rars. v. l,. wnson, r,ngnsh teache
wan called home Friday on aoooui
of sickness.
?Mm.?Annie?Ebaugh attended?ti
Women's Aid convention in Newberr
She reported-a fine-meeting.
Mr. Jlmmie Bates is on the mer
softer two weeks' illness. ...
! Miss Mary Phelps is- on -the?su
list.
Messrs. Claude Nelson, J. Band, I
lonzo Bates, Misses Ruby Bates ai
Airlessa Franklin motored to Gree:
wood Bunday"wirfi'TVITss~Beatrice Fo
ter to visit -her parents.
School closes May 9th. Watch th
paper for the dates of the exercise
-?Mt. "C. E, GUnksales 'and Miss Nai
nie Mae Hemon motored to Barksda
Sunday whore they .were 4he~gUe?sts <
Miss hula Hooker.
Mr. Wylie and Eugene Willian
were the guests of Mr. Johnnie Your
Sunday and Miss Ruth Langford tl
guest of Miss* Irene Simpson.
ROCK HILL LOCALS 7
Misses (Jecile-Jordan". Smoot. at
school, accompanied Mr. and. Mrs. R
chard Archie to Rock Hill Sundqjy ar
-spent severaL-nleasant hours \vi;th n
lattves?and-f rtends; ???
Mrs. John Crockett, and Mr. ar
Mrs. Moore of Charlotte passed tht
the j:ity Sunday enroute from Che
ter. In passing""they greeted Mr
W. M. Robinson, Jr., Miss Mattie Rai
seur and Mr. J. H. Ramsuer.
Mrs. W. M. Robinson, Sr., and soi
Prentice Huff, spent _lhe week er
jw-ixa- -reiatrves in m on rue.
Dr. Hogan of Statesvillle was in ti
city Sunday looking over the Acid le
vacant by the death of Dr. J. B. Rli:
sell.
- Mr. Ernest Robinson has returi
'spent several weeks with his mothe
The friends of Mesdames Soph
Agtira^Charloite_ Douglass^ Carrie Ri
binson and Messrs William Wheeh
and Joshua Rahisuer regret to kno
that they arc still mnfinyd to Ked.
A representative crowd grootcd tl*
Iodine commission ^-Thursday at ti
A. MI E. Zion church. ?
Friends and lovers of. music don
fail to hear the FaYnous New Yor
Sercnaders in a sacred musicale i
Mt. Oliver A. M. E. Zion church t
Monday night, March 31st and don
fail to see the love drama on Frida
night. April 4th at the church. Th
movie picture will be presented t
Mrs^ A. M. Sims of Columbia.
Mrs., J. W. Thompson entertaim
the Friday afternoon bridge club wil
a very lovely party. The iucky pri;
^winners were-Mre.JrAflGethingsytt
score; Mrs. William Robinson, Ji
second^ Mrs. Pervis Hayes, low scoi
and Miss Hattie Ramsuer consolatio
Mrs. Carl Reed was hostess to tl
club last week. Mrs. J. A. Gathinj
again won top score; Mrs. S. Gathinj
consolation and Misp Hattie Ramsui
low score. Mrs.-Reed had as gues
Misses Thelma Wiley and Julia Gi
lferd. The other members present ri
port a delightful evening. * .
COKESBURY NEWS *
St. Paul church had two sermor
Sunday by_ their, pastor. They wei
enjoyed by all.
_^The Kr-of P. had tWir annual se
mob at 3:00 o'clock. A very 4ar{i
crowd was out. '
Kev. DeulTrTand-wife were visitoi
at St. Paul Sunday also Mrs. G^sTu
man of GreeTiWood. Mr. ami w
W. M. Curamines. 'Mr. Hilfard Lewi
Arthur Williams, and D. R. Cutr
mingti of Hodgaa. . i
Mrs. S. M. Gregg and 11111b son. ;
K. of Columbia and Mr. and Mr
Berkley Reynolds and little .daugl
-trTT Rleandi -Louise spent the'- wet
end at_lhe home of Mrs,- Reynold
parents, Mr. antf Mrs. S. Wr Robi
'
Mrs. Reynolds and little daughtt
will spend a while with parents.
? Mr. Elliots Rtarks had the mi*f<v
fune of getting a rib broken by h
<iow. Misses Juanita Foggie, Ann
Holmes, Mtt Mitehcll, Robinson spet
the week end at home from Brew<
-normal schoolh We regret, to sa
:,TTO LEADER "
t- Mrs. Mary DiJGon, Mrs.-Amanda Lou.a
m? Mftttni n O A miitn Mw Til ??
p" mw,,I ?*' oi nmn" vj? rv^rvitj * * i J? Wy
*" "nie Arnol4 and Mrs. Emaline, Washis
ingtoh are on the sick list. WeJ^opa ?
r- they will soon recover. ' = :? ?
yf Misses Rose and Thelma Robinson"
and Mr. D. R. Cummings nvotored to s
__jAhheviHe Sunday evoning-W the K.?
of P. sermon. ' - o
Miss Willie Mae Arnold spent the '
ie week end with her mother.
?: I Mra. Arrje Starks and daughter. J
>f Mrs. Hattie Wilson and Rupert Nash* f
r. have rgturned- fr^m Fltfrida.- ?
S.'^The many friends of Mrs. Leola
ig Wardsworth attended the funeral of t
her mother, Mrs. Crews, Thursday. t
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,e JENKINSVILLE NEWS ,
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-j The Sunday school opened at its
usual hour and was beautifully discussed
,by different ene&_ - .
We were glad to have with us ourl?
elder, Dr. E. P. Ellis. .He-Was very
well pleased in the manner the Sun-' t
r day school was being conducted and c
made some verv timely rpmnrVs fn J:
that effect.
i* Thinking that Dr.-Ellis was simply 1
y. passing ^^W-were too surprised as. J;
? he remained over onddeliVered in a 5
id spiritual manner one of his soul stir- s
ring and uplifting sermons. v
:k We are hoping that he will drop in
rpo're often arid bring us a message."
Our pastor, Rev. W. R. Bowman, seem (
ed to have been tickled_to-~deHtTT~T<r
^Juryg_Jiad him present.
s. We had quite a few visiting friends *
among whom were Mrs. Mayme Fel- ^
is der, of Charleston and Mr. Joseph f
arid Hale Kennedy of Columbia. We 7
drop m. Our doors stand open.
if* ,_Ma.rch 14th there was a woraanless
wedding given at White TJall school v
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is under the auspices of-.the faculty.
ig On last Friday 'afternoon the faie
culty of White gall cghool was the {
? dinner?guest of Mrr ?nd?Mm Tohn _
f: Pearson. A delectable collation was ..
served. After dinner they were en- ?
.. tertained with music, and-, various ^
j. games at which punehTarid cake were ),
served. ??? ?-?- J
We are glad to say that Prof. Jo- i
seph M. Harper is still improving af- J
- tgrtWo ' weeks of iUnft**-? V ^
conunuea xrom papre one j?
u GREER NEWS %
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s- ^huols~in his,-choicest^words made J
m them Welcome to the city.
' The party was introduced by Prof. I
!h_ Myers, offer whieh nil pArtnnk of n V
I(1 breakfast lunch and Uy thoiy way jc
and actions it was understood that \
'e all enioved the same. Thpir visit thru. J
here was short byt "it has done a deal <
Rev. Peterson of Pacolet was seen t
i- in the city Sunday,
ipr The ainging. Sunday was decided a. <
r. success. Ten choirs were present. It \
ie was sponsored by Mr. W. A. Gambrell j
5- one of the young business men of this <
;r plafe. Over five hundred people were <
w nresent. ' \
?Quite a few are on the sick list, f
ie~ mely?Sisters. M^ttl^JEfo^,^ J^ina^ <
ie Huff, Isabella Dixon, Ada Gambell, \
? -Tesfde 'Harris, Brothers Parker and
W. A. Butler. We hope for them a
speedy recovery. . ?tit
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Continued from page one
' THE COSMOPOLITAN-CLUB ~
The Cosmopolitan club is trying to ?
^ be a friend to man. "We have reached j
^ have friends is to be one.
We, the?members of the old "Cos- j
^ mo", wish for bur readers of this col- j
? umn?a, prosperous and happy spring <
se ~1
season. (
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n! First ExcursioN
le '-r ' TO !
H WASHINGTON, D.C.
'r FRIDAY, MARCH 28
ts : I _?!?Z?: .. ? - 1
Aiken __1 : ._$15.50
Batesburg?;r__ 14.75
. . Rlackville 15.00-Camden
_ y_ 12.50 ?
Chester 13.50 ~
" "Columbia 13.50 .
is ' Denmark 15.00
re _ Edgefield, . 15.50
Creenwood 14.50
Johnston I 15.50
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Lancaster 42.50
T.exington 14.00
Newberry? 15.00 1= = =
rs Orangeburg 14.50 _ <
r- Rock HilL.?a 12.50 - I
g- Winnsbdro f3JS0 -J
37 Proportionate fares from all - J
i- other points. ?
- =? Kxenraton ticket a yd on all -i
4ea?"H Friday, Marry 2*. Hetnm
g limit to reach starting point by
midnight, Wednesday, April 2,
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^ The famous Cherry Blossom
" Season.
in . _ :
The nation's capital in Spring
!r attire and innumerable attractions
awaiting you. _
Apply to ticket agents
Southern Railway
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CHARLESTON NEWS .
On Saturday^of last wwk, March
3rd at Morrrs BroWrf A. M. church
he Pvthians of Charleston asseniervices.
_i_? r ; ?7-.
?Pleased to state- also the presence,
f the Grand Chancellor of the sfate
5ir J. A. Brown.
The pastor and officers1 feel very
;rateful to the loyal members and
rjends in making this effort a great
ueccns. . -.. ' - ' |
On Monday last the funeral of Broher
Bonneau, onc of the oldest trusees
of Mt. -Zion church, was held in -
he church. - lie was very faithful
a his church. Mt. Zion mourns his :
leparture. , 1
Rev. .1. \V. -Witherspwon \va,s reeentX
made a K. of P-^a member of thej
'HIV LUU(;c HUIIIUei" IOUV.
yr contest _at Vanderhost Menim-iali
hurch at Harrow and Lino streets]
hmdav r ]\T?r>a 'UHU at .i nn p, ni| j.
On last Sunday afternoon^ Match 'I
Uird- atMt, Zion-A. M. K. church"
he Courts of^Calanthe of the city aservices.
Dr. Ledbetter of Plymouth
vas selected to preach for the courts
ind also many visitors wore present.
Phe?occafiOn~ was a veivy?suceessful
The^jgreat group rally of Mt. Zion
L~Sl. E. church that Was in progress
or so many weeks was called in on
Tuesday evening, March 25th. It was
l?ite encouraging to see the captains
if the various clubs ana (heir loyal
oldiers march in with that present nent
of success hoped for and after
ill reports were made and the amount
vas announced it created such a mhP*
>f thankfulness until the many glad
learts could scarcely eep.sv.stheir con-1
tinuous applaud with cheerfulness
hey-placed on: the table the approinnate
amount of SI,000 or more, j
Plytftouih Congregational t'hureP
JpoeaScece^
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Saturday, March 29, 1930An
interesting'111onthly" meeting of
Die Kxcelsior club was held at the
home" nf Miss Kmily (iregnrpTnasdav. ?
Inuie absence of the president, Mrs.
Charl?)11 e D. 'Vracy presided^
Tiie . rivarly among the clisses in
the, Sunday school for honor places in
missionary giving-is growing. The
young-women to date are leading the
young motw-A&_we approach the in-'
tei'csJ;?wllT grnty. and the -offering
it is; hoped will raaeh tha ana hnn. _
died mark. The Rev. C.S ~Ledbet-~
ter will filjhis pulpit at both services
Sunday. Mis general theme during
the Hen ten season is "Coming to terms
with life." - .
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GAFFNKY NHNVS
The Iodint. commissioners'dour thru ?'
Gaff no y Was .marked with great success.
A large audience was anxious-- . \
ly awaiting their arrival. Mayor V.
H. Lipscomb gave the members a hardv
welcome'. Mr. Sevmnm- Cnrrnll
rhnfrfnari of the ccmmiss'on, delivered
the main address. A delightful 'Ttrr--??
rn*i -was served at Dr. C. L. Mor
ns's after the meeting. ~~ 7 ' "
Dr. G. W. Glymph and Prof. J. fL ?
Thoni'son wdre visitipg, in the city.
The following teachers nfT'^jGra
nord high school are attending- the
state tenchers'~mcetirijrr P'v?f. J. E. j
fiafViicy... Mrs. H. F. Little.j hn, Mrs.
I.ucile burke," Misses Pa mice Sal- '
ley. and I'a P. Fair. ....
The play, the "Pond to the city"
was rendered Friday night by the ...
trnyh rehuul students at the Cummin.g
streejt high school of Spartanburg.
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. ' t NlOX NEWS ?
Ta d;. Baptist church was very amusing.
-Xiiines?ami?costumes wer??loU4
and represented' the style of "ye olden
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Jertaker - Embalmer | ^
Elastic Surgeon ?
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Main St. MARION, S.C.
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tson, Couser & Davis
rdertakers and Embalmera _ _
ilhoun St. DILLON, S. C.
PHONE 270
217 SEABOARD AVENUE I
funeral Director?
"ITrnivCTr K I
dertaking, Embalming and
Ambulance Service
Tfil fan Funeral Equipment
>od as the best and better than the
Rest and Prices Less ? M