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j. . I t. . . ' I VOL.VI?NO.^17 . Efficient In For Methc , ? &Constant Demand For Method Courses Am> dIv Provided For ~ I K 71 W..! i-V. ? ? in Keeping wiiu me iai'i inac sum- " mer schools are practically - synony- rI mous with teachers institute^ there ^ . ?has been the expected demand on the--I - part of applicants to the Benedict-Al- n len summer school for thorough cour- fi ses in methods. These requests come tl not only from those teachers who have ii I had little professional training but j f also from the older alumni of the two 11 ^ institutions and from others who are I u desirous of acquainting themselves v t-?wit.h npwer ideas concerning. cl^ss- o I. (ffniw pr(u?fliiiir? .. .... ? -J "The?Benedict-Allen summer sfcfiooljtfi 1 anticipating this demand, has amply j provided for. any number of such eour. id ses under the most proficient teacher: f training c'orpsr**?fer**'* p ' Mrs. Marie I. Scarlette to Head Me-,C (t^ thods Department v Mrs. Mamie L. Scarlette, for eight jv years supervisor of the elementary . t ?ychtrols in the city of tireenaboro, 1; It would be difficult indeed to find on- t Other person so well qualified for this ' position. " Because Mrs. Scarlette was - so successful as a teacher, she was-f i elevated to the difficult -post^^oL-su^ |._ |; pervisor in this large and efficient ? ~ system. . _ She is recognized us uu authority .3 on primary work. This is indeed for-*! _tunate, inasmuch, as?it is so very I important?that our teachers " be d trained--t? give the beginning pupils 1 the proper startf and also because J so many of our children fail in this department. v Qualified by splendid training and.r an intimate knowledge of the tradi-js tions-of learning as Hampton, A. and!? T- college, and Columbia university, c New iYovk. She has followed strictly Tier special field enriched , by a broad s general background of information ( m.hiiM will receive aim s??u.v. 5 not only the _"how" of teaching but j also the "why" in other words, her'f courses in classrctem precedurtj! will * t Be based orrthe beVt known scientific j laws of child psychology and train- ( ing. ; rV ~: Tt- V . } Associated with Mrs. Scarlette will r he Mr. J. E. Origsby, director of f Teacher Training college, Winston;!Mrs. H. D.'Nelson, who has also spe- |^ cialized jn teaehcr training work, and I ^ other well prepared instructors who-}, are famiiar witl7 the problems con^ framing teaehey.s uf South aroima f and the adjourning states. j ' GREENWOOD NEWS M*. Pl?g?H Thiirrh } ?. ? The Easter Egg hunt given under J Cim/lav CfVlOol . I __the_ auspices ?i ?.< *= .jw. I last Friday at 4:30 p. m. was quite I I an enjoyable recreation for the chil-lt dren.; More than forty jojnedtW^a- " musing game of hunting eggs. At r 8:00 p. m. ten minutes sermonettes ,? on the TfeR Commandments-were deli- c vered by ten preachers and consti- ( tuted a very interesting program, given by the W. H. and F. M. socie-ff ty. It is sad to note that there are , r sonie of our preachers who have not c ^ Earned to differentiate between the j second and fourth commandments, j, Mrs. Gary is president of the, [ missionary society and is showing her ; 1 ability to plan and lead successfully.1 i Easter Sunday was quite an enjoyable t day. It brought us face to fare .with j ?many fricndo whom we had not seen in several years. .. * . r:V . ? At 11:30 a. m. the pastor preached * another wonderful sermon that brou't t shouts of "amens" from the vast au- r ? dience. The processional and reces- . sional of the robed choir members led by Mrs. Hattie Weir, were very pa- ' ?~ thetic arid added much to tne servi- m _ . ffa , B'"0 r m Easter program { was witnessed hy * large audience*- ^ The musical and program committees . did credit to. themselves and tha oc?!,... casion in their selections. , , 8 p The pastor preached a great ser- t I nion at 4:00 p. m. jc The junior QhoiLJtrained by Miss , Mamra L. Williams who " resided at?" ?pr-th? organ, and Miss H. E^ Williams., 8 who led the soprano vioces, charmed ? ~?ther-atidienco-with-appw>prlata_nmsic_j for the occasion. SO weti pteased-are . " the members of Mt. Pisgah with Rev. J --?-Thompson' they unanimously-voted in? church conference session Sunday af- c temoon to Taise his salary. We are v glad ^ know, that Mrs. Amelia j Thompson, the pastor's mother,, who \ has been indispntied several weeks is' 'still convalescing. A : . |c r:.. b * " * * . ^ structorsr 1 id Courses 1 CHESTER NEWS : Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Agurs, Mr. and ; Trs. C. E. Leathers,. Mr, and, Mrs. ichbuEg had an thoir gucati for a v miple of days last week, the follow- jj k itinner v-nester citizens: i>r. T. 0 .ander, of Youngstown,; Mrs. Nettie;^ I. Scott, Washington; Mrs. AnnuT 1 lavii,?N.?Y,?C.; and?Dr. Lander's riother, Mrs. Patsy Lander, Plaineld. Friends were delighted to see d his pleasant group who motored here s i Dr. Lander's Lincoln. ? i' Mr.o Israel Stanback, who is at- ^ ending school at.Johnson C. Smithy niversity and Miss Louise Stanback .ho is teaching at Baden, North Garments, Air. ^and_ Mrs/ J. - P." .Stan- * ack."-' . ^ Miss Connie C. McSwain spent a v lay^-here while enroutc to-Charlotte.^ or Easter. J J Mrs. A. E. Cordon, principal of the ^ Jreat Falls school stopped over a day j rith her friend, Mrs., Hattie Smith,jj chile enroute to' Monroe1 to ispend he Eastertide with Tier, husba.4*/ Rev. j L E.Goldon. ?~ T~. ^ er holidays in. Washington Mr. Clifterine 'Sanders, student of, L and T. in* Greensboro, was h?rej or the Eastertide. "fj -Mrs. Maggie B. Currepce left on j rionday afternoon for Philadelphia. t Little Ruby, the infant daughter of | A,-* Virprmin T~> HolL-re qnitf, sick. ^ Prof. R. J. Tate, music teacher at. < irainerd institute and Miss F. G. A- ( lams, a teacher in the same school ' ^ eft Friday afternoon for Charlotte^ ^ spend Easter. " L A very large number of persons, vent to Charlotte Monday and wit-;' lessed the big game between John-1 on C. Smith and A. and T- which "re-i t ;ulted in a, score of 5 to 2 in favor.; >f J. C. Smith. _ Mrs. Edna Latimer..is in Jthe city | ^ ifter a stay of several months in i.r Mrs. Janie Johnson, with her two 1 ittle" duaghters, /Bessie and Susie,.1 ipent the week end here with her! incle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. James * roster. ???'?- ??-?~4i Miss Mabel Sumter was called to ler home in Manning Friday because ^ )f thP illness of her father. Mr. Sum 1 ___ { er passed away Friday night. The ntire faculty of Finley high school ind Loomis street school, with the, mpils amKthe man yfriends deeply^ lympathize with Miss Sumter in this;1 rreat sorrow. Miss Sumter's classes irp heing taught by Mr. Daniel Wit- : iams. ? The marriage of Miss Williene ' .Vaddy and Mr. Charles Eaton came ' is "a great surprise a few days ago,-' diss Waddy was a student in the 3rd ' rear high school, and leading sopra-' 10 in the mixed sextette of finley Hi. * vhe left Thursday afternoon for Mor-^ istown, N. J. Mr. Eaton will leave^ loon. Friends wish them much sue-, ;ess. ?? ? J Thj__?ntixe -eity was shocked Mon- ' lay n%orning when the sad message1, cached the city that Prof. A. A. A- i lair had passed awajr in a hospital in , Pittsburgh, after a brief illness with meumonia. Prof. Adair was engaged n missionary work in the Presbyter- 1 an church and" fr several years had " raveled far and near teaching and ecturing. He was consecrated, a'.owd ecturing. He was a consecrated chrlsian, an ardent and untiring worker^ ' i devoted husband and father, a kind leighbor and friend, a citizen of whom 1 Chester was proud. He was jovial irT j lis disposition at all times and w.as oyal to his church. Mrs. Adair left Saturday .to. be. at his-bedside and ^ trrffffd about flvP minutes after he-lad passed away. Prof. Adair leaves i devoted wife, Mrs. Margaret Adatr, wo smaTTsonsTand two small dauglwj^ >rs, other relatives-and hundreds of xienda both white and colored who , ife deeply touched at his passing"md who sympathise deeply tvith Mrs. tdair who has made the long sad j durney to and from PlttsWrglfr"?\( . many manna, ni creaming ler W. M. Robinson, of Rock Hill, vtll be pained to know that he is very , ss at his home in that city. * \ Little Ruth Hooper, the seven year ild daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward j i ? i. X ? ? W W ?T % COLUMBIA, S. C., SATU Seventh Annual k" ..Conference j *. <3 To Meet In Capital City HE SEVENTH ANNUAL CHRISTIAN CONFERENCE FOR COLORED WOMEN. . The Seventh Annual Christian CqPerence for Colored Women conducted inder the auspices of the Wnman's luxiliary of the Synod of South^Curlina, Presbyterian Church, U. S. will >e held at Benedict, College, Columbia; i. C., May 29th-.Iune Bth, 1930. I There will bo a fine nrocrram of rnormation and inspiration. The pro:rani will consist orBible Study,~Sun^ lay School ^Methods, talk and demontrations Practical Nursing, Santation and Health,Improved Home Conditions and Community Problems, .essons will also be given in cookng-, Parliamentary Law, Handicraft .nd Playground Work. Outstanding speakers -and teacbrs, both.?white and?colored, have >een secured. The-State Welfarg uid Health Department have ignnvwt. >usly given of some of their b&st vorkers. _To make tHe Conference-a -success, here must be a good attendance, *so ivery auxiliary of anv church of any lenowination is -urged to cooperate >y,praying and sending a delegate f possible.* The Registration Fee is $3.00. All night sessions open to the Hiblic"???? :OMK ONE, COME ALL? . *? HARTSVILLE NEWS The Bishops' contest at Mt. Calvary \T. M. E. church, sponsored _by Mrs. Laila D. Putman, was quite a success. A most enjoyable-program was ren? lered. T. Mrs. Adiene Podds and Mrs. Sarh lilt uvi? nir?vT7iniu? iiij; iui.il.it vnc (UKJI ?st amount were the prize winners, >ach receiving $2.50 in gold. e .The appreciative sum of $103.15 vas -raised. . . . Republicans In - o : : rlooper, died. Thursday after an illiess of tWce"weeks.""Funeral services vete held at the homo Saturday with ' drs. E. N. Isom, undertaker, in^ :harge. I Mrs. Martha Holly and Miss Mary fooper of Charlotte were her<> Satur- J lay to attend the funeral of their lictor Putb Hnnnpr. "Mr. and Mrs.. Glenn of Winston-Saem were week end guests Bf-"their hroher, Mr. Julian J.ohnson.- v-;__?* After undergoing an operation at he hospital, Mrs. Esther Miller is arain at home to the delight of relatives and friends. ?Faster services were well attended rt-all of -the- churches-Sunday; Miss Pauline Funderbunk, of Charlotte-spent thr week end with her parents, Rev. and rMs. Funderbunk, A. M. E. Z. church. Miss Bertha Danton and Mr. Os?ar Macon were quietly married on Wednesday evening, at the home of the bride's mother on LonmhT'isTreet.Rev. D. C. Crosley performed the j ceremony in the presence of mem-1 hers of the family and a few friendsT Mrs. Rosa Thomas and daughters Misses Jessie and Elizabeth, of Rock Hill are "the guests of Mrs. Renn J. Wilkes. " ' Mr. andj Mrs. Joseph Jackson of Columbia motored here Sunday and spent the day jwilk-Iheir relatives, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Ayers. Mrs. Henrietta Williams and husband, Mr. William Williams, Miss N. Kennedy, Mr. Xcon_?Roberts^8?*d- MrBdward Stringfellow returned to Jacksonville Wednesday after motoring here for the funeral of Mrs. Wil-1 liams' mother, Mrs. Agurs. Little Esther Williams ..returned" with thehi." Revival meeting at Calvary Bapfis?> chdrch this week was conducted fty Rev. 3. C. 'I'nhin of ClHltifl." SW-1 rices werp well attended each night *nd Rev. Tobin preached some wonierful sermons. Committees are at work preparing for tHo coming of the Women's Bap, iist Statp convention in June. Mrs. J.. E. Spann,-president o( the Women's Missionary society of Calvary Baptist ^urcFi~Ts Irrtptwg^tre iffern^ysKTp^Tc^ tttwy of thin great occasion. ? Miss Mamie Sartor of 'Columbia tvas the week end guest of,Miss Bessie J. Lewis. Little ,M. E. Bradford was brought Home from the Waverley hospital, ? ^ -- - ? * - * - RDAY, APRIL 26, 19:30 ' ? ; ADDRESSES A. M. E. BOARD OF FINANCE Beriefil Founder Says Povt-rlx No Sign of Righteousness Washington, Apr, 2<> In the t>eesence of six bishops of the A. M. R.j church, the general officers of the connection, and the members of the boil'rd of Finance and of the Extension Fund hoard, all of whom met here April 1(1 ffnd 17th, S. W. Rutherford, founder ot trie- National Benefit Life "insurance ' company, waa ashed to wpenh?at -a : luncheon tendered them at the Wbilolaw hotel last Wednesday. The lii-i. shops present included Bishops W. I). Johnson, A. J. Carey, \V. A. Fountain'. A. L. Gaines, W. T- Vernon ami-.11 A. Gregg, ? . The outstanding utterance prepared' for the occasion by Secretary Rutherf n-frlf fKn orvn-Al/l AL. i f "VV, V..v: UftC-UHl lUCVJiy U1?U poverty is a symbol, of righteausneioiMr. Rutherford's remarks \verb propared to discuss "Life Insurance Pro*: tection and Investments,' 'a'Ul wore afollows, and among other things ht;. h^Lwritten: .that "for rentm-ies-men |mTwomen were eon to fit to dwell inl soyalor. to 'go hungry,, lo scc, their children die of want because thev thoughtfit guaranteed them admissj.-n to heaven. ""ZIT? ' | "Regardless of race or roligiom. a general belief developed that__povcrmy judgment, this is one> of the reasons why the Negro has .xull'erpd so much from poverty. We, as a race have not_ been taught and urged and encourage^ to save and invest." he "saidr _ - ?J "~v* ?Tim Associated Business Club of the District of Columbia and John K. Haw kins, financial secretary, joined in extending the luncheon courtesy. Addresses were also made by Dean KitL iy^ Miller, Judge James A. Sobh, of the- Municipal Courtr-Dr. -KmmHt -J-r: Scott, the secretary-treasurer?of In?-ward unji'-erxky,?W. If. I. lii mvn, ot iv Aiiuuovi iu i oa.V4ii^d U(iin\, villi lii'i C. Wilkinson, first*1 Usssitant superintendent of D. _C. schools, and many others. All of the. guests wtre introduced by .Dr- Hawkins. Revolt ~ ver Nomination JUDGE PARKER NOT MAN FOR POST Nation Stirred l>.v Fij>ht Airaiiist Surrender to South and Hon'_yer Lilv-White Policy New York, Apri) 26?What has developed into ono of the bitterest of nation-wide political struggles,' is being" led by the N. A. A. C. P. against President Hoover's surrender to the South in the name of Lily-White Republicanism by insisting upon his nomination of Judge "John J. Parker of North .Carolina. Thp?N.?At?At?Cr?m?opposition?trr Judge--Parker is based sqMU'elv upon his flouting of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments, to the United States Constitution, and oq. his being unfit therefore, to sit on the highest tribunal of the natiou^? Every Negro church, lodge, women's club and individual, is urged to telegraph at once-to his U. S. Senators urging a vote against Judge Parker. . ATICEK NEWS St. John's A. -M. E. Church Sunday was an en iovahle "dav. )>e!ing Easter. Sunday school opened on time with a large attendance and the superintendent, officers apd teachers at their-posts -of duty. At 11:30 a. m. morning worship began. The music rendered bju. the 1 choir at this hour was rttepirin^Ihyepaving the way for the .pastor4,\vho. preached a soul stirring selrmon., At .1:0ft o'eloeR the Easter everoisfs were" held. > The daughters of ZLon society met on its usual date. Sister Mary Johnson is up after several weeks' illness. The humble Charity union met on tKMr~cntual date and had ;i reai sue* cessful meeting. Mitchell s honiejifr.. ter a successful school term. ?Mrs-. Sarah 'J. Able of Wiimslmrn spent a few days-las week at .'Vdrm-,* Columbia, in Mr&. Isom's ambulance on Thursday. Little M.. E. , is hciiur treated /or dislocated nether extremities, and is lyinpr with most of her ^hnriy in ft plaster east?Ii is honed in nem.oVed. ' ?7? Miss Zadie GJadden continues siclw also Mr.' \Vade Vnnoo jmd Mr.* Rtchart MeOoyy. ? Misses Mary and Ester Clark spent Easter at their home in the county. "T nfr A - :" JUL run ? 1__^ i_j Neva! H. Th< Pass LAST IHTESFOR RACE CHAMPION . HEEJ) TI'ESDAY l'lii.'W!l>s WIIIHV luWuii S|..-aIvor on l{;irc QnoMimi H.a-Itui1.1 IVn. Apr. Kit'ioral ril.?> ' ?N'"' "I?H-;?'| K' .'! i : at i! i t; i i 11:1 11! -1Hon ?11" t->; \ i 1?Jii.4 rtif-f of the Xt? JTro as pif-iil.iit. '.f t ho loyal liiaix-h -?l ilir X. .A. A. ( . F. jaipl (liict loV of h(. n;i+ioiui| hotly an.l a toat'lici of history- in ( I.Mmoar hiph -chool win. -liotl IV STTTntay al ti t- ii .int of hi-istcr. Mr?. D. A. Willi-t n. -.uci* held Tuesday nf.ttruooiy at Uunkin Alt-moral ( Fiapt'I. I iiahlf to . roinaiu . in his :la,ssroom her-iM-mo?i.I . 11 !H >^?)<i- spent iln-ff trmtTrhr?hrT 'ia!J < m t'u- LLAii-rn. rvt?-Hi-inj{ last J >i-?*fn;hor t-n?vtvtn Hot Sprfny . A-tkan n r~ Ik > :i~'> i 1 mo hfci-~\\tmks iit-.f ami ,\V: <" . otitiiii'tFlrr l)7s hoim\ - -4 , Air. f ho ma' u;i- \V . [YTv A,no\v.ii l.oth ht-i-y and alnoad a a 'poak.-rl.i tlu*N'yyro i|tiost.ioM. antl for hi> thrht yrtir<al affitinsf . . Frrcyn' ion 'f ?-?? nrcd rlorks in tidM-riHi.i-nt " .It pari lit.-n ,s, \ i:u A J ?KK < IT A *l lt<' ^ iait 1 i.'ir > -mod it' 1 hou.u !j. ! ho V Polo ' v? ; I I io?r e+l-?> .*how t'hoir ' Ka-.tt-r W. iuna.". I Tluiiotmcts iitKi tlri'sr- war.- hoa'^r^til' ii thro piifitdo. . .. , , Most t?f.'. Iljf*? .V!tlrfr.U?'< WcVc Vlh-d 4i*~thair utiiLQ-Ji...rapacity ; a^atp: fa t[j0 <loni:s-of thy .V yk-.-iiitau "KnptiH au*a' - -kirkrtf-nr-H?fan?/''prb* Trnrr"-- <lisap1>?MUlrt| !'i;i aii',. ifc. i:'orr!tJ not ojt H ' * Main- v initio < o ..i.. ... n: . the hiiiuhr, . Mr. T. <.. Woodward, el' \\ ashinv ten -;m til a \ ei.y ma-ant ?lav Aiili h\< si.-iei s \ir>. f 'arrie \\ . Bel,,',. and Mis- M.'lh Wiied'.'v.-:, ,1 Air. S. \V. V.JMiiv'i--...ui: .Wa-hinjit< i) laine"y\.er u llji Mr. Woodward. 'Wo were happy te h: \ . thein. They v isiied many |?-l ,i",' .d i111oro-,1. in I Iris, o.ily. ILius?S.ail II I a I ei I I ill- > 1 .1 I , , , .lli-ec ,'lith .i- -till feirrir ??y?-T*. fly .lop.T~iAt t,lu- lad .meet ino If;,. ain<> nit el' Sail, no Was taken I'imh 'i,ii. treasury te he sent I;e_ .H'ij?'-eellee.. 1'ur?1.1 u-?purposool' awarding' iuiv.es- t- persons having hi.U'fte -t?aA i-ra.ee in-1 hi- followa ny- depart ti"TT-i11 s~i ~ SJ.i.tHi ti, the ''s.tudt'iit til .tin. si rarinp; in the cell,-tjr.r ft e p nr tTVa-til: STmdli te the student Uavinii- -Midic^t inline., in the rnd'inal department and Sid t,, t,lie-student ol' th -'hieh -ehool el" the cluh ar,. te he aide, I ' -eller a .1. 1 1 m'huk;rsnip .wry .-unn. a i . .'Those student- iila'ni'irn.v tll -j their vacation in_ihis.ci!y arc ,--i :iv it el t"> Connect thiDTst l\. - with till* cluh. Tile, elu'l. Kn-I - ; t . tunited colony circlr-L'oi We i : h -1 r.'ct the"first- I i?csda\ nieht i: . > . \ mouth at !! W LCS (i 'LllV; ?. ( , _\ 44\v s? John I njriift, wluP**l\iNc?l I'rnhihitior t Mhwr ,i i !\. was -not John. I!. I.otfan. a t'oniic'i- <'oljnnhian.'>on o|" Deacon Win, l.oean. Tin ! f, .-.I-po '? o..i known lior related to tFTe South l.'arj tilina Family. Many .iiiouin s have j been made about tiH. same. . - ,Mis. John 11. I.oo.an s'i:. m \'n in w s \ \ \s s lla- t--. \\ a t:(. la-D-ed out h! ph.. \ ari-oi:- ehm-'.:-- b> <1 Mat the S 4.AII?t?t?i-lfM? ' i'i Ooi.jfd" ha-vi'iiii Sunday al'tV-i ni?<n and nii'HVr tho <nia!l rhiidrdn had < n: rs- c.-?r.tVI of ithi> I'i-o.ijiatn ; t l'.nthv! A. M. ! :. and it-was a tr. at to ail.^Wh<*> attended. Tl-V ofli? IT-" _a!:<rin.< V.S .?If tUe SjJlVr May~ "i Van! i1..liL ; 7.1;TnA drd Tin" j ll. nt frr?ir-i:a tr. wh'inh?wrt-s- n*?tj ili't'i'd linth^ al'tt and niirht. Til imUmi'1 V. a - l it i\i . ill-lit . ^ Tin* xvn^---Wti<><i-?-H-nt4-\ dorlii:<11 i'd. ' Wi'Hjmnlv tin hulii-s ,i ? ? > ?>>i|i?h t'"f jlu'injl so t h.? ;ji * t fui in di-ji*.-f i>i tr jV j nhutvh. H \\V take this -r-.)rfnnit\ in thank j ft;; tht? hutlr^riYu rti? v'!y ,J.f JhiV jda. |_l?tit m?\v (if New- Vol k ,!<ir' hasi^iir ' t hnfryhl ;1 ? aT*^^ATiiviiifc?' Kastij' and I'huvin;: sain ii-. iniur l.i aiit.r.ii ill.w>n w ; tn diM'Ovatjn t1n'"""ri/hnv<vh,'-'x..' ; ] Pr. f.. Soliiiiinn- (iuinyard is homo ft= i tor I'a'iny .timid a s'li'i'Ossful tor in jtlir-.* ;.t Mic rjtuivli nji Snmlav niirht, j -Al. si vtmleivl of? Vl1. II iN. I it \ ^hnnUa a;nl linn h. UcMnd.,' 'i llt l\a<fi i'. I' Ii i>i<> with .j't'lutiyos ami l.riomi* Sht, sulilcd much , t >i Uh- l-'^tit I'l ciiran> im\' L Miss KVi-'lyn K.(iU is Kimm with hi i I parents lifter having .ejusi-fl :i successful school term. -? ? ' v __ / . V ??i-- : . ~ ~ Ij t?' \ ;?' --- : '. ; A . ? - ? .> Dmas r ?es In Capital M. Si STl'WAHT DIES / 7 Matthew Satuicl Stewart died at . the Good 'Samaritan hospital op Sun0'lJ!J:ii"!'ii. ut?1 .Un u'thipk M'ldr ;ui illness of short titration. His death Will a vinit K11if mi in'i.-o to Ms mdny Ipiends a> la; appeared to he in fair health up to twelve- days prior to his denth. 'I'he I'lHieViir vcrvi,.. .h^aj?H+, : Tuesday "niurninjj; at li):(>(l o'eloeW at "the. First Calvary Baptist church of , . which he was.a iiie+rrhery-eoHdtreted?by??? J hi* pastor, Hev. S. S. Youiutblood, as- '< -istod hy Rev. P. I*. \\~:ir?in R.?o r' ;l. 11 .in:i = nri and ReV7 i\|ouhrie.- Kesolutions. Iron) the -deacon board wen1 rend by Uyai-nn W. N. Rust-bnrn-Ofi-h. -The. service was beautiful in its sim- plicity and was attended by many of the ' mnltitiide of J'j'ieiuU 'who fchare. ~ with the- family in the sorrow -of. - ?.Mi'. Stewart's deajtli. _ a ' ' di-cea-eil wa- I-<?i n at Blackvillo. December and was the UuLy-child ' f the.-late Re:. and' Mrs. ""iei?Stfuvrrt. ' When bbt a buy he . . jc<mnoeU*d' himself wit4c'r t heCentra* " A \ j ll;()>t ist church of Afigus.tft. Later hedSv--^ . i went to Bain berp. where" he lived for-'-' nmnv. -years and here hc, was am em- ^ . ber. of Thankful Bajpti^-churcb and' . . , j ' '1 ved ,a< super'intehdon'tblof the SunTiiay school and deaertn. lie?moved tf>' ('"Uinibia-;' little more than ten years ?: ap-o and .\u-. Mi-wart' was also pop alar in church here -serving- as president of the li. V. FVA~~and clerk*of r..tleaeon board and.b^th w (d'e--fattdTjfuT and were interested in the welfare of the -community..- ' r - ~~? ; -.-r Mr. Stewart was a; snccessfiir bar- *" '' .Iter serving white trade'at the time of/ !| 1 v do.11h aiii| srrr? ei'iint'cled wittr . A-mafi and Rubins n in business. - Me : - was also secretary" nl'u he Colored Bar- > be my association of "South Carolina,-' - , hav'mg- sorved.iu A his capacity every ' -? j si bed'.its organization. a i_ Tjhe deceased is. survived by his \\ idow, Mrs. Huttie Allen Stewart.,^one Mr. J. Alfred Stewart -and i ndaughter,. Miss lla I.. Stewart, who is a "tea eh or in the public .school Active-- pall hearers were Deacons . ' of. his church a"mT were W. N. R-oseboajugh.J. K. Dickson, 1. I\_\Yhite. ... . 4V-Rotf. IX- W. llau ison; Hr^V. Brad ley and, isdwaid McOleflaiv.* Honorary: B. .1. Mason. John Robinson-. K. Asniun.. .Tohi;. R. Cornweli. Willie-^?r > Sumtm:/John IMllard.' Tnteriiiynf "was made at"Romberg. . \ TiTs" little son w ho . proceeded - - . -hiill to the grave several- years ago. . The remains were lowered by loving "hrrnds inni I M'CTV^Itm'D'VeS11 rig p 1 a c e;' in the "tongueless silence of a dreamless sleep" beneath a veritable carpet of the season's choicest tlowers^ wh'ieh bore mute testimony oJLthe lov^j." I ami esteem borne by friends-Jnr Mr. .Stewart who will he -sadly missed in t he circles in which he moved. "Christinas Day. (led brought Doa.i epP Stewart into the world to dwell jj_> ie 1 point jiH-n the heaven ward, .way; r-~T>n Tafster Day. when the stone Z ' ' was foiled rrwav. Clod commanded ?K*? ( Angels to bring his soul-front earth to heaven. There, he will know no more pain hut will rest with Him, for- ' evermore. -? ' ? , i ? We are i. 11 .surprised to "Viear of M:>s Sadie hartleyV Wedding. Good ' lurk, Sadie! Ilope you will have, a lug and hannv li-fc.. " ~~~~~~~~ \ Mr-. Mary-Buick entertained Rev: and.othtjts at dinner Sunday. .?. 1 )i ti't?i'iir^th' l!)> ?nnidern?jjlay,- at ? Admission. 1 "> ami .20 cents; The-ti*. U* of it is "Shulllin' Along." _ Mr., J. \\V Bntjer and the writer, worshipped-with Rev. B. 11. Gray on Sumhiy night. The. district cpnfereiUv of the Wa-. distrtiT"nrcls hh Thursday. l?r. , Jackson will b(, I at irk to the church on S i in lay?oil?day. set?U4.?U+e?nu'iuhor aiof Ou-ods govern themselves accor dinpiv. "N tvl in tlx- f'hurch of ' ?? ( MM I." ' ' r _ . 4 Mr. .lames Wright of Virginia hut formerly of St. Matthews is hom(, for "a few days, spending time Aith relat ivt-s and fridmls. Mr. "1. E. Ilampt-tw, prthcipitf of the St. l.uke sc)vool is on the eve of < lo> ine.?J4+-?i. anticipating?a?good ? program. * : Miss Flazell jfaldwoll seems to 'he on the, mend at this writing. ' s \1 V+uU.11 U'Uolwv?knJ ? 1?aaw?v the sick list but seems to be improv-< * " * . ; ' 'Iiiiu; Wurh-y "i* cnlltlimllip' u\ ~ ~TTTT?r|rt." ? ' " Y Bvoi Amos Tate Seems to Ivo im- f J' proving a little. rij. 4 r me lo "the public meeting Sunday ^afternoon at 3:00. All natrons and friends of the school building.. Nota1 hie speakers will speak. . si i&ki .. . X . - - - ' ' iiJ