Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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j^ggjEXGHT i Base S | PAl k f v Vcr; I AH $ . SATURDA" | Hurtft Fiek X- ADMISSION - >, . ? -?.?? > ~ CARD O^iTHANKS i" - I take - this method to thank?then1 friends of Miller Chapel church for >hoir expressions of rpndolence thrutelegrams and letters, sent to us to' Uatta during our "hereav^mtnt. ,. " " Mrs. Jannjp Smith Smart,. N ?-wherry, S. C. CARD OF THANKS I We desire to let everybody km?Wthat we heartily appreciate the words t)f enndolnnen, i-V ho^ntifnl flnynl , signs and t.hp pnlitcu imm-vWa? firm of Johnsori and Bradley during the departure of our beloved one, Dr. -r- James Henry Sim? Mrs. Hattie A. Sims, - and- family. MT- HEBRON BAPTIST UNION TO MEET ; ? " Friends and members of the Mt. t Hebron Baptist?union will meet-with j the Brown Chapel Baptist ehu-rch, 2SM nines out on the lVLontecoiio road,i - - opening the first Sunday, May-4, 11)30.-, ? Rev- B. MeNeal, moderator; Rev. i Wm. Isaac, ijlerk; Rev. S.-Burk, secre-|' '*" tary/. .. _ - y ' ? Frogr&ttlft Will Re fflVW out ton the I order of the day. } Rev.. Samuel Kennedy is pastor; . 1 " ' ? - ' i XCURSI 0 N~~! ? ? To ?t ^"FLORIDA _ SAVANNAHr^A. - n - BRUNSWICK. CA. And , ".L L_ <:iJ BA' ?-;r ~ _ Saturday," May 3, 1 WW?Low Round Trip Fares From Columbia ??. Savannah, Ga. ?>$ 5.00' Brunswick, Ga. t-7.00 Jacksonville, Fla. 10.00 Daytona, Fla. ,1*2.75" Ottla, Fla. . 12-75 Gainesville, Fla. 12.75 Fort Pierce, Fla. - 18.00 West Palm Beach,-Fla. 19.00 Fort Lauderdale, Fla. .. 19.50 Hotly wood, FlaT ? i ?.r>u " Miami, Fla. 20.00 i .1-- Tampa. Fla. 17.50 | St. Petersburg, Fla. 17.50 Key West, Fla. 1.1." 27.25 Havana, Cuba. __l 44.75 ?? Also to all pririctpat South Flbrida points at corresponding low round trip fares. ? , 4 o Proportionate excursion fares j will be sold from other points. KAiuiniun ncKfis win ne sold tor all trains Friday, May 3, iWited .. ? returning: Savannah May 10th, Bnjnswiek, .Jacksonville, St. Augustine, Daytona, Ocala, Gainesville, Havana, May 22nd. All other destinations, May 15 th. ^ ^Stop-overs at all points in Flor-_ T For Pullman reservations, Sched. ules and dttail information, consult ticket agents. Southern Railway System 1 Base I RKNK Vcr< ! ^ ALL monba^ | Hijr& Field | ADMISSION >' . ' ' 'I- ??nnii f Ball I NE | sus v _ ; ? 7-r--; > >EN ? | V MAY 3rd i 13:30 P. M. | A ^ Mi/V UL UVW V , 1 . >JV A A ^i> J*^1-* y 4 ^ ^ Q "y % y ?^?^ Bro. W. M. G lodry, clerk of the Brown C im pe fc\- ft a rein I.EBANON? PRKSBYTEB1AN NEWS A beamlful, bill my day furnished a perfect setting/for- the Easter services. at Lebanon Presbyteriah church which kervic es vveTe enjoyed hy alff who attended. * Special Easter music which was Well rendered hv the choir, featured the morn big service. The pastor ^reached from the text "T^ ^"" hath Cod raised un. whereof we all j are witnesses," Acts 2:3?. ' At .night the. pastor took EU~ text Luke 24^, . .: -/ . ..I' " Quite a number of. .visitors wore . present at >both services. Visitors are ; cordtally inH*c?.and heartily welcofn- ; id t<i a 11-seryic^siat__Lebanon church. ' ?IN1; MEM OKI AM r - ; Sacred (o the' memory of our deqa; mother, who departed this life id" years npo, April 24th, Mrs. An na^Trezevant Rice. ; rhe month of April ocne more is. here , Jk>, me the saddest <rf the year, BcewS T71" yrnrtT tyfj today, ? My darling mother fpaCsedtaway^ "" We could not hold your dytrlp hand, We- djd not see you_ die, * . We only know-you?pfChsed away desrr11 mother, And didn't say pood bye. Ten years have passed dear mother. Many a silent teavlvas fallen, ~~ At the menjtion of your name. -Mrs. Carrie Moorman, ?v Washington, I). C. ~~~~ Dr. 1 . M. Daniels and Dr. II. II. Cooper attended the Palmetto Slate MiuiicujLu&sociaLiun - iuufkecn v i lie.. Zl_ Zr iN MEMMIA M - I ,!|-|ir*iW In loving--remembrance of Mrs. Isabel MeKissick Baxley,,\vho departed this^ life Anrih 47^ 1929. . ' Oh.^lear loved one, how we miss you, We loved you but God iovgd you best Your smiling face we cannot see, ' J Rip wo'liiinw vnn.nw >vt r With the angels in Paradise. So sleep on and take thy rest, For in heaven we will meet you, And we'll greet yot^with joy. ' Manning Baxloy, hnnhond, .Martha MeKissick, mother, Annie -MeKissick-, sister, . - Keghional and Myers MeKissick, Brothers. Ball ? SUS y. ,EN | MAY 5th- I. 3:30 P. M. fi 25c & 50c | . ?; ; ? w ' t|p, . , , t ~ " . - " TOE glutei NINETY-SIXT N5WS-V"" 'The saddest, and most distressing incident .that?Bvrir?happened in mh town occured on Monday, April-gist It was the sudden closing of the Cam bridge bank, the* only bank in oui town, -m~ which all of the^earnings and means for operating the crops o1 1930 are deposited. Sunday, April 20th marked anothei red letter day atj~Bethlehem Baptis ehurch ai the usual hour, with a larg< attendance. Promptly at 3:00 o'clocl Rev. A. T- Dixon, the "Black Spur geonT^and nastor ascended the pulpi and preached the funeral sermon o little Elizabeth Smith. I .it-tie Elizabeth was the affection att. daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Lewi: grade in the Nihety-Six high school She.-was sick only a few days. Hei class mates, acted as pall bearer! and flowers girls, D,ean and Good win were in charge." i-u wnn great interest at iJetnienen both spirituallyrRTwl financially. Total collection /from these servic iy.S80'.837*?nT "? Prof. B. J. Reddick, and wife, Mrs Margaret Roddick, of Camden, prin cipal and' teachers" of the St, Mat thews training school, visited theii parents rMr. and Mrs. R. GrDeatvor Sunday, April 20th and worshipped at Mt? Zion. Mr. William J. Harris and sister Ruth, have just returned from Palm Beach,. Florida, where they spent the iv ill tor?with?their?brother, - Edward Harris. , Miss Mary Rue Smith of Voorhees school. Mr. John H. Nathan of Seneca junior college, and Miss ?^rrah Joseph, teacher of Daniel Watkins school, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Hill of Cloldville, attended the funeral of Miss Elizabeth Smith pn' Sunday, April 20th. MissriRichij S. Dean, who spent several days at, home with her parents Mr. and lyirs^ J^R. Dean, on account f sickness, returned on Sunday April 2(!)th accompanied by Mr! O'Neal Dear and Mrs. Mattie L. Jabber, to Bettis in? a da my , la ll6sumc berstudies; Mr. Thomas Stewart, and Miss RuSipith. of Atlanta, vjsited theii parents, Mr., and Mrs. Joseph SmitV in April-20t.tr.! . ,_ . \,m_ ^ Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Moss, and two lovely Slaughters, were the everv :ng guesfs'of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ft. Dear ui-Sunday, April 20th. Tho Ninety-Six baseball team play tl?a most?t^xeitrnpr^frarrre of ball-of Saturday, April 19th with Brunei; llil! team. Scores were 10 to 6 i? favor- of .Ninety-Six... ..._. \v ARP RHOAI.R NF.WS ? .nm ijiit7rrt/ij itxtttt? We had a fine day for Easter. A DunnrCceek at_L0:D0 o'clock the Sun lay school was-called to -order by th< superintendent, Mr. P. -T- Robinson A. splendid program-..was rendered which was enjoyed by all present The financial contribution was pood a total of $12.42. Rev. J.. S. Mad dox ascended the rostrum accompan rd hv Rev. Neelv and Williams, anr delivered a. soul stirring sermon. A mong the Visitors at our church wer< Mr, and Mrs. Frank Williams, Mr. A' zalee. Grifiin, of Greenwood, Mr. am Mrs. Fra'zer and Mrs. Annie P. Kltigh Tft'e fftW" "H? the district deputy j01 the Court of Calanthe. She has started an organization of%that kind here M's. Mnrv J. Sherard of Brooklyn, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Florence James. . We were proud to see Mr. arwMth's, Francis Evans of Greenwood at our church ~Stihd&y. ?1? Mr. Allen Washington, Messrs. J. and Jesse McGhee of'Greenwood were and friends in tlrh section. Mrs. Jessie M. Nelson motored tr Anderson Saturday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Howard Posley were shonning in Grt^nwood Saturday. We are sorry to report the following or thp sick list: -Mrs. L. Robinson, Mr W. O. Maddox, Mr. and Mrs. Edwarc Latimer were callers at the home ol Mr. jmtL.-.Mrs._iL?!T. Robinsop. or Sunday afternoon. .Mrs. Anna McGhee of Greenwooc spent the week end with relatives.. ROYAL SIXTEEN ChUR NEWS On Tuesday,,.April 22nd, Miss Verl fff her guests. The livtTTg room and dining room was thrown ensuite to the members of the club. A short business discussion preceded. Plans were -finished for the affarr Friday night which is looked forward to as a gala affair. The president brought invitation frfirrTTHe Radio club iniTtlnpr thp Royal Sixteen 'to a party iftonsored by them at the home of Vfr. Christopher White on Brayton ivenue. At the close of the meetnfr Miss Chisojm served a very deicious course of potato salad, aaltiftms ind jello, whipped cream and cake. }n""kpril 28th Miss Easter Sumter vill entertain at her home on Divine treet. ( { "1; f-~ JKNKINSVILLE NEWS > Easter morning service opened at with i?*ayer ^service after which ~ a wonderful message was brought to us by the pastor. Sunday school opened at its usual ~ hour, "With superintendent and teach^ ers at their post,s. We had a very in teresting Easter lesson and splendid r.'remarks concerning Easter by R-ev. L-*?d?Men.?W-r R. Bo^vnoaji. and Mrs. 5 James C. Martin. The attendance c was uriusUally good. The regular ser vices in the morning toofe place imf other inspiring -message was delivered by our pastor. Our visiting mi. nisterx were Rev. J. H. Baton and , s Itev. J; J. .lame*.?We were glad tcr . I have them with lis: .-.Alt vicitnr*- nt-o heartily welcomed to our services at all times. s The Raster Exercises were nicely . carried .out. We were very glad to ** haVe so many oi.opr young tolk iak? " ? ? j Easter Monday's game between the "-Jenkinsvillv--and- Winnsboro .teams in Winnsboro -\yas excellent with an attedance of d,b(l(U The sores were 8 to 10 in .favor of Jehkinsville. ^ Mrs. CJerlrude Herndon left for I)e" troit Sunday to spend her vacation. Mrs. James C. Martin 'left'Toi' SpffT,tanhurg on Tuesday after spending. ' a few weeks with her mothpr-jn-lawr She reports a pleasant stay. .'BEAUFORT COUNTY TRAINING 11 -. v SCHOOL NEWS {dent, body and teachers assembled in i chapel "to witness the Raster program. At the closing of the Easter pro. gram we entered?into' Sunday school. ;1A wonderful' lesson was had by the ' Prof. ,1. S. Shanklin. All prerse^t enjoyed the lesson very much.. ' L\ Mr. Ishniel White, and party, enroute to New Y-Ofk City stopped by the' county training; school - and bid" ! j the tecahers {rood bye. In the mean ; time, they, took the following; teach1,,-e'rs out for an 'Faster ride, The misses 11 Mitchell, Allen and Grayson, which i (Was highly appreciated and brig.ht.enso*d up !'" f" ?r' fr"' tVin . ., ladies. '[ Prn|^J. . Shanklin moored to i Hartsville. He took the following; students with liinv: Alma White, Susi? |. Wrijrht, Ruby Peyton, .Josephine E. . t Drown. Clarence Eady,?Cnpier. Mid- \ dloton.TFoch Shanklin. ?_ The visitors out to the school this .[week were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wash,i iington w ho are now- teaehiugf-at- Pa^_. I. .- . i?i ?I?I I I Vis lsianu. l- ?ti c ..iiuwi, l.havc tluyn spent the day. 1 Oil Thursday mornTng Prof. Shankflin motored ta -Blackville. t.o_ attend [the 0<)wiTTohtFSt7~ IIirtook with him ' the. following- hoys Clarence F.ady,'Le Roy Jackson, Tolhert Rupsel, I.e Roy 4-Quattiehaum. They reported an tnferesFing tTip and many facts gained *X~.TTTe 'Ivnyy arc making-the jgarden very attractive. At the present time they are busy setting out toI matoes, cabbages, and beets. They J sold about '.i.r>0 head of cabbages last J ' j week. Tbis speaks well for the boys[under the supervision of Prof. Shank^lin^ .. 'PLANS FOR THE ALLEN UNlVER.j SITV SPRING FANTASY * . j New York Cit\r?Plans have been ^prrmpleted for -the Allen university 'iclub of-New York Spring Fantasy, ! jto.be held at the Alhafnbra Ball room, ' Seventh avenue, at 126th' street, WcdIncsday evening, May 7th. The eom[mittee arrangements wtth Mr. E. Hr" (Clark chairman, has every reason to ||lK>liere"-that this affair will be most , [ to make this the most outstanding , I event of the season. :? 1' Everything points to a large attenr ' dancc'i with many prominent from Washington, Philadelphiar- Noaw ( Jersey, also Long Island, and other sections of the_Metropolitan district heingpr^SSrftr ' - ! In the list of box holders are: Car' oliha Exclusive club. Mr. and Mrs. J. i Winters! TS: (AIphonso Downs, Jr., J. R. Wakefield, Social Rounders club, ace "of cjubs, Mrs. A, Cherry, Mr. and \ Mrs. F?- ~Calwy7 Summer Bachelors' cluh, Miss Ruth Hunter, Cosmopolil tan social club R. Bartley, R. Hines, E. H. Clark -and H. E. Gilbert. "T 1 'CARLISLE NEWS Sunday was a grand day at Mt~ Eden Sunday school. The district suk perintendent, Mr. W. J. Johnson, was I with us in the school-and the lesson I r was beautifully discussed and review^. J r ed by tHedistrict superintendent. ] I At T1:3Q the nastor. Rav.W L. _ i Johnson preached a wonderful sermon. TV,,. A n TT T n??n? ? V (t.on A lie / X . V, UVU^UC lilt l\ I V.UV with a splendid crowd. At 8:30 the Easter program began. The house was full. The exercises were splendid. Tfce _ ctjjldren_as well, as adults played w'ell tTieTr parts. Mt. Eden in on t?he job at all times. She can't be beat. ? The A. C. E. league Rave a picnic tful crowd was present. We spent some happy hours. The young folk werP overjoyed to get an outing of this kind. , ?.Aiso Williams Chapel had its Easter program on Sunday night. It was said to be very good. We are now able to motor on pftveih roads through Carlisle. We are the stuff. ' ,' ^"r" ; VT T SWANSEA NE\VS 4 On last Sunday, April filth Rcvr?-n ft?ft?Wells,?presiding ehlFi'' Uf- the >n Waterce district held his second guar- c'h terly conference at'Mt; Olive A. M. E. m< church of which Rev. J. .James is pas-!ch tor. The quarterly conference was a 0b success. A large' crowd was out to [ witness the soul reviving sermon of j which Rev. Wells preached from Matt. iiSJshapter. subject "Our wedding gar- )e ment. - 'jSe Sunday school opened ai the usual fid' hour with Officers at their post of du- j ty .The lesson was well taught and,(?eemed to have been enjoyed by all. e wero ghul to have gain. You are always welcome. piMr. Preston Robinson and Willie Jones of Livingstone were the guests of. Mis.->es Emma Dell and Ethel Mae Fields Sunday- afternoon. ' Mr. and Mrs." Willianr. James or St. ^ Matthews motored, up to Swansea 1vt Wednesday afternoon to see Mr. and,to: Mrfe. I. F. Fields. They reported aj very pleasant trip. Mr. Fields, wh0jho has hern somewhat. indisposed for at ...., while is doing fine at this writing? Mrs. Leo 10 Bellinger is At home Hf-T~ ter closing .a .sucCeSSfUl schooSterm. inj ? h - " EXCURSION ft -To ? --l-'-l- :j Ri -Washington, D.C. FViday, May 2, 1930 j ? A fine opportunity to visit the Nation's Capital. Wonderful Parks,- -j? Washington monument, Library of "j > r nntrrauu r/iwtl<urie>i I T Ino/il n i ai n, I.IIKUI" ^ [ Memorial, National Museum, and j * BIG ..LEAGUE jlASEBALL ] _:sr: Louis (Browns) <s: wash- j~" ingtOn (Senator*), May .1-4. Detroit (Timers) vs. Washington .(Senators), May 5-6th. ROUND TRM> FARES From ?. {}, Fare Abbeville, S.'C. .lL'_.&l4.50 Aiken, S. C. U_. 15.50- r' . Anderson. S. C. . . .'rrii. 14.50 Barnwell. S. C. ..?4 -15.50. Batesburg, S. C. 14.75 Belfbn. S. .-Cr^-1, 14.50 Blackvilley S. 0. 15.00 Blythewood, S. C. 1.1.50 Cdniaen. S. ('. ^ j 12.50 Chester, S... C. ,1- 13.50 Columbia, S. C. 13.50 Denmark. S. C. 1- 15.00 Donalds, S. C?. 14,50 Edgefield, S. C. _ _ _15.50l Fort Mill, s. c. iz.50~ Fort Motte., S. C.; ? 14J.?H ~ Graniteville. S. C. 15.50 Greenwood, S. .C. .... 14-50 Heath'.Springs, S7 C. _lJ? 12.50 ^ Hodges, S'. C.. ; 14.50 , Hdnea Path, STO. 14.507, " , Johnston, S. C. 15.50 Kershaw, S. C. ' 12.50 | -Lancaster. S. C. , 12.50 j 1 Langley, S. C. 15.50 f- J Xeesvijle, S. C:~ 14.75 ! ; Lexington, S. C. ....I--. .14.410 1 Newherry, S. C. ? 15.00 Orangeburg, S. C. ?1.. 14.50 I ! Prosperity, S. C. 15.00 j ' Ridgcway, S. C. . 14.50 Ridge^SprirTg, S. ('. zi------1 1-5 .-00Rock Hill. S. 12.50 {fe Salley, &. C. --ir-.i ?___ 14,75 4? St. .Matthews,.S. C. 14.50 '17 Springfield, S.'^T. 14A5 j S? ,Sumter, s. 10.50 (), Treuti>n._S. L\ __ ?_ 15.50 j Unio'n, S. C. -------1777.- 11.00 Ward, S. V..-? -15.25 T~+Winnsbwo,--S.--C. - .. lOrftO-? -j-iit DATES OF SALE ANI> FINAL id' "LIMIT -? ~ lw,' tiOINO: TV-kets will l>e sold to Ik> <?<" good going on all regular trains th: (except Crescent Limited) Fri- j >'? ...day, May 2. 1U30. ]-**< RETURNING: Tickets will he t?h; .. ? .. .1 ...? .1 .... ..II . ..1 1 i l I Kinm iiMurimiK ".it ?' icKUjinr traliw fi'vrTTpt I:rgi^c<uiLJJmitt'd') jjj*. so as to reach original starting point prwr to midnight elf W.ed- \ nesdav. Mav 7th, 1930. .. " CONVENIENT SCHEDULES: Pullman Standard Sleeping Cars j vv? and Day Coaches. | VVJ ?-Consult Ticket Agents ip Southern Railway . bo / System?t ' HENRY L. . ; ' . ' . /> T" IT 1 ^_ ? ft. : WiB? ' ^Bl"^| w w.^r wr_. H^k Good IMBkL_iMI. (o"r .^r1;--;-'' [*2 Ji.'.^.'~ L . :*./*', ~~ Saturday, April 1930 ' Newberry news Tlk> Rev. A. t- Dixon, has- made a mi', for himself.?Ha is an ahle..prea-. or. lie preached three strong serins at, filler's Chapel a! m.- e. urch last week. It was during the servance .of Pashron Week, leading i to Flaster. It was Faster everywhere in New-, rry Sunday and at 5:00 'tr\rlock at thlehem Baptist church a jfrreat proam was rendered. ' . At 11:30 at) Miller's chapel Rev. J. Smart preached a great resurrec>n se.rmcn which was enjoyed by all n> were present and at 3:00 a greflt?? ogram wa4s rendered by the. Sunday book . At K :."}<) o'chK'k St. Matthews B'apt church, Sunset. Park rendered the ogr.a m?fpr. their- church whk?h"'was ry good. Iie.v. J. ('. C'opeland is pas~ r. ' ' . Miss sperit" Easter at me. Slie -is teachlng-at Brewer noroi school In vireenwood. M-iss fioml*. instructor in the nnrs-?? Er department, came flown with her. ?r hop,?'. :s in New York. . Miss Fthel Biunchi spent Faster iiW rfch Carotinu^with her brother. Mis'iy ~~ . air hi h it,, popuin? doaaatigjCM ce teacher in Drayton street high' oool. " ' " ' : : ~~ llvt | SAVE W.1TH; ICI J i ubiuW Whv ? ICE ref: 'deration-. is Ideal ??? ' * " " < moist, but just as nature requires for ~ rafrty keeping the healthful juices and ' ielicious flavors of meat, fruit and , .ege tables. ''' *? ? Not only does ICE provide the bert means of refrigeration, but it is alao :he. most economicab The food alooe saved will easily pay your ice bill. Why not assure yourself the uninter rnptcd benefit orf this ideal refriger-, ? nit?relieve yourself of all responsibility by making us responsible for your ice supply? ITY ICE COMPANY ~ 21 MAIN ST. PHONE 3156 ter a Billion Deadly Gfcrms in CtM ins are so small that there may .asjiiauy asxine billion, -seven -hun- ...id million of thpm in a Hrnn n# iter. A*nd jur.t a few-of -these-^tiny rms, if thev getvinto your blood lough a-out-in .your skin, may make 1 so sick you will be in bed for ?eks?may cause the loss of a limb lough blood poisoning?may even feet vqu wtth that most dreadful and ^ lal of diseases. lockjaw. ^ : . Just because you can see no dijt in cut .does riot mean that it is.clean, m cannot see ganr.s. - The only safe' (1 sane thing to do, is to thoroughly ish every cut, no matter how small. lh I.iqniiL.-Bnro7.nne to kill ? the rmsJ_a,u{ then dust it with Borozone? wdei\ to hasten the healing. Liquid irozone costs 30 c^nts, 60 * cents, .20 and $1.50; Borozone Powder, 30-nUiand'fii) cents, and ean be had at H'' WAVF.RLRY DRITf? STORE JACKSON | rtaker - Embalmer >lastic Surgeon nr 9103 Night Phone 338-J ain St. MARION, S. C. / on, Couser & Davis . ' rtakers and Embalmers oun St. DILLON, S. C. PHONE 270 w S" f- ' , - L. Foxworth tmerat?Director ~ mi i.lin's, s. c. r fTaTtlnK, Embalming and I Ambulance Service 1^.? Car# and FuneraLErjuipment as -r? ? ; Si The^feelT and better than the - Rest and Prices Leas ^ 1 TESY _ AND SERVICE - ?