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PAGE SIX Ip - ! ?? . I : t ? 1 SPORTS PA! ? ??rirtr ? A ^ ' -1? ' The chesty State college a?c: of the hard hitting Morris colle to wi'eSt flh *-< derMim rwmi ? v Two State pitchers., Burgess and David, as usual was call, twirled the whole gallic for tl game progressed. It was r^io the ninth frame by .some -who- > the home plate and'.was "tallied peiied tp bt. Yours truly, Tnbuj continue through the eleventh . Cotton was caught oil" >? ? ..n, Her as ohm might imngim- MUy this writer during the euiij make- plenty sctttts: Cluflin gave Allen a rood drti , fey tile. Columbians. We :u,. I ami emerged victor'ions, lit s. In the Allen-t'lallin game ai Rllh" t-lul?. Tattle :M illeVlg,. 11 fence. It seems as it lie. ...... to Richland County, fur Hall is . Two other members of the II. \ got one and Burton'bite. 7?"J"r'? 4 '] hey I t-port IhStl .IttiLtU , hats men. Onwi haViejjTTrM I'linn,At liii< i 11 ? ?? it 1 ing m first in the buiitlny: eha> another'iTfiiriee at State. Sf;?t opposition. Benedict is absbl . :r.J .twice,- llabies^-and I'uhio h?\ seems to have a cinch. % " Believe it oy not (\LiVh P P/d ~ - . iast} Friday and* handed tile tin bing. They say that \\ Paloy four.d out- thp ait el' .-aii litiVe": finally found, itself. Benedict hasn't done so bad ?? ' Livingstone up just aliout as. the season anil she played ,Su lunihia. _ =>. ~r. Don't;ipiss tlfe Alle.n-i'aine'; mises-to be a cTosly corrtfested 1" on HurstlMeld tliu.-; I'll ! ) I -1 " " exception. ~ . CLAFLIN WINS 'I'VVo i -"^Orangeburg, May 2 -'I'lu' niriyfairutinn > I ? < .. UIICI l \\ u staged a comeback and' won I* tories. T^p tirfU victory?,.444++ ter Monday when they hunt Pai . T.l_,_Jege. to the-tune <>t'A}-">. Mntler ed for the Panthers .giving. n five hits, while his. o|?in~nieiit ler^-pitching for Paiiuv- v,is- w ? for -nine frits'-hy?Hiir-f-Httt+to-t+v Panthera''clinched Hie game wi runs in the eight!) inning. yhe ClaHinftes again met a feated Allen university Ji n_K re teruoon. West, started tin- go Claflin, but was sTi|>|ihi'iited J>\ son in thtT^fourfli-.inning .after ?:? had made seven 4-a-lIyi*. '1'itr?Vled 7-8 until t!ie sixth inning, ll Pgnthers scored?it -runs in t In and"~SeVet)th innings, driving I from the mound to l>e. repln* Dix, in t!ie seventh. I n I he . Trirll/igf tTie FunTTiers seon .l I'm to Allen's LOile thus' cndiih*' i In with two victories. w , ST. (iKOkdl? (i ATOKS w i s PttOtt BOWMAN I YTTTIT The St. (1 corgc t !al nr.-' <U ?the Bowman Furrtmm-s at-ebo-jv* inond on?Fri(Ta>''. "A pn| lifrth urni'u ,.ir ?<) > _ .. The Gators started a ~<ho\ hits from the hist i riding toil not allowing the fanners at ctrailce. "t*ot" Stewart,' wle. fof the game and tin* liator < were stellar performers for .tl The Mond&v game v\as at Ho on the Farmers' field. '|*fie sc< ded 3 to 0 in the Gators l;r, nr. Stuart, who pitched did n d the Farmers a single int. II' way with Something. and: Ifon boys are carried away over th - cisive-vieterry.?Wtrp<?+rrrpr^the; getoyer confident. ' "Stic^< "Staley cauglft for the*"' at Bowman. " , The Gators hope in the near ^ to get a jf it lite with Untnw.-Hmasee. BREWER WINS FROVr BOOR BY ONE SCORE IN I.AST l> _in a game that will h>nWjjh<^'i "bered by Booker" T- \N asEwtti t' school Br ?AVer juinped in th half of the ninth inning fron" scorjjs to the eighth -inning w the game by a jscot-e ofS-T,. The game was interesting th out. Both teams madt'-iVie seoi in the first inning. The- Browt ohocked the Colunihia boys In accurate hitting. When the w I score was ma'dc find Hooker ' the Of HI gngw hrwl loft t-wn bft * ces for continuing the rally., rJ'l . wer bovs out played tin; .Co Jsoys. Cblumbia's scores were through errors. The final sen !b? ' 8-7.?- ' ...? ;; L- v. SIMS HUiH BKATS KO< l\C F -- - - The undefeated Sims [Heli ?. invaded Hock Hill to a<UI a k- Or?iV.ilt. ft |.;.W. . HII..I vittui jr tu tiici j r>iimj^. >y iu\ in ten innings fi to 5. The game was featured by t ^ liartt duel between A.' Sn^lb an njett. T^te contest |>i;m;ed te K beep the'bfat played dh Ju>Tk T III I III j (itMitr I'I I ; STURE BROWSINGS . tk\ l AlC AUDN Eli ~ rvgTftTTu 1 received a terrible scare at the hands go toii.ni. It took just eleven innings for State ilit'. Iluptrtlx :?? ? ; and' Way man, were driven from the mound tl. ii| onto deliver his team. Code of Morris ii' "Came Cocks^' and 'waxed stronger as the tight that Morris scored the winning run in <a\v the game, when a Morris player slid, into "out on a close play. His Umps who hapiht J list a hit differently so the game hatl to stunzt before a decision was reached. d hase JII' 1 lie-first imrirrg in a pretty a manorci fr.-n-aliMMt Hit' hardesthitting Wfli'ji ... hi. .a11\ ii'iini uuu ijt'ais tncm must u~ ^ ' . rr*~~' _ ' iM>iii" last Friday in spite of three home runs b?M?l imp < InIIitr Vivereame a seven run lead ???? mtiwer member was added to the Alton Honm all, smacked .one over Claflin's center field iiU i slop <.t t Ins club is going to be confined 4'Coin Arthurs ? jurfi, below the Fair grounds. I; acted normally at Onfhgeburg; Scott ml Ids weren't much trouble for the (Maflin 'I'"" ""i make a son-am' hat State won't have any competition in comic. Allen lots lost two games, and wont have e has met, and conquered her hardest league ntel\ out of the running. ^Morris has lost e Ir. eo buffeted -about pretty l>a<il,v. State I _l K- ??1 * . . ' ^ jedcs to Kipley)- benedict went to Salisbury u-h advertised I.ivingstpxui-njne a 15-2 drubwas in rare term UTnt that Keith has finally rv.aeh .Madison believes that his team has ly with het extraterritorial games. 4'She drd l.adly as .1. ('. Smith did her up the first! of iih a draw game on the latter's visit to Co???? u 4 * ^ ' K rati, at 11 urst. field this afternoon. This proJ-'imua the games that have been played < a I l.iihm '1, mul tins will hardly~-be an ( m.te time. ^The timely hitting' by _! I eimir ami A., Smith ..\yfth a circuit t lailih .!i i\e by Chambers featured the" stick nies work for the Td?ers. While Ivery ,\n \ iv t or Kmniett Scott carried one over ~?Iva^- in ; in?rt-voiith 1'jii u circuit drive with in?- col- It .ttfeh carrying the honor with the pit < h i^k- "tiolh teams all around showed |i-.iiiiy up exeellent' oil the fieldf. F. Young . w alt 11,a; rat ing poisoi 1 in the left field a I lop. .1 " luado a catch w'Mch-proved slow death -?W -Ivh i metfiScotJ-' in- the- tenth. i!i l\\o [The Tigers are trying to 'dear ".their way to championship of the ml ile- Piedmont League. We note, that Emla.\ af-^PLet't Scott was famous for stealing mi": for . l.aVos, . but Chambers --* and the KeyKotiin >tou,. gang caught them in the act .VIli;ii. | Iipii 1 hey were about to escape. Ileniter!) ; :? 1 " rt ^ 1 i?'n tli..i mm * * -tVIi. A-Nl)fi:itSDN I1IMI SCHOOL PA?S . no.M Ai;H TO BRRWKR'S BASK ' ; It A II. TKAM. CIV 111 li | ' ir r i?11 > * . ' ""In :i last tfaitif in Anderson on Tuesday, April 2t>th Brewer won easi:its ' | ' Both trams played hard, bpt the - ?btrH-mr-?nl" the Bt'ewer team carried dial<*iT~11 |t?ni over the top. H. Hill pitched the sd~d+;+?frrr-KreWPr UTid h~t. was at his l.y the I test. Brewer has lost only two games . 1 his, season. ? ve, of, - ... . a* last . | * * "? * ^-i^r HI(7ijr4llLL SCHOIII MikTf-wc |..i? in M - * " . atelier j '?i - . .'? lull/oil, April 2S?.?The Educational w uianj- ^sermon of the High Hill School was T I |('at4*ttd by StcvonKon- of Sir - ( hi" l?'s S. c/ HO took for hjs text r'^t.?Luke?ft:l, "Tiaunch out into the V"J <1- deep and let down your nets for-a 'P"- draught?Rev. Stevenson is a won1 ili i iul_ preacher. A_Jesson was learn> ?1< i f eel t hat will not bp forgotten by those ? f-who' witnessed that sermon. It was <.;?11.rs certainly enjoyed. The chapel could -7 -Trr;?hold the peoplfF. I, ' April 25th was our annual coni-rri' Vf^TOencemc-ntrrr The children played jlheir- parts we'll. You should have 0 .4 seen -i'.Jimbo Jim.'-' .We have had. a 'j.;U 'e f VLiy successful term of six months. , \ |\t;i Alter the program a gamt. of batfe ? lull between the sons nn'd fathers of 'cinenw fl'igh-Hill school was played. This >11 high' 'witnessed by several hundred };4^t ! t'dple. 1 want to tell' you that the 1" three -,,ns' really "gave their fathers a tight rinning: wrap. A father will not tackle his ] son agaifil soon. You should (have roilgh-' seen Mr. T> I'urehettr~WTth a bat in c eiich tiie right hand and^pipe in hiR mouth r buys .^',v Hnrchett just declared if he fail> . their A'i l" hit the ball with the*i4?at" he jnning ' Wouldn't' with bis pipe. After the T left aonTo we < reassembled for a Moving r-p';in 'I'n Out niimv given by Prof, flrigg. (1 j v. 'Iti i?itn another enjoyable affair. lumbia pictures were very good indeed. ' A nice sum was realized for the re was . _ t)rj_ f\jesday night, April 29th there I will he a Mock Wedding given by the * ?-? ~ -| I,adie?r of?t"h^ High Hill A. M. E". y'TJ ich. Mrs. I). C. Iteed and Mrs. | M.1!!. I )iggs members of the H. H. Tigers _ school faculty are participants in the not her wedding. ?- <- ' ' / _ rr '.thryj fffi-Tfrursdav- riAht 'thia wedding ofI lit'will t>e repeated, at Willow GroVe ~*y-v . (.buic-h 1_ _ ? rt'"V'il- Mr. Ilamtttoh TTill -has retuVht'd 1?0 (I liar j ris hopic in Jacksonville, Fla., after i "have spending a few days with his sister Fill loi i Mi^-iL- Diggg. ' - ^ , - niiititlil'iArili?i n 1 .. iw?nTr-ir - : I .-11= ? ? 1 ' * * ^ SPO , TT ? BEAUFORT COUNTY TRAINING SCHOOL NEWS l Today was indeed a hennHful d?y 4^ for church and Sunday school goers, cr - and a number toolt advantage of the 1st day. , Jj? is Our Sunday school today was .w^ll th r attended by the teachers and students. ?ol The subject of the lesson was7~'fGiv- j in - in'y t?p for the Kingdom." Thu 1 ~ was well discussed and a deal of in-'T f- rmation was gotten from it. " Ifr On last Monday which was Easter pi Monday one of the > members of the'pi , sixth grade, Susie Wright, got up a-'th , inong the campus student's an Easter a partv. .With the assistance of two 0-1 th thers they got about 5 dozens of eggs, ' g< and the teachers hid the eggs for theitr students. ... | pi if, Viygthc^t?acfiernrC^AH^n'tiT'l vi dents seemed to-have had a delight- be ful time.- ~~ - si On Friday night Prof- Shanklin 1110 " tored toALemassee to Miss Matthews" bj school closing, accompanied by Miss | M Mitchell Clemintine Jenkins, Martha rv ~-Young, Foch Franklin, Frederick G, ci Greene, and Clarence Eaddy.- They. C; _ _ail?re ported?a?moat?wonderful?trip] <lt and the closing just great. Miss Mat-;si! thews ' deserves much credit for her | work. . _ -. J Jc The baseball team will motortoiAV Walterboro to play a game" there/Let! ? a? many go as possible. I am sure .you te will enjoy the game. | ti< : Wf regret much that our donr phs-j-tri tor, Rev. Fordham, was not able to! re be out to church today on account of: vt illness. We wish for him a speedy w< recovery. Mrs. India Shanklin, the home eco-i^e nomics teachers, will have her Better i co Home demonstration on Thursday, (of Don't miss it you will enjoy a treat. \V The viistorS out to the sclmql this:in week were Mr. A. White and Miss K'. .lu Loadhardt. ' - - ' The campus is being beautified byjor - a member, of the-seventh grade, Rev. j so - Honry Golden, who is whitewashing st all of the outhouses, trees and fen-jgt ' ces. This adds sq" much to the'.beau-1 us tif'ul days. ! - !dc GRAY COURT NEWS !-' < //._ ' tu The senior class of the Laurens j d - enmity high nnhool was given a prise party by the junior class on ^ Wednseday'evening, April 23rd. An interesting program -was - arranged. After the program the seniors ivere invited into the hotne economies room | which was beautifully decorated, in | , which a delicious eourse was served j ' ed by all especially tl\? seniors. v j ,*J Misses" Nannie~M., Ardelia, and-F; s( Herron and Airlissa_Franklin, Mesr- [ srs. George Smith, Furnian Herron, I W| ing, A.priL.2.7th,. to. a program... ..1 .ITlj.S .Miss Lillie Daisy Oliner is sick.!,.' Hope for her a speedy recovery. ^ Misses Carrie Lue, Mary, Iona M. j K Phelps, and Odessa James motored f to Center Robin Baptist church Sun-' !f day afternoon to attend the funeral j of Mrs. Atline Cunningham. . j ^ Miss Mayhelle L. Candy motored to 4Laurens Tuesday-afternoon on Inisi iiess. j ?Y Messrs. W. T- Warton t>f Bracks-) ville, Va., Cordon Sullivan, ' Jerpme i. " CtnTriyrand OtiyTprankirn, Misses 1). '* Hann, O. Abercrombie, and A. Frank' lin motored to Laurens as guests .of- ( 1 Miss Sallie K. Hooker. ' da Prof. W. A. White and Mrs. Clar-I,u -j-ence E. Clinkscales were the Friday om i iiuuii gutrrna ui mi. anu mr^. . 1. Bates... They also motored to Liberty to be entertained by an exhibition. ar " Prof. W". A." White," Mr. Clarence ClinkscfWt an<d 'Mrs. MW^ilson and Wanzer, motored to Fountain Inn to 1 witness the primary closing of the *T school there. Monday night. Sl< Misses Dollie B. Dunlap and Velmer Cleveland were escorted to the re^ Inception Ij/ednesday evening by Mr. S, l'" Adams. - MOUNTV1LLK NEWS ^ ? The second quarterly conference ftf"-^p the Moantville circuit of- the Green; woorT district was held April 26, ancH^* -27th irr-Fatrvtew A. M. E.* church | qv with Rev. P._M.Gary, presiding. The~con?erenee was a Success. AH'r(. reports were good ; :?J.? "Rpv P P Plnvpr Ftwa nocfpr io 1 ? ? ...v. X" joi ing his best to raise the standard or jj the work. When one of his Rairview Jv| members presented him with a hamlse he was made to feel very good. Miss Alice Fowler has closed a sue- vj cessful school term and left last | Thursday for New York Ctty'Tb visjt jj. relatives. ' ht Misrs Roftt.i* Tinslgy And Mri A Ilia I Brown motored to Clinton Sunday and I ^ were the dinner guests of Mr: and j .K Mrs. John Garrett. i _ Mrs.'Leslie Vance of. Charlotte is, here at the bedside of her grandmo-j ^ ther Mrs. Lucretia Fowler, who con-'ar tinue9 ill. . . jcu Mrs. Bessie Cunningham gave a j very interesting concert Friday night: ^ at the closing of her school. L0 Mrs. Ada Green of Gastnnin whrn!^. has been the pleasartt visitor of Mrs.) Laura Floyd, has returned home. .I.v, Mr. Edward Stevens of Greei\wo"od was a visitor in the community Sun day afternoon. Rev. P. M. Gary, presiding elder oj . the Greenwood district, preached a ] soul stirring sermon at New Hope A.'s., M. 51. church Sunday nighrtj. | ch Mesws. Samuel Richardson and . -Wada_Caldwell are still on the sick or s "Jl* IIJ-lJ"J ,J-t?m -1 J ILL Mr. Joshua Jones has gone to join^ The wedding bells are continuing! h< to ring. Mr. Walter Puller and Missja Lola Boozer wei^e happily married hi . Sunday afternoon. _^ ~ _j_i -r. ; . i at SAl .. i ||- .i mAmmwVi i t ; ' I' . ' " > LEADER r-^7' . . ~!Z~ RTS ^.CARLISLE NEWS . . J i < The SiTnday sclwnT-trf iVft. -Htien Tras ~( t?full?bloom on?Sunday.?A special i owd was present and everybody 'emed to have been studying. There j I but one way that we can learn andji int. is -by ideas with the ; 1 Tier fellow and this was the case s i our Sunday school Sunday. 1 1 HI at Willi'inir rbipn) Key. . 1 ateTiad as his guest Rev. Mrs. Jef-.i y who mounted the. rostrum and i reached a wonderful and very im- 1 ressive sermon. Rev. Mrs. Jtlffry, al- '? io a very young woman is certainly! deep reasoner. If wv .-nn get ;iny,:i ling from anybody we certainly can ' ?t a great message from her. She > uly must be .God-sent., She has been J -eaching^sjnco she was If) years ofi ye'; Shy' conducting a* spring re- >v val for- Rev; Tate.?We hn-pe -wry- i )dy will come td hear her and I.jpni ire you will be benefitted. . ,'t Mrs Aim a 1 liikrrsoii accompanied ' v T her son, MT\ Henry Dickerson, t iss Surah Hillt Mr.-anti -M-mr?Ber?-p ' Lvles and Mrs. Diekersnn'si tri-uml 1 lildyen motored to Saluda, North |i arolina, to visit Mrs. lhekerson's ; niifhtfi's,?They a very phut?^ mt trip. ^ . | J. M. Dawkiityr and itev. W. Fn* thnspn motored to Newberry last I Wkr~Rov. Dawkins' was on business.J ^Ir.-Wesley KitieUSdn waS'lnTChes- j r last weffk attending the conven-!: on of the Home Bnrial--?id soeictv. which he is one ol' its olUi'oi'sT lie'.' ports that the"convention was very' ?ry good and is doing a splendid ork, ' I" The construction of the .new paved! ltd through Carlisle is about to be 1 nipleted on this end to the regret : many and 1 bet you don't know why ell, I know. The "gents" are leav- ?, g. Well," what do you reckon is j ipening in Carlisle? Well, the boys f id_gLr-ls are dmnning -the hammers r i one another. The boys are getting ] i high- as to call the girls^on .the , tet't and loll-litem "honey, ybu can it anybody you want because 1 can't { se you any more," and the girls are v ring the very same thing. - What <he | in know about thai? '. - ;* The members and'friends-of Mt. K- s ?n have any kind of candy you want y ich .fc "Big^jJajrub" "B.V thy Way." c tack and White,,v and what have you. j 'hen you want gr.pd t'TTnd> sel' liieni. { hev really have it fur yog. f KKNNK'iTSVll.l.K VkW'S . '< The Paster gale is-.-over and wi? ; iel as?i-f?nw?warm?weather?is?rrr^ r good unless time-changes this Out- | pj< now. Thje crops show splendid s Kas?of j*ood results this term. . ' | The sad news, took its flight this s eek that our dear little Matt-n- U T aines on Mai shall street, is im 'more; a~ yeiiT in Tihire she was on the j L-k list. So Cod .removed her out of1/ >r pains and sorrow.- ?? Mrs. Alice B. Williams arrived here 1 j oni New Vork City to the. remains j her sister. Mr. Arthur 1-ucas, an ! j u-le, arrived, for the funeral fromiv 'ashinKton. 11 is sf ay jyhs >\ i 1 li his ^ other in Taw, Mia Mjfl-v Sanders. He,. turnett 1 o I lie i-u pit n I?Sunday alter- 1 >oii with Mr. II. K. t 'oviiijtlon and u- ! '? ?*: ' |l; Miss Kulli Mel olluio spoilt a h?ve-;s Viithler v. 11 L k'es and friends. She-lYiade ;r splen- (| d speech 4o her homo church Sun-L: i,v nuirnitij*. 1-ati- Sunda^rrvehiiijf a ' ^ iniher of her brothers and sisters-) utored toChera w where she hoarded j j e train for Washington. |v Mrs. l.illie Adams is on tlit. sick, list] id we hope shL. will soon he better. 1) W v- II..?I... : ??....-i: ? . u..! KJ- Iiuiuia in u t H"II I UK lilt inlical convention held in (i reenville J urn Wednesday through Friday. He' ported a splendid and inspiring ses-j )I1. . ' " : : -> 1 Dr.'lfind Mrs.-A, C. Cooke worship- ' d with Evans Chapel A.M. K. Z. j urch Sunday morning and after- ; on. Rev. Hatwood, pas'tru*, and Rev. I? jnter, of- Dise -Hill A. M. K. Z. Sexvices at Shiloh Bpptist ehnreh| rt; a trrmt jnimss. I lev. A.' .1.1 right delivered one of his master-1 eces Sunday morning. The church is crowded as usual. The spirit of )d took its flight in'Vvery re?peetr-|:er ?80.00 were soon put -"on . Ijjv ta-. ? for panthr'a salary,. ^TheMmirit ached, the climax in kvery respect. The Lord "has sent us a real jew when he sent us Rev. A. Widght^. r*. Wright, his mother'is in the city t titing-hcr children. Wt. are glad to ? e our pood friends call to-our city, c Mr. Crosland died- in the Bennetts- i Ik* hospital Sunday afternoon. {j Kittle Miss iTUCeTiTr Marshall.1 St.u| K no mOre. The remains await for if >r_ relatives in the north to arrive. I j The Ble'mhoim graded school closed ' 5 is week. Mrs. 1*./It. MeOollum if-11 ?rts a sitccesful term.-' * rl Miss Martha Reese, spent Kaster | f >me from her school in Kingstreet.. * iss . Reese is a popular' young Italy i id a member of the high school fa-!* ilty of Kingstreet. ||| The Kaster program was hehl at t e Second Baptist church Sunday af- ! vn'ooni tjuit(. u mnnhej ueie pi event ith a leal' program was put >>Vel'. Many of our friends are leaving for , e northern states. .... ]! t ^ HISHOI'V II NEWS We were wonderfully blessed 'with ' lendid services at the various chures in town last Sunday. The presi- I ng elder, A. V. Spears, preached ^--W^iiinK miiUMj.qV Nvw tkUaiL.. fnday morning at Half) oVlock. Brsi xt was found in Psalms lh(. 1 IP: IX, T )pen thou mint' eyes, thatsl "may betid wonderous things out of thy w." We were well fed with spinal food. Tim funeral services of Mrs. B. ML. v* - I'y .. .... i.? w ?' " '' ~./. * '1 ' . j \ ' * Marche were held at New Bethel Sumtlay at 3^30 p. ni. Rev. H. W. Wilkerj vfftclated, an iff Nelson and Lewis., wan ti chirrgeof the "funeral. ~7 J j th The funeral services of Mrs. Flora Krown _\vere__held at the Mt. Harmon A. diurch Sunday at 2:00 o'clock p. in. j ed ?cv. J. S. Hannah&m otticiatect. Nel- ! o'< =ou and Lewis w.ere-in charge. i de Holy week was -observed at Mt.jE; lar iiiiiit. Baptist chujyph beef- w-eek by w i series of prayer services and preach- ti< The educational drive at New kt EJethel last Wednesday evening was" be luite a success." . , ' '.yr Elder A. P. Spears, little son and.pr laughter, and his mother-in-law, Revrjig 1. W. Walker, and Miss Lilliewood I sU .vere the dinner guests of Prof, and jo drs P T. CJ 1-.. - ? wvvnmv |ant oununy. Rev. and Mrs. A. R. Moore left last ch Saturday for their home in AshevilLe, so Hlniili CtU'bllha. sc .^Ll's,-'.Qllvift?X?iUaon left. last. Sa- fo uvday for New Haven. Connecticut. eh vhere ?he will spend the summer with J!1 j_et aister, Mamie Waetor. - ?? __Mrs.. Rett ha?Murphy, after spend- Te WR ..several months with her cousin, in Wis. Olivia Gibson, .left for North t,a ar .lina Saturday, w^iere she will ^ peml a week before returning: to her |u iome in Elizabeth, New Jersey. Mrs. Daisy Williams of Levy street PJ' s improving after being confined to Vl< I or home?due, to .illness. ... : 1? CONWAY NEWS - to Bethel A. M. E. -Church 1 .m" Rev.,- DT"J; Turpin, pastor of Bethel V. M. E. churcli passed away April.j | list. ' . i A man' that was loved by all. The uneral was had AVednesday morning ? . rT eleverf o'clock. Program as fftllows^ |10 Older Murph of Columbia acting as n!tRter Of c??t-Pmnni??a. ?,?? ? Singing; after which prayer was ofered by Rev. Wm. Myers, solo "Man- . ions in Heaven Prepared for Me,'h._e ).v Emp'" Hemingway. Then the pas-'J.a ors from the various places were pre-- wj iented'to give their last words in he-'jn. inlf of the deceased. They were Rev. ?pain of Toddsville, Rev. Doughty, of W) 3uckaport; Re-v. J. S. One. of Mopjon; ivv. Brogdon, of Georgetown; Elder uiuii?t? in McurKeiown; r-iaer 1. .J. ilillcr of the district and Rev. Spears >!' Sumter. % Telegrams werb read by Rev. Jas.'l?e )avis. Presentation of resolutions, 1,1 } H Viehalf of the conference hy Pint I i. S. Coe; in behalf ofi th(, district [ Vj ?v Rev. B. P. Boye; in behalf of the:-4 >und?y school and league by Mrs. )sei OnVirllemiupway. After which a most triking sermon was delivered by *KI- ^ Km- 1'. f . fleas of Marion. ^ ..SJlo, Miss l.ucile. \V<>odbery, ".Testis 'J 'roirtlsed Me a. Home." Adjournment. ,!51, M'ter which the body was then car- u led to Latta and deposited besTde s'.5 he former. Mrs. Turpin.-Turpin is not dead, he. is just sleep- 1.' ng. Sleep on Turpin. We loved you os we loved you luitllesus loved you ?m iest-and~took you as an anpeP in tbaX "* dace of rest. . Conway "and Darlington hail ifUire " i light Combat Monday with Dewitt icbiml tbe bat, Ford on first; Nichol- 1 on on 2nd; Roach on .'led, Wilson, Al tmt- rmrb ^f otirfscin iTr*tlbr fb?ttT T*Ke ' " ipeninp game was one of culture and of'memeot and intelligence as well as _ rood sDortsmanshin. The same un oiH|uerahle team Is to play Dillon Iomluy. You are good Dillon, yet i it hy. : BE ASS OF GETTING 1 "Call for_them C LA US BREAD "SOUTH'S FAVOR11 pwoc8w?a??Mce????????e8?^ i \ MFQCA nir nr/ } i* iTiJuuunvnu v/i v $ a !. Who? loath invades your family i solution comes to you from the fuel ANL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATJ 5 protected hy insurance laws, to pa 2 policy which your forethought pers such. J> 1 he Mutual Relief & Be T.R YOUN.GBI.OOI g PHONE 71K?? .... - ..... , | REESE'S DRI - ' MRS. I\ R. RE] A Full Line of Patent l_ - Cigarettes -and ^Tofcacoc Madam C. J. Walker's "'TimesT Ifle^?'ffireatti" and PHONE [ 41422 Assembly Stre?t, tr; ~~-rY : : . > n np r. r.nn n w ri?i;u,i i.i i,ui w .11 i m? r : ? ? ; = ^ ?= T-.. ; = ...^ M??M? LAKE CITY NEWS _ ' -? ' ; 1.^,.,, . v4~r_ "Easter Sunday wns a busy day at?? ?? e various churches. Kcv. .1. S. Benn, pnsfnr of St, James ?? . M. E. church at Lake City, preachI a wontfcrftrl Easter sermon at It clock. The church was beautifully Corated at 8:15 o'clock when the aster program began. This program as under the auspices of Mrs. Lot - . p Mae Benn arul others. It was in epinpr with the day and showed how autifully they had worked with the >uni^ people for th(. success of the. ojrrahi. The sold rendered by Mas-r Harold "Jesse Benh was indeed a r prise" to .the audience and nuich en yed by all. Rev. C. JI. Copper of the M." R. iur<jh preached- at 11 :M0 o'clock a til . stirring s.-i i.ioii T-he Sunday ? hool had a beautiful Raster program r-that evening, Mrs^-t'roper rhefng airlady. The inorr-TTTi wn* vow nely rendered. The children played eir parts well. . - . Miv Aloiixa Moore of'Lnhe Cite has turned home after a six months'stay Johnson City. Tennessee for medi1 treatment-,, His friends aTe proud_ have him return looking st^yeil. ? " r business 'men. When in this ?to\vir stop -at Moore's e.ssing club fur neat and quick ser-> [ e. Suits cleaned and' pressed while u wait. ' ' LEEDS NEWS" ... _ Rev. A. C. Guiles, our beloved prisf here, preached his farewell ser-. r>m He made every "soul feel hnpt,.' while he talked to u.^.JLiy the yay,, Cter listening to lht. sermon we Wjwif"' to the election of pastors for the reiinder of the year. Rev.. IT. C. Bar- ? r, was elected pastor a"d -Will take i' tdge the first SundayTin May. I liev> -the' Lord intended for the eachers to go to .tho di?r?i-on?- n.a.i,. labor. May the Lord blesS t.hem. Now I wished to say something aut our Easter program: Our su rintendent, Bro. J. II. Brown, arnged "enP of the best, programs ever " tnessed here. On Saturday even 5 us jsictu'u mat ixittT old and young' ay take a part in hunting and" this ? did. We are find lo->-.ny we -all joyed it to the Idlest- " " _ We are hoping for this to come ain. ? On Sunday night?at the surintendent stated that it was time r^the program to begin. . . rod their music very1 excellently. 'ter -which Rev. Wilkes prayed. Tin" t'retary then came forward with the . ogram that had been arranged and erybody played well their pa its. It _ is really enjoyed'by everyone. We >u..iiad .the., principal- of -the white hool and- others, lie made a great Ik about the program which was re onded to by Rev. Wilkesr "We in-' :e each and all to attend the- Chil- =? ^ en's day program which will Is- had e 1st Sunday in June. Qtiality Pressing Club Dry Cleaning. Repairing, Al IV e are in bu.siiu-ss for- your eonvettu-nce and our living. . A ? tie Co-operation wotiUI help ! i_ ? J. II. Bonify, Manager *? Y. M. C. A. IsTfTLDlNC; Sumter Str?*H I'lion^ 1180) iURED I r-r* i ? v?i r-v ??i ' i 1HL bbbl . I ... [-by-name"-' ^ SE N ' S - -= CAKE S rES SINCE 1844" " ' i INSOLATION nnKa, wlmt a iin'ss-npt1 <>T con-'?! ~ L that THE MUTUAL UEI.iEF J ON is under contract and vou j ' y you promptly your insurance 1 uuded you to take out covering { nev'lent Ass. of S. C. s I), Hen. Manager. * * 4MP/, TAYLOR STREET j , M.M.>T.>T.>yQc>gaaaaooj>^uujjjjjjaoa 9ou&&ooouoooo<yoooaamx&a&a IG STORE BSE, Prop. Medicines. Cigars, )s. A Full Line of Preparations at all .. ' -? ' 7820 >. * ' \ t: Columbia. S. C c . 3ocHXKn^r>oooaooQo^aoc tnnnn