Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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^. " ? .4v , J'y^. . s- * . i . ? . . - ' ????mmm ?^n^?a " THE uOLD GRAY AN F ''1111.11' Our Falfpn Chifl'lan ?'?? Bat!?indeed was?* t he nebs 1 hat?r spreaded over this state Tuesday -morning a weak ago, of tin- flealh~of < the episcopal head-of the A M- K.' chjirch i|^ South Carolina in the ncri ? shocking to majiy of us who had not < eVdn heard of the seriousness of his condition. Bishop Hurst made niaiwv>" - staunch fritnds in this episcopal <hs;> trict who deeply, deplore his passing.},. They feel that his service was never i ?w.,V/U,J i ill ? 1 1 .if Vi i C I'M t hint God's^ way bf^ >loi.str' things.^, A|-h?-n < must seemingly, he. wnn taken :i'u;i^ The same was true with the ?1 ist-i- \ pies. When the .Lord, Jesus Christ was ; political loaders"Ttie just at the time when th<4 partita -need them most. . Thi.s was thought to. W in t he case of , Lincoln, Ciarfield, McKlnloy, Hardin. , and ,even' Roosevelt, founder of an in-''; depiPhdent , party *t;haf,was fori;inn its way V'fo political prominence.- ] (tod's?wuy Vol" dolhif things. Wlcm | ' ?his~w%ys: we cannot understand;- Hi- < shop, Hurst though "h lisped" in death. has left "to "dris" CTPdit lasting" nionu .'mdnts in Florida'and^South Carolina -< districts over which h - presided since his. election. Jn tins <l. .r) l jiui. .uindoj-s * Connection and the- country at large i wilUadniit that a giro at man has. fallen ? Hishop KeVert|i' Ci Kansome. \. M.. -r ' 1). 'l>. " ; ^ ~ - " . ,Jfhi' A. M. k! clnlrch in the I'rlm tto state welcomes with delight the a hove character as its bishop-and won rterfuF leader to can-wont the uih s pire-d term of its\lutc elm-flan, lib . shop Kansome is popular in tlu;,ehuic|f ^ with both m'inisteiif; and lay members. ' And it is ptVdictatf^lhaf ITis" adniuiTs ration in Smith ( ] | he classed ainong the .KflMuin the just pry, of the sta%te, Me ii; lUrifrtrlv of Ten- ( nessee, the .home lit' '?Mis. Kills.,. In "V visjjing Her pcoplef iipffiushviHe ?UirVllH iitU.vU'j'inii I W tirtt?^ t V11". ; M - ' '; . tiMigericc who" retVh eVPoi pnnT l''1 ;n -the people' of -hier 'vtutO'. wa< that.^ht? " Is u 1 bishop nf :i1| ' t In' 'Dre-? . . masses as well as the classes. Sn vou see thu? he is the right; map i i the right #place.~ .lust here we ?\v; til tit, congratulate Dr. T.' .1; '.Mile-, Tite: chairrnaii, and those, atjendjng. .the. ' .- funeral vf--Bishop;' -IIurst,' fpui. this. ??-r- state, in allow rug the hi.*hop-' q?-mT; ctl .to?ftinkV"tTiTs assim^o>:< 11 is.1?u.e_ state. The law gives ,t hem.'t ha! 'right. ! v petit io'rf the general chrm-h'li'-r a tain" bishop^than stewards; ha\?~-.i? petition the annual eon'fenV?ce ' t'-?.f a . certain minister. *<)f cuor<e \v(w I " 1 \ [>re'fere.ucesA)ut ull ..1' i'hem -n".- ..nr . . and all u.f tftiaii?will ni;'^-o4?. e; 'w.-tv section of Our great church it. tin \ Jive long ehough.. Too often v. -w.p.t' to be active in the eutmng ?f . for selfish 'reason??* J M't tini.es want the 'hisjton to (Yef fyWealTd iTi "We few*'' so 'that "we few" not ?? ? more will rfrr'o" -s... . ? ? - 4 U.. IJ . . * . . ? t 4 ' - I me ui,aii<^ii mtt -in ine _ rri'Hvu a\.(- i v unust not want our << isff-s and do-dies In everything, AW-nn^ftil "A ~ chaiuuv T.b+s- has- tWfif-rf-nnjp- "iagT^^ j'.ssrKnllifjlt-Of t W- piW-i ntion. 7d~/ . Bishop Rnnsonir ci|||, "I fair and imnartial w^&n'l1-of ii,. i l of "South Carol;naf'-|^t!o^l Kly;rKi * _L. , . eominy of such a" man to ! hi'wtato1. A , -Nib War Clouds 11 ?Tf. ! t |'| 'Si lift h ~l~a I'i'll i 11 ? n?i hishbp need haw a ninnu-iits dread for thjtjj'e are to In- found hurt- smii"11 ^of 4}^ most loyal minis-tors atnt 'rr workers that the ehureh affords.' N'onc more submissive and law ahidim; '-than the laity ami i nui is t r y - ttt At hisfe^te. In ealeulaHny the tinaiiyial h^get for the state earh ' ihinister .: and presiding, elde.i; is \viHi.U!j- and. | "j, ../ T^adx-tn iifCfpt he . hiirrr?All ihe'v ; : ' asked is that .they b'e-' srive.n ' <*i|ual " consideration i& the distrilmt iyn: of. | , . th&> same.. The -{laity, tod. low the < ^ _'J. ? hurch, and are williny to 'spend and j he spent for it? even to tin- ihi.is.ins;' . r mrtniuu All ?K. . i ? - V ' ifn-> i< nun ] w.$ be able t'u teli. t hem .'how (f!< run- . - ... is being iisi'fl ami for what put; | ' p*4?- wheij they call t?? .ilu_lj I" th'ls the\- -it-,. ;~ lV;a y,'. . than those from all seet i<ui.s. of mn; " Ztbn. We are ready to go u ii h om' able hew* leader doubting rsrvt 1 -S&utfT GarOTina w? 1! TvTTTjW 1 ii* finli Rynsome willingh ami with 'a 1 mind. . , 1 : ?*' "T " ' Our \\hereabout I On J Hst Sunday we were. .with the') Rev. III.. (1. HtAviniirii at SI I'ulei" , churc||, Alonticello, S. (TThi- \\the ?_??i ftee and . our services were simtd- > emi , , ? (lay. jttV'e bad a -real Sut'nla\ school-." j. Aftema?review ami address l.\ |h.t>resi?ig elder, Si^itir Broom of Ta\ , lar (Mapel c'hufch mstdo Sntn.. ijiiel ti.melfc remarks. Tim.-If m I II 1 ten of the Antioeh- v'rrt-nrl. preached , a noBle sermon hi the inm ning. All of tntrenjoyed the same. The elosinpyj sermon Sunday evening bv the Rev.} W. R. Rowihap, B. Sr. of- White Hall ' . /Btatioh; was a masterpiece^ lie eeis tainly is doing ^a great work on his t^harge and- his'congregation ts' c.tt-' ? iied^awuy with him. His brother. I. ? fk Bowman, is our'of our 'l.e t |);J~~ t tors and is also a splendid preacher. , Nothing fails that is placl'd-in his hands.- Brosv- R.- J. ('rurntvlm. Allen . ?Hichardy-Rohert Rahh, John (Ytnnhlin , Clarence Crunrpton, .J. W, James., , David Armstrong,-T.- W. James, A. R.'t . Fisher, Sisters Angelina C.rithn, Sa-', rah Bouler, Laura Rosborough. Ma:r ( gie Cucas, Lucv .Milliners. Kunice | ' James are only a few of his great . *MTlh"The_Rev!"jCf^B?('oiik ;i" ShiJoh church of the Mt. Zion circuit. Sun- ? ? nay morning *<uJ?'-(iniw1 t church with^thryRev\ -j.. G. 'Bownum 1 . . . v " D TIIE NEW RIDER " ' '* ? ?' I ?1 be hyr t\c will -preach for tHf Rovr~"J. AV' I. ?13aten at Macedonia church., I.ct th +rp?mcpihets pi;u?fin an uutpuui i?i: a >1' the Holy Spirits* "t.ct lis.atlvaJicu_hc n our knees." - ( . (0i' i iin:'vwiimii vi u ui "j 3Tj;sT'T.cIlL^jjhxiAuU- spent. _.tlui week ":l mi . at Newberry. ; ?\y ..prs. .\inicnia ijiuancs is anie id in- ^ rj> ntr>i i '^r~? ; ~ The Greenville Stars and the Giants ^ f Greenwood playyd a Wonderful hall u, nine May 1 lith. . T, ^ M r. William L. Wilson. Edward 't h e matly"fric'ii 11 s " of Mr. Robert y\ ils.m will he glad t<> kinoy" that. he _tit s recuperating nicely from an opera .ion. > . . _ a Morris Chapel Baptist Church? . j The pastor, I)r. F. Douglass John<i?n reports .a pleasant trip to . An-", let-son where he attended*the BauUat < .u Hate-culiveiitinn ^ BilileL school opened at the usual '"ul - u Ith "M' T'1"1" 1 1 'Tl"ll"t' rirosent. Attendance .was good. The ^ * ntest -'batweerr the-' flashes 2! and . 1 '; was jiostpoqed-dntil -nevt- Snmlnv ( Sunday heing Mothers' Day a spe- *; At -11 a. "tnT-Misses" Marie Walker and fstiliel?Watson sa;i>*-tt lieiitrtifirl j duett he fore the sermon entitled "MoI ? At ';tl9 p. m. tint Friendship flanr,? of \iru'ty-Six, S. C., was present. The'. pastor preached another sold stirring 11 sermon. *- . ,fV ?At r>i'OD p. in. the It. Y. P. I*, was nailed to older hv the president. The?l tessoii was interestingly taught and .11' i ri.iii.vi iI hv all present.?t r C? :?At i'.'nn [i. "in. the pastor.delivered |' another strong sermon from the suh- 11 ject "The Result's After Prayer." ?Monday?night. ~Mgy 1 "th Die first and second grades of the Fast Knd, tl eiaihil si'hoiil.' Pl'iif. II. A. Pe.n sorn?fi pr-mcipal. presented rvMmauiifuL con- T eft 'aCMdrris ChaperBfiptist church, ci We afg .now in the midst of muv a anniversary. Am... excellent plVi|..-i nj >iis hntTTflr. ' T' '. . / . .1 nrVuf W . L. . Panicls. white, noted it attorney, of .thasL Fitv ancTTleaebn (.i hsnitli Maid street Haptist clniTVh will t~l deliver the anniversary address '. S'.m- ilTT.v. May ISt'lv at .'5:0(1 p. m. if 'I'll" pavtoF. \vill. preach SutulayV a.; Jj in. from'th?l"srTIijvvT the "Natural I'er-. I'e< td^ns i'f (idd" and at nijrht lie will tl hrF -^ldT.ii'i't "MnilV 'i li^lrnj""" F lefHrW%tj-atinn- "from TY'red, white and a I'lludv ?_?i ~ VI 'Mrsi^!B|riia Walker is still ill at her h'fni.f fyij Xew Market_streyt 1} '..jAtr< I'earl Savage lias retnriK-d to n: her home on Hay street from the Hre- d Uf,- ho-pital,- ' - 1 I In piddle will receive m?Warm u.4?ak a;f iii a|l of.oiir services. ? S * , Mt. I'isgah Chureh 4 *.Mt?tln:'rs***1 >ay projfrunt g-iven , fiiidi y the ''tmspiccjf of -the Sunday ' svhuol at V":(ly a. ni. ' was the hesH T u it iie.-'s'i d in the hi'-iuVy of the chlirrh After' il i prigianr a neat enTter^?lL lion was .rei'orlyd from the sale- of V Holers h\ Mrs.'" A. MeDaniel Herrin, U Fnffiff-+1 rTfntrryr-Mrssr-fff FJT^WrF77 ~' Itrrrir~~nrrM_al v~ :r,... in }t yt .......? - Vhe^preaehiny services ;it" 1 1 :.'5\) a. *' in. reminded. us of old times. The par- XN ' ic- ton .hint;' and paJLhctic sermon on ^ 'A < hristian .Mother's Influence." v" I ioireht tears from-'many^ryes. AT- v' ler .the serfTtim: two very appropriate -oios were sung hy Mr. Josiah Moore 11 LLLlii M>- !! H. McChye n-stuu:Lu.x-h^.^l The pastor asked that an altar service of prayer-lie held for the siek iii rinding his mother. This request met a hearty response. ' r7"r*i The pastor appointed l>rother ft. H-i! Met special sick committee; chiiir- ' iijan for tjtc church". An offer in# \\;0s uken as- a. "Alothers Day token , for- $ i he' siek. Rev. W. C. Crawford paslor <>f Anderson station, passed thru the tity on his way hack froiji the bishop's funeral and stopped at?the j l>ar.so?ia#e to see the pastor's .mother. v ho- is somewhat better at this writ- }': in'#;, '* . *- -?-???? Mrs. Florence Uiulstock and Miss I'ealrice l'inekney of XeW York City ire \ isititijur pur city their forin.ei', lioines and worshipped with- ws~"~uji. ^ ^wliility-niyht.. ri ESTILL. NEWS - , "^i; St. I.tike \. M. K. Church Sunday was. a. tri'eat' day with us h II ini? oui'Q.'ecoiu) cpmrtcnly trhnfiUjehiin ^ Ha- presidio#- etder was at Clifford 'uiiiTny liiorninjr. The-Row S.?Cnpcrsj ,ii' 1 his business. He held, the husi- ^ atptrether Until alioirt 1:0(1, Rev. jt 1,1'. ' St iIlia# and Elder C. Capers |j reached a soul stirrin# -sermon, ? -Vl LsUO--iJcl 1 ick hi' went to 1 lopi';- : ' . sell C. "M. K. chiircli to address the r.l.I lVlh-iM... 5 Hp Rev. C. 1'. Stilli^io- preached at St. u. Matthews- at -1:0(1 o'clock' to a stronir ro-j.d. A't K:00 o'clock the Rev. I VV. NVilhoin closed .the dayV work.'' VM 'I'i'I'mVI w ere #i>o<l. A mount rais d tliis -Tuarter $107:-t0. r ' The Mock conference was a real l 1 v 1 al mat. ? ... ' Another treat will he h;ul next- .. ruesdav night. ^ m m m IM linio n'kws . 4-jfj - , ft ' | Xlif Mothers Dav urogram of the:,'. ? <riChapel A. M. H. ehureh. gjv- Tp, ir Sunday evening nt 7,'"0 o'clock vns enjoyed hy all. ' fr Miss Jennie Young- of Harbison ? cliche delightfully entert ained in ho?or of the Senior Class itj her hejiu-' ,fi iful home Friday night. "Among the _f ot of town quests wcVe Misses. Ethe], '' lihson and Hut he Henderson oiT Co-1 ^ (? u1111?i;f. Sand\vich'6s and pun*'- were ol LLV'.'J L JfaLrhfU 11 esl_.tlo.dar e d -the. e-vi: iu ftfWtt sdcrtf ' ' : J:.'-' Mr. Ihu'tyuyi. Jones of .New York ?ias r he w.f>ml _gu?st of Miss T. hi rriiTzTy. = . ~ y te Mif s A n'i'a Richardson what hus-"_( an nf itching in North Carolina is- at eh '" ' v ? ,v"j ' * * ;' - ' TUB palMETB l.A LKKNS NEWS -i ? ? ?. Mr. Haskell McLianiel passed away his homo alter a lingorinu:.-illm.** i i\H)iulay at noon. Although he had en In uechning. Ja-alUi,/-lo1- a long ftilc his deatfnwus a" great shock to e coinmuiHty. Mr. lVlcl>anicl was grent lovt-t" ot ai'UviUe^, Ing-t\yice flic led superintendent tin* Sunday school, serving1 as long lu- was able, and just- mitlm Suni.y -before lakuig his. bed asked to he rt-Uvd tu -oillili h Olid w;i< ||r as funeru^'y.ed Wednesday at- his ul interment.* was in the city cerneiy. Obituary ami * telegrams were ad l>y 1'roJ. Sanders, lie was well town had numerous .friends.. in id" out ?>t?GtK-wd-ty?who will regret i learn ot hisJ_Ueath. lie leaves to OUj lL a^m'tllety live sisters, .uu? hypier. muf u host of relatives and sor u nig; friends. Flora 1- tributes were mpf?to cyport that .Miss Mattie Quant is- slilfering with her eyes and motored to Greenville Friday , for outmeht. Mothers' l>ay was the theineln song id- sermon at all ol' the city churches .tit r.vM'MHin' !ufd evening' Sunday. Uy~TrriVk??iii-i-y. < ? tlinl'yYl*..! attic liarksdafe was taken 'seriously I -a. ..1'i-w Mnvs ago.. " . t_ . l'Voi. \V. A. White ami faculty esed .a most successful" term on" rainy night. ?-? : Mr. W-iiile tiarhngton passed away UlUlg.. ..thu_ -VeCeJw ,s ^ 'Miss Florence llailstock was the eek end guest of Mr. and. Mis.' K. wens. Ills. Aniline liyrd !el't n>,. her litniie u ritt'shurgh Monday evening. .She as accortipaiiied as1-Tgr .as 'Clinton v .Mrs. S nulla fkiducns. .Mrs. Lula hompon. Mrs. Charlotte Thompson nd Mr. Horace Jackson. Air .lock si hi left?on Wednesday for i.. home in A tlnhtic' < 'it y after hueik sjiefi't a few days with his_ mo* )cr. . . ' ' One of the-most brilliant atlairs ot ie season was the clul. meeting ffiv-s in l In. 1|.|)I I,y M i s- Clara Dciuly oil hnrsdav. altcrnoon. Hit ring- the soat hour over a hundred gnests called Illt-f \ytrteh .a (Icllii'IU I ill repast \v*? -i vvil.?MtVdanus?S ni it it- and?I >otid> \\*C air plad to report that Mrs-. letyher (iyrrotl is home a ft it' chiiiRjr1 iie". picture ' ol JieiHttu. Mrs. Ida Mtlhmiel aeeipupanie'd ;hy cr sou, Darlinp", ntotoreii to I'ounfani ui Saturday. ' A uiari iavc of . much surprise was int M Mr. 1 ,ialy vYimnjr autl M rs. I tlm. liouu of tin* pa. tor. Key. Leant. ' Salutat'Tv of yrailuatii'p: class of m; Jl. S.' 11. S. Mr. '.iohn A. Put:iin. Miss Wilj.ii! K. Huyd heing valeirtov'mp. ?, . Ml- I ?-- I j. 1 K'luid i ill; i:i ii i i'i 1 1 lu t-v. .1. \\ . M a 11 ii is- I tt l.itwjnointl oil Uiiduy. ?? i. ma'i i in:\\ s-V< iiooi., m:\vs -'riii' pla>?u liicli was erven .by the uli .tiuilvr the !'ufilanco of Miss'K. ines our nui-iea.! directress. was yi jctaasv ? - - - ? The I'olip. wiiicli-was tall.1 oil SurM-s-y?i . a tyiccessi -UurttfrtH c didn't have' a I'l.i al ir?-??wil hut e\\ ylioily. present?o\; ' ; t honi'si'lve-' il'injr liy fosterine'- oar pre at sclioo' liidi lias com--so to..speak from (lorounil in 14 'or Hi years- ai'd* now staiuls In class of " the host hij;h hools .in t he state. .. -f flit. , n;, ml teachers. We-'have .had the inanity of our teachers from it to 10 ears. It- speaks -well?for?St?ALat-v tews." Our own dear Prof. Pord has! ten lu re since ho finished college at .llim-iiniviTsitv in HUH and making oral. , ' ~ . " Misses Firtfl] Whaley and Hazell nldwell arc still on the sick list. ~Mrr Wesley WhTt mire . an old resient of Cnllmup (Minty and" a well nuwn nian' in_atxl out of tin* county, assed aw ay. Wednesday .-morning at all). lLr...\Y.hi'tmiro h:ul heon. in good ealth_ jM'Ueticaly all along. . " " VTiy Whit idire was . well .invor-med. -die'read nvp-rdo't deal and "kept, uF tough he was old in ago. -ho wArs Fory o iiig in lira in... There .wasn't any; .iiif worth kiifwiti'-'' in the state or nt i>f the slaty that ^lr. Whitniore irln'l have a knowledge of. His death line -as a >lioek to his many friends ltd -relatives. TTe left a wife"; sls-_ r children, grand children and sonic TTTTt?'j i ami?children?to ' mourn?kn ss. ' ; ..." TTe was fiTTTorn 1 i z c d nt Bethel A f. K. church where )ic served when was convenient for him to lie there, e once was superintendent^ of the unday se)n?ol. mcnihor, jof the choir ij,! an otlirial of the chtftvh. Welie of tile pioneers of B'thol A. M. church, who ill ute- it possible for - today. Thci'i' were ntany people, in ie eouid v who came to pay the last "sport to M r. \yosley Whitniore Fri ii. i ut . 'i; '!(>?? FordV Titers crossed hats with arnucH's sipftld Friday at. Barnwell [though it., was raining at the hour r the <ramc. In a fast-playing; game te Tigers won tiro gamh tWfV Our pitching See. Allean Folder; did !>fid Work with Pincknev. the backnp. Snmr of the hoys thought that' lb". 11 was, tired and t'heesboro was rHmi?In??rlinund?rrnrl Barnwell ys smuggled that-hall like a swinger *raf". We left Barnwell- enroute ?r St.' Mattrhe.w* whT-t-e -w'e Vere met Tth -a groa t watiom- - ?L-L ?? Mothers'' Day \va^ fittingly ohservI. Several good perches were made vtaining to the same. ~We ore--putting forth every effort have a good commeneement. Look if for. announcements. i ?knDJlnuMuaufcnLr and Children V day ("li^Llrendy. ("!et. R<-ady^^^__^ ? ftirfc 7 She?ropoi_L^_o?i-ury. mn>oV"af nl rmf ' . ~? <1 Hi ' Camden. / ' -< ' ' v* ' ," ?~tvPj.. '.\r\ ?r ? - " " '~~t? W LEADER Hi: A r FORT CO I'NT Y TRAINING _ SCHOOL NEWS -r1 | Sunday which was- the greatest' and grainiest day "of the whole year was celebrated by our students in the eveping.v The program was quite enjoyed. . ?, I Tolhert.1 nnd durance Rady, students of the school, left on Wednesday .moewing7for Seagat, New York Harbar. ^Pbree?yuu,ng _meiv have taken the. course in cooking for the past three Years. Tobs each summer have been ~ siting: for them an they arrlVPtf~atT Seagate. - -f~- . ~ Mrs. Wells accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Henderson and son.i Mr. Wells, and two sons-in-law, Mes sis. .L Dfvaux and Charles Bender* son motored Jrom Savannah 'and sent a few hours at the county school enroll! n?to WiOihrnfrtrm , TV c. M iss Ruth Dilbert, a former student of the sdtool, joined Mr. Joseh McLaughlin in wedlock. He is from Brooklyn, N. Y. After the marriage the bridal party was entertained at* the school from 6 to 7 o'clock. We wish for this young couple a most successful future. , -0..... ?of?the?otlieern?of?the?Royal K,J,ligh.ti>. MX~J?ing.Duvid, .prrscnlud' in1 Mrs. Elizabeth and Mrs. Lizzie Jones! a death claim of three hundred dollars. This was in full payment from! the ordei uf the death Of Mrs. susan Myers who departed this life some! months ago. Don't forget the annual closing of -at t-a"T)T'"""?wb " the school May 22nd at the auditorium at >8:00 o'clock. Admission 15 and 25 cents. We assure vnn Jot* nf fun. Come one, come all. Bring yourr friends, and all your cousins. Prof. J. S. Shankljn acted as master of ceremonies at'thc Annual services held "at Tafterhaole "Baptist on' Sunday night. Hp reports a?most M-i>n<!erfii 1 jirtrl evrellont trio nnil spr. "viCt?. ~~ NINKTY SI XNKWS -? Rev. A. C. L? Arbouin, of Barnwell forfYTPVlv pastor of Bethlehem Baptist church, delighted us with a visit on Friday, May S>th en route home from thp^ state convention whioi^~convened-frt?Anderson with the Si. Paul BapttStr^iiucch, Hev. S. C. CampbeH, .P_as-; -tmv Hev. Arlrouin ^will always^be Tl5^ "ifiemberyd in Ninety-Six for the faithful a"d e'dicient service, lie-Tendered here asi pastor, therefore the latcn1 string on our door hangs oh th out-, side to him. Friday jiight, May,Dth, marked the, beginning of^the closing-exercises of th.. SOPV, nmlor tSr, Itvfttf-trTTrt direction of?Mtbc.1 E-thcV Por-^rin at which time she put un a piny? entitled the "Family ilonm-." This was presented on a hi?rh classorder, and would ihave been a credit to any. college of the state. I The annual . sermon was. preached Lin?Sunday?night,?M av 11th?by?DrrR. MoSeloy. r Services at Mt. Zion on 2nd Sunday were also inspiring. Rev. J. F. Marshall, the pastor, preached h foreeable" sermon. Total collection w;i< $?i.i-r>.? We. were delighted to see our politp f-nfotMrian Mm ft T 4,ark, -ttlh ; the streets a" few days ago Tiffe.r hoing confined.to his home on account of sickness, 1_ . -Mrs. Tinio Williams-"was rushed to ihe Brewer hospital pn~Tuesday, .May nth where she underwent an operatiun, 1 Mrs., Bernice Williams, and Miss (leorgia A. Dean, returned from "Ashe \ ilIf on May 7th. Miss Josephine Kempt was the-af-i teriiooii truest tin?Rtimhiv. ,.f 'Kit hie and Itue.nie Dean. ! : 1 " XEW BERRY NEWS ? 3L-??7- - T Mothers' Day program at Millers', Chapel A. M. E. church Sunday af-j ternoon was very good. Sermon by, the pastor, music by junior choir.., This program was. given by the Deaconess board, Mrs, L. I, Pratt, president. _ ~~ The Odd Fellows ami Household of Ruth had their annual Thanksgiving services Sunday afternoon. They had their Memorial services at T. A...WU-! 1 ijims hall-?After the services they marched to Calvary?Presbyterian church where the annual sermon was' preached by Rev. D. T. Murray,.Mrs. E. E. -Allen presided at the organ..' Solo by Mr, S, W. Allen.^rr ^Mt?B-dtffeTtlarmary school of which Prof. B, W. Gajlmaii is principal, hold its closing exercises from.-the fith to ihe Oth. Thanksgiving sermon Was'; had Sunday, May 11th at Plouvant. urove church by Rev. Lilliewood. The Brown Chapel school of which Mrs. Lillie Brown is principal closed Monday night. , May 12th. Prof. B. W. Bradley was takeni seriously 4+1 last \veek and was?ear-, ried to Waverley hospital. The' lagjt, report was that he was some better, i \ 1 1-1 - - A ' i;iiuc tu'H'i'-iiT.iiin is pinlininfl to Columbia. on?tho 23 to hear Miss Ed-, na Rutherford speak in the Regional contest. The whole of Newberry is behind Miss Rutherford and also the. HliitU Is Hoping that she \Vill win the $1,000. Mrs. N. J. Gallman/ teacher /of Drayton street school is indisposed. DARLINGTON NEWS j.t;. , _. _ The Volunteer club met at the home of Mrs. John Green on Thursday, A. pril Tilth.' After fV>" TYinntinp?Mrs. Tireen- served Charlotte rouse, cake, and Russian tea'with the help of Mrs. Ella Singleton. . An oratorical contest on phases' of" ^prohibition was held Friday hi?ht, thd I DJth of May at Mavo-ouditorium. Them were five contestants. Fpst prize was won by James Dial. Second, Alan i Reese. Third Clemmie Keith. This contest was jriven by the board >f Temperance,, Prohibition and Pub-., Tic"Worafo nf the MetKonlst rlpiscopal church under,the ausjJteos of Rev. Howard. We also hat! present -fVrr-+h-~S7-Patterson, of Washington, who acted as Ipdge. Li ?4 President JTBT Randolph, Prof. R. Emails, Miss Smith, Mra. Powell nndg . ' - r/_ the quartet, composed of S. Swann E. MaPsfiejd. J. James, and L. Luck man, spent the day in Darlington 01 Sunday, May 11th. _Dr. Randolph preached at St. Jam^ M, E. church, which certainly wa: enjoyed by all. Mrs. Powell sang s solo and the quartet rendered a fev .selections. - o'plock L'latifn^qharfet sanf at the opera /house before a largt crowd of both colored and white. P few selections were rendered by Mrs Powell and the accompaniment, b> Miss Smith. The entertainment wa: rs^Manfie r ^vmisq is l~rne cm visiting relatives. It is indeed a plea sure to have her home again. 171.... ?i?? i? H,;o 1*II. FjlllUtl r t4Viir\r> ??r> in c.n??- viv.i May 5th visiting his relatives ant friends. He returned May fith t.n takt up his school work at State college Messrs. C. Funches, A. Bacote ant A. Ward-were irt-Uiwn?Sunday. Muj 11th. They came witih Dr. Randolph It was a pleasure" to have them over Thjpy returned for JClafjin Suryda> afternoon. The Lucky Thirteen club present ed a play entitled "Dangerous Wa ters" at Mayo auditorium IWay "5th A large and appreciative audienn gifeted thou. ROCK HILL NEWS ; ??M- rr.n Freddie (lathings wan a char ming hostess Friday afternoon whei she entertained" the^Friday afternnoi bridge club at her home oh 'Soutl Crawford?streets -She- -wore -a- -lovel; brown crepe. The living room wa Leautifully arYanged with Americai beauty roses and ferns. The Mowers, gave a full welcome o spring. & tables of Contract bridg' v as played after which a deliciou dinner wa& served. Every one pvesen pave Inndnhl.. evpre^iftnn ntvoit enc course. Misses Thelnia Wiley,-Willi McDowell, Rlrs. M. \V\ Gilmore, am Mrs. Conyers were among the gpest* The club members present were Mes dames Lizzie Marshall,', Susie Bai ley, Sarah Hayes, Bessie Gathing? Emma Lee Reid, Millie Jordan, Flo re nee Williams and Lucile Thomp -stm;?I'mau . w iiiru1 est, Mrs. Susie nt-n ley' high scot'e, ' Mrs. Florence Wil linnis, loWe pcorci Mrs. Ma rig W -Cilmoro, guest pii/.e. Mis.?SirrTrtl !" Hayes drew consolation. THy*friends nf Mrs A lirft R- Seal and Mrs. Mary E.? Clinton sympa Ihize' with them in the death of thei .bmther, Mp. Alfred Aiehit^ ^?Vl4v A^ chie's .body was brought here fron Mew York City fo,. burial Monday May 5th. The friends of Rev. W. M. .Wil lipnis regret to know that he remain SEASHORE E R S K> N 1. ." rif CHARLESTON. S. TV FOR ' ISLE OF FALMS Sl'LLIVANS ISLAND ^>1 I , Y HE A C H r ritray, wiay za. 1M5U Round Trip Excursion Fares From Ahb?vjlteff8? C. 1 .$1.10 ?A-Htci', fl, f' * ~ s r>oAnderson, S. -C. .1.00 Bamberg,- S. (\ 3.50 Bnicsliuiu. S. -1777"-, 3.7.1 Bel ton. S, C. .1.00 Black.vifler S.~ "CT.~ ? .1'. 3.50 Rrnncfiville, S. C. 3.50 Calhoun. S. C. . .1-10= ^Trmdtrv "" q-frft Chappcll. S. C. .... l-_. 4.2.1 Chester. S. (!. _. 4.50 Columbia. S. C. 3.50 -Denmark. S. C. _ . _; 3.50 Donalds,' S. C. 4.75 asley. S. C. ... 5.25 refold. S. C. v... 3.75 Fort Mill. S. C. ... 5.0<l Fort Motte, S. C. 3.50 Greenwood. S. C. 4.50 Greer. S. C. . ?.._T__ 5.00 lleath Srings, S. C. 4.25 Hodges, S. C. 4.50 Honea Path, S. C. .......4.75 Johnston, S. C. _... 3.75 . Kershaw,? S.. C. 4.00 Lancaster, S. C...- _ 4.!>?b Leesvyie. S. C. - 3.75 Lexington. S- C. ???L_. 3.75 Newberry. S. C. ^ 4.00 -Ninety Six. S. ' t_ 4.25 Orangeburg, S. C. 3.50 -PendtWtm,* 5.25 Piedmont, S. C. ? 5.00 Pomaria, S. C. 1 J 3.75 l?rQsrw.ritv S r i - 4.U1T RVlge Spring, ST, . C. . .3.75 Ridgeway, S. C. ?-wi?"4.00 Rock Riii, s; c. 5.oo> St. Matthews, S..-C. 3.50 Salley, S. C. ? .... 3.50 -Seneca, S. C. 1 5.50 Shoals Jet., S. C 4.75 Springfield. S. C. ' 3.50 I O ~ ? -? * Watiener,' S. C..- *3.50' Walhalla, S. C. 5.00 Ward, S. C. 3.7T5 Westminster, S. C-. ^ so Williamslon, S ('. T7 5.00 WilUslon. S. C, ^ ? 3.50 VVinnsboro. S. C. 1 4,25 York. S. C. 5.00 DATES OF SALE AND PINAL LIMIT: Going Trip: Tickets sold for all trains (except Crescent limited) Friday, May 23rd, also . for train number 16 from Columbia 2:20 A. M. lVlay 2tih., RETURNING: Tickets Rood returning on all trains (except Crescent Limited) to reach original ^starting point prior to midnight Tuesday, May 27th, 1930. ? Visit the Seashpre, Isle of Palms Sullivail'o- Island, Folly Reach rtnd Historic Charleston. See the Famous . New Cooper River Rndgg^gj^ of the ioxtiCtst and hiirhest trLlco# ?? ? Consult Ticket Agents: Southern Railway System _ . 1 I.. ~ :* " " " ' ' Saturday, May. 17, 1030. i , quite sick. At . Mesdames George T. Riley,- S. C. 11 Weston,' W. M. Robinson, and Mrs. Hogan, hove returned -from Suma tar?where?thov?a Handed?the --?? i I Federation of Women's clubs, rj Mass Willie McDowell spent ttlT ~~ / |\veeK end m union wnn ner mouier. ["Mrs. Emma McDowell on Hamlet aver ' nue. ? ?j ^7?7? .?:? ? { dMi?. Horace CJinton of New York 1 , City arrived Sunday to spend several ..weeks with his parents, M.r. and Mrs. r H. G. Clinton, on south Trade street. . 3 Mrs. Car| Keid entertained at her I homo~-on south Trade street last Fri tltjrtu honoring Miss Bertha Fra J "/ierT" who teaches 'in Gatfney. Mrs. .Lillian Pride, little--Sons, Rinchard, Theodore, and Miss 'Julia (lilIjliard, spent the week tend in Chester _> | with Ml- ?C.?K. Leathers . jpn Loom is street. ij Mrs.-Samuel Brown is a visitor ,'latL-har daughter. Mvs.- A. E. Sterlimr .{in Philadelphia. * . 1 ?Miss" lielle BowlTTtg of Slmpson" : ville i< .visitimr at Hie honm of Prof. ? | and Mrs. H. K, Moure, mi Crawford .|street. . -v.: ?? STATU t < ?HvK<i K N< >TKS "l~ 1 " iy M. ; j- Orangeburg, May 17-?President : Wilkinson annonnr-fv- rt?.. n.w.m "" j wald Fund has granted as nvn- As 111 seven scholarships to anenih rs?0f H~State college faculty for post grin- '. j dilate - study during' the coming veal: . , MT.\yo tii member* wf the agricuTtuj^l 7 faculty in agricultural economics,Iwfu V 1; to the Smith-Teyer demonst r."1 - , gents, one in hmm?n oinnirirv mm. Ill | mechanic arts, and one in (Smith > ' '* Hughes' agriculture. These caiUli * dates have been granted a? year's i.t , | leave of ah-ciiee. ani|. will?return' to ' ; A (State college ui'iip completion ot their ' 'jjwork better nrcpni" d Id caiiy OH lar-:;*, fgor a>ul more etbeient program's in' v their respective liebls. . it Another evidenc- of the high Stan- j' , 1 dard of scholarship maihtainedj; bv i ^graduates of State college may! b(Vv, V noted that Miss ICrnestine Bur* of I the clami ul' lHJfr alTt'i' spending "two *" _!<>, more, years teaching in the west > . ^htt* I)yen admitted Mo"the' graduate^ _ i* i *hi,id ??rini. ..r..;11 ni1 T.M. *, " her masters. degree. 4,ike\\.ise Mr. Or? | leanis Ijeid, ait!_tli^.uias.s- td' _ | lieei)_ii(|iiutt.i'd.:: t?? the graduate sc.|)ool ;jot Ciirnpll university.; j^>r his mask's ,.1:\ -jgl^gcoe. Until ":ji I mi\ ?~ii htv?itt.t toy...,! n | u|-cm credits frohi tiiis in.stitutioik I r Professors Biiehaiuin. lohnakiti, and- 1 'Burgess. attended the Smith-iilighes ""? __ i Agricultural. \Vnrki-rs_elini'erence in ii Washington during (lie past week, tak J ' nr prominent parts on tiie-nroafrant _ ? - Th-y?took .ili ilip ,c\ crap * h,oC whTh ! . * ' f w ore wimii'i's of com hot j~t p ""^'idtfiiu1;?-7 -7 contests held recently throughout the d| state to compet U'itTi roi\esentntiyVs |i> - -I roni Tile-cut ire . out h ?',at hfred at. the , r?v t , e( nference. i f.1 ; I'he A Hiatal SI ah- 'uioh *\rhijol do*-?? - -^.'huoat ioo contf-tt rrrrrtT?-inaf^d uTTJiy r representatives nf several high schools !f> the state will he held hem Mav : .JJlUl Tile?outdare?feot-n-rer?t li is?CTTtrt? st. awarding ni-jy.es t., - tcinners 'In ?7 ? order tn si i nudai ?" nuldic s peak illy;"? 0 tin- high Sehowls.. ^he event Is in. - tere> t on-?rrrrd rr cun>ldei ed oTie <TT the most popular exercises id' the" ^ : 1 DAN JV.I.KR 15ROS. 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