Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Saturday, May 17 Kum CHURCH NEWS OF ?? i , . BETHEL A. M. K. (TITIM'H NEWS Sunday school was called at 1():()U ? o'clock a. m. The ' lesson w.m- thornly discussed. The pastor reviewed the lesson. He said he was tired having rtt nf n?uwl ?? * ? " u ' mi~nr nnnniHiri1 ami l>n. K? upon ""attendance of Hishop Hursfs funeral. At 11:15 the regular church services began. Sermon- by- pastor-wns~ found in 2iiU Chronicles "[''in-his mother was-his c*>dhscllov to do wickedness. Subject: "Mother's . Infiuence."* Tlu,s beiUg Mothers' hav every thing said pointed t?? nurthcr. Her influence is either Tor good or ~?evil. She is the guiding hand for iter, children^ in the home. Many line points . brought out delight from us all. ? The regular league*, services we* . at (WMh-pv-mr AdV-tho young folk "en-joyed themselves telling- of. Mothers' _ love. . t - T ^^'erP- lln'.iri.r-ii'iitT ' of Professor Thronlon. hoiil.- l,<M-p.T at Allen university. He sm?ke to uHoly Ghost." His address was- enjoyed by all who heard him. - From the- league services many went up stairs to rthe night services which Started promptly. at Klin o'clock ?'p. m.?We enjoyed homenscly the program given by the missionary society. Mrs. R. C. Chappelle,?our state president, presided. Mr%. J. W. M'irph*~ is the local nresident. The poems, recitations.?music :in<t the splendid address l>,v Mrs. Dilliord the wife of Rev. (I. W. Dilliard, were prepared by those who i?m>U part t>n the pro grain. . Visitors are always, welcome. dome again. oWKSLKY M. K. dill R< II ___ - 10:110, Sunday selrooT. 1 11:30, Worship "and?sermon. 4:00 P. MPew raily, given .by" |heLadies Aid and Misxiimauu. sniiel >. HHJO, Worshipattd Sermon;. Wednesday,' 21st, a Chicken Salad Supper here. Can serve-you from live p. m. to ten o'clock. At"the parsoiei"i??Supper-"tn'CosV ymr ofi'ly;'fl.'c. -Ice " cream free for all who come .to I he .parsiinngp for viippciv The ipiiiinill.o~ will do its best to please you. Mrs. C. 11. Vinson.lCirarriii:ifl7 i J, F,?Page, pastor, ? ? MANN IMP \ f:\NS The Mothers' Day ?pr'ogrui{) was sue cessfully . parried out -Simlay. The morning sermon was grand and very. Our. very . efficient pastor is always 1 prepared to deliver the message of God, though his health is not very ??good. We pray hiin to rmmin all-ofhis strength.Th'< Senior Class and faculty of the Manning (training school were very hityhlv Plltei-tniiiid l>e tin- ji.ni. , ior class on Monday o-veuing, Stay TT. ] Every one enjoyed a very pjeirsant evening, . Misk Fatnilo Iteyrrohls. a<-c<nh|>aJi!>-d by Messrs. Milliard Dean and W a shTngton were 'the guests ?? " Miss ?Virginia Walker and reported a^ hav_ ing n very enjoyable.. eVeuiUir.? <- oini'-again friends. ADGF.H NEWS. St. John's y.iun A."~M. E. Church. The Sunday 'school "opened at its usual hour anil was heautil ally dis- ( cussed. Mrs. C. I.. MitclielTj 'Bible * Class No. was absent. She was ^ taken very 111 on I'vinay. inc imhw was taught" by the Supt. \Vt M ."Mitch- , ell. The collection .was S1 Mr. Willie- Moore and Mr, \ 11 n Wyiglij in 1 !"J* tTfi r<" see Mr. and Mia. A. C. MiteltelJ Saturday. I 'Sfmday was an enjoyable day at 1 WV'eping* Mary church. White Oak. I The Odd Felhtws celebrated their an nunl Thanksirivinc: Serviee-.' Anion", , 'some of the speakers were Mr. A 1>. ' McCollough in behalf of the Unthite . Mrs. A. C. Mitchell. The T.liank eT\ ing Sermon was preached l.y the pa- ' I tor, Rev. Grter: ?? ..Collection was ritt. Mrs. Carrie Mitchell bar. been on ? the sick list but scents to he improv- ' - ing. Mrs. Sarah Moore left Saturday ' for Charlotte to he at the bedside of I her daughter. Mrs. Surrllla McCokrell iTT mdis- 1 osed. We hope for lie,, a spoeedy ?;* -* - covery. ' " ? ' : w-l-t 1 ngfl'MM -H The many "Friends' of Rev. J: R"; Galloway were shocked on Monday evening, May 5th when the message reached them that he had passed to the great beyond. Rev. (Tallovyay was,; born April 23, 187(5 at Eastover. He i was a graduate of Allen university., | Columbia in 18'13 I ,atwi', ho UiHtt to 11 the upper Piedmont section of The i state where he began his teaching i _ career and taught for a number of years. He was ordained as a minister'! the ArM*. E. churcfiT Hev~TIaTT?RvKy n was faithful to his church, was strong 1 in tnis eauge, stooti up ipr me ngnt ot. his felloW brothers*, in this cause and I labored in the ministerial *trelnl over 1 2b years. Later he became JehneS ] teacher of MeOorrmek winl v -where? he served. until deaHv4o<dc. him?awayj a Ithou gh h is~ he a 1 th had fdb d Th struggled bard to uplift fallen hu-, 1 'manity. He was a leader of his race. : There, is no hidden dpubt about it. ; Rev. Galloway had but a very fewequals ia any respect. ~wiis^ wetM thought of by both white and colored | ] , far and near! He believed that every 1 . '-T- -vr-- - p ?? SOUTH CAROLINA - t:lie* should do something fiu- his neopie.. He "was loyal to his fami|yr i'uiilirunity' friends an<| to his God. He not only "Was a strong minister, hut deeply interested in education and often encouraged those who started sneti ! I ."iliest.es Mil nimirl- Illy li;i^ lost one oniony its best leaders. He haves devoted wife, Mi's. M K. Galloway, one son, J. Ht> Jr., thrye t+nuniiters, Mrs". Dora Galloway, Gilho, Mi-I'ear| Galloway and Miss Janie Calloway, two brothers five sisters, live jmindchildrOn and a host of ot her relatives and friends. M - c-My) it .IKXK INSVIl.LK NKWS White Hall Church Sunday. Mav 4t.h was a o-iont <Uv at ophite Hall. The Sunday '-school D becoming very progressive: Much unphasis was placed -upon the subnet, pn.mwtnm" iir^thn k-HlfffliSVn nrnl hmnyT Important thoughts were regained' from itT| * ' Af 11:3.0, one of the most remark[d>le and greatest^'sermons in the hisloi'y" of White Hull was preached by Dr. K. P. Ellig, our elder. He laici '11^ l|\ rV<* li^ TLX sul,lt;tt-'<r' "^ceassured every one was benefited by the same. We are sorry to report the illness one.of our Church members , .Sis'.er Mai tie Mai tin. We hope she will have 'a speedy recovery. Rev. \V. R, Bowman and Dr. E, P. Ellis were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mis. A. P Harper Sunday. Saturday, May 3rd the following n otbred to Detroit. U'|SMlll 11^ ^ ^1 ol ^7 Pern Ion Mis* Mayine Edwards of Columbia i?rspemjing the summer here with hnn?gramhnuthci?rrHrl?relatives.? r Rev. McParlaiye and his?co-woi'lars put oVer a very-progressive coiniiiehcepient exercise at Rock Hill graded^ school last week. All, witnesses seemed to have enioved it. RldlWN CHAPEL NRWS DP ( A M K1?)N ~ Sunday being a lovely day a largT i-rowd was out fur services which was good. i Tuesday a gloom was-cast I vui' the-whnle community on account T' the death of?Mr R short 1.1,liner, His wife .preceded him in death not unite two wyeks before.i_T,Ke_ funeral was'preached by Rev. Hemingway, lie leaves four sons to mourn his loss. Mr. Theodore of-St. Augustine Piorida, formerly of Cameron, was Tuesi lay evening. He left for Asbury Park, New Jersey. Rev. Hemingway and family were rhe dinner guests Sof Mr. "and" Mrs. P. D. Dash Sunday. The pastor and Mrs. Hemingway were...all in smiles ..when numbers ii.ijJ_Lstewardess boards loadi-d-'their ear with plenty of good eats. ' HARDEKVILLK NEWS Regular services were held- at Fisluvi'1*. t htipel Ml E. church Sunday of which the Rev. J. J. Mitchell is p: stor. -He preached Sunday mor.n: ing aniCnTgfit To an enthusiastic aurlienee. I be subjects ot his discourse jo beautifully portrayed \fere "Pravi-r -and Confession," at morning and night* services. l'l'esidiitg Elder- Wilburn of the Ihaufort district of thet A. M. E. i-li n eb was- here the pasj -week urgi preached at St. Stephen- A. M. E. tdiurch. ' ; . ? N. I.. Row en and sob, Bciry, were I,ere the past week where t|u fni'inrT In lil hi id ipTTfTTTTyiTinfi-rrnri iTT hashers- Chapel JY1.' K. church. Miss Zoie Corhun who has been leaehtn.v the..Jasper county school left [he past week for her home in Char,l< ston. Mrs. A. H. I'elot, Mrs. Annie Randall ami Kugcne Primus motored to Fill man Wednesday where tfrc'V~AvitAliieftu KadUv; M iss "Maljssa ScHven accompanied liy. .1. Ma lone, motored Jio Walterboro Mi.mlay?eTMrl?expressed an enjoyable lime at a church picnic. She- returned Monday night much elated Over I he trip. ^Fhp- stork visited the horiie of Mr. ind Mrs. Curtis Rivers and left a mincing baby bpy. 11 is name wilj be Kdwai'd Jeremiah. Mother and baby ire doing nicely. ?~ Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Stiney,'and Mrs. I lodges has returned from a moGnr Lrip in Florida. Mrs. Eva Powell of Savannah is Kepe spending some, time with relartvfy: 1 ' ? \ V' JOHNSTON NEWS Sunday was a high day in Johnston Services >vere at Mt. Zion Baptist md Bethel A. M. E. churches. The pastors of the above churches were' Pound. on their posts uf duty mimiiin.'1 and night and delivered woadeTfat ind interesting sermons. The Household-of Ruth-~and Odd Foliows hafj? their anmial thanksgivttlg sermon at the Mt. Taon church op Sunday afternoon at 3:30. ReV^ F. Weaver officiated. . Miss fA. E. Mcintosh deserves honorable'mention on the beahtiful paper she read on Mothers Day. Monday night marked tKe begin drar mI.- the - commencement -of --the FrTgofte!?!" county training sch~orT"~Tne Deejaniatiem contest was held and 12 students appeared on the program md each ope anoke well. Wednesday .might thy 1st. 2nd arrd trrt grades - under "the direct ion rrf Misses Daniels and Lillian C. Williams will present a play? r . -* : 1 * - ' THE Thursday "nljjftl, May 15th. tlit- 4th, < 5t'\ ;iru! .Clh /rrudi's midcv the liiw'c'.ii>.. i of Misses N. J. Gary and T. J."RicKcisun will prcscnt^an opeieci, "t'indOella in -Flowe'rlajjd." ; Friday *-right-the high school, will I'i o spilt. "Her Family llomov' -under < the direction of Mrs. K. B. Mcintosh. I The Baccalaureate sermon will he , 11 cached Suncf&v evening at -8:00 o', clock. Nl r. .1. B. Felton will deliver the graduating address Monday night. The public is cordially invited to attend the exercises- of the ^chiwil I . . ^ Prof. Mcintosh was called home nil ^ iaunt. We sympathize with him am! ' ,'his family in this loss. I . . i :i. ??_ . _ j j IMPORTANT NOTK K ! The Second Cjuaiteily Pnion. in J District Number 2. of th?r Christian 4 ; Home Burial Aid Society, will con- 1 ' vene at Bethune, on Saturday before | the 1th Sunday in May with Dodge 4 i Number 127. J. M. White, president. ; Send the delegates prepared to take L the Palmetto ?faeador. Those that -! i can't come must send a "mailed re, l",rL Wt>, havf uivciit bills thai 11111,1 i I In ntf ended to at once, Maria Burton, Grand President, 1 .1 W. K. .Williams, Stpte Secretary, < \V. R. Bowman, Grand Deputy, n A. R. Tillman. District President i i ? A l.l.KN HAIF Ny;\\ s .1 . . i The declamation contest presented 1 t- by, pupils of the'county training school ' . Monday evening in the school's au- < I diionum was attended by a Jarge and s , appreciative audi.ence. Bach spe'a- ; ? key gave to the'enthusiastic audience ; . the .results of skillful "training and j [untiring efforts.. Exceptional talent.'has been revealed,., and comments of j surprise and pleasure have been giv- < en "These i^ipil's-from?friends both-J ^vrhfte -a-mf?eolorod. Interest ran httrh- j -jas-.tne 'decision of the judges was a- I / waited. First prize, ?2.50 in;gold was J 1 aw pi'ded Alice Moore; second prize, -(-a?fountain pen. Catheiine?Best; The following pupils received honorable * j mention-?'- Film f)avis. .Jennie ftefi- ! Jdenb'urg, Samuel Stoney. u .A chorus--of more, than dU voice? I supplemented the evening's enter lainm.ent with? solos,, double quartets.-churuses. -etc. This all'air cave to our 1 friends one the most colorful and dv-~ | 'H4trht?ul programs of the season. A ' . I_.ueat~smirava.-s re a 1 i zed - -wdmlv- w ill he I used toward purchasing a school rec- ^ rrnrd-safe. ' ? ~"1 ip. The-sixth" grade delightfully er^er . I tamed -J?heir frfelids with a series _i ;i review of choice selections memorized ' /I'll'infr tflu v..ill. I'l-inii tlwii.- t,.v| ] The program was *in<|-.*ed interyst'- ~ - jng-^aiul reveals -great- possibiHttes -{SF'l . oratory. Frizes were awarded as fol- ' i< lows: Alaise Moore, first; Eunice Fen- v , nell, second; Berniee Callahan, did. : A number received honorable nientioti.? ' Misses Brown and Thompson, instructors of Hardin academy have reL turned hu?their :luinu>s in?Marion-at'er a very pleasant and succesSfuj school year. .. -- "r Messrs. Joseph SingU>tont Fennell . and- Miss Knth Tlvomnson inotVobrl t,, , IMacOn for th<> went <.?.l - . ' . ?i.^iviiik some I frienchs. ?=. ? 1 l The ''Ten Virgins'' nrest'ofy! .it _j ?Happy IlObfe Kaptist cmirchby the missionary society proved to be a . - decidert~sTUcess. 'l'he. church was fill-. ed and evcry one exprossed- them Trlvoif as having been well pleased" \ with the affair. The proceeds will Vie ( used for the benefit, of the^-ehoreh-.-?- ~ " The announcement that th..r(. h f- -f ^br a" summer school at Allendale is 1 received with mach enthusiasm thru: | out lower South Carolina. t Samuel Stoney a student of the lb- 1 cal county training school, is attend- \ ing the tri-state judging contest Ul__ . JtViishingtoftT-^ ? " - , ( The son of Rev." I. C. Wiley sustained a broken leg in a recent base j ball game between Claflin and Cledrgia State. We wish .for him a speedv recovery. .. Mothers' Day was very fittingly . observed throughout the churches' of the town and community. I.ei us al- _ - ways cheiflsh mother as ?mrmost j jewel. ? ? ?? The commencement exercises of the 1 _ JVluixay-Rosenwald-school was ohe-of ^ the grbatest in the history of tie j school. Each night the s''*""'1 ""h-| lurium was packed to its capacity. 1 Friday, May 2nd, tin* patrons entertained the faculty, student laxly and friends with a picnic. H was one of the most de\ightXuf' annual events in the history, of the I school, . . ( When the signal was given for-din?r.er the pupils were lined up and ush- 1 ered- to the tahle, .there -they found i in waiting fo,. them a feast that was fit for a "king. After the pupils were f placed the visitors were seated also. Just before the blessing \yas asked. 1 Mrs. Pearlii _A _S$impkins gave ex- \ pre^sions of gratfulness to the pa trons for the loyalty shown the school s throughout the term. At the conclu- t sion of these remarks the notice was given to begin eating and there sure- t ly was no one suffering frQm ind-i- ] gestion present. Every one left with the assurance that "It was g"/wl?U?"Ttave -been there," I . < On Sunday at 3:JO p. m. the edit-,' eational sermon was delivered hv \ Rev. E. H. McGyi: 1?M?m4ay--night was the rinsing ? ercises the Primary Department, s An opetetta entitled "The I-ady.'s t i-Lost Slippur."?" " T.his play was sponsored by Mrs. ? Marie A maker Scott. " v _ Tuesday night a dramm-"Nobody's Darling,", was staged by the Inter? J Mrs. Pearle A. Simkms. , Thursday night marked the clos- ' ing exercises of the senio class. Five j graduates were there. All, were grrhg~r T Attflrmm <3 J address filled with thought! ' ' ' . ?_ J ?The?eA"tificatpR were presjS??e<r TTy Rev. V C. Wiley, pastor of Bowman c no i.KADKir^ Mciiir: Win . JlMlllltlJi ' |(i , i| ' master ot ceivmot 'i'he aUditoinim u a.-- i>i?11 .-orated lTI~tne i la.-s .1,:.,i tnd gold, and pot lloueo. _ tjie. t'liite-lHsiittl ?of IfTT'-T?fivPT" " 4khw?mtthr+iS' wen- n'mde ! ?XT-' "\' II. Mutruy and .Mr. jSain.U'.t \i ' i| III us el used a very surresst'o, n,, ? <;uki*:k nj.ws lias*\.wtt'k NSas ut'ti- .11 11,. Ink- t Ity ul tji'aui' uiiMiiif i iio 1 ii 1 lilt I'llttK Itnr) iVinmt.' I -I- * ? in-ray- i- -t.t I ||i ? successful closing of tin- school liipt J was witnessed 1)v hundreds; 1 m< iplii I'rAl. (i. .1. I'hoinpson :iI<>11*' u il li lis taitlllul ll'Ur llOCV' iitv-l'lv't' IIMl'.'li rcilit for having. pal- r?ri siiMi a ' leri'ul co Hi luctice incut, It caused patrons to he fialj-'lo! !vr si'ch leadership ami mood * .,; m . .. hildren. w ho reTrdei7'.d i,iieir i..ii -Ti well. lk'KiiHiinji: on Friiiay i i'jrht.\TTi\~ d ! with the. liiSt, grades, Mr<. iJaj.-_y l.>. ? ran and Jauie IjrowiV-iii -,t ruri ,rf operetta "Mid-Suininei, l\ve.t"' \v;'o rreat .to he hold. Monday, nijrh.t, .May <if?: I he . 'ml ;;?ei jftl rnnln_,tijTo ii;.iiiL::i^u.e.. l?Hl the Good Health KkI-.'1 JIT I.. B. Mcl.ee?: in-iruelor?. ...... : Wednesday niythI. .May . tJi : i;.-?;'' ind Gth .{Trades-rendered a |da> .thai . vas worth while entitled ^'alty Save.'--.* ? Day/1--It'w-aiji lii^iruetcd-'T7> Mi pearl Grejr>f and Lucia V. kohin-on. 1 his plav was-witiie-ised in "i'. wm i M jnjruished out of.town. friends, U-e\ tnd Mrs. Gre(?{j\ Mr. Wilson - KiVl>. and, of Sp?trtanhur)r. Mr. Itahl.s. tie- i superintendent of the scli^ls-.a?f .J lie jity spoke encourauiiurlv of the. ida\ ilong. with the planless of tin . 1 r. .i 1. .. I? 1 1 ? ' * ?"? " owirv. Jill. HUIIIJS -TTVari'l m ti.V I I'll ( of the1- nijuritl .siTfum.. AVi :.i-r. always to iittw Mm?v.mI P--m--.- Then laslJbtit. not K-;i-1?l-*i ill. N j lrinji; was the_' IMrlainuttun >tit t nt the h iff tier ^ratfesr Pur ThT"" II n tlm hi.itoiy-o-t?I.- ' .-I) ii eon test. Iiccir mo-en; ii. I' i;. -1. . i.tteen contestants and .ail *trir>ri"t~ the. prize. Trhe \jiidjre Ah " (Irillifi. Mr. UeavhujiMliiul Mr. I.yinh h.,.f a , mil of ir tryini' i,. .I. . j.| . .. . lyirfnt'fs uT~tTuTTniM'.s hot .non n J .e n o , Butthfee w<'i i- 11 -1'ii .. ii] >i| 1st pil'/.e, 82.5(1, w iiiiler. Ai i. ' Ai. 1>..i tiain; 2nd prize, Mr. .lame--.. \J ::.-ry , Ird prij%e, Miss Karline Not i i . ?The tirst. ami so? oii,j prize-? w- ie [.ivi^ii l>y the, si liooj while . 1?< a, i prize Avtts; jfivcn hy??Mrs. 1>. T. I a .'. i .uLU, , Fed"' this rull test we n.i\e pr.i; '* it i_ , ITof. Thompson; 'Do- iv-itc^trr : .7!'.T Pot iheir vat'fntis horno- Sat ;?rfi:r. iVe hope for them ii happy lii'iilinii.] iiul are looking forward Pm !!(--:r r> :urn next term. _ ' . We are sorry to- stale" (he oh: min d llness ol M i^i. I loeia- AI d !e.r u k. "P;i iren?eonlilu'ri" to~ln1 horl Tor AT. i :i\ nopth and AVo are pta\im- fo, ' a n ! ipeedy .reeovery. _' - . - 1.1 ?r i:n<:t:t'ir.i.n m:\xs The closing of' Kdpelield (iTpii f?Tiool \pril 2Sth at S:.;n p. m. I'i dim: . 'r TRiNpH. "The ( 'rinse of I In? Trundle Bed." * April .'Id. at p? in'..* seenml and hird - jfrtttles operetta" "The Qui- ; lie tHith?f'nrtreoI." ' ? * May 2 at M:HH p m s.-er.n.l ainl 1 hird grades, operetta. "I'rin< ess _..f ) doonheam Castler1 A ' May 5Vh. at 8:20 p. m.. ("nin .ema Juervt' exma'isos, ,? ??; These exercises we re well refnl.i ; a t; o large audieiuc.-T Much" pram,'; P.- ;,,i tiu?n <riv,n t<? 1 lt.> ? .. r,-. -V. .? i xcellent .renditions. The CT(.)T('Kmi ' r>u[o""idn?fi nn-l . : 1 IJilill1 (iJ1 Mix atn.l .Mi. \\ i!t:ri in I rhe meeting was a snow?/ ) The following' - teachers.. to)-; !'< ? ' heir various homes: Mis. e, (in -.j, tutherford. Sander*-. <il\ni}lf. ' Mil hell and Lngun^ Mrs. It! Bailey, KmA. ,r V, * 1 '.. nan have returned home' nl*-o. Tlie "T inmti ) i 11 i n lr llr "Khsa Tarker and .Miss K'nnna. f. Jrya'ht, was t|iiite a.siueess. . . 1 On .Monday. May- 1-th a j;:t r* \: w.i - ' fiyuji ' in honor nl' "I'.ii My" latt'V>a"ts. Saturday-. Mas -hd l'W?f i',.:... r-ieiids enjoyed a?trslwio' !-t4ft.?ii-h''ir-' 'i eek. The annual Thaiikseivine i rn^n ' H l tie (Mil Fellow anil lion < ^ <n 1 tr w as nreaetied :n M a < <b -n n L L lunch by Key. (!. \\ . Illorl . i. The soeond?Qyunft-oily ? ..oi - i W/v. i i' his. district was a s hVi'1 I' : v- .i? ,eld ,at Trinity AM I - -i.-i'i-b, \|. h V'poltS Wele good. ShNKCA NTANS \ Miss Ophelia William* .:u-d .Mr < i ^ i.' Wright, of (ileenvitle ^\vel e '..Mi if Mrs. I.uev. Kilnatri? k. ?-Misses Elese N ?luL?a? .ovinprtmi atiemto?r"tiio !.;!? ? ! y - -1 losiny this week. Miss Nina Ytuingr. lias riiuiin ,] mm v fotii Ashuvilkv ;1 ..1'rofT and Mrs. I.e Simp-on ?i" vnslny?u'iti: iIsiTnrv?in.. l.li..- . i:' | Miss Alice* Classwtay >i I I?? rt \ , pent Sunday :?ft hit th I" r pa 'ents. J / i4 Miss EuTail Simpson of Eash-y \vas ,* he \ve?k .end tfitest of Miss iilaiiilt'ruV. |. Lpviogton.. L ......A Miss Eleanor (iambveU Vl '<'alitor*^ V )i?. is visitiUtf hu,?ntullu*-r .mi1?viLaliwT berry street. > - ? Miss Stella "\VilTuwns o! Atlanta.-!- J tisiting tyer mother. . .. ( Mr. anil AFrs. Terry. Mrs. Reatrir . rmjirmr n'it'ended the "irrrrfrrnuT."~ '; iermon of Union biph school at ltd- \ 071. ' Mr. TToyyvard \V ash in at on of ToTjh. ion C. Smith university spent' tin* 'j veek end Avith his parents.. Miss Nina Young' and mot hoi. Mr -, imirietta Young ^ will leaVc* Sntr.T i [piy fur -Ohtrapn.?1 ?* ? ' . ?t Hi kV 4 1> A Til V1AUO """?1-n I ? ?1 ill'-" r1 ? ' ^Rev. {J. 'R.~ Mfift?li>x?uiuf ?\5Ua Mae were the visiloir. >if Mi nmt'v ^ V' A. Monro. ! T bodrU of the quarterly singing ? onveution met at fine Grove Mon- \ -C- ' , , . i. Wtiy. I. i :i I?iill*'att? (:?!< ! ?, S"a*' tt UK'TSuii aiii! ,4.>.r^ft<v i <; t la \\ i cK ?ji(J j/iu- ?- T;f' tT? v. "a'tid ' f~' -~ 1'. T.. Koliill -nil. , M 1 - Scipi'i- .( J;: itiI??-?-!| J? 77t I*,. ( ' Imf'V as the fUfyt'.'.r 11 vl V. ia,. ?'"if'? ?" ; ,i if M ... T-1m? ,v\c'if.isi.-s of t{K- (JatiU '.nil si hoiil were . lurtrtMy it 11 niiili'i!.~ | I i'Iv |' :i !< ;i)i(i tioys y nv aw :'u <l<-d : , v ii..i i >. ,ni<.)i<|i nt \S i-iv If _j I <4-^ VV > ?Sm [ *rrtfrt~?tor hi ~ j tu*iui.T fit " Atlfi ii.Ja. 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Mw?ilnJin Wilson, has rl*t urnod. ?Vf: HaiIvy -said that ":Hth?mt:h tli/*" loasion wa< -.a. suit one. yet it was ,' 1 im tod wit h hanpine-s. fi> FTo w ;i> '' Lt.Td !T> .lm'i't nlil Tnomls anCl Xulh . ivds in tho .south ottcv in.oiro. M:? ? n.y furnuM'lv of Kavtnvs?i*. 1JLlr ?u fliv.vv!) <f..t:lllHi;iA\t' *''' in oporatiihi at tho Mnur.tniM J**i.d<*. o*nj(al for J ho vomoval, of. his ton.-, ,+4-i IsH-t- <4;-Ha?fmi(>orntfrrr?niorhr it'll i*- ahlo to l>o at his homo on 'Wit-j aid plaoo. Mi--. I.h atrioo Williams, ~trr-t. is ' otnouhat iitill-posoil at hoi h mm on *c . ? II ISSHllJ iLLeilL, ^TisiTaifios. c. wmiflwa ufid i;.1 ion. and Miss Vay nuiToivd r?>m Halthnoiv Sunday nml spout ilm__ s+j,?v*?4-v?pU'.nKartttytuu'o v inking it . afivt " and frionds, Whilp hove t,lu'\ ' ' I'l't' Hit- Imusu vr^ls; of Mr/iind Mi's. linyst ,T?'l?ns on? WilltUld pl-uv a.aj?^. dr. and Mrs. H. Jacksuii .m Cju or Hill pla?>* .* . . _" . " "T* i IM <; i ~ i'i \ ^ fl\ MIMOIO OK Mjfs'l.!//HS\lc. 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