Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. . .. . . r HpX - , . 4 W ' ;fMf;E SIX , r." ~ . ; ' .: ::' ; : SPORTS PAST | H. \Y. B.V The college baseball season is fa college has about breasted the tape Atlantic Intercollegiate Athletic a; ?and'has played"a good many. State keen competition. Allen and Moridefeated each of them first. " State' league. They are deserving champi -It seems the school presidents h dents of the league.?President Sim of the Georgia Carolina ussuciatioi S. A. I. A. A. has become president were athletes during their college - - teaching. I They tell us that "Him" W illiam.* th-it "Big Boy" McKarlan is pert'oi to imagine "Bus," his versatility 5i the bat. Wherever lie plays,' thougl ing it jam up. : ? II ? ?! > 1 ' . . ..i 1 . -r\ 11v11 kul ""I ii f?vl)U sian, iji hasn't fared so well in her last fen week and lost to Haines (i-.'i and tii 1 _ dafV nt arf=exRITTi11oti -game at A-ntk a case of too much Sulton. Sulton i: ? pawed Allen to deathTAshfoi'd tou ted a good game fo ? for errors by !hijn, Hurtoit and Nolsi ?r"-M id get-?Half played seintillati kid wj'S the. first Allcnite to hit Si only two clean hits.'.*He's an unusi Harold June caught a great gan ?"Sports playing in this league. He is gridiron. June will'be graduated t hec&uSe Of it, but all .school* niu.+t? time. June is among the most vt America. He is a musician of rar fine athlete. All this .does pot spoil lluiles, Allen third baseman, joi.n He knocked his four bagger in th< Swintoiis and the lending hitter.?_ ?The ladies of Bethel church stage 1 fie id last Monday afternoon. The Dew alt and ("Wina Kpps. The dau France's Thomas was the'-stur perl'i the Rev. J. \V^ Murph. SIMS TIHER ON WAK I'ATII Sims high school, Tigers linwij d Hooker?\V'irhiiiif|>>n irr-Htrh)iirb].r~ti" 4, was. the first defeat fin*, the gers lioth teams playing'a good* ha of b#H. rno TigCl's UhI 11 ill il. .1 *Qtfhth inning n-ln.,, T ' fi.v ? that Chambers was unable to rtil I In off at second. Simons and A. Sm pitched niye games tin.ugh Smith li but had an edge on Hooker T.'s | - ehfir. , We hope the Coach, will buy no balls for the next. game. _ -The Tigers took a close game fn . Manning 11 i 8 to 7 wh'iiTi provedhave been the best game of the s< son on local diamond. Hooker pitel -:c-- trtv the - Tierers" and James for I home team with scores lie m sevei inning. Coach Williams sent his mm stead, Smith, to the-box who held I a stone wall vyhile getting a two "hi -= hit to score a man for the winni team. ? .. : . *. ~~The Tigers trying to set pace W nesday were able to tie York 4 ning on account of rain. hi.^e we?t the mount -?tar, A. Smith, again the rescue of Maddox .and Book With the score -5-8 Smith, again nf7;' runs ahead and later "BcaJ hit center, scored the tieing run. T game is expected tu--Le.: played off T order that the ' Tigers might " hr right of way to the J'ied-mont cha pionship withoutrdisput^. JONKSY H.TK Ni:\\ftS . . The farmers in this community : having vacation,' because of the 1: of rain. It seems that a drought near at hand. This community was saddirted y terday to hear of the- tleath ?>f -M J.ydia. Me'aUor who has been sick several weeks, however he,, death v Unexpected._She Was funeralized Mi day evening at Bethanyr Key.' Dud had charge of. funeral exercises. M Meador leaver- several children a - grand children uiuf a host of re _ lives to mourn her passing.-ioneKvi undertakers had charge of the 4>??' Sunday was a Jed letter day Bethany as is always the 'custom this chui'eh on this day. The iduFi y/as packed from pulpit to the d< arid about half of the people were the outside parking spaces for c: were at a premium. Rev. Dudley v at his best- and preached a wood fu'l sermon.< Rev. Pete,. Dogan one of the citizens of this town-is on the s . . list,. .. . . t The many friends-of M-r. Lal'aye Means will learn with regret that is seriously ill after having hail . stroke of paralysis. Mr. James Dogan of Spurtanbv j was here Sunday visiting, his purer Mrs. Sallie Free, formerly, of_ 1 place hut now of Columbus, Ohio, i 1 fiere vistiihg her children. - -- " Rev. Matthis, pastor of Cedar Bs church passed through here Monday- on hit?--way- to Anderson i\ while here he stoped to see Mr. Met Mr. R. D. Talley and family fr " UnioTf 'worshiped here Sunday: J Talley has been- in the north for * vera! years. Prof. B. T. Betaay*" of Fi&t R< -r- ,,, visited his mother the jtast week. ?. .Miss. AnPte Urn . Askew from. J, ion is visiting in this community* Misses Alice Sims and Mamie ' Gill fromer teachers h'ere from L ion worshipped here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. <Joforth and dttuglil Jerelena from Lock Were here:" M URE^ BROWSINGS ti AHi AK^IJ.s r.K ? ? , . "j t st waning, and it would seem that State ahead of the cither members of the South <soeiatioii. She has lost only two games -has a -team- that has stood up wyll under is are the teams that beat hef but she s team is about the most colorful in the Oils. nust aecve their apprenticeship pfesf= s of Allen, was for a long time president now President I. David Tinson of the t>elect of Morris college. Both these nten days and coaches during.1 their years of I is Tuc Kinp till' initial sack Itt IfMloh find ruling behind the bat. It is hai'd for me notwithstanding, anywhere e*eept?behind i, -you may bet your boots that he's playut seems to have hit the toboggan. She .v starts. She journeyed to Augusta last aL lining- -4..^?She jilgyod the young t who v *ff* r Allen and might have fared better but nr. : ? ! ! ~ ugly at short in the State game. The ilton. safely. Incidentally Sulton gave up lal Portsicler. ly. for. State. Jurte is one of the cleanest s a gentleman on the diumond and on the his month and State will be the poorer ivlcniH' th owe whom they cherish at some rsatile studehts In the State, if not in e attainment, a splendid student, and a his sunny disposition." ed?the Home Run club over at Augusta, e ninth frame. Guiles is captartTt~t>f the d a Mothers vs Daughters game at Hurst .opposing pitchers were Misses; Beulah ghters spanked their mothers 18-8.- Mrs, jinter for the mothers. His "Umps" was i.Jerelena is a student at Sims high school in --Union. l,v ! There wilt he a song .service Sun frr, ,lav night at Fuster's chapel, tjuaiI'i. lets from Spartanburg ajul Indian are nd VxIto.be here. Tnis is given in hV interest of* the missionary society." V.'i'moiv^in iiii , 'Hulley- left Monday for , An>M i . M'.ss ''"-'thn Floyd from Ash villi* is \ relatives here*. ? ~~ . ; weacoii Kite of Corinth Baptist was 1 j a visitor here Sunday?y- ' - ??; Jr.; BKNXETTSVUK NEWS funnels and all others were die j Hunle to smile with jov i>ver-th?-nice it IT Reason 'of'tain tlTis week. Everybody mi who -my as a garden was in the way ikirWrf-'making good use of^ it. tsc~ The sad nyessage reached tin, ctt-y TTg that two- of our old-well known and loved friends are no more. One Mrs", t'd- Rachel Williams, and the other Mrs. 1-8. Margaret Bruce. Sad, oh, how sad ill:-of thcRo-doae ' LatLi Mist?Bully Puuiioy iR home from to Philadelphia visiting her* sister Mrs. er. Uena_Johnnakin. to | Mrs. Simmons, one of the graded ryT | school teachers, Mrs.- Hough of the his I city, special music teachers, and Miss injL. Johnson, one of our city teachers ive were evening guests of the reporter m- Monday <_ Every- minute was pleasant' ly spent. I Call' any time you can, good friend? . ~ I- Mrs. Simmons left a short poem written?by?one?of?hrr sixth gfndr | pupils. Mrs. Ilur Reese and .Miss L. no Johnson^closed a successful school ick term tfus week at Level Green school, is' Our city school will close on the I'iOth of May. The faculty in every reus spect are doing all they can_to jiut ?> nver a real Obmmencement. ? fan"* -;i ni' Benedict club met at the res as idence of Miss E. M. Drake Wpdnes day afternooTU After the business ley meeting a radio program WHH~enJoyod. rs.'A splendid repng^ wan uonv-wd. ml j Dr. \V. JS, Hanna and sister, Miss la- Margareta Hanna and Miss Drake aL die tended arrTTffernoon party at the ready, idence of Dr. and Mrs. J. V. Hanna 'at, in Cheraw Friday afternoon. of; Tlie Just county teachers' meeting ich was-held Saturday morning. This tor.flosed a successful term's work of the on Marlboro county. i- ars t Mrs. Etta J. Ferguson, Misses I)a;as j\is and Jackson were in the cjty on ei- Saturday morning. Mr. S. ST Shields, Marshall street oui | taylor proved to be in the A class ick j when he fitted up opr Rev.--. A-.-; J, i A. J. Wright so nicely in every rettelspect. he | Mrs. Karlie H. Bingham arrived u | home from New Y^rk City" to tlfr'de| light of her family and friends, irg. Rev. A. J. Wright returned from its..the convention Saturday. He reported hia-|~a?aujondod i>K.ssion throughout the is|me('ting. Rev. S. C. Campbell, made | it very pleasant in every respect for *P-1 all who attended the convention. He on gave us a splendid sermon on Mothet, indl The sum of $38.00 or more was ins j collected. tim, In spite of hard times the .members dr.-; and ""friends- mean tir take care of our se-..pastor and family. They are not i depending on us alone as they are wk raising a nice chance of chickens. 1 They also have a nice garden. Lu-1 Mr. nixorv-ef Society Hill worsTiipi ed with Us Sunday morning. M.I Our school children are improving (n-jin their school work. The^ poem writ ftm ny one or the sixth grade pUpj]s ,er which we have at hapd is very beauiss I tiful. '. - A' M _ ; THE PALME! SPC s WALTEHBORO NEWS Mothers' Day was fittingly observe* here by all the churches. Practical an< forceful sermons were preached. Th< .Sunday schools of Wesley M. 10. am Hopewell Presbyterian churches am the A. C. K. League of St. Peter' A. M. E. church'gendered splendii , programs in the afternoon. ; Last week was quite a busy weel t'cr^ St. Peter's -ehurelh?Followingth liicnic on Monday, Mr. Walter Gregj yave a fine moving picture show oi Tuesday night; Wednesday the Rev G. W. Wolfe of Green Pond preachei r-fwMis. Mary Spencer's club and oi r -Thursday- night Mrs, ^fary?Hirrrrfiii gave a Concert for her club. I Miss Ivenia Brown, the organist ? ' St. Peter's church is ih the city agaii [alter a succesful school year. She ha closed her school on Monday of thii week. During her almuine on the Is Sunday by Miss Rebecca Mance an< that night by Mrs. Ruth G. Horry These- ladies rendered efficient ser vlf?The Rev. M. t. Green, pastor o Wesley M. E. Church was agreeably surprised with a birthday party. Thi - -guests assembled while he was-a way with the birthday cake and everyom awaited his return. He returned on ly to find his parsonage in possessioi of friends. His surprise and embar ",rassment were quite evident but somi how he managed to regain his com posure. The Rev. A. F. B. Horrj made the birthday speech and pre isented the many beautiful and use ful presents given him. Everyone en joyed himself very much. Mrs. Green the sponsor, and her many friends were thanked by Rev. - Greeninverj - appropriate speech.?ne is sum sum " ing over thy event. : Mrs. Tena Simmons, one of th< - club captains of St. Pater's chord gave an entertainment at her horn* last Wednesday, night, She. report: having 'ha<r~a~sQccessT j News of the death of Bishop J oh i Hurst in Baltimore lasti"week shock ed Walterborov -He-was-one. of th* outstanding characters of Aniericj - and as bishop of South. Carolina wa: untiring in his efforts and did man; constructive"'?things.--.for his district His passing is greatly regretted. i : CLNTON NKWS Mothers' Day. was celebrated or Sunday throughout7't.he tdmmnnity Presiding elder Ramsey was her* quarterly conference. \ . Sunday with parents, Mr. and Mrs Thompson Jteeder. Closing exercises of tjie Bell St. high school. May 14th-23rd, exercise: at 8:MO p. m.: . . ' - - Wednesday, 14th P1?v-by-Sixth an* * -Seventh grades. . Friday 10th, Speaking-^" Contset Representatives- of the Tenth Grade "?~ Sunday, 48th at M :30 after norm Annual sermon. Rev. J. H, Toatley, A M.. Due West. S. C. Monday, 10th. Concert First, Se ~ cend and Third grades" Tuesday, 20th, Concert, Fb irih u*?< Fifth grades. Thursday. 22nd, Play by Hi schoo _ pupils. ...... . . . -Friday, 23rd, Graduation Exercises J, M. JOHNSON,. Principal COKESBURY NEWS mm.* ? 1 + f j : ' Gokesbury people entertained 4h< district conference two days last week Elder-"Gary seems-to be?delightec the way the. conference was enter tained. Rev, E. A. Adams preached the Od< '{Frllnwn sermon Sunday. It was ver; much enjoyed. . .Rev. Janerette preached "a' beauti ful Mothers' Day sermon Sunday a m. The weather was such that onl; a few were out. Messrs. Waller >Fisher, S. Shoe Maker. W. Mhwr off Greenyilfe-vhutet friends here Sund&y. r- -Spartanburg.. ? Misses Mary and Grace Render o Jiodges are the gU&sts of their aunt : Mrs. Henrietta Goggina. Miss Rosj . Etta Nash has returned frnm Golum bia. Her friends jire glad-to see he i hoqie. BISHOI'VIIXE NEWS . i Splendid services were held at Ne\ Bethel Sunday morning followed by i very interesting program. Many par >. ticipated. AH,was in keeping with th Mothers' -Day services. Mrs. M. F Fisher president? ' A splendid ci'owd worshipped at th ^-Baptist church Sunday. Rev. Hanna ham preached a very interesting -am soul touching sermon as usual. I-as 1 Monday evening the high school gle I club rendered a splendid program a the Mt. Harmon Baptist church un ' rier the direction of Minn !. Mr Lil ' liewood. ' _^.Mr3. Mahoney of Washington is th house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Johi 1 Mcintosh. Miss Sadie Moses has returned t her^ home after a successful schob term at Summerton. rroi. m. Ij. rnomas accompaniei hy his mother, niece and nephew lef last Friday for Washington wheri - they wjfl spend ?he summary- ? Mrs, "Rosa Benn, 84, died at he home last Saturday and was funer " alized Sunday. Rev. McBride offlcia ted. She is survived by two daugh ters, one son and 18 grandchildrer The bereaved family has our deep est sympathy. ---? * ' a : ? / / - ; wpri X x> A vvrnn ' TO LEADER )RTS GADSDEN NEWS Mothers' Day was -fittingly obsei'vs ed at Red Hill Baptist church. The j pastor, Rav. R. W. Jenkins, preuehucl j "hn interesting sermon from John 19: s 27 "Behold thy mother". At 8:00 p. j m. a special "Mothers' Day program j was rendered. i. Funeral services for Mr. Isaac Wil u|Iiams were conducted from Pleasant .' Grove~~Bapttst--*hurcli_by Rev. G. W. a 1 Neil on the 5th. , ??-?? , | Mrs. Williams was a faithful memjJjjyy of Pleasant Grove church. He ffwaa asset to the community In" I: which he lived and was respected by both races. ? Mrs. Belle Jenkins passed away on ^ th 6th. ~Funeral services for her were 3 held Sunday afterqoon from Mt. Ars' rat A. M. E. church. "She was loyal t to her?church a?devoted wife?and 3 loving mother. Rev. R. W. Jenkins, ^assisted by her .pastor was in charge .; of the funeral services.| Mr. H. T. Marshall . and mother. . f attended Mrs. Jenkins funeral. They t, were pleasant callers at the home of 8 Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Randolph-Sunday ,|P- ? t4 Mr.. Allen Williams^-sophomore col- e lege student of Allen 'university - spent the week end with his parents, l Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Williams. Mr. Paul Webber, freshman _col?r lege student of StHte college; was a - pleasant visitor here Sunday. He was / [active in Sunday school and spoke - very fittingly at the Mothers' Day ex 'Frcrees_Stinday p. m'. - Little Margaret Wright of Ha good , is visiting, her aunt, Mrs. Louisa W. , Randolph. / * " . -? * ST. GEORGE NEWS ?* > J s . Mr?Uoseph and Miss Elizabeth . : .Smith, and Mrs. Margaret-Jones?mo1 | tored to Sumter and Columbia last Sunday. e Mr. Joshua Moultrie, Mr. Gilbert a. Simmons, Mr. Ira Hutson, Miss Etta. B. Hutson, Mrs. Emma L. Jenkins, ^ Mr. Jonathan Hutson, Mr. David Le- . rmmrMT. Queen" Lemon, Miss Pearl ^ M. B<*yman, your reporter, Mr. Joseph Bowman, Mr. Alexander Stephen^ Miss tMary- Green Windham. Margaret Jenkins were among the _ mips who attended the MeBraneh educational unTorrat?Douely^JIUl Bap1 tist-church in Branch ville.JZ; * Rev. Ear] J- Campbell, white, delivered a sepmon for us at Good Hope AfrsT Cornelia Marshall and wife, V. ^ Marshall motored from Spartanburg, t Mrs. Simmie Ryan of New York & City is home. ? ?HoleRa Stars play "Cross- Hilt r turday. - ? ,, Mr. Jesse Marshall spent last week - in Spartanburg, Mr. David Abrama and Miss Bell ' Long aTso got married Sunday even~ ing. The boys are moving on. Hope - for them a happy life., i* N - * ~, NTrmtay?ntght,?imry?i nn. ite. usva t ' for a subject "I am t.hp door.".?We-. | will be proud for him to return at " | any time. 1 :?: Mrs. Emily J. Lueken Brown is img proving at her home in Charleston. ] We'hope for her an early return to j j wojrk. | -Fishing Is a?very. good .sport in . ; St. George for white and colored. Our spring meeting?will begin to^ l[night, with a minister from Salisbury North Carolina preaching for us. J Rev. .T.~ Mr "Marshall, our pastor . returned last Friday night from t Estate' convention at Anderson. The I reporter credits him as having a very nice trip. ,------: 1 r~~ Sunday school opened at 10:30 a_. ~ Sanders and teachers. At 3:00 p. m. I Rev. lloresley preached a wondelrful V sermon which was enjoyed by all. 8:00 p. m. Rev. R. A. Young nreached. Brown CTiapel went our the top , Sunday night. The church is mvoing on. Mr. Geo."Greenwood and Miss An*1 nip .lae^snn motored to Clinton Sun" | Mr. Eugene~^tarshal?~and~lnotTrP^ i Mrs. Cornelia Marshall and wife, 'iMrs. Verneil Marshall, rpotoretl from Spartanburg to see Mr. .Jesse Mat" | shall. tp Mrs. Sinnie Ryne of New York is home. P? Mr. Marion Marshall motored frowr, j. | Spartanburg last Saturday.;. Sunday I come all. Mr. Jesse Mai-shall *~f spent last week In Spartan lung with ~~ his brothers. r - Sunday school opened at 10:30 a. m. with Superintendent J. S. Sanders find his teachers at their posts. At ~ 3:00 p. m. "Rev. R. A. Young preached . a splendid sermon. As he talked our hearts began to burn.. We were blegseJ with a number of visitors. They ;are welcome at any time. v '? At 7:30 the A. C. E. league met a with the president in charge. > The Leader is on sale.at Marshall e Bros. Store and while in town call ' to see them. v| - We were made1 to feel goo<l cjlast week with wedding bells. Re.v. - Marcellus Robinson and Miss Lunette Sartor were quietly married last Wedt nesday night at the Home of Miss't. e Sartor. After the wedding a course t of ice cream and cake-was served. The - couple was showered with rice.? We - twine fui tlniiii tt loffg and happy life. Rev. Robinson started the wedding e; bells ringing. Mr. William Jones and 1 Mi&s Fannie Mae Jones got married Saturday. We hope for them a long 0 life. Watch the Leader. 1 I *g..~ mg?i p if .4.-11 1 --11? ?- :?^ ' * ? A FORWARD STEP FOR MATHER | < INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL I ?r?- * 1 Beaufort, Ma? 17?Another mile- 1 stone has been passed in the history of 1 Mathei?industrial?schuul. Prunv:?tr 4 small school of only seven grades, 1 fourth to tenth inclusive, a fine four- j year high school course will be offered to students next year; the eleventh t ami twelfth grades having been added 1 by a -vote of the Wnmi'i^. A morican i Baptist Home?Mission society" Unrierp auspices this school is operated.; I We look forward tn thl? n..u. uTap 1 with pride as the school wjtl not only T meet the requirements for iiu accredi- te<T' high. school, but two courses of I study will be offered: an academic course which will admit any student i graduating therefrom to anv college, 1 a household arts course which includes : broad tuition in academic subjects J its?well. 'Our' grmnmuP grades are I taught by well-equipped teachers who r ire'following the state requirements t in text books. ' - * A new chapel is the \>urden of our _ orayera?at the prtesent time. With t the addition of the two grades, it f will be necessary to use our chapel friends are -taking- th+s?burdyn?upoq 1 their hearts also. . " 'I We are looking forward to an in- c crease in enrollment for next year, f The girls who come to Mather live in a happy home atmosphere ahd~re- e ccive every spiritual' help possible. T Our motto is: "Training for Service." '.c Although this "ear has brought us D (h ep sororw because of the loss of our r beloved prjncinalT .Miss Xiertrude- R?-Rand, whom God called home in De- h <ember, we feel it has been an ex- t ci ptiorial year in hapny cooperation t rrn Die pail nf the factttt"-as a whole, -l there has been a deep spiritual living-+ (?ay by day which has had ifs effect Tipnn the student hodv?for good;?h? o\ ery department there has been deoded progress. ' the program for our closing e? ercises to which they are most cordial' . vi ted. -. r:? , ; --? ? AIKfclN NEWS 71 v . A large number of relatives and ^ friends of Mr. and Mrs. James-Hazel v etrJoy^cTJl delightful evening.at their > lovely residence on Fairfield street, | Thursday", April 22nd, celebrating I' i-t.n"' anniversn-av | * Miss MarynVleillhUI wui. hostess lo|J u very-congenial bunch of friends on ;-N -f-hi? niLnmpf ntL AprH-~~9?nd honoring! M A Pi.ik.M- Pitt* ?f Brunswick. All]1 present enjoyed the evening and the!' delicious repast-the hustess seivexh j"1 The Faster Prom sponsroed by the, following young matrons of Aiken atj* the Palmetto pond on?Friday nightrM' April 20th was a brilliant affair: Mes v dames G. Eubanks, C. Smart, J. B. * ' Bland, M". Tlill," B. McCJhee Wffliams,amL Miss- Lois AlcGhee. One of the outstanding social functions of the past wee Jew as the Fas- ter party given at the home of Mr.and Mi?S* J. P. Matthews, -17lfi Edgefield avenue, in honor of Mrs. Ban I Smally of New York City and Mrs.] James White of Westbury. L. I.. Whist; was the main feature"df the evening. J The charming hostess served a very ] fh.lgrt-g.hlu rrdlntinn ... Mrs. Paul Smally, sisU-r of Mrs.] II. C. Brown, after spending a de-j lightful stay in Aiken with relatives1 and friends left for heT home in N. Y. C. last Thursday. Thn T n 11 r\ cr ninmhurc tVir? vnlin i_ Ker married &et_left. in a party for | White Hall Friday to stay over the^? BE AS< OF GETTtNC "Call for- thei Cl.A U~5 li ft F. A D ?" "SOU M B KAVOH ' . . ' ' ? i J_ A MESSAGE 01g: When leath invades your family g solat:on comes to you from'the fa g ANl' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA'J protected by insurance laws, to p policy which your- forethought pei * such. I 'I'*** Mutual Relief & B - T. R. Y()UNCiBI;0( [. * ! I'HONK 7\H{) 11 1 ???? 4 rwc*ww00O)C8fi0ace?c83eaox?c8???^ I REESE'S DR MRS. P. R. Rl A Full Line of Patem 8 CiKarettes apd Tobact g Madam C. J. Walker' .2? ? lTime<L _ Ice .Cfeam an I . ' 1 PH01MJ v ? 1411'4 Assembly Stre^l. ?r _ 1? a r-? ' ? * .? ? . j Try rv%cwf> KX . ' ? f ' " Saturday, May 17, 1930. 1?1 - ^ m m. .veek end as the " quests of MrT_ and * Mrs. George Glove,- near Yemasee: Messrs dltd Mesdames J. Perry, E. 31and, E. Williams, J.. Jt-riiu.banks, Florence' Gossett, Claudia Smoot, Miss l.tliS' Mt'Choe UlUl .Mr. Harris. ' the trip was enjoyed l>y everyone joining the party-. Mr. W. ( . Smoot left", for New Y. J. last Thursday. Wtt.nwondered why Mrs.?Snioot was so sad, now we know. *he will join him at a later date. i?i i ??iaitv v i i ii^ . vi 1111 Slehe, Ridgesnring high school tearhTTsv %?*< >'?? Iw?week end guttata?uf?irr??? diss Russell Smith on Vernon street; rhoy .TfpoVt. hnviiip?spent .'if very deasa'ltly while in tho city Mr. Sj L". Junes -pent the week ;nd at Wagener with relatives and " friends. - - ? On April 27th Mesdames Kvtta M. lones of this city and" M. A. 1 'itts of. jruliswick motored to ' f'.olunihia ami emained until May 2nd as tie- honie fuests of Rev. and -Mrs. J, I\ Reeder Washington street. ?Rev; Reeder it^the heloved amt oner : * tetie paVstor of Zion Baptist church,. >ne of the most progressive churches n _our state. It is a brick stucture hat rs conshU'reth a real ITung-<>f >oauty. -On Sunday-?evening?Row- ?1_ teeder preached to a capacity aulience^that was very appreciative and enthusiastic. **" un eonesoay ai tm- noine 01 kcv. itid Mrs. AI Ion Dixnn on . 1leidT strvvt ifesdames M. A. Pitts. K. M. .Hones, !. Coleman, 11. Ci'onu*r. M. Reeder, diss A. JJa.wkins, also the following***ninistef.s Revs. A,- B. ~ Coleman, J. Reodcr and Rev. Mi?. Pmith wove 3^ mnored with an elaborate dinner. The ' ahle was beautiful with' everything T o tempt the appetite and every one irespnt enjoyed- it. Mr.i':-"l-?rrnTr--D edged--a?tdtarmlrtg- hr>>HeSW." - ? ?- i- .i . 1 IN MICMORIAM IS ' - In memory of my devoted mother, drs. Mitt it' V. Rivers,, who departed his life May t?, P.?2S, ?t Denmark, ?. C. . . ; ^ Dear mot her,?two?years?ago, you~ ~ eft behind, a heart .broken daiivlipr; oh ,how I miss you dear mother. i'ou knew .1 loved you, and didn't vant you to leave me, hot tlod loved j 'ou best. ,. 1 ?* Dear mother, at tiin'gs .1 grow lone-- > V; especially tlie month uX May. Hut ometiiiiiif tolls mi' pvntle mother. flint (Jod loved you hest, 'and took 'ou home to rust. Pear loollu-f .'ill I In. I |'yt' Umriludi l;ut was nolili- Piml ami?true; To-??* ""' nemhor dear mother, it was ta ueht l?y D ai1 mother, you saerifu-ed-for me on hard, hut now you Jie in death's ~rr old aod; prone from me~hut meuWr:es~'~ vill always linger, while upon this * arth 1 stay. Xaur?tiaiiiditer. ------ ? Quality Pressing Club Dry Cleaning. Repairing, Al tering and 1)> eing veniwice iitkci our living -A?Ht?f tic ('o-opof'at-ion would lit*11> J. 11. IXcnlcy, Marintrcr Y. M. G.-A.'"lUH l.l>l N?? fvu niter Street lMu?nt' IWV?1 5URED r-THE-BEST-?M name" ? , ^hb-N ' 5s" r= ? - C A KES ? 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