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h : ~ F . " 7 , - . ^ * Six ? -??SPORTS PASTU1 H. W. BAB? The Sharkey-Schmelling bout was j told. It is not often that yyu get a g Mavbe Godfrey ami" farncra will pntii hope that Godfrey may eowo-out -of t \ ? " AlLlhetalk about Schmelling not b but sheer bunk. If his rnatcK wfth "Shi 1 understand that it was, and he was -the ling. what, else oonld he be in nil fs Fairness however., appears to be* ameriean sports, especially as pertains 'always some circumstance that, gives granting either his due. Neither Shi ^tituler whlck-tlley Were T(V fight; but bt the gajne. Sharkey-committeed a foul 1 poiient. That the Boston Gob was lea -the .Teuton should not be declared chat had tlie bbut Continued., It was. Shark ending and Schntelling should not be ?: !f Mnldoon^aml?tTm -N evr York Comr Mak as champion it is an act' of era* spui t that bears already a none too t The Sellinelling case Is a rentinder .i-jchejited the Wild Bull of the Pampas I " ago. You freedII how l.nis Angel Firpu out of tlio ling in their Polo'Grounds'. the .popular Jack back into, the square maker somewhere upon the Angel's ] declare that Firpo was the winner an American spirit of justice.. Jack Could bis crown so easily. ?-. j?? ? Will Roger's seems to tbink that Sc champion for a long long time, for th been doing what SChmelling's name is BRNN KTTSVli.L.K N HWS ?1 ?L~?^VF~gtTeStill havinga'bjt of sickness aud ilea 11 is in our- vicinity. Mrs. Pattie Williams, is ho more. She is the mother- of Mr. William Brown... Un dertaker Howe had charge of the body. Funeral services will be held at Dice- Hill A. M. E. Z. church, Sunday p. in. Kev. Hunter, pastor. She was a faithful mjember. The Children's Day program at many of the churches were . g^bod. T7" HevV'TJanna reported a splendid exercise at Spears M. E. church Sunday afternoon. , Dr. and Mrs. V. llanna of Cheraw -?= were the guests of ltev. and Mrs^-llan na. Sunday. The Child re it's Day program at Shi luh Baptist Sunday was very good J. B. Drake certainly deserves great ?credit, for her hard work to put over. Reeves kindly assisted Mrs. Drake which was very nice of her. Our own" little Margaret!Reese had cuurge ui tut* music as usual it was very good. Margaret is the baby of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Reese., However -' sRe^is always ready and willing to play-her paut?m-helping to "put over. to improve our race. Mrs. Minnie Reese, Mrs. Johnna? kin, Mrs.-Mcbeod returned from the Behnetisville h(>spital. Miss Lucile Tillmon, Misses Mabel ris was the afternoon guest of the reporter Tuesday. Miss Klesteen McCidlum is on the ' i4 sick list. Mrs. (lien \\r. McCollu.ni and children ure> visiting parents iy. Camden. Dr.. L. M. McCollum. spent the da.y in Camden with his wife and other relatives.' , We trust t hey will soon ^return* to -the city. Div.Vv, S. Hanna gave a health talk at services' Sunday after which Rev. Wright in hev usual way delivered a , splendid sermon. In some way we have found a night visitor that no one admires, having them arotrnd; ?They made ca 11 to Mr. Alexander Stephen's store and tuuk a* <nu?'l?-u!' they muhh carry off', ?alsu to .Mr. and Mrs. Pearce Reese's ehiektat house and gcrt live hens: to Kev. Wright's chicken house, Mr. Bostard's garden, and to Mrs. M. Bradford's garden. Many others are getting a pop call from this slipping crowd. *" ?7? M iss Martha Reese has made a pop call home she just came in from her school work in Kipgstreet'1 and ?this afternoon khe is leaving for summer school ~trnt'olumbia. _j The young men's social club of the city entertained a nice crowd Thufsday p: ni. at a special pafty~g1vc*n >11 honor of the college-girls and boys also a few of the teachers that taught . i away this term. Everybody "expressed themselves us having spent a pleasant evening-at the home^f Mr. and Mrs. MbnyTTn. Splendid" music was highly furnished by Misses Sarah Morris and- Margaret Hanna. v Mr. H. E. Covington, accompanied by a number of friends, left fdr New ?: York Sunday p. m. 1 ?Miss Sarah Morrir, haw aooepfced?apdsltion aB organist at Zion (A. M. ? E.?Z. church during-her school- vaca- j tion.. y \ ? '? Misses?t)oTnth>v, Mabel?Ueese, Mr, ? Joom? Roof.o, Mr" Joseph M"^rri?, Jr.. fend Miss Sarah TVfShris, motored to Cheraw Sunday to see Rev. and Mrs. Davis, also' Miss Hammonds. Miss Hattie Bridges of Kollock, a freshman at Benedict, was an accep Wrtr vinitnr in tho-^ily^lLer stay was very pleasant in every respelT.' J Calf t^> our citv anytime, good friends.- We are ever delighted to see Dr. Toby Richardson was called to CoUmrtria orr important matters on Tuesday afternoon. He is doing nice ly in every respect?with h?s full line bf drugs. ( all uj any .time to see bim.j 'f V J* ' . . W if . ' * ' ' ? ! ' . 1 R KK BKOVVSIJNGS ^ IGARDNEK > . . - V P ? w JJi i List anothpt- Vipji vvwpiir'lit Ann wu iiro 11 :ood bout in the heavyweight division, tl hat fray the winner. r? -r ? -?- . '. ~ K eing champion appears to hie nothing a arkey was a championship npatffh. and declared winner by the third mATV in ii rirness! r , - IV . 11 word not couched in th lexicon of Ato Negroes and foreigners. There is si Homo Americano an excuse for not ft irkev nor Schmelline made the rules )th were assumed to-know-the rules ot' ? 'or which the bout was awarded his opcling at the time is no argument that ? npion. Anything might have happened g ey who was responsible for its abrupt 1 penalized for what Sharkev did. o / h ?? 'st in refusing* tu r ~? ^ is injustice, and further-stigmatizes a cl unviable reputation. _ji ?:?- ~ v: of the way American sportsmanship v i out of the championship some years ? knocked John Ilarrisun Dempsey cleai settu, and how newspaper men assisted ii d circle, after which he planted a hay w persQji. Marquis of Queensbqry rules n d hence the champion, but not so the In^v bo-aHowetl to fttU-down -and break fi hmelling should have been the boxing w e game has been so uotten that ip has c< iiritnmii'Pii <mti| 1 i 11 tr i- DINBAKTON NEWS ? "v" Mr. Hermit Williams and Mr. IIusTe d { spending li pleasant Vacation in llK'it "Hi respective homes. n I Misses Richardeen Roundtree,- Susie si Myers and Adelle Myers have returned home for a pleasant Vacation. s< | Mrs. Irene Dunbar, wife of Rev. A., M Dunbar* died suddenly Sunday p. in. 11 j - The friends of Miss Elizabeth Myers are happv to know that she is In I improving. ' 1 ti | The mnnv friends of Mrs. M. Bosh .m wife of Rev. Miller Bush were sad to learn of her sudden death in Phila- hi 'delphia. f 1 M-r.-Simon-B?Brown of I'lir^nrVm 4f ,rpent a pleasant evening at the home I d' the lovelv Miss Pearl .Fiord of El- -V lent on. . ' REN NO NEWS V 4- ? - ? I I ,had the~"pleasurlr of~vistl1llg Rev. ~~ J. \y. Shaw's churches Mt. Pleasant Av and Elzee, Sunday, June 8th, and j di -to-see the-wonderful worb he-fs-doing | among the good people of the com- j G munity. I arrived there "in time for.sf f Sunday school at Mt. Pleasant. The j c'l (lesson was well planned and carried,ni ^>uV-hy-the- snperi ntcndeTTtr"Mv:"Br Fant. *_" . y j Sunday was a busy day at Mt. %Y {.Pleasant,..fThe Odd. Fellows and House ^ j-hold?of Rpth?held their 81st .Thfinks- ~E giving service. After the usual pro- { gram of the Order Rev. Shaw nreach- ir *Vd k ptrtveriul sermon from John '1ft: 12 .and 14th verses "This is rny command , w Iment: That we love one another,as 1 in :have, loved you. ?e^are~riiy friends, V7 I if you do whatsoever I command you." ol .Subiect: "Love Demonstrated" " tt Sunday afternoon I had tlve plea- In ispre of visiting the honies of some of w 'the good people and seeing the vary- w 'ing conditions under which they, are Ik ; living. .They-are good-providers and' ' (they are really interested in the we!- si (fare of their pastor. j Sunday night " Children's Day pxer- of eises were jenderxui _at- Elzee, 1 ..Thu, tZ well trained children did credit to n< I themseles. ? j At the close of the exercises the J. (^superintendent called on several visi- R tors to sneak Mice Pic.,.. .? at Lll?lUr a neautttul ! pyem Miss Coleman compeared the ?foppurtuTiitv and aecompli^munt ..r Tfi I the church and community to the M j beautiful poem, "The House by the di Stde of the Road," which she recited si! at the close of her talk. . T - The people of this section are Viyal m church -workers and showed a fine J: (spirit; of administration and coopera- F ition. , , i The giand beginners'" Star RallyTTTi f wilt be had by the young people of* fo Flzee*"undeir the direction of the pas- of tor, Jmie22nd at 8:00 o'clock ftt; Which ~T time- Rev. P: M. Gary, D. D.,~ P "E. h; will be present. He will also preach in at Mt. Pleasant A. M. E. church that morning at the usual service hour. t.| We are praying for the success of g rthese good people and pastor. __ ___ A. Visitor. t.} ~ - si COKESBURY NEWS ' bi L. SU-P-auk's pastor, Rev. Janerette, S( [preached a wonderful sermon Sunday. which was enjnyprl by ?1| yihn -Li ^tnessed it. ' - ?i Miss Hattie"Wilson and Mr. Jesse m Nash have returned Thome after having .spent .a?few days in?Aoheville. -of Miss Henrietta RohiPson-t* attend, fr ing summer school ih Greenvillir. hi HELENA NEWS be i t One soul claimed Christ ?in . the N' meeting which was carried on by Rev. fr if Mj Da wit inn loot .woch. It was n ?^ wonderful meeting. Rev. J. M. Daw- sp kins, Jr., was with him Sunday. Sun-.th day school opened 'at 10:30 ?r-m. Tile lesson was well discussed by all, Ht and reviewed by the superintendent, I at Mr. J. -S. Sanders. The young merr Di are coming to the Sunday school as j th never bofor#. We are glad to sen them In out in large numbers. At 8:00 p. m. nu THE PALME' SPC ev. U. A. Young preached a wonL'efal sermon that will remain th~ TT? hearts ol' men. 7:(To is the time lut the A. E. league will meet, /.e hupe that a larero mimher will 1%? resent. The Willing Workers club ill meet at the home of Mr. and jhn Gary Thursday night. Friends re nskecl. to come out and enjoy ?emselves as they" feel like. Ellen IT Boyd, prenident. _lt is xjnging that Some one is_ to et"married soon. Watch'the leader" nd see for yourselfT"' 1 Mrs. MaryE. McMorcis is attends lg summer school in Greenville. Also ler school in Aiken. Don't forget that the Deader is on ule at Marshall Bros, store. Watuh n the l)ig day .lit 1 .C 1th hew. l'?T. MATTH1IW.X NMtS Showers of unusual interest were iven. Thursday night-. June 12th and 'rjday night. June 12th at the homes f Mr. and Mrs. Vainly Guinyard in onor of Miss l'arnethia Owens; hnd t the horncrrrf? and ~MFs7 Mitliell ij> honor of Miss Mattie Wannaiaker. liuth these young Indies are xceptioiuilly fmo=an?l teceived many a 1 uable gifts, as. - Well?as?beautifu 1 lies. ?? ; * Missev?H.t/i1 mTil Ti XT Footman ft for New, Vrnl, Saturday, Jtine 14r here they expect to remain the sumler. Hev., J. M. Jackson has returned . I I. - I ' ? ' A' ?m?i .im-itytrnvnn1' , wnero in* was call1 on the.account of his sister's death. W e are having a series of meetings liieh Hev. Walker of Bishpoville is nductinjrr!,{ev.?-Jj'ssip, IHcli:Jaiel. Rex*1. Jonas icIialilH't's son.-.of Florida. is homo is 11111lc Tils father.' Ile~[Treat-heel aii uircTi 'Sunday nitfht. Mi*. WtU-tam Oymsrrf NcwrYork is iTiTTe spi-Jolm'.' oine t ime with his Hither, Mrs. Rosa Owen's, on Mack reet, .Mr.-and :Mt . Fdwards of NownTer?y are s|in*r some time /with Irs., Janiihni Wannamaker, the later'slother? . Mi'S. Thelma Hell and children' are iiihe from New Vork spending-Some me with her7 mother,. Mis. Wanrvalaker. : 1 Mrs. Rosa Cl'iinyard of Detroit is :ime to the delight of her many ionds and spendinjr some time with ?nod h< r.?"M i s.?VV:in' :11kiak?.*P. Mr. Franklin Mitvlull- left Jor New ork Monday, June Kith. Miss Ani/flitio (iuinvaid D spending while in .Mullins. i anna inahcr-( Kiodlct tc Weddintr l'_-_ nites I'opular Couple eddinj? of Miss Mattie Wanriamaker aughtor of Mrs. Jamiiiia Wannama-of-SK Mat tlirws'nnd James 'l'yree oodlet of New Jersey, which wak deinnized in St. Matthews Baptist lurch at 4 fin? o'clock Surida^L?afterjon, Rev. T). Mitchell, otlicintinj*. The KjTch was beautifully adorned "with ullow and white [taper. The altar as decorated with fvrns. Miss Black f Cameron sa-n^??while Miss rrrrstirre"MTIuiley p'ayeil. I'rof. T. . lMiu-kney of Columbia played an istrumeiital solo. - Mrs. -James. Luker Lluui .playeu the eddinic march. The tlower-jjfrls, the idesmaid and the yruomsman inarch 1 Hi. The bride entered on the arm ' her brother. ..The hridejiTooni eii red oiv tlte arm of .Mr.^Ott.' The, ide w as - becomingly jrowned with hite Hat crepe trimmed with lace',' ith white kid -'slippers- .carrying a i,liquet of white, daisies and ferns. They 'h*ft?Wednesday for New*J>er v where thy will make their home.' There were, stweral people from out. '-trnvnwhir-.witnessed the Wedding ' ^aAa'ui^iL-AA'kiUjJ.iadi>'sliij[il_.ii)en wit- , s^ed the ceremony. ' Misses Tliompstitr, litthrise, Mr. T.1 Thompson, and Mrs. NVelsoh, all of, hm-Hi Were lu re Sunday to witness: e t)WA\ns-T-hoj^jemn marriage. 1 Miss l'arnelliia- -Owens. attractive tUKhter of Mr.y llu.M <>wrm?T~of Stft attliews was quietly'"' married Sun-' ly atternoon at (ROt) o'clock tp Mp-| -s Thompsoh, son of Mrs, Sarah .M. liompson, formerl;. <>f Rimini * init^ )W uX New Jersey, by life Rev.' J. M. lekson, pastor of the Bethel A. M.! . churciL_iit the bride's home. The Iniih' was lowly in her tailored ess of white. "The voiinc c.ouple left. ir New Jersey .Momlay for the home Mr. Tiiompsoii's parents. Mrs.1 ijompsnn ami .Me, Thompson both, Orangeburg; ~ Mrs. Maria Snipe is erecting a mod n holise on Meeting?street, nearj ev. Mitchell's. Messrs. Ortllns V. Coker, Alice Mit-j it'll have left for the .seat of the immcr schooHij' Orangeburg. J Miss Sarah Thompson, <ff Colum-I a stopped over enroute to summer hool, Orangeburg. * | Mrs. M. 'J. Moultrie left. Eeidav. HTp "Titt 11?for?Cobywljiii^nit-fn <visitj Id .white tKrrr .wni ,tak'o iji tha siiider school of A lie-n-Benedftct. Mr. Julius Olt entertained some out; town guests as well as smiip of Ill's1 tends In t(i\v"n 'wiili II FIsdi Thnm ah s home on Saturday night,. was ell prepared. The cook needs td (complimented. ( Mrs. Dianah Hartley is home from pw York to the delight of her many iends. Orra-f enr'trr ay art TfyiTtffolnVrg"' ..*1 urM.l i '. i?ni. tvcuiii'saay ur :>t. Matthews e Kuest of Prof, and Mrs. Ford. On Jtine H>th 'Ttcv. and M rs. L. ft. flnTn'gXvay "antf tfurir Son, L. H., 1 r., tended RgV. T. J. Miller's, funeral in rrltngtotl. Th-ey spent the rest of e week visitintr relatives and friend* Hartsville, Me Bee, Marion, Timinsville, Florence, 'Conway and * \ 9 J rTO LEADER j__w. kflffiO" ?K 1 5 ! 5 5 -- jKipgstiW. . 7 (-s-ftgy. ftttrl M? I M lnnl,n^ daughter attended the funeral in Darlington of Rev. I. J. Miller. We received the aad intelligence of Mr. Washington Carlos, who was shot in a fray in Pennsylvania. Mr. Carlos ' is formerly of St. Matthews and his many friends were made to feel ^sad over Ihe affair. * UNION NEWS - . Services were, all well attended j here on Sunday.?Revival meeting has begun at Zion.' ReV. Dr. Lomax. is being ably assisted by a-visiting mi1 '.'Ister wiiumm 'wrmona have Ijeeu u'Pttprepared and mpst-forcefullyL delivered. Many are in attendance and ex' pressed themselves benefitted, j Rev. Dr. Baten continues a series of i sermons on 'The Railroad to Heaven." This being- 2nd -number -'-TheTrain . Crew was discussed, while? in- ftrst number Rev. Dr. Baten spoke, of the "Road." Many are hoping to hear i each onp of the series, as interesting' j as the topics have Already proved, no i wYrn fTTi^s -Hearing mem unless , unavoidable.. _ ttrrv. Baton and fatnily were dinner ^ i guests of'Mrs. P. Colemau_ on Enter-1 ' prise street. The dinner was wel) pre-I pared and served. - Pastur and. fatViiS is grateful for this and other , cour-1 -ly ate and were filled. Each of them' tesies' extended. | Mesdames Baten and Sallie B.I lYouijg are delegates to the Women's I convention which convenes in Ches-frr. ^ ' . . j ( A large number\ ofL-Leachers?are roTT" to the summer school! some to State college, Orangeburg; Creelivi 1 C-olumbia, and others to Asheville. Children's - Day exercises at Corj iiith Baptist church were well attend-1 ' ed. ! The program was arranged by Mrs. iiosboruugh, B^ten, Young and MenI tor, with Misses Odessa Johnson,-and j ' Ruth McKissick, pianist. I Musical and Literary program at, Zion church a few .weeks ago was wellj attended. Mrs. Sallie Crawford sponsored this and alP pronounced It IT; very creditable affair. ; Airs. Tobin appreciates the patr.oni)i,u given during the pafit Pfhool vea<H and the splendid attendance at clos- j : ing exercises. All pronounced it very . good. Thank you. ? A -party?t>f?fnendfr--fw4n -Camden 1 spent the day with Mrs. Sartor and j pMres-Berniee t>tt S. Wallace street. A i 'verv uleasant.day with other Claflin ite<T'was' reported. ? ! Miss Catherine Bright well left ' for New- York City.. ! Miss Ella Wallace,, oh Hamlet St.,1 will spend some .time "with her bro-_ ther, Mr. Wmr AVattare of Washington7 D. ~C.; and' Mi'S; Wnr. Wallace,"aart"with?the Sttrrpktns- -family in N-.Y. Friends in Union regret to learn ' that Miss Lilly Simpkins has been quite indisposed. All hope that she The Misses Brown of Charleston arrived here on Monday to be guests, lit"home of Dr. L. XJ. Kartor and Miss Bernice, "who will spare no paimrj in making it pleasant for them. | ?1'rof. -A. A. Sims and?Mr. M.?C__ McKissick ?ttehded the meeting - of the grand lodge in Charleston. A most helpful session is reported } .Mary E., Grace H., Annie and Rut-h j Sims were visitors at the home of Mrs. Tobiif, who enjoyed having these' .little friends call to ^ee her and hope i tc have them'come again. The visit was filled with "sunshine." The little folk of Wallace street ; primary school, will be entertained at j the home of their teacher, M. A. T.t; on Saturday afternoon, June 21st = from 4:00 o'clock to* 8:20 p. m. Each J puprl ~hr expected to-be~mv baud. ?- -I -Mrs. Hester Jeter now of Detroit J .in.11.> th? of the Doctor. | We hope that she "will soon be quite "I"11 r" Sarah Mae Rutf .and John Turner, j faithful workers of Corinth Sunday J school, are ,still unable to ojttend. Both are missed. An offering was sent - each' of them as a reminder that they were remembered by the school. Mrs. S. L. Humphries did not for1 before?leavings foe-summer schools . Thanks for the amount of $2.00 sent to the nrtiro several davs ago. The nice beets and beans sent your scribe-. by -Union friends and members from .Switzer wits a timely gift. ' Many, many thanks to each of you. Itev. Beatty and fanjily from Winna boro motored, here a few days ago visiting relatives and friends in the home town. Rev. and Mrs. J. C. To\ ^ Vioiro tVlo fqmilv dim wfrt* iw ??" spend a few minutes with them. BETHEL NEWS The Juvenile society met, at the home of Mr. gTT<r Mrs. McJunktns. " The meeting was a success. ,Our supervisor. Mr. McJunkins knows how t*r handle the children in Beth eh After the devotional "service rfunutes " were adopted and roll called.. All responded; with Bible quotations and dill's. There Mr, McJunkin? won the belt in collecting the highest amount. Some very interesting remarks by ?r. M^iTnTrlfinir ^rrr m n rl - FTfrrr^FLenora Sims, Catherine Sartor, Messrs. Fant, Gibson, Gossett. Hawkins, Cureton, and Miss Alice Pitman also made remarks. The hostess served ice cream and cake, assisted by little Carrie Russett Sims, and Beatrice j Jennings. They adjourned tn meet of the president, Miss Catherine Sartor. ' 7 - 1 \ > i . \ ;* ' B?1^???????? a. { - ? " " i " *' ? "CHEKAW NEWS Sunday of, last week Children's Da was held in all the vity churches. Th program at the Presbyterian churc was held at 4:30 o'clock. At Wesle jchurch it was held at 8:00 p. m. This Friday evening on the law of Wesley M. E. church, a hunt fu tUl the children of the cyniinunit Come and en'iov n nlnn\uiif I - - " ?r noon. Something nice for every chil | also the grown ones. There will h | ohe "Bag "containing'?some?of every [thing free to the ol\e finding it. 1'iini and see all the games. This is give .by the choir unit of t-he'church. Dr^ and Mrs. G; Wi Long and th I girls' quartet left last Sunday f?? -Maryland ami?Pennsylvania?who1 they will cover several extended en I gagements. ~e- The Women's Missionary society o ithe Second Presbyterian church hie at the residence of Mrs. G. W Lbn I last Friday. ' V/2 ( Dr. W. S. Thompson, pastor of Wcs I ley M. E. church, is one of the mem | bers of the" faculty ob the su mine school for ministers being conductr at Claflin college, Orangeburg. ? A fawn party was held last Ttie^ du.v ut Wesley?M-:?E. cllUl'ch t.y t h Ladies-Aid flub of the church. ^ I'. The Cheraw, Baseball club is efi tablishing a fine record this year. Le us have a game at home sometime.| Thy fflUe ^nnrwi hm tug public last Monday evening in I featured, dance. An orchestra was se j.curetTfrom .Wilmington.? Miss Blanche Sewel| of Pagelatii who is a graduate of Coulter aca dt my ahd a recent graduate of nui s training at Durham has successfull passed the North Carolina Board o Practical Nursing. We wish 'her sue cess. ' .. , . . " SUMM KRVII.i.K NEWS Mis. Carrie B. Green has jntfvei into /her new home 6,if Second Soutl street. Mrs. Mamel Green has return jed home^after spending two week in Charleston with friends. Prof. It. A. Ready, the organist o Bethel A, M. E. church will be axya; for five weeks. He is one of th instructors of the summer, school a Kingstree. Mrs. Carrie L. Aiken is visifing lie --UMr'Jts in Sumter, and. while tTmr will witness the marriage of her sis ter. MfsT Charh>tte Pearson spent lart week >n t;hm:leston the guest of Utw Pearson of the Presbyterian church Mrs.. Blanche Eraser is uii the sic! list. We wish for her a speedy re covery: .She?rs?very faithful 7-tu tin ckureh and is therefoi'e much inisset -when absent^-,? 1 * The- queens' pageant 011 last Man day nighC-was- quite iC success. Mrs Julia Richardson won the crowu.Jiaw. -th^-faise(f--the highest amount of anj of- tire queens.?^?:?' ~? ?Mi's. Andefson-juf. Georgetown i> the guest of Mrs. Thomas McGill BlSlfOPV 1I.I.B NEWS services began at New Bethel AM E. church and the meeting was carried out with -much enthusiasm 'am ?t... L.C(?r> ?**?-ttt?Mr., it.- ' .... ??u LIU' puavor, Utv. Jl. \\ . UlKl I pi L'cU II eel a heart antl soul leaching sermon The services yyere attended by mem tiers of aH" the churches of the city We a,re indeed glad to have .MiThomas 'back in 'BisTfopvillc after successl'u 1 stay in New York City and Mrs. Collins, who has been lieri i I II I I BE AS OF GETTIN . , "Call for Jl ~~^C L A" U BRE A D "SOU 11 IS 1 AV( I A MESSAGE 01 g When "Ifeath invades your fami m buimuuii lumua iu yuu iruiii mtf 3 ANL BENEVOLENT ASSOC! protected by insurance laws, To policy which you;- forethought | ;g j buch. , The Mutual Relief & T. R.. YOUNG HI. &3Q<KKKrfrOOOOOOOOOOOOj30000C | . .. REESE'A D L- MRS. P. R. 1 A?.Full Line of Patf j~" -Tfgflmtg^ fthri 'I'ohf Madam C. J. Walke Times Ice -Cream i -t?-T------ |?H()I |? Jjg^.AflgeiubU Sirm, ? 7" ; ' " ? -?. - ?-?- f ?""7 ^ L ? ' % ? - : f ' I ?. ?SaturdayVtktn^ 21, 1980? -i f V - ' ; . ' !from ,New York City for <p,[ow "weeks 'hi.ul i? planning lu ImiJr for Hlp;h ~ y I'oint, N. 1-., to New York City, ej- Those that ave leaving for* sumh. Jiu*r sehool are'Mrs.- Franklin an,I yjMiss Sadie .Moses, Mrs. .Franklin went to State .college and Miss MosVs to ti Benedict-Allen. >rj We are indeed glad to have Mr, y , iticeo K. Christ'o t.^wn, ?'n<l niiiii> <?_ '-Ithan all, we were glad to hear him 1.. speak in church Sunday. We were ..in. -1ry when he concluded. His subject d was "The Failure to see Through:'' e Mr. Christie has consented to/ speak ^-Tur-lhe_Women's club next Stind:iv_ ?. e afternoon in the~intorest of the ehurcTi , n and We ai'e expecting,a large audience ;Mr. Christie is visiting his sister and e brother, Mr. ami Mrs.. I\ L. Stuart.a,. 4" " ' I'KNllKKTON-.NHWS i- . . f! The key. u. B. Brown preached; a wonderful sefmon on "Love" Sunday ^morning - at 11 r30:^ ^ lie is planning a renovation of the church. Ail .clubs are busy working ' . ,.Tto that effect. jr| The Rev. S. -M. Brown of the-M. ET (I church preached in interest <rf?t4te ' ? |It-ague at King Chanel Simda_y afternO'Oll. 1! llT7TiTTTt"r"TerTtri.ri.rt pTTTn?t i ) m-rr: : e *ic: He really gave the danctng choir their own. . ' - ' . . ;\ . Mrs. Chatty Brown called the young t' people together Morula afternoon, i,-J Li lie Uth undorganized a willing wnr - tors' dub?which?MW?Cornelia?Mr?-?? a Thompson Is -'sidertt Miss Bessie . 1'on no is secretary. They went _ai' u&<e {mil had a social ;it the parsonage on J Friday; V *"""" ' ~ It was quite a success'and $2.-50 \vas e laired. ? - v Silver Spring Baptist -church had ? their"'Children's Day program Sunday, afte rnoon June 15th. A very splendid " I program* was- had. Collection $5.(III. Mesdnmes R. B.. Thompson. Q; F. Held, C. A. Johnson and Pauline Hanfi. . burg are attending the"summer school (l in-Greenville.? _ Ij? ' Mrs. Chattie Brown left Sunday afteriioon for^ Orangeburg where she s" will attend Summer school at State college. { Mrs. Paulino Thompson is g6ing to- ? attend*-the Wonierfs Missionary con,, vention at Chester. We are glad to j lhlVe M~T Marion hosier home agawt from Wilberforee. ' < ,J There was a splendid program at L? King's Chape] A. M. IS. chut'ch Sun? day evening by, the men only given m behalf of the renovation of the church A. , HON i;.\ PAUL X FWS^ Sunday night was college night at lalierty Dill Baptist clTurcliT"The ?#r- : -? 1 vice was arranged and carried yut J?v' the students .from -various ilistit-utiutn *7wtlh file assistance of the choir of 1 junior. Miss E1 la F. ftampft'in ?-??| nflStPessP of ceremonise. ' The following institutions \vel'e_Avell represented: Ftate colleger A~ : ' Wilkrson, J. \V. Kiley, Misses Vivian " Branch and Ella F. Sampson; Mor1 lis eollege'~M1ssFs~Rutn Mundy, and Flossie Branch; S'pelnian -college, At~~~ lantitt Miss Zelda Bigby; Brewer Nor. mul Misses. JetrUie-ShawSL.AletliiiL. _ . Hunter andCorine Donalds, and the/-... - Union high, school, Miss Mamie BigI *y. : Mi?rs?Maggie?Medrier and M r . Lois Humbert made some very in teresting" reports of-the work car* . lied oil at the Conference for Women . held at Benedict coflege, from -whir h i they had recenty returned. The ?ev, vice- was beneficial and enjoyed h y all present. ' SURETT G THF. BKST - terrv by name" ?. S SEN ' S " - ?;C A K. F. S. JH1TL5 siNCfcl 1841" J" ? ,! ^CONSOLATION iy ranks, what a nTes-saKe- <rf~tott- X fuct that THE MUTUAL ItEI.IEK g A'l'ION is uhtlfer contract und you * pay you promptly your insurance j* persuaded you~4o take out covering ? Bonev'lent Ass. of S. C. ? 001), (Jen. Manager. % * ???ir.up'i iAvi.()irsTio:iT J 7 RUG STORE 1 REESE, Prop. J ~ y - | ?nt Medicines. 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