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Saturday, June ? - KKSOEimtrNS " f Calhoun Falls, May 22, 1930 Whereas we have Teceived the in. telligence of our distinguished Hishop John Hurst of Bajtinune, Md.,* who departed this liTe, at his home May 6th, :~ ; Whereas, Bishop John'-Hurst presid ed over thq 7th Kpisri.pol ilCiri.-i t has faithfully served the xhuroh and Allen university in South Carolina, * and, , "" ? Whereas, we note the passing of oiie of our fellow ministers of fidelity and distinction in the pm-mn> ..l' .1?fiGallowav. nRstnr nf tli.. xf*" . circuit who died at his home in Willis ton, S. CL, Mav 5th.. ' * . ' " Now therefore, be it reiohed, thai this-district confiMcnct.' iii appreciation of their faithful and progressive. services express um??sorrow?at their death and extend Lu?their ..families our heartfelt sympathies'"ami Be it further resolved that tilt' Sfrcretary Ofthls "district conference he -authorized to forward a ropy >1' llii'M, resolutions to- their' families and deliver a copy of -the same to the press for publication;? Respectfully submitted, Samuel Nance, WT E. White, .j. W. Douglass, W. B. Green, J.. B. Smith. nis a<rkks w rr-h- i.ka i?i:it VrrrUMNIST CONCERNING SCflOOL Some few weeks ago I notice an article in your paper by one of the leading P. E.'s. of the-Columbia Annual, conference, who is also Tailed a great scribe to your paper, under the heading "standing as a brass wall" Mtid Some terrible things against his .fellow men. My notion about a gii>nr \ i intellectual man is that he ought be : better prepared to speak the truth _ ^about his brothers or anything else 9 V. than the ordinary num. He ought allow every man to use what, hi- has This P. E. Said thaT TVelfh Adanis was . fully competent to teach the ThyulogicaPDepartment but had -nd body to teach. Of course that statement is all dressech up in good looking clothes ?-^^and has no where to go; I do' not lieVe that he even means thai ^ju. ' one needs to speak ol Dean Adams' qualifications in Allen nor over soupparticular district. It is widely known that bis qualifications for anything in ";T the church or;school is like an unwritten sign in algebra it is. understood? This P. E. has never-given the theological department a visit the two years I have been there "and ho ipan can gpeak of a thing that does not exist to him and tell the truth. This P. E..is serving a wonderful district and I know all of his people.who.are scrambling to pay him every niuety days'* are not high School nor college ?? students and because they aiv Hot this great tender W illi _all 1,1s wUeT" lecl and'reason couiits them nobodie,;'.'. He has some preaeliers in tin- soondistrict who are laboring haul for his success and support and are going to this,same department-nf- therr^ logy yet fitTTias said that they are 110' . bodies^The P. K. said .that the 'hiethodist people will talk their business with other denominations from the bar ? ber shops to, tfrtrinvr" t-V7<T'7is^T Tt is a question as to which one is the worse. The members that talk or the loader thatUvrites. The yiembers talk from^he 'Ibarber shops to" the bar rooms and this great leader writes through a paper that goes.through this and o? tker7states--aga4nst?Iris- hrot+rers^ralf" ing them nobodies for trying'to prepare themselves better for future useto the opening of. the theological department at, Allen the latter part of September- fur,.examination and" we will show him \vjjiit class he belongs" t?. - ' ' ??Somebody is at a certain man around Allen and is afraid, to "idnu* out and tackle the man. A toward m?a" ' dangerous' character under all cireuthstances iatyit the biggest sinner i that ever .. !k?> . Shoot ,at*ithfc mark or give up the gun. " ?-I, i - -grf' H. T. Siimiiieiv ' JENKINSVILEE NEWS i Sunday being Father's Day the . Rev. W. K. Bowman pre a el led one of his wonderful sergi^vs -Trrrm dotr?ftrdiscussed Job from?mSlty?angles and compared it with tile present day,' Thf enngi-Hg>iHi>n oi-nt ilmi... feeling and with tears in Rev. Bow-', T. man's eyes, this writer believes each; one waS^ iTlQVed^ tu .do -Letter.?Wh+te Hall members have decided to buy our pastor a suit uf i l. irhe.-. l.n- I lo* Fourth. Rev. Bowman announced that the suit is put up at Efird's in' X . EXCIJR84 ' , T, T WASHIN a jL t?w- ? - jiu.Y :d y ? ,r? .? Spend Independence Day, Ju X Big Leagpe Baseball New Y. JT ton (Senators) July 4, and 1 der July 1 tli. 1 4ik*tt j?.8is.r?o > Batesburg 1 14.7-, BiacKsuwk i.Vio i Blackville ,w 15.00 Y Camden 12.50 aftfc Cheater l i r.n A .COLUMBIA ------ IM.50 I Edjfefleld 15.50 f Fort Mill 12.50 ?* Greenwood 14.50 X ^JolH)?ton? ^r 15.50 Round Trip Fares: 1 j ' Dates of Sale and Final Limit: fKHngr1 TH'M'tti W"lit Jit* wWI yi y : .. Crescent Limyted, Thurm - -1 ?afc -- Returning.:? Tickets w+tt In* m except Crescent Limited, point by midnight .Tuesd - V Commit Ticket Ageittfty" ? SOUTHERN RA1 r ^ : - ? ... - lf.--fc. 1 i 1/ .. i .Columbia. ? t r Wfur Sunday school is one of the best in the district, Sister Spencer, who is the^ efliciont superintendent, has things well in hand. The Chil dren's Day was above the average. Mr. Johnson.' of^Santuc wliri i* our district superintendent, visited the school Sunday. He reviewed Dm le.ssi.n .-mil ileli Vf ii?il tw.i uddv.n-.-n.- .) ? ing the day. We were .glad to see ami hear-him. Mr. Cunningham, accompanied him.. Ja the afternoon, .Dr. E. E._G. Dent, with his good-looking congregation 'from Pino Grove, came ttvot^^r- worshtp' with us. Kev_, Dent was popular here last year. He has many personal friends here and he pceafchi'd as never before. We am. -rtoPS- not know just what \vas raised asT itUf. Bowman announced that the rulwould continue one week mere, hut he did, -say 4hat Sister Carrie Pearson, heUer kinnvn as "Childs" was Icadingl This brought satisfactroii7 as some thought that Rev. Dent n;.. ..i..i ? i i -l ?... .. I T 7 m-TTTTTI rxrzxm Sunday,'June 22 \vas a big day at White Hall church, Blue Valley Lodge -Ntt. 2?54 of the Free and Accepted Masons' turned ovit with several lodges in ar around with them. Free lemonade and the like was plentiful, aside from t K<> ufni1"!! '?* K.? v.K. \/i uaoi\cva ui I'lllCK* " i'Ms. cakes and the liktn A real good .films was had. Mrs. Mary K! Bowman and her chili dron took breakfast with Mrs. FloSpencer Sunday. ?- Miss Carrie llaeper and her sister, Carrie, left Sunday for summer school at State college. M-iss Carrie has several offers to teach in higher schools nexi lorni. She has them under con Mirn Music Mai tin and Miss SfU'ah Baten are attending the Allen-Benedict summer school in Columbia. . Miss Elizabeth Dansby, one. of the. high school teachers nt Florence veil! Ii-av a ipiii few-iiuyii ftiriHowmul uia?-i versity to attend summer school. _ WAITS NEWS The t'ii rnierc i.f .mr i-ntnmiinilu ory busy cultivating their various crops.'. Cotton and corn is looking nicely from the results cirf warm nights antL suU -i-biiie c/ays. liii' \V. 11..and F. M. society will gi\ e yn entertainment at the residence of .Mrs. Susan /Devlin on Friday even11 r. * A financial success is hoped for. Rev. B. J. Ramsey, the efficient pastor of the Warrenton circuit was the week end house guest of Mr. and Mrs.M. C. Calhoun and on his last pastoral. day delivered, a wonderful sertnon i" his congregation which impres hearers very much.- ,J jVIiss Inez C. Warton,. who .is a rccept graduate ui-ScntiM seminary, of Concord, N. C., is at home for the 1 summer. ' - ,M r. and Mr*-. LeWrsr-Mohm-nTr?njsuisoiis, Mil.ins and Vonnie motored to Clover's Clnfpel Baptist church ami Worshipped with the members:?They report a glorious time. ; ~ "Quite "a few witnessed the Chil-tlfen'y Day performance that wps fen- J dered at Shady Crove on a recent Sabbath. The S. S. children acted well their parts. ^Bealutiful vocal music was given by 'the Sunday school choir under the leadership of Bro. Arthur 1 T-ievvtrrrw+ro is a great singer. Mrs. Mary Samu&l and chihxlen, Mr. Cleveland Samuel and Miss ft. L.J Smmiyl.of- Anderson motored 'iTtWTf^ " iiently and visited her sister, Mrs. RaI Miss Alverna Knox of Calhoun -Falls has returned home after visiting 1 . her grand rp.ithor. Mrs, Fianci.i F.N J ; lis7: Miss Knox is a recent graduate ' of Abbeville County Training school. I ^!'s- J- Wharton, Miss I. Whar- ' jton. Miv-James Weir and Mr. William Scott were dinner guests of Mr. and 1 I Mrs. M. C. Calhoun on Sunday. I The writer is glad to say that Mrs. ! I Hester. Adams-is recuperating nicely, rafter having- been so very sick. 1 Miss Wilhelmina Wharton of New 1 tore to spend the summer with her .! mother. - ) Mrs. I.ula Sherman of Fowville is* ' visiting her sister, Mrs. Fatsy _W??1- / | law, who is on the sick .list. I Under the auspice.s tffHhe Sunday school a missionary program will ho 1 had?in r Shady drove church in the ' near future. .Mrs. K. J."Wharton is di vector. [?i<ev. L. Lr Lafayette-is stilt tnrTtlF ' sick list. ;??member* of oui?church?[nay ~ for his recovery. He is missed very 1 | much from the church. ; *? *? .* N FARES ? TON, DC. ?. (I). 11)30 ^ , &ly 4, in the Nation's Capital oik ( Yankees) vs Washing- V (J Two (iames (Double Hea- V 4 * t. l itiuustiT 12.50 TOT"1 Kee^yjllw t___. 14.75 X Newberry 15.00 J Orangeburg ... I _ 11.50 Prosperity v 15.00 A 1 Itylgeway 1*"*...... J. 13.;7U jF~ Itock Hill _.a.- 12.&0 Y " St. 51 at thews 11.50 NNuril ?5,25 JL W-innshoro . . Ki,.r?0 j ' f' . Y : ihwi on an rg^tar traliis' PAt'ppi ? Jav. Jolv 3rd, " ? V J m#], returning all regular rraiun so ?s to roach original starting > ay, ..?tlUyJStiiy 4330, - - "*>' i ^ ? '7 ? % LWAY SY STEM- ? & *' i ? THK PALMKT Services were.all well attended hero Sunday. At 11:UU o'clock Kev.?Wash- rl ington preached u soul stirring ser- u nion l'noin Hosta 4:0, subject "The 1 Evils of Ignorance." I The Sunday school under our efli- i cienf superintendent, Mr. J. Co user is still progressing. v At S:U0 o'clock Presiding Elder K." E7 Anderson held a success 1 ul quarter- t ly conference." After having preached t an inspiring sermon from z Kings, t Z:13, business wti" stm-ie.l?Key. 1. J. -j Camble of St. Matthews worshipped 1 at Bethel Sunday evenitur. I : Key. John Gregg, pastor of Man- 1 liilig, ?fijptist Church, delivered an 1111- , pies s j ve se r 11 > on _.~mi ml ay morning aU , ou again at night. The rally was quite > a success and.each one "tried to do [ his best. "" " ' ' j, Bishup Frederick T. Keiiney. su- . peiintendent over the Atlanta Area"oT s the M. K. church stroke to an appro- j dative congregation? at SI.' '.Stephen | At,?Iv,?church?Friday?night,?actum- 7 paniyd by "Key. J. L>. Whittaker, su- ^ pei intendent of the Bennettsville l)is_, j .lie bikhop was making a tour of the . district and seemed pleastnl with what , he saw. Mr. Wesley Larkin, who is on the sick list, is slightly improved. _ T hp Children1*- Day exercises ?ar t Zion A. M. E. church was enjoyed by all. Messrs. Walter Johnson, Marion G. 1 Bradley, Mrs. Jehpie Thomas, and < Airs-. Jessie- Bethel ' and children ot Miami were guests Thursday of Mrs. ^ Bethel's brother and -sister,. Mr. and iVii s. Kobert Duck. The party was mo- _ Loring to New York where Mrs. Be- ( vnci win niiiiv.e tier nom*. > I All's}. Alinie Johnson and grandson, Daniel, AlcCleUan, who have been visi- * ling' in .Washington are home again ll) the delight of all. - . *' 'J. Mfsihiini's Agmtiiii McLtnd,?Meniah L rubor, ami--mm; M. E. Ilmt/.uy:. riof. it. C. Collier, and Air. T. S. Harns'spent Sunday at Alyrtle Beach. c Mrs.. M. Elizabeth Hartzog. was * hostess tp the I. ^H. S. and Literary club Monday night. Alter business das suspended Whist was enjoyed by ?The honteim amnntd by Mr.e Alt-? l.oed sbfvyd sandwich's and iced tea. "Tilt1 Dillon1 'i lger Jost a game lo Laui inburg Thursday : afternoon, the t scored* being 4-U. , 1 1 -VCed?estkty?al'tei iiuun?Mrs: Mr* E77 Hartzog was hostess to the Willing v W orkers club. .The clubs are all dcr- ( ing tine and under the leadership of t jur.etUcient pastor-, hope to; do a. great '| vork. The hostess served delicious | apricot sherbet and cake. t WAYMAN NEWS The oflicial stall' of Waynian.-('ha'-- \ pal church was very highly i-uLi-I'Ui.ii. ^ ed Wednesday niglit at the parson- , age ill holior of .Mr. Amos Whitener's i-1 lib for having raised-the Highest for i the church. After playing many tliffereiltr names ice orotn I were served by Mesdames L. 1>. tJreetiand E. J. Johnson.' The W.. II. :ind^ K?AJ Suciety la-Id -jits regular meeting -Friday -trfleriliTTTr () at the home of Air .and Mrs. James y Larson. Th6 meeting was opened hy singing. Topics were discussed by ,. several and a delightful impromptu yi program was- rendered. The business j of the meeting was the election .if .ol.^ delegate to the Missionary cunveiit i.m 111 July at Thomas Chapel. Airs. L. j 1'; Campbell was elected. After the j business session we were royally serv- ? ed~=wttir'^?=sTrhrd-=aVid Ici^TPIt^TiTiTsi1 by Mrs. Caisofi. "" " ' Sunday morning found us at our v post of duty at 1U:25. Our superin- \ tendent, Mr. ?S. A. Moore, gave the signal and?the-^tmday school ca me To $ order. After the discussion of the lesson Mr. -J .?Li .Batiste gave us a u beautiful review. Class No. 2. Airs. 1( L. B. Green's clhss, is still the ban- j, ner class on collection. Class Noi 5, t| the cradle roll, Mrs. Campbell's, is f stifl banner class on attendance. . - I At 11 ;45 Rev. J. 11. Johnson as- n fended the rostrum. The choir unened with singing and after tfhe. other ;n'pliniinjn;ii's thn 'pi.tm- chose as a g subject-^'Brotherly Love." When'he jj oad finished his discoruse there had f; oeen enough said. He is a reaf preach- tj m. -with a?real message and he com %v :ainly knows how'to deliver the goods.' At 8:30* we wery pleased to-have ,| ivith us Rev.- John Half. He also j> bruught lis a Wonderful 'message. y - g i'X >K< K' i'()'vrrfnvrr\ys The summer school of (leorgetuwn has been a great success^nTTiTi . Near- ~ y sixty teachers have .registei cil and ei we are hoping1 within the next few n weeks to have a better report. u .Miss Janie Smalls, a junior of IIow- li art! left for New York City on Sa- i< ttrrrfay- to spend her summer vaca- J lion, We hope for her a pleasant trip, ii Mr. F. Johnson, a junior of Howard is spending his summer vacation in N Charleston. * : ^ '?Me. William - MeCfffy went home, t on Friday on account of.sickness. We h hope for him a speedy recovery?tt^t! Miss L. Rogers is in great distress c over his sickness. k Our pastor. Kev. R. K. Brogdon, h was, successful in getting a new car, a sick list. We nope lor her a speedy 1 recovery- - , . n ~MislC Florence Miller,, is hack from o Coluiphia SUe?re-ptrrH; a pTea sa II t 5 llip. . ^ ' """T ' ~~ s .TVTr. and-Mrs. Woodbury and baby r of Camden, were here spending two y Weeks with her mother and friends. e .Humor 1 wonder why Miss A. D. Atkinson a is so interested in Charleston. Has e Mr. L. Purvius anything to do with it? Mi?g V. AUUm is duuply in . lovo- m w ith Mr. T. J. Miles, I ponder why? I Miss BPffdley is" very sad look - a inff since Mr. I'. Browne left for Myr- ,n tie Beach. 1 Miss Rubye Spain.finds Georgetown \ quite lonesome since Mr. J gf..n/grf } left for New York City. t Mr. H, M. Jackson was very busy g at the station Sunday ni^ht. 1 won- f clpr why. Oh! Miss Miller returned v from Columbia then. -? t l'Q LEADER ' ' MR. FWANKUS A. JOHN SON ! Aiken, Juno 28-r 'Die- .people uf t he. ralathu SectiJn, both white ' and < >!red were saddened very mu'eh .Julie 8th when it became known ttiat Mr 1'rankliii?Jolua on.?hro-l?pn -m aw. .? nto tin* nrl-al ilirkonwn at tin- i... or sity hospital, Auyu-ta, (It'ory isTIT'va.< 7H yyais ohl. ~~ _Mx". -i J-uhu^iJii vva>;. a imttf ^?hrarrv ixcellont traits of-yliuracttr .aiaf ~ha.l nany frit'iuts of.-both rams a .\a h'arly shown at. his fumopl j-L^Uw^ 11 .Ilia. IViTriiiiunity f..r o....r thaii-iv. lulf ffHtiu,v ami it will In- <11111v. 111f not impossible to "ftml a than \5m, ived a more upiiyl.it life in In-' imi'iVv. Hi- ^a I a w a I mil iii' II,. i ? elip-ious,- t-,(-iny a faithTa!" nib. .1 , : st. Mark Hapt ist I'liilM'h lor a iiuin)cr of years. .11 > \\ a i'olu f 1 iua* ihtl a hanl worknitr man. ow.frm In. <\vti plantation tnj .none -TLuji Lui'v 'furs. II** always^ 'I f k ii I Inr ro.i hing that led to the?hot t<iTi7rrii==T^ lis pth/plo and" roiinii'.mit.\ . an I will >e misseif -in many eapae.it ii > . t h. t ipace,.will hot 'permit u- to m.o vere. Mr. Johnson set a wonder1'ul xaffiplr for ,all the- |moiiIc: nf our'ilco-W firiiow and Ihm?death is?ftttj**? "i ! i loss to his community anil the seedle sowed for tfood Will suiulv iulfu' JEilhe lives of hi.-; v.hil.li-,-1, and th. ,1 T.ildren. He leave's to mourn his departure i devoted wife. Mrs. Tempie Herr>? lohnsun, two -dauuhters. .Me.-dawo velma I tore, and Bertha Brahoy ii\* ions, Messrs. Bonnie, John l.afnv tte, Nondrous,^ Arnisctius; Uv? -Ive-. jfand children Und a host-iff friend The funeral serviet;s were c<iiidio I I. mm the homy nn" ftrrnVlay. .luiu- 'IT.~ t H:0t>. He was hurled in The laoruixl. emetery. Rev. J. M. Stephens, .L 4lr'atterson and A. H. Medhee. ollieuit'ed. M r. \\ ijl A. Jack si jti, one ot AilteiTs ea<linj^ fuhe'ral?direefors. hnmlioil t ho tineral in ^ very lieaiit lful :in.t tm-"~ I lie wa v lie now owns, a I'nneraT: ouch t'hat is.ipdeod modern fi'oni e\ ry view point and ready .to serve lis ptiyple at any time and any w he < v. ; m ^ v i'ini: <;it<>vM-:CVsr,'"~ Sunday ,bf ini1; a?oh a .ml?rhry l In* hUl'eh-tfoers t 0(1 ml t Ki? 11 wiry 11/\\ :i t-?l lie church, Sunday, scloud opened .ut tl'e s ipe'i iiltendfi I and caehei'sut their place . Tin-. U .n yas nicely reviewed hy uin elder, In, I. -K. Lyles ami ;iI; pave u. ' iWiuineiy remark:; which w?. all ? ni>>\ 'lie- presidum?eWler, I >r. (1. K -?-| \ It? icJd his' third quarterly tut Him- at his 'church Sunday, lie preached~a~ ery ins pit ine; serim>n which V. a. i-n uyed liy-jtll;. At this- rein-ice isitlMS Well' present. .AllMtll!' whufii'" retv .Mi'f. I>. K, l._\ les, .\l t . It < hminue-hasn?a.ad-1 ^11111 . hddnn Tiss . 111-leii Jack t'<na uicinhe-r .t" lieiulsllip A. M. 1\. chlllvh,M i "4i. ' h;'Boulware, ati.ruv." rvrii-rltalpli. ah.I taruld. The ('hihlt en's Pay exercise-- at *ine Crovt- churriT"_We>,e-'well . at lyu lit and en jn>i'd h\ all. ?The ladere to he cpoiiH-ndi'd f<.i their ah I l l Itf .-n'riTt .[ Jti-V-- ?_ n-.?ur heluved pastor, hold seri iees S.n 1 unday niptd.... The variou.- enllepe.nd universities, of thm .state- -have lused and we are plad 'u" w ejct.iiir he students that have- returned h. >me t monp,those ate .Messrs. Alice Sw\:ert,. Prmleneo?1-hFris, e. rndoale-..f AIron?Miss?Nola Suhcr. ' p i ada.ite?nf? looker T.. Washington; .Messrs. I. li la wis, I.. Kussell, and ..I. Younp. 'Dij;. rustees of l'iiie <!);.,j>;y ,f.,^e ,;y mlil? ml i-ach ste\< a I'll hoard is a ked to aise $f>.i!ik: Hoard No. , three pave o er six dollars* under the' president Irs. Kssie Clark; and treasurer.. .Vita * .. R. Hnv The A C. K. I.eavm- ea\. 2.00 i^ the rally. The yuunpmen-oili!ino (Ir.iVc '.;a\e party in honor of. thru- league pro.-'- ( lent, - iVFISS?^hi rt4iii ^+44 ie4-?an* I?M i ?4 'jinnie Paris, her' friend yirl a' few' ays a?*ir. !t was a 'V'-'wmy" party, 'hey art* planning. to leave fur UpeU l-ill tht* 2'.?th of this month for sum-. Rf school. Iii Monioriatn In fond memory of our dear husand and father \fho departed this fe .1 tino -!'th, l'.rjp. \\V loved y.ou? ither, but Jos us loved you be.st. Fa !H?r, sleep on and take your rest. We dtf nief't?you uprain sonje day. ?yMary Suber, wife; K-Ha H. NiSoo, a iphK-r, Adline Boydr"ilainilddr.' of . ultimo re. Md.; Samuel Su-lu i uh-ul._ altiniore, Md.f \latha,- -Ni'drbtr'-rrid"' lora Suber, daughter . % - FttKK Wil l. I'i.Lli Delight I ill ill all it pT:FV alnl ll? t'ssful?in- every dotad?demonnees?t lieH't'tillg; of the Fiee W ill t I Illy hold I the reception'hui| of tb sanatorium 1st Sunday afterbuon. With the pi osiV lit presi diinr the i 1111 > o-W fed 11 h eVutioll.'il sort ii'L-s ri,li-'r tin!1 of ? ills' ig of. America.' cliHi; .prayer, Mr. S~~ 1. Bates; scripture lesson, t-t l'-a!in. Irs. Saphronia White. At J.bi/ contusion the club became i"be api'i e. la ive a mi it-net' of'a delightful proerain rotight to* tbem fivini the \ 11? 11 1.ilea vu'r?league "tH2?Bethel A. M. K. hurch thm the -ecHtrPesy?rrf?Mm-m? ittc'ino and WrdelleCollin. a? tolavs: vocal solo. Miss 1 lat t ie .lacksoti, no I o pa ni til by Miss itdjins; leadWbito: |-sot?-: -M -n^s-4^] I. Blocker; Vocal solo, M i-*s bcr ;irul aandolin solo, .Miss?Iv, A.ulh-a-i. BotL.J _f the latter woii- axixOUi-.paiuotl?' liss A'. Collins.. The:v Voting ladies hotted great achievement in then ospective art and their performance k'as wifeignedly appreciated b\ the Till). ? We hope they will mmr frrrp uTTTi nother performance at their eat list convenience.. After the enjoyable program the-' tab ujiviaal ?a .vhfn t iiisincss. w nt'ii tin; roll ^va^_Liillud nd report of the -secretary, annVuiiee- ' iients and suggestions were heard, ""he principal " speakers of the day yere~Mrs. S. M. * Bates, who spoke a hwholf of the^inuMii^m ^e^wnnhvl o by Mrs. H. N. Vincent; -Mrs. T?. Ha Qod spoke in behalf- of -the?relief und. Other important suggestions rere heard which adhered to the-fuure growth and success of the club ^ \ / N ... L .. s ? ? T" tin* incuibcis vmkuvor to attain. \ i>itors who also! buuirtie. mehibei's.\\i|V,AI<-> dailies Mary Hates,, Seweil. J I'. N. "t and' Carrie' Hulht i t rd. 'AT-ti c tfn- Ir.Vf^ r/rt vir.rt ?--.,,-7^77 <d ,t he . members . rendered a set?rj,.,iiJ. With (|u- path-fit . 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