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' < fACE SIX , ^ r ?? ? SPORTS PASTU . ' U. W. BALK Two games of baseball were playet Elks' Convention. The games were pis berx-y n mb 4'pkmrtna. The Cnpltal~CfQ - games. :. - - . . . *7 a t *- ? yrudulwker. the Janky twil'IoFTor 11 ncMia> - u*'u 1101 a iM'wui'i i laiHWiis im made seven" runs in that game. Thui l?vur. The gairbes were well plaved ail '' ttU'inieTves nicely. '-The games didn't receive the supp have received, Tile brand of ball tila ? .!. it mi iJiu.U'Uri K'ie4tH4mJ season.?W - . -should .get jguuif, support..? ?.? According to Ned Brown of the' I fiy lit'turned" out to be a "fistic frost, he had been floored.by Godfrey in the that I'riino was on' the floor because doesn't appear anywhere" inrthe accour losfnj? o^n a fOul but. I'd be willing ti suniethiiiL'- .fishyin Philly _ The World's account says in its get ter of the third and fourth rounds an ?strike this columnisC-as shewing-that til t., twi.i rounds were conceded Godfre what you can make out of the third a Third They rush into a clinch. There* was to loft,?nd got a left hook in return right to the jaw. ^.ludfrey landed a lo eil Godfrey with ii-lp-ft and right. Go _ another, and got a hard right on the tlfe mouth. He bangs a left to the boi face Godfrey is centering his attack' lie puts, two lefts to the body. Just L the body. ^ ' Houni I arnera jabs a left to the face then lan back with two riglits. They maul ? 11 11 right Lo the body and rocks Ca .swing* right to the head. Camera b die u It1 It?to the 1 liudi. tiudl'ie.t pi . . Garnet a grins. They are exchanging clinch when the belt rang. Houiu They slab out with lefts.- Carngra la .quarters. Godf rey gets ill "close and s verj light blow to the body and referee (frey shoots another, left to the'groins oil his face and rolls on his buck. ( Kc-t< ice Toniniv Kile.v calls doctor toj win) appears to have lapsed into unci Camera wins bii foul.""" * -\\ hetlier Godfrey fouled or not I.iloi the better,of the urgtuueiil in tfie la ndnid li\ i omul report. If you ca 11, y TT~seems- yo'rwntieee-tlrat all the her ed on foul, Sharkey and Schmelling, ~ "Cai'^eTa. The loui causes Godfrey's si . - received $10,000 but now he get:T onT; i uprru l v&i'jjvui uiai imic .ui \iu thi'fcw away tiVe thousand dollars. It th? > . havwheeij doing it would ho we! . . - BENNETTSV ILLE NEWS ,'Clie l'a'nners for the past week wide; held u]> from work un account .of the regular rain /showers. 'the lovely spring ti me is gone and ~ 'We are- having plenty %jf hot suni?nn-i days. How fast th'o time tlies. Uur friends are coining an leaviiiv. Airs. Ella li. McNoWell who left Tuesday to join her husband for the _ shnnner' Now York City 1_ _ Mr..Syhesli r M'Fihly hft-fur^j?Tt"JT i.nglon Thursday Mrs. Nellie I).' MeCullum arrived Irjue a week ago from a week's vacatmil in Washington. She is the only sister of Mr. J. B. Draksp general inspector of the N. C. M. insurance com pany. We always are happy to have our relatives and friends, return to 7" ' the home, j Mr. and "Mrs. J. S. Dickson of Soviety. Hill Spent the day in the city vi III) nni'niito tiTol Mrs. Etnfna Johnnakin is improving after?an operation.. ??: Miss. Sallie M. .Jaekson and - Rev. hredge of uCharW?sf?rn j"?--. ?. 1 1 " wtrdioek 'I'n.'Silay |. -in,?Quite a few were present.- Mr, Curry uf Charleston,a,nd Miss Shada -Spears served as be*.t man and maid of' honor respec' ' tively. 3' ^ ".""Miss jUamie McQueen and the two AfeColJum girls are improving nieelv. Little Kllerstine. MvCuIlum is on t hn ^li'fc 11>^t -_1 .4 Air. Benjamin McCoH is seriously il] in the local infirmary. Airs. Lanrv Alcl.eod hs improving. Buif-r anil Ali-k. (Charles Wright ltift Al'onday for summer school' at State college. Mis. Carrie M. AlcRae went ? The Chilrden's Day Aver.-i^e^ "wiii ue at ^>t. I aul naptist church and ?:? -fcvan*- At?Mi H-?Sir?church Sunday, t next. . v; Nellie lJ. McCoiriirp of Washington spent a pleasant evening at ? ?the home of Miss Dora Powe and sis, ters this week. V? " Sunday marked another high serr vice day-a*t Shi I oh-Baptist church*.* Hev. A. J.'T.'W^ig^t as ever-gave us one of 4htt. dtefc'pe?t thinking sermons he- hate ever given us.J We were enlightened. The pastor also spoke of the splen ? Btd--mts:?ionary convention- -held in the city of Chester. Mrs. Mat tie Peterkin and her little **dn tighter, 'look.-Well*., Miss Wrllie M. Bradford is ^iome. * - Mrs. 11. Harloy and daughterC.Ellen wCflfguests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. VV. Morris on the 22. and IVWsji "AThelT^are s'fin in TTamdeh. Mr. and Mrs. S. BronsOn of New York City is at home visiting for a week. They will leave Wednesday, i, Mrs. McKay and children will accom. pany tliem tu New York. *" * MiSs Olivia Wright and Miss C.. ??- MeGollum werp very "ha^ipy to have he'en ah?t-t?-^Pf**?r program Sun<wy? _ - ; fcj *" e BfcV I ?-?- ? r : i: : m I * ~ ; r~ ? r? * _/ '*' . RE BROWSINGS 1GARDNER 1 at Hurst Field last week during lyed betweeu teams representing > Hads were suece"ssfnl in conninc te Columbians was in rare form \ ?re to cross the home plate. Colui sday's gave epded 1U-7 in Colum ort from the public tliat they sli IV".I vfi- ,.r . ia?highci aider?than hen the boys play at-home again ^Ji'w York World the. Godfrey-Ca " The fight went to the Italian i fifth round. Of course the referee of a foul blow struck by Godfrey it that Godfrey put up a squawk a ij wager quite a little "that, there leral article that-Camera had the d was coming oh to a win in The nnd account?m the same paper tfo y we- woiv't bot-her about them, bul nd fourth. Kound . much slugging. Camera jabbed t In ?a fierce^ mixup Camera landi W blfcw on ('flvni'i-ii. Prinio then li dfrey-dug a left to.tlxe stomach, mouth in return. George bleeds I dy. Prinio puts lefts and rights tc on}the body-. Godfrey is putting 1 ipfore the bell Godfrey digs a rigl d Four T. they ^clinch. Godfrey slnacks the each other in close.?Godfrey Inn rn era with" U 1 eft to the jaw. Pod angs two rights to the face. God lis UllUtllPl' low one To the body ; blowk to. the face. They were J Five mghs as they tie each other up at i hoots a left and cuts. Godfrey lan i warns Godfrey. A moment later1 and Camera drops to knees, then Godfrey goes cooly to his corner Dnsciousiiess. ? n't see how''the claim that Camera tter stan/.as can he verified from our optics aye much better than 11 ivyweight tights held of late have Riskp a I'd il'/.cudun,.h?M -Gudfceylare to be cut in half. He was to . y five grand. dfrey's experience would deliber: the heavies don't do any better 1 to discontinue tljat division. AIKKN MOWS "Among the Aikenites who attei ,the fqneral of Mr. Franklin Johnso j TahttF" Inst ?were Miv f-Mrs. L L. Toney. accompanied by ^dames' Rosa Gibtxs, F.. M. Jones, 1Johnson; Mrr arid Mrs. A., B. Mcl i?nd daughter, Olive; Mr. and , > i n il hi) .Scott. ,A1 OJ. C..,XI^Jjdutsuiui iTvirs. ti. K. Albany, also Mr. S Ball. I The Cum.mings lovely home was scene of Hie prgtUest at allarm-trl vi'ltiiH Hint* antni'tuSnnii \i?i v.w.t^w luncheon. During the meal 1'rqL inter played selections front so hi {the popular shows. Mr. Robin> j voice was heard also. After the cheori dancing was enjoyed unt {late hour. Those enjoying the hi tality of Mr., and Mrs. Joseph (. lings were Messrs. and Mvsdame (Bland. J." H. Eubanks, K. HilT, W I Robinson, J. Smith, W. M. Ball^H a?d Alonza Smith; Mesadmes Si A. B. Wessels, F. Gossdt't, of Yolk: Miss M.Crimior ond 44*?3 | Johnson. _ . ' . . . The many fiit-niD <>f?ILws?p niotttj Johnson will learn with rt . that she is eiHtftned to her hont I illness. . Miss Isabella Robinson, teache the A. JR^-school, heruTtias the syi nfiy of a host of friends In the" 'of her devoted mother. Mr. Samuel Lucas,-aecontpanie rhii? pastor-,. HRev. J. 1'. Reeder,- was ; in the citv last week. A "host of friends here and in north sympathize with Mrs. Lei I Barnes in the < loss of her ritiuir ! Mrs. Bertha Butler, who passed the great unknown, June 2.'lrd. j The Lawn Party at the M. K. nonage for the benefit of the Wj -M:?th?I'llIII'Ul! was largely atte .and a success fina'neially. J "Prof. .IK'P. Butler-spent the Laeek- eud-as- the house -g??est -of iapd Mrs. W. H. Anderson on Yo'rl Cumberland A. M. E. Church J One of the-largest crowds of | year was out to Sunday school Su~ | morning and the superintendent" [teachers are doing all in their pi the-WFftgTRm QUIT. VAliAA. {7, taught by Mrs. Jennings had I largset attendance and class. 2. ta fiy Bro. A. I). .Jones',' had tjie lnr offering. Bro. rW* j^L MiChee., a? ual, was very instructive in his view. At the 11:00 o'clock service pastor preached from St. John and used as a subject "The Matcl Orator." The message was enj by all. The Misqiopo ry fijntrhpfir mi.T nt home of Mrs. Emma McCarter. usua] business was transacted. D. E. McGhee, president of the S Carolina Conference Branch Mis: ary society made a very jnteres talk in regards to her Work. The members and friends of f berlapd were shocked to learn of pasing of Dr. R. WV Munch, pre si. elder of the Charleston district"; " " 'irn! UAr.MKf^: spo: -pastor read?a. Udogrum ^rimi>ini?.-inu- mi the sam^rafter -the morning serviced. AH The_ iMiUd'titliinim ' jVIvc-n hV the. f t 1 Missionary society oil the pjay ground sin in front of Mr. \\\ M. Metiheo's home ! .'I _ >>n ^Kauhi^. AN^.iaiyely- attciwii .1 /. ?.! m.a nice sum was realized by the 1:?<1 in , The A. O. K. league is wide awake Shi the and the children and younger folk are li jew- manifesting great interest in t1ie"ViT...-l \\i hoth mirs-?lillic?tittnitihtnee T*TViV\~V InTTfc1"fH at every meeting.,. Mrs, Junje Pierce J one of the mothers of the church and hei Ved-~ a" ?'(1 league worker* was present nbia on Sunday afternoon and gave an in r*'! bia's terx"stTnK talk t o J lie _i.no n i hers. Come-JA mmi- U?ain ..? > idis Among those attending the funeral th< - of J)r, Mamo, in-Columbia, TUEsday, 'elo oujd were Mr. and Mis. A. 11. Million-' tlial M.i". Und Mrs. \V. ,M. Mctihoo. and . they \V._JY1. dVtetjfieo, Jr, Rev. and Mrs. .L'i_ ?7? B. Jennings, Mr. I). A. Jones. Mr. .1.. L. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. L. "L. Tgin-y, i : nera Mr. C. K. Ball, and Mrs. Mary Fra/.ier. ifter Rev. J. B. Jennings is attending the s<" said ministers' institute in Columbia which at' '. It will be iii session for ten days. J lis id bout Viyal members made up a purse and iy was gave him to assist with his expenses. II Thp ost lo.VUiX -Uml-Uu*- hea cf bet- dists in the state are to be found in fifth Aiken. j - - I1}'1 esn't Mrs. Rebecca Branch ~nrrrfb "Mrs:: the Singleton left for New York last week . see to visit, their children, They will hb-.yv - gone all summer. : inj. Mrs. II. K. AUianjrfnmci hohip'~Siin- . wice day night after spending two-weeks I"'1 ed a? in Charleston. -She reported a very ' hi allg.-- pleasant in the eity by the sea. 1? then For a hearty, welcome, . rflid Yf^soul the frpm stirring message, coine to Cumberland > the every Sunday. ( bi SUMTKK M:\VS tin Ital- A large number of teachers arc /j|. a out of the eity attending ' ^ .u.ioii'?nun- \, If rev T he Free and Accept ed A indent ' and hork Mucous cclclii ai ni .'i. ii.iiii i ill a Ua-V W'M' speejal,^;. vices <>y Sunday an at Kinaiun l M. Iv yhurch. n!cv, A 11,., K. Howard delivered t he.-annual ad- ,.M L-iose ds a Thp sewing circle met at the YesiCIocI ,'en?t> Mrs. AV. W. -Folder on- Oak "! falls 'a"d avenue on Thursday aft'oi niflui,' a,U| dune lUth. The hostess ' spa-red no ncra l'a''is making the altoroom a vi-rv?ud. pleasnnt one for the guests. * ed The aunouucement of t lie'"ViSan dae e nn> had A let lua Anderson "fn 111-\. J. v. i It. Unnpvo came as a oii-pI ^oytlkL" *-*1 to 1 he eotH'e"COtmrwrriTt:yV ' Mi:':-' An e etui- deiau?n" haa-diiptm-nrTTTFTffluft- of Hit Ta str ZyTnT ili^dy?Ctf- t he I .iiU'i-rttf?high ^thool-liii'?t-o-j haw st'vi','ul yvars and is a ymiiiir w .TTn:irr_ t lu of charming personality yarn! highly Oh ilely *'*1 veined hy those who know he'i;. 1r than ?-Mr. Charier,'Sjtonrs bus ouuiped a Very-'nice plav .ground on his loj on, let the rorner-uf Hartlettc and Wa I?ii ; ? trin .streets, 1 ????:? ?r+r , Rev. -'-A. I'. Spears left, on Monday.- " .^morning, June 2oi(| for a short stav ruled in TeXas- t,;< ni at M. S. .Mfles and little daugh?tci ?r,U- te,r of Columbia are . pending,' a I'ou?F" I (lavs m tin- city.. , l'ins( iT~~irrteiMle(! TT7e "tr*"" Thee Baptist Women's Missionary "S *. eoni*ention in Chester last week. tlaiiniri' W T. rrt-B-+|,j hmre7~Maryland, is; in J lie fii.y-r.n- a .' few weeks. * d the K^quire^li. M. Andrews ofDyiham l'? t ,-i spent Huiulay ami- Monday in- t hi- riLV''-"?? ^ u Mi*.' Herman Walker is aeain a-t *^:l l>ul home home after spending severhl ^ t> '()t ueeks Cisitin^ relatives in New York j Tun- ' " ^'orrt,l'tinn ^ M l: .. ' The Bridge tournament \yas held .it the residence) of .Mr. and .Mrs.-A,; A. ATi 'mL Spears instead-of .Mr. and Mi's. A.;" i "'jVjl1.* Spears. > _ _ _v ftJUj ,ioye ML Id.INS NKNVS ' | u* Km>t ~~~ r fani . ew On last Sunday mnrniii"' pv.o?r.i. rHti^ l.v at :>:Mu a. m. the Sunday school! 1 of Plhenezcr a ' r- 1 rttrm~" moling was present and t<> say the fri 'kf|l'L least. everybody?enjoyed- t heinsl v ot> I d 1 of ^ ~^y ITu* KiiVhestP"("'lass ii unhcr two tuok , the . banner. Alslhe usual ImyrTfieTh r in pastor preached /to. t large crowd fui nl)a~ who seemingly was aftX-knifdy -.eeJviin'" lost tg hear and learn more almnl Cud's if' word. After the sernioii two person- spr d hy wume forward and uyited tliuinsekis 1 seen.twitP tin. i-lmw.n va'-.-:--i?i .. .... n . ...... ..m.v.i, *? \ LltMl tl j_* I i ( > ( | |?\ | | number .of visitors present 4'r?ym jnirj the sister x-hurehes. We'are always de j VVY a K. lighted* tu# ihave our friends eoiiie'iei Iileiv- and woruhip wiTTT ui? The Idlcy of tli'o into valley chili met oh last-Thursday even ing at the A. M. K. manse in it< ! < ' . pnr- g"ular meeting and unite.a_Unge mmu,^aluy..hnr of . you nr.1 fulK1 uniT "pTP"'<T,l. nded club under the leadership of Mrs. ?>a- s:u .== die--H-uglies i.-, gi or, ini'l t.y l<-U|?> and j-jj past liiiuitdif: .After the*- liiis'iliys' spsovni j ,;i ^Mrr vrntr oCFr a'itelieiuu^ com.-e consist.- (,,, k St. ing of ice cream and cake was served tlU The Revival meeting just closed at | Reuiah A. R. church was indeed SOJ the a su,ceesg. rind many souls were vjt nday hri"Tf7-h? t>. C'n.Mvi and tchurch. Thr',,n and Rev. Tillman j>f(Vimdeij did the h:yl-, uwer ing of the meetim*. Rev. Ransoiii ol' _au>_Hd7'A. W, 4'i. >"H1"t7TeTrTu"nii.''.lii'd tin- inn ^ the sic. Members from all of the ehur-[:\|. utrht (dies 1 timed?out each?n+g4rt?m?lai go ~;7| gest nuniheix which added" much to the tci t us- meeting. Sunday afternoon 'in fsbc-'tn i re- nezcr church the (luartots ot the above ii,, > the named church had a contest afod those!he; 7:40 who were absent missed a real-treat. {|(i, dess The Sunday RchoobL_l)f?Muljins wall thi oyed ha\e..a .picnic on-the Little Tee Decr!H+n river pn_Jthe JjoxixtH of Julv-,?h'-yrTr-1 Pin rrtfnr^*wI.V TS~ inVIU'tl.' "Oome with us and Re The have a good time. Rev. J. I,. Brooks \Vj] Mrs. of Ihe first Baptist church will do- tor outh- livojr the sermon at the Kbone/er A J r don-' M. R. church on the third Sunday in!nei itiny the afternoon ?ml hiu ohoi?? wtp vrm- |p-ir der the music. _ ~7 _ .j him- Mrsj Williams, wife of the Rev. W. am the R- WiIT)awi'9"," pas66r of St". T'aul Ban-Tj-we ding [tut eh ii roh, loft on tllfl. jbtfa?frrrdbo * s?ft The 6Tty of Columbia, where" she will at- Ch I 1 .LEADER - ~ ' ' RTS ' ' '.<6. id ttie>suinnn-r. schouT*oY^Benedict- _pf nee, e'i? fohipB rot. J. S. Roberts is attending the tea. inner school at State college. I V Miss Mrs. Sarah (ji;iee of Durham, for- enterta -idy tit this city, jj]ient the we?k end ! the home of Sister EJwood Davis.. Robersi r attended services in Ebenezer,'ant^ ^ai ere s!ie met her former, pastor, thejve^ Di i"iltls.- .their f ^h^jvturncd Sunday afternoon to a??' a; home. l roun4, I lie hishoii- mnrle tin iiiii'tnirn ? ' ents a inting the He v. .1. E. Thomas: A. FT f their \ 4hr r" < . iding T-mcF47T the Florence I Mr. 1 'ieL. Tfe will nmke good. Read accomP Palmetto Leader, a newsy and-a an<L M :m paper. v I to Rett ~m , M Mrs.?/ ?frLELKNA NEWS ^ _ -^MrJ ' l.'. J beville Sunday school opened at lft:00 a. to visit with the superintendent. The les- Mess l was reviewed by the pastor and son, M .'5:30 p. pi. Rev. R. A. Young preach i were t! . a wonderful sermon -with much chie ar wer which we all enjoyed. Rev. June 2 utig knows how to work nM thn GhtW ills_u? nival . - served I'lie A. C. R. League met with the 22ndfc . VI C.liiL inl i- x II t- ? Ill* i^uitu, vyiarK ai tne j-w ""' *1*1'(' .vuung'"IXeopltTwere digging ing fgj 71 the lesson Sunday night.- The | instrun tine- men are'attending these meet- J- Ajke rs .all right. ; Rev. Art KMiO Rev. R. At" Young again town oi cached a wonderful Sermon. The where ii ivh is moving on and the willing] that cc *4rei s-eluh will give a trip-around I?Chile world Thursday .-night,. July 3rd. ] served Mr. ('. (!. Simmons will give a first,day of ss Imrbecue on July 4th. j will fu Mrs. Henrietta Rhyne left Sunday!vrill'pr New York after spending some j Rev. in with her mother. , bernac] Mrs., Claudia -Jeter and -Mrs. Lu- will^fil] li .1 ohiisu11 left last week for New 2nd Si rU iil t t r'jjeuig?here-.on account of with-Mi death of their mother's aunt. Jair.es II'e choir will he with Rev. ,T. M. cola R whins', Jr., Sunday at Sweet Spring happilj il we hope to see ulj of the menj- The., t; [u.ennt. \Vu have iee cream ev- address . week at Marshall Bros. Dean. f-r-? ' ? n ! ? ,-- Roosev ANDRRSON NEWS ing^ur The ''On to College" club "organiz-La?Rev. C. \\ . Frauds is compos o?_jiiiuors and seniors of Salem ih Reed street high st-hools together "? lli the eidege students of the nam r In ml 'Ihe pin pose of the club ?? tn ihiiM'ess uiMtrTtTie minds of ~?he 1 LUDi Rt? rn the" value of a higher educa-l Mrs. o A 111:1111 loiter wnn sent during'late Pi winter to the different mewtieraiof 1 KeiQ) j iduh' otf in vai%us colleges. ThislKingst; ii> meets every Monday afternoon [ were hi \:ili<>uhomes. They are very in-'*June 1 v-tim*. . . - ^ 'The R \ piogram Was rendered by the'church ih at- bethel A. M. H. ehurefi on| M?t: > . .tune -?? .-jJAGKg Mrs. M. V. MaiiLlr"is giving a Ging-| Miss in dress wedding at Salem Presby- nettsvi inn ehnrob .July 2nd. The '.'On-to Gregg, Urge" club wilt"furnish the music, church, Mr.?William?Noal,?whu lias heen rieil at imr in "Philadelphia for a while ts at lff'tO. ' me visiting his family. ' ^Jtine 1 rtn- following-students are spend- i 132 W t lit4r->tinimer vacation at Koine: I were .t :ii die 1I ,i 11 I.e." Hern iceMe AMister,] o la bora liedieU-; Howard.. Holmes, Allen; J. I officers wens, ( lalliri; C. McAdams, J. C. j were t lith. Kllini .Mt'Atlams, .1. C. Smith; j~-Qrrli irgaret Reese, Knoxville; Johnnie'A. M. e Davis,. HaVher; Martha R.. Wil- (therspc ins. Scotia; lrma Dooley,. Paine: mon. 1 n stance Reader, Haines; McKiniey and Si iyton. Union high school, of Belton.' as grb? Miss K\a Dunlap spent Friday with , fectfve, .-s lalmonia Johnson. ... . | had in VIrs. Sola Hanks, had as her dinneriof Dr. csts Sunday Dr. and Mrs. Edmund j insotfrjind .Mrs. Jatfie Ellison. | VI rs. Nancy Martin died rather suddy Monday night. She was sick y a lew hours. She was funeralizat. Bethel A. M, E. church.? dev. \V. ('. Crawford officiated. ? In h nves a?host of relatives und - ?? ends. She -was} a faithful member Bethel A. M. E". chureh. ~= ===== ill! Earle \\\ Carter, Jr., came up a ii.... f^ii w t? ;itti'inl thft u-ral "I Mrs. Nancy Martin. ?H tlf?; Susie Battle had as her din i- I'-in-si Monday, Mrs. U. E. i a"d Mrs. Janie Ellison. . _ l?r. Edmund Johnson attended the. I , Ls' mooting in Columbia last week! I Miss Anna Garrison is ill ajt_thi? I it ing. We hope "Tor her a speedy NINETY-SIX NEWS gRCSMCK of Columbia fill- g , tin- pulpit at.Bethlehem on the 3rd C riday in, the absence of Rev A. T S 1 mid, who was away on a viiit to T i i.vtima Retu li, Florida. Kev. Brough- 2 i i proved to bis hearers that he was ? I march of rTtT~hr~ surveyed. 0 * j Rev. Sister I'. E. Paul, of Ander- % u i, wmdu'eted a very interesting ser- J' " r m at Alt. Pleasant A. M. E. church x 1 he M Sunday in June. * She made Tierself felt as a gospel * letter from oitr pastor, Kev. J. FT"\ ii shall, of .McC'orinick, who was. _j rTeiT toTTie bedside of his sick daugh- QOOOt , I .( la l.etman, who resides in De>it. lie arrived there only a short '"" noffft ne bel'mv sIkj passed into the g^eat ? fond. I lei1 remains will he brpught 2 rk to MtCormick on the 24th of x s moAth 'accompanied by her father 2 d other members, of the family* and ig ?ennrm- m 1 Wg llTPflgtiCd 'Ky [ ff v. W. M. Peterson. Her iremains ? ' II be laid to rest in the family ceme- * rhe following person? Were the din- x r guests of Miss Josephine Kempt. J the fhrrd Surtdiiy. Mrs. Essie Cat-""' in, Misses Richie ami Bennie Dean, * A n fter a ^sumptuous feast they s ra jmned by Messrrr. Leroy Jack- 8 1 ' Elzie T.'alhourb William Louden, 25 arles Griftin. The dinner' consisted '* ! y " ~ Baturt t ' ** * * " yr ?T*Z??^ZgZr^r^ > :"' * , whitg potatoes, biscuits, poke deiv " tomato oftUOo, eakc and "Tor? Quite u rrpi'C . .. . Ml. Zion went Kempt really knows- how to the funeral, of in the young people. tor and hi& fan ft? Bt. Dean, principal of the members. on training school, of Maxton, A grand nuis nily, accompanied by Mr. Roose sen.ted at Holy ean of State college, Orange- street, June .'Wi nptored to Ninety.Stiv tM-Trfatr-tho .r.ntn..' -Weather, and mother a few days ting; Cter spending several days athe old- homestead with par- 'Emanuel nd friends, they returned to ipme on the ?3rd. ? As old Sol,-111 W. M. Anthony of Greenwood ertlel-Ke h orn "be anied by Mrs. Estelle Anthony easterh horizon rs. Mattie L. Jabber motored that the duv'w ;is academy on the 22nd where heat- *. ;t InUiony and Mis Jabbei aie f|id n?t ng summer noheet. teeeeveHr Dean motored to Kb- Th(_ on Sunday evening. June 22. nion of "mtci-es ; friends and school mates. Joved pastor, 1 rs Elzie Calhoun, Leroy Jack- text may be' ft isses Connie and Mary J. Lark venth divisions he evening guests of Miss Ri- thirtieth v'ercst id Benjamin pean on Sunday, jess j jiatj belie\ _ ?*- of the Loid in 1 rren's Day exercises were ob- This sermon vu at Bethtehem On Sunday, "June (,ut.ntiy iliustn The exercises from beginning tainly brings were good; _Qng__flf_the inspir- word';i of -^rrhrrr ixurea ot tnc occasion?wtre~arr]?prior to tTu nental-golo played hy Mr. T. with tin1 pr - bn n. Collections were gottd. ial union. sev? A. T. Dixon .passed "thru our tions were offei n Sunday enroute to Good Hope ; lynching*- and heTWeht to fill the pulp't for j land and count ngregation. 'Great Delivere Iren's Day exercises will bUTob- cessation of tl at Mt. Zion on the 5th Sun- time. .this month. Bethlehem choir At four oYHt rnish music. R^v. GtJ E. Goode y.ened with Mr, each a special sermon, tendent, presid Jj W. Mathis, pastor of Ta- vigorously disci e ;Baptist church, Greerfwood, Everything;? 1 the pulpit at MG Zion on the our picnii" whit md.ay. .in Jjily, His choir waa f .Tnrrrtvr ^VM^,:^: iwv and-furnished nju std. MrTblunt. ;JOth. It William Harris and .Miss Pe-' attendance Of . ^ lira, c.irpri r i nml i. "n mt f ,.|h 1.1- I r married on the 3rd Sunday. St. John's'-1> Mt.j>Zion Sunday school was the Masons at 5ed on Sunday by Prof. R. B. worship. An in Messrs. Samual Rustin and rendered after elt Dean. _ . live red a mastc Georgia A. Dean is attend-1 nmer school at State college. CHARLESTON NEWS Mol N 1 beddings of Wide Interest Thb PresbyU ^ rendered" t heir . gram Sunday. D-PENDERGRAS?v A?laiKt.*?rm Hattie .Fludd, widow of the Little River Zi. iu! .C. Fludd, of this city, and day to witnes? ..J.-Eendorgraes, pastor of thcr service?; riee district, M. E. denomination Miss Juunitn appily united into holy wedlock llr.' irud Mrs, I* 8, 1930 at 291 Ashley avenue; ed away during ev. Jackson of 'Wesley M.E. Mr. SehUin , officiated. little irrand eh >""!_ - and Juanita Xu 1DN-QREQG A.?fcr R. Limb Sallie Mae Jackson of Ben- from WashingU lie, S. C., and Rev. Wilbur. R. Mrs. S. b. 1 -pastor of Cepteroary M. Er Lee -'Ruth. jwhr. Charleston were Happily mar- this summer- in , Benneitsville, S. C., June L7,- v.euk end tit Hi They arrived in Charleston on?-Mrs/ S. A Oar 8th, 1930 at the parsonage at Pittsburgh. SI ~ A- rpL^ ~ ' l ' o'lv i < >< . I .. 4l. cutwui III aiiKCL. . I IIH ^ H1A >vi-r-iy^ >m un lappily received and. a .-great M-r^. i?ucs?eVia? te' reception accorded them the neralized last 'J and members" of the "church..She was an *aj he sponsors of the reception, church. A nnmg > srSu nda ym ornlri g atM t. Zion -tending the turn E. church the pastor, Rev. Wi- Timothy; Hunte on preached a soul stirring ser Leslyv.,Vance i fe "spoke from the 121st Psalm lotto; and Mrs mday "evening likewise it was children of A si it-. Both sermons were very ef- Mrs. Harriet after which silent prayer was will be here f< behalf of the bereaved family came home tu J R. W. Mance, our presiding el- *ter, Mrs."Uai'i4< be, assuinr r.FTTiNir. tuc 1 ' " . yr- ' "Call for them by name' cca u s s Err BREAD - C ? "SOUTH'S FAVORl'fL^'SlNtE I Sd X8SC8X8B???3C8C8??X8C8???m0?3aC(0^O:O t A MESSAGE OF CONSOL When Jeath invades your family ranks, what f iblation comes to you frbtji thi fact thav -THE- & \NT BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION is under protected by Insurance laws, to pay you prom-pi >olicy which your forethought persuaded yuu to luch. ,he Mutual Relief & Benevolent I ' T. R. YOCNGBLOOD, Gen. Man; VlHtt ? 1 r.OTVi T REESE'S DRUG STOI MRS. P. R. REESE, Prop. ArFuIl fane of Patent Medicines^ CiKarettes and Tobaccos. A Full Madam C.'J. Walker's Preparatio: Tlmea. left rrwam i^nd SSnrina -T PHONE 7820 JI H22 Aaeenibly Street, ^ i I *>- {?<iOOOOCH3ttaOOOa<XXH3Cy^^ * T 'T " ' ' * 7.?-ff. 1 ' . > ... \ .. - . k. ? tt : V lay, Jtme 28, 1930 7 tz ....' st-mi ail vi' tfioup from to (Y>Uimbia to attend Dr. Ma+ice. 'fhe pasiii'ly, and many of the icai recital will he pre- , t i. n. ii i nuuy I'liuicn, Dutt , Ith tor the benefit of -K. K. tijltlgM, m d I fee- = - ... ' l - A. M. K. Church ie god of day, began to : hind the curtain of the * , it was unite evident ouljl be one* of intense . \>iu,?N evert he le.tn, it the dim-), of Emanuel mod.? ? ; ?i?^? ip listened to a ser-' r dcdiVOVed T>y Y>ii"r he-"-" 'ev-r i1. K. Beard. His (iihd in the tw.e'nty-seof the I'sal ins at the "I had-.famledr un ed to see __ he land .of the livine.' is beautifully and elo- ??:? ited. Our: "piustor cer to his congregationv "N| ' :in/t - < > li t ( r I l l".l (I'ninonl ' sermon, in keeping nation of tiie Minister _ nai fervent supplica ed up in behalf of the mob violence in our ry. We trust that the r._ will?bring . ahout?a? ? tiisi treatment In His Q . . fk Sunday school con, S. ..L. '..tones, strpeirrii'ng* The lesson? was nsse<l from all angles." i iid\v ill full sway for .' ' 'h will- lie held at the , ? it "Hn?-.^r4riry_ Monday is hoped t-hsii-a large <| -ell.. I nUt{ present. ay wa^ celebrated by " the evening hour of teresting program was which the pastdF~^e^::. rJy add ress. ' "r riansof thi,s" vicinity C'hrldeen1-- Hay pro ^ n+?r> gaTTTFvvd at 'it Baptist church Su?^ tin- .Masons' annual Johns.?n, -thurfflUer of redcrick Johnson,. pass C llu-past week. Bi'fc'syy, tin' son' and'-"?? .11111 t 117 K-a-fpft?Eugene, L"Cf, of Kev, and Mrs. my. mi 'I'u'fo visiting : *j)i> .indsay. and daughter, ~"are attend i up; school i (Jreenville, spent the rtiie wilh relatives. . ns made her roiurn, to it* has heen here for .I'ttlsnlf of her niutln-i Kmc! cry whit' "fttts ' fIT- ' '~ 'hursday at New Hope. Dred. veteran of this r, of !W\v York; Mrs. uul Children ..ol" Char-. r-.-Oi'H Belle Dials antP" Seville. r?' * Buyd of Philadelphia >r quite a while. She Lhy funeral of her sise_,Cynninj^hani. ICO RF.ST y n| ' S : - = AKES J : A'l'lON * -i it nicsguge of coli- fi IUTUA-L UKI.IEF * - " contract and you 5 tly your insurance 1 *' take out covering t Ass. of S. C. , i A VI .OR STUKKT I ?- L | .. CiKars,- . ', rLine ofna at all '. j Columbia, S. C, . j . *aaaaaa&&?tnaaatm . ' .4' V.