The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, August 16, 1930, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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?rr? THE "OUj GRAY" A
' "7' K. run.
The Physical, i>?_ t jtustnl by the Soi"
" * ritiial "
Tim dully papoiv are cicny.mg tie
_ fflawt?head?Httm?thr?nw fill llt'iHIg'ht
that is .bvinK. witnessed in our country
today amKtliy destruction of lives
and-crops because of it. It is reported
that our country is witnessing
the worst drought in its history. The
? damage to gruiii crops' in the state
of Mississippi alone is estimated! Jtt
sections in tht? west there are yellow
^ '.streak's through' thc. .fields and forests
ii . ,'ttsLif. they were burnt with lire or destroyed
bv a killine frost. as the reZ~~:
suit, of this droadtul drouold. ln thes^T
places the people are pa'nitv stripken
- ? anil. ..terribly ..alarmed TTLells have
gone dry, food stuff is being destroyed,
cattle arP dying, men are being
overcome with heat because of this
destructive-drought that is being wit
ricssed in our hind ami country:?tr
.is awftibr-Sections not visited by the
drought, the crops are extra good.
but tht. futur,, j)'rfee?"are. so. disco u?xagtng,
until the crop?growers arp a
.bit disturbed about a financial
_ _ " drought. Say what you will but there
is n i-uuM1 u?r ail ot mis. .-YlHl Wltii
no .intension Ur-challenge" tin: scicil.
. lists lis to causo or dispute with ihe.
modernist, about eifects, if ont. will
simply nott. the ninny irimo.-, of -siuand
wickedness that are being,- eom,
in It ted in the WorhJ today contrary
: _Uj?t lull's . Holy' ' Word.?Lui?nuist?,n.11.
fessiluit this is lioiiu. other - than a
punTshment,from (Jud, or admit that
the (JOil of today is "inortl }nl<'i-im<
with sin than fcht- tied of t+iO past.
s * Bi'oni the st-Hiit miintn.v ??f comer-'
sions into Christianity and--r?g*essions
into, the Christian church the n liglous"
leaders- are almost remlv?hr
conclude that the spiriting drought'
of the world is appalling. Ami this
dcplurub|t.-condition of our 'world spf?
lit really warrants (loii's judgment
far iftore than his mercies. And if
the people that draw, to' themselves
sin lis with-a cart- rope, lik,, the people
at this age'-of .th,. World art. doing'
today-they can but expect liis
displeasures registered against them
in drought and e'\ cry thing else. Let
"us resolve, fc.n TTivJaT t hi- l-p.iri-t till!
" drought .by advancing Inward 4bid 011
wilt disappear also. CuV wV-I r 11K br^"
?Ui_i-u-Hi.it 1 ln? mie |.
ot the otlier.
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1'oor Fislfers W hen it Comes to Mm
Win ii.J-lif_.Mas'ter -aid i-, II u
disciples "1 will make you lislu r of
. , .men.," Mat*. 1:1'.' Ih study .lid tint
include those of thiar?hrtteV r day; if
saving. souls, into flu- kingdom *of
{Tiae,. and irlory is eytchiiuj iiicii.
are any -tntmh-T- ,*f |ta?mT~rT
today that do "rot" sfuv i i\! ir. cttinp.
"in- utrrxmi converted a. ,i. ,
,0' tin* y( ai' round. \V hyt^? espi- * " their
,..exidonee as called t.? p.ine'i i > .
_ J'ej_m.it wonder ti> in ?N ntin- im
"fisherman." It iu,i'.<. shut li,- i-i-i
.? ' ' hi' jiatient,. manifest skill- and at intervals
change "baits. No fisherman
fi'uld hope to.cutrh aJ! kinds ok fish
hy silnply usiti}| one kind uf bait. For
, sum,. li.di litj ukes-\v orittsr-.for others
.- . ^niall ti.-h and foi-. sonic others i" ???,!
stuff, etc. Bnt ilds latter day?
tor is ahiint as uft'.v.i 'virrbt,: n-' In-.- )..
unskillful- in his atUntpK to catch
men. IIis -first failure is that Tie is
too impatient. In fact lie trk^tu d j
a duzen other, things and calc/h. men
at th.. same t iiii.--.. 'l iiLoiu-Li.
- at all,?Then ton.?hr?rr^T^?TTTT <717777
halt for "the mourners bench at lnhl.
niyht, to catch tht. eoHece sin tier,
:--h the intelligent UTisnvod e'irl froin the
, i iSundiiy school. th(. -bright little' hoy
from the league !atul B. Y. 1'. l'.' th<hardened
sinner of .sixty or seventy
years of experience in sin. Common
sense should sup'tfest to ^theiXi that
they should use-ditJVreiit iTtUL-hotls.'of
appeal. The parnhl,. of the lost slicep
and the lost piece of silver " hy out
Lord and .Master was ouv- and the
\ erv same, hut chanced ~7a> _ai Io_1je
understood hy -the dilR'reitt sexes.
"Ye must he hoTii'v apain, etc./'"" to
< Nie'odomus and "pu and. sell all that
thou .hast', etc.," to the rich younu"
ruler meant ahout^ the same thiny
r' .'...but to :ddl'er+'id types -T't'- men. - The
'* skillful fisher of men must'not only
! arrange a special. linn- for did cu nt
classes of sinners,. hut, use'djtforent
methods of appealing" to thein. Foi
instance til,, jncthod used to appeal
to art unlearned hardened sinner
Woultl haVe" nim etl'tfct upon a" yorfni*intelligent
unsaved hoy <>r trirl. In
fact special services should lie apj
k-- pointed for the' vouhtr :m.i T... ? .<.
oid. And if necessary, one fur frills
and {mother for hoys. If the.ministers
of- today would give themselves
wholly t'cT'soul saving, tahe t ime 'and
use methods with prayer, t-hor,. would
? ?. nut lit1 left "a sinner nian or woman
in any of their (-oiigregations. lt.it
instead, the-.sinner m 'many of tln-ii
'congregations - out nunihe'r the Chris.
tians. Thev may he- fisher. . hut poo)
indeed when comes' to catching
men.
Our ..Whereabouts .
On last Sunday we were, with the
.. * - ^ Rev. ('. H. (look at AJ*t. /.ion church
of the Mt. Zioti circuit and- had a. soul
stirring -timer- ft appeared' how e\ ei'
_?? ?tnai Ihe-etttciaJs wrr(-?nnt awur,, rf
our coining and hence the completion
of the conference-was deferred. We
will report the same mlfull -hi a sue-~ceetling*
article. This week end will
find us with the ReV. I. A.Miller at
New Hope church. We will fVreaeh
Sunday, morning and complete the
business of the (|uaiitexly conference
. _1 Sunday afternoon. Letth^nm oUters
-pray for an hut pot>fiffg"of tie- IfdTj/
Spirit. "Let us advance on otfr knees."
P- S.?Dr. J. O. Smart, pastor of
Miller Chapel Station^Naw-hcrrjy in
"_ ^eTT chosen_ words iiresentert
Davis of that- rit.y-Ut deliver words
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NU THE NEW RIDER.:i
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II' ELLIS
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ul greeting to the Odd Fellows and* v
Mis, Lue A. (it'ahftln, wife-ot'-ftUv WV
\V. (Jrahain, made an excellent ad- ,
1111em. DM )irh:iH? Ml1 w If 1)1 lie ft mill1 =
i evliuii. ~
MONTMOUENCI NEWS. ' ,
The good people of Williston Circuit
of \vh ich-ltev. Wm. Moseley is
pastor were blessed Sunday., The El- "
tier Rev. Sandy Simmons nreached
two wonderful serinoiis. In the mono
iug he preached at St. James and at
-night he preached at Bethel in Williston'
-as they hadnot heard an Elder in
- about?two?years;?Ytm?ran?imagine ~
their joy. The Elder's text was ,
Psalms ?"The Lord hath done
great-tlungs for us," etc. Among
the humy good things he said were:
sin will hike us captives, just as 'the
Babylonians mad'e captives of the Is- J
- raelites; christian- religion-.is the best '
tiring in the world, it stands by in
this world and saves in the next, mon- '
Vy.Tand. riches, etc., all flee, but it
. will abide. Strayftf ay f ro tfrTnid 1
wall make boat Reus ?erf ,us. Three ;
thTftgs are food friends of man. A
got?d husband or wife, a- pocket book,
and lesns Christ. Tie urged all to 1
sUuwi?than?hi -fbe?Ltmh?f+e prove. 1 ~
himself worthy of the position as Pre- '
He seemed so fatherly 1
ami encouraged the people to go forward'.
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The work is growing and all noein
c<! willing to do more. Sixteen had
joined <hirimr the last quarter. After '
a good collection, we eomrniThecT and
rejoi.ee?l in opr hearts because we
knew tlu-I.ord had done great things '
for us. By this time an- inner man ?.
gave warning that we needed,..breyd
if we would go on and build. So the !
sisters lost no- time in getting thing- ?
ready; My. yoy should have seen !
thy spread <m the table under the
.-trees! You would have known "Old
man . bard times clause had sprinkled '
a 'blessing upon these good people.
And we ate to our fill. We went on
to Bethel at Williston that night and
enjoyed another spiritual feast. 1
.Among our good visitors wer. .u. ,i
and .Mrs. K.\Y. Wright. [TciU-pn Huvk
1 lier and wife. Lie. George .Morris
ami wile and others. Ami all wh-> '
. met and heard ..m-M-M.!...-, Snndy ?
Tmoiis are si ill singing his praises. r
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IjHNtjSlilOaiMr-AlA^ 1
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?K-ev-r- .M. .1, Suinpter. presiding Mdei?;
of tlie 'Manning District preached a ]
.-<-ul stirring- sermon. Sunday a. m. i
It was eifjoyed by all. I
Sunday p.Rev. llannahun of I <
Suin 11 U'l ton delivered - u wonderful n
Liie^a^rul?-?: ? ?? _t1
M-es Kiiilli Jack-nn, of-Sumtoi w.n
the delightful truest of Mrs. Stella I
Jenkins last week. . - .. _ - I
T I'r >t\ J. A;?trffslmm Our agricultural
teacher has reeotftly accented a
. position as farm, demonstrator -the.'
coining term at Denmark. He will he missed
hv all in the community.
Miss Annie I'riyrson was the 'truest
of Miss TftelTTfti" Walker Tuesday.
Mrs. Kddie K. Walker left MondayAfoi
the (jiaiat Lodj;e meetiny*which
was held* in. ".Newberry. I
The. League* is stvi.injr to make '
icady l'or the conversation-.of tlie latter,
part of this month in Charleston. Wi*-^
tri'is-f a nnniher will be present at"
- rtrir-tiiiinvffhtn-'T>h'-rff ntr, V r ilnn '"Ff
tri'oat joy jn-HtUmdintr these church
activities . v j, .J
We are triad Misses V. I,. Walkerand
Atrnes Robinson are' hack vviWT
lis t<> help carry mi .our l.eatrue and
Sunday school _wmk. ~ ~ ;
^Jlltns,-" .,n tlo- -d.-L- fiCi m.. i
^ . i\ i? v i i*i i ?J ijr'n)
.James. Mrs. Kthel \IoFarlin, Mr. JR.
A'.-White, Mrs. Mary James." We jl"ii
I?? " tliem a speeily recovery.
II KN DKKSONV II.LK NKWS
space .in your. pa|>eir to mention so
ininjr " about a fanner's celebrate
of llcndcrsbnville, S. (I.; Colleton
Couhty. held with Zion.A. M.\ K. ;
Church. cKev. T. I). Tin^man, pastor
and his Jfpoil people and surround
iny pupils of the farm.
This?celebration was arranpred he
Rev. Ti'njfmah and his congregation
the day set aside f.or the celebration,
was August 4th, at /ion A. M. K. I
( liio'i'1'. V. v rs<)nvi11 e., S. C. Colle : t
ton County. . ,
Devotional conducted by?the?partor
Rev. .-TV D. Tingman. The pro i
gram began at ;t oVImlf P..o f- 1
\V.. (liUison u4u the master of "cere- i
monies. JVineipal speakers .were: I
Rev. A. I*'. R. Horry, pastor of tie-j
Wa'lterlioro mwl?lJri4-,?R.?A-rf
t llannnir. principal of the Colleto i j
Training; School, Walterboro; "because j
! of sickness f'rof. Hanimir epuld not. i
be present. The speakers ^'t*re Rev?
Hoi i v. 1111bank. .LOliver a fi d?
(iratit, Williams,, and Prof, Adams.
| Rew Uurr.v spoke from the" JTObjeiT 1
I "Farm and its Usefulness as the |
| World's (.reatest Support."" *He said ;
I that it was man's first occupation. !
When map fell from^.t he. .Cnr^n he
commissioned to tiirTTm for
"^TiTsiJjxtiuL- lie-spoke to a larpe pa-r
t herinir .'MMl-ov tw>ef>--Kr-hrtrt j"
their interest for twenty or thirty j
nfinutes liin. farmers wnrn- ?r t
encoiirafred by the {tddresp- R+v??n. ?y
, -Prof. Adams, instructor in farm- j
in.(f at Colleton Training ?>eho<>].
spoke Jtff- the farmers On they farm- I
big life, saying that, they should caiv j
for the toil. the live stock, the kfnd
of .fert.ilf^er tl)fv yfgrt fcu'r 1" 1 '**
"fons Icn^ds of crops, don't plant the
same crop on the same land too often,
rotate the crops ahd improye j
upon _thc live-?stotdes, --- r- -? . j
Air." Grant spoke on budding goodJ--farrrrJC^tTtnTfes
atld^sTielter for th? j
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_ ? ^^TIIE PALME^
stocks and Turin ipiple incurs ? an<
liaKe the laViTi iHe \nnu it snouiu u
I'lllEtllt
01 bux,
Mr, , Juo Vv iilianr.-. .-.poke mi J\ynu
ill t U s UIlil LlH' tLn.UAi.llg ul lue cllilu
ivii, that* liu;.v Will be able tu cop
Sjlli I In- ;if,i' in ahull they live.?
spnKt1 rr Trpi.ii uYcSO^THUl
u"' 1 1 v i .'iiii'i'*,,WW'Mfc
Hi tile II) I... -I--T :i rill In.' lines: ;i~
girls living, ">! <.> say tnal beuul;
IVIU lliuKe t ii.nl , . rti.Uil at liolllli^ bu
it' titer. i.. rr.r_U.auiy.* they will leiiv
ttie tarrnr'T-1
Ue\ tiuliniik, -poke 1'iuin the sub
iijS' "T"t .-v. i ; i.'11,, lie Haul tliat eacl
jnt. el u.s >b?imi Ha\'e seine kind a
[Jieie. i?r ... r lues auu imr pro
pony, ne a.:j.er shated why no
have lite -same protection in the rur,i
lOIiiiiiii:iity aa in \ have in tile cities
His, reinai t.- ui ,'c very muchHlpHft
njf. statv dei>i'.? r el" the America]
A erkirain.
Iiev.. Urn cL-sp^kc' fcrom the subj
ifct-. V.SaivMien." live putting awa;
at our deaii v:vh more* cure ami t
jvatronrxe i.;.e ei our own group win
is? ...uULe la our work olficien
fie* I urt lie ! s:-u',?d "together-we stUlii
iivideii HVe Tail'"
Rev. OIim is l-nJertaker'Aof Col
letun-^kk-mtri,i . .tu?..a Mirr wtfemrre
rou nee.I e. *,e -will gladly serve yoi
I'S U "i i; ;, i< )ml thi. !"i!* -
iH' wi-n i'< say t!> tiu' public thn
tins \\ as ,i ; i j !i :i| t Iie^ceTobra
-tirrtt? cif rtT71" farmer*. 'JJiuse mci
.yhn spoke t'tluniselveH felt will
Jte pi-Mpif -r??" cnnwrnijty; "the;
iaye < 11 ?-i? ? tJ- Io improve their farn
i ves ah-ny ;tl| lire.-, by having bet
I "'vie .?, ; ; i i n i I Ivir Hyp stod
The iVni.ejrs t>y their 'fry. best t<
lemon.*(ra-i the hirm life b-y th'
'arm prtuUkT usg ft",,.,tables,.
I dor. t t-f-'uk- much credit can hi
riven tin Ut . .1 inirman, for having
allej) all of the fiirmers together an<
iave t hen the- importance ol
arm -ami tie.' duty and honor tha
t earn..-' v-iUa it and to see (loci'i
ro^diie . :. d i in m as_l.be-tiller
lis ear! In .. ; _ -
liiis day w;!l five in?-t+mneinor;
>( this eo.'imuidly tilwtiys.
\\m;ns<>\ m:\ns
Vtty haying church or loc'a
irin .t?i ' > :? ?!*'it* 11 dicnf -tn?ttu
-Ijal'-a J _\vill kindly . tee
' - i t not later thai
''' y-^ ' ' " i|- '?ni each week
''I"111' 1 d Iii i iciipn?t4n
lours i;? a:, i V, leck'af the N. C
Mutual I Ii:.*t.;i,ce .1 (i'S. olfif*
l it) l-j I-., . 11-.> or .tilt; Johnson St
i-'Jn-iH? -rrarr;J".T" Wj Afl comlalinit'
? ? ; ' : ' ' " in.
' ' V" . ' .! ;?% ** .sjiiih' in Ul<
!*' '*1,1'1' Ajoiuttfy. morn
t:% twi-ivf o'clock.
v " ( "I ilu' city church
cations si'i'iiii'i
take i? f|?
Fj'"r - i; Mr 111,1 Ji?.
r7rTT1 .I- .. ... TT- i ,,...- u ,
mot ,. -}IazycK
-Mr... rli'v. NVit!
A|,.w V '. ' i""1 'itmily.
1...,;,' 'I . . "" j;:C??iiHT.y of J)c.
c ' : \ \i:ss I-ucilo Halve
cuI- J - ^1 u'nt Ihi
nini n~- -Xnov
Mr. i? o ~ . ~ .
v, ' ,J : ( roonvrlli
1.1,V / l~" -W .Mtltlu;
V il s~ -1-:??vv?- ;t . hjtsuu-s:
\i,' >" " MUHU
i, ' ' 1 'An
v,,rj' V " ! 1 "'i lor.'- xt.y
;\ ' :ofl"; '?* ??llinir of. "Til.
' c+^-.-M * \vl<i>-li .olll ...i.
...ill UIK
in*r" ' .- if Star" Mother
i
Sti k-.'nrTT Mrs. Andersoi
' V "(jold Star
AI..I !.?-. ' > trip abroad.
Xi i -. f and little- sol
an- .... ri and trnnul
Ta>.t!'? * I. . <ia.s
>?Mi>. V sirs, l.i/./.it* Thpni
ij..- << l S. < '. and Mrs. Mar,
'''1 ri!11 ~T CI spi-ji
tin- -Wi i... i'* <; -x: ,i <r* Mr. and Mr.
i at. n*i: n-i. ." Vu
Mr.-. M. \ M *ra.Suit*in St
S polity he Ve..-h ';T hill- Wivt, S. C,
11,' .v a?d ?-- t- lavk "n'mtorui
troiii \\ - iji tln-ir' lovel.
i.<-\\ 1 't.i-vi ? ! -*- i Ar4- art' visilih,
TTii- ;i : < >.r' - ' i- . 1- kick, Mr. am
Mrs"./ i'li-ni,. *11?; it t -Jti I'.'radli-v AviTin
1 n,;a- I'.-i'ijdf.->' l-Drum reri
dered an i- W !-. at pr itff'aJll Sunda
at tin- i- si l'i . liyti-rian Church.
l-.Lti'.r M.i -| A-ma - Kli/.aln-th an
M.-ir'y : ,i -i'-II "t' 1'f. hCdifiTnji
(ia. i>. . .t-hi- Miniiner vvli
11.. a '
..nn ami .-Vtmn Mitrlli'l aw
Mrs. i\i": ' Wt? .\Visli t'n
lliasf [T.i' Lc. '< '!?; nr. r'ajnyalilr visit.
Ki-\ II. ?- nn..ln..*
ii11' ?i .1 I1. " vival at Hon
oa I'at'i. >. < . p.i.'l Mi", anil Mrs. .
U..?jj. ? i' -.la-i, Thursday ait
af U r si r\ ii i .
I'ii> aii.l M '- I '. ,M. Huckvlt an
J+t-Hr il. !!i ! !. ij ii ia ami Mrs
"TaTTt' rain i . Snai'lay al'trrnooTi o
! ?r. a i.i I *'?! .. . V* 'I. Ynimtf.
|)i". ail'! ~ M1I . "H WakHield, I)|
ami Mr-. V.', ij. Tountr aiuLJittl
ttoti.i1,i -?rMTn7 Mr. find .Mrs
i' rial \ i >i t * ... -4--krrf -(?' .11 at?
v." 'ink. Mi.?.s MildR
' ' I"' ' otirsday of lust woe
jn ^ 11 11 ' " hum. (*.,**qt t'>
y" ;WiMrof: eT
Wl" >: *< ' I'-'uvnt.s of I)r. Wak<
field. AJr.ju.d .Mrs. J. ]?. Wakefield
1^,1'rot'.?J4^-Tbn-k< lio of Renedk
X-ollogv. J S. was ,th
Ionise g'l ' of .Mr. mid. M-rs. C. Lc
1/iUD. ni-.i'rml'"Wok new MiimfO
Towers SI. _
1.it'.l<; .M, f'.ydia (libbesT-th
rfnughCci ?*?f TJTo"'7?ih? .Mrs. .1. C. Gib!
not, serious injnr.v Sunday whili
playing, she foil inflicting' ft ugl
. ,, y\ _
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TTO LEADER
' wound on her arm and face.
e The Carnation Sewing Clnh met
?on Mcvjuhy-sL , -j Z3??,
at the home of Mrs."T)inah Quai*les
They were royally entertained by
the? hostess.?After?five devotional
exercises' the ladies sewed for 1 hour
e after which a delicious ice course
e". was "Served. Everyone present ex3
pressed themselves as having spent
fe a..rarV dwlifrhllul avunlng. . .
a Mrs. C. E. Jenkins,, of Augusta,
Ga., has returned home after spend-.
1 ing two weeks visiting her aunt Mrs.
^ M. J. Caldwell on Johnson St L,
hJ VAKK SHOALS Nliws?
Sunday service was largely attend1
ed at all churches, Mrs. Bertha |
l' Harris of An'derson, MrsTTiTinhie An'
derson and son was among the visi-,
^ tors at Dunn Greek Sunday. The re11.
vival has just closed at Little River I
Baptist Chpreh. It was quite a I
" success. ?
Rev. J. S. Maddox, opened his reu
vival Sunday night at Dunn Creek. '
' Mr. P. T. Robinson Mrs. Earl Ware i
t ; attended the Grand Lodge in New- '
tl j berry last week they report a grand
(session. i~
' j We regret j^ery much to report
r the d^ath of Mr. Sumus Jones who
J j died in Philadelphia. His body will
? be brought here for burial.
t I Mrs. Bertha Harris was a weeki
| Fish^-U ' . . '
1 i_- Mrs. Delia Fisher attended church
n at Pine Grove Friday night. ,
i i Mr. W. C. Davis and son Mrs. Lomip
A mlcrcnn XT.... VI .
. .... v M. mr? iuv A 0Vii) i'l 1 D? I ItU I 11? It** 1V1 Od cS
i" motored to NeMtberryTuesday lu tlm
) Grand Lodge. "
1 Mr Clayton Griffin and daughter
Thelma and little Cinthia: Harper
i were callers at the home.'of Mr. P.
t T. Robinson Saturday. ?'
1 Ware Shoals Sunday Schools had
a picnic in Robinson's Pasture on
t Friday . Everyone reports, a grand
* time. After dinner?iee cream and
i j lemonade- wa*r served. The Ball
j game between the boys and girls had
' .results as follows: Mrs. Josie Nelson
| was the home run king. All through
she was not able to be up Saturday
1 clue to old age. Quite an enjoyable
J game was played by Dunn Creek, Jr.
1 j Team and Shady Grove. Then the
? | principl?fc?-gtnne between the young
f ' boys andnhe senior men. The result
t V-a?shut?otrt in favor of the senior
-.-first?homer?of Wi1 ,trFr
compelled to say lie Is ifoFToo tat to
run.
7'. Ware Shoals trimned ilonea Path
. High Sehool?Saturday to the tune of
f IT to 3. Wilkerson left- with tearseyas.
;
. Mrs." Cornelia Robinson have re:
turned home after a six weeks stay
J in Greenwood.
r| COKESBURY NEWS ^
7T The Elder (Jury held his third
quarterly conference at St Pi.nl
lll-,l;.y -l.l.l pruiiflii.rl
1 motv sunday 11:30 o'clock.
I The revival af-St. Paul, has begihi.
^ L?i Those attending *the conference
Branch' Meeting reported they were
. 1 royally, entertained, hut could expect
nothing but that with such a pastor
c | as Rev. _G. 11. White, at Lawrence.
v. Those Attending were Rev. and Mi .
j janerette," Mt? and Mrs. J. E. Holmes
, ; vand little daughter, Eugenia Mae
Mrs. Florence Moore trrrtl little son
j-r Master Landen Mrs. L. G. Goggins j
I Mrs. Anpuula Louden and son"""Mr.s i
? Mrs. Mamie Pearson and son
v. David is here visiting their parents
, Mr. and Mrs. Oldin Pearson, they are
~ | from Philadelphia, Pa.
j. | Messrs Otto Louden, Dorgan NeedI
onv, arrive from Evanston 111. to see
j their parents and friends.
Miss Tlielma Jackson arrived Tues
.day 1 to ' attend the Sunday School
? j picnic * '
_ j. .Mr. and Mrs-., I.arkin Latimore and
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hurs of Ab.
j beville made several calls in our lity
j tie town Sunday ??
t i Two of the four pastors; Rev. M.
; i J. Williams and wife and. Rev. G. 11.
j White and wife attended the Sunday
I school picnic, several other friends
from Greenwood and Abbeville. All
I reported a fine time.
r Mr. and Mrs. Louden had as their
5~~TfSnner guests ..Sunday Evening:
| Mrs, Mamie Jamison of Orlanda
Fla. The Miss, Thelma Jackson.
:" { Mr. I. C. Waller of Hodges worshiped
y j at St. Paul Sunday. Mr. and
Mrs.- McKinley and Miss Oressie
,| i Holmes manyy friends regret very
r, i Ohio, they report a fine time yhile
!, [' much to see them leave for Davton
i| Ohio, they home.
; | Mrs. Annie P. Klugh and children
; Mr. Clarence Klugh were also visi5?tors
in our little town.
i- We were proud too see Miss An(.
j nie O. Holmes again. ^ v
e j Mrs. Veral Arnold and Master 0t
| Stark.s left Thursday for th mountd
am?City to visit?they -sister ,.Miss
| j'^CTaPV Starks. _ ^ j
i-.'j CAHI) OF THANKS
e j . .. - .. .
= . j We express our heartfelt thanks
| WTTur neighbors and friends from
d different sections of S. C., and other
k states tor the kindness and sympathy
e shown us dring the illness and death
<P of our wife and mother, also for the;-{
beautifo!- floral offerings. . 'I
-? T. B. Williams.^and family
:? z Anderson. S. C,
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tl' rilBSTttK. fATT A CR \RTTR *
t." > ?:
e Mrs, Xiillian Miller -Brown from
)- Washington,' D. C. has been visiting
h her mother," Mrs." Lottie Richburjj for
a., several weeks. ?
y Mr. Caldwell Boulware" a student
r . ? j jm
i : ?i
of Johnson C. Smith University spept
the week-end here the truest of Mi.
Mareua?? - ? - - ?
Miss JuttS Leathers of Durham,
N. C. Mrs. Addie Ransom and son of
I Camden are guests at the home of
j Mr. and Mys. C. E. Leathers,
i Mrs. Arching M.-Atkinson and lit-.
| tie daughter of'Charlotte, spent tjqrr-;
day here wilTi relatives.
^ 11uve ^'i iis lattcd?e in"^ tdud ^
home.
On the sick-list ?ra Mrs. Ella Lee.
Mary Kennedy, Mrs' .[ W' WrigiitT
Mrs. Hannah Cloud. * '
Mrs. Diana Gladden -of Columbia,
is spending several?eeks?here '>witrr
her husband. Rev. ..Gladden atfd Mttl
| daughter Alma at the home of Rev.
| and Mrs. D. C. Baum. -.^ ->
; Rev. J. W. Manoney. pastor of CarnieL
Presbyterian Church, preached
rwonderful sermon at Calvary Bapt
ist Church, Sunday night. Rev,
Manoney has just returned from a
business trip to New York City. /
A Bible School for children wa<
conducted last week by My, Joseph
Jones at Carmel Presbyterian Churen
JA large number of children .from all
of the different churches attended
| and received much helpfulinstructions
from the following teachers-^- =
I Mrs. r.ila Watson, Miss BerniCeAllen,
Miss Annie B, -Stanback,- Mrsv -j
Margaret Adair, and Mrs. Rosa Torrence.
-
: Rev. W. L. Baxter is m-Ashvillo
fOr his VMf'Iltidll Mfc Rnvtni. )
Children went as far as Spartanburg
with him where there are visiting
relatives
_ Mrs. John Davis and Mrs. Nicholas
Gaston?are spending - a?week?m-Columbia'as
guests of Mrs. Nelson
-Ruseboro.
Tho many friends' of Mr. and Mrsr
John Davis regret very much to learn
that they will leave the latter part of
this month to make their home m
Durham, N. C., where Mr. Davis will
be employed in the office the-N.
C." Mutual Insurance Co. For many)
years Mr. Davis has been in charge
of the office here, and- so satisfac--'
tory has been his work that this pro
motion .has come to him. They have
been active, in church aiuL community
work here and Chester* regrets
their departure.
Miss Lillian Smoot and Miss Sarah
Drown of Columbia, both teach- '
ers in the Winnsboro schols, spent
the half week* in the citv the eruosts
.. Mt-v \w^rrr -|
Prof.?Robn1 UuulWare, of Ilaibr-,
son College, visited his sister Mrs. Miirie
Boulware Friday?^ Miss_.Sarait.
McCullough- of -Oxford
N. C. is here to spend several weeks
-with her grand mother Mrs. Georgia
Chisolm.
A very severe-xdecfPit > storm was
witnessed here Sunday night.
Many car loads, of persons went-toCharlotte
last Wednesday to see the
Shrine.rs parade. It was really a
beaut ifnl?spect ncioi?The?var i-colui ' "
.ed uniforms of the Shriners were _
pleasingly attractive, while? thousands.
Ji nod?the itreeter-tq-gaae-ttpohT =
the scene. At the* intersection of
Trybn and Trade streets? traffic was
stopped antPa's trie different groups
and many" automobiles passed show^
ers of ticker tape were thrown from
the skyscrapers; this added to the
beauty and spirit of the day. White
and colored wore gating from the \
skyscrapers, store doors, windows
and roofs of buildings, and all regretted
when the parade, which was
fully a mile in length, ended. Pre-1
ceiling all, was' > motor .-trycle
policeman, a Mr. Meacham. aii
officer of the Chicago police for ?*
for 18 years, a member of Mecca >
Temple, Chicago, and a man- of considerable
wealth. He was accorded
the special privilege by the Chief of
the Police Department ..oi Charloivo,
to wear his uniform an<i badge and
direct the parade in his own way,
lie- was cheered all along the way
as lie passed. Two large and elaborately
decorated floaty bore ladies-of
tlie Eastern Star, Heroines of Jericho
and Daughters of Iris, and
scores of automobtlcs^fconK/Varioita
states, were JUJed^vjth representa- ,
*ives.^ 'File' Boy Scouts of' Charlotte i
were also a pleasing attraction. The
-official cars which *were''flTst uf~ line
bore. such distinguished persons as
the following: Hon. Oscar DePriest,
Congrossm?n frnpi thit Jllinoi*
District; Mr. C. C. Spaulding, 'Pros.
N. C. Mutual Insurance Co., Durham,
N. C., Dr. W. J. Treht, Pres.,
Livingstone College, Salisbury, and
several others. Next to tfie official
cars came the only car from Soutli
Carolina bearing a delegation of distinguished
men from Chester, Mr. J. I
S. Stanback, Grand High Priest; Dr.
J. S. Allen, Dr. W. G. Walls, Mr. 1
James Channel, Mr. Fred Lander,
and Mr. J. E. Allen of Smith's
- Tui nuut. Cheer after cheer went up
as this car of dignitaries passed
I dresscjd^Jiwtheir uniforms and fez- I
Izcs.' From all parts of the rtiiddlc
| west and-northern states, came rep- J
| resen Latiyes. aiwl each rfjfy- the local |
I press gave quite a bit of space to
"publishing the doings of the Imperial
Council. A branch of the Amei i.
can Legion \va3 loudly applauded ais
they were led by Mr. Bishop Iialn of
Charlotte. It was an inspiration"
to see "the many ^squads stepping
with soldierly beating-to-th? strain*
of the diffeererit bands of music.
.lion. C- R?Blak*,- Jrrr hnpertal t
Potentate for ll years was re-elected
. unanimously:?The City officials did
a splendid part In making the guests
feel at home. It was" the first sesI
sion ever held in the south. On Wednesday
night, the city auditorium
j&as. packed to-listen to an address .
(lerivercfl ' by lion. Oscar DePriest,
which was very much -enjoyed hy all
after which a banqUei was given.
The Imperial Council_ adjourned
"Thursday with a feeling of gratefulto
Raroeses Temple trf-fHrartottEi:
ami to the citizens of-Charlotte, for
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~, Saturday, August 1G, 1930?~
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the gracious hospitality shown them.
It. WH5 il great. occasion ami those
wfu> did not st".; the parade. missed
sfrelifg; a ' ery spectacular affair. ' * ;
Plans are being made to plant a
-Temple in- South Carolina, before" a
"bother year.? - - ?.
Miss Marguerite Kpann, left Thursday
Tor CbtliTiTbia"niT'TsTtT^Tiss T^fisTe 7'~
week.- Mr. Louis" Ki n1 e"V" 1 > H,Ti'dcIisTeir Z"'
a 15 minutes program of pia.no ..music
from?station \\-. ft: Tr nv Charlotte.
?C-. -?He- jdftyfrd?tin*. following" ~
numbers: The Old Rugged Cross,
The Jubit Dance, and the Rosar^. He
" reWvftT Iiian.\ rnmpinnont^ from A"
friends both tar and near, who listened
in. ?
* The City Schools open Se.pl, loT
teachers meeting will he Sept.* Id.
M rs. ?K atA-e- ttVnVv'- i1 ."Z"
her guests last week, her mother
Mrs. Iiagar Uraey, of Sumter and her
sisterj Airs. IOmma L. Ford, Head
Nurse of the-'Providence Hospital
in Dahville, \'a.
Miss Kspie Wilkes.who is study-mg.Nhrse
Training in a hospital in
RourjOke. \ a..'"Is visiting relatives
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