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: ; ? -~X Saturday, October I, 1930 MANNING NEWS t Ebenezar UaptistGhurch / ? Miss Theo Lewi* -left Wednesday ' " ~ - for Morris ^College. Wo hope for her much success. ? > ) We are glad to see Miss 1.nolle M. ?Inntgtfiss back in town after spending u munTTl ih A siievilli' and 1 lendorsoii?vHte,?N. C;\ Vi.ii 1 iHuTTct I friends : _i Severn 1 of tin- t 1 ?, ?:m> J. ing for their respective places, where they will begin their winter work. Mr. Alex. Prince of Charleston was the house guest ?jf Mrs; C. 10. DougIdss," Kridu'y. "Mrs. Douglass is he; Sister-in-law. ? . Miss' Corine II. Douglass left-Saturday for Rock li?li. where sht-~w.il I resume hen work ai -Ffi.-udship College. J_??rr? ^ .Miss l.ueile < i: r . the president of the B. Y. I'. C. is working h^rd to put new life -into UvQ-suctgty,- She is a faithful worker. Rev. A. Dahiels is still doing his.bit t<r keep IQbencger a lively oiuirch. We v.: i .;." .... .... ....... n. ii.ii in j.tw, rvasn ington Stuk -f. a<'. i.limt.?W _ hope f'n_ him a speedy recovery. j .. . ...We.are sorry to herr?of Mr. Wash? School. Superintendent. Mrs; KI laWarren from the work ^hat she ae complishes. ' *. ? ' J ; . ; """"71" 'i *NT>rmmm?rrwwrt? ? The bazaar spnns nel by the Lad ies Aid and The Senior Missionary Societies of Thompson Centonniel M. ?^ P rhnrrli last week was indeed u - - . grand success. The basement Was ~r~ crowded each niT?1it."Trnd ovory one who attended enjoyed every minute spent there. The main -drawing . card was the* VTouch Board" wViich \ was indeed amusing. Mrs. C. J. Peek . Pres. of the Ladies Aid and Mrs. Justine Perry, Pros? of the, Missionary' Society wish to extend -their heartfelt thanks to the loyal members of j. these two societies and .to the, friends * "from the various rluirehes who so. willingly came out and helped to make this "bazaar a success; both fi* . nanciall.v >and numerically. Again we thank you one and all. \ , The many friends of Mrs. Isabella ? Caldwell,?B+tH?Johnson?St~?witl be" N>. ' - pleased to know that she is recupeiv ating from a reeent illness. -She wish~es to thank, her.many friends for "Itfe kindness shown daring her ilhess. Mr. E..?,C Murray, Uist.. Mgr. of The N. ('. Mutual Life Insuranee Co., Durham. N. ('..was a byijTness visF tor to-the city Friday. Dr. Kdinond Johnson was a visitorlo"Collimbifirsrc;; T11iTFsflay, Se j>J" 1 ember 2fith. Mr. anil Mih. J:is. Cambrel, Mrs. Abram .Jones and Miss Winifred Champion ofCamden; S. ('.. were the week-end 'igtiosls of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Bolden on AVardlow St. . * Anderson Was the last stop, as they were returning home after an extended tour, visiting- several places ... ' namely: Charleston, Orangeburg, A - Aikfen, Augusta, Ca.', and then (o Anderson. . Mr.'and Mrs. L.-K. Bidden, onfer^" taiiied, their house guests Mr: and Mrs. Jas. Cambrel, Mrs,-A brain Jones and Miss Winifred Champion with a '-'"Whist - Party Friday?flight;?quite an enjoyable evening was spent. Delicious refreshments were served by tne nostess. 1-hose enjoying thjs ?: party were1.: I)r. ami Mis. Ia'uii Wakefield, Dr.and Mrs. W. II. Young, Mj;. and Mrs. W. M. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. ~ : Christy' TohTTsom "and Aliss Johnnye Adger. Little Gwendolyn Alpha .Young^ was :?~~ huHless, _J;lriday_-iiXU'i'nooti, Sopt'. 2d, to about 44 little?folk when she entertained on her lth birthday at the ? home of her parents. Dv.?and Mrs. You.iuf. She received many ? beautiful and usefuT gifts, including a -writing desk fjoin her parents." On Friday, Sept. lib the Missionary Society .held its ^regular meeting at .the home 01 Mrs. TT IT V ukeiield, 403 Cleveland Ave. There were about twen ty - five en thusiastic members present?when-the President called the metuvr to order. There were severa visitors present k from vai ions socio'm*. - Mra. _ Walking, the \V?man's t. Auxiliary of the Rocky K:v?.r Association gave a splendid report of the work of dilfeient sovieti?'ys. All the members and visitors wi'-.'" jthii to ?*s have Mrs. Watkins. Kvoryon-j on.'oyed her talk. Refreshment 5 were served by the hostess. J. Marion; Pies; B. Davis, Sec. The Pulpit Aid Division' No. 1, of ~ ? St. Paul?llrrpTtst "Church?held their meeting at the home of Airs. Lula i nomas,, ajfj,..UM.anas 's< - Sept. 2-r>. The meeting was (-ailed to- order by > the "President. Mrs. Minnie Bruce; * Mrs. hylla B. Chiles, performed at tlv* Piano. Song, "Jesus Keep me Near ,.the Cross" was sung, after which scripture reading an<] prayer by. the -?*??? President; -"A^?few ?xeinai ks was nAde by the President and ITie'meet^ ing entered into business. Each memher .gave some plan as how to be of* ? service to the church. Then the roll was called and the ladies responded with beautiful bible quotations. A delicious repast was served by ,th?. , hostess. The meeting adjourned to meet with Mrs. Ella 'Shcrnrd on But ler Street, October-hy Mrs. R. L, Wakefield. Act. Sec. ? MrfrC^Minnic Bruce, P res id en t. STATE COLLEGE NOTES V- v 1 ?_ _ . vr> urangemirg, n, v .. i no i inviv Ffttmh Annual Session or state cwiSeveral days previous, Freshmen and -?.......other new students" appeared for registjation and . orientation. .Under guidance of.a faculty committee they were shown througholif all depart*, ments of the College and aided in the selection *oT courses" tending To definite objectives. At the regular registration, an unusual large number were enrolled and prospects were ' c of full attendance perhaps exceeding that of last year. Students are still coming in and reservations are still j being held for late comers. All members of the faculty were on hand, j ( presenting ope of the most complete 1 I start's t-of instructors in service at tlay I institution. Formal opening exer- , 41 cises will be held October <5 at which | t time special addVesses and a program a of appropriate?idem* 'will be carried? out. ?_ j r Among events?scheduled is the . " state conference of Young "Men's and ^ Young Women's Christian Associa- u tions at the- College, October 10-12, > N under the direction of National Sec- > retaries W. II. Pope of Atlanta anil j S .Miss Sue. Bailey of New York City..' Both associations in the College have 1 faculty advisers who have prepared J elaborate phrn?c for directing th.? j4' work this year. The outlook lor a | ^ progressive religious program is en- ; * -eouraging. ? ?;? ? J? The first football game of the sea- ; ' son will be played Friday, October 10, ' ^ with Haines. Institute oT-Augustirr^d Georgia. The fyllowing week, Octo- ' 1 18^ ilie-iast aggregation, of John . son G. Smith will be entertained jj here. All games this season, with r' the exception of that with .Florida , State College for -November 21,- will i ' be played at home. The season will j 1 end with Paine CollegeThanksgiving Day at Orangeburg, Ifhown as the t ! *. . lmLiJiU -1 ' 1 . w?..v VJUIIlt' to WIIIL'II aillllllM and patrons 'of the~Collegg~arp? ex 1 pected in largo numbers. ? " . ".MU'LLINS^NEWS -- - j < -?Sunday School opened in Ebenezer I Church, promptly " at 10:00 O'clock, ^ Sunday morning. Supt. J. W. Ford presiding. Quite a large number of I 1 the teachers were on time with a '4 well studied lesson. The pastor gave-} ' the general review. Class No. 1, } taught by Brother, E. J. Foxworth, M le'd-Hn attendance and money. "] 1 At 11:15 the regular preaching i I services began, the first and second , ' hymns were lined by Rev. W. W. Mc ' 1 Collough, of Oxford, N._ ?. The pas- * tor delivered the sermon.. Quite a 1 large crowd was. on hand. The rev\-. 1 val mCetihg which was conducted by"! ' the Rev. \V. W. McCollough was a * real success from every point of view : Quite a number of souls 'were saved ! > and, added to the church. The people 1 as a whole enjoyed the sermons. The 1-1 .meeting ended Sunday night -with a ' crowded Church, and the spirit run I nimr high. The preacher left after i the services Sunday night for Ches ter, S. C. Before leaving he .sub- 1 scribed for the Palmetto Leader as ail c preachers and laymen should. Ebo^~~ Tiezer had' the honor to have th? largest number pf visitors ever to attend a church in Mullins. Come again you are welcome to our church ! "the friepdly church." ? i * Rev. J. L7 Brooks, honored pastor | ' of Mt. Olive Baptist Church,'gave 'tht- j.* pastor of Ebenezer $1.00 to help push j ' forward the cause; he indeed is a I ^ big hearted, preacher and is making I good in* the city of MuiJins. Mrs. Ro'sa' Gauss and Daughter, , T? Williams,* from^ North Carolina, | formerly of Mullins spent the week- 1 end in the city visiting relatives and ? friends. They both look the picture " of health and prosperity.?Mrs. Llna < Bell Boozer Caldwell of Wilmington, * N. C., is in the city this week visit- J * ing the Ransoms and Morgans. " The choir of Ebenezer was at its 1 * best Sunday Morning and -Night. ' E ye yy bod y see ins to h ave enioved ' t7T<T music; keep it up* Prof. O. Y. Valentine, the principal ( of the Mullins Graded School wishes 4 ! to. announce that the opening <Jat_e is October 1st and he js expecting a | large enrollment. All parents and' ' others interested should be on hand | j that date. .AlL.QJL.th.e- teaaherw. aiva, I now in the city. ' ! " Prof. J. S. Roberts, former principal of the school moved his family to his new field.of labor during the past week. We all will miss them. 7 Meet us at the Colored Community " Fair, October 13-18... CARLISLE NEWS j On Sept. 22, Mr. Ran Sims, was J found dead at his work at the hotel in the cellar. Mr. Sims was 83 years J of age. He is survived by his wife, ' Mrs. Sarah Sims, four grand sons and y one grand daughter and one step- ' daughter, Randolph Jeter, Caesar'Jet- 1 er, of Cincinnatti, Ohio, Mrs. France's Murphy, Coatesville, Pa. and Wal- A tor Jeter, step-daughter, Miss Nettie 1 Med lock. He also leaves a host of/i 1 step-graptl children and friends to 1 moimrdris lost. Abraham Moore was 1 in charge of the funeral. He was a member of the Christian Home j 1 Burial Aid Sociefjv-No. TV at CarlisT?Tj (AMDEN NEWS f " The grim reaper is still busy. Oh I may we all remember well the night 1 of death drawT near. Essie Carter] daughter of Mr. Pinckney the late ] ^ and Mrs. Eliza Carter was brought | g home for burial Tuesday from the ) north. Sad indeed a young woman of 1 sterling eharacter, a graduate ( Jackson High School Class of 93. She leaves a mother three sisters and j ' twy brothers to mourn her deatth. j f Iifita,* the youngest, is a college : student of Benedict Columbia, S. C. | They are all a promising family an 1J have tire sympathy of marry friwub. I Rev. J. W. Boykin her pastor and Rev . P. Mdodona, principal /ormally, spoke glowingly of the deceased Truly the Rev. W. B. Bohler pastor of Bethel i ' 4 A. jil. E. Church preached a soul stirr j " (dd must (lie and the young will rtfa ing sermon Sunday night. Those who i ^ know about the old time TeHgfdfi'Are^j joiced in the God of Heaven, Sister j Mary Thomas is conducting a series [ . this week. She is a gospel speaker I, * of. words, from the heaft. - ! j v SCB8CRIBE FOR AND READ | J THE PALMETTO LEADER, t ' v . ?i ' THE PALME' LOCK HART NEWS -?1 Sunday was a great day with the members and friends of Emanuel Chapel Baptist Church. Mr. C. J iobo is the Supt. and Miss Tsilee ..ittlejohn is Secretary of the Sunlay School. Miss Annie H. Jeter \v?~' he ilelegate. to the is. S. Convention iiui made a, - fine report. I The?pastor,?Rev.?R,?B, Beat y, irearheil a strong sermon on hapti.m ind baptised eight candidates. \Ve vere glad to have Dea. C. C. Kelly nd others from Santue to worship vih us. ?Mr. Miles l>.-Bogan~ and MtssMag^ fie J. Bogan, who have been working n Brooklyn, N. Y., this summer, stop >ed several?days with their parentsast week, while returning to Itenelict college for another year's work They had made good-this summer and heir friends wish them much success ?Miss Jeroline Gofur-th. andKatie L. Scott are students in Bihrr Iigh School of Union. We are denake a record tor Lockhart.. Rev, and Mrs, s. ftl. tioode, of Wel"ord, S. C., were welcome, visitors lere la"St week. Rev." Goode is no stranger here for he taught the Lock*-, lart School eighteen, years. We were A.ere glad to see and hear him preach. Prof* and Mrs. Bogtan wish to hank .the., people for the __ kindness ihown Umnv-uUvlie thoir ehtidhoh rere and especially Mr. Oetzel Smith fnd Mr. John Scott Who offered tthe ise 01 nis cars iree of charge. Both >f them are industrious young men md own good cars. Dr. A. T. |Cassels, a noted ventri- I lay night stand with "Little. Johnnie"" eturn on the 14th-o?-Qctober and ICs ;oming will be lopked forward to by nany. Prof. W. M. Bogan, Mr. J H. Land, Miss Gusie Smith, Mts. 'Janie Weeks, Mrs. Lijlie Mitchell, motored up to Vlt. Howell last Wednesday night to iear Prof. A. A.' Sims speak They vere .well pleased with, his address md word of appreciation were made >y Profs. Bogan, J. H. Land and S. Li, Anderson. Prof. Sims is a great nan, who has done a wonderful work or his people. . | Mr. Wm, Davis, Mrs,. Jessie Blackveil and son, and Miss -?Luuise H. dlackwell of Union, motored to Locklart Sunday and spent the afternoon vith friends - . Rev. E.. B. Brown, a rising young ninister, is loud in praise of the Palnet to Leader and says he will renew lis subscription in a few days. Let >thers do likewise. . ? UNION NEWS Revival meting at Corinth Baptist Dhurch was conducted the first week >y Rev. Dr. Campbell of Andrews, 5. _wha snared, no pains in unfold ng the scriptures. The object lessoi. vere original and helpful in making the message clear Many regret hat Dr Campbell could not remainonger. Pastor Baten now has Rev. Drr Boykin of Columbia, S. C? assistng this week Many are attending ind all' seem impressed with services Rpvivnl moofinr* . ..v.. ...vvviiig uc^uia tit V^UIllOll I Chapel A. M. E. Zion Church, Sunday October 5th Rev.N Dr. Lomax will bo issisted by Rev. Dr. A( C. Wade of IVinnsboro, a cordial invitation is ;xtended by both Revs. Dr. Baten anil L.omax to these meetings. . "Silver Tea." at home of Mr. and STrs'.,(V. X- IJawJctns in interest or the :hurch was well attended and much mjoyed. ?Mrs.?Lula Mae Farr, was -hostess :o members of Progressive Club of iion A. M. E. Church. The inclem? ;nt weather hindered a large numberJro attending; the meeting was nterestine and helpful. Mrs. Sallie B. Crawford is the efficient president md seem to have the woi'h at heart. Phe spirit of cooperation is exhibited hy members of--Progressive Club.^ \fter business a socidl hour was tpent When Mrs. Farr who proved a nost charming hostess served delicous salad course, ice cream and cake [n behalf of club, Mrs. Katie Kenirick thanked the hostess for her generous hospitality.? Little Grace Blackwell assisted in serving. Ail eft with heartv thanks iinrt cnwut vishes to Mr. and Mrs. Farr with th>v tope thatle'er long they'll be invited 0 return. Mr*. Silla Farr and M. .A.. Tobin vere visitors each of them expressed tjeasure jn being present. I)r. Lonax gave some helpful suggestions ind also thanked members for invitation, . Friends here are glad to note that [lev. Mr. Diggs is improving. Ail ffipe'ttvat 'ttre"wm-st ts orver-mrth ttr.rr 1 permanent cure has been alfeeted. Revival meeting is now on at St. 'aul Baptist Church. Many are atending and with meetings in each hurch much good is expected. Miss Gilliam's narrte was left out >f notes last week, an oversight on he part of someone. She enjoyed i motor trip to Charlotte, K, C., with he Misses Kennedy and others. Miss Gilliam will return to he/ school where she .has .taught for .even consecutive years. Miss Dora1 Hardy is quiite well rgain and will -resume school work . n Spartanburg County. Mrs. Garner and Bates of Potts ille. Pa., were called-to Union on ac ount of death of Mrs. Anna Ray J :heir mother, The funeral services I vere conducted bv Prof. A. R. Situs I \brams and Moore, \yere undertakers Mrs. RayJjjxfLa-CoiTsistant Christum for *y?mfmbfu^ofyeftra -and wa*< v frequent visitor at Corinth Baptist ?hurcb. ' Her membership being in me of the sister churches Tn rural iistrict. Services at Corinth Baptist Church vrre well attcttded-on-Strnday- Paa;or Baten preached two wonderful termors. "The Garden of Sorrow'r vas subject of morning sermon. A riost touching discourse and well delivered. ' '" * ' 1 FTP LEADEH ,. r-~? once blind, I now. see." These wei the words of the text used at tj evening service. ? Rev. Dr. Johnson, was with tl saints at Bethel A. V,M. E. Churc where he rightly divides tiie truth. We're glad to novo mm'--- i i-D in LILij ton Chapel A. M. E. -Zion Chdrch an hope' to have Others send notes t your neribe.?if?intended?I'm . .L'ni'i -.News column; when thin is not dot it would, he well to write and sie name to" article and ask. for 'separat space in Reader. thits .relieving M..< T. of Ulvis. responsibility. d*hu' shnrrrht receive- credit or?drscrcTtfr f' his or her own views ('lease gi\ this matter attention. Let the pei pie know that you're reading the p per ami writing notes too. Thank y< very much. Mr,_Clau?le Rutt" spent, a few hum with* parents Mr, |and Mrs. S 4 Rulf on?1\ Chun. 11 Mt. This pui. man spent summer in New- York., 1 left Union for Atlanta, Ga.. Where ! -will- resume his'Studies ih -Morehom XollogP- " ?Your scribe was"pleased?to- lia: Mr. S. R. Ruff and son. give a pop ca Mr, S \V Morgan also Sarah Mr and Junior Rulf, were pleasant vis tors at homo of M A. T. We were sorry that the name i Miss Earnestine Smith -was left m Miss lJut iiestiiif is uuw at Denedi College, Columbia. S. C.. we did m receive Information until1?after?w I letter had been sent to o,irice. - ; Rev.-Dr. Gamble w'as a visitor , [the home of Rev. and Mrs. Tobin 1 Mrs. Dolly?Humphries ga-vo a p< toTTy-weVe wondering what is tl matter with ".Sister?" A card from Miss Buten ii forms us that she is well mid liki Benedict "very much. Miss Bate is much missed from Corinth Bapti Church. She is a faithful membi of the Junior Choir, Sunday Scho and Junior Missionary Society. A are hoping the. best for her. Miss TTcIessa Johnpon, piunist < Corinth Sunday School is uble i be put again. Be mor<? carefulhandling, kettle of hot water ne: time little- *>8r], - . " > We thaiiJy the weekly customei who, have pajkl some on their uccour and hope to have full settlemeat. Thanks to Mr. Breuzelle, who pa $2.00 a ypat'tt-subscription also Mi Davis for bOjeents tui her tjceout Mrs.' Giles, also paid T5?c'ents ft art icle. Let others, dy I ikowl? Thank you. At this writing Mrs. Auivl * iis-fiv, u> .very m paving iia>l a - .l-nit is the opinion of many. Serviees were .splendidly perforin* at Clinton Chape) A. M. K. Zi'u ed Sunday morning from the 1.42i Psalm. Text, "Xu man dared fur in soul." Subject, "Comfort in pray* unto Cod," This church is also well organi/.*. for the closing work of the conferem year. AIKEN NEWS 2 Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Blake. Jr. at Caesar, their son of Charlotte, XC accompanied by .Mrs. Hlake's fathe Mr. W. S. Watson, of Batesburg.J C., were the Saturday afternoc guests of Rev. arid Mrs. W. T. Ket -ner, Sept. 27th. Mrs. L. J. Coleman, and. Mrs. E. } last Sunday juijrt spent the afternoc as the guest of Rrof and Mrs. A. V xt ; i_ 1 icnoisun. - Mi's. V. FT Barnes, attended TF Beaver Creek S. S. "Convention lau Sunday al Turkey Branch Bapti; Church and reports the session wi a great success from every angle: Rev.?W. T. Kenner,' and famil spent last Friday in Edgefield, as ti" guest of Mr. J.' S.' Cooper and famil "*J1 i"ssa Lugenia Milligan has arrive in the city from Brooklyn. X. Y..' I resume her duties as secretary < SchofieUl School. While in Brookly Miss Milligan attended summer scho at the Drake's Business School. Mrs. Annie Gilchrist of 1114 Unio Street has just returned from Ashi ville,~NT C., \vh?Te~she speiit'a Woi derful stay in the sky-land of Xort Carolina. Mrs. A. B. Jones, Mr. and Mrs, J a Gambel, and Sister of Camden, S. ( were the week-end visitors at th home of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace C5i christ. ? _ * Cumberland A. M. E. Church New Sunday Sidujtgl at Cumberland wa largely attended last Sunday and th iiveiy reviewer 01 U10 lessOIXS Ol til past' three months. morning and evening at Cuinborlan our pastor delivered two 'strung nu*: sages. At the- 11 oVInclr service th text was taken from Isaiah 52:1, an Kphesians, 5:14< Subject. ^The ta sage was taken'-from Exodus The pastor spoke on "The Prayer ft Divine GW>ry.",. Many interestinj ruths were brought out in both sei mons. We were very glad to see Mrs. 1 rene Mallory, and her two daughter: Misses Lucile and Minnie Lee, in set of the city since June. Misses Lueil and Minnie Lee, are among.the ta ented singers of Aiken. """ The Junior Missionary Society nu at the church, Sunday afternoon ar after the regular routine was di: patcnefl with they made plans ft some very constructive work in tt iMiULO* The "Fault Finders Fair," gpven h of Sister Maud Dbwlinpr, watt a grcf succes and a nice sum was raised an turned over to the stewards r Sunds molnlng. "The pa?lbr. anil official thank_th&^gooA4adies-ftTr~tlTisrspIei did Work. The Missionary Society! uiet iru.i1 monthly meeting at the honfe of Si: ter A. J. Jenkins, the .president Sui . " * I y? -? , ? ^ : IS day afternoon and they maHo plpns re the raising of their funds f<y the next conference year. * They/are putting on a monster Missionary prole gram the Second Sunday in December h, j A very palatable dinner was served ri.j MuinlUV i e id ] Rev. and Mis. ,J. B. Jennings, Mr. ii j ami Mrs. I. McFtwdin, Mr. and Mrs. m j li? udei sun l.aeey, Mrs. Amy Dacey, in ; M noes?Venlelle; and Virginia Jenn nihgs. We were invited into the l(. dining room about 8:00 o'clock and X ' tUe table was a sight to behold. All J, (did justice to the occasion. . 1 rr] Mr. Wm. MeTThee, Jr. left for Nash ;.e i ville, 1 enth. last Tuesday where he , i goes ti? resume his st tube- at * Fr.fr" i > tLriivefsit'yr /' "*" . , ."sumlay 'Dcloher at Ii, will he the | WD?-"Communion ser.vice" for this r-ai-iLonleiaince year; it is urgently ret. ijjUested that all?members come to ' ehurch- STmrtny: Hie-Oieine foi Hale,, morning 'message will be "The- overu coming of evil with good." Matt.. ili '* b'<- 11. '1 he theme for the eyrnii jr Ml.!..!!'!; Ujll l>e I'Tlle Culture., of-i 1-e ilearl " II..- in 1> iv i M-AVItKJCKY NKWK j "Mi . George Giaih \n ami' family >1 i luivi, n*?ved from .( 'ornelia St. to Davit j A VOIHIO. __ ' " 1??? ? 'w Miss Mamie Mil 111 has mnU'dTrnni i' I niter m ri.l.lu-c-ll St. ?: ik Mr. Johnson inspector of the X. C, I iii'mViiiici.', i- still he-If. Ml. I.os;ii Galltnan- will be.the agent inrNovVat berrv. : ; I h.e Sunday School Convention has tb~-htst cloyed 'at' St. Marh? "AT" M. FTT T' 'lurch.?The hit*irtmg ekhr"preach ' d the morning sermon. ReV. J C. n- Smart preached at T:*)d Sunday after 2S-_uuoh. Rev.' Smart announced at thes?> ntr services that the 1th and last quarter s: \V ill""convene the liiid Sunday and Mon er lay nights amf.all leaders ate asked ol to be ready to report in full. 11 Rev. J. C. Smart is . a very busy ...ruin these?days since ? the annual conference- wRl eonveho" here. Nov. a oth. A housing 'coniThittee'. ivas apin pointed Sunday night, "Mrs. T. J7" 't I'latt.'rhnirmant Mrs. *L. M. Gilder, Mrs. T. J. Carpenter, Mrs Virginia rsilira',. .Mr? .Vmrv (-Rialnies. Mrs. C.-K. it Floyd. Mrs C..'L. Whitner. Mr. \\ \VT -?Grahaipi- and Prof.??St- Gallmattr id with the pastor. s. Our delegates which we sent to I'., Sunday?School Cunvouifon will read >t' I their reports _ Sunduy. " ?' | I *. 1I'm I nny>ii1 "f Miliar n'tTrTp ltd reliirn the visit of the B V. P. C. ia hof Betideheiii Baptist Church. Sunday to 1 aI'ifi'iiiittii .3T.TCT"-ujdock. Mrs. Janie I ...... . It. : 1 .. i, i M'MUiim. d .Mr ami Mrs. Robert Jones.of t.'ald'ii uvll St. after being indisposed for. o :-t'\eraI* days are both better at this rl writing. We hope they will continue, y Miss A. I.. Pearson, is.-spending ' some time*in Senecca with her. Sister .Mrs. M. B.v Thomas. * . 'd , Deacon. S. \V. Allen, Sr: of Hunter v ST. met .with a -painful accident Monday while tixifig a scafold'to repair an I old 'house."" He made a "mis-step ^.and ' fell 11 l'uet-fon a fence his legs fell j ort the railings. He is resting as well I as could be expected. Four stich'es ) ' j were required. ' . Tin, revival ting -is st'il} going j V?n at Bethlehenj Baptist Church. The ] pastor. Rev. ,J. I. Golden, is doing the 'd j preaching. j TTTTN CKS ( O R N E R N E W S -*?^'hr Dixie-"!1! aitiing- 'School ha^ tn1-1 ' 1 gun its. third scholastic .week with a very large attendance. The teachers a3 ?R,?A^?Ready. u' Principal; .Mr-fl laroht, Fordham, Miss ~r~~ es M. A. Tntfyer, Victoria. Johnsom Georgiana Brockman, Anita Cole, and *s Carrie Whack. ~ -7-'-? The?student*?have?begun?their nine months journey?\vith a deal of i zeal and enthusiasm. With the care' ful supervision of Prof. Ready the 14 I faculty. And students.?arp- planning ^ ' great things. The Annual Thanksgiving Service n' ; of the Lady, Knights of King David . j was held at the Grace R. E. Church I Rev. Wm. Mack, preached a very 1 ;-helpful sermon. A large crowd at^ LU'tided. ^ Prof. R. A. Ready, spent Sunday in ?I Siumi.erville at his post of duty as j organist of Bethel A. M. E. Church. ] Mr. George llolman left for State | (,'olh'g'e. Sunday afternoon, ? We wish | for him a.successful school term, j Miss Carrie Whack spent the weekend in tireelevville with her parents. s j Prof: R. A. Ready. Mrs. C. R. ToOnis I or and Miss M. A. Tobmer motored t V l't Greeley v ille and spent Saturday with a j Mr. ami Mrs. P. W. Whack and da ugh ;ter.. They report a very pleasant ,-tavUiy Henry Hutchinson, a prog)es? siv'e undertaker "of Suminervtlle was" j- in town on-business Monday. e v - ?????? d ' d _ ' ; 7; To f?eaeh thf?- Colored >r ' V 5.1 people of the. South ad I '' vertise- in the Palmetto 1 ^ Leader to g-et resutts. 1 .: ~ ', (Get M > l' i : ie Hundreds of Reftned, Rospeetal (Jua-inted! through our ClubjMemh y-~ Wealth" arnT talent" their Weekly Bulletin pet excellent resi members uf record two insertions, vance for six months including th< . neet+ve^ ?jprrespondents, a brief D< r 1 Expee+nney should- aermnpjinv r< ? ATHutFk in Wfly community; tWQll ^ ftrders^paya tj I e to, t. i | THE NATIONAL 3 i' w* 3515 Antoine Si -* J, ,c ' - - 3 PACK THREE |; "WAS SO WEAK" | " i\ "Qt 'l.' thi>-e" > <-ar- H{>>. I I1 j *i lortt'wc-j^ht arr.t i?*ii ;'i\v~~t~~ i ,ly had.. J w.is su w t*. K?i Lr. i^ . afraid I \vt)uldget hi'lund 11: my J* j clusiitai L fretted j deaf. ^ ^ "A friend <,f Hiim- io'.d im- ^ | she thought Curdui wdulu J| i ?J my first diotiJe, I Avas-h--n?T; ?? 1 ?*. 1 took six bottles in ail aiid I *S there was .u great in; awr I Vj mLiit in my condition. i was >.* j much better and' stronger than V* - I had-hg^n In .. Ion-'t ! ? ,is> why i am gLd to rAom- * M iin-iui C.iidi.i. ^v'i ;ii11 i? 1 ig ' - -1 ' . i <\ >r .Vj s >* Nnitl,,?I.. 1 .1, ,,, ; Ala.' |f = ^ SMSS1 Wi* S!* H* *i? i* i' *1" ? "Sti1 j Regal Drug Store 7 1 1121 \VA^i\cni\m* ' ; A GOOD PhAcK TO Tit AI' I; s ~r .lust -a. hail' block fi to Main on Washington , . - Call I in -For Your Drug Needs . - 5507' ?, *> I T 1 FAN-O-LIN SYSTEM In Beauty Culture Give FAN-O-LIN -ilaii. ' ?\ Dandruff and Toilet I Vrji-u uto'n* V 'a trial.. Their' tvurtli h'a- Sen proven. Kegi>U'ivd 11i 5, I'at ,?-nt -Orticfc; i AGENTS WANTED Write io. term, i ... Made by ' K/1 f- i ^ * ; iviiiie. rannie L. Vaiohna . . I || 1029 High Market Street | GEORGETOWN, S C "j 6 6 6 ell eves a Headache or Neuralnia in I .'10' minutes, checks a X old TTTe FFH day. and checks Malaria in-three days. 666 also in Tablets. ? ' . Special Prices for Teachers and ^ Up-To-Date Workmanship . quicft service SHOE t ?Repair shop ~t: i . Prompt Delivery Service 1121 Wsshinuton St.. 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