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Saturday, Nov. 1, 1930. r. ? e . Miss Donella Brown spent last Sun- F day with Miss Sallie B. Dovall, They " also visited Mrs. Minnie Anderson. It ? . C Amontr the visitors at the Leaders a office this week was Mr. Edward .Gib- \ son, ono of the oopulormusietans?of_ 0 I Charleston, S. C. s Messrs. Jarrtes Burns, J. D. Wil- \] liams, J. I,ee. of Charleston, motored to the -city Tuesday. They were in t i'ttcmJnrco at the Masflhl^ Chttvdn- "p lion. j * r .- Miss Dollie Mac Metts-was the s i. __-house guest of Mrs. Lydia Young for . ' the w? k end.?Miss Mens is teaen. _ ing in the graded school at Bowman j, ^ ' ' c Mitm?Ijilla Blakeley, who spent ifie f. summer in New York City returned ^ last Sunday^ Shereports-having en-^ ^ joytfd a pleasant summer in the Me- j, t?>opolis. Miss Blakeley came to be -7 at the ht?d side of her mother, who = was quite ill, but is much improved ^ at this writing..?_ ? ? ? ~ Mrs. St. l.uwretisi' Reed of Spar^-?* tanburg with her children Paul, Kuankie and Kathelene, spent "the j( \veek-end with her brother and sister- S in-law, Rev. and Mrs. Lee A. Logan, a They returned to Spartanburg, Sun- 1 day afternoon -after spending a dc- 11 lightful three days in the city. . ML!.12. ROACH. PI.EASINCLY EN- J! r^R't'AINS. . J Le Cerele Entre Nous., was pleas-, _ _1 ingly entertained last Wednesday Uf- 0 ..ternoon at' the lovely horrnr of Mrsr c N. A. Jenkins on Hampton Ave., at <j which time,?jVllie. Daisy Roach .was ^ the hostess., * . ' A-Hatloween motif was carried ouL. 0 in the tally cards; these bore witches v ---.pumpkins and black cats. The liv-.a iivr room, of the hoiise was decorated q with autmun's finest cut flowers and p here were placed three tables for ( the playing of bridgeT" . Aftnv progressions, Mile Henrietta Boozer was declared tirsi \ ^ prize winner and for her efforts was .. presented a small cedar chest eontai.. } ing writing paper. The consolation ^ prize went to Mile Thomasina Thomas: this was a crift box of writing h paper. To Mme. Kstelle Johnson, went the booby, a very useful French statue. Mrs. Jenkins was presented a crystal jar of dusting powder. ^ tlie conctusiuh of' the games, Mile, Roach served a tasty salad, orange punch and candies. Here the v color scheme, was pink and green. Le Cercle Kntre Nous will meet November 5th, with Mile. Osceola mTj Allen as hostess. . " ?11 ?=? A LI. EN ST 1'DENTS TO HEAR m_ DIVINE. YkAllen University is rapidly nearing the^jclose ?f her second month of Work in tUbi8 sehool year. President D. II. Simsl*. says he ,is "pleased but not satisfied'.**' lb' is paying much attention - 1IIUI11 ^itHlt-nts. They. arc or ^. ganizt <?1 into a clTuTctrtvhich is a part rrf?tlu1^ Columbia?f'.onfurenny It is ? mist or,'."red by the president of the col lege in every way approaches the t ideal of-$\what such a society ought be. < It is t. "purpose and policy of the adminifcti'?Bt*on to have the most out- \ standing c^Elergymen talk with the students froaM1 time to time. On last Sunday mo* wning the-spva+ter Mr.? George A. '*'*. ? Singleton. At eleven n'nlrmlr t<?nnflny enwiinf the speak- , er will be th'/S^o Reverend R.I. Lemon, , Professor of f/vTOeligious Education, AlIon Uhiversity.'Sv rThe church is pre.---, paring for the A^'uk\nnua' Conference and at the Sunday v'.f ftk?sl)t>r Services, Pres. , ^ ident J. J. Stavks1fc\ ^enet''ct College, ' will be the -speaU'^>E-r- Publ ic -Is cordiall'* invited to / jS/tcnd ?r11 services i but especially the' f>e'tV^ Rally. Vesper on November 2. JPErK ESTEE3 cfcsfo'BJ J. r.lub met at t>. ^l^e home | .1 flG I'j n .of- Miss--Edith .Butler, Friday eVfV.,.,.- . Oct. 17, at 5:30 o'clock.' "VgI . The evening was spent in playi] w bridge, four tabfes being arranged P (1 ?"for mime. At the conclusion of the , game the foTTouurig pui suns?were., de-^ J clared winners^ Miss Hattie Mae ?ol Cornwell received first prize which . was _a-lovely ^ pair of beadfc; Miss .aCatherine Mack cut highest for con- OI solatiorv and received a beautiful box V of bath salts; Miss "Vtvtan Nance.. J5? was proud winner of the booby which ve was a pretty powdjg: puff; Mrs. Eva Champion carried .away the guest a' prize a lovely box of handkerchiefs. ,ai Miss Butler had as her guests ni Mrs. Eva M. Champion, Mrs. Jack R Williams; Mrs. Theodore Johnson, oi Messrs. Carter and Davis of Augus- b ta, Ga. g * ?salad course, was scr*- li * A?QElimmn ved. ! ! ! NOTICE i I. ! ? All alumni members of Allen U^_| versity are requested to meet at .^1- . len University in Chappelle ^njministration Building, Room Monday evening, Novr 3, 1930 at ft TOO p. m. D<k Most Of~ tiYour Trading WilfT01ir"Ad-| 7*?yertis?>n6. s ? ' ' . . ;> w ' \ " . , 1 . . . ; ' , ' i NOTICE?! All members of the UrniH'fhi.r, Jistrict of the State Federation o Women's Clubs are urged to alten he District Meeting at Fair\votrhlr lustrial School, Cayce, S. C., Satui lay A. M., November 21), 11)30, at 1 (.'clocks.. , . . Mrs. B. E. Vincent, Chrmr Mrs. A. C. Baumgardner, Reporte rtWCABTEn TRAIN lN(i SCllOO M iss Clinkscales spent the wee nd in Columbia with uncle and aun 'resident and Mrs. J. J. Starks. On Friday evening, October 2' Iiss Ingram was the guest of Mr. . ). Andrews at a dinner party give I the" home of Mr. and Mrs. J. 1 "oung in honor of the" District ageni urance Company. Miss Ingram spent the week er n Rock Hill, her home. Principal and Mrs. Riley and li le sons. Edward t Jr.. and Gcorg Emerson motored to Rock Hill Sui ay to visit relatives. Mr. Riley, tl other of Prof. Riley, who had bee pending a few days in Rock Hill a nmpaniad them liume. Lancaster met Booker T. Hi on tl sitters gridiron October 24, and tl lnnnpcf a/"?V*aa! noma /vf tUn em 1VM1IVUV Iiigll OWSkWA fy M ti'V U1 blic JV ( on resulted. Lancaster was defeatt without an alibi but left Columbia i igh spirit after having, receive nany compliments on the 'dean pla: ng of her eleven. Booker Washing on team and Coach ^ are to be con li men ted oh their clean and craft layers. ' ' -- I.ATTA NEWS Western Chapel A. M. E. Sunda School opened at 9:30 with the Sup nd his teachers at their post of dut; 'he attendance was large as usui tnd much interest was taken in th esson by^all. -At 11:30 a. m., Rev. I. H. Alstc reached a very interesting sermoi ising as a subject "The Christian lope." All present were very* muc mpresseeh ;? *?? ? Art 4:00 o'clock p. m., the teachei f the Dillon Training School rei lered a wonderful musical pfogran 'hose who were not'present missed reat. At 7:30 p. m., the pastor'and cho T "Andrews Chapel M. E. Churc worshipped with us. The pastor wj t his best. His subject was "Ho; Ihost." Rev. N. C. Newman is" tl astor of Andrews Chapel -M. 1 'hurch. Mr. Willie Bethea of Trenton, N. s here visiting his parents, Mr. ar Irs. Frank Bethea. . * Mr. and Mrs. Collie Plath were tl louse guests Sunday afternoon c Irs. M. R. Bethea. A lovely Bridge p^rty was give y the young men's Progressive Cli it the home of Mrs. Maggie D. Sco Friday night in honor of the teacl rs of Dillon County Training Schot The house was filled with lovely fa lowers. Tables were arranged f< he following guests:. Mesdames Ai iott Phnmrw* \fnw Too R^AAI/O i I. Page, Lucile Douglass, Vanif ?lark, Prof, and Mrs. J. A. Holma dessrs. Grant, Hamble, Fladger, Jn ffcNeal, Garfield Ownes, Billie Spai Vrine Woodbury. The out of tow ;uests were Messrs Frank Bethe immie Campbell of Dillon, Miss< Cvelyn Davis, Helen Davis of Jac] ionville, Fla., Mr. Brogdon of Cha eston. Alter several games were playe he guests - marched to the dipir oom where sunflower sandwiche iam sandwiches, punch and King I jadv Cake were served. The ,guesl leparted-at the-\vee rhouf expressir heir appreciation for the delightf ? .. We Regret to learn that Mrs. V lilla Clark is sick. We hope she \v ;oon be able to be out at her wor \Tf* noo^ - i?il, .* IVJfU nptliv kiWIJUWJ lltl ,vith friends. JAMESTOWN NEWS ' The members of the agricultui department?were organised into tl club known as the New ^Farmers < South Carolina with the ifollowir officers: President, Milford C. Prici Vice President, Joseph Taylor; Se retary; William ,RI, Washington i Treasurer; the group elected Pro Wm. Seymour, Prof, of agricultuj to hold this position. *" This body is about to end a succes ful year with tfieir project and^ no making plans to put over, some del nite objectives for the coming yea MULLINS NEWS After two weeks postponement tl Colored F'air is in full operation at \11 are enjoying the "Midway" a I vor\r mii/?n u *teher al JohnSOn, one of tl /. ir Teachers passed away ^fo quite "V? had been in poor heali Mr. PeteiVwhi,eiisposed foA Pressley has been qui ry much ifp(p' fw? weeks but. hie The Mulliifynproyed at this' writin ong nicely|jcis School is movir id his co-vgi* Prof. O. Y. Valentii embers ofwvr?rkers along with othi Cy. J. Wii* the city gave the Past< n the Gpv*'- Ij- Ruckett a big send.c y rer/ !ve of his going to confereni r0n Veering one of the best pr ins V?8 l^at ^as been rendered in Mu in a long time; everyone seenu have en inved^it. Prof. Rov Go ir>n acting as Master of Ceromonie Prof. Valentine as the dinner gue of Mr. an(T Mrs. Henry Pickett. The exhibits from the agricultui and , home economics department < the Mullins Hi School are very cred taj)le. ; Rev. W. P. Williams was away du tion of hist church" which was he at Doversville. Mrs. D. C. GaHioun, the wife Rev. D. C. Calhoun, Ts very sick; v ure wishing for her a speedy recovei ~^MrY Wm. <3?lhmm, of Florence ai THE PALMI John Calhoun of Conway were in the if. Lil.v Sunday Lo sec their .sick mother., if Miss Thomasina Cochran became" d the bride of Mr. Jones of Jacksoni. ville, Florida, Tuesday afternoon. _^VIrs. llattie Kenny was the dinner I guest oX Mr, and Mrs. W. G. Carmichael on Sunday, J_ F ST. GEORGE NEWS. Miss Wilheltnina Banks of C'liai lesion, spoilt the week-end here visiting 'k relatives and attending the "-camp meeting. Mrs. Freddie Gnthing of Rock Mill spent some time here with her Par- I ' ents, Mr. and Mrs. A.. J. Hutson. also | II her Sister, Mrs. Ocella Wilson, who is ' sick. We hope for Mrs. Jk.Vil5.0n. a j s speedy recovery. Mr. -W-mr MeKtnley-- Bowmnn, Mr*. 1 , Carrie Stokes, Mrs. Earflnt' Bow/nan ' 1 and Miss Pearl Bowman, motored j t Smoaks, Thursday and was accompa- I nied back by Miss Mattie Lue Brown ie is spending a $eek here. ,n Mr. and Mrs. Walter Berry and' c_ Mr. Pincknev Aiken of Clennontown, Pa., in spending some time here With ie .relatives. re Mrs, Daisy Boll Cobbo and daugh a. ter, and Mrs. Ruth Pinckney, of Phil)(j adelphia is spending a few days hei*e. i7j~| Mrs. Pearhe Lyns of New York !tj , City is spending some time here with .. 1 relatives. Miss Lillie Windham of State College spent--the---Week-end Here [ y ing camp meeting. Miss Mamie Rhette, and Mrs. Ida I GrilTen, ?>f New York is- spending I .? so nib thno here visiting their 'mother^ "Mr. Thomas Murray, Miss Gladys | y Murray and Frank Murray of Bow.-'j '* man,, S. C., attended camp meeting' y* here Sunday. Miss Inez. Glover, left hist weehi e for Charleston for an indefinite stay. Mr. and Mrs, Walter Simmons, Lit,n tie Sadie and Walter, Jr., left Sunday evening for Charleston, where they ? will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Fleming Berry of Washington, \). spent the week! rR here irtending camp meeting and visiting relatives."' ; Mrs. Elizabeth Smith motored to a O , O. 1... . OUIIIll'l puinmv, . * # . Aunt Liza Griffith 'is workirTg at j ^ Harieyville, as a nurae,' - . j No service was at the various | I churches, on account of camp meeting . ie The South Carolina Conference j g that convened at Bethel A. M." E. I Church was a success fronrevery an j gle. Revt Anderson was returned j 1(j here as pastor, as I1 requested of the bishop. T? ; - r- - [ ,e Rev. E,. B. Mack, was given a large } ,f station to the joy of his many friends Read the-"Old Gray and the New Rid,n. or," and you will get a full report. i h THOUSANDS SEE In BELK'S OPENING )r , Fashion Show Tuesday Night Ia n- Proves Success?-Prorhio. -k - nent Visitors . ' n ? ' _ ? a. % ?c k- With a unique fashion show, one r- different from'ar.y ever held in Co-' _.umbia, Belles department store held !<> ts formal opening Tuesday night 1 >P with over forty beautiful models, j s? students of Columbia,college and men 's from Carolina, prominadirtg" the en- ; tS- tiro length of butli sides of the fmn re floorsuf^cturtiutldlntf ul that went far into the thousands. Accompanied" by music from?two 1 orchestras, the show?begfm?with 'hi dl wonderful display of lovely tailored * and heavily furred coats, then came re. the chick street di;esses and sport ' | wear, next elaboi'ately trimmed neg- ! " ilieees with pajamas to ,match, lovely j afternoon dresses, children wear frmmi TTTo""T2~years,- b us 1 nes* and evening* re: suits displayed by men from the uni-J ie vci'sity,?the?promenade?ending?with . af an- exquisite display of evening it? dresses. * c, j "The girls were wonderful," said c-iCy.rus White, manager of tho store, is ; "they put on the show like real manid\. i kins."__ lV: ! l>r. W. 'D. Simpsonr of the Belli-. j Simpson store in Greenville, and his s. .manager, H. L. Hollowell, Mrs.; w | Simpson, and twenty-eight of the 1 [i-(.employees ' of the Greenville, istore, r. 'came to' the opening by special bus] from Greenville. W. L. Little, manager of the Belk's store in RuthCrfordton, X. C., and ie ]Mr. McKnight, manager of the Greer wl I ?tnro !)1qa, ntfpnrlorl tho nnonintr t- The fashion show was directed by ' Mrs. W. L. Watkins and Miss Carol ic- -Laviskyv .? th BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHl'RCH NEWS te , - * *s The Bethlehem "Baptist Sunday Jy School opened at the usual hour on" Sunday, Oct. 26. A lovely group of , ie bright faces greetgd^the'superintend- I ent and teachers. The lesson was discussed in classes for 30 minutes. After which a brief review w'Ss friade ce ( by the pastor. , ?"! At 11:30 a. m. Rev. Sarah H. Smith " preached a wonderful sermor* full of i thought from the 121st division* of r"-|-the" Psalnr, using?for?her?subject IS* I Travelling Through the City of 8t. God." Sunday evening she spoke jfrom the subject: "Salvation." The r<{ ; sermon was well delivered antfc-many J7 hearts were iflftde ttr rejoice ?while-: l'*jshe unfolded the scripture so man-'j __4-fully to us. Five souls put on Christ r' [ by Baptisms. ft-' Bt^ Yt-Pt -U, was hold-at usual Id hour. Many were present and much j was said to stimulate the Christian of i spirit- into' the lives of -our younpr vc people. ; ry j The ^entire church was shocked by f. MWlViK r ' - A , :tto i.f.ader " . ' ??BED-TIME CHIL ' + LIT'?.I0 NT)I)I)Y SI.HKI'I IH'.VJ) Little Noddy*slee.py-head (burled up in his trutidi* b?l7 ? Floating n way in the hind of ilrrmn On a ship of silvery, bright moon beams', f His-first stop was at Candy--land Kept by u wee, wee elfin man "Hood evening sir! llow <1 > ywu \! , Won't yog please Jet hie. M'i ve yon? "No thanks" said Noddy-sleepy-hoa< Candy is not good for girls an?rToy: I'd rather have some pretty toys." "Bravo!" replied the candy man That is~~a fine and noble stand For any girl or boy' to take i>iei>ik'i!i, sister?Sarah Banirfr~7svTT was laid to rest Sunday aftern<,cr Hat?lib Wu will mire her?-but w bow in humble submission to th heavenly Father who doeth p.ll thing well. ?: * The Bethlehem Missionary Soeiet met at the resident of thn Prosirlar Mrs. Nell Craft on Tuesday aftcrhoct Oct.'28, 5jO0^m, ?'A 4rosiT^BJ'ni>'>n was present and a very enjoyah! evening was spent. A delicious sal ad course with hot chocol: to and cak -wax.ju>nwl' by ft, . .Mis. Craft, tnlfT tvjny .-infoiw i . things about their trip to Florith We all weru_gle.d to have cur pasto back home again. " ~ S< MOITKLI) SCHOOL NEWS The Schofield School op ncd Oct 1. with a large enrollment ;is usual cess for both the old and new teach ers. We are prbud to'say that m6s of our students returned and tha we also have a large number of uv ones. . .Some of the events of Schofieh during the first month are as follow? Mr, Pope, the State V. M. ('. A; Sec retary visited the "V" Oct. ttth ate We?ttwii?msldi'wl Coi'i' 1,11,..I, I.,- U!?> We hope ho will make his-next visi 'very early in the! term. On Oct. 1 M 11, and 12 the following persons wen senf3as representatives to thy Stale Council meeting hold <ut State Col lege OranpreburffjpST-^Crt?issos I he* Williams and Willie ^lhe House stu doins and the Misses ,-kit'ah \\. Hoi ry and E. Xaomia . Dangertiojd a* faculty advisors, of the V. W. C. and from the V. M. C. A., Messr .Morgan and J)avis.. ,The reports from these repreAentat i.vos wore vet;, helpful and inspiring'. The foot hall team of Schojielil i: progressing nicely. They had then first "Kick off" with the Ridge Spring Rosenwalil School, Friday Oct. 21. and both teams showed goo sportsmanship, throughout the game The game ended ..with a score_of. .27-0 Prof: McCottry, is a very pleasant coach and- coach Williams is always glad when the t!me con>js to meet him. This term at Schofield, wo hope w'.l he another step toward progress along all lines. Prof. Bradby, a mai who seems willing, and is capable, o! lending a helping hand,''is a very goo* principal. notice: On"~~necount of >the d.ath of Mr. E M. IMft t)l i< i'if h. t he \ \t... President ~ the Epworth League of Wesley -Ai E- Church, the i lav eni itlc <1 "Thf (*><> Books" the- Biide.'' .that was have neon piVs.ented ny' the UinTo' league of ti'i:- church. Sunday Oct. was postponed until thL Sunday, Nov 2, at 7. P. M.' Tlie public is cordially jnvitod. UH KH AHT >'Ews ' The I 'ni,.n R.ipt is: A ,n i. .. t.' its fiftieth annu;\i sossioil with the Mt. Unwell Baptist Church, of Ml Tabor, S. C. This was a lowly aiu profitable session, and ail .veined t? enjoy the hospitality of.the member* gild' friends of the Mt. Unwell Church threat sorniimS i^pil itddi e. . ... Wt* made by Revs. J. L. Rpseboro, J. A Bateh, R. B. Beaty, W. I). Xor.leU Jr A. Thompson, and E. B. Browi and pthers. The -ottivers are: J. A. Baton, Moderator; Rev. E. B Brown. Vice Moderator; Prof. W. M Boga.n, Recording Secretary; Dencoi J. K. I). McMahan. Corresponding Secretary1, Deacon. \Y. M. Sanders Treasurer; Rev. J. A. Thompson. Rev P. Dogan, Deacon J. H. Howell am Deacon E. Sims, Members of the Ex oeutive Boardr The body was- do lighted to have the'"pri/senc; Rev I. D. Pinson,.President of Morris C 1 lege, who made an instructtv# ad dress. Thifj body has always been ; great supporter of...-Morris-- Coliegp and they greatly rejoice over the firs visit of .its preudent. The total collections from all sour cos were;-Si 71.00 and a.IT "phases o the denominational work w?rc r.eraen bered. The amoupt 1- oks small, bu itvi In vr^n Do v.- ??< ' \,n no I v im* 'IIVLX'U I Fill there - is. only five cV.uvchos in this association, and wc dokjjt if there i; another body in the state raises nior' in tiompari-on to their rumrriea strength. Last Sunday our arrangements di? not work and we d4d?not get to out church, but we could not aiTord to ' ? idle. So w<- attended services wftl the Cross Road Baptist Churtfh, Rev J. A. Thompson, Pastor. After hear Fng a great sermon by the pastor w? were asked .to..lift thy cbimction ami,gt\ren time Tp sjieah of TTu reader. Rev. Tlympson is doing*-; 1 1 ? .y?: ! ? Just Say You Saw it in ; "THE LEADER" *T v STORY FOR - - t DREN . - - ] i A brave, strong niuui you'll surely " ( make. , 'i TTlrrri Noddy \ver:v do Toyjand bright X \\ hi i n eivt i. li ' -.I.e'ii' (I to?he?j'j '? ' ^ " ["Tiler,. were fries of- bright colored skates and sleds ~"~ A ud even tinv .trundle beds. *" ' " ' ? 'b. Oh!" !? ried is'oddy with delight "1 knew I'd f:n"d things litre, just ?jght... ' V 1 J II take a kite, a top and a sled ? A d?Ll.is fl;i I 1' n 'r t rt; r.<ii,. bin! , Then Neddy tailed away back home , j_\\ ftl? ne'er a thought, again to roam, i \\ ho knpws'! Some day perchance he \y|ll visit tho. old man who lives under , ;the bill. ... ; o Anita. 9 ^ 'frnt wo IT; at this plape. They have '? ;ty?t put in-a new pulpit set. The 1 pastor is fiVetitly loved by hi- people and has the full support 'of the dea- 3 cut board. " ? Mrs. Annie Smith, spent 'lie wo< !; * vi:-i viMunar mem;}, in t'nio.n. < ii.m<i.i:ston \i;\\ s 4 ? Tli- A. M. E. Conference ,<if th ' State (if South Carolina .under the c w-ort! ) > If r.di-r.-li-ip IL^-4rrtF~4 Knn-i'ii. i i .'r^_-C4-t-nTt-~r~u7riti a 1 int.-r. st ' throe^-nont the stat". Jl'any / noted r' -vishprs were present at b?;?h the Pa!-. motto, and the Couth Carolina., in the"' _ person of Bishop Heard, of the- first Kpiscopal. district. ^- w V-ork r Uy^hop 1 ! In v .s?.Hi-1 1 L.?H. ( oil.?S"erottu-v jf.Jd-ssi-on, and i'."anyothers. _ } ' ! 'J he return of R v. J. \V. W i tiler! P'?<.!?; to M.rv; Xi..1! ("l urch. CJharle's-' . Aon* ha- heel., a tfrent. reli'.'f to* .the A ^ 'I'SP tui.11ion 4,oi". Air. n a;;, jr wr.s f "ht :f unariYnif-a* d -.>irF"T-r him to! k- return. At; his .first dtTicial'rme tir.'-of this confeft;-p-%-.year "tho-oificial !. j have' endorsed his leadership with ( : many helpful and cpijsiructive re- |" .. mar lis -with the Fiope "of another su?-i I eessful ternf. at V.ion. And prayed I lor hi- miccA-. M'-aco and huppinr.-s ; t '-hi-s year. * ^ ? ? , ~~Oii Sunday tot"' kt-sC 'week durinir the! . absence <>f I ho'pastor, while atti.nl. 1 nvr conference at "St. George, S. C. . Rev. Simon-(iounliti.-. the Ifcal preacvi ^ cr of the church,'served.- - fie prcaen'.i.l a very' updid'* fryer sermon oh last ? Sunday i.n.i i,n.a . ?i ?wry R.ii'.itflni'ui , i !y filled his ; position as a fyith.'ul'^ I_ scrwfrfv ~ . *! .Mi'". M. L. Withefs.p- on, and Mrs. ; Me. VI (Iretn. l t? St.- Geo-rgo. *! u v l iilay (?1 last tvctiv us v.sitors ui * the conference . ' Rev. \Viihei"spcc.ii, visited the north a-1. ci r.t'crorce which convened 'it ' JJarion, .S. C., on Wednesday, of the . past week. B.shep H.tud, of N. w \ ork, was '. i visitor in '"tku city Cy the sea.".on * Tuesday cf the past week. He pre- ! vented 'the picture of health. . . ; ? "Pimm n. of 1'hil.ttii l|ih1n ; ornic'Tv ot Charleston, has returned or an indefinite stay. Wedding Bells are rinjjinsr. Read r ..he next, issue.of the Palmetto Leader I , .'vl a more, d.ntinct sound ot* 'th" * ; bells. -Madam Florctade C\?!e-TalWrt. pri- . in dona: wil-appear ..jn recital' at ! 'orris.Street Baptist Clint.Ii.' NV. Uth. ; IN M TM ( > I>M AAt In loving rcixfoin! ranee' ??f our <io- j ""t'-'d Hushtllld TTTTl Fat!.. r. I\ . C. _ *\V. Dunlap. B-. 'L>.. 1). H ?Am mm; Pi-.- . iclincr Elder of the Winv.shoro ILs , riot \vho (fr par fed this iiiV. October * 10, 1022. *. . "Sleep on dear on.-_ and fake thy -M Mi n, C. IV f>?;td :i P: Mvv-~t?rrrh^.Ts" lotions. Mivs. Artie JhV.el.isor., Rev A. IV.;'Man. 'Mrs. ... . aTlv.imo., "" Ml'. J">. P.mlan. Ml-. K.-a i-tatrft-.a , .lis .;p.uthnv.ylt;>.;:w ' '" ~Y s ""-I ' ' ^ g' ^ , nr.mni. \. \i. j .. < iiritrif notes .Sunday .\ <\. 2. mark.- the close'of 1' C-. :i:'nviu-c \n ar and bur,ing'.y so.wi.th tin* Holy Communioni. It i hoped that the end will be wall and J pleasant. jniliiat all reports. and-ohbi??sal i.ob-- for _ the _ ; tumuil .?oallvU'on'JJJ which. convent s in ' N\ewberry. Nov. f>, i shall l>o satisfactorily mot. This ran _J>o I'ii'.'.o by everyone manifesting his , s1 aio i r interest ami support in the program of the oir-.roh and this it is hoped will he done in?-due t-iinc. Ail are invited and expected in the services Sunday. ' ^rt it be said "I * .. wiis Micro.'" ? ? : I -lay was very 'interesting', made especially so by the splendid review , by Mr. Harvey, and timely femarica '. ''if Murph. The Siipl. looks for- . ward to increasing numbers each M Shivday. ' . A \ Dr. .Murph, preached at morning r and evening services Sunday. Twi.j p very helpful -sermons . -fiBcd witli r wholesome advice and consolation i-. JWpHtiS'zinsr the power and wisdom! T " . /M.a - ^ i* * ?? * I ovi-un v MI'ISI iis lOUlHl in nciTrevv.; 12:i; and in 1st Samuel 1S:?>; rospoc j ^ lively. *. r , " Mnk'.njr America- Christian." war.' TTTt? (Sf the l.on^rue's lesson"! , Sunday and those present and taking i Kilt ill tlie disiussion wore very rmirh ; helped. cWfi- learn to do by doing" --v ve-iy true -maxim. The object is} o help. especially?the ' ywm'tr ttr do4ity the, good they can unselfishly. i with a degree of sorrow' and sad-! .UfcSS wiCL-.-iiiCntion thriuvssing away i f uvvntly of two fnitltfulfl)t'rm)<M'S flTT r Bethel?Sister. Hannah Williams and Sister Ellen T. Thompsun. j Bbth~T " "TTjre'itetive and servicablo nniil'death Many more remain sick and shut in. _J Mav the" soon be able to be up and out again. * I " PAGE SEVEN 2 Light, smooth ' skin 13 FA.-,Cr-/.TIMG l?o matter l:c*.v ?*..r!: y.ur c:mplexion, ycu'c^n iascinst.JliHi'wil'i n~ri-rcJ ! Ski:i Whiter.r QiTV.;?!' ^ r . n. ; a ?? ?? tion, ft-Tftfrt.s.fOt i-.i;y v'tarr. sotthr t and i.gh . ^r.s t':j rhy f 'i.iru ' clears up pirf.p?c3,7'fc''t'tvl:c? 'and tar>marks, ar. i decs y.v.: Ti that "oily, shiny" look. Dcgu-Jar usa gi rv.- ; <his- DrePv.: a' :n a'er.^ v.:.';: Other Dr. FrcT* 1'c.k r"? r. ;.u rai>'"r tions k'jeys?yv..r <?rrrri???? smooth and rr?!;c"; ye I .-.h f .ccinating, _ ? . Dr. .Fred P;.!me *' consU'-s c:; Dr.. * . i .-:r -..'3 Skin Whi'cS.'d-i 11ft-:. t . . i__: . 1 ? ' . FatiTrVv-Cr37. V { ./' V'T"inJ . HID Dsodornhi. Z'>.i1 ; \ &1! drug stores for 25c taci;, cr Stnt post-. pdid ufjen receipt c? price. 1>~. ErecTPalmer's Laboratoriess^Dept:15, Atlanta, Ga. . V f A C."r:"r" ' Skir. V? :.: > i I skiN'^iflkER "Keeps your co:r.yJr,x;cft y-jvtrJul" ? \\ Mme Qacen feeauty Shoppe * j* GlllFKiN Bl JLDING Up Stairs * |t , ALL SW1 F.MS 1 Si ll- % ~ C Experienced Operators X. { ()v:\ i.peJ.:r.<r S?hc t.ii. Tre'rt- ! :* iv.cn* sr,.i i't 'x </; -I - Or. _ for ):* J* i' ivt".'. V. .'7-1?hre : u% U t !i: ..Uif-'t 4 ?* this Wf.-k lMp tl:v iii.ei'it' cf *:* j< those w h > ?H i it t tare aJy-i'.r tacre c f the i.e. t T..\> v.e.-ks' y {* ctFor. V ' ; j* 2<L'H Taylor St. Phone 227? I V * J. M.SS .FRANK!E III;I,L, Mgr.. >! t* v Kor_Groc5.*je.?, * " ! Cigar?., Tobacco !?'. ! an .1 C ! cl D ri n!. s $ [ Gail en X MRS. MARY !1 _ Da'zd', S. C * ' 'fc : Rt. 1 tr/x b4 $ _ . V?* ???I m n?s~wmi\ in n? i mi ?^ . tak i"; i.i. ronr; ^totck . T""" TO i.iinvvs o mmhk K Xpert Metbasics "* *. f or an> car or true it 2 IJ'ii" Ks Prom Allen - iVricdiH , <)\ T.W I Oil sum:PL' . WKIX KS?DAY OK NIGHT ?/* ^- - r David G. Ellison General Insurance Uoncst and efficient I alien- . _ \ion given' to all business plaacetl with me. PHONE 5717 1221 WASHINGTON ST. Tlli.lCN It A II.W A Y* ?YSTEU Corrected to May 2.">, 1030 Arrive Union ; * I.eave No. a. . No. f>:00p 32 AuptrJ-to-N. Y. 32 5:1 Op 7:55a 31?N. \ Autru^a "1 8 Oja ~~ 12:5(?a 27 CharYton-Cinn. 27 1:0up 4:1 .rM. 28 Cinn ( hn'tc^ti M 2? 4_.?0i> SLTTOp 10 ColunUi'a-Ciihu' 0 7 Oun j>:U)a 21 ('oltiinlija-.Uik>.v'& 23. lO.SOp.. ? 10:50a 8 Col'n-Ansn-ta 7 5 05p V2:f)op 20 Cofa-^vaand-.?1.1 K.'JUa !' ? " V ??.? ?i v I?: . ?i>. I c - 4 n 111:00a 13 Cola-Charlotte 14 1.20p 1 i.j.ia J-O-. t_V>Uf'!.in i'!<:u' <t i. HI?2:29& ~~ 1:40p 2 Col'e-S; ai 'anb'g 1 3:00p <i (top HI ('oT ?i>":i-<I? <v !,"? (J.50a 5:40pm *Co!'a Charlotte 114 7:00aION 5 a i'8 'Cnlum'n-Atlanta 17 6:36p A'in Cnnwlen and tKock lfill. Puliman cars. Dining cars. anil