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PAGE TWO ' V THE "OLD GRAY"A ^ V - E. I'HIL COLL-MBIA IDNKKkENCE The above Conference.-just closed was a record breaker for peace ant] harmony. . Ministers and laymer ference singing the praises of Bishoj; and Mrs. Ransom. They say that his admin fst ra t i o.n w i 11 be a glowimr s uc1 , ceSs in this state becaust7|of his fail and impartial dealings with them. Br. T. J. Miles spoke the sentiment of the state _in the wonddrful address delivered- to _tho? Conference. "I>r. J. K. Thonias.-th(> newly appointed j>residing elder of the Florence--District, sustained his \^(;ntlerful reputation in representing his Conference: Dr. A. I'. Spears of the Sumter District and Dr. l. W. Wilburn ol the Charleston T~ -1 'istrlet?aero at their best. Bishop Ransom's sermon Sunday . morning . j stirred Newberry as never before. It was the street talk all day Monday, Uc iv really oho oT Hie best preachers < f the age.The Assignments. Newberry District. F. A?Adams. A; 1] I ??. LL: P.. IVcsiding^?Elder Milter ? "-Chapel, Newberry, ,1-y C. McCleHan, B. P., D. P.; Prosperity. John S.-MaiC tin! St. James Circuit. R. C. Cunningbam; Mt. Hebron, T.-K. Robinson,. A. d.; rsover :sl yeet, .J. M. Williams; Hannah. M. -Pawkins. Sr.: Hnlnna JM^Vo'irg; Mt. Olivd. W. I). Boolei, Mr. B.. ,1).; Ht. Moriah. K. V. Kiser;H. P.; Providence, K.. F. d.' Pent, .A: Newberry Circuit; K Frasier. A. B., B.J).; Watei'ee, T. F. Harper; Neho Mission, A. P. Hawkins; Tranquil,. F. C. Laws. ? Lrncaster Pistfict- -.1. McKinzie Harrison, P. P.. Tresidinf Khler?St. Paul, Lancaster. .1. C. Smart.J). P.; High IBM,. M. M.'Martin. P. P.. Wedge tigld Circuit, J.. K. Pixon;,St: Philip Station. . W. M. C!a.nt.: Allen" . Circuit, H. P. Ramsey;" Legarec; Geo. ^ > C. Johnson, P. P., Willow drove. T. V- ' H .-Withers: Mill Creek. J. 1\ Brown, ?? - Waferce-- J. W. -W-^riaiiis,?Bbniey-r S. J L. Class. Cannlen: ll.ale B. Thompson. | ; ~~7 A.. B.. Blshopville Mission; C. ,('.?Me11 wane. Render Point; P. II. l&iiV. Shady rGrov^>; P. V. MorantV /ion. Hill; Kli -dregg. Conga'rce; M. Dykes.' Winnsfioro District ~ K..Philip Kllis I). I) Plosi.lin.r |.'l.. ?... _ __ SittirtunUiii'K.'-S. II.. Lewis;. A. B..B.. L).J ?i Way main W innsln.ru. It. .lulii'isfm ?J -drr;?lh'tliyl t * n inn.?I.. (!. B./u man ; .* White Hall 'and Roek Hill. W. K. * Bowman. H. S.: Kastvrn Cireiiit. I.. 1). danthle. A. it.; Shady drove and St. Peter.- P. I'. Mi l-'ai land Spartanburg; .t'iiruit.- I). It.. Kdwards; New Hope. 1. A: Miller; TnyJur Chapel," A A. A maker; Mt. '/.ion. ,A. R. Baten:. . St. John." I\. A. "ATefiTVon ; AntioeTi. C. 3. typok; Hlytin1 wood. 1'.. \V. Mavis. Ridga-wood. T. K. Harper; St. Paul. M>ss-ron. W. S. Jones; Friendship and Hive Chapel, .. William "Jeter;.('aldwell and Whit mil e. J. II. Baten: Carl'?sleJdireuit,. W. I . JoIjm.-om. Coiumhia '.Mbtrirt d. K. I.\! -. M M. Presiding - Hlder. Bethel-Columbia. ,R. S. I.a\vivtur':. -B.l>., I> M.. St. James, IV. ti. Owens. A. B. H. M . ~ -Kniamiel.?LL?X.?Cim.pidit Station 11. J. Bryant ; N-eu lPonk ~~ -land Cireiiit. I.ee A. I.o^an. B.-H.. H' 1 7 M.T I<exinu'tou. S. .J, Johnson; Lees ville.C,- A. Dunlap; Brown Chapel. 1 J, Pruitt. B. 1>.; Saluda. I .<>; SiuiJ mons; lipio. I... K.. Yatiee. I). !>.-: Broad River. A. J. Felix: KdeV'tield; A. damhle; Hutch Fork and Stover . tt.' hp 'VflpTi'ttvtL Pint' dtn'.o. I>. I! r? Kit id. : lone' Cliap I ..Minimi. II. II.' _ Redman;* Tliemas Chapel. A. A. _ - I homs; Johnston. J.._AV. Jhui; A-lle University ("Impel. l>r.; I). II. Sims" . ^ Branch President. Mi s V i'.EIlisr Mrs. ('. A.- Adams. Supl-. '7 tin- Young People's Department. The ?_ h' following are fin- district presidents; Columbia, Mis, I... K. Nelson: New - 1,verr i^fF- V Mi ; Kntluirtitmhii XViP'V boro, Mrs. E. M. -Johnsii-n: 'IJpicnstei. Mrs, J. M. Harrison. |)r; J. W. Murpr, transferred, to the -SnuthCarolina and stationed at Summervilie. Rev. J. M. Dawkins, Jr.. transferred to the Northeast Conference and assigned to Bethel. Sumter. Rev. E. L. Iyilliewood,"transferred to the Piedmont Conference and Rev.. J. A. II. Mitchell; transferred to the Central Conference. Our Whereabouts The bishop saw lit to re-appoint its to preside over the Winnsboro District and we more than appro' ^ ^ ciate the same. As da'il.v reporter > for all of the Conferences we shall be ? at the Central ('(inference at Munikf ing this week. But W" are plann. ing to spend Sunday at Bethel church , Union with our new Pastor the Rev. I.. (1 Bowman. I.ct the mcntbers > * urav. lor an out ! j"M' "1' t InHoly Spirit.. "Let us advance on ??ui , . knees." - . , in ion (mrc'l it a. m. e. cm in h Nirvvs 'f'he littl(. chufch by A ho sido of thl! road is still a friend, to man. \\'q were all happy * to have our-pastor return to us frorp-confercneo. Sunday morninj* b'einj* veryy pleas* ant a large number of members and friends were present. Rev. Robinson preached , a soul , stir ' -*4unu ?iinumi; we all wen- made to feel good. Sunday School was railed to order by the Supt.', at the-msual hour, o'clock. The less.on was very beautifully discussed. Otlicers ejected as follows: Mr. L. Murray,' assistant superintendent; Miss Edna Sharpe, -iiccrct ni'V: Miss Marie Jlodge. treas urer; Miss Artrt'll GiT.son. (VrtfrtTil'st. ? MiiiH-IxMlft-4^w4Kr-ch4.i'islrr; Mr. .1 VV. 7 Da- Most -Of Your vertisers. * . 1 - ? * ?^ T. v S^BggPgg XI) THE-NEW RiDER j ~ . - ii .IP ELLIS ^ ^ ; Jji 7 - -J Seals, S. Burgess, D. D. Felder, Mrs. s' I M. Hodwre Miss R, Ballard, teachers. I d II The A. C. E. League is still alive. s i Officers were reelected: Miss E-. V. ) vice-president; Mr. D. I). Felder, sec- ? r retery; MriT M. T. Robinson, treas-, P - wrer; _Miss..jCelestine Hasty, organist Miss Christlee Burgers, critic, Miss w Ellen Pearson, chorister; Miss Leila w Lewis Budget. tl i*' On Sunday evening officers will be si , installed and a very unique program g will" be rendered. ? Last Sunday evening wt> were hon- 'a i ored with the presence of Rev. Cam- d ( ml. Rev. M. ?.? Allison, Rev. Hall, S I itlnbg with-several others. . * a ' si m i;er news F. - * . ? . i" " I he Woman's Home Missionary tl . .Society of Emanuel held its regular tr monthly meeting on Monday Nov, 3 L> at the residence of Mrs. A. J'. Pogue was largely attended and avdeal of- t> ' business transacted Mrs, ? Anna ^ 'Murray made an excellent, report of Li the district meeting, which was held il at St. Matthews Church. The hos- Ti tess-served a very tempting cours? of bi - chicken . salad wiLh snlfin?c o-wa?^!v1 voa, followed by a sweet course. V . . Thy- body of Mr. Chas. Green of New York,-who was, a brother of st' Mrs. S. G.. Aiken and Mrs. Nellie Pogue of this city, was brought here ^ and funeralized at the Mutual fun- 01 cral Parlor on Friday morning, Nov. In Ttb. at 10:.'!() o'clock. _ ReArr-^.'TPr'T'b- ^o gue conducted the services. MrT Wit- tr liam . Green-, ~'of New York City and Dr.' Reese-Green of Chicago, brothers pr of the deceased and Mrs. Leanora lai Nelson of Memphis, Tenn., sister, de came to attend the services. Sc Prof J,. C. Prioleau was called to ov Sunum-ryille?Saturday on account of ra 1 he illness of his sister. ' th Nlrs. iSellie Burroughs "of McKees- pr I'iu-t?_I'"-, is the guest of Mts. M. V. is Glover for a few days. ers Mrs. M. K. Hewson, Mrs, Moate?' and Rev. A. P. ~Spears; motored to Newberry Wednesday to attend the A. M. K. Conference. ? The home of Mr. and_M_rsJL JuliajC-Sutton?on Edwards street was de- L. stroyed by fire early \Vednesday tei morning. ho Master Robert 'Palmer and Mrs! Sn Anni(> Swinton are quite sick. We wish for them a speedy recovery. M Dr. T. .J. Williams and I)r. Jacob of Bi St. Louis, Mo., spent a few hours in the city Sunday'. . ' -in Lincoln 11 i lost in a game of foot- to Lull with Avery, in Charleston last Friday. Score 14-0. es prof. Richard M. Wilson of Orange burg County Training School tvas the guqst of Miss Gafdina B. DuBose of Morris College Friday- evening. pi Rev. J. W. Taylor left for a short ^-i trip to Atlanta Sunday. Nov. 0th. -? ;' r T T" "swanSKA KWS ' 4 November 7, a Fatal R Wedding was given at M.t. Pleasant P !, Baptist Church, of which Mrs. R.*'C. A Stover, was directress. It was enjoyed. be all. Mr. Charley Vinson, ?f Columbia played the part of a si -oreiteherrthm of wftirtr-wnywell c;U'- " Vi ?icd IJUU; ~~ ~l7( All send svmpathy to tin- family tc of Mrs. Lorie Diley, she passed ... To the great beyond Sunday nite n _ "Q'^er, Uthi ? 1 ? . The j teachers are doing title so far ft their ?' is to "Put the ofogram S over." * A Lawn Party was given Fri- g lay yfterhaun~un_ the school yard fur -4>< - '.ju/ atuiU'nU..thwy rupurtod a pleaot nt b time and a Martha Washington Party hi was given Monday at K. of P, HaU. <ri for the interest of the school; all?g present reports a lovely time. j h (lit ANITEVILLE NEWS i ^ , .1 Mrs. Jennie Hobbs, of New York , City is visiting her mother, Mrs. M.' Johnson. The many friends of Mrs. J Minnie A. Palmore regret to Jearrt ? of her'illness. ' I 1: Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton, son and S laughter of Edgefield were the pleas- tl ant visitors of Mrs. Hamilton's sister, Mrs. Julia Weaver Saturday after- ai afternoon. . " t. T Mrs. Hattie (Kyans has returned j home after sheading the summer in \ ill New York with her daughter. t ) h Mrs. Ivy Grant, one of the town's i - at l stolid in w viniii guirmrricd-women is 111 'caching at_Langley, S. C. ti Miss Eliza H. Palmer, spent last ' week-end at Springfield, with friends. J tl Miss Esth"*' Bland of New York [ f< was a visitor in the town last Sunday j w M isses Eliza H. Palmer Virdie | Samuels, and Mr. A. H Palmer, were ft vkiH-v ~ ^ 'Ms Academy last Sun-jir day room. . i t< The K. of P. brothers motored to Aiken to be present at a meeting. R The Grand Chancellor was present. ! a Those enpoyed the message were G. ' \V. Posey, Kobt. Weaver, Win. Griffin n - (hire Munn1. Matthew Davis. **rr The friends of Mrs. Celia Inlow will regret to learn of her illness Mrs. Delia Lovett is still in the It hospital. ' o The R. v T> U. of the Bethlehem j a Baptist Church, will render a pro- L p.,?, 5th Sunday night. | It There are some wide-awake ^oung , IV people here. tl : " Mrs. fdlln Howard is" still on the-yi sick list.. -. ....___[ .31 Rev. I. W pastor of the Bethel A i,,,cv, u ' n I "VI11 1 m i i.11 V'liui v II ^i rni u*-*i ? .n?ui * < Tstirring sermon, subject "IPresjf TbrTTFr ) ward." " i C; I Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Whitlock, mo-^PI tored to Aiken, Mopday evening last w | on a business trip. ' ""THE PAlMETT 1.0CKHART NEWS f ?Prof:?G. A.*?-Singleton, in his Pointed Points" spoke of the fine reition that "existed between Allen Ujversity and Benedict College. He ai?r tTiat after the game of football] t the State Pair betAveen the* two chools, that President Sims, President Starks and Dr. Antisdel, were een together, aftd each showed a fine pirit, and that same- spirit existed T tho faculty that -sttntent bTTtty -nfach institution. I low grand. God be raised". Both of these grand old" rhools have the same objeet- in view-c rorkitig for the same goal, Then 'hy not be friendly? "l/i union ice is strength." May this little cod planted by Allen and Benedict row andinevease a hundred folds. "Mrs. .Janle Weeks, the head cook t the I.ockhart Hotel, spent a fe*v avs-in Spartanburg, visiting friends he was greatly missed while gope, s she is real kind and greatly loved v her many' friends. Mr. and Mrs. Janies By mini, of and AI'm, Mary Greenfield of Spar- 1 ainhnrg.?have In-ou visiting their ( her. M S. .Margaret Foster, antl leir sister. Airs. Lula Thomas. We.J 1 .... ...:n iL' i _ i ?s?w un-.v ?> 111 t-njoy meinsseives in Qckhait, the land, "of water-falls; I 1 Mr. James \V. 'Jeter,, of the 'Maple ! , idgc ?Hft-t ion^-jtrrmttpanicd by his ' vr> Miuifjhtors, J'hillis L. and Claru \ tJr-motdred?up?t??- his?sister,-" Mrs. ' illian J. Bopan, took' her husbanr for ride, then carried them to his home 1 ?r dinn, " * fter dinner, another ' otheij, M David, nave tliein n ride ' Hi ni'(4Uif'it tiii'in Innne, "Both of 1 tern are landowners- and prosperous x irmein. and ? nit their- children to ' bo?D in-Union. ?*? . ?? i Mr. and Mrs. Octxel (iist. Mrs, Bell s ist, Mrs, ^Annie. Smith and Mi's. i. lex Walla'-- motored to Chestnut. ' st Suiuii'" <o attend a funeral anJof a some friends. TJtey had a safe t1 ip and * report a fine time. i" Rev. H. Brtleaiy, of CJatl'ney, S. < ' cached here Sunduy./nioht to a U ige audi"?- Rev. Bcaty t*?presi- v nt_ull the I.'niun fiapt fat -Sunday?" hopl Convention; and "is putting P er a projrritm at each- church to tsxr monry?tn meet the deYiuinds iTf~~* is ?- . iy.y.Ue is nn ablo j eacher. a christian trentlem'an. and-j_o loved and respected hy- his follow- h s. * . v '. ... _ V V d MAMiKRRY MOW'S ?:? H* Miss Iv M. W'ilsonf and?Miss Cuk*^-^ Rutf were. Joint hostess of an af- 1 moon Tya given at their home in v nor of Rev. Nathaniel Harrington. e iturdav. Now mber 8, at p Those etroying the afternoon were : isscs WilhelniinrtT -llare, Christina*. j ites, Mary S. Nance; 1,. Hutf, ami t, M. Wilson. Rev. Alfonso Johnston ^ id Rev. Nathaniel Harrington. Af- ^ ! a very "delicious sweet course, the t lests departed expressing themselv- ? ns a most delightful af- v rnoon. t Mr. "Kip" Sleigh pf Carlisle Ave. , issed away Saturday night after an j ss of more that) two years. Mr. ( eigh was an old citizen of Newberry | Id-worked for years for the late Mr. < , C. Poole, llis last work was a < The Conference is all over and us. ] ith a n Av ras'or in the pel son of { pv. J. C. Mod Ran B. I).. ami 'a ne.' * residing Elder, Rev. E. A. Adam . j" . M., 1). 1). One cx-pr-siding Eldy , >es to Irtno: Rev. 1.. If. Vance. < Every one is ex^il. ?11 y an I :?n j iously Tin>king forward to tin- no- i ities of the school team here. The >,vs are in "forin and are cage. < > sieze some good team. 1 t On Friday, Nov. 21st, Drayton Sj.'j igh School will meet Finley Itfgu | I'liool > of?Chestt i1?for?a game? >ot-i?trll?in Ncwbyrry on 1 may ton treet's New Park. One of the ( l-eatesf classics of the ?o?sfin wilt I , ^twT'eii i >i a.v ton Street lligtr School 1 i' the gnmo mm ThHnkytriving I?;iv * i .'tweuii iTrayton Street High School' ] 1 Newbcrrv. ;irui Em mett Scott 11 ifrh j : ehool of Hock Hill. The game is to I e played on Drayioii Street's New ' thletfc Park. Some out and see the boys in form j !e a witness to thex- great classics! , i GREENWOOD NEWS The teachers of Greenwood County I let in their, first monthly- meeting I ?st SiTtirday* at East Epd City j chool building. Plans were laid for i" work of the year. * The friends of'Mrs. S. N. Martin | re sorry to hea'r of her illness. | rust Dm' she wt.l? soon be outagam. Mr. .J. II. Thompson left last Sunny for Chicago to aeepmpaTfy one of is sons back' home. I Mrs. Eva C. Shellinan left last Sun- , i, ? u ?n n i II I.N- \v i vi iial". I Friends regret very much to know | iat Mr. Geo. Smith had the mis irtuno to lose his home by fire last ' eek. 1 Tabernacle Baptist Church and Sun ay School are still alive and workig . All services were' largely at>nded. and collections goon. Pastor Mathis is really , preaching [e was at his hes-t Sunday morning n'fl night. All visitors are welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gray have loved in their new bjr-iek bungalow n Tnggart Street. ~~ Mt. Pisgah Church Rev. W. M. Thompson and niece, ev. and Mrs. Herbert were the honred guests of Mr." and Mrs. Smith nd Miss Searls and were royally en Gained at the home of the former ist Monday from 7 P. M.. to 10 P. [. Sunday services were a,s usual t le pastor preached three great outt'wnriing wehnTmsT TH* morning iTfs'" jbject was. "The self invited guest" } ,t 4 o'clock at Morris Chapel Baptist hureh. in the .Citv Union Services fs~subject was: ' The Powers of" the osnel." At'7:.'10 he nreached to the J. IJ. and P. M. Society from these ords: "Let her alone." ; Mr. James Hunt is still convalese~ t . \?'**>%l^' 0 LEApER^? ing. Mr. Wallace Nance is up'agai after a severe attack of the fevei Rev. K. D. Johnson and choir wor sp;.>ne(| Mt. Pisprah last Wednes day at 7:30 P. M. Rev. Johnsor preached~a great?frermair for th Stewardess*! Board No. 1, Mrs. LlH Will jams. Chairman. We were fav ored with a practical and logical ser mon by Rev. P. S. Moseley for Stew ardess Board No. 2, on Wednesda; after the 3rd Sunday, Mrs. Kath McDaniel Chairman. The City Union Services will b held at Mt. Pisgah next Sunday, No\ 16. Rev. E. H. Herbert will preac' at 3:00 P. M. MORRIS CHAPEL BAPT. CHURCI Last Sunday the second Lord's daj in this month passed into history a; one of the glorious days spent in th< service of ihe Lord. Beginning in our wide-awake Bibb School, interest and enthusiasm ros< to-a^-lngh pitch, and everybody seem L*d to huve enjoyed this wonderfu lay with the religious forces o Morris* Chapel CllUlTh. This day was 1 most beautiful day. Bible Schoo officers were early on the job alsc the teachers and went about theii A'ork with joy; the lesson study, houi vas indeed a-detightful one, and grevv n the lesson was brought out.? At 11:00-_oVlock service started or inns. with sweet hnd impressive sine n ' our Senior Choir. Our great md worthy pastor, Dr. Frederick rr?.. feri .?i?i :: J i ?' ?? HiU?.rUtHH M'llllHOll, UK'H?CUMIU?111 I 1-11 i is, sttlectloff W8 text: "The Batth h the Lord'* and He will. give yoi > our hands." 1 Sam.. 17:47 verst ubject, "The Lord's Battle. Th< Sermon was a strong gospel message ' ' i?-^tetieaL and' full of/thai dtnpllcity which enubled each ope t< ;ee and understand it with ease. It ' ainly brought strength and enouragement to our hearts and lifted is up to the mountains of Qod vmfrc re could feel the quickening "power J]_ 11 is love. Sevt ral visitors were resent and -enjoyed with us this a cut service, and rich gospel messAt" 11:'!)() 1'. M. the funeral servic f Ivory Povore wlu> died last We dr csday evening in Miami, Florida, ,as held at our chti'rch ufjter the renering-of sweot music by our great ln)i.r, Scripture lesson and pray by ur pasfor; ho delivered the sermon or the sad oeawdon. Te-xt^?I These dore than twelve hundred people cere present. The sermon was delivred with such ppwer^ until the eonTf<ration could not HoTd their peace ...? ....... ti,n Hill \> til I II1C1I YV.IHTU IIIC ?">CI * non was over there was hardly a dr> tye in the church. Our pastor ha? i national reputation and is one o1 he strongest preachers in all this ountry, " At 4:00 P M? City Union Servicevere held at our church, A larg< rowd. was present. After a ? few hooscn remarks by Df. E. H. j Her )ert, Pastor of Macedonia* Baptist Church, and President of the Union: ve presented l)r, W; Marion Thompt ion. Pastor of Mt. Pisgah A, M. E ^bu'eh, the spoakef of the evening Tr. Thompson selected for his text torn.- 1:10: subje;ctf''"The Power ol he Gospel." lie delivered a great >ernion. Ji. V. I'. U. met at 5:00 o'clock con I acted by the President Mr. C. S Stevens. A large crowd of younc leople were present, and seemed tc ,'H* ?*-on. n*ved' the-to^ne. ? ??? ?Ad?ttigiU?prayer, gory Oft' wp< HW iucted by Deacon D. S. Santlerse af. :er which the choir marched to staiu tinging "Holy, Holy, Holy, our pas Lor delivered another strong- serinoi L?-(,in t litj ?)ihjnct, "(jor] jn n storp]' Mrs. Mary Riley, one of our mem jcrs who has been sick for quite a while was present at this service R'e were glad to see back in the hous< >t tne i.ovh ana to.know she 4s recu perating rapidly, Mrs. McGhee, is stil lick at her home in-Sodom. The pastor will.deliver a special sei mun Sunday morning Nov. 16th a 11 :.'50 A. M. from the subject "Thre< Fires" The public is cordially invit L*d' to attend our services. J? AIR WOLD DOTS. A Correction In a former issue of the "Leader' we stated that some preserved frui brought to us by Mrs. M. .Bv Wilkin ion, came from Greenville, S. C., we E>eg pardon for making such a mis take. The' fruit was_. sent fron SOarf*"'1- ~S, CTT^from Mrs. S. K Lowe and Miss Evelyn Jackson. Mrs. Thelma B. Hildebrand am tier litt'n son, Henrv J. Jr.. were wel omi'd vis'to,-_-~jit Fair . Wold. ?The} uwhtrFridav night - ' r $at nrday with'usi Mrs. F. G. Baumgard nor her dear mother and our-deai Supt. We were very proud to hav< them and, invite them to come agaii They!. a^cwplcome. Mr? r^-Hoyt, Mrs. S. M. Scugg and Mrs. J. T. Bouknight of the Wo men' Society of the Lutheran Churc! (white) were welcomed visitors a Fair V'' ' Saturday evenm- The, brought some quilts, scraps, needle* and thread. We thank them for thei visit and appreciate their contribu tion and hope thev will come niraiin Dr. and Mrs. Green and children o Good Samaritan Hospital were sur prising visitors at Fair Wold Sunday evening. .Dr. and Mrs. Green gav< us vpry interesting talks;. Dr. Greet snokc On imnroi'ioH""' M? " mis, UR'l'll spoke of a promise and fulfilling tin promise yo'u make. We were 'ven Kind to have them with us. We hop< they will come again noon. Miss M7 M. Mossie and Misses (1 *nd Trannie Blakely Were welcomet visitors at Fair Wold, Sunday even JOJK.XheX -_vyer_C jdst...i)V-tin>e u hear our league, service. Miss Mossie #ave us a very impressive talk which will 'he long re me in he re. I hy all of us. They are all always welWMTtti " ? ' v -r-ii kkdL i *? \ ' 4 ' ' * | -r? ? ^ n ! Wp thank Bethel A. M. E,A. C. E. r. L. of Colirtnbia, S. C., .through the - 1 courtesy of' Mrs. S. E. Collins, very t- much for the League Literature giVi, I en us. We shall profit greatly by it e and hope that Bethel's League will a~~eome to us In the near future. Sunday was pleasantly and profi - lably spent by all the inmates of Fair . Wold. We 'enjoyed our Sunday y School Leson and were greatly., bene0 fited i>y both Sunday School and League. e ? ?- ?. '?: -j. ' ST. GEORGE NEWS After being ill -for a week your re1 porfer is convalescent. I want' to thank my many friends , for the kindness shown me during j my, serious illness. ? Mrs. C. C. Marshal ami her son D, Marshal, motored to ""Augusta, Ga., . last Friday. ? Mr. and Mrs. Walter Berry and Mr. . Pinckney Aijtens of Clemso'ntown, Pa. 1 have .returned., after .spending..some f time with Mrs. Berry's and Mr Aiken's mother. Mrs. S: Aiken. I Mr. Joe Bowman, Mrs. Lqtly Stepj, hen. ^sevelt, Windham and Deacon G. W. Windham," attended the McBran"v> '" 'ucational - Union at Branchvijlle, Sunday. u Messrs w line ileyward and Harold . Ileyward, Att"Glover,- and Mr. David . day. Mr. Iva Hutson, Miss Bessie B. , ? i Miss Mary Green W?*H . Miss Eliabeth Moultrie, Mr, Alexan i dor Stephen, Mr. Josh Moultrie, at> ended the^McBranch Educational U> uibn at Branch ville, Sunday. > Miss Willie Mae Simmons and Miss Mattie Brown,returned home i . fueesday afternoon after spending a ; w.eelj .visit Withh Mr nd Mrs. Joe Bowijian. I The "Odds and Eiubdi-^wa* at the ^tj-George Hi Monday pie-lit. Rev. L. W. Jenkins preat-hed a'~ 'Good Hope Baptis Church. Sunday night. Rev. E. I,. Wyns preach.d at Bethel _ -A. M. K. Chinch. SumluSLJiigld. VOTICB! All news .tor .this column will be" printed if given \o the reporter* on Monday. Please help the reporter , by giving him your news-each week - PUBLIC SCHOOL NEWS - w SAXON SCHOOL A Party of Fun t ' On the afternoon of Friday, Octo* bw24th the Saxon School enjoyed to 1 the fullest extent a Pre-Halloween Party. All hour and a half found ; >ach teacher and her class having 1 such fun as '"Halloween .spirit alone can excite.. HOOKER WASHINGTON HIGH Booker-" Washington opened its "loors-=rsn September 11 to a record breaking throng of pupils. Since then the enrolment has increased and at the close of the_seventh_week we l havp 570 ^pupils. Our school aims to send for^.h well equipped boys and girls. To achieve . this aim, we have organized a pror gram whereby .we attempt to develop > the pupils~~mentally, physically and noi'iallyy:?? *? ? ? - To secure a more varied program . of mental development we have add1 ducted by Deacon D. S. Sanders, af. course^ in Mathematics and. Horticul! ture? ' Mr. Stallworth's football team . speaks for itself.-To see the boyys in . action is to see the best team in-the South play. Mr. -Stallworth has pror dueed some genuine football players r -who- know the valU6 of dleah Sfrortsj manship, fair Rlay, and team work. So in the physical world as well as in the others the Capital City ortTTe ^ Palmetto State leads. Too much , credit cannot be given the coach and *. his winning team. ' *"\In compliance with the social needs 'f the school and the community, . lubs have been organized through"" >ut the various grades of the high school. We have a "Civics Club which is under the supervision of Mrs. C. ' D. Saxon; a Crown and Scepter1" club t directed by Mis's T. E. Thomas; an Airuetic club sponsored by, Mr. Stallworth; a Go to College club sponsored . by Miss M. R. Saxon; a Mechanical v Drawing Club guided by Mr. M. A. Entzmlnger. .. Every Monday we have a Junior j Assembly Program. On Wednesday, 10th and 11th, the grades have their * assembly programs. / , A f( ; Sport Mod, . Will Bt g;v, Jones Chapel 4, fjl 5at. Night N, v ? At 9:00 o'clock corner 5 i Buy your Tickets Now! ' following places: ; Itevr J. C. Huntef, 1300 ] Rev. P.'Ferguson, 721 La YV. M. Gaskin. 711 Main Si Mrs. Bertha Foggy, Colon i . Julius White. 2321 Senate ?T. jY. Lyles, 1700 Tobacco ? Joe Bool ware, Kendalltow TICKEl j. ^ -? 'jt ^ ^ * Saturday, Nov. 15, 1930 ! "Last week at our Junior Assembly period it was our pleasure to hear !our supervisor, Mr. C. A. Johnson, speak. He succeeded in instilling in - I the beginners the aim of a high - school education. BOOKER WASHINGTON HKI<;HT? ^ . . j At our regular teachers meeting we exchanged ideas gained from our | summer work which we hope will Tprove nelpiul. in our winter's work. .Our principal, Mrs. M. E. Dunmore, I presents new ideas and ^suggestions at each meeting and we go from them feeling that it was good for us to be there. We hop.e to- have our Supervisor * with us at our next meeting to bring Us the inspiration and help which he i gives at all times. , \ Honor Roll First Grade-*?Kathryn Killingsworth, Third Grade?Sarah Lee Goodwin. Fourth Grade?Ruth Shepard, Henry Hamilton. - Sixth Grade?Earl Shepard, Bessie Dubard," Beatficy BeltW. HOWARD SCHOOL -very much because our room was beautifully decorated for Halloween. * We hung black cats, witches, owls, (and jac-o-lanterns around in the room ?_ also-pasted some tm~the windows. Annie-Porter brought a pumpkin to school and Lexie Durham rut. it ?n to show features of a human face. We had .stories and interesting talks about our strange friends. Our teacher - told us about the Fair and _what~to toatr for on Friday. We discussed the game and other pretty i things we saw the year before. We worked hard apd tried, tr. cover the ? : wholp week's work because we were" 1 to be away two days. On our sand dable we have worked out the story of "The Three Pigs." One group brought straw and another group * sticks v^lth which to build the houses. .The pig* "were made of cardboard and colored. We had lots of funand like the story very much. The past week was a i very short week and a very busy ohtyhut wP enjoyed It. Grade 1 and Advanced 1, ..... - Ruth L. Bynumv? ? The -Advanced First grade pupils are taking. delight in getting the . sand table ready - for Thanksgiving. , using as our project, "Our First .Thanksgiving." I Teacher (to first grade pupil): Er. nest, this is the way to make the can- ~ ital letter E. Ernest: I can make it now Miss Vincent. It's three (3) turned back^ WaTtfs. Third "L" has enjoyed dramatizing j Epaminondas and The Barber of Bag- " I dad very much. They are now mak- \ ling plans for a Puppet Show at an I eariy date, using both stories. Dr. R. S. Wilkinson, president of South Carolina State College contributed $25.00 to the beautification of grounds. Miss M. C. James, secreta?*y to the president at the same in^siitution contributed $2.0fr. A letter -from Dr. Wilkinson states^ thab the coll('go?4-is always willing to help "us with ahvlproi^ct that we attempt?ta^ put over. j Throufrh an oversight Miss Pen4' ' ' vis' name one of olir new teach< was'left out of last weeks news. M * Pendarvis comes from Claflin ? lege at Orangeburg, S. C. - . . j-?-Tim Horticulture class; supervision of Mr. Peter Lane^ n1?..r breaking ground to begin l^nt\ng grass and flowers. We hope. se(. ? * lu ' o. i,iiHinn KK't'n in a iew nay? Mem-, hers of the class are Walter ^f|Hgn. Herman Ray, Alfred Wnnrt ^ ton Herbert, Frank Javis, D$\Val ker, Roht. Ash*Vrd, Elliott fjaylor". MArion Williams. James?jLcuUum, txtfrfield Singleton and Wr gfaam. ~ IViyWhers 1 ol Ihe class wisf thank Dr. Wilkinson for his li*^ra\ contribution. ' ~7 . " r Christmas 1 WeJ^vean ex* I cellen^ Section of I I ^"e^latest^ oAfl^igns- I SeSnd in your oraeF^? (now, ^^ 4 3RD el Roadster I en Away By M._7ion Church | ov. 29, 1930 ' nriter & Blos&om Streets Tin. * * ,v>*ets can be secured at the Blossom Street. turel Street. ^ . , r"' J trwt - ?? r,~ ial Heights _ ~. I Street -J Street ...... v..j - r-.' J rs 50g .r r m ^nVriSatri i'i'i"n 1H1M1 I * - ~ ? J