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? ..." ft*' # r-?" PAGE TWG ~ - - THE "OLD GRAY" AN ?- . .? E.TUIITP ... ' * ' I Piedmont Conference It The closing pf the abuVe Pon'Jer6ncts in Greenwood last Sunday completed . thu Six AfrieaiC Methodist Conferen-' M ? - in South Carolina-, .presided over by Bishop" Uevurdy 0. Hansom,- who left lor Louisiana last Monday morn ' ing to open his: tirst conference in that state at .Monroe, November ~'k The bishop has immortnli/.ed himself ' through his Wollderl'ul senitons tend ? IflUUt leoTnres. iif this Stalo Lo; ajj * times to1 eome. Thetnvs a bishop his c' fair dealings .and impartial, .rulings V makes hint, one, of the best bishops " our ebuivh has 'ever pipdmed. .Mi'.d ' Linma S. Hartsom, wife nf the bishop )' is truly a blessing to the Palmetto." Stated She__is one" ty vibhur South " Carolina is well plejfsed. , . ? 7?7 Changes?? , . ^ tinned as presiding old it and. sent to ( ' i' V the pastorate ol' the Bailey Bethel j l';V""it which i.-. Mle Cl '.ho best appointments in the state; Key. Minis j = ?has a.wonder1'ul tutu re. ' iir?pusses -f a.uppst pleasing . personality arid has s ?? -a. good education;theiel''Tie >he~rhmyh 4 can use such a man to il groat. advantage. To my mind the church > made a blunder in its dealings with v this young', man to make a presiding.'J elder of a man who had nWbeeh in . the ministry but, four years including j ?'. his Tare.er as'exorter and local preach v . e|;. And who had not postered' even ?; l| n first class circuit or station for the n . .. space of ont. year .-was a blunder that | would have proven fatal had not His- \ hop Ransom corrected it. The - ac - ' ?trtms'?of . the .conference?iti . dealing -p with. Brother Minis . will'.no \jubt bo i ??-the?means?of his?being?not.: only?a- ? presiding elder in hi*' church but gen-' the ministry one must matriculate-in the. school of experience or else he will eventually fall fiat up the. mad; ]( No getting around; it. The Rev. M. 1 CI. Williams was. also 'removed as-pre- '; iUli 11 n 1,11 " >' ' ''! t 1.1 I i ! I. 1 1 i - ' ? , and made the pastor of Mt. I'i-gah b ,5tatu>nv?CJreeinfopd. In this 'case it v seg-111s that the interest of thafcluirch .> demanded just the kind of service t l)r. Williams is Able to render, ' lle'is | one of. the-best pastors nf the 'Connection. In fact he will get tali'uo>: .my <| not"iii.'-the cliuVcii's machin'-. '. e * - ... . ? New I'.' K.'s and Castor-. 1 ?' 111'. J. H. yi.llth. I'. I'.-1. ,.t Cm A!. ' beville District is one of the best pre pared men of tire- ('onferoiu'o JudgTiTg j . fi0111-every angle.' Thi-iv 1.- m.i, then ? least--'doubt as to iiTs ' making good. i.n Dr. Sam Nave is known Ihrmighout! . . ' * the entile church. He f< one of the . be.'.I?pica cite is?ui+d?li11?1?re v. 0 have. He will make a great .piesid-. ing elder. Pvosidjiur 1" 1?I? r~ i lary" is 4 the old reliablile. lie i~ ;i,. true as 'steel and is otic of the greatest lead* pis of the ehuiTlr; Western Chape! is ( to be congratulated on having Dr. J..' M. Jackson as its pastor.- lb- is. a gicut gospel preaene.r church builder . 1 " 'nnd noble louder. ' : ': ,;h ,-r.Vi now and see Her g.o over t Ik- . i"ip. " | Sermons and Addresses - | ..' 1 'the annual senium by I>r. Sam -Nance was a. ina^r-piyev. iUb!'~rho'-l .missionary sermon-by the Ib v. T. II. __ Ad.li-on. [}. ]>., was ,H' nyi ii 'inc,- i;cr ' ?? T4IU?' nvth.it' fit(r|vtTtrrT^'^^'-^T^'Y?Ttf'CT himself on educational night. Dr. E. 11. C'oit, did not' only' carry! the conference] hut" the entire city on Missionary evening, Thy people" say he must go up higher. Th,> ordina? tion sermon was -in -a clas*?to itself? Everybody wants bishop jjtnnspm to preavh such sermons in every "church sustained his great reputation in his ui?South Carolina.?fir 1- A -> .... i4, mnrTtmp* ? ? thePh?git^D?<htres*i and Dr. T. J. .M itespa-pped thp .climax in his speech ^lietrire the-eonference Frwfhy moriiing - " The Assignments \? Greenwood district: 1'. M. Gary, presiding* elder; Weston Chapel sta \.i -n ttrrtf ??i. xj. w imams;t jinton, 'IV II. Addison; Cofcesbury, \V. M. * Thompson; .Promised i. and. K. D. Diljicwond; Greenwood circuit. G. T. Shel.tpn; Guldville, G. W. Bradley:?Hodtfes,? J. \V. Martin; Ninety Six, JrW. Shaw 'Mountville, C. G. Glover; Popular and Mount Pisgah, M. Massey; Antioch and Mount Vernon, A. P. U. Lindsav; Ren no, W. A. Harris; Troy, W. I,. Devlin; New Zion Mission. I). W. Jon os: Waterloo, D._S. Suher; Dyson, and ""* ; ' Mount Lebanon, W. S. Hawthorne; White Hall, I. It. Reynolds. Abbeville district: .1. B. Smith; presiding. eltder; Abbeville station, P. S. Mo'sloy; Grace, W. I). Xash;Abbevillo circuit, W. T. Harris; Bradley, A. C. ? East; McCormick, J. VV.. Douglas; Warrenton, B. A. Dykes; St.. Mary, J. S W Hoipfi-; Mount, ('armel. J. A. Burch; Browns, J. H. Burns; Calhoun. Falls, J, C. Dolman; .Bailey Bethel, I \V. S. Minis; Cedar Grove, \V. D. i Rook; CypBess CHapelrJ. K. Vans; St. John's .J. C. t'CoavamSt- Pawl's S. P. Reynolds; Pleasant Grove, S. M. Thomas. (ircenvihe districtTFam X'aTfCGT Prosiding elder; Greenville Station,. A." Cry !'ti>?Y>T< v. ffinI>iTiionrTiV. TTTTawUmU' Laurens, (I. H._White; Due West; E.F Johnson; Pendleton, G. B. Brown.' Greenvillo circuit, W. X. Curry; Flat Rock, W. E. White; Mount C'armel, |' B. J. Ramsey; Donalds and^ Ware Shoals, s. J. Cowan; Bolton :t?id Pdn-y ver, V. A. Janerette; .Piedmont, J. Br, Do Most? Of Your j 'r' Trading With Our Ad-1 . "7"~ _ " ???????II l[M D THE NEW RIDER | EL LIS" ' Town; LownsVille, I*. E. Ely; Founun Inn ami Double Springs, II. Stodard; Bethlehem mission, T. R. Rob-' ison; WoodrufF, W. B. Williams;' i'alh'it o(ifove. J. D. Boyd. Our \\ hereabouts r ' _ 4 Tliis week t'lul will lind us with the ',i v. W. L. .Johnson, at Carlisle* Aunav morning and evening. We will unduet .the- Inisinews of. the conferoni> at ~ Paradise < Hrtl rtdr,- Satu rday af?i ,'rnoon, preach there Sunday morn\ir and preach at ('ar)isles Sunday early rounds anil \vt. askkl'tl that the lumbers- pray for ah out pouring' 1' the Holy Sjgrit. "Let us advance n our knees.'" j The following remembers the Lead! FT. 1 .ewis ,"EV D. Maids Jv C. Quarles Juarles, J. .C. James, K'. C. Anderson i. S. Lawrence, W. M.-T. MurrAv. South -Carolina Conference: Revs. Vm.isbon. K H. Beard, YT ITrTurlU* ILr U A I ' *i~-* * < , ...... i-n?KMni-s unu?i-roi. ^. trr diunklut; Northeast QoCnferehce: ; A. V, Spears, L. L. Jackson, T). ). Doughty, i). L. Coe, T. Green,, 'entral Conference: Kevs. Rl. J. sumpter, 1.. H. Do/.ier, H. H. Haynes, Williams; Piedmont Conference: tevs. A.. C. Sumpter, G. H. White, tarn Nance, B. ,J. Ramsey, C. G. Glov iv J. K. Vans;* Mrs.'. M. J. Coaxum, .ml Mr. W.'K. Harper. If any name law been omitted and you do not yet our paper, write the Palmetto Leadr Company," l.'UQ Assembly St., Colimhia, S. ( and my attention wiTT >e Called to it. ? 1 ? ?li . The" st talents and faculty of Voor"ees were highly entertained Monday iylyt,' Nov,. 17th with a recital by b me. Florence Cole-Talbert. The ntri "t in11 i'c'stine from eyinnihy .to end. Her rich soprao oi'cu assisted by hor accompanist, iliss. CoviivKton, both of them coming: o us from Texas,'was a real treat, '.v.erybody efijoyed the pros:'am. , The Aniericad Church Institute uintet. with Principal Tilanton. in ha rye, appeared in concert In Wilninyton, N. in. the St. James Fiscop.il church under- the direction -L?Lb?V\l.?LL?Milton.?wlio?in uoden aKiny to raise 10,000 to apply on thip iris' industrial ^hiding at the Vcmrmos school, the said building. to ho i amotf "Nrrrth Carolina Rui tiling.*' I'his is to liej one of the units of four atildiiies to ho put here with the .'(Hi.mm that th,. school is now in nni ess of raising? l:ir>,00<) being alroaIv in hand. .Mr. A. lJ. Watson and Mr. A'' 1. lost ids. members of this quintet pent tho ntght at V.odrheos previous o their gorner ;'t;o Wilmington, X. C. This quintet, in the persons of Prin ipnl ?>. C. niaiitmi. Mi. S. C. 1'S'hoF; Ml. 1-or C lPiinoi.ll oil llm.m (v-}>?nir-tire workers" ai' A'ooi'hoes, Mr, A. D. Watson and Mr. Arthur I? Unstick, workers at Fort Valley, has been traveling in the interest of the American Church Institute--forv-N-euroes.'. a chain, of nine schools represented therein, since 1H2G, beginning ilXtw .Orleans. : .?_? T.k-vcn-1 net tin1 1U 1 in field squad a few days ago at .Voorbees." Roth teams had heratdt'd "the fact that they would win. The last ImTf?of?the game was played aftei sun down, due to the fact that the utlicials got stuck in. th,. mud-on..The way from Augusta. The result wa> a loss to Voorhees by a scope of J 31 "2 in fiivoi' of Si.Vif.fir.1.1 A e^,.. -i _ ... ....... wk . v.mmkiu, rV icw tllt\ r previous lo , this^i Yoorhces had heh ihu stronjr squad of H{times of Augqfe ta to a 2-0 score in favor of Haines Kveryhody expected Yoorhces to beat SchoJield, hut the best laid_,pkius_^il n;iee and men : ? Recent" vistors to the school have bceni. I->r. and .Mrs. llenrv.Dillard ol Philadelphia. Mrs. Dillard being a Uu?'te(. 4 f the school was impressee and promised to Come again; Mrs 1*1. A. Hunt, wife of Prof, Hunt ol Fort Valley and Mrs. Addie Hunting ton made a (lying trip to Voorhees glad to welcome them here. Principal' HI an ton spoke at the Farmers' Fair, Penn School on " St Helena Island on Friday, Nov. 21st and reports a very successful Fail hold :?t thot tiino Thn nvhiV.it? Vw says were io every way above re nrrrjich'. It was the 26th anniversarj of the Fair, and 25 years a pro-Br in Riant on was the vice-president of the Fair/hem^ preside nt the nexr-yeRr-21 years' a^ro. He was muob inter ested, therefore; to be called back < make the annual address at this time. , . ? (TIKSTKR PARAGRAPHS. Rev. \V. L. MtCullouffh has return ed to the.citv after a year spent ii rdatesvLllQ, Pa. The following out-of-town teacher: Eire spend intr Than-kstpTving at?thei respective homes: Misses Annie Gar rick. Ottie (irwni^-Xlnhim|ua-; .Albu Daisy .1. Batch, Union; Miss- Apno: Williams, Greenwood; Mtxs Wilmi Smith, Gaffney, Miss Dewey McI)ow ,11. Union. Miss, Loraine Harris wil 'spend the time with friends in Mon iTTi-<T will jro to CToTumhia, as' the tt-uest of Miss Annie CJarribk. A little daughter was born to Mrs Julia' Baurii McDonald on Tuesday Mother and baby are doing well. ?The home of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac pletely destroyed, by fire, Fridaj morning. 7 . Master Floyd ~TVfllkpr went t( ' ? 1 -- ^1 t . *" ' ' Q* I - .. - THE PALMET Greenwood Monday, on*.business for his father. A vefy large crowd was at Finley lli School on Monday night for the Turkey Contest. The-??sembly room was arranged with various booths, Carnival fashion, and many amusing games were enjoyed, after which, the' contestants made their reports as follows: Ruth Crosby _ _L_ 1.50 Lela Brice ^ _^TTT:~?1T.39 Rachel Rainey 2.28 Beulah Mcintosh __ 3.25 i Helen Beckham '-. . I-------' ? 7.30 Rlith Reed - 4.f>0 fch'rnife Arnold .... .. T.? 7.00 X'haiue Pratt ... 8.50 Sarah McCullough ' 2.43 | l.illian Walker _ ??fj l.Ot) ' Sr.rah ^ I-2Q-j A lice W right .1.00 I Flector Hull 3.28 i Emma White Ijjuth Cammoh - -. Anna Stewart -C- H00 | Ella ?McI,urkin ' 1.00 -Miscellaneous. - -- - -- - - --- 8.83 l . ^ ? ; - Total ... , --- ---^ 70.08 The first pftzeTa turkey, was |!m+ tc Leila TTi up; the 2nd, a henrUr-Cho-_ nic Pratt? and the third, a dollar, to Helen Beckham. This contest was pdfc-on two weeks afio by MiSj. Awna. win) is in charge of the <;irls' Progressive Club. The result of this drive is indeed pleasing to^thi entire school. ' Mrs. C. M. Finley, Grayd Rpval Associate 'Matron, of S. C., spent Thanksgiving Day in Clover, at the Eastern Star District meeting. Mrs. Florence Funderburk, Miss Weils, and Mr. Babridge motored over from Lancaster, Sunday evening, and spent, a pleasant hour or so as guests of Miss Mabel Sumter. Mrs. Martha Parrott, who has been to Pittsburgh, Penn.,? for the past year, is expected to arrive here Sun"dav morning. *._ . . Mr. Daniel Williams plans to return to his studies at& Benedict Colon ThaftkBgrivtagr-DayT-Mr.-W+l-H liams has been at home for several weeks because of sihuk trouble. !' * ? IK MO NEW ST. Sunday being a beautiful day many were seen on their way to Young's Tlmpi'l' ilmioh?to?fi(,v Tf, E Vance with a smile. The entire community feels very grateful to have Kev. Vance l'os- pastor-. His excellent services on Sunday left an everlast|ing impression on all that were present. Dean Boulware, Mrs. Baulware and Mr. Jantes Hall *of Harbison college worshipped with us Sunday. 'Macedonia Baptist Sunday ""School is ill progressing with Mr. Crawford as superintendent. We were" very proud to -have Messrs. -Hasten Boulware, .lames Harry Good, Mat thews atut William Brown -ot narbi'siim College to. ;visit the school last. Sunday; also Misses Janie Burgess' and Maude Lorick oJL_Young Chapel. We'hope they will come Again. ?1 ; Mrs. J. S. Bradford has bopn on the sick list for several weeks. We hope for her a .speedy recovery. Mr. J. H. Boozer delightfully entertained quite a few friends with a ~piirty last Friday night aL home. Evi i 11"'di?wm very jolly and said nt pyenlnir was well spent. MtS$" Thtdma Price of CHapm was the pleasant week-end guest of Mis# T. Boozer. - Correction. ?"Miss_ Prudence Paris is .not the lurcher at Providence school, Chapin, Miss Thomasina Boozer is the _lcacher in the said school, p" >lin i Pni'iu - Pina * Grove and Miss Prudence Paris is at Hopewell. ..Messrs. Hiram Eorick and J. h. Boozer motored to Chapin' Sunday afternoon to carry Miss Boozer hack ' -to her work. Ml'LLINS NEWS. I - ? The mass meeting, which was held . in the school auditorium last"Monday t was a success. Quite a few patrons r of the city and visitors along with the members of the faculty were pres 1 out. All the pattons had something f to sa\- and said they were willing to i help the church in any respect. Mrs. 1 1. H. Alston, wife of Rev. I. H.'Als * ton made, an inspiring talk. r On Friday night, Nov. 28th, the - patrons and ^faculty of the cityr are ; planning on(f. organizing a Parent - Teachor.sLAssociation.^^re are planning on making thin one of the big gest organizations in the city. ; The Chitterling_ supper given on last Thursday night was a success. The?Bingo party held in the auditor1. ium Was the fun of the evening. Tlv. senior high class entertained 7 the triSstees and their wives on last * week! The trustees, claimed ^the big? gest thing of the evening jvas the delicious repast. I *i The high school enrollment is still 1 increasing. The enrollment has ' reached f>00. i The faculty members of "Oldfield ' school" are planning an entertaiftment for the members, friends and students of their community with a chicken supper, Friday evening. ~ 5 "i The Mullins Tigers are planning 1 on playing the Georgetown Gaitors Turkey T)ay. This promises to hi * the" biggest, game of the^eason. A 1large crowd is expected out, as quite " a few friends of this town are planHrvtgarron .makinur .the ..trim ;. The hoys of the Agriculture class * are kept busy beautifyihg the lawns, " around the community. 1 rni r^li ?_* a ii t *1 1 * i imks ot tnis city are' pianmiiK in giving their Annual Adversary % ditorium. Come and meet your (friends. I LWe do Job Printing of all kinds. . . v f % rp LEADER . NEWBERRY NEWS 01 ( : ' :?' - . . * MondayJevening Nov. 17,-Rev. J. C. ' McClellan, called the boards together and lined out his year's " program. | 1*1 is plans wore accepted without any i criticisms. Everyone is looking forward-to a successful year with such N. 1 a great leader. * l)ni [ Rev. Jl C. McClellan,- preached two an< 'tuong sermons Sunday morning, and Sunday nignl to.very large audiences CON We. are proud to say that the Dray- an" ton Mfi' is now an accredited high hoi .school. The eleventh grade has booh added and the. outlook for tin- future dai is indeed bright. ! '>a The playlet given by. the little ones no< a few weeks ago was well received ? ' especially the little .Rythmic Orchcs, dea bra front the K,iiidorgprdHii, but the yh. intermediate grades say just> listen w'il in to the Harmonica Bynd which will ] ha< make its ttliliu) "appearance-?t?n fun Thrniksjjpvipg day.??-? ?? ; j by 1 .aue an olfieiul yisit to the schoor t f-??n 1 hew dajaago and among others ihing 'the ["stated t+rnrthe buildings and ground* 1 in of Drayton Hi aie among the best I R01 kept in the -stater ? ?We were also visited by a reprcen- ' vot tative committee from ,11c TTt Annual Conl'renec . The speaker.; of This committee. Dr. I.eroon of llim | University and Mrs. U'lH'il of Allan -- ta, Ga., made highly instructive as well as? entertaining talks. An (interesting program was rendered pn ArmistleeJDay~by'~tlte teaili-? ers for the entertainment and?in?*?1 struction of the students. t.,,i The Athletic Association is plan- ,Hl| ning big things. Watch out for them!" p|i ? Pa NINETY SIX NEWS gi\ It will be sad news to the many P<>* relatives and friends of little Miss hot Velma Goodman to know that she is oei seriously indisposed at this writing hei Velma is the daughter of. Brother E. of J. Goodman;' ? v 1 ?Mrs;?Emma?Nance,?a consistaivt- ye; member of the' Mt. Pleasant. A. M.E. ere "Church was called froln labor to re rat ward on Sunday, Nov. 221, after a lor->- ihc illness. She bore her sickness with Sail patience. She leaves t\\'j> daughters and a host of sorrowing friends to mourn her loss. . ? Ninety Six was' well represented -it the 'inv'^rl-- rrmfercne which mot I" at Greenwood in Western Chapel! A. M. E. Church. Among the attend- , ; ance we might mention the follow- mn in": Prof, and Mrs. E. ^ Johnson. Rev. and Mrs. A. S. Stevens, Mr. and 'V Mrs. J. H. Fletcher and others too numerous to mention. They reported a successful session. Services at Trinity M. E. Church | Sunday Nov^_23 >vas a record breaker Wu Rev. R. R. Williams was at his. best [both day and night and as such man/. t.| 1 hearts-v~:oiced. Rev, Williams wi'.l* iH)> sooh leave for annual conference it is .r, i I tfiV earnest request of both Baptist I j and Methodist old and young, while ;m and colored that he return to us' for -p], another vear, because wo see in the : near future great accomplishments ^ in store lor Trinjt*' under his leader- c]u ship, assisted by his faithful choiris- jj() tcr, Brother G. W. Burton. jt... Mt. ZiOn Church can well boast of r(>, fur"-' ' ' full ouoto of teachers to the public for this ensuing year -atwf-atH* ntatinnud ^ . flic- Jullowimr, ^ places: Prof. (T. F.Goode, and. Mrs? ,j. gj,,.?u' ~ Zion * Graded School. Mrs. S. Waller Martin, at Mt. .)u Pisgah; Mrs. Ella Dean Carroll, at Mt. Olive; Mrsi?Ella-Sherrod Goode, at Cambridge Mrs. M. V. Martin 11 or I ris, at Burn*1"'"" Mrs. EtVie Rob' tnsoainson of .Johnston; Mrs. Mattio. n -U?V.Tnhher Tl MHULV MX -HI" ?L \ Miss Bonnie Dean at Eeesville, lli. . i Miss Richie S. Dean, Salem; .Miss ^ , Georgia A. Dean Marshall, Chapel; j-r( ; Miss'Berdie L. Dean at Antioch Miss e.. Alger Dean, at Mt. Lebsnon; Prof. S. ' , P. Dean at Columbia, N. C,, Hi. Prof _gR. B. Dean, at Maxton, N. C., Pi; tjv Mrs. -.Marguerite Dean licdisli, at re, Camden Hi; Mrs. Ozella Martin Rob- ^0] inson, at Wil.iamston Iti* Mrs. I.ela "Waller Goldson, at Newberry Emma Waller, Peterson at Green q?j wood Graded with the following al- jk ready on the field and others in .ilnu different colleges she is bound her part in -blotting out illiteracy. (WESTMINSTER NEWS n%l th ? " - . Cf j The .weather is very cold in this sectioh at resent. Ci j Mrs. Maybe] Moss,-died at her home pu in Harrisburg, Pa. Funeral services ~Vi i were conducted here by Rev. II. I,.' to Davis, Pastor of John Weslev M. K. Church, assisted by the President, ar Mrs. Edna Lathan and members of ' the "W. M. W. A. Society. Mrs."Mdss was an active member of John W'es- ley M. E. Church. A member of the W, M. W. A. and \Vas loved" by her , many friends. Surviving relatives ' are husband and two sons, 'fnullici, and three sisters and one brother. au J Mr. and Mrs. - William Dovle and Ai I their two daughters Miss Annie B. Pi and Mrs. Mattie Williams and Mr. . t Rteave Green Were visitors here Sur,- ho day. To i Mrs. Mattie Richerson of Atlanta, B< |Ga., was in town Sunday. ' A1 I Miss Florence M. Davis is visiting Sc in Elton. Ga. _ ^ I-. Mrs. Nl attic Jones was sornTiistj Hi burned earlv Monday morning. T?? ... ? M ri-ve :.i The Jamestowrt Graded School in M Berkeley County: of which Prof. B. in J. Jones,-is Prinei^l cooperated with I the Williamsburg' 'County Fair in ar i Kinggtree. . ]Hi The Home Economics Department A with Miss Melba F. Jordan as in- pi structor received first prize for all is of the school of Berkeley County and pr a close second for the entire Fair. The v Agricultural Department un- ruder the instruction of Prof. William M. Seymore, received several first and second prizes. * ] Ci * ? - * r ' r ~ ? . I BIT.UARY OF |IRW JOHN H.'k (ONES, WHO PASSED AWAY d N MT. VfiKNON, N. Y. 1. lu Mr. John H, Jones, was born in w ^ksorrvtiks Fla.r May 1G, 1901; died ^3 v. 12, 1930 in M$. Vernon Hospital, di Y. He was stricken with double O eumonia at his home on Nov. 9th, :1 was carried at once to the Mt. ,S1 rnon Hospital but was unable to re> ei :er. John was a devotee! husband :1 son-in-law He was united in C y matrimony to Katie M. Dark ins, < "* c. 1 1. 1929. Miss, parkins is a C lyhtcr of Mr.' and" Mrs* JMoses IV et rkins. formerly of Aiken. S. 0., ixi a living in Hayside, N. Y; ni Mr. Jones was conscious of his tl ith. aild told his wife and friends r? il were" around- him, that lie was? lm? and-ready (o die. beeatiscilind-ti 1 pre|ffired a place for him. The ii ieral of Mr. Jones was officiated ptist Church. Ml. Vernon," N. Y. -Saturday, Nov If), after which _tj remains of. the, body was interred A the Beeehwuod L ComoU'rv of New hvlle. N? V. . ' . t( Jo-loaves. to anouru-Mns Joss, a-dp- d: ed mid loving wife a -sister, and and friends. p ' ' W __pruucSchool xrws ? d< Hooker Washington Heights - .r, l ite special asseml^y v programs itinue to prove an incentive- ttr 01 actuality and perfect attendance. 01 e original playlet by Mrs. M. B. P1 ul was exceptionally good/and the icr plays likewise deserve mention " for several years" the pupils have . en Thanksgiving baskets to the * ' >r' and deserving of'the neighbor- t>; ul. Aliettdy mone.% and goodi- are,-4r :ig hi ought and we Tcei that many iris will be cheered by the prospect L'' a good Thanksgiving dinner. \ ^ The children look forward " each ui_tu their. Christmas tree and eX- 'v ise. Mrs. Hopkins' stage deco- jr Christmas season they are espce Ridgewood k!t!?'i'\vo??<r"lius an enrollment of. \ I pupils?.the largest in its history.- .. this? t. >-'v(? have 102 bovs and n o i. ? : The'.'hd, and 5th grades are plaug to have a "Name Social" Fri, evening. December 5. The mon- |' , raised will be used for beautifying j school grounds. . ' . j ,, I Howard School i K ,o\v? 1 children are happy and >\] rking hard to finish our Thanks- tl Trig project by "Tuesday. A fjPWTer hildt'en made turkeys, and fruit LeI vis. An Indian Village and Pil- j h ins scene, are worked out on .the j w id table. Several of the children | el .* studying recitations for . our ti ankseiving program. n J and (? grade pupils met November oi ; and fornied a Better - English A, 1). with the following officers: Elbe 1' wntan, President; Evelyn Dantz \, Vice President; Leon Gary,-Sec- oi ary; Miss Viola Washington, Counb or.' The aim of the club shall be 1 u ; improvement of the speech oT~ e: mfriiibe'rij. at hontOc-Ht .sehool, on -k playgrounds and elsewhere. . b A poster committee shall be apinted by the club members each ti nh, the following persons are on tl ? -committee?for November : Edgar } mppelltv Sarah Mae Williams, Dan-J a Walker, Helen Bright and Celia 2 jdson. * ' * r i-e Hicrh?2 nunils had a- delightful ti ik? observing1 book week, Nov. 17-22 ) number of the pupils-brought books k >m the PhylR's Wheatley Library. I u veral of the,. pupils were able to | < ul some of the stories to the class. j \ x?ure -lending us story books for a o whole'class." Most of the child- 1 n are eager to . learn their pieces I? the Thanksgiving program. 1 Howard School pupils are planning y - make --the- "Old-- Folks" ? happy-j? lanksgiving morning by giving ] p em gifts from the Howard -SchooH"E indent b.ody. . . J ? Tickets are now being sold for the i a 'oal Contest" to be held at the \ hooi Monday flight. Dec. Kth, at Sly dock. Buy a ticket from one ofJa e pupils .oiid try to win the Ton of o >al. > We are planning for a Christmas ( mlatu. Monday night, Dec. 22. The t ipils are being trained by Misses s nci'iit. Fi'as'u'i iiiuf H. A. Washing- ~t * t Watch the boys and girls of How " (I School. ??? J ' YIJJCNDALK NEWS , ( , The teachers of Allendale Co. met? ( tturduy,?Nov.?5&h?at?the?nehoola' (fitorium to!" organize the Teachers' \t <sociation for the year 14)30-31. ll incipal Benj. Hael, presiding. Afer hrief .devotional exercises the J >nsc was opened for business. The ? 1 lowing officers were elected: Prof. "f Tn.i. Hazel, President; Prof. Edw. if ntn, tin; i res,; lvirs. c. li. Callahan 8 c,; M iss Essie Trapp, Treas.; Mrs. I j Rebecca Williams, Chaplift; Miss ^ '>T6Thy~ l^ft-linrdRPTi. Chairman Pro ~ am Committee; with her assistants isBcs Evelyn Daniels, Ruth-.Thomp^ _ it, -WifHe Melver, Mrs. Ida Allen ra. V, .Mili'addwn, ChuiMwan r>f the >eial Committee,'"with her assistants . isses -Givens, Rosa C. Fennell, Core Lewis; Annie Lmt Johnson. The President stressed the purpose ul' aim of the Association asking _ e cooperation of ajl county teachers very interesting program has been anned for the next meeting and. it ^ hoped that a large group will he esent." Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ford, teachsof A. ,T. _?L spenttha waak-amt ' ith relatives in Barnwell, S. C;??h Dr. P. A. Callahan, of New York I. ity, was the gest of Mr. and Mrs. 11 , ^ Saturday November 29, 1930. dw. Gardner. Visiting ~his grandaughter, Bern ice and daughter-in w, Mrs. L. G. Callahan. Mr. Robt. Butler, df Barnwell, S. C., as a pleasant visitor at the home of ^ [r. and Sirs. John H. Richardson, wing the week-end, afe the guest of leir daughter, Dorothy. Dr. 11. P. Pride of Florence, S. C., ? - ? )ent Sunday in the city as the guest : Miss Ruth Thompson. The ladies of Happy Home Baptfsfe? hureh, are plitting on "a program died "The Womeris' LfTort for our hurch." The entire service \vill be rnducWd bv females. A very specil address- will he given, "Negro Wolen of Achievement." It is hoped ' nit every female member will en- . >11 in the great rally for?>tir church.- . .Special-efforts are being put forth ^ > make this program one of t he most it'erestin" of its k/nd. Mr. and ,Airs. Gerard Anderson and >n. Gerard, Jr., of Marion, S. C., will huhI the week-end as the guest of " teir parents. Rev. and Mrs. C. L. nderson. T ~ ? / ?* Miss Kinia Andeison has returned > Raleigh. N ('., to resume her stu- ? ies in social service work. Miss nderson was called home to the Ted da nf her Mother, .Mrs,. J. Anderson, __ ho iu imn mining ' ' Mr. I.uther Golnhin, iuXumter iVsi?nt-; of the city but how tfviffg.in - > [mlison. N- .1 ;i nlimsnntiviaifm- in ' ** fit v. ; Dr. T. II. Best, and family of Onnrvburir. were-called to the bed side f their' mother?who has been critiilly ill" for tli past week. TKeWTlf- " - ?? r is" glad to repo?-t-that she is. iinroving. A large appreciative audience at>nded the Thanksgiving program at It, Tabor Baptist Church, Monday I'ening. Those who were present qwess tlun.selvs as being well en rtaincd. Mr. and Mrs. James Hazel of Aiki were pleasant visitors in the city ili'ihg TTTe week-end; . Mis. CJertrude Ford, Home Ecoamic Teachef in the County Trainig school is indisposed at thia writ? tg, her many friends are hoping for h- a speedy recovery*. -j FOl'XTAIN INN NEWS . Th .. i : 1..1. .c t> x_ : ? ri.. i uv.' iii\\ \_iuo ui ruuiium inn . igh School held its meeting on Fri- * iy evening with Miss Fannie Mae ayior as 1'resident. since iltt'l't1 Wil. ) special program prepared, misdlaneous one was rendered. This . ub is planning for great things. It composed of members of the 7tr. U'ocigh tiie litis grades. On Friday night there was a proram. rendered by Mrs. Barton and liss Bowiing including the third thin le sixth grades. All who were pres- W' it expreSsFTl themselves, as?havfrig ? ?, t joyed a..very, good program. We ad as pur visitors to the scho.ol last .eek ..the. following pcH^usTw. Duck It. from Greenville who spent the enre eyening visiting ' different class Wilis; Mr. E..C. Murray, Dist.. Mgi. I' N. t'. Mutual Life Insurance Co.. Uv-Jtobcrl Bow en, Librarian of the . " hillis Wheatley Branch of the Green ille Put die Library. He supplie 1 ?< ur school with quite a number of uok>?. The children, as well as'thi hvhvis appi'L'Ciatt' thorn to he high. st. Miss Bus key, who i? our schooi * itbi'Hi'iuHf hai'^trirttnly fftvpnTontysiti-n1''1 ooks lu the childroii for reading. We appreciate the kindness shovn i) u.s. by' our friends and we say to herd,. "vi.-it us more often/' Principal P. J. -Barton attended a* grieulturai miotic:* Thursday STov. 0 at Kuseley, S. v., he reports a wiyjiiiUT. ^I'ul inn-ling awl lilrMmi*. lb i. Rev. and Mrs. Barton, Misses Busey and Fair were- in Greenville Sat rduy on business. We have almost lompleVed our Industrial Building, t'e arc planning to have it finished nd equipped within a week's time. hi?\*or\<r stone was laid Sunday, . Jov, 2d. with a program preceedin". 'he ceremony, was performed by the Iason's: ' . ? ? An -extremely large crowd .-was - czZ resenf. We had.as our out-of-towrliests, Hoir. J. B. Kelton, State Agon'? f Negri) Schools, his'lieloved wife tid three other visitors' who came vit.h him from Columbia. County lupt. Whatlev. froyif' Greenville, was lso present. Prof. L. ,F. .Curry, Prin f St. Alban Training School, Mr.and Irs. 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