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PAGE TWO 2^7 THE ,(Oe GMFA: L. ? k PHILl * ? MasonicJL^rand Communication T^' Colored GrandLodge of Free ( and Accepted Masons held here this week was pronounced as being the best (.ever held ~ih this jumsdictonJ The large attendance on the part of representatives and masonic members, proved that Masonry in this jurisdic lion is- not- only alivj. but making o home lodges and lodges that allow inclined to get in arrears in their home lodges and lodges that alllow - ? themselves 'to get--4?- -bad?standingwith the grand lodge. ar?, making the mistake of their lives. The out look for this grand old order, and for Masonry in South Carolina were never brighter than they-,are today. It is purely nonsense 'for?Negroes to be j always trying to, get out of" organizer-1 such- and these only that they can show Kveather they are capable of self soyornment. * '""p~ Worshipful Grand Master-? Hon. J. I. Washington who was reelected Most Worshipful Grand Mas tor of this jurisdiction is indeed a safe and fcflne. leadeP. He has the greatest reject of all the, members ? of....the Grand Lodtre. They have im? tplieit confidence in his ability to lea<| them. He is certainty a fine presd-" injf- officer. Cool .and ^deliberate in. all of his rulintrs and decisions and there can be nbthinjr less than the dawning of a brighter day.for Free " arid Accepted Masonrv in this state ~ witn s-i. h a leader as "T. T. Washington Grand Officers Fleeted V Dr. R. Shaw Wilkinson. Deputy Grand MasteMs" one of the niost popular end cultured citizens of our race. . "Nothing has done "more To encoura^eNeeroes he respected and law ahidinpr than his wonderful lectures -? and addresses. Mr. S. A. Moore. Senior Grand Warden is a hi>?h class citizen and churchman. He is in fine circumstance's at homo and makes a number 1. presiding" /officer. Rev." J. T. Harris, succeeds Mr. C. H. Dannelly as Junior I;rand Waviien. Every member of the Grand Lodge regret ted to give up brother, Dann'el ?- 1y and- was sorry~Uiat Tie resigned the position of his own.free will-and accord. Dr. I. D. Davis. .Grand Treasurer is ? * une of 'tin1?most?respected TTTtTTtsTt Ts"" in South Carol inAi?irr-espeet ivcly of denomination. Prof. C. A. T.awsoti. Grand Set;re-, tary represents the culture of our race .group. He is indeed a christian" ' giTrtleman. : ? " = Other Grand OfTlc'ers r Messrs- N. E. Lewis'. Assistant. (J. S.j'W. X, Rosh?rough.-G. T..i W. A. Jackson. G. XT.: ?1 1. J. XTcf'"ttrie. S. G. IP X. J. Kenno dr. .J. G. 1)7: A. B. Point; X G. S.t J. " 11. Shiimale". (\. P.; Ht~B. Jtiitlm. G-j" "t.t x b. Lewte. r. r. f. r.t Di-rwr' t.. XX nil. S. S.; an/1 lieV. H..rr-ftntrler G. C. PistiTet Poouty Grand Master: 1st District. B. B. Enrlo; 2n.d T. IT. Best: hid. William Davis; Ath. B. B. Dannelly; 5th. -T. S. Dickson: - -fi'th., S. ,T. Poinsette. Floor Leaders . / Prof. T. T...)Puckett of Benedict T*ol ' ? lege,- is a real expert when it comes to discussing i-.siio.s Thcv say .while . HTh* Grand Master is the authority ; f<ir law in th<? GrandMiodge, Duckettl isA-'the1 english exponent. The Rev. I II. H. Butler. of Hartsville must be recordedj^yith Prof. S. T.. Finley Of Chester, rnever fails and [Brother Wadf. Hampton of-Union is the "bear! ??cat1' m?the-- sate. Brother?J. -EL t Lewie, has church, state and frater-J nal laws at his'command. The Odd j .Fellows Grand Master, McCottrie, is ( a power in fraternal circles and Bro-1 ther Josiah Moore <tf Greenwood 1 knows as . tlx- hoys sKjys his "stuff": - Hon. .1. S. " Rtanback, Grand Royal Hiirh Priest is truly a Moses when) '-it~cbmcs~to leading- out-of-pru^tremtrf . situations in the Grand fommunicar' tion. Grand lecturer. RosbofouglT has'the workings of .the Grand Lodge,. at fingers end. , A . A Pathetic Story. Nothing was more heart rending and excruciating than the incident ? related' by Mrs. I.izzio Pierson, of Chicago at a special session of the [ ~ Gmn<bCnmmunica4km-uP the murder ? ing, of her .husband. Mr. K. P. Pier son at a small town in ScotshhrgTj Ind. .She is a sister of Mrs. \\*. E. MrMahan?u??Columbia Roth Mrs Pierson and her hushand were formeF" lv of this state.. Mr. Piersnn "was "ttTr-TnntTtnr~7Ff-nrrnrtof the Baptist Publication Depart- { ments. And itl is thought that he j was killed because KTs investigation j of the financial affairs was about to ( ovrtoge some grave irregularities. But < Flersnn^ moved the Grand Lodge to ( tears when?rhr?related the:?brutal .1 incident. It really doesn't seem that ; _j_ such could Tttfpfpen in a christian civi- ] ligation. She told of how she had to '?-- *' . "" ?% . th SB THE NEW RIDER 4lw r ? ^Ttg V ELLIS I -~^rh he guarded by police protection in at- ! tending her husband's funeral and pi how her home hi d to be protected by" at olfice's of the law. She said that B; I she-was threatened to be hilled too, 0. because it was thought that she knew M something of the business matter in I. which her husband "was trying bo 0 straighten out. She said she had c\ spent eleven thousand dollars c n the p [ease already and wben*lt comes up M j for trial in Jatiary li'Ul she is to have j M ptlweo? thousand dollars more.-, A col- , F. lection of fifty dollars was tafyen for M her by the (Iraml Lodge. Say what.Q you will hut'this is Jin jjwful crime. H And if the criminals escapes all of te the earthly courts they will not es- f] I cape the courts of Almighty God. ^ te M Our Whereabouts - i .... --IJ-.?. i so On last Sunday wt. were on the Eastern Circuit with the Rev. L. D. Gamble, A.B.. and had a most won- hs derftrh time-. ThisisaehargO where the members love their "pastor. Bro- be ther Gamble is a prepared minister 'n and an exeilent preacher, lie is sur- L rounded hy ? host of good officers and ?t members few of Whom are Brothers: I. J. Jeter. W. S. Sims, W.d?, Johnson T. Berry Jeter. , Frank Gxegory.M Sims, J.-jH. Itichards, L. W. Walker, C: if? teTTT Alfonso Johnson,.* Joseph Walker. A. D. Curington, David Jeter A. R. Curinprton, Beverlene Jeter. p, Berry Curinprton.. K. 1>. Henderson, t, Henry CilIiard. R. D. Henderson. Sis- 1'' teC Sallie Jeter. .Mae Johnson. Free man and Texana Sims." Mag-gfi1- Cur- j. inprton. ('. Isom. Ed. Jeter and many others that we shall mention in these bf ntlumttiv in another writing.. = This wec*k-end wiH find us at Winnshoro and on the St. John Cir-.. cuit. We will preach at Bethlehem ^>{ for Rev. E. A. Atchison Sunday morn 7>a ing and at Waymaw Chapel for Rev. Itr Tas. R. Johnson. Jr.. .Sunday evening. k( Let tht> members pray for an out j" no u ring of the Holy Spirit. "Let us advance on our knees." ni< m ^ to (; R K E N WOOD N JEW S ! y tw ; viS Many t'rioiiib regret <h-.t Mr- Wm. S. Williams is sick. Hope that' he will soon recover. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holmes spent pr the week end with their parents Mr. ,1: and Mrs Jack Williams. u Mrs. Ella Stewart was the guest of her daughter. Mrs, Jessie Wijliams to r+rf5?? ? V...O nviA. r^Vt ^ The many friends of Mrs.- Geissio Billiard will Ik* sorry to know that she underwent an operation. She is improving fine at thi> writitut..' _J ~^^TT's7 TTattie H"arris has heerT"quite _Ly sick liut is much heller at this wrtl ?r_ de: in*. - ' of ~ 7 3S ST. .MATTHEWS NIvWS. , ; ou -? . (jr) A meeting flf much interest was had Monday evening. Dec. 8, at 3:30 o'clock at the Hindi School building.. w'a Prof. Ford' after outlining ffie work "wa of a Parent-Teacher Association}- the hodv then went into organization of.. officers: Mrs.*' ('. C. Heriimingway. Pres.; Mrs. A hi}(. B. Stack, V. Pres.; t0~ Mrs. Fannie M. (linyard, Sec.; Mrs. an I.'icilf flfni- Si--' s}'-- * - '* * ........ ni'i'i.; .>1 l'S. L,Ottie "t? Hamilton, Treas. Tho Resolution, ami By-I-aws Committee composed of the following named members: Mr. m( Georgy Johnson. Chr.; Mr. Elliott Th Gleaton, \V. X. Williams, .Tames Cok- ta> er, .J. W. Staley, Mrs. Dianah Bartlley Mrs. .T. A. Ford. It means so much for an associa- Ed tion of it:> kind to be in every School. ~ta, The names of the following parents Ge and teachers who attended the meet- ce ing: Mrs. Georgiana Robinson, Mrs. Fnnrrre-Hnrhy, Mrs. Rebecca Ginyard fG1 Mrs. Virtell Waddy, Mrs. Celie Brown lor Mrs. SajliV Mint/., Mrs. Aniie Hamil- ca^ t<>n. Mrs. Irilee Holm&n, Mrs. Evelvn mC Johnson, It. i. Baud Mitchell, Mr. Fd.1^ .foncs, Prof. J. A. Ford, Prof^ E. C. ^ Warloy, Prof. .J. W. Staley, Miss ft. be L. DoLornttr, Miss T. Kirvin, Miss git N\ K. Harris, Miss I. Barber, Miss M. V. Gist, Mrs. Daisy I,. Ginyard, Mrs. M. Jrmes, Mrs. I). V. Coker, Mrs. L. Moultrie. Mrs. V. G-. , >Summers,+for M rs. G. C; HemminK\ivay, Mrs. Hallie ma V. Whaley. After the fleeting at the school hous,. a .jolly bunoh wont?? up to the beautiful home of Mrs. V. ? G. Summers, where the members of Bethel AT M. E. ("hurch (rave a surprise for Rev. and Mrs. Jackson; before leavintr for their new home. fJreenwood, S. C. Thp home was4eenrated with poinsetta and holly. We ?njoyed ourselves listening awhile to !l,p Tffdvr Pv. n,-..Warh-y|-<f ?ame in with a great shout-and every Sody was surprised and then he made ^ i presentation speech and presented Rev. and Mrs. Jackson with a box containing many useful articles from ' ? J ' - i \ < : v V . THE PAlvME , ' . > * e members of Hhe church. Mrs ckson responded in fitting words rs. Moultrie, then led the sonj Ihine." Messrs Coker; and Ginyard, sang i ictt; after which we were scrvve* licken salad, cocoa, and cake. The following named persons wefi ese_nt at the surprise party: Prof id Mrs. E. C. Warley, Rev. and Mrs athea, Mrs. Hallie Q. \Vhaley, Mrs C. Henimingway, Mrs. M. Moultrii rs. V. .Waddy, Mrs* D. Bartley, Mis: Barber,'Alxa^Jtl. Robinson, Mrs. H wens, Mrs. M. Bartley, Mrs. D. V :>ker. Miss Jan'" War ley,-- Mffc- F arby, Prof, and Mrs. J. A. Ford rs. M. Jones, Mrs. Irilee Holman rs. Gray, Mrs. D. L. Ginyard, Mrs Ginyard, Mrs. A. McLa Moore isseB T. Kirvin. X. lieLorrne, M. V ist. N. Harris. I. Barber. Mrs. Amir ampton. Miss Maude- 'Harley, Mas r Milton Ginyard, Little MyrtU lompson, .Miss porothy Coker, Mas r Odoni Coker, Mrs, If. B. Murph rs. Minnie Shuller," Mrs. Lucy Gol n. Mrs. - Eugenia Taylor. Mrs. Recca Ginyard, Mrs. George Johnson Mrs. James Whaley is home aftei iving spent two weeks in ChUVtesn. S. C.. on the account of illness of r sister. She brought the follow g persons home with her: MVs. E 'hilips. Miss Dorothy Reeder and her#.-? LITTLE KOeK NEWS Sunday Nov. 23, Rev. C. F. Worlev, eached a soul stirring sermon at he. Mt. Pleasant Baptist ChuVch. om St. Mark 15th' chap. 14 verse; ib.iect, "Wliv. what ovTT hath h.* me?". Principal O. E. Glover ami culty worshipped with them. Rev. Worlev was the dinner guest Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ware. Pmnapal , and AMrs. Glover wore. 11, the loeaV. trustee. . . . The .Agriculture Clasftes of Little >ck High School had tneir reorganition of the N. F. S. C., with the folding candidates for president^ Jas. irtioiids, Frank Edmond John Leach W. Kennk; Frank Edmond was e:ted and J. W. Kenny, Vice-Pres.; oodrow McClaim, Sec.; James Edmake an electorial speech. Stomp oi' llx- new happening, month calendar, program for 5 years and o years respectively with and acilory committee as follows: Messrs B. Blackwell, W. Johnon, A. J. ;n the program. The school had 'a Thanksgiving ogram with Rev. E. Gordon preseju iking the main speech nn "Thanklness to God." . j Rev. Gordon will soon he jcuirnying the M. K. Airuivl Conference of the "M. K. Annua". Conference of rich we"Tlope for"-hLCo^TUwIi. ~".... 7 SALUDA NEWS. Thanksgving service was held at ? ?.l /v ?-* rtGT" VATWTT1 LKIlclIL DUjJU^l t IlUii. Il UII^ MIC iC^C* jh?The meeting was called to orr at 1:30 o'clock by the president Pulpit Aid Society, Mrs. M. J iriieL. "After _a~ few remarks;?s+w esentedthe speaker of th6 hOuf *. Thos. L. Logan,'"Sr., who brought t some historical facts in his ad2ss, which everybody enjoyed. A ,v remarks were made by Miss t;. ?togan, - who?is now teach ing at Igefield. An interesting progtram is rendered at the Saluda RoseniTa school on the same?evening, iich proved to be excellent train? given pupils by Misses Lela Hnsoii and Susie-D: Corley? toncheV-s ie teachers of the school were proud have such a large crowd present, d with smiles; they said: "Come ain." Th(> Union was held at Lockhart ,ptist church on Saturday, and Sun y, of which R&v.- M. D. Mobley, is iderator and Mr. V. Clark, clerk, e Sunday school lesson was ably Jghf~by" Mr~Henry Butler, under<er, and reviewed Joy Mr. Thos. L, gan, Jr. We were proud to have visitors Mrs. Lettie Kimball of igefield and Mr. Coleman of AugusGa. Misses Ruby Graham and orgia Mason were present and reved a neat) sum of money on anal drive of Bettis Academy. When in town and wish a place rest, meals and beautifying self We are proud to say they are 1 at Gary's Cafe and beauty parking along nicely. Mr. Fred Butler, who has been on k list for quite awhile" "has mr= 5ved wonderfully and is expected t out in a few days. We are indeed iff Mr. Moses Graham is able to on the job after undergoing an oration. We wish to thank Messrs. E. W. nkins, John H. Daniel and Logan their orders for personal Christis cards; also our new subscribers THE LEADER, Mr. Charlie Gary. Use ChriGtm?: W Vii*4,7 X I'-amaralivsyt k. . *: :*&f -- - Do Most Of Ymir rading With Our Ad^rtisers. ** ? ???? k ^ * . ? . . ' ' * '* ''T"~ TTO LEADER . * CHESTER PARAGRAPHS y The Chapel at' Brainerd -Jnstitui ' was well filled on Saturday night ft a physical * education "Demonstmtic a by some of-ttHT students of the Hil ^ side Park High School of Durham, T C. Folk dances, acrobatic stunts, s los, choruses and inarches made u ? the program, which' was Under-"IT direction of Miss Louise Martin, ii , structor of Physical Education-in tl above school. Tli? program whie ' was full .of variety jind spice w; e thoroughly enjoyed. Miss Ijohi.se s the- youngest -daughter of Presidei ,-:8t0d Mrs. J. D. Martin of Brainci Institute. The first meeting of tlie?GheVtt ~ County Teachers' Association will t ? held at Finley Hi Saturday mor.niip , Dec. 13. .The instructors are as. fo lows: English, Miss Dewey McDowe Geography} Mrs. Bessie B. Douglas: History. Miss Min"'e -L?Bradforc ~ PrihiaTy, Miss "FanhTe B7 "Cas"seTl i- School Management, Rev. VV. L. Ba> . ter; Prof. S. L. Finley, President an , Mrs. Ella Watson, Sec'y.; have sen notices to all teachers urging them t attend this, arid the other four megl -ings which will be held, Jan. 10, Fel - 7, Mar. 7, and April 11, 1031. The Teachers' Lit,cr^iy ^ Clubv Mis [ their. etforts added 26 new * the Library of Finley Hi School. Th members asked friends at home an f away for a donation of a book. Th 7 response^was^ immediate ainl pleat rng. Book week is still open and se\ J eral more books are promised. Th sponded. . Packed to capacity was Mt. CyttV Baptist Church, Sundnv afternoon fo the funeraLservices^ of Mr. Dan Dua is who died suddenly last Tuesday i Atlanta, while sitting in the home c ~ a "friend,"chaffing. Mrs. Davis haster ed to Atlanta upon receipt of th news, and returned with the.body Fr day. ^Mr. Davis had been in the set vice of the ^ \. L. Co. for more tha . most?highly respected citizens an number"'1 8" friends both white an colored by the hundreds. Rev. F. L Sims, preached the seFmonr~ He wa buried with honors by Overcom " Lodge, K. uf P. of which he was " member. The body" which lay in i dark gray brocaded velvet couch witl extension silver handles was latere, in Gethsemane Graveyard, lie leave a wife Mrs. Rebecca Davis, a daugh ter Mrs. Virginia* Hickrembottom, i grand child, little Rubie Hickrembot torn, one brother and other relative" The death of Mr. Davis was a (lis tinet shock to all, and deepest sym - pathy is~ extended the bereaved fami ty. i lie norai offerings came fron fnr and near and were beautiful an. varied in design. -Mrs. K. Istan "was Undertaker. Tlie following out 7>f tnwn person, _ we re ..here?Sunday fur thy f TP Vera 1 d " Mr. Dan uavis: Mr. and Mrs. Car - -penter. Mrs. Sit?raves, Mr. and Mr. Dean, Mr. and Mrs.. Moffat, Mi (bareback, Prof. Brown, from Monroi N. C., Mrs. Hatton and son, Mr. Ha gan; Mr. Henderson, Mr. Wilson, Mi Fuller, from Abbeville, S. C.; Sir. air "Mrs, J.JVance, Mr. and Mrs. K. Vam.: Mrs.- Simmons, .Sirs.-A dams, -frov; - Gastonia,- N.'O.; Mr. and Mrs. I Temp hill, Mrs. Shepherd, Atlanta, Ga.: Mr Jingles, Manchester, Mass^j *Miv Dav is, Syracuse, N. Y. On the sick list are: Mrs- Chanel ^ S Stiinbae-fepPi ,1 ** Ml--r Dr. W. G. Walls, Mr. A; H. Howard J. C. Channel. Rev. F. I). Sims/ Prof r a;,t,( r l SECOND ANNUAL MEETING Of THE THIRD DIST. OF THE E \S TURN STAR CHAPTER. On Thanksgiving morning, matr . the* town of Clover, where an all da. meeting was held comprising tie : Chapters of thcThii-J?District. Tin 1 good neonle of Clover had made atii , pie preparation for the' entertain i merit of the visitors, and with Maj? nolia-Ghapter No. 141, of Clover, a. / hostess, every courtesy Was showi i those nresent. The meeting was hel in the spacious Masonic Hall, and wa; presided over by Mrs. Emma James of Chester. After <levotiohst report, were made from the various Chapter. , Committees were apnointed, and tin business of the dav followed-the h . tiful ritualistic opening. The wel - come address'was made by Mrs. Liz zie L. Pegrilm, of Clover and was re sponded to nv'Mre I ''"in - Golden-Anchor Chapter, No. 100.Dis trict"Royal Matron Emma James made her annual address. The ad dresses of these three ladies wen to th point, well delivered and enjoy ed by the hGarers. Mr, J. S. Stan back, Patron of Qui'en Bathshcb; Chapter, No. 7 of Chester nfnl C?-an< --High Pt'lesTof Royal Arcli Masonsr_uJ South Carolina made a very forcefu and practical speech, in which he con plimented the membership for thwork alreadv done, and urced them t< continue emulating the beautiful live of the heroines of O. E. S. He pai? a glowing tribute of respect-to <>ui Grand Royal Matron, Mrs. R. H. Wal ton^jif Columbia, who said he hol4 her own, and is able to cope with ora tors, whether men or women, any where and further emphasized the faetr-that-in her,- the O. K. S,- had a urged all of the Chapters to interest wonderful unci progressive leader..He Heroines of Jericho. For severe?1 hours, there was considerable Round ful. The officers were elected as fol lows: Mrs. F.mma James, District R M.; Mrs, C. M.^Finley, Dist. . Asso -MfltTWi. MrT W. ?, Curler. Hist. \l i\ Mr. Prince Rilev^Diat- Asso. Patron, - Mr*. Lizzie IVgrun, Bond., Mis: f'?T pers, Asso. Cond.; Miss Connie Me Ilwafn, Sec.; Mrs. M. V. Davis, Treas urea; Mnj * nna 4^-Stewckrt, Truth; Mrs. Lizzie Pegram, Faith; Mrs. Liz. t - . . m r* ? - - - 1 - - _ ' y. I ' r - . [qjrajHizrEfzrzrHJHJBi^^ ^JrGhurcbPews, ?! I1 > School ,p i Qj Latere stock of school e<P 5 lanburg and Sumter so as ,t< ''! 3 We also manufacture a i,s!Jg Church Pew and are in a p '*1 G? acc lint for, you. It is ejasy (I g payment plan. 5 We have one of the most TT with resources <ef ovjlt !>75 . |3 business with us. "if Nu-IdeaDesk 1 Sumter, S. ?j I Spartanb S liararararejHJEjara/araareisizraJlj d H HEAR? J ^ | George S ^4" ? ' ?mm ~~0hallenge To t\ ALLEN UNIVERS ; SUNDAY, DI ~s~\" \ ^ ij | A Feature of the Lecture will I j .Mr. Schuyler, lie will answer ) , after'the Lecture. All Student >s | 't'ollejrr and Hooker Washington ej to he present. 4 A-l-LMISHlUX-t -??iluclen.ls_J II | t j Auspices of the \Vaverley ii | l\ ~ T ' " I zio W * Wisdom; Mrs. Frankie 1 J Walker. Charity; Mrs. Kula Blake, j'llerahi; .Mrs; Mary Jackson, Marshal : in tlu1 Kast: Mr. Frank Adams. Ma 1/| sha| in the West; Mr. W. A. Cornwell 1 i Warden: Mr. MeGill, Sentinel; Mrs. Anpj^tt.O-J1 -dorilnn. Organist.?The j presentation from thy?Chapters of 1 his (listrift -V-JMMWtil'ul dinner wa. H served down . tnirn. .mil this uas n .nother jov of Thanksgiving Day. At night, all winded their ways across ' the street to the school house, where the chapel was packed awaiting the J night's program. This exercise was ' I presided over hy-Mr. Prince Riley, iif j- lan k Hill, ami consisted of papers v rL.y Mrs^-Mallie V.?Uuvis. vMrs. Eula 1 'Blake. <rf Rxu-k HiH; .Mrs. Nina Tate";" ' of.(Mover Mrs. (\ M. Kinlcy, of Ches iter. The program was-. intersperced , . v. it hi niusic which was played by Mrs. vntiolte Gordon, of Groat Kails. Mrs. 1 . I'. II. Walton. Grand" Koya! Matron ' , 11T' >WTTn I ^ t'.'H'OlM -i i.i Ik,i- Mhrnmlr h 1 made a spePch. thai1* hold tho attention It tf all. She urged young men and \vo. men to' prepare themselves for life'sf virk, aii|l ielne ni h"tl parntvU U> ".tram vlieir chiidn n wisely?she touch , < tl on the unemployment situation. .. pid cited many reasons why we i should he thankful, and at the same ' time try to. make others happy, She mid not Tail T' 7~viiiiiiend the Star lor -t-Urnir?a^eau';inlhM.meats and rentinded , t tiu'in to niis\tintiv-arming for a larger > j stalled by Mr. McDill. .The meeting ' dosed with the-very best reiifcmbraii'? I '"I" oi'?I in''1 h .S'h'h?OorliitaliOV??>f'--thf {(Mover members to' n.i-ot again next jT11anksgivThjT~l>ay at Vnrk, S-..C- " i | Til AXKSGIYING AT FAIUWOI.l). i J . Dear Editor: ? 71 Please give us a little space in your 1 j w ideiy read paper to thank our pa, Irons and friends for their kind and . loving interest shown in us during the past week: Thanksgiving was . j indeed a gala affair for the inmates _ | o-1* , V,\ . 1.ieyed it.supoila lively. We were .remembered with fruits, - vegetables, groceries of every description, canned fruits and vegetables, chickens and even towels from ^ the 'following sources: Helping Hand I I <"'liih, H-n-lsvill?| I.>i'i.?i.l??nI Mw A P .-ell; The A. W. '('. riub, Pee IVee | District; Mrs. A. N. McFarlin, Presi? , dontr Mrs. C. Anderson, Secretary;" The Moving Star Club, Greer; The !KJuh at Florence; The Club at TlnmI berg, of which the President of the ; Federation. Mrs. Menafee and also .' Mrs. McMillan, Secretary of the Fed jelation seem to be lea<Ters;The SunI <Vlin^ P.lnH r,f ? TVfv-o r> 1 | A. McMillan. .President; The" Culture , | Clnh. Fast?Hnd?Club and?Waverley . School V Columbia; Cajyce Graded I School of Cayco; 2nd Calvary Bap-1 Utist church. Columbia and Mr. J. M.I 1 Maxwell, the firucor, Oran^cbury, all vied with "each other in sending1 and , Cil t 1 lOOT'f'l^- <? Wivea Alliance, of Charleston one bag tfweet potatoes and four boKes groj. ceries,?For all we mortt?heartily --thank von friends and club members. - "f-WLMI Ju,. P. M'J.IWLM'LtJ , - : _1 -? " ' " . . ,i ; - < Saturday, December 13, 1930jzjgmziHJZJziHizrdJEigj^jEra^jziBja^ ^ * , 131 , School Desks, |. Supplies II iipment and supplies in Spar- ISI 5 give QUICK service. Isl i in? excellent medium priced ?j osition to carry a part of the g| to seat youc church with our |E l It" I >,000.00. You will like to do Inj Ibl ?\ 6 Seating Co. | ?Main Office ?~ gL * t j and Factory |g| >urg, 5. C. Jar * __ zjaiafEJUHJHrajaiHraiaiaiafEJgiHfefgrfBl : . , .. I , . Schuyler ON? ' ( * Negro Youth- ??ITY AUDITORIUM SC. 14?4 P. M. l>e the answering of Questions by any question of whatever nature ts of Allen University, Benedict High School are especially Invited AduUr-gsg-I a m ?i . If we have left off any names of clubs, please pardon us as we have all of whom we have a record. jens is an inspiration to behold. We tec ted from night prowlers who gave ?? us a visit hint- niirht tnd hnppod ?* - few.?We trust we shall be able to rai.se quite, a brood from - what you ?1 friends have given us. 1 The meeting of the Federation held here last Saturday was quite a. stimulant to our work and we havP taken j new courage to go.. .on...1 with this' j work. We have had one. wore girl--^ - - , added to our number from Greer, S. ?~ C.. a very nice child of 14' summers. !She is herP for protection, not crime houi f)rh'ftiT?7s nnwirttt! guud. ?... j Too much credit' cannot be given j to rrof. ,J. W. Sawyer and" Mrs. Mir-?~ liam McMillan, pf-ineipal and teacher iin the Cayce Graded School for the j parts th.ev nlaved jp hoping ns to ? ... I entertain our guests. Mrs. Vincent deserves the greatest praise for the excellent program which was so well rendered. The young people from Booker Washington Hi, Columbia, . rendered an. excellent 'playlet entitled "Christmas Carols." They covovort Hi am cot f ^ tt rl ?it ...^....^..*.0 xiui ?ve an were enthused" and elated over the * . outcome?of . Thanksgiving?day and we pray that God will give you all four-fold for what you have given us. Public School Notes. Superintendent A. C. Flora has announced the following appropriations for Library purposes this year: Booker Washington School _ $150.00 Wnverlcy School i 100.00 iHoward School ---- 75.00 Saxon. School __ " -V_?35.00? ? Bo kcr Wash, IJts. School __ 35.00 Benedict School ^ 2>5.00 T.eevy School 25.00 Tiidgewood School - 25.00 Standing of the schools with re- . gard to Subjects passed and failed. . ,v Vt rBBROq :?;? Booker Washirierton Heights 97.5 RTdpowomt r -- '?-- 96.0 Howard 93.0 Saxon _ - - - 92.0 Waverloy _i 1 * . 9CT.0 Renedict 88.0 Booker Washington 86.0 Leevy 84.0 ^Record of .Attendance. Benedict , < 98.5 Saxon 97.0 Bunker Washington 96.7 Ridpewood 95.9 . Waverley . 95.9 T o?t>.r yn.o . Rooker Washington Heights __ 93.1 Record of ( orporal Punishments. J Waverley . 4 Boftlfflu Waahiw^aw ffwgfcta"' II ~ URidsrewood 1 jlkmul'iil' ,_.T ' 0 1 T.cevy i:. 0 Howard -^ 0 " \ * I Booker Washinprton _ 0 Saxon - 0 w " ' t " _ v ?