The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, December 20, 1930, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
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Saturday, December 20, liKiU.
ANDERSON SCHOOL NEWS a
Stnc<^TKe"~bpeninK flay of our school S
teachers as well us th,. students have S
been putting forth every effort to o
make this year/-vim'best.'.The stu- \
dents council under thi** leadership, of
Mr. Lucius Kobmson ik dnnTr^^voTy v
effective work. ... . *
The P. T. A. has held- several inter- ^
eating meetings- dnrtfr-r-thp school ^
tenn under the efficient" "rr^sident. {
Mrs. P. M. Cfibbes. At ;r:,r December | ^
meeting..wP were KufhTy" enfertnine.d ,,
with a Xmas proevam by t-hn?Tenth ?
Grade and a Nucoa dumnnrti t'.tion by'
Mrs. Cliff, who- vn- vepy-i's oiltu* the,!,
Nucoa Company. ,
The Choral Cluh. .which h:-.s he'en .,
, * in training under our . tlich-ut I'uusic {
teacher,. Mrs. W. N Mar'ou. for. a
short while is an a > t to the. >iMioul. *
and we hope to let v..u l.:u- fr.0111 "it
all alone esniminllv ti "
.> >>> i.i u,. ami
double quintette. . tl
Too much _ praise cannot' l?^ triven -l,+
the Foot jBell Squad for mn!:inet sur-hESplendid
record., t *; Lc a soil under ?
theft efficient CoaeTi, T. l;. Win'atiis'. "r
They hav ? played six ifnmes. winnine- n
three losilg {wo and tyiuV one. ! The '<
faculty, s ;udent bode npd nl' r ot ball
fans wish to congratulate-and thank 1
* " Coach Wuiia. ms f<-4* nuft.-itta' sueba|u
reeord with his teftm.
. The Anderson (?ounty Teachers "
Association held their Annua? lusti- o
? tute at the Heed Street Hb.fh Sehoal
of Anderson, S. Dee 1 'j-1The w
meetintr was a success in rvmy re- I\
spect. ' . . \
i The iiistitTffe Tt>y1 e i 1 ei 1?VVidTl"Toi'Trr^
__ *' with a program. conduci'-d hr Prof. ,i;
C. A. Johnson^ Chv ;Superv'isoi of \
Non-VO S'dlOf?l?* ('< ! * ?'. ; *?'. 1' ,.t
The institutional addie*-- delivered tl
by Prof. Geortre .SjmrlV'fofi. of Allen ?t
University v:as one"!? :;* .nspireff and di
was enjoyed by everyone. r.
Other speakers from the education- p
, al and ministerial world appeared on V)
thp program. ? w
The music furnished hv the schools
Was timedy and added to . thy beauty
of the evening.
= The institute waver -op^nmhSatur- ,
day morning 0:45 under tK,v supervis-ion
of Prof^C. A. Johnson.
The session was divided into three dc
wrnnnf, ? -1.-1- 1 It- 1 *-- * 1
u iiui'i ciimvlmruum! imsi I'uaors.
The Primary Group was- conducted--hi
' by Miss R. L. Alston. State College, *vt
The elementary yronn W?-iS'of. \v
Georee S. Singletop and the m'o'ip of ot
principals of tehchjng by. Prof. (\ A. re
Johnson. .
Round Table disc;:; m?i.f class B3
: room problems were led bv Prof. G. B<
A. Johnson. * at
At the close of the, session' -v deli- ,T(
cious dinner wa^- sor'ved in the Homo
Economics?Build-in e ?hy?Mi?s?F.loiso
Morrs, Instructor and -tudrMts which \Y
was enjoyed by all. St
Hoi.r.v in FT \ rw s
, <% . . ?
The IIollv Hill < I'ailed S. h.,,,1 'is
still on the upward jr.. h. The en
rollment increases each w.-k.
The Home Kcoih.io:? - I >ep:ut men: s
is progrossir- nicely.- Mis- Aiiil- r*
son with her thrift- w 1, ing girls- |)X
have been able to i-i-.e t'th-V v
"new dress" for th.-. b.-dilavs. . In sc
other words they pun1 t 1 pa-int and s;(
paintjed?the??Uia\ >F'^Uho-- . ^
made beautiful earia'tts for the. j^
windows. -Too niuih- - aiitv't J>e -aid j,,
about how rapidly <!- eir!.- at
learning umb-r the env! = "f Mi.-s .?
Andersoh7" * ?-???*-? w*
The Mothers' <'l"' I. km .in 1
~ new* life, ami em h v. u;i !.., ? In
' , increases slight!},Tee' Me* !i-as |?1
sisted some, in t*-uk?? r Dmwindow at
curtains.
Tho Moilie ? .TTTrrrr ?
completed their plan- fur .their Xiua
Dinner.- They ;n:e iihn.ning t" onk ,
some fancy cake-. in ha ye
already baked their fruit Aakes in the- *
H. E. Department. > y
On Tuesdav Tttfrhrt?1?n - mi u e ii.nl our
"Bingo Pane"' mi:';,- :i mmil at 01
' tended and plenty <>f fiur was had.
~~ "On" Wednesday a!:.:irtav
a days task was coin pleted, the members
of the faculty metered out to
the home of Mr. ami Airs. David da< - '
ques to a "Pro-Christmas'. Dinner;" 1
my whdt a feast, the nrc-u cun'dsted u
of the following: rice, cliklirti, gravy cf
boiled ham, turnip greens,- macaroni,
potato salad, bread, p<?;nl<> pa-. plain r<
and raisin cake, jeilu ami' orange F
? frappe, and colTpe. - . >L
f)h! how we ety.i??\e'| I..ma' to this ^
home! The dinner w:n prepared# t?y "r
their neice. Miss I D/ie .(.Jacques.. ?
She can really "strut" when it comes ^
to preparing a dinner. A.Irs, Jacques e(
is a mem her of th. I lolly Hill
Graded School fncuH-y. enjoy- ^
-w- ing this feast weue' I * ?TrT;~ ' 7
Roberts, Misses (), I J. I.ib.-n. ?.* ('.is- t*
sielin> Amiersou -'-^*1?M ; . -V.. Abnvy
Baker. n
Just after 'dinner Roberts
r1* 1 -if-i !""1 ^
?"wefifwija hunting t"ri v j*
Wednesday night there was an entertainment
at tlu' A. M. 11. .Manse '1J
in interest of Bethel A. M. K. Church ;l'
Miss 0, B. Lisbon, the faithful, energetic
church worker i busily en
gaged in practicing the young neopk ^
of Bethel A. M. 1*1. ('luirelt* for a f
Chritmas pto^Ntnn. Q
Misses* Anderson and Lisbon of the
Holly Hiir Gnufed SebonI l .icult\ arc u:
practicin" the Hi Sehool girls, soiii.* S(
of .the 6th grade an.l a few from the ei
beginners and aTT\ Tt ttrst grade..- M
fnr t Christ p'"" ~ie:1111 to be reii- ei
nf th*? school. ~
n?ln.r1s is i i il\ _ engaged In
at recess hours .coaching Ilie I, 5,
and 6, grades girls H i U? t Hall at the
rate they've started I'rof. Roberts
will soon have them in tine trim.
They'll be ready toYompete with any
basket ball team with in their class. t<
Mrs. K. IL 11 i'iiwd. motored to 1 R
Charleston on Wednesday ofr busr= "f"
%? Bunch drove for her. s h
,On Thursday night the Mothers'
Clab had a supper at the school aud C
itorium. Quite a large ei'owd and w
V?tC ' prOtrl'tlM wt f " '*t v
They are very much i pleased over -ft
their work and how they've getting ft
it---- ^ " . m?j. ij? ?.*?
\r
long with the club. '
- Mr*. -R. -ftr Brown; tjttlc Bernlco
imith, Mr. W. Roy Bunch and Mrs.
1. .Abbey Baker were evening guests
f Mr. and Mrs, Harris, and Mr, and
Irs. Graham of Four Holes. They
c ported . having spent the evening
cry pleasantly.
On Friday night. Frof Roberts and
is "Ag" Boys had a vncational ' Rabsupper,
quite a jolly tirpe.
Oh Saturday Mr. and Mrs. M. C.
qidersci.. Messrs Et^'ton Palmei.*
nn Dotry Palmer made a business
o7T~P.i1 vy~ F.T<~. e r~~fo7'<Tr~ a
tip to the "city by the sea:" Char
st on.
Frof. J.. P. Edwards and Mr. .Frank
ain, .Tr. motored to Charleston op
uesday evening for Vhe former's
ster: she is home with he* *>M?'tlier.
[i s.? Edith Edwards, she is here on
ccount of beinp- sick, and feel that
io chftngc will help her.We hope for
e* a speedy recovery.
We are glad to report that Mrs.
ntrfan .Johnson, is speedily recovered
"t-ve'ii he re""Tit?illness, and W?_
ry hoping that she'll continue to do
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AT.. TA I 1 T .. . . ~ 1 Xf?? ?
immii in in i?i >, iiiai ?
ane Anderson- is progressing nicely
'th their school
Mrs. James Montgomery hod a
Hin?co Pa?*?-'*" to her school on Wod"sdav
ni^ht.
Messrs Frank Caiu?- Tr . Fred Edards.
Walter Roy Ranch. P'"of 1 P:
dwards ,'osdames R. R RniWfi M
bney Raker, and Uttle R wnj^p
iTrnii.~mutori.Ml-, to?Sumter?on---Sn-n ..
:;v to attend the Mehodis Episcopai
initial Con^erepc" (N'o'-h) Thev
ported havin- road a .safe trip at
lough . the . roads ?vpv? .under con
ruction- in plac?s. and having to
tour ouite a lot. i?rot tohr the?rocrn?;:
tin made the road vc-v rough
Jaces. They enjoyed th? s'"?-v:ce-?ry
much. If you wart to know
hat the peonle in the state is doing*
otd-4 he Palmetto. Leader. '
- ROCK HILL NEWS
We are very happy to have our
>ar pastor. Rev. Callis back after
tending the Quarterly Conference
i Washington. 1). C. He reported a
ry successful and pleasing trip.
Afa%s.JkiaaigrGaHhmg?isamproving
onderfullv after two weeks of aeriis
illness. We all wshes for her
covery. ,
Or. .tno. Gaithings, Dr. and Mrs.
* T>I ? -u. ?a \rs.n
irrKP?rroh? > no.?dihih-iic?mm
oulware motored to Van Wyck to
tend the conference helld by Bishop
>nes of the A. M. E. Zion Church.
Emmett Scott Hi News
Und?r the friippry'g'^n of Miss M.
Cilmore, Instructor of Domestic^
ience on Friday morning of each
^4; a new feature has been ndded
the devotional exercises. -A.
.program rnmmitt.ee has been ap)inted
from the 9-1U grade classes
present a program each Friday
orning. It is surprising and such
teresting program the classes prents.
A very nice program was
esonted on Friday morning, Dec. 12
the 9th grade class.
The first Basket Ball Game hf the
ason will be played in Emmett
'iitt's Athletic Park, Tuesday, Dec.
rth -between- Clinton College.-'..and.,
mmett Scott Hi. Both coaches
omised to make it an interesting
une.
Tlw. OiIiIk nnd Ends Minstrel of
tmdoe* tha?Riipervision of Prof.
Illanche, performed at "the school
>use last week and is scheduled to
ay at Friendship College, Dec. 1G,
i overwhelming crowd is expected.
W KSTM IN ST Kit N HWiT""""""
The serv iee^at-St, Matthew-Baptist
hurch of which Rev. J. C. McDow1
is pastor was splendid last Sun1
"The ' Love of. God." All who
ard him seemed to have heerThene^
ted ^
There \^as a social given in th ?
raded School Auditorium by the
'nth. grade1" scholars last Monday
Livening. Many -interesting games
ere played. Fruit cake and hot
irt'ee was served. .
There will be a Christmas program
adored at the 1st Baptist Church
riday, December 26. All are invited
School will close for the holidays
rirlny, Dec 14b?The faculty?anil
udents are making ready for their
mas program whidh will be render1
Wednesday, Dec. 17.'Mr.
Alfred Green of Cleveland,
hid was, in town a few days ago.
Miss Annie B. Davis was at home
>r the week-end.
The niany friends of Mrs. Daisy
avis'," regret that she is 111.
Mr. William Wilk's is at home from
ennossoo. We are all proud to have
rifl~1il'Tg.'
Mr. Daniel Davis has a wounded
and received from a fall a few days
?o. -- ...
Them will be a Christmas program
ndered at the Pleasant Hill School
hursday evening. Mrs. Margie
hilders, Principal. The Seneca Jr.
uartette will sing.
Little John Wilks the son of Mr,
iLtl Mrs. Edward Wilks is ill. His
hool mates regret that he is abit
from school. - .
Iiss -Lizzie Breazil spent the week-;
ul with friends at Wallaha,, S. C.
Mr* Hannah Peigusun is -visiting
i-r daughter 7n Seneca, B. C.
I'LIM BRANCH NEWS
We are delighted in the new pas?r
of Pine Grove A. M. E. Church,
ev. W. S. Mims, of McCormick, S.
He preaefted a wonderful sermon
. MPi.rmrl Stmktf wKiMv milearts'
with joy.
The mjsslonary of Pine Grove '
luireh is. doinj? splendid work now
ith their club.
Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Talbert of~
dffefleld are delighted in their inint
son, Joseph Luther Talbert.
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CHE fALMET
GRAND COURT OF NORTH CAROrfl
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To whom tl?is may concern:The
Grand Court of North Caroii
na, Order, of Calanthe, in session of
the Executive Hoard, which met in
special sessioh, December 0. 1930 if.
Greensboro, N. C.. to sliggQtt plan< i
for the betterment of our Grand Order
of Cn'anthc. na<1 transferred
from "the Jurisdiction of tho..Supreme ,
Lodge. Knights of-Pythias-of .\. --A-.r S.
A., E.. A.. A . and Australia to th
Jurisdiction of uae Supreme Lodgr
Knights of Pythias, of tha Eastern
at1 ' Western Hemisphere: headquar i
ter in' -Baltimore. J Id"."" Th-re r- m
change ill the Ritual and Laws of the
Order. All Worthy Counsellors. at
requested to return their charters to
the otfiee orihe (iijutid Worthy 'Conn
-sellor. by Januar.'' I t., -1931. New.'
charters will l"> ?:ven five. The tax
from Ju'" 1st. 1929Jo Julv 1st, 193.)
amounts Jo the.sum qj' S'i.sO'.i'OP.. Th
Court is being held - for tht* ahpve
-aminuiL
This sum includes tax f??r the <!"ceased
and suspend"d nvtnhers sine.' Je'
1st. 1020. The F.x-cutiv Board 1
feels that this demand i? unfair, and
therefore' for this run so en the Grand
PLn ??f f\i1n i\U?. !?.??
W" I v VVM Ml I V il 111 I II ' ' * i I * I ."* II cl 11
ferred. The 50 cent tax will not.-;
have to ho pay! by your -me - hers. i
The above mentioned, tax will-he }
returhed at?<mcr- to-uH-Tiie>n hoi's who
have paid. The Court is ein, beti"'standing
than it has ever been.' B<of
gncidCu1 - -7--?
Mrs. Leanna Townes, Iv..~l) .Bux :
123. Rust Spoive?\ . C. ;
SKN'MfV IK. COLLKCK NKW'S ,
*M:y< (Iracie M. Doyle was civ.vii '
ed "-Miss Seneca Junior College" at 1
the banquet given December 8, b,. 1
the Athletic Association. Miss Doyl.
is a, member <?i' the Senior Class and
a very prominent young lady.- . f
Joseph H. Douglass, the grandson *
of Frederick Douglas's, will render a
recital in the Auditorium of the Col
lege, December Hi,-under the'auspiees
of' the Commercial Club. Mr. *
Douglass 4"-* "ne "r tlv greatest col'ored
violinist ami has traveled exten . (
Tvelv giMig recitals, at nearly all tin
southern colleges. those \Vht>""TUU'i1=^
1,;,,, i.1....... . 1 ..... f
are. looking 'forward with interest to .
his appearance. A large crowd is'.
expected t? attend
; The friends- ami patrons of Sene- '
ca and surrounding vie in ft v are in
vited to attend a Xmas program given
in the auditorium "Sunday Decern-.'.
her '21. IP.'10 at d:Q0 P. M. (lev. J, l>.
Hicks'of the Kbenezer Baptist Ciuuyn (
Seneca will be' the principal speaker.
Special Christ-mas music will be veil- .
dereiTby The chorus. The program is being
sponsored Iry Ms^Jiarty, Misses
High, Bailey and Cato.
Spectators of the college and Bran- ,
ton girls,basket ball game were -thrill r]
ed to the 'nth degree as they watcher )
the fight for victory between the two (i
evenly matched teams at the I'hillis
Wheat ley (-'enter. Ureenville, . S. |
Pcentber lt2.: "At the eml of the first i ]
half the score- was 8-3 in favor, .of*
Seneca Tantalizers.' At the begin- ( '
nitig of the second "half lirunton came I
buck with a stronger determination j (
to win while, Seneca war- determined 1
to keep the lead. The. t \vo leains rang <
goals almost alternatively. Until live"
mfinfCU-t ItVfoi c Htr?r+td ~ull the .giHpy !
the score was H-lll Brunton leading
iMiss Karl, who was playing right 1
forward shot for goal hut the ball I
only rolled around Che top of the '
banket and roiUui?oil XLiiiii-. >[iss_^
Bolden, Seneca's left forward'got
ball and rang a goal.
? rfust as the, referee- ? ailed?a Colli -on
Seneca, the timekeeper blew tlie whtstle
foi*"t;ime out. Brunton wafc~*?'ivpn
a rhance to shoot for the foul but
iLidn't succeed rn ringing the has
ket. The game with the scores 12-11
in favor-of Senerer:?The game wm-one
of thrills and uncertainty.
Seneca JTantalizers will joiirhey to
Greenwood, S. ('., December lit to
play Brewer Normal. The Kills are
practicing hard and seem to be in
t riu\r\ Ann/lif imt I'/ii' .tin* irti mn Title i c
expected to be one of'the most thrilling
games of the season.
The Tantalizers will play Walhalla
at Walhalla. S. C., Thursday afternoon,
iTec. 18. They defeated . Walhnll-.i
Thnnlf^[rivi,Vr ,l)uv and'are expecting
to be victorious again. .
BATFSR1. mi NEWSNow
that the South Carolina C. M.
E. Annual Conference has just closed
a very successful session the many
pastors have gone to the ditVerent
fields of labor. The members of St. J
James >L. E^Church are very much
pleased to have Kev Cork back 10 la- ~
bor with them another year.
Sunday morning DecemhciL j
found the pastor at his post. He read
for the morning lesson The 8 division ]
of the Psalms. He preached a soul '
stirring sermon. Many was made to
wonder within themselves. He open
ed the doors of the church; one "soul
was addted. The Holy "CdtTTmuniou.
- was administered. Collection was
raised .which amounted to a nice sdni
The many friends of sister Julia
4)enaeh^were^--much . pleased Lo see
c'U,. u..T
I1C1 M-C ni-l V IV l- 41 41 ',11* out" llclll 4K-CII
POUfltlt'd to bed fin sometime. 1
Rev. J. II. ThOTvias was. a pleasant 1
visitor to the home of Mrs. Lucy Rarr
this week. Rev. (I. \V. Rosser was
in to\vn during the week on his way "j
to his new field of labor aft Saluda.
The friends of Mr. J. S. Bauknight
are glad to see him up and out agaiu i
Mr.-Lake Jackson who lias been on ,
the sick list for two years feels he 1
i.i impi 'n iiiK~dipnl.il. 1 1 g
Rev. J. A. Davis was in town Suivcfay
evening;' "" ~ . ,
Rev. J. G. Derrick, "who "spent* the i
past week in Gray-land is buck home I
He was the ; pleasant visitor of
and Mrs. Coak Sunday evening.} i
Mrs. Margaret Minick who has i
TO LEADER .
been away l'rom homo for sonjjcdlme
^ir? tn mtrn Monday.?Mrr jiittu7? ;
Myers from Charlotte,. N. C., spent
the week-end with Sister Mis. ii.
Kanoye.
Prol'. T. J. .Sullivan was appointed lo
foster the ''Emergency U'lieniploy
nient tTiniipuign" in this-soctturr a no an
Wednesday j evening they held a
mass meeting in the school auditorium.
There was a large attenuuncv
and the meeting was opened wiu. a
aim ing prayer oy itev. ix. fi. uiart.j, 7
and tnen the ideas.of the sihie Com
init.ee were-.put before?tow?peepr^- ay.
i'rincipal Sullivan.
9^-hc six. suggestions were read ami
discussed in everyidetail. Then thei
a as a comrnitlee of seven appointed
i?y Principal Sullivan, lfeucoii ('.
ihihinson was made chairman.
cThey authorized to make a survey
of the community and begin wots
at once. We are Jto have the secomi
.iieeting the 1st Tuesday in January
ut which time we hopeJto begi.n work
.ng tTAvtmf^stnMe ilatinigt plair. ?rr~7~
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IJKAYTON STREET III SCIIOpl.
Newberry.' S. i ,?Hark to ?thefound
of*the "Jjingle Bells!" They
ring constantly around Drayton Hi '
*nd it is said that they herald tie
approach of the yule-tide and jo 11 \ i
iId St. Nick whof will be here in tlu
Hgpr' future with his company <?f
-inRTrs..- It 'b Jiurther stated th'at
Santa and his company will present
Nazareth in the school audenunv.
:.ort raying the birth of Christ.
.Though the Children art. looking
foiward with liajrpv anticipation "<
before them that those ' who finally
each the top '"build the ladder by 1
rhich .they climr. and mount to its
u ntmit round hv round.
The .Science Denartment is all
srpilcs. ; Tlu*-'su|)ei interulerrt receritTy
deled some equipment to laboratory. 1
The children are proud of their equipuent,
ju.st' how proud will be shown
>v the care they 'take of it and the
trade-of work they do.
Followint? is a list nf Vinrw.r- atn
ients from each department.
Primary Department. 1st Grade
C;?Edward Wat kin*. Willie LwJ&ek? sen,
Jean Stinneh, Paulepn Vance;
Georgia Bluford, Mildred Gilliam.
Second B: Carrie?Beyd, Maud Keley.
Paulean Trihblc, Robert T.pps,
F?bh?Montgomery.?
Third Grade B: Luciltv Caldwell.'
Ethel Mae Coleman, Tato I'. Cole-J
man. George Singleton, Jr.
First A: George Caldwell, Georgia .
til.?HnliilKMh Robert C1-" rl.' Thorn;!*
Chick. Willie Gary, Cynthia Rutherford,
Cleo Glenn.
Secohd A: 'Henri Hare, Helen Slicv
George White, Jesse. Hunter, Alice
[iallrpan. I.illie. Swittenberg; ?Third
Grade A: Mattie Cllark, Jessie
Mae White, Charles Clark, Hohart
Hare, Richard Nance.
Fourth Grade B: Lillie ~Atfne MeCiacken,
I.izzie Gallnian, Eugene Singleton.
J. W. Brown, Jesse Shumperh.
Fourth Grade Ac-Eugene Nance.
S'ormasena Bates, Edna Means, Ester
Mae GallmanT" Robert Cromer,
Mary Francis Pitts.
In.termediate Department. Fifth
Grade: Cecil Jones. Gwendolyn llen y,
James Carter, Lucile Davis, Genua
Gilliam, Herman Scott.
Seventh Grade: Willie F. McMorris
High School. Eighth Grade-?'?*
"NltTTTf GradcrGynthia?ftayp -Na-MtHo el
Williams.
Tenth (Trade: Bonnie Bradley, Olio-Miller;
Ella Bell Shelton.
Eleventh Grade:. Jessie Caldwell,
h'n 1' ill 111'I 1III ll. (hp li L. niiCly l>rnn;i i
' en a Nance. Ruth - Morgan.
TfiN N l:lTSHUE NEWS"The
merry_Xmas_time is in sight. _
smile-with cheer for a Merry Xmas t
and a. Hapn.v New Year. T
The Marlboro Lodge of Elks, No. !
445, held its rogular monthly meeting
December 8* li'lKL Members elected
and re-elected many of the
previous officers.
Mr. Owens ..was our guest and
made a splendid talk about Elkdom iti
New Jersey and how much needed"]
is an Elk rest in our city from an ec- i
onomical and social standpoint
Mr. P. It. Reese on Hudson Street
io out uguin to the delight of all.
Miss Mamie Crosland of Hartsville.
spent the week-end home with par
e n t s 1 . .... j A
Tlr<^ friend? of Rev. and Mr*. 1IuLt._
wood regret to know that they will
leave our city to take up anewwork
in I.anksington. S. C., we they
will have success in every respect. 1
Rewind Mrs. Cox of Chernw, S. 0.. W
Krc the new lenders at Zion A ' M K
Z. Church. Rev. and Mrs. Cox ar?hie
hiker's ofoui' tetU'llPr? Stnff In TlTt-.?
county,1 we greet thcrtr with smiles forall
the success thev can get. Mrs.
A. J. WrigiUJL and,: children return
honrn this week from GhfTinor, S. C..
where they spent sometime with Rev
Wright's peopie. She found a beau
tifuj newly prepared home when she
returned. Rev.' A. J. Wright looks
>0 per cent better since his pal re
Uinn
Mr. Kvans McN'eal is no more; his
funeral services will take place. TuesJtLV
evening at St., Paul Baptist.
Miss.43. K. Graham. County super- |
visor over the colored school*?has |
began to hold group meetings "in tfi'c j
various sections of the county. We
trust all teachers will join the pro j
gram with full intention to improver
the work. ' _ . 1
The Marlboro-County teachers held I
their regular meeting Saturday even I
ing in the Hi SctPhoT' tiuilding. A j
InrgtMnmR^
The officers for the year were elect- j
?d. Prof. E. I.. Williams, reported
the association.as being in gofld condi |
ion. S3Q.&I9 . was left in treasure |
\ real educational program over as
never before asking each teacher to
; " >" 7'
: *** ...
joir. ' ; n,j p,^ pro-i
^r:l :i M'H' \ h(.Tf is
union t'.t.. . *T*vt;i.
vr; "u. Sunday ;
Hov. < ?..i iOpin^yyy of J
M:. 1. ' . v. i <: present its
ITT-^ - -t rtTT thf- Ai>nuat~~
P ' vi-y* ill at this
M i.' rr.w. >. C.. ?>nc 1
' ( ...:r .. ?I)ClU
:r.o vA , ,?tt Mr. nnd?
M II.-,:, .
? r- 'AM1- I .ill U 10 '
lloe.k . :. . : ?*?rfrr?death
?*'' ir -ofr-on..' !(.
.1 i'.-> i it for Now
; ; I ? I , * 1 ., ? 1 r
' ! 1 hat I ho re?
i- Year to the .
I.t-jaJer. Send
4 A mel ia St.
<; f:.;". ^ v.. n. s K\VS
- -r - K iehardJ_1L?iiL_?jC?
l?i ii^fs I 'ci'ivpH __
' VA^fr/un' the stan-. '
i^rdi/.a* . TTr ir - state evpni'
* aoeordintr to
wu- : . h.'ht of Dr.- S. B.
SoW-ri.tendent of
theyh' ' .r.r: r ?-?
' ; '' *;' 'h- .irrtulintr of
v ivod from M iss
Mr: - 'ro-.afv of the'.
1 ?<>ii ? iJ. . #
' I -IHit Kie
tr-r.-. r. / 'i--. :>>* ) ,_ {hp statid,j(.
vrrim ; i... - - ; rr r :"p"_t1. years'
a;'". ( 'jw hospitals,
I i : . : ' V. i?I -1 i t 1 !
'"'.is -1' v l?r; Schasout.'
. T h" vati? .tivf f .r iih- vfiLr.j?
r ^ ' " h TfTtfy?~
Th- f . >." nv! < ?< (jrrafhmt"*
>f at ' ? *ta!sl recently v
| ii y-;.' X. S- -nil.aid r.f F.xair'ti'i
'! ,"i' str.pl'jvid as. follows;^
Mi - ! .' - *K? 1! .rvy. is scrying as
PubXc 'Ii a1'.. 1 n.-i'tictf.r in S. C.p
>'i>"- Inez I n n'ric H.- Public Health In itrjietor.
H-. > . X. C.: Miss.
Sadie M Private Nurse. to L.
Richard-ot<- 'y: Miss I.illi.e B,
F*<i<?te. I' | ' 11 i-pit;'!.- St. I.ouis,
Mosourrj. ?
V. :< ' . t"\ \i:Ws '
* . i':.. favojl' '
with a-m ... . , Prof. .Marion Al
Odoin. : j : ' . ?V wonderful
mi : : . ff'-n's has been
!H !.
Wo .. ' r.n Satin
lay- ' ; X 1'k'vC-e were
fa\ : .;? > .'! ! Fathers "
ate! Si '' . ' ']" . {Vr-t of .its k'nd
- -1 .1. The enrol'
' Ikuiouet was
el> -< 7". 7 - itiir was an ad
if"--'- . . i -a!. Prnf.Odom. ,
X \* "ora-sn by the agr- ]
t i< ' " y?t his we r
Were :\ w. short talks 1
fri-oii it.jrujsh visitors.1
I * I r. ;. ; \ y- Jot! Sehool irav 2 |
W- ; v.. - ..?!v <.n "atrrieijlttire.
I't-of. 'A . !' . ina! of. Mullins ,
S?-1 J . : -.:i.!k on tile pro- }
triv >:lT' in the com- _
i tit in it; . . % J
Prat. ' rr.t.einal of Mari-;|
' it - eo S. t .. also .gavfiJ
us a . ant inspiring talk |
.1.1,- .1 l'1'l.ill IOII.
X?<>* Uf were favori
ii w'i: ! .s v. old time feast
! I.;11 In -' " . "* !' t1 i 'VIiirk,
. . W !\*NEWS
1 . iv: e'siding1 . elder
" !' ' ' Q : liMArrrrH
a \v?-rvtii -< : - n at t lie Waiman ]
\. M. F. ' Sunday nite. We !
arejiUvn.v yd-a-vd ltave him. in j
?7ffr 7"" ~ " |
Wjj .vu_i?t? m?c Mr.?Alice
I'hii'i- ;~7' "dispos- i
ed Lul N *:!! <r iiSivrif, _o. ;?-_1?{1
"31 n 1-L aanuniyation of-!
1- l.|. ?I ;? IW. 8,
officers ?3 to serve for .th ?1
elisu' 1
v The v. : . Master. R7 D. Har >
risiiii. '.a-' (Hand Lodge it1-',
i ol laa-.;.. a- ' Yw-ex.
?>ir. :r A. Moore and Mrs.
K. .]; 7'.- : .vd to C> .\
I o; wi U.
little P; ail I". aP i-.h Heath daughter
of id-: Mr.-. Thomas Heath
pa.-.-1 d ' :. . ; ' !.,i Friday, Dec.
mrfu?r "T7: *a <e,<- "TITtTcss witn
;,i,i :. ' 7 T ; -. ' Muctrsym ~ pathv
e * *
M:\' it . ' ? ( . Thompson
and . M - ***"*'* Isrt'vti returned to L
t-'brir.nT-rri-rr- t_i
i'.ho tite- lioyal Eight .
rt-ndertVl v . . -v.d piogram in the
M'h'.io'. r?i i+rv?H4dof MOon.
T!>. , * -i ; .?*.i to hhv.e erijoy d
it ~~ . . . .rg to the endr
, ; i. m mime
;;;'in' - \.i.? ?U->:roye<l. by
. " " w' i- ;..ipv !i will "
Ai - 1; y. : v.' :ii homo sick _
in Iw.L 1 i ' '> '-ut soon a?
iw i - - >< y. . . *'
I' _ .
\\ !!i \ik n kws
iv ..i . .?ir. \> ni. ? anace , ?
it in I Ml.?1in attended , the "
i;?U ; . *:t_t Carlisle, S). C. j
!"><?>t tl 111 l . w .' .i iivj. ;
?a t - - Mr .1 .1 Kpp&Z
uviv t ! Mi ami Mrs. J. <C.
Hisli't'i- I-,'. W 1?. .lanes, Kltiers: D.
('. Ihm l>. C. loshy. and Rev.:
'1'hyini' 'In 'a a Inief rail at the I?
hull.. Vli !I f1 .! \\i' -! t "VT IVii-ome 1
TlU'S'l;i\ 1 S'ili.
^[yri.'1.. i hit- Ur.-vc A. M. E.
Ziouj( n.la\ nji+rht. Dec. 22.
Just Sav Yon-Saw--it :
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BAD TASTE ~
j| 71 have used. Black-Draught
h for a long tirpe for bilious a
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! "When I let myself get~bili-~ "
Ious, I have headache, a bad
taste in my mouth, feel all
j tired and worn-out, and do j >
j JOt'-feel like doing my work. _
*After 1 take eTfew doaea nf ;
Black-Draught the disagreeable
feeling clears up and I
feel good as hew."?Mrs. Marie
B3 Clark, 1718 Fourth Ave., Birm- q
ingham, Ala.
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