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THE "OLD GRAY" A ;.. " ^ ? ^ * - E.PHIL rChurchless Land The abovp caption appeared ir "The News and Courier," a Charles !? ton leading daily a.few days"ago. Un der the above topic the article ii part is as follows: "The lasJLehurci will be eloae<f4ri-4ttt^sirHjy if tin plans of the International of the god leSs, as set-forth in detail in report! just reach from Moscow are carriet through. The Soviet government i; reported to be behind the, movemep sponsored by tliis organization-and t< be actively backing its campaign a mong peasants and in the army am navy:, It is understood that tlu Kremlin is'preparing laws prohibit ^.ing" Construction of any churches h the future and also prohibiting tin ordainment of any more .priests 01 religious leaders. Laws forbidding religious instruction are also to hi passed, according to these reports and those violating them will be pun - ; ished by two years improvement ii Arctic prison camps, etc." The cam ' paign against all types of rcligioi will he carried on most* energeticall against the old orthodox chut'ch am the- new Protestant movement ii Russia which is Anti-Soviet in char acter, but will also be directed agains the Jewish and Mohammedan rcligioi No Comments Necessary ftsniseless toj.ittempt to discuss thi deplorable situaiion as above cited since there arc powers on high abl and sufficient to regulate and ove oil 0..0I. Coll,. 0., H.o o TTtenr If thcrr wtrre~Tru?Gnch to hen the bitter(Ties of his people, and i his strong arm had grown weake in this age than in the ages of th ' "Patriarchs and . Pronhets, . we \voul< have caused not only to be alarmed, bu greatly distressed. The rcl?r:om degeneracy of that count - thougi surprising is not at all new'. Th< same existed before the flood anil be fore the distraction of Sodom f;im any other nations desire the saim wrath of the Almighty poured ou upon them as upon those wicked eit i'es just mentioned, let them follow n . . the same paths. And the? Will iin< out that the Most High God still live and ruloth Hie" affair of earth. Al : . that is necessai"- in this case is foi those true .followers of Jesus Chris in Russia there be am\ to cry un to God without ceasing and theii cause will be vindicated in due time. Close I'p The Churches Not only in Russia would this sen timent b<> nonular, hul jmyry place: in America and in South Carolina. I is acknowledged that the church- is i Divine Institution. It came flown t< earth from God out of Heaven as . bride adorned for her husband. It. purpose on earth to prepare mei to be socialable creatures and to di< their fathers? God to meet. Th, church represents the presence " oJ God. It?bespeaks civilization?m?rh 4- ^ , Ti. ii.,. 1.1." . iiitiiitrai luim. ii i& tut; avenue urn s which blessings from God come ti earfi, ? and imnorativi as it is, it could be closed un in Soutl Carolina -so far as some people ar< concerned. For many do not attorn church a single Sunday in the yeai round. If a new year's resolutioi were proposed that every Negro man women and child in Smith fhn-nlin. would attend elnirch at' least orice ev cry Sunday "in TU'i 1 they .would Cm* conditions so improved among us un til we could see it *w:to our natura ryes. ; - 7-rThe church's condition is the eaus< of which, the condition of the w >r!< is the f "cct. _ T : jt A WonderTu! Coupcil jt'anall notrtaplace-of the re porter and report the great Cnuiici Meeting- of~the_ Wimv?boro Dtstf-k held at Carlisle last Monday, bu simply express my sincere appreeia Lion to the ministers, and lay mem bers for their presence and do-opera tion upon the occasion. It was tin best we have ever witnessed. A bet ter set of ministers and lay worker than these of tlie Winnishorn His trict are not to be found in the con " nection. The following arc some o the number one pastors who attend ed the Council and representatives o ""their charge's: Trinity', Spartanburg the Rev. S. H. Lewis, Pastor, delcgat sister T. B Lewis; Angie Foster am brother T. E. Kelly; Bethel, Union the Rev. L. G. Bowman, Pastor, dele gates, sisters. Peggie L, Houston Margaret Beacham, Mary Feastei Bertha E. MeJunkins, Mary Booker Senora Hill, Eva Garner, Brother W, E. MeJunkins and Guss Feaster ^Wayman, Winnsboro, Rev. Jas. H Johnson, Jr., Pastor: Mrs. P^stelle J Johnson and Brother Rufus Green Eastern Circuit, the Rev. L. D. Gam ble, Pastor:. Delegates, Brothers, J. J Jeter, W. J. Johnson, T. B. Jeter, t D. Curington, Randolph Hendersor Giles Jeter, K. D. Henderson. Whit Hall Circuit, the Rev. W. R. Bowma: Pastor, and Brother A. P. Harpei Delegate; Spartanbu -* - Circuit: th Rev. D. R. Edwards, Pastor; Shad Grove, the Rev.. P. P. McKarlami Pastor, Delegates, Brothers B. J Crumblin and VV-. tiC Brown; Ne\ Hope, tho 1 fj-v' 1. A. Mlllftr, Pnstot Antioch, tldE .Rev. C. B. Cook. Pa.stoi Uplpcnfne hnra W TVf T Lewis Young, Sister Afcnes Young Carlisle, Rev. W. L. Johnson,, Pastoi Delegates Brothers John Bolar, Joh Duckett, James Salter and J. B. Daw kins; St. Paul the Rev. W. S. Jones Pastor, a ndSister Viola Jones Dele Jii^'t^stor^'.St!* John^Rev. VViMiar Jeter, Pa-sthr, Atchison Chapel, th ? Rev. K. A. Atchison, Pastdiv ' New Changes . Since the Ahnual Conference i wm necessary to rnake th?( ffflhrwrtTr, changes. "To remove the Rev^.Wil Item Jeter from I rn ndalup and ap T * | , .' -*? ND THE N?W RIDER IP ELLIS ] I . t ! I place Kriendship Church with White 11 Hall of which the'Rev. W. R. Row loan is Pastor. To out ('oft-wcH wii h the AuUoeh Circuit under the Rev." C. ! i B. Cook. . To put Rock .Hill with New i Hope of which the Ruv. I. Ar--Miller i L-Is. Pastor-- To put- Kqir view and Rice ; : Chapel together with the Rev. J. II. > Batcn as -Pastor. To put Atchison \ ; 1 Chapel under the Pastorate of tin .< Rev. E. A.^'Atchison. Wiiitmire | I to be supervised at present bv the : J P.-E. Our Whereabouts ; ( i Since our last communication wo j , i were with the Rev. Cook of the Am I ( tioch Circii^-iind had _.i real son! J i .strengthening service, brother Cook J is one among the best pastors in the j r church ami has a dine congrogatimn-i; We were next with, the Rev. L. G. i Bowman of-Union and I can say of a , I truth that Jie is stirring that c'ty 1 ;K " IWiViU' lw. !'. ?i'.. I I * yv ?v? , wiu?v. 11V 1.-* | i work wonders .there this year. Just ( watch and see. Our morion .t Whi-., i ) Hall on la'st Sunday was ttitlectf grand j / The Rev. W. R. Rowman is orre of our ' ( 5 best organizers and pastor. Hoi i. makes it_ pleasant 1'ur li s presiding : r ehler ami.his m-oplc'aie elated to have t such a scholurrand leader as .their I i> pastor. 1 shall iiu*11{imi i hr y 1 rl.i i ? 7Tf~rhece charges al another time. 1.; This w eek-end will find us at New "J" tr-Hope Church Sunday morning?with |, Rev. I. A. Miller, Pastor. Let the j p members pray-for an out pouring oi ! r the .Holy Spirit. "Le us .advance on , f our knees." r ' ?r ? ? : _./. '. f ST. t;KOKfy NEWS What 1 see in the Newspapers, i The most brutal murder oi' the year J t is the murder of Kdward P. Pearson.; . Sr.. auditor of National linptist < Vu- < v- vention. Inc. t Now that. Nina Mae McKiuho;.. . - Daniels has sailed.to Paris...wonder r r tvhd the ci'tl.lrsVt1 have- -to "tell, j r- about. = : ?:?1 ? y In an address J.<> a group of j t dents George S. Schuyler said iii.it ! we could burn half of our rare cfmr h-N \ es and then have plenty." J So true, for such men as Schuyler*!' one church is too much for him! 1 Over in Texas, Seventy-three- jur- I r ist said that tho' the state may prove i r that'the 11 men may he found gudy ' , of burning the .court house to lynch r George Hughes, they will not send I mem to prison. Another ease where you may ask j - the question "What has. happened to ! , > justice?" . . t _ Everybody is *ing, ing the blue l "Times hard"-here but it is better : j up the road and up in New York they i is singing this blues "If I eould only ' s get back to Dixie." i Better stay down in Dix e. 1 a-j ' i grce with Gordon B. Hancock, with Ii. that gospel "Hold Your Job." C :Mr. Ailiy.._Gluver, Mr. .James Syir-! r r- ior, Jr.^your reporter and Mr. .1. II i Bowman motored to Brnnelnille Sur. > day evening. - ? 7 Miss Izeno Glover, Mrs. Luda Tmm i l mons pnd Little Sadie and Walter." Jr. | | : of Charleston is epending some i nit |; 1 with relatives here, r The following college students spoil* I v Xmas holidays at home: State A.-undl, M., Orani'eburg: Misses Rosa A; i Tuomer I.illy?M arit?Windham, C"T r street.. Alien Universty:Kvelyu i - Toomer. ; ' 1 Mr. S. J. Jones ami W. M. M. Bow- 1' man niolo.red to Rei^eville, TTalui iIuy .? evening to' vis.it.. ALiss A. L.. la-woit. ! 1 Ml'. J. Berry of St. Stephen spent j ' _ ^mas holidays here with ludalivts. J - ?Mrsyflubv Simmons of r>iiiV..N.'l* - V:. is -spending ttWo'^v-TtriTrr ; . 1 mother-in-law, Mrs. Rehere.a Sit it; L I motus; ' t Miss Kli/.abeth Xmytlie ami l.ittlej. - J.Smythe spent last week end in Shim j - ter, S.' t, Miss Willie Newaian spent Xnia.-j p out of town. Prof, and- Mrs. ,1. B. Taylor. .Ji .M s spent Xmas holidays at honie,. f Mrs. Nina Bradley spent \m:u h..l i - days here. f Mrs. Idella Turk van of St. Mat-', - thews spent Xmas holiday? with her f sister ^T'? Gillian Ilevward. " Service, was held at Good Hope i e Baptist Glmrch Xpias morning at ."i d- .o'clock. A soul stirrin" sermon \va.-> i : preached by our ex-nastor, Rev. J.!. _ M. Marshall i, Mr. Willie Ilevward, vahd Mr., !,. , , Bery, Jr. motored to St. Stephen Sun , day to return his brother M. J. Berr. ' s Mr. George Mcintosh spent Xmas r holidays' at home,' Gabels, S. G. * Mr. Ilydrlnk Sfrobel spent Xipasj I. holidays?at -home. ; Mr. Joe Bowman and reporter mo", f - tored to Bowman Wednesday night. ] I. .. Mr. Charlie Williams and sister 1 l. visited here Thursday. I, Mr. Do/.fa II. Stuart is spending 1 e the winter at Jacksonvill, Flu. n .Mrs. Addie L. S. Malone spent th< , holidays at hofne,w e Mrs. Qupon Lemon spent some time ; y at Summerville, S. C. . COLLEGIANS CELEBRATE v 4. I Thi' ( lfi! leo'ijin^' oi" tlio /-ite /...li.l.fi t _ fld the holl/hiv with n pay (thrift m;i . r. Frolic at the home of Rev. and Mrs . 'I I. I. McDonald, at ,91.0 Hampton -St.; 'I: The party, full of delightful surpris- ; n j es and little extras was bso many i - ; hours of nh-asue and .enjoyment. h j. The parlor and sitting room of the - i rectory were beautifully decorated j-Wt+h fWQnn.^r.l,m| |T... / n | and green, and tin- large family ! e j Christmas tree with its' varied light ~~ .added to. the color oftVif. To an onlooker the sight' must hav<? t been very uni(pic. The guests in DT gay flHi'ty e;ips erf- retT^mwf?greeti I- dancing- among the decorations arid F- cfrns the girls with balloons of bright | (1 colors waving from their arms andj - . ' .:*s. . .. ' V "" * . ' u " 'r / , ? THETPAT^TT throwing streamer*, nviir thr rnnm Music, ol the best was furnished thru out a (led by effective noise-makers. At eleven o'clock refreshments Were served to the guests, and later pretty souvenir candv canes in red uul green ribbons were presented t"> the guests. Each guest was also giv'U 1 rn it ^ :?: The members of the club, Ralph Nelson. .Fuel Walace, Marion Davis, V\ .1 leu- Covington, Joseph Hoover, 1*lii) ):i;?L'arkori?Robert?^vrtson an?t ~ ilteii gue-is1 Misses Ruby Moore, Dor ?itie N.-incc- an4 4VRibel Perry; : M ij>h ed Roy kin, Tanivenia Scott and .Mary Hoover, left reluctantly after i night of enjoyment. REAL FORT .NEWS Hon. J. 1. Washington, prosided at I lie "Masonic Grand Lodge Session last I ivoek, held in Columbia. Several del I gates attended- drum this? county. B Each -reports a pleasant business lesf7 ion ando^f the kind hospitality of fhe I I'licrds in the "capital city." ' B \fisS flattie Josey Miss Juanita I Loi-kin?. and. Prof. Young, teachers I ' ft W '.Ui rboro - County Training I P.drool motored to Beaufort Wednes- I i i.v and spent a few hours looking I i) or the Historical Town. FrjendS- M i iwv ii very pieasant tor them. They \ ^!if lions.- inu.wt of Mrs. FlOrie* f.YSanders. " Nlomtny ""iriflrhi at Gr.ace Chapel i ! a by .Tonics I was held. Mrs. WilI'frylcr's baby, Mrs. Samuel Ford ham and Mrs.. Hilda Glover Gray ii.'s baby. The Literary progranT" w:i* - mwrlr^rnijoyud. Rev. and Mrs. ' "ifiiy'1 lVndhum's babv received _ hijrliesl'Tn'wiiiben 'of votes. !a v. II. R. Jones nastor Westpy~ M. . ( hiirch attended the"annual con t'eronco last week. . I l i- nds are delighted'to see Mr. Gil fieri Tisher out a'K|)in and wish him Lt?'?c>(1 health. _ ; Communion Services held ai First African P.atitist Church :LOO o'clock t'itst Sundnv in. December. A largo ong'-inrai ion was present to partake a' i i.e I or.i's Sioovei .' Rev. Jus.. A. I "Wwi'i, Pastor administered the I Lord's Supper. " Aft-r morning service\the pastor hap I t: a i P'? i' n\ ei't s.. 1 Vonverl* wore I B -tneeritr I'roni Mather Sqhool. ' i B l'eifntie't County TeaVh'erjd Asso- II tdation will?hold their Ameettng at ! I ? *t *t ? S:n;ili^ H i Sn;i t nvr\t\\t T^o/*orv?_ ' H '?>* ' JO. At ! 1 :;50__^. M.. tfc^cherfc arc I I icohosUmL to hi? presented.\ Sunday morning an appreciative I t-ougivgat ion was present at ser- I at 1* ii'at African Baptist Church. I The pastor. Rev. Jus. A. Wilson\sent H v:i his ^resignation to the church. I The i. unli-rs of First Africap Bap- H li t Church accepted his resignation iinrtT ('iati'iy. Wishing him God'-. l-l.'-'siug in his new field. He is ex|i<vt-cl to pastor First African Bap- >. Church.. Savannah. Ga,. Rev. Wilson the hastor spen Sunday in ^a*.it.iinah looking over hjs ew field. Rev. Wilson will be missed in our numity. lie is held very dear ?. tie.- friends .in the entire county. Ho s' rved several years as principal >f. t)ic..-R.obrt Smalls Hi. . . I.IGOFF NEWS Su-tufay -wits- ;t beautiful day. Mt. v.-as. ?*rared with the new Pastor, Rev. J. It. Roberts. lie preach a- woiMy? ful sermon and a good at !<-nuance was out to witness it. Mi 'r Ruhve.'Johnson has returned .ifter spending: a w.eck with parents in 'lir.ton. ' 11. and Mt s. iHtnas ;.<jadson had . jiMest during the holidays her !: :;_r!V*"i-r. .Mr. and Mrs.. Sammie Rob T-t of Cnl, . s. C. they left out ' \! s Johnson came in. They were glad to see ,her back and ready to Ret j ?; i.or work. Miss Johnson is during j -s-te+r:i i "-woek-"'and the community j "i--lire i-re-hr- Wt4?pleased w*t-U-* Iim** r ti- ! tiiru oil the job but she seems U? have-had. experience. JI " Mrs' Reck llcinin lost their. [on- I,< or<>y, T'riday Deccinbej*. 2G; was lai' ithI -December -V. A young man e:VnUvod,i ?> lite community and I n lt\ rr |viifnt* hiin' lie was our 'loSt* . kq ' {t-..y cii"s gain. si mm i:i:\ ii.i.i-: ni:ws !> 41. .1 I < o "> i \. .x. i,, v-nurcn .Please' allow mo a space in your p.-ipor to speak of. our. first quarterly ' cuufcaxmee and also Sunimerville the .! v.er town which is in it's bloom of | tourist -oason. Many friends are here ' to enjoy tlie pines after they season away. cli H-thci-A. M. F: Ch im-h-was delight1 of ii to Isold their first quarterly report LCt for A he qurterly "conference year. Dr. ! th Wjl'oiirn. presiding elder of Charles-rlfo ton District held his business sessiftd J a a \\it<h his first '(Quarterly conference at i th Bet hel Church, on Friday, December ) w< 12. All reports went through in -a-j successful ;nianner. We had with us , ">c in the ctTn'ferelice, Mrs.. Wilburn and . ca Dr. Wilburn Jr.; their little son, Miss!c? s \\ ilhurns made some timely re- I op (narks which was very much ipspir-!sr injr to the congregation We also had the Rev. Grtiham. * 1 [js'remarks was also'very encour- RU aging to the conference and our Pas- '\? tor the Rev. J. W. Murph of which wc ! s': U'ot'/i co f? ?>'f 11 fi o n onf Vinrn n?n I D am Inst for words to express . (M1 Mr. and Mrs. Saxton Harley voiced j th the sentiment of the people of the ^ Hiun-h. cuncernintr .our noble pastor i ^ and presiding elder and o-n the Sun- [ & day f<illowin"*,,"*'"Doc<}mber L4, Dr. Wil-jRP Tnirir preached two soul stirring ser- nr .minis which the congregation efSjoyed very much. - i P' We are looking "forward to a sue- Pl i;i sr I'ul conference year. * ' j J? . in NOTICE.E \\ The I.adies ^Aid Society of Wesley* m Si. frl. church wTTF meet ut the^home aT of Mrs. J. 11. Johnson, corner of Mar-' ?r( ion and Elm wood. Ave. Monday Jan. nth at 9" o clock." All members are aT nnuestpd to be present. Mrs. h. E. RosGmond, President, Mrs. C. Douglass, Acting Sec'y- J( i ." ___ ? '-wb ' i ' " Z BYTHEWOOD ORANG ? HI 7 I . -. . -WBWI . ' '' - ' ... --?7<TT'M1?1 w ( r t uIVeI Yonrare especially invitetDt the Fine Display of Flowers, Li? Everything* New ahd Up-To-Da , * ' . 4. ? I .0 1* BBBBBBBWfci- %* One of 01 You will find our Receptio Rooms, Chapel, Slumber Rooms and ready for inspection. -Automoblie Equipment with We have three Embalmers a TTT 1 we are planning to put in of our Coffins and Casketsj^and unemployed ones.?-, ^ 'f ? TELEPHONE Day Phone 474 APPR ~^What a Beautiful Memory. W?e exjtend te-^ou a warm- cordii Wishes for a Prosnerous New Y V J Sincerely you rs, L__i Public School News. Booker Washington s^n, Priscilla V Various activities this year have Tenth Grade iimed the attention of the pupils jnnrd Mcintosh -the?Booker-Washington School of jMalinda Ilicks >lumbia. At Thanksgiving time | Ninth Grade e pupils contributed liberally both nie Wren. Will od and money for those less fortu- L:y>.?ii Grad ,te than they. During this time Sixth Grade ey raised twenty dollars for Fair- Counts, Evelyr ild Industrial school. ' _ Smith. During a-drive sponsored by the Fifth Grade bwol for its athletic association Third Grade ch pupil was asked to gi^e five tie Mac Johns nts. Many home-rooms responded Pearlee Thomj Ip hundred npr cent. The sum nf xty dollars was raised thru this ie Taylor, Bert Fort. Advanced The horticultufe classes, under the Dollie Davis, r. iper'v-ision of Mr. Peter C. Lane, trice Shred, Pe ive begun a nursery?two acres in Smith, Farniio ze, at the extreme rear of the school First Gradeuring the first two days of work Virginia Gre< e classes planted, according to varle Frances Riley, ss, three hundred choice plants. A-^nnnn Wndnn ftfig the kinds set out are:~cedrus, }je Gunn. nglish juniper, Irish juniper, Thun- Sn erg's barberry, flowering quince. Fifth Gradeurea anthony waterer, varietics_of hV>urth Grad bervitaer~ligustrmrr TariduTn, En- Samuel Wolfe, ish laurel and pittos porum. The rhina Preston, ants will be used to beautify the Third Grac lblic school grounds^ ^The first pro- jjU<?ile Jones, ct will be to beautify Waverley Second Grad The Booker ; Wash- thm, gton lK>ys will coonerate with thejington, Mildre averley hoys^ _in.._thc work. The Carfian, Magg embera of .the horticulture class--^?ft^-ptnipcr, ' e: David Belton,, Otis Counts, Eu- Wilson, Gather ?ne Geiger, James Gladney, Joshua jey Ar 1 rlie Cri artin, John McKim, Ernest Shuler Gradeid Willie Williams. nit Tloefer, IV Honor Rollr ^ove William Eleventh Grade?Willis Clarkson, j ucUe Gaak1nf >seph Morris, Elizabeth Burley, Mar g., Taylor,-; ? ? - - ?;? \ ^ VL,">? < J* tr - r-*~ ' i ' ' : r~: r~J jSaturday, January 3, 1931. ;J FUNERAL HOME i EBURG, S. C. ^ - v .j Ml U Hp IAL HOME ? '1 o inspect ourTBeautiful Home and see 7_ rhts and all kinds of Funeral Supplies. I I i \ \ . %v>? ir Show Rooms * \ n Room, Rest Room, Office, Show ' ^ i and Preparation Rooms always open Ambulance Service Day or Night, nd -Guarantee the Best of* Service. ~ - ?H some machinery, and will make some will give employment to a few of our US ANY TUVir ?-._ ?? '" Night Phone 306 ECIATION Through the space that separates us, I il handclasp, and with it our Best! V. K.BYTHEWOOD, - ^ ( n.A?w?1 - m ^ v/i miKCUurif. a. L. " " ... tattie Counts; Mary ltichardson. Johnson, Sarah Thornp Waverley School.' real. ^ - First Grade?Corine Goodwin, Sar>?James Abney, Ber- j.h Frances Goodwin, Thomas Moore, Prrh.nl n.. * it am,- oamuei oraoaK. on, Dorothy Johnson. | Advanced First Grade?Alonzo No-?George Phelps, An- {l>lo, Ludwold Perry. ?" ie Wren. I Second Grade?^Lizzie Brown, Lot- -m e?Bojtoil. Biyce. Civ Belle Green, Robbie Peguese, ?Helen Burley, Ruby Pearl Rehick. 1 Thomas, .Beauregard Third Grade?Margaret Abner Benzina Adkins, Francis Blackwell, =Sarah L. Jenkins.? Benzina Blocker, Ruth Everetle, HOr?Lucile Bonner, Lot- jice Herroll, Blanche Taylor. ' *? on, Emma Lee Miller, Fourth Grade-r-William Coultry, jsoh. Lizzie Crooks, Elizabeth Furgess, e?Robert Phelns. Lon- Mamie Lee Gibson, Marilyn Green, ha Jones, Anna Owens Mattie Hampton, Frankie L. HickFirst Grade?Bernice son, Thomas Robinson, Willie Smith, Thomasina Davis, Bea- MaxinP Starks. ggy Pearson, Vashteen Fifth Grade?Catherine Randolph, . Williams. - Ellie Hampton, Bessie Mae Robinson ?Wilhelmina F.dmunds i Sixth Grade?Henry Everette,. Da- \ en, Beulah Jackson, vid Kinard, Reginald Jackson, Vivian Lucinda Singleton, Su- Rnaspll. - ??? Edward Guiuwul, Wil Seventh Grade?Helen McKnight, Naomi Neal. xon Schol. ? ; Biliidki School. ?Geneva Whaley. First Grade?James Dennis, George U.--Annie Mao Adum-?r -Oanlt, Mafgaret Miller, Doris Riley, Elliott Nance, Wilhel- Eldora Robinson, Thelma G. Scott, Georgia Simons, WiTliam S^te'^ens, le?Thelma Chestnut, Leon Thomas. r , . ^ Second Grade?Lucile Jones, ZenafdMon,-Tht>l?x? WxpH- yflfl- tlHPt-, t'orrie Smith, Ruby Smith . d Knowles, Francis Idell Stuart, James Tally, Paul Tafljr ie Watson, Sallie Lee, Ernestine Tcmnle. ?, rhelma Whftley, Emma Tlifr'd Grade?Nancy Artemus^VeT ine Owens. Queen Cor- ?u r>?? ^?! ' ' ' *"* - men viruin., i/uns nanaoipiv*- maun limey. Rilev. Roberta Simons. SilaA Mnwells ? Wwit, Jpnft ?? ?. Leevy School; r ~T -v linnie Martin, , Julius First Grade?Gladys GraV. Jackson, William Jones Second Grade"?Sarah Jonrifcon.' Bernel Whaley, Chris- Third Grade?Everett Johnson/ . Laura Heyward, Mary Fourth Grade?Alston M. JohrtionT^^B I i* ''. ' ^