Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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; " ' f~ . _ ? Pagp Six , _ *7'~ r*m* . ?? ???? SPORTS P, H.; I in- t? .? ? hull season is dot sports f- naturally turned to in l hv ha is * t kill ^cctiuii ha: fortnight, . ~""Y Vdiet r^uiflC at -.-M-eli takes its place as hist< . . tm.s cuUrrmr hopes-that- noth; ';- -g:nr.r~ tivai;vo <d' what it m and Wack alike. In the day the LHive:>:'.y. of Soyth Car be tn?'Ugat of. It. is lussiTfl . yi{, people, who shall witness " ,pjay I - "t It is not iinpt r' i. t i'<i i!litl| as Carolii ?j ;wi?j _l w .-ki.ii - uinild play it h stieh a'n.a-iiiL" mutest in whi see' .V; i i:' aii'i Benedict1 play NeiVi Ini- will prove to I of ,]mvjmluv./ rVyular -vn-s>n was ended 1 n'p t her sln-rl se; son ) sujrjtes ar\- ii?uaiiy uisiuis'sod as neji ? eerniny the vu-tmries of-their * , when ti.eif 'teams h so. Of c ' .an . ha: aen rAt ic to be mor " . fe? who art not, .of" flu^t" ilk. 111 '. . i..i\,u in their, nef i.' u ".it' .make ,thti?noccssirr : A - a- my knowlcdjre- v of. tji-i teams lielonjrinK to o it'inpr a : -tre products of .-tatV ...... A-iav .Jewell, Broc w jr- th. - a-. i at A. A: T. \vl 1'. i m, *ias that his team \ a e a jurimr- his first y \\ o~>' iA\.r\o, at C.levelani ' : h ;'i. funrary ? ii'-f. j 'ljjlii ??i.? i 11 at ; < : . * r. t? ' ! mifhl S. ?? ' : - Vr~ }! "; l llu- Mall cuinpi ' I'-.ili.- . k i> a of , it Ii:ch:ir.!s..n coachin, ns which totals to t ?4-..,r? j-rttinr save in hi . ' i . ' - A' . i : hero 1^- < * la rcn< * ' _ uc_arc usinjr I'iir-- '.!-< .'i u .i- a' -tclja yujVtf Ay^is ili Tjr-Trc r?; T mean A A ! I1 : i !;i ? ( (* a IK'U ft'' 1 i , it said, ' " '.At ti if?y t il,, pa ill v. iia' , >;'i- la>k iniyht lu> ;ui*?t t Ttnrrr. "* * ..... * a; - .\ a.- handled : ; ' ? ' ''rn^' . Thf\ i! : Harvey who ' ! * ;n lino reach a I.;11;11-.rui:;. ( atl n showed hi -- =??T Hi?-4--i ;> n. U t . -i i :n-r io- mi _ n"v ?:< : ' Y ij>r,' for the .do lids v.:... . l-ijt a stripli '' : lia inc. Route fj .;\>tf jrtu* present his circle. Tijtt si'ill produce \v?:s- | on-uirh""*rrheat TTa The writer reserves AHen - r r7tsst>-?rr*s- w -the- coirrhirrtr s Allep in a few years. J Livingstone., ('la)liiv and Pain \\ i;srminster xewi ThV* .iioi ia . were spent cor antly and - dot' here inspite ? .snow y -.wi^okLu. 'V-. ..; .... Sari I a nryvod ve.ry .cheerful here, il * . .is (ted ever' hom itvpTv. lie v is .very heavy loi t.l in- rem i.ed jJie home of I Mrs. A. M. Marlon - lie Miss M.ar:<>n a piano * She I rut'1; vi ' . ?H-n?fan.i1>?rrrrri many n let.ds- with, lonely nit iny i In- h< '1 iilas. ? ~~ ' ~ .Mi;, and Mis. John C'obbs, Mrs;i-4'hmflir--ka-tfRin enjoyed i mas darner Sunday in the Mi. rrr *rr - t ay. Writrht. Mr. ami Mrs. Robert P< Mr. U iiliaoi and {f. P. Will Pvarlihe at..I Mr. Charlie K Oti- Uo.w: . Mrs. Wllie Join Mrs;. Ai iry tihiVer all were in the hoi'iiv- >!' Mr. ami Mr Wrifcfht. Sunday afternoon.' 'I he in ist.rnas. program at lie- I'ir ! Ma pi it Churel - HO '- I he?Hit. pil'eh. I ,ula?was a sui^e children "t the Sunday Scd Sun l>? ;i:iV Club received ma Then was a Christmas ' .John v .M. K. Church, 1 ni^ht, Rev. II. I . 4?iivis? brought annual r .iuVi t iue surprisin Ilr- l,a. h'in -ciil Lu Pcnd ness. ; Rev. (I. ,S.. .MeMillian is preacher i The momh?r? Wo^try .\t. K.~ and Trrnny frrei Rev.?-MeAl-iUan in?serviceRev. M<Millan preac hed a Vv - sermon iisin^ as a subject "1 - o?_the world." ..... j _____ . \ 1 - } \ \STURE BROWSINGS WvBaLMGARDNER initely over ami the/attention ot* the lovers ol other parts of the Sports Pasture. The grass emit as yet attained sultieieiiL.g 1 o\vt^I*"- hrnws? > . . j * * * t ? jo us to the plai inn ol' the postponed Allen-iienton "Field, although ii wdrtt appear until that i>ry?unless the weather plays us another trick, ing may happen to prevent, the praying of thai cans educationally and yociologiealh to- white s when Negroes* wcre rn regular attendant^. ai olina football as it js known tod&y was yet to' e that an overwhelmingly large percentage 01 ' that game have never seen- two colored teams, tssible for them t.. Iw?lu.yr that ?m.y ?-> at, a battle -royol or tug of war or some other eli the skill''required for football is lacking. To will disillusion them to: that extent about the in- at least a .few Hrops .of \fcater on the stone ' t sometime since the first football season (the 'hanksgiving but Pot Season tilts have, added ted that among our Negro Colleges the Coaches :ligible in 'the news accounts that appear conteams whereas they are given lots of attention burse this is-only a half-truth. It seems a hus> e \vilHng?to censure than to jirais'e. There are I am of the'opinion; that<*our papers'could be mts as to players and coaches were thry?hrnt'J >~xr5rpvnriitures_1n' the coralling of informatibu. ? * ? ur Association. It will be for the reader to their systems: At State College-there was a k- and Cotton. Jewell hails from Boston and hen A. & T. won the C. I. A. A. championship, at State should beat over\ team played in its ear's tenure as head coach. Brooks hail's from il. Cotton is known by everyone, in and aro.ujuL ?to what?might have boon exported, -pros < <! tit? 11 t be State Ct?acbin'g Stail'. Thi< i..im? iV.iiir'_ ?f t j? iseil ".lack (sometimes known as Henry) \\ il Benedict iirui 1>f the, famous William*, (.'hap? ?ystem. Jack has ever been a Favorite with luestion' the Biblical'aphorism: "A prophet is s own countrv." 1 i * * * . i*e Green. Green'-is a disciplo of "Dave" PinIris athletic appe.la.tion, for now it is President r performer . during his <s'ehaol days, and his e ojuy team to hold the State warriors to <evcn ; ssoevation team.) . ? * oner held down the role foriijerlv handled b\ appeared to have improved considerably in -t seas; n -over the* former year. Harper is a . and I've found that his writimr is very thought \f * * * 'by. Johnson, of West Virginia Collegiate Insti r-r^iiriio Tti.i"".~i7n ~ "i.1 ji.~io was successor to the famous Brice Taylor, who t his Alma Mater. The Univerity of Southern [ r host form in the last game when they bat r the "dean" of the Association. Tutt. Tutt- tsvtdopmentMi-foothalHin ou-r Association. When tig playing at Allen back in '12 and?Tutt ii-io.thuoe driyi?~.?wt'"pt aH ln'foie1 thi'nt." day .is not more fa.med?than. Tutt was then hi s good teams. His team of the past' season flin and" tie Aljen. *'? "' for the last because he was connected as an tatf : damrson T5rortneed"~the best, team "had at" lie is a product of Oherlin. His team defeated e. It was the first .to score on State. Sr- ??Hirmef was Served in honor of Rev. ; McMillan in the lovely home of Mr. and Mrs. Sloah JCne y pleas Misses Annie B..and Geneva' Davi of the were at home for Christmas holidays. ! Miss lameII Wright, will leave for through her school the. 5th. of January, c* seem- Miss LaRoSsie'fc'loyd. is spending | uled un _| the holidays with parents, and friends . lev. and j ?l{ Newberry,- S. C. brought . , ' las been The Graded School here will open : I their?"W"in the fith of Jaimaiy. Tin1 Chi i"t" h isir dur. nias program that was to ho triven A __ VVednC.'alav eVenThg before Christma'T- f Mr. and W'T be Riven Monday evening Jan- i j Christ uary- 5th; all are invited to attend. ( borne of The program that was to lie giveiv Thursday; evening before Chrlsfjna- ' ttigrew, at thc i>leasant Hill School will la 1 ks. Miss givei; Friday evening January Idli. ' a.V, 'Mr. u|j atHs^hsked to attemh 1 ison and Mr. and Mrs. McK eir/.ie llaniels, of I visiting Cleinson, S. Were iti town Sunday ' s. 1. \V. visiting their rind iter Mrs. Kli'/.a Alex lander.' rendered i ... .,. ,. .. .... . . ,, . - Miss Katie Moss is viSiting in An i 1< inlay . .... . f vt. ! derson. S. ( . ss The! " H. Sanders, has been vi-it Cool and ! *l'*s mL'mbers during the mdidays ny gifts. ) .? ? me ai | . LERSV1LLK NEWS rhursday 3 I The season that brings happiness to from the | more souls than any other season of | K news , (,he year was welcomed by a group of leton, 4 hoys .and two teachers directed --bv4 h hainlU ] f)Ur principal singing Carols both in the White and Colored the new Communities. Christmas morning of John thV grYnipleft Prof. Minis resident uL nds' met TrispTtS-"of the chilly wind JiundflX. _ahd snow top spotted houses?saftg' 4 'underfill "Silent Night/' "Joy to the World," t ^he light Father PrcpaVe Me," Wasn't that a , Mighty Dajj^ Vhen-Jeawt Christ was I THE J^ALMEI SPC lfornCJ an I -ft- composition oT Yecogni. tern whu'ii gave tiii' Veal Cliristnuu atmosphere ttt Fcesville according t' coiui>rnr.? nts from bo ill \V h.te aiu l.clotoil. The appreciation of this set vice was expressed, by heaping has kets of fi nils fruin both races. Friday night Calvary A. M. K Cliuren expressed. I he lb Xmas greet nig io the r Sunday. School under tin diteftidn "t lleyj A. lhuilnp- am Sli It'efa-y- Se In?, >i 1 >tl lee . The pro grain w;s a real treat.; .. Aliioiig tile welcome glU'sts t'o l.e.es vilie \setv;. Mr. S.. ii. Minis. Faille .of i'rot . iuuF XIks^TJ. T. W,' Minis uih Mr, Will.am Miins, Fiicle. .VIl?Ariniiiu? Ferry of Madison, S C., brother of Miss Hut-tic G. Ferry Airs. Ferry. I-,-Aduins-ui -Charlotte y spent the". Xmas "holidays will .ter parents Mr. and'Mrs.* Gabe Hart y- ' Kev. W C. WilsAo^vho has been il was over ioved?during the holiday: hy tour of his children and a daugh m'ui of Atlanta," Ga.; Misses Lucindt j.auna and Mr. Kt-van Wilson of Co lunibia. i here was a glimpse- o! Mr. am Mrs. Charles McMillan of Morris lTo| lege. Sumter, S. C. The faculty \\ish to express tlteit appreciation to Miss Hennje Dean Mrs. Xfattye Fee Sahber,.their .parent! 1 I .A... I 11..-. I o . - - * ...i. .inn ->n>. .j. i\. man oi mnetySix. S. i'nr 111*0ir welcome rocoptior ami eiaborate .diniiej: at their homt Saturday. "* The serviee of .Mr. Milton (?regg ii aiakiiijr the teachers ami friends hap py is an unusual t%y>eY . M'ss Verda Ida AloKinr.y spent tin "A in as- holidays with relatives and friend,"over 11 fe~srati ~ " * Misses Lambert. Carrye.Boyd, Messr.. l.oimii?.lames. Wi^l'all Bovd. 'Miltoil (irejiir and Frank Cooper visited .Misses Fun ice and Boatri.ee Thomas of (i.lluTl. S.' C., durii'if* "tjie holidays. .Mr. and. Mrs. Thomas Boyd, Miss l.amhert and WijffaH Boyd, were in Mouiia U'iilion. Saturday visiting relatives and friends, Mrs. Sarah Ks vard. Amanda Craw, f<o.;d .and -drrtiuhtei visitors, of Aiken h "-it' -d A f-r:?and AI; ^ _ t "ii ion Kinvr, Sunday . .Mr. W'iiliaio Inuhinett from Harris Inn tr.' 1'a.;. is ~rrt?harm:?rvyrrrrr.?r Mr. Stenson \\ i. e from I'hiladel rdfia is \is.tinj.r hs lister and hrothej Mr. and Mrs. Seal Boyd. KIlMilAV (Mill ('AMI' || \S MKKUY ( 1IB1STM AS I'he' Annual f lir si mas program al Kidtfewoi'td ('amp this year was uiulei tile aUspua iTT Mis Is?n\<~ Mayse am Mr. .1 oiln N'iekleliy. members of tlu Fie. Will i wu.' tie tii singular interest. and appeal ing for it.- intrinsic music and.for tlu tliiA-i't tvyclat .oil' of .j lie story it presented. "Tlu* Christ Child/' J ln'sV taking pai l >>ti the program were, t^e .M i?nrr>tliy and Mamie (iootlwjh.. Alary K. .Myers. Recitation; Mes?i| i.'lie.tid-. e?|l'net liuet; Wm.Vea-lt M-e~Marv- \\ '-< Mittf?'yt-r- I-oinV? ' 'ocal solo; 1 ntst rumental asolo, "The Winld is' waiting for the Sunrise," 31 r. John Niekleby with .Miss Margaret .Smith ?aeeompaning.' and spirituals. J. Ruff. Kor-this oeassioii the camp was fasteI'll 1 ly decorated with .ever greens if holly jmTlt-d ferns, colored candles, mniaturc Chiistmas. trees and the r.rge jintuiai. tree. elahonUely decoraj. it' e. rttr ;ip!trnprl;it(^ ynlcMd'A" rtdflfh m-trts. at whose hasc the neatly pre an red parcels., were placed which were flatly."* of every discripfioh and deMiiiinat ion t hat wejv issued out to ;very. tiimate and employee and to jnitc a few friends also. Jivery parh'l contii.ita-d some useful and needi ui article a- was proved when open d. -Many of..the visitors remarkedhitf they .had never, seen sp many gifts or bom ainoiip- such' a happy group of shut-ins as they had Christuas day at nid"o\vt>od Camp. Tla- intrse Mrs.' C. II. Pleasant and latients wish to acknowledge with hanks tlio iiiany urd't^ donated by the 'riot-ids and patrons of the camp v.hicli wen; as follows: Tin Free Will 'hih- gifts:' The Daughters of the do|y Cross; M i n ature X mas treesy .ri< hly decorated) fruits, sweets, nuts Uid parcels: Mrs. Nellie IT Davis, Par ; I : M.. W I P X. M.u k. !?u ge t ake and .parcel ; Messrs Champion -and De-arson,.- fruits, nils and swi'i t's. Mrs. Ida M.-Fordi liCFies; White fr ends. finiTts, sweets <11(1 nitis !jnd ill., l'ulpil Aid nf Ini-vl hxhnry Bant isT^Chuiv-h, represented >y Mr. .ind Mrs. II. .). Douglass; Mrs. Lock,- ami one other lady, donated 'iind--. ' . . v '.Among, the many visitors of the rymrp im Christmas day were seen; Mi'.;,' Saplironia White, Miss Flossie W illiams, her friends and her brothr Henry; Mrs. Frances Woodson, Mrs,- \. I',. Mavis, Mrs. Delia Greene who i an autn of Mis. IMeasant; Mrs. Maggie jjopre, Mrs. ?flattie Mack, .Mrs. _Annld K. -flail, Mrs. Bessie WalkiJr and others'. Many beautiful Christmas carols were sung at the Camp Sunday aftei Tinoii proceeding Xmuu by students of the Columbia Bible College who also distributed tracts of religious greetings among the patients. I)o Most Of Your Jrading With Our Advertisers. v . . rW LEADER IRTS - _ 1 -ATHENS NEWS- ? On Sunday, afternoon at 3:30 o'clock 1 .the funeral services pi 3Us. C. 11..' r Duckett was held at Bethel A..M. Ik Church, of wh eh she had long bc.n a devout and christian men her! Mis. 1. "Bettio'^as we know had be mi. in. do - dining hojjdth foi .a long while., but^ t* bore it. patiently, hir home was a ia> J of sUUsImiw .liilimr. l-hao -saulucSo^wimii - you WiMir-rhrrc. -tin . v.'.t? j looking fol \v ill d t|o t he etei li.it. tiiiM.'.'.s - I and trying to cheer and help. Make r | others? happy. Wl.iL everyone w.. J i I sleeping peacefully, the .death angcU j_ilule,, into her room and quietly fold- I nr ed her into Ids arms, no one* Knew- the j . luin ?>i moment, out \vs> teei mat was ; , the way she had asked to Ixv taken; ; r God did not intend that it should he \ * -known.. , She wds a loving mother, a faithful 1 wife and an asset to the community.' i Her While friends, Mr. and Mrs. Hr-i .. B. Bubo,. .w.huiiL..shiv once lived with j t marks of her life; Mr. Gray also was I present. She was a member of the Courts of j Calanthe,. Eastern Star Lodge*, Womfen's Christian Union. Working Be- I nevolent Lodge and Woman's. Aid j . Society. Mrsi Sallie Klackstock. President had. charge of the courts; ! quartette by Mrs. Karle Owens, Mi.-. Cerilla Hudgetis and Mrs. Fleming, ( "Never Grow Old."* Paper Mrs. Jno. , Mills; Responsive Reading and Prayer, Mrs. Savila lliggihs; Mrs. Mary ( Whjtener. organist. - Rev. J. i'l. White i officiated while Revs. Levant, Cunningham and Byyd assisted. Obituary by Prof. Sander's; Solo, Mrs. E. S. L Wilmm. "Hit' T'lH'IcHlded May play-' _ ed by Mrs- Sanders. These few facts are mile posts in the earthly journey | of a?ri nnirkahle woman To her*i I children sin? was a wise.counsellor as; well as a devoted mother and through prayer and Christian guidance she ! | helped bring them up to the high! ideals of christian life and this day | they rise up and eall her blessed. She j cared not for the galaxy id' the i World, hut found her delight in the i joys, pleasures and duties of hm j duties of---her home, her friends and ; her church, hers was a life of faith j ~ hid with life in Christ. Her last sick- 1 ness lasted only a few days, just as j came to her, "The Master calleth j for Jhee,' .and she departed with lier'! lamp trimmed and hurtling: she was i ready to enter in and -sit at tin- mar- ' rrage feast-, we say nk the poet: The lights ate till put. "In the mansion of clay. * 'Plie curtains ate drawn Cor the dwi Hers away . . She . silently slipped ' O'er the threshold by .right To make her abode * . In the city of light. She was laid away in a stcvel casket heavily laden with adorable floral tributes, sent by Jhe many friends 1 .showing the high esteem in which she . Wim adnrert: The rhttrch pack _ .... I... unimni - ? iiii MM niwiii}; reia tives.afid friends* To mourn siu - -Iim\ i-v rr~TiTTcijirriiiit li^irlm e? six daughters; twp sons a sister and a host of .other relatives. To the bereaved family the sym _ oathv of the city is extended-' Mrs. Etolia MeKinpie of Ohio, Mrs. Lula Put map of llartsyille, S. ami Mr. and . Mrs. Chauncey Duvkutcmf Cheraw were pres.ont fnr "tho Ttmerai together with others that space will , .UVl.^allpW. JjfrJ'c Ulelit,-itiji.-ii ?Miss -Gocelia Ducket t left Sunday after spending the holidays at hoipg --'?Prof. Madden?spent the holidays -j with his parents. 9. I Mrs. Mary Boyd of Spartanburg, and Mrs. Malissa Bolding and ehild retr were house guests of Sir. and Mrs J. S. Fowler, during the holidays. .Miss Mattie and Mr. John Putman - spent -the holidays with, relatives. * . Miss. Mattie Duckett is oontined to her room. Mr. Albert Dial attended the funeral of his. son-in-law a few days ago. , ? We. are sorry to report Mrs. Ella Uunter critically -ill at her hoiue. . Mrs. W. M. Moore, has been indis iwi Lin- |kim u-w tiays; wo irusi she will soon he out 'airain. < Mrs. Julia Fhtcher loft Sunday after having spent a few .days' at tin I . bed-side of her mother Abfo .is ili _ Misses Julia FowleiVTTTrrTffrte I)utr?-glass, teachers of Friendship College, Rock Hill, S. C:, and l'rof. Win. ?Rankhend, princhml of the Yemassee Graded School were holiday guests at " the home of Miss Julia Fowler. Misses Maggie Garrett, and Henrietta Fowler spent the holidays with parents.,' si M i l.It M.WS On Christmas morning throughout the city, strains of sweet, music \va heard and greatly ohjoyrnl hy a number of sick and Well folk. An effort was made to serenade as many of tju sick as possible. The choirs of sev t eral of the churches of the city tried | to do their bit in that manner to spread Chrismas cheer. The menihers of the, City Federation added much to the Christmas spirit over the 40 t.v in sending baskets to?the needy. Our energetic ' President. Miss Usher. -devotee! a great deal_of her time in the work and many a heart was nuple glad by her untiring efforts. The missionary. Societies of some of the churches aTso - sent fruit to a number of siek and needy folk.f' Mr. Lot* is?Bennett is quite siek at , this time. We wish for-h-inr iTspeedy/' recovery. . .' t i ^2 r Qirto a number of young lad es- who ; have beui away attending School and teaehirv arc at home for the holidays ' ai .u.-.uaI a large number of out ' .< tov.n quests aie visiting in the. ' '"ty.. A -few of the number are: Mis . j | ill's.- Ii.nl. <ff'Augusta; Miss Coles-j Trinu-.-see; \! As Lmviv Crawford | J i>i' (ia-.onn, N. ('. ; Dr. and'Mrs. Me | ( 'I 11 ii. ni \: C*.;, Miss W i.,>dierly,_of ! j m;.i. I.e. Ij;i,; ?li,?M . A ndl v>v> r rr \. C ?? 1 j Mil', iiauiiuii Liehurds is e'i-'r.lj.ng.i ^ '.rr damrliler. in IMiiladelniiiu. Mi . Albert Apear^ is-at* homg-af-lct } i : pendinir a few months in New York.-j Dr.and Mrs. C. W. Birnie and Miss A.Tina I-oni?e. Blrni<r motored?to < u-ang: burg on Christmas Day to witness the Wilkinfeen-ShelYield Wedding ' I M ss Ada Josley is spending the j holidays in Hodges, S. C. Mrs. Lottie'MeCaine.and Miss Mildred DeLean. are "at- home after a -fonn'thi^-staC in New York ' -;iTtni'rtrrf?n?hrrgr numbn*~nf guests on Friday night, December 26, at the residence of1 Mrs. E. P." Palmer. The" d.ecoraiioiis of the Christmas season added to the attractiveness of the rooms where the quests assembled. V large number of tables were arrang d for bridge- And at the conclusion of the games, Mrs! Ethel Broom was declared tho_ winner of high score prize for the ladies; Dr. E. G. Jones high score prize for the men and Dr. McMillen the booby. Miss M. E. (Mover, consolation, A most bountiful and delicious -course of chicken alad with hot rolls, pickles, and coffee was served by the ladies of the ' lab. At an early morning hour the ainsts reluctantly left for their varilous homes. I. ATT A NEWS The funeral-of Mrs, mza < Ira tit was held at Bethel Hfii A". Ah. E. Church Sunday, Decern be, 21. Rev,. Fudd, officiating. Mrs. Daisy Mose, died December 16. Her funeral Was held at Saint John's Baptist Church. Rev. Arthur. Rciao>?dolii ei ed?Hrr?eulogy.?The Mowers .were profuse and beautiful. She was tin- leader of the United Order'of Tents No. !(>, Pride of Lutta. She. leaves?to inoui ii a husband,-TTTTTnvice ai.id.~a host of -friends. Miss Annette Champy, Luetic Douglass. Mary L. " Brooks Vinilla Clark and 10unice Centers, spent the holidays at their respective homes. The following are at home for the holidays: Walter Allen. Hubert Guiles \lle.ii, Cniversity; Hattle Robert Bethea. Hampton Institute; Alto Flade'er. Camden. N. J.; Laurence Bethea, Newport News, \'a.; Annie Berry,. X. C'atheiine T?o welts, Rocky Mt.. \\ C. f Mrs. Fannie Hall left Wednesday .lor West Ya., Mrs. Hubert Guiles and Hattie Robert Betlieu, spent Christmas evening in Sellers, v:siting Misses Daisy Berry and Maytnld Jones. Litie DorotliV HL Woodborrv. 11. R. Bethea and Magpie 1). .Scott, spent ' 'riday in Dillon, visiting Mr. :?nd - ' ' Miss A'iee Page was wedded to'Mr. !ohn'".lieNeil,' DecembeC-25th.. .Mrs. Al ee McNyil is now at her row hnnre ATrtli herTnisbrtnd" and three .CMyr.or.^ooOOOOOO^OOOOOOOiOOC ?Yourr Ir: Needi { Can be found-in ourAdverti? t are asked to read these adv 't* our advertisers. We are pr K , we are tfettintc from the ad\ y. dittm to reach -the public. V i .. : . ?? I A MESSAGE OF When leath invades your family 8 solatMn comes to you from the ft 3 AN! BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA projected by insurance laws, to j policy which your forethought pe such. Tfle Mutual Relief & B I 'j; T. It YOUNQBI I-HONK 71 SB q **. :* D?8K?>00 O OOOOC^^^^X830OaO00 BE, AS! Of'GETTINC "Call for the / -- CJL A U ? BREA D v "SOUTHS FAVOP ? [Saturday, January 3,- 1931. 7711;. < 4 ] ?tep-ehi!dvi;n. Oot^iffciJ ions Mr. n.l . !; s. McXeT :'n?! Mrs." t(ianillc ami Mr. a"d M'-n.- PUiv-'-i'--*:*-- uv ? tvi - dinner gue ts o'.' M-. ami M .?. Carney. Sellers on Chr s' n as. !> . . Mrs. :M > R. 1?'?* (>*>? I a part-y of-twenty at her- home in hot '<> ' (I ui?*ate \ Ilattie Robert Co?! :!. ?'r!ie iVeidrifr w-s spoilt ill pla> i"gw eards' ;>m| ng;' aft -c "whieiY'llie^rTittowii?hiersn waS sel'ved; ai' :u re etiektail. eaixUe stick sal-. ? ad ami errain chr *e ami pineappk, -fancy iee~ cream in?Christmas desigrs. v Mrs. Ruth Johnson of Minturn, S. spent tlK' week-eiTct.iU. J-ortta. South'. .77" ~ Carolina with Mrs. Maggie. The people of Latta spent a joyous Christmas and have now resumed their regular schedules. IN/MEMOIIIAM In lasting memory oT Robert MilTer who departed this life, December 2<>, 1 !>2K. It was on this day of December, Oh! how we will all remember, How Robert in a distant land ? Left ais to join that Heavenly band Ami since that dreary dreary day, We'vV missed him in every way We are sad and everything is wrong. For all niiss his laughter and song. Robert God loved >'ou best,, So now take your sweet rest, Foe von * vp lad pnin^tn mxliirp That we so far never knew. Now you are in that land of love, The same we are working to -see, There we'll meet, and live eternally Hlla B. Miller, Mother; Alfonso and I. J. Phillip, Brothers; Louise Miller, Wife; . . Roxieme, Adele, and Rohert, i Children. VOKKSBIRY NFWS ' r " . T Christinas was spent very "uietly St. Paul Church enjoyed a wonderful sermon by their Pastor, Rev. Thompson. Rev. amj Mrs. C. K. Golphin, 410 ^ M W. 5th Street, Washington, D. C.; Mrs. Maegie L. DeArmon 008 W. 16th Street, Armston, Ala.; Misses Marnier Gregg of Winston, N. C.; Henrietta ?. Robinson, Mr. Bvrkly . Reynolds of lionkins, S. C.. were visitors in CokesbuTe. Sutulayt" """ Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Robinson and son,.Mr. and Mrs. Mancy Robinson, little Maurice Anderson were visitors in Orangeburg, S. C., visiting his brother Prof. *D. T. Robinson. A large number of students spent the Xmas holiday home. Misses Franees Gadsden Jaunita Foggis, Anna O. Holmes, Kvd Robinson. Josie L.__Moor?. Carrie Butler, _ Holmes. Mart' 'Gu^HlK. RWld VocV. ili?? . nt o.j.l. finvc luuniDy iucsm s nuusne Dixon, MitOhel Robinson.. Those on the sieH list: Mrs. Carrie Gtip>o>ins, -Mrs: Emnra Cummings." :o:oMo:o:omoMO3M0Mem?e^ _ . ^ I'/Ver y? j ' -- ' - - i| ^ ;ing Columns. Our readers ertisements, and patronize X oud of the business that ? ertisers who use our me- *{ uueu j^ftftaaQaoochoocHO - ?? 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