Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I Saturday, January 10, 1931. ? ^ MIt ????>? * *r h*'f*tr in thoCltv nft-T 'siicpd'uff- th<> vale-tide in Ora?-'-!nirir with relatives at)d friends. ..' * \ Po- T-irnrt?j TT,.^"p;,ti" P-<vti>v ,,f the A.?M,?Jv,?('lim^h?"-i? X' >, hols.?l;?(> ?soent?th? hnl .ius-n with his ?iiii, Mr. Jpnifs Met Mint if, Jr., "horlir-durme the Xnvns. Mr. Charles DoviiU of New York City amj Mv.it. Qiiptllchaum of Kid?re "Sprinu1. Were nil' house quests of Mr"! and .Nils. ti. li. Dovall on Friday and .. Monday. ... ... Mrs. An,ie Manipup and daughter -.Artna Mao and Mr. Cin>tor~Bobo, spent Sunday UY .! lushing. I,.. 1.. as tTTeguests of Miss Adams and Mr Jas. Mr El wee.', ' ? V ' > ' Mrs. Ethel, Klouiso and-Carrtcr Bailev rpmit."tll'> hTrlidnvyL,"with lU.'fr pa * rpnt:-.. ftHr.-pjr Ethel and Carrnr have returned to State College. M ssT, IHf louise Bailey has graduated tTon Hampton-Institute and is still here. Mi;;. '1'. II. Henry, oj- 71-. \'ulhoun I St., is v.siiing cousin and fronds at Grc( v, id, S. ( Irani ill. re she will go to WhitTiife "to visit sister .and friends. She will eelui~n~tTT-t-Vrl-1nrhiir latter, part of .January. Miss.-Bertha A. Rauknighl, lias r.c - I .'''-turned to the city,*''after'*spending the " holidays in Montgomery and Tuskc?. gee. Alabama; wlnh?io '['n- kcyce she '" >vas the truest of Miss l.otlie- 11.' Fitten. I / . > F. Vandcrhorst. in company with Mi. and Mrs. R. S. Thomas, motored to Orangeburg la t Tuesday afternoon, December GO, iur, ihv Chr ?ti,iis. Dance given. by liic."Jolly tiood Fellows Club of that i ity. Mrs. Herbert \\'. Baumgurdner spent the week prior to- Christmas in Atlanta, Cia... and (In'envilie, S. C. Mr. Dan Collins of Darlington was guest of his hrofher-iii law and sister, Mr.?ami?Mr*.?hh?Vr-r?Nuu mga rdnar i during. Christmas week. Mrs. 'AlTjcrthh Anderson, daughtci of Mrs-.. A mi it* White, and children from Newark, X. j.. are spending the Xmas with her mother" in Philadt.1 ph id,, Da. Many friends are wishing them a merry Xmas and a happy New Year. f Mr. and Mrs. J,. 1). Denley had as their house guest for the holidays, . Mr. Tom Deniev. brother of ,J. B. Denley formerly of Columbia; now of New York. Mrs, (.J. K. A1 ford oi Darlington, mother of'.Mrs. .J. B. Den ley,'and. MasterOsear Alford. Misses Kraneena and . Caroline Rosemond were the guests- of their parents, Mr< and Mrs. J. K. Rose-1 RfltJ^iiaj^'n-1 iniH-ll''( '' Miss-^rttrrreTia is at Kingsvdle. ri. "" ('., and Miss~('arotTrre at T.oris, S. ('. ' We hone for tln-m intu-h sueeess dur" i ing tHe remauidiM?of theii?lei in. Mrs. Alhalia Means Ibnloi'd ami her little son Jerome (leorge- Bin ford, sue nt a pleasant- Chris Unas" here m Culuuduia ,\vi>?U"lu. r. imil Ui.!', \l-us?Mag > gie Lillian Means. Mi's. Bill ford aiut) her son lei t C-oUnulmi hist 'I itnrr h.y Jun.~H MkH for their le-me m Kiciivi inond, ,Va., carrying with theln the good Wishes of their * relat ives and K- J"iends. r ' 7. ' ; " ?H Rev. J. S. ('oe"4and iiis neicc, Mrs. Meta Johnson-, of Florence; Misses Hamilton and Mary Green, of Marion .were tiie pleasant Iu>u. e-gucsts oT"MT7 and Mrs.;l>oetor Johnson, 1-12G Harden St., on Monday of last" week. Miss es Mamilton and (Irwn are teachers in the Marion High School. They reported as having enjoyed- <|tiile a pleasant stay. One of the Vcr.r~ptoTi?nTit visitors to the city for the Merry Yuletide Season was Mrs. l'atricia FergusonClark of the Chicago Courts, the ; TTotrse gUCSl of Miss Osceola' Allen on i Hampton "Ave. Mrs, Clark stepped from the train admiring the bgiiuJtilul green pines against the retl Hay hills seen through the .state, then tlu- pretty little city; but when she had met "the folks" sheMvas thrilled with htuifirst trip south and thoroughly- enjoyed every minute- to repeat her expression verbatum. MAHKIA(iK AN NOl'MC KMKNT .v Mr. and Mrs. Luther Saunders an nouncc the. marriage1 of their daught er Maude Ruth to Mr. Rufus E. Martin; December 31, li)30. At the bride's huim?.?To thfl delight of their?many frienda^ they are at the home ofH*hO' grtiom's, 11 lis Jackson St., Augusta;" Georgia. V* CHRISTMAS JOV Santa Claus was much in evidence at the College Street Kindergarten, > 'AHIMU ll'i'.l', mcd.l, 111J !i<[ lufuiv, "Xtnas eve. Santa too!; social pains to bring presents appropriite to each j ! puj il and all left filled with joy that Xmas was really here again.' - A musical recital was given for the little folks. ^Mothers heaiTs were _ made to leap'with joy to hear Jtheir. children playing and sinking, Ch.-istnias candy was served. i THE ROYAL SIXTEEN CLUB."* The Royal Sixteen Club gave* Xmas Dinner on Xnias day at th home of UTr. Saetc Guignard, 1330 Di vinea street. Each member devotei nil of her time during the day pre paring for the occasion. An enjoyabl time was had by each and every one The Club is preparing to have a ver; unusual affair in the near future. CARD OF THANKS. ? We wish to express our heartfel thanks to the many friends and rela tives for their kindness find sympa thy shown us in the illness and deat of our dear husband and father, Dan iel McFadden, who departed this lif Dec. 1(3, 1930. Thanks to the friend for their beautiful floral design: Special thanks to Rev. A.. P. Spear and the Mutual Undertaking Cp.-7-fo thf. splutulid?service?rendered. Ai have our everlasting, gratitude. Wife and Children. BIRTHDAY DINNER PARTY Mi1. B. D.?Drafts,?eelebi a ted?hi Birthday with a lovely dinner on Dec mber 23, at his home opposite th< '.i xii\gton Graded School. The tubk was lovely with a beautiful birlhcla; cake decorated with blue candles. A goose dinner was served by Mrs Drafts assisted by Mrs. J. M. Suber . Those present were: Mr. and Mrs 'oc M. Suber, Miss Grace Suber, Mr -ram5 Holmes. Mrs, Rosa Johnsu.i tun Hautrht'-.' Martha Elifeabeth, Mis: Rachel Lorlefc .of- Dikan^ and" Mr, Jo Subcr. Jr. , 1 Card of Thanks. Thc\ Publisher wishes to thank th following friends" who rememberei him during the ChVistntas season Rev. S. It. Thompson, Society Hi! Tor a nice package of pecans; Mi and Mrs. Wm, Anderson, Detroit Mich., for a box of cigAi's? Mi. an Mrs. It. I,. I,yon, of Greenville, fo a solid leather purse, key holder an cigarette case; Mr. Fred Bernart New York City, for a shirt and tie Mr. John (tollman, New York Citj for a tie and six handkerchiefs; Mi 11. A. Woodard Gadsden, for tw -rmnnds of pecans. All of which ar highly appreciated. GEO. II. HAMPTON, Publisher. ? ? m 9 . A SI PPEB AND PROGRAM Oil Monday, January 12, 1031 ther will he a Supper and Program spoil sored by the National Council Worl War Veterans Matilda Memorial Clif toll Samuel Post No. 4, at Griffin Me I Hull nnnnoto Thnmoc' n,.nt Story. Cor. Taylor and Harden Sis Program begins 8:00 o'clock; afte which Supper and Hot Cocoa will b served for 25 cents. ~ ~?7; Principal speakers: Mrs. Corri C.irrol, Rev. H'atlield. .Officers; C. T. Foster, Commander James Woodberry, Vice" Comniandei M. ,M. Nance, Quarter-Master; J. W Matthews. Adjutant: Frances R. Bar Offider xpf Duty; Cleveland Jacobs Officer of, Guard; J. W. Plunkc.tt Chaplin; R, C. Dixon. Reporter, 4, IN MEMORIAM In sad but loving. remembrance o oui dear father, Rigel Bates, who de parted this life, January 5, 10.10, a Xowheiaqg. ."" Tif^ianTT^doa'r' father -? -And it-shall-not soon depart. In uin lienrl.-i there IS a longing"; IV the honip an empty space; 11 will be'so yes, forever, No one else call fill your place. Thou art gone to h? with Jesus * 'A 'tittle Antfol 'hr'ift.'ht hnd fear, Happy in the joys of Heaven, Spine day we will nfeet you there. Mrs. Anna Smith, .Newberry, S. C Mrs. Mary Williams, Columbia, S. C daughters, and children. PWI. M ETTO S A N VTA Rll'M State Park, 8. P; ?Wxr as inmate? erf" the Palmett Sanitarium enjoyed a merry Christ mas. On Monday before Christma Santa Clans came with si group c merry (making folks. Wfth /sound of horns and tinkling bells you ca imagine the time, we'had; and Sant Clans gave each of us a stocking fi ed with cahdy, nuts, fruits, pop cor and even a horn" in everjr oTTet an Santa even brought the "cop" alonj We wish to thank Mr. and Mrs. 1 B. Pleasant for the lovely gift pr< wen ted?uw?on?the following Tuer.do which was enjoyed by one and all. On Christmas day we were the r< cipient of a large bag of. very nic oranges from Messrs. Champion an Pearson, for which we indeed than -theim?"All- of rrs?received gffts O the Christmas tree from dear ol Santa Clans. ' . ' ' Tho Neal Young Circle of the If Baptist chprch of Columbia (white has been very Htce to-as duririg th -year of . 193Q,- -On Chrfatrttas Ha each of us was presented with a Ne^ |Testament from the Circle. I Visitors during the holidays wer Kev. and Mrs. R. A. Adams, Re^ Alfonso^ Miller," Miss C M. Ervii Messrs. Chapipion and Pearson, Nfi and Mrs. J. W. Hopkins and frietidf Prof. H. W. Baumgardner and M Collins, who accompanied Mr. Broot out to see his sister. Miss Ervi who always brings sunshine present ed gifts to each of us. \V0 also rendered a "program o Aiiir 7hmm tlip ai plause we received we can readily sa it was enpjoyed by all present. Yes! we had a merry Christmas an want to manK our many inenus a , gain for helping us to put the Chris nans over with such fun and""enjoji 4?e?t to all. And we must say tha a merry Christmas and a happy ne^ year ha3 surely been ours. > * _ ZIZZ THE PALMET ALLEN UNIVERSITY NOTfeS a _ * e ' Dr. II, ti-Sims^ President nTAll.en University and prominently mention" d ed by many state and national church ^ leaders of the *A. M. E. Connection a*r e their choice for Bishop in 1932, de ' livered the Annual Emancipation Ad? dress New Year's Evening in Benedict College Chapel. A capacity audience heard his recommendation for better civic and economic improvement for t Negroes in Columbia. Many letters from friends in (hf . state, and one flom Professor Charles' h- Wesley of Howard" University, now in London have been received by Presie dent Sims urging him to enter*-t+ie s raceTor Bishop of the A. M. E. 5. Church. No decision has yet been s reached by Dr.'Sinits to date. t The State Committee of twelve for U- the Y: M. C- A. composed of elevoawhitcs and Dr. Sims the only Negro member m^t in an important session and have agreed that the North Carolina and South Carolina Y, M. C. A. Workers be upited m.ikidg a regional governing board of the two states , Following^ the mid-year examina^ tion the third week in January, Allen e will .observe a week of Prayer, be ginning January 26 and continuing through January 31. ' i A Student Loan Fund unon whieh several hundred dollars in subscrip'' tion has been-paid ih, is still under j- vflay and- many prominent Alfeii ? Alumni and supporters have gener? -ously?responded to the appeal:?fir is hoped that several thousand dollars" may be raised for this much need fund, which purports to assist worthy students in their scholastic en1 deavors. . e Students.returning after the Christ J mas holidays have shown a smallc; . : decrease in dropping -out than in forII nier years, despite the depression con-. 7" ditions of"unemployment in the state, t, according to a report from the office rtrof the Dean and Registrar. Allen rfCollege Dcparmcpt shows a large! d enrollment than any previous year. 1, ' 'The Charity Game on New Year's T" Day on Milton Field, the athletic ft tadiuin of University of South Caro!' ina, local white institution ..ended the o pot-ball season, and three games this ^ season with an ancient and respected ' -ivalBenedict College. The game ended in victory for Allen (>-0. A tentative schedule is being ar"anged for girls and boys basket-ball . the girls team now practising daily under the tutorship of Mrs. Cecelia t. Jamison and the boys under H. W Baumgardner, famous Jiincoln lumit| nary. On the foot-ball schedule for 1931 Allen has included a number of nonj^_ conference battles, Morehouse Col-. lege; Morris brown; and Livingstone^ v The Annual Turkey Day Classic is e scheduled with Benedict College. o BRAWLEY BOOK CIA'BS DOINGS , The club was lavishly entertained \ by Mrs. Miriam. A. McMillan at her . home on Gervais Street, December 1G. r !. The study of "Ethics of Confucius" was lead by Mrs. Caura Goode-Jones.; current events, by Mrs. Albertha Simons. After these discussions . the - hostess served two courses, the colorscheme being red and green to carry out the Xmas idea. Sandwiches, f hearts,' stars .. diamonds and clover leaves served With hot chocolate and t colored marshmellows were delicious; iello, shaped as sandwiches withwhipped cream and varied color putTii i*rs ciimi'?next.?After?rei ii't? eacTT member was given a souvenir calen? " On Christmas dav the Brawley Book Club presented the Y._\V. C A.. a stove. ' ? * 1 The evening of 'December 2.'i, was. very pleasantly spent. The Brawley j Book Club entertained a few. friends at the home of its President, Mrs. i ~ ^aOTa Ou Jones. u - __| Tables laid for twenty-eight, made a beautiful picture under the . soft ' light of candles. Pleasant conversa ' tion prevailed throughout the , two rj course service after which, all rctir pd to the living and reception roonvs to be entertained by an interesting; program. Mrs. Albet'tha Simons. ' acting as Mistress of Ceremonies, introduced Dr. and Mrs. Starks of c Benedict andHrof. H. W. Bnumgnrd.. ner of Allen who gave timely remarks j s of encouragement to the club and ,f rendered suggestibns that were well s received by each member. n Mrs. Laura Goode-Jones. gave the a history, of the Brawley Book Club, 1] stressing its literary characteristics n and telling <?f the accomplishments luring?fehf-elub's nine months-ofexr. istence. j, Mrs. Corrie Carrol of the "Y," prej. sented a reading in her usual unique y. manner. Mrs. Miriam McMillan and Miss Ila Stewart, played beautiful ?. piano selections. . :e Out-of-town ' quests were: Mts. d Thelma Griffin of New York City k who was at the Goode's home and ff j Miss "Roberts of Louisville, Ky., the d : house guest of the Hamon.% on Pine i Street 't I Re.guar Meeting hed this week at ) i the Y. W. C. A ?Tuesday at 6:00 e p. m: ' rh"- . f~~* w V. r. CLl'B No."*. ENTERTAIN allen students diking 0 unnntvc ?j , ? 'I The Christmas holidays were ver> *, pleasantly spent by the younfr ladies ' * who remained on the^campus. The girls feel very grateful to the nu>mhers of the Allen University Club. No. 1-, who made them feel' so much a.t home and who showed such warm n hospitality. At sometime or other y vited to a delicious Christmas dinnei. i This kindness shows that the old A. d U. spirit is still living in the Alumni, i- Those who. entertained the young lait dies are: Dr. and Mrs. Daniels; Mar tfon Me ria, Misses Jessie Crawford"] it and Willie Shuler. Mr. and Mrft. v Vance; Misses Thelma Weaver and . Zptoria Pierce; Rev. and Mrs, Lemon. . . . ; ; i v .. . 4 .* s ' ntfitiaiaiii 1 w^-.i i l?i? .... . TO LEADER Misses Nina Fwmati,"and Helen Ha Kin; Dr. and Mrs. Ilolman; Mis.se. Lola Hansom and Geqrgana Holmes "Mr." and Mrs.". 11. " How ard f Missel Ruth Smith, and Flora MeFlary; Prof and Mrs Haiimenrdnei : \1 >s.-s Clan Campbell, and Willie .M. Pie.rson Professor and Mrs. K. L. I'eguese .Misses Thclma Weaver-and' Inez lia per. Again dear. Alumni we inns heartily thank you and extend to yoi ouj* sincere wishes for a prosperou I New Year. - t p~ Student A HOLIDAY PAIM'Y A lot'ej" affair was given by Mis Mable Wiliams in hoiior of her gues M:ss Marie Casmer . of.- Saratogj Springs X. Y. ^ * Several tables of whjst was arrang ed for and was played thrnughoil thp -evening. i The guests w^-re: Misses . Mari Casmer. nest of honor. ('atherin I Ford, Theresa Grayson. Louise.Glo\ er. Edith Bythewood, and Mable Wil liains; Mt'"dairies Lure-rip l'rar.jer am Either Ruin'-- Mr. and Mrs. St. Clat Grayson and Mr. and Mrs. Ed war Roach, Messrs -aekson Green. Lero; Bennett. Pilaris, Lawrence. Georg Upehurchj. I.onnip Talford and Stun uel Sanders. A A delicious salad gourseL was. sYrv ed. All present stated a very en jovable evening. Bl'FFET StTPER GIVENSlf HON OK OF VISITORS. A unique hospitality was extende Mr; and Mrs. Wesley Ford on Mor day evening by Mrs. Haskell Brow at her home on Washington S.t. t buffet supper was tendered in thei honor. Promptly at'ti p. ni. the guests ui lived and amid soft rays J'roin ' Jnpii nose lamps an enjoyable ev.e'beg wa Tpwl. A very tempting Collation wa served. Other out of town guests e joying this affair, \vere Mr. and Mr: Reverlv Houndtree, Mrs. F.lla Whil side, Messrs. Davault and Young. PROSPERITY NEWS Shiloh A.' M. E. Church ) A "Get-to-Oethei "' Meeting \V?! called by Or. K. A. Adams, Presidin F.lder of the Newberry District. Re1 R. A ..Young, lined hymn No. 1: "< for a thousand tongues to sing" etc Dr. L. F. Harper, offered prayer; D ly. A. Adams, read II Cor. 4 chapte and commented on verse 18. "Whil we look not at the things;"~otc., OStn as a subject "The Measure of a M?n! I lie was given quite an ovvatidn i | electryirt" h's hearers frwm this mos wonderful subject. I -~;Dr. E. F. (1. Dent, was elected S"t rotary of aho meeting. Dr. J.-C. Me (Clellan was elected as reported to tli I religious press. j-- - The house, then wont into expry? sions cif ,-oppreciation of the present (if the Dr. E. A. Adam as the-ncwl appointed Presiding Elder, to prosit! | over this great district. The .assessments were agreed upo I PRICES Rl I HE ?-Mere i? plenty ot now Lsjime to l>u; pricesare so radios S 7.."?0 Heaters SI 1.00 Heaters (9 ? SI (>.01) Heaters , SIS.(Ml Heaters $2V>.00 Healers P.B.HENDRIX H Phone-(?:{02 I - . . . . _ ; THE HLITE RIB FIRST AN? will n'ivt' $*>.50 in I'li'/os to th ".hinuary 21, 1 At the Cap to th(x ones holding the Lucky Ca! 1017 Washington Sl;v._ * 1BSL | IIVVDIAihlli I SmM/ H' \ . - -?? I Wed. ai SH | Capitol IADMISISC . . . v). J J. />?? - ' and re-adjusted; eVery otvp; taymerr-' .i and ministers, expressed himself as ; ,'bein*? in full accgrd with Dr. Adam r and" tnV program and" assured ~?hirrr fthat his program and'assured hind ' 4 - that the district would not trail'in tin I .(lust. ' . j 1 ' The . District Coneferenee will con-,' vene at St.. 1'aulA.. .M. F. Church.il l,.:.i The Sunday- So hi ml Consent inn wjji i< j convene at~Hel<Mia. S. ft The \V.. H. and F. ,M. Society will-' ~v (Tuivene at St*. James A. .M. K. Church 2 -e " . : -1 ' ? } MNKtV SIX XJ:\VS. V I : ?? i The first 'Sunday of th,. new year ' s of Jp.'il was welcomed in by the ring. I L ing oT the different church bells f l 1 a. Sunday service.-, in and around N"in- ^ t't-.v .-.Six with the following* generals ' - in command; Bros, ,1.. I.. . 1rkyr .at l Bethlehemr J. It. Dean at Mt. Zioir A- s. S11 \ ' !!-" ili Alt. 1'lea-ant ; (,. tS . e Burton' at'Trinitv. At each place the c service- wu.-? well a-tt-eo-fed?wrth 're^ newed iletcrmmatiora to p-.tt over giru ri-?tnrr-" n^~TliT?~'"tT'YT"?;" ~~ ? ^ Droniptl^ 'a'. :,V|,?-u lies, H.? ' Taylor, pastor- of Bethlehem Bap.li-t . v>>uivu wscenueu iTu- pulpit. and an ' e, r.ounced his text. Subject "A JNYu 1 -l Heart." Many sad ami droopy heart* was made. t<V rejoice as the nian of - God soared awtfy fn,the spirt.- R'-v. Taylor, is provintr ,himself a worth . successor to the m eal? preachers, tiie JiUcl. J'pin fccon of If,. l' . tona Beach,- Fla.. Rev. A. T. Dixon. 1 - Mrs. -Samuel Fdwsrds of- Al.l i" " d viHe worshipped .at Bethlehem <.1 i Sunday, dan. 1th; 11 The .Ninety Six Hi school, reopen.e.ii \ her doors .'on Monday mui'h'injr Jai.7 r?fh. with the' usual-1 a rue enrollrrtenwith a nuiiilier id" additions. AI-~" Salemv Friendship,* Marshall Chupel. 1- Mt. Zioti and Mt. l'istrah. ts .We unintentionally failed 'to men ) tion the "ame of one of < u'r lead)n:p ,s speakers; in our last writing who <1n .livereel a.n instructive address at the s. Xmas exercise at Mt: Zioti.. namely Miss' Sarah Dean-. Slu- is the atVeetionate dauclitcrt- of. "Mr., and Mis. Julian dean. Verily if sh? continues her presenf course she will some day] he a power to hep^raee, <>tu- which, Mt. Zion will he proud -of. ' . iS- Mr. and Mrs. \\~. ?C.n ter.?Mi. ' ^ and Mrs. Jphn Dean. Mr. and Mt r (Jrover Griffin. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. ) Goode spent Monda> Dec. 2'dth at tin . home of Mrs. Winnie Goode enjoying J; a sumptuous feast. ,r Misses Josephine ('alter. Carrie fc Grifliji spent Dec. 25'th. with -Mi<s jj-Kmma (i.owk-, the daughter- hf 'Mr. Tohe Goode. They report a title time. n'.~ 1 Poro Beautv Shonne . ^ MT C 1 10H 1-2 Washington Street ie'-'. SCIENTIFIC AND SANITARY SCAI.i? A X I) HAIR o ~ TfcKAT.MF.XT >' ' Mis. F.li-kcr I.. Stacks, ' ?... ?7 'Mir. Ii. M. RoUrw^ -n . Mrs.. Maggie Fair. EDUCED ON I LTFRS. J Cold Weather ahead and r? y your heater while our illy red need. * Reduced to i.J> <?.">t) Reducted to $12.00 "Reduced to Sll'.OO lleduced to $14.00 Reduced to SlH.r?0 . B HARDWaRECO. g 1:121 Asst-ml)l\._ St. gg EN AW AY . V ;BON TAXI ( LI B, cir* Customers?Wettiv^lav Nitflit 0.'?1 at i< o'clock >itol Theatre Xunielirs.' Tickets will !.? v.ivon lis Only. Phone 22111 m I it Qicture id Thurs. I Theatre~j )N 11 &25c I 1 & ?-?r-B" \&-i I RKVr-A-r Wt-HILIA PLEASES CHARLOTTE- AUDIENCES. ^ ?It- -gives- "re- very?yrent pit-asmtr-trr ? say that Charlotte has a splendid froup of ministers ineludrtij* all de- ' ruminations. Among thotn is*" nov. ' "L_. ./ A. W. Hill, K02 Puldwin Ave,,, who tas recently been called to the Great-, r Pleasant Hill Baptist?Church" of ' t his rityr He crimes her,, from AikenL ~ s. where hi has -erved thirteen k'pars the Friendship Church of that -ity. and is very highly recommended iy both- white and pritrrrod; Iji the ive or six im>nths-ef his service here ie. has been greatly' in demand'as a ; >ublic -peaker and preacher by all lasses of society. [lis chun h taken on new info'and ~ , ;-here are visible signs of progress ind advancement numerically, hnan ially and spiritually. This lias been. ? i fenVhi'kiib!.. .nrj't'ice 3D these day- = >f economic pressure.. - Yet?it is ?n seeping _wit-h- Ui-v Hill's (former ree?rd-ras~a nastor. llis address to the Baptist I'astorial! Conference go ''What should he thi' Attitude nl llii' * Mini-ter toward Involution," was in- ....*/ leed a' masterpiece. He awakened the s'lecpy mind <if the ministers as f>e- profoundly explained the scientific view of Procreation and the story of Creation a- . it is told by Moses in Cones is . * % . In his, addle-.- at the. closing oxer ise nf the?tUaJ Wm ,1 -^ Iitrli' School here before Chri-tma-, fh>m the sub- ; ? jeett: "^hall the Aon-ru-an child Rave ? ?? ' Religious Rdticqtion."" he said <amontr other thine-, that "'according to ails, tropology. Religion was as-old as-the hunVan mce. Kvery human group everywhere ha<l always* had soltie definite kind of Re4+tfion. and when a child liegins t-> make its intellectual. -ocial, economic and moral adju>t- ? incuts. it should also begin to make _ its Feligvoifs development.1 Rev. Hill bas also spoken to the V. W." C. .AT and (/Vie I.eagfn of this city Kxperietice, added to training has made* him one of tin- nfo-t pleasing and acceptable speakers among our group in ' Cliarlotife. ll|is visjon- is' Hot dimmed by the satisfaction that ' ? . he .knows,-, thus he ha> enrolled ,a> a student and- is .doing special work -at?liifui-ni?L Smith 1 'nivm-ity DILLON.. NKWS ? Season's (.rcetngs . Rev. and, Mr-.. .1. R. Washington, wish to express their gratitude and appreciation to the following persons for sending them season's greetings;. \t.- \i -i. ri if, n,. ?,?i m.td" K. Gordon. I >!*. and Mrs. C..H. Garrett. Rro.f, and Mrs.- W. L. Bryant, Rev. and Mr.-. G. I). Collins, Rev. and ' Mrs-. L. G. B-w.man, Rev. and Mrs. I. J. Gamble, Rev* and Mrs. I. 0. Simmons. Dr. and Mrs. I. H._Alston, Dr. L. A. Sartor. -Mother and Sister. Mr. and Mrs. !.. T Kennedy,' Mr. and'*Mrs. \V. M. Gillain, Miss Naomi Mac Lee, Mrs. L. M. Bt-thea. "Miss Christine Jv>rd. Mrs. Nora Harris and family. Apex Sanitary Barber Shop 2120 Hampton Avenue ITair Cuts: 2.3c Shaves: 13c -Special A Dent ion to- Ever v bod v-. OWENS ? BETH EA. Props. i For Groceries, $ . x Cigars, Tobacco 4* T . and Cold bTfnks y T ^*1' Qn , | $ MRS.MAWTTEEEBRE-^ I Dalzell, S. C. | X r?. * ? - - ^ ? - T i\i. _JSoxh4 Y ___, """ Y iVv4,^Kh/wv,'.S,'M">X"X,4W,,H*,K"W4 >_ _.._ * ? TAKE ALL YOUR MOTOK: , TROUBLES TO .. ? LEEVY'S GARAGE 1 Expert Mechanics for any car or truck 2 Blocks From Allen - Benedict ON TAYLOR STREET r ' WRECKS?DAY OR NIGHT David G. Ellison) General Insurance ? : ? T? ? " Honest and efficient Jatten-tioft' given ?to all business <* ..r _ plaaced wi t h me. ?? ? rw . pHONE 57i7 1221 WASHINGTON ST. ^oitiiekn U.AII.WAY SYSTEM Corrected to No\. 30. 1930 Arrive Union Station Leavt Htr. 5:00p 32 AuuuMa, . 32 2:47p 7:46a 31 N. Y!-Anuusta 31 7:55a 12:50u 27?Clwar'ston-Cinn.' 27 1:00p 4:15p 28 Citin-Charieston 28 4:20p O.in.x tn /'- I LI- f~*" * ? ? ^.ow[i v uiumom-^inn, y /:uua 5:00a 24 ColpnibiaJacks'c 23 10:30p 11:45 a 8 Col'a-Augustu 7 4:17p 12:55p 20 Col.'a-Savannah 19 8:20m ~imTn|i 'tfw.i .I'lil'a f.imntjmi 21 5?15R 11:00a 13 CoPa-Charlotte 14 4:30p 9:55p 11 Columbia Charl'n 12 fe-00a 4:55a 15 du'bia-Char'stn 16 4:0oa 1:15a 2 i ul'a-Spartanb'g 1 3;00n 10:00p 16 Col'im'n-Cireenv'c 15 6:60a _ 1:05j> 113*Cfll'a Charlotte 114 12:25p 10:45fr 18 C-ttktm'a-A l lantu ~17~ 6t85p" Via Camden and Rock Hill. Pullman cart. Dining