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P. V ? * - . . r, Page Two . , ^ I THE "OLD GRAY" AN] I 4 * E. PHILIP Bishop Ransom's 1.otter lit All of the presiding elders of South' P1 ' Carolina have received a special com-..c< niunication from the Episcopal head ti which in part follows; "This conies~to T* inform you that a younciV with the u' presiding * elde.rs. hereby called to L : meet n-Sumter, s. Itl. or Fcbruaiy V _ 12, and lU, 1 Mease invite two or threti of the . most induencial lay c.< , members of jour district" to come and spend at least one day. Please also 1> mvite' the. otlicers of the; \V. II. and 13. If by the time we meet. yojj. have 11 not collected Sam.op Allen ~l>ny Tnnncv?^ please under writ..- it; .Our watch- v; jf word is 'Nn retviaC' for African Jt Methodism in South *t'aiolina." ; All Should Appreciate It Thy.-abo v ti -eall- xiinff? that1 Ridn>p n . Revetdy C. Ran.-..-.i; ,1 i-:i..-\q.-.?in heing ft ?the bishop |o|' ail l.he people.- I'he (>1 masses as well- a. the eludes. A , council for the lniniMry as has been | heretofore is perfectly .in order. * hut when it is >o far f a. biny as to in- ei (dude the laity it is wonderful.' .The. M laymembet - have always .desired an' h< opportunity to ..-otlVr suggestions \ when it comes t<> Jk_ a.1!amrcinent <T c< church atlans in - i . And now v< fRat their loin; ha la d for day has y.( CUine. 1 jtee 11 1 My eTc:ite-I 111 success for y,hi.- pa! -district t) with it- iVdirte" ti'a-!-, r. |*ea<-e >'lToTTf(f-m be written *??:i y . - fr .:n- tlie tr mountains-to fh~ -/a,'. and both V ministers and fcr r . SWiid'ti ' work as a 'unit -in jm! i y- Bis- hi hop Ransom'- pf sn. t.. this end i\ let us both labor end pray. 111 * ^*t*omm'UWic'aTioH -I'-fdai' T>h (i'reen " hi ? T Vr *-! In . "V" \ I1 I University and v: let, rdciit of the >'* I (iood. Samaritan UospUtU h.'.tli ins':- w tutons' in <".d ; , A . . .i iunowinff: "ii. i H ><,i '] and church in riu ? :t f't'l I ii;-... \w ex- Xl tend thank's .t: ;.1n ;mj I i work y.ri '1,1 , *?. . ' i )i,. in i j i;? tiorr. J'hirifru: (! . tint we can !>ii< > w ' I? "iiTii-: ] isters anil p. P iistandin.-' this strinyVijc.. < n;:iii i,;-; .l)'? forth His lien- i ?? . ativ'i.n tic hi pood work .or' : *:tt;?! h< ^foHw&kh those . ! !.:>-\v .our <>li'i-' 1?i gatjons ri'1! 't!1 a: 1. Hi-. Sims, w our president is ? >>:? : ii>y 'every e^crt. nt to Economize i.ti. r.t -i : that car Work ic may be pernct('.;{ -i. the- fruits of I'* which are felt n..w at;'.! e. i!i.ho..r?*alht' ed fully in .Tape. If at anytime yea ... ( _ nt'iv?* .any II ?brother win. is r" . : ^11.i 1 i- ai zation or medical - ; I uu- a. as in pet'-'lit " ?tntVndpnt of the ("I *' I saaia't Pun ll-.s dt pital r extend t' \'< : nr." invitation.'to p please bring*dV* ' hyv^,. the f] fu Samaritan IlosP!t:d '.? put .Iv-'nV- in (,| touch with me. V. r-"-. r. t to i.p etl considered. et? ." ? ? - -yt .. - , * Answer To I'rajVr ' The above 5? ih tie otl : ?|q ? !'"*'ii ? answer to ir*.ru- aT' a aw-.:-.i>rayt > <. Ministers irn- py . .kp-envina feel greatty ;. .i, . *t>r. Green l. "for "this at!Vnr.r;.i:-' TTv^n" u-v Tinlike has never I . ', 1 ; <> ..f l?i f ,) <>. (. H I am sure .th.a* '< : ?v\i: -the superintendent.'ari] "i- \ke insti- 1 tution for this Fiir' r ..eh-ra^-n. ?ri\ en to the nonv - vh-i'. ?n-.. among, us. F. lay members, h:?v. ' . -. ml !.-.f \\ ?? mpritiVTV rtr.-TT ... - ' ~ commodatjoti-.* Our N'eiiil." <v. !V. ?7 The Rev. .7.- V.\ \\ li\-:nir nest door to us ami" ijn?miHei::t ministers' of,* he >! ' K: iseOea! Churt h.?\ > i ????!? ?rrt?rhr?~ Good Sunui' i't : ,:;,y ' " night ilODu!?? : e . \yix~_ almost a she ' ' many friend. ?, Uf]'l It. X.... . . 'i i i.-., .i: riiiii - , '' nlaiiH'd i!('( ;i -i .i i .. ?. 11.i continue goi'r... . *. . i;i. . lit ' condition seiv .. \ 1 m " ? nh: end. The Lv pn r. ported ' t<? Jr. one .Of I ! - ' or. a lift'; ' ;?! ' his dein-niin;-t I -II. L- tl t ndi-ai s to (h,. core. Ilf * I , \.i\ I;< 5 | .with' hoods' in ( ~ * r-* 11..11 v ( i1 ;i?d tions wove i t at a!! tiui.-, 11 lie was. a line i;> -/-'a-.r. arid v\,. arc * pained to pan him. Unit. Wc fl feel safp in s; .\'jr.},' is..resting now in the pr< suu-r i.:' the Lord. 11i- | widow- and only da . -i.'cr have the (' prayerful e-yntpn^liy-^d1?h<- w-ntire p?! community in thi.-* t i.i ii^'tire at .loss. ' Johnson-Bradley-i j r?<f'-vtni:cr-- 'were in charge of the, funeral. This is one of ^ the best equipped firms in; the' South.' - Their ser-vic p-is- hly np-to.dHto inn' every respect. Tlv-ij amhulaTt'ce^see? 11 vice leads all the Thmi t.>o thdv distribute ac4s e I;h dr.'-ss-to the ? ing as well as' e;;. ;n am-nu.-nt to ed i- 1. cation. The fuiu-rn! v as .conducted 1 fr m .John Wo-h-v JI. I". ''hurt-It.. M.n- ; day afternoon and was' largely at- ^ tended. _ Many leading ministers' r from his and ?> her,, . Io~n~<niiinations.' J took part. The s-ernion l>y the Itcv. s Cooper, the'nev.ly assumed past of df;i thiA chnrcVf* ronrle a wonderful' i'nmros-- a sion on 'the people t>f Columbia. 1 t Boil l*p But Boi! Down The aspirant? pot is boeinninpf to, 3 boil in African Methodist circle.4 in b South Carolina and it roems that cv- j erybody is poping up for eonnoctional ! consideration. Dr. 'I'.'.1, M iir-, is ask- - t ing for the episcopal - fr.a-vt'l for Atfri- j u ca exclusively. Dr. .1. Ml -Taokson -of t s Greenwood asked that the state F think on President Sims. Meanwhile ii he said that Dr. J. F). Beard would *" * fimlnr n unnrt hi. hop if iilypfarl ftr-js Sandy Simmons' has . never come- out .of the race. The .state owes Dr. C'ajt; !i its support as a (rcncrai oflicqr, not s simply because he is a South Caro-j h in that position. It may be' 'hat he | a will malce another request of the | ' i oters. We cannot tell. Prof. Opo. i li .Singleton . _ of Allen University 1 s ? I __ -*1 tr [) THE NEW RIDER ELLIS >els that he should he gjven the oportunitv to edit the old mother Resrder.. Dr. H emitting way is ' asking > he allowed to pay the book conmr out of~debt as its business manner. The Revv-J,r- S. Beirn, Jr., of ake City is saying that he is the coper man for the Western Reeordc. The Rev. W. R. Bowman is a indidate to he one olTtKe secretaries I" the general conference. We -have pen trotted out for the Southern hrjstian Recorder, but Dr. Lee A, ?in?already out.?Sinless this pot of many, aspirants boil >wn it will boil dry and every-appliiivt of this state will he hurnt up ist. where he is. But 1 am not the ast-bit uneasy about our boiling own before we leave for Cleveland* lany.. \vhi}.?arg boiling upr now will ot lie alienees to the general coil" ?rence after the annual conference ections will have been held. I)r. Mance L'rged To Remain Dr. Robert Wdston Mance, Physian the son of. thP late Dr. R. W. lance, has recently return to his >me state from Washington,, D. C., chert*?he junnpleted his medical mrso with. honors; at Howard Uni?Lie?has had more than one ?ar of sergical training in Freedom Hospital which is rated among ie best in America? Dr. Mance was nong the leading applicants to pass ie medical board in the State of iiginia, which entitles him to prac e in thiity or more states including is own. While other states are of ring him enticihg inducements his any friends and Vv.ell-wishers think : should set Tip" "ffT Columbia" with a ranch . office at Newberry. The Ming physician Is satisfied that he ould.receive a flattering practice bemse..of impressions made upon him ( Pi- lio^t ol friends, but he is- ani.'iis to spend one more year, in hos-. nui suijlcvix ill .NOW J Ol'K. AS to hot her In- will yield to tlx- pormmoti of his friends and begin his pracie n>>w7 is ycTTq be determine. But, iffieicnt it is to say that whenever begins a blvS.sitiVv fronv Clod awaits in for tire way .and manner in which cared for his noble father even uni his death. All children will do ell to emulate this young educated anly physician' in. Honoring theifpa-i lit- as commanded by our heavenly ;H her. \ ()ur Whereabouts (!n last Sunday we were with the i v. A. R. Raten at Mt. Zion Church id saw a \<ondorful spirit. We" be-j that Brother Paten is going to > well on this charg'e. The quarter- j meeting wa? interrupted with a. ineral which the Rev. T. E. Harper Itidgewood officiated. We listen1 to a fine; sermon delivered by thi ' hi tie minister upon the. occasion, inekuey of Columbia, was in charge "this funeral and his young funeral rocTbfs played well their part, his.'.week-end will find us at Taylor hjlliel Cll'irofe StorwIoV en iti.? e. Rev. A. A. Amiker, and at 'Mace nia in the- afternoon with the Rev. B. Cook. I.et the members pray, r an out pouring of the Holy Spirit, .et lis advance on our Knees." > i'. <;i:onm: M:WS ,. 1 i" the .T:imiiirv 111, it.-n.. 1'nlnnH'v Purtlsw ?=~??* Prof. tlcorire Singleton. announced is eanddacy for Uie editorship of io.'A. M. K. only paper. Prof. Singh-tun, is.an aided writer hd a man of good common sense ,.o ?-loin his sensible sayings r *r pointed Points")", and to leot hinv - :ich Jvuior woiild mean he Would r/.v in that "capacity eciual to ahy inn. ... . ; .? ' . I.ul South Carolinians and- the" T'. . . support him. ' r' ?* ! '. ia 1 v (VleTiraTio n is o r< ly a day in a country town and * not. 'celebrated as it might be* in t ic-. \Vllat is the matter with the jt'n.i.i i,f' V nii?'!i..> /?..o?.L, . . V .. - . . ...v . ,v .1 ii<> tin y nut krfow that the free"'n :hi-y. obtained through the sign ig of tlu- "Emancipation PrbclamaJpn and still ue haven't the freedom s we should have. Tlu> Laws of South Carolina has eprivi d us of the right to vote, ex e[Yt in Democratic Primary and?to oin 'f you wouW?htr a traitor to tin ace.We saw in the papers that the E i. iie/.eV "iJaplTst Church of Boston dassaehussutts; has celebrated the if special interest to the people of St. George for Reverend W. S. lavcnel a former St. George boy is iastor of the church. Everything npst. niovc up lor better times in libit Wbnder how is Nina Mae McKinicy Daniels getting along in Paris. iTncjf arc- hard- around St. George ays people. But everybody is riding n an automobile of some kind; round Badham, it is known as the Cigarette Age" (that is selling edroons of . ejgirettes to obtain, money On Thursday evening Jan. '8, Mrs. L/.ry Dantzer passed to'the great eyond. t She was a member r\f RrOtml A \f 1. for a number of years and a good [(-'hrirftnn ftmerrrh scrvrceswas'hrrtd t Bethel A. M. E. Sunday conducted iv Rev. W. F. McBrown. Sister of it. Paul circut on account of the illless of Rev. E. C. Anderson, Pastor AVe feel that our lost is heaven s mini i? i ? , She leaves to mourn her loss her unhand, Mr. Thadeus Danttzler, a on Bertie and other children and i ost of (datives and friends. : while. ; I nd friends. i KeV. E.'C. Anderson is on the sick istT we "hope and pray for him a peedy recovery. ilM ^ ' : V ,s J THE PALM! Mr. Hydrick Strobel, Mr. Wm. Sin gleton Eddie Cunningham' and Mr - D. Cunningham, \ isiti'd. Mrs. C. Stro bel here Sunday Mrs. Strobel jjccom I panied them_ back to Gar.pptt for rlvhile. . Mr. S. J. Jones returned home Mon| day evening after spending sometime at Grrrneft- with his brother Mr. Os i ear Jones. | Mrs. Cathreen S. Cunnings sperd the week-end at home. Mr. Joshua Moultrie spent Sundav I at Branchvilje; to attend a. welding, We are farced to ask pur custom4-ors to. please pay their dues. if you j don't,'. the paper will have to be stopMr.. S. J. is very lonesome snic-i IVIiss A. L. L. .returned to State Col | lege.# ' . ? . t* Miss P. M. B, looks pitiful since I) ! L. disappeared. 7 ' 1 Miss B. B. W., is trying to get C, |H.-back-?? " | . Wm. McB., "SHVs" Re realty loves j W. "A." N. Just imagine D. L. getting married * Miss E B. H., says I). J, M., got ; r^Thfr^Ling." - i Wonder can 1 -frnd? a- s-woe t -h?*art | says P. M. B. 1 " . . . m t ^ . SALL'DA -N KAV-& Rev. W. T. Kenner preached a noble sermon at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Sunday, Jan.- 11. He used for a text Luke. 2:11. For unto you is born 'thin day o Savior who js Christ the Lord." Subject Jesus among the many Kund things'he said. Jesus and God is always in the-majority. The tie that binds us to Jesus is greater i than any other tie. There has Blj ways been peculiarities about the Son i of God. Some time wu.cun not make room in our home for our children and friends, but we can always mak i room in our hearts for Christ. A large basket of fruit was gj\yn to-the Pleasant Hill members by their Pastor Rev. W. T. Kentier. The teachers and students are be1 goring their work with" much interest for the in w year-all are-Tr-y ing to make {his year's study and work a great ,siic?ese. The little folk in the beginners class are enjoying stories told to thrh"Wf~thc~ Eskimos by~ their poacher. Mrs. A. L. Clarke and the sand table is also a beautiful scene of the Eskimo land. * The "cture shown at Saluda High { Seluwi.Lb.Y- Mr. . I>. Dickson of Colum| bin. S. were'enjoyod by all. Ever /body is looking forward to his ;,re | turn with another show on 22. | We regret very much that our 7th grade teacher, M;ss Susie B. Cority is ill.?We hope for her a speedy I recovery. I Miss Corle'-'s Neice, Uueen is teach r m \ii^ r ,.i., was the dinner fjuest of Misses Hat_ati_Luu. aauL Elizabeth Davis on last ..Sunday. ?m % ? TWENTY-FIVE VERS IN THE MINISTRY On the .'5rd "Sunday ni^bt in EJutenUj. bvr_at St. Peter's A. M. Er ?hurch, Waltcrboro:, S. C., tlu* Pastor Rev. A. F. H. Horry, 1). L)., stated to hfs" audi net* That this month marks the 25th year of his ministry, and gave them 'he following- resume: That he joined the South Carolina Conference at Sumnicrville, in Decemj oer,' liH)5, and received his first ap! pointment from the hand of Bishop j l), U. Coi)'\:- 1). I). t 11 is til'.-; appnimiin in uas al (Jiav -- s Station,, a-mission point w-jth four Terr?rrrrmbrr?. That Tthry^ rvursh i p b>g cabin mih iin' usual | lay chhdiiey. rough backless seats j and a tabic for a pulpit; he walker! e: ' miles to and from the phtfrch bach Mimlav, at a salary of $5.0t> in r 'north.* That he and his idem be r breed- circh otherj and lie loather to leave tlunv, But since- then he has pastured from one to six churches during a .<..oTiUu.4-iK.o-y.oaiv c.unsi.st ing nf scyjr.ral hundred members taking in thousands -trf?juiiiei >, ilu<l caused many, hundreds to 'confess Christ. - That lie bought, built and remodeled parsonage's and churches at the cost of many ;thousand dollars", and paid thousands of. dollars for mortgage-; on ehureh property. H<- postori'il in K ngstree, Taft, Lake City, Alt. FTcasa i it / Charleston; Aiken and .new \\ alterboro. The churches at Alt. Pleasant, Aiken uni the-two in Charleston (Ivbenezer aim Alt. /<?>> \v-kere he spcnt?eigh4. year* are among the finest churches in the state. Alt. Zion in Charleston and Cumberland in Aiken; are beauti ful and spacious brick structures w; + i -:ne organs Costing thousand; Jjf'dollars." Ami the ?records shov. that his last report at each place-was lP- ?^r than etty previous report. TC St.atedc^C?o that he has beer ( highly honored'by his church in mar \ ways. He was a delegate (alternate . and?regular)?td- '.three .general?eori.ferencps. At St. Thpuis1, Mo., in 192t Louisville, Ky.t in 1^)24; and Chicago --44L. in li*2k, At Lou'4K-vdl? he secre' "r the South Carolina ''<le -gation, and secretary of the Gencr al Conference Committee on statistic: an<l in Chicago, was secretary of the Committee on Memoirs, and made and read the report on that mosi solemn occasion in. the General Con ferencc, before a thousand delegate: - from all part* of tbu world. T*? i- ?--v| to organize the r"4"H< - Allen Christian F.nil.nvnr Tr>o~i< j Convention, and \^as* its Trrst Vice President for ten years. Was head ol the Senior League Department at th< Your.g People's Congress in Birming ham, Ala.; attended the 'World'; Christian Endeavor Congress in Nov jTrrTTTTTi "70017" TrTTi'rYiTiFuir T>ian Endeavor Poncrue S"icrintenden in point of service in his* church ir the state. Served also as presiding e^ll?i-ha?-se<ated-ae-Recording-Stgtis ~tleal and chief Secretary of the" FhT metto and the South Carolina Con ferences. Was one of the five dele gates re-' eventing . the A. M. E O . ' STTO LEADER MM?f <????^?????1 - Church in South Carolina at the Na-j tional Temperance and Law Enforcement uoniejence in Nashville, Tenn. Has been a member of the Trustee Board of Allen University since 1909. That he has appeared on many platforms bt fore vast audiences to deliver addresses, lectures and orations with marked success; Has always been' interested in civic affairs. In *20 Allen University honored him with the degree of Doctor of Divinity. ... He is receiving the congratulations .of his many friends upon the completion of-a quarter century in the ministry. j._. ^ lie hopes to be elected to the next '-General ^Conference at Cleveland, | Ohio |n 1932. _ "EAST SPENCER, N. C. NEWS. | Shady Grove JJaptst Church ??? By Saran Dubois: ?1 s? =The True Light Missionary Circle cf SlTady Grove church met at the I- home of Mrs. Maftie Campbell, Friday afternoon. Mrs. 4^die Craige L presided. The Scripture lesson was . beautifully explained. The hostess , iAl/nn cqTqTI An loff tIAO llH/L j black coffee. Mrs. Albertha Daniel returned home .[Friday night from Union, S. C. where she spent a pleasartt vacation with 'her parents. 'J . i Rev. J. S. Daniel tiad the misfoTJ tune., of getting .his car torn up Fri- J j day night, while on his way- to the; ' station' to meet his^'wrfe. It wag' a I ' 1 miracle to all why.. He was not [smashed to death, but he^ was^^not i j o^ piu a.\u2i XjiJuiniM os oq.w qaunqa' - I oq; jo a.ieqtueiu pus uopJBd aq? oD , squBq; passaadxa pue auiujoiu Xsp! j-uns qajnqa o; irio sba\ uaauads o} j pOAOux X|}uaaau SBq oqAV luaiBg-uo; i -sulAV JO Apoiuaoj sasoj^ *? '? JW sauA\ox a>ll!AV J1V' pue supHB.W ?Hnl 'JJV iXxiny U8lls' -.iBft jO 's.tajstB a'aB sPipBj asaqx* AU X *.10 X avaM 10 am.fl q q p..* "By 'ejsnanv joXbjq n^ sassapi .j :suosaad aut.'AORoj aq-j - saatAaa> 3si =aqi in o.uiq 01 paiqa'qap _aaa.-A, suaqiuaiu puB aojsBd oqx 'aauaipl D-.ns aa>iB[ b Xq pa^aoaa sbm. oh *;uap | -loob injA\B ub qons ua;jB luaq; aaoj ; j;aq^ a'as o^ ps'[a a.iaa\ [[y -papua^B J [|aa\ a.ioA> soDi.vias auiujoiu Xspung j" fow-. w, a|ju4 j joji "}i{oi|u Xepuj_^B.\\e passed 'apipw; 1-8 oynb ,ioj uoi]ipuo3 auuajjns 8 ui j uootj si:4 oq.w uospw oiuuij^- "sa^ 1 : 'uiea;! i their suffering condition. I Miss Sarah Holt, the charming j daughter of Mrs. M. Susie Holt has I i-ftu1 " New York where she J .has been for some time. Miss Holt |is' a talented young lady. All are 'glad to have her. back again. Mrs. Artie Torrence is spending istyne time with her uncle Mr. Tom ' Blunt of Harrisburg, N. C. We hope ,her a pleasant stay. M rs. Hattip Culp is somewhat in' disposed at this writing, j Even though the snow is still lin| goring Sunday School members and : :\B. V. P.'U. members are still in, creasing, Ii_? ?jI Mr. Elmo Wilson is suffering from 'an. inflamed leg-." We extend to him i our ueepest sympainy. v Mrs. R. C. Caldwell was hostess to the Tongye and Thimble Sewing club Tuesday afternoon. Thp president, .Mrs. Eliza Holmes presided. In 4:he I report of the Charity committee a ! suffering family in a needy condi | I tion by Mrs. Hipps. The club aided I with thr help of the pastor Rev. J.! j S. Daniel and members of Shady1 -j-Grote- church Business -being - dis-i -4^>?>Mb^tV^4.ht>=^ho>itass assisted- hy . (Mr. Carter served a delicious menu. | /Hearty thanks were expressed to the hostess for the delightful repast. This jclub is doing a great work in caring | for the suffering and needy. It spent i $45.00 for charity during the holidays. -j Rev?and Mrs. AV. M". Wyatt and ' two small children of Salisbury. N. C., spent Sunday afiernoon with Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Daniel. Miss Rosa Dyaam woo-happily... Tnarriecl to^Ir. Tjheodore Archie Dec. 1G, lO.tOr Miss Synum is one of the j popular 'young women of Spencer. I | She is a beautiful young lady with j black eyes, rosy cheeks. She is a. member of Shady Grove Baptist) ch'jrch. She will remain in Sp'encer. i Shady Grove members extend Mrs. Rosa Bynum Archie happy <congratu-1 ' ilation* and a lone: happy^ftTflrried i | voyage. MOLLY 1III.I. NEWS i | The school is still making rapid I strides of progress under the super. i vision of Prof. Jas. S. Roberts. ; I Entertainihents are given every - t week in the school auditorium for i ! the upbuilding of the school. The | teachers are doing everything they i ' can along with the community for the r j good of the school. - .. . t~ > We Wish to thank the students and - ! public?a4?largo?for cooperating?str /' wdHingly and freely with us thus far , i in helping us to put over every pro y | jeet. undertaken, and we. wish to ask { you to still stand by us, and help us f:to conic out to the end of the row 5 i top notch.. j I We regret very deeply that the ; ' chain has been broken, and we have t J lost one of our teachers, but we are . j praying God's richest. blessings upon 5 Mrs. Sarah Wlvtcfield. jn her newly 1 elected field of labor. We hope that ; ! she will be successful in gaining ! ? [many souls for Christ. j - j" Duf-ing The entire weekT^Mrs. j f Whitefield conducted the' devotional j exercises. Her-discourse each day I was full of inspiration, after she 4 | had finished she left with tyer list/ eners some decn thoughts. Mrs.; h iLln theschoof i but our having met her and worked | ^ with lier a short while, she has placed a lastir" memory upon us, where . ever?we- go we?will remember?Mrs, ~ Whltefleld and some the riuany - things she has said for Jesus Christ. Mrs. Whitefield is an Evangelist in . the A. M. E. Church, she'has left the ' l _U I?V ? school to preach the word of God May the Lord help her,^blcss'her am keep her ever near the cross. Prof. Roberts has left.no key un tupped in an effort to find one full; prepared and capable of filling: fhi vancancy made by Mrs. Whitefield': leaving^ After thorough thbught and dee) consideration he has been successfu in Securing one well prvpared, full, capable and elficient to master th< task, and put the program over, in tie j person of Mrs. Janie Reaves a recen ! teacher in' the Nichols Graded Sehoo ' We are hoping Mrs. ReaVes muel success in her-View field and we assur her that she'll have the hearty co operation of Prof. Roberts with hi, "big heart" and his co-workers. Wit I outstretched hands w<J> welcome Mrs Reaves?as?-new-member to uui "family" The Holly Hill Gradet School faculty." The teachers .and students are hart at wbrk again. You'd necyer thinj there ever was a holiday. Every thing started off Monday morning likt clock-work. ' - .. The football- season is history ant now the attention of the lovers j> sport is naturally turned ro?oUioj pars of sport. Each day f\nds the boys on the ball field getting in trin for the baseball season which is jus ahead and the girls can be fouiu easily on the-basket ball court. On Monday night the "New Yorl Strutters" gave a program in the auditorium. ? On Kridav iinrht"~ Mt."' Cr<"ir~~Hem minffway of Orangeburg gave a mov incTDicture show at Lovely Hill Bap tist Church. Messrs Frank Cain, Jr., and Walter Roy Bunch motored to Charlestor on Tuesday to take Mrs. Lizzie Jac ucsq to Roper Hospital. her husbani and others aecompaned them ,on th( trip, ..." The churches in Holly Will' has'Titfc en on new life, most every night yoi can hear the bells calling the members to some church program. Rev. E. A. Davis, is the t'tficiqnt Pastor of Lovely Hill Baptist Church Tie has such a pleasing smiTe" and always makes one feel at home to hi.church. Rev. P. C. Lisbon is the stalwartt Pastor of Bethel A. M .E .' Church. spiring- . ' Miss O. B. Lislron President of the A-. C. E. League 'also organist of the church and a teacher in the Sunday School. Prof. J. P. Edwards is Su.pt. of the Sunday' School and Secretary of the church. He's a great worker. Deacon Frank Cain, Jr., is a beacon light in Lovely Hill Haptist Church; he takes such an interest in his church. He does'nt feel that the servv*!m!mXmXwX**X*,XmXmSX*vvv*X**X' I SHOE I EVERY PAI | $l-<? | ALL LEATHERS | HOLE IN jj U.Jl iviAii\ stkeet; ^ aJZTErgJHnjaizm^^Rj^i^jamrpj |j Church Pews, 1 School j? Large stock of school eti1 jjj tanburg and Sumter so as t K We also manufacture i ^ r'l'ui'S'h PeVi* rmrl five MI TI ' IS account for you: It is easy S payment plan. We have one of the most ? with resources of over $71 -Justness with us. Nu-Idea Desk Sumter, S. Spartanb 13 ?r?r?r?j?jzizjaiarafi^^ MRS. P. R. R 5 A FULL LINE OF I'ATEN CIUARS, AN f w- i.mwi.apah q ?nr,?! C Race Magazines And Nevvspapi ICE ( REAM PHOT g 1422 AHHemhlv Street, ~oji' Vwi'V).'.' u-i<rvv<KKK' -? ? >? ?_ Saturday. January 17. 1931. ^^ if s can p? on unless?he is?there. _? .._ j He is-a <^*mwu>ii(iable young, many apd ? t is esWMHetl lustily iii his home town r -^"TTolfy Hill. Most fvovy new mem-? ??? j hi r that, .ions tlie church sheets hrm a for their leader. He is letting his s ljKht shine. '" . We regret very much that Rev. 1). > S. Wells has moved his family to I | Row man. the children w 11 be missed i greatly in school also he and Mrs. ? I-Row man vvil?be?in Hicr com- _ l innnity. ' We wish .them success in t their new ho.no. ? ? A-' .Mf^dames K. . Anderson, Sr., !?.. i 15. Ruiwn. -M. Abney Raker, M ssos c Mary Harper. . Knchd Rhimister, K. - Montgomcryr Aftrlvento IV-ssly, little? s Miss He" nut*. Smith and Mr. W. It. ? ; Bunch, \v -re the d tiller guests of Air. 1 and .M,s. K. A. Anderson,. Jr. My. 4 ' v.'h.nt nit - ' lie t.d'l"' wan I) avily lad J en witb'all k hds of-good- c als;_~ Each 't nioyod the dinner . sumpteo'Jtdy,. on i Sunday January 11. t . . M sc.a::.a> I.ula Banks, Anna Lam- ' , " J bright.1'. !>. Brown, M. Abney Baker, ' ; little Bern ice Smith and Mr. W. R. i-Buneh AVg.-.e callous. at' the homo pf ' Mr. and Mrs. W. .t\ .'LV.derson. H LiUh . M-ss Lulu Ui-aV-'S is malri' ^nl'itTtTjr ?;u. 1 lolly Hill (leaded ' j School, she is hero w.ih hrr?mother? 1 I Mr*, .laniy. Reave*. the newly added . j . * i member to the *faculty. I for their su'\t>er: loll deta Is in next issue. . H Read the I'ulnutto Leader if yon. wish to know who's who hi Holly Hill. M * A NTH I'llTOWN XKWS. . ~~ <)p .T ! ii i iii ry 11 llo- Siiinlriy School 1 was well at'elided. A large crow ' ' favu??oui?Us?hear?bee?w.H'd of Clod. ' I ] Rev. Pruti, selected a passage from J Joshua "Jd:" ! : suhieet. "The-'Six Cit ' : ies of lit t'uge." This was worth hear ' ring. Our hearts was made to rejoice , to hoar the servant of"<jod expound II the word. Rev. Pnritt. is a preacher 1 * and "teacher that knows-'tunv tn^imt ? ' tlu. piou'i.iin urn1. Hi him tin . J church div'ded ^into cluhs. and thru _ , | this method we are honintr to wfn a ' , -suecess1'ul \i.ar aloii" "?lings,. Rev. and Mrs. Pruitt. is?-\yell thot ' e of by the. member::. Mrs. Pruitt js j taking an active* part in the church.. ' j Mrs. ' 'ToRiiov- is visi'ling her r ' ' mother who has been .'Ml for several ! iiiotillis." Mrs." Tolihey rrrrrrrs?from???"" . I Ki;,...heth. X. .!.. where she has spent |'several years. \\ r vv.s'i liir Mrs, l>v! j tyrr a speedy recovery.. j To reach the Colored I people of the South advertise in the, "PalmettoLeader to get results. ' " ;? ? ' . ?? : SALE I R MUST GO I ^$288f r Tgwi , -.1 ^ ALLCOLOlW | ALL HEELS | THE WALL f ~?? ?HH.I'mhia. > r.?|: ?': " . f^ajgjarafBizrefarB^^ i , School Desks, I Supplies' | uipmont and supplies in Spar- cj o give QUICK service. g m excellent medium priced K >????(?op to carry a part of the 3 to .seat your church with our g modern factories in lhe South g >,000.00-. Yon' will like to do H ? : & Seating Co. 1 CMain Office n ?) and Factory E urg, C. -| . arininirafgjajgjEra^ iQQQQOQOQQOQiJOQ&oaoa&aaaaasH* MTG STOKE I EERE, Prop. 8 ! ' . : j IT MEDICINES, CIGARETTES. ~ ' - 7* P TOBACCOS. ??: ? rtftrfrt?fxmiMvinrig' STOCK. ~ i ~~r~ 5TAND? era Can ^Always Re Found Here. ANI) SODAS *'"* IE 782R ? ~ ! ' y ~~ r 'PoHimhirft S. I* ' 1 . i v ~*>C-0: -Q-.'>CrT^yor"yon