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T * | I ; .. Page Six ??. ' f? . ... y" i i iii SPORTS PAST! 1 > ' , . ' H. W. BAl . ~ ~ Now that fouthalf has boon dofii turn to tho court game-?basket ball. t " day, Janttary 1(5, which is the day Allen and Vooihcfs nut at Hurst F the champions ol" the S. A. T. A.' Allen's .first, attempt -at, having a'bo IT : vetWaTo now ami believe that they Before-saying more about basket ?read synrethinc- about the font ball Atlmitie Int ot o o M on i a to J A thlet4e A-s Vf-.r'l,,,.. I i,f ill. k.U IIH.' V>c*r? \l\vtvvi j' i V ?wv I. V ?'* prising: Cotton ol' State. Murray ( Morris and Krvin of I'aint? selected ' second tea'tus. are. 0 rst L-Cunninghi , Uillcry (Haine k and Rdy Hill (B Starts (1 lainfeU e-naTds.;, -Llvans (S - liams (Bened'ct). Abraham ( Morris team is: St rot In v ( I'a'iy) ami Pawk - P(kW-on rMat.-i i.id;l'-: Ve:\! < A1 (Haines) centeV: Waller -a Taint'). Cain (Sta-tc) Barks. Allen's j;ifls are playing the (Ice : day.?Alii i?t xpi ctimt i>> repeat '<= season, hut 1hv> o'her teams, are deb .. - , sort. I)'ni's'y Xeai will undoubtedly lilieup..._...J)aisy is hu -y assisting \vi tTirSklTtSTTTTvi. "'ill mJorson tlutT""?" "frmp-the Je.inisons i- Hilda (Bel) St. Albans Truini-his School the wor a tie o of over j: (fill in *' . ' The Che til1. CpvH'kT serioush wiili fhe basket hall jvrac been ably to get in.b;t f('\v evenihi regulars.. I'nn.i ^'a-i year's team are i ~ Burton. Holland. Hmv. Seott. liar 4-tho .veterdus who rt- out. Among Floyd. lines'; I >av is. Hall. Hayes. \ It ha.- not' bveti h antjedf deTinitely uus season. -ii sno ?i:-v-1 it's in *io who will. I T III : r. il 1 -: n i n Lip* ? . Dean basket- hall last season' with t li ' .vp-or:i'nei' fhow. h , Hants tolls 'iK' that he rs snntethir apnrnxipia; c. ? -ill :m.l bos. a proed one.. * State. I i rnh-r-taial. will net have isi cuniplo'teii. Win n. that huHdimr odds on the r-st ?>f South ("arolin has- been a]"tii_L_in lia.viny an in<h>? before "ttll V.ur <eh ols wjll hav.. * - ?Work is pfo.a< <!'u?:' apace on .Hoi that the howl shall he :i th.inir of I . for seeing anyt hitie; through .that la the bowl "ft fi> l''."r'<iht'hack' .-f th T-he - -how-1- -Ht?*?a*i ] n > xim a t eh?hot vrp and Laurel. The -jjrandsjand h: s h re I street t-,? t he.'.-it** of . h<- howl.. At the annual "lie Man*' banquet announce*! that tile Captain-elect fu wlio will !>]ay h;> last siiann ig *M. Captain Rtn" in?L+?j-irrq-p- Ttf?service i student.* i.r -n i>.. baui.'l "Whit. tailL * . . ' I - . ' V FIA1XKS 'it I\ I"!,T \\ l\s THJi i hi A son's oi'i:ni;i L* f\ it10 f !: "T-itfer" trims' tin Cioldeii " I.n.i*" !? a ,.f j . htmrtrrrh-rrrTn ,,, * M ifllf'l; -f l:\nl '.v.....; I-,. as Haim ,- ,aa ,-v..'ally .IMVated "t-h Walker Mapi.st it., k,-t n.,]| teaiii#i the spa'-i<Mi- w i'S;!i]( lu-;n ' "(ivm bplol-e a -v.,| ,,t' ahout iw hundred int? i<-vi|.,| jui.v. ' 1 h is- u'n.-?_aj?;-ii S?it 11 eniuc-Atu: us.ta litis ev-e.r lun'J am! ?vervhodv srei ed ratln r ml w'tli.tlu* olfm-l* ?, tile i i\.il tea; I lie 'teams, tlroijjr c luiusy, I. iii"'j l.liroujfli out th -frame ami auaa-4 ima-lt. applause f?i their eariies-i wir'THirt >\' Sam Hi on ii. I'..v ;.ii ami bavis wei always in 1 In- Imum.'.-i t,f t ht> 1 iI f?r ..yker Lv'^-iil 1 - i will kot?uSsli?^ iritr Tor La.-la ts.- althoiifrh their shot fell, short on all t rials hut one,, .till that ctiiiie Hear the end of the tram after the?I In mr -'?lii'-t ti\ 0 bail' jfOI'i to'the showers ami the second teai was .fifflrtitijr with a lead the Walk* mm uoi " iif lime to overcome. I he Bethlvbem (iy:a i^ a very larjt and well < ( ju i iv vet J play-house, we cheated.?well?1 ;*rlttod?rtnrf- w jth seat away from |Ik'~t">lay i'iil1' fToor 'fo "a< . pornmodate com fort nblv about 500 i 600. ... flair.es team played well -and* if tincontinue such "luyiiv they may h amunc?111< .me ibo'1-?whwn?the eitrlai falls on !>a k"i -i . | [ The lire .;p. Haines , o-it ons _ W alker Ban ' Ryrrl ; 1'1,,) -Aar.l Cvans Mouzon I' onvar<l S. Brown : FlyVtJ h ni VS,i riI ,T Hi'iivn Mieheals forward HnwkSns l-'J rward ' . . , Hopkins .Confer Davis Bos well Center . West Lamar, II. <('} (1. .Vlaranjjue Williams Cuard Robinson I ..I 111 ill , \ , (ill.dil , - . walker ?iuai<l Referee, Perry (A. I*.) P. VV. A. U)SKS TO MORRISTOW? < Ppctiinj? thuir Reason before ; ~ packed house the FTfyllix Wheatle. IIMIliiiaM^iiiM^nmr^ ^ 7 ' 4 ' " " . If.., . ' ?! J RE BROWSINGS JMGAItDNER litely relegated our thoughts naturallly The season is to open in Columbia Fri before our paper comes.- out, between ield. The delegation trom Denmark are A. in.the basket game. Last year was ys' team. Those boys feel that they are are going' to be rather hurd~to stop, , .; I ball let us turn hack a page or so and sea sun. Ax tiie meeting of the South ~oeintion h<Jd nt Voorhees. Dec, 'iO. .) h1 ; Association. A .committee of'-five com- | )f Benedict, Tutt of Haines, Pinson of .an all conference team. Their lirst and j am (Paine) and Webber (State) endsij cnediet) tackles; Smith (Claflin) and i tatel_centur; Lips com hi (Benedict). Wil- j ) and I>ieks j( A lien) 'backs. ;-The second. ins (State) e n.ls; Fin 1 ev (Be uedic't) and | IT... V I I...... IVI! I ilOU 1 IUII!\!< I I.ahiar."(Haitu's) Jones (Haines)' arid i >rgia State lassies over at Savannah to- j her championship performance of - last i rrniined that she shall do nothing of the he very greatly missed from the Allen I th the training of a group of feninine j aso'n. TYpo flier" forward who is missing] MelveV. Hilda is teaching the girls of nanly'art of-hu.sk<4--sh*?oting, and uyoid- ! li'h.J ami one J. I'luvius hav0 Interfere;! ! tiecs of the hoys at Allen. They have i l;s since the season was begun** All the j on tile j?>h- T'm-t iTfii'hl, Tl.dl i us, "Hill"! rison. NVshitt anil Clilnmre are- Some of the newcomers who show promise are ] Vilhurn and Johnson. * * ' ?- ' whether Benedict is to play basket hall j *o there are some fast boys over there I rninh, Svluunpt'14-i- to+hryan.-GtH-?htei'?:rmfseason and should he' lhueh better this aye had playing together. "Bus" Willi: as a basket hall player now. If lie ? * ? * a hoys' team until her new gymnasium is finished State certainly will ha^c^the a's \'egr<> colleges. For years C'laflin >r court. It is onhr a rpiostion. of t inie ] mna>ia. ' * * 4odi?sl--s- b*m l.?Hr-. S.aides ir -de terminod icauty and utility. He has a reputation j ' IthVg b's shoulders to. The -loeation of | e>v "Oak' anil ,1'ine streets ami Bland ing ecu moved from, its -position, along I .an* * ~ n held at Allen last Friday night it was r the Htdl Allen team, is Ruheud?Burro'tv" 1?or-he Will" then he in his senior year, is the oldy^t HirmW "f hv if|Mn<l?Tbted toj. meet with. the., approval of the ll"r'(l" I'icks w:i s h.ftn.l I.I HI,, i '.fy A- ? I ! * '" lost ? V .. Ufciiiniinii' 10 .Will'- I * r: town ('olfWe V?f; MorVIstYAvn. Term ] liv tin* score of .115-17." ' ? j Till' pl'ii' 1V1 ninnli t l.n i.i I >I?IVS ^1 It T score i iii I:* - ami was .full of thr:".i j from beginning Jo end.' The " to"-'" | boys started off with a rush and ga:n1 ?*(! a-S -""lint U'fid before the Phyllh Wfio'itlv I'i'ini could find themselves , j hrrskots br KlliWn and Smith put the ! Grit nvjj.lc hoys hack in the. running'i and at this stage of the game Jodie -. fJarlin?rton, star I'. \V. A. forward " ' was ( rushed into the game; (jarliiig.-I ton sank two baskets and a foul * " to give the Phvllis Wluatley team a e 1 point lead* , this lead However was s 'i' short lived and the "Tenri'hoys fought ! T j i i'ght hack and at the half the scoi e l e stood 1 I -1:? Morris-town. Kwry<>m- swn)ji<i_tu.be vwll satis- 1 fled with tlu' outcome of the first half ij . and wort* hoping that liie homo team ' would come from behind r.r.d win; ' their hopes hnwaviT wi'iv oil in.-v.auJ. " l as "the Morristown boys began to I lit*' ' * show their ouperjority over the S. T'toam and the game ended with ?Mor| ristown way out iii front, ie 1 1 il i 'file '-'Tenn" hoys presented one of ' the smoothes choking machines vo? ' ^ seen in act ion in this city; every maTT' ir j knew his duty and wont about it with all ease; and each could pars, dribbkf v J and ^hoot with uncanny ability; as for ,t, 1 the IVVV. A. boys, they did .their best * of Morristown being the supermini i team. v I Tin passing and?shotting of (lar? lington stood out as one of the high Iight-s ot the game but I'. W, A. had -?only?one Ortrlihgton, anyway it can be said that .they went down fighting r The P. W. A. boys play their next. [ game on .Jan. lfi, against Brewer Nor* I mal of Greenwood. ' , ' p; Do Most Of Your ; Trading With Our Adr vertisers. y ' ../ I ? ' _ #v * * ? A , t~ - ? : 3T * f. ' . ' *V THE PALMET SPO .ioxksvillk nI:ws TJu> weather continues cold, another snow fill last-1 Thursday, afte. which rairr, and it-is" rairrmg now. Rev. .1. T. Pearl of Rock Hill filled the nulnit last Sunday at Bethany.? There was a large attendance ~;at> th'.* service despite the., weather. , I] thany is without a pastor yet. Mos.m's Pud lianey, Henry Kelly, Win. Kernantlex and Rev. P. Dogan are .-.nil oii 'lhe sick list. We are llo|-ing them a speedy recovery. Miss Mamie Gatfney, one of our teachers here has in-taller! a radio in her home. . * * Mrs. Anna Smith is at..Lha-berlstde of her daughter,. Mrs. Josephine Smi-ly of Columbia: Mrs. 'Smith has been?Rl?rm?quite Jl ""While. Mru Connie Stewart, 'visited h?s sister Mrs. A. Beatty in Columbia during the holidays. Rev. Charles Hall,'of Rock Hill visited his brother Prof. J. II, Hall, hereI1 1.. IUSI OUIIIIit.V. ' Mrs. ScilJic rI>catt.y, after spending n furl night \vl111 soil, PrirT. W. JT -IR at.ty of Last St. l.o?is, IU.'r is lurw ill Uinc-B*n?ti HI the homes nf hci cn.il??K a V is. Win. Ijratty. Mrs. Jr.o. Realt y. .M.stress John Hall was called to Roejc-Hill recently-to the bedside of her sick mother. .Mi's. Silas Thdnimon and children spent the holidays in Unon with her sis.eiv; .Mesdaincs Talley and Parham Hi*. Lewis Rodders of Knoxville Visited ll't [ini'i ill's hete during th'T" llev. WVS. Digtfs, of Union filled; the pulpit, at Jerusalem the past Sunda; . We are hoping that they will. : elect?tdtis "gcmd pvTacher as theiir . pastor. . ' Mmv Senoht KeHcy and Mr. Johnnie ' Yrnniuie/. were' <|i?i ell.y married a j fv\y days ago. The liiatiy friends of Mrs. Susaniiii < '!n\vi' V. u II Ii-mi ii?with?rogrocthat she eon inncs- siek uL her home, .Mr. .Robt. .Minis was greatly surprised the other day when he received a check from one of his-daugh- j ters in the.North, (iood sure; during! these liard timte-. Mrs. Km:.>a West, wife oi^+he?lute -AVnlli,s Wi -I (Ii.t}?T^niurda v af sltort -illness.- Iior death was nulte a sluu-k.-?She U?uvos ovci'al children' to mnurii Hvl* loss, and otic -sister Mrs. Josie Hughes of Unijo.il. This community was saddened beyond measure when it -was learned that. .Iuilson i higher?had?pcrssod1 away. .ludson was an industrious, highly " "iTdmed and cultured young man. lie was a~tmlent at Sims' Hi striving for an education whereby I"he. could be of sccvicc to his people, lie was sick Only a month and all that loving hands, could .do was in vain, 11 is? O --w-dl-TOt-be-lVHtnl as he was tlie superintendent of the Cedar drove S. S., and a "Teat worker, aOhe was not super rnendent. He leaves r-o?mourn this loss".a father, mbther, six' sister.-, four hroihnrs. mirl it tww? of relatives. Woodward of 'Spartanbury had charge of funeral. JllS^HITSVTIIK NF.WS I "I" 1'i hji'i- . iii.\r, year i.j in nmny now rcsoliit have "been made. Thm 11 n t ni .i - linu many will stand, to till tin y^have promised to do; We aiv liaviuK plenty cases of sick noss and deaths in our county. * Mr. Il.irlcy iin Market St., is no more. Ilis children in the No?th xanio lipi.n- to- fiuKTiilivi. the body v Sundav. Rev 'Covington,.* Pastor, MrsTl',. Whitter. Mrs, Marv HarlevJ Maitlrti Hy.Mt'Kftnnei. .Mrs. Yioia Hurley,-Mr. Norman, arrive in time to view the. remains. R.?C. Pow in j cltarye of the body, Mr. Kirk was j fnnorn 1 i'/.i <1 ,;if Chni'/.li 1 Sunday. Rev. J*. B. Mdodonii, Pastor M rs.?V. :'K. Mdes:?was funeriflTOF#4" al Saw Alill Church, Tuesday;. On.J' of Shioloh nre.inU rs. Jtew A.. .J| Wright, Pastor in liis mild way offi ei,ated at tin service'. Undertaker J.! II. W. Mm-rhUin charge. Tin- Nuns took Ihey Might over the j state. * . ... - | Alr. S." Rig vis* is no" more. Mrs* T. | .1. Johnson of New York arrived h'>?c : for the funeral service. Friday. One , of the 1"' "est .-nroeessiojis in some- I time to Macedonia IjiqitiSl-CKOrcIt JRi'V. \N\ It. Reese,- officiated at the i KorYtcCS.* :'"T. II. W. Morris in charge of the hotly. ?Prof; .1.?II. W. Mom<rr etubalnu'iTj the -body <?f Mrs/ Pequess, accidental- ! ly shot tt> pieces. Never in the his- j tory, amo' - white or colored have a l body been relix and made to look as a person dead from natural causes Many persons, both "White and colorover bv one of S. C. colored-embalm- 1 ors. I'rof. J. 11. Morris. Rev. K. M. Booker,. Pastor of Saw } Mill Church, was the house guest of I Deacon Rote Rllorsnn on A mi liii St-l Saturday evi rring. Mrs. Nettie McQueen, Nurse Mc- j hviiv turn .\irs. ) ;. Wlliams is on the j sicK list. All of tlx* teachers and student/? are- . down' to hard u-OfL- for thr. .inmiml or of the term. "Mr. and Mrs..,P. R. Reese, Mr. J. J .Tohnakin, accompanied Miss Martha : Reese to Kingstree whore she entered j her cljiss-room for work in the King- [ stree High School. ?r'l'ho party given n( lioim of M Mrr.-'J. B. rtfnkC rtftlng'thc Tfrttdny^ ' in honor of their out of town guests j Misses Moses of Florence and C. Watch of flreeleyvrlle, S. ()., also Mrs. \j. I., f.uca.s of Washington, D. C. A splendid course of salad and cak? was served along with _the_homo friends the evening was pleasantly spent. i 1 ) . : \ V?" . ,..L .. v.V .zpjrti .4' . - .... ? TO DEADER IRT5T Mr. ll. e; Covington, motored to Washington, D. G., Sunday. He tfas ju'conjpanied by his daughter Ruth C-ovington; a.student in Dunbar Hi; his sister Miss Shelbie B. Covington, her chum, Miss Blanch Jenkins, Mrs. U L. Lucas and son Christmas visitors of Mrs. and Miss Sanders on Amelia St., Mr. and Mrs. J,. McQueen. They reported a pl^isanl : trip in their home town. . __ Mrs. is. Whitaker is improving Inn slowly. Rev, and Mrs. Ferguson of Rock Hill has moved ..to our city. They are pastoring the Lever Green charge ._ Jlie: lepoi ter auuk-Mm.?h'ior Rees .-= made a poj> call to see Rev. and Mrs. Ferguson, and Rev, and Mrs. Wr irhi . they are hanv as thev could he in spitp ot the so call hard time. The beautiful new .church on Cheraw Street will soon welcome its pastor, members and friends in for service in a few more months. - We arc moving in without debt. Praise the Lord on high. Rev. A'.^J. Wriglu , "preached a swondertul sermon Sunday -morning?from ^hc slum Pine1 wrm = made I believe al enioved the scr- mon. He struck the key-note at once Mrs. E, JolvrndcrnfTTFR} Mrs. MeNeal was out to church -Sunday. Glad they have improved' in health. Service at St. Mark and St. Bulah reported good.. Rev. \V. I?\ McCoy. Pastor- St. Bulah, preached one fof j his master-pieces. . , [ Mr. D. Thomas and Mr. J; Mack was elected on the Beacon Stall.[ WTi'iisi th e y~ wTl 1 'pre > vo t <> be T)e a | cons in deeds. * The County Teachers Associat on hed their regular meeting Saturday j A. M. Quite a large number of mem-. | hers were present. New plans are on 'ToY-~ llu1" county field day and the state teachers association, This ternv we are registering 100 percent in every : respect. . Miss?B. F. -Giuliani. left Sunday" evening for Columbia, S. C.. on important. school matters. - - i . YK.MASSFF NKWS * I (hi last Sunday services were' held ' clfuich was. full'to its utmost cnpucit v . The "P^.tor" Rev. Bowers preached a | fine?sermon; Miss Mag"ie Bampfield. Mr. How- . ard Bampticld, and Mr. Jru!ton Jack- j I A ... CI.....I. T .. ' I .->Vii IIIWIWI t'U IU \L-IltU IfMUfl, WIllIC 111 I I Charleston We visited Mrs. Alstontuhd some others of our relatives and j friends. We had a pleasant trip. On last Sunday, Dr. ami Mrs. Simp 1 son and Rev, and Mrs. MeFadden were visitors to Miss Bampin-ld home ) "Mr. Barnwell and Mr. Fulton Jack ' son were the dinner quests at M s> | Bamptiyld homo* and after- dinner Mr. Barnwell and Mr. Jackson Ba'mpl'u hi returned back to Denmark. I Prof. -\C. M. '-Rankhead. has -re' I pleasant stay at home.. We are all -lad to have" Rev. C. M. Cray back here for another year. Rev. Cray?is a?real?treat to tiTef .peoplr o!' this town. WARM SHOALS NKWS The Sunday School seem to have taken on new life for Idol quite a few being present each Sunday at TYiuin \xv ? i . ' ? ^^ 11 v-vrv. ?? v ell 1 |'I uuu iu M/C* so nmnymlder people attending,. Rev. F. M. McGhee, preached his Annual New Year Sermon Sunday from 170 L>?\\ of Psalms; to say the least it. was a masterpiece. Many hearts wps -made U' rejoice. -Mi1.', l.illn M. Rob ' E insofl and Miss Ruth Taylor have returned to' Ashevilfe, N. C., after spending some time with "the former's mother, Miss Sarah Hawthorne. Mrs; planch Lowry and Sister was ' callers at the home of Mrs. J. M. Nel J flos Saturday afternoon. Mi$s Thel- ! ma Calhoun and Mr. Curtis Butler 1 were happily married Jan. 1 and we. ] hope for them much happiness" on 1 there matrimonial voyags. Mr. and ' Mrs. N. T. Washington, Mrs. Mary < Ware was visiting relatives in Wil ] liamston Sunday. Miss Julia Maw- < thorne s pendisng some time in Ashe ' ville,., N. C., Suiting relatives and < frirndsT * ! ? Mrs. Perrin ;)jk1 MivJwnrs Mc? , ee called-at the home of their aunties . Mrs^ Cornelia and Louisa Robinson's 1 recently. home of Mrs. Lorrie Anderson Sunday. We regret to report the following' i:..*. vt_-.ii... n .. vii t?ic .*?ivi\ iim . ini^, iiiai tii.i rojsry Mr. Geo. Edwards. Mrs. Pearl Quarli. The District Deputy E. E. Hatgrove^ visited Dunn Greek? Lodge?hrorNo. 307 and installed the following officers. Sir P T. Robinson, C. Sir J. C. Dorrah, V. G. J. V.; Aju^ r- . son. Prelate; T. J. Butler, K. of R. and Si; S T. Adafns, M. of P.; M. Exchequer."Davis. W. M. Garlton Put let*, Outer G.; Walter McTiitosh, Inner Guard; we are proud of our Distriet Deputy, he always full of help- ful instruction. While here he was the guest of Sir P. T. Robinson. ; l .*"* ("A M ERON N EWS. 'Mrs. Lillian Gardner and little daughter Az'alee and neicP Miss Mattie Lou Jamison snent the hrtHdnrs- . jld SL Auguatine, Fin., with?thoir-aunt and cousin. After leaving St. Augustine they stooped?in?Jneksorr* - ville to see old friends, Mr. and Mrs. Hair. They reported quite a pleasant triV>. ? Jtf+ss Irene Barber was the truest -of Mtss Mary Jane Hinton during thv j Christmas. She .brought a number I of gifts -ttr-the -fWldren. , i ' V , m ?: : "Heirs Island" Colorful I - i..^. R/vLRIl GTjWE&t' JACK ?A GOLUME -lack Holt and Ralph (?raves Play ] Featured Roles' in Thrill Drama. Columbia, has clicked ayahi with the dramatic production. "Hell's Island," which opens ' at tht. Capitol Then!l'e tt'orliinwii'i c fur l.wn days' Take two such poular stars as Jack Holt ami Raliph Crav os.?rrtid turn them loose in such a cdlorfjul environ-! ment as northern Africa during the recent Riff disturbance, and the result is what is Known tire. ^ #1: ck Holt, ami Ralph', (iertves?-?s "Mac" and "drill"' two Americans! serving in the French Foreign If-. trion. have iamdiirlhl-y fauyhtthroayfmany a campaijOm, military and aTrrorous,?tojyetrrer. ?The advent of Marie, cabaret entertainer in the oi'-r point "in the relations between the sis of Pel Abba>, marks a turning two men. A serious note creeps in until i.he I turner friendly rivalry II KM IN WAY NT.WIT" At -M.; K.?elmreh?wa-; -tilled to its capacity Sunday mommy to near a very inspiring sermon prearft: <! l>y Rev. I.i W. Clary, -the j aster. The pastor is plannine; on organizing an Kniergeney c!nl? for {he ehntrh. Mr. aniT~-M-rs.: Wesley (lordon are pleased to have their sis.ter, Mrs. Green l'r.oiT\ New"-York to spend a few weeks '\vith--them. iss Daisy Williams was here from N'ev-" Vork visit ine- her relatves. . ? Mrs. I.oine Daniels is divine a hex party .Monday e.t the school among" (he high school. Jioys and -girls and also^he^dfret^tnertrlnM's of the-fttetiH-yrWe are planning to have lots of fan. We are nmud to learn that Miss. Virginia Williams is well again aftei -a?huty s'poll (d" srkne-s.^ dii ton m:\vs 1'..! v at 1 I :')0 fi\ l"' k Sunday . cn itin:'-. 11- v .1. P. Washing! pn.r Pas "'-If l-f io 'h i \ M F ^''riri h moon 1 the )estiv"V and aftvr devotional O 0 vv vC''.e'rvv'e'!,vOv.C>,!'vvOO vC'00< .j. " f__ YnUC? 1 . NeedX X ' ? Oan be 4*>und in our Adverti ? jare asked to read those ads >; our advertisers. We a-r.e pi X we are tfottiiitf from the ad ? dium to reaeh the public. '** . -w ?? i ?yWUUU)JUUVUWWWWWJ.'UUW'.IVW.WWUW), I? A MESSAGE OF S When feaih invades your famil; c ' <n fumt'ri to vou from the f 8 ANi- KKXtrv (ilJiNT A rtSOetA l'ri.o?lU'd hy 'insurance laws, to' fa?.? policy whicti-your fore-.^gugtft p( Buch. 8- 'The M..4..nri)?i:~r o i 3 ^ ... : iiiuiuui iiciici <V i T. J^VOI NCH g T'IFONK TIM; a&&OttOOQOOOOOOO?>?,_<uC>OC,OC1C>C,C I t)T? Foi L)Ey /~VvTV OF GFTT1N( . "Call for tl>t V/I..-A-W-J 11 K l;. AD * "SOU H IS FA vol . - - v - Saturday^ January 17, 1931. 1? ? - ' / ...... *. ... i. ? Mcture with Vivid Action WOLTimHEliS ISLAND" ^ ilA PRODUCTION yJP [changes to bitter e?niity. Mae is shot in the back by a Riff sniper, but thinks his former pal-, Griff, has done it. lie- V-ovtsl . vengeance little suspecting that Griff has disobeyed orders to savp his lil'e. Griff is sent encedt-o- Jlell'fr?Islalid Tor ton- years for refusing to go ahead in battle , and leave his unconscious pal on the field. At Hell's Island the main i haracters are brought together and 'a powerful* climax is effected. Pop novtdfc\v awl shoe r d ra matte?force, ,ri thing like it lias ever lieen done before. ' As the two Yuskeo legionnaires, Holt and Graves, the inimitable "pair _ of adventurers, hit the bull's-eye of popularity, i ney Keep me interest ?ii a -high pitch throughout the picture. iXoi'othy Sebastian steps into the ,foreground apain with her fine portrayal--of-the~ difficult- -role of Marie. Edward ' Sloman directed. ' exercises, preached an insnirationai 1 t-rin> M. ii-injr as his text"Christian i 'nit v." -? ? *?7 ??. S. S. at !:00 o'clock was :vs_U.sual w< 11 a'tcnded. Our beloved Sunt. Mr. I. f'ouser. who has fa llvfully per I'Huu'u ins diny ; or a numoer 01 years tendered his resignation. The S. SV will miss him sorely. 1 He was an efficient sufKMnntondentit!ifill and eheorful and it will be bawl to fill lits pace. Sunday night; }ilew- Washington hnoe-ht to his hearers a beautiful message fromCor. l.Ti'J-10; subn et, "The .Three Great Graces." I'lViv 1 nterdenbminatM?nal Ministerial 1-nion held a'very successful and interest 'njr meeting, Tuesday riTSVit at New I.ihi ''! y Presbyterian Glinreh. j. fbUe K ttt+rful Workers Club met with Mrs. Minnie 1 lajcatni-jMnnday afternoon, ' ' Mrs. 1. -alv Covington, President, JY. 11 ,.,.i.unLrv Snrii tv wait-,' hostess to the society Wednesday evenjng. After a successful business' ? linn w tli | >11 du'es foi be I tor work" : <5 oo oo o oo: ooodboooo:oooooo#D:a Every ^ j ? * A x f* i ' ?? 1 .j | sing (Columns. Our readers ? y lildJe.?lWAi^rt ~ 1 4 ? n ii.->uuiciii.^) unu patronize A oml of- the business that X vert iscrs who use our me....... X consolation ; y ra-nks, what a message of con- * act that THE MUTUAL RELIEF { ? ;TtUN ,fis yfitTer contract und you - i pay you promptly your insurance ! -rsuadetTyou to take out covering ienev'lent Ass. of S. C. ! I.<)()[)?_ Gen. 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