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Two f THE "OLD GRAY" A> U: . .,. . . ? E. PHILIF ' I Dr. Wilkinson Rightly Advises | The great head of the State Col- ] : lgge at?Orangebiug -expresses ttur~t; sentiment of all parents and guardi- ] ans who are trying to educate their children when he suggested a- curtail- ! during this -financial depression. I ' believe that this' suggestion will meet the hearty approval of all college] heads and schools of the association , to- which he referred. Say what you j will but .these games cannot be i??I - 4jdged witht,M.j the school and the patrons must figure [ some where in the payments of the I L. ill- 1? ?... .1 .i 11 .i i lilmi ii?nnil' tmma?^ UXlia. x ant uv'i ?iii ubiuvvv uity uviivv t I am not interested in anv kind uf J games except bird games. " But since I the schools and colleges of to-day j T'"claim "that athletics have almost" th; ; leading place on their program of op eration 1 have nothing to say to the I contrary. However I fully agree with I President Wilkinson, that they shoul 1 i be-callcd off. to n great'extent during J these hard times. Patrons cannot j afford to sacrifice in these times to j send their chlldtjpn to colleges and/iv l niversiti'es to play.. Infact too much] play is a criticism. that has already been alleged to many of our ed-ueatvd i peonle." T)iey don't w ant to do any thing but play. Seemingly they, dyn't i know whcl'e play ends .out .work begfris, _^I)r. Wilkinson is certainly ; thinking in terms ttf- poor struggling j parents in his. advice and not simply j well paid professors. lbs kind are true race lovers and Worthy leffdtTgrj'I am sure .that he does hot only speak 1 . the sentiment of.patrons in this sug j gestjon but college presidents and*) heads of s.chools as well. ?r'-??t?et Them Ready .To Die j were'placeiW-i'the death house at the j' state penitentiary at Columbia on la.>t j tud>ja\ mn iiiiiu, iIn1!!1 de>lre teas in ' have a minister visit them and help j them get readv to die.. I am sure theentire christian family can but be in. sympathy with the poor unfortunate ; creatures who -have in their bodies a j human., soul' tluU must be fitted for ; ? i the skies. And further ..comment o"h. them is unnecessary. The tiling that j we* desire iust here to emphasize is J that men do not eare anything at ail 1 about soul preparation until they -come down to die. To make this a j .. happy world we need people to live i in it who are prepared and ready to j die. Only such people can nu)J>,9 tliis j world better by living in it. It takes j living witnesses to save men and .not ' xiead bodies. This thing of throwing ! all of life awav and expect tS get j ready to die is dreadful. There arc : people old and young that are spend- I ? ing all, of their?time in wickedness. They have no concern for God. his church nor christian people, but when ! the end of life approaches, they want ' the ministers and christian' peppte j. to aid them in getting rea<Jj to die. Christian parents pay no atention to | their "Sinful children violating t!ie | Sabbath and sowing wild oats of ev-. | ery conceivable nature, but when rheyr lay on their Couches with no life ex- I pected thex,wunt the pastor and hll the i ~ church members tw come in haste ami ! get them ready to -iie. All of tl^c I, weephjg- and mourning for-rrTTT""TiTvod.j oneiare when they die. But if wV J would shed more tears about their ; doing right while they live it would j lessen the amount to be shedfmthom ; when tiny Tor Ifu-i'r lives wi.uld ho ' a consolation to iis when flu y ItTcH gone Professor Valentine Making (Joocl j" Nothing but encouraging "reports I come from tha Mulln's Public School-j of which PrmU-t^--^-Vuluptino. nV B.. , UL-Principal. So many regretted to see him -part with?Allen University. They thought his resignation was a serious blundef as. he was so deeply " in the. heart of the student-body. "But 1 thegreat service that. Iw is rendering his .people in his present position is ! """""distinguishing him as a, noble eduea-.f tor. We are not the least bit uneasy about his c??ivtrhuiniir to make good. ' . _For he is of anumber one family and ' *' was started aright. The school at Mullins needs to-congratulate itself in having such a character at its head. The school at Lcesville needs to be equally proud of Prof. J. T. W. Mims, A. B. He is certainly placing | that school on the map. ' He is also i from a family that tookthe lead in . GodV-church. Prof. W. A. White, AVt B., Principal of tin1 school at Gray'! Courtis doing a wonderful work there. j These are only "a few of our note-worthy laymen that are i eally brighten;-ing the corner where they arc. There j nre few othei-s yet to h <pnken of. ; Watch the "Header." But, when-it j comes to the ministers in the profe? - sion, the Rev. J.-W/Shaw. A. B., B. ( D.,, ranks among the best .in the ij state. The school at New Brookland j of which he is the efficient head has been rated 'highly under him than in ! any" time dui ing *lii- liismry.?(To ty ' continued.) Our1" 'Whereabouts On last Sunday morning we had a 1 ' blessed service at Free Hope Church '* of the Blvthewood Circuit with the 1 - . kev. f. Vv. Davis. I'astor. This is indeed a fine peonle and Brother Davis ?j will do well here. For he is*ru finl* i . man and a good leader?- eaH-f->( preach, pray and sing. Brothers J. \V. j ( Wages, Joseph Arthor, P. B. Gant, [i Devilous Wagesr Timothy Coleman, J, I R# Rossard, George Trapp, Rev. Dix- 1 i ?n am! their- fa-tmHrs- artr tmly~ rrTew : 1 oble worker.<T7>T this chriigo. f-\ Ji We ^ '3 glad to have the Rev. Brown v of thVTJaptist Church at our service ,| 1 ; Sunday evening we were witb-tfie Rev v _ T. E. Harper at Ridgewoofl 'and had ( Revival indeed. The Allen Day Pro^| f~ gram carried otlt. by the League j r ffM simply grand. Thia young man 'j - . -.jj 'v V ? rp THE NEW RIDER > ei.lis is certainly making pood in the Ihiii istry.? . . Brothers .1, K Harper, R. R At wood. .1. P. Paul. Jarrrr*s Moore", Willi, Martin, Ha/wocd Blocker. W. W. Wii liaius. Sisters, Cornelia Spipnor, Lul; 1 lilier, Ainaiula Martin. Susie Dovanl Dorothyi !ai per, Aniia Paul Zora iytli ridge and Brother John MeCrUkcs are only a tew of the faithful win k ers here. Wu weregind to have tin Rv. Johnson, of tire Zion Chureii' at thi service.. This week-end will I'md m at Shady.Grove C'hyreh with the Rc\ Pt- ;Pr Mt'Fhrhlnd. I'a.-tor.* Let tin members pray for an Out pouring o Mule Stniiiit ,-J.,'t \l- ,Uii'. lllli'i' in our knees." holly lin.l m:\vs The past week has been {'Hied will various avt.vities of interest at tin .at i tl . .? i i -1. M-iiuui-' j nu uii\ vuaim uy>s |ui uu weather other things, beitig equal has .. brought about great improve inehts.bbth in the ciass-rconis am oilier act.vilus. . Tucsihlj frtght tile re" was a recU.i breakiiigret'vivvil do t!ie ".Sock Soeiai The. largest aUendahcc ' spied we hav< hpen entertaining. .Two conthonor: t't or.iTharkston fur-ui.-he.d the e.usn Kach we^k tii'e teachers- pat f. rti eSfot ts to bring to the; oeopio ihm phases and ft-amres -of amusements i'hv-y spate mi pubis tn tty."rfg' t"; make the ehtertaitiineais inteie- tin.-. "Wedncsthiv inghfi. there was ; TTaTtrrr'thj.iv n" nt tin-; A. >1, -K Parsonage given in interest ol' tit'. ciiun. h. :? >. " ' M. inlay 'night of last .week then was an entertaimiKnt ,;U. Lovely liiL Baptist > " en in interest", of tin elioirt? -It v, as- qu to - ;e. s-UCe'. ss_ lite fourth and tifth g-i-;,< 1 est"e< by Mrs. Alma Jacques, teacher .gnv, ;t .ttlle.^t eMUd'ki. IV out hi .Mi/ auditorium. A large 'number of tli and young wire precept ami-a kill., tijne was spent, -Mrs. Jacques am Iter classes need to be' eomntende, iiighly. for their ?. nrortainh.'.o!'<i. "Mrs: "Sarah. Wh t fieU w.n- a pie:;-' ant visitor at "the. Kube.rts home ? i Friday evening. They y< re pro.., to have In r call, ami wishing she \\i' do so again in: the mar fature. This li.omc i.- ?'! much -rue vnnu ?:Treo Miss (vas'-!e Anderson- lias jua haed a. seif-niayer piano.. Mrs. A 1 ice Wrier'"!', tin* . biiigh'er ?ri Mrs. Edith Edwards. .died Sitnrd.i morning. avci ia i?a.ssin,r a !u.-i-a:.d. ir. e -on.-. a du\ i <1 mother.-. iM i't ia rs and a ' lei.-; .Tj rehil )ve.??and?ii loads \!1 '. W' !iad"bc?"n to her mirrl,. K- borne .-in *. In fiIf. '' h-1 day'-. i-'a' 1 ill til,' the I'uni'rai in tin' unci , \\" sympathise with the in n.'.y. Mrs. Iintt.it;'Fa in ;? on tin- sick, liWe hope* fur livr'li snoijily rerovery The' -CiTa-id furo-fi rly i-ordVivm-e u' t.1- " ;V "'U Cjrcnit wa- l;d> o; Fo1' T-s n i'-! v?I. \V. WiP.nrr^ P. . K. the C'!;nrle?ton I>i- t ? !i t' pre siding. The-10; h of |-\ Ji. tliftv .M/ Valentine 1'artv ai the school. 4Tin I'i'! i' ' , I'rlu1 Jloino' lit T;:..-. M ' S Roberts f<>f t!! -. -.-a-i-io !. di. II !?yu nry inhere wTTT'l :-i HaV. ii ,- . ' Veal at the -eh<el. Marj,h 111 ?h..- ,je -a hers of the ..;h irrad. ahd .' ' T-rri., <>.- p, i ; Calendar Party at ;k-e st : ,,. j. Messrs J. P. Kdw.id . R.o P. ami. M s? () IP 1 .is In in .; i y. v . i A'. , r.:ik' ;?r ?rt?i. , T (>.inK^ciiu*'.: "!i 1Y'>. sAh. : 1 "Mr._d-!rrri K.fw;ii'il. mid -MTV"1t7 I'. Hi >>.wm?n?*>tii)'i'ii in ? >! i?jitake Miss'(iort tin!.' fviw .ml-s buck ,> school: II?. PfllU ll?1 ' o!i ;k f/ unt of )u'V cnsiii's death " " Tlu"\ViltTnir" \V? jFfcVrv' Cl'ib ha.! ; box part;, at the si haul !Y1>. . ?Kft:?Smalls. I'a^t. r ??:" !:i.. :? A A. M, K. Clauvh 'pri !h.;ih A. M. Iv. <'luiK h oil Si:tu!.!\ id rh.l. * - I ftK!*r -N+A\~S? ~ St. Mark A. M. li. ('luirrh > Sunday wan a. lincUiav-l-u.a_all~4-U* L-hursih pmrs. /Analay. s?'li .| ..por. oil in tlii' usual way wall Sunt. K. .1 Gosqui' at his poht. l.csson v. as i\ viewed l?y Mr. AYx Duflase. .*C-'t?!lecliMM . $1 ?At T li Kw. I..*.) Hansom, pivadu d a soul siinYijtf svr nion; text: I Sum. Jp.?! Ivt2.. Suhj "Escape Through G d\s \\'ay." ^ Tin Mrs. Kiinsiiiii. is s-irk in loiumhi* whit In ! J-..r--j.!,. Sin 11;i^ crated' tin the. t inc.' Friday Jim. lid. We" hope tins will he-^succ. fui. Mrs.^ Mam'y Plait ofl.atra i. earinj? for the h me while Mrs. Rah soni is sick: wy werc.nhul to have hip vis.t us. . * The rot,!'. of t !., > ] . . no. :n . tolow.-t .Stewards. BroiiflerTlilt! Hunter, FIv.nl;. Alex Diil'-o,,. lleaft Siat-iianiel- - Apt rr-rrr:?? a; , 7?j", 17,7 Marcus, ITond; Mrs. Arm; lia .fame-; See.'ty..- t-"> St. ward?;. Trustees -Sin rhonia-s Green, l)a\;:d Johnson. Mrs Pox, Soloirn ii E.Vans. Simon Lr. J. Hansom, See. tn 'Trust' rvr Brother E J. Gosque, Supt. of S.- s., \Kx 11uHose, Asst.; Miss Mary ,J, Samuel.?See-.?of?lA?Sri?M hnr. Them Pi Uox, Asst.; Air. Hubert Know land sexton; Brother E-. J. Gosque, Church Sec. After services- the pastor w i nvitwl to dinner'"with .Mr. and. A11 ? -. linn gran.'~AIter?rhmu'r~tin* p.'i-rrr TOT^-itr7^." MiMlho'.v^;1 v/itiTC rt' <"nr rrepation s\waited hiin; at Rev. I>unuuu's rhinVh. Rev. Dunham is a fp.od preacher and is in the ram for icneral Church Wovkov. r|'pn [Wfiiilr ..( Hattininr. at .Roller . nade a donation of $3.01 to Mrs. I., i. Ransom, who is sick. . . . n?_. * ' < ..f ~ . * -7 --^>7^-^- - % . . _ _ ? , WEDGEFIELD NEWS Orange II ill Church Sunday School at 10:20. The lesson was taught in_class, reviewed by Miss Alice Wright, one of the young ladies of class No, one. Remarks by Mrs. Lizzie Richburg, our ex-superw iutendent, Mrs. Alice C. Ramsy, one of the mothers of- the church also " At 12:00 o'clock. Rev. J.. E. Dixon, pleached ivsplendid-sernjon from Phil. 17:8. Subject, "My Account is Set1 tied." The doors of the church were L-opened-: ?Mrr~hr Sumter Ohd MrsT 'Marie W hite united with'the church. 1 The Lord's Supper was administered. At -2:.'!0 Founders Day Program was rendered Rev. Dixon gave re marks of which \ve ?enjOyed.' 3:30 ) the League convened and had a live - ly nieetintT. thim thc-dny^etosewtttr * success, 11 ELENA NEWS Sunday was a lngh day at Brown's 'Chanel CliurclL Sunday School -b?I pened at its usual hour, with Supt. i i ...ml o ccrs on the job.. At 3:00 o'clock Rev. - A. R. Young prom hod ' a soul stirring sermon. At 0:30 the A. C. E. . L. mot with president and ?members on the job. We were nroud th see so many visi, t A's out.--Come again, " Wednesday night. Feb. 4,?-there , -was a chicken' hunt given for the ben :U- <>f the church. i ui'Miii). mgni, r ou. a r<l, Kev. L. C. , Iva preached a wonderful sermon ?-rrtrtrh ?-wryone enjuyeiT The Jun. pi Choir rendered music fur this oc. eastern. rntnr. Rosscl and Miss Willie ;.l .\l rrfs is' doilig?Hm*. we hope to t >c? iheni out aura in soon. We hope _^.hiL-il'iJ-'ple ul'-J-loleim will pM.t.. ? ,1 V .1 ninety-six xi:ws hj 1 Sunday Feb. 1. service? at Mt Zion ?- wmr^,^nMfmaTTriT7d<t'fr'an<'rTxMTESmKTay j School ami preaching services were inspiring. .Row J. F. Marshall, took r ic.M I'rciil aiait. u.ai, "As ye! would that men should do to you, do ] .ye. also unto him." This was a won-I I derful senium. After services he mo-.; a lored to Mt. Pi>gah Baptist where he, u i ached the funeral sermon of Bro. Richard ('lark, a consistant member , The, Dcacvncss Board niyt Thursi lay, Feb. 5. nt the home of the presi- j i'-nt Mrs. I,. I Pfitt r.i.io-.ai? ,,After a very inspiring devotional | L m twice the business was discussed, .'he president then introduced the vistors: Mrs. I'. E. Steward, Miss A, L. I ?. Washington, Miss Helen Nance, Miss Ethel Bianchi, Dr. Grant; each made nit cresting remarks which was help- ^ Tillo the hoard. The president, as- j ~ -isicd by Mrs. F. B. Pratt, Jr., and 'r- -*.? i f. Delia Da v d. n I i oil a delicious ' Ivm.! m \\ u n a a cocoa, 7-?Le proat'lied die funeral sermon of ! iiiii'.luM' Riehard (.'lark a i Mt. Pisjja!V~ From there he went | i Bethlehem Baptist. ITere he was j fivi ti ti by a large number of mem is ami. friends; the occasion of this! it was .to preach a special sermon : ?"ii tlie. eelel>?trfrion oftbeNcyro TIts-~[ lory. ^ : ... v a c ii at Trinity M. K. on Sunday bite I l<!>. Mh. A debate between throe j .n.d tine, n.. mTnrmm; ^TTiTTJiT!- i i Resolve, That W" men is More .Use-j al to ttie Church Than 'Mem" Atfir-1 ,ati\es: Misses~Mary L. Muslcy, Geo-I . tvia Campbell, and John I.. Butler; i Negative: Messrs T. Ji Aiken, Jas. i Graham and \V.-M. Louden,'Jr. 1 Af "'i1 rr?ttUU' div.'ussiun Pit elLhiiiMsideJ! ?:!>: judge's rendered si verdict in fa- : .' r "f t hp alVinnatives. .Mi. s ..Maty .1 e Lark, is unite in-I :?1 ^ 11 ; ' ;"fT FTpp many I .: i ii riii- wish- her . a speedy recovery.. Ativ.Stacy Sal.es.,. \y;is_.hiicl..to. rest..! " the 1-1 Sunday after a brief ill'-. rr -! ; ins 1"uneral Sermon was preach-.1 ' |- i i.vRev. R. J Tavlor,.! j Mrs., Li hoi IVrrin and two lovely : .iuuguier* K.'id1 Mac and Ilattie Kiel iJ Jin..- :s spending soinjetipte with their; " titer aiui fiinu.r, Mr. and Mrs. E.-j ( ! .1. < l"?odWMh-' , ! J .Mr.Mays; and, wife 'of Ashe-| i .die. X. c'.. visited their sister, Mrs. i , ! .^/5. I K jiii en Feb. 7 j \\ FSTON CHAPEL M. K. i'Hl'UCff (ireettw ood, S. ('. j _. ' Sunday s. was a .hij^li day. At 11:30 j . i Rev. F'x. j'rmn the Baptist Church preached. a soul stirring- sdFrlon. Co:vn- again. At .'? ;?() Rev. Jackson, choir and nionibers #went to MWris . Chapel church, his subject,?tiLm>k and Live." The message- was'-enjoy. d ify all. - \ Our. . Presiding Elder, Rev. P. M. j ~r Clary was with us Sunday night and' i i vriied- I<> have been at his best, he j areaehed a wonderful scrtitoh which ' was enjoyed I?y ; fl. Mr." Edwtli' C.' ImUson, the pastor's son -played for V all the services. ' ? We held our first quarterly confers" , .once M nday night, which was a sue-j cess -Spiritually, financially and social- , i.v. - . . ' ~ .a ii r t>usiness IT v. M. (t. ill jams j 5*>;' .Mt. Pisgnh and our ,PJE.*$ wife"! some "helpful and encourag-! ing remarks. ... 1 he conference and visitors were j served dinner in the. parsonage. The. Cake ami Candy Contest *- gi'.Mi by Mr.-i. Idu Allen wus quite a[ success; $2-'5.10 was raised. The Missionary ladies will have aj "Silver-Ten." Friday evening at?the; h nie of Mrs. Olisia Williams on Ma-t riou St. We aVe sorry to report ^ister Soph;"! Jefferson is still gravely ilk i ( LEV ELAND, OHIO NEWS We art* having some ideal weather' for mid-winter and with that we 1 haw quite a lew on.- the ~sick list. _ Mr p. Gertie- Raiford is up and oat agqjYi to our delight.,' \V? ar<? al?o /. " 1 -r"?? s ?? ? ; - " ^ ; 1 ' t rrn i.kaukr ? glad to report the following: Mesdames A N. Holmes, Lottie Rucher?_l_ and Odel David are recovering froni 1 the flu Mrs. Ruth McKinney, wife of RPv. W. H. McKinney, and son are i ? still very sick, friends and members I of Ant4och Baptist Church arc pray- i ing for their recovery. ' < Mr. Sam'l. Lowery is in the^ city visiting his parents.- His many i friends me glad^o~~Tiave him home 1 and are showing him a jolly good time. ~ y , The Silver Leaf Club held its last ! meeting with Mrs. T. E. Blair. After < J the Fegular business" and program were over the members were served ( a delicious repast by the, hostess. r | Mr: Sam'l. Lowery gave Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cooper a pop call Friday ; | evening; they were very glad to have < i-him. ;? ? ?? y ; ""Mrs! Clara . hi vans is on the sick r ; list and is improving slowly y Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Fraziei, Mr. ~ and Mrs. J. E. Cooper, and Miss Coop ^ er were the dinner guests of Mr. and ( Mrs. Roy Bracy, last Sunday. They enjoyed a .delicious dinner. . ^ | Rev. Chas. Brown, Columbia, S. C., s cf.viv.'hr, of rvu:? j-i:.. i I uv?? oiuwj Iiif, ui v/utnui, V/IHU ucli V | ered a wonderful address to the members and' friends of Antioch Church, [ Sunday 8. It was a College Night Programme, sponsored by the Cleveland-Morehouse-Spelman Club. Attorney Wm, B. Saunders, Master of '! Ceremonies. ... ? - ^ . - "E UNION A. \I. E. CHURCH 1 The'morning service Sunday was ( unusually interesting with a large number of members and friends present among whom were: Miss. Brad- ? ley,, father Richardson and Mr. Louis " -ICanHuiltun?Rev: koblnson^preflcTrip cd a wonderful sermon. ' Sunday School was at its usual hour. At 4:.']0 A Pew Rally was giv-* !' _cn by the trustees which was a sue- t 1 cessr H:;10 we began-our A. C. E. League.* Prof. White of the Lincoln ? ' H iyh; Sehoet - was' -tht^-speakerr ?1 Sunday evening we had a glorious time, A Founder's Day Program. ]. was renUereU by the Sunday School v and League. Revs. M. C. Allison, ., and A. J. Jenkins, Prof. White and n others were visiters. We appreciate ! 0 the' splendid music rendered by Je j ^ hovah Union' Quhrtet. -? CAMDEN NEWS , < '^1 The regular monthly meeting of the ! K ershnw Cpunty Teachers' Assoc.iation held in the auditoriuni of the Jackson High School., Saturday 7. at 2 o'clock, with Rev. P. B. Mdodona, presiding. After very impressive ^InviMDnulc TVoci/li-nf \I/l/ulnna. _ -in- 1 trcduced Mrs. K. Watts, Superinten- j dent, who in turn introduced Mr. V. j ^ "Si I tarveyv President of the "White" n Oqunty Teachers* Association. He 11 lectured" to the group on the " Benefits < ^ of an Association," brought out-man,, ' pood points; Mr. Henry D. "Green, County A pent lectured on "Makinp a Good Living.at Home." He asked ^ the teachers to stress home . 'gardens i... The next meeting will .be held-un} Mai eh 7, 193T. * " Just as news were going to press ! s; we were s"hocke(l to learn" that Kev. f, Hayes hatLpjiksetl away. The family dntvr-ythTr^sympathy of a host .0f friends. ' . !\ liHtHKI. A. M. E. CHl'RCH | ^ Georgetown, S. C.?=-? IP . ?-? ??????. j'li Smrdirv 8r~was-tFT*reat day at Beth- I ? el. At the 11 o'c'loek services aj wdnderftrl sermon was delivered in ti which the pastor Rev. Dr. Brcgdon w -ialll why the church eeterqte; Founder's Day and the entire race 1 n should bc-p"rocul of Richard Allen. ] ti M.ilQ P. M., the S?J(ht^S6hool^ia l p a program iii keeping with the day. 1 Prof. G. \\\ PI- ward who has beer | f< snperintondynt number of years } <1 was at his place and worked \VithiT the . teachers and scholars, for sue-j cess. i ne oisnops pi me cnurcn were represented by young men and the General Officers by the young ladies. C Tlu* names of some, of the members C of the. chufrch who held offices iri J state craft were read by the Supt } Mr. Walter Gibbs; a member of the E senior class of Howard Hi read thS' n names of the members of. Bethel [ who held public offices. In the fi- [ nancial contest, between the Bishops [ and the general officers, the young C ladies who represented the General C Officers won. _ - C Mrs.' Georgia Robinson of New ? York visited the city last week. r Drs. R. E. Brogdon. W. P.. Garoli I r na, Prof. J. ?$. Beck, and Rev. T. W. [ Brown attended the state-wide meet [ ing called by Bishop Ransom in C Sumter this week C 'The meeting m the interest-of the L unemployed was held at Bethesda jBaptist Church tlvis Week. |j Dr. W. P. Carolina, Presiding = Elder of the ^Mt. Pleasant District, ? is bringing that district to the front q and can be depended on to dn hia. ^ full duty. It is said the people arc [i "delighted with the Elder. C Prof. J. B. Boc-kp-is in the field for. D General Conference and his friends C are giving him winning support, ft Prof. Beck would make a first clas/, sjj Secretary of Education or Editor of J ? ihe Review, 'flunk,, ye laymen. q - ST GEORGE NK\VS x The McBranch Educational Union !'! convened at Good Hope Baptist Feb. I * 7-8. Rey,?Robinson, preached the in- * trodUctum-- serrhon. SatunTay night Rev. J. S MoTfftrie i preached the Educational Sermon. , 5 An interesting program Was rendered : g Collection $7.40. Rev, Daniels, deliv- * ored the Missionary Sermon. We ad- | * journed to ineet with St. Marks Bap- i * tjat Churfh. April 11-1? Total a-1 a, .. . :l . mount raised $36.89. Ecy_W.,H. Glenn, preached at Lhc Good Hope Baptist, Sunday night. Messrs D. W. Stewart, G. H. Hicks, Misses W. A. Newman and Elizabeth Smythe, motored, to Lattu, Sellers, and Charleston, Sunday; they returnid early Monday morning. Mrs. M. C. S. Williams, is conval " .alescent. ?7Mrs. EH/TT Hrigfrs, died?Saturday piorning;. ,she^yas funeralized ?t' Beth6l t'o'v 9. Rev. W. F, McBrown officiating. ? Mrs. Elouise Clermont spent Thurs_iay in town. Mrs. Clermont is renembered here as Miss Elouise Bryant - The Boys basketball team will play Summerville, Prof. Taylor announc d. : ? 1 ' < ?Miss Amanda Fields, and Miss Etta fobjn visited Miss Mary-Green Windmm in Huston Town Moiiilnv ? Miss Anna L. Overstrei't spent the veek-end here \jrith ht-F sintr Mrs.' ^lara B. Senior. Miss Anna L. Lemon, Vice-Presilent of the Union spent a pleasant tay. MT. ZION A. M. E. CIJFRCH A Patriotic Program will be held t Mt. Zion Church, Glebe St., Monay eveningsEeb. 23f-at 8:00 o'clock: Short addresses will be delivered abut the NVyni for the N\ piu j.nidt't " he auspices of the Trustor's. The Later-racial- meeting held at lentcnary Church, Feb. S, was spunored by the local committee of which >r. C. S. Ledbettpr, is President. Mrs. A. C. Mays, Trustee of Mt. ion Church has been confined to bew jr the ttle improvement. Mrs. J. W. - Witherspoon after bclig seriously sick for the past 15 days as recovered and is able to go out. .There is quite a few sick member f the church, for whom the pastor and" congregation ?cmre t a Titly"1 raying for their speedy recovery. [ Among those attend ng the Ro- ! And.. Hayes Recital and Reception I'cre Mr., and Mrs. Theodore Long, nd Mr. J. Francis Long. Saturday ' lorning, Mr. and Mrs. Long motore i Ut. to Ridgewav'to visit Rev. .and Irs. J. R. Dungee. Mr. J. F. Long, emanu-d in Columbia to attend the Glen-Schefiold basketball game The artv returnee! home Sundav evening* fter a most enjoyable mini- nn.l olt very refreshed by the trip. - j GEORGETOWN. GLIM Si BRINGS Shadracli Gibbs' life for the past ix months or more wa^ one of pa- ent sufferings. One of Georgetown'.-, cteran fisherman; he died ju_ the fidst *of tfi'e shad fishing sea- mi0: an 11Umelv passim? ^ajL-the-t+me- of the; ehr lie loved best. He is "mourned v -a host of relatives and friends. H> was~fbur;ed Sundav. Feb. 8. on ftrc~ Vaccamaw Peninsula, between the. afdrs ' | and loved so well? lie turbulent Atlantic -on one side? le peaceful Waccamaw River "oh, the ' tlier. Beneath the whispering pinotirough whose branches one could [)em tii hear tin- rweet 'trains uf his ivonte hvnin "Tlvre is nothing be ween my soul and my Saviour," he oaecfully sleeps. ' ~~ Misses Nettie and Rosa Gibbs and lr. James Gibbs- of New York and Ir. Benjamin Gibbs of Brunswick, la.?are at home for a few. weeks. Mrs. Kathrene Sharper Burgess of . 'hiladelphia is here assisting in. the UPKlllJT'M her aunt. Mrs. Betsy Buress who is very ill. Mrs. Bertha Brown Patterson, now ?acher at Olanta, S.C., spent the eek-end lu re. T.i bp hidden to iiiii- of the seni-. lonthlv meetine-s of the nhimJur. Ma. ion.-' Club is to be of ? I leasant, spicy am) interesting af- ji :ernopn. At its -last?meeting . the I allowing members wore much in cvi ' ence: Mesdame*' H. R. "Howard, G. 1 ee;le. I,. Atkinson,^K, L. KrasJr, I>. C a | Church Pews, 1 School S 2 Large stock of school e<iui| 3 lanuurg and ?umter .so as to y W- n1oo mnnufaelure_ an 3 Church Pew and arc in"a pos 3 Recount for you. It is easy t( 3 payment plan. 3 r . i 3 We have one of t he most m< 3 with .resources, of oyer jT-business with us. I Nu-Idea Desk < I Sumter, ST^ | Spartanbu 1 rejaryaiajajrEj ?juuuooouuoo<JOO<>^6oooooooor'( REESE'S ORl IVtttRr P. R. RE1 A FILL LINE OP PATENT CIOAHS, AND ' A prv TAll I?'P 4 l? ? Tir fi' * *?? mi Ji'i i?i i\nr I u; ? NEwaT'j Race Mapa/ine# And Newspapers ICE ( REAM A PHONE 1422 A88embl> Street. cHXP-*oewi.' ^ 'LJuSt-ii ~ ? r ?: ' " " % .. i 4 * ",i ' t ' 1 * M. Dunmore, Jf T." JACk^n, E. M Reck, A. Clark, Grae? Anderson, C. -A-. ? Alston, and F. Dunmore. The follow- ing guests "-\rticipated: Misses J. E. * Ward Viola Washington, A. L. Kenneth' 171 t R. Blassengale and L,C. Anderson. Mesdames, Anderson F. Dunmore, A. Clark and Miss _ Washington were the prize winners. Dr. C. Woodson, claims that the linger Negroes stay in college the worse they are, while a white South Carolinian stated recently that the more the state spends for education the worse off it seems to get. Does ?.? ? all this mean that education is just another. "Noble Experiment?" Mrs. Georgia Robinson of New York is home on a business trip. Mrs. Rosa Gadsden, has gone to I Springfield, S. C., to be with her ! mother who is sick. I The southern politician use the Ne gro as a bju'.'to help dry the nation? now the i narieston News and Courier is trying tif use him as a -hammer to drive Southern Democracy back int > the wet column. We get , it coming and going. _ Bethel Sunday School observed Richard Allen's Day with a creditaKin nrncrvom f Kn i ed. the bishops and general officers in a ccfhv'peing.manner. Rev.. R. K. Brogdon attended the Presiding Elders Council in Sumter " and was accompanied by Bishop R. C. Ransom on his return home. Mr. W. E. Green, is having a beau til'ul bungalow erected on H;gh Market St. Mr. Sampson Dunmore, is the builder. . - - ~ % IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of bur donr moth- . r, Mairjji_.L_James. who departed this life, Feb. 12, l'J20. * We miss you dear mother, ' > We bliss your kindness and care For we three are sad and lonely, Since we have no mother here, I know the angels took you, Up to a better land; And we too are coming To join your loving hand. A precious one from us is gone, " :, '-1 A "voice we loved is stilled; . A place is vacant in our home I'hat never can be filled. K eep her blessed Jesus ! In Heaven's bright land until we can help to praise Thee, " With that bright Angel band Children: Mrs. Edith L. Holmes , Mr. W. W. James, New Brookland; Mrs.?Elsiei Adams, Akron, Ohio; ' LEXINGTON NEWS ~ Sunday School at Mt. Zion A. M. E. was interesting the lesson being beautifully discussed. We were glad to_luivp the- Visitors take a part will us in the School and.to have then; throughout the day. Rev. S- J- Johnson-preaehed- a wonderful sermon. Sister Tenipy Goodwine has been Do Most Of Your Trading With Our Ad* vertisers. " 1 1 Special Notice. Correspondents an<l contributors an.' hurwUv?wolirit'd that all N?lif(js; " Cards of Thanks and Memorianis are pharj?ed for at the rate of 3c pen... r.fline." Minimum "charge * 50c. Cash ' must accompany each article. ^j^p.r?iEra^nLfcjamajHfgfajHnjnal .... i * School Desks, ? iupplies' | >mcnt and supplies in Spar- fi i five QUICK service. Hi"' excellent medium priced c it ion to carry a ])art of the S > seat your church with our S xlern factories in the South nj WHKtr Xou will like to do ? & Seating Co. | UATAC11U \yiHtC jjj J and Factory ? irg, S. C. f jaiafgmaiBm?rjr3n.n.r.prin.Tp[lp ? ^ooQi^?baaocM5<K?ac?obCHaooc8oa80o IG STORE 8 ESE, Prop. i . / MEDICINES, CIGARETTES. ' M TOBACCOS. . | Can Always Bp Found Hero. iND SODAS 7K2M ' ?> | -Columbia. ' tt'<^&*x:>QQB&WKi{ir**2nsi. monn ?A' . M.I 1 ' k/V- y. l\ '