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Saturday, February 21, 1931. ?CHARLESTON NEWS ... ?Ttnr~RUbyaits I* On Monday, February h, 11)31 Mis Marguerite Eraser delightfully ei . tertained tin.- Rubvuits Hridtr.. t:Ui UIIU gUt-sis al'her lionie/m Gannon S The room in which "Bridge' wt played W..s most becpmmKV decora cd v, ith Ynlenti .e ? eeoririon? In if pfntpr nf thn l-inim him/r n l;?rp-p rf and white heart. Tables with red and white Hprnri " lions, were set lor twenty-four (24 At half-past live tulleys were passt and after several hours of bridge, ta leys were collected and'scored. 1 . Madam Helen tftown O llruii, holdi of highest guest scute' went a beat tiful silver oraceieU To Miss El phrasiti Lewis, holder of .highest clu score a handsome g.een velvet evei ing bag. To Madam Gertrude Krai er holder of lowest guest score wei a lovely hand painted vanity case an to Miss Emily Nell a novelty indci tructible pocket mirror. . The guests (rf Miss; Eraser wei the Misses Naomi Grant, Georgian Hare, Maude Hyatt, Thomasina Ha: rison, Irnia Pequett, Naomi Wilso; Inez Spencer, Mesdames Gertrui Eraser, Leola Ezekiel. Huldn H?rl. ton, L. Carganie, Thelma Rowan St< phens, Mildred Hare; Mat* Sandfon Maynic F elder?Hutchinson. llt^t?L ?M+Her;?Helen""Browne, U'lirlen", Ess Mazyek. Club members .prtisent Wei the Misses Snmniie Tee*. Eaphrasi Lewisx Ennly Nell Muriel I'inckne Camilla Fisl\burn, Mesdanies Mayn itodolphy ? A jainst ^delightful- menu in hai " mony with the Valentine tfplor schen consisted of shrimp salad, pimenl . stuffed?eggs, slice tonnrttjes] potai chips, stutfed olives, pickles, heai shaped ; sandwiches, Russian te, cheese wafers, baronet biscuits an cahdics in the shape of hearts. Favors of red and white were--fit ed with tjny red mint hearts. The* were taken home by the guests 1 . souvenirs of an evening well spent. Madam Charlotte Ross Powell an Miss, Dorothy liolfmun were the di lightful hostesses td a number c friends at the home of Madam Powe on Mt. Pleasant, Thursday. Feb. 12 Dccoiations of the Valentine sci son* uniquely adorned the two roon thrown enniite for dancing. i nose among the guests preset wttvI Misses Grace'-'Vera Postell .1 Naomi Grant. Marguerite A. Fruse ?.Georgianna Dnre.ThutnaMnri tta'fl son, Maude Hyatt, Louise Clyde, Lot Gardina Thorite, jiattie Greene, Me; srs Arthur J Clement, William Br' an,- W h ittnker.?Andrew?StTF -* mons? A W-- N if hols. P. (I Marlei William Stent, T A. Jordan, Kdwur ' Mivtcy, , . ^ .'Mr, and Mfs. Pinekiroy Kscekiel, M ami Mrs. Harry Hare, Mr. and Mr, Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Larocl Mr. and Mrs. James Stender, I)r. an Mrs. J. A. C. Jackson. Dr. ami Mr Thomas MeGill, l)rs. Kdward Clin) Luit-her Porvil -and Irvlti HofThfsu Punvh and sandwiches. we're serv during the entire evening; Music Avas f.ut'nished "by. the f: . inous Night Hawk Orchestra. NOTKS "FROM TIIK MARI.BOR iMcCnll, Ts,?C~ ALis-j l)nvu -m .Ptuf^McKnight, worshipped ;it Fa . ' Plains Sunday. The pastor,' Rev. M< Ivy preached a \Vonderful sormonT" Miss Davis was the dinner gue; " tjI1 Mrs. JfUhh Mills' "'Sunday! ? Miss Smith worshipped at Sofia Church Sunday, she was the dinru guest of Mrs. Pipkin. Miss" Rivers was called home *ui denly to the sick-bed side of hi - grand i troth or. -r^ - Pi'. Cook, alended a mu days nice ing in Augusta, Ga . for principals: h feportetl as having a verv pleasar trtP" Prof.. :\icknight and his agr culture boys are coming on nice! with their hot becls. , . Mrs. E. J. Ferguson, a new tea'cht has been added to the faculty of Bei A nettsville. , Last Thursday The Marlboro Coui ty Teachers' Group Meeting was hel here a number of' different.' school were represented. Miss B. Grahan the countyvsupervisor, presided. Mb Rivers demonstrated a class in Pi maiV Readin^ which was enjoyed h all; The Douglas Literary Society toi dered a miscellaneous program chanel at. 2:.'t0 Frifhi v Misses Rivers and Smith wursiiij ped aj Beaver Dam Sunday. ; ? ' JONEBVH,I.F. NKWS i y " *. i?< ': ' ?< The weather is cold again after week of warm days. Rev. B. W. V. King, of* Columbii preached for us last, Sunday. Hi message was inspiring and will linge long TrT fTfe "minds of many. Rev. . C. Collins, filled his regular appoint ?-?-? went-at?Foster Chapel, Sunday. ? Services were \Vefi*attended -morr ing and night. Fiction of otficei was held Sunday. It was unanimou ly voted that the pastor and otficei ? be retained through the ensuing yea Aunt Harriet Kelley, one of Jone> ville'a oUl eRiiten is ore the sick list, a so Mr. Wil ie 1 lines; we hope fe these p speedy recovery. Deacon an Mrs. Russell Hughes of Spartanbur worshi^oed here Sunday. Mrs. R< ? land Ko&ter and children,havc_retui:i IPs ed from Spartanurg ufter visiting he mother. - <<;{' f (Miss Pereola Parr, assistant. teael t*r at Rodt.HilL worshipped heir Shi day. - - Rev. Collins, filled an appointmer - at Little Olive Chapel Sunday ever ing. lie was accompanied by Pro F.. D. Gaffney, Messrs. Kelch and \ - ?'Smith. ? "Mr. Julius Rodgers. was carried t the hospital in Spartanburg one da last week for treatment reutrning th same day. Friends will be glad t know he is better. ? ?v-? There will be a box supper at Foster's Chapel, Thursda" piyiit- Pi-fnn? 1 ?~ tne nrst Sunday. J Kev. w.'m. Itheans, student at Bene- j I diet and pator at" Spartanburg will i >- | till the pulpit at Bethany-hi st Sunday J ib in -March. ~ ? : ~ i i WOODARD NEWS_ -77;;-:.: , 1Q ? | Last Sunday was a high day at Red' Hill Baptist Churclv the Sunday , , 'school lesson was beautifully taught _ .) "By the Supt. Brother Paul Jackson. , .,1 Many truths Were brought out eon j j. earning?-Christ and the woman He , hi'pled in. the Pharisee's home ( ..The Pastor, Rev. S. M. Curbean, preached one of his shouting .sermons i_ , that stirred the emotion of his eon- . lo gngalon. : I The local lodge of the Christian s | Home Burial Aid Society had their , | initial "hand-me-down" last week. |(i I The tresislTrer reported $14ih28 011 , hand to .purchase flour, coffee, sugar , una wnntnot. ... 1 All tlic members were very glad to , 1H I gvt the above things and they are ( singing the -aises of the President, tl Mrs. Mattie McColoiigh, who boast of j . ' having the largest local lodge in the , s state. . . ' . , B Our president is very popular, she - has these members well trained and ; ' they will-listen-at her mctmttTTiIrr voice ^ wlun^die call. ' A mom* those on the sick list are: c Mr.-and Mrs. Usiahf'ChiliscrT"ittTS. M. ~" Met ado ' Kosie Davis, Mr. and Mrs. ^' James Hutson itnd others motored tu u" Charlotte last week and reported u ^ deusant time, . .... . r* If you rwaiit 10 see church "goers and. good looking congregations, come o |M I?. A "- 'list Church. , ~ ~HT'hKN A NTlWS ~ ~~ rl id . . A Valentine program was. given ;e Tuesday night in honor of Helena [_ . F'wtehr tfctrool at" Brown's Chapel ' Church; it was largely attended, ev- ! er.Vone seemed to have enjoyed them. selves. Last week being Negro His- 1 tory Week some of the students o* 11 Helena Public School spoke very- interesting on the following subjects 1 'The Life of Dr. Booker; T. Washing- 1 1S ton," "The Life of Paul Lawrence Dunbarf" "The Negro in War;" the 1 following vvere the - speakers: Mas ... .I T W no4il Kf1 , -. livutic au'fiaid Gary .and- John J. Clark; Misses ' j' -M-fhtrcrt "Washington, Alice Bracy, . Loui.se' J( nkin. Vanie. Lue Clark, Carn rie M. Smith and?Fan 11 it'?M"i land^_ say. These children seem to be pros- ' sing forward tb'a higher goal. Their . p?m.-tructors are back ot them 111 ever.v , n step they take l'ur the uplift of fallen .j humanity. We hope their, parents ' will appreciate this and ptislr ThrriT-1 r fupwurd?We-ar-e sorry to learn of thef-; ; death of Mr. -Micken Kay who had 1(*, been ill l'or^ sometime. We express . j our deepest sympathy to the hyreaved ' family. , ne leaves?a?wife; two ~j . daughters, tun brothers, a mother and TT' a liosil 01 relatives ami friends. The ,1 fumral was held" at Brown's Chapel Sunday afternoon. T. A, Williams, j undertaker in charge. The Sunday .'Sehool opened at its , usual hour with Supt. Sanders and | Leathers on the ioh O Tin- A. C. t. L. is doing fine tinder | _ Jl1 c' 1 c;nifi'stnl) of its now pri.?iil...p _ J?Mr. Aloniui?tenyil.?('hnirnmn?rrf?Htt- n program committee rendered a splen.. did program. 'Mr. Rul'us Wadlam. | gave timely remarks in interest nf . lL ^u' League- (iinne to Hrmui'i Ch.rp " el League; ' r" i p . .. SALUDA NEWS [ 1- ? ' , : : .) .Mr. .lames Martin of Amlnrwin, S C., were the truest of" Miss . Lela M> .Joliiisoiu last?week. : iV. Pruf. and Mrs. A. H, 'Clarke and it also Miss l.ela M.. Joluispp 'and .l:mie i i.larke'were the. dinner quests of Mr. 1 v G. G. McCrath, Fridiiy evening. The County Teachers Association >r met at the Saluda liosenwald School, 1 Saturd*? ' , "" ' > Miss Eliza M. I.ogan spent the x. week-end at her home With her -par- 1 ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Logan. J I.; Misses?iadtP?drrtTTisom Alice . Culbreath, Messrs Robert Logan and ,s Thomas Jr., motored to Edgefield. 1 i. s.?' iy Prof, and Mrs. Chas. I). Wright 1 wtTr the -wests1 of Mi*, and Mrs. TV L Logan, Saturday in The first game was played here Thursday, Feb. 12. Saluda versus ). Greenwood; score 15-7 favor Greenwood.; Prof. Henry Baker and Miss Crn " ham of Branch Hill School witnessed the gaipe. . The host of friends of Rev. C. I.. Lindsay were glad to see him back in town Monday morning and getting along nicely. Declamation and quartette contest s' among Saluda, Hi, Johnson Hi and |r Leesville Hi w.ls staged- at Johnston J -prize for Declamation Contest was i _ won bv Miss Walter?Lee?Graham-;? 4 second prize Mr. Robert Logan. -Both ... winners were from Saluda, LeesvilL' Hi Quartette -won first prize and SaIluda Hi Won second. The new day is breaking, And tiie blue birds 'are singing; j ' There is no need o7 hesitating | For at the top your forlun's waiting J j.| HOLLY HILL NKWS 1 These spring-like days finds the } j t*" -farmer busy making good use of the ! ?- time, Tlx y aiv Bum tilling the soil ' t getting it in preparation for^plantlng. it Tuesday night, there was a Valen- j i- tine Party at the school. > \ y f. Wednesday night, there was a Va!- f f. entine Patty at the A. M. E. Manse, ?-given under the auspices of Allen ^ o Christian Endeavor League; Miss CL r\ y B. Lisbon is president and she doesn't { e leave any stone unturned in trying to7 o | mftke the league inteVesting on Sun- ] j day. ? THE -PALME' Thursday and Friday, Rev. P. C. Lisbon, Prof. J. P. 1'Jdwai tls .and Mr. A?U?Buneh motored to Uunilui U ittend'thc State-wide meeting of Pre dding' Elders, Pastors, Laymen and Missionary 'MTicrrn nf the A M "TT Church, i They reported having had x good meeting. On Fr.iday night The Blue Ribbon ,Club had a Valentine ^arty at the home of Prnf nn 1 Mrs. J. S. Roberts, this was a real Valentine Party; a record breaking crowd was present and enjoyed tht ed two vocal solos which was ven highly appreciated;?The teachers co operated nicely in' helping the club entertain the "uests. They served potato salad ort lettuce," and saltiiies,"Banana ice cream and cake. This party capped the climax in parties for the week. tJrof. Robertsl and Mr.- Stephen Whack made a Ipuslness trip to O rawgeburg on Saturday. Mr. W R. Bunch, Miss Cassie An derson, Mrs. M. Abnev Baker, an< little Miss Lula Reaves, motored tc Orangeburg on business Saturday af Mrs. Bertha Lee, accompanied them back to spend awhile with her mother, who is ill Mrs, Fran* Cain, 'Sr. We arc hoping for Mrs Cain, a speedy recovery. .. Messrs Frank Caiiu_Tr.ami-Mr-W Kdwai'dg~Tnur~Revs. E. A. Davis anc Re-v. Wright, were the dinriet guesti at the home of Prof, and Mrs. J. S Roberts on Sunday; Quite an elabo rate dinner, and very much enjoyed Presiding Elder, J.~ B. Smith, at. tended the presiding elders' councr m Sumter -last week; he reports . pleasant trip. ~ # Mrs. Mamie Brooks is sick at hei home near the city Mrs. Carrie Goodwin went to Gal houn Kails last week for a visit tc her brother. Mr.; and Mrs. Alex JacK son and family. Mrs. Nancy Whitlock remains ill and is still confined to her home Kriends hope she will recover soon. Shabby Dress man, went to Elberton, Ga., Tuesday night to see hit friend Miss Mamie Miller. Mrs. Itena Wilson continues ill al this writing. We are very glad to see Mrs. Eugenia TolDert at work again, aftci i. lew weeks- illness.? ? We hope Mrs. Esther Taylor of Me keesport, lJa., will keep her promise iioKt yeai1. us she told us in 1027 that the will be back in lih'12. It is pleasing to friends at home tc mow that Miss Nettie Ann Goodwin is laving continued surcest, in her ehes-11 lirofesA. i?iii' in "Oj-IvV" u . , ... r 1 a v.**1 1 l cl 1 J \ Atlanta, Ga. __ ' ' - ?Mr. John While is real sick at tins winding. . ?4?...? ??- ? Air. M. J. Butler, Sr., Mesdames G Av Gray. E A. Daniel, M'ss Nellie Hamilton, Mrs. ,P. S. Mosleyy - motore<, Lo Asheville,. N. C., Sunday. Mrs Mosley visiud~lrer daughter, MrsVU L. llolmes while the. others visiter Mrs. Daniels' sick husband. I)r. Alunzu Scott, Rev. and Mrs;* P S., Moseley and fairtily were dinnei ucuVs'lS oL' Mr. and Mrs. M. J. But ler and daughter Sunday. After din rier the party motored to Grecnwooc Lo visit friends. ?.Mrs.?A;?hh?l.ee,. re turned?fum V\ astungton, D. ?... last WieK where <be went' to visit ^er mother. Shi left her much bejuter .and able to wali around. 'Mr. Willie Lomax of Atlanta, 4Ja. is spending two weeks with home people. Everybody is invited to St. James A. M. hi. Church on Sunday anil ai night Mnirti >!!,.-to Ttnlly Conie out and see big St. James gt >ver the top. _ Hew M.' W. Willis Passes . Rev. M. W. Willis, passed uw^j here Friday tnoriung. Feb. 6, J931 Rev. Willis was a pastor for man\ years, iii the A. M. K. Church. % Ht L*ame here from the lower part of tht state about twenty sven years ago During his ministerial -career here lie pastured at Clear Springs, War ' ' "ton ^" ' M'tj-Pr'niiisH .l.Tfafl Station Ninety-Six; Rowdnesville, Greenville Brow-no- Circuits and a number., ol other prominent charges,* Rev. Willis was twice married; his first wif< died in 19*20 in Greenwood. He mair ried again a few years later. _JTwi years ago, his eye-sight failed hin and he was placed on the superanu ated list, during which time his wif< taken ill and went to the hospital Rev. Willis was a great preacher ant was in the ministry until his eyefailed. He suffered a severe burn be fore he died which caused his death Ilis wife preceeded him to ^th grave some months - ago. His funeral wa: held in St. James A. M. K. Church Monday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock Feb. "J, 1031; conducted by the Pastoi Rev. P. S. Mosley. The intermenl was in Lakeview Cemetery. Home ind Company were the under fa k er i in charge. Toast spencer news Shady (.Jrove Baptist Church Dr. J. C. Tohin of Unloads. C., waj he honored ' of Rev. and Mrs. >. s Daniel Monday !>.?The member;, >f Shady Grove were delighted to oivt- Jiim speak. He delivered a won lerful sermon. All are hoping thac hey will hear Dr. Tobin again. H'ing in the hospital two weeks. 'Yicnds are delighted. ?Mrs.- Hattie Jamison?was?hostess o the True Eight Missionary Circle >n Friday. After an inpirinc meetng the hostess served fruit in cups, lam, and pimento sandwiches, coffee ind cake. Mrs. Artie Torrence was dinner CUofit of Mrs. Sarah Dubois on rhursday. She reports a delightful linnsr. - * ;? ? ? \A few weeks ago Mrs. Alberta R, )aniel suggested the church organize i church aid club. Wednesday night ' *5 0 , # I T? 4 ' [TO LEADER ' the church sMectcd 35 faithful wo- fill men ior captains. Each eapluin has j?W?immihon,?Ui?ho* elub?. The enp-l -1" tains are: Mosdairies iiaitie .Jamison, Sil Sarah^Lewis,'Mattio Campbelle, (:ar- /.V - iw Colftv, Ethnia t ouli. Etta ("lenient, IT: Mary Bogu, Li!liet Sims, l.illie Slade, Ltla Slade, Leanna 'ToNyr.es-, Janie Townes, Hattic Wat^ins,-Delia Rets.' A Theartie Carter. Raphael?11 a':r, Sr. u. [ rah Dubois, Eliza Holmes, Roxy Reav cs . es W/iUie Holmes. I I nnie Crajgo, T Nancy TriBTet*, 'Delia Minhtcficld. Ad h* . chie, Mary E. Watson, I.eila Durham, <n Marie?Sin'detun. Ada' I .owi \h.t , W-ilson, Berniee Crosby, Mary I.. R.>l>inson, Huttie Scott.' Hettic -Drajne . They will begin their report.-. l.-t r Sunday in Mareh. , Dr. Daniel delivered a Strang .so*; mon Sunday morn Jig. The junior v" l choir sang.The new songs were beau . tiful. Mrs. Jamison, plesided *is Sup'.. * ' B. Y. P. U. opened at 5:30 wit! i President Bolt, presiding. The baby s,: i choir sang beautiful1*'. ~ rtjj Groups Numbers 3 and 1 Willi .Mrs, " . A. R. Daniels, and Mrs. Eliza Holme? t leaders were divided aj.nl given .to : Mrs. Viola Shelton. 'C Rev. Daniel delivered; another strong R< sermon at'night. It was cni' vi 'l ! " trll. ' al Rev. and Mr;;. Daniels Were given ?- a pounding by the mo miter.'-- of New?sr Bethel Church. Tney-.are very'prate- li[ fill. i ~ * - hii Mrs. Ella Burmon has been called to the bed-side of her father who is th very sick in Asheville, N. C.- H' Mrs. Alary~ E. Watso'n has hiren ttt - for a few -days, but is able tu be qui ty now. - * * - ttt Little Ruth Cnh-inon the younges; 1 child of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Coleman well. Mr. Colemon has our sympa thy in the illness of his family. th Members remembeHng" Rev. and th Mrs. Daniel irre: Mesdames Etta "Che> ment, Cora Sexton? -Sarah Curry,- llat-- -k* tf.e W^tkins, Ada Hoover. Jaftette Kii~ Mr. Luke Watkins. .. . T\ , Mrs. Willie Holmes is- on the sieK CI . list again. ' ur j ' . IRMO NEWS . ; : Sunday being .'regular preaching day and the weather so good a large SP crowd atended the services. We were vemroud to have a nnmher of- ?>ur- ^ members out who have been in winti < s') ' quarters for the season; we hope tiny ! will keep it up. ' '.nl C. Crawford o*' Harbison College is an ' ideal christian l.m.lm- lih.m.i-l, l... . -CU ! young in the field he? hasn't failed t - t'11 "" lot irrs lightr-shifie"among men and many have seen his good works. ' Mr. VY rH-m-m Kills,?who?lei > been ?? ' coming with Mr. ('rawToiil for. sev- ^';l "~enrh Sundays; he taught Sunday am< !- h|.> instructions were tho.uuigh. :U1 ! We were also "hn-ised to have. W in. r Brown of H;:rbi-on. The yntiyi.f^n.m ^ . students tor they fia've*always tender I ed good Sevi'ee-throughout the eon;- eil niunity; they ah o retire!'credit to the institution. t h Mr. Glial) Bookman. one of the ' tovVn's -oldesr "citizens. w-.t- laid ti i.h rest in Macedonia Baptist Church ' wife, 2 daughters, two .-oils togyth- (< Cemetery. Friday.evening; he leaves a ~ er with a host ol triciids to inoiirn hi. ~pj " lost. ' " ~~ . . .' " Th : Mr. James Hall, who.died in liieh 1 mond, \'a.. was funerali/ed at Mac - fu =, doniit Feb. 1 j.Lr^ho. w.,.s...i el, la-,- ^4, mo but had made his hpitie in Kit h tj. ? mond for several years, lie is sin vived bv his mother". Mrs. Jessie Hall. l t. ; three brothers and - twf? sisters. | ^ jt Both*funerals were in. charge df"l In-.! j? ~ Manigault and Manigault I'ndertuk- \ ' ers. I KVlethls - -Mr.?and -Mrs. Josep,' ,'i Dreher, Jr., wil' ' ' knuw'that f .thov are homo n^nin llh-v I'VU-'WiV 1 I-..,. .....i ? V..,, V....L . | i.vim lll-U iiwui . ...r. V,.?. .- ill ' I - Tuesday al'termum. Feb. :!,. Mr. :-| ? I yreher delightfully entei tu ned a i,, number Tr.ionds at home wr'i. - a whist >? ?" , Messrs B. F. Brad- n ? ford and. Wilbfff't 1 dehor were the L ares of?the aftei nupn; "Among the \j ? other guests were: .Mes^s .Hiram 1 ' p(( i ick, B. F. Bradford, Freddie Boozer Wjlhert Dreher, and Crawford, Ander- \\ 4*0: L^Mrs. Howell Bryant who has been I - s* sometime at home has re > turned to Baltimore to her husband.' > - Mrs. Julia Richardson, also left Frir j , day evening to join her husband ii. * Baltimore. ]j? Misses Artie Lee Williams, Myrtle i Williams, and Inez Singleton were thy jA ' pleasant visitors of MCs Thomasena p Boozer Friday evi ning. t " Mis Martha Suher has been on the I: ( list HfL SO I.' I ill u.l,* - ?? I'.'I'V1 yy *|ioon recover ami get to.lu-r work. a-'. . j gain. >i We arc glad to know thai Miss- 1"!X- ( ( " : oise Boozer is able to In- at work' a j gain. yx ' J. Messrs Jumper Bowman. George ^ 1 Frapp, and Little Siv a ItnozeV niotoi j ed to Chapiti -Sunday evening with 1?i ~ Miss T. Huu/.vi. qFROSFKR1TY XKWS ?>' 'to For tht. la>l" week it secured that tu ' | we were in'the flute lies of winter a- *v jgain, hut the w gat her was moderated I and We are having gentle sltOU'el'k. bn I The community is taking on new life *iil ' Various entertainments arc being had I"' j for the churches atul sclu>uls-as Well >\U ! as 'a few* social functions. The out-, I standing social of the. month was the ?*v j Valentine Fart given, at the home ol via j Mr. Mr St N? A^S|)eann;t n^Fib ?w-l | cnt .weather. several guests ffont but th< I of town were present trnd all were -Hi <; loud in of tho menu and the oj, entertainment of the evening m gen- dC' er&l which consisted of ganvu* and ly music. .Jkfter a few hours of rrferri ment the following memr wna- served. S. Fruit f '** ?'' roast turkey, rice, I tin . ,eream, cake and coffee. Miss Jack- ; tin so ' ?v.5rrhly compliment- va! ed. The favors were valentine hearts- J. ] !t i n fcirttiiaiitilaifc-'-, tm,, . ' fc od with 'candy heart mottos ] Ainon" the out of town quests | i t-<-r?>!i and?Mrv?hr?K. Jai'ksnii, 1 I Iyer Street: Messrs H. Gilliam and 1 < :i 1'1'Vi'l. Whit til iff ; >1 ivv; <' 1ii'l'Vr. Jerikinsville and others that aee w 11 not permit me to name. i A Singing Contest held at Shiloh 1 Church, Sunday March 1, for ] i?fa' lit M-, nic school.?Nhie cltif f1' wili sing. Come and join us. js The..Rt.. Rev. R, C. Ransom, Bis- i _ ! -M: E. Church, South ] i.""tinaT wiii preach at Shiloh on thfe ] J Sunday evening inM3rch. Don't, -1?In liear him.? ?I IJKNNKTTSVILLE NEWS 1 ??1 Alis. AlaMe MeKoy, left Saturday ! i Jersey City, after spending a few jelws w ih parents and relatives. 1 Mr. and Mrs, C, McCollum, Mrs. * ola IIarley, Mr. B. McCoy, Mr. Jule i Coy, motored to Englewood, N. J., it-uiday. . 'Miss Marguerite L. Mc^rrtt4 m-cmrrpaTm'd?thern as far as asliington, 1). C. . [ Mr, Joe 1'eguese, Mrs. Sue Coving-*-; n. Mr. Spearse are still on the sick , it. Mrs. Jessie Leak Deacon C. R. 'cse,' Mrs. Munlvn. Mr Rnmtur j is out agdln to' ttTe~delight of* j Tin* stork 'made, a pop call to Mr, J uJ?Mi.s. !. Ha new'?home lust week | id'left a bouncing baby; mother and. ibv are doing nicely. Mrs. Robinson, of Cheraw, spent e week-end with Mr. and Mrs.- J. | ubirlsoii. ' ^ ' . 1 , Mr. ami tir-. J. S. DixSon of Soc'ie , Hill, was the house guests-of?Mr.i?i ? *"- Thompson and Tamily Miks Cleo llenakin, spent the weekMiss Margaijet".Hannah, teacher in . , e. Dillon Hi-spent the week-end in e city with parents and friends. Prof. Wright and his able faculty ep something on all the week.; ? The basketball teanl under Miss vige played a game Thursday with icraw Hi. The game ended in favof Cheraw Hi. ' . The windows are being put' in our w church. Reports were that we , 11 soon return home for serviceST ^ Sunday was facuRy^ day and many the country churches reported a lend id service. Revs. Mdodona, Simmons and Ferison and family were at their re-~ eetive churches. Kev. Wright's sermon was. as ever foresting, IK- quoted three charier-. Douglass, Lincoln, and ChritTJu* .program at Shiloh Sunday ev- j i11fT vt-ry frnod Mug M. Lancejrertress;. Mr. .1. \V. Bristol, is now agent for to N. Mutual Insurance. . \ 't unify?Ti'uel^ra' A.ssuciaUun .met iturdny morning. Plans are being riiied i"<<i- a splendid field day pro- , (1 respect?liii'.i,?While wewrrc the ? am. Demonstrations and instruc-. TTT-rn the various subjects were satMlss .Margaret1 Hannah was in the . y -'for l lie Week-end.- . | Tli? re will he a twi'n marriage in e in \\ church. ; ; ' . 1 I > r. \Villiams,- of Florence was in ' e city Sunday. Mis> Bobbie Mammon of CherSw, S. . was in the'city last week. The girls .arc complaining about | -T-rrrn^r rdson. keyring busy in e 1 > I II!1 Store.? / ~ . ~ Iifv\ W. F. Mi^C.oy was a little ill; r a "few days last week. He was ! Society HiH-'Biip'"" ?.t Church. Sunday'evening. Mrs. M.'Marris*on Jenning St., is a al dies-maker. ,Sh(. is ready for any iiii <<f work, along .this line. Call any Ur" , || t ~ ~r" " " I ? 1 HI.LUX NEWS ; ii.ii.ii,. , i ni.iiing liuv, J. 1'. Wash gl?>'n, d';i>tor of Hethel j\. M, E-. iui-. il preached an inspirational seri.n to an, appreciative audience. Sunday School is still progressing id. new members are being enrolled, i. -LW- "'clock Sundays the funeral, of rs, Kstell Jones Was conducted-at j t hel. ' ... ? ._ . 1-[j The funer.il services of Mrs. Carrie inooin whu died in Dunn, N. C., is held at St. Stephens M. E. Church Sunday night. Rev. Washington aI.i.n. preached a soul stirring sermon uia Exodus 32:26. Subject *'Tho >rd's. Side." ? Mr. Frank Faulks is on the sick t. ' ; Negro History Week was observed th<? I mt ??? /1 / Vl-fcl 1 vto t 1a?m1 I \f uion lyWt Tlte-following proiVnis?vh'iv curried out: Monday irht ..t I lamer Graded'School. Prof.' I., PryatiT. Principal Dillon High hoot" was the principal speaker. ' T;;et?du'.\ night at Pine Hilt A. M. E. ' nu i ll. Key. 11. J. Kirk was chief ?*lkor. Wednesday night :<t Mt. on A. M. E. Clutch, Rev. J. P. ?rtrrrf?speaker, h'riday gliti at Magnolia, A. M. E. Church, ?1?J-?l ianilile. chief speaker. tun mtorni.ition and inspiration-was ought forth as a 'result of thes? otiiigs.' Refreshments served, afr each meeting. The union meets! ice each month during the winter , asoir. * . . - - Misses Mpry and Katie Ellison were 11 os i'ii the VV. W.Cltih NYedne.-i y afternoon; after an interesting ogiam the hostesses served chicken in dies, cake and cocoa. ? ? Mrs. Aginora McLeocf, 'Messrs ClifT . ing and Forrest Wilson spent Sun? y -n Kayettville with Mrs. Wilson io fr teaching there.1 ^ Thursday -evening at 7;M o'clock luutu> of Mr." and Mrs. Sherman., nu-s and Mr. arul ^frs. H. C. ^rok- . , fti New Town were completely stroved bv fire. The loss "was part covered in. the inJrtfranc'e. Monday'nrghi,'.lFeb.U6, The I. and L.l^uiTlield itsarinual Valenl^. ic party at the home of Mrs. Agi4. ra McLeod. The rooms were fit--- jfljr decora-ted the elub colors and lentlne decorations. Pour tables were laid for whist and 1 a??? ? ? V ..v-.-t .... , . , S5L .... . . . . i i j v_ - - Page Three many interest ip<r ^nmos were played ifter ^vhieji the U'e.io- served.delicious f"'il ..-I I , art candy. Dancing' atwi r;td:o music were on joyed t hrimp-hont?t"h?evening. ~ At art .early hour Thursday moping the death anjT't entered the M. E. Parsonage and tc -k thf beloved com-, panior. yf R?v. A. Mack. Mrs. Mack >vas a cor,-.-tan: \i.r *; r. character ird beloved by r'ii with whom she :crne in contact. Since coming to Dillott. both iy r ;,r/i Rev. ?>Iack hns Ujllon. tu>ti; her-a> o Rev. Mack has marie many friends -of .all deriomina juris who mourn Vr'h h.m m his beloaveiiient. l uh ial .,-orvices were teld it St, .Stephens'w here UeV. Mack j pasturing, Finfav inoMiipg where ? ?r?-c?t critwii y,Htheiyd- u> pay. tlieir _< ast respect- t<> o;u* who loved ind will be ! i.?-ed by tcTTT Interment it Florence. S. .< *. ? <' A ;M 1 M-1N N KW S Feb. h-l-'J wa-.\'c.f- HAti'my Week at Jack>??ri 'ill ohli I'rof. I'. " B. Mdodona. I'rinmpal. 1 way to arouse the pupils to a k< enappreeiai :. v*. - /?\? livu ui i hivfus. ? n?? .acuity 1 anil st mien:: l-? !-*.-1vi-ii nvuch inlurination ant! -hi,, therefrom. [>rs.- J. II. -Thpma.- .ail .1. 1': Pivkett ? a-ere pronliti'-nt speaker-. Miss Ma tie 1 !'?, l kl^i i-h . r|. her ..f phe school make*. a rial secretary, 1 A series of 'tne. 'intr- a ill be held in Bethel A M. Ks ?!' vh-ielr Rev. H. B. Thompson i.- pa-1-?v the preaching .?Will in Ijy .IFr . W in. .M> ' .ili'itn^hT?tt eery force.i'ui speaher.j ("unc out uhd Rear him bvernudu: AY -. tlm-silavT "ijSU ^ Feb. 2.*?. fluh'-CI ,b( !'..! TTT?ftTT?I'almtFlU . L'eUder ami?S i; nnKn- Herald, ?? tvTdcly " n ad ".\'egro papers! of (Jolumbia and Su? <er. All trf us who' fi-al race pride shouldsupport' . these ?ar ewr.. Mrs. F. K. 1>. Mose--. the ;u" ar.a a supporter . ? We afb st'ill having a ile;tl of sick- ? ' of -her race-will write you up.. nesS ahd.d/. ath... " i We clTlTllue soy with the poet: Oh. may wo all roniotpber Well the night jf death draws near.' - "JUST FINE" " " ? AC OX'T "a' year agoT v^as / ..very. tired. It seemed like my strength was all gone. I did not^feel like doing any ' thing, ivfy appetite was poor and I \w\s very nervous-.- ~ . "My mother told me to try Cardui. The lirst bottle helped nie. I ate more, sd liad more >stTent:Ui. - 1 was much less- ~~ ~ nervous. ,1 Took more Cardui and felt just, fine, I recommend it to my friepds."?Mrs. Dalton. Ga. Many women-have reported "jui>t Jim" after taking Cardui. . Get it. at your drug- - gist's, today.?- tc.4o i W u FAN-O-LIN SYSTEM In Beauty Culture Givej FAN-'T-LIX -Hair, Scalp Dajiiiruil' ar.u. Toilet Preparations * a trial". Their-worth has been proven. Re uttered in U. S. Patent cuiu-v. AGENTS WANTED. Write forterm, f -MadeAy >' . _ _ - - Mme. FannLe_L. Carolina 1029 High Maiket Street GEORGETOWN; S. C. 6 6 6 I.lQi m m TAKLI?FS? Cure Colds-. Meathu.hos, Fever (> fi (> SALVE CI * R L\S .Li A11V' S COLD I HAMILTON'S ~~ ;i\n St. I DIAMONDS and WATCHES ' ' on Easy Terms | . Small' OIHco, . Small Expense, 1 L. ? Small Profit .? -- 1- m;y; GAS and OIL | J t^tatsVY'S SERVICE gTATmN""-^ r_ ; '"Two Blocks From Benedict - Allen , ON TAYLOR STREET. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT J =*