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TI:i '*: f iitiu- in a IY\V sett <011
" !i' Id ;h? mi t<> a tie s.oto when they 11
5>fit? in-i \\ Kuan reports
. . 1x :yo ail tl.v- v.av. .The linal score \v
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Thr gillies'"'' t'ii ot iria i<tato'came
took pl-.ni !a-v Saturday at lluiat I'
aquat ic . i'ii! > ? \ sayh as swimming,
thai tq s . !! .icy la nil antl indoor gam
1 !g ;. v i?: a <i v. nroiff of rai
tv. i* 'i'p an-i s a'vi-n.i of ?iio>e younj
. en. jf*v.a.', or .:!!:?d f'ud.i and in tC st<
? Alh'U hi. o .: 'w ii the-greater nui
*. it>.r a si. \\n \ v'i" real stuff, me{l
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.., \. I'. ? : ?*?' ! a; lesion: S^hoh
i ;;t* ' ; 'l'in re -is a
< iK 'I he \\ 10 do of that conn
the merits f \\ ry Institute teni
lest (.lie Me ?'a* :i to the 'other .this
fell; <"sN "i! 1 it ry should }i
to.see.
r?: ' . "a Allen and tie
? "r ' j. ^ V l via Mai
i.W";'!. rr n.j-varU if'ode
'A;' v.-.-e .;.J^v;{U,.]?e!l llitti
-'' v.' " ' '' 1 'A ''re many \ i
- " ,hr". : i.i n -<l. team' r
'^u'ne l> ! -e;ei. K\;, ?> , rdos ?|' tl
-r T-1-' ,--T?rr- . d
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y. :u - *; V;vivTilly
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"l" .' ' a. hep:i>;er 100
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_ ; " . ' . :!. evJajLT on to~
v,'itn ?v"'-'?nnnit s i.f"This
eeinjiiiuyty a,-.- u:;ed, hy the way
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( p'1 ^ ' ; ' This was
l" ' ' i.y the
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! !?-tit- -Prrt-IT,, | , ',!' ) > 'fI;.,. -,vvat|c.. a
I I'-Mf r ,li,rs.
Jtom the r.-?..,(,y Trainututhat,
was. h.a.) ,\ u>.; . t;.,
i^PK0f- -M- 'Arp- 'of
teachers are w , kr.-.tt hare! to make this
one of tl, fp,v.history
of i_Liie rcho'!. . '
Airs. v. R \t,h . \ ; .-.tin,.
Kram.on y-,-;/ <.m.
goc.d iadrH. It v ' ,.e|\y ;,ji
-- -Uu. -Afomku:
intftrm;. Hi/ . . ! rut0(| u-i;|,
" , .1- -MlVil l,V \[,<<.
CS J. E Ifiuv.il'. ~ nr.'i T. ('.room-.
Miss B. {,,|.,u,, .-I;, .ii'ii' the week
enri .in Fint
I f1"'' X- MvlnHic wore
,.pleasantly >li): ; i,,,| haw", a-, their
(> week re mi gun 'Mi s l.ncile Finch
ami Mr.. . ii.ii'r y r,rc)i. sister ami
1- brother- of M: MtRiiLt- thov motored. <!'
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Miss Hello \V:lt- ai.ij .Mis. Flu re net.
" rjtrpwTT'TjR? ft* ' )>i?i (??} * y i?* i t f.T'A- ni' Mi-;'
Mary T, fircone nr. Su-nlay yflertioon,
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- ---- -FFfvFT s^ptv.M. "vrrvs
t- Miss O'l'-Ca. ;* ' I' , ?In.hi*?h-m-h?
est average in the' school,
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RE BROWSINGS
ilGAKKNEB
is tin-. Allen K'rls met a team able to
let the State Colletre sextet in Oranjreii
wsts :i fast ami furiouslv contested
as 21-21. V - ' '. . to
Columbia for an encounter which
'ield. It was a day more suitable to
canoeing, duck hunting and the like-,
ie> as baket ball. The game was playii.
.It speaks volumes for the excellent
r ladies that. they were able to play
'iidy viiiii- In that caMr even TfTdiigh
mber of scores, both teams were while.
courage, deteranination and-vitality.
m ' t ?
?baskeC-batt Teams in the State are
eld Institute, of Aikon; and Voouhees
real basket ball spirit that pervades
nunity are quite articulate concerning
11. Avery and Schofield have won and
season. -A third game between those
rove an Attraction worth going miles
erg ia State la-A Sa Fur clay-- a fine spirit
1'nnle, who hasr bevit known for quite
t.nlv two of Allen's points. All the
r. ""The Georgians kept Sylyia pretty
nics when ^lit- niioht Imrn f l i.?.l . h,.l
nindedness told her to pass the ball to
iUJvind are not numet'OUs^enough aesir,',
to ho .known 'as the person who
scored the run. The valu,. of a playi
tionate to his ability to do teanf work.
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rHE SCHOOLS
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lie > i; iovcd Uiu l'iK Cmite-'.
?wfrtrh "vr: - rrTrdereil by the priihai ..
atyac-hers': Miss I,. V. Myer
iiiui M.r.-\ C. arc. ttv irq cni)jr
?i :i?1 * <1 tor this excellent program.
Winners of pigs: Albert Kauy,
C|:vi't', won 1 st pig:-Mr. Krnest Flos
i<'.. o:;r liol'toT:ddi I'riKtee wili. -'n.t
X. '
Prof. L. V; Walker; luis organize 1
""a strong 111 Club in which every nu'tnI
t (.as a high interest. Kdward
1: ? :v y, Pre-idetit: Hubert' (lainey.
Svami Walter Reniniing, Tieas.j
TtrrWsMTbbj is. progressing nicely.
KvFrj'fiiVe is looking fiil'WiU'il to tie
in duration Coiite \ -which will Inrcndyiad
March 2d.
We atv; proud. to know that Mr-,
I.Jbge.; liauiey i< recovering train lici
'I'n.-v t and w'-l ><>on be out sixain.
She lias treated, the teachers swili
ui h idaborte dinners and lunche
We hope i ir her U speedy recovery.
~ iN MiTTSnI.I.! : N KWS
Wv it re hav'fnr plenty sickness and
a, .in ottr1 vicinity.
M 'ss Ttais.y FeTdon.i left fir Iter hic'c
innfbin. S. ('.. Saturday, morning
i"' Mm) is one of our t(e cli..i.<
: .! i<- hi>>-h school. I:'<>r' two. weeks
y .< - ( (iiiliiu'-l to her bed and she
1 tn <?.i 1-:nu' for. awhile. s-i',"
'v-: fU'<1 .!,j.i.ii ,| 1 v -\j 1 iii'.-i"
?It .. W, K.
v I I.nii will -mcm he i-.wfi,,',.,!
! ;tJtis ;iui| returned tn her school.
. . Syit>l>< was funernli'/.od^arT
Kva.ns Cbnffa A. M. K. X.
; S :c was a ?ul I member -.or
it ? k;mji. Ii?-v. A. J. Weight.
. ' - I UlV?V ?r
I::.. "!.-and w. i>t .m (y,
t lainly l.-a-liir 111". .* X. * . !
' . .i!,.; ?; v. St <?!:< . a >
1 ; > "I"; < A" Sunday and was I'nih;-.1
i.:avri.'-i. Th-y ii,An-tl to. 4-Wi*
I " .S'ttida y .A ..ii'iai- \\ i 11 a ,
;riM .| people a happy si);I Uirorrt,a
j lue.
i T'.y -tnrk made a to Ii( V.
f Mr--. A. .J. WriffhtV home In t
! 1 1. .. i>... I .. i, . . ,
. . :s ?u;w lt-1 I - ii Mill* IMI \ t .>1<?UHT ;ii;I I
.are doing nicely.
nv' <ii the rural schools --are- -bc
- : " ( -I i!11< tn shortage <?!' l'manc- .
1. .-V-"- I Make ami A. Ih'o'wjy
'! a school tei;aj AV-urLlivvhih'
< :u in t lie I h ake School.
It'. .1. Thomas, was fortunate t.:
-? ' a hog till- year that w. igde '
!?t-iiT*r dressed ;J2"> lbs.
i\<-v; H. M. Backer Deau of M. (' *
__Ue! I hist or--of Saw .Mill Rapt. ('hutch,
was ifr the city " hist week-end with
> aeou - Tiller 'on?urnf-Stephen. lie.
. ?> !,o of "tlie splendid school work in
the collect- this term.
* Jhompson, senior Hi student
<|.4 at' -the week-end h?nno. He surrenih-d
his.will to Christ in the spring
wijek of prayer and was happy to rd-'
;:uu home to spread the great tidings
lie joined the'cluirch on Sunday morning.
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S'-i yifj'cs. were good Sunday inspire;ijOu
-Uteleju*nt_we-itherr *Rev. 'A.-rfr
p'lhg^t- delivered a soul stirring sermon.V
Two joined. A number of
viT'/orc were present.
Mi-s Thc-lma .Moudaek, if Lauren hurg,
X. C was a visitor last1 w eek*.
tal. She is a member ofthe faculty
of I-auretiburg Insitit,ute.
.Mr. John Reese spent the week
h >mc with parents.
Rev. \V. I'\ McCoy preached in
_> i-e V Jlilt?Sixiuia-V?4noj|m^*?Ah-TllfileV
Li nee' ffeeonipadiiM him over.
Mr. T. Richardson, have been ask-"
ed by the social club, to please hire
a jieciat clerk tor wvi-nmg .work that
hp \still have more time out.
Sad t<f t-he frietuls to leitl'li of Mr -7
Mack's dt*ath in Dillon, S. C.
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THE PALM^T
SPO
????? ? > mrs m
' "^nuTs" 1 KU.w' Tfll! SIUDUNT ^
] COUNCIL ?
1 Twt niy-seven selected students of I
Hooker Washington High School Do-I
artm'ent form an active council in ]
-f"Stu4tMi-t?Jktrt ie+fmt itJ'r^-oC povtTnfrrjtrj
'"the student body. Although thhv-j
gro.:p has been recently organized,'
i highly > ati-factory, results have been
i met wit'h from the students in genj
oral.
Our acting squads promoting* order.
sanitation, enjoyment for visitors,
system in the lunch room, and good i.
traffic are eager to raise the standard I
1 >:* dm
h'nch meet inn: of the trroim pay,.^
eVery member hew ideas. material for
thought ami aids in their ability to
nn:'t icinatc :?y?* ?= * ~
i~ Our capable faculty .advsors are:
Mr, J. lU. Whitcvuan. Miss Fras'er.
piVieers: I (avid Bolton. President J. 1
A'bnoy. Yiee-President'; W. T. Roberts
'Secretary; Supervisor, Principal, W. j
, J. Cochrane.
Contin'u.rt?ion of lW^.ter' "Stljlden't j
Participation" will tend to make better :
, student:-, " <".nd consi(pkntly, better!
. nidi '11?<I women of tomorrow. _*-j
SF.MX A .MAYS !
--Th ' i>r<>v.')'^ <?i I'mh i I'd last Friday |
by the Meoui and third gradca..;of i
- (irmvof^-Cnotiry -Ti'.-ii'i Imr School prov?1
j;<!'to-be quite a >uce :s. It was uniei"
the aV?sj?'e?-s-of Madame* Stewart !
_ -.ini 1 )<>yle The pro/jram was patrio( tic.
in lioiiov of President's Knincoln ,
! 'It'll Wasllbptio'i^ _
' -Prof, IP Stewn't was alvd away j
Fa-t. jy'^- in t-'ii' b'-d ido 'ill* a_l
very .sick- .Us otltei^ n-ilaw ;it Silver j
, Street'.' S.
. We were yhei 'to weleome Mr.. Fel
Pi!-, a iin eil'i.r of the Staticlloayd ? '" I
Kd'icM 'on to'ohr seli'-ipl, Oeoiiee'Cbusi 1
?fr^TrainjiVf. In -'/ wc.k..
\ '. !.'?> "ii i j'e?\n t. * i > did no;
i h* i??i I _! * i i r I'l.iy. jm v* our i.? ,
Tvi111 <*?>! re k'ndiy ! !! ! their pac- ;
?h The ;dnnr was wrv intei eHinjj !
*!'?'*n 1 (" ! !.t?? ( *vl S.-oro 8-1 ill
."avor of ti ; -T ,c'rod! jripls the 1
"llni.>i'-( Vil.'-u-v" h i;.-. u' S'o :i the (trail
m hi ml h' y ' a? re o*' S-7>
J!r. i-'- 'e <i;? (1 Wecl.
n'. : -!a.V ti? 11 I 'eh. and wr.s buried
Sutvi'ay tn:u < u | o .
..t. v^i.i ; j'rl'i.w i" <>f Seneca nt!<
n I'd *! fune-al Mr-. Murv All?
'< Awlcl i :). S. ('...
I'M". and eoh lirated :
their f.-av th yiiyjV'r'ufry In t Weil '!
no !t: v. ( l'< !?, 'Jo. in a most
ur.:?iHe manner. A: :>i;vr other pir"ou?e;:'dues
a i i<l<|le jutanie win played. |
'vot'. A.vp.oM \v.'r> !>.*ixe fur'n'Kii an.d j
di-v !':ot:: Will',". won the pri/tr
1 h/div-'. A -V.e.'t c<>lir- e was serv- j
']. 'liv .-in ' wee' i he faculties
S ilia a , 1...x i ( i?'h ev and Oconee '
' \,w:y- T>". a;u'f School . .
The la.'j.-; of Lhcri xyr?Bnpliey
Churclt had p -w rniiv "Sunday itijrh: j
f, vi.ry troi'd (Murrain was rendered and '
a nice- :>nu of ihon-y raised
M AIM.IK ? M\TY THMMNC
St udil'i.
; !t; . !?; > ;i.?d
'i vi at hah- I''.liy
; Ih Met' y. tool; for lvis text
i-'? de-e a-." .may' h; rats were 1
.1 y t ; rm ?
> C-a' i vh: y hyht.
.f* . Mi ay vi'V a V. ,,-'ii;-.aton's and
hoNy "v v-r . v. a !; >.; !i: the Tllldi- j
i'.: ? i'r'.h y.' !>y'do ine'uhvrs
.in-wraoi o.itei -'icd 'of drills, recita-;
t > n. . s?'y-. f .in: an :!' trios. The
! , ait. - ..
^ a in ; 1 :; i;? 1 i
.? ' : - ! ' - : r : ? i, :y Society;
';.v' " '' '' ' ' w':i" way
1 ^ i \ i i I >y I Vol; Mr
. . V.- - ? ' ' - i' a? i w k-t-nd at .
; : ! ??i ^M ii.i.ii. .Me
\ I.
1 p< . -j !\n* .!;y nu t
v. ti.. ! ' . I--.i-. ..'i:-cu viiy3P_;m(|
" Mjr M.sdi-i.i :u -pin ill* on thy
, - : ;i will I.,, held
JJ'f-t la''.c -;ay .i.:;:!i| jti April."
'! t i , ' V; -1 ; 'i
M.(' ."v? . , ,! Marie Cook.
4 * ^ 'I ' > d (icTvy.
I.oitvynii
Oliu'H Noilly .1, .... .'.If-y:i?, :nil "'1'.
Ivy. i'jii yn is- "I'yxilvt'
lii.'it hci> <!ay ha- a jfrcatyfe in
"Tim inc- ovt'i; i, i. i % of- a child,:
than ( nviroiin c p." " ...
Oi 11* (?'!'. ( ( !:'*> will to Hopes!
iVUlLX. (M Macch IT, j.) a. colliL'st.
Key. Vt r Ivy caih ! o sec Hi. Cuuk c
Inc.(lav irTfcrivMill'; he visitc
i lass-roonc he xpn --oil himself
l.cinjr impressed with thy work by tln-A
l caclicrs, . *
_ . XliCL 110'".C 1'A-'. 111t 1 il' v 11111 1 oiV tha .
Snncrvision >; Mis- M hit* (randv/arc
busy jfi-tlin-y tfteir exhibits ready-for
field day, whirli will lie field in Ren !
ijcltsviilo. .
The M? ('??!I Wild Tiyers are.ready !
to meet any. team, any time, and any
any vthere. , ; "
J'iie t ' ifejjlT^."Abraham find
dauyiviei: of JeluVaTefvt held its ~ATP~~
nwa! roi vent ion'lAuv Fniday,- Feb. 20,
through Sunday- f-'tlr-r32;, it was re-i
ported that (liis<s-w;Ts oivo of the. l}iy
Kest aiVnits ever-held in McGalL? -?j
The Parent-Teaefu r Association ;
wa- re-orynirized .Monday iViffht. Th*i i
officers are as follows: Mr. I). Pip- j
kin, Preside tit; Mrs. X. .Jones, Vice-!'.
Prc-ideftt; Mrs. A. ft. Cook. iavii.; _
--Afi.... 7V".fr~T?nij. t. Trrn?.| The out-''
lined his work- or his plans. - j'
Mi,.-s {smith accompanied by- M\
. ^oy Pinh in v. eat ..\er .lu/jxilm'j Sta- ,.
tion.N. (< ., to witness a sitiyiuf? cbnf.j
test itetwcin .John's Station -mil Mwl.
way. s
Friday the. 8th Kiude hud charge
r* f ^ . . .
TOLfaAl)ER
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of Yfie devotional exerei^es: a very
interesting program w;is gtVeh". f
W. Smith attended .1 party
given at the home of .Miy I>. 1'ipluh,
I Thursday ni>'ht.. . . ?Prinelnal
A. C. Cool; veiled St.
fThnil A. M.;K.-'/ion ChirTn near" her/ "
i Sunday . night. for the paying of't]?*
I endowment of .$1,00 and Mr. .loliu
Williams for a polit y _earried by tlTt latg
sister Esther Will Upas. She
-viaA a number of the United Sons-nf,
tAbrahai v and Daughtj rs of .Jerusalem.
T his was .. ptM:J . .'JO days after
death. Undertaker Morris of Bennetsville
sues the Abrahams are meet
ing their obligations; ' . .
HOWARD SCHOOl, vr>Tir?"
IA?'We have enjoyed reading the
story books from our library. During
the month of February we read the
following1 books as supplementary
readers: The Magic Boat, The Wonder
Book and Winston's Companion
Reader. , . '
1C?Last month wc-enju^cd interesting
stories about Abraham Itin-the_.
l.'Uh of .February wt. docoartod
our . classroom witlr Valentine* made
by our class and the Advanced First
Grade. Our teacher,?Mi nr. Bynum, j
gave each of us a Yalentinc._to! take lTdlner
^ '
TlL?Having finished our basU reader,
the Child's, World Reader^ we
are now enjoying th0 s.tofies from \
the Winston Reader. lL
lain.i Wiigllt aiUl^d to our knowledge
by informing us that a lii-w dig--!
ease is going around called thc "01cL_
Rose." (Rubella)
Our teacher is well pleased with
the response of the class in the Pen-,
ny Raityl :
oil?We are very busy finishing
our health, books and plan'ning our 5
spring work- -Everyone be _
interested and (Toing irively Th their ,
wOrk. During the morrt.li' of February
we read books on-the-lives rrfAbrabam
Lincoln, George Washington.
Henry W. Longfellow, T ho pin's
Edison and Lindbergh.
3L?Third L found their Nature!
Study very interesting last week; W< |
discussed thc plants and their needs.
We ha\> begun our llower- garden-s at
home from the knowledge we liavei
gotten from our Nature Study.
1th Grade?The F-nmlh Gia-.le pu- '
pjls had tht. pleu-ure of having a vis- ;
i toi\ S up e r v i s or .T<>11 n<mi in?i lu. i :
classroom last week. Wo'thank him \
for the cpmplinK-ntr.s'V remarks that i
ho made about us.
A BJiAIIA M LINCOLN
By Frank Javis, Jr.?fith Grade.
In.a log cabin not far away.
In a cradle a baby lay ?
A mother ho ?? : T
"Whose name was little Abe.
lie had to work
When he was tWeivo years oh!,~
He would stand for his right-.
And was strong and hold."
Abe had to tro to school.
Quit',,- (-vc. a mile;
But his mother was proud a
Of her heno-t child.
one day he wen!
Without anyone's-* consent.
Two or three miles
To give cluing,. of three cents.
He had to write on shovels'
By the fire light;
Up late in the liight.
Abe had grown to he a num.
And was once a lawyer;
Then hi.- life .was comph-teU TCT
Upon^tho freedom of the \? gro, j
He was a kind man. l
?And wuu.fi! help a dog;
He once pulled out a pool,
-A helpless hog.
Then In* was elected
President over this hind; i
This gave hint to study _
Over his plan,
lie i.illU1 fl'om a log cabin.
And freed the slav,e.s.
For a man of his ago
He was very brave.
f ?_ ^ . : \
Now jt- comes to face his foe, J.
Which comes from iroodom of slaves |
A monument now stands
Over his grave.
:\V IIITM1U K;,\'K\VS
?>^f| _ " Ijpere
will be an entertainment, .at I'
(edar (iiroYi- Scho<>l lion-o Sumrday I
night, .March '7s In I
Mr, and Mrs. U ,v bnd .Jones are j
the proud parent -'of a baby, boy; t??j
be eddied Raymond,* .Jr.
Little Misses Ktiiebl.ee and Kli/.a-1
both Swindler" are a little ind poo ed t
tit present. . |_
Friend-; of Mr. Ash.rry -Abeam-?
itiiLiuriiij?yxny inurli 10 barn tIia' .
ho is very ill. Mr. Ahiams i- a faith t
fill member of Cedar (dove A. M. Id jj
Z. Church a'lid i> greatly mi sed in
church activities. 1
Mi s L01111 io Mae Joiner loft Sun/lay
for Charlotte. X. C., for an indefinite
stay with relatives.
Mr. and .Mrs. Charlie I?yrd'visited
Mrs. Maria_ Wid.lymijual
oldest. citizen of Cedar throve con'mm
nity had'tho m'sfertiiiK to fall from
a horse and injured him ei-l'...unij_duy~
last week; He is slowly proviiiy
at present.
Master Harrison Wallace grandson
of Mr.' and .Mrs. Wh. Wallace is '11
with the "flu'*" He is an unusually I
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bright student and is missed at school
while ho ha never been absent a
t.lay before.
V.KAl FOKT lOl'NTY TRAINING
StliOOl, NEWS We
are looking forward for .a
> g ?lay on. Friday' which is Rosenuald.'s
Day- Teachers and students
are, busy "getting a wonderful program
ready. A base ball game is alduled
for" that day. Don't miss
it ctThk- and pnjoy the day. Every nody
is invited and expected.
r acuity ana- student body bad a
-s-plendid surprise on Thursday
lornii.g* at the arrival o'f ^lr. Davis
-t n.eiiiJer of the board of education
?i' ,S. U;, aeoompWietPby ^Ir. Manns
Dean of II. E. f^pd" ^agriculture^ at
'or null's University.
A very interesting study of the
Stiday School lesson, on Sunday. The
i . .M. C. A. Boys will present their
rinstiM this week, Erklay. night,.?K
..tin aio not afraid to laugh come.
?' 1'i*:11 In i are doing their level best
his year to niaks a 100 per cent
'chool term end the children aire
.ailmg in line like-wise.
?Mi*, and?Mrs. A. White were ttaT
pleasant visitors on Saturday. They
tine to see tj^oir daughters, Alma
niitl Anna White, -also grand?.soiv
i in told lie id. The children were iniced
iIpto see them.
\W*aie proud to say that Mr. Paul
..U E'ec is feeling like himself again;
'.\;ll he on the job lira dav or-two
- Stiic.' ' lie' weather is warm again
v.o 'nave begun our prayev meetings
Tgani oti Sunday nights. The stu- }
tiei.iti are huielited much by it. j.
Mrs. Saanklin with her II. E. girls >
.\> . y i.usy' now making all kinds
oV articles to display at exhibition j
iii'no .which will soon be here.
, ' Mrs. Yutt came to sve her little
...h ?n nry. -jtrrf r.panu'il hy Mr. Theo-^
-trrre_'At7ur * The y ino-toml from Savannah.
CJa. We were indeed more
_AaiL '.'icot&ti?Uj?have them. -?
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M ARHOX NEWS
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?t-hu?h?<?Tlunvday night one lmn-.|
red and four persons attended pray-]
r and love feu':-1 sbrv:ees in St. \
"!m A. >' K. Church.
Canday nunnimr the subject of the ,
_J cau?wa... "i>avid?rrrrd?his nlhis." "
! church was crowded to overflow.!
d-e.i " ' 1 d.; the funeral of Rovf
ViiIlT r v'1 ?? I \vas preached by the i
ri.er. Mrs. Marie Parker sank aj
" autil'ul solo.
didU o'clock Rev. AV. P. Williams I
h<> is the pasCbr yl St.'Paul Baptist!
nuich Mullins.-and the First Bap-!
;st Church of .Marion preached a I
v-underfill si^rn pn in St. John for the
- .-Aid BOard and his choir ren- (
_ yi d. . s.'y;': e again Rev. Williams I
I la in?; your pood people with you.
1 ley. ..James K. McClifltic our Pas-]
or at Xiohols ^reached for us Sun- ,
iay li'ght. His choir furnished the j
t-ic. This was the-crowning ?er- ;
h o cii' the day. Rev. MeCliei:- ni. i
*v preached :? "ood ermori and his 1
cooi! oeopio followed him and each, of ;
f hem paid one dollar in the collection
' " . the good pastor and his j
;V.y which wil he in Marion in the I
j ' Training Srlinn) on Priilnu <vf
Miss Annie Bell Pickett I
:! Mi Vertiicll. Mason both teach-1
i" ' . v ritei's school are prepar- |
cVldren for fields day. Prof.
>. ( . AL-litPTie who is thy. present.
iT1'it says that everything is in
tVtr?the occasion.
?k-w V .1 oo < ve -<>?
.tclm n'let in the Home of Miss
ic:'. Mac', and Jessie Lee Foxwb'vTp j
Wednesday night.
The Mock. Annual "Conference on ;
.Mo:ai';ly night in St.A John wvas
;?>-? '1' 1 >ic?all'air?wttw?spuiifeircd '
i:.c two boards, Stewardess^ No.
! <md 2; Sisters Lewis, and Scott at
; h.?head.
1 lie prayer service /every Sunday
: .( ) ping before preaching is drawing
iiwd.s and putting new life in the
-iuxuih,?.?.?' ? -r- ;
Prof. (). V. Valentine, Principal of
i?i?H ii'ii?!"'11 aH11?m?MtlllllN [Tful TT"
long friend of the_?writer reports his
work in good shape;' his school re
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BETHEL A. M. E. (KIRCH.
Kingstrce, s. C.
We are stiJl having great services .
wt Bethel. The second Sunday in
February the Presiding Kkkr, Dr.
Miles held his Second quarterly conference.
. The conference was. a success
and Dr. Miles preached a great
-erinpn. Sunday was another-.great -** ?
day. Ilev. J. C. Quarles w":s "filled
with the spirit, and delivered*.a great
sermon. Text, Rev. 21:2?}; theme.
-"The Heavenly Jerusalem." ' lt~\v7ts~
discussed under- tin Vol lowing heads!
1. It-had no nei d ?><' Co.. Vnit|v.r ?
o'f the moon, to sh'ne in it; ;{. Becaus '
the Glory of God did lighten it. 4. .
The Uitnh is the 1'ght thereof.
The sermon wis interesting and was
enjoyeu i>y all. ^
Text of evening (f^ceurse Ro.mai. .
13 ?tKeme-:?u-^mrht~^TTrd Ur.y."
The undertaker Mr. W. P. Rodger's
win hurried' on last Monday. He was .
a faithful men.her" of Bethel.
Mrs, l.aila Harper find two kids of
Philadelphia are vlsltimr her nioilim: ? gm
Mm. Wade. .
Mrs,/ F. V. Wil on is improving.
- Mrs. Addic .White is si ill on the
sick list. ? -
I'MON SlCWS
Sunday March 1, weather was Murie
what" inclement- ejuireh trl tendance
was not large*. Manv are .".ill sick
with "11 u" 77^
Mrs.- Auuahelle Rennrelcs nn South
Church. St., is eon lined to her home.
Mr. and Mrs; Young and "children
alro Mr.#\V:iliani Sadder-'. Mis. Katie #
.Kendrick are all on thy sick ITsi.
Came- .Slttjjleton - on M.~Pinck- .. .^1
tiey St.. Ts-^aan-n pm ;hi sick aurt 'Otil- :
ers who -e nanios have not hoeii aiv a11
Miss Keffii.a Palmer is imrpoving
Mrs* Ktlu-1 Singleton is still un<h r
care of Doctor.
Rev, J. ('.- Ihrlcn; selected .'as .subject.
Sunday morning. "11 he dividing
line."?Tex; -I . 1: 2. tte^
vised version ."-Why go y< limping be- *
tween two sid s." This sermon was
nteicstin" and helpful.
I)eparti.iCits and clubs reported a!
tlu ovi uiri" >i.i v ict' 71 " "
Rev. Bowman is still smiling an 1
work inn hard, to- make Bethel A. M. i.7_ZZ
K. ''blossom as- a rose.
Rev. Thompson of Zion is busy look
ing the FiMd over ami assigning eaeh
worker. his task.
Members and frit ads' of Corinth
Baptist were pleased to have Mr.
C. Mclvssick make favorable statement
oa pipe organ. The" committee
to raise amount _. assessed on 1 inw] - "* "
?Mrs,?Am'i..lie|le Kenricks. luiTd as"
dinner guest. Rev, and Mrs. J, A.
Baten, Mrs. Anna M Sims and Mr. ,w
and Mrs. Fred Rlackwell and family
A well prepared dinner and generous . 7
ly se rved 7. .......
Mrs.; Tohin appreei'ate friends who
called 011 Sunday while she was iiulis- '
posed via: I'rof. .(J. W. Bolden, 'Mrs.
Sortor, Miss Jeter. Mrs. Rogers, also
Mrs. A. A S:ms and little Annie,
many, many thank -. . * Mrs.
FK dn ~l>iir<r~ -. " u 1 , . 1 i'
little notes 1 torn thue to time; U'
is -till confined to her room.
Mere's hoping that weekly customers
an ! suhscpTii-rs will give attention
to notice in ki t i sue of "Leader." '
I.et old customers o,y up and remain
paid up. t hen we eaii, easily secure '
male, -x-'llsl t-O-.li 1 till 1 1.11 i n 11 n ?
"I*nion \^(\ys;" olhui'wi-n Wo ar-Utt^
DUv to havy letters discontinued. v
-fc'h nu?e (iuv up iniw? 1 ' " -
.We are irl'M to have youfiy: reporter
from iielliel A, M. K. send notes
!o Columbia, S.. C,
Thu.e desirttrer- to send to" 20 S; .
ire at i'brrtyTo ilo so. lb> sum | it :
rcaciies lis not later than Monday.
veniiur. .
Mx.v Il'uliy on N. Church St.,
has been somewhat indisposed. Site
Is better iVnd at her post ol' duty in
Corinth Sunday Sehool.
Prof. L. 31. Tobin arrived bom?
,'roni Uiemond, Va. It is hoped that
he will eo111e111 liinw. If I" >' .
and take the nctVssary rest up. thus
better preparing himself 1'or .futur'j.
usefulness.
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