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Snturday?JVLu*h~31, lOnir^^I WHITMIRK N.KWS. J _?. The Will Do Club mpt at 1 'ki. homtM of iMr. and Mrs. A. C. Caldwell, wd-1 nesday evening march 4;~ The evening was ?tnn^ailsaurioji of the business of the club and in a lively 1 arid inteftsting discussion of Bible verses. The hostess served a most delicious and tempting repost of chicken salad, punch and cake. Rev. (!. 11. McKiie the popular and efficient pastor of Cedar (Jrove circuit is making himself fcltvin the city ol Whitmire. This is his "second year here as a phstor and since coining here he has endeared himself to vino have- mc him Mr. Sh oddic?Ba irks -who~"tTa s"T7een ill for some time passed away at a hosoital in Chester r V div. his bodwas brought home t'oi: bur-al at New was about 70 years of age and .had been in declining health for some j time. He is surthed Ia number of children ami grand "cWtdfch. C.j Byrd undertaker in charge, | T.T MrsT Vivian Fant has closed a successful school lerm at tin- I)n-p??'?lass st'hOoT The pupils rendered a . t very creditable program, oil friday. night march Otl. Mr. J. C. Sartor proprietor of the 1 Blue Bird Cafe has purchased and installed a new soda fountain. 1 tJ?e T?t ? '' i,iui. r. 11. ci lover and Mrs. Maude McClellan teachers in the city school spent the week end at their respective homes. i TTTe many friends of Mrs. Colene Hunter-Sattcrwhite-Johnson will icu gret tfery much to learn that she died ?at her home in New Y'orU City, march 5th. Her body was .bhitight home lor held at St. Matthvn vA. M. F. Zion Church. .1. C. Hyrd had charge of I the funeral arrangements. Rosenwald Day will be ol>scrved at the city school Wednesday evening _march?ittfc? ? M.r_ J-lenry Yoimg. of Flint Hill community diet! suddontr - Saturday morning march .7th., at the Jiome of his daughter, Mrs. Rosanna Sanders. The burial was at Flint Hill Haytist Church, sunday inarch 8th, __ _ The follawilTtr-"'jieople aie s'ill ou_ the sick list: . Mrs. IChix.y Ducket t, Mr, AsherrV' AbranU, Mr. Nathaniel Clenn. Ladies sir nil .Uiit''' i Cat- Imii'' ==? cultA received 7it~~M r. A. C. Cahf-wells' Shop at the city pressing, elt)1>. dsenwald Day will'be observed at March I.'5th. I.Al KI NS M:\YS Sunday was real spring like 'ami church goers weiv scn in cyci/v di- , rectionr ~&n~iu> t . n..,:. ? *.? % iivii H'SiiU'.'UVi' ' churches. Service- W re good in nil churches nil dav. Rev. Samuel Nance, P. K.. of the .'Greenville I>i?-; trict, preached two - opt ,-t irriiig' sermons at Bethel A. M. K.Church Sun day with .4 large congregation al each service; 11 is text in t he". morn-' injar was the "rd and ll-h y rsvs ottric 8th Psalmj using as his subject," - "When I Consult r." 'This. :''anion will long be remembered by tiie ones at Bethel Sunday. Mr. Ki laminf (dur-._ lington, of A-lu vilK . N. 'wy* a pleasant vi.-iLth:?u. Rctiud -.Sunday morning; come a train, you and .others are always welcome toBethel. . Mt. Zion Baptist Church -was com- ? pletely destroyed by fire Sunday af- ' ternoon, just at the1 end of the ser-"J vices. We all sympathize with the Pastor, Rev. J. \Y. Mathis, and his good members. . . Th,e Missionary Club of St. Paul , . Baptist Church, met at the home' of Mm. Ktnina* .tl ill . f'l'Wtry "T i'n'doif" with a lar"e-attendance. At the clost . of the mctetiiig the.hostess served. a delightful sweet course.. Mr. Emanuel Garlinglon of Asheville, N. C., is visiting his"brot.hcr and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. l.anforl Carltngton and l'aiv.ilv_on W\? 1 Uon\>? ton Street. Tt'" "mm' ii1 l,: /' f E. O. Club we.re ddiighl'tilly em tertalned. wit h a guc^st meeting at tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. W illi..m Walkor 1*1 w* g/1'l'xr niivKl A .. " t i? ^ u.i a fa?. fc .. ?? i'n- ;? joyable program, several Riimw' we're^ 'playpd, About .'55 or -iO pvr-<>Uii,.Wvripresent at the meeting. MiVs Bessie'* . 'Williams, Avon first pi ize for having the most guests and Air. Edward Mill-fc er won second prize. The liost and hostess served a delight I'ul 'two-cmirsc repast, which consisted of potato salad on lettuce saltiiles, -cocoa, black walnut ice.cream, cake and mints. Those on the >ick list are: Ales. dames Netitie Lent- D.n.i Sullivan, Annie Lou-Owens, White tiai.'lingtdn. and Rev. Fl Y. Dendy. Mrs. Audrey Wanzer is convalescing nicely at her. home. Coming soon! Allen's Qmirtet and Orchestra in concert at Bethel A. M. E. Church. Watch for date! Mrs. Emma East, Was able t? be out Sundtiy to the delight of her friends. ' Mr. Clarence Clrnkscale was a welcome visitor at Bother Sunday. ?Mrs. Sarah Smith, Alisses Amy and Mattie Miller hlid Vernetta Craw ford motored to Clinton Saturday,. Mrs?Louise Owens, was hbstess to The Missionary Club on Fridtiv evening with a large crowd present a very interesting meeting was held aftor which a delightful repast was served. ABBEVILLE NEWS' _ Many, friends wore saddened- hut ' Sunday morning, March K, to learn of the death of Dr. Oliver James \ Daniels, who succumbed to a prot longed illness, borne patiently by him with the help ,of tl)e faithful ministering of his family and friends. Dr. Dainels was Iwm in Palestine/ Texas in 1809. His intense desire to be able to meet life's demand.-} unfrom home. His scholastic records at Tuskegce Institute, Shaw and Howard Universtttar~show him as having man lfested a vital interest in every whole some campus activity. r * Furierah services wpit- held SdR) i ue alay March 10, from St. James A. M. K, Ghui'eh at Abbeville, S. C., Having numerous friends and a wide family connection, Dr. Daniels was genuinely loved by all who knew "him. of which he was a member. Rev. P. S. Moscley7 Pastor, officiated assisted bv the Kev. J. b, Smith. Presidio'* Hitler of the Abbeville District;' the Key. \V. F. Rice, Asheville, X. ('.; the Rev. Watson. Greenville, S. (\; and the Revs. Stewart, "W. L. Devlin -and H. Y. K.onnvd-y-*df this" city. :? . He is survived by his wife, Mrs, ajdie Gray Daniels, a mother, Mrs. Lueinda Daniels, three sisters "and uiree orouiers oi Texas" "and a host of relatives and friends. Interment was ?hi Thompson's Cemetery. JONES VIIXK NEWSWe have had real winter the past week, but nature tells us that Spring. is just around the%eorner. Sunday was a beautiful day. The-Sunday^ School had a full attendance. Rev. Collins filled' his regular appointment at Fosters Chapel morning and nite. A large crowd was present at eachH service. .Rev. Collins, filled an ap | nointment at Little Oliv.e also, and was accompained by Prof. Hall.* Mrs. Harriet .K<dley an old 'land highly respected citizen of this town passed aw;>v last Wednesday. She was honest, -upright and a most deVoted church member. Her funeral j was held Thursday by her | Pastor, j Rev. Collins. She leaves to niorun her loKs two sorts, one daughter and a host of relatives. Gilmore and undertakers of Jonesville handled the body. . The entertainment given at Beth-' } any Friday night was quite a suc| cess and?a -neat- sum was collected;" | The 'many friends of Mr. J. Ilodges in the hospital in Spartanburg. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Johnson of Spartanburg worshipped here Sunday. There will he a meeting of the pa- ' "trons amt trustees. Wednesday night "to decide .on a longer school term. I Deacon and Mrs. Russell Hughes wor shipped at Fosters Chapel Sunday. , Mr. T. L. Smith. visited at the li.iln.i Si Thiinin^nn SJnrwlii 0?nvnn. ing.. Mrs. Iluth Smith was a dinner guest at th> home of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Smith Sunday. . : ^ * " 'NLNKTY-SIX NKWS I ^Sunday School at Mt. Zion is still I forging its way to the front, in proof ! of this statement parking room for I piem'um which is very encouraging j to Supt. J. R.? Uean, and his assistants Prof. A. J. Thomas, is planning a I program 'for his agricultural sfu- | dents and parents on Friday night, j March 20 at the school building in Ninety-Six; Prof. \V. A. Armwood, j Principal of Brewer Normal will.be the j 4 hcipal speaker. Prof. Thomas is doing a wonderful ' wee k in the communities in which he [ has charge of classes. .The I'oliowirig-will-verify-thQ stale?( merit that lie is also busy in other ! communities at Promise Land; the following has been accomplished: I. First Meeting was attended" by Mr. Hart, Ilead of .Cheese Factory and Mr. Turner, Dajry Specialist and County Agent who lectured on "Dai- ) i v Cows:" The second. lesson was.j taught very successfully by Mr. A. J. j Thomas, Vocational ' Agriculture 1 7 Mlchcr. Subject, "Pastures." The third lesson: subject, "Silage," was interestingly taught by the Voca- I tidnal Agriculture teacher and many ; >ii\\ uiu- a4iv.<(iiLct|^tas u i uiu new and inexpensive sili, known as "French Silo." Mr. E. A. Taggart. I and IlevT -W, A. Turner, decided to ) try tins new method of keeping silag- I I'M. -I. AH'- lVri-y Motors, Mr. Joe! Wright, Mr. W. A. Turner, Mr. A. E^ j Tagg.ut and Mr. W. G. Howes,-de?I tided to take as a project cows. The -Rrcption rmd?Dance at' the home of Mr. Thomas J-. Aiken, Jr., I on Friday evening, Gth was one of the earliest affairs of the ..Spring Season, fully "5 couples call for cards j and dance, during the evening. Rain- | how colors and lights were used along ! with tin' >pring costume worn hy tha^ ladies made an interesting picture for the evening. Amtin" the out-of-town guests were Misses Sophie Hicks, Viola Monroe. Mary?hrrc?Smith,?LilHi'-Sinith;^ Messrs Wesley Iltcks, Morse and J Sheltdn. Punch and a salad course was served during the evening. The' younger set alwavs looks forward to the dances at Mr. Aiken's home ds an enjoyable affair. The next dance will be during the Easter week. Messrs Martin, Butler, Aiken, were ! the hostess.. Sunday was a high dfay at Double ! Branch A.v M."*- E. Church. Sunday j School was conducted by the Supt. J. Wesley Dreher, opened on time with a flill attendance. Pastor Logan's class took awaj the- laurels, from Mr. Oliver's class. Every Sun- j by the rivalrjf between these two classes. The eleven o'clock services were i conducted by . the pastor who pre- j sented Brother Oneal Brown, who J preached a splendid sermon. In the] afternoon our congregation and choir went over to St. James to worship j with Rev^ W. G. Owens and his con- j gregation. Our pastor was ill hav- j ing tin at t?ek""bf tHe fluT but at- j. temnted to prcaph. Our choir- sang i as onfy our choir can which gecmed tp lift the auditors at St. James^?-Brother Dock White was there and was requested to sing "^lenl up your Writing.'^ ATfttoctr Baptist Junior Quartet sang alsO, thus a very pleasant afternoon was spent with the mem X3 THE PALME' born and fiicnds ol St. Janic Sunday ni>?ht Rev. I. A. Miller'was -to?have 'preached?for?t~hr?sa int s?rr1Double Brluich, but was unavoidably detained at his charge and BtiFltTer j'J. Wesley Dreher took chiiJ'iCu. uini:prcarbetk-fOFTlTe saints. Mai' * of the members of our church went over to 1 Brown Chapel Sunday afternoon,I March 8, to be present at the-lirs, service of the Preachers' Convention which was recently <u."irani/.ed under the presidency-", of Brother Henry MickensJ The Seven -Sernu.na??w? viceTieiiijf the order of the ?lav. After devotional exercises Brother Feed Valentine,. Master of Ceremony pte-' sented the ministers who preached 15, minutes and Ufted their-. 4d'4Wiur?._ The firsr speaker was Joseph Counts whose collection was "70 cents; 2. Brother 'Williams whose colli'.tftoii was $1.2.'); -it Brother J. C. Smith -whose collection- avas?cerrt-sr~ It: Diutlier T. J. Nickson. whose collcction was $1.21 cents 5. Brother J.'W. Hall whose collection was 70 cents; b. Brother Frank Dreher who e collection was 87-cent's; 7. Brot her Hen ry "Miokon< whose coHecffoir^Vas: OL' jCents. Rev. Holla way, Rev. I.ojran and others were present apd addressed the convention. > Brother Dock White i was present and enliven- the occasion* with- sineinc. Mr John Snhi.f Ar.._ broso Glass Minis Cue's-?, Ed. Wearing and E. L. Joneg, acted as sto\Vard* on this occasion. ^Jlr, ^Kolun ikiughman I was reporter. There , are still many, on the sick ] ljst in our burg. Mrs. Eliza Jones, j Mrs. Jessie Washington. Mrs. Pluma Glenn are still sick. Mrs. Beatrice I Dreher is improving mnch STter several weeks of illness and is thankful to Mrs. Lizzie Bookman, Mrs. Rachel Strother, Maggie Byrd and others' for their kindness and solicitations. Pastor Logan was dinner guest of Mrs. Bettie Goodwin and Mrs. Enimii LY-Oiuig at-th^4atters-home- Trr-Brnnk? land Heights last Sunday: The Willing Workers Cloh f?f J>^n~ fble Branch;Church was entertained at thc? home of the pastor, Monday niu , [Those, present were* Mrs. Janie Marie. Mr. E. Jones. Nolan Caughmtm. Br~W. Davis, P. E. Columbia District A. M. E. Church was the guest of honor; Mrs. L. Ethel Logan, hostess; Miss Zed ma Logan ami Master Rnvnn.nd, t Roblllsdh served the courses- <d ovj sters, crackers, cake ami coen;i, Mt. .Pisgah Sunday March . 15, being an ideal day. the Sunday School and League of Mt. Pisgah was largely attended and very much alive "Old Folks Concert" "iven Saturday, niudvt, March 14, was tjuite a siutu-s and every body expressed themselves as havintr enioved an nvotimir .a' pleasure. The flu i* still represented in the community. Its victims arc': Misses Carrie Summer, Irene Johnson. Eve-' lyn Johnson, and Clayton John-o i. "also Mrs. Amanda hns.ou. MV's. Sarah Carter is still ill. We hope for all a speedy recovery. Mr. Ernest Cromaitecv who arrived from: New York City a couple monthajro to spend sometime with his mother ami sisters. hrrs~ffone''tT,7cfc' to; finite himself with his mimv I'ricmds on the "Great \\ lute Way." Ms\ Cromartoe has a host erf friends hv who recrrelted very much to sce~hini f?o. A Surprise Party tftven' in h;s honor the nirrht. before Iris le..viiv: by Misses I.illie Chestnut and Carrie Surpiner at the .home of.tluir parent - ? MARION NIAVS? On last Sii-.N" -murineo lomn.mG.. at 11:00 o'clock a large congregation assembled in . St. John A. M. E. Churt'h, to listen to a sermon preached by the pastor; subject, "Choo-e ye this day, whom you will serve. ' After the sermon two person's -'confessed saving faith in Christ Jcsu.-. ... , ALGPoO P. M.7 1 he .varPei' auil hi-.. fOiu,'-">i"'1 Q " >?* : wi.h :hr" Fik-st Haul ist Church ,?!' which l-Jiw W. 1'. Williams, is pa-tor. 'Oolite tmrr $to.(ln Ucv\ Williams was itcently called to.this church. hud is making rapid progress. Lony; before the service hour -Su7i~ clay night, the-church was crowded t ) an overflow with anxious people to hear the .message delivered hy ',.h. writer, subject; '"Dry Bones In The Valley.*' The music furnished hy the choir was very h( lining .mil >, r? | joyed by all. -Total accessions to: the day ten. Conversions two. The program rendered in St. John A. M. K. Church, March'ib. Ivy tin urcneslra and ' Uuartettes .of Alien , University was superb. .Miss Holden, the director played.well her pari. Dr. D. IT. Si ins-, the President.-enter tainecl to a hit'li degree his hearers 01. the subject, "pacing The Sun." lie He is one of the leading educators and a great race loVer. And i- bound to reach the top in our ehuych. . On last Monday evening, March lb. the writer in company with Misses Hamilton, Green, Rittu, Mrs. Alice Hagan and Mrs. K. J. Duckett, motored over to the Mullins High School to witness a Drama entitled,. "The j DrCam That Came True," given by the Principal, O. V. Valentine. The auditorium was tilled To?am .overflow. Music w;js furnished hv the Svin L phony Urchcst ra. Frof. T. J. . Belle! Director; Miss A. B. Pickett, at the piano. Muskr was "diTe' of The mam ~ The Principal Prof. (). V. Valentine is nutting oyer a great Kdueati.on.il Prefer am in the town of Mullins, ami has he full cooporation of all the, people.. Watch him! - A l&rge crowd attended Field I hiy in Marion March G. The exhibits were generally pood. All of the pastors of the city are wdrkihpj together to ntTTRe Marioh '?i ' hotter town in which to live. school Saturday night by' the Jrviii s j Orchestra was a success. The H, E. | teacher. Miss- A. B. Pickett, furnish aA plenty of cnnil e;its f.o- tin, h.i-yc crowd that was on-hand. The Young People's Progressive rro LEADER Club <>l .si. .Jolm A. M. K. Church KJ>M'\viuir l>\ 1< . (is ami bounds. Vis d^M-KH:\HT VhHH Sunday was a real spring day an all the* ehur< ill's were well aitendi -and t-he s? evires were line. The Uu\. W. I). Nnrflett, \va- at It; post but lirrvrno with. liThi, Rev. K. 1 Law.-bn, ot Atlanta, (hi., h.e willing ly allowed the Rev. Law on t<? prene in lii- voand.?Rev:"Lawsuit "pi-tven I JaV?a--spivnditt preueher. Mrr. .Jai*'ie Weeks," Miss (las?, Sti.i It. ami Miss Ibulell Thbnipsu have bevn o:T the siek list. Mj _VVoak? -4a+ s? reeover< d . and resume Irer wor!? a-'~ehief cook.'at?the Loel hart Hotel. Miss Smith, atal A'' . ritaiuii.-??ii are vet routined to the looms uu we nope UH\?Will?v<wi rtli-":i"l>!* I I?M'thi n?t-n?\!11- ii?work. 1 News 4vit\\\ reached hero that Si Pb'diah Sn>t;h. formerly. ul_ Jjuul hat. TTTTT now 77? Ilrooklyn, N. A !" "la en happily married to Mi.-s S! die Hopkins. \Vo con^ratulaJe lioi d?i:i.J Airs. >" ;il liT and trust t!u will lia.vo s:' oolh saihiK over the nu i>*i111 r?t;raI sea. AIr. Smith is the *-? of Air. iiml Af is. .1. W. Smith of I.oel hart and for a numiter <if years wj j on" of oarTjest students _ r|roF. ami. Airs. W. AI. IV vmi. nu lorcd down to. AIai'le Hideo Conimun t-- last Sunday to see Air. Kphrai ' Jeter who has been .very sick for tl 1 jist few ilays. All-,. Jeter is a late I owner a;id pr"S"'>f,,Lls faJmicr. ai a brother of "Airs. lingua. He is h ing- ..lliirebi?Ciuaitl for by?his faithf wife,' and loving eliiVr.vh and h< i many frit dps both White and coloi't | who hopes To s"e him recover. I Air.-.I. I). Land, and motjier...-ar 'AH'ts. Klrie MavfLhl, of Detroit. Alio! and Air. <1. (list, motored " to- I.ee( t last---Smtda-v -and -spent?Dm '' ~ W'i 1 i Air/ and Alrs. Cap I;'note. They ri ! poet a t in e and plea-.an.t trip. several weeks here visiting her nrotl , > i'. Airs. ATargaret. K?> ter and si iter. Airs. I.ula Thoinp.-oti. leaves t< Tliilori i >av_ i or i ? r l.< n;o .in Petrol i Mieh.. . '. ? Ate.' John Seol.lv"and Air. Jami j Seoll have s'old their old yahs an lioucht new oties. and modern ri -men' hits i' flint several nioj-e wi '.sooti do t iu' - amiK This does nc i i M i : -r1-- l.-rr hand /"! * KAI fl'.IK l!K" l line IS 11 1! M, VIII .11, uyj keep the;h:i!l voiliim;. every little heij t<> make business pick up. < milt wv m:\vs Sutulu*. t>f 1 ; -t week In iitjr ?"? Vet beautiful day ciuircjt peers were 01 in full numbers lit aH the ehwt-he* t I lie city. At W.sley U. ! :; riiurch, a Iarp an I appreciative audience heard I) Thompson in an cxecflont sermo upon the subject. "f?od, Jehovah. He cx'puttuiled the sermon with mut piaee and simplicity. The choir \va - tts iifttal at lis best. One new men her taken'into the ehUreh. Th collectiom ',* re in"casipjr. The *St:i ;ln\ School is propressin pTentlv uinle.' tire superintendent. ; Hrr It.- J'. 1,> i.cii. ' The eln . e> c vol under the had of the' haone This is j;radu,.lly incrensinp: the eo iect ioii; also. (J' ;tywro]iarati(m is-T?cttt}r tnadc f< the ?!<?vinu< Kaster Celebration iti full day in' . win ship iu the churcl A J the aulil A-. M.. service the Sutida t School teachers' will present a phr ."At The Tmiili," At the l.ljUrt o'^-loc service the pastor has prepared he. Id! ,'..on and the elenh j's { Vender speeinl tuyskh The Vountr ill* wlib present tiie .regular Kastt t'ro'pia.: at d-'.'hi o'clock and at S:-' I'. .M. Tj:e ' junior and senior .dopar nun'.T will pit s nt the play and dr; 1 a. '(tar l..nrd l.ivelh." ' 1?1|?'IV.;. liav" veniivtr la .it , \\'esk ; . i 1 .n?; ;-T--.-TTtrmu v. T'- .i i vii.i .*imiI choir wurslr' wi'.h tin*. Second I Yo.-byU'rian ('linrc! a! \v I !:< church .'is coviduc ,*in- a financial ?i! i\ v under . its ah Trrmn?irrrii Pastor- "br'. '(?. W'7"t7vrm -i'kv?- vva - -a?Wl'.V- d< lijfhtfl one. < !:( that iiispives christian 1?? ??t I t.1 ri'.t' ?<it ' .'i in; ci drtioininntiohal crt sade !'i?r <hri.-l ami the clwirch. At the Srcond Pre-byterian ChmT I'M-. pr< a shed cXCeJ !eat -'01 it:..n a i i' To c? l -j ] .all was a ( tiilt ti. !'i;V t i..i cm ha- reorganize ' i spl ndid clv.fr under tlvt? J)i?-eet.io of Prof. llitivy Marshall. Tin- ui'ti'vj w;.- ?rii:.tly saddenc -r4r?p. | a,'i i ir h'y I nc if. .it h of mu- c tlii- faithful tiifii'hfi s. I lit* late .Mr. Mai'.Mn iVni.plo. Her ..Hum ? ;?! \va la It! at tile i'l..avii in tin- enrlv naft't da- vt-vk. . . 1 t i(t i i a n d ?.at A - in t e nco^ t Mis-Pbsa Wilson Perry of C'lr.ule.t?m. S. the wil'f o1' the late Chri? i topher Perry, \\;hu \va- superimefi (lent ft' the National Benefit I-.if InstilaiKv'Citl.' el", the IVo Doc ?p is. trie sonu' tinu past. arc deJiphted to ht.rv hcr in our- city," She is the truest o Dr. a n't I .Mrs, (!. \V. I.onjr. i ^ A "Silver Tea." was liefd til l!. parsonage of WesTt \ at.t:." riunv! last Sunday afternoon at 5:-".P oVloc sponsored by Mesdames ~ I. can or Thompson and la.-telle Chapman. i delight I'til pfogi am ?\vas rendered i ':!.< |si. o'.i- pa.'hu . ml fit iny? rooT"? Thip Sunday .evening. .March Wt shfy?Mi?K. '('hwrh??prosen Clia'rlls Saichell Morris. Dean of Vir gini.t l'Ue??4uitioal ('allege and Semi nary <>f Lynchburg, Va., iii an ad tlrj-'s-s sul>i?. el. "The Church in : ' Am. -Mr. .\iorn- is a ?/ lUffi of innlisinUptl h.w i. !: i expected that the entire comniunt; will hear him. A silver offering wil be taken. . . liiSHO!? K \NS()M"TO PTCT! AC n.V m/I MKl. A. M. K. ( Ml 11(11. 1)11. The . entire public kts invited tr \ \1 K, ("iinreh. Dillon, S. C. Snndnv \w" 5th to hear Bishop R. C Ransom, D. D., L, L. D., who will do liver the Easter message. ? 1 ,? f is BFhup Ransom ranks among tl it world's greatest platform?speaker regnt dh-ns nt" ran? or color. FTe u pulpiteer of renown ujul you will < yourself justice by hearing him ": ? lie)hoi Cliun.li. l>rlfcTfr~y."'"C. TTo i (| a modern prophet -of the rate. 1(j <"oiv.e and hear hnu. Rev. J. I*. Washingl on 1'aslo is >. r. I'l.KAS AXT SI'RINC A. M. K. 1i_ ( Ml 'Rcif \i:vp; " ~ Trmo, S. Sunday School wa held at,its u?Ual--hour with.the. Sup r' Alii". K. if. Hope and teachers a "i their post of dutv The les oif wa S. reviewed by Rev. T. Ibvwman an d. _uiatLV interest) tig-points* \vore~1n Pugi] t- out in the review-. Some very helpful rnruaiTs wer ^ given by the Rev. .Mrs. A. M. Holla -At .11 :.J0 Rev. I. (J .'Uii.rions "t'ount . .ed the rostrum and?rommt nceth tli service. After -the . dcvotionals th pastor seleetcdjtis text fraiii St. .loir j. -1(1:11, "I am the good ~shet?hcrd aTi kiif'V-THy ^hcrp and Auii know n " < ' mine." iu^ject. "Christ The Coo iu Shepherd?' It.' " In the afternoon the A. K. Leuje , . Hi veil < ..I 1 M' ?? - ? . K-i n./-.eu.__.niss Jvati Flair, .President; Miss (juincy J.o Simmons, Yiee-.Preside.nt; Mr. .\i. Dat j. is, Secretary; Mrs. Lueiie-.. 'CorlF i,-. Chaplin: Miss Janic Long, Re porte a* The Full,it' Aid. Club; Mrs. Puul'in I- West. President, rendered a Tack i'' .'arty combined with an entortair f notit wlii^h was enjoyed by all. ti _ ? ,;J IJKNNKTTSVILLP: M;WS u- ??\V*>.afe -having some real col l. .veatlur in the close of the wint< 1. jeasun^J&Lp?arc hayiiur plenty < ,T~ -icknoss_aml deaths- -i++- mtr?vtnirrr; L' Mrs. Katie Johnakin, died suddet . lv oil donning: _St~. Wednesday -evct itr- -mtr "nftmr few- hyur,s of illness. It- Mrs. Hotrjfins of Darlington, "S. C s- sister of Mi;. John Dudley, was ! r? >- homo .and funeralized at St. Mickh f. M. Cliji'-chL |-'rid;?y ovonitpr. Mr. Calhoun, one of the oldest an ,s propiinefit 'leaders of Hopewell .\ 1(1 K.. Church. was funefalized Wedncj dav evenir*"* Rev.-Sparks. Pacini ^Jliatf ,1 H? W. M-nrri!' in eharyiF^ >t the body; Mrs. M. Williams, Mrs. . ?s Sanders. Bro. A1. Williams and Mr ,: S-..P-faM is on the ^ick. A I s. M. Morris, returned ltum front Columbia. S. C., Where .^he sper -optitinu" With her sick sister. Sir: Whittakor and mother, Mrs. John-oi Mrs. (', T. Terry and Mrs. Kati y Bradford (dosed a splendid term < it school work in The Muceedonia Scho< ,f | Friday evening. I Rev. I'. B. Mdodana. Pastor of Miu edonia'Church is on the-sick list; \v '. i trust he will soon recover.. n Mrs. Lilly Grace left for a Ion ?> sta- in Now York City. Mr. II. F. Covington made a spe< ^ ial trip to New York last week an . is in tlic city on duty. Miss I). Feldon -is on the sick lis Our regular teachers meeting wa ^ held Sa(| d.iy morning. We Wer honored with three visitor: Mr. Shit fine-. Pint'. .1 1). Kelly. artd-Miss ' B. McRat'.lCounty Supt.. (white) th i" visitors' made some' timely remark: ' Prof. Johnson, of Columbia. S. C will he the main speaker of the da at the nicotine which will cohven March JO. fi. . v s Mrs; R. F. Gpahnm, still Urges th ; . tor!'.i the county to-register fo Tt"The State I pnclrDrC Association. Apr the 1 st to ."id. ~ Mil, Prcnt-fft Cmiiigiim ?'. T Nc1 York was the evening visitor of th .j. rvnorter laV-t week,iq * Miss M.-Downing was tin week-en | guest of Mrs. P. R. McCallum. The 'renorter made a visit to S Reulah Church, Sunday evening to . (Tub program. Messrs CharsG?art r-? -M-rtep4r: Sfl-rrirnr^ toil'*? ij" Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Cook held thei I otauteih .conference at Zioi> A. A F. /, Church Sunday night. Fhh j CooFt. preached as.never before. |?Jo-a?h. iHv-Htmker.- .Pastier. of 5s r I i Mill H > . Church lms his ehnrc in : full Ivlo'i--j_ ' Miss Kileid'otr Me?-\>1! inn. spoil . the week-end with Miss Aronia Ii<?1 Rev. .). \\. C.opt r. <I?.1 i\*?'T'cwl a spier ._ <'i'l scni'oii Sunday mornintr at. Shi j loh. , Rev. A; J. Writrht. is workin h it'll to preach his. Raster sermon i his new mansion. Wo are askin , all mouthers and friends to meet us o Sunday r. i o i ; i; 11 ; I, ..m- n.o , hr.ick mansion on Cher.aw St . Sunday was Trustee day and ove ^ (1L> was soon pin on the tabli We are in full bloohi insnite of th hard times. tl?i M^r. h.ddie Hat/lev and Miss Kill Thtdley were quietly married Sundn 'r,- ewitim*. ie. * * t HVMKR NKWS ! j IJelhel I'resbyterian Church?Rev. C c' J). Collins, Pfttst.OJ ir" -V 7 1 JMu Stmdttv?Schorr]?trprrrctt. Ro\ :l A. ,1. MeQuoen. oonductimr. Servic ^ es were well attended as usual. ?. nutmr. is on tnc.sie1 ~ list. .Ixtt: Collins, nil.vl fits pulpi Sunday night, a tamely gospo Monday morning Rev, Collins mo t prod to. Lumbertpn, N. on bus: "* noss accompanied bv?Mrs. Collin1 Miss Lttla KTHirel, Mrs. Lula Chee of Latta "and Mr. George- McRac The Preachers and Teachers Insti v" tute will ho heht with the Ro-e Hi! ' Baptist- Church, March 21?; we have snlendid program for the day. ' Rev. .1. C. Hodge, Preachers;. Re\ p-~fr. TV CoVbttsr -Rresddenti?Rev---J. R . Richardson, Vice; Mr. D. E. McQueei Secretary.?Crime one?Come nth See the Fashion Review at Firs , Calvary~Baptist Church, Friday nighi - March" the 27th. Apparals to he tur nishe dby the Federal Clothing Stort * * . ' .v ' J. * I '? i/W Page Three , J n'j i \ i r \ m:\n s S , he \ I . .1 . (.i.l fi ; ! I !l |JI I nil' I II 1 I )?, | I 11 * is -inspiring .soi-uion <>u Sunday r.i<.? ii- ? |?>J iujf-uuui?f ?'? * r\ j 'Sunday ii'iel n at ~7 :7:o R..e"* \! < . , ? is Xcwiiuu! and'his ehoir u\>-i u'itu us;- hv pleached from luT" 2nd verse; suh.ioi t? the l??ein-' ed of the 'la.id say so." Tin- to<-;| cojlect.ion fur Sunday was ? i'i.mi I O'u'r pasi'.nr, llov. I. .). m.!>!*-. i p iti t:r.th<- pro^. am n;. ci ->- yI Kov. ! i' V'- a I > !;., ?: J preached the -'Annual S-. : <<] < ^ jSermon at Hiha i.i - a'^i mi mi * t. . . .>< akm of tiunkt* y__, - ?v^e*-\\'.i>:i o'f-ftiit' ir. ' la?f i ? ?f,;|- -- " - " their many c'x'pi kii dm ?y ajid sympatic durifiu : r ! *-*< i. , v death of oUF lihsnahd.' ?'"7 7 er. I >r. OiiVei- .ti. r < i T >.i - i, __? Mrs. Kddit . 'iray Oa.vs; . Mrs. I.-i.- i'a; .1'. a ih. \ t' ... 1 -Tamily. _] _T ' <r - - ? .... . . ? ; IMPORTVNT i? Very Liberal WeekEnd arid Sunday Ex> cursions Fares a livery Friday. Sit urd:ty> and Sunday litVt'ctiv<- Ma '< !) 27t.f. l?'i f.N-t tfatli. l'.nji.? ?1 ? ?- '?? Olio Taie Plus 1-."> H u;':tl Ti in ~~~ . Boiw.fi-n all points, ,C?ood riSunr- ' injr Tu?*><hiy.s'. i'l.'i!-..vi;:}r. / ,l i Exlremelv Low Sunday ??- ??Tickets ^ u if . . 7?-?-?Sold?t<?r?rrt?j rtfinc..?t-rttrn??to?<tH i_ ; pcritits-witl.in ra>liu> <?f. I'fO r--'- ? mile.-- a, ' : One Cent Pef .MileTraveled ileUirn limit data <?]' sale. ?.. .-.Consult Ticket Assents.. ... . ' . 7 " SOITHKHN K All WAV- ~ l.j; ? SYSTKM ... ^ K * J TFavel"tiy train: ,j ' ' Sa!'.- Keii-n !.: ' " = i Do Most Of Your ;;i .. -... = Trading Writh Our Ad-' ! vertisers. rfj ^?^,mm^mmm ikimiiiiiii ; i ill i i i j'n :ti i: j i in 11 ; j E kx ;.- ~ ' > 5 :T 1 IMPROVED 1 MY HEALTH 1 = tt/^ARDUI is a wonderful c A , iVf U,*.. i-t zT~~ " '" . i.. = vous women." writes Mrs. Lena ~ lv" I ? Catron, 1028 S.'lirh ST., C!arl:s-r = (j ? villi?, Tenn. "I took C.ircui = . . E several years a"0. and it. im- = . . 4 t | eyE proved-my health'. T certainly = aj = recommend Cardui.'' = "* 4'lI" ~ If vo? "pQ-d'nvn. iv.r-'E ? - "H" tUIJA, U! tlijl'r ..^ver;. u;dr.' jr '' = takft Cardui, a medicine mrtt ~ ? sr. by women tor 0'.\ r fifty years. = r E As your her.Itir intprovc.'.., v eil E i = will share the < i;'ln:s;:>.h '( : = vr' 5 Thousands ol oth'.: .who !nv = _h_i =.?praised Cardui f> r tit1 m*m =j = fits they haVe . fell- alter = t J ? taking it, E *?gft 111111 m 11 mill lini in 111! mil liii innr^ r . : JFAN-Q-L1N SYSTEM' . In Beauty Culture ,N *" Give FAN-Q-LIN Hair. Sc a ] p Dandruff and Toilet Preparations a trial. Their vvovth* has been proven^...lte{ri?tf,'ved in I*. S. Patent Office. ? . !. AGENTS WANTED. Write fer'ternv$ , Made l>y Mme. Fannie L. Carolina # 1029 High Market Street - GEORGETOWN. S. C. ' k ' - -= t f 6 6 6 -K LIQUID- or TABLETS ?? '.V Cure Colds, Headaches, Fever j 6 6 6" SALVE " 11 CURES BABY'S?'COLD a _! HAMILTON'S 1 fit 1 Main St. , . 3- - DIAMONDS and WATCHES I 1 _J_ on Easy Terms + , I, Small Office, Small K\nfn.?.c. 1 - Small Profit L.' : t?! _ ' ,t