Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Jf; ' " ; 4 "Tl #' * " Page Six I ! 1m ? ? SPORTS PASTL - ? U W, DAI / ' Baseball games for the current v Allen vs Clattin Saturday, if our i Allen in a close gume March 17 r.i ? flaHin ia; said tn have n stromr i\\l WiMders this yeftr. "" 'I'bey will leavt will do -Kaster Monda\ battle' with Allen engages State Kaster Monda *?showing some speed under Cy Cot I ? . ' * A wit onee remarked fhat~TtYc re: .... is because the province of South C as State Agricultural School of S. ~ " FH11IISI I !111 lin? I'nKni) *hnn1/l t>c l it '' , * -*?The erection of-tlw-gyniisiinp i\t. ? he lung before I h;i' , beautiful edit sadly needed at all cur schools in S desired oo m p 1 e m etrl^of mental strji our students do umlergo mental st: ? % The gynasium will he an ahsolut trend that education is taking, as re awav from" intercollegiate athl'ltics. mural games, where a largo!1 proj derive profit4 from participation. ^ Tt iH.ine ivaiized increasingly .doesn't of necessity makeof q* sch( worrying so much about Winning. r<s physical <levelopmetv' to their Ktudc mat ion of sportsmanship, and in the ~* _ *_ It is becoming; commonplace , to victor "You're a better man than I . " * -?-? 1 / Knoxvillo College is engaging in men are reported as being at woil ?.??? eleven,?Bract ire season is to close . uvingstoni: collkgk Salisbury. N. The Livingstone College Bears.pr ? ed the lid oil' the baseball season hei ?: Vriduy.o.ind-defeated X. C. State wit a score of I !-<?.. ThiS game was tl initial game of the season for bot teams therefore each coach watclu wilb keen eyes the aetions of eat player and 'tried to discover tl . strong and the weak' points of- h Jriini. ^ The X'. C. State boys were the tir lo score 'ahd lllUt liapponid in jl third inning when Guiltier- and Hu bard crossed the plate. It was 11 ? until the fourth inning that the Boa found themselves and secured foi run<L Ihiriim- this inning Goul pitching for the- Durham lads w, replaced In?Brt ant.?Bi.\ ant?hrsilong enoutrh to walk two men and hit the third, then he was. replao by Hubbard. Durham's ace who so< quieted things down but not tint the four runs had been secured, tlu seventh ining Gould went back his. mound position and remain* there throughout the game. In t sixth inning the Bears scored 1 ri and the State boys.;!, which.tied t score. In the seventh the teams sec . .. ed 1 t't") each. Livingstone's v.i from the. person of MeCoihiitk, t Iir- T ' jnrlii'r~ 't'hig- r^.)t'd- sctrrnrg f the State boys but the bears we not satisfied with sq close a scd so in tile eight Buford and McMan each slapped out a double and M ' Cormiek a triple BuJCor.d, MflMwu Whitmii'e. Gibson and Barksdale sen ed but McCorniick died on third al the final score went up Livingsta] 11 N. C... State (3. Coach A. J. Willis of the Bears w. well..Satisfied with the results of a "team ahd l> t-inmit iiing up the places for the Waster Monday trpca Tin-: i' v+ .m ktto (ii M ri'Ki u> cub The club mefc?MoaUay evening Ma 14'2f? Oak St., opened with song by < ? Canty; pt'ny?ir by .Cm uvul-.Sibil 11 The minutes were rend- by C. Cant Secretary; collection ol dues. M Canty -spoke at length of how li . has pleaded with the few meirrhei behind in dues alsrt of pleading wit tlw. . hih to extend the' time until Apr Mr, (his Austin reported bavin TZ seeing the men on his list. Mr. I>? on gave the. standing of?the clul VI? l.Jni Ri.iKim Brown and Aikn spoke of the duty of the .club to ii struct the members: |(a) Know in how. to. 1/lease tllo-e people hard \ please;'(b) Respoiisibilty of a chau " feur; C<rrl>rm-careful always. . The meeting udjouiwiFf-'-and \?in s. l-Ued iTt Mo, I >i:<on. 'U.lad cruel . era and tea. . Mrs. W. M. Pressly. Mrs. ('. C.an1 and W. M. IVessloy. , President; < Canty. See.; S. Gu^Tfctt.Garret. 1 rea CHRISTMAS POiSTUK IS. MAIM IN GAI . S. ( . Just a few days ago 1 went, to (Inj nr- on business, having wired Mr.*] K. Riley, of my being in his city ai ?~ In *-1?* **'! Ih.i - night d his homeT ?: my surprise I.>r. -Lb. I.. Nol l is, 1 >r.B. Humnhries, Messrs, R. L. Mer wether. IJ. K. Rib**' IT ' Jeffries, 1 . M. MooregLJl, r. rosier, rv. n. 13^1 N. H. Brown and K. G. Kennedy ga1 ? a smoker in In.V I'WHiQl utiiili a as r joyed by us'all". Many g'MYW'!- ul' whr were played and I think Mr. Brov and I wye classed anions the best. Just a day or two later the Fpst brothers came to f^ottTmbin itmF(4-m were invited" to 'our progressive ch meeting1 which: their presence ga; grace to. Xicij eats were served ai many social gdmeS were also playe y The. Foster brothers brought to 1 happy greetings from the mou ?' e,.;....nv-rtiy of fPitViiev whicli is be ter gnown as the City oF Friexuisft and Hospitality. The next me< ting of the club W meet with Messrs A. VV\ SIlMpkin irr Joel H. Jackson at the latter's hon on Richland Street. A -very popuh topic will be discussed by. Prof. 1 : r W. BauingardneL, 1% P F. ;i and Mr George H. Hampton wi 4l I ' ...MM ' 1 J IRE BROWSINGS MCARIIV FB l?? ^ n ? l?-' U * M ^ ^ ?rl reek are Allen vs Benedict Friday, and information is okeh. Benedict spanked nd the Swinton's are out for revenue. :^reg:ution of pill tosser.s _and Willow t'oKnnhia for .spivrtiinhury whei'O'^ttTrTthe Livingstone .fnYiu-h fro in Tarheelia. y iti Orangeburg. State is" said to he <rtm-. ?? ? -* - itson Cotton \va< so formidable a play.ecr.rolina is the production of Cottyn and C. it is only right that she should deised. No so had eh? * * ? State is proceeding apace and it wont n-e reaches completion! Cjrmnasia areiin.?Of 4unusil_tlic assumption is that rain. -= _ . ' * * ' u e necessity when our schools adopt the urards athletics. The tendency is.to cre^ Tii^i .loneentratc upon Jthe. idea of in'.ralof'ion of the student populalibn ZTrrny * *. that a winning athletic aggregation )ol a superior school, so schools a re not ; they are about giving opportunity for ;nts. and encouraging them in the for development of trails, yf character. * * hear a vanquished athlete say to the am tiunga Din." Spring- football practice. Thirty-five < determined to earn places on the '.'11 with a hip: game. closing remaidis by one of our members who is also a ready thinker, full with Inch and most polished thoughts and is classed sis-one of our favorites i~ Tn our city and state, over-run with v sympathy and kindness to all peril sons. \Ve will hear him "who is found ie in the person of "Mr.- Willi- C. Joluii.h son, undertaker of the firm of John ?d son jiiid Bradley of, Columbia.' S. C. 'iv Dr. Durham Counts "the Drug' ie Store Man" will he" toast-master for is this Occasion. , Joel II. Jackson, st * 2221 Richland St.. Columbia, in C.1,1 WAVKR|.ICY JiCJlOOI, NEWS Jl On Tuesday night, April ."'?" a'. 8 V- o'clock, the American Red Cross 11 j Society .will present certificates to a Wj course in the Home Care of the Sick l'd offered -recently at Waverley School .under the au-pices tif the Waverley '! Parent-Telieher Association. Thorn In will he an address by an official of to the Red Cross Society. In connected ion with these oxerei?s??? !>?> TUiwi he Grade Classes of Waverle.v School mi will present their regular public ?ashe spinlilv urogram. It H honed that >r- .u large ntfmher of adults will he prein sent to hoar the. message from -'he o4- -Red Gioss Society which is rendering lie Christian service .to -suffering people or throughout the. world and to witness 10 Mild -enjoy- the ivst of the program, re The exercises will he held in the anus ditorjum of Wavrley School.. is, HOWARD SCIhOOI. NOT ICS r- | 1-1 ?t~. r" 7~~. u'i. VI Charles King of. tlTe sixth ,u'; grade won the first prize in the Ora torical cbntilst. sponsored hy the Wos" ley. M. K,..,.Church, Monday night. ,s . March "hi. The'other contestants repE**?' tf'Tllted ltookt'1 WaslllMgllll'I'S kit' mentary School. R<jokcr Washington Heights, and WaVerl.v; We are proud ? of Charles, This is the second school wide contest that Howard has l>e< p the winner in, this school term. r. 'In ourl'cnny Rally we aft- going to n F?- loo percent The Tally wilT TmT |Anril 1... W'c hope the other classes wMi not -April ! '""! ns .. I llT^We sent a letter and some fruit to Haskel Burrell'who has heen K. ?iek in hid for three weeks. \W hop-_ .s, lie Will soon he hack in sejiool. ;v Our teacher,. Miss Sanders was;outjj of School oil account of ilncss lasl ^ n. o vole U'Wt-tO :!( (' Del' htU'U |>. i her illness ,wo were taught. -l>y Mrs. u *. Kva Lewie '-('hnnipion.? . Adv. I "(---We are ^tudyinfr ixbo'ut health. We must inake< good health ,, rules for o.iir friends. Health is ,the p?most?important thine: in life. Our teacher tells its to wash our hands' e and brush our teeth, he'fom We eat. ^ Tvvorv i nomine she inspec ts onr harrd" to see il'they are clean- . v ' v We have/received a new .supply-til p hnoks which will he in circulation a I'-, j.- tor the Waster holidays'. Being Lost - \ 11 tirade (Mice when a b'oy fl'lHtd and I .Wiiufi.,croin^ to the National Park in Baltimore, we crossed a hpl?? T d ozen street-; none <.f velii.-U I B. familiar.. I was following the one uJ who knew the way t'o tlvc park. After' lf> we..turned the corner my companion L- was lost in thr crowd. Tiiid I was left ' alone.. I knew that T was lost, .so, 1 K. bygnhj^iukiiig in all directions for my r, hoy ti'ii iTd. I asked a man near me e if. he had seen a tall lanky boy wear* rn- irig n ('..whey's out lit. "Why arc Von *tr asking Illi'"" 111' ' aid. "Do you think >'n IVi an Information Bureau?" He frightened me so that I didn't stop ci to answer'him but hurried out of his ^y--presence.?In doing so I humped into lb fa well dressed lady. "Where are you ce .fifoin"? 'in such a hurry?" she cried. 10 in a harsh voice. "Oh, only trying to d. catch "a friend," "~f~ answered, while as helping her to pick up some apples n which she had 'Wasted, t- My heart was heating faster artd TJTTaster. Sndde'tily I?heard?a?peeul iar noise, so 1 looked hack to. see if ill I could determine what -it was. To trf- my groat surprise il. was. a large hull to dog and two small size puppies chas4i ing.-me. After running about thirty I. minutes I found myself in front of the house we had left. 1 gave the th dog a large bone as a reward for ' % THE PAIME'I Elbe Bowman. Hoyyard School 7 < J rude !?in:k ti/tire notes anm . A-EK- AN4f HEK-KNM \ | s ' vt "Clod gave us .gardou materials; man gave us gardens." How true this statement i>. Reflect upo(i it and see. for your self. Every tree. : shrub.-genius of the mbdt'tn liVin uTT zer (one who ^>rotluces iku varieties' i of plants, by interbreeding or crossing oin- n'ant with :iiih,h.tI 1_ ing variations of older plants are givon to us each year. Thele are many classes of flowers I but this time we \\iJl talk about two only-, annuals * and perennials. j Annuals are flowers that complete their life cycle in one year; that is_ j if the seed is .sown, it will sprout, | grow, nrodnee it tl<?w?.i- a?d rood. I then dh??m?its respective?seasons. ; To get another plant of the ~sr nie | variety,amu must plant the seed over again. .The chief pointers in favor of the i annuals .are; they give quick results, [are easily grown, they have an immense variety of,.colurs^nml above1 all, several crops of the same flower can be grown in one season. There are' three divisions of annuals; 1. hardy; 2, half hardy; 3. and tender. The hardy annuals are, the easiest to use as they will. lloWPr from the seed sown in the open where they I are lo hd JTl'dtVP " ftxiWIl'ph'.. I'npjiy land L\ipmJ? Half hardy annuals are those that not urn 11 v inlo<l if n than the one where they are. heitvcv prown. Thus, to insure success with them it i- -best to ??1 uit indoors very early in- the year. Hot beds, cold frames and flats are the means used for this purpose. V.'heh the ,plnni?s ,-ve with second U" f ([-nil)?thin i.ml transphur*. outside if?the weather permits. _ .; The k-U'dei: ..auiuials w.ill not stand the "frost and have a mueV*-.l surer tinned above, therefore.' they too | must he str iked indoors.. Annuals may he used from .the very dwarf?border?jrrowiiur --4-u a heitrht of six feet. Allow me to repeat that the hest thine; about annuals is that they may all he ?.v?,o\vn --to?(lowi. in [he?emu sea -on rrT" plahllhjr. ; ~? r Perennials are those nlants th: t lasts?year after \ear. They usually irrow into (lower a year after tliov are planted. The fact that '.hey a?-< normanent makes them verv f) puW'l1?Wi'h?ninny?mmrdenr r.?.. \\"u 'tin.-1 I iiiniin t belli.--some of o ii?most?bra ntiful cut - (lowers a.rd a jfreat many .up our ohbfsishioned ear-'e.n tie'- >ain of us b ve: A hardv perennial "nrden. properiv nlnnle ! is ..a eon. "inn: 1 .source of joy t In oic hout th\ season: from eirli-l srr;?" ;o lap '"all it will be radiant with color am! ".ill trive an abundance of (lowers crr indoor deem alien. Once 'estah'i-hed. su h rardeiis need no a't'-m ii n other than to ! <.- k. nl f-ce I'mn weeds .'nnl ta be eivon'an ->c. a - ion* ] . < ill es:iin'.r v. j'.h. jVrl iiLxuVf I'm1 nourishment.: Perennials \mny b, netrial yrnwers-or the" mav be -tar' ed t roni seed lie "the individual urnwer but an ? at t reel i.vo perennial _ "arden mav n>*?*d st-v-nul b?Htdred hillars worth of rl1 i' ;!-P"'Me sa.me results . an !>.- se-un-d with 'en Ii 11 een.-dti'.l. r> s-.(-d 'Mid,' aside, Tr in t ihm-v a- d ' lave 1'>(. fascination <y ;.? ? QV.'ll "plant < at"! ":r-in.W Co >n> '' jo 1 "o Mci' iniinit'- :"'<i eooTTvT]1 ! !><"v Ma1 more. N'. vt week's ar(Vie \\ !.. ail U< |Ke snwitl"- ..f seeds." . IV! ci" ('. T. iVi*.' 1 i; si* a > i<!. vr in: i<r > i vT.n > I N iv jo1^" I I I-ifV i The teachers of tlii- Joint '"'nun4 * .Teachers' * A -social 'an.,;' im-t at th ' Thljjefiehl DolllllV "Tf;'t|j7itt?r " School^ loliiWoji. s. SatinJjiV. .March ;* 1. wit h President \V. I'. I > ri 4 k < . prt i < I in if. , ' A' sjitendid ni'o.ct a>r. w:\- rendered hv re|)resi17f?ll ives ! rot1: the .leadiil.ir srlinols, Nil' Aiken, Kdyi-tiel-.l. f.i xin" 4on and-Saluda Count h-:- ^.-r-t?f<l Con? ;nv-sional District, oi' South Carolina Inspiring musical lia vliyrs eon-i'stinjr ot"?olos. clioni . iwere well tendered. T-lle ''roll" ; -.e?'t Ffiys ?Were ideas ugly interesting to .-ill in attendance. Tie port* from TFTTTe gm'nTp meiidr-' were tfiado by "t he following named teachers.' . ' High School: Inst met or. Prof. T. I. Sullivan, Principal Itateshurg .School; Reporter,. Miss I-',. Mahle Watson; Kloment.'iry Kngli.-h: Instructor, VI > . - M VI -Heifii--. t. . y ; Li n fondcd Scliool; Reporter. Mis |. ,| Richperson. of the Kdge'fn Id County Training School. Problems' in Home Kcononiits?Instructor: Mrs. K. Blocker. Vocational Agriculture Instructor: Prof. M. K. Mi Cot try. I'/lection of officers -iW-t-lm to-suingyear: President. Prof. AY. 1>, Brake, President. Prof. .1. U. W. Minis. Priti Principal Aik< n teail'd School; Vice President, rof. .T. T. \V. MiiiTs. Prln ] KCO'VKIO M'llnli.!: S: c)'i11 ;t|'V. Mrs. M, iU. Wriggs; A?>i. 1.mI S<ya. I ai:v, Mr^ J. T. W. Mi ins. ..' The main address on this occasion was. delivered by Prof. C. A. .Johnsoon of T o 1 umhia. As-was expLxtcd?Prof, Johnson, in his quiet and unassuming ' manner presented some very salient facts to his..hearers, under the subject of "Outstanding-So eds of Education in South Carolina," the speaker touched many points ill teaching, and the attitude of those who tench, Ttrtrt?If'rtghtly applied. :trr" sure rn bring about favorable results. Prof.^ A, ('lark of tin Saludq Gradof' appreciation to this nio-t excellent atktrefs ..by. Prof. Jolttmni. .The Committee on Resolufion rendered their report through Miss K. N*. Blake. The resolutions were voted * * - < \ ____ . : 1T0 IrEAPER | 1111 ill sections. all of wlii.-h wi.ro so I'.-u i|iUMiily ndoprrtt;?tfrof, iNJefntt* L mill 11its most l>??I? c* corps < j teachers ser.ved to all visitors, a mo ! sumptuous repast, after wjrieh tl .. dr^iii^lon^jary proTiynnctich -t.li.ur en ing was pronounerii. thus ending , mod profiuibv-ami-,pleasant nieetin, .1 \M lCSTOWN M:\YS Ttrn IKpui'tnti'iP nT*~Agrli'u|titrr~ ! making rapid, progress this year. large luun'liur of acres of wasted let ?i-i?In ing?fenced?-n?fen?phoning tli year. A number of niufc:- ami hoi es has hoou pmvhased to eultiva' the soil wliicli has be.eu laying on Kvory family seems to b.f awake 1 the "l.ive at Home" slogan..- They ai planting so'mel'hing if no more tha digarden ni the cm hi n unity.' On our school grounds a number ( ?U'v.'s has lncn planted ami ;i Ihuodt Mouse has l)(f;ir'.M!is'.rui'U".l, under ti > unervision of Prof. Wm. >1. So;, tnour. jlt> meet the present needs. On Satturrlaiy. 'March 21. a sprin I picnic wo* given at', the school horn In 'spite of thc? ha'l vu/atther a vci , large number of visiting friends a TWvlI as the parents of tin- chihltc were (Hit. At 12:00 noon tin* Pri.i'.. : f aXjfiv-u t.uie haul the very great pleasure ( presenting .Mr. Ovington l/ghtbourr who delivered4lu> address of the hou What .Mr. I.ightbourne-saTttturrou j od?the ahxiely of nil whom were'pro: - eTTf. . i : A very nice dinner was served h till* J5yivts of the men of tin* evenih '.las-s in Agriculture. The day was 'will spent. We a regret "very much that our principal i-4b\?f. B.. J... Jonu.-v Av;>s not prvsen i lie was called aiwa'y on account' ( lileaith in his 'family. ' !. We sympathize with him durin 11ilrmir- grief. ? Although'(he \<mdU ion of weatju j oiu laist Sailurdavy wais unfavorable t ii .Jiieiiie given l.*y the Jamestown Clia< e'd School wais' largely attended an 'Ui-pryrtf?I pis <eiit. M 'I.; d.igln'oourne, rep'esehlntiv i of the X. ('. of 1''..' delivered to.....u........ .x xx ...v .. x ..x.x..x l.x v .m.xvj 15; .1". Jones. ?air principal was abse: <>ii account of-the dentil <>f his nun I'luf. \V. M. Scyn.our. ?-:'ii vied out t-l I i.roirraiM. of tin day .very eiVicientl, Trie' faculty of tl^e i:'-hool iranlc dvin"- trip to ('hai'le-toii. S. n I I'u.-day ni?iu in witness tin- pITi ' Heaven Hound.": \\ hirh lie " repnr i -d quite a hit. - While in the city the : - iu d Mi-- M. ! '. -I " a i n. i in- I Ion KcpiIpHIics teacher of .lainc-iowii \vl li.is been ill for several wei-ks. | are hoping f<>'" I'fir a s-peedy :n i'o; tTTv. ller vacancy 'i-" i)> inja: liMed I I Miss .Jennie ti. Murray of-Mount am? ANHKKSrtN MiWS i . I i y. j The phvy entitled, "The Dn.ani .ilk came True." present.<1 by tin- >rrai laatinu' ..cJa-s of *.YIulIii;s. unilfr tl ,i I i fee I ion of Prof." O. V .* Vah-ntiii i , t la- priiu inui. 1"f c 11- wttv*-trrrrn" j iyveryiiiie i u.ioyei'l it'.' ijnile a f<, 'of tlii \ ; -TI w : do i and pa; r.ons - > -VM-hII'hs .tccp!i!pani< d tin- partiefpan . |.::iid ITof. Valentine. anionjr (tjieni nf*< I , Mr... and Mrs. iicavos, Mi's. IIat;i I | Hayes. .Mr. l-'osworth. Mrs. (ier-.i H-nnd- Rrv. Diu koit. A ninny the' vi lor.- w iio a 1111ai11 t lie pla"y~ Fierc 1 Friday from (icoryvtown are:- Mis j ys Amelia a.ml Jennie AfUinsnh. M; riu Fi a-cr, A Ha rt ha Kennedy.. Hot j I5lns. inhale. Plcelie I'.iown aird Mr M-?""- M. I '; I-' . Y\_iT.; I ' ' h r nind Greene mid- ol bet Messrs Jas. ('oinniander and Sii.?'l s of Mi( 'lellaiiv die Wire -.visitors' i oar'towii op Sunday. Tin- K. of I*. !t.odi:< s .'a! <\d';tt iihe.-had Ma ir An-.nnl ThunU j^T;. in A. ci vile.; t?n Sunday: Iby; J VAv.'i'il ! m :is I lir"prmr**?I :-|? akir; Tfie ymtfn-vr. ur"iip t'-ati rtitiir'd '? III ido l" ll tfl?l Ml' t -4i> ! or ?.r tlu* Mnllin> ^yt'iip. 1 'rmrin-K wa f < njoyed, .'fih?a la 11 hoi.r. J Misses .hieks'on and Mhahipv wit j hostesses to the A i t _?"lllh, oil Tue..liny ni'l"|-iioon. Kver.vune .express' t lie .<,1 Ives :;s enjoy in;;- t he ai.UTnuo Rev. A. (J. Mill o'" M nrjfelown .cor luet i <i seivieesnt Si. Andryws A. .\ IK. Chureh Sunday n.nrniii}*. Hi "| sermon wo- ;TTT _ oxrTRent-' amiJ prepaJ'i.d one. Jle- brought tine yoiin^ .men .ilontr;. who r? ndered t\\ ben-utit'ul trios. Mrs. Serena Ikinietl is ho.rc ayni a.'te.r spen<linj? a < u days in. Meoryi town m;-in;;. . Mrs. I>osliin Ttnilal has be. n i! i lit is iiitieh. improved,' _ l^ftAl'I'OHT (Ol'NTV TKAIXlS' SCIHHH, NMAN'S . . ' . 0 "' t .'MIlNlllv !ll'll,p Ml. ll .1 |ll ( tU Ml Sunday schoo'. was .well amende The review of the <;uar!.,r w:y; ii.dit interesting? all present t >-K aeti\ parts in the discussion of the ?;i each one seemed to have yotti so.niethinir out of Mo. limwim ?i.. . . An ^interesting and wide nwal rainc of ..baseball was - phpv.ed < _ Alarch l2Tih between P-omd Tudnst i l school and lloaufort County Trainir scrool. TTie ga me was won by 01 boy*. Sfurr1?ho in??P-b?tn?1'nvor?i H. C. -T. S. huys?If. you want a .goi clean sport cranio see us-. ^^ I'rof.| HhankHn ^and^ his "ay"' bo; and shipping readily every day. T1 garden is quite a success ,l,his yea Cur dom? children will have win we call a spring vacation.' Wbi tea hers and .principal are at tl Association which meets in Colunihi The niinistrel held a weel< a Co w - tie' oi'"'n w- a "tei' revt |-m fp :uifmi At Hi.bert Small lliglf sebol audito - j'"u- Come and enjoy, a galore '< laughter. TKe grounds are jus/r"lovely no with all the fruits trees 'bloomir :rhd I < ees and Tonces are .beinfit?ivhi washed, ^pridg all through the ai We trv our verv hesrt to keep thint cheerful around trcTc. 7 .' it * > h. | J K^'K fNKVfl.l.K NEWS Suiula\ being wrrni am! pleasant. I large TTfowds uttendbd White "flail ,e I Church. The Sunday sch ol lesson^ ,i was Imaiti i 1*1111 v t might by'-the seniurT;l t teacher. Brother A/P. Harper. Mrs. <r Clara Spencer, our beloved Superintendent has things in fine shape, if -you want to see a good Faster pro-' t gram. .come to White lh' ll Sunday. Ke'vs. W, T?. Boulder and S. L. Class i.H wbm visitors,?both?rrrnrte?-add reuses A 1 ) day" S"hool' and congrogatrnfi I'd1 we re very pleasing. Come* again. - | i*?. Cty?i-o.p?e?t?of the fainily, our pass t'oi*. Uev. W..lf. Bnwjnan, went over te I to St. .I >hn Baptist Church to preach (V[sKfFi 11 airis" IuttctvU. Mrny of the to i "icinlffi.s slole oil" and folic, wed hiin ry while jltev. tjlass remained at White in I Hal! arid pieached a very strong ser- ; . limn r . ii in-;.- u-.iw ivi<. of if I the Rev. Bolaiv T-J A f.t ! ! Hie i !i 11 v returned from St. | _ following -result7?T7f5#h?h No. 1?Irrt t !??' hi tut- Cvirii' Pearson. betel' known ; as "Child" agisted by A. P. Harper] ?>?rS:~Vttrl)~"Nl~ir led hy I1ra, cie Roll,^ assisted by Marv Young ls raised $11.8.1; dob No. .1 Clara SpenM r. . ? ? i<te 1 hv HAv'd Boyd, raised I *'2.25. vyith more to follow. TClub No. { j ' led Florence Spencer assisted by j ,. Trseoh..Creen raised $2.-11 with more ' ;' ? follow, club No. B led by Annie ( Miicv. assisted by Robert' ^Martini rised $8,7.1 with more to follow I Vojiv- reporter wishes the puhlie to ?- '-'iim:?in connection -with?-this -eluh-j t ijitit?] 1 ui'v?homo war?recently : J lest roved by fi'-o : and did not save J S '.nvlhinu: hut Sister Essie ?_ Harper | member ot' her club volunteered i 'boh the lead "'ami she one reported j ' d.i'O. -The pastor announced he will I k--Mtv more about her Sunday. Club' >' No. 0 led hv sister Olava Burns, as sisted by. Mien Ashfcot. raised $18.25' ' ib No. 7 led by Cryrie Herdon as tod?by Joseph?Harper t__thosr?two. 'anii'ies raised $15^)0 also Mr. and i'' Mrs. Nathan. Harper raised from 1 h.<p<(. ;uid children $8.75. Total raised I -oi -the paint imr of the _ Church $7(V.J'8. r. 1 al clubs did TioL report, but \vi'I e '.''no iii later. This is the first, time sister Curie a Pears'n has been herten in many ^ rears. She took "her defeat prvnce- . U '"idlv. ' AH hats oil* to Sister Clara t. Hums, vho won thy.championship of K White Hall and vicinity. ; I S?'?~ PERSONALS ?" ' ,M j The. coihnui'nitv was shocked last v { r eek whcm brnt her John Huev's himio -"lis tiAallv; destroyed- by fire. Rev. ,, | 'lo\vman announced an 'opportunity ,'4, | would lu* iriven friends to help. hint. ?1 TTs M- is'lb?Tollm*? whom "PTTs"" ' I 1 i*fm ill i< niuch improved at thi< _ i *\ rilin".! Tin* son cf Mr. and Mrs. n lohn Pearson i? here -from iVTorris' Pwm. Marvland vis.itinjr-pnrents and i friends; aTso the beloved son of Mr. J : Mid Mrs. .lames Pearson is-here from I visitinir friends and nations. Next Sunday which is Piaster. Rev., r Row-men .will preach <*v' 5 o'clock rt l' vWhite Had. Siste* Carrie* Harder. I Mary E. Bowman. Florence* Spencer and other* have heen asked, to con* 1 !d n-f prayer meeting. If von wapt to '''-jpfTir ttfosn-hintr. s'?v'nu' ifhd "prayiinr n i "iiU1 to White HaT1 Sund: y. I i *,.? ! NEWBROOM.AND NEWS . j.'l !-MT. RISC\lf Sunday was a liieh | t iv at "V11. Emboli. .The Sun-la' I *>'. lii?il v-. s v u-y largely attended. and-'."' '11 tlit tea la 's were nt their no?.f.- = t j')ur pastor. Rev. A. Rotran delivl( ! red a lvirninrr'nn's-age. All the aux' ! Ta>i,< of the church are still futicConing. The' A. <\ K. League. as "! i.i.11 .11 "'oi ih 1 oil nt the li"o>' nail liiiil a lively program. Several young on 11 it it: act t yp?part.. ? Mrs-. SaiV.i Carlr f and' Mi s Irene T '' he.-on ;i"i '.-till indisposed. Mrs. S. | 1J>\s II. the {vile' Ttf- Rev." .lane. .? I'lii.wiu- oi Spui'taiiliurir. is visitinp' -* i.t'.er liit^i'iil'.lu'tv thru week.- Mr. ami BASE BALI North and Sot IS ASTER MONDAY ? ; LIVINGSTON - - ? - . - . ?. . ^ ^ ^ ( LAFEIN r: . ' - ' - A1 stvAitTAxiinif;. ?u !' GENERAL ADMISSION: 1 ' O A M F L a ' > i ! Exi-ursiun Train Trcnn (Ireonshoni I ^ *. oooai < >oo oooooa^ao.oooctaaDODo ii .. a message of "FT"H When death invades your family il o -olr.it ,n comes to you from the U c|g AN! liENEVOI,RNT ASSOCIA ] c iTniecti'd hj' in.-ur:in< e laws, to ] m | S policy which your forethought pe ? duch. a | ^ ,he Mutual Relief & II 4 r??jr- j T-K^AfU'NfiB ,-Trt-w? riiu\ ) ; Tl.'ifi - ' ? #f g ^?????? 4r~i ? BEET AS! OF GETTINC : "Call for the - . CLAUi B R F, A D "SOUTH S FAVOF . : - ..4 ~ /Saturday April 1? UKil. here is fimy alive ami was I In* l>aau- \ pr of the Circuit Inst"Ntmrlpy; TTieTpastoi* left ?to go tu--HT")ubl j Krnnch whore ho delivered the an ,adversary sermon forsdJui-. Pythian Mi*. Frank ftoykin \Vns Master of CiVinTony and conducted iho sor-. *V vices in groat style. - After the sor iron several .visitors were present"*! by the C'hanerllor Commander, Sir* T. I*. .!<> e . A nuni". them w is Mr. Pearson'of the Chnmnio*; <uid Pea'*- "C siTTi IT filler FeT inTr e.tal >!*shn iVift. v TTT made very. n|if>ro|?ri:iie rovn.ulv-. " Mrs. h'lixa aoTiri is still \ erv in i h indistm u',! ai her home in Xeul.ri.l. land. Pastor i .oir^m'*?-C-far^-nrn-- the h.moor elttss ^ntr 4-hfnble Urai.ieli la t Soil- "x, day/1 he Class proi.uecd to have a Very \ xtonsive mid livelv ^ofjrnni/.ation which will have concepts and other 'entertainments this season and T ' show 1,1 ie way to those.who are not oiyiiiii/.*. it. , . . . ?? . IvK -f 4M f?44. ~Ae PAYS~^"N PW - ~~ ? . IlKRIt V. S. C. Sunday v;:*s a liigli day Tiere, tin. S. S. was in its pl ice'sit tlio regular hour \W'h Sut>t. K, l*\ Ifloyd. directing'' the' shin.. At 1 ' :'mO iIi?? choir led tin liy ~ X. .f. Calitnan, pealed out from thv orprnn it- lufnutifu 1 strains of niudc for the processional march to tin> land,?lieu P:i -111i- !): . .1 ('. McClcl ; Ian -present d our son and It's friend Kev. A. .1. Alar' in a., member of the Central S. C.. Con A tVnee, and |nt-toi of the Live Oak Circuit to preach, lie travc as a text the 1?2 I'sahn; subject. "The l ord's Plantation" front ' which he delivered a soul stirring ser . mo'n. this heiit" the church of his con version 7n bovh??od days. At the clos" of l-hc -sT-HMon. Ov. ,MV< Mi'ihm extend ed tlii' invitation and two personwere received. . In lite afternoon, this being the annual, llmiflv giving service of tli fL?erf?hf?rr-rrl?(' Hir'.s?of ( tdnnth*^ : which service took .place at Miller's Tiie~choir--rendered a beautiful ."sc- lectionnad in' inarched the order. Mr. ! '. ,1!. Pmi-t, Jr.. was .Master of Ceremonies, lie presented .Mr. Ah L. Lasaiie to speak for'the church, win. Til well .selecti-il. and well chosen word"?Avt ' ii??(4th?order?to the.?-?. cliurclr"?He-rht ti invsoiiioil Mr C ' * Floyd to rpt'nl; tor the order, Mia Floyd, can ii'd hi- hestrlTs hack in Iho days of early Knighthood. and hiou?ht 11 it in liack to Nv wherry, J*. C. lie pic.-a-litcd Miss A. L. Pearson lo rent! 11 it * I'mclamsn ion who took care of the o'-ca-ion. lie presented the l!e.v. A. I. Martin to read th. Scriptures, he then presented Dr. .1. MeClellaa i > preach the Thanks-, civilly; S<-r am. Dr. Met 'lcll.ni,' an nounced as a te.rt, l.SannTel 1N: 1; usinjr as a subject. "Friendship a Ce-* menliny of the' Soul." The. order declared tit's was the ino.-l powerful sermon' ever 'hoard, i" Ny wherry.'S.' ('." At ?!: "{) the lX'uyue was in bloom with--Ml*. Ajfred . It'll lor- at the head and the Iea elews at their jdaeos. It* v. Martin addn <-cil 111 League in Very t imely words." he. heiny an ''old le*Ur.uer Ui ows the rrosjul. At S:?HI IV M...lhe pastor p'vseii-ed lies-. I la -ley of Calvary Ilaptisi Church, who "ave.'sts a subject, "Do- . liverame" fi-.mi ^hi'l; he pre a,hod a'. ?? strong ti'o-pel tnrssayv. ips hearers' tveiV hap*v to have hear<! hinv, our pastor wi.h his eonyri y:) ion and choir wi|l serve the Peverend Hasley wit' n it".ii'.ee!. ..'i'inis dosed a full ilj.?y?'s wuik. . Our > iek people :y;e on the way to ricovers. ' T .. *. Ife'V. A. .1. Mastiii; sunp laitury nrr. : nendiny a fe\s days in their* old home, hotli of the:a have lx antil'.n!" homes, they made, hay 'while the mtV"'f-Ttone. - ?' ' '. -? L CLASSIC it h Carolina i, APRIL <>, 1 It'll ' + \: COLL1>C!v " ' S'l VKRSITY ~ ... V H'TIl ('AUoi.lN'A 8.7"), lio\ seats 82.00 KB AT :) 00 ? ? to Spartanburg.' Cheap Rates ooooq&oqojci 6 <jo oao.aaca?20cac?M CONSOLATION I ' ranks, what a message of con j ict that T1IK MUTUAL URLIF.F * TION is under contract and you i jay you promptly your insurance * rsuaded jbu tc'TtfkiTout covering ' ienev'lent Ass. of S. C. ! ' e. i *>*' l.OOf). fif'h. 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