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Saturday, AprtHBfr-Wi I. ORANQE HILL A. M. E. CHURCH NEWS Rev. J. E. Jlixon, Pastor. The Sunday School opened at 9:3C ? Mi mi the lesson was bfietly giscussetl by the teachers and scholars, at ll:3ti the Rev. Sam Bradley of the Baptisl Ghureh, preached a wonderful sermon from Luke 16-25, at 2 p. m., we carried out our Easter program, which was very good. i -Special mention should be made ol Mi-isea-Alice and Rachel Wright whe sang a very beautiful?duett which was enjoyed by all present, others played well their parts too. Wednesday nitrht, April 9th ant] Friday night, April 17th marked the closing of Orange Hill School No." ? school district, with a successful program under the auspices of Miss J S. DeLarge, the very efficient teacher On Friday night, April the 24th the Ladies of Orange Hill A. 'M. E. church are expected to put over a Gold Mine ana a jacKey program D, V., in interest of our educational rally, the public '"is cordially invited, come and bring your friends, come prepared t,-> dig gold, as well as to see the Jackcy Concert. ? W EDGEFIELD NEWS . BetherwV. M, E. Church? We are glad'to s&y that the Wed gefield Circuit is-still alive. Though we are passing through a great crisi? ? nevcitheless We mean to do our" whole duty. Sunday_jichoal-eperi?d~~at tht usual hour D:30 o'clock with Supt Officers and Teqphorg thnir nn?* Lessoh was beautifully taught by teachers: Mrs. Levenla Nelson, Grace RoBerson, Rebecca Ramsey and Charley Weathers, reviewed by Mrs. Janie Harvin. - -? Service began at 11:3D o'clock first selection hymn 371 "Make hast oh! man to live etc." 90 division ol Psalms was read as morning lesson . ' -The funeral of Martha James anei Harrison Sutler was preached today - by our pastor the Rev. J. E. Dixon he used as a text: Rev. 6:17. "Foi the great day of His Wrath is conic and who shall be able to stand!" ' He used as a subject; "The Great day.' Rev. Dixon preached a soul-stirring sermon, everyone who was under the Konnd nf Vii= ' ? 'i *vivcr w?? mauu 10 ieei rejoicing. \VV hml tttv ^rmrtfanri faster?program?last -Sunday ther? was a large crowd present, and j good number of visitors, nmong them was: Mr. E. T..'Bennette~of May.svoilU S.C., we were'pleased to have their with us... We are preparing to havt a wonderful -drama in 2 acts~Tuesdav night May 19, 1931, cotne wit^ nes the play. Our Educational drive is on, through the leadership of our most efficient pastor the Rev. J. E. Dixon who has within hiin that indomitable spirit of- push that lays the plans of progress and builds the road to success we feel that we will put the prograrr over, pray for our success. P. A. HARVIN, Reporter. BENNETTSVILLE NEWS - . A beautiful Week past by 'in our -. community. There are several .cas* es of sickness and deaths in our vicinity. Mrs. Evert Daughter, died Saturay morning and Mr, Wm, Spearsc died in the hospital Saturday evening. Remains- rest -in the Pow U lulertaker Parlor awaiting the arrival of children. in the North. -Rev. Durham Peterkin was laid to rest in the Pee Dee Cemetary, Wed| iicr>uuy t'vtfiuiig. 1 ni? rte uee ana Berea Association took charge of tht? eulogistic service. Rev. I. W. Wil1 -Hams of Sumter, S. C., was Master of Ceremonies. R. G. Pow, Undertakers, and the Masonic body in offi crating. ' : ~ - ??-Mrs. L. B. Stubbs on Marshal St., closed a successful term of*-school work Wednesday evening. Rev. A. Mack of Dillon, S. C., was in the city this week. He made many r1"'"""" pop fallst1 ttroRi frtendy. " Mj$? D. L. Pow and Mrs. King , closed a successful term of school. The Queen Picnic Saturday at Tatum, S. C., was very good. "Prbf. Cottingham, Miss McRae, Mrs. R. McCollum and Mrs. M. Williams, teachers of the Taj.um School. The b^Jl .game this week between B'ville Hi and Hamlet, N. C., was very good. B'ville won the game. The love-ones of Miss D. Feldon regret to know.she isn't able to return to her class room as yet. We pray 'hfl will t.iiwi n.. riKtnrcil to honlth .Services at Saw--Mill Baptist _^Church was very good Sunday morn in Rev. E. M. Bocker, preached a splendid sermon. After which the Lord's- Supper was served. Many souls were hiehly lead. m-'c t \\r waiio?.? : ?.: . . A? A I S. A , TV. TT UWUIIirt, 1.^ 1 111 } U * # V I 11 ^ nicely. Rev. A. J. Wright and Dr. W. S. Hanna, arrived in the city safe from New York City. They reported a splendid business trip In many respect Rev. Wright was at his best Sunday morninc His sermon was full of inspiration. Mrs. Sophie Lomar, R. N., of New York City v%s the weekrend guest of Mr. and. Mrs. Bostard on Cheraw St,?She made a timely balk on her visit to Tuskegee Institute. Dr. Allen, Mr. Henry Thomas and Mr. Younc worshipped with Shiloh Sunday morning. The Clafljn Singers will appear at St. Michael M. E. Church on the 30 of April, at-8:00 P. M. Admission 15 and 25 cents. Come early and - hear all. Dr. T. R. Richardson was called oul the city last week on important business. ' Mr. T, Simpson said "Oh! I wish Prof. TO. W. William, "would"* run school all the slimmer Tit"fcterffieim, "S". C. Wonder Why? . , ' Nurse Ophelia McKay was in the city Sunday morning from Mullins hospital. } Mrs. Mabel Ross on King St., waa "' i called to HartsVille, S. C,, to the I J fc V - ' ? i funeral of her mother. Nurse C. R. I Grace speaks of her splendid success as nurse in- this county . Miss M. Thomas is no more. Funeral"^S'ervtce yvijl he announced later. , ? r L' WARE SHOALS NEWS > With the coming, of Spring new i life is observed among the people ot Ware Shoals. The attendance at all ' services is increasing. ? AT large number was present Sun> day nuniiiii" at Big Bethel Sunday i School. Mr. W, E. Sheeler, the Supt. has the work at heart. I We are proud to have more of the ' parents nresent every SundiT" morn' ing Mr. E. Nelson the wide-awake teacher oj^ the first class is a live wire. * ; At 12:00 o'clock at the Little jtiver Baoist Church, services 'were'con1 ducted-4>y Rev.? Thomas Leverctte. ' Everybody left the church rejoicing and pleased. The services Sunday nieht were rendered by Rev. Otis , Leverette. ; The B. Y. F. U., met at 4:00 o'clock aim put uvcr it iiveiy "jirugram i ne li.rogram was in charge fof group captain No. lj Mr. James Anderson. On Wednesday night at Big Bethel A. M. E. Church the Rev. J. D. Condola, a native of Africa gave a lecture among the many things he dis-. ' cussed were: African worship and . niur'riage and home life as it is earried out among his-tribe.- ite showed1 us hisJ dress which he wore when in his native |iome- and s^ng seyeral" l_snngs in his' native tongue.? r Chi Thursday at the Ware ShQals . School Auditorium, a health nrograni . was rendered by the Walker-Maddox i Club. This club is named in honor of the^irincipal of the, school, Mrs." : Emma Walker-Maddox, and-is com-! posed of the fourth, fifth and sixth , - grades. The main feature of the pro . gram was a lecture on health by Mrs. I Sarah Cunningham, a nurse. Mrs. ' Cunningham's home is in Knoxville > Tenn. She is here as the house guest of her mother Mrs. E. W. Maddox. ! Mr Enoch Williams, the son of Rev, J and Mrs. Jeremiah Williams who is a student at Sterling High School ol Greenville, S. C., is home suffering I from a pain which we hope is not ^-sfirious.?Mr William was accidentia. r nit by" a base ball whilw playing a | I game last Thursday. ^ Mf. George?Dorrah was a visitor " . in Honea Path last Sunday. i The friends of Mrs. E. Nelson are > glad to know that she is able to be Hp after having beeTi confined 10 "her" peu lor several days. We are asking the people to subi scribe and read The Palmetto Leader. : Know what -your people are doing. * The Leader is \indeed a "Leader" - among newspapers. 1 __1 RLLORRE*NEWS The St. Paul Baptist Church Revival was opened on Sunday night by Rev. J. S. Collin of Elloree. He preached a very heart stirring sermon. On Monday night Rev. "Collin, J. C.) of Union, S. C., who conducted the meeting used for his subject, "Get" Together in Body And in Nflind."' Tuesday night, subject, "Somebody Has Touched Jesus." Wednesday alight,.. snbject,:.'IA JPrayer. In Hell is Too Late." Thursday night, subject, "White Lightening Express Train to Heaven And Black Diamond Express Train to Hell. Friday uight, subject ~ "Don't"*Want no trouble at the Krv^~ er." Rev. Collin preached from the very depths of his heart, both. Christians and sinners -\vere made to rejoice; preach on Rev. Collin and God be with you. Sunday morning Rev. B. S. Salley the pastor of St. Paui" - used?for his?subject?til?W-iil?arise and go to my father". He preached a sermon long to be remembered. At the closex^f the sermon a trio was - rem!red byN^r. Willie M. Greene of ~'Mnrris" College,1 SumtVr, '8: O.:-nnd Misses Adeline and Victoria Boat wrignt ot feilloree. Subject ''The Prodical Son." At the 4:00 o'clock service a very delightful sermon for the ordination of two deacons, Mr. Earwin Collier and*Mr. Paul Earwins. At the close of the sermon a duett was rendered by Mr- Willie M. Greene and Miss Victoria Boatwright, entitle "In The Garden." Sunday night Rev. Salley closed out the meting and used as a subject, "It _ is Finished " He preached ,a ri al soul stirring sermon. Miss Anna L. Overstreet of State College were the week-end guest of his parents. Mr. Earnest Fogle was a visitor at St. Paul Sunday from Morris College. There were a number of others from Morris College, They motored back after services Sunday night. Rev. Sajiey and Prof. Wilson were the dinner guests of Mr. , and Mrs. Willie Pope. m m m ST. PAUL A. M. E. CHURCH NEWS Sunday School opened Sunday at the usual hour with officers at their - pusts. "tyie?lesson?was?beautifully " discussed. At 11:30 the pastor preached one of his soul stirring sermons on tho "Highway of Holiness." Four joined the church, i At 4 P. M. the A. C. E. League assembled in a large number and a beautiful program was rendered. The young men's musical sextette and the young ladies sang some of (heir sweetest pieces. -J' At 8 P. M, Rev. I. S. Cannon, Pastor . i of Macedonia Baptist Church gave us ra burning message from Isa. 35.i2; in , spite of the rain-fall we had a won-* _ derful meeting all day, , . i The Ten Virgins Rally Will whve i her banner at St. Paul on May 7 at - & P.- M. Don't mis* seeing the girl i that wins the medal. Our motto is i "Over the top." " 5 THE PALMET SUMTER NEWS The One More Effort Clum, met at the residence of Mrs. Malinda LeVan on Wednesday afternoon, April 15th._ Delegates were elected?to the stute meeting and plans were arranged to raise funds to. increase the financial report for the year, A bountiful course of -ice cream and cake was served .by the hostess. The Progressive Club met on Tues- J day afternoon, April 14 at the resi- I dence of Mrs. Hines-^Toney. gales were elected to the state meet- ] Tng. After quite a lengthy business j meeting the ladies enjoyed a very appetizing course of refreshments. The T.A. C._met on Tuesday ttf-' ternoon, Anril 14, at the residenc^-of M rs. C. W. Birnie. Tables Were arranged for bridge and the evening was spentr pleasantly. A bountiful I course Of ice cream and cake was-SOF^ ved. _ . The GooffsFellows Chrtr was very pleasantlv entertained on Wednesday night, April 14 by Mr. O. A. Raggin, at his residence. . On Sunday atfernoon April 19* Mrs. A. P. Spears, sponsored a Silver Tea at-the residence of Mr. and Mrs. A. J H Spears. A very pleasing program was rendered and delicious refreshments were served. | oy a overwhettrrmg1 Stnrnfhce on | Monday night, April 20 at Emanuel M. E. Church. It is needless to say that the audience wus highly enter=tained. "* <? Little Miss Sadie and Master Benjamin Hickson of Columbia were/the week-end guests of Miss E. L.. Richards. .r:? ; .. Mrs. S. J. Aiken and little Misses Willie Tyylor^and Aurelia Jones motored to Florence on Saturday. 4ILLER CHAPEL A. M. E. CHURCH Newberry, S. C.?The S. S. was I in bloom and teachers and pupils were hard at work, . At 11:30 Rev. J. C. McClellan, announced, his subject as "The Authoritative Voice of Jesus." The church was on fire from pulpit to the door, Rev. W. P. Plair, Evangelist of Columbia, S. C., Conference was present and prayed a most fervent prayunited with the church. In the afternoon Rev. Maze of Bethlehem Baptist Shureh preached in in-" terest of the W. H. and F. M. Society of Miller Chapel A. M. E. Church, Mrs. Carrie Floyd, President. ? "Mrs. N. J. Gallman and Mrs. J. MeKenzie are sponsoring "Sowing' For Thp Heathens," Monday night; exhibited by Mrs. J. I. Goldson at 8:00 o'clock. Rev. W. P. Plair preached from the subject, "The Deliverance of Israel." He preached a strong sermon and the ' people were made glad to have heard him. They presented him a substtan The installation services of the choir was a real treat last Wednesday night. Mrs. Eunice Allen played the prelude and Miss Helen Nance the processional. * A beautiful picture of women and men led on by the little-giant, Mrs.- N. J. Gallman marched to the middle aisle. Rev. J. C. Copeland the pastor of St. Mats.he.vs Baptist Church preached the sermon. Prof. R. L. Glauden, Principal of Drayton "Street"High School made an address oh music and its place.. The octettte rendered several beauttirtutl selections. "-- -Bey, Prof. -Brooks?instaltwh?thg members of the choir in well chosen words. The Sunshine Club of which Mrs. C. Whither is the wide-awake president had a very tine meeting at the president's home on-last Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Ma'tnle McClellan, the wifd of our pastor has closed a successfulschool term and is home to join us in work. . ' Stewardess Board No. ** met at Mr._ and Mrsr ilarvey's" home on CaldweT' St. last Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Josephene McKenzie in the chair. "isitors were present and great nlannir *v??- "done. Stewardess Board No. 4, met at h^ home of its President, Mrs, Lillie M, Gillum?who is a wide-awake thinker and who meets every request of the church. Tim have arranged a very nrofitable program for the near future. Stewardess Board No. 5, met at the home of Mrs. Lucinda Brown on Crowning?Street?with Mrm?Momio Abrams, who is also a very progressive president and who answers every call of the church. At each of" these meetings we were served some very palatable dainties that will linger in our minds. The Deaconess Board had a Seven Table Feast Thursay night; everywhere you looked you could see good things to eat.This wonderful board is led on by Mrs. Lula Pratt, who knows no failure and its secretary is Mrs. L. M. Gilder, who was born writing. The pastor was at each of th est* meet Trigs and pulling for the growth of our church. Mrs Lula Lyles, Mr. Lewis Wright Mr. S. W; Allan, Prof. U. S. Gallfflftfl-arc all improving nicely now. - Mr. Will Abrams, father of Whit Iliil t < O I Irtu ft a *CI y III ?W date. We were glad to see the many nev? faces in the services last Sunday. Come again. HANNAH'S A. M. E. CHURCH Newberry District The second nuarterly conference of Hannah's circuit was held Saturday and Sunday, April 11, 12,-1031, with the Presiding Elder, E. A. Adams at his post. The very popular Pastor, Rev. J. M. Hawkins had everythiing in trim and the conference Went ott like eloek-work. He needs much to Ee~ praised for his manner of handling his fpembers and community. The* presiding elder, seemed to have been at his bast on Saturday and Sunday. I ' TO LEADER _ Both in good spirit, lecturing and preaching the gospel. On Saturday afternoon, a very large attendance met with the P. E. Matthew 1:5 was | r?M<l ami preached from in a very help [ ful manner, lie also mude'ftnowrt To" Hannah's that it was his first time with them and that he was very much impressed with the community and joined the pastor in 'suggesting some needed improvements in keeping with this progressive age, which was very pleasing to the comrrep'ation. He alsoru' lectured bp The way to reach the young people. _ Sunday morning the Sabbath School opened at 9:30 o'clock with Mr. McHawki.iis the dutiful superintendent at" his post." Aftep being duly open- I tfd; the lesson was lively taught by , the several teachers; reviewed by the] Pastor, Rev. J. M. Dawkins. The re- j view was fully discussed and manyI important questions were asked. by the classes, and \yere WelDfully an^j swered by the pastor and" presiding elder. Hannah and Lever are noted for interesting Sabbath Schools. The presiding elder addressed the Sabbath School, which was a treat and helpful to the school, church and commu j nity. He seems to be a genius in j hondling people after Sunday School the sermon by the P. E., subject, "Three Classes of Christians.' He | semed?to have been ~at his best in spiritual fervor and lasting information, to live( by as well "as die by. The quarter was a decided success in attendance?arid?finance. Total raised $76.00. P.' E. assessment was-ratscrT infull. V " H B?Rikiv?d, the active lawman Of the state was elected delegate to the' Electoral College, without opposition. Don't forget him and we will b.e I blessed. t . ; j WINNSBORO NEWS The County Triaining .Schopl is progressing nicely alnd the time is near at hand for its closing. The Home Economic Girls under the care of Miss Mary Hickson are quite busy preparing for their exhibition. ne. Royal Eight Club met with Miss Jnssie Gilliam Tuesday afternoon The members of therclub are putting forth every effort to do something for | the school that fan hp appreciated | by everyone. . ; Miss Lillian L. Smart spent the week-end at her home in Columbia,Miss Nellie Harden had as her house guest this week-end Miss Sarah Harry who is^ teaching in Woodward. Mi ss Ha\rry was accompanied on her i^turn by Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Doria. Mrs. Ruth Vjalentine of Columbia and a few others spent a short while I in the city with Miss Larcie Smith! Prof. W. A. Ross and his "Boys mototed to Newberry, Monday afternoon to battle against the Drayton_ St., High boys. Little Mae Frances Gunter was knocked down by a car Monday afternoon on her way home from school. Her condition is not .thought serious. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Harmon, Mrs. Jessie Russell, Misses Lois and'Carrie Peay, motored to Charlotte Sunday to attend the funeral of an aunt. Mr. Ranidolnh Nelson...of Asheville N. C., is visiting his parents and other relatives. Mrs. Helen Archie entertained a number of her friends in honor of her sister Mrs. Eva Brown on Friday night. Those who enioved the hospitality extended bv the hostess were: [Mr. and Mrs. David Bratton. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Davis. Mr. and Mrs.^Alexander Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Harmon, M't. and Mrs. is am Wade and Mrs. Eva Brown. Mrs. Brown left Sunday for Winston-Salem, N. C. where she i$ now residing, r- Mrs, Lucy M. Carpenter ahd Mr. T II -?"I ? ~ - vr r\ * u 111111 it- i<, nai ui v ariuuft, i>j. t, motored here-Saturday was guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Archie. Thry ;'anticipated ^pending a few days in : - JOHNSTON NEWS The P. T. A. was entertained on Monday evening by the 4th and 5th grades.; A very nice program was rendered. On Friday, April 17th Prof. C. O. Mcintosh in company with five of the Agriculture boys motored tp Blackville to take part in the iud<rinr contest held at Macedona School. On Friday night the Adult night ?chool held their closing exercises in the E. C. T. School Chapel. The exhibit were placed in the Home -Economics room. Thev were varied and many. -TKT program was well rendeered by the participants. " At the .close of the exercises the adult class in Honjfc Economics presented their teachers with a rug and a fruit bowl for which she thanked them very much ?nd will always keep as a token from her class. On Monday night the a Mock Conference was held at Bethel C M. E. Church, in interest of. the rally . It was quite an enjoyable affair. Miss L. C. Williams was the dinner, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edison on >unuay, ? The 2nd and 3rd gr.mdes went to lake Murray (Saluda Dam) on Saturday with their teacher Miss L. C. Williams. '' GREENWOOD NEWS The friends and relatives of Mr. Frank-Perkins are glad to know that I he is up and able to be out, after having been . injured . in an accident a few weeks ago hear Blakedale. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Perkins entertained Mrs/ Mattie P. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. Helen B. Perkins Thompson and children last Sundav. All enjoyed themselves very much, i We were very glad to hswe the again. Among t;he first players were MY. ^Vade Widepvan, who defeated [Mr. Theodora t^max, .Mr... Andrraon R. Boyd who defeated his player 58 I to 73. his name was Ln6t learned. [There will be many more pTayers this summer since the reduction of the rates. ' ? * ~ ~^y ... ST. WATTHEwfT"NEWs Friday evening, the Pulpit Aid Club and friends met at the home of j Mrs. Ford. Misses Kirvin and (Ha; | read?interesting?papers;?aftei?ttrr I program a delicious course was served. Everyone present went away feeling good. Friday night at W:00 o'clock, Mrs^ Bethea pulled off her Easter play, which should have been the Monday night before Easter, but the weather prevented. The characters were well trasmd and showed their different talents. Mr-?. Bethea needs to be commended Tor her work. "Suhda^niorning inspite of the ram we had a crowded church and by special request Rev: Bethea preached his Easter sermon again.? It was u gem. Sunday evening the little folk cann* forward and rendered an excellent program,sand such good singing b\ the junior choir you have never heard. Miss Karnostine VVhaley took cart of the situation at the piano. Mr. Henry Wright one of St. Matthews best young in en passed to the great beyond Monday morning and was buried, Tuesday morning at Id o'clock, at Bethel A. M. E. Church. He was u splendid young man with good qualities; to have known Henry was to?love' him. TTenfy leave ~a~ mother, several sisters, one brother Qfl/1 -J linst r\ f - -1 A'- ' - - 1 " ..v,-v I ciau > tr.-> tlllU I 1'ieji.USto mourn his loss^,^-.??: ?MttjJjUu^FtreTi^^ on the sick -4i*rt"~atthis writing, we hope t'hat he will soon recover. Mrn. Fannie Gin.vaul vvlio has beer. sick for some time is" improving to the delight of her many friends. Miss Jessie Mae Footman who i.a student of Olaflin University is at home at the bed-side of her father Mrs. Finder Hart "who is a faitttful member of Bethel A. M. E. CfrurJh but now in New York sent some beautiful flowers through Pulpit Aid No. 2,to the church. Mrs., Caker and children in company with Mrs. Pindarvis motored to Mullins Friday to see their brother Mr. Marion Odom. Rev. David Mitchell. Mr. James Coker and Mr. Julious Ott motored io Barnwell las^ Thursdav evening on business. I LAfTA NEWS Rev. 1. -J. Gamble filled his pulpit Sunday at 11:30 o'clojgk a. m. usine as a text Revelation 3rd chapted 20th verse, subject: "Behold I stand at the door and Knock." Rev. B. L. Guile superintendent1 is adding?m-w members each Sunday to the Sunday [School. I Sunday night at 7:30 Rev. L. T. Stately of Union Station Church at Lakeview, S. C., preached for us from the text Ezekiel 18th chapter 82nd verse. He delivered an able sermon. Miss Marion Blow is working hard to keep up interest among'the A. C; E. League group. Mr.iand Mrs. Jack Page, Miss Catherine Page, Mr Cornnie Nance, all of Lalteview.-S. C., wore welcomed visitors at Western Chapel' A. M. E. Church Sunday night. Miss?Vinginnia White" of Pillion spent the week end here with her father Mr. R. W. White and Uncle Mr. David BanRev. I. J. Gamble and wife motored over to Florence Monday A. M. Rev. 1. H. Alston of Mullins was Mr. and Mrs. Joe Windpm, Mrs .Hattie Bethea motored over to Little Rock, Saturday. Mis.* Ma. hell Cue had as fter (lin.ner j*uest 'Sunday Miss Emma L. Guile. ' CHER AW NEWS* Sunday ol-~the past week being a very pleasant day most churches.- m Wesley M. E. the Pastor, Dr. W. S. Thompson delivered a fine sermon. The Cheraw Light Heaifs Cl|ib organized twill haw thoiiu monthly meeting Thursday April 21 at 4:15 o'clock, at th resulence of Mrs. Addie M. Haskew, 809 Green Street. The district president Mrs. Abbic M. Butler of Hartsville, S. C., will deliver an address. The officers of the local club are as "follows: Mesdames L. T. Thompson, President; Addie M. Haskew, VicePresident; Olive Duckx'tt. Secretary; Annie E. Robinson, Cor. Sec'ty.; H.attie M. Harrington, Treasurer. The club is doing great uplift work thru' out the state. The community "heartily .comment! its orga?ih?ation in our city. It is expected that many will attend. Notice torthi' general public is called to the removal of the office of pr. J. V. Ilanna, city Dentist from Brayboy place into the office suite of the Haskew's Office Building, 276 Second Street. I)r. Ilanna is now ready to resume his regular nractice.. Further notice is called also to the many patients who registered their ases, names and locations to Dr. Ilanna for Red Cross treatment during the ~ past several months;?The local chapter of the organization is ,making preparation for the coming of the state officials and nurses. In proparailonjor this we have on hand much information and parcels to Be <Telivered to all. Please report for yours at the very earliest at 276 Second Street. Haskew's Building. The treatment is free to all. A musical fete was enjoyed by many ai tne KODe.ri Mmall Uraded School last week in the presence of the Prince for the second time. He is a master of two pianos.' A delightful (fday was .'eaturcd last week hy the students of the Robert- Small graded school. ' A very successful ,revival is In progress at Mt. Hebron A. M. K. Z, Church. The pastor dttw. MeCov has secured a Ivory wond'pful "woman Evangelist. She is a great, preacher^ The eTiurcK~is~sfeadiIy progressing on with its plans for a new church edifice. The public is cordially invited 1 rhjjii' fi hi n ?ri -fc-. . .. ' - 'I - ... : 1 ^ 4 .* * ' to attend the*e meeting's. The man'' friends of Mr-. .7. V. Hanna are delighted to know she is much improve}! after her recent, siek nests,? * ?:=~= IN MLMORIAM Adanm?In .sad but loving remembrance of oiy dear husband, - and fa- ~~ ther, John. Adams, who departed this life three years ago. April l'f>, 1^28. No one knows ho\v niuch we miss you No one* knoves the i.iit...- ?*We have , suffered since we- h>>t you. Life has netei beep * fit* ^anie. th ?our hearts yw,w njeuioi v lingers. Sweet 1> tender, fond and- true.. " There is not a day?' That we do not think of you. Mrs. Georgiahna Adanis, #\\ He Mrs.. I.illie B. .Caldwell. 1 fa ugh H-r ? Mrs. Lizzie Holt, Daughter Mrs. Maud Hathpt.on, Daughter Mr. George Adams, Son .. i Mr. H. B. Adams, Son* Mr. Prince Adams, Son .( , ?Maw % CARD OF THANKS ?' ' . - 1 i* wish tu thank tin- !h:ju *. . lor the knuine,- ?' ilui'.iht.',, ilu1 iHT ness and death ol uiu- belo-Ved oltc, William Wot'ulard. . .11' , :ii.t 1 I'm- 1 tit djFautlTul floral design?:. - ' 1 Tin- ! aiml > IMPORTANT Very Liberal WeekEnd and Sunday Ex ? cnrsions Fares ' > Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday Effective March 27th to Uetuber 25th. 1931. ' Orve Fare Plus l-"> Hound Trip Between all points; Guod= returning Tuesdays following. Extremelv Low Sundav Tickets Sold for morning' train- to all , points within radius of 100 i - . -?miles'at ' - ,-A One Cent Per .Mile Traveled Ret U I'll?Htrtrt?date?nf sale. Consult Ticket Agents, SOUTHERN RAILWAY v SYSTEM Travel by train: . . Economical?Safe?Reliable ?? ? ?1 j BETS RESULTS THE Rev. C. H. Williams | says much in1 a few words regarding his . long me of 4? - -Thed ford s Black- Dra ugh t. ??_ Read his letter: "I have used Blacki , Draught for twenty or more years for a laxative and alj . ways get results. It is very <. -.! good for-colds. =. ?- :?? =p= - "I have also fuund Black Draught to relieve bilious- . .? ness and the tired feeling that comes with it. I would not be without it tn my ~ 7 ~ 1 home."?Rev. C. H. Williams. , 42 Madison Ave., Asheville, . ce?x FAN-O-LIN SYSTEM Jn Beauty Culture . Give FAN-0-I>I\.-44air, Scalp Dandruff and Toilet Preparations a trial. Their worth has been *; proven. Registered in U. S. Patent Office. AGENTS WANTED. Write for term. Made by Mme. Fannie L. Carolina?= , 1029 High Market Street 1 GEORGETOWN, S. C. 6 6 6 LIQUID or TABLETS - Cure Colds, Headaches, Fever 6 6 6 SALVE 'M CURES BABY'S COLD . 1 H A MILT () N r? l?tt Malrr^St. M DIAMONDS and WATCHES 1 on Easy Terms i Small Office, Small Expense^ I j Small profit