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Sir I' i .<1 .-?.d .t" ''> '. r l< ton, arnl Sic lie Walton, t.fii- -ity v.i'ic in th- l/Urty ami tin- writ-r was ? .nil/''III'.- 'I I"'11 iii A >i'vi-yijoif'kVj iii.:i i'v I In- ,<ho.-i a inil<l way <>t pi ak ii.ij.' <ii ti- fVaii'l -ha iv-l lor' addr-. . . in (I.- I>' ii'ftoji ' ni, lily ilH-ifation ol Kiiit'l.I of P-l hi.i.-.in t In ic ina 7i7--t .purII- aid: that -v-ry i?l>?inlina.t<Imltr-' in ill? joi i di-tinn that had not". j?ai?l its full' anion)* of jfiaii'd lodirlax? . wa i'- "on ilih- tor the -nil anim.il pp.--word In up' wit h hi Id from th, juri-diet ion l/y 1 h- Si/ir-m-.. < li.iin llor. : *I li-r-foi - . t ho - lodtp* mi- to hhktin'-d for not -having tin- pa - word ainl,. not tin if rand chanc-llor nor I hjfiainl lodif- of -S.out.h Carolina. "'Ih-r- an- hnlip- anl th? ifrand I 1 liain -11'n . "ll>al hav- p: | 1 1 ti.- ~ -j.a.\r .111 i i nave -I'm mm in tnrecny li> t Ik- so pi i |ii<' / hancellor lull fhe'v illil nut all f\* lii-n to tin- extent In furv.**iI. n t li?* pa . v/o*d. The }iii'i'iunl i/l taxi paid. by 11 if ? ? 1??< atiio'wit/*<| in h.'c t In H i a ii'l i In II .1 c a i i'l I tin t: i x? . l^i a I a/c expert rd of this Jtiri'-'diet ini't ape around thirtv iHonsami dollars. So you can son just how | much vve h,tve <lorii toward paying them. Suiim1 of the Indies that paid llicir taxes reouested that they he re1' ' I I 'l 11 of I heir nili.u/?oioiI LiuJ L.cuuld not do either because they had hem already sent on for the' purpose fur. which the*' were collected. These Viand Indtfd taxes were placed upon ~ ii' ' by?Htt*?nprenie?^Taml lndye?trr^ pay for the I'ythian Temple,it Chi-. rn"o, HI. And, as lon^'as we. funcIinn under tin* supreme " and lodtfr ^ ' - J s -V ' * ' . DTHE NEW RIDER [ KI.LIf '**? *" ha'?e to r<itY them or ^?t? no ,> - ' ' V..> v>* can operat*. */ a grand :'/ ' of N^uth Carolina apart f/o'rr. tr.'e . upr*.*r<? lodge and pay *v. 1 / rl ..." ? '.*. 1!: *.eepi.';g A.th ;,jr r -.r.-t.t.t:onj The would corn *> 1; do '/. But it will take the grard odge which -a*111 meet in Ar. i'-r -' r -I - " next to render such de *.o' . I "war?*.- tVTrv lodge to wer.d i rrprr-*?.rtative to the grand lodge year A- tnin'g.- are now. I am more :r.tere'-ted in paying those - I ;?:r. r. the pa ? word, and you ) - ? *. q^.i?Wr.n.f. i f?11.r' >t?? J ? ar-!-- tne pa-?-word or- 'the 'paying o: ! deatr. '.a.rr. -V If you had all of> the I r *. word- foi " your lodges, and ! V.-; : ot pay a single, death claim. ' y- . he no .trouble-in I>- ring ton Cuunoo^t pa.?'.word. And, wherloever h'd: KWJP.h got** tha'0 question is - ?. . 'cr; or ' e 'or alf.' " ' r?7 jTHK SOUTHERN < A NI>V K1TCH KS w-e-?.-X . .?If' r.. ' ... ?0 *-r?ar.-T' -'a'/,* . ' r.: . o, 'jj i-'- at. ..p?*itJtt'jjrit. f. j*.:r.iv h / >?:4! -o o -f . pa< t ^r'/di). I.r.fc_:.a^ nows ahoui it. h* that rnirir*f -r- h'.'X 'fiufyh"- w't- him thousand.*', o : .; "?1 la r fo r <: and y that t h * v ho u h t. o.'l. ?-a? a?':'i ha vo tfivo'n aw;:y? Tr.'t- ' <] Tj'i;* Mr. Ifom'Ton -ay~5t.ooJ '-U' h?-r- awl. -' hoo!- aj.?j .morer ror: 1 .'if? h'T-if.'-.:than miniytor r.^-vr' -Tt, ? - t<+-r<. 11ho-laast. B<-ir:Vf Mr, H'rrnrrrrr~f"STrTtlfttTr"ijfTilr;7j Ura.r r.-.v-ry- mm;-tor will pay him Jli.-." I . a - -oof; a- 'ho "pripir .Sunday-oof:<:\ I a a. ho*''?in{.' tno fniniytor-. to do -o . <*- .? fr.o 1 .nutation of. th<- prof'-.-. I or., 'Tti.vtf:. i- 'M?nwthifiir 'wrorii? about.' Nnifroo*.- whi-n it- <-orn<o<?to umui.' tr by rolor?*d e"Vit<*rpri-? -, Ir. '"'.J ..? ?.?? mar. .-'ai t a i-ooo.ry .-ton* r.<- oolorod p'-oplo wamt to oat out of; on <rodit. -If a Ir" eood- -fin*. ?' 1 -aar.t t'? -^Orr-r?tbo1 ?'loth<.*- on tfi1' ?.?ff - (.d >.ii; .i, a pup' r. n-t. want f? r- H'J it on tirno. t- a ".' .." 'i har.k o-'nhli'h.' .want" to borrow it out o." vi. it.< - or. ro"' Thon:. sorny to ho a 1'M/Mf H<r<W~ ai/;Ut Us - whr-fr -k01'K tVMKhKAUor.TS; '/*. ,a-.t Sur.'lay .wt._h.ad a irlonou.at t < <iar f M-?-k f hun-h with th? H" .. A A rr.ik' r. f*a tor. 1t1tv?rT77!FriO'. 1 ' and Tavio. ' : ;? an- -imply ? i r. -. Thoy a p. liii.n: if ho-.* jr, th?*. oo-iin*?rtiof.. . ...I..r.-.j .i i tr an'] fit- if.i-mti'T - are imp).. t :.< '} .. ay v.-itr. r.iTTT. A - mer.; ir. .f ill. Hi- kind' i e?;|-tair.!; demand.. Speaking ;_of- "Trinity t*'na.' *ar.fiart? ir. por la-' ?rr.farit?'t, -ay?r. at The a-.'< ! r ? j riy * W/ ftun*fr?-*; fif'.v doNar.- a month-i i.e.-tead ..'.'la'. '.i./ir.jr tr.. la-' 'joa/tor. I ... \v.-. v. ill */.!,<i i- a- Pire < m.M r, v.-i-r, * r.?- It-v. I'. W I) .. ;'f. f.;. rf';/?r.T.in>f. .Tr.iioh Hr-ored. '.'..'IP-v. IT fin' ' r. 1 r i *r,?- a, ' ijyj'.i ar.'i. at. liidt?--wood O.-urei v. lie v. T..-K. Harper that. even ' !.< ">,? . ni<-rnh'-.r- -pray. for a^ . ,. ] , of: H.e .11 oh . >> < . !.< ' a?V.ai."-. mi- '.ur km-e-." I' "I r.?- Winrr-horo In-'ner f ' . "nr.- v. j.ll convene with White ' ii'i. .I'.'.kifi-vill*-. S. < Wodne-. 'iav n'.t-if. Mav I1 '). r.?.il. ^ I' K. . M. I.. ( Ill KC.'H NKWS J* . ji rently report, d that-I Jr . I.. I!.' -Hint?. for many year- editor of he riouthv/e-toip (Ihristiqn Advocate ! ai i ?W'? I., f TiUVelT,' ."Sew York r"ity. This .church is one of the most prominent colored churches in the city. The ehOreh riWincrfu iv vulm./l ... SW),Tjri ari(i has a larf;o rnernhership. Dr. Kintr is the host ocator in the ' ii ij.oh, the . South has produced and v.i- -predict.?for- hirn??t-he ehurchu/ider his wistf an deficient mnnfTireinj-ht outstanding .success. - t'la.flin University, OrariKchurtf, S. has formally launched it $7f>,000 Stati -wi/lo Campaign; The "Working Committee'' is com posed of seven niornhers as follows: President.J. B. Iwindolph, < fiairrnan and Treasurer; liueV. I>- S. Curcy, Hartsvillo, Secretary; I>r. lie F. Freeman; I>r. L. M. Duntori; I>r. .las. F.'Page; I>r. J. H, Taylor; Mel). Sulton, Esq) Hoard of Education. under the general dirorton of the "Haneher -Organization" with Dr. O. B. Chassell as Field A Kent, with headquarters at Orangeburg, S. 'o, Thirty-thousand lias heen designated for expansion, and the ha-llanoo for endowment, Fight idistrict Superintendents, as representatives of their district, are to cooperate with the "Working f'omiiMttee." <.. Bishop _JiL_ Dl Leele is returning- ; 11 h ,M isi I.eete from a trip aiomiT - im- nan vnnmi many rfllS* inn ^trrrrrTTTTn?7TTT71?made m.inv rr,n- tacts in interest of T the World 'v> "list Kcumenjcal Conference of which ho is Chairman of the I'rocrram ("dm mitt.ee. This Conference which in' holes sixteen branches, of Methodism will meet in Atlanta in October. The Hojvrd of Bishops is bo meet in Indianapolis on May 5, at which time tlhe dates of the Fall and Winter Conferences will be fixed, and the pre- . siding TtbthYt^s TVf>r>oihtOd. Tt~~is~nTs7i~exjK'Cied that t.h?? seat of the(!eneifUi Conference of \U'A2 will he announced. The three cities bidding for it 'are: Cleveland, Columbus and Atlantic City. ' ' ! ThJ> outlook for the sale of cotton this coming fall is not encouraging Thousands of bales of last years cot ~T the palmettos ton is a druj? on the roark?-t. The , 1 farmer" should plant at ie*? food tuffs enough to feed his own firmvyr M s. t>therwi?? uney are fike.-y t?ry this ,U-lh?So-th ' aio*na T~ its depleted lands cannot compete . a' successfully with several other .-tate- . !.and countries where the> have a more 'itfertile -oil and where th??> )..- ? the most up-v>-tiate labor. saving de- ..-y. vise.-. Live ?loc.Traits and tey^i- Mr, hie- are ir.cres* injf ir. demand < . L. M 1> " : Willi Mlitfv NKW-' ' To- ^ y. f : wa- in bloom. *.e,i< p-.p !- w?-r- , A- 11 :jm J: v. r H. McRUe^a-.- ; r.our.c'd a.-' hi- subject Behold i <i:" Stand at. the f J.,r and Kr,<ck." * if - -1 hur vK v. or.. ?:.-< ever;. o.ne ~'o~ ha". ov '-i t ''rr.t'~S*VFfT^ri?Re vy 7 preicried the funerals of Mr.-:.. Mai La'.v Taylor and Mr.. Cliff Dawk ir.-. Or. the -J'.,: li t: Mr-. f'orm4:u . '.'opland. ' Mr-T" Wade SF.eiS"" ar.d Mr i.. ,-peedv recoverv. The man v friends of- Mr- Mar- ."j B. Law T'sVior will .be shock-d " air. of her death. She died Fri-ia* April - 5. i3 j.f-.r horr.e ir. ' foiurnbia. S. f.j tr.fr bod*.' was broujrr.* 'V*' -b? r??frrr?r> jriia.1.'?J. ?fi.vrd?ur.rRr-? "ik< r?rh?"fiurtf . Atoo?doath o. =? Mr. wr.ov was by !?:? '; '' 'sf T -*ori'iiy, at V* .Matthow-. Byrd ,r. .*u* i?ar'tf?r. ' ^ Tr?. Will; I?o flub' met^h.jrvia . -uirht with -Mr. John "K'dWard?Wi! 'iarn.H. Mi?: P. 'Hid-, .arid Ro?a !.? - Ll.? -feRiwWlh<r--t<?:<. aMny -.~i- -~ or- Tr v * " Hr<-. was '*A'M :< rf r!. A fo ' ! <-*;1 -uif-oh - M": it! vT "tFo o*nor~R..v Sir Rao. Mr. .M.:!tor. J-t-r ar.d Mr. aoi. Mr- ^ _? ' >,'<, l-r-Thej/jiffc, . N; -fVr-? F<rr#??rt- a -olca- ,'y in: trip. V ;:cl PV-tla *lke. M-. A. <" '*vl.dw?dV ; "! " I..hp F.dw, \V : *; iarii.- at*e.?.?:Vd ?. ? -how in ..V r:.* Tu?.-d-- " '' - * ' > Mr-. Kttu fVdaf.il -f . I.vk- La;.: f-'la.. i- vi.-itinjr hor r;??ph<;W.Mr. J v. I .aw. * . . . Thi: iao I'-'!' TiM'. .ill. ov?t . ] liiir frj- r'?' iv-'l a* A. f'ahlW .. r.. Sar,.*ar;. [imti1 : Shop :?w'r.rr 1_ , v/ajit to doi! op unri 1 ioa vour..Sat-:..'aft -*i?rrtth?7t?t~ial." - S.irtoT"! f a'< i-. ir.<- p;u'<- 'o 'J*' 1 ' harn'o-lik*-. d poo' a"!way- '.* , . -rniU- - -Mr. Jitjv .\*kalia' - j.-. al'.viy.- ...oh .tr.'-.i '*.1 ob to rr.ak<- you look voir bosl. Old 1 '. loth"?*T~frind?* .v i-.-r .:alI aFi' i- r. r ~ WK-f. : r. h,-: at:o-: I ( "if.ir.t* !'n i af.o fj.lii... 1~VojrKti v a-.-: Ma:"'!'*.: W . ila- . I ,'r[ Mr. I? -.* Aujfh'tr*. i- i.ov. ruj-t *' *<: a .f-h Tir tax: 'v-abf <!o AHUKVIl.l.K XKWS I Tu? -* I Mr. ao?i. .Mr.-. Aitrur Wiiiiam.-- oh r? , . - M - . , ,. . Fh'lf . ,-j .Marion ei t,i <nr.w'-.o4 ' '.a ?... * ' ji.'Jr-.y tr .< -> - of Mi . ar.d Mrsamuel, J. Fdv. ai d- on A pri! .l'lth._ j on 'if J iu< Wos '.r pc-Yit a few -hours . ore Friday, of la.-t we> k with Mi;4 ' iieiuV brother, Mr. I'a-j! Kliison a* > ^Stpn A Mr. I.lord '!< -i '-land of ypar'an'o .irp -pe,'it. th?- day ;n<-r- ' wimr: j>efore last invteao of Floyd. was. reported ir. la \ weekissue. Our old partner-. Mr. A. H. C. toll.. i o- 10 ... after- hi.-. , o.d :u :mai. !ili-w L- . ii ish.iI-.ere and did not -$et him kn -w -h? wa- ir. the city,1 hut"he .-ay.-, r.e iruoss ' ..at v.a- . 'nt-i Jia.tin.oi'- t< !!? w l'-r<-; ; r>( U'e are. always proud of *ho Hone* ^ ' d'aLir-iu-UA.-^ arui- wish, writer would write apitirr Mr li F < "f>i i i?:r of'itbnea * " a* h . i- riot, s.npppjnjr. aroind Helton ^ rn'j'h now si net- the marriage of Mis.- * Hon Millar. ' ~"y ' ' ' - y " Mis.- Jennie I.uciTe Fair .loft TuosI"i ijf. Ju^t week 1 or- S' ti** \ A- \1 | ' / Moot,. M1 'fr;{trtf<d.ui't?.?11-.1 -'i-rnMiss. ( loo Fair left for -thro- Howard ' ^ high schdof of fio.orj?otowri. They ' wore accompanied hy Mr.?J.. II. .loots and Mis- FJTonor Fair. ~ . ? . ** Th< . people of Ahhevillo would Very ^ highly .appreciate ?'* colored dentist. ' ,j U'o- a re ahlo to keep one. hut a first ' eless?irp-to-ditle one, not a - low de- py yraded make .-hipt alloy tramp. .. Mrs. Kli'/.a Mayan arrived last week ; fI from New York Cits'. . h<M Mrs. Zona F.dwardC and Miss Kate '{. Press ley motored to llonea Path st Sunday and spent "he day, Mis,' B. Acker spi n awhile in ! 1 .11 MM I.I III, 'l/i., Tu..s.|.?> oil' lit of th is } i;.'!', week with his friend iss Mamie l,r< Miller, while then* they motortd over * he to Athens, C?a., and attended a hall. cst A lovely time was enjoye^ to Mesdames Cora Harris of VmtnKstown, Ohio: / !! M Thorne and daj little daughter "Josephine of Chieayo, s,a<' III., and Mrs, Cussie Romans off Phil- ''ai delphia, Pa., left. Tuesday of this week or* their respective homes. "e8 Friends here are very proud to " know that Mr. T. J. Jenkins is havin y continued success in his studies ^'V( ind his .barber work in State A. & M. ^ C'lllece in, Orr.nyehury. Mr.. Jenkins "en oyp.ee ts to arrive home on the 27th of Mr. *his month, Then Mis^ "so an' so", ^Vr TTfe funeral services of Mr. Ittrtlef '' "'air were hold at. St. James A. M. E. ^'r hurt Ti.?Sunday April 1H. 10.11. Fair was an old citizen of AM>evillo, ?ta and was well thouyht- of by both J i it o n/1 / /?!/? */%/! A H V,A1w>4o.l se.veral years, he. was' always cheer- kin ful through his suffering Hp connected himself with St.. .Tamps A. M. K. Ghurch more than forty ypars ago is __ n'T kppt the faith until taken hy death this Friday April 17, 1031 at .1 p. rn. the TTp is survived hy a widow Mrs. Kate Fair and nine children who are rita Tnr~tY>ttrrwg--Minm?rg ntt.i Fair of Atlanta, Oa., Mrs. Rebecca Walden of Phildelphia, Pa., Miss Cleo Fair a teacher of Howard Higfb school \ of Georgetown, R. Q., Miss, Bertha dau Fair of Chicago. 111., Misses Sallie.and whi Jeste Fair of Ahhevjlle, Mr . J&bn Fftlr "Mrs of Abbeville and Miss Jennie T-ucile Dot Fair a student of State College, S. < Orangeburg, S. C. , TV m ^ v.a etexder ; ; / ~ f.v se attending the f jneral -fr ni < : tnwn..werTT . >!.. . Marcia V. r>. .. of Anderson, .v C.; Miss Liihe T-^rnun. (sreenviiif. ?. C'.;. Me -e"r ..n:r. P: ad.: ,. r^e liar per. "?\ ..n C handler. Mrs. I-aura Fair ar.d Ma*.'it: tfeiiTi o'. At.anta, 'ja..; and Mr*. Walter Crawford ar<; . * Anderson; Mr. and Mr*. . Calhoun of Antreville S. ( .. ano .Jan.V Kiif-on >,f An e-r * ?.. > < . . '."A BhfK'Ki AVI? ?'( Ntw> ,**.*** %. an*-? flo'A'i**-* t.vr A ere p?a n the.- . ' v.; i;r ur. i- th*:- tern "7 d^'jdir.ir forth th-ir spring'at > Sorr.e ha'.v bloomed and -other.- x u.'.o^r to hioorThe chins berry 2 - * - attra'ctfor. '< f the -ea-or:. ? : r to thank pat?ron* and fri-r.d- X .' e.r ai..-.^ta.':<:e"rr! r.elp-.'g .u y ir.-oipal Shsw arid his octet rer- y -d kn appreciative program! fo - X *a;i- <: ruo-e at .St. Paul A. M. E: y .... S*. Ch. Eji.jay r.igr.tlT; Every- t . an*. r, .at i. hve: / .r.e v.-a ! ; t -. -i. . vvr tr.e : - - ? .. . V . ?S'T--- p v.- ;<i the tin:* ior April ^.owfr- y of'.en '^i.- pi ogra':i a?e b>?Sbut in.-pite ' of ' 'the -ijvcien.ehv y vyv-r. the iroTa-;r. rendered. b/. i y*r. J (U('T'*e - pifefrfrjfrtf- to it at V. ear./.- ;V, "^rt-.-rpa} Hr.&w and hi?.-Of-tet. were? p Y.rr-.aTr j 1 A M. K.. Tuesday? :T. 21 and ! b ieied -ar: ir.terfcg*:ntf pj [>.fer?f will;. .'/*?. ** base ball ?a:..e d< yed a*. Nr-tv. Brook land Scrhool. J>e- . ir :jj N'y.v BrO' - kia-r.d and .'A.-.--. ir.b'.v tr vet bov - tV eo ne * u a y attern'^on at k 'clock ,? . ... - -- ? PPher* are several of our, >tudents ttent "OlTie" Williams: Cora tee~^ Mjrnia NVai -*. Mickeris, Cf -r.er Goider.. N'".viler Golden and J. t.v. Tucker. All art reported as- v ;-r- "if.x. r. GADSDKN NKWS Wrifrht. McLs-'ter and. y> .drer. >per.l "a Tew-hours .frith her , vr Mrs. 1..^ W._ Randd dnh th>'-' jMrs! Ruth Re-okard- and children r?-? -n-e4?=re?Well ford?aftr a idea > un; ;y here'and at na^oOd with her .. :er Mrs. ^larion W. Me Lester.-. Mrs. oriard -vent ~r-:r.- time i~ r\ilun-.r..ia ~i *r.' h'-r' cousin Mrs. F!!Tza M&rsh-l! ~ i her friend Mrs. ?Kujrenia K. / , . . . ? , ^:t<t ? croud enj yed jr.e reeitar. a r.d [.la y > re r. d : e d a't O a d s d r. uded S>r. o-.i Friday ever..:.jr by the f1 .i-ii-.-of 1st. tr.roujrr.? the seventh ?J: Kits. - . ' [' \ : lay'"F.ppies Visit" wii! he preted by. the 5th. and" t#th. trrades it's day . evening.p. lev,- T. L'. Backer. pastor- of Tied ur ill: Baptist Churcrr preueht-id th<.caiaureate Serf nor. Sunday r.iirhf. sermon ,was enjoyed by . !antra lier.ee. . lev, and Mrs. T. L."Tluekett?and j,; i Mrs. J. A. * Ra'ndolpfr' Su riJny P. S , Mjsse- Irorothy and Olivia B to ne with Rev. buck- tt e.r.d worshi: j at Red Hill. r* m m ? . ' A I. ATT A NEWS drs. Bertha, and Kmrna Ward. .Mr. '' ai'li"e""a'i.d L. AVard of tV'l-Vl. N. re the week-end truest- of thei ' A' it. Mrs May^ie R Beth?a. F?rof..oJ-arr.es^ Ho!man'. -Mr. Orrie lifrey rnotered over"to fJuansrehurir R friday where Mr, O'sif rey _v,'jy . iiy.lfV.tn^. M.n|.i."anf in .the r. Eitost State College. dr- FratK-ie Piatt is a patient , at a; II'.sj.-itiy] in Florence, her friendihes her a .speedy. reiov.-r. . Mf A Ill*- f'laUi I'rot: .1. 11. Hoimun i*"- ;,] kiLVrrf-.r' til Fliiri-Hn- Slllr! i;.', 1 .IUU. s. Piatt. Ir. fieorire I.atlnr re of Cotiwaywan in town nionday. Rev. I !. nililc. Mr. Crant. Fladycr, Mr. Sam ? risers. motored to Lumberten N*. C. ,f nday. . , dr. and Mr". .1- MeNe<-l ww-?the ncr trul-st of Mr., anil Mrs. Corllie '*< 'tt Sunday. ~ " s Orrie Boss has returned hack-to '' home in Norfolk* V. A. ^ CAMDEN NEWS ? luster Sunday A'pril 5th was very l? inenl ;?Bethel?At:?Mr?Br?< hoi'eh?~ jfitam had to he posi'ftx |-.ed for 'v "12th. Rev. .J. M. Harrison ~rrrrr~ *" eemed P. E., e/nd wife who were be our -Jcuests could not be "out ich to our d i saonointuient?The ' will .also V>e remembered with ' ?S ne*> for" Airs. Bessie Raney Wil- ii ns one of Camden's most lovinir w IWjjf women passed away. A verv f" ir friend. - , fl >he left fejther, mdthdr, thr*>e ,-is- d< s, three brothers .an 'scores of rela- . W - and friends tor. mourn he>- To-. fTi )ne of the most outstanding hap- , lintrs this time, is the mari iatf" < f S I. J. Reed and Miss Mary Louise si ight, April 2d, Sunday at 5:20 P. ai line Tailor for many-yei Mi ?? I'-'hi i- a teacher "of ment having ??j tfii; levr three tiirns,?Hv TnT Tro'in te T.llege. J_ () If' h she and her husband has ob'*v- u the injunction: Seek ve fir?t fii#. .' trdom etc-., may Cod hless them. )r. J. J'. Pickett, M. I).. the enoric and progressive Df>ctor of ohr.<f in attendance at the Association | ? week. His race loving wife reads "Header" each week. The Saman we hope itsPislaoflaoitanintrioi in Herald must he her next. Ir, C It KEN WOOD N EWS J![ ' " ('< fr. and Mrs. J. L. Douglas and f? >rhtcr Clara are here spending a -fi ;.T7h?;rIie Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. iglasjhave heen teaching at Limar, st< I" id fr. -Will Johnson is quite ill at ' I ...t ... FULL OFVBn VITALITY^/ ' ' I' I- Ks I :*s DIM' Mff- i' M RFF a fttt?11 i nr rvrni'T rif. AKS, A NI) T . Al-KV TuIl.KT I'HEPAHATIO: ?NEWSTA Kact Ma?\!/ine? And Newspapers irr T'REA'M A? I'HONE 1422 Assembly Street. Z 1 .15 writing*.-.- ' ? v- | Brewer No fin a! 'School's Annual j lenic' "\va.s ^en.ivy". 7T" Try t}ft rs;udeni? vd marrj?11 n-nd*?.vim joined at the?= :<-nic ground. Mis- Ruth Butjer of ibbe'.ilie was present, The stu- J ^nts left school about *:4.r> A. M. ; trucks and ia)S"._ -Arri'^d at the rbund _ab?>Rt loom o'clock: Mi.'''" lujfh.'s Pasture." The irirls and lx>;.s Mr. Anderson Ruphu- Boyd .was'-, terr leavi'njr 'trxn ?f.-r thetdenio ? rjvhijr a twenty-nine ford sport >u;?e; Misses' Ida Mae, and Sarah., ee Alexander. It was a surprise to ' i?tir n.any friends to'see Mr. Boyd -iiicr progressive with Miss Ida Mae. OHANtiK HI I.I. N'KWS * Friday.' i jf'.t At- i:.. -I M-*- Mary It ayy dub iraw a -) !::./::?J ]'r<?tfr>iii . I'/.'-nt.- Mil ..i; .,?tiii-. .aii.n??Is j?eate?j Friday n./nt .this week !! are invito-;, i- ...-- a:.-: -h Cr-I-' lone _nd -ntr; ' *, - e.'.t a TTZTTTZ a.;r .friend* ar.d -v.'oy- yourselves; a'.' e w;:i; b-.- ai . Cak.--Contest. ..tpnduy onened at the u.-.ual ' ur quite a t..;;uiii:iuw?u:eZut'and t!.\ -.-.-on was WefPr. by t:.e faithful aci. u.- a.-: : rev.-v. b. M ,.-:vr'.)..a, rowr. Jr.' Ac ' i : .. dock- Rev. .J. K.?~ i.'j!- i I".: a:.;; i \ r i' paste ~ reached a -c>ul-st;ri it.y semen fr>*ni Cuter*, ni.njy 1). y ,;b i?- : < *?i- j i" txr" ? ,vry ht-arr \v;; ; ' ici'l *.* *T*? * J*",?'id* *1.1* t i %?* i ?ii (pi,; c-< i the. Tore.-- j> :i - - *?:. vited with the church. ? ? UK I-TON NKU'S -T" -.-atonal ' J* He:, v. . 7T iVuiM" wn- . i. -e. *. : at Ah. /inn f>a; 1 d j.'urffv- \\ 'edr:?rsdh-y- niy.h*. tdii 'J'J irr *!; .i. < !* .Mr. row?. Williams < ;' Anden-on. S.. i a par-Ken .loose who saw ' v?i.d' rrr; ir: e . arTM 'Tat tTT <{< ],,<-u-i were true to lit*-. ar?- i?..ir that the play Will res' nted .liraii'i in the near future. Mr . Kxektel Arnistronir. Mr. ('. I..? > ,an<i 'wife o;' Ahd--r->n. S. ('.. .i[.,r.^-.^Trr-raTy.^vrnii:^ y n: ~~ T-.Mr:. k'T.. Mattis-m. -Mi-.-i-.- l.?ia I.uo an<l Ken trice J.ati-j rr * we ' Tr * \\'i k-t'hif truot - o! .M i'.. ijsu ljci-k0 J/aris.. i:!?- d < at' j i ".in an n-ii -n.rO-.--p < .. ,< -a; ; Key. Fran.!:!!:.. I'rof. J. A. Martin. '>..A Mr:-,.; lari:../- !.ati--.er. . i . .i:v S ; 11.ay* dinner irn-.-ts o, ' . ;. : r.d Mt.-. M a* l i I-- c. ana. A* il < A l: 1.1.SI I. M-,\\< .*" i t r I .la Si -. ;j l.'.yal n.einh"-' of 1. >! ! liu'h hr-.-ath.ed- her ,..~l 'in. the- 'nijj.'.t .ui .April if-. Her atii cante as. a invar sJiui-k to her ranv ft'iend- as she was s.i<-k vnvl.\ .T~ w minutes'. After the Household eerenionv-with ie Odd Fellows..in attendance' ?!nineral was conducted hy her nastm. ? *.*. Wilx. Assisted hy Rev. W. I diti'-on-. I'he pall hearers wccei Urn -a_J 1?1 1' rtii?To111?L:?-?l? iee, ' "Tale'V Sillier. fjcorye W.:?111nt ' "*J~" M?( ?? v' fH-'T" ? " ' ? ? ~~ J "?" Tin-' flower.jfids wen-: .Mi~1 > '(> thy *S t/.h i'.. flattie I'rowt,. M ' ry A. Ma. I .i' 1? - v. S-: i . ' <\ f?. " avage .<>i<1 Annie Salt.-P: a!! dro-sed i' white, forming a beautiful nathay tor th?'i.??ray < ?*> ? laden with hi-r *? ' r <?o?t seeiiled soring awns, The rftusu-u'as sweet reii~ if] h-- the llotv-ehold, Sister Sims as a ' n-.othir ami a lover of . olive-, A blessed worn;;ri lias '?ie.? No night was too void or dark' for .*?" iste.r Siros to go to the n 1k*I" of oiu le know was suffering. Her ch.ureii t* id 1 Iousehold- have sustained an irre II able loss. Pens cannot Write .nor can tomme- I tell, _ ..., " . tir -sad and bitter hiss,? lit .Jesus always helps lis wt-|l, | o bear the heavy cross." Kva Cartfr, M. X. (I. .Mary' F. Sartor. W. R, A lidH DEFENSE TO APPEAL ] NEfiROS* SENTENCES - "I Rirminirham, Ala.?(C. N. S.?The dernational Lalan IM'fl'tme Will ap" al the death sentence imposed on tihf Colored youths by the Jackson ?unty Court at Scottsboro las week r alt-ickiner two white cirls tTR a rei"ht train near Steven?on,_ Ala- ' una. Match TT. Dopglas McKenzie, district reprentntive, and Allan Traub, New York torney, issued a statement after a nference with the prisoners wjio are iy ' nrday. May 2, 1931. )oy\ (i STORK I . , - ? SK. f*ro|i X \ti nir ivr *: f ir: mm.ttks X ? OH A (COS. I ^S?( O.MI'I.KTi:v STOCK. .2 NO? \ ' | ' Can Always lie found Here. ' X ? 0 SOOAS ? "* f ;?;?? 7M>? ' | . ?( oluml?ia, S. ?$ ^ mi PBOTECT^j them from Tuberculosis Koop Ihciu away from sick people.. Insist on plenty of rest , Train tliom . ^ r in It Iiubits . Consult (he doctor ?ru^ulurlv? ? * , j I Jp-to-tlie-Minute Modes PrcpurCit EsPectaliy for This , S,- - ~SAT : : " | ? ^ ... ^ I] . - ? i~mp-' i f. .vw, / i;[ / >il if-tittj? ; v L ill- I ^ WlilTK TOR F.YF. XING Someone lias remarked that you never ^Lt'Iiricl with white for evening. and it's true. It always seems the in ?-t striking eolor in the room. Neither d" you tire of the frock with tlie graceful. ct??.rt-tleis liner borrowedfrom Greece. Ihis'otu- adapts them hltll llih ii stitiu r. .i.ri ni..n . i it has a eovvl tjeekliiie in front, l?nt a V-hackwitli reviTv ami a long streaming how ; * it is softly fitted. hut tin? pointed outline of the wide circular skirt "betrays an in^iiryd classic -source. It is a frurk .that yon can nr.li?and wear and*wear,-and always feel a hit elegant iu. particularly if you make it of \\;hite satin or, faille' ? ? Kxcella Pattern No. 3.186, Sizes 14 to 20 years, 25 center- -