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i Ct^nturday. May 2. 1 A IK KN NEWS A very interesting program wa^ _ given at Sehofteht fnstitute Sunday afternoon at"'4:30 o'clock in \he interest of the better homes movement I'rof. S.. P. Brady principal of the Schotiejd school spoke from^the suit * ject. "Home and. its relation t:> the school." Dr. P. A. Callahani, pastor , of Friendship Baptist church spoke on, ''Home and its relation?feo?-the-" -rzr Vlll I'Oli. JVlrsT Josie Hazel, and Mrs. *J. B. Jei)?vin<rs mad" interesting re___-?*arks relative to the bettor home* -week- to he ntwrvH?throughout?the" . United States, April 20 to May 2(1, Prof. George Hammonds acted -as-n master of ceremonies. Mrs. Leora Hamilton Clyburn and her son Leotis Clvburn, Jr., who has b.-en snending the winter months with Mr. and Mrs. Mack Hamilton.-**)#?'tOHV = I Tn lon_-St^r-4e&- gpnflpid. N J7 , Fridav April 24th Also Mttv Mack ' H idlllwil, loft lor Glen Head, l/>ug Island. , ' The family and friends of Mr. _ Joseph Smith are gjad to see him hack in the city after spending the winter in Mima. Fla. . , Th*1 Rev. Dr. D. F( Thompson pastpr of Tabernacle Baritist Ghurch AuJsc-conducting a wtooderful POirinol _i. " . - r.i r r;enof nip Baptist church 'aro#rt frowds are attending and many souls have heert converted. The nns tor* Dr. CnlTnhani made no mistake ii> selecting this great divine to come to Aiken. _ __ ??? Mi<s T o's McGhee spent the week-_ pnT+ tti O'T'nwehure. S. C., hist week w. with friends she reports a ver?* nic E sant stav. - ~ 4. Mr< J. I.. Scott. Mr. D. A. loi'ies Mr.a Robert Gibson,, and Rev .Ion r.in"s niot-ored to Columbia last Wed . neudav to hear Dr. J. G. Robinson who was conducting a revival at Ro th<>l A.' M. E. Church. * They nls" tried to secure his service for Cumhe-land church Hut the pood Dr. wjw hooked for other places until !?.te in the summer The commencement program of the Andrew Robertson Institute pegin*. ? S-mdav Mav 3rd. with the annuel, ser mop being preached bv the Rev. P F Mmgo. pastor of Wesley M F Church.. .Beginning Tuesday nigh I with?the?primary department in*cresting nrograms will be- bail ronoUwliny thrt (Tfi-lnntinrt in m I'iw. KCHlaV night at Which time one of the-y-outsfnnding ininist"r,? .?f th<i Pri"ibvtev i?tn denomination will address the school. y ? Services were very pood at all the city churches Sunday ifnd. the , min^ - isters are trying to- feed the people with the pure word of God. Rev. P A. Callaham. preached to two full congregations Sunday morn iii" mm-wvmng. They~tteing in tho midst of their revival .much spiritual fe?*vor was manifested. The sermon by Rev. J. B. Jennings ---it?-Cumberland Sunday morning , was 'listened to with much interest, using ? - as a subject. Ezekiels vision of tho four faces. Text Ezekiel 1-10. .The collection for the. day was $0(1.05 ~ FN ION NEWS Service at churches here were all well attended on Sunday. The rain passed over our city and tho church-~ goers were not hindered. Bethel A. M. E. Church has taken on new life under the leadership of pastor Bowman, wfho is eneryetic and believes in Spiritual growth. Rev. Collins of St. Paul, Rev. Baten . .of -Corinth Bnnfi 't mid Thni""Liilili M'' Zion A. M. E. Church are still on the firing line. The leaders above men- tioned are pastors of city churches. Rev. Dig'gs' Topin, Prof. A. A -Sims " .-are in charr?" of work out of the citv of^ Union*. These too, are engaged" in Kingdom building. The Lord of the Jiarvest oxpect -more than leaves front " us and otber workers here and elsewhere. May grace and dhristianity fortitude be given each one thnt tlioir labors fop nntlin-uai*^?Weekly I'UKIO'-'" mers who are in arrears with Palmetto. Leader wjll please take notice that after this week the paper will not he seilt to VOU unfit Hn?g ni>n pt' i'l y. (M- A; T. "Stork" is busy in Union S!i C. A son was left at the home of Rev and Mrs. VV. S. Diggs on Wallace street. On ifMnekney St., a son to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Davist, These are all doing fine ejnif. according to Mary E. Jlavis and Armitta^ Diggs report the new comers are keeping these little, girls quite busy. In giving names of friends attehdjpp 'M-rq Xtrmt ppn m nnty'n -i 1 I tui name of Miss Elssie Gangly was left out," this was not Intentionally. Miss Amada Giles reported $16.00 not $11.00 in "Contest of The Nation." Amountrajsed was $444)0, many th^nks^Were rendered Mts. Geneva Baten for faithful work done and generosity exfhibited. ' Slabtown Convention given by Stir ring Club was also a sueeess. Mrs. Sarah Ruflf president of the Club is pleased with results nr>H tVmnka, mom bers and Friends for cooperation. Pupils of Wallace St. Private school were given a party on Easter Mondav by their teacher. The weather hindered assemblirtg on the lawn. So : a house "party during the morning hours was enjoyed by the littleiolks. sandwiches, cake, and oranges were served. Candy, EtvUer?egPs " were given by Mrs. Tobin. Adult School closed a few weeks ago after twenty nights. The closing program was interesting, speeches, and addresses were well renderd by Mrs. Alic Gregory. Julia J. Gjst, Anderson Johnson, Richard Dawkihs, and Mrs. A Sallie Davis. Program appeared in Union Times, April 1st. Specimen of work done by pupils were handed . supt- of Education Mr? W T Reatu . wh6 spoke complimentary .especially of health sisters5 and wttrk done by Mrs. Alice Gro^nrv and Mr. Anderson Johnson. Pupils gave Mrs. Tobin a srfiall token op appreciation and expressed joy on<k -satisfaction-for-bav- ing attended Wallace Street Adult School. Each of those enrolled re eeiverPtr srrwdPTestament, a gift from Mrs. Tobin who ehjoyed the work very much, this being the second time Adult School was taiight-by her. Nic,e things sent by Mrs. Martha Sortor, Mrs. (J. \Vr. Bo Id en. Mrs. Min17. M. Tobin. Chicken ,, from Mrs. Mamie Crawford and Jce cream from Dr. L. A. Sorter was also a > treat. Many very many "thinks to ealch one. All. Jeter wa$ thutiujitful aiid kindly gave the voting man a drive out once or twice. Attain we thank yog all. 1 7 Here is hoping that Mr. Gefo. II. lampTon of Palmetto Leader will soon be quite well. Mr>. ?of <4ion tluuik " '"fiends who so kindly assststed her in purchasing', refreshements sold at the parsonage. . 1 ' ? Mrs. Thompson and daughter are quite at hotne with the Union phonic 'who are endeavoring to shpw themselves .n)nr"";?f = ~ i\T7'v.--Bowrrrrnr hhs ,raade . a number of calls in the elty?ajiiUriw-af-district pi.. ii'? "It .l.dightiid t.> h'lifn bun . visit them. Mrs. J. A. Baton enjoys car riding nd is never more pleased 'than when <h?> b;i* ..??? ?^|/vi tmiii/V -1#I LcilUil^ trips with Ilev. Dr. Briton who is always it the wheel. . The wedding ?t Zion A. M. E. church on- Monday night whs a success, costumes were all well made, and upon the whole a very enjoyable afTair. Teachers are busy pron*T\inpr gor commencement at Sim.s High 'in* " McBeth School Union, S. C. Mcs'anies Sims and Humphries are vcrvkind in sending'sweet milk 20 S. WirttfroeU~Stf Mrs. Humphries. Miss Amanda Giles, Misses Marv E. end Minnie 10. Situs were- visitors at. the i above named home.. Thanks -for flowers, etc. Mrs. Minnie Freeman jolty?bunch : ivoy Po?? call now ami uiruui. MijJosephine B.vrd has promised , to sub crihe to The Lender. She enjoys eadirig it. ? Miss Dora A. Hardy. Mrs. Willi" T- dees Anna H. Sims, Tula- Dohi" on, Sallie B. Young, Alice Carson Marv Tally and others arc at homo eor vacations. . M '"'p" ?>? > Ch'<'??-b?.< Av? ' "tortai"ed Missionary SocleC o' 'ornith Baptist Church. A most ^elnul meetin?: and muoh en'oyed ro 'Ygshmonts Mrs. Lulu J. Ito-honi"!' s the honored president of the Society Wrs.?K.ilie Kendriek also gave a Pop pll. and sent lovely _ yioleLs. The oiino- man a fa in thnnt eneh ?ny for.. >o kindlv remembering. Cards sent were. , hlsp appreciated. A very ' hough t ful act h\. our friends across 'he sea. Af? . Charles -B. Field of Greenville s. C.. wiis the house guest of Miss ionise H. Black well last Sund-v. 4 CIIKSTKTll PARAHR AIMIS Mr. and Mrs. CI. W. Bolden, Mr uul Mrs. \V. W. Nicholas spent Sunday in the city visiting relatives and friends. M:s Ruth Drummer and Mr. Pi"ola 'Ver'hv left- '/Friday . morning? for *. incrolmre*. S. C'.. whore thev wil' vnk Friday night in the chnpel of ^ - iiri iciit it jyi i 11** ; "inlev.. 11 iiih School in the State Or" ' rical Contest. -M4*s Bessie J. Lewi? " ompanird them. Fire, "nuiid.it iiTirln" destroyed the car and garage of Mr. and Mrs. Andy P: iTf tt. Miss Toyetta Miller-and Mr. Hemphill Brown were married Friday night of last week. Ki'di v lTi"h nd I ?>ohii< St?'ee* teachers and pCipils read with interest the announcement of the marriage 4-a_X^umle?r^>F-Mi?.?. l.ouivi' Wt'ltrtlT ' to Mr. Joseph Reid. Mi ss. Wright L taught two years in Finl'ey High" Miss Jtrlia Mol-iire, an aped citizen died Tuesday night at her home or McLiiro Street after a brief illness funeral services.. were held Sunday afternoon at Car met Presbyterian Church,?TTer only brother. MrrJames TJjorton arrived in the eit\r morning from his home in Colorado Springs. Colo. He has been absent from Chowtw whrmt"ftff yflTlTsr "j j:/1 Chester friemls . were shocked t< learn of the death in Rock Tlill. e.f Undertaker Willie Robinson, the bus hand of Mis, .lohnie?It I ao?Rmmuuir Rolfinson.Deepest sympathy is extended her in this great sorrow. Dr. J. D. Martin, president of Rrai nerd Institute is. very much imnroved to the deliirht of relatives"*and fr'ends Miss Helen Buchanan is eniovin?a visit of several weeks to relatives' in Washington. P. C. The boys in the advance classes in Bricklaying; gave to their t^a^h'er Mr.'Charles Young, a surprise birthdny party at his buanliiii??plMH1. id Hie home of Mrs. Bessie Franklin on Mondp.y night. Teachers from F'nt?v High and LoonuVSi., with many high school students and a few friends attended, and * filled the rooms of tne home About 9:80, Mr. Harold Spanr arrivd bringing, Mr. Young 1:1.. As he neared the premises, the lights were cut otf, until he got- into the hrnjitv when the button wa* totwhed and the house was again illumirattd. hi- found himself ni the midst of merry friends who hegfjn singing, "Happy Birthday to You". It was then thtrthe understood the meaning of the gathering. He was the receinent of many useful and pretty gifts, Icc . cream, cake, punch and mints were survcil. and thus after a happy~eveninp, one more year was added to Mr. Youngs ape. : 1 Mr. Kennedy, Auditor for the N. C. Mutual Insurance Company, from Durham, i> rti the city on business. On the sick list are: Mrs. Mary Reed, Mr. Julius Cox, Mrs. I/ottie Richburpr. Ruainerd Institute will play Sims Hifth cf Union at the Fairgrounds. Friday afternoon. Finifty High and Treat Fells crossed hots Tuesday, the score. Vf-ic ^ I ip fmflon of Mr.- arid Mrs. Peter Lender, Miss Annie CJarrick and Miss Minie Bradford motored to Rock Hill, Sunday afternoon. ? Miss Hattje Ramseur. clerk in the Company was called to, Rock .Hill F rid fly because of the death of her , hrrrther-tmlirw-, undertaker Willie Robinson. Messrs J. I) WilHftT"_ Sr., Misses ^ r ' . ?? ' THE PALM El Tin: OUT |>OOK MVINC ROOM An out ciuoy liyiny rnnm.i* or whmth be' iUst bs. the namv implies; it is a part of the landscape design set apurl for the private use of the people re siding on the propert" It should be so constructed, that one can i'eej safe from the inquisitive eye of th< public. Some gardens, like -sSbtnc homes, afford ltWle or nn.re inivac> than a show room. Better one rooii that is vour own than a whole hou-n exposed, to the- world; better a tillj plot where "ou can by alone than?i great expanse without this essentia attribute of the real garden. . ?V~ ""It is 'not un American. to want's secluded place of vour own, for afte> all the word warden means an inclosed -lace. Thus, the first essentia in the-Construct ion of an out-door liviii^"i^lffir~lS "'"'IVHOV. sec ond: simplicity: and th?i:tliirxl- i-x ? The so called "finck yard" offer? the greatest t>o-sibilities of niakinp ?n out door living roqtU. Many ol >ur "back yards" can be made vers ttractiye if tlu- proper methods' an used. Some may say, "I need m> innf'O fnr inv i<r?Lr^r*o r\?* trocrni o )le garden, or-cut flower garden. ] lo not recommend that these shoule '?e eliminated but I do say that the} should be "*?ut in their proper places 'ml if this is done, I am sure that here will be ample space- left. I have in mind the home of one o1 our well known citizens, of this city who has a chicken yard at?the reai >f his house; yet, even while stand ing at the very gate of the hen -yard Vou would hardly know it for the wir< .'ence is a solid wall of green. (Tin omnloji honeysuckle vine and an ok 'asliion rambler rose are the means. ! The 'garden, vego'. able or flower should be located in the extreme reai of th house and screened, from Lin, rest of the yard by a low prive' hedge. The rest of the-yard is at your dts osj'l Remember the^ sectfnd riiAe >f landscap gardening?have opci spaces. ?To observe this rule, w< must 'keep all the .planting to ' tht sidesj. The informal style of plant ing is tho, most appropriate for th; tvoruge home. The general schena if .phint ing calls for the nsi of shrubs, trees~and evergreens. Kv ?rgrcens-4>lay-an important part fui they give (he greenery or that parte* .he gaia'"" which lasts when blossom: have faded and gone. The out-line o he h.ti should be sinous not straight The inside edge of'the shrubs is thi Vroper place for perehials and bulbs The nlhnts used in this horde1 should be limited ^ to a wisely s'e looted few. The central open space should b' seeded to lawn. All walks must bi ' ept to the side. If the area is smalJ straight walks, are most attractive The home i< said to be the greates educational medium. Part of a child education is nature recreation?tha is recreation 'gotten from nature This nieiUQSshas been the public parks but when There is no public park fo vour chtMTt'ri yon have" all the i.iori eason to plant your grounds. If y*n . ou^ It is possible. Peter C. Lane SUMTER NEWS The Federation Glubs of the eit., '\av<> set apart April 26 as: Mariot B. Wilkinson Day, and on Sunday af ternoon April 26, platform service: were held in honor"bf~Mrs. M. B. Wil kihsoit. Mumwiikuubh and. Mrs .Etta B. Rowe, were present and botl we re-at their best in their addresses Music was rendered by Mt. Pisgal unl Emanuel Choirg and students o' Morri? College rendered several mu ical selections. A large audience wa: )resent ajul $20.15 was collected. A play entitled "Applesauce" wa: vrcstivecr in tne Lincoln uign ncnoo \uditorium on Wednesday night, Apr by the iitatr OwHige niid'-OlnfliT 'University Dramatic Club. The~pl&"} was indeed spicy from beginning tt >nd. The characters played thvii art* a< pf-ot'os ional players and no * '" nteurs. A large and appreciative udience wss jicsenf. The anxMiarv to the fostat A1 ''nwemet at the residence of Mrs S. G. McDonald, on Friday afternooi 4 pril 24: after the business was tran "acted the ladies were invited int< the dining room where a delicious re past was awaiting them. Miss dardena. Dubose spent thie oast ? week-end in Orangeburg. NEW BROOKI.ANI) NEWS New Brookland Baptist Church Aii Club met on tftff 23rd of April nt th churdh, the house was c:411ed to or der by the president Mrs. Ada Ree^t minutfes was read by the SArctarj Mr. William Mitchell." Some very in teresting talks were made by th members of the elub._ We were alsi glad to have our loving pastor Re\ M. H. Holloway alnd his wife to b r^oV TV... . o>tc>.. r.:,>Vi? v.: a lap gave us a very interesting tali which the club enjoyed vefy much The meeting closed with a song le by the president. j Essie and Rosa I-.ee McLurkin mat or rd to Charlotte Saturday night am snent the dav with their marric sisters. Their mother, Mrs. Mc Eurkin who has been visiting he daughters there for th,e past twi months returned home with then" Mr. McLurkin returned also after i visit of el few days while Miss" Fvssi renrvned to be <the guest of her^tf? ter for several weeks. -Rev. and Mps. T>. C. Crosby am two daughter, Misses Ruth and th baby motored to Winnsboro Sunda' wwr gpMH m nay. r Finlcv High and Clinton College j-.layed ball Friday in Rock Hill. TTv score to 2-1 in 'favor of Clinton Col lege. Born to 'Mr. and Mrs. Rome< Har per, Cemetery iSt., on Saturday | daughter, mother and baby are doinj well. flee Master H. D. Gladden on Sat ?rday morning for a topiy of th( Palmetto Leader, 4 rro LEADER MILLER CHAPEL A. M. bC -CHURCH i W wherry, S. C.?The Sunday School wus jvell attended and much information was imparted, | At 11 :.'5t) the choir proceeded to the | stand with its "Holj, HpIyv Holy," > processional. The Pastor Dr.- J. C. > McClellan announced as a subject "The Voice of ('onscionec" from whir... i a very informative and spirited ser> mon was preached. The cries of r aim n were heard all over the house. 1 thein were: Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Butler and daughter of Abbeville, S. G^; i M s. Let*k of Greenwood,' ai teacher v in the'*V wer Normal Schoe'- Mr. George Whinner of New York and I the Pi csbvterian church and others. ^ JThe-named-persons- as.-hc= ~ mg pleased to be in our service. Ohc - person-was united- with~ the~church. " i The Stewardess Board No. 4 tyul ""a " on sermon service;- gotten up by * Mrs. Geo. Robinson, President of the r board, Quite a success. The fol1 lowiner ministers. Were nresent: Rev r S. M. Hasley* H?v. R. A. Youngs Rev. - J. C. Collier. Rev. H. N. Gillurn, Rey. [ J. C. McCle-llanp all of them did quite 1 -well. r The Sunshine Club had a Silver c Tea at the home of Mrs. Carrie Whitr t ner's the president on Sunday afternoon, . . f Dr. Quarles our efficient dentisL. , was also present in the service and - spoke.. ' "Mr. J. W. Brooks of Calvary Bap tist Church was funeralized last Wed - nesday afternoon bv the Pastor, Rev. .* S M. Hasley to a large crowd of sorL rowing friends. ... ) " Rev. d. C. Copeland of St. Matthews . B: ol ist Church has started a revival r >n Winston-Salem N., C., for a few days 1 i A Silver Tea was given in interest of the Sunshine Club led on by Mrs. Carrie Whitner who puts over her ! program.. ? 1 At 6:45 the A. C. E. League as1 sembled and Mr. A. Butler directing" the forces? the pastor went in arid Riv. G. 1). Collins preached; he moke on the 4->*??c: "The unmet needs. 7~ "oT'The world." 2 At the night service Rev. McCli 1 Ian spoke ifrom the subject, "The r Christian. Throwi." _This was .a powf eri'ul?sermon.?^ r?:; y-"' s The Deaconess Bo'ard,rled f Mrs1, l.ula Pratt a worker from lie* heart ami a leader of women .ippc.l ?- the beam in the pastor's requc/t. following this board nearest is the secr oud Stewardess led or. Lv Mii. Bes sie Robinson .who does not talk but works. Next is the 3rd board led f by >Mj?. J. K. McKenzie, known as the tyianfi'TTeXt^lth hoard under Mrs? hr. L M. G ilium who is styiea as me oau> hat was born grown; next OOhTCS the t 3th board under Mrs. Garv who is s aithful to the core and then the Pufi pit Board who is Always on the job >. under Miss A. L. Pearson and the i. Willing Workers who never take a back seat, Mrs. A. Sweetenburg and y "the fifth board who tk the babyj bies, Mrs M. Abrams and the.Sun > shine Club and the Hurry Hustlers.. Mr. Clide Pettis and the S. S. all of them were, represented and others too. Our >ick is improving". DILLON NEWS , i I 1 At 14:30 Sundae, morning, Rev. J. " P. Washington, Pastor Bethel A. M. i. Church, preached an inspiration.ti ' sermon' from Cor 4:3; subject. "The <>.' ' ' Gcr^l." 1 Sunday School at 4:00 o'clock wa? \ well attended. \ Again at-S:0U. cL'clock -Rew. Washington brought to his hearers a message of good cheer that made us renice that we were upward, bound. - -IWvv- Giles - Alford- of New Liber; ly Presbyterian Church was a pulpit --Visitor Sunday night" ......J*. Rev. John Gregg,' Pastor of Manr" hing_ Baptist C'liurch pi-cached two eloquent sermons Sunday. Little .\liss Emma Mae Wall who r has been ill With pneuntonia is ini ' proving: Mrs. Mollie (J. Bethea received the sail intelligence Mpnilay x)f thi death* of her hi other Mr. Shephard Wheeler of Trenton, No J. 1 Mrs. Beaulah John? on who has been, visiting" in Hamlet, N.. C? has ' returned to her home. The Ladies of thfr Willing Workers ] Club gave a lawn party Monday-night '' A neat sum was realized. .Mrs, .lulta Washington has bet n indisposed- lor a few days. Mrs. A. B. Wa-dihlgfon gav? a soe d ial in the interest of the church. Tue> F evening. ' 1 - . Mesdatnes Lillian XieUols and Mm ?, nil Johnson etRertaii.id the \\ W. y 1 ub Wednesday evening after an :n teres. Mi(f irogiv'i i "t -e in'.stt'ss setve i r andwichcs, euke aial cort'te. lieorge M. Lea n was ho.a lr-.il. ,S. and Literary Club ,?louf whist and- radio fnusie "wt-re enjoyed k? Mrs." Katie Smith served fruit saiad j cakes, and punch. Miss Klorine Smith and Mr. Mon - rue Wilstui were quietly man ied last , I i . ..L d Mrs. Marv Kennedy is visiting her it" friends in Ww Vnrk? Born to I)r. and Mrs. C. II. Cl.irr rett a son, Reverdy Ransofh, April r> 21. Mother and son are getitng on > fine. a The stork visited the home of "Mr. ? and Mrs. George Madispn April 17 7 arid left a 10 lb. boy, Johnson Moore e MORRIS CHAPEL BAPT. CHURCH y Dr. K. Douglas Johftson. Pastor . J jj* (iHrcnwood, S. C.?The Bible School o?w>ned at the usual hour with Supt Jas. Robinson and other ofieers and _ teachers at their posts of duty. The attendance was large and the teachersr y taught their respective classes. with manifes'ed interest. At 11:30 AyM. dtm^orthy pastor p delivered another orit1" o^*^?a special germons, usring as his subjecV"The Sign* of the Judgement." The sei "1 fll'llT" J Iftv??' Sp*''?U* ;""(i ppw was in evidence. and uie Saints' re joiced in the (Jod of their Salvatioi us the/Teat man of (Jod talked l>; the way. The Sujish'in- hand met at d:tji P. M. and held, a splendid se>.ioii Mrs. (Mara Watson. Direetre-s. H. V. P.- tT. iiirt T> P. M.; ."M r (' Stevens. Pr< sid"tit presiding Tin top was ip'erf's*in'"lv disc's.*'*!. At H P. M.. H"V. (). W. W":t"tI on, f the young mini -ters or. oil'- churc| delivered a, strong.sermon on "Prayer' 'Last Ttmrsdav and Ffidnv night Dr. A. ('has. I.! Arhouin o*" C-o'umbn preached-, two strong sermons tha will live Ion# in the hearts' id' -tin hearts of those tliat hpmrt?it. ; Dr. At hutllll IS one o! ttie stronges preachers .in the, state. . Come aguii W are "glad to have you. .~vforri - Chanel is still fo.i-ino ho wav to the front under the sul'e. am ane leadership of-our great TT:YsToT .He...bus..fj.ur pxa'j>:ei^...fixr -limjf--Ufe--4-}>H -Ue-may continue to serve us as pastor and to preach the gloribu. gospel o Tesus Chrr-t. I.FLSYILLK NEWS' The members of the ' '< ami J erad s rendered ail uper.tUi ei Pitied 'Down Among The Fairies,'* Morula; "evening, April 27 under the d?* etioi of Miss llattir (I. Ferry. This ex roise was a real treat. Hampton Junior lUgh is very mud pleased-due -having ra reorpsentativ* from this, school to eiiFi r-the'Stat Dec 1 aniatiwti Col ; !. at Anderson Wednesday, Anril 20; in the per-oi >f 'Miss Jennie Lou Nicholas, The Rev. M. Peace of Allen L'-ni versity conducted a week of prayv ' Service at St.'~Matthew C." M. K Church. Rev. Peace was at-his bes "is usual. Miss Verda McKinzy was the" "week end guest of Mrs. Tolsa B. Harpe of Ridge Spring. There was a glimp-e of Misses Ga ry, Daniels, Messrs Watson and Sip gleton Sunday afternoon. Misses Ver-nice Fllertx, Bonnie DF" Prof, and Mr . J T. W. Mil, S '""tin ed to Bettis Academy Sunday after 1 noon. . ' i .Mrs. M.?L. ( linn of Ridge?Sf>?itu : was the week-end guest of Prol. am ganized by Prof. M*ims. Tjre~~STTpsfi me flub met at the limn ol Miss C'leo Bryd Friday al'ternooY After the ngular busiltoss nu-etim the hostess served a delicious cours of ice cream and cake. . The Bitter Boys Club is- doing great work with Mr. Reedy Rowe a . president who?is -a -member?of th graduating class. This club was or ganized by Prof. Mills: Hampton Hi is sending the largegraduating class this year in the his tory of the school. This class ha made a wonderful record. The girl quantet of this. class did quite a b >f traveling rendering musical nun or if--of KM) percent - attCTldaTTC e "1 ?'ehool_ for Jour years. Miss Beatr ii Thomas has received' first honor Un Miss Lambert Boyd second. " ? LU^KILARTTTHW S~' The people of Lockhart were grea ly surprised but rejoiced last Sunda 'fttfrnoon when the intelligence wu circulated that Mr. A. A. Maytieh ,|f Winston.Vtnli.m V I' ?-lor . Lockhart was here for a few days vi.< , it to his mother, Mrs. Lucinda '.Ma; ield, and his brother. Mr. J. H.d.an r nnd other -f rimds. The' people wet lelighted -to see him. and rejoiced o\ er his success and vied with eac --other?in?making?bh?stJy plcas.-.iv While here he addressed a large auc :cnce at the church Sunday night an tectureu twice to tne scnooi Childrer . M''. May hold. wao burn- iti?Leeds. -t C., and reared at Lookihart. Whil .here he showed signs of usefulnes but since going to Winston-'Sajem h has 'made himself a great man? M is a deacon, in the Shiloh Haptis A^hurch and Superintendent of it: progressve Spnday School; Column ist for The Twin City Sentinel, daily white paper, and Principal o the . night school department; Fore man State Department Adjutant o of the Negro Division of the N. f Amercan Legion; the First Negro t ittaui that position. . Mrs. Josie Collins of Clomson Col . 'tiffa?> pent t hi'?wi i lei nd?in?Luck hart visiting Miss. Emma Davis an other friends.; Rev. \V. D. Norflett- was at hi pott Sunday and (.preached a- rea fine sermon. Mfrs., Janie Scott, daughter niu son, and Mr. Dave White niotorei to Darlington and spent the wcek-etv Illl II Ifliun. Miss Maggie Sims, of L'nion spen 'aturday and Sunday with Miss Jero line Goforth. Both of . these youiij womtn are members of the senio lass of. the Sims High School. Mr. Andrew Bobbins. Mr. Johnni aScolt, Miss Pauline Gladden, Mis A ft a Jackson, MPs Marie - Gladdt - motored to Winnshoro one aftcrnou to visit friends. ^ 1RMO NEWS The Sunday School at Macedoni dBaptist Church opened Stindrfy at tf usual hour with Supt.,C. C. Crawfoi at his post. The lesson was beaut fully discussed by the school, we wei very fortunate in having Mrs. Alii: tone to visit ug Sunday and the scho listened to a very interesting tal ma Ha Kjr^lvbr Sunday was also a pleasant day f Youngs Chapel A. M. E. Church. TV Sunday School was very good. Re' Vance the pastyr was at his best. Yervvinteresting .League hieeting Wa held at the usual hour 4a30, music wsi furnished by the Silverfone Harmon zers of Harbison College. The Lei gues and their wonderful presider Mr C. C. Crawford are planning the annual spring picnic soon. v . v ' Sauturtfay, May '2, 1 ?).*! 1. " Rljis;-* 5|-'i?'si,|y,*is ill aril.K ' ; ^Ttilnur wjfh numps, Puris^ li/iiie. (irow '.sjinif Tufsilav wiii Miss Lixziv Fic-hl. y. i, " .McskiV*l>ir;V))i I.ojirk.. la-i^v hieV J/'fe" tyWutiis an.)' IV,, it,, i ;l",'i"t' .m<nifay l.uh?- .Muna , li li '"K U < y . v\xi v 1L u ma t-1ri?ra trf:irfy " "" ^ a immla-i nl Imul: tM-iulniiw. H \ pounds. ; Jilt.lM- au,l 1 lamiii-cna |j, 'f a<1f<j:iiipaii!f.| 1,^ I'i?:V. .M. . .J i to I I .?jjjii last. .MoimI'.v ?,'i >?usini?>s. f, H'itmi! an.il ' . - ~ hihI ihi-i- lu i.ihc' M K _ ilw, M i-.v f brriTTU,. hVir ,.y ":tn<l M iv 'jf"!>-V <'cnt last ' with' .Mis tv and 1 . rcMiasfiia - Hi, ??^ii-a?Alitily 1 liiki-t ly'i Wrilnri ila v H t m- SiTiTiMllTI.r.'.M a - C~~\i7 T7',,.l ,e I I vmh,,...,...-,., T..: i .- i ??- ?i^!i ior vorv 'pli-si77!:, XamrF-amF > Mlwi't (jihson <1! Ri<;iv# Sr?fiuy were ^ Kfi*i?s?r vmu:im?n- , /; . ?7 r ^ tl'Ull) of M rivl.i- it < ,:) tr- ' SI ^ row.I wpnes-of] the tru'i iu-. J '.-de Mis>e#. \ t'l'ilja" ?a?] T ii.i;i ra \\ iUianos atv up.?iii'] in ?><-!.!oo] ap'ain ' after >uM'crirnr wit}, iiiump',' TliMMui>(.),a lit- '.' ! . ( ; o ' < : . ' a- ? ' " 1 1 1 ?-J IMPOJtTA NT " --A ery. , Liberal AVeekKjjd and Sunday Excursions Fares . t * . " t??i'f.y. ^ fday. S it iirda> and SUhclav 7 7 * l_t Ktf?V?4vrr-^lairh'^^T^JTTiT Oct .'ier" 2*?th; Far*. Plus l-S Rf;und Triu I'ctevct n a'l points.. return- ' 1 1 'rl- Tiu-sdn-y^ foliowinjj. . K\ I re inch J ow Sundav Tickets ?r ' "I'l f'"" !m>vniiiir ' tr:ui t , alj r_ points \vf:l:in rndiu- r.f w?> ' miles- at . i^Oru* - ( enl Per Mile Trawled ttetuin-' limit .latf' .of sale.. - _ U ( -Ii-ult Tic Rot Auvnts; H ~ SO l 111 tJK.N R AII \\ AT ; "VSYSTE.M e I Travel by t ruin: < > 4' ' ;i- ' Keonoinicul'?Safe -keliui.I. 11 Cramping, Pains ' " ~; I MI USED to suffer quite I ? . - j . * a bit from crumping ' [ ar.d pains in the lower ? ' I , part of r.iy body, aftd-cerr j f tainly felt very bad. I / . didn't feel like working. ' I -"After I suffered so-J , tj?- much, a ;::'Lonai_iuai..mer ~~ l-T t-hat Cdrdui would help d i ' me, So I took , it and I | ^ i {"* ! . am sur6.gl.td that I did, tr' : ?for iti iifio'-a rrrt? ?rr3"T~ J **"*" "* e recommend it to others." | s j > ?Mrs. Mattie- L. King, e , 1358 \V. 9th St.. Little/ ! Roek, Ark. | " 1 j For ovfcr 50 years worn- . . giiPd results. 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