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Page Six ? * SPORTS PASTU1 w ? - n. w. Mi'i Allen and State played one of tho hurt: last week. Allen won from ! * heard about the game would indicate ahc Association during the current s< is'credited with having let the "Hull 1 hit games are not every day occur stall <>n the hall alright.' * MMege Hall hits been hack' at the ?'?throe games aiid is reported us heir bat in the game with State and cau his batting eye wa? good also. It t machine well lubricated, then you ei a?f going to gel Fusty again. "AHeiP Kield on Mav 6th. ? Slate wreaked Vengeance upon B? 1 l-'.L game against her Columbia rivj a ih w battery in that game?Code an< - ? was a "big shot" at Morris, prior loss was the first sustained bv Bene * TF. Kount/.e makes th<- following < *.? Chronicle. of April^-2^-. - "Twenty-tiv soared our Kdward Cordon of the L tiTnip mark m the recent intercolleg other junipers'-didn't cotne even elos held the running luoad jump title foi hard and Ned Counliti! Does the bro lor the soaring event. Beside Court an outstanding running broad junipc * .The Tuskegee 'tennis Tournament ration x* olives t'lom Knoxville College present Knoxville in the tourtufftieirt. s"*l.he dilection of Coach.. Wallace .(). 11 ( ALMOI N KALLS NKWS The Second -Quarterly Conference' of the'Calhoun Kails Circuit was hi Id ?at?Alt.- Hchrnnv Ai'iril 2i>-2(?, -Saturday the !\ K.. Kev. J. B. Smith, transacted his business ju t. as lie always does iu his- business like, manner, Sunday the school opened at 10 conducted by liev. John Croon. Stipt. of Clover A, M. E,1 Church. The teaeIvors went abotft their work in a great ?!.??<" 'PI,,. I? ..I .... . x. V..X..-. Ill* (imm v ui>> taught by Rev. S. I'. Reynolds. Rev". - lb"> Hold - La J?I',real Sunday?S>'hoi>l ti aelier. We are always glad to li.ive hru.?with. us. Aft el' Sunday Seliool " - preachinjf serviee began. Tlu P. E. text was John 4-:'! I; My infill is Xll clu the will of Him who sent me. He discussed this text with vividness and power. 1 think that ov< ryone that heard iiini can truthfully say: "Did not our hearts burned while the nr'n . ?ii' Cod talked to us by..the wav." After service tin- d; legate -to-,the Kleetortil College was elected. Mrs, Carrie Dial Edmunds .was elected front - ttirrirrtTtTT**" * M-t. a in 1_Airs. J oh 11- ?Choams (?r < i > and Mr.-Samuel from Atlanta. Ha., . aie here visiting Mr; and Mrs. Crieen parents. ^;ev.-. ;nid Mrs:?kn4m Clveen. "Mi\ Johft. Mrs. l?i / and M'ss Eliza _ Hunter Wv.lv called home" to he at - the bed-side of their father. Mr, Asbury Hunter. who is a patient in the Ander.-on County llo.-nitjjj _. - ' 1 .In le (h anette Klo-yd has returned home after a. pleasant stay with hei mother in N'rw York. Mr., .je- -cClii.vtoii of Virgodtt-spent a few days visiting his mother. Mrs. Nancy Clayton. Mr. and Mrs. Archie. Ware. Jr.. were the djnner guests of Mrs. Ed inunds and Sinyleton SimiiI.iV . . J .it tie .Miss .Marguerite McClasler wa> tin- Smulay truest of .Missis MiIlirvii Thcltna Belcher. . Mrs. I.nui-e' Morton of (irecnvilli* is herv visit ing her sick nihtluu\ TTrs~~ l.iv.y.io Kinch. The wedding hell are still ringing _r Mjv?I'a go Hill p i' afal. Miss- l|)vo. of (Jeorgia were happily married.{Saturday nTglTt. TA1T. Karmst riiVi -'h ~ ami Aliss l.iiri tui p.Al< p,(.tVio were married. Mrs'. Mary Blue is very ill at tins writing. Air. Satlio (Jantholl i- utile, to lie out on tier Jo 11 attain, ? Airs,. Stafom of Willintrtoii ga\'e A! iss Alinitio Calhoun a pop call Satur-. .lay Clio wa- eiiroute to Salisbury. "X. < .. to he "fit the hod-side of Iter sick son. Mr. Alex Slatotn aecohipan-ivd her as far as Calhoun Kali. swansk.Cnkws < i.ii. last- Sutnla> with the coining of soring new lite is observed among the people of Swansea. The attendance of all" serviv.es are increasing; A large nu'mher was present Sunday mornintf at the Sunday" School. We are proud to have more '.of the pa_ runts present every Sunday morning at Ml. 01 ve A. M. E. Sunday School. . Mrs. SerPna h.vke- the wide-awake teacher of the lirst olass is a live wire X t II Itil Rev I. Raniiolnh. Preach c(T a very interesting sermon from the loth Chapter ut!J- Cor. The peo*?; all were 'made glad to. have heart! him , ~~ "The I ."a gut: is ' progressing nieeTy" with Mrs. Viola Roach, president.. Mr. and Mrs. William .James of St. Matthews; Mr. rjnd Mrs. Henry V K. .MeDaniel were the dinner guests of their parents, .Mr. ami Mrs. I. ] T: Fietdw, last Sunday evening. Z, ^Lisk Rose'tta JietheL of?Colouial . Heights has flowed a .siu ct ssfuLs*$h*ud term arid returned home to the delight of her many friends. . Mr. Elvin Mack, son of Mr. and Mrs.'" .Jasper Mack, returned hp me recently from Jacksonville, . Flu?,* and W , was the guest of Miss Kthel M. Fields, Sunday evening.. *?? Mr. Jasper Mack, and family mo ?? to red to North. S.' < V, "Thursday, f? - to ViRTt their daughter. Mrs. Mabel 'Durant. _ Do Most Of Your Trading With Our Adf * vertisers. RE BROWSINGS HrARDTir.n t ' r se unusual baseball games at OrangeState 2-0. All that this column has that it was the best game played in 'ason. Martin, Allen's port side twiler f)ogs" down without a solitary hit. No ranees: That' youngster puts plenty O ' ' ? I * ? - ^ . short held post for Allep for the past! lg better than ever.?Lvroy" Scott has! >?Forte rfiold hit his stride behind. the , ght a bang up game. They say that akes a little time to get a baseball an1t tell ji^st when some of the parts nmt Ohtf Htte&To fiillchi ^(f ptay'iat'TTiirsf" * -* nedict lost Friday when she won .a;i lis at Orangeburg. Benedict tried out d MjcFarlin. Code is ai young gent whc' to his coining to Benedict. Friday's diet during the present season / * ,'omment in his column in The Boston e ji-t'i iuur and inree eignis mcnos [niveusity of Ipwa to set a new broad. iate track meet held at Kansas. The e to dethroning Gordon who new has r two years. Shades of Do Hart Hubad jump belong to the Negro athlete?" * ? Tlete?has?some particular adtrptabrtity lit> and Hubbard, Sol Butler onee was r. ' . * * will be held this month. A eoinmunistating that nun and women will reThey are preparing*thtlnselvos .undo awkirrsr? ~r " * . WI HTM IRK NK.WS Whit mi re is indeed saddenover the j death of Mrs. Mary... .Butler -Taylor :who died in a Columbia Hospital. ' April 21. 1 SK11 and was buried at Cc |<lar Grove Church, April 2(?. Tin I funeral sermon was preached"by R?'\. i C. H." MeRae. She leaves to. mourn her loss 2 sisjers. 1 tiephew and n host.of relatives and friends. A sole. by Mrs. BroshV Williams was yer;. . much enjoyed. We are glail to hear of the marri I are til?M is.s?KJ?IVnoy t'opelnnd o?io Mr. Mndcll 1?? ? ?> Tlu-v?urn. all?f+? smiles over their, ceremony. Mr. Albeit Banks' is slightly intwill continue also the others who art out tin-, siek list are slightly* rtnprov ed at this writing. . The 'Will Do Club of Cedar Grove A. M. K. Zibn Church, held its weekly meeting on Wednesday evening April 22, We had a interesting nu-el' ing. The meeting was nresideil ovei by Miss F. Christine (ileum Tlic-cluh.. txyas serwd by Miss Glenn. I'o say ?that ii was-enynyi-i-l? would--he putting-' it mildly. .*0.1 OAKS 'NKWS __ ___ 1 \\ c bavejuM' closed one of thermos* ij>f._.our_ school-;- Kttt-imn li u edit n< be jriven our teachers. Mi-s Amy 11. Ursa assure ami .Mr. W; 'M. Garter, the exhibits were indiscribable. Qu under their leadership. w< peed suci | coders always. The wedding bells are .ringing a round hei'e. Mr. li. B. Branson and Mis- liel.eeea .lenkins. were h.iimiK .. married Sunday ./at Miss . Je.nkin'lome. Midway, S. C. Miss Desaiis lire. Mr. B. 11. Carter. Mr. !'. M. .Moore, motored up* to witness tin T weddnijr. It was .a _ errand ehureli .v odd in jr. Immediately after the ee'r '.moiiies the bride arid trroom left tor his -frr.nvr. vyhore rivey w.-iT> e;"; The Weddinir suDiier was indiscribael 'We -wish them much happiness. * ) ^ KKKIi Wild. CI.I B 4Mi*s. C. 11. Pleasant, the- l'Cesideid was hostess to the members of tlu Fne Will Club. Sumlay afternoon ?m?II., eel..... I.-.IT ..." I >:. I - .....I ?.l HUIHi nilllll Camp. After the. usual form-of devo ' lional services, Prof. Roddick. a>' sisting at the piano, and a shaft htisi-' mss session the club became the* aud knee of an interesting and a ver; no loyniiU. 111 >igi .mi?rr~?follow-?Jtm tation: Miss Tenobia Crazier; Vocal [ Solo: Master B. K. Frazior; Quartei I St lections: "Iti the Air." and "Aly . Savior Lives"- -by the B. V. P. I'. Q lartet of Zion; Baptist Church with Mr. Walter Witnerspoon, accompanying; Instrumental Dtietr Vir>- lift: Mr. J.tNiekeby and Piano, Prof, teudick. The entire program was greatly en-1 *4"h * jnrddent 'aim earner extend their sincere thanks to each participant for such a Pleasant afternoon of their artistic entertainment. ili ipi'lil remarks?and?stnrgestimr were heard front Mr. R. Ha good and Nfr-.-Iv. B Pleasant. The club is always grateful to have new members ioin; at this meeting Misdames Bertha Calhoun. f)or. Cea-ev. Chrislin a F.dwnrds ami Bos . 1M ? ? ? >u- muuiHiaii were nraat' wejcomed.in to its mem hers ' . .Ur>. Minitio ('uppers (if Ridj*owoo<I land Kan Claire, the treasurer of th I club, wishes to extend her heartfelt ?thanks to hn?rrnrrry?friends fnr ttl< ' ma'hv kind of kindness d" ^ recent illness ?>f her husband. Mr,Jeff Clippers, who continues to im I prove, she announces. The club will meet with Mrs, .Pleas next month at the camp. COKKSB.UKY XKWS ]V*iss Hattie F. Wilson returned Friday to Columbia. 1 Master Willie Williams of Columbia spent Sunday with his two aunts j THE PALMEl MVS. M uy tJTxtiii, ;111 I Air ('alder I 1 M orluii.. Mi'., and Mrs, Doi-uan .Wydnui re-d t ceived.tlU' sad news HI 'i M- death 61 j their <lai?"ht it Mrs?li, i .m lint lor in Detroit. Mieli. Thyy have the syiii- I1 pa thy ol llie eoiiiiiHmit y. Thi/Sf <ni 11 it*' i.i K I isi.: 'Mother 1' Aivlmia Robin-yn. Mis', fcanma Cum- j' IIIi llll'S, A1.1SS d.lUIi'"; {I'd; *t'S-. * *7"" r Rev. riunnjX'K a' large audi- | once Sutai'"'. I *ii:* | art* ronung out uativ aiiil'.i iii'i- ! ? in ar Marl) \vurr--r del l ill st-rro'i. ?_ ; 1 lie 1 1 will !*t- 11 i".?rr-ry :',iii: . Mrs. | .l"i m.a' Mi ' i' h..s moved in. 'it r- iit'! !'. w- t'::l! i.i T see. tfit* widow I'ainijy. iia m:\vs Sunday. Sfliii'.l opened 'i 1 Ilie usual 11 hu'.lF with (itla tas -?t their posts. ~ Tilt* ;, lesson was hen tit it nil v tliseussjr.'l. " At'h '!:()(> ,p. in. t lie. liUsLor preached tine f. 'f lii's si>ut--ip nil-' h i in ns; Ai'lcr-Ti wards, a meat laiunUion Rally; \vas ! : Hilled .ell'. T!v -reports tU'l't' as fttl- ; 'ows: C li'Ti y,i. I. ATrs. Id-ll i C.ieeii ami Mr. Mr Williams. Captains RR.Ofl: i 'Mvrt. No 'J. Alr-t A.MielT-?Et r aiul Mr. C. P. Pitts cAid -iin sii.1i):' Cluh Xo. . "5,_ Airs. N. F\ Ho |c apd Mr. J. S. C.ary and Mr. 11. I?..yd *S.:>0> Chili No. j A Vli.c I. 'II...- ii- i t* s-r?* - - ....... Lin n - i.iivh am Air, .James i Burton .88.00; ci ;i. \... <>. Mrs. Mary 1 J'h Me M o;i '< ' n ! Mi-?.l-'liu Wi i 'j.! 11? (Till \n, 7?.M i ?,. lila Yoinvr rnd ifrr ''\\\" S. <! loir tttinr-t'lith NTo. s. \ Mis I.illie \\"ri .**!? 1 .ml Mr. Charley ' intlsav 8-1,2-1: Ctnl? No. Jl. ? Miss . I'iinma L... Lli-ii?;; ii.l .1 iininr C+rair yj 810.IN ami :. IM . 1 1 i**. collection i jiiakine' a total of SVtN.".0. , I'] yery<'nC.jnaiiilost <>tl- imteh! interest. I his u'lUAH.ta 111<v t hat Brown's Chanel t is till in the r:ui'. ,\t S )>. m,'t Rnv.-1 B...A.'Vrfuinr triivo^tis a hurnilljr mes sajre from Kxodtis 12:"). A \Voh(lei*ful ] -meet inu-was ?'iijo', oil .111 il.i v.?:A T; ryr"j Thiimh Weddihir was had I'hiihtw^-i niirht.. AjJ'ril" 2'Hlv By r.h*l? No 1 every olio ?etrio\a il themes-elves. Kvervonc otfioyed tlie ! '.a set i." I' a-ytise betweeh I'.lisiia^-Scheol ami Nr. T.ul-e. thf senres were ".0-S i:< 'a'"i id' St. t/ilJeTafter the trrnie a delh'inms repast was ?erved. evei vi.ne wis refreshed. . AVe j were clad to have -o many new frees out Sli 11 < I a v eon n ' .- in *???--j I. A CKIyNS NIWS ?iiuiulay. warn "trr7"} i . I - ?- :.1 Bethel , ins fiite ot i iieli'ti ieii\ weather, larjre . ?niy:i*Kaii6?s ueeiril the- pastor, i yl! 'i.f oLwaveias_ Mi' ' ; 1 .i1 Be-hiat'' I.ntike? tessio I'. l-ittx ;r*ai M ivB.' Ouvhs. fin Mondav ev? i '".-.".A Ninrrintr Con- j test was liidd ' '" >'w < i tTic' rural | ' nmmi nities eh,dr_e 1 a a- a derided -uefess from I .w: Z, tid. Me. K. , s. "Nelson :I- .e-.r j "The ltieiTwei - frwttds of "the K. . <). Social ('loh w ere d. !i -.htfullv enter- , taiiied .Tu^'fln ' ei" . Mesdanies 1 -Alene Bin -*MTW ' "TH^awis and , -Miss I.ana i a I .?.I:.,.i-ml <>4 - a?p"o- ~j nam. as less l^i: t: e. -asi om :i de- , hate was had. res I 'AV'nie'i is the , rreater tin' 'Ma" W man." Ncira- ; V|ves.' Mes-r Aa- 'i I'r? kman and i 1 .< I w ;u(l .?! I! !c r, > ( ;! if.*. \|rs J.-(l ^idj- l:< si." Williams; J lite N <'"':i ? ! , '. . . !h(. joint iMr-;-,.., "'* 'I .l.liri.mr" ' i"i. s"ilti,u?s < I-I'ilin 'i1111 rakr f( .T,;r f > ,. ! an! I I l.apf i t f a, .V'tci' ' "0u!' ; r.ailla HucIKTI'IJ. Tlic- ? \ j' M>,(- V"1"',- ' V * .rrr.rn.M.i, '*t till' rhuri-h. . I 'oll'l la i 1 ,. J ' ''it'll t !ia \v i: i ' !.. i.| I' f5t',u'! .,A- M ' : ' K Mo:klav 1 : M:IV 1 1 ' I -.-K. Tit is i : . Mj" th,. ison, li-e Itita-f-n Jb-: N'ati'iic ()\vcn< $ ri'o iw-' I1.1i>t 1 f Lli 1! ! ?> OJ l ll. i ! '( |.ill,1(1,1 if' -1 ^ ,01>vlt',' " K-. -Winn . -M ,| v. l,i|(. 11"?; '1 '' ')?1 :'i'. ;,v rrr'"Ttii'"* s,u; h'nv;" ;t, i... . Mi, -It. !l, > lat ivcs.. , . . . v ^.' ^J.Juit.ni.iV h|; ?jj?. ( l.uI i?. .. .. ,||K. I wntnry. . ( M iss ( i -' i '' ? . I ;. | i . 1 ' - ai'nvtn ! ,1 t In- i-ir > t.. i . .-I . . . ... ' iHITHp -* al.trr 11111sh111,| J t "> Snow Mill. , J ?. .. |,!'<)l- ]' wa.; a',< VOCK-I'lul trilosl ! *' I ,t.? i>,.? ' s - mi i uuiian and on lay diner .jfupst of Miss T.iTny Kv \ 'n1 ;M t'he h??nio l"* 1u |- ('nil- !!; M } ' \| ? M " Z -The - whitf. < 1 ?uf?Hrr?*t+r ^ if ratio ;ra\ e a . i?i 11 Inlay ; party on Thiiis lav .'terUenn. April I 2.">i(i at the. -1 <>;..< .it' .Mr. and Mrs. j Albert Dial. The party-was in honor i of .Mis- Kilal W ..'--?w+m ( < lihratt'd | her Irth ViirTlrT'-'v"." 'rhi' iiiit's* present . Were: Misses (r~~?re I'inson. M:,ttic ' Fuller. Vyuiut'.a CtiiwtWil, Carrie B: Nelson, l.ii'-jh I .. < <. tii . F.I In Mae Wilttritns, r.vis lieiland. Alihie Davis, Mattie 1'. Fuller. Wil.'ie and Frances ( Hunter, Sarah (.unninnhaiw, I.cola N Ach.nis. Ann .Milter.- I'elly .Dickson, s Sal1ie Kale 11. .i et I .I: ?.Mao Htii'li." -?j dale, fllpl . Ml S el r;.e|Ti;:s !'~OUf;y. .1(10 | Hunter, Casper Cunningham, d.ohn B. Dendy. .I.uter. Deal: . Holland Mates. , Farle Hunter'. Collier IF*.I ev. AIhort j Fuller, Herman AValker, Ftufcne e Fnffjry, Thorn.s "Sheic n. Driest Hill, j InlVn AV, William-. Clinton Wlilluau.^ ? Willie Fee FuTTei. T\, ., | |rmend- R/.fl Smith and Misses Dora and ^ Catherine llnyiFs nyd Alice Fast of Gray Court, music \va< rendered hy , Messcrs- Uollt. CiPi.t Hill I en Ciiiwn -I acilltf -ed I' il'.'e- ? ' I " ?<?" " ? '. :u u:j;s i of the afternoon. A delirious repast of Ire Cvran.i and Caleb wfts served. * Everybody reported a pood iiine. RIvA-Gd^HM1 t'OI'NTY TROT?: y . ing sent km- news Sunday School today - at its usual hum', llW U'Wson was indeed interesting and full of inspirati n, subject: ( M How t-u l'i a,\Luke IS: 1 -I irSome- 1 thing we need to learn, anything you go bo God or just Keep'on asking Him ' and He will surely give it to you. 1 ? A Pew Rally was held at Allen | ?} 'TO LEADER Chapel Cburrth today. Prof, Shai\klin ] had as hi- truest the faculty and sty- * lent body a very unique sum was , raised fforn his pew, ?Rev. Fordhoim preached air able sof- > moil, all present enjoyed very. much, i One of our students Limuel Keeling J was taken seriously ill with uppen- , ilietis and was rushed home imme- , liatelv. The memorial services of the Ladies 1 Knight of King: David was held today ' in the Bapt County Training. School Ll Chapel. One of the best t.hjit w<> toot _ in ' quite _awhilfi. The main speakers ( nt- this service were: Rev J R( T Frazier, Prof. Shapklin and Mr. Ro- c i'rtrwtti A+l made wonderful talks, 1 it long: the lines of Training the y-outh 2 The world is calling: for the men and 11 women mat Know. > At 5 o'clock Rev. Fordhnm pi'euched his baccalaureate st'Biion to hia'stu- u Vnts in the graduation class\ They $ c.Hl enter Beaufort County Training 1 irliool next fall where.thev will com- ' l?lete their career. We will be more ' than happy to receive them. Prof. Shanklin made a t?jlk. Href. J. St Shanklin will leave tomorrow April 27th for Estill, S. C., to?attend the Agriculture conference, ivhere they will discuss the plans and schedule far the presuming year. . \Ve are inviting the public to come and be with us during our commen- ? ;enient- week. On the 24th the Bac- 1 aluareate sermon will be preached % 11v the Revi T. .T Bllitiger af Ala Iron the 2(5th to the 2!)tli will he our 0 xc! eises~wau*h the papers for fur'.hev information concerning it;1?1 * The following visitors were at the " school the. past week: Mrs. Mary r ttiuwn and her nephew T. Brown a s former student of the above school; Pbey eain.e to see their.: nieces and 1 uster, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Devoe, they ante . to?see. their daughter Heather. rhfo. -Mr . Atilhur White, h# eiHme to ' i-isit his daughters and grandson v Harold. All were most nleasrait visi- J ors and we were more than phrased ?> have^Jthem. ' 0 0 SENECA NEWS \ The School of Seneca is busy get- j ing ready for their elosiiv exercises. ^ HMieea can hcr.st of being well eqtfip-* W'd ton [' tb" ''ilncn 1 innnl liiui fin ?-scnooj is concerned. For there, are hree schools here that are open, to . he youth. of our race viz: Seneca Jr. ^dh-tao-Thc i'l t'Mu it'Vian .Vluw>l and tie Oconee County Training School. ^ Vol many if any . towns <if its size in lie State can sav that J l.ast Friday was high dav for "f)co;ee County Training School's base- J5 j: 11 team when they crossed bats w.ith Heed Street High School of Anderson, rtie game wa?' interesting from start, o finish especially for the Seneca _u fo^fr;, (iilliard known as "smoke", > itched for. the Seneca boys and was ' it his best. He struck out IS men ?vha- Jaeed lm?- and gave up 7~hits -~ '?>r A nderson. Tile .geme ended- 0?-r> ? it favor of Seneca. Harry Terrel, hird baseman for Seneca made some ^ eUl star- plays and should be ment- ^ mi in these columns, only one of the j Viys on the team will graduate this erni. The-other's have from 2 to 'V reaiM in our school this merits th?t ( fcoiti-e County Tralnitnr ..School YvilT toast of a team to match with any j a the state. Our school expects io nit out a real base and backet hail v cam next term/ IIA.MER NEWS ? Bethel I'resbvterian Church o -N < ? Sunday Scho.-J wa wv'l attended, iry. W. I.. Carmieheal; Soy has iii'.-t M' The lesshn wa* tvel'i lis resent The lesson was w.ell. dismissed by all. ^ Saturday afternoon a yoiing man recntly came" here from Marion, was ailed w ith a -b*H-?tri-?t-hidt Jp^rmn_Lirr: iantJy. ??. Godfrey I). Collins, .Tr.,Js out again Cannon Branch School closing was Mcc'essful. ProfLinton Young of iprantanhurg. principal; Miss Marion livuuiii ui . iMiion, assistant teacher, lev,. (Ii D. Col I iiis prea*h*4l the bmmencement sermon?" ( Mrs. Mary daddy is yet 011 tin? _ he evening in La.keview Sunday with lister Mary BfueV Rev. Collins preach- ' d for Little Zion Baptist Church 2:20 sunday. - ? ?: v CLINTON NEWS Tuesday night was high day -in-? 'hnton. Dr. 1). H, .Sims, president of Vllen University with orchestra and juar.et entertained a full house *at < dell St. Auditorium; Dr. Sims spoke Tom the subject, 'Facing the. Sun.' r dr. Sims always has something for ? i waiting crowd. His address was 5 veil taken and to ho remembered. c Rev H. R. Dillard pastor of Dun- h an Crf*ek "Baptist church preached 5 hree nights, at Friendship A. M. E. ? hurch. Wednesday, night his text S vas taken from <5 chapters: Matt. 8 c .uhject 'Tribulation worketh patience' . rhursda.v Hob. 11:10; Servant of Sin. 1 Friday C chap. Rev. 4th verse. J Sunday April 12th was a gayler.day S lev. Addison was at his best lex't.-j bund 2f*th chapter of Acts Oth verse* i uhject ".What it is to he a Christian" j did not our hearts burn while wo sat _ i'nd TTsteriVn L. an imprewvive ^ ?nd soul-stirring sermon, Friendship ins been in the midst of a rally which J losen .^unnay at .smu. Kev. W. H. [kmltlL-r pn.:arhnd_.hu text wa.; 2nd hapter of Acts 8th. verse, subject; 'Witnesses of Jesus," a wonderful sermon that inspired all who heard Flev. Boulder. We were also proud .o have._ Mr. C. G. Garrett- witbr-Aisv Sunday.?Mr. Garret always ritlYic'Hr" ;ee us when he can and has a measure worth heai inir, his remarks Sun-" lay were. very touchinpr. Sunday April 'Zi't being1 the 1th SunIftv the usual procedure of Love feast ,vas had. Kev. Addison preached From Thess. 25:5. Subject Fullfillnent. of Prophecy. Sunday marked he second time that Miss.-.Willie Royd is the asst. supt. of thF Sunday u'hiouJ-..ttfc--h<M*?Ihmttp-farm'....,, p . t vhen at Friendship she willingly takes ictive parts' in whatever she is called ipon. She is a real church worker. The Pulpit Aid Board met Friday 'veniny, April- 124th, at the home of drs. Win,- Satterwhite, Sunday evetiii?, (Doing Good) was well disctjssed >y members and visiting friends after msiness hour was over the tcock'1 lour was well enjoyed with a delicious ourse of potato sTvlad, frozen salad, leviled egir sandwiches and sal' ines, iftcr which Ice cream and cake. The most pahualde last < n-p. i<..?w.i.? *pcbn. Bible verses collection ended' the went 11 jr. If you watit to enjoy llPctih r- c"'! in -ors ' to> 'P.olnit Aid liemhers. Miss Bessiy Golden closed i successful school term. Misses Foul>r, Johnson, .Wilson, Grant and Mr. r'ouiig motored to Mountvill Sunday. \pri| loth to -iffmill F.a'nter exercise;' ,f V..,.. II A IT /" ! *> iivw iivi'i* rv. '**!, i\. v nurcn. _J-ittle Lizzk H. the little niece of Mrs. Lizzie Miller is still on the sicE is't. . . Mrs. Berth-i Ferguson closed a Successful .school term. -r- ? ? WINXSBORO NEWS ? | Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Singleton and lev. J. R. Johnson of Allen University motored here last Tuesday evenng to attend ?? -no?** .meetim* nt'Cnlary Presbyterian Church. Rev.'Sin-' tleton delivered?au?address?on?co- , peration. Prof, and Mrs. W. A. Ross enterained?the member* of- the faculty >n last Tuesday evening with a ilinier. The even hie was very plea antly spent and each expressed her appreciation for the kindness exended by the -laistvss, *? Rev. and Mrs. I). C. Crosby and 1 another of Chester, Rev. Davis, Mr. 1 rooks Glenn and Miss I,. L. Smith cere dinner guests of Mrs. A. C. >Iitch<*ll- lr>s.t Sunday. The Ministrej on last Tuesday veiling at the School Auditorium was njoyed by all. . .Mrs. Helen" Archie en*r ?'*nined t'H> Missionary Society of -Way man A.J." E. Church Fridnv. The meetuigcas largely attended and a verv itierestins* program wp!s enjoyed bv veryone. , . Mr. and Mrs.. Eddie Davis and hildren and Mr. Eddie Thrles motored o Rock-Hill Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Archie M > . M. Jordan riitrndeij the funeral Ir. Willie Robinson Tuesday in Rock IiU. S. C. ?Rev. G. M. Ulm'er and Rev. Peter<>n of Grerit Fall motored to Cdlum-j 'iti m.wuua^ . The closing exercises of the Fair- , iehl County Traininir School will he- I in Friday night, May 8th. with an ' r.peretta , "-Magic Woods/' l>y first nd second grades., " XTTW RROOKLAND ~NR\YS There was high dav at Mt. Pisrah A. M". F. Church Sunday. The 'as"or, Rev. I.ee A. Logan,' preached n'the morning and in the aftern on. he American Woodmen held their a.ndversary.' Mr. J. \V. Hopkins of loliunhia, was?master of ceremonies Ir. llhpkins is the State Deputy of his order. The services were inspire ng and instructive.- Mrs. Hopkins rrts also a visitor at this service. The Sunday School is fullv a';ve uth-bids fair to he the host Sundayschool jn -Lexington County. ?Thoy ~ C H E A P K NEW cl w ;r ,>!in,AI) DA I DIV1M I , A RAKK 0P1 l'Vom Columbia Ridyewuv Winnshoro ( 'llCSt IT Rock Hill . : ?::? "Fort Mill Excursion tickets sold for all un limit M'mdav Mav_4, 1 1 GOOD IN COACHES 0? Ample coach equipment to ion uid colored. . ? ?Ho not?mii'M this exceptional1 \merican Cities^? -r??: Consult . SOUTH A MESSAGE OK When Jeath invades your family i'Hl 'fl 11 V'li: liri.ni r(M< f VNt BENKVO'J P\*T ASSOC1A ie-ted by in-nt fence lavvs, t(> )oliey whi'-h van* f<-rc iuietit i< m?>i The Mutual Relief & V | 'i' n *'/? - - - i n mi Mill | I'ltOVP 71?c lootjoatroooooooooooooooooaoo be AS: OF GETTINC "Call for the C I A u 5 " "B R E A D , "SOUTH S FAVOt v Sautunla.V, M:?v 2. ? . * * 1 ?IJI v'<> I e d " I A111111(> |i ranch in offerings i?>r several Sundays. Brother Frank surginer. isr a widc-awajtc Supt. _ Then? j_ias._r.l/cen much sicknes in ?his i-fi 11 m mit?Mi.i. Hauth Cnh ter " ~Z ortinues ill. 1 In,' Clothes Line social wa> a {(real su/cess last week, in spite of the in< lenient weather. On the 11th of thjs month the e will be given at Mt. Pisegh a conce-t end nig-contest which is destined to e the biggest occasion of is kind given this season. . T' e paster was the stippe" guest of Mr. rind Mra^JTraiik Suginer last week. Miss Lillie Mae_Walton?was the " week-end goes; of Miss Amy Se.giner the .past week. Miss Wei t h i- n student of Allen High School an is the daughter of one of the erominent families of Xewbrooklami. ,V71 Vi S A ill v Sllfjnei' is < he. daughter of " Mi. and Mrs. Frank Suginbr and has ?*er entiv retii' ned home from New Vo.i k xvFefe-she has been Tor sevfi.vaT~~ mrt hs. She is a graduate of .Allan Cniversit.v. .< Mr. Henry Mickens. a steward, clay" nn<| ni'dim' *>t members of ' Pouble Branch A M. E. Church we" i-msly-injured aT one of ?fche local iecd? quarries lasj^week. He was wo' Ki'i" nee-- a pipe of r6mpress- <1 a 17 winch i'A hl-ided -(? ?< 1 knocked him nncon ious. lie was'in, this condition <e> hours. At this* wntine he is rest '" :<* ope of the. local hospitals ' ?' 111 ;? ? Af\Vill?am^Crccm a licjentmt? <>f Py '.'a-rl Ran4.ist ClRir-lf preached i .pli-iiili I?si rDipii?IVn'?' If?"dirts?rrf I'df lUanch lust Suudnv nirht. ''c ' i * Is fair l-i _lii- mil'?tu:?(lin leadiii" i)"'"ic!u".s of -11is "eomnmu-l v; <? ir >'n?-jny,\ 'Revival a' . (Sou hie __ Mij-hib-i-uir "*f v" efrer ~ I lie ceco id Sunday in May.; . SENECA .11MOK T~ , COLLEGE NOTFK ? Seneca ^.T11 n.i m- Pull armoutices "7" her .12tut Commencement Exercise. The following persons are to appear on program: Dr. A. C, S-.miter of Greenville, S. C. will deliver the Baeeal .ui-eate Sermon Mav X; tDO.ff P. M. - -The tlunnvieiiceiuent Address will he . delivered by tl?^Honr'raCC' J. Ei Ashmoiv, SupefinieinUmt of Public Eduration of (>coute County. The public is coi<Iially_invile<J to the features that w.i'l take place b'eeynnin^ May ihe ."{. thropirh May the 7. President Bryan.- further announces -thai Seneca rfuTTiTi I'otk".;o litis h(' -ti hoscit as (he rir-htful 'pi; ce A' r l'ie Atl -' S ini'o-i-' ^ h-?d of*.he Siati -to b" ' ? I'i It I Mors evei-v?axfv:'ii.ta.*e ? 4<> t'?.se who havji? been -da.1 tl,e riuoui'. ;dr- of < Jurat ion. Thi <o*"who are trot able to .'read .understr'ndinjtly and write' h-nihly have the preference. '1 his is a splendid chance for self intpr vniynt. I., t not the State think mere of you '.ban vmi do. vourselves. ml ii -' i in- is u.?Kinu lH'i't'ssary are-" 4>axaLiaa?i l'ii'?t h- < ninljai-t t>f Tttrnsj who art' ii !e hole. TVo collect' will .'.it ila'n the sjny.klM'S th.l'; 1 ?'trro uO. thiv^uJiiii;.. ta~Cle-rtiosn, ii is luidcrstood that tlu-y will le/tnve .t.. the .in lon*i| at" S'ynei;:i lainior Colloye. Tlu? calU'^i' , aiujs in the. shad >.\\ of a treat' iitj'i'tviT t?i; ;h.e I*i. ?itit>mt Section. Kiitln'srtisin iv hrrh and Work ll.'ls 1 If"' ai III in-aifi -.1 im?at th" 1 ;r>niin<i- tern.i to tal ? r- *?i" ?! .> -hiI II I'TT Id tin* ?'ti 1 k,y. !11 ? . i n; Si-cfidn. Sonera. .luni p. (' 11 is rouminy its liU'ssinjis. nam in/ i i"--i -on..* hy oik*. And tin- i'iedii' nt Se. .hoi i. surprised at tlu.* y.orta van i. .that (ji.d has ilone in. the heart of ( ipoitpl ?. ^?? ' X C II K S I O N - , YORK 1 AM) KI.PH! A MAY 2, 1931 ROinrMTY f.i?-?? ? ? ?'?: NYw ^ ork |M'MntU'lpiiiu. Slfi.oo - Sl.'i.OO . I ;?.( () 100 I:"?.(?i I I .'?.00y 1"?.(>o I TOO M <?'? j. L2.UU 11.00 12.00 tYaii's Sa'nrilay. .May 2nd.' Rt'?1 Oailv Train*. <1,Y ll'orlaOlv nyionnnlatt! Ix.'th \v h i 11' :? iliamc iu?rirrr \ Ivsi* ynvai j" , Ticket. Ai'ci'l*. * 1ERN RAJLYWAY SYSTEM.* ?-?? 1 - 1 lONSOh.VI ION y ran!:?, v\??; t ttu-ss-'t.'! >' ? ? u,-f fh:?i THI-: MITI'I! UK! IKF n I IOK- j>> ? ???;* ?* ? ???>' 't ml VIM' pay vol, nfi'Mi'T* "****???Ti'Ojrtinc H '> * '11 H '>''( ' ' r. u ! ?tvuM?w.v.-r'riv H enev'lent Ass. of S. C. | I onn (Ivn. JAft1 1 ' I VEI(Jl{ STREKT ? >oo^ooooooooooooooooooooJ SUREff " i nil HI . m b)' name" 'j S I7. N S?1 : - C A K E S r KITES'StNt t 1,84!" ? ?? --- -'i ' ?<r ' .