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Paire Two 1 ,4 ' - THK OLD A * I . T - eTFHTE I'KAi K 4N II IK I'Al.AIK'l'T*' STATK. . , . I'll*.' lomiiiK of Bishop licvef''^ ^ Ransom. A. .U,. 1). 1>., lu Soulh ^ al'~ uluia J.is certainly Ole" tTaTm *Tt~ I't'uviili'iii'i', because JH'.ll'C ami luumany once mure exist?m _u.ur as the-'Tesult ??t" Jiis Uodlv adll,;nistiatiun. First of all the' Bisl^'P i* a WoiKieri ul preacher and pkitlui'iu speaker. I'eoplc travel for mi'vs * " hear liiin. And the.v never tilv ''s . telling to his matchless elodllt-'iice. Then he has a?sjauiftU vision when it conies ehiitrh. Ttrc?rt<M^ ^ rrrserted <0. "-helping -lU-Ptlt 1 i 1 ' es." ill llis annual emifeiemerv saved many of' them in this sl_a_Vv' from llie' slierifTs hammer. .Xffain the Bishop m.ikes himself a Kt'cat brg" "tyither for all the people' Bttt-h nuinsu'i's and lay moaitrers C"" .proac'lt him ami- lYid porfi'i-tl^' a* ^ lumic in' his' nivsi mo. Tliis 's fliy ; . lo fur I fur ihiv.that Ims ..('au eil Upbrr llu^ A. M. K. (?luiivli '^u' olil Palnu'tto Stall* ami wi* Mioulb appividuti' it and wurk and ofay .. . . a runtiiiu.itiun of " \i-.Ai|ir rum ing uf UIMiop ' Iva-ttsottt to tliis .rdatt broii?*b' oiu; of tin* bi'-t wuii'i'ii <'i our rtuv "roup in tlii' pi't'soh -Vr: Kuima S. Kauspin. ~wi:Y of ?>ur. 110 - ' bio -loader. Slio is a rredit '" Knisrunal d'u ' ii-t. ? l'i?l'Si|?K'XT SIMS liACb' '\' OKFUF Wliik' away from?Htr?F-Ao'1 ri'.in \ j hist we ' * Si.as lil 1 i'?l im pui tanr engagements ia 'suinV' ''tiYi .Metronuldnn rit.ius uf the No1"' preaehod . at Knianuel eliini'lf v< York win*n* llr. I'. Ward \i,-',,,l< pastor. There wi ru .ifniust * gregntioti of ministers pre-i'V1* A along tlu- Iowa's . |a-. I,i* lliilfi'1 Nirli "? - ols. father of the pastor a1"' I"'4' siilittTr* elder of too (Jrofgi'town ili> .trift of tin* Palmetto Soul'1 ' al" Una ('oiifi'iviu'i'. Itislvop ain'- .M is is Hansom worn also present-:?phe Inrli olr iiitfodiuilip |)v. Sims to .tlit' au liieiK'c.. .Tim si'rvjri' wa>? *' j'1 'fed a a foal peiitoeost indeed. Tin .pivsi dent spout soiiie"*linie With I<isliu| anil .Mr>. Hansom in l heir . honuJ A nil spi aks in. high terms uf 'Fii* en tt-rtainmi-?it "i\on hirii by tffi' 1Jis11??j ami wile. Hb also visited Asbur. I'ark. . .Morristuwri, \. .1... ai'd I'rie purl, N. V. IK* ptv;u lii'tl i\?j. l'1'. 1 S.. Spivev at Newark. ' ll" w hile lie" spent smile i inK: w'tl his sisl.er a!id hrot her-i+t-hi*w r^' and .M l.-.-'l'lHi|lia~ l'in'<v;(rk . '-N-L* . ited .the Kmma itausom, Y. A ( A .building- in New York and ;->> it' a beautiful siulit. When a-Ard i> his friends a- his eouiK>t't a?na antieipaUnus.?he?eunj he?',1m>eu-u4?lU. time rather premature: but lor-tn. .present he was iiit r?st/t?I in ' em. caliioiuil. projtra.iu suln.iiitee 1,1 ;i ~~ ? confmittee front- hi;?eh-u-ivh < ' ^hiei he o a nleiii!-i i1.?A hd i ha: ' v-1 'yaj'iiitr his .alien' ion at '/ of. K. is, Jami- nil ei irinpa p- i the iiresideiit on th^s irip. I,f Mlu.also ral l ied hi. t>a+?*Litei: w !th iuni She i>^ in iw "t? peud i nit Son.*-- ' her sister up there. No i'liliSoNAI. Tdn-d K^ ? Oft 1 inn-- We I e ,11 1,1 is ?tinns?I'iiiin?-iieeial lit in.- in .i-"11"1111ni < ;uin^ an?! titling i'ii -iih s.- w111 . W'e .can sec. reasons fui' itii "' ' . iii nian\ instahees these rj.iA-kii.vV'i carry will) the": a 'li -roant when ?.i< posited.?A ml l ajri ri !'.. -m "H"' < ' talil poitn.' IJut in ihurdi oier.iTiiii: anil local?i "nunit!tit?\\ inn c rrrnr ?? 1 -...tcr'*?.[mi > mmi inn If?i ,j" iiii'iU' ' aiiil i i I'u-i'ii i> ;i i ?'11 r i lli cl iut nil a. i''ii- I 'I li 111 i - ' I . I :: 11 'i \ " III inu.'itU where ilu ll- *is no f l"rili*iti t . *k'i hi a minister .? ) i r-nitai' Ik oiiyht leave lli,it I'Hin m. u i^~^ there is none' in .him.- A vimi-ler personali lierk should In- all t hai", i? necessary in" an*-- liieel inti'- hi? ehuivh. Ami lin- church th'a' has m .I'onliili-nci Ju a mitiist.i r'- persona check should jiii.t impo.-,- ?ue'. a <i > hunest person upon ..n lain''"'- pub"lie.. It is I rue. t here 'an he a sliyhi , uvetMi iw.n in our hank tuaaJunL\vhen we fail to' keep an aceiaia-U acecount nf ?i;r checks is.-.m '!. I hi. however ts . a-lw."iy-' ?he rare exeep tions. Kiit litis thiny uf- minister? o i ii MIL' I'll! I It - i ! r. i ' ' > I > a ill ill the world when they' havV .nolh : till; . ill. any .of : them, is a -i". aim shame. They ;i?'ir4i.n.ln |i> (>/'? :?*-h tin - 'ynspel. Stub ministers should h. put out .of the ministry fur 'he fn.-i offense ami then there "Winihi he in ': "second ojleiise. MKI.Ii 1 11 i il K OWN i_,A I' It is"an easy thiny for profile t( yet up ii-dits ami i nln nm and pn I oilier pi I'1'] e_i ait 11.1 It. ami t I OA t ill-Ill selves keep hid behind t In ^ "Wene, - They Wit ill si 'Q-ii .i" ?11 . mi r 1"1?ami do cussed but t}j?*y nam some one else to , flu iU while T|t,-v fi^ry "n bOfi Uv h.l\.c In r-i j, >11 1 ill! U. ihh 11?cm-u m.vi;nux.-.?Wr?fr>? TToTa "7 ??into lights fan* the ~ i k' ,,j- -others, . when We \Vi re II.)! ,11 :. 11 . <'>:< o iff ! And at the end of the ii?l>t all wi received wax a cold re. Mil "m. \\\ ffef've known on i >< i vo-m.. h.-. light in* f*t|r iriOnd's enemies u.l'en our friends had gone to them Mul feeted a; comnronTiso.' XoV T wan it know ' " hi an'' all ah i sent, that as long as I li*"'. [ am never to challenge a fight l'">* an; , ..body ehse whih. ?Uo.y ?i.ntd-?1m?"-be dark an.I hi..: Ml "?pmii! now on .persons can up all t hi* liirht. they choose, hut they will pave the job of belling their Own cat-. ?' "OUR- WHKRWA HOU^?? On last Sunday morning- httd" a wonderful sot vice, at Sluloli with' the Rev. A. R, Raton and at Ifidgcwood i" , y I iND THE NEW RIDER > imrxis *? that evening with the Hev. T. fch . taiper. Bro. B.aten is in the heads ot Ins people and 1 believe the charge| has taken on .new life under his adi ministration. Alt: Zion and Shjiloh ; have?m?tlieiu?imc?members. It'ij?Jr i pk-asuie~to worship with them. Our iLfh.it i:t;ii al Kiilgewood is a little daisy , And Bro. liarper isA really a fine preacher. He is- aMail with a nies. sage. .The Kev. 1. S. Bur re 11 renI dered us ereilt service in holding our quarter at Blythewopd with the Rev. 1'. VV. Davis. He brought us a lijiuiit and .said that he. hail . a nubh?*%eTrVive r bro. Davis, . pastor ? 0'1?. i-hi-iitLiilt ^t>frhrmmr^ ^htkTt ' should do well oil this chal*ge.-/This wavk-eml " find' us at St. Peter Uliureh of the Shady Cirove. Circuit I Willi the liev. P, P. McKarland, pas1 tor.?Let' the members pray fur an uutpourin" of the Holy Spirit. Let us advance on our knees. ' P. S.- khe Winnsboro District Con 1 ference" will convene neVt Wednesday night at White Hull church, Jen 1 j kinsville, S. C., the Kev. How j num. B. S,, Pastor. A cordial invL l^Liniii i* bct-edn^-extendi d everybody. " ? P.K. ? i .? . NHW DROUULAM) NKWS I ^ ^ _! Pacini1 I.ognnV ('lass- was the ban j tier class last Sunday having raised in the Sunday School. Itcv. A. .J. Hopkins preached for -if" saint's"at Double Branch" churrlr '.'I Sunricf o">i niog. The t'.hnrcl Aid Board was entertained at the hofl.t of the president, ' i Mrs., lh-tiie" Goodwill Tnst Monday" i veiling'." After the business session, * , the, hosie.-s served strawberry . short j-chke-and ice' cream.' " " '* "* * *' ; Mr. Prank Dreher is much improved after severe attack' of the flu, .Mr. Henry Mickens has been (liscom aged from the hospital apd tis * J Iioihe. He bad-a very narrow escape j t'roin death when the compressed air | pipe exploded and knocked him mi i oiiscioiis. Mnnday TTTirlit~ut Mt, Pisgidrrhorr, w ill be a'concert and live pig contest i file friends are. invited to come out [ami see the l'un. ... - ?j"I'asfuiT l,oj>an.' unci Rev. Hopkin. -wcie the dinner quests of .Mrs. KiniuU ^ Vt'iuiK who was assisted by her sisite'r. .Mis. Bettie Goodwin. : .'rile Sunday Seliobl id' Mt. Pistrhli is 1111>\ iiiM <"i. The banner \tas taken from the Junior Class by the adult ' ' class. The adult 'class having raised the" ntirsV .money. AfTcY "Sunday ; School tin- Missionary Society had it.!. Vi'.nual . turn out. with our efficient I I'resiiient. Miss Klizabcth Carter Piie ! >nl'nir. . . 71 Tlie program . was very comenda1 hip. Many took part in the Discus ;.-ion of "How to ipake our mission .ry Society Crow", after- which we ; Were favored wi4.h a Sermon by ; ibother Oneil brown. Hrii. Brown j i'- a youny preacher and everybody inioved his serjiion. We hope, that lite will continue to make <tood. Miss Amy Surnues left Saturday' ! May 2nd; for Mile- NVrth. She will . 1 make. short s.fops iir Philadelphia. Slew York City.'. Asbury Park. N. J. ' ami (hen t<> Blopnilield, N. J?. wher. idanniiiL- t,v .p.-nd ih.. 11 let. Her many fricmi.s wish . her 1 1 ; plea-ant summer.' l nr. rt cbrdx v. M. i:; ( hi iuh Kct. 'P. Ivv? kobinson. Pastor. Sit11?i;i\ School opened :i 1 its usual tlu* Sput. beinjr ill Mrs. Naomi' .Morris conducted. The lesson waA mil ii ollv iti*rnsvct! fttrtho different' ; euchers. W e were very glad ..to have with us three teachers- of the Drayton St. k lliuii School; Miss Hcllon Nance who .tauyhf elass No. 1; Miss Erlene (!uess - cave a very interesting review, and i MDs Ethi^e Blanchi, who made some i timely remarks. The pastor also '-t'e some very timely remarks. At 12 o'clock the pastor preached a soul-stirring sermon; text taken from St. Luke 18:8: "Nevertheless . when the son of man cometh, shall ; he find faith "on- the- earth." Rev. Robinson is a very tfood pastor and , church worker; he really knows how ' i nut the?proKiutm over. ;? We were pleased to have with us Prof. R. U. Sullivanr Miss B, T. ' Ponipey,.Miss Jackson and Miss I.a-timore^.tcachers of the Howard Junior H?ij*h School, Posperity, S. C. Visi tors are always welcomed at Mt. IP rhon. Come whenever you will. A I ter -service Rev. Rohinson motored to Pine-firove to preach for Rev. K. F.-C. Dent; Bro, T. W. Wise*and I ( .Nathan Holman accompanying him. I i in'r i?i i liar? J POINTED" vPINTS George A. Stffggton I ho weekly' tcxtT?Kverynnebas to" In* eonsecrnjted hy the fire of discipline. St. Mark - ?? The week I v thot: "\\ hi-n misfortune o'er thy pathway. Me firm, pesolute, strong and true; 1 he loftiest souls that glory ever knew, \\I*re cradled in u storm, and i;oekt where tempest blew." Into'h ranee is a sign of smallmindedness. Large souls and great .minds are tolerant.. Intelligence?ls, .always willing tu give and take,?The peanut soulcd, narrow viaioned are ~t?rm- sensitive. The day of autocrats, and monarchs has passed. Only cowards, and slaves who is afraid to express a just co'nvTcITon. Fear no "man or being except God. a : Tlffi PALMETT4 of reverence. "Hf that knows not, and knows not that he~knows not" needs to be prayed for mightily. Let the priest rnnif forward. i Kutrene Guidon, has recently taken Kelly Miller for a ride. He accused the learned Professor of being ancient, and an enemy to the race. Many will rally to Mr, Miller's side because of the past, but TMr. Gordon has the thine; by the handle.- Look s'nee has this writer held that all I oUT-fossils. and antiquarians- in their.; point of view in regards_to truth would be better off chloroformed. ^Orice- more you must make a disiijction between education and book- ' learning. A person living in this ' modern age with tenth century ideas h;'s no business trying to-lead'"! the group. But death is an aid to progress and in the long run others wW -eome;-tyf-prosrcsStW ideas and heroic mould. Let them come! . What is all this talk about Communism ? If it be a good thing an 1 the talk in the world will not defeat 1 it. if it be bad It will go the way of I all the earth like slavery. The word ( >f Victor flugo is still ejpropos: "Tn ]A idea is irresistible.'' 1 The mighty Voltaire still speaks ' his voice across the centuries: "T de- l spise what you say; but would give "1 my Nfe to have you say it." One of the priceless possessions of the American Republic is freedom of speech. Somebody should write an article on "TIlU New Nygru Student/' ~ Her has tools, techniques, and equipment I which the older generation did not have. He enjoys freedom, und oppor-1 trinities for soclul integrationwhich his elders did not have. The Negfo -student tudn.v Is it child Of this niodern scientific age, and it is a mistake to attempt to front hinv -toward the past. . *.., " **fio to tngh ikthool and-"College" Is the slogan of fhe Alpha^hi Alpha Fraternity. This js the week of great emphasis. Every Bfonxe b<Jy plnd girl who can should take the training hiehWill best'fit them fo?* effective, I creative service ' President Gilbert Tl. .Tones of Wit* berforce University is leading in the celebration of- the Diamond Jubilee of the University." itThas stood since 1K5(>. The Baccalaureate Sermon ' sill he preached by Shailer Mathews. ban of the Divinity School7*The "University?of?Chicago. Naturally * this 'write* has the highest regards andrespect for his Dean and Professor. Wilhertoree is To be congratulated. Dean Mathews is one of the most outstanding churchmen in Christendom. The Commencement Address will he delivered.by Bishop II. B. Parks, Senior?Bishop in the African M. R. Church. You will be repreented at this great Commencement Sv your servant, the Pointed Pointer, who has been selected to deliver one if the. addresses. Success in life is nine tenths nerve. Accept this?- Then some people have the nerve of a brass monkey. Hear the words of Professor A. S. Jackson: ''You may no^ like intelligence but you will have to respect it."??Home?respect it?do so out of i'eart and jealousy. The world has very few Thomas . Jetfersons, and Abraham Lincolns. .Efficiency? You do not desire it. You do not?witfrt- efficient persons, hut those wnom you can hancile. men with macaroni baekhojies. "tfod, giye- us men."?-he-men. honest and brave. Sage. Diogenes. Somebody occasionally writes to this paper under the title:. 'Some things I would like to see." Wjth a ies this writer makes haste 1 -ay he would like- to see South Carolinians wake un and ."Demand llial he heritage be divided." In the held *tf economies, polities, and church. They must not .sleep at the switch. The younger generation must take cihaVge as did their Fathers^ There are battles to hp-fought, idle?' What is it that gentlemen wish, is lite so " >purchased at the price of chains and slavery ?. Forbid it. Almighty (rod. " 1 care now'what course others may I IhllK 'lull m I'm nil "Ill or give me death!" Commencement season approaches. Already some are trying to have honorary degrees conferred upon them They have overturned heaven, and earth to get them. Of all the nerve to jump from one . denomination <to another, and without having been int the new organization six months try to obtain a degree on paper from its oldest Theological Seminary. Having not even pastured a mission in the new organization. S< me folks think all South Carolinians are Tools. So pie >f us are. Last week the pointed pointer visit-erl?Willon?Ijottv. mid Conway. He spoke for Rev. J. P. Washington at Willon -and Tor Rev. Gamble at Latin. Both are strong preachers and very successful pastors. * Dean Weston left a heautiful-parsonage at I.atta. Prof and Mrs. Julius Holman are there. Dr. Colon ..Garrett practices in LUlJpn and is doing well. Dr. Robt. Gordon of Dillon was recently elected ait oresident of the Palmetto Medical Association. Knroute front Conwav the writer spent a few hours in Sumter with "Rev: Jaiu'rette and Dr. A. P. Spears. UCV Itl .?/on # . . V . i nr,.MMiU I < Ul.l.f.lil'. NKNVS.. Alt** Ruby?K irl?v.?a?['"|>hIhc? lor at Benedict College, daughter ol' Mr. and Mrs. Saul Kirbv of (Jail ney, ST C.T" was_jtrownftd queen of May, Saturday afternoon at th reo o'clock on Honed itt's cannms ?at a pretty indoor . ceremony. Miss KirIj.v's attendants were Misses Kthel Winninghai.i, I'urislnu Sartor, F.the! Counts and Juliet Raiford. The festival opened with the little Missis Jacqueline S darks and Julia Mac Hubert .Jeadirig the procession toKards tin- oueen's throne Th. ~)TT' I tendants came next in line followConstance Smith and Gwendolyn Hubert; the queen, Miss Ruby ,Kirby. and the crown bearer, little Miss _ Christina Jorves. The jewe+ed crown , was borne.in on a white pillow^ Lit * tie Miss' Jones-Was daintily dressed In Millie with white vcings adorned 3 LEADER cvith silver. After the crowning 01 .tie queen; Miss i'u,...ne Jacquclnu i inky, e.beted as s Benedict, 2J dO, presented the qu.cn w/th a love b huiKlt of llvvvci,-. Hie uuctii was 4keo entertained, Tirstr ky a sVht^ pule dance by the Mioses I'ansy Kic? Lui.i Carter,.Lois McConnell, fciylvu Kucker, Olivia Hobo, Willie .Nelson ljuanba and CM ell Sherard anil Llla Williams. Then twelve girl.trained by Miss Abide Helen Far ga\e a soring dance, followed h" ; Tainbow dance given by Mis--es Kve lyn .( 11, Daisy Wilson, Gertrudt Wils<- " Grant, Louise Mor gan, Keezie Norris, Marjorie Kellc, ;ind Ruby Moore. These girls wen Iressed in new urcsses of rttinbov shades. The dueen Miss Kirby was becomingly dressed in a close fitting ivhilt' silk voile gown, white kid 'loves an<f white slippers -M-unie wa: icndered by Misses Mifginia Wat" RTns and,--Mildred Brown The fes i'l'nl a-ax?^ri.??w.?v.?il hv the Y. W. C. A. with Miss Ruth" Whii taker president. This new'" elected presi lent is comquu^i^d f?^_sucjb gooi vork. ??c. ? Foremost anion? the social events uf the year at Benedict College was the Banquet tendered to the Sen lor ('lass by the Junior Class. Thi Hi.'U " nf this affair, whicl took place Pride* evening of last week, was from every standpoint , beautiful ,md enjoyable occasion The spacious dining hall, was niudt lovely- and colorful by the use pi huge boskets of roses, snapdragon,,,.i . ii. u -e : 4 ^nuiiwiuA, v/ii train ui intr decorated tables were vases?of?rose, mul cai*nrf,ion.s. , Tht1 dining rooiv represented the terrace of a sea sid inn at sunset. The setting sui with its beautiful rays were madi nf gily colors, pipple and gold, whiei are the colors of our Alma Muter The tables were decorated in blu< and-white, toT>j>ed Wtth~ptnfc earna timis wlpeh are the Junior Clpss colors and Tlowcrs. Professor?Jw epl> 1). McGhee, Junior Class ad visor pre'sr?'ed .the toast-(paster o lite. evening, M/ Richard Lipscomb president of the J.unioj Class. Af ter his words of welcome ane" lous to our Colle??e he introduced the to. lowing members: Toast to '.oui Family. Miss Pai isin.i Sartor-: Toa. (i ilu* College SocictiesT^~Mr. ' Ru dolph^ G,,s,,ver: ToasTTa* the Senior: Miss Ruth Whitnker; . Toast to oui Toast to our ' Sweethearts, *Mr. K iiianuel (iauldeu. Mr. David?Adan. son, president of -the Senior Clas: responded t<r the toasts Thei President Kmeiitus, I)r. C. H. An lisdel delivered an interesting ml Inss. .Mr. Turnliiill,. secretary o the Hoine Mission Hoard, gave rr a few remarks, and all joined in ; march. "Au Revoir" to the Senior Ted by.. Miss- Rachel .('arr and -Mr Kiuanuel Gaukhm. A delicious fou ourse dinner was sei.N'e_d by a grou, t>; au rat uvi1 wiiiuM's uressett "?tn 'tin conVentiomtl black and 'while. Lola T Porter. Secretary" iVT TtT Junior Colle""* Cla.-s. Ofi Friday. May" I, P.K51. tin* nam bet's of the c|ass of I'.KU" ivrfc my iiHy entertained at a . haiuiuoi?jfix'vi in their honor by the .1 unior ('la: ? On behalf .oh ilie-.fieu.iuis _l_Aviiih L> lb.ink the Juniors for their splciuli effort to make our last days fit .Ben edict pleasant and happy, 'i'hroue. the, coining yeyrs we shall eye think kindly of vou and hope to vou much success and happiness. 1). J. A DAM SON. President Senior ('lass. lL-nmlic College. T'llK ROCK OARDFN. Like all other things, gardenia, Trrrr?iis flats.?4Htt?pn sent?-rmt?t hat of Rock tlaidc'fiinir. Kverj; where you ifo, you see them. Th ataloir.- li.tVc listed plain - aTTTT 7T" scrihed them in such a way that on uets?t+rr?rrh-n?ttial thee ccill ?;tov in'" in u Rock (iarden. Plants h:rbeep imported from their .u'ativi haunts Ain the mountain- to Lit grown in our "rockery," What wo'< once s'lnoU* wild plants' growing 01 'joId ble'ilk rockjp sidi s of imjuntain have now been given the high sound irv* name of Alpine Plants even th i..... n...... :... . f .1 . .> i.- .> iic>. (Ii.-l SUIJU' I Mllll lilt" '.oriiiK lulls. When "the craze first started, oiij had to have a sloping or hill pice oT lard TTf considerable area: in>\" voi\.".'Ust as we have miniature koI so we have mih:atiu'e ruck tcarden.?Hi<. norpo ?" 1111 'a 'rrick?p.i'i den ' to provide hv proper construct iot i home for Alpim "dan Is Yiopioaih ntr as. elosyh- a's possible "their ru five -haIditftfwif.#1 n ^rrrtf*- of a mnujv tain, or in an u])land meadow." The best site for a rock tfarden i; >n u slope where the drainage- i: ;opd.. As iitost i nek plants are sut ovito;, he sure to loct?te your -rock cry- in the*sun. When phieintr your rocks. . avo'< fornuilitv. Situate" it hem s<, tin they will appear natural. Do no stick them in tin xoil l?:n >11 *?*/1i r,\\ The soil to hi* used between and a round the rock ?should he imepnrei in advance. Use only the best g.n* dt-n?lu'ani?snf!?1'nr one Ciiilliol?pv into a rock carded with a h v am spado -to cultivate. l>nr:? " the t ;od of growth. use roi'M.nf ' in I t< r tilizor very carefully for it mn> burn your plants. Tht? host rocks -to list1 arc: flat imp stone's, nornus sand stones <1111 r?ranitc rock. Always bury .^- tlv largest side-: in the soil. A food rock den is a source rf intei' st and delight to the flowei 'over. However,^ a well plant et 'mine?may he unni'leti tv .--pulled tn W?'to to the TT?don Fork & Hot Co.. Columbus, Ohio for their fret booklet?Belt ?.r Gardening -It is s vetv?concise?hand?book?on . what, when" and how to plaint.' "Secret; of-(iood tiardening" \*another fim booklet. -TJi^s may he had for .tin n ki. ~ from the J. H. Harris. Co. - . -4 ^ i f ^ FULL OF\Dr< ^vitalityX^ : | UKKSirS I)UU< ;i I IA ^ . MKS.. I? K REE! sl.g., . . - ' A Fi ll. I.INK OK PATENT M X CIGARS, AND T< afFV TOII ET PREPARATION ' * . ' ...- NEWSTAJ l * I ! &> Race Magazines And Newspapers ( Mr IcE CREAM AN X . }-4r?. .. . PHONE 7 r ^ 1J22 Assembly Street; . 1 ; ' f . Inc., Seed t ii iiWi i s. ( tildwater, N. V,?eu. * - I'eh-i' (' Kane. * { ?. ? M. K. ('Ill JIK'II NKWS.'. . * .. AL ' i WOK 1-1) SI,Mt\:i('K_..iii the Metho- : "J: <list Kpiseopal Church assists in the : fevcnt countries;. 4,000 iliis. ionar- J i ies and teachers in the Home Field; ! !l ? 54 colleges and universities; 7.000 - h i chapters ol the Kpwortlj league; 77 . ! hospitals. 44 homes for. the aged; 4-". ; c homes* for children; 2,000 deaconess-'j-dt* -"h'es ttrtd'alds miuisttTs rrrovor 100 con- fl" i 1 forences. The denomination is also | dlj - ! American Mihle Society,.and in j.liv ; I distribution of liiblos. . I-. M. D. he , I ; . ' j ? i? -I I1, i iend> of Clal lin L'nivi rsity will i'^? t he pleased to learn that the lnstitu t'"U has been promoted to tirade j Mi i* i Oik b," the American' Medical A. so- j up U t lation, Tl.ir ii"ws u'ill l e sneciaW-i nn encoui aging to student.* who content-| > ! plate a hicd.eai eareer. There seem., i yo r. to he a wide field .for usefulness .for { to I, general ntedieal practitioners, sur- lm - , gions, dentists and trained nurses.! ^_LMeh- I iledical College,- .Nashville, |>y ?--- i enti., having yeccived a 'Number* ; wt i ! One r;ti itc* oil ers special unoorlu Si 'Ititics 'daitd. encouragement .?* pro an - less una I students.' As there is al-_<*d f ready a waiting* list, prospective stu n -?dt iits -thi.tiid not??ici.H?I'-f'l-ii'iiiToiT?rtr i I. > ea ' "Hie r*~".t *nire"~TiI 1 ndiana. f?'aelT-~t~ 'j id* by lioVernor I.e.-lie. has enftclciH" I liu* W lSl'S i :iM?l hl(i<S <t l*i li?vv v IS1.' L*.j* against IviH-liin ' that \\v haw si-i-n. ' * ; I'ln law pro villi's* that d a irristim';* l* is taken ' i.'min, 11 it* t iistoily -of a_-dH'i ill nr tl> and lyiu Itt'il. the (!ti\ ' vruui -.-hall aitttiinatu ..lly suspend . ' iin* sIh-i ill*. If it i:- shuwu that t.hi ' '' ^--fu'ritV TFa -dari'lut in dm In- slum -?lir . i111111 i-ijiiftl I'l tini throe t'i . t-i 1.4 1?years-.- - 4 I If i retrs- ~crf ?H te ?v4rt~ t n?:rtni ?^ i i li_?' \ il liiii inay iiviiwr damn,'.v. |(| l*i*? >.iii tlu' ('utility, jlovvil tir til y (|j. wlit rt' tin* t\ iii-11111r?* iiffiirs. The- ^i, ' ci 1.1,11 ly is- alsti in.alt' n spntisihle lur i any property duiuatri-s - intlu trd hv 'In* innI), I.. M. D. * ^ h'44 >? ?'!. I ) oMsiif?f'^*?ho-~ 111" lifv ? iiv tlu* sinking id' tin- Tdantii' ltd' ii i " suiiH* i xi*t*lIf 111 iinda<it.'.-: ("l>n?tmtn others its- though" you ,,, t will nut look you over fur jj. J?jilfllal I >l IV.-; nil: I ) i 1111' 111: i - 111 i . M'tii- s ai <." -i. "It* vim want work well diihf. si s). le?d?h?Lm-i?v?iii.in.. I In- 't i f I if i?k Will?Iii - Ii ' in' ''nil-." J r??'.'1 >i ?uw?hn|>|n11> ?.. >ml >?!'?. siiiii'."-t-Jwork or \ ou will. never know what w 1 . happiness is." , ' ? 1* " I *ii' ' ' o; ?! >* * tin' rit'lit Thin), <1-r u it hunt liVinV tol'f." . ? k M. ! Selected' by l? i4n ion mows |';j ' ~ M, . Sunday, May .">rd. was a ""lovely j,. May day many ear rides were taken. ?m. c | Churches -all well attended and ser-' .i J-j^ires helpful. } Ik v, Dr. Hr.ten preached at morn-I , ' injr hour from subject: "(Jrowinir in : J (Jrace,'' the sermon was instructive ami wi-11 applied Sunday Self nl was t'., 'also well attended. : j.'. 1 Wmn'an's Mission\ry. . f n;u ty of Corni' h held inei'tiny at .< votYinr; be-* liyulat-, r : - a In-oi-.. \ -1 ?.> t l>'. t;. j ' Sel'Vi - -V In-'h! n> iriMti- : . urv of Mts. Annie Mae Montgomery j ; and M/. Walter Morsjan, who. were 12ii members of the Society, Mesdames . st.| ) S. 1.. Il imphries. Cornelia: IloKers. ;Sn - M A. Tobi.n and Win. Sander snoke-, mr fife -and -church stet ivity?of those I fylfen asleep." Music was sejected in .?n i .Keeping with this service. . j,, Rev. Dr. I'owiiv n of I'd In I A. M. , K. Church has fully derided to build fpi : a Mew -i mi-c ol . c >v! ,p liiellil ' r d j>, I friends art/_ in hearb cooper at ioitt^y* with pastor's plans. Rev Dr. Colljin of SI. I'aul liaptisL. n? . Church held a very successful meet- ~ "in ;1t this church and was ably us- j j,. Misled by Rev. Davis of Oranjjebui^ ' who proved himself a power for god j W| Kev. Dr. Thompson ot /<i(m A. " IT. C'h'iv;preachers <he Rospel with I ' power, Sec.*! -es are wdl attended and I J. ' interest increases at each meetinpf. ' i. ' t- -Mrs. S.. H. Humphries attended | ' ' Woman's .Federation Club, which:.. ' convened in Columbia, S. C. She re- , . 1 ' ports a most helpful session and will ' K've account of this at next meeting}!, 1 o/ local cnajdid' FW TP. 1 HP. T,. ' ' ' Sorter is still president; Mrs. A. A.I . .' Sims, vice president; Mrs. Mary Rice, | * Trea and S. T,. Humphries, Seet'y.. ij,n i Mrs. Rosa Hawkins on {Enterprise | . St.. reports her sister-in-law much I s inTpTTTved. Mrs. tte.wliins fthd pupils!V" * of fulvaneed first grade sent beautiful'"1 * briquet of flowers to yft'untf mail on S. on . WallaceSt,, many thafiks U'tw lenderI , : ;; y V . v- >~? " Saturday, May 9, 1931. >ov\ ICED . 1 gad t; stokC | Y X >K. Drop MEDICINES. CIGARETTES ^ )baccos. ; : Y S?COMPLETE STOCK. ?- .J, CD? * ?^ ?* an Always Mr Found Here. X D SODAS . Y '820 | '- Columbia, S. (V | *? ' aluf"Mir.7" Ho'lmrn \U4s?' m k. - ?:?? ~ rr?iT| !^Ti^-. .hunt' UoRer.;, Mrs. Soitor Hvorp ;))?>.is;iuv visitor,;? , tin.* luuiu* of Kov. no'l. Mns. Tallin, ss.-s 1 t-c, Fa re ami lli-mlon also- .,jd ye a "pop call.". , yW "Kasha n Show" at Siav, JIi.tr h was <L?i iod s ii-foss. -Mrs. S. L. Ilutr,ries "Is still terclu' in Dojvostie Jan.a- a i ; A it. . . ai. a \ c: ..i i : 4?I I .-A. .'A. .Mill."** l?> illliX ilSMMIMf; . McBerth (Irannnai' .School. She Is it?c*:<|4i? ?. il term-?vf-th'' Uete Anno? - ill' MniiK mery. whose memorv lines here.-. '' 1 > i!> v " TSTnwiny "txr ? <I i '.i- a vouiiy ladv and enjoy* lite* tl:*e "ihihlt'en's fr;-uil"?Mr, J. 11 tiiitphiiesv ('lunches ire planning to -observe other's 1 >ay i?n next Sunday with iprcpriate si rvices ~rrml special ser>ns. . ^ . Many reyrct to learn of aceidefit to y umi,' men here a few days ayo. Car tiling over. One or two were much irt. especially Mr. Cleveland Rice. School Closing of Schools -tauyht Mrs. C. \\\ Bolder, Mrs. Blaclc II and Sims also Mrs. Anna1 II. ms and I'ciiicks wi*re all very yood <1 each of the exercises well attend- ' I'a' ri.'lis, all pleased with success <1 pi'ot'jt-ss made liv children in -seveiai copuirinilil'S. Mrs. Anna II. Sims was hurriedly lied to Chini"'!, 111., on account of 1 eess in family. 1 Mrs. Sallie If Vounir. oryanist of i lioir. Cmnit li Baptist Church * liet te.i". r.inl at 'her post of duty? M s. I.nla Mac Fair enjoys readv The J.oadcr. She is one otf our idar week ft' customers. Mrs. l)it^^'s, lien ami others are prompt in payr Thank von :.ll. . s iio. i>.. li ... i ' : i. - - M III';' I V.\ II \ ?I I ' ' ' I I I I I TI v w 11 i ' T1tt?ui't|i mi.nth?t?f May. All 'iniii nt an- yxperted to catch lip. i. inii-ht it . be." Friends hero are :i1" I? It*.irn i?l" tin- improved run: ion ni' I; I?i?vl<ins and Mr?. it: a- ilullia*- pr Columbia; s. c. NORTH NEWSTin' fn?"Mcrs of Ifiis section ate vim* a nli'Titv of. rainfall. - Mt.<s "r irrii- ?.nnl Xaniiii Arrinlcer hps re ned f'din Oi'iniKi'lmitr. S. P.. where i'V Tiiul spent sVvernl (lavs WilTf . ' i.' Rev. ami Mis, I. J. Hamilton. n*v reported a nleas-'iit stay.. Mrs. us" Tavim* and son AThTumso are enMTiur :i I'eu 'ilays witlr~ 11efather v. it. .\nuiiier. . . Tin* feneral services of Mrs. .TosP iw S,hi*^i-'*. wi'tv^if' Ah1. F., 'l>, Uliii'i'!*"."??? in died April I'Sth. :/lcr an illness ahold one voar were held Wednesv. P. M.. Apifi Til, ii?:{ 1. in Cpnon K. Chrireh. 3"ho services were nilueted by the pastor of the above med c hurch. R"\\ ,1.* T. Cannm1*- yv in. principal; Sermon was preach- ' J hv Rev. .1. M.. Miller ex-pastor, is Sliives Is survived hv her lnisiuI and a bust of friends.M)\. ipntas CnimoT of North; S. C, had arjre i>l 'Me hocly. ,,mvl Sunday School is still alivo.it Peter's- A. . M. E. Church. The unhors are looking forward' to a mid Proyam on Mother's Day. T MrlP.p pusim1 'hei'i1'-' 'hi" e humiiit?. p INTON NEWS Sunday W s a pleasant day and a rtretf erowd attended Friendship's vices. Sunday heiiitf the first ?>da\ Ct nnminion. Sunday niirht at 8 "50 Rev. T. II. hlisonr pastor^ mounted the rostrum d preached from 11th chapter St. hn Oth verse. - ? Friday evenint? .The Pulpit Aid ri rd met at the home of -Mrs. Nellie Tip's, subject dismissed; "What do ^ (iwfi our <dhldrtn. .But' to incle- * ? iv weather a' udanee was small. 4 a,.. f-.itWfnl f..'w the good ok km. The hostess served a deious course of cake n,mh ambro.sa. Miss I.. M. I.iHicwood spent the ek-erul home with parents. Mrs. then P. Anderson was a pleasant ller in the city .durintr, the week end. e was the house guest of Miss Lulu I.illicwood. The death c?ngle took our .little /.xie K. w? can say she was our ;t hut. heaven's Rain. .ley father r. George Glenn and .Uncle Mr. D. ,ulur motiii>?l from l'hil.ololphia lu teiul Hie funeral also her little lhia. S. C.. A. IJ., a coushy attended [ funeral. . ' Mrs Amanda Patterson has .veUjrnto Pa., after spending some lime.? ?1_ Clinton. Mrs. Rena Suber is ctill the sick list, .we pro?y for her' a aody recovery*-! ! __