The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, May 09, 1931, Page Page Three, Image 3
Saturday, May 9V 19.'il.
l.Al KKNS XKWS
Miss Willie Hunter entertained the,
members and- friends of the "True)
^Jilne ( ii)i>." of -B*tnel -Ctntteh-at her.j
home Thursday-iiiternoon with a lareet
attendance. AL_Lhn_closv Miss 11 tin-'
ter served a sweet course, Miss Hun
ter is also the l'tes. of this Club.
Mrs. Mary Mills' on W. Hampton
St., Was hostess to the Auxiliary t lui> I
of Bethel A. M. K. Church, Frul'.y
afternoon.-' This was one of the best
meetings the cllih has had this year'
and a good crowd witnessed the
meeting despite the downpour of rain |
.. . K*?\k_ Wnt. ThornnsoiT that cundm U'.til
the Revival at Bethel last week was
present ijid nave the cluh one of the
' best addresses tint'* they vc h:id. for
quite uwliile,- one wo aid neve!* tire of
listening to this wonderful man -
utTfiih Rev. /Thomp^ - -you itml -others~?.-^-art?
always wdrnrnT'T' MT'sltnino* MnYy
Cannon, Mure MPlsaml K. H. Nelson"
rendered a beautiful trio "Nailed to
the Cross." Mrs_._ Mills assisted by
-?' Mosdames (lailinnton and SpUnn i.o.r
vid a bountiful course of potato srlibl
on lettuce, saltines. ice lea and(na-.
biscoes. Mrs. K. S." Nelson thanked
the hostess for the repast of the after
noon. The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Janie Williams, W.
- HamptTm^Stry June .5, frttlT,??
Just e. correction please, in the past,
weeks issue you will note that the
."Pageant" that is to be given at
Bethel fi~. M~; Church on .Monday
Nitfhl, May 11, llm was called The
Heaven hound train, but instead it
is just-"Heaven Bound". Hvevyone
is most cordially invited, the adm ission
is only a dime.
Prof, and-Mrs." A. P. Butler. Prof.
^ " ' aiitT Mrs. .Roy Cunninarhaib anTf a
nother gentleman whose, name wo
failed to iret of IriiR?i S. C.,wtrtv the
. Sunday truest of. Roy, -A_
Cunningham. '
Mjn and ' Mrs; i.loya < loudly tt emI
little daim-blttc?nf- (rtWl^-S.-fr, v.'tnr"
the Sunday jsuest of Mr. and Mrs.
Fletcher Garrett and Rev. and Mrs.
John Boyd, Mrs. (icodlett \vill la- re.~
*memherprt n!j Miw-Tkr.w,.' ?*?
? i .?w>|M I JIIK'V IK1"
fore her marriage.
The public . Is cordialh invited t >
attend the "Mothers Ikiv pi oerani"
f at Bethel AfWTK. Church', SijmJay
evening. Mi>" 10, 10:11 at X o'clock.
Mrs. Audrey XV^tm-r is directive's. . .
^ . Miss TTiMn-iehla.1 Fo\vlor has relnViy r<T
home to the delight of her many
friOnds after attending a very suooessful
scholasUe .topm-st-Bfcttis Acadewy,
Trenton, S. 0.
?T=:=^_The City baseball club .played tin.
Spartanburg- giants in Snrn-HllfW^iix,
S. ('.' Monday afternoon and to our
surprise the ("it v Timers brought the
"Bacon home" the 'scores were fi-tl.
The nnvnv -friends of Mr. (Iv-oi^e
Mickeiis will be saddened to leai ji__o}'_.
" his passing Saturday n iclTT^M !ty L'.
loril at his home on W. Hampton St.
Mrs. K. S. Nelson, Mr. cand Mrs.
William Walker and two small
d?TlJ?hteV"s Clara Klt/.aTielTi and (lv.cn
dolyn. Misses 1*1 ninia Selena Saber
and Henrietta Grand, motored t<>
Chester, S. ('., Sunday to attend the
funeral of Mr. Walkers' uncle.
Rev. A. A.-Sims of Union. S. <\, [
was seen in the city Sunday.
Mrs. Pearl Hawkins is kept unite i
busy buinl i l"y in??- the? |7'di"s .I'd
< now installing. a telephone so that she j
can be reached at all hours.
\t?o - - - - '
: \ t-fl-inl DtM'Kfll, At fS. j\jl TTT1 I C
Davis, Mrs. Dolphin. *M rs. A)
Davis, Miss S. L. Dendv and Mr. Joe
11unteu?axe ajitieipatintr a trip to
Washington ai)(l N. V. soon.
Survives were hold in all ehipvhV-;
Sunday at thejusual hours with larire
conjjrrt'jGrations worshippinjr, l'nstm
\\ hite preached a most in ihl'c. sorm nt.
Uethel has I icon on Hit : .11 week during
the revival being conducted bv
Rev. Thompson of Clretmwood assisted
bv Rev. Eli'/olf Dend'v and Jos
Holiness ban<V' The ewlTocti: n for
- Sunday morning was $20.0-1 again on
Sunday Nikfct Rev. Ant-hur Ross
preached at St. IY.ul, Rev. Ci^-ll^ Lo-_
rant. Jr prom-hod an ovc. Il.-nt?s,.|;inon
to t he W iIlipgWurkers,..Cliii/, a'.
3:30 o'clock.
? FYleh/l s in the cl(y were grieved to I
hear of the death of the sister, of Mrs.
Alice Moore which occiire'd tit her.
honie in Columbia, Mrs. I'Vrguson
and two children visited here last
Summer t,nd made many .friends, M r.
and Mrs. Miocrfx* were accompanied to
Columbia bv 'Mrs, Alice Young, we
extend to " Mrs. Mobtre our deepenst
sympathy.
Those attending the funeral .We re.
Mesdame K. S. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs.
Klla Oweps. Mrs. Klla Davis and
Mrs. Ticora Madden.
Prizes, that were givei} to the following
singers on Monday Night:
1st prize?Mt. Zioti. 'Jnd Mii! Ro?k.
1 am, mhuvhs :ith, ir^fh'u't'ii!?mr,
New drove; Kverybody seemed, *0 lie
anxious to hear these quartetts again
> fviid asking for a repeat.
Mr. J. B. Owens left the rit.v after
spending axvlqle hefe" with re'atfw-,
Mrs.. Lillian Miltci*'W*ci>ntp:;.tii'-d hint
hack to her home in Conway..'
. Mrs. Martha' Dendy and "in David
visaed relatives during the week in
the city. ' ' ;
Mr.-and Mrs. .Tames And. r ojv have
moved into their beautiful bengal, w.
after .having, it renovqXed and now
at home to their many friends, they
are beautifully furnished from parlor
to kite hen. t .
Mr? ami Mrs? Will" Smith" are li'-v
ing new painting?done and new fur?.
?1 nitdres put in,?Soomhnfly?i-\ . r> oho
has'taken a now start for spring,
j The I.eeture by Dr. D. S uis durine
Allen's Quartett is still lingering
\yith the people and the I'ew reputrks
by Mrs. Sanders could not have U>?n
s woe-tea1.
ABBEVILLE NEWS
Mrs. ftnd Mrs. Rufus Hawkins and
little daughter of Knoxville, Toniv.
Mi*, and Mrs. Abe MeKennie.
Mrs. Josephine S.?Wrigbt,?lb?iw
one of the principal tedchers of the
Abbeville County Training school was
sick last Sunday and Monde \ but i < j
f ble to be out again; Mrs. Eliza;
Hagan is sick at her home on White-1
haU St. Mni rh d' ^
Chicago, 111., last wepk.
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AL fliH Mi . M.?I. Rutler. Sr., mo. J
oiD-d to Cokosbury last Sunday and J
c. cried thpir dnutrhtyr. Mjss Ruth to
sfie.nd llu d:t> with .Misses Rosa and
Hen Molt a It trihson, ufterwhich M"r7
and Mis. Itutlor went tt> Ware Shoals
' > spend to ilay. Mr.. Rutler and
d tt't'l .tef, attended a eotton dress conies!
in tie-be ut i I'ul elect i ic' city of
A ador ,S.?Ll.?yfuuda-y <N ii'bt. ?y k
' t 'tafs in Abheville and rlsiAvheve__
burns with do ro-rot of the now.id'
M' ' VP Rook Jr.. who \v!i< -1" d
In Mart ville, S. (*.. Monday of his
week. Mis inotlier, Mrs. Marietta
Ri.nk'b t. fi r l-lartsville Monday afterrc
'it. Mr. It? "k is -known to his
friends aTver l"ho oily as "t-tu."
Mrs. \ l.bie W. J. Chappelk' of the
C'u il'i* I {i?rl? School Faculty, spent
tin wi l;-enU with home people.
bhnen 's in .Abbeville and Uiriea
tArtb^a+W ve+w?proud?t-n?know 1 tint--I..
has, i ei nverpd tfimi bM ti't'ini; ill- "
..esTs-ut' "Tine nnPTth~ "find i< able to be
o : train. Mr. AcRtiv is .the .fatli.u*
,u< Miv ('.- P. Acker of on'r city and
also a hative bT Hotiea Pa'hTT'
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel -J. FiJ wards
was Sunday dinner truest- of Mr and
Mrs. Arthur Williams ;.t dla Marion
St.. of (Ireonwood.
Dr. Kdmund Johnson. .Ir.i' of \njdcrsnti^
rrmtnrrtt"~herr* Strnttny and, ir. it. .
his father, Mr. Kdmund Johnson; Sr.,
who is ill. . . Iiuv.
P. S. Mosley preached two
vf ry- rtitv,1111 u- sermons Sunday atld
S 111 c!; 1 \- nkrfTT u* St. .itmu's A. M. Er "
Church oil Cherry St.. of which he. is
'he ,huin red nastor. He also preached
tiio fuiiei:<| uf Mr. Kiitler Fair, our
?ol.'l reTiilile'* undcttaker, Mr. L. A.
Ji i< li ie r was t).?.* iirulet taker, in charge.Mrs.
Melzcttil "ttlirst s|)oiit a few
hours in Helton todayaas tlie guest of
her s'ster-in law, Mrs,-. IIciii \ Williams
1 :?0.Y ("ireon St. ..
ATTENTION TO Vol It
K.VCK PRIDE
- -So dotiht you may say th't this
^ulyiuut-luta.-lu en discussed fully. pro
' I. :.. P.ut . {?>! .much cannot be.
aid about it. We people as a race?
L ose- sighi of tlie fact that (>od.created
all men eiptal. We have the
"Inferiority complex,P" which keeps,
us from appreciating what our own
' oiiii"- uicn pint women?arc sfliving ,
to do and he* in the business world.
We ..should abandon the id.ea that the
color of any hum's skin lias any thing- what
ever to do with his' .ability to
ljn>iliess lias Ho. color. We allow
our- feelings to enter bur. business^
traitsactions and then what happens?
We 'have 'neither business < r friendshin.
Let lis keep the two seperated
and preserve liolll.
The coiidil ions I hat prevail. |n some,
ei t ion: ?ij the coiin.ti'v do not prevail
ill all parts of the world except
in lesser or giyater degrees.
We vojmT t ir 'TT-.-s?rirn whin-are' in""
business competitive with the other
iace have considerable ditliciilty in
bcui'v .-dd' t?<-pet. tlu- patronage.of
soon' of }|ie' best in the race. The
white competitor is more- woleomeil
i?i i 'if iu'-hmI Imiuc that those ' of.
o;ir o\v11 nii'i 'who stands ready ami
\vi 11i111?; to sj,i\< you the most courteous
and-politeservice. Let ttst-w^ike
-up ami see that \\t arc working tr=-~
'-a i+4~t ? I v vu?Wv??rml -nttr jrirN 1
' !-t;- <!u?>' e.iHf.'i's to make them an et'ieieii'
nipt in some business firm
oij \? 'i u 'thoy co"'e out prepared
Were have tlu'v to work? You say
that, that is- money thrown away;
yo i caused it. Von en fried your ih?iMsjuiee
with onte white company
'hat only ea-Vc you .protection and
t Ml' "AMit'Mlritio' a1 piisiiiun fur mum1
white- o'irhor hoe who' canto' alonpr.at
tin- same time that your pill or hoy
lid and had may hp the same elianee
?'. - \-<eo .1 jt.t ' "N" m were' poiif'nis
vo'ir" e.ulITta nee itilo a leaky vessel.
N'ot on.U that yot.ir. luiv eotthl h;(vec
lie oti a I'hysrevnn. Meittist. Kmhal"Trtrr
op?tv"I'.irwViT for that matter .
y?j).i did not support any of these profes
ions iTu'il were in the laee.. that
wftt UP :ti~"n:vrA't'.le hi -JAV work-'
to iiKit't of our pirls and "hoys wlyi
ai'e well traim-d to carr> oil in the
suiiTe elhe.ieut .etA tee HS those TTi lIIIopposite
race.
ili-re is a copy of a letter- written
to mP' lo'.i.vd undertakers in llreen
woo l li\ a whitv undertaker' ol' the*J
Mile citv. I feel thai tllis left.o- I
si an rid In- published In show how
mm li fai r |ii ide we have: t
: iimvAinr is. 1:1.1.is. .
.Funeral I l i rentor
(i ri'i'iuvumt, S. ('.
March '-hi. 1 I.
I'iv 'A- Thackston,
< i IVe'll Wiuiti, S. I'.
M'c li, 1 vr?> ..iii-?h i In?11 n 1 >n>11>t?-?a?(< ?
wj'cther or not we have iliseonlinncil
oar colored funeral "service,.
Km -the past -several ' years Imr
h is i 1 a'; s lias steadily thrown ami we
have he< n considering for some time
o|>ei at ini-' ?'NclusfC*elV for wllftt* people,
which We helieye vv*Hf"t*liable us .
In tthaler it still better service.
(irenwood has two eoltirtl funeral
directors as well equipped as any
\<ui-will find in the State, and they
are thoroughly cirpablj.', of serving
4-he-Cob-red?people of tins '('utility?rrrrreasonably
and as etliciently as we
em, and I* feel in a more satisfactory
manner. ' . ' .
In must ciLics l liis^ttixe. the best :
colored people pTeTef To~call the colored?timle.i
falo'-F": iilul 'Ihey really
linolil.?t+s?(4hs?Inn ine>>?^ustEy.?I"'- em-is
to you. It seems t'o me ethiht
yotir people should have su'tlieient
race pride to patronize one of their
etilor when they can do so.
With tlfc above facts in view and
. .. '1 uuiM-i\r>, \vi- will ill
tlu- future devott? our entire timet
iimI sitvi?e to our wliito elielitele
only,
HIM\ KK Yours truly.
(Signed) Upward B. Ellis.
? VMMIW fhl-l-IIWOOll M.lllUll (MI
pulation lias patronized both white
tlit1 mi what they are and let the colored
almost starve. It is not that
we hate the-whites but we love our
business.
.. Once atrnin 1 beseech thee my peo.V.k_
to wake up and not let the white
man have to call our attention to
THE 1'AI.MK
Ellis did~in his letter.
11ENNETTSYIU.E NEWS
Tin* merry month of May is in. Tic
( lio (.1radial School eld eel tin wci'k '
with jfre.it suect*: I'rof. W. J.
Johnson. iiriuurpa-1-. -- -Miss Altai
Brown left for 'her home in Oranc- j
burjf. C7i Sunday cvenifijf. after
Spent! illjf a |ih a?ailt --.rhool n rm :o
The Drake School.
Miss Daisy Ma.lerliiie arrivetl Inane
from a successful rhool term in-tie
Eanmt' tlraded School., - ?- I
>r.' T7 Mi Me< aliom ami I >r. . T.
Richardson, left Wednesday, i vetunjv j
lor the Medical Association in Sum i
ter, S. they rcpniUd a splotjtliti
session. ..,
?Miss T.^William-. <.!' New ,1r
passed to the' Vfrect twyond. I ne
entire faniil vji.otori d dnu n (or Dm
funeral, Friday evening, ilev. D. \V.
Williams of WayhiilVfton, D. <'.,-ae
i i' m 11 in n i i nil the?hody?liomu. ' I 111 n
mains was laid to nest Sunday. 1\ M.
at Dise Hill. R. ('. l'owv in oWarjre.
Mrs. "Crude Williams. Iter mother
nave our depe.t sympathy in this
period i)t sudnes--, .
mr. sum floyd was funeralized at
shiloh sunday eveuiug. tki-v. a. j.
wright and rev. win. eowe assist. il*
with the funeral. j. ii. w. movriin
ehurge. ' ~~~ 7 ' ?
??rev, e. r. mdinl.111.1, east m; nl't macedonia
baptist church \vu< at his
best to a full house sunday, a. .m.mr,
k. s. sanders arid mr. a
drake worshipped-avith the in in the
orning servine. t
the claf'lin singers was present
riuirsday at st. mk-kie .mr-kt?-pluiia 'i'..
\ snlendid crowd was present. k
sermon played''his part in advertis'ir
the program. . " * ~ '
SvlriH (Ireen was in the oily, l-Vi
day evening .'and through Erof. !'.
II. \V. Morris,.lit donated ijtlW.Ott on.,
die new church.
dr. w. s. ilnnna accompanied hy
m*-- es kmioa 717 l+rrihe" "7ml cty~<
ten.gerkin attended the association
n sti i tor last week. i
(hi'* . of Benin '.tsvifle Social 'Clubuoiiibeiv
said the liapn.v lime av 111
soon he in whey Dillon (trailed
School i-loa f 11 i - wee't?1. Won del' why
Mrs.. Sue. Covington is out again
after being on the sick list for voir,.'
time.
rmi's, fannie duiik'n i on the :-i-k
'i. i"; dveas rrr ttr, home of- -mr--. mar
f)iTtkt* on li.nn'nnr" SU--??? i
t' Erol. J. S Mcknight whs- in _Lht_
*ity on important l?u ines: Saturday.,
veiling.
uev. j.' w. wrigilt -iii pri.-'ed hi
pal with til.dlv. ii'l!ii1' . i ."..h ii nl mm leetlv:
things on h . tiip t?> no \'
york city.* i am sure she l;l;.* to
dm to i?i> to new n ork city anyl'im
lit, fill make..the tl'hj.,~r
mr. ,lohn .lohtnuin h it for new
york this week
services'at' shiloli was v. ry in pir inr
sunday throughout the day., li*" .
weigh* breached a-.tieve-- ' ' to ..
>:fck house. .ysn.NJ. was raisi.d .
C.o'uc over and wor.-hip %v it 11 as.
lit v. (Vuinide Pastor iff Ihavn:
Dam Baptist Church, Met all. S. <
passed- to the?yrenu leyniid. The?
AlUei'iil service was I; !d Saui-lav al"
> I'liinUi .at?has?uid 1 A m eal
preacher is'^one:.-a wonderful pa-t?>'
i via*at church is-vacant for a urea;
p:Vstor.
Mrs. ('air. 11 -Jlarhorm is very ill
Miss Murjfaret Rce-e is reiideriny.
l eal service as . the orptani t jtit SFii
lull. She \vi!.i tcra'dijuU- 'frotu our
liieh school this (i"rin."
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11AMKR NKWS.
r.ethel I'.i eii'e ter'.on Chira h. Ii> .
'i. D. Colitis. Pastor.' Spn.i .y \v: a
oyi'.ul day itt-sei A-nv, Sunday* S h"
ww* .wall itrim. 11 d ~t t -'ti -h':-\- t-'r-n?
lias cho.-ed . l'or at. 1. xJ St Marl. 1
-SS.' '1'akr vc hccd. \%.,iy;h|||:iii.l nra-. ^
e know no) when the lime i -. I r
one I ev.l ion lejoic. d v. .ilk' tie p" i
?f ( it id a (o>d u-ed iliia. ! \' > 1
litis and (amity \vn r', I i 'her.
quests of Sv-Ur.-Maiy ... . ;nis. .v .n
.a v. .
Stiil ??'\vs i-iir..i*- '<> us Sutaiity?' ^
llcv. K. A. HniWii. II. Iof A . i: ':
via.. diiii 'I liprsila\ i?iv; 1?I. K> .
J?i?oWii \v;A all oiitstamlili; ' ... a l- i'
hi otiv rluivli.' 1'ivsiilont _??! S? .{!iii a
i'olliye, Tii-ealoosa; Ala.
~rttTv. \\". F. 11Ullti'l". of .loin- I f
j'li- A. 11. K. ('Ittiivh toiuli. !< <! a
mVesstyil spriiiff rivival. Kov. Il ia
It-r is lf\i?il by n'lll Tito i'.ilivb i
: aKiut" mi?la v? 111 < uiul 11.11in' . :1 11 i
nt work uihI<t hi. W*a?lf>sh p. At i
U: J. Monroe is planuin;r !?'? :? t *
,i meeting" ol tin' vluiii-h in I'n'njriU'
hum, Ala.
Miss Cii'ola Mi-Quia.n is -Im.iiie t
ter a siu-fos-ful' school term. v
.Miss Kst'i lla Bel lieu is ii>>\\
popular teaehor of Newtown in 1.?i! - Ion.
Tlu- G. I.'. O. of O. F. will i f i
bralo their annual thanksgiving s i
viee Sunday May 10. Kev. ColLi./rJ
will jjbliver tin- ni'tnuui... :?_l_
Mr, George McHat* is on tin sir:-.
i;?* \iljo- i./i.i.... u..rn.. . ;< ? .
.sick. '
? Tilt' I'lendure' In TTiutb will lu
Mav .'11. We have a splendid 1
Viani tin- I he da v. . TTTe n7n?ijfr
welcome.?Rev 11 11' A en. H i'i
d at 1 It.'IO; Rev. A. I. ('ampin !|
o'clock,
Rev. (I. O. Collins. President
Rev," J..R. Richard-mi. \u>
1) K. MeOueen. Sijr.
MORRIS CHAPKI, R APTTSTT
CHURCH
l)p. F. Douglas. Johnson, Mini-ter
T^een\VMO?T""'V,,*TT,^T.asl N.nuiny.
M ay .'5 was a h it'll day with the
Satire^ m Morris f ( hut eh. The
Bible School opened at the us\i
al hour with"0 Supt, J as. Robinson.
presiding.?All .officer*?and?teachei
were at their posts, it was a heautC
ful day.
At 11:.10 our much loved and honored
pastor ascended The ro-trunY and
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TTO LEADER
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I *? mlu i-v i s of Brewer NormnJ
School a4nd many other visitors \vor t
sI.iI<|>?mi with us at this service and
oisn.'it 11?Si?l tiic sermon to the ver>
-frit-hr^t:?At tile close-of the sc r v.vc
the lord' Slipper \ia.j admini. tm i d |
and a riorum tune wa: had. The
int.- ii im'.e.l in the Chid nl their
S.iI\-it ion.
'At' '1 I'. M., our pastor motored to |
hi ruial cliurcli. A?brr^e crowd wa-. )
!"" eii: wa-it mti- tor lum. It is saiil j
ih t hi- preached a soul st I rintf ser
" at I-Mi-nd - Iiip Baptist (-'liureh.
ih W-l'. i i, held a?Jfooih session, at t
h )'. >1, ?f
''u.- . i-1: i11ji- i r\ice hejtan X I'.M. j
i.'ho r j ru. i-s.'i.inal t-Hcilv, Holy, lt?> i
I ly.' Alter, our order?of" service tliy
|>a t r piiaclii-d another rreat set
I : h "n.m i^Tin II '1'leit Wild
I'i i'ii!" y .Oil' We."" lie held h. '
ntirin-ia-i 'd-fl hound' for 'forty five-"
ninnies. U'.e TTaVc- nuver heard . so t
] ii.n--a --aid nhout the tongue in all |
'ii' I : i in- pasjor na- traveled ix
J tea- in-ly in tin United States, also]
j in i'o. eiytt countries,. being a for- i
t inner, .did is well versed in "Wmi.- I
?>l<i?ry." If lie was not he., could no!
h:.\ tallied about the tongue as In.
did. 'nio pastor thanks' the mem-ii
. n! ii niuiiv friends for the Sur?
prise I'ariy given.Iiinv on lust Sal
Ui<l..v -night. The members ami
.'ri- ml- rptnf to the parsonage and
g:i\c hi in many valuable ."ifts: tics.
oeKs,' hand'ehieJ's, shirts' and many
olla r .tilings too n'limerous to mcn Vioiu.
V> e left the pastor ?full of
old..*. Our p istor has done so much
. -one i hnreli, until we feel 1 ik?\\<*
ean'l do too much for him. lie is
wiiith) of all we do for him. *
x-h -t-r-""?will?deliver a -spuria 1
e. j.oiu>'nrulay .morning at 11;30
~ .'In !: ' - ]>ay. Myb.: | 1 Home
rh alder s'." l he nublie isT'Tnvited "tsT
i.ear t'ni special message. A hearty
>yel- ?otie. a>? ait? y'on at Morris Chapil*
Inn ill '
... . ,\\ I fj'I'M IK K XKWS
' id.'r. was a most beautiful da.
vita f .hers., and pupils at theirpost
"f tin* ? K vcr yoiit* seem to hav<
h. en iiein 1 ri-ri 1. ill?Liu:?study?uil?the .
!e. sou. Aft r- full iliseussion of. the
lisfon vve had. a general review. b\
v'in>t 1!' rd. which was enjoyed.
'i he W ill . Do-t'lub met Thursday.
"~i'-)it a \i irrtt.-vri'th"Tpiit\*~ti' tevvirntr-:
I- I II- III HP4-41II1 Will?.:U.,.fi'.lliiits
-,U4v?.Iriljn J\uvs:ini Wilfui; Htrjn-i'.
\!i i I'uii. I a Ku'c; Wratio'n, Mr.
! !" ..! In- MrL i", Quartet. Rive, t'a-ld .vili.
\\-Ilium- and Byrd. After tinp-TT-T.i
: d.-l-ijrhlful in-past by Mr.
I n ! M r-'. Ut.y Wallace.
tin- in.?i-'. friends t?t Mr. llti'.Kit
1 ttMi'.nii .*\ iil l<*'?deliKIiUmI t?? UTi'iu
writ in if. , _ ^
Mos M.i.rv Ann Johnson is all
mil. -- over .Mr. Ilin'ry' Gilliam n.?\%
I : I: t \ >; stwin tin- sail over the
I i. ' r njoiiy will beirin.
Mr--. -Muttie (*i ( am and family
I. tpi.rrd " In < 'hcstorlicld; Sunday h<
| . i.' it lu-r dauirhti r, Mrs. Louise D.iV:
. '"liny reported a nleasant trip
Mr. (lilbert Wattrer. Mr. M. Duck"
U't. M--. I'iha Walla**', ami Mrs. ("aid
. I. 111M M i j id \ i Tin.in *vi 11 * . \. ( :
Sunt lay.' Tln-y ri ports .1 pleasant
trip; .
.' !'r. .1. (. Myril, Mrs. Klla C'opeh'liil.
Mr. .1. Law. and Mrs: J. C.
! M* i il nu>t.i'i-tl In Columbia on. busi it
|m t wt i-k.' '
i in- ii.i li-In-i's td the (i. A. Clul
j .'aii- a I'*ill l-'ry" Saturday night
I -.. ' i--'i yv.a^ tpiiic enjoyable.
Win n hi * n.'.\'i!. uT TiTfll K' oundini
i\ *. _ .Mi . 1 >. v. i-v Aughlny a trial.
I ,\i'> !m rv ipLplment and at a mode
prii-. ... '
J- :.'lli CdlV is still open for bii.-i'
? t .hi.- : ii_y. S.tililli.Cafe." for. lm ".i-I
| ' k - -iviuiil.. . :Kvv.rythiii? fot^ cojmI'oiI'
: vr.T > ! i I ir< TaffF tirirf^riaiio. You
r ! i '! '.? i'' 'v Ion -'i i'.iu1 "TlU' t'r.
' M W.Ian Kairt has puivlia'selt"
...olio-' she atui I it-ill. Bill a-,
.'in! Iliiiiur*- nioioiid .to Newberry, I
< \ II liltUYIv NK\V*S
. I '!.l ee ' 'd Uoli'oUl' lll'IISlllv' t'lC
> in ?>:' tin' Sunday School' dei-iiW
on ihi* following pinn: Tha: I
| -V. i . no till r or friend who would f
| nn\ !<' cent every lii."* Sunday I
v\?.:iid be .l.i'o.wn a*s an Honor. .Roll I
i s, lutoiit. Th'o; honor Students :ire ]
oli..vv : llcv. <\ II. McHae.- .Mis.
,\ i ii.,. !.. Alumu-, .Mr. S. Si A hrane .
-T M ., Alac Ab ro.iiis.jj Mr'** -1-.
t In '.-n. ' (iieiui,* J s (ieorKinnira
: r-'v. a id lei"- unit Klliotle 11. A brillil- .
We a: i a! o rivinj.'.- tii develop the
ujjiil'.t.,) a: well :? ? the financial part
or o.S-f. -Work, 'Our Motto: '"Service '
i-'ii'- The Killer." '
- to..' sir k-'"arc: , Mi-s.--rs .A sheer,. I
A'oaii.s. i 1'crlicrl Colenlan. Mr. auAf
,di . \\ ado Shell, .Mrs. 1.. Copcland
aHii .Mi's.' I. II. Johnson. -Mr. Albefl ,
-f.mi;--- and- Nathaniel (ilenn_ We i
1 Inn'? ?tr7t?them ?t "peidyreeovi ry,?f
:.iin! Mis.. Wilson of Cheste*' j
w"e?v the gate ts of Mtss~"~Kster Huh-. j
:h >"). Sunday ev< ning. .? -|
\i l . * i;f;i .huii'S of Ne UL-York,is--lhu_i
her mother, Mrs. XTart iiu ]
1 r..u L,e<. . ~ '
Ah - . t'l iM-iia (e i .of New York
anil lit I lu lii'i lha 'Sartor. o| Ashe\lllejc
. \. < ., ami Miss Hanks of Washington
art visiting in Whitmire, their j
olil lionk'.
Mr-. 'MarV.' K/ 'Sortor spent the '
-u.ee}*.-.end -isalla._h.ei' soil and duught r
in Ashe\iile last week*
Mr. It, H. Sims and daughter were j
gues'ts of his mother in NVwherr" j
Sunday,
Miss l\ Christine Glenn very re*
. I l'l I . , . ed . A IHi I ? iflll I u, I III
at the Ctdar drove Public School. A !
\ i-r\?'unii'iir?program?was repderod I
hv the punils?, it was "iratkmnV
a* well as as'iirational. The Cedar
: drove (hiartet samr its swei test that i
nrght. Mis* Glenn will tuL.mfasel
Lin-our clturc.h and community... very
nun h t or sfce was not a suitcase
teacher.
i
r
^ . . 1
(iHii vcltiwi), S. CJ- Wo weiv |>It*;ts?*<!
.to \viih i>< on !;?-1 WviJnvsrhiv
I'M'I'IH" mi'?!' ? 'i' 1 >' ! :t ';.>f Hi J,
1.. lifllbuu ill' A1 ij I i.l L1.Ti~i.W-4.i~.( 'h;11 U..
toll, v\h'? |in-;?ilu <1 fur u- u ? ' Hi v alv.
ays. I'liJ li> i.i : i (u i |it. K< iw
!iov\ li?' \\;i- : i-< in|i.,i mi .*1 l,\ Mi-. J
I . lit-fi.l < t\\ - n ti< I till "|7 *7"
S ti in la \ (.' . i in* in-| Su m |;i y u^us
I luiv- I'Ufin;. 111 v.- ii:ul } ??i - M-rvi
!'") '' < *?? Wj/'M \I'-lii.la*
r astur !' I ! . ' ! .1 " I hur. !,. \,.vv
< it v _ u h |.i. <'!; '' !'. r :i ' mi il'itii'it'
. '.itn.ii. . ii-vi- <'|>*viici{ friiin
<v" r
TsTJirrn i...? ti ,, *11? Tvas
woiiiiili ij ti,i i,iij;_.t ruujr| ,.<. j,mis. hruiseil
!'..? ..ijr imi M.,' ; t.hc ('lia-ti.-ciril'tit
<>t i.in ii' \\ ;i, up. n him m+4
\v_itli In- :' rlnv - aTj' v.. J,< ilr.l." M'j'k
lot It Viinii'i- . " 7 r-t:?---.j, \ (at" lis
ri'lni Mll,l| :-_il_l Mill ' ? -rr-rr-TT?rrfy
t ill- M;V?.\ 1 ;? I t \\Vtv .emi'lc
hajrpr,- \\ tifr !,i- Tair.cTT;..
Sun.'.l iij
usual !i;;rr w. ,.- i -.IIM| u,.j| ;11.
< i u 11 i!^ 1?:
I'i'<iui . : ;u iM'il v ni-j-i, j. u;i- prayer*}
.ry.ro ! -!..iiv 1r hoi - |Allst
u. ::u ;i i ut? . - 11t/'ii;. . ill 'ir
'??>?. wM? h iirnrhr t. Diriirri.; t >i,-" i v
1'/?'. *'r!} :'1 ^ " ' ..Ill- [Iir '.n- 111
"RTTv iTr i';<l'iii a - I'lli'ii 'Jic . I*,.-t ni'ii
with ii.i- ai. ...i <
I'll IIU'III, \\ HI (4<
<>t text *tik-i! I'loni Jail-.. 1h '. halit *f
")th M'l'M': "Jc II.- ? !i. .1
Ri'iitiiiti. uii ; :? ;??
?Mtnt- I.ii!., A. J Ii ? < !!?-. i ' in i .'j|)'
,Sl'(l Wf III.lie >llf will Jj. . ,?lt .
Sisti-i; Jane Set i\^*mc tin?" *?!?:
iiiiMnfM-r-; hi" ..ii' i li'ir.'li funeralj7eit~ETt
\rr)<s rliflVM"; < T he-tFn
(lay and laid" t.. i.: i m J'muit\ |.,t.
I > v* 111 n I (' ( 111 ' a i > .
I' Is I< i*X .TTTl 11 >ir.XS/.lv fl. i in" ijl.-ll
lay In' iv, Ik ; IC?i;.i*i n |.i e.ti lieVl a
' \\:ii:ua-r^.i.,!. t \? fill
iiain ui.:. ( ?-,: in. 1'ln* J.cni
:'ii|i|n-i w a a.J,Mi'r ' t I. I t). re
X\*T*I i :*rr?i rdn *y?;?I'liri'-Tinrrd T*)
(luininaiii- \\ , ' ei.a'iil -w 11;
lie pie:'. III i- 11 :. 11 \ ill III'MI i: !|("l
'aer-1 .J'' 1 V <( ( .. ail. ( ol.U
'u ; J. I'll." A! f. . ;i\M 'I < "I'llllUj .T
did I'll-:'. I . t . \V.V? V. y <?i >:t. .Mat-'
. I ln' i\ - ;?;i.li 'ui .'. . i : 1i > -1?> , -f?
.. \\ I, '<>. l1 .irk {j.i.4 r t r i i i. t-! a j id
I ii In! -?** I (> V;. a:,. u.ut leu I. in edv,
.all I 'rnla.i '< mi' a p. ! \s '*u.h ' t'c.
(taH1 iluil Uai I . '( . ' i n a f i cal'
:
Sirod^xr=mir!rr?-..r.ad'-u . .vi- itni'v;
Mi.aroi VI' . ' \i. ; ' '.ciM-fi' . Ah. A.'.
II . . It . . \ i Si ..i.'.li- alld 1"..
J. I la!!:. i:a > .' . .
U-e\ t .aii.. J ? * la-fi a Ac: ,
til.:;:' - ct'llii'!: I I . I I U .
all .t I II li nil. i I l I !i< " I U a V\
nil a an. i '. > .i! v 11 >n. h.il
la.U.-.l?UJ
!. ii' I ha; t . i !i t.. Im-isi\\
? .' ' ?? ? > !.-:a ii:ai ' i JI
Wriii/' I:; Kiln^' .aliuiiai
u .. . .. ? ;. -aa-i
'ali c:'i .!:v_ - f?
a'ui : B. . i!..i "will In;
a rtiiiir^ -lii.'. w ! ? (.* :J<r. ? ].::?? i- uial
a ph iit y <i t-al.
\S . .an* : i-? i. i: , t '' -Mr.
lilt A! t' J';:" : t.... 1 f..i nia
: ? ? I ???'
.1 Ji.N-'Tc ,Vi-U-S
'1'lt. ariMia! a i'i. y.' *i iv . r'ufc) iTraOc
hi' 11^? ..p i i aii 11.? . ' i i'v'..< ' - Hi this
ita.*"1, :-: t"'in' l".-1 .' i-Vu-lii ? ...
* *"?ii^ir- -1.. i . - lav. \ui'il
1 I'M I. 'I Isi? i "ii!i*ifi.i- u a> i ri->ali il
- ,i.y M: . !'. I :,i r >r. ^ ami
i'l-.if. \V.
"i : - \ -:?..? 'I.
ally w a -a i-i. i."*. \\<t.- as ;?>!
a-: 1 u--?. Ji.ii arni .".n!
l\ : ! . ! /..' : ' !;.. )' " t!i '/la-imi
:'i . s- . 11 U . t'l-aiii
SI .".II: I -V,I n'.al inl-.
> .!.'! ?i?1 .1?rm
|illt ' J.\ ~~ . :~~T . ' J'7F:t:r t Ill's"
il l \ i .'
T :? ?!:;> ' * \j- .1 "" i ? !' Tl A.
i -Id tiled' I l>;\jrTytA"or tiniu-i?vr?:??(
in IV'.,. j-i'-l v? . u.uielvd into
'In- II. K. !'!.? ta. !< < were
-Uul. a u : i. >...?, , i..?, w -.oi .'diinn.i.
'. 'I v ,w'(- all do
l?: it Oil I'.'K .1 - . t ; 11 - - l.oliies drlie
IiU'iI im,j 'In- i-iii-- t- i-i 11< - . 11: :t t we
'col - . .
On .Ml" I.:: : I.e V;,V,| rie
lineor- * it rr. iT" Stniiot- n
,1'ii'i- a n :i.j ., w .% . '
I !>?* 11' ! I t.-i i I'oVd 1! I'ado:
*?' I ' i e ii?i I" i'?i?I'?* ! i" in?ttrr
-('lino!, "i Ik! i 11 ; i e-1 > i. .! i !.!.iv ..-invil'it.
TI-- llfil.i.l." V, Ji'.'l i a!;. I ti.l11til
foil." SKt.zx ::! I I..;
i:m \Sm:i . v. m. i:. (in ki h
A
IteX r .r T. H'-iiril, I >. I).. I'a^tatr
('harli'^T on. Srt i i. r? on last"
Sunday inonii'ie w or in.In-.! impressive.
Oiy i aVt'.v ! : niiidi! t?'? us a
message w Itu-h, \\ a- alti'itethor in
lioo|'iiiL' I- '"ir"TT:'i'V d-Vtr?1 M?may
T>o |V uiwl in St. Ma'.lh'W ! uoniy-sixl h
elinpter, twiiilv six'*: tti'd 1 we'll \ .
seventh verges. Thenm. "The hord's
"SlipnEE nrm u~rmT ~tc " humh*." TIKspiritual
atTrttrrle was beyou>T e\ pla4aU-?un?nhili
l-Lc .- n^rr p -h '
I'll tin- Word In in spuirse to the
ca 11?t'"'' , iiri:on^ wore to
ceived, Sa'tmu I Tl un hir?>on, I'liaiiottt'
Gregory. Kstelle ln-;> and George
Gourdifie.
Tin- hist M?*)ih'ii f'-r tHe day wats
selected from St. Mark'V'Wh chapter,
1!Hh ami 20th versvs. Mih-ieeti "Thr
man who wis hcuLui .</ an evil spirit.
The atmosphere which pervaded the
auditorium w:\s at its hi itrhr and a
glorious time was witnessed^ There
were one lU'ces.-.iun. Sa-nuici.'.lav ksoti.
thirirTy~'viri7ht, April Ji'tln "tT i->. AL
J. Keys Marshall, pi.oininent Kvangglist
delivered Tier last set men or. as
might he calhtl her 'Threw ell" sermon.
This marked the eixl of .1 series
ef eighteen mess a ires including a
special .nuissagu To men and women.
During the Evangelist's stay more
than three score men. women, hoys
and girls were regenerated. After
Pa^e Three
-ei?t?i>i?jr~i!iir quite a minAii V. all .?,( .<
nil'.lit ?f the above date.
:| J ho now rslior b^aTif^'v. t t e jeTe),t'lo:d
into full ', Mioitilji i. bi|> ~Tr Too '
|K I'nrmod: Aside . Iv-on r ; ' . no
' a Oil _t iVlJ. VVJJ ti':iv I...;, . . 1 i. , . : - ;, I t
-f rrtt". All are "lieI ri.i,;,; ,!( 1.
u i :'d t ill liit i > .t 11 a 1! Vj '
A. I \ I \\"s
r .
The Boxing .Med |,v.
! Tioop ,b 11; S'A. Z.OM : | ...? K
j f l/iinmiuol u-ttf ij>ij: e '
afTaif. Thi- v. a, heid : ' ' ' t . \\ <
\ on. the j:\oitjtrr ,.( \\
plLO u: tboM11" u a
i /.'.Km' was o \oe lion*. ('mi, \\
| Kenny. Truo;- ."-1 u i ,
w HinilH' the b-.iun ; 1. : . Id '
+ e>t the 4loo|i l"t ? > 111 tiaiiili ' ' i.i"' .1
Jill l'oolilli' b'el.ar.'n lla " 'I
j tiliut; ,AVOJll ull' HI lu.ne, ... l.a^K
I buriiioiiy. Wo i?o,.r.-r. ,1
i'OllinlillJoii* t<~ ! be . I:I. ... ~
]_0the. <>.iVt-tyi^U%,.(.-d . ?
I -Hs QUI' lu-.t- .Ijiee | ' - -"j
" e . "... ; "*
j . Ib;,"e<I a bUcil ji a ; . i.
X- tjtii f! 1.111.; r"f:r,
' Wm.. ' I.- Ass.iP/-:j' .. "-p
. I.vii'i'- IXljumi! I, " I V. . . . ,jil'
:y:nl viI' .;i : i k 11 III If.'
|__ IMPORT \NT " . /
Very Libei a! Week f
- End and Sunday E\s
I eursions Fares
r. . . . .
Ilvt-i v I ritJa\. S.?1 itf lvi* m? : ;-unil;? v
. - '
i I' ll ci'i i v <?- M at-i-Ji - -r -l.i-r ?2.r?th.
'n:u...?r
_-bm? Fan* lMq.s-l "> U: ium! Trio
Hftuc'ili. Jill |?i>1 tills 1 i * nil
ifiv.'" '1'lK--il:t> j !.' . i: v"
Rvlmnolv 1 xrx ??oTfi.tv
i . ' ' . Tickt-V . .
I Si.Id l'? ? liiot IiiSi'v ' 'li!
j ' I "lilt - V. I" lii'i '.I . ,.I:U * k'li"
. ' lt.il.
: * . . . >.
1 Ohr Cent IVr-Milv Tr.i. rl. d
Kvt Li I'll I i HI it . da !-' : Si/.
ic~ ( i.ii-alt TirKft A. 'til-.
softijefkn k* mi w ay "
j . " svstfm
j - Tiun-l I.y ti .Srii.:
' ' '
Ki'otii.i7iii>:iI ! :t!i' il> ...i *.
? TIRED FEELING .]
.1 U k BOUT five, .years' ru;c> I
l\ was in a very nerwus ;
condition. I thought th.s eon- .1 ? ?
I dition was cuum;<1 by i --i- [
j Al nation, as T loll vei".. I'lr.-d m.d
l\ did not have a; youd appetite v
m\ or sleep will. ?
Z _ -I read of Thedfords Clack- ^
\l 'Draught and decided tu take
it. After I took one pa'i ka: e. _
r n' -i leit so much bt r ,-h I J
a continued "to take- it.. ;;? ! -A ' I k
had taken six. .
|2 better and w?y'a'pprtij.e i> U: - 1^?t
tuiy i t?ii?l I umii >huii > >?i <i. ? ?i i
rJ niullt.' I will t la :1 .* n-.a/n-,- ' .
*V mend T li e d 1 o r d ' liku k- i
, k Draught' to , anybi?u\ k*
ol Mary Cunuyin? ha'ni, auO _
I |\ Ne.wt'll St., ; Andei . ufi. S. C. 1
The Old Reliable t'uil/e.J s ll
rf-black-t?
: idraught,
L : r..it e.ASTii'VTi": I
^ I M ilia>' I l".\ . . I :t
i _?
FAN-O-LIN SYSTLM"
In Beauty Culture
(live F A N .1 \ Ihih4, - hip
1 Hand rut)' and Toil> t l-'.i -j.arat i.iivs
a trial. Their wait h "hrrrrJjrbv^'n.
Kegi>tel'eiV Hi t 1 '** tr i
ent Otliee.
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+ ? ??? M.iJf 1 >
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