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Paire 2 - ^ _ ^_ THE"OLD GRAY"A> E. PH1L1I T ? "?? ?j_ " "I or Necessity Is Laid I pon Me" ? ? I Cor. 9:16 Much is being said here of late about unprepared pulpits and that this latter day ministry ceases "to be an alt ( active field lor highly educated. men. It is also said that because of the poor salaries paid in '.he ministry the prepared than chooses other pbo,'.r-sions and only the illiterate an.t untrained compose the majority ?tve-Hpidiea-rts vor the ministry., This. arpumeiiL . is' usuoally indulged oy, "laymen who t}re yea I educators. And when I say they are truly educated I ~ > what I mean. For when it comeT to literary attainments the laymen Turfs t be reckoned with the world over. *11.fact government and the church r , haw made greater provisions for 'he training <>t the UuL.y tndn they have for.;lu? ministry. Henee'the greatest . . , number; of scholars from a .secular -?vrr-vr?piiin[ arc?*-o?he?found, in?thepewis. The laity has produced our t>c?t orators from the days of Cicero" and Demosthenes. Our greatest edi. . tors ?n. this country arejlaymeirrThey ?itrt?the*-.mc>5l fearless writers. But when these lay writers undertake the liberty-of telling the church that in? ' Ulligence has no inducement to enf li "t?. r iu pulpits they are attempting to -???. <! :- i|<- a subject of wt'" h >trmrtr nothing about..". When-they assume to.position to -say who are the jirop>.i |i? I -una to < ntrr God' loinn tr.y. they aie meddling with that of which . '' is none oniTrtt^busittess. In the fit pi.oc the minis ir> hi rrtrt tr prutessiuii in which men make.choiee. It is a divine calling. God does the.choosing and lTOUthe individual. And God seeth- not as man seeth. For one IGoketh on-the outward appearance and the other looketh oh the heart. , Too many have come to the miaistry to citing" .upon it as hhy other profession of. mer.e choice. But God calls men to preach,,the gospel and mos* assuredly lie knows who are quali? tied, to -pelform-the task. The eiu^s of men tii,at tu vnjnu .odiiiour tor, i :ifr eniinot?*!-*-,?-He W a lit a, th..HP ti.at v. iii "lift Hirn'up" and not thems.-f-ve-.' i,,i it is He that tnust dra.v tilt meri' unto him. ,\\ lien God want i. I a m.iii to stand efore scientists and pi4ilo-i)pli.er.-: .in classic 'Athens lie y.ilied Saul of Tarsus and he obeyed giving up his well paid position a government officer for a tnitustiy with no salary. He said in words of our teSt*"l'i>r riece.-sity ir- laid-upon me; yea woe -is unto me, if I preach " not the gospel." This injunction- is why lie God '"called men preach the -. go-pel. and cannot refuse. Nearly . ;fii. irt- it,#- Hud. called prepared mirus' tj. i , eouldmake iijui't- money had they pcecpteil oHnu- professions, hut necessity "was laid . upon tht'niT '-Gases - ' ,eau he cited where men have actually turned down positions paying, them : 1 A., i ml ^inllnrsi in.other prolW? a < s i and' 'accepted charges in the iiiiiu-?ii'.s that, paid them much less.. 1 iie'y w ore simply God?ea41e4 ..mien. ' ' And Iiolunil shell is the l,\voe is unto me it 1 'preach not tin* gospel." The las men need not lie the least hit a.-. larhied about educated men not seek. iivg tlie.ministry. Hod will send forth ?t In : <- \s ioiiu lie needs. And unless they are ills me ly t ailed to preueh "the gos' (.? 1 tjley .-huu'ld 11<it- aiteniDt because ir,t'. ..their, iniicli .learning. 'j'ht'n: too, any man* i hat "Hod calls, to preach the uio-pei ss 111 prench it. . Like Jonah in 411hay., tti.il to osmh- it.iiill LLl itally they had to ol?ey Hod. , Hear me. it chopping hhicksy ami crossed ot _ i l Ui .iijhSn'ii,- lion s. doii and?t-UrntU'e^fil e- could not' t righted- 11 it* Hod sent Piulihets 1 and apostle.- in- other" days, ... ill -dlaI'ifv tnifl privatum/ ss dl not -top .iii- God called ministry now trom ? l.l.ilnillg tbic good. UfeW^?of lilt Kingdom. ' ' Too Mmi> Lu.IT Seekers ?^? .T '. i Ik.- financial cpn.-ideration of the ' ' i irrr i -TTy UlihV G . t)'?- nrk'HlVlfd^rt " j: g b o t o! irigLf- t.o college ilit*11 as yitwtd through the laymen's lens, is no doubt a God's blessing in disguise to m ; i id of- the self.tailed and con -* -1 '? 1 btead a lid butty l s 0 Or k era, and let the God talied sou | seekers save . Hie .% ni id., for there al e many who < -dl i he iti-e 1 vc- pro.ichmg the gospefc 'of \ybom God knows nothing about, in the sense that He sent them.. There' ft re., lie is not i esponsible. for them, ~ fat *'^w1iTaK'iVig^'lheir ministry a ; - .? It may be that God has -rm objection . to the gospel volunteers, 'it J mnlt'i mi nblip.tt ion'?tu them to twine to their rescue when obstacles confront' them. The "16 1 am with you alway". and. Other promises in tl'iO 'commission are Tor the God sent, and- not the self sent or the man sent. The ministerial calling 4sa divine inspiration. r? TTT is thing of men'coining iidir t he ii.iio-,tis tor riches and honor is displeasing in the sight of Go I. Some of /' 1 hem make choice of the ministtry af>' tor they have failed as physicians, )/ .school ''teachers, .'lawyers, farmers, f -hoe cobblY-T" and even' hum?legger^o They have had no experience of a di\uir irrrpiritUun, whatever. A bet"ttir evidence of their'not being divine iy culled is That**hey fail -everywhere' They g<?. 1 <idmi^ that th pulpit is no place foi' even good people to expose their ignorance neither is it the place ' Tor .collV-ge .^IllherH U) display their intelligence. As TigtiTTy as fr may appear to the laymen, but the ministry needs consecrated men just as rnUch a- educated men. Some of _ p.* hlggeoj tar lures- and hlimdor-i come frorii men well lettered so far as books are* concerned. They have a sufficient amount of decrees and to s.paye, Tut their removal, is always - ^acceptable from any place they have 1 ?yr;ved?t hree?mont hw.?Lt?could he that some ministers must he moved" for knowing too little, while others mtnt ke moved for knowing too much I After all we need not give ourselves i- " any .undue* cortjpern ahout Clod's pulpits. He reserves the right-to supply 'thenv. And He has always had men m His miinatry that could stand " * before priests and kings and forever .will. / , ID THE NEW RIDER * ELLIS TTTReport of Electoral Colleges A-H?trf?t+rt* ER'ctoral College??f South Carolina were held on Wed nesuay, July 15. "And the elections were of the most orderly ever witnessed in the state.?But the beat of ali .real .church lovers were elected. Anc dispite the fact that a number ol worthy candidates were, defeated tht old "Pal.ihetto" can congratulate it self upon its laY representation tc the forth coming General Conference None seated thert will compare mort favorable than ours. Beginning will our own COLUMBIA CONFERENCE the.list fallows: Principal H. B. Ri kard, Prosperity; Mr. Julius Bowmai Columbia; Mr. G. C. Williams, New berry; Mr. A; P. Harper,- Jenkins yille; Mr. W. 11. Young, Columbia " South Carolina Conference: Mrs. 1) E. MeGhee, Aiktriv; P*'uf.' "J. A. liar ris, Charleston; Mr. Edward Bettejr son, Charleston; Mr: W. P. Gratlt Walterboro; Mr. Gibbs MitchiiU. Char leston. North-east Conftyenee. Mr - M A , Sully, Sotol. i- Mr () A Rich urdson, Centenaiyr'Mr. J. \Y, Bethea 'Mulins; Mr. T. S. Alston, Florence Mr. It A ,FI:i<lyer. I .:ik?*vi?*\v . 'inont Conference: Prof. C. G. Garrett Columbia; Mi-*, 4^ ~~therein titrt^fteyT Principal W A. White Lauren.-*; Mr. J-ucious Lomax, Green wood.-- Palmetto Conference: Mi Fred Green, St. Andrews; Prof. J _ IT?Ih't'k,. thu gtuWn, Col. Juliur,?A Brown, .Charlstoh; Mr. K. Poinsett Charleston; Mr .1 C Prinlouil GgOr town. C entral Conterence: .Mr. A. t .White; Esq. S. Morgan", Orangeburg Mr. Eddie Walker, Manning, Mr. F 1.. Williams, EUoi'ee. Oil Tu (itand Lodge The Grand Chancellor' in tourini the state'since-the last Grand Sessio urged every subordinate lodge- t send -tfepi osehtatives to the Gram Lodge next week, And theyshouii heei his .reqqest. He .niade clear, t them the true st?tu- id affairs as the' existed in the Grand Lodge, Now i " the delegates will go to Ander-on wi.t. their thinking caps . on a lid discus measures instead , of men, they wil render the Order a- gieat service Subordinate lodges should be carefu to send delegates who will come fo the purpose of attending the Gram Lodge for legislation ami not for th purpose of visiting the city sight seeing. By uj.l means, they shoiil he in the forum period of instructlo; at the open session Tuesday morning If they ho absent from this s'pecia session they will he quite unpreparei to do the grand lodge the-greateS -service. There i.- no need of -suundinj a distressing alarm a- to our linancia _ condition, ?Every org..tnza^on.nu. hi iiniiiu ,v is naving iryuig experience? Our Grand and noble -Hill.-uf officer are no inure. responsible t'oi' these" coil dition.s til- ihe: Order than they ar for the great money slump of tin country.' They'are''.not unmindful o the situation, hip have it well in hand Ami they are better prepared to fer ret our fraternal 'ship, through tin seeming gloomy-mist than any othe set. Stand by 111e* Grand . old Orde; that has paid thousands of dollars t< - widows and orphan- and i-?'till pay ing them/ To do otherwise is pureb non.^e.rise oh the part of ,,ny. <>f it members. Trinity Spartanburg = ? M e ? 1 'r ?'?II l.i at tin above chuige in ipiarteily meetm* July 1L' and had a time-that will, la -?'t long i elitefnbi.anie. Hi other Lew is is ujtiotig the best pastors in tin A. M R Church. .iiid a 'number oil; " gospel p) eaetier. His Work in Spar tan but g is a credit to the-eunnectioii 11' in it y is alive -indeed. The1 ehutel ^'ll do wHl to i'qii: a.ler the' pa~toi " ?Tieir i-i rbme- lo dispensing IloliOl's . ^ bis. pt'caldlUgehle) e\er\ penny of .his as.-esmdiit' at the aTost of each quarterly conference.- Bi ds . ..Monroe llamillon, T. W. Williams | U. B. Bonds, T. K. Keliey, a. W _ Hei ndoii. IL W, Turner. joe Boyd Aulu.v .yii.loij.pse>, .\V?.Mt Ha mi I It'll, \V \V. \\ ...\1U | q. 1 uiaP .fuhti.-.uli - J.lines. Bias Iviiiun, l.ew i - i tie-tnut B : Mil hs. Fmr. \\ ('.'Hindi Sister K1 la Whitmire, Angle I n ter, Chris a iene Dean, Rosella Hitnnhi.rhnm l,. sephiue Legg, I.iilu Rodgers, Anna Craig, a fid their families mrc*,. only a feu ul' the m.tny good'u .dkm s found o|i this charge. ' Our Whereabout* Y* On iaijt- Sunday morning we were with. thes Rev. \\ . I.. Johnson-Tit Car 1 i- le and had a- glorious tinie. Bui. Johnson is closing his fifth year, on (his ( barge and is planning to make <i god renoi t ?year.?He?has male tine, emprovements at both the churches-?since" he has been thefe, Brothrs (J. W, Sims, J T. I)ueke-tt, ('hamherhtti Dawk-ills, John Bowler. ,'G. Berry Hawkins, Walter Williams | Sifters Alma' Dixon, Nancy Cheeks, Mary Sonar. Add it- IRiwkins, Crawford, Leanu Cullman, Brother T. C, fjii'oshv and^AheTr Tnimltes ire among the liest workers at this place. Sunday night >vty were with the Rev T. E. Harper" at Ridgewood' and had a. revival, indeed. .This young pastoi is ctdtainly a promising ligm'e and is headed for the best gifts in his church. Brothers J. B. Harper, R B. Atwood, W. W.' Williams, James Moore,. , J.. P. Paul, W-illiy Martin, Sisters l.uella Hilh r, Cornelia ner,- Su-ie?Duv .uil'.f ATTTanrfrt rank among the leaders here. This : u.wl o il "n? 1 .. : ? o -1 "?i mi a i<_s iii uui: ouiiua> School and Allen League Conventions at Bethel, Union. Sunday will he a high day in /ion at this place. The Sunday?School?h-cH?he?addressed?by the district superintendent and ''he League president will address the society?HttI nl'terinmn.?.Preach Inp. morning and evening by some of our best talents. We will also hold out fourth quarterly conference for "the Rev.'<C. B. Cook at New Chapel Sunday. Letr the-members pray for an out pouring of 'the vHoly, Spirit, "Let us advance on our knee^.'? r* ? THE PALMETTO LEA mrs. ihattie adyms 'i a In the sudden passing of our beloved friend and co-worker, Mrs. f Hii'.iif ATTii i)k the Emilie 1 Martin Woman's Chrfstian* Tem- v perance Union"~h"as" lost a valuable ^ member. P For many years shei served faith fully as Room ding Secretary nf nnr _l1 Union. She will be greatly missed. ^ 1 Though absent-rfrum us in the flesh, s we shall, remember her loving minis: ^"trres7^h?r_ long and faithful services, v | and as Christians, we bow humbly to t the will of God who doeth aH things ! well, and pray that the God of . all 11 comfort will. bind up the broken 3 hearts and eaust. others because of f i her untiring efforta^to take up where 11 I she laid down, realizing that it i? a ' sacred privilege to be counted in the 0 !" ranks of the W. I'. T. U. * i To the bereaved family: we assure . vou of our deepest sympathy, and c - "commnd you to God and to the word * . of his grace which is.j able to build a - vou up, and to gi\te yoll <th lntu?rltaiE"~ - ee among all them which are sancti- s /*.!? / f ? IlCUi . *' ?. 7-^??:?n "Wo call "It <1? 'th this flipping ^ l. ? ?earthly moorings?~ ~ 0 ? And drifting uith the?ebbing?t.jde _ ?. away; 1 > But ?he lias only passed beyond the s shadows. 11 ? Into fho omliplit ..f iui-endless-day/' ' The above was read at th,. funeral > ' eviee of M'" Si s.. Thursday after, noon. Julv 10th at l.ad*on Presbyterj* ian Church. ]??.' . 7 MISS ANN-A ATM MS C. OR DON } Monday mornintr-. dune lfith, "the 1 " heart that had hotno-^ft many joys od 's'OVVO\V? VV'I yt |Uf.il -Old M'SS ' Anna Adaitis Cordon. World's W. C. T. U. President, passed from earthlv ^ pain and wenritie.-- into the celestial air of heaven and found it home.'" j Miss Gordon was, Secretary to Miss, j Prances F Williimi for ?1 years; she was xNationtd Vice f'i e<ident under .. ., Mrs.. Lillian M. Nv "Stephens., becomyiq; National President at her death. ?neeccded 'Ho.-alind Countess?of s Carlisle a* Presid. nt of the World's U W. C. T. P., which position she held until death. ,1 "The world has lost a great leader." ] ,. "Anna Adam-*-Cordon is not dead; ' ?he is one of th.- immortals; in two e--worlds?she- Its I"..rever" y The passipo of the , and other great J shool l 1 iin 1.1 -1.* ii ' to o-rentor 11 activities at home and abroad realiz;. jntr the tasl* . f fulfilling th,. ideals? | 1 World Purity. W ort.I Peace and World tl Prohibition. . , , f nr.. -nUTV. w. _ .v".' >. I ' i > i .1. i r resident. | < I . K.M1I.IG 1 >. ;'M A UTIN. W.C.T.U ~ hf>rs xkttsville nll:ws The sevefV thui.nlt*^storms ar*? very P. M. doing the rage of the storm-, f Mrs. Wallace tlauvtite- on Amelia St., was truck 1 ?.y the lighting and a number of the others in the home I ' r were shocked -t viivlv. trust they will ' recover. . ,. Mr. and .Mrs. E. C. Chain m cs u * , thank the many relatives and-ftie-nds ^ for th,- kindness?sWai the-?eht-frefamily during the illness and death . of their ststef Mis.-Jossie Bishop. j . The turn ?a I . v ire< '.ook- place Wednesday p. m. at Shdoh fhvh. ^TTr^TT^^^dlm^of^'nion, S C, Solo ~i ' hv Miss Dora I,. Power The Grand' { ? Union I,ode, took charge of the body, -j ".Sleep on dear Inssie "and tak? your 'st.- We loved y<iii, but God loved . l Oil In 't. \ The 23rd Annual Session of the Grand chaptei order of th? Eastern ^ 1 Star held theii.. meeting in Bennetts- ] ? ville. "S:~Cria T~w"rr-1i. Kvoi'y"~Ke?sir.n" -t ; :J_ .the .meeting w :r_largely attended. K^ficclallv ihe fTTlWTF session held at i Shihd) and- St Mh'h .id Churches. I .Miss B. E. (itam, Was mistress.of I ceremonies in the trbseno,. of- Mrs H. ] S. Spear-. The in tiumental solo bv h Mi^s Sarah Murri-ivav nno of the best . Qui o.wn T. C. Cfosland, mayor ? of the rit\ t-i.k im small pleasure in- ? 7 "?.looming ihe vi-itovs to our city, . t-nd Dr. A. ?A. Sim? of Union, S. C.. ' . 111 his-deep piof'ouryi way responded, L which' wa-- plea-ine- \u the friend- of i rhe city. " I MvC?. 11 irfrmvel comf~htT- H 'hf - ihi 1x1 ill I.r Oiiffii nf Shcha Chapter No. h; .Mr. J. H. Knight wedcome address oil behalf of Land Mark ( ? (<ddtrip No.. TO The Cornet solo by ^ Prof. J. TL Monis; the we1e<5m(.~aTldre-s on behalf of the city churches, , i Rev. A. J. WrijyMt Was a real treat 1 : tu all the home and visitors of the Words will ii(?t permit me to ex 'lain the closing response to these . freelr-made addresses by Mrs. C. M. , i Finley of Chester it was (rood in every ; . respect. i? L-Revi. Dr. fb TV. I.opg-s.pokfe in the ali-ent of'^Sir .1. 1 Washington, many . _ u'<Te Sony^ulonn<|ed hL speech g The five mhiut ofCt ie addresses t, were ver^wmod W'ftvsday p. In. The last hut not least, were put s 1 over when the Home Lodges highly 1 ritertained the city with a banquet . from 10:30 p. m. till/the wee wee j. hours. Come to our city any time Ifou are welcome. llamule sui Tivi-o'd were the relatives ? and friends of NTnrse Carrie Karnes H , C. :*r? P?<y. Henri Thev snent the week-end in the city and visited St, Michael M. K. Church Sunday a. m. c Rev. Henri 'made a wonderful hit in s he wife business. Trust then a loner \ - 1 aonv vnil through life. , U Miss Shada Rpeavs is improvine v nicely since h'ejnp on the sick list ri'Unie a.strantre cah Sunday a" m. to Chuvrh. Rome class to Miss Spears. Mrs. J. Thompson returned from F . Society TIrll where she hapnily wel- F comed her Httte crand daughter with simdle.^Little Mies .Tulia E. Dixon, re-. a , . 7 77"! ... ? summer school, all students* desirng to improve their tail wuik should ^ tend. Rev. P. B. Mdodana and family of utest OT Mrs. Mary Sanders on iiTtelia St." -Sunday they reported^a deasant visit. The Banquet -?iven Thursday p. m. y Mrs. Martha Reese and Mrs M Villiams. Thursday p. m. was a reaL uccess. . . - Wj. see that Miss M; Reese can irork for. the church as faithful as he Others girls. The teachers from the various sumtier schools have returned home. Miss Margret Hanna was delighted o see her sister Mrs. Cherry improvng so nicely, :? Dr. A. A. Sinis wft'S'"tht. house guest f Rev. and Mrs. A. J Wright during he convention last week. Prof, end Mrs. J. Cunningham and hildren arrived home from their chool work in Florence. Fla.. they ire^l^okit^ th,. picture of helath. . . wm.'i ij. ivu'Miy im? nm or miles. Ruth Covington daugher of Mr. and Mrs. H. E.'Covington trivCd home from school In tbtT Duniar IIiglu~*W?? is-bmking the, yicture if health arkf happy a? ctnr bo. Mih, Gladys R. Shit-Ids ?>n Hudson s doing nicely. She will spent) the umi?0" '? ?. ' ; ' o ' of her nothor. .... Mr. J. w. Blister is making a won IcVfuI prop less with the N. C. Mutuaf nsurahce Company. We trust him nuch success in every respect. : ' ( AI.HOL N FALLS NEWS On Wednesd ay Me'sdames Rosa Wiley, Julia Glover, Annie R. Edipuikls, Carrie V., Edjmyids, Addie Ware and Messrs Calhoun EJmunds. James llill Collins Greene and another -Tode to Abbeville to'witness the electo"nil college . which ?-as "held at St.* James. The very active and efficient Mrs. Carrie Edmunds was chosen secretary of the session. The delegates.that were elected' were on her tick't. as she was 'tlC" tenresentatiVe from the Calhoun Fairs Circuit .to represent us. Those that wept were truly benefited A host oi-friends wen- <een and greeted. " [ ~ " .- -v - ~ On Saturday night at the home of Mrs. Fannie Murray an entertainment .sponsored by the Sunday School ..was bad, and a jolly time was also had. Professor C. G. Garrett was seen in town on Wednesday. Mrs. Eli/a-Reaves has cotrte up from her patient Mr. Heard. He Isn't any worse. . __ 'Un the Hull The Sunday Schools hereabouts opened opened promptly at the A. M. K. Church Schools deli-gates-to the S. S. Institute ' Were elected. Miss .Mary Allen .from Glover and another from Mt. Hebron. At Glover Rev. J, S. 'Smith. P. K. of- the Ahtn-vHle district was present atjd .losed the Sunday School with tiic? import of trying ,to get us to think. The pastor, in Charge is Rev. J. C. Letman. ? The preaching services . were feted into inrmvdttrtdy-M being the second day of the .-essioiis of the 3rd jiie of his circuit. ReVferend Smith preached the sermon; tfieine: Negligence. If was a masterful . bul touching discourse. Glovei> \v;i- crowded. Such a delivery ran our memories back us we recollected the times when we leaid- tlie ill. weekly. Tl)e Conference was succOs*fu)ly mdeil. Good' music was had by Pro. loo Ciawluitl ami In*' elm**-:?4covua n Vai inmiious day. for there were many >1 the pi oii.olioiit sister- of Mt. Hv31 It'll. The Fii>; -Presbyterian ('hutch .antT jursoiiagt- \va< destroyed by tile It 'l I77T.?? ; Mis. Wiley is expecting this week .isitors ftoin Detroit, Mulligan; Mrs Esther Glover an 1 her close asso Tates. : Mr, Aa.uiu aikl .Mr....Smilh.AVcre j.p tu see !\luMinnie Calhoun last Friday, tunning concurrently. Mr. Coniiot is staging a comeback. He "Is feeling lotr better.. ? * ' . <m % m*- ! F.LI.ORFE NEWS The chnivh.s?ai'i.und?Klloi-Pe are' ioing tine top the time. On lart Week there was a happy :ime at St. Paul fhe installation services of Rev. B. S. Sally was held Tve?P*w4?Week, On Munduy night, Rev,. J. M-. Feld u\ preached. He delivered a wonder'ul sermon. On Tue.-day night Rev. iallashaw preached. He made every leart feel happy.' On Wednes lay night a sermon was lelivered by Rev. Collin. He is a vonderful man; he* is. full of the fire. On Thursday-night -itr^entwrt war >reached- by Rev/ llildebrand. He nade all happy. who was presSteht. On Friday night a sermon was deivered by Rev. I. W. Demore. He s a Qod :sent man we had a real amp meeting on last week. On ~KiI'nday morning the Rev. J. "R; V. Williams preached the installation ;ermon. ILbr sGThion was hasled on The duty of a Pastor," he made his ermon so clear that a child c?V inderstand it. Deacon Sally from Branrtivilie was lere with us. We were glad to have dm-to come and hope he will come tgain. We close our meeting with Baptism. Ve had a glorious lime at the Intallation meeting. As I said on last week the tsociaF Rrt of F-lloi?-e is moving along fine On Sunday Rev. Sally and Deacon Jally and Rev. J. R. W. Williams, alo Mr. and Mrs. Paul Green arid Wilie Green wcrw the dinner guests of rfr;?ami?Mrs. Julius?Haigler, Wfevere favored with all kinds of food. The teachers who wePe attending ummer school have returned home, 'hey reported a pleasant stay. Mr. and Mrs R. -D. Green was in illoree Thursday to see Mr. and-Mrs. \ S. Green. The Home Mission- Glub is moving long fine. We hope ^ it much suc" ? " - ' .. . j y . . W "" u t # ? ' ' ' ' *. t , 3E VITALITY mmmmmmmmmmmmmamLMmmmm I The Vocrhees I UOCATEl) ONE MILE FROM IN THE COUNTRY WHERE GIVEN TO lunwr lolk'tn; And leacher TT3 Work Gives Full Preparatii - ???Threetrades to young men and athletic department. School jtjCcre of South Carolina.- A splendid n< equipped. Strict but liberal disci Entrance fee $18.00. Board $1 ing a part of that out. Rooms, for - their trades as they work, paying For further information, write The Voorhees' J. E. Blanton, Principal Uehmark . -t rmrwim, | REESE'S DRl MRS. P. R RE) X |'|' A PULL LINE OF PATENT CIGARS, AND ' APEX TOILET PREPARATIC ? 1 ?NEWSTi " X Race Magazine* And Newspapers ;1; ICE CREAM A 11 . PHONE jCjC 1422 Assembly Street, WHITMiRE NEWS 5 ; . J R Sunday being a beautiful day the .Sunday School was out in full bloom a [ \t~ith teachers and pupils at their post a -fof duly a general-discussing of theyieSbOn by- the Supt. J. C. Boyd. I "?fre funeral of Mrs. Matilda Hen- c : del-son was held Sunday at Cedar (Grove A. M. E. ZioiV__>Chureh of j, which she was-a faithful' and eonsis-i^ tent mefnbe^ for, a^ number of years | she died in Columbia where she have ' ^ -ftved for a few yeaiv many of her's friends" from Columbia' accompanied j ( the body here,,.j&he being a member of^r tthe Columbia 26th Tents the lodge j j turned?out in full. Tre funeral ser vice was conducted by Rev. C. H. McRae, and .remarks by her pastor, of Columbia Rev. Jones being a mem- ; ber of the \V. H. B. Society the lodge j . 1 a<i tor>V pnrt in tbp funeral ser- , ^ vice a talk of her life as a member, of the W. H. B. Society by the grand; President Mrs. J. C. Byrtl. f 1 Her life as a member of the 26th | , Tents by Mrs. Jones of Columbia, j ! '! ieiid1?hero?and rlsrwheir extend 1 sympathy to the bereaved family, i ; Johnson-Bradley-Morris were tre. | undertakers. * *. The Children Day exercise was held?j -I a<t- Sims Chapel Baptist Church Sun- ,. day nite, with a pacTcecTllbuse ancl-a* | xcellent program enjoyed by every j j one. ' ^ ^ jWe are proud indeed to have the ) flowing teachers home "again after r ""spending six weeks in Summer School; at Columbia, Mrs. R. L. Caldwell, Miss* --kUliot Alrama, Mw? <=h*e*ter Fant, and j= Miss Francis Clark they reports, a pleasent stay. j Mr; and Mrs. RoheU Morgan motor. J ed to Columbia Sunday'to visit their _ ? k-k daughter Miss R. Mfo^m-who i??I - there m the State Hospital. Shr~frpmuch improved. Mrs. E. Sanders of Darlington, S.C. u is visiting her daughter Mrs. Ulysses j i Fant. . U Mr. A. C. Caldwell motored to Co- p lumhia, S. C. Sunday. v j Mr, .M. M, Fant and son motored . I to Columbia 'Saturday. . -C The W. H. B. Society held its 34th ' 1 . annual ronyentlom Jiily. 10, IE 12. I1 1931 at Seekwell Baptist church re-IS ports a pleasant meeting. The people V of 'Seekwell shall never be -forgotten ^ tlicdr kindness sho\Vn to the delegates with 33 lodges in the union', and j 33 --presidents we ar,- having wonder- j p ful success under the leadership of onr Crand President Mrs. J. C. Bvrd.! The lodges left the church of Seek- j well $69.0o as a donation. On the sick list: ' [S I BE ASJ OF GETTINC ~b?i-??^"Call For tKen "" C LA u s BREAD "SOUTHS FAV#RI V . ? Saturday. July 25, 1931 - boy. ' ?? - , r SI. & I. School THE YOWiN OK DENMARK ENTIRE TIME CAN BE 1 . STUDY Inhitf. Cowbnted.? High Jchuol >n for Freshman College L iT V W ? V'MICH. n dited by the State Department ?vv -academic building, properly fl pHne. - j B 4.00 with the pnvilege of work35. work students who can take $18.00 to enter.. b ' . . - N*.& I. School '?> * Martin A. Menafee, Treasurer. , a c. ? / " : JG STORE . I BSE, Prop. \ f MEDICINES; i^GAR^TTES ' roBACCos. ?v- i> >NS?COMPLETE STOCK. VND ? . | I" ' Can Always Be Found Here. X ND SODAS X 7820 ' : ^ I - Columbia, S. C, -x dr. J. C. Sartor, Mr. Aslury Alrams, u drs Alice Shell and Mrs. Hestella dorris. ' - For home like food give J. C. Sartor trial where you p" . sure !o meet smile. J - ~ When you wanit To doll up and look ^ our best call the City Dry Cleaners! ? he Will Do Club met in Chester in the 29th of this month. Mr. Gilbert Walker left Sunday for sTew Yoi*k~ City, where he will under ,n operation. The ladies are all smile over the lair cuts at A. C. Caldwell's barber hop. When in need of a good" paper to end tryrthp "Leader" sold 1 , Master renrv Wallace. DANTZLER BROTHERS SHOE REPAIRING We call for and deliver all work. ?ree shine with every job. lien's Half Sole and Rubber " I eels * ? ? $1.25 lien's Whole Sole and Rubber feels ? ? $2.00 _.adies Half Sole and Rubber I eels ? ? ~ $1,00 ~ .adies Heels?Any Color 75c Seashore Excursion ?TO? ^ Charleston, ___ ?FOR? sle of Palms, Sullivans aland-and Folly Beach Friday, July 31st ~ tound Trip Excursion Fares From: Batesburg -- J - .... $3.75 >laek stock' ? i. 4.50 Chester ... 4.50 , OLIJMBIA ------3.00 lonalds j_?? "? JreenwoQd * ... 4.50 exlngton _ 3.50 . Irosperity .... 4.00 t. Matthews 3.5o-~" /innsboro <4.25 Ixcunihui?lieluitic for aU twUtvs ? Except Crescent Limited __ ritlay. July, .'list, also fcr train 16 from Columbia 3:55 a. m, Aug. 1 CONSULT TICKET AGENTS TUITHF.RN HI 'VVV GVCTfrlVf -- . I T A u A U A UiTI 5URED , THE BEST , _ I i "By name -H > SEN ' S " ' - CAKES TE5 SINCE 1641? ? , * .. ,