Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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r ; " Saturday, August 22, 1931. I,Or!K"*KT NKW'1 ?- As- we make our routuj". we were forinnnto ?n latin i I. 'iimni I" | habies were born hvtely. These in nocent little ones must have a nam but to our sorrow, we notice the most cases, that the baby -is named" Tor t some. noted white pian or. woman. Then we wonder why is it, that most colored people like to_ name^jtiuldreTi after white people? We have a large number of colored men alul wo men who has wmiiprht w. it ,.m ..ti.i,. for themselves great names; names to be honored and respected; names that must go down upon the pages of hU tory. Whv overlook them, and name your child, after some grnit whit^ man, who would bs insulTed if neknew .it? These people neeiL.to 1 instructed. Their intentions are good but misleading. Most people, c'.esiye to see their childreiv accomplish some ?: thirty hence they think there is soYne thing in~a~name.7~But friends, a big name and an emptyHiead spells fail ure to-start with. JkYith the excen tion of the late BookerT. Washington there are few, yes very few, colored men have the honor of colored children named for them, movement on foot t0 stop Amos 'n Andy from mistatine Netrrops mp'tv our approval and here is hoping tha' it will b successful.?lt~is a reflection upon the educated and intelligent class ,nf Negroes and should be stop ped. If they wish to continue their work, let them imitate the ignorant class, of white people. We regret very much the troubie * "Hon. C. C. SpauHing had with tInwhite soda clerk in Durham, N.C.and we are quite sure that he did not mean to ask Mr. Spaulding if there wern't ask Mr. Spaulding if there were npj ' a Negro place some where there that - he could have been served1? If 'so he should have gone there and.avoidc this unpleasantness. We have nuvei been to Durham, but we are told'thar there are more Negro business there, than any other city in the United ; States. There are some excuse fo:. the ignorant Negro buying cold drinks " from these white places where tliev must take _iu hand and go out in the streets to eat or drink if- hnt, theris none for the intelligent Negro. A few days ago, we were in Union a cousin of ours gave us some money to get some ice cream. We' went by three white places where you bu> then get out on the street ami eat, but stopped at Dr. Sartor's Drug Stove where we were politely* served by Miss n r* ' * oernice oartor, who is a student ii College. And while enjoying the ice cream, had a pls&san't chat with Prof.-Geo. W. Bolden, manager Spar tanburg District of the "great Novt' Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Co We were not'kicked out and assaultk ed but nicely served and told to "cal: F again." Let this be a .warning lo 'uh self resnect'ine Negroes.'--It .may. be e ? title farther, but go to a Nugiu where you can be served with respect A few days ago the stork visited the lr.yelv hnm<= of M?\ anri Min ( Gist and left a beautiful little girl . to be called Willie Oetzel. Both moth. - er and baby are doing line- Mar.y congratulations: Mrs. Jennie Bynum , of Gawley Brdge, W. Va., and Mrs. Lorah El, liott, of Philadelphia, Pa., after an extended visit to their mother, Mrs. Margaret Fostuv, and- their sister Mrs. Lula Thontas and other trlends homes well pleased with the treatment accorded them by their mends. Airs. Bynum motored hefe in her beautiful Buick which she handles with ea^e ??and dignity. Before'leavrrrg he~mrr? tored to Union and made arrange ments for her aun?William, to rnu: school in Sims High' in September. ; Call again ladies, the. string to the rinnr latch hangs on the uutside. Rev. J. A. Thompson, a reader oi the "Leader" has just closed a successful meeting at the Red Hill Bap tist Church. He was ablv assisted bv Rerv. R. M. Pitta, of Winston-Salem, rcnrth Carolina CHARLESTON NEWS-' ? .../There were many weekend visitoiV here in the past two weeks from ai: , ,? parts of the3 state. We are indeed glad to nave-"distinguished vi.-iiuis such as the Rev. Hale B. Thompson, of Allen University, Columbia. While here putting over a"very necessary program he also- w illjn g 1 y an.-we ted . the request of Dr. J. E. Beard of Emanuel A. M. E. Church to preach j. for him on last Sunday morning and ' ' it was said that he delivered the everlasting message to that .vast audience Like-wise our Sunday evening service. , at Mt. Zion A. M. E. Church. Rev.. J". ? Witherspoon, Rev. Thompson deliver ed another_one of those soul stirring, sermon. He spoke from the book of Mark; his theme was "Immortalization of Women" those who erected movements "TtL there lfeaits in com memmoration of others and an unusual large audience inspired Dr. Thomp son; so much so while "lie" iffifohterf the gospel so wonderful and impressive. . Many visitors we're present. Miss Rachel Howard was hastily -? called to iho-loadslde of hei jjj hrcKlmi: . - - Mr!'Samuel Howard, New York City. Miss Howard left on Saturday of la;t week., - * ' Ferguson the nephew of- Mr. Johrt ft lohpgon, ThU f'ii y, ami Im twopals, Mr. Taylor, and Mr. Hug lies; all of NeSv York City motored down; and are spending a few weeks here as the guests of Mr. JoHVison. The group meeting that is being sponsored by the ministers of the Charleston district so far have been very effective in its purpose on lasf Sunday afternoon, Dr. J. W. Witherspoon, Pastor of Mt. Zion preached for Rev. Wilson, Pastor of Kbenezpr at Lincolnvffle/ quite a few members of Mt. Ziotl WKitoret up and attended the j?TCPBp'T sfefrvfce, which was veVy interesting and helpful Mrs. Janie Horry, was a week-end vititot of her cousin8 Mr. and Mrs. B. Baron of Lincolnville, S. C., during ' last week also Miss Charlotte Ed? mondr tnd little Julia Belle Sherald. , .. ..... ~rr-? n.iirni __ ^ .-V- . *4,- * "* ^11^7; | t,He chorister of >i|> in the Stale of Mow York, Nelson Is also a trustee. \\ e received a communication from I Mr. and .Mrs. C.-R_Hart vacationing! in the "land of the skia*'!?Th?y sent cheering words as to the test tulness being enjoyed in the mountain city, Ashevilie, N. C. .Mis? Essie Me Bride is taking advantage of ten days vacation in one of tlie healthy mountain city, Hender -unville, N. C. GREENWICH," CONNECTICUT NEWS " The many fiiends of Mrs. English '"Weston will be glad to know she is. n joying a much needed vacaSion in New York and Connecticut. Mrs. Theo,. R. Almeide entertained at Tea. Saturday ^August 1,. from - 5. --<.o 7 P. M. lor her cousin, Mis. English Weston of Columbia, S.~ C. The following guests were present? Mrs. Su;ie Bu-iey of Corona, L. I.; Mrs. Robjrt* W right and Mrs. Davir Chance ox South Norwalk, Conn.; Mrs. Leslie Gittons, Larchmont, N. Y. Mrs. Weston spent the pass 10 days with Mr. and Mrs. Theo. R. Almeide 308 Tamil-ton Ave, Greenwich. Amohg the social alTaiis given fOi i*tr was a picnic at Sayan Rock by Ml*, and Mrs. Leslie Gittens; a lunch party by Mrs. Preston Ross and a (inner party in South Norwalk by* .Ir. and Mrs. Ro.beit Wright. The quests present: Mrs. WVston, Mr. ^nd Mis. Yandoyle Moorman, Mr. and Mrs. Almeide, Mrs. Win. Blakely, Mrs. Amos Campbell, Mrs. Vandoyle Moornan, Mrs. Alfred Perry, Mis. Eugene lairis, Mrs; Nathan Wright Mrs Alleh Roett, Mrs. Henry Harris, Mrs vial 1 Brown, Mr&. PrestomJtoss, Mrs. laruld Bulling, Mis. Thomas Nelson, nd the Misses Edna Owens, Gertrude Campbell, Aneta Simmons and Anna Smith, Mrs: Susie Batey of Corona, "tii L, and Mrs, Bei tha Janiifer. . The party motored up to South Norwalk .vith Mr.-. and Mrs. Moorman.WINNSBORO NEWS . : i Mrs. Elizabeth Rdsseli Lee^who has tor sometime made her home in Neyv York is visiting relatives and friends here. Mrs. Katie Gaston has for sometime .been on the sick list. Although some, what, improved, she is not at all , herself. Mr. Guss Smith and wife, Mrs-flue Jacobs Smith of Charlotte, N. C., . motored down last week to see the rride's father, Mr. Robert Jacobs who :'or a ,foi t-night, had been indisposed. ?as:ing through Rock Hill, Mr. Smith licked up his, mother whom We were rlad to have in our midst.' The older men of Winnsboro crossd bats with the youngsters last week iiid week before. In the first game the scores stand a tie of 7. In the second game the men took advantage of die stripplings TJy scormg b times in the first inning. The rain intertupted the, game at the tifth inning when tlve scores stood 8 to 4 in favoi of the older men. Born to Rev."and Mrs. J. T. Cartel last week a fine boy. Rev. J.'-M. Beatfy assisted Rev. H. ?. rtu.imson in nis revival meeting at >hf White Oak Baptist east of this >lnco last week. Thev report a successful meeting. He is conducting his -uiuiiicr revival at Alt. Pisgah Baptist of Ridgevvay this week and is being ibly a.--isted by Rev. C. H. Brown of Columbia.. In the .absence of J_)r. Brown', Rev. J. R. Johnson of this place tilTebfThe pudpit ably'Tor' Rev. Beatty Sunday morning. Rev. JdMinc Boyd preached to the saints at St. Raul Baptist^ last Sun.lay night. M'.. ?i, i r I t, I 1.. .au i h.i r MU-; Rn^trk.e Boulvvarje is -iniprovig after two weeks illhess. We also rejoice to 'cm? Airs. J. R. Johnson up and out igaiii :n';ei' a brief period ofseveve tlness. . * . Mrs. Ir.etta Campbell Timmons, whois now living in Tampa, Fla., spent a of "iter' many friends and relatives. die iett for home lust Sunday ovening. She was the guest of Mrs. D A. Douglass who* came from her coun cry home-tu?hei^. city home here to entertain her neice. XTi s ? Elizabeth Lee-. left for her home in New York last Saturday afj ternoon. Quite a crowd were^at~Ehe -tu-tion to see here leave. SELLERS NEWS Sunday was a higK day at Baltimore A.< AL E, Church. We held 'our _iuai terly conference and ouw elder, Rev. E. R. Anderson delivered a wonderful sermon. The services were enjoyed by all who attended. Miss Leona Duddley of Bennettsville is liet e visiting her uncle and xr.. j ivtwo- w n n-.iHHiov rlUIll, *>i I . <WJU ,mi u . M~s. KS uuvttv J . ivliss Elbise Moore of Bennettsvilie was the "weekend ^gues^ of Mr. and Mrs. Abrie Qpick. Miss Hester Lester spent Wednesday, Thursday and Friday in Latta wiih M is? flattie ^Mae Wright. Mis3 Helen White spen^-Thui sda.v at Latta. . , . Messrs James Lee Jones, and Geo. Dixon motored over to Wyoma Sun,-i?y pypning. Mi-s Dbiolhy Mae Hunt ia at rion visiting her grand mother. Messrs Grant Fladger, William Hen ry Leggette, Willie B. Smith and Waller Allen were seen in Sellers Sund?^y* .>vening. ... Messrs Grant Ransom and Nainon Marcus were tilt1 guests of Miss Margaret Porter Sunday. Miss Mildred Smith is all smiles | since Mr. C. B. Wilson- has returned to Sellers. Messrs Julian Floyd Alvia Randal and Charlie B/ Wilson, were the dinner guests of Mr. Lovely Smith Sun day. Mr. Calvin Crosland of Nfcw Brunswick, N. J., is here visiting relatives. Mr. Frank Faison is on the sick list at this writing. THE PALMETW TraSTEKTTeiKCUITTrEWS" SlinUic, S. C, Sunday?morning August 2nd, marked the beginning ot our revival v meeting. Sunday | School at the usual hour, with super| intendent at his post. I At 11:30 the Pastor, Rev. L. D. Gamble preached a soul stirring sermon from Heb. 11 chapter 1st verse theme "The power of faith." We | were made to feel as those of old: "Did not our hearts burn while he talked to ug by the way." 1-*s| At 3:00 o'clock Rev. J. H. Baten j Pastor of Corinth Baptist Church, Union, preached a wonderful sermon. At 8 00 o'clock the pulpit was" filled, by the pastor who preached as never before. He preached a great^sermon after which the usual appeal was made to jo iners; several responded On Monday evening I. S. Gamble conducted the meeting for the week. He proved himself worthy qf the task. We have had revivals with more eonverts, but never have we bad any better preaching. During the week twelve persons were converted at both Jeter and Thomas A. M. E. Churches. Both were conducted by Rev. I. S. Gamble of Branchville, S. C. The pastor conducted a successful revival meeting at Branchvllle the I last week in July. He was accomrauntecT by his^wife and son L. D. Jr. He returned with all his car could hold of.the many good things the peo-' pie gave him. while he Was there. We have placed new pews in the Thomas Chapel A. M. E. Church. Quite a few visitors are spending their vacation home; among whopi: are: Mrs. Alma W. Parr of Washington, D. C.; Mrs. Elnora E. Gregory md children; Mrs. Lrllian Sims and I children; Mr. and Mrs. Coit Jeter and .hildren and Mrs. Viola Jeter of Weirinn, W. Va.; Master William A. John son of Baltimore-, Md^?Mr. Berry Jennings, Mri- and-Mrs. McGee, sister and brothers, Mr. Edward Gilliam of Weirton. W. Va.; also Mr. Richard Sini^of Washington, D. C. We are always glad to have our folk with us. Come again. THE PEE DEE SUMMER SCHOOL mai iun, Q. \j.? x iic icaLiierb ui inc Pee Dee ^Summer School have been favored by the presence of Bishop M. H. Davis of the^West Coast of Africa and Kentucky, who on special invitation addressed the student teachers. His words carried with. them the conviction that duty, truth ana love have no color; that regardless of race~ affiliation the brotherhood of~ man and the fatherhood of God is the measure by which intelligent beings should be guided. In a subsequent assembly the bishop reviewed travel incidents of real interest to students of literature, geography and history, and whether we were traveling by the; nqrthern, the middle or the southern, route, whether we were in Great Bvi. "Inl Afrit.i we enjoyed every minute of our imaginary trip. ; , Bishop Davis advised that steps be i taken for the establishment -of a| library in Marion. Presiding Eldy Deas of the Marion | District read an excellent paper. Lectures on character building are being given by City Supt;. T. C. Ea?cerling. Supervisor Shiffley looked in upon the school and left some valuable information concerning the work i for the ensuing year. He expressed ' himself as pleased with the-'work. This .is-Erincjpal McDutfve's sixth j year as Director of the Pee Dee Sum- , mer School. Prof, and Mrs. Nelson A Benedict j College -interested a number <vf l ers in helpful literature. Prof. Neison also aditoc^tes attendance in the ' eblleges 6f tpe "sTSTd. '--KINGSVILLE NEWS , | The tlnie of harvest is nuw at hand.1 In sipte of the dry weather here1 sudden rain falls^the Farmers feel | -up?lifted?over?the results?uf then""] labor; for the yield of crops seem- very. | ; rhpy arp nnw pirl-'jng. and gathering fodder for the cattleV| Winter -food. . . nt Grove Churcheswere great Surfday! In spite of the' heat Rev. Lo- | max apparently was at-his best. ?Revival meeting be-gah Sunday n;te at Mt.-Olive with Rev. G. B. Neal of. j Hopkins in charge. His sermon was j a real revival with text "Those that ! were saved were continually added to the church." Quite a large crowd at- i tended services. We are thakful that we are able | We are th^ikful ihat we are able j August we woYshipped in-the school building. We invite all of our friends , and wel]_wishers to come and worship with us. _ l ~ The Sumter sisters were down vis- i iting aunts and other relatives- Sua day. There were Mrs. Rosa Cole, of Barnwell; Mrs. Carrie Smith of Washington, D. C-, and Miss Hattie Sum^ ter of Columbia. They all look the picture of health.. ... Mr. Shurley Finch along with Prof.} Z. R. Clarkson and several of his "ag"' boys toyred the Pee Dee Section on TVinro^tn; AKaorvirtd- f r* m c onri vGri. mm tPaH Hornnr^strations. Visited experiment building Florence Cokei Seed Co., Hartsville, Bishopv>lie and | other towns of that section. They reported a delightful educational tour. better farm boys. Thus we will have a bigger and better State Fair. MOUNTV1LLE NEWS ' Elder Gary was with us the firsl Stmda_yr?n August, and?preached., a. wonderful sermon ~ whiclY ,was~ the ' opening of our revival meeting. Rev. A. C. East from Laurens, S. C., was with.. Ala the rest of theweek. Our visithig guests were: M^S. Mamie Campbell of New York; Mrs. Leonora Calhoun, Miss Mildred Taylor and little Odell of Greenville; Mrs. Putsy SubeT And Carrie Johnson of Philadelphia, Pa., Mrs Cornelia Taylor and Minnie Sue Finnie. of . Aaheville, N. C.; Mia# Annie Van# returned from . . --?: . .. -m?L. - ) LEADER ~ ^ Ashevdlg^?Mrmrhry^ after visiting her relatives-aiuL friends.??? ,?-? _ Mrs. Mel vine "l"lit>l of Washington-. : 7s visiting her friends here. Mr, Seldom Lindsay of Washington was here visiting his patents, Kev. A. L. and S. B. Lindsay had a broken t arm in automobile accident and ,is improving in Greenwood Hospital. Mr. Earl Henderson, Ola C. and Annie Vance of MountVille attended the Bible School at Piedmont. Mrs, Sarah Boozer left Saturday for Detroit, Mirh., to. visit, iter child? rem Mrs. 'Rose Hunfterville Fuller left- for New York. . Little Ethel Mae Henderson is visiting her uncle in Gieenville. The ball team here is in the lead. I Cross Hill and^isbon-had to atk^yw- s ledge that iW^tiest Mr. Anderson Dendy is still ill. ""The crops are looking very promisr--* ing-, the fruit* and- water-melons are j plentiful Miss Anie Mae Weils of Waterloo, S. C., was the guest of Ola Henderson. ' CLINTON NEWS .1 Daily vacation Bible School closed Friday with a splendid (exercise. The attendance wu^e large during the R. P. Alexander, Misses Rubye Johnson, Claudiah DurraH and Dorothy Lomax. The Pulpit A44-Board?met Friday August. 7th, at the-home of Mrs. R. P. Alexander. After a business meeting the hostess served a delicious course of lemonade, ice cream and cake. Rev. Addison was at his past Sunday and preached a soul stirring ser mon which was enjoyed by all who were out. Mis.' Lela Hill is spending awhile .n the city q?_ Asheyiller N. G. - Misses Shelle Diilard and Mr. Shelle < of William motored to Kinard Sunday Mr^William's neice and nephew went co visit father,'son, and uncle, Mr. 1; John Williams, i hey report a pleasant trip. .r -aMiss Lsthel Hall is jback home to the plea-ant delight of her many irienils after spending Some time with Jier grand-mother and other relatives at \V hitmire, S. C. ' Mrs. Mary Leake has a son in Ohio who is ill; wetall know hini as "crip" Wonnie Leake. Let us all pray tor nis speedy recovery and give .Mrs. ' Leake our company. B^NNETTSVILLE NEWS Stiiloh Sunday School Picnic cornbind with other friends, put over a real time to BJjenhiem Spring ihursday ail day. Guests from Columbia, New York, Englewood, and other near points were present. The meeting at GaTilee M. E. i Church, Rev. 1 Washington pastor i closed with great success. Many.. eouls came m Christ ALn th*. 1. meeting held at St. Mark Baptist ' Church, Rev. W. H. Shaw pastor. :< Miss Millie Choin is improving I slowly after a few week- of illness. | Mrs. Jane Barn Porter and Mrs. Annie M. Barn Jackson of N. Y, City | is spending a few days in Maxton ( with relatives. Mr. Gean Summon have opened up I a full line of first class groceries in Mr. L. McKay's Store on the corner { of Amelia and Marshall Streets. You 1 will act wise to "stop in and help him and yourselves out. .Rev. \y. F. McCoy reported a splendid meeting, to his" church in Society ' Hill. He was at his post of duty Sunday and closed with great success; ? * p Mrs. Hanna Bioady ts n> the city visiting parents, Rev. and Mrs. Ba- *] cote. Rev. and Mrs. W. R Monroe and son was in the city Sunday P M. to the delight of many. * Kev. Mrs. ROt'Himei Alston jfr iil he? gin a full week of revival meeting at : St. Paul Baptist rhnrrh, Anvust the J "28-31.. Service to Shiloh was very good TT ever"TKe ott members in the north-' ~ ern in every way are helping the j ne^dy causae. Rev. Wright will have a large Crowd to baptise this" time. " ?Rev. i. \V. Wiliioino of Sumter, do uvered a wohuerful sermon at Shiion - , i- rnircn,?4:.su . we ate ai- , ways glad to see Dr. Williams m his old home town. ? Mr, Jule and Miss Emma McKay, j Mrs. Grice, Miss Wards 'and Airs. Flora Cox arrived home Sunday A. j M. from Englewood for a few weeks . stsay, thgy are" looking the bloom of ' health. The sad news took its flight over the state Sunday A: AL, that L Air. Joe Peguese being no more. The . funeral service will be held Tuesday ] 3:30 P. AI. , Also another sudden message reach j ed the city Sunday P. M., that Rev. Dr. J. W. Cooper ex-pastor of $t. ] Aliehel AI. E., Church being no more, t Alany of the members- and friends , \frtlf leave for the funeral service ] Tusday Air. Frarklin Williams was j funerlizeri Friday . P. .M*. ?:?? Airs. Ophelia Williams of N, V. i City is in-fhe-citv b oking the ptcruve t of health. To the deiight of.jfrer 1 children. t Airs. Essie ftunneryln is leaving ~r for the city of Philadelphia, Pa., to visit her children and friends. -"* ? e Mrs. Lady McR^e jfWilliams and t here visiting parents and friends. t WARE SHOALS N?WS7 'fee town of Ware Shoals^was I 1 saddened on Sunday August 9th when death took Mrs. Li Hie Marshall o*to * the beyond. Mrs-. Marshall was a" member of Bvg Bethel A. M. E. Funeral services were held Tuesday j.' Aug. 11 at 2:00 o'clock. The Pasto; Revr S. J. Cowan, preaehed-the^ ser- J mon. She leaves her husband and a host of relatives and friends to mourn her loss. - . . The services at Little River Baptist Church were rendered by Rev. E. < W. Dean of Anderson. Rev. Dean ff&? the dinner guest of deacon and ...-.arffii**. '-i .. J- Jr7: . " " ? 7 ' - < Mrs. Frank Roebuck Sunday. ? ?Tbe-B.?Yr PrU. rendered a Lh>ciri- a o'clock from the subject, The Holy ? spirit Our Helper." ti Miss Willie Sheler had as her guest ^ Saturday and Sunday morning, Miss c' es Thelma Griffin and Agnes Williams Saturday ^evening. She had o the pleasure of the company of other tl girl friends, Mis? Maggie Walker and f< Mrs. F.?M. Webbs. Several games o of cards were played and a dance or ft two try die radio. Mrs. Willie Ree Dodson spent Sat- ^ OTday evening witfc^her aunt, Mrs. p W. E. Sheler. She was accompanied by friends of Donalds, S. C. t-t Mrs. Blanche T. Lowery has returned home after having spent two weeks ir visiting her 'mother Jof Greenville. ol The Singing Class of Little River b* Baptist Church sang at Dunns Creek on iast Friday, night. ' " ' ' ' -w, ? m\m ly; CALHOUN FALLS NEWS u On Wednesay the il at 9:30 P. M. jjj at the home of Mrs. Willie Ceal Sin ^ gletoh, a party was given in honoi oft he hostess' birthday. Some of the guSsts were present: Professor and Mift. Ellison, Mrs. Esther Glover and Robbie Gailliard of Detroit: Miss HeL__ en Reynolds of Evanston, 111 , Mr. Jas. Heard of McCorniick; Mr. W. F. Har- j, rison, Miss rava Kate Dunlap and Miss , Addie Belle of Anderson;?Miss_Ad l^j die Edmunds, and mpny others. The D] time was scent iovfuliv. Whist and I - other entertaining games were promi ^ nent. Miss Addie Edmunds render ed a beautiful solo. The living room : which is most adaptable for such was C made roomily as possible and the adjoining dining room, and the rest ol hi the -time was spent in tripping the T light fantastic or dancing. w elated' as a visitor. On the 11th she p was at dinner at the home of Mrs. V Gracie Reynolds. On the 12th she b and her neioe. along with Mrs. Hamie T White of Mich., were at the home T of Mrs. Julia Glover to dinner. Fri 1} daymorning. Mr?.- Mozelle Belcher V motored from McCormick and return-' A ??d hmip, Hinvpr nrfnmpt.nipfl JJ ^^11 s Kl?t NcUw.. noticed ? Mt. Hebron Sunday.' She is from ti Charlotte. Miss Helen Reynold^re- en turned to Evanston Tursday morning via the country. Mr. Harold Belcher of Mtv-Carmel was a visitor in Cal- ^ houn Falls on Monday morning. n{ Reconstruction work on Glovers A. M. E. Chrch has just begun,So preach- "t. ing servces were held at Mt. Hebron Sunday. Unexpectedly nearly all ol yj Glovers members turned out. We" r were glad to see Mr. Tobe Heard out. Rev.. Letman preached a powerful sermon on Sundav. The congregaton felt uplifted. Beginning {the 23rd . revival meeting will be held at Mt. ti..i - S( 11CUI OH. ^ Mrs- Annie B. Edmunds. Williams Singleton an! Calhoun Edmunds took "Tr an early ride to Bgjfdeaux Monday. a Mrs. Eddie Moody "Jffflffc"FTer sister e Eva Byrd were visitors here this <= week. ' . ~r*7^ Mrs. Robert Ferguson and tahkiy of Augusta, Ga., spent last week in Plum Brahctrwith Mrs. H^ttie Cartledge. Mr. and Mrs. Nixon Cartledgt of Greenville were visitors in Piuhi Branch last week. Mrs. Lul& Cartledge of G spent last week with her daughter Mrs. Julia Calhoun. She reports an enjoyable stay. 1 . . ? COKESBURY NEWS Rev. J. H. Blackweil died at hU home Sunday and was funeralized at St. Paul A. M. E. Church, Thursda> afternoon. ^ Miss Susie Anna Blackweil. brother. Joel D. Blackweil, and sister Mrs Lillie Watt of Washington w'tl'iJ called home due to the death o'f their father. Mrs. hnnkie Payne. Mr: trrrd Mrs. Joseph Robinson, and Miss Lillie feme* of Augusta, Ga.; Rev, and Mrs Et A. Adams and children of Colum-/ bntr and tTyany others whose names ivp failed to get, attended ~Rev." Blackwell's funeral ^Vlrs. J una vv usrurigiun?cn?lthih- i ion, 111., is home spending a few weks She?ton Wft^- f.Viigrl hnn.P Hiip tn thp | leath of her sister, Mrs. Mary Holmes Mr. I-. J. Pruitf of St. Petersburg. Fla., brother Johnnie and sisters Mac-. ie and Georgia of Due West were the pleasant visitors of Misses Thelma ind Frances Jackson and Uarcus * Blaekwell Friday. j Messrs h J- and Johnnie Pruitt, Mis- I ;ea Thelma and Frances Jackson. Ma ne-and Georgia Pruitt and Darcus.' Blaekwell motored to Lauren* Friday j tip- ', . Miss Thelma Jackson and Mr. Hary Williams motored to Greenwood j ;o carry Miss Eunice Dixon who is pending the week with Mr. and Mrs-. Paul Osby. We hope her a very ileasant stay. ? Mrr-an4-Mr>^- Milliard, Mr. Harry _ 51ms, Mr. Charles Coleman and sis- ~M er Alice of Greenwood and Mr. Wai er of "Pennsylvania were the callers >f Misses Rose and Eva Robinson Sun lay afleniuun. ? r?? Mrss Alberta Fair spent last'tfee^nd with Miss Juanita Foggie. Come igivin Miss Fair. The many friends ?f Miss E?teT?Robmsen are p?*&ud ,o have her home again frorh St. ? Petersburg, Florida. Those on the sick list: Mr. and Mrs. lulius Hampton, Mr. and Mrs. Joe \rnold, Mr. Samuel Goggins. J Mrs. Eliza Golfin of Washington is tome visiting parents Mr. and Mrs.' ?. Washington. -_.* . Rev. Thompson began his revival Sunday with a wonderful sermon. Re\\_ Crawford .is -expected during ;he .week. - =rHE LIVE AT HOMR PROGRAM "Th| Live; at Hohrte" Program is the only thing that will tend to save tne farmers from the clutches of increasing economic calamity, and tida hiin Pa** ? 'Vit surely li.iib iviiitnr- ih ,' . 1j; head declared Prof Charles Wrurht| llMCiptil fit' thp Hnnnmteyi'He?I i friT^" Ichool, m tlie first Annual Karim i sh fry and picuie held by the evening lass ahd new' Utfmers cluE of the I m otrr scjiddl "al Clib. ~ "* " . "We must cease naming the Loll-. . / n our cotton stalks, anil.depend on IC'in to furnish all ol our food and ced, he said. He reviewed the tnnd f conditions and gave the out i . d: ,ir. thp yeaiu ? In addition to the projects each ~ i?yTn this section has been urgeiMo. lant a garden and work his soil so Vat . production maybe niadd w:'h le "use of less fertilizer, The'men of the evening eias.s>-l,av : ' tcreased their garden num'he*.: chickens in the flock, and th?* n...mtr of hogs- in thepen. - j?. " The "Live at TIohTe" progfam .1' ' :-iped me to do feeun' 'aiVt:~ v.- ' ~ uan do more, aiiii I- have tri ways tt; ~~ iefe things, said Mr. P. li. Rog ts. lesident of the evening ibis's a;.-i a' an who has Been active on the i'si.L?V 51- "forty five"years. : .no.rth . - '4 he?g h4??trl?Giuevr.?H-rfl?ttt* r~. : ? it home 61' Mis - Ruth Suutv. iiiy 24. io ,oiganize a" ciuo; t'vi -upuipose of giving son;**. j:oi ~A nusemfcht to-the. ga is. i !.? .. ' : iterate very much this ..k,i, be ;.'.:o n sometime eauh una mas.. .. i s ow n way. *W e i l * v. ?ijai?ne v. .*?* e should have oe?n pulling toee Uig agu. . The ciu'b'held it< hi it meeting a; .. ome oT Mi.?? Aimie Moc His being tile' nigh; loy a .prog, e -were sDlendidiy eiu.crtai-i.eu ie rubers oh the.. i... r.... . i~i,??i? 5 ?? lbgraru, was rend*-re.j'l Ki- .ta - i. ' ~ rnile Shepherds watcher tt.eii ii i:s' y night;. M. L ; KV.cting. "i m?? hings?Irene' Spar.n;' Solo,' " b hine Own Way Loid.'?ftdteI fc'.-. ^e .- wShort tail:. "C6ope?at?? r."- i' ; i oung: Question- Box, I.yai.T. V- . .t the end ol the program w'e V. > irll llflil' i( III l I g I ir i II r 11 In ens .the following: punch and car ;; e*t?iee?ercain >>n.i? : ten dismissed.- i am s'ui" - -1 njoyed a lovely evening ?< ?* The X.G. S. Club neii its; ?<.-~~"hi. ieeting at the homg^ot'the Pr?s liss Satterwiiite. This being- J . i :s< night we discussed having: ,-a,. ad Lsor. Mrs. Eater. B..W;Uju. >v.-a-'.. ointea adviser.- After Vtv?? jssed the social. W e agree** *, *. its social??ritlay _ Au tvv.-1 'J i._ at :. f* ome ol Miss iiud*en>. 14.if. h .r niched vve Were. i'<\< :iy it president. The foil."> .i.t- ecu. -*? ere served: white pc.latv \-i...i- '1 e tea, saitines. Next -amtryyi v.:ii jciai tea anu v?iuii<t a:ci -. 1 . !. r~~ are every oiie enjoye^t. mth thm tin"-1?? ii ) nu i . ^ t Miss Sartorwhite s ar.'i 11 . ij very night. =B=?=r v ii mai. ~ S| t i . l"BUCK.nRAIir.H>T w | HELPED ME '" K K iif AM always glad to tell Jh 1 other people-of any-.M WA I am not well, and that is B KM pinoL._r)raught did? B It helped me. WA H "If I get bilious and my kl head-ache? and I feel tilth? ? ^ and tired. I take a few J P doses of Black-Draught B . JR and soon I feel all fight; 0 " If "lb is'also good for inai- flr M gestion and colds. _ ' FA B "I recommend it highly iB K ?Mrs. Pauline Steele. 3u9 B I Bell St., El Dorado. Ark. KM Insist on Theaford's ^ I fefe | M For CONSTIPATION, 11 INDIGESTION, BILIOUSNESS ^ ^ t ' * ' ^ ' HAMIL TON ? S lfill fcfiin <5t l>lAf and \S A!i'Hi:s t on Easy Terms 8u. . Office, Small- Expense ? Small Profit- ? ? ????mmmmm?a.,?,. 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