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Page 6 '.. ? SPORTS PASTU fl.MVBAl'i Columbia is all agog over the sh junking as n baseball -aggregation. At Hasteni Championship in an elimimi ihe eastern Championship was won t :olLuiilii.i .1 nnun-s. Inn?MnnrhesKnr toi what is v.ailed a little word's series w ~ ' The Jtmiors have given Columbia soi applaud their. achievement. I. a si u (Teir.-V issiie o l' Hi is paper it I'uiiiell i> ui be connected with the ( nell hails iioin Caiitoiniu and he uh things Casteru having attended the in I inilli'illu'i. ll ? . c I'll fiiul I wi 11 lit-' hrli Ajaimoii. is in u.1mi l'or a few YUiv. Ma'. i>; ;n: 111 : a:n In liis peilee roadster." s'cyhi/ JLfvb around at this Ke is bark to resume his post as ea] always a uleasu'ri? to see JBob for ho ' the o-tiilii on. ' - t .j* * * ' I io.po that the ui-cusstoiis that ha\ ToU!di:rlj Tare iliou- -jii'ic food. . I'he lUilt" > li tie '-I.O Why' Wollld like to 01 not bad ample null uelioiv in it to u to- .treaw new friends toy the fall pas elenenu-.ls .tnu ouf luitl.ei ipnmients .We ha\ e taken up sticil cortsidefati' . ur^v^toiVni. the ft tlltoTf" om the-tomw-,?th' .soTniy the >?..ei.il points, and so l'dr of the game and its division into qui as ti(K' litip;III easily heroine confused I he time a regular collegiate in' ,)' I'our -fiitt ui mil.tile quarters witl tin it is t and seeoiul; and third and 1' -between---the second* aHtl third quarter choose mo goals they sh\ill defend at 111.0 of a t-Oin. I ho winner of the tos the vsal it snail defend, of of recivin it phvue is made .11 is inevocable. T rhe \\inner. If the. winner elects to goal it will-di lc.ntj, as they must reee; At the end of 'the first lilteen m change goals. Hie ball is placed in fvoin-the side'and end lines toward tl idr me iirsL quartet 'is-.'al. This chan aii't U'liiiii ?i . lla* li ami t ii. ! :' gotl'!:-. Iltjii t. -.i >'; ell v liUllg'od. "li'ttih lt.a\ i-aii: 'a;l\cutai'o ui lop'< ?he?--i til*iig- o-*?tUv? &w*1 ilit^lllost " game Jia? the -same election as had ih for high school games the rules e< . qiia-iv+s ui iwcivc imnu.es each shaij .is talc*n thai bo% s o.l". high school aj ~~*~~ip7.n>t-m tli.' i . t . .'-'.a' ,, n i l.irnis' str ih n'io it ir rot to he expected'that uq. if pad as. colic tie teams. ? . 1 ? '!'} (. mattej" hi'Uh'.e T> veryTmpm'ta 1satiLed ifoii-.' tT>V* file iii The TasT ml io tain numher .< t' ov.ts during ct'neo st ?ii the ?:inie at any time.\m purpmo unate\ir ,'or that JlUmhe ? * ' iijU' '"lit :nc u ,ml.en advair.ai a !:mt' :rtiet ta.n weak or '' p'it.t. Km- V:eh time out beyond ?? > la1- it - .fi nalized a certain i l : e-:- at '.he time t lie hoill' is Up.' he * j1 h " ihe in'if. limit ' < .ehh:... ii.ii?i.i i:ii...toiuovt^rTClarence "Bubl Battling Tillm. Card at Colli: Labor Day 1 i:>i:: iiif- .I'-tii .ir, -t ..ir.iv.l ' lu-a\y \v.-ivhl t'Uvh . !' < aiVil 1 - t _ '"_Lv hiiluL. ai?i!. _ i i !.. 11111 i,!?Thfat !'? ' l.aliiM hay. AI > > n!. t > i.ji'lr: H? j > t. H?*ulii-v < i( < 11. *.".?!i-'i i 11 h.. a\\w ' ' '' ' 1 ' \ ||'H -?t rMlliily^a _a: iV In.. . n i , |. ~ ^,?r'^T" nil M iiVi' ^ii i.1 'I'.. I Mi t A,~ . nn,y lM."v i' .. i : !.! pa.-kcl u .ii'. -'-H-H-iii- :i';=i TTT-! faln-v -!a\. ; , :i,. i, i i. \t'i.- i-1' t,:i, HI Alani .v <?-?: it " a i lia," < 11 iv sto|>)ifil " 1 11 11 " J'lnliutrlnlna ' ,ii ' i ' nymUi- ! t IkIi)' ! Iriml'll. '"I.' ' tl i'i . .-'tllll !? ! . (IxVtl OII^ I'"'1'1 Iai: ! . < ",'|U" II a . 1 LriuJ-wl. l++4)+t*?iTT'Tli^ tVn'iUi , |>. ut. In lh<' Si'iPii.iinal liau h'lpll SlIKlti i' llasil, ( .iliiO'tl WOlUT woi'^ii; cUaiii|>n;>it \v-P! i<4ash wyt h TulVv I .au>i>n, ha i (I h it I > i\\ ? of r.\ ia it .HI r-.\ :.y? nkvvs . .... v'P.t"';?a ' .-j.-: thy nvival ;U i ai iairch l.;ar:ui a ,v'' ;v V *? 'Sum.*>? : a?ij ivas <>fynnjJ pi'uiii|jt.|.y ai _ . y'"' a}?").?>>< < i I? ?i in hir l;y Supl., ?'I lu- ha',tin *\vjjs* ... . | , f _ . * . TlLlLiJIlC -- - ?-TT 'i .o.j . ..ll liui .~!i nci.iy <i : "h U.\ . I.i-tiiiaj! oiricruto*! Ill t!;?- pi oUnklHg 'f.Hc-,. lie dot? h-rrrr-rt-a | t,v.-.hii! ahj <Hs : < yavtfii. A) n;.Ji t'ii' V ( . j.eagvte begun-. A lai a?' I'U'U'ti. AUti.i ifii and t* v. '1- l..... ii. i * ? ^ . ti ''.- ' ' night \\i-iv }i<* 111 ami Pp.-t r l.i iii.ui- wagain' frt . Iii.s !'" ' I ' ' "!;V <?\v.| (lie niet't. in'' ' n' tn nil''!.I ^.ya' a f.-;r# at sue 'I'll, re at li: I V |,| nnijltOnt visi r"! in i' > .1 ,Lli. t lino. Mrs, Muy.i IK- I?( li licc was not ieed as slio motored a friend of her-. in town. Mrs. John K. (Hover alter eompfet ing H delight' ul trip mm.I r*tu+nei| from Augusta is attain in tjie i-ty. Mr-. (i!o\ it. M r Wiley . and Miss Kohlne ' I:ii-llai'i i/~Vc< > . <h n? p gui'Sls of. ^tit: Ijinrli.i . iJ- h ht.r aiid her (taught r i . I .ti< 'J !i ."a Tl.ui .lay of last .... .... week. Ami on .v-un-ay were '.the dinner guest: of M.s. Mgene Pllisun. tf-Mrs. Ue* ar Hytd of- Philadelphia re. " alighted I mar-t ram-number five Satp^^^urdaf to the ^xfj-eivio delight of Prof. RE BROWSINGS Ml.AltD.NEB owing that the Columbia Juniors ai this writing the Juniors' have won th ition staged by the American Legioi in Manchester, IN ejw Hampshire. Tfc : Houston, Texaa where they will pin ith South Chicago, Western Champioi ne excellent publicity alright. We to * * dd us That my oTd friend Lee Julia :oaching stall' at State this fall. Pui 5U 10 live lMV.IVAllg .111 a 2\.IIV? ICU^C L Massachusetts Institute of Technolog well in South Carolina Sports circle: liiivs Mil mnfnunil ilwwn --from Nri tly ritzy Sport model Willys Knigl time almost causes one to believe tha Main of the Allen football team. It' typifies the1 true Sportsman oil' and o - ?:?7?? e been appearing in this column aboc purpose has been to give some infoj ijoy seeing the game playe<| but hav nderstand it as they.^should like; an itime. We have discussed most of th > shall take a. general trend, ons as the number of men to compos I* purpose of the game, the methods u th. We have not discussed the lengt liters, and halves. This~is important when the teams change goals, ime is one hour. This hour , is divide 1 a rest period of one minute be twee ourth quarter*; and of fifteen minute s which is called the half. The team the beginning of the game by the, tos s is accorded the privilege of selectin g the kick ort' or of. kicking otf. One he loser has the election nut taken b; kick otf the loser only may select th ive the kick as matter of course, inutes /or the .first quarter the team a positiu^ exactly the same: distance he offensive teams' new goal as it wa ige also taken place between the thir listauce to .be gained remains the saw These changes are made /that neithe jgraphy or weather conditions. At th n of the-Moss-at/the beginning of th e winnerafthat .time and vice versa, immittee makes itf-arbitrary-that-Toti [ constitute a full game. The positio ?e are not suffieciently hardened t enuou>- play such as football demand: high school teams are usually as we * * nt in football, as games_ are sometime nute of play. Each team is allowed a half.' That is, they may have rth after a play has been completed fo r of times without incurring a penalty iff nf I'm- the purpose of rnt-tinjr nn n strong points in the opponents systei the number alloted by the rules Lh number of yards. A play that is' i if it result in a score is regarded a and the score counts. No opportunit 4s -perm i11 e(h by" Green anci in Head Fight mbia Theatre Might-Sept. 7 Camden with the Carolina title a .take. Randolph is m?butt la usarri" -vfteran uf many ijng battles and ha never lost a fight. J .Iff Harrison of Camden manage | ' i'dltna natul Lawson stated tha his i wo Doys a ix' traiintf hard am y.tiv in the pink of condition, and tha : he I n-diir. lla HI in 111 win n hit. ! * harles Spears,.1 r.,of Sumter wTi ; looks after the iterests of- the t \\: JLdii' .h 11 il a - jaiku.uJ....t:hcuup -s. ...po the boys usually win by knockout* atul also points out that Speed; Randolph has never lu-en defeated. To round out the card, Tn t~h .several pre limiaries- leading ui> t 1 I rI 11 i 11 lip III il lin 11f TT" fastest colored fighters in'South Caro ! Iiria are slated to clash. Would like to hear fiuni_._som -gtrrd~fnTze fighters who wish to t< jllooked for fights. j Send photograph, age, weight, am record to Chnrlese Spears, Jr. Box jug Promoter and manager, Sunvtei South Carolina. -and -MrsT-RWsrmr "fstte lias hof heed ?w?l-bi^?prtK-tetthrT?town in (pule ^ few seasons. "... . Miss Helen Reynolds, daughter o Rev. S. P. Reynolds, has returned t< Cvapston, Illinois via the country. Saturday afternoon the body ol sister Lizzie Ftneh. was itqurdeiiuhu ftiner.-il _ rites. It Was a sa 1 tinu.. 1 "niT1 (li-eeTmed was very well known b\ both races in this-town and she wit: will ni> along the chronological lad der. She will be missed. .She leave: four daughters and two sons ind >ttii i era I friends to mourn her loss. j IrrsT Wednesday ,Mrs. Rosa Wilt; and her guests Mrs. Clover and Mis ; Gillian! were the midday guests o ' 1.. and .Mrs. F.arley Mars of IVIt | < ri'm ) TMlliee I'M ?? " ... .. uuio ittj iiit- ktoii] ssi fc enjoying tt t*R*asnnt stay in tli i.i.y of Ahheville. They visited tli home of Mr. and Mrs Wakefield am .Miss McKniglv \yhere tlicy were prof fered dinner. A pleasant trip. . Misy Alice Ilartfield left Tuesda; mowing for Detroit. Mich. On Tuesday night 'Mrs. John F (iilover and her niece ended a ver; eventful stay in the sunny Southland They left for Philadelphia to jpii her husband and to continue her va rat ton. Mrs. Rosa Wiley accompani ed her as far as Richmond, Va. Farmers are looking .doleful; cot ton is 6 cents a pound and there i evidently plenty of cotton around here THE PALMETT< ,J i .vION KTJWS ' The refreshing showers that f< during the ^mst week have cooled t ? fttiin>splic 111 and m.iMu Iliort' t'UI forffible. ? Servient.?heW?oil day m chuvh here, were well attended. A few still wend their way country-side and enjoy services thei Mrs. M. K. Hemphill is sponsbrii I "Baby Doll Show" for benefit : Bethel A. M. E. Church Tueatb ' 1 evening, August 25th. The public ' invited to attend, ad.ni >.;ion lOct 0 A rate treat is in store i'o:' those wl avail themselves of this upper.unit _ . "Stiver Tea" at the home of M llv and Mrs. R. T. Youne, O'Chicld S '* [ was well attended. This was hi ii terest of "Pipe Oigan Fund." y | Mrs. FLeda Diggs and children ai hack from?Rn k Hill, S, C; whn ,v | they spent a pleasant week wil ll mother and other' relatives. |M Miss Belle Johnson has returnc 8 home' after attending summer, selic n and spending' several weeks in Hi lumbia,. Si. C. - Group Deader*^ of B. Y. ~P. U. t d t oinith Baptist Church afp: Mi A. Bak'ii, :\Its> McCoul, Mrs. Mi c i Kiksick lVawkins, .MtV. crs Bookma djand Sanders. e* I Mrs. Anna 11. Sims one of teachei | in Conmh Sut'da school has return* e a iter several months in the rity . f I Chicago, 111., where hh.r jihildrc h | made the stay piusa'nt and prolitabl t? '^11 are triad to have Mrs. Sims bat I no me ami note - with pleasure tin d her smiles rue still "ehci^r^;". * n I Mrs. Kii/a Fiasier and Frunklii s also Mr, W in. Sanders were visitoi s at home oi scribe. Annie Leslie an s I Mary L. Sirus called and gave glov g j ing account of visit to Clinton an t Donalds, ,S, C. i' Dr. Long who wi'.i now praetii e medicine in Union amd Union Count ha >opened otlice at -No. 2 S. Pinckr.e s St. A large number called on Mo s day nad inspected office.- This we s found well artanged and fitted up i d modern style. Dr. Long attende e services at Bethel A. M. U. and Ziv r H iiati lies.- lie will also visit St. Pai e Baptist Chu.ieh,- tiun call again i e -Corinth. '? tends throughput this and othj r State are gaud to Know, that Kev. , n C. White of Winston-Salem, N. C o jfs'. better, .Union. "S. C. has . bee greatly concerned, aln.ut his conditio! 11 Al.any imiuiies were made,' now a ai'e more -atistied to lea>"rt of his in proveirent. Kev. Fealty < f (JofVney, Messrs AI< Mahun and W it.- u ivelton, cat.': to see I i' f. !. >1. Tobin and .we'. r glad to see him somewhat in , |proved. 'f Mr. alld Mr.-. W;iil:hVr \'irholn< ,i ^ I pleasedto liiul himsomewhat in e j Foster St. have as house guests, M land Mrs., McDowell and family c s Washington. l>. .Mi-. Meriwetlu '. of (lalfney and Mrs. Kninia Heard c Columbia. These are being pleasant.] entertained at the 'old home'' and i 1 he ' City i f I losui'.alit v." 1.Mr. Hubert lieati\ student at. Alio l'id\eisiiy i- spending a lew da> here at, hoine bf In- aunt .Mrs. Mar Cillian mi Wallace, Street.-. M Heat ty. while attending Sims Higl l.'nioii, S.' was member 'of teai "that I\Jk v\ lie, failure's,'' It was sai that Ilea t'(\ played "smile ball. Here's hoping that- tills, poling ma ~ rvmain upon tin* w inning side in; lit* "Seek fits t the kigbom ol' tiod and hi rightoUsiie.-.- ami ail thing* will b ?ad do k -' 44h?tWc?call?t he?" winiiili ' Missionary Society of CuJTinlh Haj ^ lis t ( hoi. a; <is at home ul Mr I ione\a Haten, MoHeth >St. A we ? attended meeting and nest efijoyahl * rel'i eslinn-tii . seised by hostess. Mr: ? ! nilu llus liuurgli is ttie honored p.reSt dent.. . I -Mrs. lUi'-tie Tinkley eiiterlaino I "Corinth W a km " ( lut^hien+betsuii \ t! "I - - ' 't: a ' I - i - of I and i u jo\ i d 11. I it i a V- rTTvrrrs ffh 'J |cake. l> Mis. M imiii- I'n i-iiian rememberc I lie young man with f 111? i\ ate-i nuloi Thank you! v Mr. Norhit Williams, farm dt-Ti^oi: ? \t iaim?:iiii;i iI int. 1111;j. ui iaiiiU'i find citizens nf l uimi county a tei -1 .ttt: y. . , ii the whole a |j? Ipt'ii 1 program and mus enjoyable pi'-'iir .war-diad near Carlb le. s. c: I'r. (). X. Montgomery is still o S. linckney. Street and will hi' j>ja . to relieve .you id dental *t rouble. Mr. and Mrs. Wad Blai'kwoM an family also Miss Louise Blackvve ' spent 'Sunday in Columbia,'the guest of Mrs. Ida. Nance, who spared n pain's in making it "pleasant. for he j -visitors.^ ; i lie (' 11 ieao l7-t-prfeTTiter~Eaye hole. o tlie visit am! i-nytj"taiiiment givei C Miss Cora O. Fant formally of Unio , many here read this and are st'il looking to seeMi^s Fant hero befor C laving for Ohio to visit Rev; an . Mrs. Smitlu U"e still hope to see he __ ^11 C()ri[|l >' It:' | ' 1 i.l l I mi li m'i <! ing South-laud. tn discourse on Sun. morning Ftei _ Baton nastor of . Corinth Baptlt churcli, emphasised s'onie , helpfu facts. "Ifo unto others ..as you woul hut they should do to you.'', m.. Liu Ida ?i ule?ivnri one jioTiit lot" emphasii i' i r wn t' your OlieniJO:' \V;?:it HC>t lit* The sermon was practical aild earnest ' ly delivered. Pood tor thought wi fui'tiislu'd throughout the lesson. "1 I' was- eood to he there." Mrs. Alice Carson called on?-you '' enhe before leaving for New Vor and Jersey cities whgre she will vis her children. Mrs. Cyrus Williams, Merinethc v and Mr. and Mrs. McDowell al-o guv "pop call". These visits like othei were enjoyed and we hope to hav y all come again. M.' A. T. was glad to sou.. Mr n Bo I den loutdngso well. She enjoye summer school hi-hl in Rock Mill, an feels benefited Prof. Bolden and Mr. 11. H. Both ~ gave early morning call at 20 5 ^ i Wallace St., and found young M " ,Tobin doing "fairly well." ^ * t ) tEAPER l?--*r-? WARE SHOALS NEWS ell The Sunday School at Big Bethel he is still a lively plmo and is nttrmt11 nig trie attention of many We were pleased to have in our Sunday School C9- Sunday morning Miss Mary Davis of Good Hope Baptist church. Miss to Davis is a student of Benedict College e. *?^unibia , S. C. She is. traveling ig for the purpose of Soliciting funds' of for Benedict College. A neat sum iy_ wns taken for her, - ??? is The Missionary meeting of the ;s. Little River Baptist Church of Aug. ?o 17, 1P31 rendered a very interesting y. jnogi-am. A nice little offering was r. sent to Mrs. RutTi White, and MTI t., Rufus Davis who have been on the ti sirk list for quite a while. Last Sunday, Dr. Sam Nance p rere siding Elder of the "Greenville l)isrr ti'K't Was af Big Eethgl vsdicre he ;li h<-' the Quarterly -eenference. r>|Nance at 12j.0q o'clock delivered a ;d soul .stiring discourse. All 'reports )1 were favorable. )- Avery Chapel W. B. Lodge held its regular meeting last Monday night. >f- Mrs. B. T. l/owery, and Miss .Burn ft - .. .. miu wmiams representatives oi tnc l.itlIt* River Baptist Sunday School! 11 attended the Tumbling Shoals Sun- j day Sshool and Educational convefi- J s tion which convened with the Rocky I 'd Spring Baptist Church Laurens, S. C. >t last Fridayv Saturdtty ?nd?Sunday. Ji They report a successful meeting, o. The B. Y. P. U. of Little River mot k at 4:00 o:clock. The Subject for the it evening was: what About Prohibition? , Mr. R. L. Madden of Washington, a, D. C. was the guest of M'-s Maggie 's Walker on last week. !.d Mrs. Lizzie Quarles and Miss Viola Floyd of Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. id Theodore Anderson and sister Lillian of Winston-Salem, N. C., Mr. and Mrs. e Graton Harris, Mr. arid Mrs. L. W. y Martin were the dinner gnosts of Mr. y rind "i- iin', m on Sunday ni Aug. lGth. is Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ya..s- of b en West, and Mr.~and Mrs. Charley C^ok d of Greenville;MVere the Sunday after ri noon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wyat " Hampton and Miss "Maggie Walker Messers Chester Davis,-and Cavi.u l Lowery were pleasent visitors in . Ware- Shoals, Sunday Evening! ^ Rev. S. J. Cowan, pastor of Big ' ? Bethel was at his best Sunday nig hi i n He delivered a sermon that we cannot ^ forget soon. " . ". Mis. S. J. Cowan, the wifo of our l" pastor Mesdames I.ula Brownlee of " East. Orange, N. ,J. and Gussie Lee of , Jacksonville^- Fla. sisters- of the !l pastor worshipped at Big Betlul Sim-: v day Night. l* .Mr, ??n?l Mrs. Waller * ' d * their dinner guests Sunday Dr. S. ^ Nance, Kcv. S. ,J. Couan. Kov-. ThMo.iL and Ottis Leverett aYnl Me.>s?p s Co wo e r- Dorrah and. James Leverett Mrs. Rebecca Margin ha-5 . ret m in t.! *r homo after spending a week wiih ,l relatives of'-Lincoln Counts. Ca.'y Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Vert land our 11 Daniel, Jr.,** of Newaik, .N. .1. are here visiting Mi. and Mi.-. .1. W. M f Dowall and mother. s Messrs Thadeous David and I'loiyec y Me Do wall also Misses Rulinson u:sl I'. MeDowall of Washington, D. are '? also pleasant visitors of relative- an i n friends. ; d Those witnessing the lovely part, given Mr. Horace MoDuWall \v ion Air. and Mjrs. Al'aeeo Wehh, Mr. a. M r K. N. kohi-nson. Mi. nu.{ s Lut/icr Ware, Mr. and Mrs. .1. W. Ah e Dowa'l, Mr. and Mrs. W. Is. Sin !er, j 8 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W illiam . Alor-ir J, W. James and Willi I' )l?: a-on and Misses Mage jo Walker, s. and Withe. Sholer. e Sl'MMlsHTON \F.WS ' S. ~ 1 tie death <>t .M AloD' na!d; llfjitt' was very. sad. The funeral ;er\ d were held at Liberty llili A. AI. I!. u Church, on Sunday, August 'J'!. 1 t | n- It wu.rTTul to all.. Mi'. f ini~~7rr~"~I1,1 ." ir rr left SulurcTac hT~smuvn 'miiiic TTT?"? with her children in N. Y. City, ? .Alls. .fl"l)li RluU.ii. Mr, 1. Mrs. Moses Ragin, ami. M r. John AI? Cray all of Jacksonville, Fla. :nv hen- ! i- visiting relatives and friend .. TT~?M iss Hat tic Parker sneni?the week" v end with Miss. Gardenia Harm /in l Miss .Mary Smith of ^'uniter, has returned' home after- si-endine .speed Time with Mjsses Tlienla and M:u i n inn Ragin. She was a.ccontpynied 1 \ j d Misses Margaret, Theoja and, .Marilnu i ? Jtagin. .Also- Messrs A'ppelt W'ttym. d and Loui.i Oliver. H Miss Henrietta Blaekwell has r- j s turrtrd to Alabama, after spending 0 some time with her mother. yt The program which was given :H ^ of the same was enjoyed hy>tll.?Tina program was rendered bv students of " different spools, all of this city. The! schools represented .were, Allen t'ni? -versity, State College, Morris-Cotlegc j St. Paul Graded School, alTrt Summer-. [ 1 r, L Mrs. Caroline Ragin"-of Wasliingt .nl f). ('.. is here spending sometime wd+r-j friends and relatives. I Mr. Daniel Rhodes and friends ..l j I Sumter visited Miss Henrietta Rat-ui j and si - ters_ op Friday., gy tilling.?? ?J Mrs. Kdwin Wells and children"of j Pinewqntl, S.-TV, was the dinner guusts , c ..w.th. J ~ ii [. 111 iiini' nwi-uei unu grantm-nu nrr, is Sunday, August 2:t, lb.1l. It Mies E?lith Ragin happily suipfi </d iv Tuesday hy baking a delicious cjiLtV k having sixteen candles in the tup of it it. She was all full of smile:? fiVun ?-+fce gift. Many l.hanks to the "baker." :r et??mmmtllk?? X> ?s Mrs. Addie Miller returned to her re home in Greenville, after spending several weeks at home of- Mr. and &, Mrs. James Rodgers and Mrs. Tira .it Johnson on Hamlet St. id 'Mrs. Josie Worthy rs succeeding nicely with cafe on Ham left St. She r solicits your patrdna'ge. ?. Miss Rosa Lee Rice is spending a r. most pleasant time at home? of relatives ni Columbia. 1 ' "" ?ar ~ BENNETTSVIELE NEW S Our cunning factory in every res11 n1, i.< nn>i'.ivi!. gnrd.?They arc ran . ning; on a rsitttty: oir-6c, per can, and |u'y I'lii 'M-^h ?Every body .I w ft not \v:.-o to can every kind of food they cam ... " ! The a ect'V at Wise Hill A. :?Lv< ,iE. Z, .X'bareEL* . ^ by--* r-'.'o d. Miiny syuls came to Christ. Itev. Mclverv, pastor. ?Mr. .the'. :,!?>. MoColl " R<vklng^ ham. X. (,'. Wore tire week end guests of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bush. Mrs. Louise Pearsjon native of here_Jio\v of Brooklyn, X V was the .. week end guest of Miss Yjola Wash-" ington. Mr. Preston Brice' and Mr.! Henry Toll/oft of Washington, t). C. art? home for tvmdavs- and was the P. M. uic -t of ?flsses C. K. and (J. A. ' Sanders-. ^Mr. McT.eod and sort of Washington, 1 >. C. and* Miss McKennel motbred home lor a few days- to the delight' of relatives and friends. Mr. Johnnie Blaekman of N. J. . arrived---home-for?a?few days Ho the delight ol his parents Mr. and Mrsr~ L. Aw Blackmail on Marshal St. Mrs .Co:lie Stevenson is spending t iVwLdoavs in t Ivniloite , X. ('., with Cev. and I-I-s. Stevenson. nennn xegyese, Mrs. Dora Dr.vi arrived' home for?_ the funeral rTr r bvth^r. Joe Pegueso Tuesday 7?rs. L. ?.'.?* Qmek~-e? Now York ( ity is h.mj for a few days. Mrs. Alice- McKay and Mrs. L. Mcleod after spending a few months-in N. I. arrived home Saturday. Prof, and Mis. .I< Cimtiinghuniare nking nice rest hoihe from their hard* school work in Florence, Fla. Nurse A'inen Jones.. R. N. in the Alulliris Hospital lis having a nice time on her vacation she motored to Blaekville and' Orangeburg; ^VProf. Odum of Mullins was the homt?*-guest of Miss V. J. Jones, j Mrs. Getrude J. Taylor of Sumter' and two children are home visiting a rents Mr. and Mrs. D. Jones and [family..* Miss Pearl Knight, Mr. and Airs. .Robinson after spending a few days -U. mte---l oI't by +o?>tinu- for' New York t*ity ? ? " """ : ?f Inspite of the weather Sunday, oh was crowded as ever. "KT>v. H-aratio ' S. Hill, director <-of the ("jty certainly, in every respect fed us with rich food. . Air. and Mrs. J. G. Grace certainly , lajsed .some money in their suppejy "ThTir'sllay ' P. AI., inspite of. the kventlioTT i*1 AGs. Gertrude Taylor -of Sumter land nuiso V. .k-Jones, Mrs. Viola = ' ' I, ,..i- i i,;i...i..l .n.;., p., ?At..-. * ' myw .* W't i j ' i'.c*11 hi I hirtsvi.llo. s|ii'it{ ii pleasant j i P. M. i' i ipa\ wiiJullu* reporter nh.i , I'amily. .lis. ('Inn';/ Vomitf alitor spending < while w ii|.;u . nu Hoy. ami Mrs. < i . - IT- sT'CotiTl"Iron';- 1 on; <ii' !> . W. s., rinntia, sjhe..' is ?t-r?i" i.?.< in ;.iin hi11' luNbahd i Mr.. Vt njnr- i?? jn Philadelphia, Pa. Our hoanl it'ul new mansion js, al- l i^auartfc.v.oi -u.-arV--qv?>?^a I The Voorhees : ? VI! I) ONI! Mil l-: FROM IN I 111;. ( (It N l HY \\ UFItK (. I^VFX TO Jir o- ill. \ml?IVailier Tri v,< " V. o u Hives l ull Prepurati T ' i'': I. s in ;. iiit*." men ami ' ii'' r.Dt.V 1 ' I'tisa-Ul; ol ileen I H- J'-eil-tr-H - I' ll.na. A splendid ii ' ;4* <!. Siii. i hut liberal disc -f.-i r ~ "" ' ? r?>J.'"i.?IIii.ii il ~"}~j TT" " : I ll.a i out. itooins. tof f Pj ' 1 ' ' ! ??!> .. llioy vvork, paying J . IN., ii,. i her inl'orioation uriu B . 1 he Voorhees .ijj i?? - Denmark _ * - O OOO<>OOOr-OO?OX>O<^OOOOO0O0C83i8 |- ? ? A MESSAGE OFr| A'tii it leain invades your family -vrrni? ??i (> .> ? tiry<nrfrOnl The" fa jjj p?-lii*y wiucti- your forethought pe: ^ Tlu* Mutual Relief & B ft ;r.?it- -umftf.H [Z ' I'MON i: .;i m; 45' -. r. r>OOTrO<>OOvO'jj; -'O'OOOOOOOOOOOOOQj: f B. R. R i y * i*- AIT AI !TV r 4 yum"1 I V i 2 L Y I KIISII AM) ST A 1*1.10 LUO I V ALL THE ' W ?? li;.i\c served t his con i t and a pit a:ml class of cu ; Y SKKVK'K. ~ " It. R. RIVERS, I ?, Phone 7451 I ?. > _ . , '?* 4*4 4*4 4*4 <** 4*4 4*4 4*4 4*4 4*4 4*4 4*4 4*4 i ? . * Saturday, Augpgt 29, 1931. BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH NOTES Sunday School at 10 A. M., was - very interestinK -and inspiring. The tlasM-s were well represented .and thv3 order of work dispatched1 with much credit -to the School. We were de- ''V lighted to have the "presence of Rev. : M.- McCollum of Clnflin College, Orangeburg and to lis'en to very en . jemjJjks by him ^to , the SeliooL He ali o worshipped with us at the morning services and expressed himself us having enjoyed his short visit very much. Come again you are at all times welcome. Very interesting review of the lesson was conducted by Rev. Henri, assistant pastor. . "At 11:1.5 Rev. Henri selected as a subject "Letting Yourself Out," a3 found in Expduc 4:2; And the Lord Ipuri? and lie said a rod. The sermon was full of advice, touching the many .things the Lord has in stole "or hi-- children. The sercvon at 8:00 P. M. fix)in subject "Evidences of a True Christian " .was very good and helpful to all who heard it as found in St. Matt. 5:3-11. Among (lie. visitors were Mr. Lowndes of Washington, D. C., son of the late sister Ella L&wndes, also Miss Mamie Anderson of Columbus, Ohio, and others or wirooe names couiu not ue secured. Tbeymmg people-program was in v.jtarge- of Miss Florence Martin and ? _ Miss I)orojLh.v~?"&niith who did themselves credit for the manner and' conn, position of their program. We wish to thank again Mr. E. M. Keitt for his presence and service. We car always depend on hitr also Mrs. 3 K. (Ji'fcvn and 1 f tU daughter for their timely service, and each of the participants on program. The Sunday S'hool and League jointly will give, a moon nght social on Allen'-i ~ Campus Friday evening to which ail are invited. Come have a nice t-mte with us- for sure you will. The ladies of the clubs and board.* of Bethel are staging a mammoulh Li. bur Day Dinner in the basement of the church Monday Sept. 7th. You cart have dinner- served you from 11 ;00 A. M. oh to suit your ta^te, it matters not how variei. by tiie chwch Cor. "Vamter'and Taylor Streets' for dinner. Bring your friends or send them. Everv convenience to serve you. Dinner 2B and .55 cents.. Call phone 8605 if you would like to "have your dinher delivered please. . Dr.- Lawrence is expected back from his. vacation . this week-end and will like-to greet you in large numbers Sunday. You are invited, welcome and expected* to our services - each " Sunday. must completed in fall,?wg-?re?to Lmtevtain any- meeting tnat you an are to bring to our city. Come one, cine all, the doors stand open. Mr. Anderson Drake has been ailed to the ministry and preached nis first sermon Sunday A. M. Miss Kate Evin, Miss Rosa Wallace .Mr. R a ward Brown, Miss Fannie l.tuiry Gray are home-visiting rela Lives and friends. N. & I. School 1 HE TOWN OF DENMARK ENTIRE TIME CAN BE STUDY itaiug?t'omhined,?H-tgh?Schorr! on for Freshman College two to young women, Splefulid dited by the State Department ew academic building, properly iplinc. ?r? 1-l.mi with ihe privilege of" workda work students who can take J $18.00-to> enter.- -?7 " "-'E ?'? ' ' N.&I. School Mtn lIn A MPimftjttTvv.flfcn.-M* | ^ n n >i >i 11 11 n iiiii i h i111 n irrri i 11 ii ii ii <rflrnffu> ^ V VWW>?U?iO/WW^O^WWWMWWWWWWWVr*l^l i i IVIC/VI A TIAM 4 ? tylN oULA 1 lUIN ranks, what a message of con- J ill that THE MUTUAL RELIEF j I'lUN is under contract and you i? . nry-jTur-promptly your insurance j ' rsuaued you to take out covering t eney'lent Ass. of S. C. ! jjlL^iira.- M imigaT?r". ! ? 1501 */, TAYLOR STREET j * IVCRS f ;roceries I (FRIES. FRESH MEATS 4* : TlMEw < imunity for ten (10) years J istomers. QUALITY AND J GROCERIES : X 2332 Taylor Street x , X