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?- ^nttirday, Sopttwibttr >, 1031. KIXCSVILLK JOTTINGS 'i * uno ?>t the mos^ inspiring and soul ? stirring- nmoiia-gis that?wo-v??had of _j its kiird recently closed (Thursday 1 night, August U7 at Mount OUve'Baptid Church.- This meeting was conducted by Rev. Zigler (blind Miss- ' ; - ionnrv FvanrrolisfT of Ranhorp-, C. I api -sure I voice the sentiment <<! n'l who i'-ti-ticd to him when-1 -? ifrl not our hearts burned witTT~ i:i v it ie i,<> ' spoke the messages of i tT-d?Tiuly lie is n mail Of God. . I We wish to thank it 11 or our visit- < in<? frhn s who yonn.er.nted- so nicely in making our meetings a success. , - d-e>. si will) l)tneon and 1 Mrs. < c, p . :<f, v.'a's the dinner ] n'- 'U , .; 1 -o Ih v koman and tittle . 1 ? -JWTcrsfvn-'ir the Misslvn Lee Finch TT-TT?' y.f, ) ?tin1 hi1.. Rev.?Ziglei -will rreaeJVr. at Pleasant. Grove on \i eilo. .1. v . .'Tim ay- 'and Fst4?v-| ( -i.,,- .... . \\ o ilU'lle Vo\: ~ < 11, i i i. 'v.. . ..< i : C; v.,.. I,..- .u Mi. Olive ti-.a " n;.. ,1.?rrr?- i,; i cT" : ~r ' .> i'-1' '. air a:*4J. .U??e. i.r-!' C1 v. '< in o? U'.ohip ? wre'tho week-end guests df Miss Daylm Da\\ iiisarvs is lii at-this t >'r * (I -eon ft pii?" i- ii..-. . y ' v;? I. Quit? a eiovi'it : 'i Annual Session ?f Twir."' rrt r. )? /'. riv.'Mfirr' Red" fitr~ ,v. !. . i '? f": viiicr' !*hvo. ??f "'t? ?**lcclit : \vho(V hearted cooperation in ^ <-i-U . i i i I .1 1. .hi. ? L.,t I dp 1: - _ . . r \ -i . i: ?.v: *11:1 !<: nnvvs a. V:;. -Mis?: Carol IMan'Or. a i!' - !i d tngl-ier of" Priwi ; * I"*! ami M t s. .1 F..--Rhin'-oii of Yoorht-f% Ii,. - ' ''. J'.. <v:!i on the, pro . - - aio ' of: tho national Association of . f -in ( '. nvell't iojl !lpVO . this week.' Miss Blanto.n was - i'h!'. -v !.. Mi.-. HI union was i. "WiI h i:'.1 !' i. ?laugh 1 i v, of tho not ft A i-i i :-t - iCYeiper llaruld of More-. . 'Tr.fr,? nil. Ailaf if.. Sniuv'-iii' te; gVeatu-it artists of the I'u111 l n i v iii alemlanro ?t*. " ' (h, N.i! sit' ! ;r,ii'liiiiri??. y\monrtheni \ 'h" I' ~ *v' 1 11t 11?of Hum I.'ii, I i.jti-.i'ks'ew York, Mrs. -Maude'. |..'- I - < h' .iJrO.,;'J. liaiolil Itiowu. "f hi'ske University. * Kijip r- i! v'i'V). Nell Hunter. Ila-'.e! Han i -on.' Florence Talbcrt, * ; ft y.f i ocli interest' to South Cfti .-,11;.; Li kvow that. Pi iurijifil -1. ?ffiii'ii| t'"n?Alumni, and?the Alumni i . .1, ' 1.1 Oil Sit senile.' The Hampton Alumni- Bulletin al- 1 so appealed a few nays, ago with a i'uli - !*/"" ?.:* of I'"olessor Ulnntoh ... ? ?."tVtt?i.v, {-, flow rifnv.it the new > < *.f' ill ' l :! is vm-v lio'.yi 1 :-.y aniuiijr Ilampt m graduates thru ? : . f * . * The little daughter of Dr. ami Mrs. t;?~t "Dv-i-t w -tji ' .-1ui|a ! iii Oil'tii Tlall. lasl week ae 11111 11.111 i I ll III >>' "I'l'i'lli I I'llltl Vt'w ? I'-.!; ...! Kluivm-t. Hi la> I. ! i- in > I-.' - ' v i hare for t. O ? ? r.i.l'.lT.S Nl:\Vr' ? Suii<Jayr~wa , ii lay vir?^ at HaltiA .t. I! tU" ii . ' was I tally _. | >'?% ,; i! . ; r.r-i.i' s.,.u>-h success. \ v 1' 141 1 . i e s ar.t? W". Iii.- ' r I ." |<n i> }i< ?l. a;vl at t ii;) i,,>i i:. Ji.-y*. ly A. Aii-lt son il<*li\i-i'i'il a w'oiiilarful nIPssireu -of " ,'.'...ii .i -. AflTiln Kt'Vf, Earl. White .ami .lat'-k Mi kt-nslo preached, All . iinifiii will- powerful. ?vn :? rrm?! nr i-ui't. ^'ii.-i-i 'i'y Jl""' J'-ttii t iiil ai l-i.it at' ?' . !.: ! . : y;, , ...j wiili if>.!^iinday.? ?! ? ?tT' 1 i I I: SniniTtatr. 1 1.: I-Vffs 1 I .i ; ;Mj,i i.\j~.I'jji-.tt r ne.-tore I o**er to MlllHl. I svh:ll. . I they V!Si: " I !' ?. '. I'. ^' -liyi. ' Atiy lli l- ii I >.tvi aiu-l r.maia tiihf .,l' I ..ii. i i "m " "I' Al. - 'Xe \ :7tT-?I'!''' j|.J?t^rra^T" mml!MT*": * ? ' I i . * V; . ( ; || | * * 11 |>ii!"i;iy ' ill I ri: \\^^^^^^^^^aidre]Tfives!\|, '. I ., .>*: . .! it|i|| MvXcil of I-'ili 4-h?1,1, .n n u in ; ' fh r ; S il !> . il.'i'. white it ere they were the !. i n . iii .> i i i 111 i i L?aJ?1 r i* ( j i \l Iy m .pit n s'i nod- 1'ri?jti<L '.il : l>ii iiliii'iVi Silnday afternoon. \b I .i-y \hi.Mii ittonded the Ban * i: i. A i' ! >.{'I'-' t at lhif ling ion Sat.Uriliv and. t:nimT:i v.- . 'I*i ip?y. - M -. t ili'tf-ji t c d?Con-, _ w;t\~ 'Of*"- \\ t" i IH'S'la i til. -t.. . bit t" t-d?l \ they defeated Little Rock 11 to 1G. I >i\i?n" :i? *! Jailer1>< were, at-their best. "Hliby" 'he' j.! -n man and 'Big Catch' the \\ eTT'Ti " . Vv It \ iV-i.TTi'lTlmihe 1'uitor ? ? \Vo ,1. I il In II. I,' 1 11 .'11 AT)' Lb-. T'. (Jibh.. and Sir. Frank Fuison sire . " .'out' i.'n th ! > arrain. ' ?? ? Mi's. l' i neie?Fx an y is?ii> Rru'kyL._ Moan'.' X. <\. visiting* her brother who is: not eypocled to live. f>T. M.R'ilAKI.S. M. E. CHURCH: riC.in.it-wille. S. ('.?Sunday waa e a red Icier das in the history of _ Michael M.-E. Church of which, the Rev: .). A. Suiuniers is pastor. The dav had been.set apart as Educational and- World Knrv.U'c day. 1 Pidgi ants were lviuk-red in keeping with the !-.*? \ - i . exc< Pent paper was reau i, fr'ninU ?i.i. n 11 i i.i k, i 11 >?Mis- Khndvc '??*^i|.?;n"i. a * ?1A in?we keening . _ hfoast with the present day education al demands?'/ Tin* paper was full of in fori'" torn ?e?l vef looted nnieh credit on the reader. Rev". Summers delivered one of the must thoughtful and j eaiel'ully p.vpared l; rnmns we have fieatil i'r-iivi him during his pastorate hi r. . 'MI object' was "Make a Worthy ( i.iiu ih\it ion in your day and '. an..." ' *. -if' \ A inn i isr the vl'-.itnrs Sundav morning vow Prof, an.l Mrs, J. W. Cunnmgham and fariiily forrperly of this town hut now residents of Florida-. Prof, and Mrs'. Cunniiighani are both engaged in the. 'educational field in Florida. Pi of. Chinninghnm was pre ettted rrn'.M spoke interestingly of his Wink and the. Need inul Vnluo of an _ F.iUieatioh. Another (distinguished visitor and one of whom we might all he justly proud was Miss Vivian Jopes, R. N." Mis# Jo'nnes formerly ' served as head- nurse of the Marion's T County Sanitarium. At present .she is doing part time work at the num and is also serving as Co. Nurse u??Marion?Counyv?Other 'visitors. Misses Katie Ervin, Emily IVJcKny and Rosa Wallace, of N. Y. Visitors from Shiloh included Mr. Mrs. J. B. Drake, Miss Emma Drake. Dr. T,- MeCojlii.1. i Vfr .Inlin ntii.n MoLeod We were delighted to 'na\p thefa visitors worship with us and" txt.njd Lhem nil invitation to come again Sunday night a program was rendered by members of tlip.E. L.'airl iJsher Board <rf?tyhieh Miss Annie L. Johnson and Mr. James Summers are presidents respectively. These young leople need to be congratulated for ;he excellent nrocram renrioroH During-the day a vdrv cri*?itaSV rrPTTTmrt?vrrrr?rnl-od?rnr-rrrr?^ntrr-4>r world. Service was raised on our quota for world' serviced WINXSBORO NEWS ~~ The Ntrre r^nda/ School; Convention of the A. M. E. Zion ronnrrtvn which convened at . Wmnshoro la thlU":tUy,.rridvy. Satin d..y gnu _ day lies passed into history.. It v i> ircrrVf-ryxvny -anmrcsssNatui an ir.-ntv ation to the citizens of our city. Tin.. adu"*ess<5 and sermons delivered i.v I1 . 3. F. Gordon, Sir H.J.. Call is > JJtrey W. Davi'j .Eiclielberger. Jr.. 'Air.-n Drown, li. J. Cioekettc and his' exceli.-ri.v 11 n':t C. Blackwood; (iove itnr ofSoil', IdCai oVina wort wuniVvfa! and uplifting iTitrie and space here u il not. allow justice to continent- on sue It masterly productions. The welcome addresses and addresses ^n various other topics an I .'ho'charming music were all very well done. The collections amount. <! t<$?20 which were "not. lo'' l'u tigh# time. Miss. Jc :sie Harrison who for sonic time ha3 been visiting in our tow the guest of Air. and Mrs. pen liarriser, returned to- her home in Rich, lhoml, Va. Her little si_>ter Elizabeth Js\ visiting in Columbia the gu; I t' Mrs, 'froze-vatil. Alesara H. R. Herd, Curl is .Biom mil ardi 3ohn MvHdosh of Camp Hill, Ala., .nipioied tb Winnsboio Alomiay night to bring his brdther Mr. Li. J. Mcintosh who is to enter school at Booker Washington. The" partite rcturned to Alabama next day. A1 is'.s K a d o li ni_Ma n igau 11 whs taken io't'ne hospital Wavcrly last week i<? have her tonsils taken out. She is doing fine this writing. Airs. Annie Myers and little daughter Anie L. are visitors of ours stop p.ng with her brother, Rev. F. Gunteiv ?Rev. -Ev G. GallTnah conducted a re.. ? isi:il moating last week at /ion 1'iigi mi for Rev. Gunler bringing Ins tei,> who made, a vc ry great. inipresMmi on our people with their good si tig in : i a is salt of the meeting three were added to the church by eoiUersie,: ".so ibapt isljr ' * The Ministerial Union will hold an important?moc'ing oSpp*.?V. J !- i _ has been a hold-up in tli ng-eting de, io the revivals Rut t he. organization will resume its business. Rev. I'\ Ounter preached lor tin sT.ints ui Shiloh Presbyterian Ciuocii last week. Rev. Ulmer> Pastaus Air. and All's. Robert Hall and two children. Beatrice an t "Boby ' ai.e '.h iting-here at their brother, Air. lid. Trull on Gi'ovcr Street.?Air. Hall auiu family ac?. from Albany, N. \. . Mi s; Florence .lolnfson ul: NVw \tiri. is spending awhile with. her iuu.-i:.-. At1; ?a 1111 \ i 1 ' Vi i' I " -11 .Mr. John McDowell 'loft la'i Su nn flay for' !Vis vacation trip, lie ~s?id, step in New ^*ork City, Caik'nla-ttm rectum by Niagara Falls-. \\ ? w. hiin a pleasant trip'.. lie took war11iin as- l'ar as New Yoik, Ins bliie 11 11" 11''"' i 1 mi"' ? ' ' I 'Iti-tt y wa - no', aMfull?his pulpit-' last (Suiul..y e\u.; ening, However, bis waiting coiivtrc uai toil woultl not be out done,. In tinahsofie of their pastor thoy* hail a warm prayer- meeting ami lifted?a collection oi $i.o AGO M r. i la1, i :?H.-lion ..ml iw.-i . i :> ; . Mi . es Willie ami MuUiw of motored- up last week to visit Mis* Alice. Mcintosh. Miss Corine Gordon of Column a was the honored guest of Mr. ar.-l Mrs. David Brttton durig-the .V.tto S, E. ..conv.etion, iMss Beatrice Boulware is vf. iting Airs. Emma Lott of Colui tbi >, "Messrs C. E. McPowell, Fdwai , Crnig, J. D. Roshorough,' David ami Frank?Gun tlnC'Pi Raiid ?.| 1 pli N i ;.L--o.n and Baxter motored to Asheville, C., last week visiting .Mrs. Crosby They reported a fine trip. ? ? r. WHITMIRE NEWS Sunday being a beautiful day- ev xi'Vlwutu .vva? nn't ic> full The Klind:i\ > vhnol 'was in full bloom with Supe. Byrd. In cfiiirgel JMrs. AIico~7Iry<! gave a splendid review of the lesson. The A. M. *E. Zion Church is propressing lineunder thxricndershrp of our pastor, Rev. C?~ Me Ray. ^ The friends of Whitmire spent several happy hours at the Rii>;i-t. Church in their lionie town which is called Sims Chapel, Where a union meeting was held beginnin * Saturday through Suftday. The delegates \veVe hieely entertained by the friends jf WhfTmire. They all enjoyed thoii stay here very much. Mr. J. C. Byrd Rev. C. McKay and Mr. Willie Wallace, motored to Win. nsboro, Friday to attend the Stale's Sunday School Convention which Was very interesting. They received remarks from general beaek boardta marks by Governor Blackwood. Mr. J. C. Byrd, and Mr. Mardell Wallace motto to Columbia, Monday after which they reported a very delightful1 trip. ; Mrs. A. C. Caldwell and Mrs. J. C. Monday. The young ladies of Whitmire are very sorry to see Mr. John, Edd Williams leave their home town after his ward is finished. Mr. A. C. Cald ? .. -1irrV f - - ..I ' '.i,... THE PALMETTO 1 well is still always on the job and i t o doll TOU Ul). * Why .1 y.<n . want to look your'best tail m.v i..1., *1). y Cloaneio. i.Ir. Roy j Wallace i.* uiw^ya on the job. Mr. J. C. Byrd is still the WhitI in ire Undertaker; call when in need, i VYohr. you are wanting some inter* stinu- news to road see Mr. Henry ' Wallace and Mr. Sumall Fant? Mi.-. Sallir Smith Milter Jeter reportmj a very hapy trip after return- j ing from Baltimore, Md. JEN KIN'S VILLE* NEWS Thy. revival meetings ' whicfv just closed at W bite Jlall and Friendship Churches resulted _in. many converts nncT neoo$*non?\ Thp- preaching was dnno l>y the Rev. A. Walker uf Plshopville; Dr. W. D. King of Columbia | wi.j l.'ey. (ji'ivtor of Mt. Oliver Bap - 'J-1 J iiurch Columbia.--.\mrmg these who gave fifty cents .o mare, by special request of the lM-oar were: A. P. Harper, Mrs. Cart i-> Pearson. "Clara Burns, James and ' I -he i . .u-on..Mrs. Gotfeva Smith and j Br : .0?ii,i Cook from Cedar Creek, _i_AL L. Bowman, Joe Green Allen I a m a i?i S. M. Martin, though sick in f" }i. r ?nt 1im monyo to help out the cause, several men who are working f'ti the hich way, whose name we did T't^ls1) paid fifty cents in this rallv. .Thrre mo iscores of others who pr.i l lasser amount. To these our 'j,II toil. Pa-tor Bowman declared those woo help are standing by him will ni vor he forgotten and will be seed sown nmcng the good soil. The choir at White TTall along with I dr:gas sang for the white Bapl ist Church here Monday night. The church was crowded to its usmost capacity and the white friends seemed to have enjoyed the singing, -rev. Miller has been preaching some - -caching- .sermons at Rock Hill the majority of. the members witfii .much,joy and will ask for his return" ;;mofijt?r year. la y).rly np this side, is talkiing aliout the . barbecue which will?take I'l l;.i' at the graded school here for i lli - benefit oj^-Wbite Hall Methodist ! ("liuTyh. Humlrds of .friends from Co Ice ' to,... Whir-boro, Newberry and lie jit Iter points. - ,, >.y. t ?.?t? Mr. and Mrs. Bleak Boyd, Mrs. Carrie Pearson, Mrs. Clara Burns, Mrs. _ Ml'no 1 A si i wood. Mrs. Eliy.n A ghwnnf] Braddo, k and ,olher northern points, where they have been gone three wks. I on ih<-ir vacation. Orr their return they stop over at Washington. On t heir Iri tuun?they stopped over?at Wasliiagon. Richmond and other ?ir ; i! .s Csiiiug relatives and friends .and viewing- the many beauti. Vf ? 'v-aeries. Mrs! Pearson declared i: t . \ . 'iiugt<>n is almost haven on r.ii l h? and many other things they : w.iv oo.i" eviliahle. Thl'Y with in i he ide i lirough the Leader Rev. and r: \jTT1;P. .- i-son, Mrs. Eunice IIu' ? y." Mr - Djlia B\rd, Mr. Geo. Eli ?h. Nlrs. Tener Pearson, Mrs. i:. th (denn. Mr. James Davis, Mrs. Su.iw Byj'd Rati?- and others for kind| lie- : bowcil them at Braddock and : -ifi. . mu' pastor cowman cai.i tl ' o;- -h to speak. In their re-~ in il l. u.ev touli-about the wonderful . mi..- tin ii tiiends gave them and how l >! t \\ tT.e nice. The church was ii.-i- (!.o strangers even the white - in woh-ome -thfem back home, but -j-i. \ I.h 11. husband were especially u ; i..i >! them, they have beemsmil" ' .< r .-oice thy arrivd. -? ''i f i - \V. U . O'Xal and Prpf. -tf Whtte -Hall and Rock" HU* 1''School, -r?e*t I in- approval of the majority of . il-%e p.rroa Both are young and t * ?ei?r l-i.ih attended summer school for teachers this summer and i - " 1; a in I .- 'Ills- summer and .the" . i.il.ii,i a i11 doubtless get all the la1 ' o-1 in -rhod;-. Go to it boys, he peo.Lji^, ;..u.i . yuur .best,and .asilL not i-..I. wed with nothing less. CRLRN\ ILLE NEWS tli t,ii'ii' Tiivowml BhIIhi-iFF1 .N.. si- :e r aiid slster-in law of Prof. .'and .-Irs. E. II. Trezevant, are visit ing at their Jiyme on Thompson SC, Mrs. ilullnrd is City Health Nurse __ai >h-wi.ik. N J "she brought her I i'th.**'daughter Katherine with her. U.Tny,^oeThl affairs are being tendered I liem*twh ile in the Mountain City. Mih I i at tie- Curetori has returned Troih ISaliSbur-y, N. C, after attCnd--Golteg-e, while in Salisbury, she was tin- hous'i'-iruest of Rev. and Mrs. W. - ^ i^g^h; . MiTs Carrie Corona Ti'ezcvant en'crta-ined with a Lawn Party in honor of her Cousin little Miss Katharine Ballard'ofj Newark,'N. J., Wednesday afternoon, a host of young folk were present atuj each had an enjoyable time. . | Mi s.'Mai flu Murray, mnther^aLMr. K. ('. Murray District Manager of i no N (V; .Mutual Life Insurance Co., h pending a while with him and his wife. ;MTs."Murray is a native of the "City by the Sea," Charleston. Miss Catherine Johnson, daughter _^tu?1 'iui ,.XJ?A, Johnson of Columbia, S. C., is the house guest,of Mr. and Mrs. Id. C. Murray. Miss Johnson a. student of Booker Washington high School.' Miss Nan Hester Frazier has returnod front Pittsburgh. Pa., where he had a most pleasant stay. Mi Mamie Copeland of 516 Oscar Street, Secretary,of Tabernacle Baptist. Sun.lav School has purchased a new Forth Miss Copeland attended Alen-P.eneiliot Summer School tthis suriiini'i. . , , The Methodist Episcopal Church ie forterthgjft teacher training school ! this week at the P. W. Center on 'Broad St. Many prominent men of* I lite M. E Church are present. ..Airs, l.iilian Anthony, daughter ot --.Alia?Pel in Copularal on Jenkins St^ is visiting Iter mother. Mrs. Anthony is pr trident of the B. Y. P. U. of ' Grace Baptist Church, Mt. Vernon* I N. Y. Suflday she was the principal speaker nt the "Victrola Program" ? DEADER " Tabernacle Baptist Church. * , Hiss Mai if W utson sister or^evTT W. M". Witson, Pu.tur of faberna- " cle Baptist Chi*ch is visiting Rev. and Mrs. Watson on Ware Street, al so Mrs. A. M. Jones, sister of Mrs. Watson and wife of Prof. A. M. Jones of Tuskegee Institute. Mrs. J. A. Tolbert, wife of "Capt [ Jim," Prof. J. A. Tolbert is very ill ' at the Working Benevolent Hoapitnl j The entire citizenry of Greenville is wishing for her a speedy and permuaeiit?recovery. Prof. Tolhert is Grand Secretary of the Working.Be-| nevolent Society, one of the wealthi j est colored secret society organiza-J tions in this state. Many prominent churchmen of the i A. M. E. Church stopped _'AJL.the_J home of Rev. A. C. Sumpter, Pastor of Allen Temple. Sunday night emoute . to Baltimore to attend the last rites of the Rt. Rev. A.,C._Uaines. ?Th6 17^11' Anniversary of the Rev. C. F. Gandy pastor of Springfield Baptist Chuch, President State Sunday School and B. Y. P. U. Convention will begin Sunday August 30 and end [ Sunday September- 6th. You are in-] vited to comq and hear what we think I of him wfter having lived here sift j enteen years. ? LAURENS NEWS Sunday being another beautiful duyj services were well attended. Visitors j ar stfll worshipping at the various I thUrches. W6 ilrti surry to' repur1 : Mr. and Mrs. Earle Ower% had the ; misfortune to ht^e their beautiful j home burned on Sunday night. Mrs. Owens had just left for Washington, D. C., and had not made the trip before it happend.. Mr. Ed. Millr was taken to Greenville hospital Monday by Dr. Thompson. We wish for him a speedy recovery. Rev. and Mrs. Levant and their grand daughter.; j of Prosperity were supper guests of Mrs. Emma I .Fleming or: Friday evening. Rev; Baten and family of. Union, were visitors at the home of Mrs. Mary Whitener on Monday. Professors I. D. Penson and Booker of MorrTs College were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Fulltr a few days later. Mr. Willie Davis c* Sunder v.-as tr.e guest of MioS Emma Fuller during Lie wee.\. - -Mr^v-GraeeTrbyof YoungiPFowrFOhio was dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs' J. W. Fuller Sunday. Mrs. Corrie Carroll who has been spending sometime here at her hhme . visited Qwings for a week and was ryiinet of tlto /\f Mru \T?'\Taimmc 1 orr Monday afternoon aeeompunittP-by Mrs. Yeo'tyin and three children. Mrs. Carrol is looking the picture of health. * Mr. George Thompson ' "d this _ life Tues. evenin xand was funeralzed on Thursday at St. Paul Baptist Church by his Pastor Rev. Levant. He was as we knew him jovial, and kind to everyone and wjll be greatly missed by all. He had onlv been in failing health for a few months and I until the end came he went about, j He leaves to "mourn a wife and a host i of -relatives and sorrowing friends. Interment in the city cemetery. Mr. C. H. Duckett funeral director. The ball game on Thursday afernoon between the Asheville, Ne-Hi Lion Tamers and the Black Soxs of the city was in fdvor of our team. 10-12. All girls played which was very pleasing to see. Mrs.- LriiezCiilie and children spent the past week in Pennsylvania visit ~ing hei sislci and other rclafielil r.^j. Mrs. Mattie P. Fuller left Sunday to spend a week in Spartanburg. Shawns accompanied by iMrs. Martha, Franks. . Mrse. Willie Mae Franks and -son in company with her uncles ttttd Al'- " thur?Jr., and little Virginia motored " to Greenville Sumfry to spend awhile. Mrs. Nannie Woody gave a"surprise birthday dinned Sunday afternoon in honor of her mother^ Mrs. Arthella Simpson's 74th Anniversary she had as her guests; Mrs. Ella Saxton Laura Wright, Sallie Harris, Othello Williams, Nora Newton, Harriet Williams,Malinda Woody, Lydia Bullock, CLn n nvi? o'/i n rlnl l r?4/v 11 ^ /1111 n oHT V? An ^ l et' . kJUC aci >tu c* uv^tiv.ivug Uiwiivi Wtioi.-v ing nf string beans, beets, potatoes, tomatoes, corn, fried and roast chicken, with dressing, cheese'with mao* caroni rice and gravy, corn bread, muffin, hot rools, ie'ed tea, hot rolls, and " coffee, dessert, peach cream ana~; cakq, <*-? Tire home was bautifully decorated with summer flowers. They all re- . ported a wonderful time and hope? to enoy such hospitality again soon. . soon. EAST SPENCER, N. C. NEWS r Sunday was a high dav at Shady drnun Your Het.hel Chiiir and i Qtnrru.-,! gation worshipped with Dr. Daniti and ,his (members. Dn. Daniel is pastor of New Bethel' aiso. Dr. Daniel has just closed a week's rvival at New Bethel._ Dr. W. A. Tutt preached some very strong sermoiis. U-wore addedd to the churehr-At the close of the servics the members pounded. Rev', and Mrs. Daniel received many good things. They gave two car loads consisting of chickens, hams, potatoes, vegetables, fruits, canned and raw pickles, jelly up^to a bushel of wheat and grapes. Other things space want allow. Mr. W. I. Jamison assisted the pastor with his car. The Sunday School picnic was held at FlAt Rock Thursday. All enjoyed it fine: eating, swimming, etc. Miss Chaney is enjoying her va| cation with relatives in Greenville and Greer, S. C. ! ' Litle David Reves, Jr., is spending a few weeks with his grand mother in Columbia; S. C. ! Mr. Campbell continues quite sick. Little Isabella Gourd is visiting her, uncle in Winnsboro, S. C. Sarah Dubois and mother spent last' week with their father in Bunkum, [North Carolina. . . . ; 5 ?: ~? r~ *: Hcv. and Mr>. .J. -S. 1 );inic) >Hs?- " Rate R , T enjoyed tasty dinners at t>iehomes >u | Mesdames Johnson, I'lort'ico Brown, 1 and Lila Slado thy pa-t wi'-i-k. Miss Kate Ruff little Sarah Mae Fluff of Union, !s'C., f?i?ters of Mo. J. S. Daniel left for their home \Ved-~ nesday. ,They were .accompanied by ! Rev. and .Mrs. j. jj;,>... 7 hArtsville news * . Saturday and?Sunday v.t o. iiui letter days at the Jerusalem Baptist Church. The Darlington County Union niet here in its regular session, the pre-' ' sident, Rev. Dong, presiding. Tuer.u was-4iiuch? benefit?dto-ived?fr?tn this Union. There were over one hundred dollars raised durin^ Mo . .;<.n half of which was left with tie Church. Everybody injoved the { jnumngwr ??? s ? Mrs. Rufus Haired, . Mrs Tie a ' Dodds', Mrs. Eugenia Bu.hanuni. Sirs. Hatfield Miss Minnie Many, Mr-, "D | Johnson and Miss Flattie _Brur. on! and quite h few other*; ' worshipped | with the saints of the Jei u-e!.m .1 Baptist Church -'j0 iiuwiiiy nht. Joyously that MesieS Seller ? and | their duaL'hteis, Omsta and GStu.-o relatives of Mr. and Mfi. Addison drove front Witshinirto'h." D~? C\~ to spend a week. AeeoriipiUtie ;?i. Mr?. Addison and Miss- . 'onnothin Partimo. they drove tht-?ui hl ur.. th'nearby, towns vi-.irinjr. other- of theii f relatives. IHt-h ?tvn??. . -I ' able one. - ? Misses Alma and Ale.no kV,.... ' e;.jBethune were {he la t wee^ visitors I at the home of Mrs.-Nannie f'aip. MB???w?m? m lining ?r.r t? - ? w- ?" j FANO-LiN bYb'i LM j In Beauty Culture -- Give FAN-O-.JN liuirv. H-alp Dandrntr and Toilet Preparations a trial. Their worth has beep -j proven. Regi-ivred ili I'. S. 'Pat- I ent Office. ? , ; AGENTS WANTL.O: V.'iiiit M ;?dcl"y ' v ' 'I ?-M*ne- Farnie L. Cart lina 1029 Hi?'i Viiikel Mitel GEORGETOW N. ii. C * * '* I: "'STATE ?^ : ?rrr7J We. the Officers of The Far t of South Carolina, rtali/.inu fin.'inei.'i I enndi 1 inn <>!' 1 !?-. m-i~ *Y?that It,* chanuine tlx?tin au'f | Y can reach more pinpl . "'Our m Y We have reduced our joining i'? & CENTS f<:? each jnomlter of X PER" MONTH ..I < t T X rTjieinhcr dos < *.?i t U .n each n X sixix y'o:-r*. > I i.? ONT Y 1) EAT I i- EE N E1 IT. 4'ci - ti iw Y years of ae at timool joininu Y benefit. The CON li( M l Is DELIVERS __ Y rJsivjned Y v. l. iU t Y <. w. IOI i : ? yj r |?oi ifr? r" - -'V/-? > > v <* i" A NOW ST'T' 1 7N-TTTrirT!\TT~t ;t F. XT'HA UK X : |1* You Ox* o it to the welCai: of j* purchase these Oils. _ -? ; ? Ij! .\lo-\ is Vacum .Mode Oil ?1 X Stonds up I oiijrer. SOUTH CAROLINA li f : ? .51 !L Oervais St re et ?*| Sept. 7th | LABOR DA1 ^ T1IK N ATION AT. XH.ltq ^ World War. V. lei $ 32 ? Uovnicls Of ft lit Rout T Clarence "Rtthhy * (it i t n Colored Cai iiitti w.-iulit I ha jt > llnun T X '"Speedy" Randolph -Vi Colored C arolina \\ o.llVi ovifiJit Chf X ' t r\i\ici vtfTH % I'Krj^iMir X 6 Rounds?"TWO FISTF.ll" PORT'l *1* 147 Pounds?SunMer 1 1 Rounds?\(>l N(i SMITH |? 128 Pounds-?Sumter !? 4 Rounds?Rouph House Cliff Mori | Buy Tickets Marly Ai | - - Tickets Nov | PRICES:. f~ Orchestra It a icon This Fight For Colored People X x A : J . rare s 3^ i HAMILTON'S ?: - 1611 Main St. , " D1AT" CDS and WATCHES on Easy Terms Si . OHice, Small Expense, ' Small Profit - , , AlllllMIHIIIIItlllMllllllllllllllllllltllllltlliaillllllllllllinilU * M 111 iTIT 1M111 ^ " : I / v ? ? lis/* "/?&? ''. i- -'fl ti Nervousness |j Went Away Li << A _FEW years ago I was In I ? 1 fV a weak, run-down con- 11 = | dition and I would be very 11 1 H tired at the least exertion, and = ? j I rVTremf'y nervous. -I could 5 S I not rest well jat night. V = = "A friend of my mother's = f I I told me that Cardui was a 11 : I good tonic and insisted that 11 III. use it. || ij " "After I had taken one bot- 11 1 ? tie I felt better. By the time 11 1 jj I had taken two, the nervous- || i i ness had-disappeared. I rested 11 f i at night, had a good appetite, 11 EE and felt fine."?Mrs. Norene s = f.? Redd. 120 S. Campbell""St.", If ?.'= Hopkinsville, Ky. WOMEN HAVE USED 1 FOR OVER 50 TSARS f. ' H-M I - iitii ui11111 ii ii ii 111 in i n n it inn i n inn i niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiint MENT I' 1 nijy A id Burial Assoc;ation & t he groat d. pression and ;>es of Iho people, believe J >liuv of Th?Association, we? lotto is SERVICE therefore c to the small sum of TEN tli fam ly. FIVE CENTS - ?* EN CENTS EACH when a ??+ U'inb r from .one vear to Ji ! UtNDRED DOLLARS f' from sixty to seventy . is entitled to onlv one-half IN FI LE FORCE UPON ?? -1 BERTS. President 1NSON. M. D., Vice-Pres. 1ERTS. Secretary. - , . ? * ? :.r...;.<..:.c-000000000;0'0c^x^bx^l ... / ' 4 f I'ltSSSION PRICES | ? Tti. IVc PK If "GALLON ^' A \ V .=30c PER GALLON ? vouv car to investigate and $ j vasts Longer, Heavv uoay- X 7~ I tEFINERS OIL CO. | Columbia, S. C. ^ w"" ' Theatre _ f . , at S:30 I _ f NIGHT I COI'XCIL POST NC 4 I I-;i nw < irt'urc JF~ ' eat Ffffhts ? 32 I "Hattling" Tillman V mpion Capidenr Thunderbolt ^ . <- Lawson X unpion Camden Flash y s ARIES I ER . ! vs- HILUN SMITH J 17 Pounds?Washington. D. O. vs* BATTLING BARTE $ 12S Pounds?Summerton - ! ^ ant -vs- Knockout Wright - |j id Avoid The Rush 'I i On Sale? i RINGSIDE 75c. j; y 55c; Gallery 25e ;: Onlv?No White Admitted. J ' j J - " . . - J - _= _ rL: J