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-f :?f?? : ^ Page 2 :*"> -V, ; "The Old Gray" Andf The New Rider BY rri'lilLil' 1?LL.1S J^ ?Negroes And Money Soon Part" .?s There is a ^orc complaint that's J??in? the routuls of the Xegrce-s of tfiTs country today because of the" poor or no circulation. of money among them. Their pitiful cry day in and day out including Sundays' is money!?There arc h- nn.-: umohg u; that have'almost the death sadness in them for want of .money. Church members are frank to admit that their failure- to attend church service is because they June 110 money. Now those of us who have been Negroes ft * any length of time know- too. well that such excuses gjven by Negroes _ as above cited l'or.not going to church are no mole then l'aise shelters under which they attempt?Leu hide. The same people that are supporting; God's church in these times of adversities are the same people' that stood by the church in the time of prosperity. Many of those same people who are staying home all day Sunday necause no money, ii- nii'y nun n they would be operating fine cars on the highways all day, Sunday going from city to city and from state to state. That's what they did ."when they had money, and that is one of areupon us now. It has been proven that the average Negro and money ? ijuidt get along.?A?Uaj?r 1 the United States Government. paid Negroes millions of xl' lla's m bonus and premiums, but in less than ninety days some of them didn't have a red cent:?They; Iurttg4ve-eai m drank-whitu key, arranged bjg receptions until the last dime was "gone, ami none of it went b-y-the way of the church.' That class of Negroes are no more ""pre-" pared to receive financial blessings " from God, than the> chihlia.ni nf j-rael were prepared to enter Canaan the next day after leaving Kgypt. God is too wise to give gifts.unto people who are not prepared' to receive Wheil we say Negroes and, money will not tar fy "together. I<mg, it ought to apply to the shiftless and'irresponsible Negroes, Hut sad to say it is true rn -many install* rs with the highly educated. That accounts very largely for the. small business corporations to the race, credit. When white Coin punier :rnd?s nineties?have stlfpTTts" >rui!fN'.- tSn- t nnvert thefncroas.e jnto channels thr ? igh which : their own i>t-op!? . iir?? \W1I ' provided for. The chain stores' ami scores ol simular .business enterprises among the white people arc'.the result ol' accumerluted . i?( nic*1'ioin wise handling oil the part ot' .-onu- organization. In so doing. thousands of boys and girls are employed and yet the. money is returned to the pr? per place with compound interest. Hut ? when a N'cgi i i11s i ii n i it o "i t s a lil lle money .ahead tiiey pile it up in some good for nothiiig old buildings situated in some-segregated spot- and call them temples in which a few big X' groes congregat.es. for s tini purpose ' more than anything one. anu-expeci. "the poor washer Women and the swamp former t<? pay fur them. The " . disappointment 'is. flint those hunt Me people eyes are opened and they see no use for >uch mansions and refuse to pay for them. The> are nothing dead' liabilities, and have been l'luni the day nf ihy . u-" ' i i!? foundation fop their 1 e[? td ir. Suppose some of these Neer.) concerns ^WIUlitL-pU1 1? [I th' u-enh 'I 'llors i such a worthy enu i MV-l" a-1 hrnrfton I'ubtfs+iing ('unipapv of < ' Uimbia ?-?. would tVnVkj.'' for eoloie<| hoys a;.'.! . girls. 'How many young pe pie u the race cculd be t*.n.}>!??>c>t jf .-evciiii ', t thousand dollars were ,suni i Lewie .-regalia, company .ol' tj>i- stale. A few months ago some ncm in ot.i * ' city formed a Company ami purchase'1 shares from live dnlkiis up. ami now a real up-to-date, grocery stel e standto their credit on Assembly street. What would happen if Negroes would put their combined linam ial strength % such enterprise-.- for their own people. It seems however that mtmcj with Negroes is a had' companion pnd they want to get nid of 'it as ~ ??quickly?as possible.' '?t-+i?tiu>y s< on part in tnieh t> wuy.ltuoL_J.lt*.1 hi. ..*>'! together. no - more l'oreter. Negroes JScaolarship Miould lie Changed ' There have been some fraternal orders of the past that pn.videc scholarships for hoys and gills ol our group on conditions' required. Tlu ??race will ever l?e?gi atful?to?l hose gand orders for such oppc rtuniiic; extended, I myself think such wa? ~ ' a Wonderful JldtilMttgc?grrm: I don't know but what a change now _ would be-4'or. the Letter. Instead ol put.Ing hundreds and thousands ol dollars in education put it hit-o lnisi"riess enterprise's, .and thereby give tho educated something to do. Tlvithing of turning out hundreds <>t educated boys, and gills every* ycai with nothing to do is having the op.. posite _effect. ?Then too, "many .disadvantages are taken in.thel-e com-.vnmlnoti. nc . And ,.t't timns . pumi v t' I'Aaiiiiumi' nr. w. v the children-whose jTauTfTTs a I'(J able to educate them get the scholarship while others more worthy and competent are denied. . .True enough some of those considerations are giv: en on oratorical gifts. Hut Negro 11HL1-ooyamk .:a;e t*o cr<.ss-eyed when it comes to seeing pofhts contrary to their wishes, and so warped . * in their judgmeiit"when their favor. : -it^g are- envoi ved, until; after all t!he* wrong perHbFP gl'ls it.?My experience^has been that anybody that c%n do anything with an education mn rv/pcate themselves. Abraham ?? -JLincoln vand HooKer T. Washington are only a few of the many, concrete examples. Then again tre most, out* standing educators of the world are fa*- ' " ' * __ _ * those who struggled hard -for their education. Usually those persons that receive their training on flowery -jhetl of ease don't ambunt to much | when ushoted out into 1 ife. A Noble Woman Gone ^ Mrs. L. H. Tindall widow of, the I la16 J. II. Tindall and mother-in-law of Dr. J. McKinzzie Harrison, the sucj cessful presiding elder of the Lancas>'l GT- District of the A. M. E. Church, . \voht to her reward lost Tuesday , morning, Sister Tindall was one of 1 the best members of the .Legree- A. ' M. E. Church. Her -deceased hus[ band, J. H. Tindall was superinten; dent oi the Sunday ot that.church lor j more than thirty years in succession. j.And his good wife stood right by his iside in clujrch work as well as his i other affairs in lifer" She was a good churchmember, a devoted mother" ami a consistant christian. To know her was to love her* The funeral was : held from, her church last Friday afternoon- wit nessed by a -concourse I , ? & ' innliwlitv/v J.''1 I'vyj^v;, uiviuuMig Iiuuiv paaivid vi: congregations;?Dr~ E. A. Adams, P. ;E. of the-Newberry district, find the i writer of the Winnsboro district, the I Rev. I. \V( Janerette of Mt. Pisgah ! Station. and the Rev. Hale B. Thornp* son of Lancaster and the* Rev. T. H. j Withers of Willow Grove Circuit ap[peared on the funeral program. Re| marks wore also made by Dr. M. M. j Martin of High Hill Station and. Dr?" ! R^.E. AumleTsmr~of the Presbyterian Church. The funeral oration was ably delivered?by Dr. -Geo. CV Johnson, pastor.. Our Whereabout# - o Si j Last Sundnj* we had a soul-stirring - time at Jeter 'Chapel Church of tireeastern Circuit of which Jhe. Rev. L. D. Gamble, A. B. is pastor. *This chai'g'i is rated among our best and Bro. Gamble says it must 'report,, in it sclass at the .annual-conference in November. The Jeter, Sims, Curington>,. Gilliams, Jennings, Johnsons to get her with others, constitute the best-wbrbers ef this-charge. We had a^gi-cjit^eriice at New Chapel of be iA tit inch Circuit Monday night1 villi the Rev. C. B. Cook pastor. The j Rices, Youngs, Mays. Jones and Cun- i nintrhams are among the leaders of j this charge. Tuesday night we had a~gloriou> service a.t Cedar Creek Church of the Taylor Chapel Circuit of Which the Rev. A. A. Amaker is pastor. The Rev. J. W. Shaw, A. B., B. D. accompanied us to this quarter and delivered a. most wonderful sermon, j .. J. Pii people we re simply carried away! -W-iLp his Hf<>- -A"malfor-kaxl | things in fine shape with most of i he asses>nieht already in hand when we arrived. Bros, .1. .V. Thompson, N. H. Fair, A. L. Broomfi C. K. Smith, Lawrence' Jtu-ohs. R C. t'tiok, ,F. W. Wilson, Sis-, lor- M. .1. Johnson, lsahelle Broom, ' Alberta B yd. Sisly McDonald, Lula Broom, Rachel Fair, Corn tluider,! Bros Davie Cook, Arthur Book and Dul.ard are only a few of the promin_ t nl workers of?this?charge^?Tins'week-end will find Us with Dr. S. II. Lewis at Spartanburg, Sunday morn- j ing. the Rev. W. S. Jones of St. Paul! Sunday, afte'rn am and at Helton with the Rev. D. R. Kdwards Sunday night Let. the members pray Tor an out pouring of the Holy Spirit. "Let us Advance on our Knees." ABBIiVTLI.lv NKWS Mrs. ,1 anio* Kllison came here last j week from Atlanta, Ga., where .she ~ka- Ik en on li C IS rt. Mie lell lor her; hoine' in Anderson.. The news < f the marriage of Miss r-rrrrnn Bakerill?I*? tame as a great surprise to their many friends. The marriage took " place un .Sunday, Sept. <5,?1 t?H 1.? Mr. fT i 11 is a m,ui of >fi'. and'Mm. James Hill. Sr., near the city and is a pros~ I I "" v. 1 ' : ; : ! Mrs. . Hill i, the daughter of RIi;s.. . 1 Susie' I>.>kc-j* in Ft.. Pickens and tlv late M(leurge Baker. Mr. and Mrs. lliit has the good wishes of their many friends over the city anduhty fi.r a long happy useful life together. The''happy young couple are making their home at the homo of the bride. ' I Mrs... Ada Jacksop of Jacksonville, j l-'la.. le'T Saturday for her home; after . spending, a few.: days "here with her ( ' mother-in-la\y,' Mrs. JgKephine Jack|si,n sand family on ' 'SdcWsnn A~vcZ M t's.' Jaek.oul u as?n?visitor here?irr 1 :i2o, and is the wife of Mr. John city. | Mi.-. Maitha 'Smith of. Atlanta; Ga., I It ft Sunday after spending two weeks kith her mother^ Mrs. BJwllrs Thomas in Ft. Pickens. .. ^ Miss Barbara A. McKellar had ! ! er ton-ils removed in a hospital jTT (ireonwood ^recently. She left Thurs iilny nf Inst, week?for Benedict College in Columbia to attend school. The passing awav of Mr. Edmond Johnson, Sr. on Sept. 17, lit.'tl, at the ! heme of his daughter, Mrs, Nellie J. ! (JaHman in- Newberry hrougrt sin cere soi row to his hos.t of friends ' ' here. ' * ,. i - . ..... 'j Mr. Johnson Twvs carried to Cowberry some time ago to live witty his daughter after his-health failed him. i Mr. Johnson lived in Abbeville for a i ! lc ng number of years, and he and his 1 | faithful?wrfo reartnf ? useful-family^ Mrs. Johnson proceeded him to the ij grave in 191.'I. Mr. Johnson was a i loyal member of St. James A. M. E. Church hcro-.V mtfnbOr of ycxlrs- lie '.Was highly respected by both white I and colored and was an old citizen here. Air. Johnson is survived hy I three children, I)r. Kdmond Johnson, Jr., of Ander'sjonj Ml". Harry Johnson of New Vurfc City; Mrs. Nellie J. - (rnllmnn?nf \:<..nt.ni ry ; t>rwl ' children and a number of other Te? latives and friends to mourn his pasi sing. Ho is also survived by on<J ' ] sister, Mrs.?Cart ie Wright, rf I.ps ' Angeles, California. . Mrs. Ida Bryant, who is here with 1 her mother, Mrs. Minnie . Kennedy THE PALMETTOT& who is ill. hro'ught us the good now. that her husband, Mr. Sam Bryant o Knoxvillo, Tenn.? ?has entered th< Baptist ministry. Rev. Bryant canu here sometime ago, and*spent q'uitt awhile, and has a number" of Ir-endl here who wish h!m years of suc.-io in carrying thty go-spel message. Miss Lueile Sanders "spent las1 week in Elberton,-Ga., wvijth Rev. anc Mrs Hunter. Mrs. J. K Crawford sp?nt Saturday night with Mrs. John Savage. ?ReC. and?Mr a..?diarry -Saimm Brown, Messrs Ji A. Puilin and J. ii Jones- attended the association at Rock Buffalo Baptist Church, Sunday ?Mrs. Meet tic " Brown?of?Prowtisfi Land spent a few days here la-t week witr her grand daughter, Mrs. |J. E. Crawford. Miss Alice McDowell of the beautiful electric city of Anderson is in our city for an indefinite stay. While here she is at the home of Mrs; Georgia Alexander on White Hall St. M iss McDowell has our best wishes ! for a pleasant stay while itr"our city. j The passing of Mr. Edd Smith at I his home near Anderson last week tvnc"n cVinplr +r> tVin? Atitirp fnmilv Mr. Smith becftmfe ill a few month? apro. and was in ill health until the end came. Mr. Smith visited Abbevile several times a number of years ago. He is a native of Honea *Pat?i. lits wife, Mrs. Ro?a Smith is-a first cousin of Mr. ,C. B. Acker here on Secession Avenue. RewM. P. Wilson, a b(aptist minister from Greenw'ood recently eondut'fed xr-two-Aveeles revival -meet-i+Hihere 'at St. .lames A. M.. E. Church for Rev. I)r. P. S. Mosely. Large I i-.?vvil< attended each night Revival meeting began Sunday here at Mt. Pleasant Baptist Chinch which will rim for two weeks. The beloved pastor, Rev. A. C. Jone> expects a full house every night. One of the'Newberry pastor's is conducting the meeting. Revs. James Jenkins and J. S. Belcher attended the association at Rock Buffalo Buptist Chur<?h, . Satur^ day and Sunday. Rev: Jenkins has moved his barber shop in the rex in at the rear of Mr. S. M. Miller's grocery store on Church St. Rev. says "call to set1- him. as he is doing big business." ... I AI URNS NEWS Services were held in all churclu-s Sunday at the usipil hours. A wondetf'ul revival has^beei.1 beld in Bethel during tlj.c*. week ? with Uev. Jathson un<{ will continue thru the week. The. pastor. .choir..and members wcu to Clinti.ii .to Uev. Adison on Minnaafternoon o did o'chiek. The Chanty Club ladies if Jet soy. a few weeks ago motored to' Spartan b'rg to pound Mr.' and .Mrs. Kenny Thcmpson who are in poor healla. Those jjr?>injv were Mesdamos A.nn.ie I.. Qwens, Saiaii Smith, Sallio* Bla^kstock, Annie .Johnson .'JJnsn I.. Coleman. Kstella ".Cooke- and I.illio Summers. Mr. and Mr-. Thompson are f nnel'ly ol this place, hut ii .w TiT Spartanburg. Mr. 1. K. Ferguson spent trc week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. \V. M. Moore.. Mr. John Putnwn and Clare-nee Clintscales left Tuesday tnoi nnig CTr Sfca-te. C'td.M';"?where they will be- st.udentr, they ?v -te ae-s 'compatriot! by Prof. W. A.W i.e and others. .- ? The funeral < '' MIT" Wallace Ycggins was held at Zion Bapti-t. Church on Sunday afternoon with tr large crowds of relatives?"and sorrteA-r.ig friends . ^ .Mrs. Caroline Bullock sIsU1!' Of Mrs. Janie iJenie Dendy formerly of -tHris place hut of Spartanburg was -T7Trl-rrM-rvrtO/rrrt--.n t k Sunday afternoon. ! We' were glad ti> report Mrs. Stobe Parka able to be up again and hyr brother"MvrKrt. Miller i:~- vcrir.iura.tiiig U4-. her home 'alter an Quotation ot appcmlicils. ~ CADSDKN N1'AYS i Sunday \va? a beautiful day all oi the sei-vices at Red llill Uaptist i Church were laruelv attended. The j Sunday School lesson was very?HtIterestingly discussed by the teacher* of the various classes. The regular Church ser.viies begun with the iincision of 'twenty lour li:i]>py. ( i nverts after which 'hey were given the right hand of1 fellowship. t The pastor Rev. T; b; 1 >ut keft i preached a wonderful sermon at tlu ^.expressed their de-ire to join the Ichristain army. At the close of the regular services [ the Lord's Supper was administered the church membership is increasing .so rapidly thai it ,new supply of in[e.ividlial Cornnumioit glasses is needed. I Miss Maggie Low Scott resumed her studies?in- t-ho?UXth? g.>-.-?do m 1 Hooker Washington School Mor.diiy 1 Her brother .John Scott Jr. is also [matriculating at. Booker Washington I Mr Allen Williams senior College I tudcnt o/ Alien vUgi varsity whs thi 'guest of his patents Mr. and Mrs jj. A. Williams Sunday. lie was a pleasant visitor at the home of his If firmer toucher Mrs. Louisa W: RanIdolph " Sunday P. M. S'Ol'Nd nec.roes cooperativl' k sponsors prooram The Young Negroes' (ardticiaiivt League of Columbia^ sponsored its first public program on last Wednesday evening, Spt. ?M, in thr- mtdtooyiurn of A1 ten IT nTYV ? ? rty?- A very interesting program was carried out consisting of a number of excellent literary and musical selections. Prof H. W. Baumgardifer addressed the audience' n the subject, "Economic Emancipation Through GonstrmerV-Ooopci atibni" He pVoseniVd in very forceful and clear terpis'tho princi pies of operating enterprises on thi cooperative basis and the numerou* r. ' * r ^ ~ \ mn _ ' . J economic and social benefits to be dc-j f | rived from sue It operation. He re 'viewed and expanded upop JVlr. Sehuy j lei's "Catechism for. .\egro Working People" in--which is answered almo*. r every conceivable (pivstioiT tlia't one ; beginning u> look 1'n.o the principles ?the. cooperative o}Koa? mii of enterpri-^' I ses would like to know. Most inter| esiing perhaps,^in the speaker's address was the relating of the phenom. enal succes. of the cooperative enterprise launched bv the. Citizen's Co[. operative., SuvieLy\ of, lJull'alo, N._ .Y. Tbis'society was also founded and or- I gamzed by "George S. SchuyleiyNat- I (tonal Organizer cf the Young Negroes I t ! ( oopi.'i ai i ve I .e.igiie Tin,?store?at--| Buffalo, is dcing almost $l,O0u worth of busine's per week and. have given employment''to many ' ambitious Ne groes; such is the aim tire local branch , of the Y. N. C. L. aiid we continue to invite those who are interested in such a.^ constructive program to meet < with us every Wednesday evening at , Salter Memorial Center at 8 o'clock. . A CORRECTION?T -1 Miss Claudie M. Roberson of this ! city wishes to correct the ajinounce- < ilient of the marriage of her sister, J Miss lleltie N, Roberson to Mr. Char- < les B Johnson, the youngest soli of \ Mr. aud Mrs. L. M. Johnson of Provi- < (Tenets R. I. The marriage took place ' ill Washinton, D. ('., March 18, 1U31. ] The bride and groom spent their ? honey-btoon with the groom's pa- 1 rents'. They also visited the bride's - s is to v, Mrs. -ypftwr "K. "By unci t;-h4t*j- -? Cambridge, St., Philadelphia, Pav The bride is also the youngest daughter of Mi. R S. Roberson of I'om.iria. S. and the late Mrs. Mary _ Roberson. . ; __ 1: Tl:e orjde was well known among the younw set of this city before loav- ' :ng for Washington. . . . Mr. an i Mrs. Charles Johnson are ' mrrkrtTg --t4refr?tunno at--110b Columbia litiiltL A pi. JLL Wa>hinglon, p. C. TAHLICN ACLE M,WS , Gicenwood, S. 0.?Though the tie- \ pression is on and the weather i-., . find,' hut if you could look in on TaIhernaelc wi-th its many clubs and [auxilirifts oil at work, you would 'tiiink it was .a lk;i' Ilivf. Everybody , is working both old and young; i Fntlay. night 18th at 8 o'clock a most beautiful musical program was rendered. Mrs. .Beatrice Evans ft hue |. is due much credit in the training.of her cless in music. The little folks were as happy .as could be. k was n U^t-ii nl picture to see the gif-U ^ their pi.nks and blues. Now come the program:' 1 prayer by the pastor j liovvJ. \V. Mathis; two little welcome ^ Henry Thomas and Dorothy B. Jones; !'. .'Dowdy Folks!" Ha'rtnr n, Students; I Musical Quolalitis, Students; His-!, 'lory, Prof. Benj. J. Sanders, Jr.; Vor > leal solo, "My Rose" Combs,- Mi>SC Poarlina Williams; Instrumental solo j "The Beautiful Swan" Koli'e, Mamie t ?Pete I'Min;?Vocal solo "When the Urj can ployed at Twilight. Campbell,! 1 ' hl>y Wilson; Instrumental Duett,!. Merry Dnmee, Spaulding, Ida Bales ami teacher. Inst.umcutnl solo, "Rust 1 ( ing Leaves", Ileriett. Mbs Janie | Smith: Vocal Duett', "Sumbonnot Sally and Over: 11 Jim" Johnson, M. *"! M,. Hill and Mamie Peterson; Instrumental Duett "Frolic of the Lambs" ] Engeiman. Ruth and Bet tha Mary ; Bidden: Monologue "Speak'up Ike an ' t 'Spross you' sef Dunbar, Pet Una' Williams and Edirar Cafhoun; ! Vccal solo "I 1 .o\v and the World-is- J i?Mi)u " ,1111i11.i?Mi-s .1 nnil' Smith. In- stfiiinent.il solo "The song of the J Kaldid'' Kefm, Henry Thonjas; Instrumental sold' "Merry" Bfoows, Hi-. "TsTn'i'" THTiITa^tTY;^ Duetc "Lustsp.iel OverUire'-L: Keler - Li el a hy. .Initio Smilli and -teacher, Prof. B. J. Sanders presented the ! prizes., The a!! air- was quite efijo> - ~ cable. Yrrv sbon .Mr-. Rhue will-leave | hs t>r'ta+rf'itp hen?srhTrrJ vyorrk trf" I North Carolina. 1 am sure the wliolo I of (Ireenwood will miss her as well [as Tahernacly Baptist Church. You will hear from u's again soon. (A . member ol* Tabernacle.) Sl.MTKR NEWS' Slim lay. Septefnbov 27th was set apart as Young Men's Day at Emanuel M. E. Church. In'the evening a --program was rendered- by some of the y<~ l ion of the city. Congra- | tulatiihis i're. in order lor the manner ' _ in which each responded'. J . Rev. Edward Fra/.ier preached _ his trial sernfo'n at Mt. Pisgah A. M.. E. Church onVSunday, Sept. 27. The ' sermon vas groatlly enjoyed *by< a j 1 large crowd. ' -Mis. .). D. Atkinson sponsored an day night, Sept. 28. Much laughter ' wa< created during the entire per lorn-inn <... A?ucaJ?sxup realize 1 from the door receipts. 1 Mrs. Kppiu' DeLaine pntortained a trrnrr?mrmKrT~T>f little Trrtfarr in"hrrTOT" of fccr little do lighter Evelyn's birthday. As the little quests arrived they ' were presented paper caps and sash1 (>< . The birthday cake was quite atti active on a table on one side of the ' I lawn. An ?iTorneoo of, jrnicb mirth >v*T*y happiness wii ; -spent. Ice cream and ctrfrv, candies was served. The ; little ones-were loath to leave when the time of departure arrived. Many serviceable and pretty rrifts were re. eived.. ? Mrs. Edna Peterson formally of this city but now livinir in Now York "fity, rpent the yast-eouple of weeks h?re. A i. Mrs. Perry of Charleston is vwtingl her sister Mrs. Alice (Tilliard. and Mrs. Henry Jackson , nfl Marion spent Monday hero on busi-1 ness. '. *dlrs; TTeleste Durant of Marion was i the j^uest of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. j . Donnelly on Monday, i Rev. J. F. Pearson of llamas spent . Thursday, September 2Mh in the city | * -t * V . | BE AS _ OF. GETTIN( "Call for th< C:LfA-U' BR E A D "SOUTHS FAVO Ml ?X-W"X-X"X"X"X**X"W"W,,M"W*,X I REESE'S 1)1 | ' MRS. P. R. R I A FELL LINE OF PATEN ? ?? C10ARS, AN :< APEX TOILET PREPARA1 I ?NEWS y, Race Maga/ine? And Newspap* {. . ICE CREAM | PFtON |; j! 1122 Assembly Street, 4t v W-X' F Mutual Gr | DEAL. I STAPLE AND F. ; ? t. - . The Books are stHl open for ' be glad to give you full details ? PHONE 22970 ?* i MCLLIN& NEWS Ebenezer A. M. E. Church is still loing fine under the leadership of he pastor Rev. I. If. Alston. The members of the League were"cry ,,so.rry to see the bovs avid hat went away to college leave. Ml\ >eorge Random who loft lor Allen miversity last week was the presilent of the League. We miss him o much, but we wish for him. and he others much success. Mr. Iloosevelt Ronsom and Misses iJorS, "and Lula Ransom motored to darion lust Sunday and while there hey called- to see the Geralds. The people of Ebenezer were sorry o nee Mrs.?Ar. B I'lckett leave the ity for Holly Hill where she will leach this winter, we wi-h for her a ioppy term. < Prof. O. Y. Valentine is back in the ?ity, he looks the picture of health, both races were proud to see him. ?Prof. Valentine?is ready for work. The Mullins High schotoj opens Wednesday, Sept.?20, 1931. "The teachers urc coming in and the students are irotting ready, with smiles on their faces. Sovevol of the A. M. E. preachers and friends .of Mullins will be in Columbia this week to atten. the genFTitl oBGning oi Allen university. M sses Francis and Nell Dobbins Lrtlh d to see the. reporter Tuesday ver,' much. Come again girls: Sept. 24 at the home of Mr. and M-s. -Jtrhus Hayes, N. Smith street the following persons enjoyed the fate well party given in honor of Mrs, 11. Pickett, a member of the lb lit lii.il sigh school faculty. Mr and Mrs. Shievens. Mr nrof Mrs. Youm* Lewis- and Messers Willie Gerald, l,HT P. Jones, Julius Morgan Frierson Lewis, and Clarence S. Metv of . W i n s ton - Sal g U) * ?N. C., the. .g.uesl of .Miss?Pickett,Misses N?U ? am FraneiV Dobbins," Vernice Ell'obeo, am Rvldee Odom and .Mrs. Ruth Presley A delicious course was served puncl made from the juice of fruits assortot crackers and candies. We hid Mis? .Pickett, adieu having enjoyed- a spleiulid evening. She left Momla\ "morning 4t20*wc wish fop her, a sue Mr. Wilton Mbrgan left home lasl week fofthe North. : Quite a few boys and ?irls- art leaving the city this week for differ colleges." We, wishfor them mucl sue. ess. Mrs. Ruth Spain of Conway \va> visiting her mother and father Rev, and Mr*.- 13. W. Ransom. ' i Roosevelt Random ad MisseT.ola and Nora Ransom motored "it Laita t nd. Marion last Saturday the) report a happy trip. ?On?last Sunday several folks oi Latta"worshipped with us., and the\ said ihany good things about oui pastor Rev. I. IL" Alston and hit lovely wife. We wore proud to havt theaij "Come again!" CARD OF THANKS We take this means of thanking our friends particularly of Coln> bia. Orangeburg and 'Spartanburg foi kin biess ami sympathy shown us during tho brief illnes^ and death of ou? beloved husband, father and brothei Kdward. -^ArcH,ey..- ..who depar Led thits life Sept. 0, 1 Of? 1. Orangeburg S. We further thank yO>i for the beautiful floral designs. Ida Mmfc Arehe.v, wife ? r TKtldye Mau An'heyr daughtct lV Fanpie Dash Annie?ThompsonT? flelle Higdon, Pearle Simkins Geneva Rowe, sisters C. Fred Archey ? Claude Archey brothers > Saturday,' OctoBer 3, 1931. a SURED 3" the m yr ~ * ;m by name" 5 sen ' s. c a k es i Kl TES SINCE 1841" . \,g j 11 hi store ; | ? !EESE. Prop y ? IT MEDICINES. CIC. ARETTES Y D TODACCOS.?-r ? ? 3. ?__ HONS?COMPLETE STOCK. | IT A MII A ers Can Always Be Found Here. ,t, AND SODAS IE 7820 - , | Columbia, S. C. ^ ocery Go. i KRS IN | \NCY GROCERIES I - I " . . A Membership, The Manager will X of the matter. 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Sold Fri- . | la\s, >aturd;ns an<l Sundays. k Consult Ticket Agents j Southern Rl'way System , ECONOMh AL COMFORTABLE ll. . - SAFE -D-avid G. Ellison General Insurance i ...< 5?lb most and?-ofl'u'iont?at ten- ??? tion given lo all business: n!nat;nd wit 1 > n.ife ?^ - PHONE 5717 r 1221 WASHI NfJTON STT" SOITMERN RAILWAY SYSTEM Corrected to May 10, 1931 .Arrive Union Station I.eave No. ' .No. | 4l50p '.12- Anif'ustiirNT T.' 32 4:55p 7:45a 31 N. ?.-Augusta 31 7:55a ' 12:45p 27 Char'ston-Cinn. 27 l:00p 4:l5p 28 Cinn-Ohar'ston 28 4:20p ^ UwiOpiO- Columlm*-Gifm?-9 fcO&ar 5:00a 24 Columbia-.!acks'n 23 10:30p s 11:20a ,8" Col'a-Au<*ttsta 7 4:17p . 12:48p 20 _ Cob'a-Savannab 19 8:20a I 9:30p 23 Col'a-Charlotte 24 5:15a 9:56p 11 Cpl'a-Charl'n 12 8:00a - -- 4r55a 15-?Col'a-Charl'Ti? 16?3:6&a 10:00p'16 Col'a-Greenv'e 15 6:50a 1:00p 117 Col'a-Charlotte 118 11:20?10:45a 18 Col'a-Atlanta 17 6:35p Via Camden and Rock Hill. Cullman cars. Dining cars. , ' I