The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 10, 1931, Page Page 3, Image 3
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COXWALY NEWS
; : in,th..l A M I.
Sunday was.a high dav fiv m mh
rise prayer meeting where every hod
present was hlled With the. h<>l
spirit, at the usual hour of preayhin
service Rev. W. I. Gore ascended tl
rostrum after -all - prolinuria rics: li
T_.__ selected ,as a text jst. Luke^."t-1
subject 'Do this in renieniUt ranee" 1
Me." He preached a soul-stii rin
sermon. The doors of the ehurc
forward and wero united with tl
_ ' ' : . church, namely Mrs. Rosa Lyon>.
ft After which the holy, mimnnnia
was administered. wh'IoqIv <
the broketu body and shed bloml "7
pur Lord.
"Visitors in attendance; Mr. Alwn
i -- Williams and family of Brown's.("h;
pel church, Goldsville,
The- Sunday school opened at tl
usual hour, after a beautiful an
?ir-?brief?discussion . vf the lesson . w
were favored with a splendid n
view bv the pastor. After which w
had some very interesting re '.arks h
Mr. F. B. Hemmingway and Mr. 1
L. Jenkins.
At 8 p. ni. Rev. W. L-Gore and Re
G. W James ascended the v< stun
the second time Immediately follov
ing the Usual devotions he seleetc
, as a text St. John subject "1
not God to whom shall wc God'.''' il
preached a very instructive and ii
' spiring yyi'Miuii. ;??
.The Eiunmore family of Georgetow
was inthe city Sunday visiting M
ancT Mrs. "Fete Hemmngivay.
Miss Cecil Moore left* .Monday IV
Myrtle Beach, wc wish for her a sin
cessful school year.
The missionary 'society met at tl
home of Mrs. Liljie Latimer Frida;
October 0, 1031. A -supper"was give
- also Mr. Lill Moore motored to Ct
lumbia) Sept. 30, accompanied by M
Ernest Graham, Mr. S. M. Xixoi
Mr. Paul Smith and Mr. Erne:
Moore to attend tlic Grand Lodge >(
... .-?i?n ?f Knights of Pythians. The
able trip.
Mrs. Mollie Joneie left last W.ee
for Washington, D. C.
Miss Mary McKeiver is back 1pm
- from Philadelphia to the dclie.ht- e
/ / her relative^ and friends.
v Mr. F. B. Hommingway, Mr. Wilt
Wilson and Mr. Joe Thomas Gadd
is back home from New York, the
\rep$H:ted a pleasant trip.
Mr. John Allen motored to (wdun
bia last Wednesday.
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iuiAjiii^iv ^itArbL llH L KUH NEWS
1 1
Newberry, ?The Sunday schoo
was well attended and good results
obtained from the lesson. At 11:3C
tlu> pastor Dr. McClelhrrf announce;
as a subject the solemn days of life
the "church was lull of fire from be
.ginning to ending and everybodj
went nome" burning as the message
^was full of fire.
Zt~ I -a.- Ko?Sifi,. Floyd, spent ^he .siunjnw
in New 'York. Leave for school wor'
September 2G -at Westminister, S. >C
daughter ot Mr. .and Mrs. K. Plbydf
The Willing- workers club met a
1 the home of. Mr and Mrs.'Pettis las
! Wednesday afternoon with the pre
1 sident Mrs. K. E. Swcetenbury pre
siding. The meeting wa^imspiration
al and business like, Mrs. Pcttnr'wai
' very generous to the board. Rev
t'laik of the Baptits church?was pre
sent , and helped in a tangible way.
The Sunshine Club had a Silvei
Tea at the parsonage Gill Cahhvol
r "trcet?presided by Mi's. Carrie Lei
- 'WbiVner and Mrs. Tueinda -Ehowr
Mistjess of ceremonies, the following
? ones were on program:- Talk by th<
j- pn siding elder and pastor, talk bj
5 - Mrs. 1! fit tie -Alexander, 'Allen ant
~ lVrnson, iristrnnnrntirt solo by Mts;
2 Eugenia Allen and Mrs. Allen am
2 Ai'ilie Hare, cornet solo by Mr. S. W
: vet!./ . The club will meet Wednesday
= evening atj.the home of Mr. and Mrs
z Pavenport.
z Pulpit Aid Board Inul a very fruit
z .i i J"-? a i?nK 1'1'day evening, pres id
: ed by tin- preside nt Miss Adtlie Rear
s fnrii. Kl'iels" very loyui to Iter Hoard
S < v.ardes Hoard No. led b>
j .M i s...). E. M. Kinzie will meet at .Mrs
s Ed<lie Hates Tuesday' evening*."''
Tin- lit. Rev. It. C Hansom, A.M.
S I). |?. Hishfl|i >'i' South Carolina wa
^ e-'th us at Miller (\apel and sp?7m
I't on)?I ho . oibjei ?"The?heritage?cr
= i1 \. .1. I., i hul'ili. TMe1' I.M'd o
r 11 fist is with us.^ FCront this subjec
E the bishop carried us into paths tha
E :e\v men are ab|e to walk. The housi
~ was Idled t > over Mowing, .then wi
E were addressed by Mrs. Kansom an<
E AH'Sr-"E. A-.- Adams. Drs. -Nant'o am
E ' Ad" ins.
E Drs. W. A. Adams the Presiding
2 Elder of" the Newberry District hat
z hf men To meet him" here and re poll
z ed their Educational money for En
z dowment day;. ' The pastor Rev. Mc
E C'.ellan and his gocd people had din
z iur prepared for them . and thei
z waited over to herfr the chieftain o
Z Slate our lielived?Rishop. The hish
E op scented to be impressed with hi
E or their treatment. 1 am sure wi
E li dour best for their entertainment
- Mrs. E. A. Adams was in remnant
z with Dr. Adams.
Dr. and Mrs*-Samuel Xance the I1
r K. of the (Ireenville District. Died
= mi nt conference were present and as
S sociated with the men o!J the district
= '! re following men were- present
: Bishop and wife, Dr. Adams ant
o wife., Dr. Xance and wife, Rev. Yount
and wito, Dr. Harper, Rev. Cunhing
htim. Rev. Riser. Rev; Hawkins, Rev
I M. Williams. Dr. .1. K. (Bant, Rev
| I.owis Rev. Martin, Rev. J. I. (iolset
i. of the 'Baptist church, Rev. Bowler,
v We had Pi of. W. A. White of Lauiv
yens' and Rev. John Boytj TTT the
jr saiav 'city. The bishop said'he saw
u. Xuwberry as never before, having
lt. !>ee,ii transt'ofmeu. ;r*?
'The choir had a prelude.,the creet
?t| hy the pastor. Dr. K. A. Adams linI
the first hymn, Dr. Harper let,
t) in prayer. A tjuartet wifs rendered
i.. Dr. Samuel X.inee re.nl t he ' serin; nr
u. a in. !?kI5, was- rev eied by? the choir.
The billon was. introduced bv Dr. J
,, (\ MetMt'llan. The hishop electrified
JjiLj?hem'el's. A -duett- Allen undi+uisi
,( '?.|t iml?is* hn\ p."
Thr^ ctdleeiors we?v brothers -hit
.,| \\ illiams 'ami Richard. The people
went homo happy. Benediction by
the bishop.* The hishop said this'wa>
the greatest euA^taimnetit they have
pad in the State!
?-? i'mxtox xrcws-?
e Tuesday, September 2.'1 Misses l.inv
liio B. Williams and .Mattie"' Mac
U 'Young left for Allen University.
The l.'ulpi tAid Clllli HUH lTiday
v.^ evening -at the., home of; Mrs. R. P.
a, Ale-xander.
Friday at 4 o'clock the "Rambl'irte;
id Wild Cats" of Bell Street High .met
If with the cflicint players of Sijns Hi
te Union, one Bell St. Ifigh's field! We
l- were defeated throught si hard fough.t
?lotbUe. Ur?uncourages?the?team 4-e
n push torward and gain renown.
l\ T)li} 'Raptisi Association whirh vras
was Alt. Bebron Baptist
i" churchy September 24-26 was quite a
success. A goodly number of representatives
were present and took acle
live parts in the prevailing activities,
y, Sunday was tshe tfogul^r "Love
n Feast I>ay" at Friendship A. At. E.
>- chur. h. Spiritual help was all pre-,
r. sent. The pastor left as a reminder
11, Feci.. 12:13. ' <t
At 3:30 p. in. Sunday, Rev. (I. 11.
>s \\'hite and Choid from Behtel A M.
y ! '. Church Iriurens, held service at
^?Friendship. Rev, White is ??minister
of no mean ability. lie preached
k from Psaln} 137: sHhjet't. "Remember
ing Zion." \\re all enjoyed Rev.
ie White and his choir.
>f ? Messers Herbert?Lea _Fv?nn* and
I.eVester Vance left Sunday and Mon
ie day for Aden university,
ly The many friends of , Miss Lillie
y Kfite Lealce will be glad to know she
, is hack to Clinton after a pleasant
t?- ^Hay?in Asheville, N. C. during the
summer. ...
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THE Pt/.-r?i3TT0 LF
i. Off t<? Firestone Plantation re
> _ . ' T * i
L- ?T.he-ne-x-t day at noon I tel't by au- f;1
to^mobilc for the'forty-mile trip to too
TVi River Plr.ntn*ion of th" Firestone' y
:C rnpnny. The dirt row], ha.ps ihi; jv,
jhvst in Liberia,, is none too good.
I Noliting H'til'"* ' !1 ! ' tie 1 1-i I 11 I1 .In !1 1 "
for ovi.1' a year ,;n I .? ?> >( <|U<otly it is
[necessary to dri ve with eauti n. Th<* .
trip requires all of three hours;
Ltderir.ir a Xtn World
; To motor into this .largest hf the. r
Uhrcc Firestone plantations is to on- \*
| tier a totally "diiTercnt world.';; picture '
, 'ot' what this beautiful country might '
) be under intelligent control. In just ..
1 eight years a modeldevelopment has '.'
, been earvvl \v - :-t \v.is alnio'. '
. impenetrable tun;>'L-. The mile-?of :'
: roads running in all. dircections, well '
t crowned, .'rain.I and- bridged. could ''
hardly be improved and workers. /'
t- 'clerks-, supemntc-nrtonts arc well housj
I i-d. ..There is 'a modern ~10U bed t'
,; hospital complete!-* .< tuinm d. ohmes,
" j a genei ul~!stTmv-\vtth--ioe plant adjoin-,. U
t ing, sawmill, machine '.shops, water
t and electric light plants <ahd a wire- 1'
. j Ameriean ctlory *n- lie heart, of wihi t'
. | American colony in the heart of wld >'.
^-Africa. ?: :
s-j -The management boasf s thnt this
. task has been accomplished almost '
. I wholly willY native lis'oor. -veep: i;,.os., el
(being clerks and superintendents.
! ' .Liberians were first employed a.T
j clerks, but were found to "1 -l- so trou- a
1 they' had to lie replaced by Negroes it
r From tlY^ Gold Coast, Xtgcfiu and Sij
I erta Leut.e. titer . c a ? I .ike; via h
f fovenuct .remaining. bo; fane l:nv > \\
| . been replaced by natives. The sup- n
S ^ erintmdents arc all A-inerieans. \\ rt-h?h]
; the exception of the director of - the :
. tree nursery, a Dutchman.
7~j : TTreestOllo I.nicest -Kniplny.ei "tj
Tho Firestone T<iiii|h ny"is f lie laF: ' j?
gest employer of labor in Liberia and |
(quite natural l\ cup sidei abljt iiitere-t j;i
.. must attach to-it t rea! meat and pay
inent of that tab.?t\; ! i m'nl that the
f ; workers?Si l.?th?. ' audio .1?LiLiio- ii:?1_
wage of otie hiliine a d.t\. e: i < m
Vein if iit'lliii'U'il. for l"???nl. Hvilled i
' i workers like ehaulVeui;, meelfaitios. ,
I nor:?er.v V '<?' k< i ::f' TertlT". it., ij,
! from one t<> four : liillnur :i day, In j
-he'-finintf.?nominou l.ibiiuni_?
t- ; [1:1 i.l ft Mill 1 \ti (.) I'.iiir?> i 11111!:II li.lt
[ ii 11H .'i r< I ..f toil ;i 1 r.i 1 -del
. in, l>ut the (JoVeninielU objerlei!. say- | (
tjinif. that I.iherian fairness Were prol>
i testing oil the tfiyini'l ihal tin- hiyji
? jwoges drew away "t!\ojr labor.' J\von
j ' hank elorlu. ill Mini) n' i.l ;-a!, hut two i
j pounds, ton .is)j_i}linirs a 111. nth. At
one titho the Firestone I.iherian T,ay*
r h'ol.l exeeoeded Si.Otw.(>',)(> annu'allly-.
^1 | The laborers work ~at will.' only a
4-unol! peroeitajre ever uruwinu-a full
.month's salary.-Out of a total of
i 15,000 Wi. i kers tuav t mployvd ?u ;!,<>
.j'i'ti r.ivet' n' -ilt::' ice. t--' in r Tit . t lie; I
tl out daily. So there u-ofTis to be noth-i
j' inj* to the rumor -that-Hie men are'
driven. I
]p The workers any housed m sixteenL.
B camps reseniklinir diminutive native j
villages. F.ach ramp is tilled ! y a
r | nrtive headman T r'ld by the *.v . ! .
,e:r. s.hci under wh.se" direction
perform their daily tasks. The "i;.*.": ,
. will not work under undc,-irahio in tl"^jj-'
n imivs. i 4010m i tie c;i?ii|i n rt
| eli mm Mil : ry. .'itnf i l|
deed, than Monrovia. There ah
doin members of in pre than '"he
in a enmp. ? L^4,
J Natives Are Skilled
j-t The ' nipniiv liie?m on" i-i-' 000
you n{? ruhher tux's and ' he ii
i ca (. VV .i. I. II.' ;f?.'.ill ? I < ! :
?bf nal iv.'S. Tlio a i A e: m ' I ! : ' 1 i j 'n
trueks aro operated and hy^elsue- j .'
I paijed /by r.nt i v. s nni i-:-v\ do ' !'h
'jollier wiii'U semi ri.n;r' shili. .-a ... j
. | eonsi ruct.insr lead's. aid ei-lv- i.. ,i I
II. III! Inu" eoneiV! Idd.te . e- j}1.1
; Is w..u!.! M-r I.ihei i.i -h.urtrl-Trr:
i ? ?4 ( ' i
ivo roc or. ars?r :i -l w 'J* ! : h *
profit from the traitiiinr these, inst r. e *
! ii"'?efot?now ii. r? i ! .e' in?td ; ei ..1 .. ?
| Sx'elTiiu;"" tiie'TI'e ;4' ,u T nip.-it.. f j
' I a!:.v\v? r to l lie :.,a fi/lili : i" o.
' . I'residenjt Raivlay. I wen; to the "' j1';'
. I'ue "(if \V.~trr~Hillc . the re-nl(;:rt-rntrr--'-'h
J a</or of tlie' Firestone plaid at n-n . uii7> "
has bee 1.1 in l.ihereia since the
' ' iv;iinifi>'.- of t lie pro i i. a! f I: j' ;;
was rather wearily anin.ed !>\ tin de
' remarks' of the h iyj l.\ oei; i1 ~ e. 1 A.
' jp.dit.de jo in eeile.l to li'la'n iln '.' ! . ;
history of the rmiT|ian.v .v t 'riVrrt-* i mi
Liberia. ^
! 111 a || s W ^ to III \ (jlle ' l"ll . oin'o; li a
illff the" I 'resident'S* claim that tne ' ''
'.Firestone lYinpaiiy had iii-is't'-i tie.en
jGovernment iitlist build n ads so that ini
ruhher muFht lie'taken to port; AI r. tTr
nines' dro\ e tiny in.; ts ' ? v 1- i1'1"
inpr No. 10. on the Ihi Riser, win r.e ' Kr
there are warehouses, a sniall dp* hp
j and stweral largo motor launches ,
.moored. explained th:?t~7s-H-h )
1 rnKliov n< linu l.mo 111*, ilileeil Pi shin- '
pod from "that point to the mouth of '
~Ttn??rim?:tt Mnchu'h?w he < ?it-?i??t?
ded aboard ship, thus making com-:j"J
piot oly~rm nrcos.sat i Ttirsprrra i r rrri--r~Jr:
land. .He pointed out that the said! H
and much older Mount Bavchn plan-...
tat ion sits astride of a l.iherian Ku.nl a
| that was constructed, long before 1,1
the Firestone Company entered the *in
country. | .
Denies "I'ressure" jsu
When I mentioned the a.'ousath n 'an
of President Barclay that the Fire- tin
stone Company, through the Arneri- W
can Legation-, sought to gef the (lev- t>!
eminent to use pressure" to increase an
Hew ,vf 1 hr> phi nt a 1 i nils, j f hi
he replied: - <i.. .?? Fc
l "There was always a., sfllcionf; Spp-Jhrc
ply of labor uhtil former (District su
Copimis.si.oner Davjd Carter (ndwj
-jailed .on. charges of murder) beganr~
to interfere with laborers cji route
TrFfhe" plant nitons ill order to 0KtniP*^ =
illegal fees from them -or to divert
them to forced labor on the tipvernment.
reads.
"Upon being requested to stop .the
practice*, Commissioner' Carter refer- "
r i i -
i _i :? _
:ader
' yrr> 1??r
jHukkia? ^
SMU YhKK ^ j
=?-? * . 11
<1 iuo to the then President King! ' j
iiiiindiaU'ly t?dk up the matter with <
i President, but the only thing he !'
, ;,!al snv wns that if the American 1
_n;^tarwould mnke the refftHM tHat ' i
e Firestone Companyy would he i
[ llicil with more labor, it would j
furnished. 7 I
"I replied that I could make no'
I h<v<juest <">f. tbe"'Amei,ietw-7Mini.--<
"v. nor could I see where he had any- i'
lint*, to do with it. A high Liberian '
!. ial w.as interfering with our labor j
trrly and I was merely asking that',
lis interference cease. * However,!
r??~uJont King eommimichted with!,
V.- i-iancisi who was then American ij
inikter, concerning the matter. Mb. 1 i
raucis replied at iirst that he would ;
>v<- nothing to do with the matter.'
pon King's further; insistence, Mr!',
j.incis stated that he saw no rea-'
.'h why an American ^corporation
lould not he permitted to have all
i" labor it destred.M
Mr. Itines expressed .-*the" opinion1
Kit the. whole scheme was to make '
le American Government appear to
forcing the Fiberiaiw-Govcrnmenf
supply tjie Firestone Company j
i h labor. 1> discovered later that i
ii'i f was not a shred of corrcspon
i nee in the files Of the American '
eiration t.o support President Baray's
charge.
IK-nIt's League Spur
The Firestone- manager stated, in
liswcr to the charge" that his cum
-to. rnspBod- t he f.uagiUt of Nation*
ivestig/.vtion, that as they had -nev'
had any difficulty in getting sufi
unit iubor, except when iittert'erred
it h I?y Lihorian otheials, there was !
reason tor the company to -com- 1
lain ng?tttr*t?t+re expnitat ion of. a
v. -huu'lied laborer's. He mentioni
the fact that \ ears before Liberia.
id been efilixed for permitting this ji
it it- lit "buys" and that Thomas, .f.?
Faulhiier. wealthy merchant and
c.id of the 1'eOplo's Party, had boon I
iiftpie.nt and outspoken accuser ot
i'l-Veniiiieht officials in -that.eonnee- i
?-iT lie . sTfgt'ested that perhaps
?rtnrnrv^?Ilut.v "ha\e -pee.l1
;he in\estigation.
H is I rui- t hat lo.UOP laborers aie .
Allele Je-t recruit fxuiu?Lhe-^cat?r
; ed ljberian villages, and i lie might
ewui-ei! for crediting rumors ilia' r
1 jtr?via.--- used. ? -And .vet.. liuiu in* ...
' el'?m?t he interior, ulii-l e 11;.TiTey
^dxi^-LadXLce__Ji||'-l so desired.. i cu
/ew hei e e\ e.n at the peak ul s :
peratioiis the. Firestone Cnntpu .y
=id?kaL^ii,i I'orri' fn get Lihul' L
Copyright Iddi
?Ho?missionaricse of Christian
(lunches sit idly by while boys
are sudd into slavery?" Schuyler
>ays yes. lou may mt agr^e
-M-il-h bis condemnation of missionaries.
hut you are bound to
sit up and take notice when you
read what he says next week. J
GEORGETOWN NEWS
1 '.u-kci son _ A. JM. _IL Church of
eorgeti w'n is battling the tide of
ie -depression. Georgetown and com
KuVi.y' is hard hit by ila- economic ?->sure
in general but especially by'
... ... . i... * f ' i -
.? v .'.-IIwi . mv :\. v.. I.. l^UIIKHT ,
i>: potation which was the -only pay
i! in the city. The other churches
"Vl'.-' i it , depend on mill work hut
iiy family iu Diekerson (iepeiui unity
it to it it. ami hecaG-e ?>f that
u^h sud'oriitfr have been expenvien- .
(.I amnrte' the members which caused ,
"cTiTrnur to he aide to?raise all 'of -;
le'ir claims for general funds, nei-1
or i' r presiding: elder and pastor.:.,
'I '. lit.. .Iu!nr.' I Iblmiftt, (tie [..a tor?i
cos tile, conditions bravely and will
Tiito make ii^htiwirar. He is ;
a chance. He is . popular with ,
lute' ami. colored. The young peo- J
e of the cit\ come to his call joy- :
'.!> l>e.au>e they can. learn from ,
in. ile is the editor cf the News of
lore,| People' which o tiers iu every
>ue of the white paper of . the city.
Snialay. September 27, a p. til.
trim -f-fnny (iwas cairiort
t. 'The participants' were fiom^si- '
on.'- In'j iijos| popular people of the j
~*4 " a-. H. 1Bftrsrernrale, M:~ij
asliine ion, ,1 a mi ie Ward. KVIci't ord;
in.lot .V.niters.ui, I liana Steele, Kosit .
:?!.-1ft i:. inez Aiuler->on. tlvaee Aiii:
on. Mr. and Mrs. .1. \V. llohiusoii
neitt liu.lv sum was' realized.
"Tt"v. I i?h?rTrrr-rrTni was ^
inueof ^n^-^kuioiy. _.a.nd willingly A
VI. her MSiio'v to holn in this
r. ' :nu n-.. Slii- is a sin..'I
ei net it* woman v. ho is accomplishlt,
some ^vod for the race. M;ty 1.
wl l/e-v her to continue doing' g md?;
eels. Mvs. Rosa Gadsden wife off.
'vMhVn (lad-den of the South Gavea
conference was the mistress.
Fan-O-I.in News ' #
Mad-no Fannie I.. Carolina went to'
allies a few?weeks-and-gave i
s. Relecca Horlcy the finishing,f
.ulj in ttu- Kan-()-l.in svstem. MrsC
iriev?toak. a rrdxrse. t.h mugji mail 7*
mi her for two months. Since shel
aduatei! in the system she is doing:,'
nice hnisuess at No. 3 Jones street;*
Milllins. The people of Mullins'*
d those who wish are asked to give c
r a trial. l'
MiV. Carolina traveled- much this]''
miner to the different conventions "
d had splendid success in selling:
e Fail O- l.in idea to the public. J
hde in 'Julio. she visited the fun i
a! home of Mr. T. \V. FoxWorth |
d ' al^o placed one of htr rarthe in j:
ixwoitii is doipgr a grood race busi- |
ss. and should he given ..unlimited, j
piiort.
SllBSCRIBE TO ll
THE PALMETTO |1
LEADER ;
?, LOTKHAKT M:\VS ^ ^
Habits .111' Mil lp: ii; i ... y a;e '
I'Ut bad one* are avnin-t , you. For
'(.'M'TuI wwi;." I had tlit* habit of pit- i
Ling oil. 1-1% thai iff -vvity i havv Ire en m
rilont f >v several week .... o
But I have east aside the habit of *
py.lting OlF, so yorr> r ?,, nnv ' ..
ii'Ma r! v.,.'} niper. > regular - p
For the last tv.o v,<-? hs v ij.|M, p
'?pifkgd?gp?n?v. hi to?r.t ] el
:< uld see something about'. Lockhart. h
Ml this publication wa because a 1
S'egro had killed a white man. \;j
All ot Lock hart w*. hocked. a ?|
lay - afro when trc?r ews i '"i<;h' #i here :r
ihat Mr. Walter Gofo.rth. .a citizen *
t-hh p!rvC". had accidcntk mashod Khi
t*"- tOif-tt V* f*" i'' 11111; ft; r \h.e\- ?r
fs at Lockhart Junction. Me *.vas -car it
! iod at .once to Majority hospital ii: a-i
I'Bioft, \v?*i!e the doctor-,, found it *,
Here.-sal/ to o ps'iQe . .j 'he- rr,
twceii thv Wi i-' and . . . 1 i i.- i,,auv
frjends. are delighted to know that M
he i=i 'getiifi}/. aio:;" . .dr.. tJ4.. a<
forth has .'worked f- .r c- '.th: y.
highly respected l.y th.- people hero. '].'
.Mr. Mile.- j); Began ap-i .Miss Ma/. (
ait- J.. iiri jvt d. : iola t Friday-?
H.r(?(?k!j i?, N'; V., V litre they . ..
have b? en \\V.rk><v ? ?..
irfti'i*. "a 'Tidv 'days' stay "with"
parents. J'rnf. and Mrs. W. .M. ' Began p.
will?leave 1" > ?ih tied :??_?.
resume their -tudt.es. M> Began is- .
a, ... . ...i M, . ?'?? i i
in i-vaM'M ?IUU .'Jlf.- I ' ' l_* ll M Ill y. Is i' "V .
[ ( Ik'jriv. clar?. ....
'i lu v *.v . *;r I..?.
I.o kiiii:: !*??i !; iiiiiia-.-< - .... .ft "themT J"
HH<J.especially. Mi: V. Ot'i(ikt ; ,
^i'^rpTt!.-. 1 "i . i?u
t'iml I.aura b?h i- ?!'<>! i-.<- i-fmm. lletv
is hoping thai itu-y' nil! haw m :-uc- t;
res*Iul/tteir. " . ?> ?
We have-, several nil ihi: -ivk list. ,
I . senilis. -U.
ill If. till' M'i.-s li-airi! *1'!: ~> |i.-~"'i: '-III'.- .
tiiVUes MTV ill. Mi .Yaiay aid
M is. Mary 11 < rnkw' at'- wry '-a-!, at.
;lii- u 11' i',v. t ? . ...' . o
i ai imI !' ? l~ i > I'?rrT ' i i\
n r.li i- that (key u : ! -?m-js?wm'uvrr' :?11'
. I .1111"11? I }? ' f.i; J . 11. ;i .1 a: t It! n i
reader' the. I i.'U i v i I t.-ii > < , n
a 1\ v. ila-.- |"! Mi* . 1i ! . t . <
an ? ]) la.'ii'i'i * ! '>i'C !. ? ;i. '
i. t Li I, a f I : v ; . : i ! i.i!' I '
Ml'-, liel.il p 'li ; . i ai *> . i a
kiial In . eW! y '"iif
Ii-iiiv. -ii *' I.: wi ;. . ,. . . '< S
. til- w) ellllie' * In.. I '. a' I I en! !
Hettsi. -aa'l .m1 ' i ' ' ' ' 'i a- a
MKVOssfuJ \r.ir. I 'a- Jii.a . .!
t.>. ii , : :
1 Ik- , in .-<-ir i". f. i. ;n' \: >
will chauee ; . < - < -1 . : -M. : \? i !l ' v
( I MIMiKl \Nr> \ M. I..
??-? i tit t?' h?n ' m . >?
Kev. .lv It. .Icnniti'if*-. I'a-tur
Aiken " m.--atile
Twirl i i all! \v. r
. . ?>
jt>-< n.v May a' _ ( '.m. ...m; :> i l:v;?
c ivlereaee. v. 1 M . 1. W . u.
nesklinff _ v!?h-:- i'h. i .La- '.* <! - 11
iet ] >:**;. cl.V'si *.* ' an -.*t. i:.nr ,
\j?e, nini i >* f;n.-i". ii* e. .1. !? '. ." !C 1
ni11**?ileii * *. !'* '!?Hrr?i. o .i -ill , l^
evtnitijr -ervk.-. Mli sei'\ v.". r*1 "r
Well at'. ! ! .
ivi!(!*.-i! *>( t];* . ha ii, O;i* - .\iiji:Mae
I .e ' i.-. i>'.' .\:1. ; .' ! < n !". TUlle
ihi-l.h.--. i *?> ? y .'I' M -'' nn.';j
.VoM.ny Me ::.l !(? i -n,
f ( >;?r?irtrn?tt-p?rr?-t? < .. . 1" .
report* ;-i ??>\e i. *.'!?, it ;v *
I'ai.-cii >i11<- c t !:* * i. . .1a!.: 11
27. Tiie ol'ieia's as'.eu !* [
filvir yf 'tile Ha-:- v . nn.i :.i-" laiaTT.C .
far annttiiT Year. ~~ ~
The \V. II. a"..i* m>. iety Met
it the h a e ; Ala*. <!*j:i MeFar
:iM.?r?r? m?"?:?T?j.
Jenkins. pre>:?l?-i:'. nre^iiiine. This j>
,\as one * ? tV.? n;'< l . eiv -i la-: a
tie- > > 1 hel.l : II 1
..* havV?rrri??ss ^+*-1 n} i ! ,!l
aeli member i iiv?A . wen: u?.i\ a:
iJe<ltrin.ir themse!* e.- 11 ;ie<lieate
their lives'te-tne .set v; * l mi-smis.
A piatahle. V-u.n * at _7 he ken.lriMo! ]
ill -lei I :ix e at.*1 tivam '* ;v!.?- wa?
erveii. '
? M i. 1 W ,M Ai. i ii.ee. I'. A J. :.* .
I. TTSoal Me! It: . \ n M. I ii.; h "a!
einliil 111*- ?i. t : i j: t. i .ranii J
i *lit*%' Ot' h__ "12. ) ' , if,; i i t..: i:? * yj:
A e*ln?-s*i:tv.;
lt*-\*. ai.it Ail* \ II "A]. (Ikv^*-' 11<ai!* ?'
i liuriKil t.iiji ta -1 '.iu n i :* -S:Tfi<!a '
illern"an "ii l:>:[ cr':.!.i . n- iia . . tla \
'I'tnrueii luaite A.lailji.is . * * i-l.iii:: anil...!.
..... i .. .a . . . at. ><
V W " VkTATi',. ). 1; \u .him. TT7."
1?. ! :. My,- . A :!. ~
i:il- i>niimiiu afai trustee" uu-cliny oi
lilotl . h TT,-:77-. ' . -
A" "Name >\'k .ai Vj i' 1 be uiven yt . v
ho t\ numniily .1'eiitci- nipht UJ
) IuIht a. '!'? .i- a if a it \>'ah h ^ili ho
-j.: . ~
it of the T'.ilin-t A:<1 Cl'ifh. ami is '?
poiwivtl ?'?y Nits. Hat Vic ' Albany.,
)ur hiebituTS ifrsr! frhrntF nrc* askc'd "5
O bo piVSC.nl.
Mrs. tteytrico M (ihco Williams, T
pent '.ho Wi .-'It- Mi! ;tt 'I; j!:<' vfth hot; 'v
taTtnts, shi' left M on.Lay nVorrinp:
.... ( in i . , *
ht- instriuto's at Alan 1'LDi.U'Uiity^; 21
M'b< wlm. has boon 1,1
caehintr in the jrratlotl school" hero ?<<rr
thc-xrars b:r< reshrThnV+rrr pnsi-|?
icn an*l accepted a p- sith-n in the ,
ity schyol at Oranjjeburjr'.. Wp leirret i
o lose her both in school an J church 1
lit ,\vish Iter nillrh MiVeess ill IioV j
lew field. !
II III \ \ M W S
Suiula\ Sjh'.?.'.l v. - i' i* ; ' ':?!e.pH|!
nnl thy les:<.n n.i.-s w .1 il:-. i-.>e.l hy J''
ill. A .vi-h n?|i;i r. \ u w v . n hv 1,1
Vtn?Wt?hr?< iI.'11 !. rM?r ''.i?|, , II
lie member- of ihe A. II. 1 eauue 'n
lelil' a very inspinn.sf 'fweVniig, W'jVi
rrt> a-kin" moiv to attend. { *
At S:00 nYloek Hi v. ^1 ounjr <leli\'-|bi
mViI a t>uviif?i>r message whieh fvcry-ijoi
>iio en.idy'.T?r/ !Mf?. l<!a Abranis has ai
a1 "Cii?i" i Min 1 >i11?n??v (:-?where I'.1
she has horn lisi'nTj; hev "?l:iiii*bter I
in'iI reports a pleasant stay. ilj
We ar.e pro.nl !o know i!..it .Mrs. at
Soott .ill i Mrs, W right are up; after j'w
a short illness. tl
? I
WNf; NKf^JtOFS ? 'M
">"n:kativi hi-aci k. 1
The V'ui!'j Xi'i'Tiji'S (ooperativo "
.oajfuo.of this city htul its usual I
n Wofkno.sday evening. July UOth at ?
o'elhek. The enthusinm mi the part I
mi lit ft*? -rrnr? court pootts vounpj. I
ooplo who have bo??ti eruU-avorintr t ?
'11 U-liiii- the inrp i' 'ftimtiia a"
orv ' <.'ii.~t i La tive and sun- inoan^of I
i?ttt i ilit; 1 no ^'husincss. ai.d. ( .iniinic,'
i'y and thus obtain that st;lf 10s- J
L'ct and pr^finrp' which, inevitably
g v I
T.tihtjfcs 'to ^*1*c%{rhahc(?d. Quito a
t of fr.e time. was spent, in o tlin.rs
plans*'for, jrottinrc if. touch with ' 1
.e ..thinking element uj' our pooplo
*' pii tU32 ' ' ; a;.ti to- I
peraticn in this cooperative move.Tr.
Cortin Cash who joir.t-u this :
: or oration recently wr.? pi'c-sent. and
ided tw-aeh" to the intore.-t* <-f, the .
.inteihn ently putting tp. I
a Kfotlpfl' jtumEer Of: qucstionm re-. 1
'drv t / the- ni*i!i< ipie - .of ( oitsurncr.s
re . ' flu- inTormat i<>n I
:*tdr?.ihftt 'h<' KyojrtM' i-on'n-l ! ( n :nt.^ I
< Jni'.-rV i'i>[ poration has I been ' . I
' .I'j'ht.' to < ' dumhia t?. stay and at ' I
~ i . " . ,->< - a 'a eve I
' ' c nt a 'of- tin- Neiri >. ? >
<iVv hivlTUjVvti with
' kiu ' '.t-Jii:.?a-tiw# - "
r;:,i .>. < ! .,-vative- ?
<- tr'.Mi-h si a h ?'ii! vVri><-<._ lit-i.Iv
a.u.:: t>u.sc_:.t;Vn... .1 lLi>. s
I1. .. 't-tt- he
v i 'in- f" t.i ? Ir:n)fu! .in il nil
il iil<i-I'lirrc'iit, tunic*' '? t'.c rtriniks ) .'
T.,'-?jay 111:t11 ItTTT'jiilinr tnkiim
;>'! J hv ' i .l.i y.Liyh
.v i ;r i itti i'ii at' rU'i y-" nkaii:,v' with.
' '* !: !" h;.11h:i!-i-, ?ifi ' lty 'jit'rul.ia r way
' ? n ll < Nri'-i .i a rat ti.ailar
n ' :..i'jx-H!h! _"i ' i 1111 ' 11r'ii
! ( hr'jt: v!: 1 ! v t hftVl' l-.t
i.t-.'i a>i; ariV.ti-. r.t \if\ luvV- . nur ]\re"
_ at s .' : It i'. . - ..'ah I. it '
l'"il to I ?). / hi 'a..V!' t. , i. ilitvx.
; i,,-- tz :
i.: t ? ' ' o> <-' :< T^'TIa \*" '*
... II.'!" - H 1. .
I MM I \(t_t oMI'l .i; 11.s
' I !!{< I MONTH
J_ 1 ?'..it
' > oy f.?-n U : ; . t !) ?...?!)'.?
'i k '!'<.? t' ti-f ji -:1'J with an oil-.
'i i ' i" i *' ' ' ti.' ; t> ' n-tai
r.y ftjiViN- til' this institution is the .
a it* * :: 11' lily" hiirh -?.-h" 1 W'>rl; is.
..vtranl/.t'tj mat ::s t n-';.- Nai ricrh
h.. ! art--: i: several*
srh "Is wiifiv (.r,!v ir ran: mar
t-hV ..'l w..rl: i* t"i< ' Tr?- hitrh sc hool
- Well- Mip'-ti a ltd has excellent
uoi'itifs.e for carrying--'hut it's pro.iv...
T.hy W'.v Ihv.usttfuil . 1-4ill!
^
y the' Ro-en\va"J ]* .?.,itrt a e: and ^
<'i' v ' i - .... ;?.
cry re?pet-t. T":s te*tr. .I'w-i traded
r hays, manual traminc and' 1 rick- '
iy:nan1 <.i:Ve.red. 1imvcvje the
u.r future i.r is expected that it; adit:
>1! . to these,. e. III'm1-. .j? : :>f ?,
ry Heard li e arc! au'a - -J u-,U
S _ i e triyeti. (litis as\ ?' a;'C d
-s f it:r?rrrrri?f~TTTT- T
A.l! ot* the-e T5".'..;';, t> tanyht hy
l.nctt'ir i:i-1;; ;> {. v. "a ! a?e. had
a '-! training and several y-?*ar> of
'tvyy.yt inal t xt.vrienvc._ It has ' hoen
he-aed?td,al t la- nc.h"?'l h '.? In- ?iw?a
tivc..in view, the ei r* ii/tilum has
1???his? ' ' * a I.
h:!i adWied. I Ik limine the i?n I i s -ten.-he!
. .): -a t,aH I a ' ' ' n't
. -.A il.. ; -aJtl' f' ,
.ft; |'.,V I ' 'c
I'tdh'Ws,: . y
U. 1 11 iid\F > >n. 1 * ? i r:i-i: i.i!. It.hU . I "lives.
. Mathematics; Bessie Annette,
< lavotive 1.1I aainiotid. tMie'm-'
' !' . Mat he'ii a;' iv- : !'! > ( ) , \ 'he's'.
l'.iitreiiia 1 ^Is. I'm ! -h, i
lat hemat tes, Physical Indue 111 ?t?;"
i a !- ?:. - . Ai.it \
' r\ . ,B hie; ,)oe:i:V K .V Bit al >
da a'; a. ( '< e ).'cla ! aclivi I \ ; '
it. M.-.IWs, Etiea.-h, Hi.-t. : \ . Bihlo; . v
i.e. at inn, Biolne'V. Bthie P: e' tnfi
'.'...lit. .M . 111 u. 11 1 ! I 111 i i 11" , I li.
.sb< r, Utiv.Uhix .t.n: i il.i M::'.- 1 oe-m
w-i'sir: l'hi': a *111K ill, " 1 M- ,.i.
{,> S. u'ti.-t': 4-i~u4?S;.iu^-WT. l-'Pi...
::!* *Ki! .irlu e n. ?
T".' sch>> ] is located just \> itside .
. : ' > r !:n:1i:;.:'... '' ^
rt! krnir phmpus ^"h.ich" ri *?-- -it -' ~
ited one frame and. two .b; iek?build- .
>t lull-nt soo?n tu bo. a j ley.
energetic," "tuutous ere up. Ur yanutinns
such' as glee- clubs, quartets,
1 tv.a.i';r sports*. f otbail. Jvtskothall,
i-ehall and. tennis, and all other ai- f '
cities, that tend to make the young .
pb- ?:' ''MV!U!,'.;'.y ly.vbmo u>cil?ritizens,
-.ire >pnn>,irod. lV-phc
e.rnihd trroivj li. ofhi. .school, U. I,. .
ickson. the principal expressed the
tinion that is only in the beginning
a period ~<T expun^ion and VTeveT-' j
tment. . h":?* ~"T"SI
>1 IKK COl"NTY TRAINING
SCHOOL NKWS
I
Suinfor O'lnytv Tiuinirnr school will
ten October 12. The l'acultv is as"
rovtst" o
^Missies Thelma Spears. Virginia-'
andiiiL Sadie Ciruonis, and Katiina~
. rihhl. Wayman .Johnson, principal
addition iu rc-jrulaV-alusi w'orK, 3Tiss
tuning \n ill head the in us ie depart^
natidnah agriculture.
The Untstan<ling-^?ros.jwtoi' to'hegin
1 the o.peiiifig day afe: two shown, J
ie to* supply fFTe sKop wITfi tools, -j
id -the other is to get- 1?joT:? for the
The Saturday before the opening IS
?y a hunk exchange will he ograted '-jjl
the school. It is tln.ughB that this ,1
ill. he a welcome feature during
lese tinies? - g . '