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? - .. Pag* 2 u _ ' *The Old Gray" And' The New^Rider BY E. PHILIP ELLIS ????????M? Columbia Annual Conference . The above, conference will convene in Witynmn's Chapel Church, Winnsbor6 next Wednesday morning with JHishop Keverdy C. Hansom. TV. D., L. L. D., presiding. It is. a pleasure for any one to visit a conference over which this bishop presides and see how kindly he deals with his minis" ters. Ue is positive but does nut use any abusive language in speaking to men and women. This together with bin II1DIIU tmnil that long desired peace in South Caro linn, .pvery body from every where ; should attend this, 'meeting and ob~ ' have. Birhoji Random is the leader of our bench of bishops. So~it will be worth while to come to the annual conference at Winnsboro next, week and see] the chief leader of our great church. ? Conference Program Tuesday November 3rd at 12 o'clock -every pastor -wilt meet his presiding elder at the church to feport all con tefence monies. Thb afternoon will be given to class examinations. Wednesday Nov. 4. 9:30 A. .M. conference . onv'enos. 8:00 P. M. annual sertuoi I y the. Rev. W. G. Owens, A. B., B, ' ? D.t pastor of St. James Church,. Columbia. Thursday Nov. 5, business session.- s:00 F. M. educational Anniversary. a* which time the Rev. !> II. Sims. . M., L\ D., pn sideiit oJ Allen I'm. cvsity will delivci an.Qth_.it one of-.lis famous lectures. Friday -iv uv. +?-af hvjdt m<.Jit? of d- legates to the' general conference, i P. M. missionary sermon by the . Kev .Hale li. Thompson, A. 15., U. 1)., p.is tor of Lancaster l^arnxrrr?Srrrur'day at 12?oV lock memorial .-service. witli die Rt'v. H. I). R.tiu.vcy of Weiigofielc presiding.. Let all pastors see to it that they- will come to this confer. e-nce i ire pared, to report .?. Put or -something at .your church- every dhy and night including-Sunday so as te get your report. South Carolina Conference The above-yonfcrcce is new history Bishop and- Mrs, Ransom was tin topic of-the most fa\ orablc discussion at this conference. Dr. R R. Wright Jr.. of Philadelphia, * Pa., visited the 2 coiiTT-rcnce' "before we -arr recti?ami made a womterlitl impH'i-isiuii upon tin- vntio-v of tin- i.Id .Palmetto State i "" Dr. L. L. Berry of Norfolk, Va., win visited this, conference proved that he is the proper man to"s\u-ecc:-""i~Dr Coit.. lie became a subscriber to tlu i. -t-.-oi.o," , I li") I" -UluJXV thanks. Dr. Sims stirred^ Charles.ton in his address Thursday night Everybody should"havc heard Dr. Coil Friday night. The- people said ht PTmke as a bishop and not as a gen t'val?f+rl'icer. T1:e usual large.. num. her of visitors were present. Fron 7 . '?? 11*;v?P+eshtOrU+i?l-uui" reiice. Dr. alii Mrs. Samuel Nancy; Clumbia, Dr. E A Adams, conference insurance commis doner; l>r. J.,.M. Harrison a in the writer who is the olficial -riailj reporter; North EastConference, Li A. P. Spears, wile and daughter; ( en tr.d Conference,'Dr. 1.. 11. llemm.ng ~ way.?Di.- E.?H-:?M"(bil?aud?> 111- rs. ftr. CJvp. A-. Singleton' of Springfield I.I.. passed by Among the many v:s ib.i^'VTTlVePrilmeitu Conference \vat the lNv. Dr. T. J.-.Miles who u ' if ^ iiis cluitvh to consider nun foi the iOTCTgtr held. ?? A?.V+ttv Feature ? Col. Julius A. Brown, Grohd ( linn . '-cellar: or Knights of Pythias in rhi . state, was selected by Bishop Hanson to present president Sinis .m dur.-i tional night, and lie crowned hir.,sol U-lth frlcry'. Smith P'arol.TTTh^T^ reason to be proud of this great Ira ternal leader.lie ought be select .*d l ~ present the president at id! six .m nual conferences. He is- .not or: 1 ; ; gifted speaker, but on,. of the bos presi r.ing officers .among our. riic group. Drs. A Tains, Sims and I wer hls-pTTpy-fv: ;tlld W,-b>^veie jJiirryeJ rimselves bolter at a honit. in all of ou lives. Mr". Brown is indeed a niud ern queen in her* beautiful home o Norman Street. General Conference Delegates l)i-. M. A. Ilollins. leader, I)r. I. \\ Wilbum, -Dr Sandy "Siiturions, Dr. i E. Beard, and Dr. A. F. B. Ilorrj Alternates: Dr. lb C. Lisbon, Dr. ^ B. Jennings, Dr. P .J. Chavis, Di J. W. Withorspoon and Dr. J. \\ .Mufphr, ' Lay: Mr^. D. E. M Ghea, Ales-its John ' Harris,. Edwar Jleiicrfaon, N. P. Grant^Gibbs Miicbe Alternates: Messrs T. ft Ed ward' nv.. i. / "i.T I>i i.. * ? " tuiri iniiL, ?jn I ) .Dlimv, /A. 1 Spar/h and Mrs. L.-.B Murph> South Caroliira Conference Appoint mcnts. . Ch:YrT("'<ldn Distt; i. w. win iiTr presiding older?Holly Hill, P. C. Li? boa; Ebenoy.or. Adam Brown;-Eutaw vtriT?xrr\Vrrftjt*tetr St. Paul,- J. . ? - i - .Judon; St. James,-C. Capers; Triryt L. L, Farmer; Mt. C&fmbl, Geo. I ? Adams: Graniteville.- J. II. Huggin? Williston. W. M. Mo-ol.V1; AiKl'll. J: t JenniTrgfr;- Mt; Zion, Charleston, W, I Carolina; Denmark, E. A. Squift Blaekvillc and Barnwell, James Mil ehell; Summerville, J. W Witherspoo Linofduvflle, W. K. Wilson. Oonfei encc Branch President Mrs. I). E MeGliee. A Grant; Mt. iforr. S. W. Gibbs; S "Paat, AV.?M;?Wagner;?Johnainhon Frank Clark; Willtowp, H. M. Smn ^ Maryville. J. H, Johnson; Adams Riu 'Ft Parker; Sat'Andrews, I). S, Chisoli Wadmalaw. E. A. Anderson; Mace: (lorsia, G. B, ARtelvll; Emanuel. Ch-u le ton, to be supplied; E;nbr.v, G. E T7?d5bfrTs; Shrink, S. Rr-HigAfihs; Xct SK Philips,'S. B.Buiuess, South Join Island, J. H. Patterson; North Joh ?galgnd, -Kr- E. Washington; Be'he ^ Mission, L. Simmons; Quigly, R. J i . . * ' \ ' Minis; Hugni Hill, M. T. Tolbert. | Beaui'ort District, Sandy Simmons, presiding elder; Green Pond, S. W. \VoTf; East Comb'ahec, A. B. Coleman, [White Hall, K W. Graham; Hendersonville. T. vl. Tingman; WaRorbovo, A. F. B. Horry; St. Mark, M. G. Goudy; Mt. Zion, D. J. Gadson; St. ' John. E. .M. S. Ball; Sheldon. S. F. Gillison Beaufort. W.. F.; McBrown; Port RoyalT J. A.- Houston; HarderiHo G W. GilK ison: Blulton. J. M. Glenn St. Luke, A. L. Brown-, Brunson, J. -M^-Xoro: Hilton Head. J. A. Jenkins Smoaks. II. I>, - Browne Let Mission, I. J. Johnson. , TransTcrs Pr. M. A. Ilollins, transferred to the Palmetto Conference and appointed presiding elder of the Mt. Pleasant District-. Dr. J. E. Beard trans" torreii to TTTT same (.'UnfPrCTlt'O ami appointed presiding elder of the GeorgetQV.n District. Dr. A. W. Mctjni'en gnn< m the same conference stationed at the St. Paul charge. The Re-v. J.- J. Lucas Ts seat to the Law rencc Jenkins Mission of the same conference. The Rev. S. W. Fordham goes to the North-oast conference. kmi Dr. J. \V. Mm ph goes with the bishop. Our Whereabouts T0?T ast Sunday we had a glorioustime at Rock- ILill..and New Hope CTitirches-wirh the~Rev.~fr A. Miliar^: - -pa-gtnr Do certainly in the hearts^ of his people, and both churches asked for his return, lie paid the quarterly assessments from both churchThis visit completed our four, .quarterly- rounds.- But we are plam ning to spend this week-end on the district helping th0 pastors to get ready for the annual conference. We shall try and. be with the Rev. W. L. Johnson at Carlisle Sunday morning, the Rev. L. D. -Gamble at--Thomas ! Chapel .Sunday afternoon and with ! the Rev. L. (i.- Bowman at Union Sunday night.- Let the members pray for . an. out pouring of the Holy Spirit. "Let u.- advance on our knees." i N. B.?All applicants, for admisi sioii "ii)t?? tm Columbia annual con terence aid persons hat must appear for ex.:i iii.i.'.;ons. aiv hereby roquesri -d to, l.c at Wuvnuui- Chapel Church. r. WThTT-TTTAr 'ltusd:i,, Nov. Mi.I .ft Hi . o'clock. No aniii-'dnte nenl. will be m:ule for tkisses alter the aniiual coi'Tet'trev coiivoiles. Th.- 1. cor;. ! fary ro the < rd<:r of t ile bi'-iiop. See > li'ookiipage e. . i.. i >n 4. - . . Chairmen of examination eoniniit. eos admr-sioti. liov. W. B. Bolder, First Year studies?Rev. Lee A. Lo gan; Si-eond Year?studies, Rev, E. - ni.i'i|i ! 'ni Tini-.i V.oi- studies: Rev. R Ss T nwrioii-i- Knnrtli Ypsr studies " kt>v. 1; . a. a(1 ins. Persons?desir-: ing local orders will also observe this r-notico. ? t^_". NTTV,7 BKOOKI.AND NEWS l Sunday was very full at Mt. Pisgah ; because it was the last elay the pas tor was to be- with us until after the annual conf> ! > nee.- We had a splen1 did Sunday- SehudI and fire" lesson L was very interesting. The morning . sermon was preached by the pastor - who went to Double Branch after this 1 service to-bc. present with the-choir? who luld their monthly singing convoniit,n at Double' Branch. We all - reassembled at Alt. Pisgah to hear - the openhig of the seven'seals, by the' voiiii!/' urocele rs of the community eihi'buted b\ Brother Henry Mickens. - A lai^ge''audience* assembled-and Dou? hie Branch Glioir under the dircc tion of Bioiiie'i' J. Wesley Dreher v and Mi. Ziou (iioir under the direction of Brother Ambrose. Glass rendered iiuransiug music. The Mt. Zion niiartot. and the quartet of Double Bjahca onSivc iu d the bt'f'il.Mori with - several venditions. Which jraptivatod s ;hc audience. 1 m-9 w .? ~ l'ASSLD TO THE (i It EAT. BEYOND " Street died sudde.inly Monday everrTng. Oet. 12th, 11)31. He left home a apparently well, he got about two t block?; away from his home and sleep e quietly away. He was a devoted hus0, band a-nd a. loving'lather, he was lov_ en bv evervon.. that knew him as a ^ ("lirisTi.tir gCTTtloman. He fuir I ( inlizeci from Bethi4-A. M. L. Churcn n Thursday. O'ct. 10th which iie was a member for many years, t, Intel nu-ni in "Randolph Cemetery, fie .leaves a loving wife, one daughter, one lie ice and son-in-law, Mrs. Sallie Mathis wife Rev. an! Mrs. Allen I. Dixon < ol' Dyylona Reach, Fla., dattgh[' " .te'r and-'son-in-law; '[ Mrs. Maggie Redddict of New ' York City, neice. v' . ' 'I MRS. MARY GETTYS ' BASSES- IN NEyv YORK CIT\ ^ ^ : News reached "the city last week o' the pot-sing. of Mrs; Maryi Bailpj t- (iettys, formerly ' of this city ant neice of Mrs. Mattie Holmes.?QJ n Lincoln street. Mrs. (iettys had hoen living in Nev ' York for the past 12 years. Shi I- 1 wa - futi^raU/tetl last Siytday in ELqv y York. 1- Her many friends hero will b< grieved to learn of her passing. NEW BROOK LAND SCHOOL ' A- The? school w^rk headed by oui - most efficient principal, Rev. J. W ). Shaw, is lifovinpfalong nicely. Thi beginning of each week brings new simlilils I'.i-I he school ;mil new idea .. I to the iti'stdlioTy.; ": I. j The enrollment has climbed fron >i 225 to a high murk of P.7fi.?? il t l-S iday morning October 23 at th< 1, ! usual chapel hour a Very interesting a i and timely program on "Temperanc< was rendered under the auspices ol Mjss Mary Coleman by the 4th am 1. 5th grades. v The school will close Wednesdaj r*- 1 "V1!1 ;F: fAc T,>?r i.iHmran P .under way for the* teachers to tak( 1 : the childl'en to the Fair Thursday r. School will4?e closed until Monday. - " T 7 : ---*?v? ? - . ?- ** - J " . -THE PAT.METTQ LEAl oi.dfst fi'rr/KN <n- uiciii.am) ' < COINTY LAID TO REST O(T0-|1 25th. J| John Dinkins who proceeded her to 1 the grave about thirty-two-years.ago. : She was a life long member ol" Si- ' lohn Baptist Church. Mrs. Dinkins. was near hot- hundredth year nt .hcr i - dentin? She was- tl4 ottly a few xlayst J She was a highly respected Christian-1 woman and site was very servicabl-- ~ to her church and community. She i gave to thq-ayorld a lino family of re- ~ ligious men and^wbmon. Her descc>t "i dants numbers a hundred people. Site 1 is survived by the following: Rev. < John Dinkins, Rev. Robert Dinkins i Mr. Wesley Dinkins, Mr. Jo,.- Dinkins i Mrs. Ella Smith ami Mrs. Laura, Mrs. i Hayot. Some of her white friendd- i i^titctifii'd her funeral, Names ?y: 1 Mr. John Reese of Congaroe; Mrs. t LdftiC Williams, Mrs. Doc Reese and Mr. Willie Reese of Columbia, a very t distinguished gentleman who paid aM high tribute of respect to her and he t speal^of difrr^Ss mother. - Rev. G. B. Vnnl ovwl Qi^mnnc ixfTiVi r. tori Interment in the family cenu'tnr.v a Silohn Baptist Church. The Following was read by Mr. Willie Reese, of Columbia: I'. My Mother t ^he car'rieJ me undo her 'heart; L Loved me -hel'oro I was born; : _ i ^Tbolt God's. J land 'In he is ami w:iikrri-"'J - -through the valley of shadows that . I might live; . " Bathed me when T was heirless; Clothed me when. I was naked; Gave me warm milk from her own i bodv when I was hungry; Rocked mc to sleep when I was we:.v> i Pillowed me on pillo\ys .sol'tor than '' down, and .sang to me in the voiv 1 ' ,of an angel; o Held my hand when I learned, to v -?walk; _ __ . \ Nursed ine'when I was sick; "T Suffered with my sorrow; Laughed willi my joy; ? Glowed with my 'triumph, and while s I knelt at hir side, she taught my. 1 lips''to pray. ' Through all the days of my youth.she \ gave strength f<?V my weakness., h courage for mv despair; And hope tmtjil toy hopeless heart <Was true when tiied by .fire; .1 Was my friend when other friends' were gone; ' . 1; Prayed for me through all the day- ] when flooded with sunshine or s.i.i- s . . do nod by shadows; j Loved me when 1 was unlovely, and t led me into man's estate to walk triumphant-on the King's Highway : ?mul phived a manly part. Though we lay down our lives li<r ~ " l>er ~vyn?rati?never pay the ?11* 1?: _ we owe to a Christian Mother. H I hear the soft winds sighing Through every bush ami tieo " TTK'.ve now dear niuiiK rT'"I\ inf r~ = Away from my eyes arc .-Luting, And sorrow shades my brow. Qh,-ta.d the io.ii of parting, I have no i^oUier_uo\y.. rO*ArT CHURCH LEAGUE MC)\ EMEN T ] The second ' joint session of the ' Church League"of the city was j held at Jones Chapel Sunday, Octo_,ber 25. To Miss Ruth Bynuni goes the credit of placing such a rfdossaJ movemenet on foot,.which purposes! - ill" n^prri.?r?l1iwp pf loaglH'S from VV- , cry clmrcli or parish timmghoul llM.*;* city. : " : ! Miss Bvnuni's aim is a gigantic! unity of friendly relationship between the younger people of each church. There is no religious sect 'distinction further than the vepre- , _ sentnrion^of ^the^^ehui-c-hes^ ^ | month there is held such a joint meet. ing at a designated church. We HVar- | tilv and earnCl'Kly invite cue h one. of [ ~ you, dear readers, to. share in the in- J "^Measure; enthmiiatwn and intuTj;cx^L.idi^, T CIICU?at.? every??-?nuriint,, _ and to enjoy n.perfprt evening of excellent program of tailed music j ' and intellect. We would draw your j ! attention to the efforts and deeds of j these young people who are soon to i fill the vitally impofiam role- of your | 1 very own present occupanf-ies; Tl>e next iuet'iTnir\ c>t.. t h>: leaitues 7 1 will be conducted at St. Luke's- T 1 Episcopal Church, 010 Hampton Ave. i Sunday afternoon, November 22, at 5 o'clock. The Y. P. S. 1.. ...r 'St. Luke 1 EMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH K 1\N i>ALT^)VV"N?KIvV. II.- T, . SUMMERS, P A STOR - * r Eour years ago I \\*a? ytiiT to this charge and it was recorded with other Mission-e+iartrees of the Columbia District, 1 found the church in very j 'pf ?v<npn wnthiTi^" mpre than a shack } f after my first sermon I asked the pen- J r plo did thev want a church and ov1 jery member old and ynui\g said yes. j f. .1 Kilid Ky tlie help of Cod if you, fol!low me I will soon have one. Shortly t- 'after that time I called my officers to3 - pother and laid out my .plana" and E-^eyory tgvly went to work hut a few church slackers" and less thanT-foure months we were serving God in a solid" brick church of whic no one need ? .1 nnVinraorl nlt tlin a gg OSSments have been raised not \Villlstandintr the burden of the church, j All of this was done through the one J ness of tBo paster and unity of the J peopiGt- 1 lOUjlU some wonueiiiu men e and wojnen on this charpre and they v are -still here: tBro. M. B. Williams, ^ the oldest membfcfr 61^ QIC Mtflrgl' Iff nl-. i ways the first to pay CHnTnTwery^ ? thing He has "been superintendent f i of the Sunday School, thirty seven j [ years and he is worthy. Bro. J. E | f Burton and BrQ. M. Bells the next 1 oldest are also dutiful. The future outlook for the rest ,of the younger ' get of the church is encouraging with ' j the preper training They are willing . just do. not quit. I have sacrificed '"rnntoto trying ttrkcep tip the general M :hurch funds, etc.. and got something | 'nr my .'-elf from the small member-? >liip, et I tain thankful that the hurch has been built, iTnd I ain just >atisfied as a man can be. Why ? localise the work that has been assinged here has been done. If I am to go from this place I will go singing:: "I will pro whore you want me l-o go dear Levi." and if I am cent sack--I will come singing "Brethren tie have met to worship." We have (Innu?rrm?u in k and I'eel Hint Clod and man are satisfied. The Baptist preachers can stay to ~ begin wntkmgji^^ri twos, until they hango to wa king on fours: not so 11 general wit i our people. Rome of .is must have an excuse if not more than ho has been here long enough regardless to what has been done for l.c uplift t>f ihr pc civ ''ivhrliPF 1^ alkors. Come to Emanuel .Sunday and see ho Ilindenburg lino destroyed. The ' of tVie 'wA'oh.o': of I lei cannot do other wis". SIDNEY r.VHK ('. M. E. CHURCH ? < Rev. J. C. Anderson, Pastor The services at Sidney Park on. h,. last Lord's Day wore of a very . lindi order. The worshippers enjoy- , i a spiritual feast at liotli services. r'7;'"yrre.Ttn-y Sri i o o I?wo n - welt n44en4*-j-^ d a)id t he lessons wwc Well taught. foTTT teachers "arret. students eagerly "J ought for the trulhst' op the lessor: ind were amply. rewarded for so do- f ng." J i he pastor?prrnched at the morntig service fr.oih* I'sa. f>0:5; subject 1 tVccping the. forernuiigi: of,J?y." The r Inly Spirit w;is presi n t aiuT*aTTpres- : nt enjoyed a spiritual feast. There J1 cere a number of visitors present. J Ve always extent a hearty welcome ^ n nut'1 frirord^to win?-hip with u.n. J Th.c. Epworth League' held a very TTfoyable st s~ion al-6:3D o'.elock. A ' phot'did program was rendered. 'Our ' (i'itjrue. is growing and the, young ( icople of the church seem to bo I it j!ig"~"wtTb~cTn,h- other to inake it t agger and bet tciT1 The. pastor preached again-at the > A-eaing serviic from llotuatu 5iL?2 _ abject. tfl'u alioti- by Eaith." Alothev spiritual feast was hail. The plans for 'our .Kail rally wereaunched at the morning service. Tire : oaders are very anxious to havO each in mber and friend play their palt li our drive to'get ready for conference. Rlwinffois mi ! visitors ulwirvu tuiii . i .hearty Welcome to all the services! it .Sidney Park. Come and .worship 1 ivitlv us we will do you good. Tin Pulpit Aid Hoard met last Monlay afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lucy Jackson. A large number was present. ^ DRAYTON ST. HIGH SCHOOL Newberry.;?The Parent Teachers' Association..will, hold its regular meeting on Nov. 3, 1031 at 8 o'clock ! in the school acditorium. A very inti vesting program is promised. Messrs. U. S. G oilman, Jr., . and ! James Robinson members of the sen- , ior class left on Monday to attend | the Agriculture Conference in Or- I ancehurg. accompanied , by Prof. \V. A. White and hi-slioys of Gray Court [ The Drayton Hi IBull Dogs were defeated by the: pell Hi Tigers on | Friday. Del." dil. at Niwhcrc-y, Tlie.^ scores were 7-fi. The Home Coming game will*he I played by. the Drayotu Hi Bull JDo'gs j and* Fin lev Hi Bull Dogs Nov. fi, on-i the Gladden Athletic field. Newberry. ( We were visited' by Mr. J. B. Pel- [ ton State Supervisor of Negro schools j U... . rwimnil ri'ir laili-^ pleased with) lire school in general. Princpwil R. F, Gladden attended | rbe?meeting?of?H-igdv School?Paiuci- l ivilc nnrl inflflinrc fit fill i nrdny Oct. 9i ' j ?;;? t ^ ' '. ' ... A SL'M'ffe)K N'LMS.? f .,Most of the churches of the .city are preparing for their Annual Con-j fer.enees and conventions. During j the past week, many") special efforts ; i.f dilVf i i-i.t fiii ois were put forth bv -of- aoueral iTfrnamiiiaiicui&_. The members of Ml. l'isgah A. Mi j E church reported nioi't* than .$'500.00 j in their i.nliv on Sunday Oct. 25. The Lincoln Hi V. M. C. A. ren- j do red a special program at Shiloh , Baptist church on Sunday afternoon j Out 25 in interest of the church. The- little. lolk^werc' iinite cute in ! the wedding of Mr. .lack Sprajt, Jr: | an<l Miss .Till at Shiloh on Friday . nitrht, Oct. 23rd. The Queens -Rally at Shiloh on Monday night was a financial?wus- j .cess. Mis., tleiiiiro TonoV reported 1 ?-".2.00 and was crowned- riwcn. ; Wiift. the total amount reported The-play entitled "-A Rainy Afternoon" "presented by the members of the Missionary Sp'tietv of Emanuel | M. E. church on Thursday evening, | Oct. 22 was enjoyed by an apprecia- j tive audience. Jenkins' Orphanage hand gave a | concert ?l.t ^Snyngc^Gloyor nhool?on_ Tuesday night, Oct. 20th , Mrs. Louise Green suddenly passed away ? oa, Thursday afternoon, Oct. j 22. Fula'i'aT st-rvices'""vCCu'l. hglff""nt i Shiloh Baptist church on Monday af f\,.i or. At.. At:t..u^ii SH,.A?? IUI IIUU1I, u. c*\f. AMI. 1MIU IIUII Oil WII^ | died on Thursday morning after an I illness ? short duration. Funeal services were held at Ml. Pisgah on ! Monday afternoon. 'a^r ii> " Me (lames Ellen Brown nruEKlpa^ nor Ragrn, Messrs. frvin boxyepy and A. J. Andrews are sick at this Writing. Mr. Manning Moore left last wcelc for Spartanburg, where he hfts accepted a position Mr. and Mrs. Jones of Paterson, N. J. are visiting Mrs Jones' mother Mrs Lillie Singleton. Rev, and Mrs. J W. Taylor spent last Wednesday in Orangeburg. I)on't forget the date of t\ie Amateur TJircus, Nov. 3rd-4th. .. ' * I ?hkbrn wool* NKWS I ? : The Morris Chapel Baptist C.hurcl of tlrcrmvood looked t>Vfr the hob ol' the stpte for a man vulio can gath er' up. liie scattered shwp and unit? thc. forces in (Jieenwooq, build up th' membership and lead the church, bacl will. I? Vihi. fini'n wnfi. The chnrel by unanamous vote recalled' Rev.. S C. Campbell who left />s in 1024 to gc ?n tft I>,nl An.Uvan ? pMy her debts and promised to come bad 10 Us SOllll1 'Jay.?40 im inborn and of fleers went to Anderson the sccotic Sunday in Ocloberito bring him hack to. us. We found him loved" by ali the people in Anderson and doing well, with all debt.-; paid and a grea program _on. Boot hoc James Robinson was the speaker who told tin r-bnreh leaning time-had come Rev. Campbell was our pastor floni 1010 to December 1024. Under hi < wise leaders/dp, yU lUll'?dcMs were pa;J: a patronage was bought, the memborshiiV grew from 300 to -9'17, ah.'-y vasf increased frrn 57 -V per month t(- .;110. *vo a.id a. .->wV.ng ac .ount in/every doprtnunt ana eiiurih* !/(.d nn .account ?f $.?.' l!i pastorod1 all the people, and did more for Greenwood than any man since le left/ Morc than a thousand niemiers i^n.l fi-ionil,^ greeted him SunJoy ivutht wherihe earn? to preach for Is. 'While and colore i "arc hoping hat hv will come back and stay, unil ileath shall separate us. We rerard him as one of the best pastors n the worhj. Greenwood is praying hat he may return to us and lead us is Ti^ did before." At; present he has lot consented to come but is acting is. our supply pastor and seeing after idministrative duties for the present le has the call under consideration. Hie county has elected him every lQut since he left as President of the Educiiiional Convention. "May live" / ord send him back to us for we need lim and the whole city and "county~t? lulling Rev. Campbell' back to the Kople who love and honor him as heir own blood relative. The pi.!! pit committee is Bavid Zanders. C. 11 Johnson, and IJawkin young, Willie Wilson, Church Clerk. Di. A. S. Cruoin of Duihanij N. C.. a il conduc t-Urn meeting. Mrs. Carrie' Butler is spending a lew days in Columbia this week. After spending a*few weeks home !rom teaching a summer session in the -Spartanburg County Training School, -Fatrtxrrest-, S. C. Miss -Nettie Fox left Friday, -where she will resumo, her work- in the same school, W(V hope for her a successful ten The many friends of Mrs. IIattic Ware are delighted, to iiuve her back kmme- again a it to s.mmlimr a v; n pleasant summer in Hendejvonville N. C. ' alive and doing a great work. Th< Sunday school with its efficient-sup erintendent, Mrs. Azaleo Griffin i: snill progressing. All officers anc teachers are xit their post each Sun day morning on time. 5?? Pastor /.lathis is doing some roa preaching these days. He.was at hi best last Sunday. Tim" members an? friends are showing their faithful ness tiv attending church every Sun clay. ' .Last Sunday- afternoon, Rev. II. W Gilliam preached an interesting scr moii at i. o'clock for the young peo I>4Wk working; dub. ?This?club is going overdddd rhr the'"Big Rally", which will come of Nov. X. AM the organizations an hard at work. Don't forge'; thai tlt< rt viv.'il hrrrrtrs" rt'Tabernacle Baptis Church, November. IIOLLY HILL NEWS. ?Although- the universal cry. is -de pvession the Holly Ilill graded schoc vrm*?fortunate?trr-open?it* dam-*?a Monday,- Get?5,_with n favorable- en rollment.?The (rpgning wa.<~ very In spiring. We wei'e favored with som distinguished visitors who gave som very inspiring remarks. We had three new teachers adde to^ our faculty" nimiely: Misses A. E "Pickett, of Mullins. Gertrude E. Ed wards of Holly Hill and Mrs. Fanni TTT"Nix^ oT "Orirrrgebcrrg.~ Miss Pic ke'tt has charge of lib and .'?rd grade and music Mrs. Nix has th^beginner! she succeeded Mrs. Jahie Reavfcs and Miss Pickett succeeds Mrs. Aim Jacques, Miss Gertrude Edwards ha charge of the Target- School, whic is an annex to the Holly TTill Grade "ScRT^jl: Ml'ft.1 ~f.r~M7~ Roberts". 1 st~?n 2nd 'R Mrs. M. Abney Baker 2nd i and Jrd It Miss Cossic Anderson 5c and Home Economics, Miss Olive F Lisbon Gth and 7th Pi in. Jas. S. Rot erts 8th and Oth and Agriculture. - On October 12th we had our .officii opening Prin, Roheits acted as MasUe of ceremony. Singing by the schon Scripture reading and prayer by Re> P. C. Iiisbon Pastor of Bethel A. IV TL fhtlf't'll.?Rtns. M. A.?Davis?an Rev. Collins of Union gave some ir spiring remarks, also quite a few p. tho patrons, also the touchers' gav short talks. .. - - We- ivi' preKsvrHo-iWwutiis?C? wards the goal and trying hard to ac htive our aim, that is to make th llollv Hri| _graded school the first i Orangeburg eoum'y. nniT second A none in South Carolina. Principal Roberts and his teacher are lined up on the firing line, an : hav o their soldiers on the stead march._.rJjince the opening of schot I we have had placed in the auditorial 10 seats also a plaiTo antl are workin 'hard to have the entire auditoriui seated in the very near future. On Monday night, October 191 the members of the faculty rendere a program at Bethel'A. M. E. churc in interest of the church to aid Rei Lisbon with his church finance. On October lib the stor'R""-TtiTR the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nola Johnson nruT left a ItotMClng;' nei '* 7"~ Saturdnv, October 31* 1931. J ' 1 _ PHILIP H. IIOUKY Manager of The Central Meat Ma/ket 73 Spring Street, Charleston, S. C. , The Center of good meats and at , reasonable prices* i'hone 1>373 f -ED. F. DAVIS ? JixpowencetriVlusician Teacher X Y of all Instruments ** X MUSIC STUDIO :?: f 1311 Barnwell St. Phone 7380 ? $ COLUMBIA, S. C. $ >.oo^oo"C-Ouooooooaoooo.oc>o.oooo:o j INVEST YOUE^_l I MONEY SAFELY 1 8 ?JOIN THE? 3 8 I.1 i !\ur v a n\ in f??* i o o ? n;uu,i Alll IH lUAli AS- ? 8 S0CIATION OF S. C. ? 8 Home Ofliee: 17 Edwards St. 8 g Sumter, S. C., P. O. Box *38a - .J? AfiENTS . WANTEDJ g o Ten cents joi.rring fee, five 8 g cents monthly premium, plus s 8 ten cents death tax \vhen a g 8 member dies entitles each Q. p member from one to sixty g g .years of ago to $100 death _5rr. 8 benefit. See our Agent or 8 g write for information. ? '? >oooooocv:>oovvo<:(C'Oooooooaooo 1 ' 1 nj David G. Ellison General Insurance s Honest and efficient atten1 tion given to all business * plaaced with me. PIIONE 5717 ~J. ~ 1221 WASHINGTON ST. ^ SOI TIIEKN RAILWAY SYSTEM Corrected to October?1"?, -1D31 lAl'.Iw. 1Tni..n Ctol i,..,* T 4 ? ? ( > r V VII*%<14 ?U<?VIVM| A iV? > C Nil,, No.. 1 -I: nop 32 Augusta-"XT'Y.". 'SS 5.*0Dp"'"T. 7:45a 31 N? Y.-Augusta 31 7:55a P2:35p 27 ChaFstor.-Cinni 27 1.2:45p 28 Cinn.Char'ston 28 4:05p wToUp 10 CuLumbia-Cinn. U 7:05a 5:0Ua 21 I'ulumbia-.lacks'TTZS lO.SOp?? 1:40a 8 C'ol'a-Augusta .7 4':10p - 12:48p 20 Cgl'a-Savannaa-19 8:20a ,1 8:50ji 23 Cora-Charlotte 24 .5:15a a. Ci i'a-Cliiirlotie 14 l:20r, 9:55p 11 Col'a-Chnrl'n ,12 8:00a . 4:55a 15 Col'a-Charl'Ti" 111 3.-55a e 10:00p 10 Col'a-G ioenv'e T5 6:50a e 12:45 117 CoVa-rhailottLV 118 11:20a 10:00 a 18 Col'a-Atlanta 17 7:15p rj ""Via Camden and Rock Hill. "t 1 hoy. Mother and soil are doing' fine. ^ I * Mr. Fred S. Edwards, Jr. has en- . ; toied Stale*Col!<?pre, ive hopt* for h??v??? ! a. successful term. ' j Dr. Kobe-and Rev. (Boyd Wilson , ' are frequent visitors in our-town, we i are afraid we'll,soon lose two of ? the young: women on our faculty, . Miss Marian Gardner, Professors j .J. .P. Bur-o s and W. W. WUKIna of , Slate College wore welcome;?afcoT-": . pleasant visitors to the school oh Oct ? 23rd. Come again, we . are always ' glad to have them. ? ?' Mrs. C'liraity Robinson passed a. *way on October 23rd and way, funeraliTTTt on (Molar 25th, ?; *?^ -Mesdames R. B.. Brown. Fannie R. 11 Nix, A. Ahney IBuker, Messrs W. R. * j' Bunch, Graijy Lisbon and little Ber- . j nice Smith motored to Charleston on the 18tT\ to the Palmetto Annual ('(inference. ' Mr. and Jlrs. Whack motored to Orangeburg on the 25th to*the funo.il of Mr. Walter Jackson. i "M iS'g* (lassttr '! Am+crrotr- -tbc Hww ? Economics teacher wishes to thank 0 the friends for a generous kitchen " shower on October 22nd, and especially tor the many useful gifts. R6V. E. A. Davis is all smiles since he has 9 bis new car, d y| NOTICE! )1 I ? ^ There will be a ChltU'l'ltng Mimer ?' at the home' of Aitrs, Jennio Treze- . vant-Johnson 1112 II aid on Street, 11 Saturday, October 31. Dinner wiil be ready at 12 o'clock. Price 25c. h Given for the Rally of Second Cal, vary JJaptist Church. h ? 1? ? /. 1 ? t SUBSCRIBE TO^?THE PALMETTO ?j LEADER