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-^"Saturday, November 14, 1931. =niu OF\Br VnAUTY y HAMILTON'S ? , . 1611 Main St. " DlAf:o:rnS and WATCHES .j - on Easy Terms ' ' . ,, ' __ " Sn. OHice, Small Expegse. Small Profit .1, J ? II 1 FAN-O-LIN SYSTEM In Beauty Culture Give FAN-O-LIN Hair, Scalp ' I .. Dandruff arid Toilet Preparations a trial. Their worth has been "proven. Registered in U. S. Patent Office. AGENTS WANTED. Write fortern.a ?? ? i? ?Made by?:? Mme. Fannie L. Carolina ?* 1029 Hhfh Market" Street ~ j GEORGETOWN. S. C. "JUST FINE" ABOUT a year ago I was <" very tired. It seemed like my strength was all gone. I did not feel like doing anything. My appetite was ,poor and I was very nervous.-- " "My mother told me to try Cardui. The first bottle helped me. I ate more, so had more strength. I was much less nervous, i t took_more Cardui ? . and felt 'just ffne. I recomI' 1' mend it to my friends."?Mrs. -Ada Parks, TB8 N. Depot St., Dalton, Ga. Many women have reported ? "Just fine" after taking Cardui. Get it at your drugv gist's, today. cc.40 * bmi NEW YORK CITY NEWS The Independent Church of the Spiritual Temple of Truth held its 10th Anniversary, beginning Monday ^ night Oct; 26 to Nov. 5, i931. Preaching each night except Tuesday, Nov.. 3rd. Will be the congregation in general. Monday, the annual sermon ?wsrs?delivered By The Pastor. Rev Mrs. E. Robinson the founder_mul highest oilicer tHe bishop. Its pastor since the organization who preached the annual sermon. Wednesday nite Rev. S. Freeman, of the A. M. E. trz? Chuech Thursday ^Rev. F. Haynes of St Luke A. M. E. Church. Friday night. Rev. J. I. Munford of thn R-jp? tist Temple and congregation. Sunday Nov. 1 y A. M. preaching by the pastor and Holy Communion. 3:30 . Rev. Mrs. M;- Barber and her cn-wui h, ers. 7:45 preaching by Rev. .J. D. Ap. derson formerly of the Columbia annual conference All the sermons were strong and force-full. The churches are sowing the word that the church ? is the" rallying point for his soldiers. ?.???-^his women is certainly doing and have done a great work to be credited to"the.entire race or.city of New York.-Thin place is inviting si unci's as it saying station for mankind. Read the "Leader" if you wa~nt the best news! " FRIENDSHIP COLLECT Professor William M. Chisolm a graduate of Friendship Collage and ' whn wflc nl?n ?<'Vinr\1orl nf n.QV/. TT.,1 versity, Harvard College, and other foreign institutions', is. striving very hard to make the school a rankingj one. He has Interviewed nianv Bos-i tonian society?felk who -haver promts^" ed to aid the school. the"Cofmittee ^working "for the success of Friendship College and others include: Mrs. Joseph B. Ely (wife of Governor Ely)J, Mrs. Williams S. Yonngman (wife of Lieutenant Governor Youghman); Mrs Robert Gould Shaw (widow of one of Boston's fa~ mous citizens); Mrs. FYederick E. Snow, Mrs. Kate Leah Stearns, Mrs. M&lcom Forbes, Miss Ethel Waters v (Star -of the colored production "Rhapsody Jn Black" which has played in Boston for the past, two monthst Mr. William T. Frary, Rev Raymond Calkins, D. B., Miss Elizabeth Armi. stead, Hon. James E. Roche, Arthur boy j #ac^jgl Fielder, (conductor of the Boston Pop { Concerts); Mr. John Orth (Only liv- 1 ing p\ipil of List/.) and njany other 1 prominent society folk. 1 Mr. ^Chisolm and his quartet broad- j casted Thursday. October 2Hth front ' Station W E. lv.-L in Boston and an j appeal was made hv him ?.* owl I Friendship Normal and TndusTrufl "Col- I lege, Rock Hill, South^Carolinn A conceive is bcine--conducted Mini . (lay evening, November IHh in Jordan Hail, Boston's leading auditorium, at which time the quartet will sins' Negro spirituals and all-tnoney received from this concert will go for the benefit of Friendship College. Much praise js due Mr, William Chisolm for his efforts especially during such depression, in trying to carry on the work such a worthy cause. ?*?-= PUU.AUELPHdANFW;* Please allow us just a little space in your paper to mention the activities of the Young Ladies Bible Class No. 2 of the Taylors A. M. E. Church, Norl'is St.. of which b'. v Mill. in touch r er. This class gave a concert last Sunday night to a splendid audience and part of the program was "as i'ollpws: Miss Irene Jones, solo; Quartet from Tabernacle M. K. Church; Miss Geneva Archie, paper; Prof. Ten" ly, cornet rendition. Several selections by Sunday School choir with Mrs. Annie Archie Thompson at the. piano. The two ^Archie?ladies?on?Htrs?pro- ~ gram arc from fnlnml.i-i, s c , -iii.L. graduates of Allen University. KNOX V1LLE COLLEGE CLAIMS FAME. WITH a SETS OF-TWINS All Are Ministers' Children and? of Second Generation K. C. Families. Teac'hers at Kndxville College this i fall have been going alsuit- with put'.- | zled expressions on their faces i.nd | secretly wondering if they were af-1 flicted with poor eye-sight; yr was it j possible - t ha t?a- btuHmtrt -new gi oTTpT ?,r /...11-.... 1 > ? 1 ui vwuvtkc Mimi'iiis IIUU Solved i no problem of tJt*i111*" in two plai ns at i unco! 4 ' But' the answer is not nearly s'o re-1 vol utio nary as_ tiuu?Uw t< iu her - 1 Ifavo finally discovered that tin- insti- | tution is all'liiusj with twins. Throe sots ol' tjkvins- hi a uni\orsit\ student body wo mil he news any t:nie> but . to find chat group in a student-i. hotly of .".nn i.?"I ront?page stull"', 1 Twins" and calamity go hand in hand according to the joke, hook, hut for threw-sets 10 arrive at college Tn i one \ ear is a sure sign that t.he_de-r.x press ion Is over aim good times are ahead?at least, if they are till like; the. wilsons, Williams and (.'acys of, Knoxv|ie. All come from knoxaillo College I United Presbyterian Church families j The three fathers are graduates ofj Knoxv'ille Colege, of the Knoxville College Theological depa rt m e 11 t ftvhieh- I' vti it *??* I x V.MPIO 4411H Cl I 4J I4CM> ministers in the United Preeshyierutn ! denominatitm. -which -supports the , college. Lois aluP Lucile. Williams who were at Knoxvilles last year arid are inem- , bers of the Sophomore c lass this fall, : are daughters of Rev. and Mrs. Rich-J aid I*. Williams 01 Annemanie. Ala. f Mr. Williams, A. 13., 'U<> and 13. D, | '11 Knottvillc is pi iiu1 i|>it 1 (.vt .\rling- ! ton Academy, a U. P. school at Annemanie, and is also pastor of the ' church there. ' ,. .J. j Terossa and Lolrta Wilson are daughters of Rev. and Mrs. C. 11. : Wilson of Athens, Tenm Mr UiL? son graduated front K. C. with?the | A: B. degree in 1'.)()."> ami '? :k -i tin ,> i logical classmate of Mr. Williams in, 11)1-1. When the Athens high school : was^undeg the^ oh^ 11 ^:u'~ been pastor of the Athens United Presbyterian church. Completing the trio of 'doubles" j are two who have never wandered, far front Knoxville College, Edwin ami ' Everet t JUary. Jhc Cary twina iitr rehded scKobT on flte Ktnxville campus for their graded work and two years of their high school course./ doing?to?Austin?high in Know tile they completed (heir work last spring and have returned to cutter college. . They are children of Rev. and Mrs. J. U, Cary. Mr. Cary is'professor'of English at the college and is co-pastor of the Knoxville U. P. church. Mrs. Cary is a graduate of the normal department of the college With those young men and women in the Freshman and Sophomore elasKl'M the JUhiors and Seniors at Know ville will have to Took to their honors. The nppercla ssnt e n nlay dfe'sTt""' nflvlAf tTTTT (Kai> /.r* .. I...*** * R -- -11^? tinction of having twins. ' ? ??: ST. gkorge news. The Dorchester County Fair will be held on Nov. 1(5-21. Hunt's Shows have been secured. The whole State of Souths Carolina ..is invited. The St. George High school is moving forward and a successful term is predicted. -Mrs.-~ : V. Marshall. Mr 1 ,1 Davis and M. B. Young motored to Sumter Sunday to visit . Mr. D. J Marshall, a t THE PALMETTO I . HARTSVILLE NEWS. The city of Hartsville known as Ik* sweetheart yf the Hee Bee is a ine place in which to live. It is ? well mixed with business men, pro- ' torsional men, mnrohnntg nnH?gome >r the lrst churches,- being pa stored l?y seme of the leading. ministers of I he state. One of the best schools I of its kind that the state can atford. make Hartsville an ideal place to j hrtr: * Sunday was a splendid day for ' church goers of all of our churches. ' The Sunday school was very good at 1 Jci'usalem Baptist church. The lesson 'was universally discussed. We . were fortunate to have the Rev. C. T. Thompson, of Charlotte, N C., who UiMlvereu ai ii.ou a vtrt-y auujig rtvi - | mon At 7:30 Rev. II. H. Butler lined -trymtr :,t:T'l;'ul'ter which the Scripture lesson was' read by Rev. P. H. Harrison; invocation by Rev. A Henderson. Then J'astdr Butler introduced Rev. Thompson who preached another one?of his heart burning sermons. Rev. Butler then gave a splendid talk ielative to the closing session of the l'ee Dee Baptist Association. The Young Men's and Young Wo? men's Club known as the Nonpariel Sociul Club of Hartsville mot at the home of Misses Ilactie and Viola Jones 1812 Howard street Tuesday evening at 5:30. After all business was over,, punch and crackers were served. This club is doing excellent. A Hallowe'en party was given by the Nonpariel Club at the home of Miss Georgia Jones. The rooms were-beau lifully decorated with Hallowe'en col(lis. It was enjoyed by all. This club recently was organized by Miss Hattie 'Jones. The officers are as follinvs: Mr. "ElTsjia Shuler, president; iMiss Georgia, Jones, secretary, Miss Catherine-Young* treasurer. Miss VUl ola Jones, musician. .' < The Sunlight District Convention ' of the United Sons c^f Isaac and Daughters of Judah held its Thanksgiving services tit" the'-. A. M. E. church at 11:30. The services were opened by-the State Grand Master. Address of Welcome by Rev. W. W. Wild* of White Lilv No. 13. Response l?y Pro. R. ft. Edwards of Centersvsilo Headlight No. 11. FLORENCE NEWS. A Musical Concept was Riven at 3 he Peaceful Baptist church on 2nd r sr. Mis*. Curtis. Taylor presided at the piano. There was a little exer- 1 i i c he t'o'iv the Coldest?began.?Wl'l- " come by Miss Margaret Rabins. A trio", entitled "Kicked Him Out," was sting hy'Mr. -Karnes, wife and little fMT,""which was" tine. Many other pood pieces were spoken. ^Xhe contestant >. were all little tots, only one over eight years old. 1st prize Miss Evlalie Pacote; 2nd Master Wm. (lupple, Jr.,- both, of Timmonsville; 3?<1 Miss. Frances llaynes and Miss Margie Robinson tio< 1 ?hence the prifce was divided. ,AU the participants received little gifts. It was indeed hard for the three judges to decide \yho to, award the prizes. Mrs. C. T. Taylor and daughter Curtius deserve much credit for the way the little ones had been?trained Dr. .T. P. Coe of ML Zion A. M, E. < Hinrfli' unt' nf thfr.'Bfi As <t flhdice Crir irf.iini'nl fnufproncn \vsi? tViirrl choice. He .is the wide-awake pastor here, and has merited all that . hnV he?.!i said and done for him, hence his. election to the general conference. Dr. Dair/.ler and Mrs. and Rev. < Stokes. his sister?made a quick?trip to 'prapgeburg to see. their sick mother. We are glad to learn that she is somewhat improved, Mi l.I.1NS NEWS .. Ml. .-Olive Sunday school i> still wide-awake with its" alert teachers jiiifT dulTfiil '"iMipt. Ther?.lessum was scearched ffiv the benefit of the listen ers. all teachers vfrere present. One auxiliary of the church was left out of lite rally, the I'sher^ Board paid. $5.00. . . The High School Pew Rafly was a success. ?, * (Humph) you talk about marching, Prof. O. Y. Valentine with his, core urn. 6f teachers are marching to ward'the goal, look what they did, they rallied at St. Paul Baptist-, rimrrth Clnn/lnt' ill .'i !f0 POV W P * JV Ml jams.' pastor.?Hrrrh?teacher suppose to ho driving an automobile I Mrs F. K. Brouuv Buick, $5,354-' Mrs. Maud Williams, Dodge, $12,17; ! Eliza I. Duekett, Flint, $4.65; Miss Hattie IIam, Chrysler, $6.68; Miss i Christine Bo'ulware, Packard, $3.36; i Mrs. Iva Mae McQueen, Ford, $4.00; i Miss C. L. Williams, Pontiac, $4.15; ' Miss.,S B. Watts, Auburn, $5,61; Miss I B. C. Mullins, Reo, $10.11; Miss C.I I,, Alexander, Chevorlet, $15.30; Prof. Roy Cordon, Stutz, $8,00; Prof. O. ?Valentine,?Rolls?Ru^t'p, $17.07; The Elks gave them a fine donation, Total $105.45. Who eohrdn't feel proud "of a fa, J. ] / s I r iEADER . rblty like this, sura the community is glad of them. , Prof. Roberts was called home Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mr. l'aul Reives the hitsjband o| Mrs, Janie Reaves, his neice. Trie tRnvbecue Supper Was a success^ given by Miss C. L. Alex and Mik^ II. 0. Mullins two good workers. 1 * ' I ? m-hhon nhws Wf wnm til llin'.i U'lth nc "* our new presiding elder,, Rev. Jtfu^h' all (lay Sunday. He preached an inspiring sermon ? Sunday morning, 1( which found a welcome in our hearts. | At eight o'clock Sunday evening- ' I he again delivered a strong message from Joshia 4:3: Subject "Utility of : 'Electing Mpnvnriftla." | Wo are sorry to loose our dear excjder E. R. Anderson, whom we all 1 loved, but aieglad to get such an[ able man as elder Murph. ' The funeral services of Mr. Den- 1 nis Bethea, one of the pioneer members of St. Stephen M. E. Church was held Wednesday afternoon. He leaves to mourn him, his wife, Mrs. Mary Ann Bethea, several children _iind a host of relatives and friends. ) Rev. Kirk, pastor of the M. E. Church Little Rock, filled the. piilpit for Rev. A. .Mack Sunday, afternoon and night. His choir accompanied him and rendered excellent music. Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Bethea, Rev, C. S. Alford. Mesilnmps Gporeie T.ar. . kin and Elleridor McNnir and Miss Addie Bethea attended the State Fair Thursday They were the guests : of Miss Luperla Covington at Allen university. They also visited Misses \ln eta and Elma Bethea at Browning Home, Camden. Mr. Gi L. Stafford spent Sunday in Eayet'tsville, N. C, The guest of ' his' sister, Rev. John Gregg, pastor of Manning Baptist Church preached inspiring sermons at both services Sunday. In." the afternoon the Missic nary meeting was conducted which was instructive. Rev. and Mrs. A. Mack was called to Parkton, last week on account of the death of Mrs Mack's sister. CHARLESTON NEWS The lofty-first annual meeting -o#< t lu- General Convention of Congregational Churches ot-Georgia and South Carolina will be held with the .mouth church, Charleston. Nov. 18-22. l'J31. Some of the outstanding lay-p men and ministers-af-^ihe church wiH-[" "Tie in attendance. Among them will , be Rev. |I. S. Barnwell, Secretary Southern Church Work, Atlanta, Ga, ] Rev. W. ,J. Faulkner, pastor First Congregational Church, Atlapta, Ga., ( Rev. Paul Johns, pastor First Congregational Church, Savannah, Ga., Miss E. B. Moore, Prin. Dorchester Academy, Mclntosji. Ga., and Dr. W. K. Bloom," Regional Secretary, Wash- 1 ington, D. Q. The business sessions during the day will be open to the public. Each evening session will' feature special music by the Plymouth Church choir and inspirational addre*&es. * The young people will sponsor the program Friday night, November 20th. \ There are four hiirh schools in the Convention- that arc supported hy the American Missionary Association of New York. Congregational churches have made largo contribution to the education of Negroes. These, high schools are accredited and?are?feeders for the colleges of the country. Representatives of each "TTT these schools will appear oq the program. ' The Rev. CV S. Ledbetter is the" .Moderator Tie has served in that capacity for eight years. One feature of the program will he the Modorator's annual address. The loeul church- is making preparation to care for the la lire delegation that will atjend. _A cordial invitation is extended the public, COK FSB CRY NEWS. St. PauT church was wonderfully blessed Sunday with three ministers in their Sunday school. Rev. Thompson, Rev. Brown i?f Pendleton, Rev. Mi*^ Pearl Paul-rrf~ Anderson. "At " 12 o\ lock Rev. Thompson preached. At throe o'clock Rev. Miss Paul. Prof. D. T Robinson spent Saturday nutTn home. His friends are al- " ways proud , to see him. A number of visitors were in our little town Sunday., Mr. Rufus Nash of Langston, N. C.; Mr Black- of Savannah, Ga.; Mrs. Laura Harris and little daughter Euell Elizabeth ?T Clinton - ' The-many friends of Sister Emma I Washington was proud to see her in Church Sunday after being closed in for months Do Most Of Your Trading With Our Advertisers. ?V . / . ; ) CHr.K A \V VK.Wlv. Attention is called to the Annual Harvest Weel; I'iiit'tii honiilli'i .yf" Monday November 10th m I'"rida\ 20 at Wesley Methodist Kpjscot al chpreh Green__s.t_rcet.^ Tlii- year's Harvest program \vil-l l/ritijr in our iniiNt many* outstanding church leaders ;.nd high churchmen, of renown. The decoratiaikjTTTTn will l<e more leant iful than ' Tt.. _ pliuil1 'litis prepared to render special ( music fdr the week. Hv< r> nieht will he of much intern.t to the en- i tire city. Tin- principal address v. it' ! be delivered' by President li;nidblpj> , of1, Claflin Polio go Orangeburg S. c 1 lie pio^iiiii 'wid follow ?he f.ir.de-"' * us Woman's. Me-.v .\i>ht; ] < h'flili t Ii's??v+y-M mid Wrt' -'I'llin?TTT nieht a niusii-uh pryvratij v. dl }/. ilered by-1'<!? u1.. 'I ... T7rr~| program is under th>- bairn -tl-i:,h , root ion of tin- pjisPo'.- wile J>l'i \\". . S. Thompson. The proceed *< . the benevolence of the church < The relatives and man-, t'ri. nd of; Mr. Alphonzo Powo of Xew Jersey J formerly pf Ohoraw \y\y< !e]:ght<d to have both hii.n and his bride of a ] week in -our .mid?* -hrmfg bast week. " ;. ' A delightful rtifpti'ii l"i t?rx~-"~ ed Mr? and Mrs. Alphonzn Pmvf by the IBusy Bee < ':<< ]< ,n Wedm-sda j evening at the home of Mr-. Oliie j Duckett, Kershatv street. The cnpplo j left for thnir hni'V. . i.i '?"V r.o; T The Coulter <'?ivl "* Quartet ha" re- J' eently returned'front a"Vr-y-y strvess- ! , ful trip' to TTarrisburc. Pa., where j. they appeared in answer f - "one of. I their many enlls.: under **!- 'r'-'eiion 1 of 'Miss Dorofthy William*. pianist ! and Mrs.- C. W. Lone*. .' ' The services at WP-Moy*' M'. P. J ( church on Insf?Fun day? . . id] j attended. The pa-tor Dr. \V. >. i Thompson .delivered an excellent, or- j mon ; . : ? The Sunday school hovfr has Lo'en. changed t at the last Boa id nteoUng j from?the morning hour '.-."0 to thcR3 afternoon 3:30. Last Sunday topis- j , lered a largo attendance. - SMOAKS" NEWS' . ' j Sunday t?eh..ol w.t- I.via a.t- the u-- j. ual hour with Supt. 1: M. Mo to and i teachers at their |?? > -t' vf <L\ty. ttai ! school is doing na-i-iy wiin ?U+g.'- irollmon'.-??rr?nrg rTTT lilv for rain; out wells- am gninpntry-H Regradles- of !Ko~~-hard ."time.- the!1 wedding hells ate >vi11 rinying. La t Sunday Mis- l'.dna 1 .ma; IJcrhert?G.'u t in?rrr?;i.T1 rl~ot;?V" Miss Genora Tlfonia- and.. Ujv ih-y j Grant. We wish thise v r.np t"??!k ' much joy. Mrs. R. P Williams-atid- Mr- t.'rf I Cradle spent the week .at iBranvh--. 1 cille as the house guest ft--M rs. -Rent-t-' mie Brown. They reported a plea-'- , ant stay. Miss'-flattie and Iron,- M""i'-- wove'1 the week-end guests of Mrs! HaUie i ' Brunson. *"*Miss: Amy 11. I )es.scssyure ami Mr. ' B. H. Carter motored to Ratlin-.' whily ?there 'they were the., guests .of .Mis. i . Dosha Aiken. ? Misses Amie .lane Moore and Min- I 1 nie Inez Walker are on the sick list. We wish them a- speedy rrrovery. 3 m m - ? ? , -v ,.. |! Prof. Tfaylor came fro-:- tlu irri- j culture conference-. I- ridav Novefn- I her 6, at Marion ami he reports the , best meetiirg-in th0 history of the | ' conference. SurcAy his pispiis will ' eifjoy class this ,urn K. In- .. ;-t- i- [' pack so full of* af?i ic\iliiiv- he- need to buy a larger hat to ke. n the kn<>w ^ We are very proud-, to knowv. thai . Mr. Rpbert Richardson who "turn beenj yery ill for u mind.wr of days i-?.iv ' ciip'erat itig. - j Miss Maggit; \\ illonns :tiicl Mr l-.o-H ev Ceasar was quietly ma-uaod Sun- } day evening.. Much. >. < ...! !u> k i Ihenr in the 1'uiurc. {J The .kef vice ..t Red IIill liaptist Church Km.Try u a - y;-; . nji. i?n i. Rev. Hall who ha- h.-.-fi nv.-iiuT o adled, preache.i aisoul stirring si i mun * Several 'visitos from .CeiRanarj attended the service. " NOTICE TO HOME ECONOMICS 5 ? TEACH EllH? j??? ?~ rr ? Teafhers " of? ttmYTP' EOhioftYies1"' i n f 1 ' I Ike, public .scluils uf 3uuth_Xli*rwlln.t--|-l are hereby vominded oi tlw Hump 1 I Economies Conference held at 'Stat^* | ' College during the last week in No- I ; vember annually. This meeting will 1 convene this year, dn Friday and | Saturday, November 27 and 28. It is hoped ami kindly requested 1 that all who expect to attend will be \} present at tho^oitcnine session ~Fri- < day morning, and that they will notify Mi&? Marian J. Gardiner. Director of Home Economics. . State College, | j before November 21 in order .i.that i < reservations may be made to comfortably accommodate nil in at- j tendance. , n ' ^ s LATTA NEWS ' Sunday w:t- a. hitrh 'l = ?y -- ? r J/hapcJ A. .M. Er-f*tHrrrlT with* Rev". i=rrr^ Ford ham, our new pallor. Tiu had a IMS 1 in I ]iit yii.n.t H> . I, .1, JJmulite.??-r.T-i Wo arc- very glnri to tinv\: ReV fordliam in our fcjvHin this your, trut sorry to know that our ex-jmstor Rev. (jam hie will have to leave us and go to his. field of work in Alexander, l.oniiiiunu.?VcV wish him much sue- ' :.-es.- in life. Mr. Robert Cullie f^-tlua of 111 S. Drjfen Ave., Tampa. 11a., motored icre Tuesday for the ."funeral of his ^rand-father^ Mr L?e4hea, is the son jf Mrs. Majr^ie R Hethea. We re -cry troj-yy that police ot'icer, Lacy [iell ?ea . of Id J K- Qui; . St.. Noylfjiff.owii, l'a:. couldn't attend .the -fun-' i*,t !?? ? t ?* I' f i i . < I I ' t i . ., ! ?*? litfwi/iM '. - - w i 1 I I I I I I [{?-Un'a nil the jury and ~ -LiuUhi'i be excused - ltn> also the am ui? Mrs. JMuge_ie I: Betheu. Mr. John McGhec of % Cass dtteeet, Tampa, 1-la, w7t?"tho "guost of Mrs. Maggie U. li-thisi a few days las1, week, * . y The United Order of Tents will i.uve ilu-ii. Annual Thanksgiving at it. John Baptist Church Sunday af.ernooit 2:tiff. The .public is invited - ? .o attend. ; : Mrs." Li llie Matin Betheu. Itev. A. UcWjea, and wife. Mr. Daniel Burr, Sir. Boyd Green,-.Mr. and Mrs. Tom .'i-'.tianfi Mr .'.n.!?M r> , .) ??Midiiow : Mr. Daniel Gadsden, Wilke B. Smith motored over to . Dillon.. Tu+^drey -to ? attend the funeral of Mr. Dennis Beihea. Mr. Bethea was the lather of ' Mrs. Maggie R Betliea. Ladies let us not forget the". Federation Club every I-Tddaw afternoon i:30. D is doing good work. Mrs. C. Ilofinan, is the president. Mr. John P.crry. Mr. .joim il. Knowlurid. Mi\?Prince Allen are on the <iek ''list." SELLERS PARAGRAPHS . Services Sunday were well attended iii \<ti i<>u> uipiioiiunai,ions, i'a.sior w. l>. Wil'liaju*. the law pastor at Bal Iin*??rc- A ..\1. i-.. Church. took his text 1.1 IqQ and delivered- ttti inspirational sermon which wa- in.ioyed by all. I he i>)ylft s.er\ iiwere Kood also. \V- >e..ie.i;la<l to l.i.ve-- .Mrs-. E. L: A 1 >Io11 uitli us ?:uiuiuy ? ?'''o., >\ If I ,1 u!.i.1!?illKh School" is " ifetti'nir a lot ik nicely and " 1,1 j*s Homo ? Ecoih?rnfcs Departnifit is Kottintf e i:k >pkndi IIy- ' . ? - Mr-. ?.la:y T. V a o A- l:.nt i.- Tito, X?L???i?ii-ii. unl.??nin* in ?Mrs. S. A^. H_07TTT~*. She sick list it this writiiiK: wi1, hope her rr speedy ecovcry.. * ? .Messrs Willie.B. Smith-and Hcn y McDill of Dntta . pent .Sunday, afliirnoon with Mis.-os M.truuerixc Por-. :cr' and Dorothy Mac Hunt. Mr. Xanion Marcus <>1?Marion. S. ~~ s plea I i| few niimucs wlil> M isms HargKtfrit,. and Khthiyn Porter. - Mr.- Odnll Ifu'dt m<u'A>ivd ' over to Dillon Sunday evening:. *? "T" 1m - vw L A I.' II EX'S N EWS ? We are sorry to. repot''l Mrs. Eearle Dftwkins has boon confined to bed :hi- past week. Wf \v;~li?for her a speedy recovery. I i [ a. i ? :?rcrrr??j?wp1-: ?onte .visitor, in the city a few days ^ . -Mi. and Mrs. Aaron Brockmon were uVsTessoe to the "!'.' <>. So. i.d 'Club on ' ~r? Monday nifjKt with a large crowd. <" trysent.After several aumiv<"a -very ( mpling intnij v;i>?>01 v.d.? Mr. and Mrs. Karle Owens' wishes o thank lire following' i'r.ieiids l'or the >uautifu 1 g ift?piest'ii't'ti ilu-in. tyr N tmi Mrs. \\\ M, Moore. Mr. ami-Mrs, K.hnio tiritl'iia Mesdariios Lily SiTWtii iioj's. 1L ssie Wi1m.ii. Jessie MeClin? fek, Mr ami Mi>. Henry Coleman, l.iu ile Owt-n> ..ml Mrs. Laura Ash ley t _ Spartanburg. . 'Mr. ati.i Mrs. Owens iiave moved "in ^ j heir beautiful home ami its wouder=? u) to see u? furnished perfectly " ovely Mesdames liwwu.s and Nelson spent . few days in Augusta.' as quests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jefferson. The Turkey contest which was held success. Proceeds were $10.00 ?X?large?mnnher n1'?rural?srhnrds spemd op Monday with the follow mf toTuTiers: Prof. CJ. 11. White and acuity-;- Prof, Garrett and faculty, ' Mi silaiues Ganvt - mul Cunningham.?r ~ Mrs. dolphin. Misses Sarah Miller md Lillie Irby^, Mrs. Montgomery and IVanzer and othrrs whom we failed o Rot. * "* The Mt. Cainn i Fair which v.as uld during the pa^t week was largely attended and a success in every ivay was had. Mr. Fate Davis and little daughter hay Delois of PMtsburgh are visiting at the hoBW o1* iris mother and. sick brother, Mr Wash" ; Davis. Little . Miss Davis is "pet. r.j "attiactive Ith- _ tie visitor -and -vm- muehMyyed ov all whom she meets , . ^ . ,y : '