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* - "The Old Gray" And The-New Rider ?T _I BYlEZi'Ji ILlTiiii J -J. s | ' ; ' 'l'he Piedmont C uf.vre-iec. I have, visited the .?r-'w Aifnur Conference for years., in i;i:t i in first work was in this Cohfevorie when I " returned to the si to. Bu .the most pleasant ot a'* !': was held last week. iVfioo and h ii mony prevailed throughout its hoi ders, ond it was* about?the most li nancial Conference of all the res1 j_ This Conference tlnished up. the sehv ences in South Carolina. and Bisho mnd Mrs. Ransom left the ^ptc. las Monday mommy I'oi?I ..:; v !u i the Bishop will Convene the lirs.t A M. TT- Conference for iluti >tnte Wed -neaday morning.?XLu?lh- im[i 1".) tii noble companion are hanpy uvei tli results of the (\ hi > , state. It was impo.-i.l'h- for th< t. to do aii> Tetter under i hi t r\ iu -conditions. Every mini.-for ami lay member is carried n\va> o it 't . Hi-lie Ransom > oud -his pcoea au^.. Many V isitor- Aitended. ?j? Bishop John A. tlrc-vg- a-r?tin:: .?i Episcopal district spent' be ' wee I. and "rendered yreat as-i to Bis ^ . -?op'"Ransom. . His addn- n Xfric will 'be Ioiik remembered ami hi.- or dination sermon was the fa!!, of th city. jBishop Monroe II. Davis \yh called bv made Tern r' - *1h; f wer ?hfrfMy- uppreemtWh?Hr?r rt?-on u our soil in whom we are v el! t leasee ? --Dr. Joseph- Gomez- from--St wke?vir.itod?t-lui?i km /. . . . . the distinction of evt et'.a the" mos costly church buildiny in' the'- < 'ontiec tion. He' delfvcrod a mn-tvrly ail dress on Church l'..\.a :: iLVymir . an^ announced bis cundhia i'q. .Mis " sionary Secretary. Dr. Frank K>.e of Lexington. K>.; made a w- inieri't impression in his udurc.-s. i.i-ane tit Conference Thursday eveniiiuh H was simply timy. The . be .tv? is a candidate, for so;j4.:t:';<?!?. Ik r~ B. G. Daw son ol' Km- !!. ' ); ' \ 11-. e: gpove a .good aeeoutrl ' ; !.: it' -i one of the oueksiohs. I't lu- i beginning to 1 <>'>; like a "t V~*.?.p. dn his great spge'che^- ...a d u'iu. in> him.. It looks lik.' i i'. ' >i Dr. Nooh W. Wik. a.u His address on ' .Mls-'r .i:y . ? !?.:?. was- -a mast'erpioer.to ? ;- =,>v t ~ It seems thot, evrrj j^yhie: "Morris." .Tile, .>'. I; r : O?} '.. I;? Secretary of.the V->>inr^ ! I "* <. j 1? '.department is rising b'*!/> .' .?.ul ItLgiu-i ^ His address t<> o i.i-r v.i O. K. Dr. c. I'.' t;.?h :\-w Y-.r and a native of t-hi> -! a Yd.. ? ! . his part. Kver\ !>?-\f\ . i ~ ~ 1rrm'iiniher7?tT^~'TTr'~': op ran in, rut..??- ^? -Y Last Hut Nut I eo>t. Dr. T- J Miles- was i < bearing greetings iY\-,Vi ence. The ' boys sa> in m ain let him go" to A Tie- ??!?) iv liable?l>r:?Shindy? ? n ?? ? in his remarks. The- * .-t* t-.:. di cided to give him what ,* a, A Tnan;s chonee." . 1'r. ' v made a good speech :is.. v.vlj.-str-'.a goo hit before the. Cmife; He i asking?for the V n .>?i-? : department. The a>fd:e-.: ?>i \>w K. \ Adorns received n.i -i . .y M was great.lv complin t-med. for s.H -1: irtg to the subjoA. h . M. i. ter reflected credit upon'.'-; !:e i t. Conference. Oilu-i goi.d ay COUnt of thenisel". e.- . i- - ! - "K. Thomas, J. V . Met. :e!ion: 1 >; T Deas, J. McKeuzie 1 la. ii. .1 i Benbow, J. W. 1,,' IniHvi' i'.d A ! B. Horry who dt;1i\i : . o ' V,' ' th best annual sermons in :'-Aro n the olfl mother (, . l,VvH. W. Walker. *J. M. W .l A :-vs... U>; A * Young, I. H. Dox.ier were > mini bered among the visitn--. 'I'n.t?Ket G. B. Brown certainly, made >' perfc; mark on his annual sc.: n: -a .and lh Rev. J. W. Shaw made ti e :jcivWi." . of his life on thh Mi -i'miv>y -evinof ? Delegates 1 ltnrn-.it i s n i - i.h-ri 11>t r "General,. Conference neb-gay ?\s ar Rev. P. M. Gnry? leader. lb v. .1 . 1 Smith, Rev. A. C: Sumlee ? n?l It?\ Samuel "Nance. Alternates Rev. 'I H. Addison, Rev. W. i'. < raw fort ? ..Rev. M.??William; a o?i?R&a. T . ..'"Johnson Lay* .delegates;'. 1'iy.fr. <" ( Gorrett, Miss Ilatt ic H?i -r. a.?1L_: srs< W. A. White rind I . T. i./? 11r.i Alternates: Messrs. 1!. L. kxr.nijn; ?? W. IB. Green,?F,?AV-?o./.tuo.?-m Prof. O. L. Smith. t . We extend many thanks. t.iytlie f-?! lowing persons who, remembered lb "LeoderDr. B. .1. Ramsey. I.U. .( H. White. Rev. 1.1.?^?iiej J. S. VV. Harper,'Mrs. Mm,-- X.;<GY'n> /Mrs. Mary E.Atwood, M. s. Ci.ra 1 -Reed, Rev. K? --F?Johnson.' Dr. -Sam uel Nance end Kov. \1.' Mas'sey. * Hr n H Sli l.> ^ 1 i .1 iii didacy for the Bi$h<tj>ric nobis sweej \ ing address delivered in t.e;f>uiW.v.Ji the fraternal messenger-#.. Appointments: ,\- Greenville district, Sai. ..-J Xanc. presiding eldor. tdm. i ,i;V?, ;i .n,i?: C. Sumter; Anderson. W. ' . 'fi:A ford; Due West, fi, F. .1 in; n; l ei dleton, G. B. Brown;-Flat ICu'D, W- 1 White; Greenville ciryui . I'on Mount dormeh A: I'a-t; Wat Shoals and Donald, S. .1. Cowan; Be .ton and Denver," V. A.;" .ftrnerette Piedmont, J. B. Brown1; j.-n'wnde villi P. L. Ely; Browri Chapel mission', 1. ( Brown; Walnut Grove, .John D. Boyd Iva, S. J. Danley; Diamond H+H, A. I Adams; Bethel, J. S. Buiresj Fmmtni Inn, T. R. Robetson; iiYrsnn- an Mount Zioti, W. I.. Devlin. I Abbeville district, .1. B. fc'iuith, pre i siding elder. Abbeville station an Olearspring^ P. ,S. Mosely, Grace.an Cypress Chapel, J. E. Vauss; Bradle circuit, B. J. Ramsey; McCormick,-J W. Douglas; Warnonton, B, A. Fykes StrHfjrry J. S. W. Harper; Mt. Car i * * ' / 5 1 mol. J! \V\ Martin; Brow no, J. TIT. !Burns; Calhoun Falls, J. C. Lethian; Bailey Bethel, W. S. -Minis;. 'Cedar ".rove, \V. D. Rook; St. John, J. W; "t Thomas; St- Paul, S. M. TTiomas; ; Abbeville circuit,_C_CL Glover. T?Greenwood. district. P^ M^Cary, pre. , siding elder. Greenwood,, Weston Chapel, James R. Johnson, Jr.; Mt. !'i M. G. Williams, Clinton, T. H. Addison; Promiseland, E. L. Lilil liewood; Cokesbury, \V. M. Thompson; y Greenwood ' circuit, G. T. Shelton; e Goldville. G. W. Bradley; Reno W. A. it Harris; Troy, S. S., Suber; Mount-! o'\ille. W. T... Harris; Waterloo, W. L. ] . Johnson; Antioeh and Mount Vernon - A. I.. R. I.indsey; Poplar Sprihprs, j i- M. Massey; Hodges,. J. A.- Burch; i t. NinetySix, \V7' N. Curry; New Zion - missions. W. S. Hawthorne; Mount i Lt'bnm n, f h?W. Jones; White Hall, t P I. R. Renolds. J Transfers. e_ The lh-\. A. J. Martin was sent to! ,1.nil reus Station from the Central I I,?-ConfvMWicv?.The Rev. G__IJLWhitc-i s was sent lp- Elloree from the Pjcde liK'tit l oillereiiee. The Rev. J~ t\l s h.ckson was assigned to Dillon Sta- 1 it lion in the Northeast Conference, i g The Rev. W. Shaw was sent to] - Ridgetvood in the Columbia Confer- ! ji euee ami the Rev. Wesley 11. Nash ! was ssviit to the Broad Rivet*'.Circuit in * -1 he same Conference. The Rev. T, K. It eh-per was assigned the pas)t torate at l.eesville. The Rev. Alfon o -Seon Henri was placed in. charge t," of Salter Memorial church on Oak - street. Columbia. . The New Allen Temple. e You just, have to give honor to ? . who ip honor is- due. The Rev. A. C. e Slimier -has made a Connertionol "t name tor himself in the erection of ' that nutgnifTCbnt."church building that y- now?stands to the credit-of Hie A. iv -U JO -I 4voys4??jVi-ona pity t. (lyeenville. It must be remembered 'that pastors after pastors tried' in I- vain to accomplish the task. But it -1 ii'ioained for the voiuhful giant from - the Game Coyk' ?Ci.ty of. Sumter, to. t go to Greenville* "aiur do what wasS '1 about to be called the impossible. By e so doing he has made a place for v himself in his Church-for all times '< Lu yjune. Any pulpit in the Connecti.on would gladly" received. Sumter, i. The entertainment- he:gave his Conn fere nee. was -beypnd criticism. His s good .peofile as well as the citizens ,| of (Ireenville. white and colored stood : s light bjOiis Side in-caring for the i li". a'tr-s. K very body went awa\ .i.' 'vnj; the praise of Sumter and the I r 'piiij 11' nf Greenville. Hack To Our Desk. 1*Vji- >ix weeks we hove' been" eon~ 1 nin ted with' Annual Conferences as <j|v:cial reporter. 'Ity returning to-our desk. 1 shall begin work on the spe " rial is-ue of' the""!*.'Leader" that is ^ - *><ut to make its bppearaiice. And i' >> the. few days' that remain he? VoTfovemv'temtory~sinco I was kept t*io bu-y to do any soliciting at my Conference. I shall try and see as '' ' an\ others c,< possible The Coiti? - pnm is also- preparing a eonununiead tint! tor subscribers that are still in - the * rrears. It is not intended to he this be ignored, the paper stops.' a Our Whereabouts. - -\Ve shall begin again the.quorterly_ d round > of our idiscriet. We closed s t il.. li'J. si,..,a.... ! . - 1 .... .... i ui.ua\ in \jiiuuer iasi wnich ?n.'.s In*111 nin,' month. We should have ... started hvfore'_ now. But we?don't u??? ; i,.'?uii^i?iHT starting with tie" - now paster.-. For after. Conference - t-<?th preacher and presiding elder I are dead broke. So 1 always allow wu weeks he-tAyeen the Annual Con-. ! ' I'c'ifcm'o and nry first quarterly cont'd"T eir-'e. And FT? so doing the "pasiou .. n have a little time to get something' for 'himself. This week-end e \yill fiuid us on the White Hall and f Lock Hill charge 'Sunday morning . wiiTi~iTie"R'evTTL T. Suminers. B. 1).. i. l'nsior. I,et the members pray.'"tor i- an outpouring' of the Holy Spirit. .."Let us advonee on our knees." r AWARDS AT CHARLESTON COl NTY COLORED FAIR Linus and John's Islands Tie in s . Agricultnri. Awards for exhibits at the Chnrlr.-l' fi'iircounty colored fair,-which is be' i-ng held this week on President St., * : : apatite tire Burke- Industrial School." were announced last night bv the J' it< v. George J. Gongaware, chairman uj -Among the school exhibits .first? * - -t i:'..e-v. ao token by the Society Corc' Sc.hoo] of James Island. Other ' ! c'.oo's Which placed were District 11. d ii?d;n's I.-lnn-I,?secondt?Ctrt?Bridge. I il.~>lani, third; Sh;iw School. [. Charleston,.fourth; and Baptist Hill, e '-7-! yjjott,. fit*!h. " ri ' Janes and JohnTs Island- clubs '.<1 for fust place in the agric'iiltm', '< 1 exhibits.Awards also were made A'l i Experimental Station, Janus Is' .'id, ^^rrrrHT! W.idinhlaw Island, third, ':?i ! Cohen's. Farm, fourth. Mrs. S11 -an Logan of this city wa .i:? ? duntiK ihe lirsi week lit Tlvr [ ,, ;:?:? as demonstrator for the- WhiP ? Flou of , North Carolina. 1 . ^I.i lias shown practical experience | I in her art of making -pastries and 1 ii - fion* the White Lilly Flout -work- lias been very effective. . i 'to si cornl week lias been greatly fi n ed by our people of. the city and county and the exhibits has /' made the bijfyest hit of the season. I Ib-v. A.- K, M. Horry, passed fhru Clftu leston last Wednesday morning " j-nroutc to visit, the Piedmoht Confer-j ' erne that was in session during the past week. Rev. Horry also visitr* e<I his daughter, Mifes Evelyn Horry! V at Greenville, S. C. Miss Horry is '-fiiovv luad of the ho-|>it.il and Train n j intj School there, d , Wednesday of last week Elder San Sinter, and a number of ministers " J of this city motored to Greenville as d j visitors of the Piedmont Conference, d j ?Mr. Pfuil Bmiaiird departed this. lif$ y ! on Tuesday, November 17, stricken L with paralysis on Monday 1G. His J funeral was held on Saturday, Nov. - 21 at Morris Brown A. M. E. Church. THE 'PALMETTO LE/ ( OK' SIU KV NEWS u here with three teachers and had a vt i\v pund tipt'iritT?. ' Moore-ivgset very n u-h to Ioarn of tit doo't of ler' dintor. Mi.s?s Am n da Moore TTi hruhulolphia, I'a. 1 he body is. expected home during' this week. The family has the Sympathy of the community. , . .Mr. and Mrs. Early Moorfe, Mrs. Amanda Lov.dtii, Mrs. Emma Cum| mings and son. Mr. D. R., Mr. Arthur | Aaron atended (he conference in I Greenville- Sunday, j We 'fogi i t very much, that Mr. Toli iver Dixon is still ??n the sick list also Mr. George J'earson. ' ' East Monday evening^. Mr,. 1)._,R. LC'\immings of Hodges,'S.G., was host' to a nuniher of friend> with a UiilTet supper?homo dig?W,?X.?IT,?Mack?ofSavnutfah. Gu. His beautiful home at M l 0(+i>t<v fril'inrrl n?ttttt? ? __ t? ? v i |?iv. uui'Mim set. intr for this delighttful affair. Ilif autumn J lints \va.- nuu'li in evidence throughout tin- spacious living room and in the dining room where in tin* cciitcr 'ol' the- large table'sat ;i large bowl tilled with gmpc punch where was found an am. those present. From early, evening until midnight cards was a part of the evening's pTTTe rtaijui.gj.il. . Proniijtly at I'J o'clock I rays laden \WUr a most delicious menu was served consisting of Waldorf ,-ahnl. saltincs, sandwiches, and black collYo. Kroii the be ginning of the beujliful strain of Happy Days and here again to I'll see y0u- in iny'dreams jt. was but a merry sound of TtTTTrrfog. Knch pcl spn preseiit,expressed themselves as having a time long to be remembered. Mlls> Cuiinnings served. . . . Among those prc'sfbit \v<n - the Jli-ses Pardee Hodges, Rose and Henrietta Robinson. Ruth and Aniose .Gog-, gins. Air. an:: .Mrs. Karnest Robinson TTTAVafe Shoals. Messrs- W. J. II. ^3lack of Savannah. (1. ;; Alplf .Moore Grady Holnns. Theodore AVillhis and_IXR. cummin"-; mid .Ml "s Flossie Wllsotr Misses Ahnio and Ruth ' Goggins ntoi't.lined .a t\w " friends on .last Thursday gvx nTifg lu re in their spacious hor.H> with a beautiiAL' reception hmurin.; ' M -u-s '..dome, Clack and Holmes. Red' n ing with i- m? Misses Gogg r s' e.<;- t-.e Mi R-sa. Robi.nCard V/i ;w'a- a past time. A buffet.'supper was served consist injr ?it salads .-aiihds and Mack cof fee; mints ai d puseh. .'AnvanV rfeosv invited aw:; Ve . 1 ?.i i i i I octets, Itt'iii-'iittn ai.i TtdSi ftobinsoif ami r"tdr>'n A**'tt'~ !i. Ai.tiic and Ilulli Gokirins; .Messrs W. J.H. Ulack. Grady* 11 id i nest Alpha .Mi'iii'i', Theodore WilIjam's :uid 1>. II. Cmiii'iii'tfsj T l\oMn'u u t i I'll 1. It utile o.C All', and Mrs, Ki in si UohiijsiiM cu W.ire Shoals was i!n semio. <d" a beautiful and brilliant j I O'lli m M . 1: ^ VW il^, l'.y_^CV(aiill^g ! (la. Their home was profusely- dt'cr orated with vases o.i" yellow and white eh rysani hem urns inturspei'sod with auunim ie. V t 'I';:!> 11 - mr eard playinvr entered wit ii beautiful covers, le'nied llie'>ides 'with .heautiTul livintr lo.oni. - luninp- the period Tom lll;T . ! oolli. lUhlllv III.-.' pt-rlod-.-Tuin, Coliins was serve i in unique- glasses. \ I mi.lnh.-lu .. - :?- - ( < < I .1 ! I lining .J liutl'ct > U I >}>; .C? AVs.,-. solved?hv?Mr*. | . RpbjnsotTT ;.Mrs. \V? bb and Miss .Rose UohiiiM.in i.i i a! <> a--istoil in Q"- ? cci-vinR. 'This vi-i .y pleasing *' nienu _l?>nsi- t-l of v. it. salad. with III its." idli'lny-|| -iilllw 'I-'-"- \vr.il li ...I s... of tomatoes, black collee, mints and cjfflTTTTTt'j? after snfijHir radio concert wn i !>:-.yctl .v Ide many gaily !n:s:-ol :.iul happy pir.ams glided and-] swayed to h nVusie in the (lis- t TaTTciv Mrs. 11 Yninson pi i tornic d hoi .uty as a ho-u-ss to the very keen delight of lie--.!n.-cinated guest. "Among thorp enjoying Mr. and?Mrs. j Robinson's ju> int?.iit y were Misses.., i'j.rilee '.lodges, Rose and llenrirU.. , la?l)iiison. Mo.^lc \Vll'-n;i. Mt-ssiv \\~r J. H. lUack, (irmly Holmes, Alpha Moore, Theodore. Williams- and Lh u. ( uming-i Mr. and Mrs. Laurel. Mrs.1 i.'elesta Lynns of Cirei nWood,' S. C.; Mrs; Ziiiobifv-i-Hanniton, ..Mr. and \lrs. Krnest Robinson, Mr._.u.na_ Airs, Maceo Webb, Mis. Louise Williams, and Mrs. .1. Neon;-, of War- Shoals. ALSTON li! I'ARKNT-TKACH LR I -A SSOCIATION ?? * -Snni' tcLviHo.?fh?tk The?l'annt- j ?i eac'pei- A ssoc i t; i.w~'nf * Aiatorr 11 ish~ iiool?in'My their a.fiivia? ' Xnvoiiio r u at eight o'clock. Th,. ' wt'iH! carried out in d "d r. Siijcp .j there w:i< iTVn TTnv uiuinishod business new l?u.?ine-s . was discussad. For ih'.r 11?"11 tS'i-il). tile following WOH' (ilv'.'.d nii'ir. ; :Q 1 ' il' fi< lc1) t Mr i i.l. \*anjU^!Hii>rr St ."!- Liirv, Miss A. L. ' V. A. Munee: 1 (Miaplain. Ah'. A. IF Singleton., .\U enjoyed "the Agnates irflvr th(. business > meeting Then a delightful co "Irse ] of salmon salad, coeoa. cracker* and eakc; was served. 1 fv nu'i11- - woe i: . , hy a Tew n,f the members Ypgl visiting friends. ! Dr. Hcilbirw, pastor od'iciatid. lie was well represented by two fraternal <>i};- 11i/.alions both the Masons 111.1 Pythian.- oi tins city lor many years.. He. has been Very coilspicu-: oils during the celebrations on "Email- j cipat ion D.iy. 10Very - year he would i perform the duty of .Marshall. He i is survived by two daughters, both in N'tw York City. Mr. Hass.nl is iY.njieiiy of ^Joorge! town, R. C., and a relative of l)r. A. F. tH. Horry. ' I On last Sunday at Mt. Zion wt- ciisj joyed a high day both at the morning I I and night ;;er\ ires. I)r. W. P. Ca-ro- [ iina, the pastor, preached two wondcrftil sin tons.-~Vcry practical and effective. His ( veiling subject Avas selected from the book of Acts 12:f>; | theme;?"Atu.wer?Ui?Prayer."?Thin j very soul stirring sermon proceeded i n wc> k of nrayei', began on Monday night 2d. hoping for a spiritual feast in Zion the whole week. 1 IDER I'HEKAW NEWS Sunday past closed with success the annual Harvest Jubilee Week observed at Wesley M. E. Church, (.Tieen hv" el. '1 hi.', year's Harvest _U_iUCram V_g&._Qiii>-thal- gave t,o_thc i It y and ah who at;: ndc-u the highest entertinment of the time. The stare ess uf thu sarrrc'lrdue to thc painstaking direction of the pastor's wife Mrs. W.- S. Thompson and the hearty. cooperation of the entire membership, with the cooperative spirit of our sister churches. The * church's auditorium this year was made more beautiful thftn ever. Tho varied colors of the season foliage bedecked the auditorium in appropriate places "adorned by the Season's most beautiI ful cut"and not.tnH f !/>*? ??> ? tu? ? ~ r ^w.vio. 1 UC Iltt-tnral autumn leaves?were Strewn' along the isles, all enshined the beautiful chancel laden with the best of the season's harvest increase. Our hearts are happy lor the greatness of the harvest as shown by the many | prayers for a joyous Thanksgiving. Wi' thnnkfnl fill- tho wonderful amount of talent as displayed each | night, the beutiful singing of special music by the church's self-elfieient choir and for the splendid spirit of cooperation of our community at large. r The annual church yoar .of the I Methodist Episcopal church, South Carolina conference will soon, come to a close. The pastor, Dr. W. S. Thompson is making all readiness for his'departure to attend its convening iU?t ':i nnleii, S; r (!ri';t^ efforts are being made to bring up the churches claims. Wc trust that his reports will be equal to any. The church on last Sunday presented to the pastor's wife a" very useful -gift an emblem of high esteem and love for her interest in us, -tW-her valient?spirit--of leadership and'cooperaliN^eness in advancing the causes of the church and aiding her husband along all lines of endeavor. A very impressive and appropriate se rvice is scheduled for Thaivksgiving Day by Dr. Thompson, pastor of Wes-ley church. ? A special?selected sc-r^ "motf 'will Be delivered assisted by Thanksgiving music by the choir. Dr. J. V. Iluilua has been elotced i>y thv church .is their representative at the. lay-eJevtorjal college in Camilen, South Carolina. - Rev. A. F. Furgucson of Bennettsville. S. C., was in pur city on business last Monday. Dr. G. II. Gordon of Dillon, S. C., made a short visit in our midst last Sunday. * , The- local chapter of the American Red Cross-is asking aid through the local colored chui cites.?Let?us- all respond with some form of donation to this worthy cause. All donations will ho kindly turned over u Mrs. Thanksgiving service will be observed at the ' Second Presbyterian -< hui-i h on Thanksoivimr Day ,il 11 :U?oVlock. Dr. G; W. Long, paatot. A special ,,rogram will be featared in connection with the' annual address which is U?_ be delivered-by. Dr. Long. ui' Johnson C. Smith Lniversity, Ciitrlo'te N. C. ?? nnitiBViLlilv IV K? B. Tho pastor and members are put' tiny un a trpniendous fight against sin and Satan at Jerusalem Baptist _iihurctL_?Lt?is a-smuce of inspiiatiuii to be -in the prayer services on Thursday nights of each week. These "services"'"are" hoin,g led by Spann and Deacon Heatly. The Sunday school and all other auxiliaries are doing a great work. At 11:30 the Rev. I. E. Young took the stand with grace and dignity\us-y i'ng for a theme Psalms 136:1 am!" delivered a message that will be long remembered. At 4:30 there was a Musical program rendered by the white women of the First Baptist church in the interest of the MissionMiss Pauline Spann.' There " were quite a few of solos, duets and violin selections that were enjoyed by all prqsent. At 7:30 we were in services again.' These services were opened by Pastor Butler. Rev. Young preach ed another strong sermon from the first chapter of Romans and the 16 verse. The"doors of the church were opened bv Pastor Butler; tfvo connected themselves to this branch of The Christian army, Sunday was "a" red'letter day at Kay Branch Baptist church. The school was calldd to order by Siipt.ririTft ir very brief discussibrT df the~Tes"fiOn Wfls "had "anil-all TtTTTt?were?present?enjoyed?it?very much. Bro. .Sutton and Dundy were elected to represent the Sunday school and church in the Union that is to" he held at New Hopewell Baptist church Sunday. ?The following- person's worshipped With" us:* Mrs; W. T. James, Mr. D. H. Miller, Mrr? M. K. Winds of AVil mington, N. C. Two of, our members spent the week' in Wilmington namely F E. Joseph,, W. B. Dundy and J. O. Arnold. " \ ?Mr. H. H. Butler, Jr.. and Mr. uel Hunter, both of Which are students at Benedict College, spent a few hours Sunday with their parents und friends. The Nonpariel club met on its legulur meeting day at the home of Miss Neatha \v llliams. Twenty members were present. After all business was transacted, the club was asked to have u social after, the football game Fridav. The- social was put over and was enjoyed by all. The cabaret was beautifully decorated witb red, white and blue. Music was furnished by the Hartsvillo orchestra. The Hartsville Beara tied with the Motion boys Friday. After the game the Marion boys were invited to the social of which was given by the Nonpariel; which they all enjdyed. Come again Marion boys. The District Federation held its annual meeting with the Helping Hand club of Hartsville.?At?10:30 the M. E. church doors were opened to welcome many happy faces of club women. Mrs. H. H. Butler, Pee Dee Dis Seneca, S. C.?This school with ^ t is doing her bit towards the develop- x ment of Negro youths. Pay after day (| the teachers are constantly trying to t. ?instill in- them t-lve?value of u genu-.. t ine education. Th; night school for (nulls and j those unacie to attend day seiiflU! ' opened Monday night 10 with a large enrollment. All ..evidences point to- .' wards a successful term. The "live wires" on the campus- are the four high school classes in a contest raising money towards the improvement of the- Laboratory. The ' climax will come on the night of December 11th. . t A new epoch in the- history of * Oconee county was that of the Com- j x Tnunity Lair held- at ftfe Ka -t Kiel "School, Nov. "20-2t7~-'"J!^is Fall uiigbl-*nated under the leadership of Prof. 1 R. W. Arnold Much honor ai d coiiu mendatkn shoul 1 be given to He I " - leader, iTudents_?uid cituens d this* county for the splendid and eredjta- s - hh. nvhihildisplayed. l l"> GREENWOOD NEWS. ... jl Rev. Styith, wHo is conducting a i revival at Morris Chapel, ;#d Rev. | ., S. C.~Campbell - were the dinner j; 'guests of Mrs. Gussie IBall.ml on last ( Monday evening at seven o'clock. ^ | Rev. Campbell is at home in Green ,| wood and is pren ' ' * ?onve wonderful sermons. Great ?wds are out / each night to hear him ami Rev. t Smith. Mrs. Daisy Holman lias been sick ; for several weeks but is able to be c -up.- ? ?jI Mr. Y. B. Nance, is still improving. ) We hope to see him well and strong % again. ?? . \ 'and her sister Mrs.* ftmssf\nil' son oi"~ Columbia were pleasant visitors in ( the city Tuesday. e Mr, A. W. Simkins ajid wife were .'J in the city Tuesday. | Authur Moore will open a grocery <1 ^lortrat 525 'Hackett street Nov. 28. n (The patronage of the public is solicited. The prices will be right. Come r ,and see-us,?You-wiU be served .with. _L j courtesy and politeness. } | BE A l'FORT CO. TRAINING SCHOOL NEWS, h I--: ' j i i vj/ui uiniiijs <U t* Ut* 1X1JL; UUHIC tO | L make Thanksgiving Day one long to (' be remembered in this community. I .There will be a number of Kaiu.es-and laces engaged in during the--morning ? hours and in the afternoon there u WTH^bg?a-^progrftm?ending up-wilh a Tom Thumb Wedding. i On Thursday the ll>th Prof. Shank-- J -linT-iH\?tho-Alwwuntr-F-m.au:tv .Grayson, -a ; Allen and HafT?and -Mrs. Riley, at- ' ^ tended the Annual- Fanners' Fair t\ held at Penn Industrial Schools "St. p r-Hplmin-,- S- P.. Tbtrl t ip v.lis -'ft-at 1Y . enjoyed by "each one. The exhibits fj were (Wonderful and they had the j; pleasure of hearing ,sevoj:il , vepy. goud speeches?made?by . \v_hiU1?and r" colored friends of the Islanders. ,, Mrs. Ellen Adkin one of our old ^ trict President ul' this ' organ i'/.Mtinr:~h . had the ladies to assemble in church and bejrjn their meeting. All State v officers were asked to take seats on n the rostrum. ~ The ?;1. ,.p..k ened by singing Rock of Ages. After >; which we had choral prater by the P Eureka Glub, .Florence. Address of welcome. .Mrs. .Marie Manning, Hartsville. ' Response. Mrs. M. K. Howard, Darlington. .Mis. Harry Henderson then sweety- saiig a vocal solo. ' Music Ia Cheraw'cluh. ,| At thU . ooint our dear Mrs. Wilkinson, honored President; Orangeburg ,j was to address'the Federation, but on account of sickness, .she was" unable to be present. The Federation as a -, wholr* refrottnrl -tKic. ? 1 Oro - - > v i %> muv ii. | i Mrs. M. A. Menafe e our own SlTTTe Pi-esiderit brOUg^t T'";fnr,y quite sure all of the members enjoy- i ed the many beautiful things !Wrs. Menafee told about Fairwold. | -Mrs. E. R. Rowe. brought greet-! ings to us frfem Orangeburg. We* all enjoyed hearing Mrs. Howe, and trust she will ever live. Usher, of Sumter. She gave us j some splendid ideas as how to raise'; | money foi*' our- .^lubs. Th<j Helpir g Hand elul>, then sang 1 two sontfs, e -mffosed by Miss Wright [j Hon a~s~a~ Whole "enjoyed,- ' u7i3~Twas_l'v* asked?by M-rs^Holfnes-and Men fee .. to sing these songs at thy State Federation. Mis.. Holmes claimed ^Jiss . . , WVTIghlMi^^^~w(^^^av(^^ie^ rj~ : The meeting was good from the be,- j ' ginning.' to the end,, and was . said, that this was the best District meet ing that they have had. The Harts - ; vidians?should?tool?proud?of?hu vimt a woman as Mrs. Butler for their ! ! District President. We, as members I ! of the Helping Hand club do feed i j proud of her. All qf the^cluhs were j pWell represented. Many useful gift _ were brought in from the different ,-olubs- for?Fairwold. ? . j^-At the close of all business, a deli- \ |cious course of "Salmon salod and sal- j | teens were served, followed by jello _ and vanilla calces.?d-ttrt?afliM' sei v- I i n? tho' 11..1.11- - I ''l. i ...r, i.iv; iiv-i|iiiik iuiiiii ^ hid present - i , jed Mrs. Holmes, for Mrs, Wilkinson j , a beautiful set of table mats. These. ; mats were carried in by six beautiful j , | little girls dressed in white. They j also presented (Mrs. Menafee with a j beautiful gift. I am quite syrc the ) people of Hartsville should feel proud | of having Mrs. IButler for their president of this District. ?\Ve, as club I members should feel proud of Mr.}*' Frazier as our home president and 'hold her up on every side. Let us 1 j ;stand by these faithful women, j ! Don't , forget. Mrs. Alice Campbelle, for she is the IPeljjing Hand backbone.?The mealing mule to a close? .by singing, God be with you till we | 'meet again.* A sum of $75.00 was i raised for Fairwold. The next meet- 1 ' ing wSll be held fn Cheraw. Saturday, November 28, 1931. \VHIT.XIIKE NEWS Sunday being a spring-like day nany \\xro seen on their way to ontion u as in session. Opening' Fri- \ lay "1 ngTTT "Willi nunc an"enthusiastic T ^ row<l. The convention was well at- ' mdcrh rrW- de Inrntes -~m rrki n g round: ~ 0|)o.l?. On Friday night, Rev. Mc:.-iv lit f.ic 1' '.I a .von ierful sermon: Object "Ooopc ration." Many beau- ? it'ul thoughts were brought out by ' , he pastor. Among the visitors were dis. Alice b. d mother of the Honie iene fit and Mrs. Maude MeClellan me of our teachers in the graded cliool here;- also Miss Pernetta Rice. They accompanied Mr. J. C. Byrd who s president of the local lodge in Vhumi v. . They ivportcd' having a ( ry enju/O' l.e- trip - . or re; .y ned to us aflgr making a oun i repfti t lit wie conft renee whi ,h .. s> wive: ml in tAdumbis. ?T lis?b i'.i" eiee! ion?yenr?for*" the ? jeneval C'pnt eicin e we are proud to? _ o., mm ihir Li): v/:; s I'lecTJTT and m . ?.g t!??- i::. -i'*.'i v i ",i>s ill' oiv i ? . c: ]:v;7r ii.d M>'. win WHihuv or 'i d.'ir (iro've... Taw e twn star eharacOs. are yhuiVlinu'M.. Sfrr*i>; vfvn thirl?y vt- Mr. it'fk'li' \allaee |h*i mission to drive ids. car iJ'li'V i< rrrrrng from the hosoi'a! In? s ? a:y Si'i "> IV. r;.> ami tli le cading lie- Indies. Miss Glenn will have to eop close .watch over liini for the lali.'s an- makiog^e,v.us, on all sidtv?.. W ;i,v gla.l -1 o haw "Mrs. Mary"' ihi ar's I tome but sorry she was called 0 the bedside *1' Iter very sick mother -At the wriiir.L'- Mrs.' Fdlio Suher s convalescing. We- hope -she will dn.;iniie. . ' We have ninny strnriga faces in ~_ rViiilntire. nowadays owing to the voik of rite highway. We always rclcoino strn.igers to them our church Lours?rrm?.< < ln"-T-, doors?are?opciw???? :<>nn- worship with us ?>ny time ami u> any oycn.st.nn. Yo.u will' find a set d friendly Fl^-istian "people, at Bruce rnhorinch'.. We arc .'sorry to report Mrs. Hon-?? fersou on the sick list. Wv hope her ? 1 spt- dy f( ( ovei'.v. ?? : : Mr. and Mrs. bewey" All trey are latcd- "over the visit of 'the stork I'.nvlnV thuu a bouncing baby boy. d other and?-son doing?tTiie* nI tins griting. ' / M r. .and Airs. l)p*/io Sorter seems to ???^? e very hnppi'y situated in their new lO'.ue wiMi rll modern convenience, .oih in the living '.apartment and the afe. You will alwaysJind well pre>ar..?d food there. " > Re member Mr. Roy Wallace is still ill th* L..L< b_ making ol . clothes look u w with 1 i- skill pressing touch. The fu'ner: !. of Mr. WalterRetiic ,-;is 1.;i-i :it v'i. .Matrhiws churelTV"Ml'.~ <\ Byrd under: aker'."in charge. at roll.-. <1 school died- on Thill's iv niyrht lt'lli and was buried on rid ay afternoon. Mis. Shanklin and riiiH iii tin-1 '-indent a. alUaijkid the .JL .metal which was held at Hose Hill ia pi i. t church. ? . Hev. Z. 1>. Hamilton, Beaufort, \ i..I M ; l..r a -hold while?rjn 7 Wednesday afternoon. Rev. Hamjli?n is the s..n of irnv of our old parous and we a re always glad to have iin visit us. ? : The jri' ls in the basketry class are icing, with (ach other to .see who can uike the Iwst baskets. These basQ-'.s arc made oT l>lne needles and all-.*-and ii is wonderful to see \vhat| lo.eivss thuy..are making. ' ? ^ BSTATB NOTICE. -,^===1 . . * r O * All joi-uns .having claims against ie estate of Kugejie Brazilian de ?:') i .1, i'uv?tU'i'cliy Mnt it'uul?U? file U' s;>.:iu'. duly verified, with, the unersie ivf? ahd those indebted to said late will please make payment kow iso. N'. f. FM'.DKIMCK. AilministratQf,.. ' - V). B. NT~ ~ UP Washington St., Columbians. o. Jake tifliaak^ ..V. 11. Boyd, l'rop. (Jen. Mgr. , Economy Shoe Repair ' * -?' " Shop Foj Quality and Workmanship Call Spee'fal Prices to Teachers and Si talents. We call for and Deliver Quickly . --Phone -9238 _ DO ; Washington Col'a., S. C. ' EBWI David G. Ellison GeneraFI nsurance lloin'.-l p'ul clih.ii'itt atten tioii ?i\'Cn,to all business I'laac- t! Willi me. "11*11 ON E 5717 1221 WASHINGTON ST. i Ol "I'll IlUN RAILWAY SYSTEM < 'fli rcvtcd (<> lldolu'r 1J. 1931 insw, .. Union Station Leave No. . No. 4 52 A adnata-N. Y. 32 5.00p 7:45a 31 N. 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