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Saturday, December 5, 1931. COKESBURY NEWS ^ + ? St. Paul members were very proud to see their pastor returned for another year. The funeral of Miss Amanda Moore of Philadelphia was 'hold Wednes day at P. o'clock?Her Sister?Mrs: ^ Mary M. Williams accompanied the body home. One brother arid Wife Mr. and -Mrs. Doglass. Moore from Lake Wales, Fia., Messrs Wilson Nash, Heitry Etels gave a Thanks-' giving party at 8 o'clock enjoyed by a large crowd of young people at the haH. Mr and Mrs. Willie Holmes had ah old fashion Opos'sum Thanksgiving Supper. It was the grandest that's been ,given for a long tinier Mr. Holmes really gets thc Opos'sum. We regret very much to .lose our Sunday School superintension t <and wife Mr. and Mrs. Mancy Robinson, They depnrtod twoIpc tbrir liiimn in Aghirillp, N C. y Miss Francis Jackson was hostess on lasi r riuay evening to the Smart -? Workers Club and their guests ift a dinner party. A most delighted evening was spent. The most pleasing menu consisted of fried chicken South ern style in cream potatoes, New - - - Spring Chicken, cream potatoes new cake Derni Fossi -punch. The many friends of Mr. Black-regret very much to see him leave for his home in Savannah, Ga. . Mr. and Mrs. Samuol Gourgins had as their dinner guests Thanksgiving Mrs. Laura A. 'Reynolds and little daughter, Eleanor Louise. ?J. ? SELLERS NEWS Sunday was a- good church-day and high in spirit. Rev. W. D. Williams selected his text and.preached u soul stirring sermon. Sunday School opened at the usual hour with Supt. James and his teachers at their post of duty. Af ter a beautiful but brief discussion view by Rev. Williamson of Virginia. > Class No. 1 Mr. J. L. Crosland teacher is still holding the banner. At 7:30 "Rev. Wiliamson se.lecte.i 1 his tovt and preached a very instructive and inspirational sermon'. .On last Sunday morning the fol lowing on ices were given to: Mr. W. M. Janu-s, superintendent; Mr. Algie ' Lester, assistant superintendent; Miss Nevada Hunt secretary; Miss Thoniasina McBride, assistant; Mrs. L. A, Moody treasurer. Miss Perssphone Lester, librarian Miss Marguerite Porter, assistant;- Miss Hester ehoiVstei _?? Miss-Oueenie Nowlin. assistant ushers. 1 Kathlyn Porter. Poooli:. Davis, .1 B. Dixon and C. B. Wilson. The teachers were: Mr. J. L. Cros. land, Mrs. E. Nowlin, Miss Carolyn Nowlin, Marguerite Porter, Mrs. Cora Johnson, Mrs. G. A. Hunt, Mrs. L. A, Moody. Miss Gertrude Porter who is attending Wilson hi at Florence spent thft waalr.pnd.-homo witii her pnvent> Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Porter, Mr. W. H. Vice of Atlantic City, N J., is here on account of the death ol his wife, Mrs, Mary T. Vice, who died Saturday evening, 3:30 o'clock. She had been ill quite awhile. Funeral services were held Tuesday morning conducted by Rev. W. D. Williams D. D. Doughty, Rev. A. B. Thomas, W, H. Thomas and W. T. Fare. Intcfment was in the grave yard of the church. Mrs. Vice prior to her illness made . ncr nome at Atlantic t,ny wan nci husband.?She was?a daughter?of the late Rev. J. H; liur.t and Mrs. G. A. Hunt. She is survived by several sister* and brothers, one son "husband, m.other and a host of- relatives "and friends. : , , ? Mr. D. L. Shipman our undertak'-"-.""""" t1 eri"wnsi"itn ehut'KOt" Mr. Cornell Lindsey spent the week end in Columbia at Allen University with Mr. Johnny Crosland. Mr. Odell Hunt motored over to Dillon Sunday afternoon. Believe "it or not, Mr". Joe N. Be, thea was sacked by Mr. Henry McDill of Latta Sunday at 6.GO witn M US Miss liattic- Burnet and Mr. Foster ; Jolt -ftf ' alia v. re the guests Miss Nevada'Hunt, Thursday, evening. .i, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Porter and family, Miss Mattfe and David Ellerbe and Mr. Abrie Quick motored to Florence Friday afternoon- to sec Mrs. Delilah Deltoii. ^ -?- - - - ? GRESHAM NEWS The teacher*; of this district arc very nervous due to the fact that the farmers' and merchant bank of Marion went broke last Monday. They wondering whether or not they mm' will bo able to say-hollo to Santa hnl regardless to the tremendous amount . of gossip about hard times I am glad somebody have nerve enough to show a litle spunk. Along with the fun on Thanksgiving Day Mr, Napoleon White and Miss Richardson got married at the home of the bride after which a grand?reception took?place an eliL: borate menu was served. After it woo r?it nuo thn hride and groom went ^ wV?nrr. expect t( live like two little doves. Miss Tau line Taylor was quietly married U Mi?. Freddie William Saturday mucli - good luck for a happy future. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weodberry 1 entertained the people of their con munity Thursday. Tht. party way from 1 o'clock until ? The concert at Saul's Chapel 01 Thursday night was successful. : Britton'a Neck School is moving along nicely. Mr. Hughes the Misses I. L. Finch and Erma Benjamin, spent their holiday in Marion, V ELLOREE JVEW$ ; The meeting' at the St. Paul Bap: tist Church begin on Monday night November 1*1 and dosed out oil 27. It was conducted by the liovs. A. W. Milton and E. A. Davis both of Or angcbuig. These services conducted by these worthy devines were the best meeting ever held in Elloree for winter season. The rttendar.ee was great by both old and young. They were there in crowds from every dcnomination. Fifteen were added to the church and eleven of these were for Baptism. Revs. Milton and Davis are verv good revivalist preachers We are hoping to have them at anoth er meeting now soon. On Sunday 22 the pulpit was highly graced with .the _ ed valuable service, two member? were added to the church by him durwr? u...i *iaviviw. ?? tj inni?4iiiic it nuiu, ber of visitors duripg the mooting ntTflfely Mrs Martha Wilson who paid |25 cents in collection: Mrs. M. 1. Anderson and several members of her family; Rev. J. W. Deniore and - his jgjfo ami alwvitf r. -and-Mr-s, Cross of Georgia; Mr. and Mrs. Martin of Cincinnatti, Ohio. Others that paid 25 cents, Mrs. Ida Anderson, Mr. 1). H. Anderson, Mr. Earvin Collier, Mr. P. L. Greene; Rev. B. S. SaTley was the week end guest of his membership. Ho was at service Fridaj night. On.Sunday night his discourse was "For there was. no room for them in the inn." He preached a very heart stirring sermon. Uii saturday Dee. P. E. Greene and Miss Victoria Boatwright motored "to Camiron to their union. All of the'otTicers were re-elected for the yeai 10,'12 Rev. J. S. Collins was the week-end - guest of his wife Mrs M Colins. P AI /MKTTO *SAN ATOPIC M Rev.- J. H. Hook of North, S. C., assistant pastor of the" Rev. A. P. Porter of Zion Canaan Baptist church came over to the Sanatorium Sunday /evening and preached for us. There was a large crowd of Zion members 'present. The service was opened in [ t he usual form; Conducted by Pea. Frank Anderson and Dea. Wm. Adams. Rev. Ilook took his text from | the 4th chapter of Acts, 20th verse. I The things seen and heard. "~He deJlivered a wonderful sermon which lil: led the heart of every one. The service was brought to a close with a prayer by Mr. Anderson and a col? i 1 i. ! 01 'OA IUa Da/Iia t?uml IUCUUII U1 ^I.OUluwaiu liic nam*? i unu 1 We Jiope to see them again soon. The visitor5 for the week-end: Miss Petra Pinun of Greenville, S. C., who ' | has charge of the Evans Clinic in ' j Columbia. Miss A. A. Nelson of Coilumbia; Dr. and Mrs N A Jenkins and Dr. and "Mrs.- D. K Jenkins. ?BfnVC-KVILIjE NEWS. i Thanksgiving Day was spent very ' quietly here. A number of people lj attending the football game in-Barn-1 ' well between Macedonia Hi and IBeth lehem Hi report a pleasant day. The 'game ended in a tie- of *0-0. ' j Miss Blanche Augustus was the ' week-end gitest of Miss Bernice Jack 'son, : | Mrs. Vinev Bell Wroten enterfain| ,gd a number of her friends on Fri, 1 day nite with a card party" All presj i ent expressed* themselves as spend. I ing a veal enjoyable evening. 1 | oils. Lucile Johnson of Savannah. ',Ga.. and daughter, Ruth, are visit-; ' ing relatives here." They were ac, [companied by Mrs. Harris find Mr. | Oliver, also of Savannah. \J , ! Miss Callie Bell Odom, a teacher j in the Macedonia High school spent .the tvcek-end at homeMiss Rosa Shefton, a student. alT " State College is at home to the delight of her relatives, and fyends for - -the week-end- 7 ??-? Mr. John Harrison is in. town again., for a few days. Mr. Herman Hixonof DaTlrngtorr snpnt several days with fiis ^auni.^ Mrs. Essie TohTh. Friends of Mrs. Ruhy Odom will /egret to hear that she is confined ? to her bed with Rheumatism. We wish for her a speedy recovery. The Blach'ville 'Cubs" met 'the Bettis "Tigers" on Monday, Nov. 30. i The game ended .with a score of 7-0 ?in?favor of Bettis.?Look?out?Bettis. the Cubs will be waiting for you \vhen you come to BlaAkville. Those" attending the game from ftlackville were Professors White and I Cooper, Misses Sallie Bailey, Gladys ; and Hattie Holman, Bernice Jackson i Callie Bell Odom and Messrs. Jacob ! Hicks, Chatfield Smalls, Wyman BAMBERG NEWS ' _ .The memtjng - erf "the Who's Who "Curt) 6T Bamberg was held Tuesday" IX. rn. ill inc nome _ol Q. ' ' Chappelle, prescient. Quotatous were given in response to the .roll call. ' A miTscal program was rendered by the club members with Miss D. M. - Koarno <>t the piano.? ; ; Mrs. E. S. Marshall recited one ol'1 Dunbar's selections "which was enjoyed by all. Ten minutes were given for short talks pertaining to our Thanksgiving by each niemh.T Liw [ sprration and information wei\. gained from these talks. After the program Miss M. O. Chanprtlle escorted the guests and club members < into an attractively decorated dining room, with th< i Thanksgiving colors' carried out. Wo vv ore "served in buffet style three deli cious courses consisting .of chicken i salad with saltines, coffee, ice cream and cake, nuts and mints. Beside the- club members Miss Briggs of Voorhees Institute, Den- I i mark, S. C., and Mrs. H. Holman of I Bamberg, S. were guests, r Ih behalf of tho club Mrs. K. Marshall thanked the hostess for the : most delightful evening spent /at ~~ her h?aid . >. Short and timely responses were given by Miss Briggs and Mrs. II. Holman. ' ~ 1 ' | ? - - ' THE PAIJHETTOI WINNSIIORO NKWS The quintet of Sliiloh School under the .inspire,., "f .Mis. Ill In John? son, the principal, gave a musical recital at St. Paul Baptist last Sunday afternoon. Master Eddie Davis r.. added to th? occasion with n i. ?styruniemtal?solo.?Encuur aging?rcmarks by Prof. W. A. Ross and the benediction by Rev. J. M. Bcntty. the pastor. The nice audience tin joyed the occasion very much. Mrs. Sa-ie Stover of (ireen.-boro, IC. C. and Mr. A. \V. Coins of Charlott, N. C. spent Tbarisgiving in our town the guests of Mr. and Mrs, J. L. Batiste. Among those who motored to Co1 urnbia Thanksgiving Day to witness th'? classics between Benedict and At1 Pn Tijotbair teams were Rev. J. M. Beatty and -family. Prof." I<\ E. Mcintosh and \V. A. Ross; Misses' I\auline Finlev. Nellie M Cordon < . cil Jordan. Sarh M. Brown, Mary Patterson. Mr-. John ^Caither, Mrsdames Annie B. Sawyer, Louise Cohens and Mat tie VVhitngj, Miss'Cecil Jordan spent , the weekend in Camden \yith her, friend Mrs. Margaret Pickett. Mi ss Mattie Boular spent th,. week i eiul with frjen -s and relatives tTT Chester. Both report pleasant - trips. TA T i l i i nil, i". tj. mcintosn nas organ iz ed a Y. M. C. A. in* our, school that will mean much to the towTTT The boys seem very, much interested-^ Tho.>. Lylvs, president: Jnn:?L. Dai' ther, secretary and Edward Sims, treasurer. The junior club composed of the ui>per?clas-es?of St.?l'aul?Sunday School and over which .Mrs. Thomasina Davis presides had a wonderful . meeting last Wednesday night. augmented by visitors, there were 4s present. The meeting was luld at tin homc of the president on Cemetery St After routine business an.! Raines a delicious repast was served. Litle Evelyn Lorelta Ross, daugh-. ter of Mi* nd Mrs. W. A. Ross: spent Thanksgiving with her.narents .returning to Rock Ilill l'or school Sunday.afternoon: Mrs. Mariah .Jackson snent several days in Columbia last week under a speeillst undergoing a treatment for her eyes with which she is liav-' ing considerable trouble. ' ?Miss Eunice iVfnyes one of our graduates who is continuing her education at Friendship -College spent Thanksgiving with her parents heiv returning to Rock Hill last Sunday. Mr. .Tom Hall, \yhpso house was destroyed, by fire, last Del o I km; ha rebuilt and moved into his new hoipc on College- Street. Fiaim n[l uppenrnnee the?fire' seems to?liavo?boon a blessing in disguise and lie will not: know the difference ten ye ars henca . . . . am n m HOLLY HILL N KM .> The Holy Hill Rosenwald (Haded oenooi is sini on me upward march under tlu* efficient leadership of J as.. S. Roberts and his tcaclu*rs they are working laboriously ami energi tieal ly to make, this year even bettor than last althb the universal cry is depression. We are striving hard To make our school surpass any of its. sizvr-atid elassr- I.ook out Orangeburg county training sebool, Holly Hill has your "water's on." We "have some of the best young boys and girls you want to nucvL We have -organized in the school a glee club .that will soon he in trim '.o [ft ^tiTki Stati, Allen. Cluflin or Benedict. Can the.V -sing*?-' Oh. yes | and how? They atv being trained by Miss A. B. Pickett.' Alms?("nssio?A loieri 'M?o+oo?U-,?k~teaclny* lias organ i/.i <i seveiaj club v. among her H. K. elas-es. These clubs have launche i a contest ana each woikinir hard to raisi-The lamest amount Tht. Holly llil RtVsenwald Gl'adcd School is al^ive wirc~witlr-,t bright fin Hue. If there's a prin. any when nrAT-^-is'TiisrvuciM-Vi" asT>" I',?.W~L, get your teachers- to work conic to HT7iiFTnir"aTkr see- principal Robert-" and -h-yr-, ; as 11. ; V .; t''Trr i:' v Trr:, push leg 'kings.to the froftl. - This is the school whi't'c till an- in harmohj and all pushing aiid .pul'iiig together Ao UiflT "Is" ' ;tn*l. Ii.t(le "U's" but one family, . (Mmf * down to tho trump cum! Holly hill is a fine place to bt>. It's a tine community to work".in. If you doubt t-hi- ask Revs. E. A. Davis and l\, C. Lisbon, they'll say it is. Why can't we say so too? On Turkey Day .Miss O B. Lisbonhad a dinner at .Mrs. Banister's Res-I . taurant in interest of Betliyl A: .M. F. Church. The W i 1 ling T.'orkcrsTCTfib me r ibers~ had a repast at the sehopl auditorium I for members and their guests on ' Thanksgiving evening. of Mrjs. Booker's. Th/ Big Four club hlul a party at the Annex in liie Tarpet district on Mohviiy night. It was a plowing StllTl'SS.? Miss Anderson and Iut-'^FL?E, girlsg;.iv<y a'" surprise dinner to the faculty and the new farmer's clnh boys on Wednesday afternoon. It was in il. r.l :i V:n i' iiv:ii We ran only s r. do this again. ./ The members of the fifth gra ;e and, I . .-1 1 .. VVn,l?ni! I 1111*11 U'ai'lUl Iltlll <1 |HII \'t | | T? V vi i iv r | (lay?a l'lei-noon iust after school. I We had two days as holidays from I hooks. Thc teachers spent the holidys in Holly Hill wi.th exception of I Mrs. Nix -wh<5 went home Tnr-sprmr:} the time pleasantly with her mother j and children. On Friday we were greatly shocked to receive the message .that Mrs. Nix. i brother died on Thanksgiving Day. | Mrs. Brown'i Misses Pickett. Lisbon ! FalWar is. Baker and Mr. W. U. Bunch ' "Trrotored to ()rangeburg on Friday afternoon to the funeral. We regret Wry jjinrnh that at this "writing MfH. Vmln?Li-hon iy-indis.posed; we hope for her a speedy, it-i covery. It may interest you to know I that while in Holly Hill you can get | - O - .ESDER ^ ^ ; ?** - ?? CHARLESTON NEWS Mr. Julius Lawton of this city has returned from the West Coast visiting his .relatives and friends here. He is spending a joyful furlough ati tending the many social' affairs thai : is making it very plesant for him. I ' Mrs. Ethel Baylor of Fitsburirh. i Pa., formerly of this city has rej.turned to tho city by the sea for an ' indefinite stay. She was gladly received by her relatives and host of friends. They are making things intere.fling for her many entertainments. Mrs. II. P. Carolina the wife of Rev W. P. Carolina pastor of Mt. Zion church made a quick visit to this city.011 last Monday noon and reSho lnuks welL and" prosperous. -??? Last Suti'iay being harvest day at ' Mt. Zion we might say the harvest was great-Jor it grew in abundance. Quite a variety oT food stuff, can goods,?fruits and?vogatablus?of- kinds and from this very appropriate* harvest many sad hearts were made t" feel glad, and manv druunv - head* was lifted up_JKhen they were presented.with those,very useful gifts ihaL. was donated by the* very loyal group-of'members.-- Many homes being visited on this r occasion. Members and non-members of Mt. Zion were included in this cheering program. Last Sunday morning and evening the pastor delivered- two very interesting sermons which was so nurcTTj enjoyed. His evening -sermon v\~ae preached from the* word "Come" it Was very interesting to see what a wonderful sermon Du\ Carolina con- " strucled from the word of four letters "Come."?His theme was Christ.. over-come men everywhere. Front this sermon he has writen another page into-the book of-has ministerial, career. A new era of activity in Mt. Zion Sunday School. Mr. C R Hart, Supi. Mr J. A. Harris assistant superintendent and district superintendent of the S. S of the Charleston district through the consistent, agggrcssivcrtess of Mr. Jno. A. Harris, in having all Sunday Schooll under his supervision he began at Mt. Zion to put into action the progressive method for the instruction of the Primahy ?f the S. S. with assistance of the officiary of the. School she has been sdtcessftrt in. The equiptment of the annex of the church for the primary grades with 'its new method of group table that js arranged fo only a certain number at each table, and the black board that tiiey can teach with an illustra ?i?n .'iikI various drawingswthat wiil jrrasp thy atention of the little ones with the interesting service of-the primary teachers, Miss Louise Ander : oil, Mi. K. It. Dash, Mr. Wm, Mi:-? Call, Mrs Rebecca Hart, and Mr. Jas. Graves. Jr., and others it should be mentioned as a great achievement in SchooCdepartment of. the chjl'uch. This newly equipped and attractive School room was tilled to its capacity on lasN?Sunday afternoon cele imnl with a very interesting program many excellent numbers were rendered by visiting friends, some of whom were: Mrs. M. E. Fields, of Centenary; Miss Jessie Jones of Ei. anuel; and the Rev. C. S. Ledbettor, | astor of Plymouth Congregational church who delivered a most instructive addniss on this' occasion and others likewise, Mr. Jno. A. Harris 'the instructor in the new method of work for the school has won great honor and praise for this [ very effective program of pregVes* ' - i vrutii rival nh-ula at Banister's Restaurant. ! Ami when yomr-home's' need a new lace let Mr. Sf. W. Edwards have the 1 "l painting it and I'll guarantee yoiTTl' ndvor get any one else to do ' your painting. I I If your horses need sTTdes sfie Mes? > *'- -J W Wchstpr and , K.C, Cain, I Sr, aitd when you need a new face see Messrs Clues. Cannady and On vie*. . Sheppards hoys they barbers right t now. Now when; it comes to pressing ! please giv0 Nolan Johnson your Work | and you'll be by him as you are a ; I anu'l cigarette you'll walk a mile to j give hint your work. i And if yoiH .want your dresses j iadfin the very latest style from Pa- | l is give Mesdanies Rosena Bunch j ml Ilennie" Stoutamire your work 1 and .you'll look like a fashion plate in any 5th Ave., store window inV| New York City. ? Now . Holly H ill boasts of having1 -United States, L)rs. Lisbon and Davis. ?_ X Experienced'Musician Teacher X of all Instruments y X MUSIC STUDIO " X ' 1311 Barnwell St. Phone 7380 y X COLUMBIA, S. C. X j* 'v jj_ Sensational Disec X A Doctor's Prescription for j: BvervBody Using It?' f $5,000 Cash Prize j{* ^ "Why You Prefer 6 X Ask Your X A r" A First Prize $500.00; Next ten *t* ty Prizes <?50.00 each; Next forty : !j? died Prizes $10.00 each; Next on Y ease cf a tie identical Prizes wi X . one side of paper only. Let your Words. Tear off Top of 666 Sal X All letters must be in by midnigh trOt will have liat of winners by i X <>(>(! Liquid or Tablets with I X ' Internal and Ext< ' J[ BENNKtt < OI.I.I-;<;i: llONOrtlll) FtU'MM'lllii WITH?mi'UI'S" sivK I:\I:K( ISI S Greensboro; N. ('., Nov. .liJ-. Startol fifty-eight years ago I;.' a ?j,-u- : basement in thi- city, h, nn.-it Col-' -We?for Women?today i.u.voi ? >! T7 founders with imprc.-i-xe '.-X"vvi-e in its half million dollar pi-.nt. Visiting educators, friends uS the ,n titution, /alumnae and .student . bu.i packed fflairie Hni-ge p< j ' pacity to her addresses approp>-.\ I the occasion and to witness la.- j fcrring of the honorary d< gic. ; Master of Arts upon .Mr.-. J..-ni;i-* 15; Moton, wife of, the noted prnu-jpu of Tuskegee Institute. ' u ~' I ' President 'David 1); Ji.ii..> iV,;j an^t a graceful word- <>4' -wt l<-onn v> extended by Dr. W. ('.a Jn< koh. > n president of the board of trufhe Greeting'. from?sister?-1'7 j" brought by President 1-. 1>. Hii of A. and 1. t allege; fi' o, the a; .. nae~hy Mrs. Stella \V. Wn<rl.\ o'i Newark. \. from t l a faMiss Willie th Player. and l i on. bstudent body by-Miss" KITfe-ib x-.- <1 fcr. The founder's day adn w.. : delivered dy Dm Wijl W. A' j of Atlanta, director .of . ib..- ? . ' sion of Intei -racial ('.oonei-ai ion a t !l In Conferring tin. honorary v a- '1 of master <?f arts 111 ? ?? Nl?M . f President Joins paid her tin-'- !' :'!', ing tribute: fc-?'Jennie?D. Mot 11.?di 1 \ .?ti ^ ' men's industries --and t ! Ilfintu nn/ow. ??. tutc; native of Virginia; lo\'ui , ? ter of Hampton; ; ;> l,?-i?ln-t -.v?-? with -girls; examplar of \vr-man4*. leader .and helper oi" women of , degree and loU'ly -V : 'f 1-7 " tor for. imerracial. umh i - : Tj pood-will: staunch ami- iatrop: , I ' "meet aiutitr Ir riVd'en hrgrlrrr;r- : " . ful and yirgilant mother. B.v vi>t : of the auohtrit.v vested in !?> '* f board of trustees.-I- gladly el.hi" i to the degree of master of ' / college and confer upon y< u al! rights and privilege's lin t thereto. In token whejfeof. 1 * you this diploma." A Thriving Institution Under the direction- of i'".Jones, Bennett if..:? one of the Smith's out--.1. :!v tut ions foT the ^educat ion iTf ? women. In five" years >t- < oih;c rolment has- increase t frm; t 163. /its annual budget a... douK.e-.... 'and ibc income from .f.u hm an- ! . multiplied by four. - .It i- r * /? 1 a- aA'-t}ra?.le Ciittcge hy . . North Carolina, ami has \\o-' confidence of a nuiiih T of .f educalt ioiiil l'Oiunhtt io;t~. The _ support of tlu-.c.ejlfetv . lipw ?es fnnn t lie .M.i-fn-: i - if- ^ Cluirclv. Presidmt J-.>ne? i- a of Greenshoroand a frrnl ;;- o v\ leyan College .md C<>!an;! a 1 sity. PRINCIPAL I. M. A. MIERS < I\ hN HIIM Iff)A\ M RpKl.'l* In > I At. I r. .\v M )Mi>. Manning. -Mi nday night tin teai . ers of Manning, schools with a lev friend's of the city met at the tn of Mrs. Stella Jenkins an.tMfcatoivu a special social in. honor of Pritnip... I. Mt. A. Myers commemorating i:i birthday.- , It was rather a unique i^ffai'f?atoi i was gotten up bv the teacKer-s iv/th 1 out Mr. Myers knoU1 lllji ?n.yT!fii.g! j it until he was sent for and wiu a ,.; the house to nml a ! >\c-i> raft > ~~ sembled for the occasion. J ihe Principal 'wa; rnjnlrrt*?! im *.o guest of.the evening, une.veil <1rc.?><wt n nfl beautiful collides danced v. in. 'delightful radio music coin, ng out from W'TB at Charlotte: otheis "i layed "bridge," whist, and other Social games whiig-riclrTTmr-i-v or rcV"f??r"" nient^ were served. ? ? ' jjelure the :clikse of the atiair. Mi>~" J. E.'Cra\vford,.principal.the byterian school, had 'Mi-. Myei- iO stand and with an appropriate speech presented him with a box of "Van-, heusen Vollarite" shirts as a special gift -from M aiming teachers. To this Principal Myers 'responded thus end ing a happy event whi.h was eiven in honor of hint by loyal teachers ana devoted friends. - -The- party was well arrantrod and can be classed as a rather "-well" affair. "Mrs. Jenkins and her husband, Dr. A. B. Jenkins own a \er> pretty home on one, of the popuia; streets one block from the court house Square. Present at t he a hair were: Miss M. E. Penilevgrass, MisTheltna Koon, Mrs.. I. S. Thompson. ?frs. Eddie Walker. Mrs, Dane.. Iter, Mr. James Walker, Mrs. J. 1'.. Crawford, Mrs. R. S White, Mi Edward Walker.; Jr., Mr<5and M.s. Robert Brunson. Dr. A. B. Jenkins, Mr. Sumter. " " / Ta >very CG6 Salve. | Treating ('ol<!a K\lorriatI> -j* felling Their Friends & s For Best Answers I 66 Salve for Colds" Druggist X Prizes $10th00 each: Next twen.- ?jPrizes $25.00 each; Next .no i.ilne hundred Prizes $5.0o envh.. In { 11 he awarded. Rules1.' Write ?>.h X letter contain no hiore than -tii'ty ve Contest. Jacksonville, t'lnridn. *:* t, January 31. 1032. Your l?tutf- .j. February 15th.- ?f>66 Salve Makes :t Complete '{' ?rnal Treatmenl. X hx~x~xx^x~j~x"x~x~x~x"x~x-x{' ' Pa z* 3 I mvY ft-VK wn nil. . Mj;VY\S SERVICE jsTA'noN & CAR AGEKJi Phone 9271 ~ open all night ... ha TTITT ox's I HI ' M ,<in St. pi * ??s ..ijd \\ \ toils , " ur It-rms . " , . - ' si . nrrrrrr s?i;iif. i \ofhsp, * 7 IV. ; FA N-e -LiNJASTEM It. ?oa"?~Mj Culture ~ 771 (j:\f- *FAN-o-..IN Hair. Scalp Dnnd'T . ; J i e pa rations a -trial. T? .? * w .: tr/ . has been "jM-f. ib-,? I:'. S. Pat 'a. /*(.! A V\ -V A . '/ > VV nle for term* i r-c-' ICarolina 1 * * -'1 I' v:* " 0 i\t Utf t Ircfrt. ' - . ' ^ro;;?: >/ I . A\ N, S. C. ' v rr* . # ,x ' ** ^ ^ -s. ' ' ' k' TIRED FEELING j I <<-A BOUT -Jive years ago I !"\ l; n ir. a very nervous P conti.t - I ihcu-h: *!us snon- J.I . ? -ciiUon " - c--u by ton.^i- ^ m P'a: ion. TP very tin $ and -t] . i; clid . pbetite \9 *> or sp. W' ii. . ~ \5~ ?P "I i'v ad f-Thf'dfo.'d's.Bluek- M '1 D'V't * t.r* tol*n \ r-^-ik I 'took one package, I i>;.V -so much better that I A1 .. t miniumd take it until I L'? A had' tab, n 3 ft "NTr.-v I tin .foclinsr much \? n bo?try j r.\: m; .ti.ptv.ie is bet- M i t"r. i.r.cl I ( ,j: sl> p well at 'V 1 k" nh?hr. I recom- -7] J> lr.oud The .' -:.u's Black- 1 Dn.:: 1- * < ' .iv.-bodv.'?-Mrs. W .1 Mai "r. .309 "\ -jj?: 'i Drau.ght | I; I : ; cc.3i7 Read the answer Slaves 1 A Syc , of Liberia By CZOZGE SCHUYLER I George Schuyler ^he oistinguished Negro writer, ofter months i nvestigoting the Black '" Republic", has written this novel based on facts as they ore in L ber-a today?a shock* | fbg ord q?C'hng s'pry I | fotfr 33r<?-S*. _ N?w .Yor? ._, . . .... _ 'I