Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Bruhs&n. ? ;; TAILORING. I)rv ( LKAV X ING AM) PHONK-i 7!.??' '[ _! ' Main St^ .f " i. * ' ('. j' - I I A Mother's (\i'.v W~ ** You \Y-_y' V " o X kW**Xm!**XmXmX* '*****'*' vv v 'I' * 00 MONTH FORIc DAY WOO lor apaciiic acci^!ente All -you do ie pay u? oriiv <- :* e?nt par d?y. Beneficiary und childran inaurtd a; n> id litional * c/ ?Ott. No madic i'a* -r.i!r.otlon r* i iWl hi No aaaeaamtiita. VII 10,000 POLICIES ISSUED IIMI ? *!* at DEATH. Gf ih'.a roller fer M 4tyi FkhInspection. Re a?If No other apLerUValt. J?it Mnd roui nimc, s,?. lo.drfaa. fcaaflclary'a nam* and ralationahip lo- a poller _ Sfcada to rau for 10 day. FK^EE Pair Southern Fidelity & Surely Co. DURHAM. NORTH CARCllNA c=rr-T?^ X0V pay only one cent a day . . ' "'l . ^ * f? rnmmmmmm ,B ew*s^W- " <_ ; : ?. T I SMITH-CmEMAN ? 1 Coal - Wood - Coke ft" , ? ?"Satisfaction or Simmy li;>. ?.*'? J PHONES 3121 ami 3125 g&ra&oaooo***:-- .-T ,-vDROPSV! bles a specialty, for Have treated hui.uiiay < i ... i _ ' _ yet to hear of anything u? ? - lai . treatment I (five lor drop..!'. , a-i tYou- i bios, Write (fi'?injf a ,. incut 1 of your troubles and \ ., | tion, if sufficient further i ?: :< ;?< i n | with a test or trial tr:;i ;>? ' ? Dr. Thos, E. Green, Dept. !1 V- f'him".Tonfi. fin _ ^ I V' W.-SV'.* ?MR V? Jpust Say You Saw it in i i u-:..v. I Wti-fir^'-rirfiAiii'iir-i i f ?'. Th' v r < (lly L. N. Stallworth) At Allen and Benedict. SouTH Carolina \vtis very mtici surprised at the decree of superiorit; Allen Showed in the Benedict-ALle! frame last Thursday. Outplaying th Deacons in every department of th Triune, the Methodists played togeth or as a unit for their first time. Bur poss, a big hundred-ninety poundei rose to supreme heights in hia firs Wtr chance to show his wares. Hi tackling, many times stopping ball rarricrs for losses, was spectacula n? was his defense against forwar passes. And too, Burgess score } h oJt Allen's touchdowns. Scott' kicking had a. great deal to do wit the* holding at bay the bucking Bap list backs. The entire Allen line i given credit, for playing stellar defer sire football, but the,y did not pla the same line that State met. Over -,4u*udi-n.a_j--iist h:ive robbed the Ben i ' i' t ot:?iTiy.ii' quiekneos?at?get tin sTaited- ~~~ 7 ~ " ' For Benedict Dean's kicking v? Mi ite-iiii''?hi?iTh-?keeping down-*i le. Allen score. It was only in th lii st few minutes and the last quartc aj.ikl. t Benedict- forward wall pLa\ i: oil Benedict brand of foot i :i 11. line thev stuck to *h"ir gir tile entire game there mav hav-1 bee a ditl'eunt story -to tell for in thos nViniUos they bio ked two kick! one Behind Allen's goal, and the .-cored their lone touchdown. ? f bt?game -wnrr-wyti offie ia bed - an .to wt'eh two good tennis pie when thsf-oHieiatihg is good so I ai -lire that those who attended the A h-.; -Beiied'ct haitlc- feel that they gr their money's worth. A Hen's season's play, shows a -stai tint was low in her scoreless ti with Walker; a rise in the 136 deter at- Morehouse; another rise in he :> l-fi slaughter of Georgia State; decided drop in their 57.-0 rout J) Sime; a further drop in the 6-0 los to Morris; 'a slight rise the nes w'eek although losing: 19 -0 to Claflii a continued rise in their tic of 1.1-1 at. latino; a sliylvt drop in the seore le-s tie against Livingstone; and he peak in - their 13-6 comeback again* Benedict. On the other hand Benedict s}vo we -inm host In the nothing-nothing ti with. Morehouse: a slight fall again* uh thnne-Cooknian in spite of her oh ided win; a disappointing drop a gainst Morris in a 13-13 tie; thei peak, a surprising level, in a score less tie against. S. C. State; just ti disappoint ing a -drop in her loss t TaHie 13 6; ah even lower drop i She 13-0 h>ss to Allen. \ railed to reach her peak '?? til the last, game; Benedict hers i TT7 tTiluT and TeTl gradually t i.a-. ? n i n.nuT u> come uacK ajjann < hill in inuurday. rhtec losses and two ties tops Bent diet's record of no wins, two los.se and * two ties.. . I Placed Won ' Lost Tied Pc Alien 7: 2: 2 .40 Mom-diet 1;' 0 2 2 .00 * * . r' At Hooker Washington kor Washington failed to show he nAvi! foi'm due probably fo ad vers -r-t?>uch us having her enttr a'la- k declared illegal by a set of of successful forward passes in a serie of downs should cailse a j>enalty an .b e also to a little inadvertent, whis tie blowing on the part of tin excite la adlint'sman who?bad.?a?referee' their tou-lulown in th.e first fiv : !:iys and then rushed the hall ove *'"r the extra point but "Avery" wa b'Vde an 1 the try: for the point, hai to- be made over. That,'second ti-m a fund)Hf caused failure. Anothe: i V i hi Hooker, quarter pi-rshtei a ftei\his .attaclc was declared illega: -lie put olf kicking until the fotlrt down- tin-h a fumble trave -Avery th ' o 1 H .ekvrls twenty. On the 4il down.' they threw a pass which Hop 1 ins slaidted' into the hands of ai -Avery man who ran one yard t v nvc. A' fry- failed- at a center rusl Y??r the extra point Other thart fo 4-1. U ..I'ui'i A very gamerr a total o - t'u " fifteen yar's an.I no firs ' 1. a n-?4-kv?entire?game??Althougl that .touchdown- was largely a resu'l 44?h+ek?in Inirnos I must say Ilia Avery should have scored on a pas wpde just before. thai one but for j ramble. ' The gaihe for IBooker Washing to waa spoiled by flagrant unfairftes of' ollicela's who called but ope pen nlty oh Avery to-twenty-or, more ot rpi-itei". by hpvjog to wait half at hour after game time- for one of A ry's players to-arrive; by the pre; '..nee o.t" sie.'-tatois on the field; an'? '. . her -failure to win. ' ? This report on that game will oj i-o'ursc; he taken with a grain of sail buY all the, above .c an he (Moved. ST. -MATTHEWS NEWS, Sunday was a high dhy at Bethe A. .M. ! ;. church. 1J. hf. Wells was n-f?hi* -best Sunday morning. Mon day night the P. E. came and he hat a model nuarterlv eonferenre FTon body wKo attended 't>he confej*enc< Hv enjoyed the?conference. Br WVHs showed himself as equal to thi task. Everybody gives St. Matthew, a hank rtnmc as being a hard place hut all we need is the right man ii the rijrht' place; and everything wil fro Or K. We have never sufferet anybody on our work. Miss destine Caldwell who is on< of the teachers in Elloree school aw one of Hbe p?:o''u-ts of St. Matthews school spent the weekrCJid home elat ives a rift friends. We art always glad to see our hand-made come in and see us. -? .?li:s bailie Ann Wilson who i< also a product of St. Matthews pub lie school is teaching at Creston anc spent the week-end in Sc. Matthews with relatives and friends. She re * T'.Ahif 'Jl'. ? . i fdinLiii .... THE PALMETTO I "The Last Parade" With - I 'ossesses ft y ? 11 e Solid entertainment dualities," ?_ terestiny theme.'irae "'i lio hat " which opens at the Capitol Thcat in5? screen product i< a. From t t speccl arid strong dramatic punc s And what is more. it drives with " mo r'uhnimr full speed, r . , d d Cookie Leonard. ;t wis.ee vac kmf;' s newspaper report er "v.iTfn:o jtAj, and h Mike O'Jtowd, t New York police ? mart, are the orirSeiitil eVi'iv'ii'tnrc ;s Both men arc in love with pretty i- Molly Pearson. Cookie, hijacks a y liquor truck and swiftly takes his - place as king of the underworld', lie h_ clashes vviLu__a rival mi-ly iccr aiuL g- HnqHy bvnni.'s hini n: .?Lvt 11 Hie of-~ fai u ol' his ft icin!.- .' mtH??am! Mike * do not save Cookie from a Jvagic 'I lend. :? e| Jack Ilolt. as Cookie Leonard?a 'r Irole alien to- anything lie has ever 1'- before attempted-.?proved ...that he possesses -versatility/and finished act ine ability. Tom Moore s. iil i'd LU_ the'part of Mike O'Uowd and Con r.stance Cunimings made Molly P.ear sU^jflE-'a nhanmng inn oi.nc. V J Splendid performances were also contributed - by Robert Litis/ Caylord d^-PWt^IntmTj I Iiml s ' Erie C. Kenton's* direction was well > handled throughout. * 1- TILL XLW C K:\Ti R\'( !.( H All"*. Jhlte ''Kub^thT^niiriiulljH -{. cntertai<H'.; t!u 1i'.? <>:' the Xev ie Ceni i! 0 L.. : . :-.l e.. no.-n if Nov: 11?:?r!"?rr.-rf?rr--?. iei-ny-TTfi I'icnnv' in ,kci pi\g wit.i Thanks-'; a | giving season, were pf ~_d. to tiny I club liuml'ei . :M* i 1 ' K. .Jenkins i8 j'lccoivedu loVel.V' iahlc" j.mhi fociuAk-: :t J itUf. tils I:i..i i- --1 ?vo. e. L s. Waller ..I ills >W ii ivi -iv.'d \, i/.v ii :v iio.se i'"o? O I ttri- ?*? M r - 11 1 i? i _ I tin- I looby |?i ;j \ i'-'ttv tuuui,|. kerchief. ii I '.i., . a iad cultr-e ;l Wits SenTTt *?, : 31 rs. Ayabelln Iimijw i Ii 'was t ha (1' jirnciwii;- h -it - ,< xa.i -k '. r.) oa n* lfLJ day nllt ra S-'_"V f*'oir: tabics for bridge. wnv artk-i icaliy arranged' e in Ihd living luoin. Ai the* cbijclu_ aiu:r At I'.ii1' ;-n- s i\\ .Mrs. j,. j Jake Kubr.nks iaicivid it' Invily lunI clli oil S' '. ! >' t score. IS | Mrs. Marian-t*. i .1 ..-ecohd hijrli 0 | stoiii ai-ul uvU > * v.. " IM t M v'van-^ n it* set. |;?.lh . " in' heavy linen an ' in ; .!! i oidre.l in ''Bnl^rai iatr culm s." . -1 ei 1 frown .. i received ~ ?T .i'm -vTiTef lor a th^?lo.\ ?a?i jfii. ad course was served 1 the ehai iii.intr ho.-.fi s-. | - * s"_L_ ..Sl MTlik :q,'h S. ' (C'onriiuied I';.~e "Sour) s Morris. -? ^ ( ' Some of the ifU'in'oers of Shiloh q 15a|.tist ( liati h dire led an rtl'toi'? noon of sjiorts in the form of races of different kinds on Thanksgiving afternoon pincee.h. were for the- hen-* efit of lite, ehurclr i- . The .Mm k (Vim-reive which conl' vened at Knianuel' on 'Monday eve ening Nov:' flu * rea-teii km.-.;liter from heyinninp: -to. tmL ._S.ll.Utl AUts..imports.oil from pastors of the various char-. - re* s ' Quite a few sit dents < ho are away d attending college snout Tluinksjrivinj? - at home. . d Miss Evelyn ('uthhert who is leachs inu?in fniiwity -ILi?si-h ,nl?spent the. e .Thanksyiviny holidays ai home Mr<j r Ballon of Conway ucconipaniod Miss ; s Cn(ld>ert?anil -was?her?truest?while d in the city. e Williams of .I'm'rest oh spent r Thursday evening. Nov. vit> with Mr. 1 and Mrs. C. I > Russell s! I'rof arnL Mrs- .1 (' !miulono nod I. family spent Thahksyhiny day ih ft Oraiiyi-hiiiy 7 u Mr Her 1 ?< ! . i i> -Lll ijii.- cjty , It on acoouiit of the--illness m' 'his mother j - Mj's Jessie DeLorthe ti Mesdames M W Wiiliams and M. j o L. Bovkin attended -the funeral of ! h Mr. Brooks their hro her in-ht'w in ; i' "XlexaniTnh. Via. In-1 reTT". Mes.-^ f dailies Camilla "Tle ith. Mat tic An- j t derson, Marie Johnson, Mr. WilMams h Brown oi \\ iln.unytou. a" spent t Sunday nhd Monday with Mrs. Ellen t Bi'owii:??? S _ Mvs !. ,\ Siolf't i i n wa-i p.nllo/1 ! a New York City last Avoi kOn aAount __of. the illness?of her on. .Air,?J, J J 11 Singleton, Jr. s Mfcsdarnos C A. Lawson, I. D. Pin son, Miss Tlieo Lewis an i f i of. Crawl | i atened the concert:" directed by Mr. j i Geo.. L. Johnson in C<?hi '.ia on Sun- j --(Ley afternoon. Mrs. Lav.son spent j * Saturday in Amriista. . ^ I 1 1 Mr Logan ITT Athens. Co., visited j I Miss Chtirloit?Biggs ot. Friday ami f Saturday. tt. President .L'inson. .Mr. Manning j Moore and Dr. K. C. Jones attended ! the Claflin-?iIorri,s. game in Orange? burg on Thanksgiving Day. ports a good school. *1 Misses Mario Caldwell. Cora Bell ' Mitchell of Iiookerv_AYusLmgton Hi | school in Columbia spent the week- j | end home to the delight of many. ' Miss ilennie Owens a student of, * Allen University was ho the for i Thiinkstrivmr 3 J The play at-the Si. Matthews Bap- j ? I list entitled "The Picture Show of; I Three Generations was quite, a sue- ; 1 cess. The participants as well tts ) j the promoter need to he commended. j 1 We were shocked to have heard of , the death of Miss Louisa DeLorme's j J mother. Miss. DeLorme was once a 1 I teacher in our public school. The 5 i trustees-,-'faculty, and the entire com-, I-[ir.unity sympathise-with hor in ' trouble. - We were glad to have our Cx-pas-1 tor Rev. A. J. Martin to come by and 5 see us in our quarterly conference. -'He loaves us some*~wholesomc re I marfes. We h^po for him an abundJ ant success in his new work at TTau rens. KADER ... ^ -JL. ^ Jack Holt, Strong Dramatic Punch combined with a timely and int ltnradc," the Colu mbta"picture re Wednesday night, an enthrallhe standpoint of atmosphere, h this offering registered a-hit. the force o^a high geared dyna J C K Holt i n ' T^h ? Lilt P# ? 4 d c "* A Columbia Picture"'A 1 l rvn a i i.' ? ^ i.uwfc.,1 iVETVS. The faculty and students of' ther Alltndale County Training school en.yt'd the two days vacation given j lor Thanksgiving last week. ' .Miss Kssie Trapp and Mrs. Louise ["Crawford spent the Thanksgiving holidays at their homes, Columbia, and-Savannah, Gu., respectively. Both -report a very-pleasant trip. .Misses Ruth and Rebecca Thompson were visitors in Charleston Thurs l lil \ . ? ?r?7?f 7 " 'licst and Mr. Joseph Singleton visited Augusta, Ga., -Saturday. .Miss Agatha Anderson and Prof. tierard Anderson, principal of the Fairfax Graded school spent the week-end in Marion visiting Prof. Anderson's wife a,nd baby. Miss Willie Mae Lofton spent Sat-, utday pleasantly in Augusta. ! - Rev. and Mrs. C. L Anderson and daughter Mrs Sarah Dix, Mrs Rosa Maner and Norman Sanders visited 'Augusta on Wednesday. Little fMiss Helen Rice who is spending the winter in Beaufort with her. grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs- J. I. Washington arrived home Wednesday to spend Jhe Thanksgiving holi days -with- ;her parents "She was accompanied by her little cousin, C. u uniun^iuii, or, Mrs. Sadye VV Rice, Master Samuel Rice and Mrs Loouise Thompson spent Sunday in Beaufort very pleas aivtly wjth their relatives. Mr. Gerard Best and Miss Th'eodo : ia Beard were also visitors in Beau TurT Sunday. ? . Mrs. Sarah Ann Bryan of Savannah. Ga., Ts visiting her brother-inlaw, Mr.? Frank Allen,, who contin m.s very ill. ;?, . ffMilllMWiUfMWMlMfflBMMTMOT b GOOD times '1 this rule hold: H what the peo; I LET THEM * |;?OthHAVE | - IN ONE I "Advt 1 fe&s 1 THE L I DO IT F< f " " NOTICE! 3] The A. U. Club No. 1 will give a ! Trip Around the World Monday night,1 December 7, at 8:80 o'clock. i You are cordially invited to come to Allen University the Grand Central , 1 Station, aboard the cars and lets j -have a jolly good time: * I The trip will drive away the blues ?<md the depression and will give ' | wholesome 1 relaxation. Pie as u re amusement and in the meantime you will be helping the A. U. Ctul) to do some constructive work. | After leaving Grand Central' Sta- J tion (Allen University) stops will be made at the following?countries:-^ Iceland, Mr. J. B. Lewie, 701?Rich-- ^ land Street. California, Miss Lucy Keed and Miss Mamie Griffin, 1608 Calhoun Street. Brazil, Mr. W. E. ' Vance, 1501 Manning Ave. Russia * Miss Hattie Johnson and Miss Helen Fox, 2318 Pendleton iStreet. Ire- , land, Mr. Talmadge Chappelle and . Mis'? TUhel Gibson, 1208 liar don Street , V?nnrn^ Mice ?rnnhi.?^.vr. ami t Mrs. Kate Washington, 1301 Barn- j well?Street.?America,?Mr*.??Jt-A Collins, 2227 Lady Street The faculty and students of the j Allendale County Tratninfg School ? re ere r very much tn have one of its r faithful teachers iMrs. -Louise Gi i Bing absent from the class room on j will soon be able to return to school, j ' Her place is?being -filled- Jay- Mis*.?I Beatrice Thompson ef Orangeburg? i A radio party was given last week at the home of Rev. and Mrs. H. r- McFadden by the senior class of Har- c ! din Academy. A most enjoyable ev- j fehing was spent. . ? ; ~~~ "j J I)r. Thos.^Best of Orangeburg pas- ^ sed thru the city on his way from j -Beaufort and spent-tt fevrTiours -pieas s ' antly with his parents Mr and (Mrs, j Time Roof j The Thanksgiving dipper served by ^ , the Parent-Teacher Association lust-? ! Wednesday was enjoyed by all. A ( neat sum was realized for the school. <. |- Macedonia C. M. E. Church and Simpson M E. church recently^u're- a { sented plays to appreciative audi- j encea?r??:? ?g? | Mrs. 'Gertrude Ford Home Econo- j mica teacher, attended the State meet t ?mg, at .State College-Friday and Saturday. * * | Prof. Charles Ford spent the week j end at his home in Barnwell. | MARION NEWS. ' J ^ Quite a large crowd attended pray-' c er and class services fast Thursday. * nife. We want* this kept up every _ Thursday nite. *" , ! Even though the weather was a ' .little gloomy on Sunday morning-the j people were on hand early to hear c the sermon preached by the pastor. . I Twelve, preachers preached in. St. ^ John last Sunday and nite represent ' ing the Twelve Tribes. All of the ^ sermons were real -good. Rev. T. J. g Ransom of Mullins preached the first ^ sermon and everybody seemingly enjoyed it Rev.- John Broadus acled "j as master of ceremony. Dinner v$as . furnished by the newly organized _t ielub known as the Stewards. Aid * Board. _Sister Cora Lester is the c president. - ? Doctor 1). C. Deas. presiding elder of the Marion District who has been I ft? fc. or dull times, | s good: "Have 11 plewant, then S MOW-THAT I! H.- : - - I WORD, I,' irtise" 't n ; -ft ?:?? ' ?? -i ET '; JLADLK I 3RY0U!! I' \ IT. x . ' ' I- ' ' , .. ? Saturday, I)*M?4M?her 5,- 1931. BIG SHOTS TAKEN , , FOR A RIDE Naperville, 111. Nqv. S'cws has just reachecT Tne Leader Illinois are publishing a new edition of The Official History of The fclegro i?ace. The book is called PROGRESS DF A RACK and is by W. 11 Crop ^ nan, LL.-D. and J. L. Nichols, A. B, vith an introduction by R. R. Moon of Tuskegee Institute. There tre special articles by Mrs. Booker __ C, Washington, W. M. Dogan, C. M tlclden, Alb.on L. Holsey, and other noted writers. 475 large pages and oyer 200 half tone engravings tell the ale of Race Progress as it has never >een told before. Where can you find more thrillirij?leroism than was displayed by one ^risprre - Attacks'in the Tomoug Boson Maoliaere? Oi Peter Salem at Junker Hilt? Or Major Jeffrey in tn? faroEoign n] . MotrHp?, Or John Wall and William Carrey at Fort fVagner? Or Capt. Callioux at Port Hudson? Or Quintin Bahdero in th<,\ Cuban. War? < )r Priva.tps Roberts ind Johnson, the first Americans to eccive the.coveted Croix dc Guerre n the,World War? Why, beside tne 1 :lol'fOus achievements of such men ho modern gntnr warfare -of-Al Go innn .,.,,1 U.o 1__1_ .? II.O 1IAS..U1 IUUJ f. 1.111 "ivl l tUUKS kke-a-Sunduy School Convention? ^1 he Big'Shots' . .j Futhermore, The New Progress of fJNM i Race nuw includes "Who's Who ~ n the Negro Race," an exclusive opyrighted feature that tells you vhb .the big shots are' today arid why. Nothing like it ever printed before. {ou read not only History, But history in the making. 'rominent people everywhere praise his amazing work: . ' "The bc>'t accomplishment yet^-pu^ dished."--?T. J. Johnson, Principal Shelby Institute. "Deserves a place in every libriry."? 'O. IK Bernard, Tenn.. State Vgent. . . "* ?"Til" bni.1 I I I- .iVMioined" D c Jraytom- President Alabama Chris-, iari Institute. nT would not be without it.'?J. D. Iillk President C. & S. Baptist Colege. You're On The Spot Here is a change for you to obtain this precious Volume at hplf price vithout your first sending a cent. iiroply maik aiftl ni'ail~ the bandy" oupon below. ' Instead of the rpuular irice of pay the postman only 51.45 )?1 ir- a fi:\v tints postage. You yill then have for your very own the atest and host Race History Ameria has ever seen. If not satisfied, 'our money will be refunded instan- ' . iy. V But only a limited^ number of co- '"sje pies are available.-at this remarkable avinpr, So put youVself on the spot . o-day. ^ ,_J Here's The Spot __ r. L. Nichols & Co, Inc,. Nancrville. Illinois * Dept.- C. vi-rfr;?Send me the latest- edition of ' 'ROGRKSS OF AJiAC'E for a week's *aminatiomr--l-Av411- pay postman 51.15'?the bargain pi ice?and posapre. If it does not please me I will etnrn if aild yon refund the $1.45 ' Tame *. 5t^, and No. , J ' ?r'ity . ' Stale ?* J ~ f you care to save postage send only $1.115 cash. n doors a few days is now up and >ut on his district, attending. * his. Ill-tie's as usual The District is re1 ! ? - - * ' 1 1 4 "* luuni lu ue in a wonting ana neaitny.??1 ondition, ? ?? IjiW.ll(lull !V!im>K the president f the ^Young People's Progressive 'lub says that the club is moving n each week. Let us bid them God peed. All of the clubs of St. John^^j^ hurch have planned-a good program^ or the year. We wish fut' them a mooth jour no y. rl lie baptist. Iluion-hald laat weak it Nichols was a treat to all who atewled. Doctor Pmaon, the president 1' Morris College accounted well for limsolf. The writer in company with Tof. O?Y. Valentine, principal of he High school of Mullins motored ver. on Saturday morning and spent while meeting okl and new friends Bio. A. A. Taylor preached a wonlerful sermon last Sunday. B-ro. t'ardell ,Nichols was -there too with lie goods and delivei'ed them. < Bro. 'roadus says none can beat him.' _ We?were clad to see our large roup of young ladies Komi for TiankagjvTng. They have been -away ? i different parts teachifig. The folding named persons were home: lisses Lillian Franklin, Edith Evans lary Eva Davis, Erma Benjamin and Ihannie Lee McQueen. Prof. Johnakin, the prinicpal of he Marion County Training school s iikaniug nuwiy iriunas' in anu DTTC f the city. He has a splendid faeuly * Prof. 0. Y Valentine is all smiles hese days and says he is planning nr wnnt.hftr big school drive. That's jst like him. Night school for Adults is going n in vthe Marion Training School, nd everybody who needs it should ike advantage of the same. . A Thanksgiving .mogram -WA?-ha<L?:^?!*| y the Horry County teachers at the edar Branch School, Mrs. Mamie E. Richardson, principal and Miss Bea ic?_M...Crawford, assistant. Above 11 Thanksgiving programs we have \ per ha?t this one wtir voted the beat* J An appropriate program wAs rented by the different grades and quartet was lead by Miss B. M. rawford, one of the teachers. After f i? program we had an enteitainlent, and played a lot of gmef; and >ld out all of our refreshments.