The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, December 12, 1931, Page Page 6, Image 6
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PEXI)IrEYf>\ NEWS. I
The; members ayd ..." < f Kin'j? -1
Chapel are all sia.h - of the No
return of?Ruv. G. M. ' . i .- < pas- lim
for the uplift of the c'i .r-h and com, 'J
his loving wife live lon;r ; .a i .ay they wh
stay with us mjjny \ ~ars, be-> the
caus,. truly t'uy y : mi)
they never grow v, , \v.?rk rui
fo the uolift of ti.v i to car
munity. _ riu
Chapel attended - confer- for
ence in (jry rri:i?;??L. " -K. G. rig
Reese. Manm- M: . Mil- Lu.
ler? R. J. Clark. 1 ' F. ivR.
Reid. Susie Jb\".\v ^ e Tack- ha
Messrs \V. II. T? ? ' . '! sojnpson i
ford. Cdia-' .Ma s y. Towns,' "tl:
soh;and dawirntei M .t* t-Vaw- the
C. It. Vance and d .... . :'' .?i; Ilro. tnc
Abe Millitu-r. lov- j
?al. rou. x.tu-ala-for '?-?au.:;..
nf tlu> PMt'wii . i.* * nv.n.t
?- - v.??-v in*!
,and spok, fo i ! ; . " -anally' i-iu
for tin- rent ii '?" *' - . As
ho left our (living !. i sa-. t'ht
tisd'o'd?tiwu?Uir v iI'lUl?be?
granted. Mrs. It. Ik' . "U was
- the next -oni- '-r? .v; .n
were not ther.? in p-\- > ;]riday
but our prayet.- v. re : V.'l vyl.te IKj
all of one .Uceord,' t ...
The Harvest K:J!y - ' .' a suecess.
The eliureli s- ' ; a rue- _
cess. -The elm re it -u: IfuMy '
deeoratcd wi.ii . '
had allowed ys t > i.e *. . i.i '? date "al
with our pastoi i l,r\. Hi. t'u
Crawford of And- r.- . je'u.. foi 1 ul
us. Everybody en' . . sage ' >'
he. brought us. A ': t. - nrwas .? i
over, two ears'wo < M-erilu ''C
- .contriburirTT?" : iv 1 . - tee
Mis. Brown in.T orfu'i " *'*
_ way 'thanked v\ . .wlv-ti
they had given,- ehi
Mr: H. II. K-h . on'})- tot
son. .Toe M-ijse -i ' > : .rl.s- ? 1m
ton Friihiy I-. - ; ! ~ TTT
relatives;
Our Skin-!usa ?r ?ko. Ja,
~r with' an o;>""Ir " ~'_i: '"m si?;
the person of 'Mr. .a. ', ' . '. n .i sin
with ten U-av'.. 'a- Go
?-day Teuenw- ?:? ? ?? k-i, -tin
day night, i. u . i i. t"ti
after we finished ' * thp '.oii
IfdSteTs "r~ ' m"
The Missif nnt; " . -i n^'citv
December 11: *15'' A3 \vc
-i.; "
fot* tl'v. j'f:t: ' the
the. year. r.
sented a rr - ? ? " ./ vtt 1-j?,u
knuwn 'as -\t
rami's ?" L < ' Voi
were v. ritUv ..
then t key. v.. ' ! .
= each one v. _ ?""?r-^_!
?' t? iutHihi'e
- fWomher r.i- ! ? ';': v>
your f'l.Uci1 !'''1
know wlio !
? jjjyt me ' -p-- "' .vt
kept \.
.?-Mrs. (< ; .?i;p: ?? ...... >11" j }?4j
dct son on ! ': 'i = . :> j ,
body lias ' ? < u ' . '; ;n- | On
Thursday n 1 u' } <
for' which w, v.. . j ];i.
. Hew and Mr-., ; v.vn j
the c inner Vn< - . - M ' [77
(.Lot'tr o i'.'. .M- - ... I Wi
Sunda,- M\ .* t'? ' , 10
s. ondi!. ' _t.se a
Md.,- with he ' ' ' 1 i-a
a pleasant . , '. ie
* f l a' lee I r 1 ? " ? ' i ' I M I).
held their M.s. *?- a
Sumlay * a-l'tes!." ^ i-x"
pressed thov.:-i':>. i- ~ u,
ed the niei t mtr. # \Vl
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1 ' ' lo:
.M li 1 i 1 1 " '??r
h'appy - pi' . ; : ami j.ii
tcaclu-i ^Suii'Ki\ wi
after ili-voii.-<M ' '. !>' up
their'<l'itY w il l; ' . e<i l?>r. vv?
40 milium.~ : i! ' ' > ; li,
view of li..- K . he
^He'v. I't *. ~ ^
morning * r,n-" \v,
- gregation. '! a -:'K -."p.
to. rt-.j iii f ; .?'? 1 .j,
front li1.-- i.
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^fnr-ior . -. = . 7 TTT:
Sanitay; vv. w ?- '? -v ,
j . Hrv, n. " . -* 5
w^.jvhippem
his geeff! p. <., '! . i',t
at > "
Mi> \V:;: : '/ ! -- .
ient a' .'.li.; .W 1: J* ;'t
home. . ' ~ |.(,
The \i-i-'
Prof. Xe.-i. i'.- -rrtSOS
H M .lju: . W- |V;
Cora I.; A-h ' . . VV(.
are ale a;. - . y< t;..,
our churei.. A ^
?*?:?of IM'oi'.?Xi ;:1.? ' ??
fatthfoi "TT-ii ' ? ??^?+ * v
siek?Wt ht.j?e H ,'!
again. V !':
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Rev. T. h\ ' ' ,:'The
P.'..' ' "i
Union wm wi<." ' ' L
? tist chui>-h ? u ^
trust that .the jinum-.. 1 *' ' .. / 1
lag, let it.- nut h ' ' 1 1 'I-' "
ion flee from us." I '
quietly spent ift 1 ho atn
1 only "pnri u o ' 1 ^ ^*1
. . Sunday l).ecr :'l-;
day. "The S'nvd.iv * * - "r;!
?^ ed at the usual li . r ^
son .in charge. V - ^ . . beau-' I'C..
tifully V> uliiiiio a.'i ' .is no- 'for
rived thci'ofi:<o:i.; <h..- t ' V j ^*'t
tor gave space for r. :r.e.a.hers , Sti
to express their le?. I; giate- j wii
ful manner for ho [. and mo
spiritual Dii'ssiitK - -l i
The . pastor then it . 1 a morn- Chi
in# lesson the Mail; . a tiff I so
which ho preached. ' 1 I'di'd st''l
chapter of Isaiah ' > l i vers- (
es. This divine-is ressinjLT his, Mr
way to the front n? ministry, tor
Our prayers are I V a OOptinuu/l t in
;* success. . ".v
Miss f. (bloTton 'h' JlUsyiv1-?Rrr
inff at her hQme. ' '; he an ?To
entertainment ;it on Ur.-enwald .wt
School benefit* the school. j Tht
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nife :?- '*?
flARBISON
IS?KENDALL 0 j
larbison ended the season Friday
veinber 27 by defeating Kendall <
tivute 13 to 0 . i
L'ho boys l'rom Suinter looked easy ]
en "Steve" Davidson kicked off to *
ni and it was Harbison's ball one I
rrato attei-the jftHae~&CgjHTrrftn 1
i, and long pass?Shell to Goode,
t ied the ball far in Kendall's terjry.
AK'Kuudon, a Hat bison reserve '
;k> earned -the ball joff left tackle
a gain of 15 yards and again off 1
ht tackle for a touchdown. "Lamb"
man caVried the ball off right tacior
the extra point. Quarter ended <
rbison 7 Kenuall 0 ' i
n the second, quarter the boys from
ie Gamecock city" strenthened and
: ball was in play in the middle of
; xicId during the whole quarter
11 the thild, quarter the Sumter boys
ne hack into the game with a
rV spritei and advanced the ball to
abisunls -two yard lino but a pwnali'or
oil-side, several tackles beliind
i line oi senmige, it was Harbison's
il on then own 12 yard line. "Steve"
k was good lor GO yards, Harbisoa
>k the ball oii downs in midffeld,
!apotnPort'ee carried the ball arouright
end lor a gain of 25 yards,
t all other attemps to advance the
id uuled,?(juarter ended,Harbison Kendall
0 . ' , .
Mter three failures to advance the
1 Kendall kicked. Shell advanced
; ball about ten yards, another end
i by l'oitee, several off tackle runs
'Lgnib" for long gains put the baoh
Kciulall's 10 yard line, the
amccocks" stopped McFaddenrpar1
and Low man at the line of scrinitge
bill-.Shell,- on-a-fake-play, carrithe
ball off right tackle for a touJown
not even a single "Gamecock"
iciied liim. it was a beautifull run.
: extra point failed. Game ended
ii'blsoii M KendMl 0""? \"?
I'he Harbison team played well Friy
and in the last four games of the
uioTT.^-err?defence,""special mention
juid go to: Hopkins, "Tucker and
ode etuis; Davidson ."and Spencer,
rkles, lVguej eemer; Rosebore and '
uvens", guards; Shell, quarterback
. ol'i'utoet. Loman, Partee and Mc
lVu-'J la i bison team will have four
eks of football practice in~february
d bas? ball practice will begin in
3. first week in March.
Ai tMK football players will rert
lor practice the dsticond week in
igii't-anff fkat season the team will
it pete with Benedict, Allen, Morris
d others.
Pep Boozer, reporter ' _
LOOKli AKT' N tiyS *
"T- - ~
It is wntulori'ul how God works.
:r v an : Ian bill God Wtl| ihattge It. "
- had planned for Thanksgiving
t it was. changed. On Wednesday
. i Ovidv'cij a letter from our daughr
in .Benedict College, that our son
il. *'Ik-Began was vory sick. We
ycd all plans aside and rushed to
dtimbju ou Thanksgiving to see
;n. We found-him real sick, but
- nicely cared for by Or. M. A.
.ans our old'friend and Miss Pinn
nursb and Mr. E. T. Holms, his
oni. mate. Thinking hc would soon
vcvejy we returned1 home the same
t m in mn.?Thc_iuixt.Wednesday the
<1 intelligence "camt. that he . was
riously ill and was. in the Waverlcy
spital. On I'ecoipt of the message
inifdiately closed schdbl and went
t I'ilMiUHU. nne n.. is very, very
k, yet lib is .rotei v i 11 g y II -the at
in ion -that loving frieilds can do.
r?crr-li in licai lily thank several of o
teachers, the president and his
U, the students, and especially Dr.
vans for thc_many sympathetic
irds and kind deeds. Our prayer is
: t tlu- young man, who is working
liar.' \y prepare himself for future
. i nines.-, will recover.?
We spent one night with Dr. and
t . .), JTSTarks, the honored presrnt
of the college, who treated us
kindly ainl we certainly enjoyed our
iv with them. Hr. Starks is a ;
11ia11'r^Tsirr^^ jamc ^
'; ; i-.e aide ass is t a nee of his nobfe*
u he In.- always succeeded. lie ;
.eiinself known, by building th ,
tool, at Seneca,. then put Morris
'eire in Stimter-on the map. Judg- '
tin- future by the past, we look>
great things at Buneifict. At noon 1
wcri' plcustd to se the student
n 'ded in the chapel for de- '
-i.nr. \\\ were called upon by Dean !
ill; to say a few words to the stuns
which we did. IIow happy we .
re to spend awhtleHvith the School '
t ia.ule us. We thank Prof. Town
auu .Lieatl .Sun.11. lor Kincness ^
>Vt aw' a little time lift and
I in u>c that 1>? calling on a few
Mais. OOur. tirit i?top was at the j
a' nl la v.' anil Mivi 11 K ^
' ' * cc[ilc's kocor:ier. For iW n
:rs we have la en a subscriber to th j
}lie's Recorder. From here to the
ice el' Clio Palmetto Leader. We (
, ; ,'i, iiampUin \iuvy. bimy getting ^
ha per off the press _ let we j
joved a..-hort chat with him. Then ^
ilie drug store looking for Mr. .
ke Watson. We were told that ^
is now an insurance agent. We j j
litod to see Mr. N. H Collins, who v
' to run a dry goods sti*e and we *
,nd that Tic is dolttg insdrahce work r
>\v to the drug store to see Dr. J. j,
Ruff and Mr. BeaTy Who were
imrly Union hoys. A few words ^
h them and we .stopped on Taylor [
-cot to >tie Mr. J. A Roach, and'
s* informed that Mr Roach had j
ved his printing shop to Benedict
en we thought about all these
mges that we did not know and
surprised us, that we styled our'
"a late Rip Van Winkle."
)li th(. fifth Sunday Mr, J H Land ?
W A Smith and the writer moed
to the Maple Ridge Baptist
irch to the Union meeting We en- I ^
scborottgh.- - This waV thc time for
ction and the following officers (
re elected: President, Rev. J. A. 1
miipson; Vice President. Rev. J, C. 1
^THE PALMET]
JONESVILLE NEWS
Sunday was a beautiful day and
during the Sunday School services
at Bethany we were graced with the
presence of Dr. L. A. Sartor of Union
who in her unassuming and sunny
disposition beautifully taught the;:
tenstm? Her teaching""though lull oi "
thought, yet so simple was explained
in such a way that even a child could
undeislum!. After this Rev. Surraft
who was sent in the pastor's absence
Rev. Wilburn a9 he had to be .away
on business, but was there during the
evening service. Despite the weath?r
the attendance and collection were
good.
' The B. Y. P. U is succeeding splendidly
We have a large enrollment
and the lessons are thoroughly explained
by Miss Long our teacher.
Rev Williams gave some touching remarks
and emphasized the Tieeessity'
of everyone to become a member of
the., Sundav School- and B P. U.
Our public school, is doing some
real work under its principal Prof .
Ezell. He is little but loud, and says
they a're going to have a number oik
school. ~ .. ?r
The ninth grade has been added!
and Mis's Myrtle Talley of Union-who'
holds an A; B. egree from Benedict
has bee" ndiled ;ig?their?fourth in structor.
Mrs. Lillie Kelch spent Thanksgiving
in Orangeburg with her sister
Mrs. Wilkins. : \ 'r
Rev. and Mrs. J. H Gilmore, Prof,
and Mrs. Ed. GatTney and Mrs Julia
Parham were visitors at the home of
S Thompson Thanksgiving. '
Thb little son of Mr. Herbert Hughes
continues sick, also Rev. J. H. For-'
nandez: We trust they will be bel- '
ter soon. ;
Jonesvillians were saddene<l to hear
of the death of Mr. Wm. Haney hrJ
Washington, D. C. Mr. Haney for- j
mefly resiaecT here;
WH1TMIRE NEWS
?Sunday being a beautiful day many !
people were seen going to the Vari 1
ous churches. The Sunday School of |
Bruce Tabernacle was very largely i
aMondoth-with?Supl. J. ('|~ilyrd and
teachers at their post of dutv. The
lesson was beautifully discussed by
Ihe^ entire classes after the discussion
of the lesson Mrs." Maude Mc-j
Clcllan, gave a general review which |
was enjoyed by all.
At 7 30 Rev. C H .McRae seleytejl
as his text "Following Jesus" ' amn
preached a very instructive and ire;
spirutional sermon Each heart was j
_ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wallace motoredj
to Marion. N. C. Thursday to visit |
his Sister Mrs John Peud they rcported,
a pleasant tirn.
- 'Mr.?Mardol} Wallace and MT^s t. !
Glenn motorod to Newberrv last werk j
Mr. Mardell Wallace and his Coupe !
can be seen in aiid around Cedar :
Grove now adays. :
Mrs. Maude McClellan sneut ithe-j
week-end in Columbia with Tier hus- '
band Rev. McCleNan.
Miss Quester Fantj, Mrs. Vivian
Fant ana children motored to Union,
Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Gilliam is Imme after
attending the annual conference in
Rock Hill while there shc was the
guest of Mrs. R. J. Bouhvare un'l reports
a pleasant- -trip.-Mrs.
.Alice Nonl of- Santuc, is in the
city visiting Mrs. Fannie Shell.
Mr. Mardell Wallace Mr. J. C. Byrd
and Mrs. Cinda Rayford motored in
rsewoerry Monday.
Mr. James Davis of Chesterfi Id is
hark?i?> t lie file to the ili-litro. < i
wife and son. ' !
The show given at the school audi- ;
kunuiri auiuruay was quite a success, j
It Avas given by Mr. Eugene" Mor man
of Union, in interest of our school. j
A neat sunv was realized.
_ When?you?want to?doll up and I
look your best stop at A. C. Cal Nvell
Barber Shop, where you get the la- i
test hair cuts and face treatment.
While in the city if you want a com- I
fortable place to stop and eat where
yjuu,.gt'lLiromf.-.cookc.d,l'.uu(Lam1 sri y.kcu.
with a smile stop- at--SortyrJif^Sf^^ T
rAVhen you want your old clothe* -1" ,
look hew especially for the Christmas '
holiday call the City?Bry Cleaners. Roy
Wallace is always at your service.
No suit to bad to be made
new.
When your horses need shoes see
Mr. Dewey Aughtry our city blacksmith.
..
Don't forget the Suhday School. A. 1
Z. K. League and regular Services
it "Bvucc's- Tabernacle eyery Sunday.
HQMTXEXT I'll YSH'TAN I'AS.vES =
Charleston, S. C.?Dr. .Wm. H.
Johnson of tV)is city departed this
ife on December lfh, 1931. .His fun' I
A? tt.U HL'ia liL^lul'ris-Jll'hWll A.Tg *
1'j. Cliuieli.on Deccftrber 7th, Br. Ben-I"
iow, pastor officiated.
Dr. Johnson is survived by his wi- "
low, Mrs. W. H. Johnson and one
laugllt^l' 6! New Vork City. He ha.- \
reen practising in^this city and coun- ,
y for more than forty years. His
valuable service in thi?
las been superb. He was termed, the
'ather of medicine and he has alvays
taken the initiative part in ov-?
anything Unit-wa??promotive to his
ace he possessed great race pride and *
e has been v<ry active a|y a servant?!
>f his race up. to a couple of years '
igo, his health began to fail him, he '
hen ceased in his practice. 1
From his long and valuable pro- 1
'essional career in this city and
:ounty, his passing is marked with 1
;adness to the hearts of this entire J
ommunity. He was well represent- i
>d by two fraternal organizations, '
>eing a member of Prince Hall Ixwlge J
>f the Masonic Order and a member
f the Eastern CJates. His funeral '
vas marked as a memorable occa-ion.
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Collins; Clerk, Deacon J F. D. Mc- |
iahan; Treasurer, Mr. Henry Smith '
The Union i? doing a great work. |
rO LEADER ??? i
.
COKESBUBY NEWS * ?
Th
St. Paul hail a good stcrmon by Ag
their pastor at 12 o'clock Sunday. 1
The public school has an enroll- da;
nn nt of 100 childi e-.i new ones every i
dayr-to--add,TW>-4t*d avp hava giln'h gut
short terms. -**- ~ jTh
The friends of Mr. and* Mrs. Sam- irei
uel Goggins regret much to learn i?3
of the.-death of -Mrs. Klmibeth?An- jtfer
derson in Washington, I). C, They igel
have the- sympathy of the city. " j
The young ladies are all getting Q.
their eyes in order to shed tears as nei
Messrs - Grady Holmes and Alfred '
Moore are leaving for the winter. '
Mr; GeOrge Pearson still remains i ]
quite ill. ; . .
SELLERS PARAGRAPHS
1_ . J
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The past Sunday was very enjoy- '
able for the worshippers. at the nm
tiiua-iu-fc.' ~ ;
The- Sunday Schools wc-r,. held at 'aB
their usual luhfr with the Hunts, and
teachers at their post. > ij>
At 11 Baltimore A. M. E. was ]
blessed with an inspirational Is'er- 'vjs
inon by its beloved pastor. RoV'** \V 1 i
"Si W illiams. Tie selected for bis ! *
Text St. John 17:1-tS; "As thou .hast)*'
sent mo into the world' even so have!
I also sent them into the*world. Ilis ne
subject was "Ambassador," The iCe?
Sermon was Cnioyed by, all.. -| J
At* .4:30 all M', the members and :an
-officers of Gb nii Chapel M. E. J
tor Rev.- Gary. 'The?farewell kor- j ?
inon was preached aiul the roll was
called.? ? ' j
At 7ioO the members of Baltimore to
worshipped with .their.?pastor. The- M*
night services were good also. am
? R'w. W. P.- Williams wnrrthe din--TCI
ncr guest of MT. and Airs Amos Hurst Jol
Sundav lie reported a .very good am
d HUH' r - - - 1 ;
Miss ^aroline Nowlin and Thonva- del
srnn-Oi'Bi'i T* who are attending. Ga
school at Latta spent--tho week-end gi\
home last w? ek. ' am
Mr. Judge Giggs of Latta spent i ]
Suialnv hei e wrtr^ his--lftr(rfniH1. -Mr. w7;
L. B. Gibbs. . :' tis
Miss Hattre Mae Wright and Wal a
ter Sanders of Latta wore guests jg
in town Sundav ? - gu
We are having Our first quarterly gu
confercne.' at- P.-iltirio; < ?A. M. _E.a?
Chureh, December 12th and 13th n_
Tilt- Seller's Junior High School is f
tiiijJT along nicely and the teachers
are busy, planning their'dirist-tnrt*.
progams, ."The Lost Rubbh" and
"0 Holy Night,", a pageant are to
fit- pre.sinted. ' 7^u
M-isNevada Hunt --41-01 Sal ardYy ?
in Diliun on business.. |Ve!
?W e are gi.al to m'o liiai Mr.-Uimry..Maxwell
is out and on ihe job again.
,t?
HELENA, Nlt\Vs r\Vi
- . - . . . . h.
bis
Sunday School opened with Supt.
J. S. Gary, apd officers 011 tne job. Mi
Review was given by Mr. .J. S. Gary , ito
at 0:00 o'clock the A. C.. E. L. met j 3
with the president and members on
the job. The lesson was- discussed by Cc
all. At 7:00 Rev. R. A. Young deli-]
vered a burning message which every
one .eruoYeiL We enjoyed very much]
the visit and remarks ol' Elder Nance. 1
We ask him to come again also Mrs.
Nance v bb$
Ml-- Elliot e Itnh.u-uin ?pPi.t Mil M i.nl- | ill
end at home with relatives ami-friends, j
Miss Willie Nance spent Thanksgivin.tr .1
with her parents. '
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SMOAKS M:\SS
_ : Pki
Our pastor. Uev. S. Cooper lefi w''
for the annual conference Sunday. ve
We?hojfe" the bishop-'will lie so kind
as to send him hack t<> us, plso Miss 1?'
Mill Jones as delegate./ f nl'
week-end at Fol t Mo'lte/ jSjho ;re- tie
ported a very-"pleasant?trip; Tht-1?r
puil.l JgTV I'll IIL M is.! _>Ltggie Glujii ? -t**home'
Saturday?night, Was, quite a mi
success We avere indeed blessed to "13
<rii<-h :V needed rain. The far-- s>' I
mers are busy planting oats, our*tea- es1
chefs are planning a Christmas nro- 1 h
gram Dec. 24. Our Watchers are on
the job. Mrs. R. P Williams', Mrs by
Bessie Walker,- Mr. Klliott Walker tht
and little Mjss Anett Dokes motorm
:o Sttjoaks wnile here were the guests NC
of Mrs. Mamye Brunson. .
MT. ZION A. M. K. CHCRCII of
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Charleston, S. C.?Last SundHV be-;-1'
mg Cotnmurion day the attendance 1 n?a
was very J*rg- and the Pastor Dr.Jthe
W.-P. Cai'rtfinn. oelivri -d ;i-bn:iH full
nt'.,;i;Kt' fi^" |l"!|icll: a ,-inioi. th;?f' u"rj
.nuuiu awen m the hearts cf every] c
soul thai wad prcsmt. Ilis'l. <* was |
taken from {he 1st Petdi "<-8 verso iwa!
f ivuir. I tills Tfxi he communicate]' Kt;'
vith Heaven- imd stirrgd Zion with
that ^ieavt .'ilj fire, an.! ha; Heaven- 'i1'1
iy showni was . ah .ml^nt, .Ml. Zion s'01
Jifci-a hi;t *. ou eor..t anil w.:rs!i?p ^
with them. Kra
Fri
tippori unity ^
Journal of Negro Life, a Wonderful
monthly nmgii/tine. hi now oi i iio !?
>6 Coming Street. Sold at lo cents ?
(land of our local agent, Phili; Horry, r?
per copy. Published by Urban I eag- E
ne of Now York City. g
Mrs. Corino It. Pearson of 100 t
Smith Street proved to be quite a g
charming hostess on Monday night, c
November 28. Mrs. Pearson enter 5
.afned elaborately honoring Miss Ma- S
inie Smith, singer of the blues of 5
New York City., At half past ?miJ- 5
night a delicious menu wirs spTved. C
The guests whose names are too nu- S
memos to mention danced and play- ?
id cards until'- the wet- hours. Miss i
SmilTi and her party expressed them- *
wives as ha.vmg spent tin- evening j*
pteusahtP'.
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KW6STREE-NTTW?
. . Miss Rosa Lee LeVally spent
anksgiving in ?umter with Miss
nes Rose. f. . *
Mr. Charle8 Murray spent the holl- m,
ys at his home in Greeleyville. re;
Miss Ruth Swails who is attending,
tool in Noith Caruliimr sptnit (Tie
anksgiving holiday with her pa- >n<
its, "Mr. and Mrs F. G. Swails.
Rev. arrd Mrs Robinson and daugh- wj
spent the Thanksgiving in Oran- ' st
burg -1 ca
Dr. J. S. Mason and daughter Ella 8a
and Miss Florence Swails wit- mi
sscd the game between Morris and in,
aflin in Orangeburg on Thanks- wi
ing day. pu
Mrs. Emma J. Eddy spent Thanks- tie
'ing at her home in Orangeburg. m
Mr. LeRoy McFhdden a student at ? .
aflin College spent the week-end fa
Mrs. L. W. Parker spent the holi- eo
ys at her home in Charleston. - | to
The young folk that are teaching mc
t of town spent the Thanksgiving be
mo w\ rV* fVinir nnrAwfn ^"
...w waiv ti ^aicuis. Aiiey are pc
follows: - Mr. N. Taylor Miss F, 1 W
ails and Mr. H. .McClain and Mrs. ' gr
A. IBrow.n ..
Mr. Harold Fordham is a constant an
itor of Miss Helen Harper. be
Rev. J. C. "Quarles ox-pastor of the Ci
M. E. Church has been sent to the se
M E Church in Orangeburg. His
iny friends wishes him much sue- an
is. ,. tc:
Mr. Boyd Wilson-a young theologi- sh
.was seen here a few days ago. yc
: tri
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Among-the students that came home. 11
spend Thanksgving Holiday: were *?
.-J. B. Sims,-Miss Lucy Williams, ?u
d Mr. Willie W. Holley, Allen Uni- y
rsity Miss Maggie Lire and Mr. ur
in Scott; Booker Washington School sc
d Carrie M. Webber State College. m<
The Thanksgivirtg Program ren- va
red by the Burial Aid Society at Rr
dsden Graded School on Thanks;mg
day was enjoyed by. a large n0
dience. I ?r
funeral Services of Mr. Jerry Burfc_^
re conducted from Red Hilt Bap- .
t Church Nov. 27. Mr. Burks_vJtas
faithful member of Red Hill. He
the oldest son of Rev. Hickman
rk and a brother of Rev. Gleen
rks.
Mr. Frank Sumter a deacon of St.
ul--Baptist Church was called from
lor to reward on.the 28th. Fun- .
il services was held from St. Mark e
ptrst?o~elock, Dec. 1st. 6?
We sympathize with Mrs T L 1
ckett who was called to Savannah' ?
the bedside of her father who Is r -pi
iLnci.:.u:
the WaVer lev Hospital. He hopes"t~^
be at home iFTa few days. His I y"
ters Misses Lucile and Lizzie, Mr.
ilniot, Mr. Harley. Jones and Mrs. j
W. Randolph motored tb Columi
Sunday s-evening tb visit him. '
hile in. Columbia they attended the
isic. Festival at the Township Audnum.
"* 0\
Mrs Ruth Woodward Rookard is gt
n.'{ub).ibds 041 >pis Xjoa jji^s
>unty Hospital. . M
scl
EAST RNI) SCHOOL. , iir
iha
Seneca, S. C.?After the Thanksving
holidays which, were enjoyed an
both faculty \and students we aiv
p at?wnrk?again. Rt;
hmpniic$ -pi nt the holidays in Oafey
with Miss W. E. Smith. Miss A. qc
- Kind ir , Jih graile tearher, enyedholidays
in her home at Wei- qc
?rd; I ?olessor Stewart as usual j<_
nit- several trips during the holiday Qf
tempting to enlighten his peoplc in
ciiiue of Christ Other teachers
rn~rorhained in the city report a
r.y pleasant time. ' N<
Night after njght' the enrollment
the Night School is increasing; (
i eady another teacher has been ad-' < .
d to this faculty. j
The dignified seniors of East End ^c
'I'v A^^htorumv-of VYcst- ^
nister" School, a drama^ erititl(?{l"7*l,"s
etty, the Girl of my Heart." Among .
iter entcrtainmonts given in inter-.
I itf the -iriv^ recently >yere: The - ^
lanksgiving Festival given by the
pliomores; The Marshmellows Toat ,
the Seniors and the Carnival _by 0
Freshman Tuesday^,...evening. J*?
1AUFORT COUNTY TRAIN
ING SCIJOOL NEWS mi
m<
disses Allen and Hall and a few
the students attended the wedding ?
^ IIS
Miss Lthel Lee Barnwell on Sunr
aft6Vh66n.?Mlfl's Barnwell bra ^
nier student of this school. The ^
iri&ge took' place at the 'home of ,
bride, Gray Hill, S. C. Ceremony
i_ performed by the Bev^. Mr. For- =
iunday School was held at the usual 8 a
ir on Sunday morning. The lesson pa
s capably taught by Miss Hall and exj
imily vcviewea by prat. shnkim, enl
?Wo believe every person present -j
Hived sume benefit from the dis- of
ri. - oui
"here will be had a literary pro- km
m in the school auditorium on Sai
day ni^ht Dcfgy-11. The program got
1 consist of reading frhm each H
de. C. ... _ Chi
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atorday, December 12, 1931
?. BURROUGHS ANSWERS
PROF. ST ALL WORT II ABOUT
BOOKER-A VERY GAME.
Charleston, S. C.?The statement
ide by one oi your statf writers.
L ere nee to the-AveiYJ3ookt?irAVashgrtraT3IIgiriaeiiuol
game, is as we
pec ted ;rnarkei evidence 01 very
jor sportsmanship/' We knew, he
10 proiessed to know all ot football
tile no one else . knew anything,
arted the very ; unpleasant tasctr' v "
used by this type of article, by
ying that High Schools played 16
Inutes per quarter, instead of l2
inutos per quarter. Oqly?after it is
shown to him in a loot ball guide
iblished by two different firms did
even aumit t\velvc nnnutcs was
e tnpe recommended.
A.s to the officials they were very
ir to him,especially, as no one has
er seen any reputable coach, do his
aching from the side line audible
all on ins side of the tie!a. If his
smory was near accurate he wouW??
truthful and say thUt A very was- ???
nalized twice as often as Booker
ashington* team, lhese men are all
aduates of.-repuuiole schools and
ve played fleams the equal of
i this Writer has ever been a memr.
State College, Claflin and N.
irolina State Colleges were reprented
by thtfse officials.
The trouble was '"over confidence"id
"The Big ^ Head1' in capital letr.
We beat everybody else, so we
all beat you. We do believe that *
tung men should be .taught Find *. m
ained by capable, conscientious and
anly teachers and' instructors. -j
We are. sor\*y it all happened, but _ A ]
vqry in that game was trained to "
lay a. defensive game and wait
r the 'biamk," which ennv0 and" te
lted in a touchdown for them, there
causing the staff writer ami coach
itold agony and a publication of a
ents, that so much resemble preucations.
At least be truthful in
int, and as to the effect such an ar:le
as published \\ iltcause we know* ?
it we do hope and trust that Avy
will never p'uy Booker Washgton
as long as the present'coach,
rise. ''.instructor. "
E. B. Burroughs.
IIAMER NEWS
Bethel l'reshvterian Church _?=
Rev, fi. D. Collins, Pastor ?
Sunday was a day all the memrs
and friends came out to serve
rried out O. K. under the leadership
jd together. Sunday School was
its Supt., Mr. Carmicheal. "Tcach5,
Mrs. F. J. Blue, Bro, G. ? A
ue were at their post of duty. AM
e.sent; tooR active part., *Oyrr pa^
a wonderful out line on
e lesson subject* Home-- anil
?;.d. We were benefited by him as
ii? 1. .
li:S0 pastor Coll.ns chos?.d for a
xt John 14':''. This was a ma<t ?
eee as hv. d'SC'\-red it r.tU-r ti.ue
ads: 1. The way; 2, The Truth; -V
ie Life. Our hearts were filled to
erflowing. Our congregation is
owing every Sunday.
Miss' Sallie McQueen Mrs Cheola
cQueen are getting on nne Trm-nnm
root in North Carolina. Mrs'. Cot=
is is 0. K. The principal of BingtPi.
S. C School..
Wm. iMcAnt died in New Jersey
d the remains were brought-home
d deposited in Florence cemetery. . ,
v. Cullius funeraliged Ihe hmly Sun.
y_evening??. j_
Service at Gold&n Hill 'Presbyterian
errnd33a ) . 3333 cmfycmfwypotfio W'
luveb?Iqolttm?U'in?splendid ILci: 1?
>llins chosed for a text The Lord
is d'one great things? for us wherewe
are glad. H6 spared- no means
explain this text. - Mrs.
'JanitL^lamiing, an active meni
r of this church has returned from .
sw Jersey. We arc proud to hav>;
r back and we know we will be
eing Mr. Kink Manning at service
ten now.
Rev. G. D. Collins
> my members, friends and readi
flf tbt? PttlweUu Leader; ?- ?
As we are ne'drtng Chi islma*' may ???
call your attention to this. First
me of. our. people seem to have ?*
nf f'Viri<fmn ST ' T^'\ 1
[} wrong lUiiLVTj; ,?UII v/*
ey seem: to think it means a day . ^5"^
worldly pleasuie, such as hunting' "
mbling. This is wrong among any
ce of people and it does not please
>d. Among the man" thin~- Christ
is should mean to us. is this: It
;ans joy to tho whole world in the
lit way. It is the day Christ was
rn; the world's greatest gift. Let ~
all meet on that day, and sing and
ay?and give God our attention if
want to be happy and biessed
>ove all remember the poor, wiws.
motherless, fatherless and cscially
those in need.?
Wi.i. Wliiiiihlin lmi aaida Tuawtlny"""" ^ ~
,s the day for the organizing of the
rents Teachers Association. She is
>ecting quite a number of the par;s
to 06 pruaunl. ?-?
Mready ou? students are talking
Christmas and making ready for
'""annual Christmas-tree. They
)w that Prof. Shanklin is quite a
T- -- * - ~ 1- vi?*. ?
nta tyiaus lor lie sees mat, no oiiiu
;s without ^some-little?token- o?=- r
rhe Training SchftOl fOntgruUilutes * ?
ristmas. - ,
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