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|, , Page 6 BELL STIJEET HIGH NEWS Clinton. S. C.?The Glee Club sang Christmas Carols in the various cornwas highly appreciated by many. The folowing teachers spent the yuletido season at their homes: Mrs E. Alexander, Mrs. C. P Sims. Misses Ida Boyd, GarretT and 1. U. Jackson, Columbia Miss Lillie Smith spent her holidays in Charlotte. N. C., Concord and Atlanta, Ga. Prof, and Mrs. Mirtis were visitors in McCotmkk dining?I lie holidays Mis Claudia E. Dorrah was th< house guest during the holidays oi Misses Marie I and Is^belle Jacksoi at Columbia. ^M4ss Nathalie Erode* iek of Cohimbia has been added to the faculty ol Bell Street. She 1ms charge?of * ? second grade. ? Many students from the various colleges were at home f?r holf days: Misses Marie Young, Mattii M. Young, Earnestino Shelle, Genevere Pettis, Rebecca Thompson, M. R ' - -?oungj"Linni8 B. Williams. Messr* Warren Wilson, H. L.. Evans, L. Vanci Joe Copeland and Roy T-Miller,-al from Allen. Miss Elizabeth Reeder entertaincx the college students with a delicious . ^ supper Saturday night. * Miss Jennett Johnson spent tin .holidays at the home of. Miss Viol; Fowler at Mountsville. 4" Miss Annie Rose Adges spent tin holidays with her family at Leesvilh There were many, enjoyable din ners given during the holidays. Mi'.s. N. Young, Prof, and Mrs Minis dined with. Mr and "Mrs. Alexander. Everything was good. -?41r. and Mrs. Glen Henry sproadc-t their table heavily for Rev and Mrs T. H. Ad iison, Prof, and Mrs. J. T Minis and Mr. William Minis of Me Corniick. Rev. W- A. Sims of Union and hi three daughters were the dinnei guests of . Mr. and Mrs. Fleming 01 New Year. Mr. and Mrs. D. Henry wmv^th and Mrs. 'Addison ami Rev. Fovvle for dinner Sunday. - , ? Mr. and Mrs; E. Young. Prof., am Mrs. Minis lui.i supper wiih Mr, am . - Mrs. John Little Sunday night. . The ' Emancipation Proelamarioi program was quite atsuccess Jan. 1 l'J32 at Pell Street High, l'rol Minis was the speaker for the occa sion. lie at his best-as usuAl THE SANTEEROSEN-WArhW ~ - - SCHOl')!. NEW! All teachers anil tht' iha.iorily o the- .stude.nt body returned to wor . * " January -4thj after a happy Nov Year at their various homes. Prof. W. M. Smalls reports hi sense of gratitude to his teachers .fo the type of work they ai\. doing i theic class rooms. The ..'rawing? sand tables, etc.. in each class rdoi brought 'out" the Christmas spirit. There was a program rendered a ~th?" "school?-house--Christmas ovonin which was appropriate for the - .-i a son. Prof. Smalls deserve.* mm* ~jCTetlit along with his teacher-..; r ih: this splendid program. Prof. W. M. Smalls reports a pleas ant vacation for the Chrisl:u.s at th home of Pr f. Cl.a.v8*- E. .Mui rrrx j Creeieyvihe, S. C ST. A LIS A I K A I .\ 1 .N (. M I I U()1. The first semester has-been successfully ended. If the results o the second semestv r is-equal to lha of the first the toahers< will feel tha . they-have dune their bit in.lnuk.tng-lh .term n , uecessfu^ -one. Tlis >.choe iK <.'m,' l),^.nii;. 28. The school opened in lull at tendance. . t : . Principal Curry stated to the stu dein body that this very exceH n ~~ attendance" during the "holidays deTn onstrated their keen interest in thei studies and to what extent they ai motivated. He niso expressed hp appreciation to the faculty for thei excellent spirit of cooperation, whic he stated accounted for the unexpoct ed success thus far. He pointed cu that teaching;and well organized an ; attend, ive piogram carried oil! in manner as to hold the pupils in in terest; would insure another hig average attendance, which is one o our objectives for this- year. Among the honor students of th High School Department are; Lul Goldsmith, FortfSt Thonipsoh, S;\m V. ucl YoungsJhdle-n-Evans, Gladys-Stri Lear Thompson, Chariott Manigauh ^ Mar y Manigault, T.iTTie Williams" ah The St. Alban team. of ,-hftsket ba orivlc onH hmra a fix ntlTHWhTS fVi lvTit the Senefca Jr. College boys'and girl Jan. 8 on Seneca's court. They an planning to play a clean game an - bring the victory home. r The Home Economic girls are put ting on a wise and unwise party Jar 5 for the purpose of securing swing for the play ground. ? * Miss Ruth Abererombie and Mis J. T. Dinkins were the evening guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hill, Decern ber 2$ ' BACk TO WORK, Fountain Inn.?Miss Cora Buskey who is a member of the faculty o the Fountain Inn school, has-rethm ed to" Fountain Inrt to begin worl Monday morning, Jan. 4. Miss Bus key spent a very pleasant and enjoy able Christmas an New Year at hom< Greenville, with her relatives am friends. Thanks to her friends foi the lovely dinner parties and othei social festivities given for her enter$_ tainraent. CIIERAW NEWS Items of interst for the week beginning January 3 to 9 for Che raw . and vacinity. The Royal Knights and _ Lady .KnighU of King David held two days session in our niittet, on 5th and . Oth in the' Auditorium of Coulter Academy, Second St. The occasion brought many outstanding leaders of. f The order "and the race. Dr. J. E. Pearson the founder, also an out. Mending...business and insurance man I of >Jorth Carolina presiding. The evening public sessions were attend-? 5 ed by .many and highly enjoyed be ounce of tts inspirational?status. , The Sunday School Boarai of Wes ley 31. E. Church called its members > in a ineiting on Thursday at the home of the Supt. R. J. Finch. All are re _ ipH'sted lu .lu... piy?unt.- > f Also the entire Choir of the church , is -mooting in a special rehearsal on f Notice is given for the listing of . new subseribi i s to the paper for 1932 y Begin you; subscription now. The . paper is extending to you the courtesy of its columns. \\\. heartily so- I c- Jacit your subscriptions, and cooper- | . tlon. r. verycoloredhome 1 n oui 1 eoniunity should read and subscribe. The Men's Organizationsof Wesley J -M? 10. Church is. scheduled for a ree; ord breaking: year. All are full of, {lie energy-and are .beginning to work r? with Zeal. ?\ On last Sunday at Wesley on Green Street, the Pastor. Rev. S. M. Miller ? delivere.l- an arousing, inspirational and soul, stiring sermon to ?a vast . audfencr. Polowiirg the service- of the lloly .Communion was administered to many.,. Two were taken into - the church to. be transferred from other churches of the community. ]_ ?The ih.u-vU liaye received the new . pastor and his wife with much cor. duality.' They were the 'recipients of many courtesies ' during the holidays. Rev.Miller as .a preacher and . a leader is to hear him. The ever r 7ncreasing - audience and the church's r olection speaks ?f a suc?ji'Ssfnl year i The afternoon service at 7:30 is of ?.an exceptional one, featuring the pas e tor in special sermons each'Sun lay r regular song -service. Mr?>. (1. A.Covington after having "l spent many, months in Newark, N. I- .1, have. retained to her home on South linger St., with her daughter i Mrs. A, 1>. Robinson. . , The many . friends of Mrs. Salli, '. J; Rriiyhuy of JStWSecdnd Street are - .delighted to have lidr at home agi\ir. ifjtrfter spending ma'nv nionths in the city of Newark, N. \1 is- .lulm- Harrington-of Kershaw St. de llgli'tI'd many of her friends ** in n" port y fast week. ' Mr. and Mrs. 'Hni^st Williams en-' tertained in hotior of- their Brother f Jerome 11- l'owc "f- Philadelphia, Pa., k last week at their residence. Green \ Street in a dctigli fuf party... Mi"\ and Mrs. (J.. Lw Ratclitf of s Columbia. S. C.. wore holiday visir mi's it:' l>r. and .Mrs. J. V. Hanna. a Green' Street. li 1:1.1.oui:i-: xi:\vs t 1 Hmcoir I a.ac Williams passed away - to mourn. bis death a wife, eight !i children, thirtein grand children, four ^ sisters.- tiiif brother and a host of re lit iv cs a 1 1 lends.- ~TTe tva? i- year- of. aire. s He was a very liutil'ut; years of aye. * He was a very ilutifu? , Deacon in his chureh and a real father to his children and a husband to his'wife. He was one among the best farmers in the community. _ There were Quite a number of people at the funeral. The-remains was ! laid to rest in the Grange" Cemetary. ! Miss Agues H ildcrhrainj stopped I ? at th0 home of Misses and Victoria t Roatwright on her way to school. M'e j were gja<i to see her and also her; t'nthoe Rnv R S. SalleV. who ac t- ?iiiii|i:mit'il ihem from Ellorue to Co? ~ tmrrhia. Rev Bailey and Deacon P. Diveiv were the truc-tP in- Branch-' villcx_on. JDxursdax?At the home of Rev. SalRy's parents. ~ Mrs. Ella M. Smith and ' little ? ?!; 1>r><- "< >> ilie r'li'sts at hey nnr rents Mr., and Mrs. James Bonaparte ? jiurihjr the holi 'ays-. Thejv.we're quite a number present ,. at the St. Paul Baptist Church Sunn lay nijrlit. Itev. Salley preached a soul st'irriny sermon and received two C member's in. the church. We .are hop? injjr for this year's work to he greath - ti.an. cyr. J' COK'KSIU RY N'KWS . The Christinas holidays are over. v' The prirls and boys have all returned to their various?schools. -Miss? Henrietta Robinson returned j o in f '"iuTi.V'tHsTrnnrtlay 11 'i no .tnfi're eoinunity siVmpathl/..' -wa.-h, t.he. L'lu civaL family in the l<2st_ of their son. Dr. Pereivrl. .. Ri\. ah! 'Mrs. C li Dolphin, spent ilie'Christmas \viill_Their_parent:3t Mr. and Mrs. e?. Washington. Rev. Win. Thompson was at hi? iiosi So.i.t-.tv moiipnu. ^ V\ e aiv naving weuuings very 01 ten Mr. Giis.-^P' Robinson and Miss Gertrude Ilollins wore' married Sunday evening. Robinson were married Wednesday s night. s Mr, Rerkley Reynolds spent the holidays with his wife who is spending the winter home. M rs. Geo. Kleigh and children are [ spending New Year with her parents Mr. and Mrs. O. Pearson. Miss Rosetta Nash friends arc glad < to have her home again j ; Mrs. Carrie Ix^iiax spent Xm!as with parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Aaron Mr and Mr*. Jack Qfcbwft- are visiting c Mr and Mrs Park Arnold. ? ' A CORRECTION l :? r The Saluda County Teachers' next meeting will not be held January 23 1932, but January 10. 1932. Wc hope 4 to have a large trowd of co-workert ... ..* i / THE PALM WINNSliORO NEWS, j . The Royal Eight hold their last \ meeting December 15th at the home ol' Misses Tinley and Boular on North P Gadsden Street. al The I'oom was deeoraHd witn terns it and frarrsa p.arrts^of u.J"season, ill-1"sinews \\ as c.m ict! o it l?j ,,v presi- IJ dent. Miss G* it wn, decided gi that the Royal- Eighfc make a wtttri^=rf bution to ihe needy and disabled for lo Christinas, Prof. Mcintosh had a plan which 'was very good to give c< food and* p.ovisiofis to thc neeiy. w After business ,Miss Mary Patterson R rendered a reading, Mi^s Gordon ami ^ Prof. Mclmosh favored'vis wifh read- T ings from Dunbar; short talk by ltii^ i ncuiii 1 -r Jordan rendered instrumental solus tj and Miss I'.udine Finlcy sane a solo. After the pj'ogram a delirious. cour*c p was served. Parlor games were eiu- a] joyed, by iilL Tile licXL meeting wiTl j, be beta at the lionie ol Misses Cor- ^ don and l'auerson. * The holidays have come and gong." Leaving the hearts of the people glad some sorrowful. The teachers of the fail neld County Training School, are ni al uorh-HghUl aiTeh'a nice rest. 1 lu-y seem to tackle their Work with more * Mgor and enthusiasm. The students C| reported almost one hundred percent'. . During the holidays. Misses Gordon Paterson ami Brown were in Coluin- ^ Boular in Rock Hill and Chsster; Miss (' Smith in Greenwood and llonca Path; -yMiss Finley in Asheville, N. C"., and V Greer, S. Cr All reported a very Mrs. J. I,. Batise spent the'Christmas holidays in Greensboro and Ciia- . pie Hill : N. C. ' ' ' ' . ^ W'e wei\ very glad to see our young 1 students home for the. holidays from M college and high school. All. look- ~ ing tile picture of health. Miss Km- ^ ma Beatty from Brewer. Chester, S. 1 C.; Miss Annie- Leo Baxter lroni n Brewer; Mr. Isaiah' Manigault, O. E. Maiitifallll. Amelia" MelTrrrrsIr and Mr. Mr. J. B." Mcintosh from Booker WashingtonHligli; MUs Fadonia Man igault from Bvnediet College; Miss .Len'ora llaliiwagnor. .Joseph Haiti- :,1 lc ii -College: Mr. Morion Goings Trom. uunoar.. 11 iy:ii,.- ? i?. v ., Mr. Samite! D.nis from the High./ School at-' 'Baltimore, M M, and 1 itlic s Miss Kyely.n Roses from the L!railed ^ School Rock 11 ill. Wo are proud of l.? our young ..people ami .hope that they will eontiHUo and shape their lives for "n t't'ilure jfhet'idtu-ss. _ . Ji Air. and Alr>. Ihiyir Britton were t< the proud pu'ehts i'l" a bouncing be by ' -buy hut n Citt i.'inias ala.v'. Mell.ei: ,u.d X baby are doing nieely. i"7- n Mr and Mrs.- TamestAndei ?un, -JCZ Miss li'orothy Anderson." Aliss jo'dlnn s Smoat and Mr, II. .tout's accompanied- c< Mis.s Sara Brown to Win'nsboro Sun? ..it day afternoon. n Air. John .V. . Kitiiry of AshoviP.e. A X. C., accompanied Ids alight cr ..'i. ss Pauluu- J. 1* inley to "Tier -.work 'Sun- o day afternoon. ' . u Rev. J. Al. B ?atty \vislu> tuihank Ids members for playing S una l laus fi in such a large way. He; says you can y be equaled, Out not excelled. Rev. J. AI. Beattyyatidj Prof.' W A t, and Spartanburg during the holiday. '. They reported a delightful trip h j Aliss II. L.Xeal spent the holi- v f days at home wit It her. parents and p at"- Columbia. ' ? f The V. Al. A., sponsored by P. of j rC. L Ale!nto-h played Santa Claus to f 'a liost of di aid. il an>-needy people of Winnsbouo Christmas. The 'persons "7i seemed appreciative and made ail j( concerned feel* irood. We ., > gee .1 that "It is more blessed to give than "to receive." The faculty and "Y" -mouther*?vcisli?tu thank tile UiU'iUti L and friends .for cooperating with, us v in pulling.t'nc program over, ' tied 111 sses .the cheerful triver." Mrs. W. A. Ross has" been on the d 5k'k list hut uas able lu icpuii.?1 O Avork Mondny. T h Mr. JIoYace Lee ' a stirie! i :ir li,n- > edict College spent a few h'uii^ in J WTr.nsboro with Praf. Ro's, ii Rev. Means. Misses (Lin iy* an 1 \ week-end. All are stadtr.ts of, Ben- 1 diet. I' Mr. Chalmers C.ainpbcll. was the S gin si of .Mi s l-ois Peay. ' 1 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur IlurriVn. Mr-, ti Puai 1 Peay and Mrs. Sara Hunter mo- c tored to Colutiihia Friday e\vi,nng. The K\er Given Club met at the I1 i home of Mi', and' Mrs, l.uih'r Wood- s ( avd Tin sdny evening..- D '-inner ZtTJ \\ | A delirious cour.-c w;..> sc.'\ -d i>y the_ n hbsless. . . ^1 A lovely New Year's dinner was p given by Mrs. llattie Uusscll at Iter home Friday evening January '1 in a iiifeia -t of tin'"yonnfr* r>e n of the ] Pre-byterian connection. It. is-a very \ line spirit in Mrs. Russell to think ( | of the boys of today who nr.i-t he ilu* X !mcn?xif -toiawnavr -The- ud .loi - wa~- _ H ladencd with everything good to eat. Those present were: Messrs Robert a Baxter, J. TY-nmt~ Artluiv Ro^ebof- v ough. Robert, .('.lfaflie and Joseph a McDowell, Mrs. Betsey Durham, Mis^?I'Vnneoci?and Annie?Lai?L;r.:tg' , and Prof. ,WY A. Ross. ? 'j *fl... Oil , Allt'I cnuil^ iv? WUI nil* ?? " {>] number of Christmas Carols follow- p ed by short talks from Mr, Baxter, Mrs. Russell, Mr. .Ilobt. McDow TT j and Prof. Ross. A very enjbyabh; j] evening was spent Mrs. Rose'tta Millings and little S) -son, Samuel of Greensboro. X. (3. are spending, ten days of the Xcw j, Year with relatives and friends in and a] picture of health. KINGVILLE .NEWS. J] .... M Let us all come together and say ^ the Lord has been kind to us. Tho' ^ we have had a deal of sicknesa_?in^ cent deaths. Even our ill ones are ^ now improving nicely. x Mr. Shurley Finch who has been ai ill for six weeks' is convalescing and ( also Mrs. Lula "Bates is making a 111 marked improvement. -Mr. Willi? e: I a ETTO LEADER NINETY SIX NEWS. The many friend:; of Mrs C. A arker are indeed glad to see he ^out well again, after two week' InOss. The Ninety. Six .II;irh school close ec. IX for the Christmas holiday ivmg two weeks vacation. both te; Ters anit students appreciated FTr. ng JJine to rest. Air. Charley Waller suddenly- pas* I away I)ee. 19. Funeral service ere held at Mt. Zion Baptist chu.r 1 ev. J. I. CIo 1 SiUl_ol-NuwI, ei r< ..)ii daflcd gat the fundrsjl. Big-jrs am II M /?1 S 4- <-*?"% ~U A I imv ixowu luur crrarpj Ul I no TTmriTll Mr. T. Smith Jr, and Miss-Clou ce Hart Ave re happily 'married J >e le lHth. " t" ' .\Vo-aru_ve?y-sorry tu see Koi.-P Williams and family leave fu nother charge. He has been a shin lg light in this community, A pa ?>r indeed. Trinity M. K. ehu i M ill miss, this great leader. Mrs. Clara Authur. and daughL liss Dorthula of Columbia sno:i u> holidays with their parents. Mi id Mrs,. Milledito Clillknir^: ? Miss Lnrcie-'rfmithf a lonelier L Vinnsboro High school was tin uest of Mr. and Mrs. J. I,. Parkci living the holidays. Mr. T. J. Aiken, principal oi'-.Mt ai'nrel High school spent" the In.di ays"'with his" mother. Miss Johnio I.ee Butler, Messrs el son Martin, Joseph Dean and 1 Aiken were the guesis ol" .Mis arah Lee Jotsenh. Pet1. T in-si aung people "enjoyed a real socio me playing games, and Mr. T. J iken played rmany beautiful si* lev oils *011 the - piano.?The hv. i.e ?ryed cake' and wine. '* " T'n vt*?xea*?a Christ m i.-?tA-w U ethlehem Monday night., Trim' lunch had a Christmas tree 'Wed esday night. Mis. G. A. Parker spent tin da; Miss* Sarah b-oc Joseph sj>ent th nK.bivk i?lnn?'m(1v vwltiiv. At i illstr Wilson in Prosperity , and Mi iuI Mrs. Jessie Frank Joseph i [ewbeiry. - Mesdair.es C. ~1SZ DeUn and ~X7 ~3 'arkeV. ami .\Ir. and Mrs. -jS *pke: 'alhoun anil Mr. 1'ivsien Ji?..a'soi pent a" very pleasant evening -vvitJ [r. and Mrs:? Millojre (India a ( iniily. Dec.' 27. Tlie Bethlehem Missienaiy Snriet; let at the home -of Mrs. It.!!.- D a an. 1, The meeting was lev;: -'in' resting A beaulii'iil nr-yjri are ivn rendered l>.v .' ditlVreiu i.v>-re.; lain beautiful soipes weTT~n :aV r wliie.li .the busim-.,1 a .uUee.ti.oii 85c. TJie. ^ anrtl ami saltines, eake and H'oa. All me'mbeis went ;n\ ... * - i vicing over the good ' meyiiu.-!', 'i : ext meeting w.ill !?; at tin . Irs. F.lizaheth (Iraham. Rev. il. M. Taylor was .the- en 1" Mr. and Mrs. (.livens Na'Juui Sat iday and Sunday. Rev. Taylor preached two v.-tn.l ill sermons Sunday; one nt? on i ;as added to the church. Alls l-.lr/.al'CLh timuttVin ni ' ^ anlm'rtr visited her nephew Mr. I n Lei ley* ? . ?:!r. F.lliett Johnson student it' 11 fniversity - spent Due?iujlui.-. ;itn his parents Rev, and Mi-. 1 V Johnson. Mrs. ,M. F. I.ai'h has :v.uv. J s nicely at home u? ' her rit'lHrS -OTT?thO liori-lt >t*4t' ?>;.? Mis. Annie Mae and sister in in T Washington, J?. < , s.x js > days' \vith*"*her iik-thi1!' Mi : fillTKlllV. . tales is quite sick hut he h ; i*. nlescinjr. ' . The community was liv. i . he hwiio-coiiiing tint* hr'\s- an.:, outs who' were in v{.V>i.>n> i J 11?1111/ ; iin'.M -J. in . r i? .. olklav ' season Were: 1 . 1~ hVl^lT'.rhhieM'A-h i li'ss Iva Lee Fin.h, (ire--ken: '? ig school": -Miss L!"h:a!'. ' 'i I-';.;.', i teacher Jacks",, I i: ... < trs.?Currie ATeDiiTLVor L';":"T7r AT I " 'raining School;.- stinknt.- M;-.'erluie Bates, Liwicy Y'ouiii i unipter. Allen University; Mi telle F fiich, State College.. ^Ue* eacho^sT and students reyiyuT s c* ess tints far-. The services at Mt. ' Olive leasant {Irovc (Hurehes vvq.v " uVce'ssful and every one pnrsel 11.-iih gratet ul_IU;arts lor "His icrcies, For~~ift=Hi v.ead.e:. k een kind upon holh . hu.iV.an nr. United grains. , On Dee. Si">th Miss J.Weill'-' I;I nil family had as theii;-dinnea'fan'rot'" and Mrs. /. U. I'larks' n. .'it \ il\ie Clark son and 1 i larkson of Hopkins; aCo Mr. lis. Johnson Randolph, t-h-y -B(+W> -?m4-Oijvia IJoho of.lkpL d?n. students of 'Benedict ("oiler nd Mr- and Mrs. S. C. U?m e f Ki. ille. They reported a very pious lit- evening. * ' Mrs Corric McDufiio. hep - t'nc liildrcn"", Joseph. Dock' (de'.-vhunPTov 'her.esa Mae of Malion spent Choi ntire vacation vvifh" their folk lis 'inches. ^ Miss I.ncille Finch and Mr. Charle : v : -%T ??ik.i i. :. ones moioreu co aiarion r-auun; ec. 2nd to tnke the MePullics am ra Lee back home. The trio tL; ay was a ^perfect success. Friday, Jan. 1st, -Misses Lu'-ille tla Loos Elizabeth, Mr. Thomas Find rid Tlreresa MeDuffic.werc Entertain 1 jltilie "home of Prof. Z TL < "lark on o? Hopkins at a New Year ban ueL The other guests present wen trs. Stevenson and. her daughters [iss Myrtle of Columbia. ami 1 arborough of New York City: Ml riggs and Johnie Fleming suuleht f Benedict Cpllpge; Mr. and Mrs ones, Mju McMillan, Mrs Man eas, Mrs. ('. Holly, J. 1'. lb.il.-, Jr. [iss Marie Holley, Mrs. Polly Ad ms nnd the Clarkson family. Tib evening was well spoilt. A ti'ist; lenu was served the guests. A1 cpressed themselves as having ha< pleasant evening. * < xv i Ai\DKi:\VS NEWS. ; . On Wednesday even in/'-; Dee. .'51 1 Merdames Essie Greene and Loth-?en'lie Small- delight i wily?? i t. . I'tii"' i 1 with a bridge party in honot ol-Mr. ' and Mrs Green'c, Mr. ami v .Mis. V\liit?iei,(l Greeno, Miv and Mrs. S. i?ill ins n,?Mis.1 I .mIii Snon^ >nnl Mr Joe. < ommandor of W hite J'tans, X. V. Thioe tables of bOdgo \v e me " played. Mr. .lames Greene Veered1 s hdjhe d -and Mr- W hitfield Greene 1 -Iey,e<t \ vu y deli. ioiis sweet cuurse" teas >;. i ? . ?!, eons; tiny?- of-jmnvlt, plain J Mid .; i i j. fruity n-a'ts and mi tils.' 'Ihose jirex iiv were.: Misses l,u ia.and "Marie Drown; and Mi', lt.obi.nson ol' t Msd'b l'nn .. lb*; S G., Mrssre F. Greene -J. lyinmen....I'.' !>) iniWu. F. Fin del,and-' 1'rui;. I. ^mitli. AU'-da'.i'.t's-Greertr-f anu . iiiiLii u-t no > uuie- unuirneu in liiakiU"- this event the most nrilli- , ^^Tir"oivo~ot"Tnxrsrn?crri;? 1 We are jvlaii io see. Hi) of out -'public' sc-licol teachers back. K:u-li reports; a enjoyable (.'inisiiii.a-. .Airs. Sara Keul "'orown Was hostess tp [ : i i v "1' 1 I'i' iul : . it .1.1 A l.iliT- i>ll at TihV. iili, S.' <.Wi! !l an oysiei' l t. ~ Mis ?ttrrrnrr rpmt a <ttry?i11-7 ' Kiivstvee, S. <|urinir "Christmas. '. .Mi'. UJii'.h' of New York ( 'it\ spi?nt . N\'\v Years bay a- attest 'of Air. anil j . M1 s.' I1': <>;! (,v; ? iie. .' J' L"ii lip?l: Ui"'-T(ii^.-;[TcrrTt a i'ew-jbays tiuriv,;1; 1 iiristinas 'iebibavs in _ tieorgetown. with his'wife ahu lji'le 1 s soil. [? Air. I". eb til eeiVe lias openeh a fw.v 1 "V; ii 1 i;. si;..! in The ' oca at.v .of the t * ' *. . la'tii u-'abbs nurt.-h. aUrdcui. :r( 'i i r?r?"H? ' 1 !?' . !, '.i.'iills Servjeo. . -Mr 1 iri ji-o: . a. yollel-e" > i , '?'! . V i' V / -i-.e Stmiia'y i'v j< v' i.i...-.aotkm; airs. Mai in : K 1 . " * ' it-. W'Mk-r of. Mannine'., S., ('. . ' * was ,\v.v.?\<>iHe visitor to cur - trrv-rt. ' ' | e M.s.'M v Iti-xier 1 j:;tl a family re' ai i.,,5 i .* . a;, liaeins. 'S.' (V where ' b'ie":i"l ?I?aju.ivh'.e.< Mrs. i'u-.i -Seitl 1 li'.'i . ...'" i' . is * v. i.i . fortaiiaU.'' in. 'S < ?v for: l O'' 7 k> piT.d " ' L' > * * .11. i a f. ' )<. t^uilv'a l'cw'i h' ..f i-fW'is iif'l's-etl iif share the ' I i .to; ?.- .brought to' her on i ' ' t'ii.it" li'.e.r "'ay i- ' ie e; to Bye YnaiTjrT e' lHoib. Si.e i-'. r-eventy. seven .years'. " b N Vc.Mih. I..'.- i >?? iu- C'-iri t - msj.- . ih < 'I'l.'.wiVit vf' i.:; >r r.. i ~~ --rev. v..vr :i -'.v, --wnivr " 7TT?v ' -.?r ; < _ * . or r- I.ka'-IV f! o.: s . . i I', !.-,v'! so !).n"!o ! :>ut\y jcsnitv *i "t \ : .'(.'.i : ? -Vi-1*'! ... * >. ; ' iu-.:' tin.- : i -1 . : " - r-T-,i;n-^ : ~ ~~ i ' . ! ;V. . : .Vlrw'vr' .. i v ii. ? ' " ? -Iv _ 'T r t!:. i ys v. .V. v . - u. uT: .'!' V- i. l/?!"*". \ . 0 * '. . '1 ' *...x l/ ; f.tM li na h } 'y. . ; ; v i... - ?v.-. - LilK' ' t Ii'.' -'.I.!..'': i V. ; i.: i". . i 1;-. -tfl > ;,t : iiv 1'' ll \ :> ..'I\ii'.tvil l?Y* . : i..,' fi. V. a -. :?, ! i?: = ^ ?, _ . . rr j???i .-.r.?t-srt.I.v.-ua1' i'.. ,/i' i !.?- I i , W ni. ;i* ' . i AwYiTl .) v n?.?lorc;l itai:- - t ' i *v* : . I'. (? ' . i.. C' 1 t$\i i> !I' I ll V s 11;<<1 .vami .SaTik1 , i. . . AU ti;-. \ s ii. -Yawv l i .. tv Vii-v .? ;:< "-i' fo'.Vn ' 1V.V t : li:-. J-ls; i S.-:u-u] i.:;: 1> j > j f-:.u u .. : '.<< I;.. \\; .Vritwile -I:;. !> i^:, ' ' ; :Ti ( v arrj :!r'.'i- SVlU" x <?!' .i . < ..c - i s ?Vi .ii i ' i V. . A : 1 i' rn s;u >\t ~ a I'rw . "? . . 1 .a. ^ ~ j ? * ?<? ;,M m1?; .d.. , 0 M:ss; ? !'?> \\a;ai 1511. " 4H... * ~ '.-'.r.-.cj/on Insututc sponl . V:.<.' i.1 ;!? , i ? rt- -Mi -. ; !* of Bamberg i.. .v.^k. i.ut,. . ' Mi-. i.Mii /a;.'rook. , - in, i.,c* . ii'k iisl a^fi'Mrs. . I. i :t Yu : Ai j (-. ,l<>}ir..v-.>n y TrTtTTTT Thomas :?i ii111 : a>ai u vi i-ki-ft iit'Vi.'.? j die* t.i.iT. ci', Vfiilhui' m Lnt? hlkrt (i)'atkd ; ?* .* i i * * *1 v. as at homo for Ciirisinias. r .:-Ch. jtocttt.vPsoc'O^. ;;)) ;.; , . , , -4.. -111-1" '__"4v-JU KiS>S/vCi 4' I ?...?. - -7 . . ' j. . v'v ltirt'I. iitvaoo . n . ... i'. .horji jiv f : ft . \ r. - :a-. v i?? ul:::..vt a ;?(?.! a s m I -.! 1- istsurani-e laws, t-o. ,X t' wh'--ti y-'u- fore".joufchi. p? ',u >.TTuvH Relief <v i I ' & T. R. YOU^CBl.f " nrovF .Ti s"<r " <;? ? : .= | CBCfi?8M?3i3SK?&S85^ Snturday, JanuKfy 0, 1932. SMOAKS NEWS . .... ?. v?v s *\'"-beautiful day. A i largc. crowd came out to heal- our new pastor, lie v. Ferby who preached -?r-n?- s : iiiuu, Winch everyone s> e.ucd to have ehjoyod. 1 11v I.Vri l:'i;is i x.-. vises sponsored by our tc.uher Mrs. Amy D. Carter A;?- in irr:;y nun -mbrant-o by this -ti.i ... p v.ully the pageant re? |.-t > i i.1,; iIK.- "Birth of Christ," and i.'.e* ('.i. i. iinas sioOidugs our "teacher i up and doing. Our . honi '.m.'.- ..l'i 1 Monday 4th. ii... .u.. 'Oaiuer entertained .Ub.i'.v a J.; av. young, bulk ull.Xtecember ti!>. i lie .((inner was indoscriable M sse> le^oe and llattle Moore, two ci'yr'.iing young, ladies wait^.l on the table, iutdi-: several game r were play-rrf-rmr j-otiniriidlc lci't 'lor home, Tex1siuy 'h'?nselves a^ having had a " wondtri>il time: . Air; :' 'tu Hlac-k. Onoil Aiken and 'Osic' /, Ik' !, were tht guests of MisAc iic-ne and llattie Moore- Satur<ia>. 1 I'O.MAKIA XlvWS Tiio first quarterly. conference ' of . the a ;. C.rcir~t was hold at St. Jliii'k,- C. vvoiber 12-lo.This 'confer-i i;?- \.a . jai i' a success f^ipm many . ......J.'n ,-niiing KUlev-Adnms gave v.\ tr.ne'd us. ruction in tho church iii. . .11.i'ty. _ T ''1 ,\< wberry' District in general . .fa. i-s Circuit in particular "i;- |?i " i?? <il' Dr.?Adams us Presiding? Elder. . ' ' Miss litiWi-.* Sulier 'an j Mr-. Janipb Ti-hhv.-! : 1 hapi'iiy married Dec. ! a. i?. t' C.imninghani/Pastor of the In id?- oil'iciatod. _ , ?rrfr?*-*~i ri?roWer. Jr., who is a : i.'A. r r'.ouiir Wu-hington Hi, ('(diri'diir n ill th,. holidays at home wnh his- pa ret its 'Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Suls-r. ' . ' vl~?.Ti-, -"i^?rmdn round" here re- ?" (i < .1 tlu-ir duties January 4th. Air. . <Alice A. Counts who visited Mrs. Will- 'iiiiton. in Trc-nton, . J. is luein- '.i the delight of family and .".;i -' .-1. lie-v room fur a month.' ' .Mr. Ii ics Mivheib'orger of Augus t ; C.-u i-i l'batiree Jackson of ?, ^ . .. i .. .arc spending sometime ir-iM" parents air.( relatives. 1# . f / TM'l.'VW/win YI?\VC *.1_ ?? * / I/ >1 m J ? VJ, ?- ' V 0 Maccdonin Baptist Church 1 M -H'-rhiTt Pflstnr s .! .leintr a beautiful day the i lunch was largely ' attended. ' Sunday school held at usual hour with Supt. and, toa.hors at their post of dut.\ The?pa.-tor preached a soul stirrin.tr sermon. Visitors Rev. El. K. (happeUe Air. .J. K. Polk, Mrs. Clifton Henderson, Mrs. R. A. Tho- . n.us stopped Sunday .after a few iv:mules with Mrs Herbert. :Vt-.Jh.'lO the 11.P. U. opened v.nn Mi s A. \\. t'errin president and nK'inlx'rs at their post. Quartet bv-.tho Tinner brothers. Remarl<s"5y I rul. A Thomas. At TV.u we were blessed to have liev. A. T- I.oinax Prof, and Mys. A. - * !. To >ni, s with uf-T Rtev. Lomax pi?:aci?eil a wonderful .sermon Solo \:j-s Wilh.imina' Hill.*' 'Trio by the 1 i.n;i. C it a pel?Rapt-ist church.* We cry fclad to see Mrs. Beuh.h Pervin Tack ' Sunday ni^ht. .To all we extend a welcome invito i'n :i t :>11 finios. "T&ie members . i il ut their pastor aiurtns good v. i!'c. Tiii*\ are not tilling this w hut- showing 4ham in evtjfy respect. GADSDEN NEWS. ' -1 '! t I I ,'H .I holiday* have nassed. . uaan i's have resumed, rrrrv eho-" A lining the visitors"'"?1?" here '.M-fy Mi-;s. Pearl Scott of Philadelphia Mis* Marie Ilolley of Birn higlur.n, Ala., Misses Marion Mc1 >.;-uv- and liililn'ii-and-ALrs.-Hinah Grej.-:-' ami iTaujfhter Beatrice of Hag'Oud. -liaknts here during the holidays \vii:4.y.JJkssrs. Paul and John. Wi'S.iit. 1 ii-^sest Carrie M. Webber :> d (* ' !' Finch. State College; .Mis.as I.iu-y Williams, Alary Ann Sims. 'Flunttk* Joy nor "and Messrsl i i.e Wes.' On lljolley, J. B. Sims ??.^_4?AAihiiiv, and Benjamin Bel tan". Allen University; Misses MagT.o i Scott, Martha Garrick, Mes is. Samuel Sumter, John Scott and Wi'<?d'ro\v.. ('larrick, Booker WlashingI'll. ' *1 A Con.nuinity Christmas tree was given at, Gadsden graded school on !.( J' '--11 at' 1h'c.? it was"through the an i . ..a?hod Cross that a number i f needy children were made happy Or ihat May. " ' "i aderlnkcr W. S. Holley is kept i'U.-y these days: Mr. Harrison Adam* -m' Fort Motte, passed^away on li'.o 1st Funeral services were held ..c.'.y'dt ,.U-'l Util IjJttpliat chureff "Sun- a daV'ln' M. , .. , ,1'Smtral services for little' Minnie .While uero- held from Pleasant Cnv.e Baptist church Sunday. Lit- ' t-e- dVfnmie accidentally broke a toy I,, in off in her nose which, caused her death.' ? ?: ' I JSOLATlO|5 > c..r.t ., AMii a ir.esAuge ?>l cuit at ti-.ii: 'it! I". MUTUAL UKUKP" 1 ION :& <i.;jfer contract artd you*pay <ou j vs'iiptly your insurance kg out covering * tenev lent Ass. of S. C. )OJV. (it-n. Vnn urer j 1*011'? TAVT.Oft STREET eCb:8goooO^<^^ ' ? *