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Pare 6 " - - HAPPENINGS AT VOORHEES Great interest is centered just now at Voorhees in the coming dedication of the new academic building, better known as Massachusetts Hall, L which is complete and ready for. ocP cupancy. This building (11 well ap: pointed class rooms and an auditorium to seat one thousand people) was given by the Diocese of Massachusetts and the General Education Board combined. The cost is around $80,000.00 which includes desks, tables, 'chairs and equipment for the chemistry and physics laboratories. In a few days the construction of the Girls' Industrial Building ''.(which is given by the I'm ish of St.'James, Wilmington, North Carolina) will be started. ,JVe believe this is the first case of white people in, one Southern Statff ~gi vtng-^a- build in g in another Southern State for J^egro education. This is the case at Voorhees, and the building is to be known as the North Carolina building. It will house the cooking, sewing and nanuicrait work lor tne young women on the first floor, with rooms, on the second floor for the entertainment of guests. ' -y. Visitors last week at the school included Dr., Robert \y. Patton, of New York, Director of the 'American Chur h Institute f6iv.Negroes; Mr. and Mrs. John S. Ramey of Aiken, S> CL; Air, .and" Mfg. William Mrttefc" vey of- -SaVaTinah," Ga.; Mrs. L.' P. Handy, Demonstrator for the Rurn? ford Baking Powder Co., of Savannah, Ga. .and Mr. W. H, Aiken. Pres, ident of the Firm of Aiken & Faulkner (the firm that has just completed . -Massachusetts Hall, of Atlanta, Ga; Prof. J. E. 'Blanton and a double - quartette attended the Convention of the Upper Diocese of South Carolina where the young men sang and Principal Blahton spoke. The Convention vfas. held in Aiken and was presided over by the Rt. Rev. K. G. Finlay of Columbia. On Sunday of last week, Principal - Blanton went with Ur. Patton to. the ?? Fort?Valley?Schottl at Fort Valli'V. Georgia, where they had an impor\ tant conference. On January 1 Oth, Coach J. \V. Brown took the Vouchees Basket ball squad of ton to State A. & M. College where a game .was played 'be twecn a team of teachers of the-College and the young men students of Voorhoe.s. The score will not indicate the kind of game played. It ... ?"?*? ** ?- - " ' V 'iJ rrcrr-TT Wilt H " and the final score was. 54 to o<>. in favor of Voorhees. .? On Saturday, Jantfury 10th; Walker Baptist Institute .basket- .ball team came to Voorhe<?Siand we had another interesting -game. That score also does not indicate-tin .lintly contested game. Great effort wa ..put?foath- hy- the -Usam?tium. Wall.. ? Baptist.?The final si or en ut'ic Vm.ihees 45 and Walker Baptist 21. On Saturday, January 23rd, wc lost to both Allen University ami Sehofield iSchool, much to our sorrow. - . There Tiave been some changes Th the line-up of officers at Voorhees. Mr. "M., A. Menafee, who, for a uuni-? her of years, was Treasurer is tuny YicePrrncipal and (Bursar, (fur ne-w Treasurer is Mr.- W. L. Glover, cashier of the Edisto National Bank. Or angehurg. S. C. This change was made after careful thought. In <>r dor to have proper "financial- standing, it was necessary to connect the school with* some banking* institution of note, therefore, it seemed wise to ask somebody not-crrrmeeted--with the ynr>rh<'<\g StcVionl to he Trr n enOn?rrmi i? handle the?funds, as is done by-?a number of " other schools, through a c--.ni=?w h i hc hacking"'!" tile U. ?* Government. Few men have filled a position" Lct"ttr ufiin Prof. Menafoe filled* his po sition as Treasurer at the?Vob+'hees. .'School for a number of years, and it is a pleasure to us all that he is retained in his position as Vice-l'rin? cipal and Bursar, while the dutiesof Treasurer at the school have been aholished. This necessitates a change: in our , financial matters,-and we are asking all friends who have dealings wj.th ' us to please make all checks hcre~after to the order of the Ahmrhees Normal and Industrial School, W. 1.. Clovei^ Treasure. - We invite the inspection of the public "of our new building. All arc welcome. We .shall be glad to show "you through. Jhis will make it pos. sihle to keep' our standard of High School and Normal or Teacher Trnin" *ing wor|< up-to-date. 0" Thursday. January 21st the h Annual Farmers' Conference was held. Thg morning discussions were very interesting. Lurich was served in the student dining roonr at~- T :7J0, which everyone seemed to enjoy. Xiiti?afternoon?program?beginning at 2:30 wds a real helpful alfair at ~ which 'times'"Pfrtfessors Buchanan and Shutes of State College, Orangeburg i? - discussed "The Farm Outlook" and "Farm Management" respectively. Questions asked by the farmers indicated that the two addresses had really gone to the farmers' hearts? and that their entife operations for this" > ear would be greatly influenced Mr, Harry Daniels, Assistant State Agent and Mr. George Daniels, U. S. Dam. Agent and President of the Orangeburg County Fair Association EL were present nnd made remarks, fc. Rev. J. W. Ayers and his" entire mt'' teaching force from Fraz.ier Academy of Bamberg were present. Counf ty officers elected for 1932 were: Pres [ Ident Carey MoMillan, Secretary, Isa-? ' bela Clifton, Treasurer^ Thomas San|I, , ders. i k , . Conference Agents: J. D. Marshall S, U. S. Dem. Agent, Dr. L. G. Barnwell, Agriculture Director of Voor-. K hee?. """ ' ~ I HOWARD SCHOOL NOTES. | . ' _ . One A?Five- ol; our classmates, three boys aiul two ^iris have braved the season ?.?i' colds and ""flu." They \ have a pei feet attemlance record for j | the first, semester. . One It?Wo enjoyed making our animals in lass. We ibanui tilled the Bible storyv "f ie Baby Moses." One H??i\ e are making a farm. Last week we made twy__wagons, a i cow, a wagon shed, and a chicken coup. The girls made the animals and fowls. /" Two 11 hi/el Tidwcll and C led -Hell-Roach Ino.iv lit iheir story book?. to school an 1 read them to the class. 1 Tw'o L-?V< e'Tiiv .\ or king hard to be ready when the Penny Rally- for -February is called. ^ t, ' Three if We me studying^'llow kinds" of h<-Tms. We find it very interesting. ! i h iee L- We ai'-e striving hard to have a pe: i . > i attendance and tardy record. (Uli tirade The sixth graders have ciiioit ' tinv/HM i c stllllvinfr- "Old Ways of Travel," in youth Carolina. .They have'done some very good draw ing showing a. tin'gyujlgTinderstahcP' ing of' l ra\ of a tentuFy ago? They van now a. pi < i ia'te the network of good roads, the beautiful eoneiete lnidg.es. ami the work of the (State 11 mh-wa-r?t-n-' i.m tint'iit.?A . sympathetic uhderstanding of the. pioneers of j'Juulsv ' the necessity , of good roads lor trade, the- development, through .easy comiuunicnvi n were prominent '* '.among the learning situations. -- rth- tirade ktr History lessonshatjL'J'et n si. in totes ling that Ave* have planned to <1< amui i/.e "The Declara-* tion of 1 nd'peiHh'in e."*'. . ; The llorf: ultimo, Cfub met. Friday, Ian. 'J2 in The school- library.* The purpose of this ('li b is to stimulate the knowledge an<i 'ove of gardening, and through the members enecuragt? eivic plant! ag. Ti:x" members consist Of hays I font Tilt iitul Gth grades. ITof. Lane is the ndvisor of the club. >V 1 iritis ' M I-: i: r.s." i -Mant+hl'g. 1 :? .i ^':n i:nl:iy 1 ho regular meeting of. (he. t.'olor.ed Teachers' Assoeiatio,, was held in' the Manning T i ainim: i'.m.l \. -tit eiglit y teachers and thirty . o". on planters' t'lij'iiged in Institute1 work. The meetinir~op ened at ho u aud-ctoitiiii.ueil until 't:<K). ^~*1"pTTPTrrtj v.l.tr -i lol 1 YL'I'Cll V-> \ Mr. .1 i l'>. 1 .on. State Ay-ent-nT Ne trro School'.-. Supt. -Jos. ,1. "Uopp of Mam-mtt?h4t?! '.' l-amlc. liradhaiu. superintendent i ijn-, County schools.! I Tlw Tnsi i a . .o,n -in yr.Vup nteetinps was don* 1 >: Miss llo.hn I'siu-r of.the Minder S' "1 S\ int .Mrs. Uuliy ( it, v. <_ 1 i. > . t : li -.-'m*!!. a fvd tM r. \\ if- I [ iiau JL"I ,.* Mann inn. U-atlhi.tr I rrr-n?.rr-r-a --n- uuliUX. . Ill al. ; o' * ' l.'.l I'lltloii IctU'herrij Mr, Fcltoii iuyod i he. de\ elopment ol' I tin .elemetuary .-ol'.' >ils in order that lho liiasso- tv.a\ K'o't a thorough elementary o?i.nation. I' Thj'oo tn ..up- woi'i- had one with i Atiss .t'.-i.or ill Koto.lino add one w ith-j , .Mi.s. (" n:\ olJ in Knjrlisli. while the ?.*roup oj fn?titers were. tauyht '-hy* M>- Willi.m. l'l...-nil. County -Atrenlj and Mil i;.ob'>'t jlruiTson* Science It at'in i' .1 "a Si hoid. .1 he. peliotls ran t'n initial.-s with two subject's cnve.i.'-. I in tiie courses' oll'ered. In all. ijioi; C an ion people-'attended the c.-i . .aoetti.jr here last Sat-* urila> . i|, ^-u.. h . ue much enthus.iastn aim i .*- > o a' ion created tor the ..i i...,..lmvc thl-ll ' t 111' "4 ' ? V*'?" - -T-. | 'I'lu- r\ i "..Aon rtn^r- $or - r-UyfrlU-idvi-n a^hin in Man*. .iVii'.Ji- .**>. i:'''*!.' next sprint:'. O UWPMO 1H 'f ''"'III ? i i11' IT'I1 .iliiaujjjjal ??t' the S /in J >t ; ni tnH'nt of K<1 neat-inn. . HOW VlTl' M Llool. At Tivi't'lKS i; .;< Yin- 'tit. |>res i ient ?7T flu*" I'areir L'e:tch ; - As-uciatitfiy <>;: I I*iwa ri! -S .no!. i7?j?ethci* * the n il of different fom'mitn ihe o tiooi !? ...n.... .Tuesday after-in (<n at A. . n<> k. i'l-v kroup h)??l t? i11o-1 | 1 - :. ~ ' !'! 11 t. p. Ml tlaln |'(>lt;al til c tai... M't s. \ ilKeilt hrone iii*?i .'. ? > . 11. ,uUc.*>* a an pm I rioiii tin- ' 'I'./il wnicFf was oajftTl* received a . .ii.-i--.-fl for immediate net tot.. ?.-in* a: o made >"in? wn dt'i i(li snj:' ' sii"!)- pr r.aisin'K lniuis for tiif a-- i;t" i<. r amusing inter -L^i of pa i ai: p'.| 111 I iilf U'V. IU ilit''t'.iiU-irt'i. of. Ilo'-.aril School. .'I his 'cojifci ciict*.' i' . i 'ri-m ipa! Madden i' in o; ; to.'. : in*r pat ents inn! teacher- v. o prrccahly accepted ,\| - V. .*- o aivl '(iil'crcd s??r- { ' '.'. 111. \\ ill. ti I tlC , "olvirnii " ' Activities' | for a- ?' )!. :. !'ai n -Tcaclu r As-o-j ' f*'|A't'i'<>ii.?"T1?v~-?r. 1 i h u. M11 nd a v H7" t.'t.i.... . ' o:i r .lis and friends - :; 1 i \ji . ijr- i;! .1 fit III I ill I I i .1 >|k > yenned, latter, on wilt enter' ?"i wi?V {.yelling match. : Who i- i In :?? : r. in tP>- S"V-;oinli f>i r> !' M hs Ruth Bynuin, j' chairman f the Music Committee will announce 'lu- numbers later. is:vi n i N ) : M-:ys . We arc very anxious for the A^gri- ' culture Boys of Couth Caroling to know mor. about what we are doing. 1 We hate, been able to give a play -rrrnhine '?r! h it ?rrc cream ^supper 1 for the benefit of our X. P. S. C. We ^ also had a Fathers' and.RoiuT Banquet ' we had birds, rabbits, rice and chick- J en. Our parents erjriycfl.it very much ( We told many comedy jokes; we only r regret that- wo hutI our state Itinerate ' teacher over with us ftnd he departed before tlv banqilet. We are on the ' acene now. ?.AV.e,..ha.vt planned to make fiti* ergavtiEation one- amorijr , .. ^ . THE PALME" L. T. S. 12?F. II.. S. 1."> By Tim Johnson Chester, S. C., Jan. 22?The Lancaster Training School dames met the. Fin ley Hi lassie?? otl the F.?H. S. Coint'. Tht- first* half ended with the score favor F. 1 The secon i half was played last alid the" L. T. S. girls played last but F. 11. S. was too fast in the last fiv minutes for thy, .visitors. Miss Gilliam t'f iinu J'.-.S. playing at the forward poMtion was good, but Miss iJegralfeMrei'd lar too good for her a'td Ui pi hi r from making many bas kt U.. Miss Atki'ison a forward far" F. II. S. was good and also Miss "Stiwart a sub torward. The game i n.ted with scores 12-15 favor F. 11. S. sr. \i.r, t\ traim-m; srimni. 'i-< i ? - i in- ijicue. ana lomale quartet aecom panicd l>\ the faculty quintet rendereil a very interesting program in the auditorium oI' the St. A1baa High School (white) Jan. Id. Master T. F. Curry's. J TV,"S3\oplione solos were' outstanding 'feaures of the program. The proirtam w a s_ rendered uu4cr the auspice's of the 1'. T. A. an expression of appreciation was showed in the loriii 11f n luncheon consisting of as< sorl.d .-.niklwichs, hot eoiVet? p'n(l 'cake Ft May ! j. -Mi. Maywi?'.l'< nmvjn>,- . picture show entitled Hili RTey th Top Haml in the St. Alban Auditor-!-mil. The picture-was wry "interest" unganjl kept everyone in suspense-tothe ehd. Mr. 'Maxwell and his mov'iisr picilire; will show hero agaiiv Friday right Jan. under the auspices :df tile student council.-Among the-visitors of tig- campus Were Mr. W. -h, Maddux of Henca Path.; Mr. TdTft1 Mattcfson. of llonca Path;,Mr. W,_ F. Reynolds of Belton and Mr. t'laudy and Winston Reed.of -hair." . . One '<>1* the home improvement projects being, carried 'on by the vocational hoy- for local .'farmers is near* com] | -i.i\ -*i. This' project' consists of remodeling a house, hui.hling one ." vcci ifit? barn. 1 Jitil?iiu?2* sited, aiui repairs mi iT.lt. This was quite an irii .f.'i'st1''pt KU't't-1?> attact at. first but tliu boys haw bundled it nicely and ;r( cttjili'h'i'.I that they will soon com pleu it ci i ilitabie. They . expresv! much. pride i;j what 'they have acc>?f-i pTP !u' ~" MARION (OF MY PAR ICNT=? . ti: \? rn-.n associ ation ' nM'coHtT iin etiny ?l" j?he Parent-.' 1 cachet's Asocial ;'iTT liiet at the- Maeni .j.'y Training School; W ;">ti ncsday. Ian. 'Jib li'.'hi at 7 .'!<> 1*. >1. AvitTr n lav-.r, atcmla'icc of. ttoth parent and t cacliers. .it;'?4?y-- the l'im air n; \ii . h. i;. (iuiTy. opening" .iVoiii ,V?'i at a Friend we. ha\\. in Jesus; Thayer hV the Chaplain. .Mi. Francis li'ardner. Minu.es of tiie Sirs', no t nrea.l by the Secretary Miss Johnson which we ap-' -l+etrtTri by lla* as ovial;io777 The presi ent the n- preceded with the nuelimr by 'asking for tiny su?'ffestit^frs which. ihi^JU he of hone li t to I the association^ Several topics were | discussed by members. Topics for j <li.-etj.-s:ii.n. Ui'i c us' follows: 1. I low to improve the sehool {'rounds; 2. \ iV-nip'. r.i ? s (i children to school; ?>. Rvvutar a. '.I'.ds'.nrc of children to ?citwl ami niaiiy""T?tiurs of which time a Mil space will not permit., -A'fter discussions* tlu> meeting Was dis; i--<d l?y Chaplain.? Those attend- j n.ho.etl a pleasant ovt'ni:i)T~~ 1. Tl.Ti.r ^iii-etinK of association will -4+1-?hnd February- R?.T2-<it regular! .M.tri'in CirTTTFy TraitiInu" SimooTT ' , . * <moni;i;: corxTV tiiaimm; SCHOOL "... " S> ea. S. C. The faculty and students m|' Ka.- t' Kml wish to express llnir lu.'i'ifelt sympathy to Mrs. -.5. K. Stewart in her hour of bereave jnciit o\i r the death of her sister. -Vt-r?sintil i-vnietiibi r hoi?in our pi .y- ~ etv- to tin- i. ic who will always i ke ' AfuT two" weeks TCntss at '. or . lipiae *i . Wei ford, M iss. .M tilde Ri >k-W+U?,' iir --.ill?ai'oiit tt'.ui.ei is anlo )" .o l?e \ti'.h us attain. file. pa-t Week was one of qi.ilji. ;e. ' a.- Lim?11 iSchool St.u t >'" IJ w. re taking tiNaminatioi.s for the lir-l Semester! They were asked to i i11el- the i ooiiis with only paperpencils ami clear niinds. Some came with niiii.i-- and thoughts tlutt were iieuiUifiie others Wile just the op "] posite! Some papers Vh tracterizcd i t students who have taken infornvt- ! i tifM p"i i-ii". i;.." rrrrrtrTT. and allowed i it grovv.'jkLSgwl lu.-gomLsoil. Y<?ur 11 t' in ?.anniiii ml uni ,111 I (VlV- 1' Vou ' 1 ?'i sincere wish that the next Seni s- ! j U?v- -will- he- even better.?And" tfra* h you'll keep in mind that lost time t tan never b,. gained. |] i ii.e in.itx tfdiiie f.?r the basket ball 1 ^.ii ls was played-on the campus of i the Oconee County Training School { Friday, Jan. 22, \'X\2. Between the r Bet'd St. High girls and ours. Out gills played with much interest, and t goal but the opposing team was just j a 11ttte too "swift and won by a c score .of 8-15. c The P. T. A. held its regulatj. ? monthly meeting in the auditorium 'j, Tuesday, evening. A short but in- f teresting program, was rendered. | Prof. Stewart gave a few timely re- p. i?iirPks""'Ss~~to the relationship that I a should exist between parents, stud- j c nts and teachers. jj the best in, the slate. Came Aiken, See.; Theodore Me- r Donald.' Pres.; Thomas Aiken, Vice- r Pres..; T.essl fc jJpugh.-Xreas..Prof.. J James F. McKnigh, teacher. >a h ^ ? **?r '?1 rro LEADER BEAUFORT COUNTY TRAINING SCHOOL The weather has been so favorable that we have been fortunate enough to . have all of our children in ^school heretofore during the winter month it was low in average attendance, but now it is keeping up to the standard. o- It is interesting to watch the "ag" boys, along with their insnuctor Prof. J. S. Shanklin, Jr. planting vegetables and getting the ground ready fou"later things. Mrs. Riley.ani Miss Drayton spent the. week-end at their homes Beaufort and Miss \V. Gertrude Hull.;-,/ Saturday visitihg friends in Ktuu" f'Ort and while there was the dinner guest of Dr. and Mrs. Siui(. reports a very delightful stay." Profr shanklin, Jr. motored to VValterboro, S. C., to. visit thy high school their, on a observation trip last Wednesday.: Prof. Ralph McGirt principal of Robert Small High School of Lkaufort. S. C.. was a pleasant visuoi on our campUs - "Monday afternoon Everyone is relieved from the ^Trcntttrtt??thrys of "Kxa\ns/' wa.lt lighter. hearts we outer bar seeoiu; semester worR~Monday morning.-? Rev. Z. T. Hamilton roimixT *n m. us Friday, and gave us some very pleasant?remarks. We?arc always glad to have friends visit us. Watch the paper ..for--the ^biggest hit of, the season, a TMinstrel and a. Kitchen Orehe'stra sponsored by Mi's. Riley and Miss Allen.Teachers and students 'are bu.v getting ready to beautify the campus planning their usual flowews for the coming spring. ' \ , Olir dear Principal'Prof. J. S. Shanklin gives us Biblical lectures three times t. week in chapel wirier, we all enjoy.BOOK KR WASHINGTON NEWS A new schedule is about to be inrodueed to the high school da's e which, instead of the l'ortv-live minute periods, begins' the "second semester with one hour periods. ' This met lib ! gives the teachers ample time to present to their pupils jany ixplanation necessary for the pext day's work. The 'Student Council has been organized, and it is hoped tliaL liirougii direct contact* with the teachers and air persons in' authority, it will be able to put into new effect the old plans, all of which will help to make belter the conditions of our eaippus. """We kTH)\v~TlTat we 'WfIt,receive the cooperation of all concerned." The members'of the Dramatic Club wish to express their appreciation for your presence at their play. .The Charm School., which was presented at Ak n I'nivers it v. .oil, t in. _?l8th oil January. . .. . ' * The Senior class s. Id a greater amount of tickets for the play, than any high school--elasS, having reported so far 810.25. One. ol' tlu1 diversions of pupli.here?in?t-he school is writing?ptrctrrr The following is a poem written by Wilhelipina Roberts, a pupil of' the tynth grade. ? ? .Mv Shii) Comes In Deep and wide, white an 1 blue Lies the charming ocean, in the sunlight Curling its breakers from 'dawij. til; twilight, While it sings a song of love.to you A song of happiness, cheer, delight; And it rolls awav into the night To; wake the simvainlunirrovDH'- -sky of blue. _ Dashing and roaring,> ail day long, ft? helteiy the seaweed.' und Day, the white capped breakers chant their song To the flying gulls, who did me teach That you and hoaven~~were trard' trr reach, . , Lty watching green waves the whole . day long. Dancing and bubbling, the waves,roil in, \v nai are mey saying, Aiu?tney hkwi . stnfp* ? 1 " Laughing n. me .giggling, slip, slop Against the dunes v.ith their mock ing din." '. Vou and I apart, but the sea does iuv??er a drop? ? Df its precious sea green water lo o ?but stop! Here'comes- my ship, and you! and life begins anew. SUMMERVILLE NEWS In the "Mock Convention" at Tirat Baptist Church last week, despite ;he^ depression, upward of $15.00 was t must soon lose Rev. j! W. ftuddin. VI. E. minister of this city. Rev. tixift'lih, who had a very successful pastorate at Wesley some years ago fn<r who lived here since, is going o Bamberg this year. We wish, for lim success in his now field of la>or, where the people Will find him in excellent worker, and Mrs. Mablc iaxon Buddin a congenial, efficient ninister's Vvife. Last Wednesday evening the In.erdenominational Ministers' Union net at the A. M. E. Zion'church: The ruer 01 tne (lay was tne election ot fficers. The following officers were hosen: Rev. J. W. Witherspoon, pros dent; Rev. E. W. Graham, vice-prcsdeiTt; Rev. S. Liferidgc, secretary; resident apointed a committee to .rrange for an irisYaTTation service, onsisting of Revs. Oraftam, Ross an J yiferidge. 'Rev. J. S. Mayes was tht iew member added to*the Union. The funeral of Mrs. Carrie Brightnan Perry Was held from Bethel A. rf. E. Church last Sunday afternoon. L lftXgfc crowd was in attendance ,nd the pastor's discoffyg^ helpful Ttmt iopeful. Subject: "The visioh at the 4" ** SOUTH ATLANTIC A"] ^^sif^JEa TT :> jgjaai i _ ijgW J' ( Wi *] &yy/; ^Eg^p^B ^ jmi :*f Scenes of the Committee from th< that met in Columbia last week to r tion. A special call meeting of the colleges will meet in Orangeburg at ruary l.'l, to ratify the new measure Lower group?Reading from left to College; F. M. Sheffield Chr., S. C, G. E. Nelson,Benedict College. Bac University, and J.-W; Tutt, Haines Ir End." Daniel 8:10-17,. Programs Procession! "Nearer my O d to thee, ' Choir: Selection, "How Tedinns nnd Tasteless the Hours" Invoeatiop, Bro Vanderbilt;. Selection, "That Beau- 1 tl*"ul City;" Scripturc and Remark-., Rev. J. M. Marshall, First Baptist Church; Remarks, Bro. L. Buiun; Obituary, Bro. C. W. Brown; Hymn,"My Days are Swiftly Gliding By;" Eulogy, Rev. J. W. Witherspoun;. Sold "Face to Face," Mrs. M. L. Witherspoon; Recessional, "Safe in the arms Of Jesus." Mis. ATtn' LeSuine, Supervisor oi Schools in Charleston Co'.nty ani mem.ber-of Morris Brown, sent Thurs I day afternoon at: the Manse. There Was a thrjling gaimn of basket ball between Avery and Alston' High la:*} Friday Evening. Avery J won. Alston -wins next time. " The friends of Mrs. Ethel Lr? . Clover will lie triad to know_of her .return Iron Florida. Also-.Miss Victoria ilopkins from .Mew Jersey. On Thursday evening of last week Mrs. Carrie Joiner entertained in hon or of the pastor and his family. Other invited guests were Mr. and Mrs. A. Aiken, Miss Bessie Eraser "and Rev. S. Lagree; Episcopal minister, style and a nenjoyable evening spent. Several courses were served in fine - - Service? at Bethel A. M-. -E; -were very good, last Sunday and large crowds were prsent at all services. We are always glad to have our white friends a(so. Among the visitors Ave re: Mesdames Edna Mayes Hill and Sarah Jane St Clair, from Ebenezer, Lincolnville . Mr. and Mrs. B. , Anderson; (five mijo) of Mt. Zion in Mnrr A ndcrsun- is the--daugbter?of-Mrv Eoriek, for a long tune efficient organist and" .'off iccr oTWTt. Zion. Mrs." Catherine Browder, Harvey, and 1'iof. i'humutioi iUwiMi and Graham. The pastor's text was St. Luke, l>*02. The Tfrrly Spirit is evident in our services anh worship. The pipple have "tagen bn~~new Itftr,anil we are assured of a prosperous year. . - - - . -. v - Ar?A ' ( harlot lo Pcfirson entertained the ' pastor ot' Bethel and family at tea la.A Wednesday evening. The church and community are not 'bfjly pleased with Rey. Witherspoon, but i?l'iIr>(l with his wife and family and are caring for them splcndidh On next Tuesday?evening at the, home of Mrs. Bessie. Talps the: will be a "Get-in-Get-out" Bazaar. 1 rent to get in, 9 cents to fget o1' Monday evening a barbecue at the home of Mrs. L. Weston by Mrs. i Lizzie Weston. Admission ,25 cents. :??ly === ? CARLISLE NEWS The many teachers anil students are again at", their posts. The foi* lowing studejitsf*'spent' the holida<" at home with relatives: from Allen Miss Edna Johnson; Harbison, Messrs Terry Hawkins and "Herman Sartor; Booker Washington Hiirh. Miss Rosa. _ He Brown; Pink- y H r, Missy Boat rirr Johnson. . liuring the holidays Rev. Mrs. W. L. Johnson, Mrs. Lula Crosbv, Misses Corie. and Lula M. Gaflfney were the dinner guests of Mrs. Florence Turner all reported a most delightful time. Mrs. Little Stewart entertained ceopCfcfoxfCPCB^^ l A MESSAGE OF ? When Jeath invades your family c - solar >n comes to you from the fi g AW BENEVOLENT ASSOC1A protected, by . insurance laws, to j policy which your forethought pe such. The Mutual Relief & B T. R. YOUNGBLO PHONE 7186 . C8X8D8X83?8?S?C8MC8M0e^ ?it t m . ' i Saturday, January 30, 1932. ^HLETIC COMMITTE? v H ? ?J> ? 2 South Atlantic Athletic Conference evise the constitution o"f -the Associa representatives from 12 schools and S. C. State College* Saturday, Febs. right, Front row: W. C. Ervin, P^ine i State Cdllege; J. D. McGheo and k Row: H. W. Baumgardner, Allen istitute. . very charmingly during the holidays having as her guests thc following:^ Mesriames Francis and Ellen-English Mary F.1 Sartor, Misses Lizzie, Lillie Mae and Authuree English. All enJoyed a most sumptous 'dinner.. . _J_ Mrs. Mary F. Sa,rtor spent a short but most enjoyable stay in Columbia with Prof, and Mrs. J. P. Sartor and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reynolds. Mrs. . Sartor, Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds?mo= ?-1? tored over to Harbison College and enjoyed a delightful short stay with * the faculty and her son, Herman. The entire, trip was a most pleasant . ! one. " We are all enjoying these beautiful spring-like days and 'tis hard to be-? lipV? tVin Pilon/lor Last Sunday night. Dr. E. P. Ellis, favored us with a most delight- ? ful sermon. Dr. Ellis also visited our school while here on Monday." ' The teachers _an<i students considered ? it quite a treat to have him come and deliver such a timely thoughtful and . inspiring address. The W. H. and F. M. Society met on last Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Willie Hunter... The meet-?? ing was well attended and was both interesting and inspiring. After the meeting deliciously prepared course was served by the hostess. ~ All enjoyed highly"*"the warm re- ( .. . ception given the meeting at this ? ' . home. We are pleased to notc that all on the sick list are improving. WINNSBOKD NEWS' Waymnn A". M V ' ...1 Rev. A. 1 Felix- .Pastor,".. ... The ^Sunday -School is increasing each -Sunday". attendaneo^atKt ? ^^? interest. On last Sunday morning the newly electod officer* anri-tearh- ' " CDvWftru jn^t.allnl hy nnr pastor Rev. Felix. The pastor preached an excellent sermon Sunday morning to the delight of all who heard him. He also ?: ? gave us another One of his inspir- ? ihg sermons Sunday night. The Missionary Society met last Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Rhena Richardson, Mrs. R. J. Moore, president presided with dignity. Mrs. Lucinda P. Camnhel rpnH n ???' tercsting paper which was enjoyed. The folowing iladies took active part in; the meeting: Mesdames L. I>. Greon, Carrie Sampson, Rh;na Ticnardson, Laura Bookman^ Willie Mac FeltX, Helen Archey and Mrs. McQuartcrg a visitor. The pastor wrfs also present and rendered valuable service: At the qlose . of .the meeting?the members woro?served cal.e and coiroa. Mrs. Richardson and her sister Mrs. Lilla Hill madej.L very pleasant for all. The next meeting will be held in February at the home of M?n. Carrie K, lampoon. Mrs.; McQuarters of Jersey City, was the guest "'of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. .Moore a few days last week. All . and Mrs. S. A. Monro motored to Hartsville last Thursday on business. They were accompanied on the trip by Rev. Felix "and Mrs. STcQuarters. On their return they made several short calls on friends in Camden. Mrs. Margaret Goins is still on the sick list. We trust she will soon be her self. CON SOL AT10N | ' ranks, what a message of con- i ict thatjrHE MUTUAL RELIEF j " TION is under contract and you i jay you promptljvyour_insurance, " j ? ?rsuaded you to take out covering enev'lent Ass. of S. C. OD, Gen. Manager. ?... 1501 y, TAYLOR STREET_ njfftcttsoiuicoftttnfmfmftnrtirsmfirar'onr* '? ~~7- ' v