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3 * 1 Saturday, Feb. 6th, 19&2 * ALLENDALE NEWS' Saturday January 23rd, the Alleu dale County Teachers Awni'i?iim_ ~ %Vas ' gamae I with tho . officers Prof. .(!. A. Anderson, Pres.; P^in. Fairfax School; Vice Pres. Prof. C. V. Ring, Prii>. County Training < '- School; " Treasurer, Mi s. Ida Allen, Prin. Sycamore School; Sect. Mrx?. Viola J. McFadden, Assistant Prin. 'Hardin Academy, Allendale, Chaplain Mrs. S( J. Rico, County Training School.' A ^trong. and efficient Program ami 'Sdjcial Committee was ! formed. ? Following the election of offic is ?a splendid pr??#oa4>i wa| rendered address of welcome* Mrs. S. J. Rice; Response Mrs. Ida Allen. Prof:'Dine . spoke-'jhriel ly on the relation of tie County Association to the Stat ,? TiaMii'is As.-ociitlloh, nnely remark? were given by Prof. Anderson. Mrs. ???MrFad lejl . gave a-, splendid dehionstration in primary feadiiin 'methods which was indeed interesting- and ' 'benefichth Dues alnoun'ting- to $7.0(" Wire rrcjcved for, the- State T'aihei1 ' Association. , 20th, 1032 at the school's auditorium ?- Miss Willie-Mae Mclve; -nnnd Mr, Joseph Singleton were the guests o! * tluir friends in Estill, S. C. during I hi- u-i'i't on/1 The Literary Club lie1 J ils reguTat meeting on Friday afternoon at 1:3l o'clock. Tipiccs' discussed were afollows: "Games for Mental Deve . lopmenft "The Mentally Deficient "child" an i "Parental- At? itiule". -hrtteh- nicmbet?pi esenl?reported?tlr- " discussions interestingly and bene I'i ~7 cial. The next meeting will be held Feb. ' -12th.- - -- -r~ ?? The niglvt school is now in session . at the; County Training School )V meeting \Xith splendid sucess. Mor*. than seventy are attending regit Uu*ly. This Wi?k is carried on by Prof lling and- MiKS McT'ver, it is hbpeT7 that much good will be derived fpoir their efforts. ??. M-ht?w+d?Mr*?John?. SlJtlt'y mTTT " children; Mrs; Griffin of Jacksoh-ville Fill., were the guests of their l'i icnu. Mrs. S. J. Rice <>? th- it _?v turn from Columbia where they attended .the furertil-of Mrs. Staley's fat Ik r, He v. Wat soil. Mr. llausford, Owens, after a short. illness passed away at lus homo Sat - aftc.fnoun, .Jan. 2.>rd. funeral vcr?.. vice's were hold, at Trinity C. M.. K. . Church Snmla.v' LVAbnenr Allendale ... -- itf*. Owryjis .sudden illness- and death came as a shock to the many friends Wlwi 1, ' 11. \c li im -mil l.n ,i.l l.ii. II loaves a widow, six children., and other relatives to mourn their, loss. " The sympathy of the community is extended tjie family, v Af'rs. Mail .'e Body Joyner formally of?Allexulale-muw -redding?in J a til; . sonvilie, Flu., spent Sunday in the .'.city to the dolitfht of her many >~5 friends. ? Sei'viee *?at "Simpson, dun I'll?Sill'. ; -day wore-marked nrtvrked-ftwTT-rhanRT^ '* . in the regular method -of--services. J, The pastor, Rev. Thompson, has inl' traduced several new features which will add much pleasure and interest rieii out properly.. We hope for him! Snueh success ilt his now field of la- i bur. ' . . The yotnif? people of Uappy Home Bapt ist Church haw ' recently reorganized their B. Y. P. U. under the leadership of I'rof. p. Re id. This . church has a splendid ^roup of enthusiastic ountr people of whom tlvey . -^Junfld feel nroud. ' ^ Mx-: Marion IiY Alainer. loft the--city.. Monday for an' extended visit to A in W hn(i.irEl^rrnT-"T~ pleasent stay. Miss Mc%ver and Mrs. Crawford ~ were the dinner quests of Mr. Joseph ?! Singleton honoring, his birthday dur. (hi* the past Week . " ' TTie hody ol* Mri-Elridfje Gad-on of Jacksonville, Fla., was conveyed to ?' the home of his birth, here at.Allendale, by the Holmes FpneraL Uiree=? tors, Sunday. 'Funeral services wdre held at Allen's Chapel Church the same after-, noon. ~~Mr. Gadson is ^hy brother of Mrs. Verna Redenbiiry and Mrs. Sa. rah Walker. Friends of the family sympathise with them in their loss. | OKANGFlu kG NEWS . f Once ai>nin a few moments were "Mghly enjoyed, in the Kdirto' City. ^ Mr. Cl[ftunrSalk'y..-Jiv.J.lui. furmor .president or fhe "Youiik Men Prof - . gressive Club" along with a selected group had a wi ndeYttU time at dinner party at the hoine of Mr. and Mrs. Winglteld Blnir, 1 r? Cemetery?Street. After the dir.iter was served each member of. the' group. consumed ? two or three minutes by saying a few wotdsr of appreciation for the partie nnd the 'portion by which Hit! partie was edjoyed. The following were present: Mr. I Julius Amaker, Mr. James, Bonapart, Mr. Joseph James, Mr. George Grden Mr. Fred Hill, Mr. Willie Ilayncs, Mtv Marion C. Backnon, Me John Gardner and Mr. "John Zinper'mon. Mrs. II. F. Amaker, of this city has returned home after spending a week with hex ..daughter Rlrs. Queenic ?-?Sallcy at "Wtnston-Salenv, N. C. Mrs. Amaker attended the grr dun ting exercise of her grand-daughter, Miss Ernestine Salley, who graduated the Grammar Department of the Cherry ?? Hill School. ^ ? Op Sunday Jan. 21 Mr. H. F. ' Amaker and ^is~son~MTrilulius Ainni ker. motored- to Winstop-^Salem fori Mrs. Amaker. ^ K1NGKTRKK NEWS Many new ministers, h?y_e- moved i ri.o King r tree -sine o?the last 'South C.'.iti ulinn?M.. I '..?Conference?So . i ;r>. Revs.; C. C. Reynold.-*; L. ('. Gregg, ;ind. S. 1?. Watson. The Emancipation services held at- the Colored High School w>re both inslmetivc and i Jmtersoting. Professor Anderson the ' principal arte ; as master of cercnio- j , I Rev. C, C. Reynolds delivered the address. Revs? A. W. Wright and : Ij. C. Gregg were pre.-cnt who spoke [ briefly and to the point. The stoik brought to the parson- ! age- of Rev. and Alls., ].. C. Gregg 1 Thursday morning Jan.v21, 7:20 A. M. a lovely baby girl, "Elaine fhimila mother and daughter are doing fine. BUNCHY* ILLE NEWS " *4 _ : I All i)l* the ministers of Branch- ; villc arc doing nicely in their church , .work, dikpite the depression of tiling.;" and 'times?. 4 Kev. AIT O.- Stewart pastor of the Branchville M. E. Charge was all inthoused 1 ever his congregation Sunday. They or his people think Jere-.- ' ihiah .has foUnJ his man after running through the streets of Jerusalem. br. T. F. uwens pastor of the Cunbon Baptist Chuck was at his best on Sunday, his sermon was quite full of "inspiration, "lie told the people -to beware of the various things go ing through the country that donl mean anything to them in, noway. 1'rot. T. FT Gamble CTTe pastor ol the Branchville A. M. E. circuit was full of joy on Sunday A. M. after viewing the eongrcgation and soo- i ing the many visitors, acknowledging the presence of Prof, (lorey of. music from Charleston, Mr. l.incoln Frail :?k of the said town and many others.~ Rev. Gamble told of the Disc Group Meeting which convened at St^Peter , A. M. E. Church, we will say to these ministers exclusion.. The entire town Was struck or , snocKeu to near 01 me illness 01 i\irs. Lizzie Iiey wood* who is president of of her. class went around to see her' in a group, the young people' of the town regard, her as the 'mother of the church, we miss her Very much. She. has our prayers, we are hoping ! for 'her a. specdv -recovery. Dr. A. W. Heywood was seen in a li ve wire tin the church, his advices ' are and should 'nave our care-, illl nil,i i|ii i ll in i, | Wo are looking forward to the coming.of the l*. 10. on the first Sunday. rile will hold his quarterly' conference on tlvi^- .charge. Rev W. M. Brown preached the three o'clock sermon at Mt. Zion M. E. Church "on Sunday ITTs text was in Cencsis 1 every tiling Cod- made was good and his Hub,i. was': "The pevine Goodness n'i' land". Tiler.' Wert: many penple there tohear this young man. Dr. A. W. Heyward .M(0KIEL'S SABBATICUS " ?_?J Morbus Sabbaticusy or Sunday sickness is a disease neculiar to church goers. The attack comes on suddenly every Sunday. No symptons are felt. On Saturday night, the patinet sleeps well, eats a hearty breakfast; but about church time the attack J comes on, and.continue until services ' are over for . the morning. Then the patient feels easy, and eats a hearty dinner. In the afternoon ho feels much better, and. is able t<J~ take a walk, and talk golf or politics. About . and stay at home. He retires early and sleeps well, and wakes up on Mod day morning refreshed and able to go to?work,?and does not have any symptoms of the disease until the next Sunday.' * The peculiar features of the disease arc-: . 1. It always attacks professing church people, 2. The symptoms vary, hut it never, interferes with the sleep and appetite. 4. It never lasts more than 24 hours. 5. No physician is ever called in. G. It becomes painfully prevalent and is. alauhingly infectious. Makes no friends of the inl'tfcted. 7. No remedy is known for it except prayer. 8 t nless checked, it . always proves fatal in the end to the soul. Let's pray for a change; Copyright 1??:?. ; By Rev. M. R. McBruW, J-'astor All. r.di'ii t lrcuii, Carlisle, S. C. IK MO NEWS ?Inspitc?of the cold weather Sunday the -church goers were busy on their way to church. Those attending the funeral of Mrs. Cornice Raiiiey Carniicluiel, aC Jones Chapel A. M; K.* Church, Lexington, Sunday were . Misses "Thomascmr and Eloise -Buuzt'i1, MlsjS Janie Burgess and Mi\_ =ClCo Spence, Mr; and Mrs. Joseph Drolicr, Sr.", Mrs. ?. S. Bradford,! Cleo Spcnce, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph | Dreher, Sr., Mrs' J. S. Bradford,t Mrs. Annie Tucker, Mrs. Lottie Mae MfKiss-ick,'- Mrs.AHce?Bowman?arrti son Jasper and Miss Eva Dreher. Mrs. Idella M. Boozer is somewhat indisposed at this writing.Mrs. Anna G. Lorick is at home after teaching a successful school term at Little Mountain. ; Miss- -Lizzicc McDuffic Wnd Mr. Twiggs of Columbia spent last Sunday eve., with Mrs, J. S. Bradford. Miss Rob a Jones left last Thura-, day for an indefinite stay at the Palmetto Sanatorium, State Park. Her many, friends wish for her a speedy recovery. the palmetto l - - ? BISKOPVIIXE NEWS Despite the change of the weather a lacgn group -oX ^HH^r member?ami ifrinnds wuru pret-ent?Komiay during " morning service. Sunday School is j still 'progressing* rapidly* The lesson was very interesting especially the review by our beloved pastor. Sunday being our first quarterly conference Dr. A. P. Spears, D. D., P. E. of the Sumter District was on time accompanied by Mitt Spears and children. After tho usual order of service our pastor Spoke of the. fine qualities of the P* E? one in whom j he had the highest regards and respect. He also expressed himself as being highly pleased with his appointment. After the presentation of -ttrc-PrrE^Jie spoke in gloring terms of. the Rev. C. C. Dunlap, deceased, ftfrmer pastor of "Mother_lBatihel" in Philadelphia who was once his pastor, he also spoke of the Rev. C. W. Dunlap, D. D., deceased as being a great preacher the father of our paston The P. E. said he had been wat met hi pi as a memher oi the .Lancas- toi' disl.' and decided .in were fine was in him fine qualities, possessed by hio -fatherantp tmetor While in seach for a young man to tajte charge he selected him. We are thankful to our bishop and P. E. for sending us a good preacher and singqr. lie selected as ~a?text John 1-0:101 am come that they might Jiave life and that they might have it more abundantly. Thi* a great sermon which held his audienece spellbound as the servant of God spoke. The quarterly conference was quite a success. Peace and harmony prevail-*=4-throughout the seesirnG" P. E. assfess^net in full $ 255.00. The P. E. and pastor, paid a high tribute of "respect to the members in -htrfrying and cooperating vatii 4he " official staff. Dr. and /Mrs. A. P. Spears and children, Rev..0. A. Dunlap and Miss Nellie Scott one of the teachers OT Dennis High were the dinner guests of Prof, and Mrs. W. R. Fisher of which we all enjoyed. At 5:30 our series of. Silver Teas was had at the home of Mrs. S. E. Brown for Mrs. Mabel Thomas. After remarks by pastor arid reciting of Bible quotations beginning with "C" Mr. ,1. M. Lewis, undertaker was ask to. make a short talk which was very timely? A delicious-course was served and we went away with new vigor to carry on. Those present: G. A. Dunlap, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lewl'q Af o K?1 Pom T niivano Qmn?.f "f A\CII1UCI I, VfV** KUUai tt Erma White^ Elizabeth Frierson, Rox ie McLgtosh,'Virginia Bfllin. Virginia Franklin, Aletha Bonn, Martha Green Mabel Thomos, _,Jas. Brown, Isaac Thomds, Hosea jfTorison. l.a*t ' Wfrtlfesday tile 1'hMoir riot. and Mrs. W, R. Fisher were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Rembert also on Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dannery. We are looking forward to our church conference and, box entertain- __ mont Monday night, Feb.. 1st, 1932. The Silver Tone Quartet from Mt. Harmon Baptist Church will sing-. Mt. Olive Baptist Church Rev. J. L. Brooks, PastorAnd again another ?riumph-?*walYericTahce registered lait Sunday Snn/lair Q'OViaaI . A RnivmoM KVW..V4Uj k;tnuyi^v^oi|[H. uiuii and his coworkers are'always on the ! job. We are trying1-to do everything, that we can for the betterment of our Sunday School. Come .and help us continue .this lead. Keep the Sunday School on the bound. * . Prayer meeting (Thursday nights. ^ Sturt now the habit of going to pray er meeting; -?: "v ??-Sunday-Hrfternoon program at Buluh W. fck church. Some of the local talents of the town 1 appeared and their best. Rev.?a+ttf Mrs. Ransom have the 1 sympathy of their many friends* here Ju their bereavement. "One of the.local members of Bethel A. M. E. church has passe 1 to the * great beyond. We loved him, but I -Jesus-doved- binr-best. - "Servant of God well done, Rest from thy loved employ. The batttq fought, the victory won Enter thy Mas{ef*s"~joy."~. ' | ? Sleep on Bro. Maxie Rembert. Mesdames Henry Thompson, (illIbert Reaves and Ben -Armstrong.. _ [members of the Big Four Hundred gave a surprise birthday party at;-I , the beautiful home of Mrs. .Gilbert 1 Reaves Tuesday rvf,ftmgr-Aan?2ii in _ | honor of Miss Cora L. Alexandedr. artistically arranged with tables for > whist and the lights gleamed with softmoss while the guests enjoyed their chatter and games. After several games t.he birthday cake with i candles was put before the guests ot honor ami a course of britfk ice cream and cake, salted pecan halves and qssoi t.ed rnmliur Tim ?nblc* vi ei e n1arranged and the radio found its best stations, swell, enjoyable ami lovely are only mild adjectives to describe the affair. Those who enjoyed the affair were: Mr. und Mrs. Alex Reaves, Mr. and Mrs. Jones of Dillon, Mr. anff~TSTrs. Henry Thompson, Mrs. Ben ^Armstrong,-Mf- and Mrs. Gilbert Reaves, Misses Cora L. Williams, Hattie M. Ham, Christine F. i Boulware Cora L. Alexander and Ad- ] die M. Rembert of Marion #h*d Gladys j E. Lewis, Messrs J. Edward Jones, J. Frierson, Lewis, Leon and Julian Mor gan, Frank Roberts, Teddie Reaves, j Jessie Singletary, Carlie and Willie Gerald atnl little- Gilbert-ftcaves.?At a desired hour the guests departed expressing the enjoyment of the ev- , efting. Gee! Four Hundr<nl! keep it j up. It sure was swell, N . , I .... ?- -.1 EADEK " ^:?" r seiXKKs news Sunday was a hHrh <1 v ";7'~ f..,, more A. M. E. Cliurch. .Slur! n!;li School opened a.t it's usual hour wi;?, superintendent Lester and oi - r> ark ers at their* post. of duly. A- !] :; > , the lesson was beautiful!;. """.'Ti ', e:\rci by the pastor and aU enjoyed it. Rev. E. J. Garrison pre:vh" !. . n. E" ' soul stirrinff senuon at 1 ?. worship. He took his text lr?-mi John At 12:00 Rev. .J. W. Eva? . . :: ed another sermon from the ?. m > . " Mark 4.41. At 12::)0 Rc\. E L I. nrciichptl. .1 snnl ufirrmy vi-rnim: i'i > the first -chapter of Sa mm < \ .u Rov. Earl White favored uv wis!; a._.'.' sermon from St. Matt. 7 'Jit. .-At 4-^ > , , . ,. Rev. W.'"T. .Fore delivered !?: < *l.-tsermon from St. Lulce,21A- l ;o j hRev. J. C. Mclnis prea^hr-th ;V-: stirring sermon from Rev." 12:1. At 7:30 Rev. W. 11. Thomas nnn' . ed the last sermon of TTT7- day 'i ; ' ' Std ~Johrr?ft:tt:?A11 ttrrrmjins \v< enjoyed. ' . , We were all glad? to Lie-...i.e.: J. H.-Alston principal of the S<'iii Junior High "School with us Sdu?!a\. He made a lecture that was..t-itijoyod, Mrs. Annie Nowjhi .of J.a'UtT*wor- ?, shipped with us at Halt iirn?; ' M E. Sunday.. '& . r? al < Our pastor, Rev. W. F>." W-iftiah;- a ts getting alorrg-rrirrh?sn far in" * : new field. Rev. T. J. Ransom pastor a* i'? ' 1 . Dee spent a few minutes iir town day evening. Mr. . Namoti Marcus. was n in town, also. Quittie Thompson, Kd. Hciiigtin. ft i> ert Ahdersmv and David E|l?-t In-. a<. tended, the Raptist (Association a. Florence County Sunday. " On last Friday evening- at Si-!!; oaiK Junior High public fOtoricaT wa- ia id h. Am'ong the distinguished gin-si- uei Rev. W. 1). Williams. Rev. \V. T. ibai f'"-" M>' U! r< \i. ..II.I ...^ri..i -.I,, Moody. They all made. ii'itereMnig - i"11 remarks." " . . " . The Sellers baseball _ hoy, Jar.. >u gahTzed their club lor tin- oin.iii^ t',~ season: T. C. 'N owl in. captain;'Iv r- git Lester, manager. / .' ? ? lockiiahr m:\vs ... I think all South Carolina a .ii joiee over the news that Benedict College is going to have -a new build ing with a modern auditm m : withstanding the cry of yhai <1 t ini< -" and the financial depre^j^nj. In diet is-a gr.and old school w.here ma:." have prepared themselves . to,'.--i i the people, and I hope she'will L\e.: :: long?and?prepare?many?more 'on r? life's work.. > I have had several white me+*-n. :e to speak very favorably of Hon -rrr--1 car?DcPriest's?*[>>.> . ii?m?('? !..11 a They said about the same thing n> *' did. That he was not a Negro tigressman but a Negro in Congress.'.1 That from his district lie represented Mr. .Miles 1). Bogaiil'Miss .MagcU. . J. Bogan, Miss'Jeraline Gol'orti; a m Mr. Douglas Parhunr of Beiiedii i Col lege spent last, week-end at hpuie (. visiting their parents Wtro were -de- i , lighted to see them.' They have' nov. t returned to school better, prepaid j for work after a few days rest a. lUIIlt.'. Mr, She) ton Foster- after a?few Week.-r- i]Jn^SSrdie<h4Mst?-Tne-dtr.V~n:tr t was?buried in -Mt; Unwell u'im'U-n o leaves' ?T wife and l L*ral children but had liieoly provpl dd for thcni. He owned a nice farm!;-, and had softly money in the hank.?-ry; ? Mrs. Hattie Helle Kelley. yaw a |, party last Monday night and iirv ite.'; j a few of the young people. \ t > _ those present were: Mr. MiKx 1>.Logan, Misa Maggie Logan. ML- a. ; Goforth, Miss Z. Thompson. M . I .'Me ? I.and, Mrs. Lillian I. Hog.ui and Mi . EHa Goforth and Mf. ii'.issell M They enjoyed themselves with i?? -* and played many games. ' After whm'n I'efresh'niopts- were soi \ ? d. Tiv-y; thanked. Mrs Kelly and aw p raisin,; her for the kind ho.-nitalit \ a fid well deserve the praise I'm' .-he i- a great entertainer ami e? rtainlv ; " hd how to make it plea-ant for -. >'< d The white People li-ic an- . . g y a great religious meeting. 1 can iw: rail it a r. vival h.d nnLr it jm i- 11. . L" , v out itself without any piepara'. i nj . . for it and the pastors have not hen;. ' assisted by any-other preacher. -I1. twe?n the two Baptist churches h. more than."three hundred have he n J t added to the rhmvh.. As a . general I h: thing Negroes' have .vtiy little 1':?. t!. r in the white people's religion., ami-j the wIfiIddiple haw ' wry i::: u. 1 the Negroes. but uut of lbi- 1 number I feel that some are n>nvert<td, and that will ^jelp to Lockhart a better plaee. . Prof, and Mrs.4 Began wish *n thank M. C. Oetxol (list Yor his kind. ness to them while their "children u.)U were here. Mr. (list is a fine y?>ung |H1S man, lhas a nice , home,- beautiful Miur wife and little daughter, and is caring a V| for his mother and grand parents, tryn May his kind increase. We have in Lockhart a front- hn. ! Sunday School and the attendance '. youv increases each Sunday. Mr. Miles IV ' Bogan is senior, college stdent at Benedict College, WHs present Tw<rr ^ , Sundays, and reviewed the lesson tist. each Sunday. The school was well la,-, pleased with his talk each time and prop wish him much success in the future, jel ! :?; 7??5 ^ \ ;? ;? I II K >1 I S l< . |y< >\ > l(< My l lu o, X.^Lunt-;. . Jin- Orimn ()| tW N-mritual '? ? r ' iiiv ~ '' ! " ,'ii 1 . ; ; . 1 ; ' 1 ' HUlll H i < ;? - ;i * ii f?. T ' ' '' * ' 1 v. , llt'i V ir * ?W-'?r?f-?ft r * , , i?- , ; -i '/.vJ ,;-i!l. uvl'; ' ' -1 : ,.... . ! . r ... J ... ivt. '' J / -I*.!.. '-.I* L^L r e>, " ' - ' vT. t /. 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