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Pajare 9 DENNIS HIGH SCHOOL |' The Dennis High .School is pro- i --? grossing nicely .under irhxr-rttndittmrrwhich we are*- laboring. Unfortunately Miss M. Gaudy, a member ol our faculty, mourns the loss of her ; mother, she has our sympathy. On last Sunday afternoon the! School Choreas Class, accompanied, by Prof. G. C. Abraham. Misses J i M. Washington. \V. M. Sh^iler. L. R. i' Wiley and E. G; Preston rendered a ? splendid'program at, St. Jones Church Mr. J. M. Lewis read a well compos-I ed papbr Sub. "A fcval jVlan''. Rev. ; Chism, the pastor of tfi<> said church , , and the members there of expressed . '.themselves His Having enjoyed -the , program, and askpd Prof. Abrahams and faculty to return"."~We that'll; them. > The' doors of our school are thrown open for visitors at all times. - Rev.1 C. A. Dunlap was out; welcome I last Thursday. Come ojrhin. M ARl.llOKOtOlXTY r-^? i TRAINING SCHOOL \ Mrs. Aliso 1*. Wynne. Reporter School has ljad a very success fu I term so far. The enrollment is lar?< er than ever.. = ; .. The faculty1 is as'follows: Dr. A. __?7 C.?Cook is the?rrrr?atvjn?pihuipittand has served iii. this capacity for a number of years. .Mrs Abie 'P. Wynne, formerly of Blackstock, S. C..'Miss Lillian Da\*is of Marion. S. ??l . C.is who has-been -a?sm11.1 i tonrit-^ _??er -in the school for a number-trfyears/ Miss Kthel Miller "nf , HamT , berg. Set'., who is the efficient music teacher and Mi;s. -KtUw^rewer Tu>o:y~ son, of Bennettsville, Sf <".. homo eco riovnic teacher:. - . Principal, Dr. A. C. Cook and wife, Mf ss Lillian Davis, one of the teachers and John I. Wyiitu , .'Jr. of the , nineth trrade' motored to Coin. !u Thursday afternoon, to hear the . lee. tirre of CniiRTC'ssinr.Ti- 1 iopriestrThe Washington ' Litiuai y Society. : rendered a very interesting inogiv.ia Friday. There was a ili -ytissipnt of, t'lle life of .Moses by i 'losrlc Rohiti.son of t!ie tenth grade and Christian (iail iy iviitl .Julia .15 i'ua T.f -th. sixth grade, .Joimie- I. 'Vr.imc' .liy gave 'a vetey interest ing-+n Hi .oh the leetuic of '.Congressman :l )>nrie-t. ?; The fare id?Teachers A-?oi hi! i.-r, met In the. school auditorium Friday1 afternoon'and discussed plans to aid the school./The morning \Vry - insnirinir. The meminu - el' the :e soeiation weree pleusently " surpri-e.i .by . a luncheon prepared t>y lite girls of the liineth and tenth giiad.s under the-?siij>ervision of. the.Verv i ci'ent home economic It-aV.ju r. ,\i r.?. , Ktta Brewer Tuger.-.?ftTi Mm-. M.5- ! Mil It r spent the week, end at Clio-. S. C. as guest of Mrs. ITia \VilUaii^.j . ST. \ 1.15AN NFMS 1-4 ' : * Tfip" d urk "tif -t-he->pasi week in 'the i St. A1 hu'! School wt\* i.' i x i o ptm3?= in character .to that inainwiiir <1 during previotm week-, wltielr the principal . >lyled as very, efficient. i'lin; weather?va.-'* favorable" ay l?iattendance . was vxeellehi.. The vocational hoys haw Vo'mplet%ed one (.I1 their homo im.provjahin1. project'- which eem-hsUcd- of .u-modding a h<,?u>e ineliuiin.tr the annexing oT It mum. 1 'his excellent piece <>l work re fleets much crodi-t d,n-this- department and demonstrates law .other homes <in tlu* community .-may be improved with practically no'cost cxcept the material. Amopfr 'hi- v mil .ii-.-,,...., rampm. were Mr. George Wilkm sm,i ..1' II .11 cu Putii: Tt.-v. A.\'. 11. 31?i-u-i?p;' in, ville; lie v.' ami Mrs. It. \V. Sruhi: of (irectivilie; .Mr. Nvl: otl' ami (Yes.. % Well of New I .inert y,; f'rof. a ni ?M.t.-. ,T. "1". .Mini.- "i ('il'i11 . beys of tlie faeu}:Y. , ; The sextet hf Clinton il. feated iiu St. .-\lban. seytet .m the. St. A','nan court by a ;seoiv 1 '>-! I. it w;*s of the fastest can.es of 1 he season situl 119 ( leaner "sf?. t urni'. 'nip?-e;n-~ beon shown l>y any U am>. Tl.e' .~t. AI ban sc^rf?t took the hah a iv b-,2 tinting the ' fust puart' -r. out the Hell St.--girls- gradaalh. .Ti?l.: their Way from under this handicap.. a!" tor the removal of Whi;' .'\tihufg,' St; Alhan's powerful guard. from, the . ga111 e on account ? i' fowls. 1; wa Vl'.IV U fli (?1 I W lur r . v. see'rtivd tohiiVe iUumtv.il tin/. m<>?nl of the whole- team before the Ih.-t half was < n !c iT; "but \*e cxp-Vf t,, . - Bull f?tvet > again on their own '.court Feb. 13., Watc h for tin- rc? suit". 1?*?: r Tin: ocon'kk coi n i v.. - --- . - TK v,N|Ncr-w-mt; ? fieneca, S. C.?-The Oconee'.Fmmty Training, School students arc breath . *ing a^sigh of. wHof since "exams'' ?? arc ovc'i1 for the in -t >?' i- liL -?arc Tn rgeh* warttng -for- reports?nttdaie praying that they will all be favorable. Fdb. 1, begins 'thy-U-wprk for the second scmo-tcr. New .courses are taken up while some, have been completed. A very interesting tniscellaneous program was presented in the aucli' " toiTunv Triday "aTfefnoom ~Tv7mc of the, best*-talented students participated which made the aftejnoon a ?^ pleasftht one for all. ;? Our girls were in another sensational f?ame of basket hall with the Reed Street High -frirls of Anderson Friday. The frame ended- f>-l favor Anderson. Although they were defeated, the team along with Mrs. Thomas (the coach), should be complimented upon t .. .. k I -I -*?- ? tribute to a worthy woman ; \ i in the passing in our dear iriend i and Kace Loader, .Miss M. N. I'inck- , ney, 1 tool tnat?tbo much cannot be said in bohali pi jjXicli a worthy wo- i man. Having known her practical- j ly all o: my liie, as my teacher and < co-worker and j?iond, 1 jjeel it a t duty as well as a pleasure to pay tribute io ^oiie so worthy. Inning niy early years in Abbeville, dS.?T\, .Miss i'iiKkney was my teacher. She so impressed nie that 1 hud a longing' to be like her when 1 was older. 1 remember even now her early training and still recate niam oi the? bible truths and mem- ; pry gems, tv.ai she taugiit nit* in lirst grade. As tl'te yea ft; roiled by 1 was constantly under her watchful eye and Utter b.-.a-iib eiost'ly associated with iVoi- in sciiooi work. Having lihisiicd iioul at "Harbison College .1. \s as elc^ vcu as teacher in the graded-school m .ibheviiie.?Lntoiiiig the \\ one 1 w as taken as assistant to , . .Miss I'-inrknoy 111 fbtv-i'iimary work. 1: always lomiu her a lrieiul, loving { ami" willing"' to show nie any point, that was no,. eiear in school manageiijent. We i>a(l class-rooms joining-. ami 1'iesvnted often to Iter desJt^lpV -a+H?no.urid Knowledge.?It cblhes. to " me clearly in my early years, long before 1 ever dreamed of teuehing witil lie.v tnat f had a. special oeeasi. n io mid her a very present help ill tiine'oi trouble. IL WHS "illy?a-''i.tle-etHnnsn toimr, tmt. liUle things Fount, so it v.as ip,ite a problem to nie. it was smutty alter--my early j conversion. I was t tying* the ~best tnat 1 jknow io tlo lne right in my childish way. it was then that 1 hail my nest toM in-.'-'t iii islian warfare" its .1 thought., i lake lime to eite tins instance* tjiat H liii^ht be seen to_ what exieiit .\ijsS-Pniekney would i>b to set t hings rigl* and "it nieanl inueh.' t ?u. tins occasion the minister. asiuu alter service one , night. if, nil vho were in love aiid charity will) id's neighbor would stand up. ^t^vensr^vttfi.h\ scorn jug ly., fur moot o<~tliifm to ?i" but 1 lilt ditlereiit, 1 was umier v oiivietiuji aiul remained seats e<l. Tins made, mi look inueh dejected no uiAiii.L, .'Alter., sct'VjcP one of why- 1 woiihin t stand tip and waslt I . 1 >:n imI < 1 Li -1i i>- tin. Ifev11nil nio'liiuM al>mg uiin itie^ii-j. ,7F tlKM-TuldrC'iiTT ami wasn't I still .sui'd,? I said No. J J said 1 had .been saved, l>4tt pot ?o\y. \\ oil Some 11 o w lid's leached Miss riiu-kii^V i-ius and ne*t day al school sue \ alk d nio a sick1 and questioned iik* closely. 1 can nev&r forget lav -t-i-i-i.c m at siie tQnk i<i >|iaw .ljy.o out ami M iul me o.a my wav ic- : ji'iciinr.. Slit asked why 1 was !>ay-1 iii.K now. that i was not Saved? I ex- I ]iiaine<i tuat i was. not in love'"and .charity with ni> neighbor so 1 could n'_t_: ?i.e ifcAU.rismui Tiny" more.-. iSlie want- < ,ed to knew wity was it-that'4 wasn't in le.e.-atid charity with my lieigh 1 ";1 ' 1 ? ' '' it 1 'tie of the--little hoy s on our street always vailed n.e- "sweet-iu'-aTt" and that 1 wasn't i ris swi t llieat t ami 1 liated him ior tailing* me-'that?mi J couldn't stand v} With; the lest of the congregation or 1 w uiin i c acting a lit\ when 1 : knew i haled- this hoy.. O how" she .laughed at me in this childish state- ! nient .then she said: w hy my dear you do- love that little boy, you just 1 don't?love -hiy ways, hut you love him, you see "that's'-, the ditl'erenee. she to hi me not to doubt any - more, and l'loni that .time 1 could see what i the dLtVOreuce -was. 1 brightened* up and i'elt, light-boa', ted and went on 1 in- win. This nnn seem a little . i! itVvf lu others but jt meant a whole 1 l<<t .to mi*. 11 . v. oiThl be It bettern >\ > i al. IT i_. j_e o.. its would he eon- 1 cernod aboat the "Little Things." 11 ^ > t.i'W I injty have gone doubling R >he had not taken- time J to- lu?l]> lir'- . mi'. i learned -a grout J lesson iit .afle.i; \eai s from this very' riiiident. .? I r??; . t W hen jt Vaine in Primary Teaching .Miss.' 1'inikiny in my estimation ( w as wonderi ill. i've . visiti'd many , "'Ic-niycj i-|| in this part of the world ' still I. feel thal she was almost, in it } juius s.. _ Lu?1. a I'Uii i,m id | poakor, she was ^ also a' marvel. ' t Volt could never catch lu-r unprepared. 1 have al- , wa\s admit od hei- and held her as m\' ideal. . longing to attain to her ( trrivihls as a speaker and leader, i Tho" it lias -.l^eeVi some time since we t helve been together lor any length bT" tlnTm ! frrr\ e Kept up corresponat .!fi' v.1;:if imi' thro' the years.?The J morning c.h" her death I arose earjy Trtrd?felt deeply -mrrved--to write-her.-I did so and was shocked .when the f '.Jit sp'lendrl pla.v s?and, the pii.iifiple?' oi' 'yh^yrr^p-rrrs a- shown throughout j the game, R 1 \ -?The h'ri-slHimn and Sophomore elas l ses art^)iH:soming a "mock faculty" i in the ?gu liiot-tum Tlmrsday evening, c Come <?ut and see. the teachers as ! the students have observed them ' from 11 n v to .lav ' - ^ force friendship. R will not come 1 xilw.,, ?.?, /...It .... ( .... t nivat. but it'hi^s certain natural , channels. They .are: to- be human, t sincere, to I0VC7 respect and to be ' ] helpful. There are the wires upon r which the current of friendship runs., J It tooTc one .of these channels this ( week when the members of the s church at Welford of which Prof, s Stewart is piTd'ofC gave hiWFTfie-ptcas 7* ant surprise of as many pounds as his car could caritv. This tells us !*' at the Oconee County Trainihpram 1 ' others loVP and respect Prof. StCw-C art as well'as we; But vrb are too ^ proud of it to lx> jealous. We only j liope that God will endow him with' a the personality to make more friends, j \ . ' ' ? THE PAXMBTI l ?' -T-rr=r-- - ^1= r-je jnswer canv. Her niece informed tie that the letter came too late. I vas completely lost lor words and vorld.had trrown darker, looked as' f a very bright liifht had ttone out, | uul so it hud. This seemed more l oul than visionary,. ?1 can see her now as*- in the "oftl lays, 1 shall always remember her is a wonderful woman, one who all ran look upon as a l eai, example of < rue Christian character. Janie Ruth Robinswn l-ilHsmn \ Pupil and Co-Worker, , S'J.'I-S*Ii!(j St. New York City. n.ko Ni:\vs * < Sunday was spent very quietly. ' Sunday Si hool at' liu* St. Peters' Baptist Church opened at its usual , hour. All uut hcis lit in;^ preen*. ] tlte 'lesson un- ; 'jorou-.-l.ly discus- ' sed for thirty mittutes. 1 At.seven o'clock a niu ical program was iend jv<! in w ich' tin; pupils from / the tits' brv- -.T'Tftth grades < et the Ktko l'uh'!;c School prirtieipat- : c'. The li si and second giadcs hay- i ink' the mo T active part. The C. II. < club sahg two* |.i> :.!!til'ul ;s lections. The evening was cVo.ted by all 1 present.?Many?of Liic?parents and ( friends expressed their d. - .ry of iTavini* lust this L-ioil i.C .luumiiuii?.......... r-?. Sunday afternoon.. A party,was. ??ivon on the 11th at the lioni*' of- Mi's ('afoUno.-Sanders byr:Tn& -!?** I ! . <\ The. .out-of-town guests ,;\VWv >1 v< ral Voting, -toco;<lc ironi i?l\";!I(. TiTiTT \Vi-ilist-oil. Ice' ' ci-eafr- and ?Tflrf i-vXI. ' was I'euderi <1 l>y ' t.he- _< ?i icntal Set vnil " ? f, 1 mm, _ of (leorirelou'n phn.-nn'iy .-urpri--cd- ; Rev; ami Mrs" I!. !>. ' I'rei n wjth , a week nj" \ ' i-t-.-- v Mrs. * Mis in; \| Thompson ] and fu r daaali'i dr*. I'oineliu Fowior_:pf .l'r?>X. "V . Were ~the ' quests of . Mi s, \!e:. IM'.insb,,. Moti ' , day at"!i i-muchi. -The~F!k.. :-a- -e-r-w w,-;-1 v.n :vn"TrtTt- J imjlt Fri.fiv of':.-,on. >- o|i|>iit({. -in ' liklekviUi'. ;! - y..\.. I in- , l.dl.mmyr J a "!?< ;? c.'iTi": M .- I .ydin Mays,-Mrs. ' Tluopalis r.l.A-i r a,i;d Mi- <-s Leather and FKariiu -I. *!' .New York City. wh?> arc homo a' .'he -hedsiilc ' ol' tl.ii'ir sii i, lailii-i-.. vMi-Ss. IXrnl - \-r ; v.* "TiTATTtci'ir A sii-k tor iiuiic- iiu i.:li- \vburied .. . ] Manna i >?H+rbt-^ Mrs. J. nA-i.Fr <.' rviij -. i.irraulsoi . .1. ('.. .who ilayiv ti on -' for sveial , week- are labuli better.." Prolet.soro \\ iute. ! he, Y< inripal of lift' lliaii i .. . i. n.?villo. wis' a ' visitor at' Film i'lib:,. Se.bool last y/et-k ami e a i a . b< i , i!k. MI-FN FNIYFRSITY NOTKS. .F.iday: . v.--in-.; ;--e- students I Ci&liiJ'e I ? I.eiti?aMuastM?wu-rpretation of their i'aealtv In wli-n i t..........i i l a :J11\. V An vnini* of hiliti itv ua- hC- . students J tu 1? ? : " ' i;orso;.ai"itics to suit j.!n :v>e!\? <. The proceeds from rhnt c ! ci u : ; j.(? tuwiuai j rrmn u'ary drive. . I Saturday iiit1 :i ' 11 last week ike I- ! < ,v: ? .- i-- ?, ; .i ; !!?>. i-.ia tlu- i interest of t i o li'irn i y .'i- -.t?the-hoiiie of Pr.uVso'r and Mrs. II. \V. Bauniuart^ier. * Mrs. Kenttiii* Aletihee Williams, professor \?f Kn.ulio.Ji is cor.lined to her home at -A.To'; !.o;.hUse of., illness. Students and faculty'alike" ate w ashing fs r lu'r sf?-ody- return .to the .Class ~ toom. President Sims introduced Congress in an Pi-Pri.-st when lie apt-eared at] Zion Baptist church under the aus- : 1 | ires of the 1'. C. Chili.-. Si .etaJ 0f'| ' Mir student- and faculty ,'others at-i ? tended .tue lecture. ' The. girls" hasket.l all i no played j i T? disi ea ii'' ;i'ra;i.i-t \ - irlu-es at < I'enmari. la t Saturday. 'Ihe. heir anI llieir who a win "Malt io B. | IJittyr was tlie iuuh scorer for our '] tirls. . _Mii?1i ?- \ \pei U'ij of Maitielj ^'l iie. Ii v I .i !.? ' ail... l? urn is sehe- J { ildi (I j; ; i y H 1; :.M. iVu..* today | igaiftst '-rla he'd .at "Ail.* i A team ! , 11 t.' \ I't'C I i'Cl H1.1 v.JM. nlu\ wt-lj :*? Is sons in. j Vrniii-t'i a t t w ?? 'i?.?. j I*i*? ; i Siilit 11 it- ' . ill*.' is -the only ,r< -ruh I; tho sq id. | - Then is in 4-?>u:> <.. m' ifi-'aiijriMr *nt ^ i coptqiuplaU'd li-ur.o: al 1 istorn I'ifii s iu i i x 'f <;i<- li a-'s y* driyc. i. lit Iv; s "a-lit' pasSaTes lave'boon i**'<i;i \ t'lj IV.-n, \'!v:i alum li in several '..I' vllie*e cr-nurs ui'i'injt x pilttvimat:- ' i ; \'n- i M lifitfU- : on lgmi?; i N: tVp?i*-ronlomplan.'u r President Sim- is d; il rove i vim; ^ lioi-satfos and . ,c miin'up'.-;!: imis con- 1 yratulaiinj; him iq <?n his (uocision to. t "un fur tho A. M. li. bishopric, ^ and y ilodpin/ tl.iir iijipmt ,V m many t >f the. out--tandimr lay a; 1 ininistoral dolV".ratv> throne-hunt* the C-onnec- j lion. The 1 TesidenP?believes ?that us ipm-rrrn i - nccdi ^ by his church; i ind offers it and himself _for its effluent nrosefullon. The faculty?rrrrrnnizat r- t," TVft'' the rbrary dri\'<t is PrbTess'-r R. I,.* Pe^o.crotn\\ai \ 1 ' 1?''r"^u^ *\''rn"* I * u er. Under this set of' officers. the 1 Irive is moving alone ni e'ly and it s expoeted that much good may reiiiH frnm the soccrnl n.tUtios. ~ The A. U. Cluh No. 1 meets regullarly at the homo* .of its" several x nembers and at the University. I)r. ^ ieil/els K. Green is.~p resident of the ! Hub aud Mrs. Oetavia-Jbguese is qcretary. Tlio Club is \?brking as- * iduously in behalf of the school and * nvites ail graduates- and former stutents of Allen to join ir> the pood ^ cork. Recent meetings have been c ield at the homes, of Mrs. Revnice fallman; Mr. .and Mrs. Hannibal Toward; Mr. .James. Woodbury; Mr. I. W. Vance, and Professor R. I. , a jomon. Professors TO. F. G.'Deht I ind T. V. SvintOn have entertained J n the librahv and cafeteria. n.T . . I V> DEADER MANNING NEWS Sunday "Was a beautiful day \ el cold, however the numbers of 'Innity turned out, nicely. At- 10:.".0 the Sunday School was opened by.the assistant superintendent, Mrs. Pauline Childers with -teaehers"tn their respective places and a very appreciative group of pupils. At 11:30 our pastor Rev. Robin>UTl though physically weak aseciul- ~ ed the rostrum and gave us h most beautiful -discourse on the subject * 'Litle Things." All who were pres?nt enjoyed the sermon'. At 5:00 the Silver Tea Circle met ;it the parsonage quite a number attended. We gatherhe around table discussion on the 'subjedt Is the i.I + ? n- i ??uuu ?triiui? Uftu-1 Ui worse dpi!'itually? This ^discussion caused so much enthusiasm that we had to lave it continued for tho following Sunday. After the program was ov?r the hostess Mrs. Robinson served" _ 1 course! of peanut-butter sandwich kYitlx marshmellows and tea. Every me was benefited. The doors, of the church were then, opeiv-'d at 7;()0 Tlie pastor lectured to his people, m the Fundimentals of religion which wa's very good and in order. On Wednesday evening, Jan. 27 the ' Vpung People's Social Club Was entertained at the homo of Mr. Winslow Brown. The meeting was rallied 1 to order by our president Mr. Oliver Sumpter. After the business of the meeting was over the president presented the visitors, which- were Miss Thelnia Koon and Mrei Koveniu White. a. 1 Mr. Herbert McCloud. All made tiin L'ly- remarks after which the guests wCTo'SCrved with a course of pune! and cake was most delicious. The club will hold its next meeting at the .home of ReV. and Mrs.' Jo" ' SVithcrspoon with Mr. Julius Dkes-as liostC?On la it' Friday night .the Can _ lie' Club of th$k.Sunday School met at the Sutulay Sell bin mninuuimi mam the lufliie of Mrs. Pauthie Childers% m ? 11...i i-...' i...' i in* 11 iv r i 111 war* > tirivu hi tnun u\ the President Miss Agues Robinson riie opening preliminaries were eon, dueled as usual "then the Intsinjr?^ i?f the day* . Kaeh member pie !god himself to stand by the,.club from = alL point of view. ,Afiei4-''a short7 discussion the lmstess^served punch', and- chocolate cake which - \vas( enjoye.d by all. This club is/organized to assist the senior church put over its program. The next .meeting will be held at the parsonage oil Friday Feb. 5til, l!'d2* ?The?town- of Manning w;t^- geared- ^ tvith the presence of "Prince Chester Wilburn on Monday evening in a musical recitaV '-This. affair was up to date ami refuted. The race should be proud of such a charade.' to our-credit. He will appear'here'again on the'"* lath staging a .Million Hollar IV. ! [ling at Trinity. While in town lie was the honprcl guest of Rev. Robinson and family for a few evenings. : -7' ?Rev. Robinson is Indispo-ed now but " we trust lie .will soon be himself again. . .? . 1 WINNSBOItO MAYS The Royal Eight held its regular meeting at t]te home of:t Misse?. Pauline Finley and M'attie. Boular; j After business had been transacted a delicious salad course was seivow' and hot, teaj all seemingly elTJoyvTT the evening. The members were indeed glad to have as their visum Mr, Otto Martin:.from Detroit, -Mieh. ?The?next nneeting^-witl be?at?the ' home of Misses Mary 1.. Patterson' null-.Nellie or;'on. t . Rev. Ceatt.wy^as- at his best Sunlay and in his discourse* he set'forth wmc. sound truths. It will pay the A'innsbopo folk to visit St. Paul ami < tear some of these wonderful ser lions. Prof. \V. A. Ross spoke very rover- 1 sntly on the death of our beloved .! lulius Rosenwald. We all enjoyed' Ih. 1 speech and thru him we learned more about Rosenwald and It-is struggle ^ lp fi-om poverty and how bis tinsel-, i' ish atitude made him FenToniber the mfortunate group of noonTe. ^ Miss Nellie Gordon - sponsored a.i ,'ery lively program at''"/ion A. AI. 1 j G. Z. church Sunday evening in inerest of the Christian Endeavor," ( rhe students and teachers,'took ne- s ive parts on the program. j Rev flnlhim wns lienvil bv n laco-e r tudience of people at Zion church Sulr Fay afternoon. He took for his sub- f ect "Wonderful." He was really at t his best. We hope to have, him > >ack soon. ' i?' * . ? Mrs. Goings is responsible for our laving such n treat- J fork \Vjor?-4? the city last week. Mr. c Conway has 'returned to New York. < ill's. Conwav and little daughter Cnherine E., are remaining for awhile vith their father and grand father dr. John McDowell. We are proud to know that Rev. \ Jlmer ;wh? suffered severe injuries J rom an auto accident is improving, Mrs. Wr A. Ross is on the sick list 5 Ve are hoping for her a speedy re-| 5 overy. The Y M. C. A. will present in 1 * he Fairfield -county Training School ' uditorium "The Royal Fnt ertainers" I ? Vb. nth, 1032; A'dvtedfT" Prof. K. T;. H dclntosh. Don't .miss it. Fun Ga ore! . { / -v?r- ^ ' . . ' / V. . /"T- I ^ V? ' ' Ti:,\( HEKS ASSOCIATION "The T^C't' County Teachers Asso^ eiatioa nut Saturday Jan. 22nd 11*32 in the school auditorium. The meet-, inn ?vas culled to-trrder -iit ltPOtPo^ ~ clock by the president, Prof. A. C. , Abraham. (juice u lew teachers were present. After the business part of the meeting was completed, some very -interest inv. topics were discussed. The various teachers expressed themfelves and all seemed to be pressing forward to the same "gold". The next meeting will be Ifeld Feb. 13th 11*32 at 1:1 o'clock all>^f the county teachers are asked towe present. Mrs. Fisher,- the. Supervisor, was a little liencnt with the teachers last meeting but you are Risked to be pier ' sent on said date unless /notified. Come witne.-s a wonderful program and discussions. COKKSlintY MAN'S?: : Wy are having very cold weather in litis .section. , I A1 large number of visitors were I to worship at St Paul from ? > _ churches. . Little Miss Sarah Goggins spent 1 the week-end with her parents Mr. i and Mrs. T. M. Goggins. 1 1 XT _ , i - 1 \\JX regret much that We still lmv+^ scVwiii'', oil 'iiic s'.ck list: Mr. r C Xasli, ~Mrs. Amanda Loudon, Air < ilampton r?? - Klr. and Mr.. Lnrkin Latimer, Mrs < led. -uts. !In...moil, Mrs?Ui'.-i >, t.; Ahbe.iiie a..d Mrs.. Emma C'ltr.toy- j mui sou, l\Jr. 1) K., little daughter Uly EiuiU'jo ;?pd Ruby Gambol were very pleasing tutors, at the humo. ot . Mr. 1 Ails. , jto'.? ;son- -Sunday. evil ir.g. ' Aitv Alathew. hut lot of Abbeville I made a. short trip in our little town _ Thursday, . evening. i ' HENNHTTSVILLK NEWS . ' i ' ' 1 A. number of Valentine PaitTuhave been plrmned fnr"tlri.=r- liTorntlrr We trust ' every guest will have a i The Community Day will be held . Friday-.' at St. Mark's 'Sehool, Mrs. , T. T. Robinson, principal. I am asking the Teachers to stand j hy 1L E. Graham and help lier put over a splendid year's program. Mr. Williams' little child on Hud- j son Si.T was liiiiit_ ur-soin^ way last -| week. She is improving iiicely. Mr. and Mrs. K. 1). Ellerson on the Cori\er of Amelia and Marshal, streets . home was destroyed by* lire last week. They, chance to save a few-pieces- of fnrnitiure. . ^"Sunday .21. a Three days Pew Ral IV tamv oil'. Amount raised S2SS.HJ ' Uev. K. M.^Booker delivered n" splendid serinon Stuulay morning in 5 Rev. Wright's absence. . ' . . Tile Pee Deo "Union" ancT Sunday ( Si 1 u>i > 1 convention held' its 28th session" at Saw Mill Baptist Church, Jan. 30-31. Rev. Booker is the efTiriant pastor. ' This is a now church and one of the most beautiful in the rural district. Rev. Booker "ha* n gpletwlpFA group of people and warrants much 1 praise. . ' A splehtli ; program was rendered 1 Friday evening by the local church. The sessions were all very interestThis was one Of the best sessions . in the hi>turv of the Union. There | were no signs 'of depression 1 around i Maw people. Next session will I . i-onveife with Shrloh Baptist Church 1 May. .2?v'-.dlh Ml- \ I' i o o i * I larrimrtun arrived j hmrr fvuri New York City Monthly ~ morning, v . . Mr. Ducket t of ' New York City j * was called, home oil account of t he | 'i"Uin i.'i ins srs.ver .!1D. iM'.\y.UeiT,YV lie spent the week-end in the city ivii.h his si"i?ter and brother, Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Reese. IU? made, many . top call- "while'here. i illt. It. 11. MclWTWlXI. PASSES IN \ WASHINGTON { ? - ^ 1 ' ~~J R. B. McDowell died Wednesday* ' 'miliary fl. at his home 727 Ir- . dug Street, X. W., Washington, 1). 1 He is survived l/y his wife, six 1 ons and one daughter. For the past ] 2 'years he was employed at the 'ity Post Office. Mr. McDowell came to Washington r| rom Greenwood. "S. C.. where he aught in tljo public schools for many ears. Ho was interested in Church ind .School work and was an eholar. * The l'uncral was held at Berean h>)'tif t , < hui'oh, Fi'hliiyj rjanuary?fcfc?: t two o'clock with burial at Lincoln emetery. A MESSAGE OF When leath invades your family solar vn conies to you from the fat \Nf BKNFAOL.ENT ASSOC1A1 protected, by insurance laws, to p policy which you* forethought per I 4UCh. The Mutual Relief & B< > | . T R YOT'NC.Bl Of BROW 71Sfi * lafnrday. Feb. 6th. 1U32 WIIXIAMSTON NEWS s The sad news of the death of Mr. WsrttFT'CntldirwaT received withmnrh ?? regret. It is remembered that he played Ian important part on the program here in l>cc. Mr. Childs is a cousin to Mr. Mack and Elbert ' Elrod, who attended the funeral with their mother Mrs. Eliza EIro \ Their sister Mrs. Johnnie Ellis, Mrs. Eddie ^ Thompson were along with them. Mi s. Bobbie \\ ilson was' among liio sloppers. ill Anderson Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Sp'ergeon Mattison and his njother Mrs. Ada. Mattison and Mrs. Emalino Moore attended the union meeting at New Hope Bapfist Church Saturday. The delegates of New Prospect .were J. R, Fowler, N. E. Mattison, P. II. Brown, and Prof. A. C. Garrison. Mr. Jim G.eer spent the week end with his wiftv Mrs. Phiiln- Geer. The stork left a fine son at Mr. and Mr$. Roland Hawkins Saturday Jan. '10. The mother and son are resting- . fine. ?Mr. and Mrs. N. "E. Mattison anil " Mrs. .Mattie Thompson motored to Mt. Mariah Sunday to attend the anion meeting and they reported a [inc time. j?Rev.?Ii,?L,?Robinson?IvXj?Salur. - day morning for AbbevilJ where he took an active part-on the program. We were all glad to see him * back Sunday, evening. ?Mrs. J. R. Era ham was, anoafc the visitors at New Prospect Baptist Chure.li Sunday night.-- ' .?__ We were triad tb see Mr. William Cliukscale at church Sunday night . Mr.-C.linki.dalc you aru wdmine, nnne again. Mrs. Matliu Dill tori spent a very pleasant evening. with Mr. and Mrs. John Owens on Pel/.er Street. They have just, moved. back home from* Anderson and we are glad to have them homo again. . ; We notice that, the Sunday SehueL.... ? at the Baptist chuveh is being well attended hv both voninr mill ."?1?I, .-md : is very itfuch alive, lt.js conducted >n the model system which carry a fine program each Sunday ni The general Supt. Mr. X. E. Matli- ^ aou .is _yer y.-eiiicient-and _is right. on ?_ the job... Our lesson- j^nndav was of [ivy thousands and 'if you were not at church Sunday night you sure did ffiss 'a feed. ' ' Mrs. Susie Mattjson had a Pew [tally or the single people flirainst the married ones and the side that i-uiscd the largest amount Avas led on the old time pound cake. Mis. Halie Robinson was the leader for the married folk and Mr. Ode Jack-on for the single ones* of course you ~ s might know we married folk eat the 'ake'. We raised $o.2<r>; single people _$ L1IL ' : " ' < ' During this service the choir rendered Rome special selection. As did 1... 1 . .. ii i . i 1 1 1 uiic* luuiiiuiiN tjuuiii'i, uip ncsi. mii)nu'f' sang was "Them Bones." Rev. R. L. Robin-()? our pastor delivered a-wonderful lecture from he subject "How ina.s tin1 Moral Ui'.d?; *" Spiritual condition of the Church be * Improved." This subject was well liscussed with much power and enthusiasm. It has been circulated -that, one of >ur deacons is aspiring for -the mtn"str'y and- will ~p];each tils* trial" ?ernon" next Friday night. I et's Hoar (iim. Mrs. Inez Smith spent a few 'murs ,vith hoi- husband's mother Mrs. Wm Fhnit.li. ?? ?? ? ??? Mr. Rupert - Sullivan who ha? been . . ndisposed for sometime is much bet,-' 01\ ' ' ? : ? Mr. Clarence ^Hamilton's condition v yet considered very critical. 7 ?r? Mr. Autley Kay, is serious y d we ire glad to see Mr. .Tune Sober up and nrr-ngtrtrr: .Mrs. Mamie War,, ir-rrr ? ionic* recuperating from injuries re eiv?d in an automobile vvrock last [ 'l iilay. Mrs. Kmina Duckworth is loing tiieely at this writing. IN M KM OKI AM r* ? In "Had* hut loving "remembrance- of >ur deai" mother, Daisy .1. Swvgert vho departed this life seven years ig<>, Veh. o, R>2!> at her home in [rniiy S. Ck -. ? >. Sven death lias a wonderful mission riiough it .'robbed us of the one we . 'Joyed; ft draws us f^oni our sntroudings ^ re long for the meeting above. No matter how great our despair Doesn't?heaven?*ecnis?nearer?ah-l Tq know that our loved one is ihere? Her loving rh'ildren: ' _ Mrs. N'tma J. Gray. Mrs."Rosa L. Davis Mr. John B. JSwygert < Afr Mnn7v IT S?Fi>irin>( . L.MjMiBtiar. Rhnda, Clntwll, ? Kiln, "M., Irma and Daisy V. Swygert. CONSOLATION ' j " j ranks, what a message of con * * *''i ft that THE MUTIJALTUCUEF J * j 'ION is under ccntrqct and you j ay you promptly your insurance \ suailed you to take out covering j | enev'lent Ass. of S. C. j "?j M>. (Jen. Manager. | ^ 1.r?0t?/2 TAYLOR STREET . X < !