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? ^ ' ' ? c Saturday, February 20, 1932. CHERAW'S ITEMS OF INTEREST Sunday past as Lincoln's Pay thri out Methodism or rather in all qui ehurches witnessed?many?A?e?ad ?aml^outstanding sermons ir Memory of this great Crusader am leader of the. past. At Wesley M. E. Church the day be ing one given over in the hands ol the young men' of the cjiurch and community "proved an exceptional one The program under the direction ol Mr. Edgar AVilliams and Prof. J. E, Payden, organist, supported by a male chorus consisting of forty voices held the large audience at (each service in its sway throughout the dajt, At the eleven o'clock hour the Pastor Rev, S. M. Miller preached and addressed the occasion in his eloquent fashion, extoling leadership of Jfche past, encouraging anil iii'iiiiiiinng i,m,(r~frfTFr a... i? ilj, xuve ana cooperation. Berating hv illiif.tration imr Insetting sing ann Hallacies that we as a race know sc i well. ?i At 2:30 nVlnrlr thn nettmi program of the day was conducted and ended with great success. Many fine ad?? dresses were made. Those appearing nn ihe 1,1 H I11 lirrTrtMlHimr monds, Marion Kendall, James, Prof. J. E. Payden, Dr. J. V. Hanna, the _ Robert Small Boy's quartet in an excellent rendition. The male chorus is. Itft ~7>rr: joyable singing. At the present time the church' is all astir in prepartion of the com f Easter service. On Easter morn ing the impressive Cunfinnatioh Service ol-the church will be held. Ar< your children out or never been re e^ivf>d?fn fulL mnnhi'i-dap inlo The church? Let your children be confirmed into the church under its guidance and protection. The Confirma' tion Class is steadily growing. A class of fifty is the goal. Also there are a great number.of babies on the Cradle Roll for Christening. ? Special Easter music will be rendered by thfc large chojr of the ahurch . " The Sunday School has A very beautiful program under the training for the occasion. ?"? Tho ' J ^V...V4C*JT UUMUVil DUttl U M. U U 11 H g ' * will be held at the home of Dr. and ~Mrs?=#. V. Ilainia, tireerr Street, or Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock.. ? The relatives and many friends 6i Rev. J. E. Burch, former pastor oi the Chdrch of 'Triumph, Hugar St. are delighted to have him home again Rev. Burch is located in Wilmington Delaware and-4s-4n the city on busi?? ness, , To the many patrons of . the Bool and Shoe Repairing business of Mr J. E. Harrington. He wishes to an ?vf hi-? hnginny ? ; "in Lu larger Quarters In the Braybo> r B"'^ling, 9ftf> ^nnnrifl Ft ? "THE MOGK COURT" to be given by Mrs^^plaudia B. Robinson in the very near future is scheduled to turr your, (tickle box) over. Watch for the otYieiaf announcement. > There .t? avi Lbe^lots of fun. ? -= == . Last wppk at Poo Tlnn Pnptial Church, the entire~WeeJ?. ^as giver over to the presence of Rev. W. J, uojus,??Mi?evifcttgeuMt. i nere vjere great crowds each night during his presence in our historic town. Many io hear, many devout believers, many out of mere curiosity. The congregation and friends enjoyed a soul-stirring week. -?The many friends of Rev. and MPs I. L. Williams old Cherawites wtrc delighted (o have them in our midst during t-Tie past wppIc Rev. 'Williams formally pastored Pee Dee Uni ?ion Baptist Church here: He is now pastor of one., of our larger Baptist churches in Sumter, S. C. ' BENMETTSVILLE NEWS. sprtng was dn iast'week; but The . weather?made a?reaj change this ?-weekr ao-they said-~ttre~f6TcT w?a?Ke"r is still oh hand. , Mr. Dock Bridges died thi? week at his home on Oil Mill street. Mrs. Mary Sanders on Amelia St. is still on the sick list. M r .E. S. Sanders, Miss Pearl C. Sanders, Mrs. L. L. Lucas and James L. Lucas, Mrs. Lsabella L. ^ Rogers and Mr. Turner Evans motored home from Washington, D. C. to the bedside of their sick mother Mrs. Mary Sanders. Mrs. Rebecca Peguese on Hudson street was very ill last week. The Community day at both St. Mark school and Dunbar school this week was very good. :?* Mrs. Roxanna Alston known as * the World's lady preacher closed 3 weeks of great auceess in the midwinter meeting in the city. J. Service at all the city churches reported very good. Sunday morn ing Rev. A. J. Wright was at his beat ' to a full house. The sick girls of Rev. Washington are slowly improving. We trust they will soon recover. Mr. M. Williams on Amelia street title eirT got her leg broken a few weeks ago Tn an auto wreck. ? The teachers ares sending up sonte ~ special prayers for"" their, school claims. MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH ! fj. Greenwood, S. C.?Sunday School 10 A. M. Preaching 11:30 by the pas tor. 3:30 a program by the Busy Bee Club which was very gOod; 6:30 B. Y. P. U.;( 7:00 P. M. preaching. Rev. and Mrs, J. M. Gates and a few of his good members motored over from Atlanta, Ga., last Thursday and were the guests of Rev. and Mrs. E.'H. Herbert. Rev. Gates preached for us at the services Thursday night. From his sermon there was much spiritual sunlight thrown into - the lives of the jj members and friends. We are at ways glad to have pr. Gates in our \ m midst. He is a great gospel preach* er and we are hoping to have him ; again loon, ' SIMPSONVTIXE^ NEWS i Mis* Lizzie Bowtingwho resides _ near. SimpsonviHe_andli*?s-nwmber - -of^the Fountain Inn Colored School's i faculty ettertained as dinner guests , Sunday, February 14: Misses Mamie I 0. Brewton and Goldie E. McDuffie, rand Mrs. Sallie Buskey from Green-M ' vilje, S. C. Misses McDuffie amd [ Cora Buskey who is also a member of Brewton are members of the faculty, j- Mro. Buskey is ttTe lrfother of M iss Cora Buskey who is also a member of , the faculty. Miss Bowling was as[ sisted by Miss Buskey, at serving j i time. Each guest expressed them, selves as having enjoyed the magnificient dinner from the steaming hot | coffee to ?Be delicious dessert. After dinner while all were relax. ing and convening nhnnt the preHH^h-- 7 day, crisFs, in came the honorable Rev. H, W .Steward -an4-ht^-TiTfldT"" ? fff>m nrPQnvilU.?They of?course , were npop-caIling." While thev worn contemplating their. departure, ?p p drove R6V. W. K. Martin also from Greenville. The refnainder of the evening was very pleasantly ?peri^ All of tli? guests made their exit - -hoping to be invited again. WINNS'BORO NEWS ? WaynwHv Av M. E. ChUtch?^"Rev. A. J. F^lix, Pastor . Although the weather was very unfavorable last Sunday, Jthe Sunday " "SchooT was carried out as usual: The - lesson was beautifully tftught and reviewed by Mr. D. L Smith. The pastor was at his best Sunday = morning.?His?message "was an Trr- " spiration to all who heard it. Sunday night we observed Founder's Day with a very appropriate program for the occasion. Splendid papers were read on the life of our Founder, Bishop Allen by Mrs. Heln Archie, Mrs. Rhena 'Richardson, Miss Brown and Miss Peaks. Miss Jordon sang a very beautiful solo with Miss Brown at the organ. Rich ard Allen Campbell recited a poem _ flnrt Mr Mnnrn and the pnwtrrr-ypnlcP on some of the achievements of our Founder and the great A. M. E. = =Glmi'eh.- Mrs. L. P. Cmnpbelr who 1 presided at the' organ had charge of _ Hip prnpram hoing?nqqktpd by Mes-_" . dames? R. J. Moore and Helen Ar -vine;* ' Mrs. I. E. Battise is much improv" ~ed after being indisposed last week. ' Misses Smith Gmdun, Boulttr', Me- ~ Intosh, Peterson, Finley, Prof. Mcintosh, Rev,. Beatty and little Sallie Beatty were seen in Goluipbia Satur' day shopping. _ i J The first and second gradm render ed" a program last Tuesday evening _ which?uuu?anjoyed?bji all.'1 Ml^UU " Jordan and ^.rown teachers.4. " J Miss Carrie Etta Ijytefr-* io? viniting " her aunt she has be&n living in Phil, adelphia, Pa., for sometime. She is -.making an-ox tended Msit. Rev, JJ.eatl7 preached an excellent sucrmon Sunday, Th?? mnin thought. ~ w&s the "Omissioiy^of Sin." Sunday ~ 1 was Communion~aay and every one ' seemed in a receptive mood. Expe- riences and testimonies were given by , | vaiious people. Tbp sprv-icQg?were - 7 carried out in a very i^verent-and digfnified manner. Visit St. Paul every second and fourth Sundays and hear,Rev. Beatty. Each Sunday he , seems stronger. | Home Coming Day be observed a~t St. Paul on the fourth Sunday. Every one is invited to come hom;r : on that day. 1 ?Mra. W. A. Robp iq ntill eh the i sick list. I' The Rc;i-' Jig'-4, remcmo St. ^Valentin-i aru celebrated by giving ' i Valentine Party at the., home of Mr. and Mrs. David JBratton. Cupids were busy shooting arrows in hearts z some wOTe-*jrcrrr~bound breast plates, and Cupid's arrow was sent back with a loud thud; sometimfft jj;. Wftft hrnk- | " en. Everyone reported an enjoyable evening. . , Mrs. David Bratton was an out-of 1 town shopper-last week-end in Co, lumbia. The out-of-town guests who at- Ltended the Royal Eight's Valentine, Party were Mr. Helper, Mrs. Martin j Miss. .Corrine Gordon) Mrs. Gordon, Messrs A. W. Hill, Jr., Gerald Roberts, Beverly Roberts, Bouler Williams and Dr. H. G. Thompson. COKESBURY Sunday was a__very cloudy and cold day however the members turn. ed out nicely. At 11:30 our presiding elder, Rev. P. M. Gary ascended - the joatrum rind-gave us a most beau- tiful discourse. He ht^'d' his first quarterly conference at this charge Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Medler-had as who is attending the Newberry High School; Mrs. Allen of Newberry. They worshipped at St. Paul Sunday. We are Droud to see the First Ban- 1 tist Church members out Sunday and ? hope they will come again. i We are indeed proud to see Bro. ' - 0. C. Nash able to be out afeain: i We" regret very much to learn of the illnes of Mrs. Eunice Cummings of j Hodges. Miss Hattie Wilson is speeding a | 'ew days in Columbia. ( Mr. Ernest Wiliams left Monday i for Florida. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Goggins enter- i tained the Stewardess Board No. 1 ] Friday evening. After the business 1 session a dinner was served. The. 1 menu consisted of roasted chicken, ] rice, macaroni pie, loaf, peach, pickle 1 hot chocolate, cake, black coffee and mints. The elder and pastor were the dinner gusts Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Starks. - = - - i Sunday breakfast at Mr. and Mrs, c 01 din Pearson. i Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Squire Wash- < ington, St. Paul had the pleasure of s hearing three quartets Wednesday to jl full nousa. 1 a 3 - "V [ THE PALMETTO I CHARLESTON NEWS * A gigantic consolidation of pll ci. vie?erganizHttofis of Oiis city was launched on last Sunday afternoon at the Y. W. A*_ This was a moe at the Y. W. C. A. This was a move is known as* the Federation of CivicClubs. * This big- one of many have organised to do big things for our people of this "city. We anticipate great results from this great 'advancement in the near future. At Mt. Zion A. M. E^JPhureh on last Sunday morning it was instinctive pleasure' Tor TRe worshippers at that service for there was every part of it so interesting. Ficst. a wonded lul sermon was preached by the PastojrrRev. W. P. Carolina, that stirred the" heart of every soul present. Last with the music that suited the occasioiTT Should the writer attempt to class the at>0VtT mentioned service it will be that it has been one of the most, pyprogdvo -Ufit-naut-nd i? fi lr?np long time at Zion . Next Sunday evening ' the Rose Bud Club and the Young Men Boosters'Club will appear in group form at Mt. Zion for review and at the same time will be a special sermon preached by the pastor, Dr. Carolina to these two newly organized clubs of the churcK. The public is cordially invited to be f>resent and enjoy a big evening at Mt. Zion Church on Glebe Street. ; Mrs. Laura Judon was able to attpnd services on last Sunday morn ing yet she is still impaired. The evening of frolic sponsored by tho Y. W. C. A. Thursday evening" was enjoyed by all who attended. The revue and comedy were good. They wish to express their appreciation to those who helped to make it a success. The annual meeting was held on Friday Jan. 29;at the "Y" A business meeting was held at which Miss Ella Smith, chairman gave her annual ad~ dress. It was enjoyed by .all. Then gy ga y?'h e r repor t'^wh i ch showed that the "Y" is really humming. The Treasurer's report "wasrcorrect; Mrs7 Branch and one of her secretaries were present and made interesting talks. A little drama explaining the work of the "Y" and all its part was given by the Girl Reserves?The AtFventiwes of Ella Cinders.* All, enwed and left feeling hannv and full of the "Y" spirit. Miss Eloise Smyrl our branch secretary is to be commended for all the wonderful work she is putting' .over with the girls and women in Chnr,. Test on, S. C. Mid-tp.-.v. nvimnnl i?nr nm. lwil.l i.w our schools this week. The "pupils are anxious for Friday to come, so they can see their cards. The graduation exercises of Burke High School will be held Friday, 5th at 10:3Q. .-r^rrrfr;?T-Z7-? The "Ne Plus Ultra" Club was_ entertained by Miss O. Mack at her residence on last Monday. At half after five talies were passed to those: present. A jolly good time was had. Tallies ?thon collected.?A?delicious repast of vegetable salad on lettuce, with stuffed olives, cheese sticks and hot cocoa was served followed by a dessert of- cherry jello.' wnippeu cream ami piaiu curve. The firs prize a satin and lace boudoir pilow was Won by "Miss A. V. Hunt.?Guest prizo a hrnwn pocket' book to Miss E. E.. Lewis; Consolat.ion, stationery and ften to Miss Thad dona Fraser; booby, Bridge Tablet to Mrs. C. V. Thomlinson. The guests of the club: were Misses M. A. Broad nax, M. A. Fraser, E. .E. Lewis and Lois Saxton of Arkansas The new-primary department of.Mt. Zien Sunday?School?is proiBfrefising rapidly under the supervision of the Supervisor and the Suparin'tertaent. They~raised $1.53 from A Tafent Rally last Sunday. Each litf'Je one was given a growth button for Uierr Avork Hurrah! for our little ^folks, Pray for them that they may cofitiue. / , Mr. Charles McQueen and daughters, also his younger brother Mr. Alonzo McQueen are in the city on account of the death of their beloved mother and grandmother. We extend our-deepest sympathy to them in the loss of their loved one. Mt. Zion extends their Pastof, Rev. W. P. Carolina and his, wife their deepest feeling in the lost of their dear Sjster, Mrs. C. W. McQueen. Your |1oss is Heaven's gain. God knows best. .? A grand musical will be given at J Mt. Zion A. M. E. Church, Glebe St. on Tuesday evening, February 23, *:lt! commencing^ at. 8:15 o'clock. Admission 25 centw^This is the first Spring, concert of the season. A real 'treat is in store for all who attends. Mrs. K. K. Dash, Manager; Kev. TTT T> r* ? TJ?o!/v.V W . r, V>m umuk, A oatui . . Social . One of the very colorful and interesting affairs of the season was a da are .sponsored hy t|it> Venus Sumachs at Dart's Cation on Jan. 29. The- Casino was-beautifully decorat-.. ?t! with moss, vines STTTl the club's colors, pea green and silver. The guests danced until the wee hours of e morning by the soothing strains of I the Night Hawks. The membership of this is composed of the following young ladies. Mrs. Francina Bash, Mrs. Etta 1 CJreene, Mrs. Carmen Thomilson, Mrs. Erline Wong, Misses Ruby Deas, Edith Chisolm, Alma Jones, Edith Poyas, Lorene Poinsette, Thaddena Frasier, Etta Winds and Mrs. Celes;ine Robinson. . LOCKHART NEWS I congratulate the "Leader" upon'I ts last issue. It was full of news J >f our leading men and women, fend I' s very inspiring and ^ill have its effect upon the young people. We ; thould give honor and respect to the ' men and women of our group, who j by sacrifice and hard work, hive made f ' % ' jEADtTR good in life. u?I?think?tfrr~otoserving of Negr ^History week is another line thing t do. So many of our people do no know of the great men and womei we have, whose lives and works ar worthy of imitation. Let the boy and girls.of today know of the grea men and women of tody, and .-the; will strive to be able to fill thei place in the future. The poet says "The lives of great men all remind u We can make our lives sublime, i And parting- leaves?bchin us, Footprints on the sands of time.' Lockhart is now in the midst of i great religious awakening. The firs Sunday' night, the pastor, Rev. VV D. Norglette of Greenwood, a^ter preaching a spfrital and instructivi sprmon tnUI Iho ?u? ^?:? it told him to put on a few night -tiiiuitmg, and- the cbtireh agreed ah< the meeting began with Rev. Norg lette doing the preaching. The resul is that the church has been great 1: icvived and more than twenty havi joined the church and are ready foi B^Usm. They* a|~e >ot children most of them are grown men witl lannlies. Truly the spirit of God is in this place. The church here dra: never had a pool, but a cement poo is under construction. The meeting will run all this week- and on th< ' tTrTrd7 SnntWay, tnefe win be a b'i( Baptising in the new pool at th< Lockhart Baptist Church. Prais< Qod. _ Mrs, Maud Stewart, Mrs. Queei Muuil* and Ml1. Albert Moore of J one: A'ille, motored to Lockhart and spen the afternoon. Mrs- Monro cam,. t. ^see^her Siotcr, Mrs. Fannie" Davis an< daughters, and Mrs. Stewart^ was visiting Mrs,. Lillian J. Bogan. Wi were real glad to have them come, ei joyed their short stay, and hope the; enjoyed themselves while here. Rev. R. B. Beaty of Gaffney preacl e'd here Sunday night to a large audi ence. Rev._ Beaty is an able minis ter, Christian gentleman and successful pastor, lie is also the honor eJ president of the Union Baptisi ^Sunday * School?Cui % mitioii. Cal ^ again Rev. Beatv, for the string to the latch of our door hnnga on th' ouisule to you. ~ . Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Jeter of th< Maple fridge cuiiiniuiiity motored u] yesterday and spent the day. with Ijii Sister Mrss Lillian J. Bogan.- Mr Jeter Ras been ih~ pedr health! foi sometime and does not seem to im -jiiibve fast, but his friends are glac to see him able to drive his car aerain Mrs. Mittie R. Martin daughter -oi Mr. and VV. Smith left Sun -day for Brooklyn. N. Y., to work We hope she" will arrive safely .ant soon find a job. Mr. Smith has seV Ol'll'l-children l'n Brooklyn doing wel and 'the'y fsdnd him mopey every month. MULLINS NEWS - Mt Olive Baptist Church" Sunday, February 7 was art unusual day for church goers, such pleasant-^-weather. Sunday School opened at the usnftl hour with?the Supt. and teachers at their post of duty. A brief discussion of the lesson was had. After which' we were favored with a splendid review,. Everyone were benefited.' At 11:30 the pastor ascended the rostrum in his gentle way and delivered to his congregation the_worti -of?Goth?Both saints?and?sinners weri' made to rejoice. Visitors MisT?es C. L. Williams, C. F. Boulware S. B. Watts. C. L. Alexander and Prof. O. Y. Valentirte and' others. You- are"" welcome to the friendly church. . ? At 3:30 Rev. Brooks and his.congregation worshipped with Rev. J. p; Washington and his gbod people. At Ebenezer A. M. E. Church. ?Sunday night?strrvicg- Rev. Joseph Carr. brought us the message in a brief way./ Many was made to feel the inspiration of the Holy Spirit. The Pulpit Aid is~progressing nicely under the direction of Mrs. Chisolm and Mrs. C, D! Reaves. Little Mis^ Jeffrey Reaves SiuT William Denkins were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrsi Young I.ewis. Mrs. C. F. Boulware was the dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Whipple Sunday. Prayer mooting Thursday night. Let us not forget choir rehearsal Friday night. Mrs, Sarah Leonard and Mrs. Luvenia Gordon is on the sick list, 'We DETROIT' NEWS On Feb 5th, a Birthday Party was given in hono? of Mrs. Esther V. Glover at her home 1609 La JBelle Avr> tho giipgfg wprn JMrs. .Julia Gla ver. Calhoun Falls,' S. C. Mr and Mrs. John-Burden, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Toles. Mj;. and Mrs Bernie D'a/ vis, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Peterson lorl ir>o pvnom on ^ oakp WflC QPTVPfl. and whist afltt which-g-rcpast of errand Mrs. Spencer Robbirison. The Evening was spent in nlavimr hridce The prospect of the third annual celebration of Negro History week by the Eliottians Business Girls of the Lucy Thurman 'Branch Y. M. C. A. is promising Detroit cultural another rare and unique treat, Patrolman Reed Howard who was nearly killed in a pistol battle with a blind pig operator at 1491 Riopelle St. last Wednesday night rM-lchis pientrecjith eetroitDooofth is the recipient of the Detroit Mirror's monthly prize of $100 as the hero for the month of Jan. He is still in a critical condition at the Recovering Hospital and should he recover will probably be crippled for life it is thought. Mrs. Julia Glover of Calhoun Falls, S. C. was called to the bed side of her sick daughterMrs. Rosa Hillmon which is improving nicely after having had an operation and is now home again with her msband Albert Hillmon who was too glad to have her home; her mother, COLEMAN CALLED TO | Q NASILVfELK ? My Dear Editor. n Being one of the proud sons -of , e South Carolina, it gives me special > s pride and pleasure -to relate these i t few outstanding at'hievem e n t s y. wrought by this genius and dignified j seraph; since he has been in the State . t of Florida. I J He is the distinguished tninister*of !, the Greater Mt. Bethel. Institutional f ?Baptist Church, In Daytona Beach j for nearly four years, where great 'f a things have been done. Mt.*Bethe"I is j t one of the most outstanding ehiirnti?,o "7 in the state, from every angle. It ? is an inspiration" in itself, most es- r j pecially since the iminent and sitiM. 1J ^ eioun A;ft, PotCThan has been there ,j s. _ Hp has paid off a great amount nf J" the enormous indebtedness, and has I . -s4reeeethr't-fin uniting the fohces into ;v t one great constructive arnily, arid j-i , now marcfi'n.g bv Heaven's nr-lrr, un ? tier r>ne leader. With his super!? v r leadership) ii mnks as never before,. ; in all 01 its rich history. He is'in-' * x deed a prince?among--preachers -he ' 5 is one of the states constructive fig- a g--?refn?Htr?has won for himself a r 1 reputation almost sujp'er-conceivable. :c j :in""the direction' of a "real" church 8 ^ program. It hn,s in...-^ ~r church * is a quarter of a century ? ahead of the people, but under this j j ready Moses this charming and pen- f ^ etrajtiog 'gospel- tpumpet^ Go?h enier^_ i_ gency*man this idea- has faded fiw.iv ^ s and the membership lives up to. the j t ideals of today. * c a We hope .not to lose hi- ii^ni'iatmn, F but should he go we rejoice with hiin in this promotion, in another field I where the Lord has. called him. It i comes, to us that he was in Nashville, y a few days ago, and^according to pre vious aci'angements he preached to a < i very cultured and enthusiastic audi-_ - ence, which he captivated, as usual, - and upon his return to Daytona Beach < not many hours thereafter, he was 1 - telephoned a unanimous call to the t t Pastorate of the Mt. Gillard Baptist . 1" Church. This happen to be one of - -the?leading?churches of NashTTim; Tennessee. = It is certainly a question as to ? whether he will accept ^l], Thi-? ) yoiing man was born-around ' Aiken, t i S. C.; was graduated from Benedict College' in the Class of '20, with the r degree of A. B,; he is a credit to any ^ - state and denomianation. .. 1 This writer also observes that ^ . anoter South Carolinian in person of f the Reverend S. C. Campbell, of An aerson will tour the state next week .-.for obiervntmn of tne mtik as being ~ 1 done by ministers generally; for- his - hllildincr pr.iyi-i.m \V<. .-lv.il 1?. ? 1 ing with much pride to his coming to friends^ The_ good folk in Flori- ? da, look with peculiar interest*-toward the good people of our native j state. CARLISLE SEW S c ^ ~ " ' , * " < / * The churches of this city have been quite busy trying to get their/ auxiliaries to work.-?Rpv.?Crawford?is- ? always' on the job. * Rev. M. R. McBride is having the different;.meetings each week. The Missionary So. ciety met for -the past , week at the homes of *Mrs. Afina Dickerson and Mrs. Sal lie A. Jeter and was royal . ly entertained at both places. - and Juveniles met in a joint meeting . at the -church. The meetings have . ( been well a'lended and quite interestI Intr Aftnt* fVtrv i yi nr o rlnTisti/MTc W,C C, . W . J' | course was served by the Juveniles. -I Our town was ' overeasted by a I shadow of sadness oh last week when I Rev. W. 'L. Johnson' antf'Tamily left ' us. Rev. Johnson had served us so? - long untlTwell until \ve lnath t6 give l them up. however, our prayers* and r "best?wistnrs fallow them \v her ever' "3 , they go. * < We were pleased to have visit our * school on last week Prof. Williams, ^ our Copnty* Farm Demonstrator'; Dr. j Long and Dr. Montgomery. We were so.'glad to have the" visitors conm and Y make such timley, thoughtful ^nd in- ^ 1 spiring addresses. I Our Adult' School, numbering forty under the supervision of Mrs. Mary F. Sartor is making rapij progress. The students are all so elated over the opportunity, to attend. Miss Lizzie Mitchel has been somewhat indisposed but-is better at this writing. Mr. William Mitchel, her brother, from Charlotte who has been with her for "sometime seems to be improving also. We hope for him a speedy recovery. ANNAPOLIS, MD. Dear Editor: > AT few weeks ago I receiyed a copy 1 I of your paper through my friend Rev. W. J. Davis. It was very good to ~note the wonderful work your paper are doing. TKa pagtored tho Antiach-)? - Daptist Church, Greenville"," S. C., 13 years resigned in 193p to take up work in this city. Our church here the First Baptist is getting along nicely the Sunday School and B. Y. P. U., Flower Circle, Senior and Junior choir are all in a ra;e to make this the banner year. Please allow me to mention a few things of very vital interest that I read in The Palmetto Leader. The death of Dr. P. P. Wats op; the . present condition of Morris College, Sumter, -S. C.; the local school work throughout the ^Piedmont and \Pee Dee Section; also Bettis Academy. May I say hello, to the^Brethren of Soul)} Carolina and best wishes for The Palmetto. REV. D. S. SAMPLE, 81 East Street, Mrs. Julip Glover is visiting lots of j people from her home while she is in Detroit,- Miss Robbie L. Milliard was the guest Sunday of Miss Bennie Billing*. , nt(c IRMO NEWS ? The community was shAcleed over the sudden death of Mrs. Kliza Bowman, wife of Rev. Thomas Bowman. The town of Irmo -mfturns the lost of a good and faith; uicitizen. The A. C. K. League is working tard preparing, for. the Allen I,ay program, Sunday' Feb. 14th. Rev. I>avid Bclton. Mr. I U. Bowman and daughters of Union jspent _ -aunday?hrre with TfieTr father and j grand-father Mr; Joshua Bowman ind family Miss Moggie Jones and little dau- J jhter Mary Ann, accompanied by At. O. G.' Bowman ar.d Pep -Boozer mnoreg l(> state Park last tay-To Visit her daughter Miss Re ha !ones a patent at the Palmetto Sa^. utunum. ~ - Mm, Bimhe Hodman and Mr. Daid Carmichael of Columbia" visited L disses Thorna-ona ami Kl..a . ? nT -n<i Mr. and Mrs. Joseph iTreher iunday. Mrs; Idella M. fBbozer i's still on he SK^ist;? ' - . TMiss Eula Lee 1 Jones,., entertained l few friends with a party Friday "T-"" light at her home. Tlie hostess scryNd hot eucua 'and-"cakes.' DaFcing"" ind. whist were the -femnn.? ,.r H??rvenirig.' ^ V Mi-. Maced \\ earing ami friends of .exington visited Mrs. J. S. Brad: Ord and son Sunday'?; V Rev. Gamble was aritTrto~TndispcSt d-last neck hu'L Is much hotter now. lis- illness eafne from getting wet m a fishing trip, ' . . : NOTICE % / - Recital of "Spirituals" T(r b.e given by Browning Home and Mather Academy Glee Clubs on _ Siinday_ afu-rndbn. February 21 at 3:30 o'clock. Browning Home Chapelt "am len, S. C.. The public is eorddiaily^ invited and .an offering will b.e ?uqltd 1 aui.ll, 1 [S - :?alve >(>6 Liquid or Tablets used internally ind GG6 Salve externally, make a omplete and effective treatment for 'olds. dost Speedy Remedies Known. btfy i;as and oil ~ LEEVY'S SERVICE STATION & GARAGi 831 Taylor St. Phone 9271 ? "" OPEN- ALL NIGHT ' 1?rrr: 4? ^ FAN-O-LIN systln, In Beauty Culture Give fan-o-^in. Hair, Scan " Dandruff and Tbilet Preparations a trial. Their worth has beef enx. Office. . " ~~ AT.FNT^ WANTPrt-"'"- foricm.. Made by " Mme. Fannie L. Carolina 1029 High Market Street GEORGETOWN. S. C. t ED. F. DAVIS | . Experienced Musician Teacher *t* ' of all Instruments { MUSIC STUDIO X * 1311 Barnwell St. I'hone 7380 { COLUMBIA, S. C. $ If you feel bad . . . like this W faeS~ "you" are bilious, or suffer , from sour stomach, gas colics, heartburn, "muddy" complevinn had breath, bitter taste, coated tongue, sick, headache, ? the trouble may be due to constipation, and Thedford's Black-Draught should brine prompt relief. Constipation dams up poisons in the Intestines and causes many a bad feeling. "I am glad to as Black - Draught. I have known of aHS^^ it foi? years. Out1 day when I wag H5 feeling unusually ached felt A couple of doses f relieved me so ?; I much. It seems to cleanse the system J fine. So now when ijf have the headache, ^^^1 Dratight with good PPj| results."?(.Visa) r Dorothy Bagneris, \ MpwH .Veto Orleans, La. ?f si^lMrSHI ? Get a 25^ package of Black- v. Draught at the drug store and take It for your constipation troubles. THEDFORD'S "' Black-Draught . : ..." iil&a zdlaL