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( uuinnati. 5T 77^ ' oui>. >lfm11ni* and No\ Orleans . ?^F.\t I KvOvkN?UClvLTS. _S1)J4') .M A1U II 23-2 l-2o & 2ti. 1932 i.Mini i n11i:i:n i>a^s l iinvi'iiioiU I rain Ser\ it'i\ " I'ullnuyt < ar?, l>av I (?acho>, llininj: tors. Consult Tickel Agents Southern liiNvy. System ru.\\ i i. in "TkaiTT" ( too IViriaMe, Keonot it-;?!, Safe /aA/* A A A A A A A A A ?-? yvw v vvvvwvv . . null | I will?Hill II i I _ ? -f "* l> ' : I - COSMOPOLITAN | liAKBKR SHOP ' | { I .adies \\ ork a specialty" '* .X Trial .is. all we a'sk { l\ 1.. l."ilfi? w.nod. l'roo. " "% Matthew Kohins'on.Mtrr. { * ~ X - t.-ir'l W.2 r> ? * " v. ,j * *; ..: S:: I r Il.it -bo . .!.k " . * y "N,. ; : . J , . ; - V X \Y; . : :? r.-c? tried and y ' -^?Tt" -- * _ 1 . .. ?. . v^r ^ y i,M'. v* v,.- ' X . X I >rV ( 1...U.II, ' 1 or I.udu-s And .j. T . t ,1'iit ii iin n ? l J. W. Brunson ;!; % TAli.QKfNG. llrv f I.ESN y ? ING AM) DYKING '? ? 71'? Main St.. Columbia. S. C, ?|* J A Mot; er'c Care Witit All X X You Wear. - . { David G. Ellison I General Insurance i \ . Honest and efficient at tention given to all business"" plaaeed with me. ? ____ PHONE 5717 1221 Washington st. .j.. ? r ^ ' ?^?-u4~^=S=T *= EBAUGH'S FRESH FISH _ Watch our Specials?] Wednesday and Friday i We Dress and Deliver Free COIKTESY ? SERVICE PHONE 5619 1124 Washington St. Cola., S^. C. ??????? KlNCiSY IEEE "NEWS'"" ' Wo regret much to say that a val} iitnt sol ior has t'alon on the field. | .Mrs. 1'. Vojnir who lias labored for | many years-with us in our homes, in , mil' v..K. 1^ ' i - -r. - V..X *,\*iniiii<iin\ uu(i especial1 ly in diar old Mt.-Olive church pas sed awav Wednesday Jan. 27. Her j remains- was laid0 to rust in the chute j-vaid of Mt. Olive. Sht? is survived j by tive daughters, her husband Mr. 1 harles r eunc and nlin1 grandchildren and three great grands., a hosf if other relatives an.i friends. The ,-vpninuuiity has-LOca friend. ?Rrrr?hrttntn eomiuctod the seuuicAfa. I wh-t-io-Rw. 'T. I?. -D-uckett of Renedict College,. Rev. McCotYmV of Morris j colege. Rev.'.I. R. Neal'of Hopkins, ; -ls-i'Utrd hv trivintr brief and encoura ging en logistic r<. marks. resentative as to the church and .tturial. Aid members: Mrs. K. Mc' * ataiitluans. . Mrs. C. M. Wiliams sang a solo In Heaven Today."* ' Prbl". Z. R. Olarkson read the obitI Mary sketch. The floral contributions I acre many among which a beautiful ! .utile was sent by the faculty of Ma j . ion Training .School of Ma'rion where S' Mrs. Carrie McOurt'ie teaches. ? Mr. Shut ley 'Finch Nis Uttie?i?disposcd: fie lias In on back in bed for 'cvei'nl day- We w ish him a speedy recovery. .. ' Let. us. cheer tip ami face life siptar^ly for there are better and better days. - R L-t>Rt. A N 1 Z ATlON-OL' 4CX. CL.L B Greenville. S.' C.?On last Weiines-. 1.,., >.!,! ....... i...1-1. _-.ni .i n ^rtM-iuauve number of B. C. graduates and studepts ? tiu t at tiio-dunne of Mrs. T. 3- Payne ; at > o'clock for the purpose of reorganining a Benedict College Club. AftdrAexprcssions from many* showing their wi 1 ing-tics's and desire to 'Mrs. Payne acting chairman and Miss Mantle Copt-land acting' secretary. Tite Toh-v. ir.g otf tcev?-were elected; Pre-ident. "Mrs? T. B. Payne, Vice Ptesjiicht. Mr. Marion Davis; Secretary. .Miss__Mamie J. Brock. Many a Ipf.ti sutrgestiiois -wX'fe ; made by to>o pre.-or.t"! One of, te -wt frrr --porta!.'. at tins particular tinn--Luting tomake ah'attempt to. get in. touch -wi-t-h-ttU Benedict graduates and. studenis in. this vicinity. In an attempt .of >uch ca'ids are being senV* bjC* the I~trr". r * ,iry fr.uii :ng?trH?to?Be?-preset*t for the next "metting. We hope te keep alive the rinaucial a'nd social, sidt of. our.club. In tiiis meeting a musi. aT and .literary program was .planned . to- be given the second Suwday in i'ebraary at Friendship.'-Baptist tjuti'eh. We \<etc pleased to have "-with us .in ths-meeting Dr. K.-.A.. E; lltiggins. Members present Mesilatr.es Lula Payne. Mamie Huggins. I.yiiia Biggs. Annie Staggs. 'Mi>se> Mamie J. Brock. Marjorie ' ' "'b V-hm Biegs. Elizabeth. Lo u'ltn. Miamiu. C.opelimd, Mr. Marion :'lp is, The club will meet twice per month" ! Y-hrTTATh-. I 1 11 ..i\ ;n wj i \ u1 ik'urtaii ? i v. i' a small assessment.?r?.? _ Ti.c at-xi. meeting will be at the __?^ : M -. M:i":lr .1. Brook. 50*5 E. Me Bee Av?., Tuesday evening, Yeb. aar.y i'tiTT' ' 7 ^ 9 ? ?? Mrs. Ar.r.ie Blake of Canuler.. N. I we-rv ?or/ u ie\v da\ s % isit* " . :?S.-t !'. Mi-. -Bessie 1'arnmnt la i.w ^ibsettie of Miss Helen .Sin i'Vc-io:1. during the week-eud stay in Savannah. Ha., as the guest of Mrs. Iv't ." tor iToVerson ?Vr Sammy Sehooi w;i? beautifully taught by one , the sv'nOiais. Miss-Jessie Lee Rouse TTuTe AlK-rtha Jonnson had. iff " "dlMM* 'Sunday.?LM10 was years old. Those present were Gret;ie R.'.c;.'.^'Elizabeth LVbson, Willie Mae barman. Albert ha- Furman. Inez Br ugr.:. v.. John F. ' Singleton. Eugene ' I F.'b^ehT Walter Riley. George FjOSte-r. ? - iiTr.irrT-^herr were made ,glad' one -dJy last week. The ;h- pie of this town wishes to return 1 l?L I I .. in II )| II..t t h.. S. fj, jt. ?S cety- for one month's salary giv eit-.to edch.- teacher. , In order to run the school one month longer* giving ' .0:!.??! '."i'.r.t ii. i tend of tine Johnson and daughter Al~r?!^Tr~":c,-Vc' '.He gUesTs -of" Mrs.' ? I G: ay ?< !'. Estelle. S. C., Saturdaj* j T'r.,' teachers are planning to have | ,i c mmuntty day- at the school Feb. j The program "is being arranged. Miss H. Singleton. Mrs. Martha j 1:t Weie visitors in Allendale Monday. afternoon. JOHNSTON NEWS Ittspite of thb inclement weather I or. Sunday, services w^re well at| tended at both churches. Vdfvnt-ine Farty Was given at th^MfoTrre of M>-? Euoile Valentine Friday r.ighvFebruary 12.?Quite a -.iter several games had been played cocva ru.d taljfc.was served. Or. I nday afternoon the Six and Seviir ;'r. grade H. K. girls gave a Lincoln-Valentine Social in the "Home Economics Room. The roohr was wgll decorated for the occasion. AfT 11 i fun * fri \ - THE FALMtriTO L ter the program w&s over the evening was. spent in playing games and promenading after which a delicious -ri'paaf. was served consisting of ice cream and cake. There will be""4 concert given at~" Bethel C. M. E. Church on Wednesday, February 24 for the benefit ot the Epworth. League. Mr. Willie James Daniels w$l~ leave -for New York on Thursday. February 16th where "he will be for an indefinite stay. -??? ->? Mrs. Noah Amos motored to Columbia on Sunday. She reports a pleasant trip. Mr.-Howard .^Hampton has gone to the Government Hosptal, on Paris Island, S. C., where he will undergo an operation. We hope for-him a speedy recovery. The P T A i" nil foll nf ""il'i 1 over their concrete walk that was completed on last Saturday. This walk was placed at the main entrance of the school building. > fc ? NEW YORK CITY N'EWS On last Sunday we had a wonderful day at St. Luke A. M. E. Church of which Kev. F. H. Haynes is pastor ils is from Charleston, S. C. For 10 ".years he has been the pastor of this ,.|L1LI. -l- 100..J Oi p ' m a big church that will accommo^ 500 peOple. Rev. J. D.. Anderson of South Carolina preached for us at, . _ih? nmnnno service. Tjext tjeabrews 12:1; This was a message that Will stay with us a'long tinfe. Rev.'Anderson is a pood preacher. Dr. E. H. Coit, preached for ~ ttre Stnfday nreceetling at the opening. All who- -know this man will say it poes without* a doubt he's a preacher. The church is moving along nicely. Rev. Anderson ran a 10 days meeting for Rev. Freeman which was also very uplifting. Let us continue to trust in God; though the clouds are dark the sun will shine out sOOll. 1? ? Read the "Leader" for the news ALLEN DAY AT PINE GROVE A. M. E. CHURCH ? "k The members of Pine Grove Church enjoyed a pleasant day although il? was ^cloud.s and drizzling rain. All ~ ""seemed to be filled with smiles??n^ laughter. At 10:50 Sunday School was opened by Supt. Mr. . C. Rawls and then we had a real interesting .lesson. A Sunday School rally came otf which 4*^ 11 ICrti* 5UCIC55. At 2:00 we were called to the League session by the President Mr. H. P. - nT.iM.iii tt-n jnt-prt'n w,?n. _ iei'ful topic and a line program. It seems as if the boys and girls of tHnT . community knew Richard Allen , in person. The" idea?that?we tried toemphasize was td got that knowledge i.-dom and understanding that made Richard v Allen . .realize his ability _ that kinky hair "and dark complexion -n<>< not alter nature fame, but ambition and perfection dwells 111 black and white the same. \VV"lfa"d~a wonderful -quartet that sang'so sweetly. They are expecting to;broadcast now soon. Every body enjoyed the program and commented the young people for what they had done. NEW BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. C. A. Dunlap. Pastor Bishopville. S. C.?We are glad to say our church is progressing niceand we are putting forth every fort to make this a banner year. Sunday 'School opened at-the usual ....1 1 -/Tni-. * ? ~ ivui aim uciause.yi meieniem weatqei inty a lew scholars were present. Sunday \vas the'day set apart ftm the co.lebration of the-great and nofounder of_the A. M. E. Chwch Bishop Richard Allen. At 11:30 our pastor selected^ as a text Heb. 10 36 Subject 1 h? of"j 'ivnce. This'was a very short but timely message \Vhich was highly en? ... joyed by* all present. At 5:30 our series of Silver Teas were ^continued atI;the cozy home oiMps. Ada Stutkey for Mr. and Mrs. ~ Johnson?Brown. Jr.?A-~very unique program was rendered as follows: ringing: "What a friend we have in Jesus; Lord's prayer, chanted;- Instrumental solo, Mr. James Heyward Trio, Miss V. Parker and others; Bible quotations beginning with "S" Vocal sot". Mr. Mattielon Jones. Af' ter which a delightful cumse uf chick en salad, tea, crackers, ambrosia and cake were served. Those present are as follows: Rev. \. Dunlap, Prof. G. C. Abraham, Johnson Brown, Sr., Sadie Brown, Johnson Brown, Jtvt Ada Stuckey, . r.illieVB: Brown. Wilhelmenia Lewis, Mabel Rembert, Bessje Boonej Lowfenza Smaft, Ola Benn, W. *L. Doug Jones Gertrude Brown Aralee Marsh. F.rma White, lice Isaac, Martha Wiley, Sallie.. Bracey;\ Willie. McDonald, Virginia Parker. THTtno ttratuey,?Anmp i.ee Harvin. Virginia Bonn, Leila Bradlp.y,. Janie Bradley, J. C. Thomas, Jr.1,- Eugene Thomas, F.dna Mcintosh, James Hey ward. Richard Brown, Lilla Benn, Essie Robinson, Alice Stuckey, W. L. Stuckey, Terry Boyd, Tom Thomas, Ftrdenand Fant, Frank Washington, Richard Edward Brown, Jr. Our pastor expressed to the hostess his appreciation for the fine way in' which we wpre entertained, heretofore Mrs. Lewis had raised the highest amount but Sunday broke all records. We all went away rejoicing angi looking forward to next Sunday when 'ke will be entertained at the church at which time we are expecting some out of town visitors. Sunday nighty at 8:00. o'clock a very unique Founder's I5ay program was rendered by the choir and members of the faculty of Dennis High School. Program:?Miss J. M. Washington pianist; Music, Awakening Chorus, Choir; Lord's Prayer chanted; Anthem by choir; Scripture leaaon, Gen. EADEK " ' ! 36:1; Solo, Mrs. Gussle Arnold; Paper; Miss Love Thomas; Solo. Miss Shuler; Paper, Miss Preston; Solo,~r Prof. Abraham, Miss J. M. Wash-, ington, pianist; Remarks by pastor. ?We were- glad to so? Mrs. Green out again after having been confined to her bed for some tune, and w^e-are praying that the rest of our members who are on the sick list will soon . recuperate. Mr. Wilton Williams, a student of Allen University spent a short while with his mother who has been conlined to bed for some time. Those accompanying him were Mr. Benjamin Holland, Joseph Horry, Edward Sweat, James Anderson, also students of A. U. _ GREENWOOD NEWS The Stewardess Board No. 3 of Mt*. Pisgah A. M. E. Church was delightfully entertained at the home of Mrs. | Kjunrij ^Thursday afternoon. I r??.- vT~. LV -. ? I vui x i coiucnv, ims. y r uri open* ed the meeting at 4:00 o'clttck. We. had the pleasure ol 'listening to sonie interesting remarks from Rev.-Longof Trinity M. E. Church. Delicious tea and salad sandwiches were served, after?which?chocolate ?Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Andrews entertained at a lovely birth supper in honor of their son Self at their home -fiMl Cap' "t. Thursday ' night, February ^11 at 'i.itu' oe'luck. Tablet were arranged for games after whlch the hostess served a delicious supper of fried chicken, cake, peaches, Valeiillno candies and coffee. The birthday cake was beautifully- docorated urith ,\*-.ilpntino candles. Mrs. Andrews was assisted in sgrvnjg by Miss Mary Andrews and Mrs. Carrie Williams. Those who enjoyed the supper were Miss Annie MaeJ Frazier, Misses Jane Durrah, Geneva i^eageon, Fannie Hill and Grace Bouknight; Messrs J. D. Leageon, J. E. Andrews, Jr:, S. T. A ndrews, Robrt Andrews, W. A. Andrews and Mirlrnift AfrOl' Slipper. MisS~ Grace Bouknight, Annie Jale Durrah tfnd Robert Andrews accompanied Mifc8 Annie Mae .Frazier and Self Andrews to the movies where they all enjoyed a most entertaining picture. . i beLton dots The sixth and seventh grades ol the Belton Rosenwald School gav? a reception in honor of the facujlty Friday night, February 12. The students rendered solos and quartets which were very entertaining. Then ?h? f-iilty qpd invited yiio*ts_vvere escorted to the reading room by Aliss -Helen Lomax leachei uf the 6th-and seventh grade. The reading had beer, changed to a iia1a4.net hall, having St. X 1 4 1 1 - * '? * v ait?mine oteiic. /\ delicious ySSUad course and ice cream and cake were served. Everyone expressedd himself as havmg-snent a pleasant evening. Mrs. F. A. Curtwright teacher of ' | the Bolton School-was- calledto Sa vannah on account of the death of her brother. Her many friends PYtPiyl {Q her their heart felt sympathy. Mrs. Ella J. Martin and son AchilTes~ rrroTored~to Williamsten Sunday and worshipped at the New Prospect Baptist Church. They were the dinner guests of Mrs. Lula Wilson and family. Mr. E. T. Mattison was the Sunday everting guest -of Miss Lula Mae Corley. Miss Yerda Latimer student of the Honea Path School spent the week end with parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Latimer.. SI'MM-ERV1LLE NEWS ~ Mrs. Sella -ETpps" "Ciphe'r,' ort Rati" road A\enue. who has been confined -to her* home for some tjme is improving." It is hoped she will soon be herself again, !- Mi s. Annie_.Liaa Moore, also-"on sick fist has?the [ prayers and best wishes of her friends The officers, and members of Wesley M. E. Church are pleased to have their pastor 7n the city, Rev.Going? who conies to this field from Erhardt will find here a congenial community, and excellent?co-operation, between ministers and people., Rev. J. W. Witherspoon, Pastoi of "Bethel and as many of his peopb as eart go. will give a service at Morris BrowVi Church, Charleston, next Tuesdayf evening, February 23rd. At Bethel cfhurch, next Wednesday ; evening* February. 24th. there will be " a grand musical recital given for the benefit of the church. Mrs. Bessie ?. TaJps, directress. Special talent wiH appear on the program. A silver offering will be taken at the dqor. A large group .was^ Ut attendance at the?Pm-eni-T-P^rrherJ Association _ last Tuesday evening. Rev. Simeon i Ross, president presided. The. or- | -dor nf prngi am . follows: Come thou I Almighty King; Invocation by Mr. tf. i Singleton, Chap.; Spiritual, Could'nt (1 Hear Nobody Sing; Remarks by the A JJ O T II? ItRiL 1 -pnui Miami rs mil U, TT . Ull- [ erspoon; Solo, Mrs. L. Feddrew; Fa- ^ per, Mrs. B. Boone; Instrumental solo f Miss Margaret Clark; Solo Mrs Car- ' < rie Joiner. In the address by the i principal speaker it was pointed out (' that the Association should serve as " a vital point of contact, between the home and the school. This being enlarged upon, and other means of success stressed. The speaker alsc I emphasized the advisability of select- ' in'g a committee on Ways and Means ' Whose sole duty shall be the devising. 1 of plans to present to each meet^)g 1 Tor the success of the Association. 1 The same is to be acted on at tht t next regular meeting. I Mr. John Smith and Jlrs. Elnora e Armstrong were visitors at .the home ' of Mrs. Sarah Williams last Sunday i afternoon. They are all members of Mt. Zion, Charleston. The students as well as the teachers of Edgefield County Training School u appreciate the new Water fountains 1 S-a? r - : t| - - * it" i"i' ~ traafeg-: I? __ * * r' | Great Secrecy, Attends fl Roland Wes Famous Director Blinds Cast to ( : Mystery Film Made I < Acting in "Trie Bat Whispers, drama for United Artists, comir nesday and Thursday, was like I ciety, according to Chester Mori The entire success of the thrill therefore, asked every member < to reveal "The Bat's" identity or their precaution the climax- of tl in the script of the working syi the picture. None pf the hundreds of'workmen who built^the set krrew "What they were iur. i ne stages on which the I filming was done were kept under lock and key. Visitors were barred. Even employees fct United Artists studios were denied admission. ATI the filming was. done- at night after the studio gates had been locked. The?Mgwlfleunce uf umi mm = plications- ill. the plot, and?of- earliee doings and noises, were know only to?West.?Even the cameramen were not. taken into his confidence. 1 According to all the players in the cast, acting?in th<? productioTT" was a stirring adventure. The cfisf ' ;ncludes Una Merkel, Grayce Hampton, Maude lEburne, Charles Dow ark, Ben Bard, Gustav Von .Sey(Tertiz, iSpencer Charters, 'William dakewelb S.. E._.Jennings and Hugh fxuntley.. Those who see the. picture are requested to keep the secret of "The . Eat Whispers" even from their closest -friends. West Ijelieves they'll 1 -that were- placed- on our campus last week. The new improvements have r|iiitn n hit tr> Olir <rhnnl , . CHESTER PARAGRAPHS. The Chester County Teachers' Association will hold its regular meeting Saturday- morning. Peb^ 27. In an automobile contest at Pin.ey Hi on Tuesday night, under the direction of Miss Annie Garrick, Advisory President of the Girls' Pro- i fressive Club, the contestants reaized the sum of $60.50. Teh high : ichool gills represented ten differ- ' nt cars. These cars which were cut rom magazines were displayed on j large plftJBi'd whifh woo ploeori on? "he wall upstairs?the placard was marked, in 100 mile lengths the en- J tire distance Doing 800 miles. The [ journey was?from Chester to- San Francisco. Every dollar turned in by the girls meant the moving of their cars for 100 miles. Some of t-he?fare maHo jonr-ney, .-then turned around and made several mile* on the return trip. The con- 1 lestants worked with great vim "and TnthusTasm and it was interesting to? lee how an\ious they were from day to_day jto see their particular car make a move on" this westward journey, Prizes were ofFered for the ars which reached the western city irst. A large number of young ^>eo ile and friends filled the assembly toom and enjoyed a Minstrel by six >f the Hi Svhool boys, Messrs. Picoid. Worthy, Timothy Johnson. Jams*, = y'elvin, Charlie Coleman, Charlie "At"' (inson and '.Edward Kennedy. The xudienee?was. kept in an uproar by hese entertainers. Various games ?ere?played?refreshments 'we r e fcrid. The contestants were as fob " lows: Miss Janie Brice?Packard - $ 4.20 Miss Ruth Reed?Pierce Arrow 10.5C Miss1 Iola BriCe ?Cord 4.55 Miss Susie"Brown?Ford ----- 9.60,-VHss Emma White?WiKnight -4,45 diss?Roxic?Barber ..HinHnn 8.00 . vliss Elizabeth Atkinson-Desoto 3.65 Miss Virginia McCorkle-Oakland 3.3(, ' diss Orlena Blake?Pontiac 4d>0 1 diss Mildred Dorsey?Frankliq 0.00 ; I Total for Contestants ? $00.75 i Jooc_Receipt3 7.65 Refreshments ... H i.Ut i . ???. i Grand Total $00.40 j Miss Mildred Dorsey was the firs! t to arrive in California and was th< I dinner of the $2.50 in gold, Miss 1 Ruth Reed won $2.00; Miss Susu j grown $1.0q and Mioe Virginia Me. -i Corkle won the booby, which' was lie donkey's tail. Miss Garrick wa* issisted in this contest by Misses 1 (lewey McDowell and Miss Minnie J Sradferd. ' Mrs. - Minnie F. Gbre of Leeds, i spent the week-end with her daugh- i ter, Miss Louise V. Gore. ? ' ~A Valentine Party was given at 1 the home of Miss Susie Brown o n Friday night by the mombwrr, ,o?- the * IVho's Who Club, which is composed >f a set of H\gji School students. 1 Thg officers are: President, Mr. Pijob*?Worthy |?Vice-Pres.?Mjss Her- J lice Arnold; Sec'y. Miss Busie'Brown i *s^t. See'y, Mis$ Cheney Pr^tt; Treasurer, Miss'Louise Carter; (Criic, Mr, John Metz. An ice course a vas served after the playing o f S nany amusing games which made J he evening one of fun and laughter. On the iirck list are: Mrs. Bessie \ ^ranklin, Mise Bessie Brown, Mias T Minerva l>ee, Mr. Andy Parrott, N Mrs. Hannah Cloud, Mrs, Sallie Pair fc Mrs. Sallie Sanders, Mr, Will King, ) Mrs. Eliza Burgett. t Miss Anna Stewart is a patient f it the Pryor Hospital. Jl Miss Daisy Baten, A. B., spent the 1 reek-end in "Union with her mother, rho is fast recovering from an ill- fi less of several weeks. Mr. Tommy Lewis is at home from is ..ivingstone College. ti Mr. C. E. Leathers continues to mprove after a very severe illness, te is able to be up and about his r. I : Saturday, February 20, 1932. Nuking of it's "The Bat Whispers" nvjnVtFtirfuiiimtion Comcriuug Jnder Lock and Key. ?? ?Roland West's mystery mejo-' iK to the Capitol Theatre, Wedjeing initiated into a secret-so is, featured player, er depends on its secrecy. West, >f the cast to take an oath not what he whispered. As a furle picture was neither recorded riopses prepared for advertising Bl jfB - ?-? ^ A scene from 'Roland Ufcst's 7 Bat ttiihtspers' njoy it more if they havTJ'to find out [or themselves. duties again. _____ ';-- ,,. Mrs. Daisy Franklin," of Rock HtH <ripnt last Siimrlii v In.i * 1111 Lives. " Mrs. Lizzie Chiilk has been confined to home with a very sore fooJL Mr. David Chalk is out again alter being quite a sufferer from a cut on his hand by a piece of glass. ' proving, at the Pfyor Hospital. Miss Pauline Finley, A. B., teacher in the Winnsboro City Schools,Will be the week-end guest of her uncle and aunt, Prof, and Mrs. S."~L. Finley. ? 1IAM KU N ENVS Bethel Presbyterian Church Rev. (J. (>. Collins, Pastor Sunday was a joyful day at Golden Iljll in Sunday school flltd church services. Sunday night Rev. Collins ?? motored over to Rowland, N. C., to preach at the First Baptist Church, accompanied?by?M->Collins,- MLs I I.nla Mae Ride-el, Rev. .1F. Boyd. ***?Rev. S. T. B >thea, Rev. Collins, mastered?the pulpit witii a strong doctrinaT serdfon. ; I N ION NEWS. On last Sunday was very unpleasint, the first half was- cloudy and Ihe next half was raining; while ;qme folks were glad to keep from roirg to church, others. were sorry i?_the.y always go. and _w or ship on the ttffa's day. ! -W' Rev. Bowman knows how to' grip His people who,x it's necessary;?his Message Sunday .morning broncrbt lears and sadness to many eyes, his . text 40th Psalms xth verse; tiaing for subject: "Making a Choice." ?Dr.A?. D*^-Thomp*oft?pastor of? M. E. Zion church preached a most wonderful sermon at Bethel Sunday afternoon. He held his audience spell bound. ?He was accompanied ? with his officers and members who took -pari In fne iwrvieos. Kev. Thompson is an educator and an instructor of individual qualities. He ? itands in a class to himself, The Pastor' and members of Bethel say lome again, ~ . j Rev. Collins the pastor of St. Paul Baptist church was called away Sun lay afternoon to attend a funeral at Fonesville; nevertheless, all of his leaconfl and Borne of his members vere out and played their parts wel. *ev. Collins had a rally Sunday night and I am told that the reports were ^v-p?Q-.T T,0?1 STOTJg-?? Negro History Week was observed ? it several churches this week led on >y a group of Sims Hi students. Mrs. fanie Douglass the principal of Mc- ^ 4 Beth School knows what to do in the case of fire; when the stove in ine of the teacher's room just flunk71 out, just like some of the stulepts will do, if they don't stop this ate hours perusing all over the city Vhen thu bell lings, it i* to notify. edMignal indicates danger nnH oil fho violate must suffer. Rev. Smothers reports a splendid Ail_iii one of his churehos last Sun- * ay, A,llen day observed and ollp.ted his assessment. ; ? Among t|?e many toisftors v that worshipped at Bethel Sunday were Irs. Lizzie V. Blackwell, Mrs. Ella eter, Mrs. Mary Tobin, Mrs. Sumer iHenderson, Mr. and Mrs. Tom "oung, Mr. Lot Reynolds, Mt\ B. J. Thomas, Mn. Andy Rice, Mr. Archie Idler,* Mr. Andy Bates', Mr. Robert lorman, Mr. * President Rice, Mrs. tegina Jeter, Mrs. flTattie Valley, Ir. J. C. Gilliam. Mrs. Frances Mcunkins and nfjmy more who availed lemselves of .'the opportunity and I me out to chuWh. Mrs. Jane Sartor is on the sick st with the Flu. MVs. Frances . pps Is improving nicety?Mra.-Jeter. resting well after a serious ?p-ation. Rev. Mrs. 'Paten is up ft- * nih and looking fine. 1 Let us all come to church. Let -----