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!! (V today, Feb. 27, 1932 f PALMETTO SANATORIUM kate Park, S. C.?We were proud iave Rev. I. O. Simmons and Rev. 9fc Burrell of Columbia with us on '*8day night, Jan. 21. They conled a warm prayer meeting which "J* enjoyed by all. On the folding Thursday, Jan. 28, the Wo,1 Cooperative Union, along with [ L. B. Pleasant, joined us in our *yer service. They always bring' joy and sunshine. They also left donation of $1.00 for which we nk them. We are always glad to nday, Jan. 25 the Billy Sunday jjb of Columbia rendered a splenjf "program jto us. The program A opened with a. song "Jesus is ne." " Many prayers were offered, e subject, "Life a Measure to be ^ed not a cup to be drained." was PUtlfUlly discussed by Mr. S. Robf ta: ^i-?a. 44 T - - II i^iv-nev. jesus our persQual Sa|r" was also discussed by Mr. K. I Owens. Both subjects were very |eresting. T he program w a s l>ught to a close by the singing ol' Best be the tie that binds." On ft Friday evening, Jan. 29, the Neal Lung Circle from first Baptist lurch (white) came to us. They |io brought to us hot rolls, butter, |Saervfes and magaainas, which we 3m for same. They usually come 08 every month. On the same afrnoon we were .proud to bave the ,/ Missionary Union from Colum3 (colored) Thev also sang ;i ft.w -ngg- and had prayer and gave us few words of cheer; after which "TSTTP. Ingrilms, tho president ? eaented to us fruits, eggs and po ' toes. Mr. Alphoiiso T. Smith gave e patients a tube for the radio, for lich we thank- Uim. Those of the ub were as fotlftws: Mrs. P.. A. grums, L. M. Claik, I. E. Br^:y, Ferguson, C. Roberson, A. Lyles id Mr. Alphoriso -T. Smith. To one id all many thanks. On Tuesday evening, February 2, r. and Mrs. L. B<. Pleasant, accom??ied by Mrs. Janie Ferguson RutV M^MrSr-RobersOn visited" the San> xiriurrn Mrs. Ruff rendered a fine; ilection of songs to the patients. I upe that she will come again very hXJD, 9 a.""* -UCKVILLE-MOIIliNSJITIE I.OSS OF ONE OF ITS MOST PROMINENT CITIZENS. . . . Sunday, February U, 10:52 the ody of Mr. James Odom, left Orange urg enroute t$ Blackville where he as funeralized. following the body are a host oT friends from Orahgenig, !jt. Matthews nndnther points. i At 2 o'clock, Rev. S. J. Rice ol Tdleiidale the or Hit1. ili1'etsed made a most tinielv, talk on ,A ^feat man has faHerfm Israel." lie high points stressed in his disassion were: 1, lie was a husband; He s a father; Ub^-iTe ,was an r^riser; 4, And a nran who stood " or ChristiaTr-ideal. Beautiful music, was rendered by riends, two of which were his fatrite numbers," "The Old Rugged ioss," sung by I)r. Dixon of Barn?tll, S. C., and HIt -pays' to serve )r?ngebur,g. : Mr. Odom's life?vpcaks for itscll ad it was shown by the many flo ?1 designs sent by his friends. Be leaves to jnourn his lost five ~ ihildren, one brother, .torn-?grand tjiUren and a host of relatives tuui "i friends. Mrs. James ICoker of St. Matthews, Mrs. Win. Dowdy of Ithij, N. Y.; Mrs. John' Pendarvis ot Jiangeburg, S. C.; Mr. James Odom T_ - C XT \r 1- r^'.l 1 AT-. M.. jr., ui new iuik v^iiy aim iur. ;>ia rion Odom of (Marion, S. C. * "" OLD FOLKS irOME " J We wish to thank the friends for I kindness shown. Namely: City~MisI ionary Union, Mrs. Ingram, presiMl*R."'"jQhnawTr" arid ?M-ry; Fttr? L preon, vice president of the Home HI ud others for donations and grocW*eries. T. H. Pinckney and Johnson [ Urtdlev for transportation- fee- the HTborne. Ebenezer Baptist church i'oi Rldonation also the wonderful prayer meeting and Rev. Mauldin for groHfceries. We have eight inmates and I ajk the interest of your prayers alst welcome you at all times. G R ES1IAM NEWS" K The Rev. Mrs. A. M. Collin of Rains Bi n j ran a tJrree nights meeting ai If Zion Holiness church. Her BfsKo] Gantt and?co-workei? assisi\d her in the. meeting. Bishop Gantt I peached Monday night. "HiiT text taken JFrom the 12th chapter oi Luke the 14th verse. The latter I elause "The open door." It - was beautifully ilustrative an l enjoyed by I preached a soul stirring, sermon. Dm Kpf the three nights there were d I jintified and one convertt. This was reported as being one pf the grentll?t meetings witnessed at UresMm. I. Th^, Bishop Gantt and co-workers ** wrrr from Woodbcrry, N. J. Mica T T. Finph iq t l*u? ?r 11 r? c t r*t I Misses C. B. White Fleetie White. Sunday was a hig-h day although the weather was gloomy. There wei*c piny church goers. ' Regular" pleach |r |nf day at Saul's Chapel A. M. E, MA Church. The pastor preached a m\ fonderfui sermon which made many I |i?rts rejoice. There was a (wonderful" Sunday ^B gchool service at Zion Holiness on Rev. Mr. Page was the .dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert White The many friends of Gresham arc flad to have Mr. Oliva Richardson l^nd Mr. C. Richardson and Mr. Line VaAr Salmon of Centernary, S. C., ir $\jr community once, more. We" arc I hoping for them a great success. M Mr. Robert Tinney is on the sicV I 1st at this writij^p We are hoping B fbr him a speedy recovery. YOUNG NEGROES COOPERATIVE LEAGUE A. \V. Hill, Reporter ? The weekly meeting of the Young Negroes Cooperative League was called. to order by the president. After the receiving of the minutes the roll call, the house was opened for the discussion of the main business of the meeting. The membership, financial and social committees and the educational director gave their reports, which were indicative of continual' elFort anil cooperation- . ""Unfortunately a very few young' ladies have been attending our meetings. We "take -advantage of this l opportunity to invite all the young men artel ladies of Columbia to meet with us next Wednesday night and every Wednesday night ai. Salter's Memorial Church.. EAST SPENCER, N~L'. On Monday evening, February 8, 11*32, the Senior Class of the I)unbar High Pnhuol piesenU'd "The Call of Youth" a drama in Prologue and il niree acts at the school auditorium -The j>lay was enjoyed by all who Witnessed 71". Its success is dueJ to the untiring- efforts-of its directress, Miss-f lildrcd Henry. The auditoriunr unv was^beautifully decorated with Pea Green and Pink paper, which contributed?soVmuch?te? the .Scenic " ry is to be commended for the type of program produced On this occasion. And on Thursday .evening, February 18, she begins a series of out of town engagements with this play. Last but not least, to grace the first performance, Mrs. R'. A. Henry made a flying trip to East Spencer. She reports having spent a most wonderful time with her daughter and friends who .spared no pains in making it pleasapt for her. 5 _ rTiAPix.'XEws I . : V ?? The flaw's in and around Chapin are nOU~<rf-any less importance now than - w 1-4.0 of' fonnOr tlTiTos but ffie real I- worthwhile happenings-have-not been reported due to the fact that our very efficient reporter, Mrs.. M. A. Eleazer -'is aiCay. i We are glad to report, that the Parent-Teachers' Association organiz' : ed tills term is doing excellent work. . The President Mrs. Maggie Counts J and the members of the organization ; set a side Sunday"night, Jan. HI'for f he mirnos,. of nresenting the ransr j of the organization to the public so , j as to gain its cooperation and supj port and to realize some money in treasure so as to carry out some of its I plans for the betterment of the school ; \ that night at. Mt. Zion Baptist <4mroh a nice audience was waiting a was remit red, after which Prof. !. Ik lit fe preach' At the conclusion of the sermon evervbodv could see that. r- Rev Dent had 1 '.vim?foT trtTSTsFlf a great laurel that would be lasting. Aftgr a nice little collection Prin. J. S. Daly made mention of the see.ni ir.gly .good attitude the ministers of tne community have toward the com jViimilv school Ho was; ^also loud in - spleinhtb-tH^?thai organiaation is giv' ing the* school.*. Rev. AY. B.?Nash was with us and added more pleasure to our meet' ing. Although financial conditions handicaps them Prof. Daly and Miss Ruth Fa''- are working for the betterment of the school in every respect. Our njljtm-hes. ai'e adoing nicely^.. I NINETY-SIX [NEWS Mrs. Lucia-Bishop of Atlanta, Ga., was the week-end. guest of Mr. and r Mrs." P. S. Goodwin. Mr. and Mfs. Frank Griffin, Mesdames Sophia Johnson and Harriet I Emory were week end guests of Mr. ( anci iurs. jop snmn ana ivirs. Carrie Herbert in Atlanta, Ga. l'lie Rainbow Wedding was a success at Trinity M. E. Church last Thursday night. The Poinsetta Club is still alive .wire in the historic "town. The club L -met at the home of Mr. Timothy Wade. The meeting was opened by ~ TtTP?pi esident:?Mimic?by the nlnb. ' Scripture reading by Mr. Nelson Mar! ,tin; Prayer, Mr. Marshal Richardson. The club donated a supply of groceries to,Mrs. Carolina Moore and Bro, | Wilis Mosely who are on the sick list. These young men are doing a groat work. They have?hebped?tc make many of our sick people happy May success be yours Poinsetta Club and may your number of members double itself- ' Quartet No. 2 rendered three very beautiful selection^" at the Rainbow' --Wedding. ' Rev. II. M. Taylor was the guest Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hill Saturday | and Sunday. Rev. Taylor was called to preach Mr. Shealy's funeral at Friendship Monday afternoon. Rev. Taylor, and 1 Rev. Freeman were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Dean Monday oio-lif February is known ds the month of famous birthdays. The fourth and tii grade children of the Ninety, Six High School have been busy studying the achievements of such great , men as: George Washington, AbraL ham Lincoln, Thomas Alva Edison, I TTenry W. Longfellow and Charles , Lindbergh. These children can interest any body in telling what they have learned about the above' named : American great mep. The reporter , happen to be the tetacher of this group. THE PALMETTO t , . .f* WESTMINSTER NEWS; I ~ ~ ? . ; .. ' 1 <>t a> ( "fWt of the- rafny day Sun1 day there was no church service." ,Much preparation has been made for the Lincoln program which is to be : Riven at the M. E. Church Feb. 21, Rev. McMillan, pastor. Choedee Baptist. church under the administration of Prof. J. D. Bryan, i pastor <is ntaking /wonderful pro-, Kress. The music rendered by,, the choir adds much to the service. Prof'. J. C. iBeeks, of Seneca Junior Col, loge, instructor. The Sunday school 4s wide?awake.?On?htst -Sunday-?awonderful talk was eiven the Sunday sehool )^y Miss L. Floyd. I Prof. R. T. Skelton principal of the treaded s 'hool has b*;en ill. "vol the school is still (progressing. The basket balF girls have played sev;erul?games?Uw?term;?and?nvpcri s I to play East End girls of Seneca I Tuesday, Miss L. Wright, director. The Home Economics Department jis real alive, . Miss LaRossie Floyd, head of this work is doing' splendid, i Everyone is fond- of her. Miss Annie Bell Davis was called home op account of the illness" of, , her mother. ^ Ar1"' , Miss L. Wright spent the week-end at Seneca. JJavis, Mrs. .BLackwct'. Mrs. i Brownlee are those oh the sick list. , ENTRE NOI S?BEAI FOR I , S. C. J ~The members ami guests -of?t4w^i Entre Nous Club were delightfully. I entertained by Mr. .P. IT Tawrenco at the home of Miss Edith Bythcwood <512 North street, Friday, Feb. 12 at p. in. Beautiful roses and hydrangeas adorned the li\yng and dining rooms. Four progressions o f cards were played. The members who won prizes were: Miiss Marion jGrayson, first prize a deck of linen (cards; Miss Florence L. Grant, booby, a war vase. Mr. Jacob (Blocker. Jr.. won first prize. Mr. Blocker was the (riua?t nf ftlf? flllh = ?Hnm*.. mnd?. candies were ^'rvnl^ daring the- tournanjent of pEcTug.. A delicious course was niu h enjoyed The guest present was Mr; Jacob Blocker, Jr. Club 'members Me.s~ dames Irene F. Bennett. Hilda (timer Crayson. Masses : Edich Bythewood, Florence L. Grant, Etta M. Washington, Theresa B. Grayson, Marion Gravson, Loaise Glover and Grcttyo Farr; Profs. R.J W. McGirt X B Mouzon, Lawyer ' C. E. Washington and Mr. Pharis Lawrence. The Older Matron's Club extended an invitation to_ the members of the ' Eiilre Nmis^To bo their guerh*?rrt the ATiii-thii?w.-mhiimt.m's r.nll 1 day, Feb. 26. OLD FOLKS HOME NEWS. We -wish to express our thanks and gratefulness to the many friends I of the fity for kindness siion ing our Constructive Weelr-^-ji auiely Mrs. Poatf Mrs. Corlev. limnine.ten Store, Havorty's-aafl. C, Williams and Quinn Furnitnre Stores; Mr. F." A.. a oml utc St.ne: L. C. Dent and National Market, CocoCola /Co., Central Ice Cream , and Candy Co., Palmetto Ftsh?Ctr;?C. C. Peace, DuPree, Mi*. Cooper ?;i Thomas & Howard; Hartley Warehouses; Sunshine ; Biscuit Co'., Mr. - Win. Mauigailtt, Mi. '1'-.?H. -Pitr-h At.. on a L,u.,o,.? a:,, n:.....,,.. . jiiirv, mi, ? vy,-?junii.MMi, i ? ** i m I Reese,- Mrs. Frances Brown, F.baughs' jTaylor's and Friendly Bakeries; .Mr. iGeo..H. Hampton, Dr. Counts. Mrs. Annie Workman, Home Stores end (others. Also Mrs." Shepherd and her jci)-cle from, the White. M. E.-. Clinch Rev. James Ilolman and Mrs. Yin-' r cenlT' for the wonderful nuvcngoithey brought to us. We appreciate Tyour thoughcfulness and pray God's_ i greatest blessings upon you at all ;times. Thanking you. over again. ???? -Very truly voaus, SUSIE JAGGF.RS, Manager. Rosa Lee Smith arid Katie S. Knox Directresses. " V??_?^_ CARLISLE NEWS. ^ The-regular meeting of the W. If. & F. M. Society met at the home of Mrs. Addie Dawkins. The meeting ivas _very inspiring and instructive. Rev. M. R. -McBride, the pastor, and Rev. J. M. Dawkins were"with' us, and made some very timely remarks. Our Sunday school is still doing {nicely Under the supervision of Ihe Snpt. and teachers j Quite, an interesting Allen Day" Program was . rendered at MTt Eden A. M. E. church on Sunday evening. |The follojving were on /he program (and delivered very timely and instructive "remarks on the life of the ?great leader:?Rev;?J. M.?Dawkins, Jr., Mr. C. A. Hancock. Mrs. Laura I A. " Salter arid Mr. Oussie. Dawkins. Quartette Misses Isabella Lyles, Dor I othv Setzler, Hattie Brow,, and. , Hampton .Teter, Miss Mary a. .sari or 1 at the organ. Quite a number were {present to witness this grand o:casio". . On -Friday evening the ?.'ar*;ous club's rendered a most excellent pro 'Igram: Those participating were Mis 1 i ses Willie M. Alexander, Lillie. M. 1 Spencer, Clara B. Savage, Messrs. C. A. Hancock and Mr. 'William Hal mon. . COKESBURY NEWS, The primary grade gave an ice cream party Friday noon, which was very much enjoyed by all. Those on the sick list Mr and Mrs. G. . Nash, Mr. T<4tver Dixon:- Mrs Julius Hampton. ' St. Paul members were rained out{ Sunday. The relatives and friends of Mrs.. 1 Luvenia Moore of Greenwood regret very much to learn of her death. - ' i?* *-* - ^ . _ ... EAPER . I,WRENS NEWS. We are sorry to report Mr. William Cannon ami little daughter. Del phine are confined to their Ynnmr- .Mr. Hcnj. Franklin is now able-tobe lip- after being confined to h\s bed for a month. MfgJ'jMary Mc'Morris'is also improing. The "Armor Hearers Club" met at l hi home <>f Master Robert I am Weal ine- ami brothers' on Fnjday afteriK.on with :i large cn?wd 'being p.e-ent, especially the junior boyrf T-i'-t111 l'aul.?After arr?tntoi-estliur program. 'Master <"onnie Darlington anil Miller served delightful ice it Cam punch and cake. Master Tho.Vl;s. (i. II. White and Miss Mattie I'lUiaa i are fct i!um>- K..??!?>. - "VHip..! ?Ul'l ' " ' >i r ...sf iil ^I-Iu.nl turm h-.?v. iitnii'lii six, weeks during the sum jju i. they luui a most wonderful time. Air. and Airs.1- \\\ M*. Gijdcr, o f Xewbciny won: pleasant?viritoir at family Monday. Pud" W. A.'White attended State. of delegates of the A. M. K. , l.utsh in Columbia last week.. Mrs. Mary Leake of Clinton was a re.eni:. visitor at the home-oC-4ier: i ter Mrs. Alice Voting bn Hampton street'. ~ ~ Services were held in all churches Sunrtny?at-the uviral hours although it rallied, from until late in Cm- e''filing. i _ riot, t;. d.. Garrett a friend of the pastor and family - was .present at the services and gave, one of his characteristic addresses as only a Garrett- can give. He ipoke very c<.innieiidably of tlitS work in which 11'.shop .Ransom, the. ministers and laymen are endeavoring-to execute 'h South Carolina and sees a united A.\M. E. Chur-h in South Carolina and a Leiter day in African Methodism in its work, of evangelization: Prof. Garrett ranks amongst the foremost men in the A. M> _ E. the 1' or tile tmiin-gGcneral' Conference - in Cleveland, O.. hi May 1932. Keep your eye ji n d naiHi too, ui ; "u eanj on,^uarrett. He- rs a power.. . ' ' i a.!'" funeral of Mr. E. .J. Beasley, Jju. v. as held-aW-3-<^c-lock?Sunday at~ Rethel church. His pastor ofliei&ted. lit ... Levant of the Baptist church :: . oeialed. Appropriate remarks were made J'V Iiev. Levant, Prof. ThoiiiaS .Sanders and Mis. Sallie Bin ok.stock .5 A duett, the ''bid Riiirgwl Cross" t>y Aliss Odessa San-and -Mrs, i . E.-Martin,?also a -hIm Tiy j'ret . 1 homas Sanders, en iI i "i'h.i ' " ci olitn'i' < innilniyht" were l'eatures-eC-the service. The pastor'selected as a text Job 14:10. A C. 11. PiickeU' was the funeral director. The deceased was a young ?>nly 23 years old. .Married. His., wife, parents, brothers and sisters II V,i' r : - - on,. Hundred Per Cent Club" at Mis. J. W. Fowler's; "The Elite Prouiv ve""TTTAH?? Elsie" Williams and "Boosters' flub?* at Mrs. E.' S. Nel. .ii t brv ?*wt'ei; had imcouraidn.tr. meet mgs. T'a- 'Yst ami lattei had what is call-sl "tliicsts Meetings'' in which -priwus '-iven to successful cott-c te-l:ints.. At the'One Hundred Per (\'iit .Mcsilanus Golden first prize, and Airs. Alice .Moore, second. Atl in. luiine of AIi s. Nelson. Mrs. Etta i inrlrrr^ti-ii i'e-t -ami Alls. Annie L. Owens sccdii.i prize. M l'.. ( V1JM F.L, S. ('. NEWS We had.puitv a few visitors in this sivt i?i:i (1'ti intlie 'holiday seasomTliey were, as follows: Misses FlorFTro. Ethel and Lola Tacnrart of State foil? jw. Mi-scs .Xaonii^Tajrjrai*t * an< 1 Gertrude K 'Hioson of .AlHon University v.oiv home with their "parents.?Wp ["\yviv iti 111111' m having Tlu<i'i:be. ' 1 'Afl?cv.t..XarGisse.) ,o'f cur supervisor -spent the entire- season will:' Ms. !' < {'. Xarefsst: exp.i..ssed himself as having' tmjoyc-d' this Christ-111 as in.' ihe- dour old Palmetto State' .better than any Christinas heretofore s.in.'e-rt-alizinii". about old Santa. This is his first trip South. Come agaip. Prof XarrXse give-' the windy city >(Chi.-opo) the air again soon, Mr. .loshva 'Morogne and daughter were plea-eat visitors from Tvvahston. 111. ' ?' . ' W e have heinj wonderfully blessed .wj'h " s.uVh beautiful weather'. \Ve~ have been aide to attend church ser vie ( ??each?.Sunday. \Vo have hcen this year. . * . On the Fifth Sunday, the Sinking. Convention was"held at Mt. Zion A. .M. K. Chulu li.. The following churches were present with their cphoir par11 apat my: Alt. ?ion. Spring FiebT" Mt, PU.iscne, sf. Mary No. 2 it ml the Jubilee Singers.' Rev. Reynolds from Calhoun Palls preached a wonderful sermon. The collection was great. W'e had as our distinguished guest i 101. jiim .mis. .iniies ami uaugiuer of Ilarborson College, Irmo, S>. C.; ' t aiiiottn. teacher 01 Mi. Zion. Miss Thelma Morgue ami Mrs. .Maggie -dartreR of Little Mill school; -i'rof. T. Aiken Jr. I'riu. o{ Rock Ford S. h ul and Mrs. Xarcisser ami her .mother. M iss Kliy.aheth Heart field is very ill at this writing. Her mother has come home- 10 he by the" bed side of her daughter, ' We are wishing her speedy recovery, f Miss"'Marion Taggart is taking u|> where her sister Mrs. Narcisse left off with basket-hall-Look out, for Ma. lion she will he a champion yet. Despite the depression, the teachers in Met'armiofr county are still on the job and seem to be enjoying their worlwlt mmch as, ever, i We, are glad to welcome Mr. Sandors and his family to our neighborhood. We hope that all the neighbors will patronize his store. Card of I hiiiv! s _ Wn- wish i <i '.hark T7TT <7777771 an. I r | true friends." Vu?atal eomniu- ' t lUty ill larj?e- !"??? - +h?-j-?* kirtdnosv ox- " } tondi tl to _ws dnrlna thy illn.-ss ?*?? . . i~donth of our ?I :111 . hoi .yob ii.< ! Tii those who sent tin* beautiful I flowors and wreaths wo extend opi 1 most profound thank-. Every word of ehoer and of hope; ov.ory "hand. elasp and yes t tire of friendship will ho. reinenlbotvd by u> always.?~ " : May (i< : hi and koop ouch of _yuu_uiui?4hL-> - (oot oy follow yon in ^ 1 abundant e. |- ,v The llojf-m I'ahiily. THE HI SI N l'.SS > ? y:i f <)!' I' N ION (My M. It. ( hri-tie) Mr. Jo-a-ph II. !Jouyla<-'Vislu lDion Mr. 'I)oiitfIa~ is as jrood imw as bo] was yeai\- aifo. or boiler.- mm<! it i doubtful. whether or not. \here j- i any art i t m ; :,c v.1,1 I.I i can appeal to tin papular trend and lit tlic n.anie ti :?. tc> the profoun ; fancy of music. * . ! Mi'. Bnual;.ri ,! I,mv im'recital, oil tin.* 2drd of- .ianary" arid TFe? gave his .'audience the fcihd of music that way frrforhtrd with tenderness . and haunlimrlv |< vi ly qualities. ' ?:?fi-n-?violin . >vn ah.-.eiutoly [ Control- - and ?nni . -t i icted?means ' ; of cjXjjrc.ssion of.lhinxciy sou!. uf iiiax.^ ' instrunit'iit, places .Mr. Doutfl.tSs. in ;the .class'of the rare artists. Th thl'tltiftiul fj'1 n|i.iiiii \ hilt wa-?FfcdmT7m harmony and tenderness, yayc tjiriljs aitil Inspiration 10 every listener. *1 *It is true that once in a .life time , a *man is blessed with such a treat.. atftl why? because nature, i- so un-. i pixi lijrul in such matters, an i- she j };exalts; such as a.nTijrion and a pro- , j'found meditation. The interpi f'.er j ! eufl project this over .the audience just f assthoiijfh it was a form of hypnotic* j j sjielLs, the audience Was made ohli- j \vious of all except interpreter, and j , such was the ease of .Mr. Doutrla-jS in i t Union in recital. "We are~s -i "whriTiTT7! r 'hellHid -t-hs?I :"trend nf timr, when it eoOirs to thx- { real appreciation of real music, we . Un.l 1 *1- T fJ I -1 i nun iiimvi iirai me -iug nana mail j to hear a'real artisj, ami when we are^so privileged. it-arts kinder like Uh -imes-th(*<ia. aftei'r??s4e->rt while j sleep takes place, and . the real .-ignij ficatice is lust. The city ol" I'll inn sliouli he i grcatful to Professor A. A. Sims, he has tried ,and is tryifig: to. gc.t the people everything that is outstandj iug. and up-to-date, we have, had ' with us this term some real men and rui^t" til' uaon-htt-er. Mr. 11. K. Daniels wa- in' .Union 1 Sunday, I-Vorwary 1 11 li and HUhd1 several much needed, lecliire.s ill the county, his its neraey -Sunday accent1 pani"d I);-.' C. W. Montgomery. Mr i K. N. Williams and M. It.'Christie: Outside of t r?V-' < *Tt"y*orTTnim?*'\ve "vrsited lie i Point, and Santuc, in this county.?: ? ? }- The I5usiue<s League of Union is fiis,_yci_? worth while program, the league is planning a pi ay ground for children.- and a worthy lnogr-am 1 V Th" County Xcui" Health Week. Cll AtttT ttS'l'ON NKW SA Prominent Citizen Passes (In tiio?lunr'f'ii; ui l-'ehr.iarv 2'J. I1).'.-' Philip M. SmalK died -at hi.-residence. ' !lilt Sumter Street after an illness if a . few ' days. He wa-s a stiward of Mt. /.ion A. M. K. cliurch, '.mil had served lor nu?ny_ years as clerk of the church; a very* useful and -?-4!'ie-ien! ooicer and member of Mt. /.ion church and Class No.. -n?i.a... eioiTT-?"li :11 "? f'Viiij HUM, ill' was one of ?? ir most pixiTnitunfletter carriers of .lhrs city for many years. He is survived by his widow anil son 'an . oiu* toother and a lib si -nf-ti ii'iid*-1 - ? ' Rev. W*T*?-?I Nichol Pastor of Kmanucl A. M* K. Church. N\w York City worshipped at Mt. Zion A. M. lv. Church 'in last -Sunday -niprning. lie presented the picture t>'f health. At Mt. Zion A. .M. K. Church There will he an all male program on next Sunday, afternoon FeOruary 2Sth. I'P.TJ at ">. P.. M. .Many .excellent. musical numbers will be rendered. This grand program is being sponsored?hy he YtmugMt-H? ters Club'of the church. The public is cordially invited. -?(>u next Sunday morning Rev. D, Wind Nichols. Pastor "bfMvi fennel' A. .M. K. Church. New York (Aty will preach at Mt. Zion." We s'diee^ unn presenc e on next Sunday all ihiyt' Dr. George Bengali Kehe. the African Doctor will preach at Mt. Zion nestt Sun ay . evening Feb. 2S. ' The public.. iit invited. - _ . . | / ? Mi -'l'-I' phine Sumter?ft?monihor ? of Kmanuel A. M. K. Church and | Sunday School teacher at Mt. Zion j luts been able to report hack to si r- j vice after being ill for t.wo weeks. IT,,. \ .Alt! I !*'1 It ? Ibid Chili obi Mt. Zion, M's. Wilhelmena Kmanuel president 'gave their first entertainment?rrt?''c honi"?nt M is- t hisoim i Alwnv Street on last Monday ev- j ening which wis well attended, and ! -ft-vyvy enjoyable evening. was .-petit i at this exchange party. . The Wo nam Missionary of Mt. Zion mot at the homo of Mrs. Km- | nia Yandorln rst. 107 Smith Street on j last Tuesday evening. Mrs. Janie K. I Horry, president from the large at- | .ten.lance at this mooting much interest-was demonstrated in thjs \1 i>sio'navy Work. The nu mix i s that wore present were grateful* for the verv efficient and distinctive explanat'ou of thej Missionary work-they fecrivad on .laat -Thursday evening I by the president. I jln't forgot whenever you are desirous of Spiritual treat visit Mt. Zion c hurch. Glebe St.. the .Pastry- Dr. W. P Cn>oVina, is always prepared to deliver it. r..L..Js.3T _ IN MEMORIAM * In memory' rrf ottt?dear,?mother, Mi"y-.?Alnelia lCrant7 who departed this- tile. February 'AH,- IH'42.-Two years ago has passed since that <j"v i. When oiir dear mother was called, away. " . God called her, i; ias His will, Hut in our hearts she is living still. Some day we are going to meet her Hut we know not whet). ' , We will see her in a better land . ~ ^ To never part again. g _ By. her Cduldreiu?_ ? " ~ ' Mrs. "Mary Ely, Donalds,-C.; Mis. Minnie Miller, Cross Hill. S. C. Mr. H. S. Grant, Cleveland, Ohio; Mr. J a -. jy tj'un'.. S C ; ??Rev. Annie Hoekett, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs. .Mamie J.ewis. Cleveland, Ohio;_ Mr. P. G. Grant," Waterloo. S. C\; .. Adiipt! >! Son. Robott; Lee Grant, J leveland, Ol>io. CHARITY CL1 jB No. 1 "T' -Mis., Beatrice Walker was called -*.-fV .. from lal/or .to reward February 11th at :0(f A. .M.. 1'.>.',2. God saw lit to take a rose- from?our--garden. ' One* member, from ouY.elub is prone; A voice we'doved is stilled, . A pin e is vacant in our club . . That neer can lie fillt<1. 7 The (Tub "was "only too glad to donate money and flowers. T V ~ a Fotmder, Raw Arinie Hoekett, 0G3 DeKalb", Ave.,. Brooklyn, N. Y. Bloom in); dale nTib Xn. 7 February -Hi. the c'Jub saw fit to donate Mrs. Beatrice Walker a wonderful floral" offering. Sad and lonely was the morning when little "B" was .called to sleep. We, th?~~club, will miss her, but we^ have no right to weep. Our ,los?s is .. # but Heaven's "gain. Rev. A. Hoekett. 7666"'." ' IJQl II) - TABLKTS - SALVE GGG I-i<i 11 id or Tablets used internally unds <)(>B Salve externally, make a complete and effective treatment for ( olds. .' Most Speedy Remedies Known. ? f IiUY GAS AND OIL LEEVY S SERVICE STATION & GARAGE fc 1 S31 Taylor St. Phone 9271 OPEN ALL NIGHT FAN-O-LIN SYSTEM ~ In Beauty Culture ? Give FaN-U-?IN Hair, Scalp L)aildiutr and Toilet Preparations a trial. Their worth has been proven. Registered in. U. S. Patent Office. AGENTS WANTED. Write for termi - ^ Made by : Mme Fannie L. 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