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I*?gc & ^ SmiWBEMY PL.'Vm J'UH SALE 1 Apply at 1518 McDutfie Ave. Phone I ? 7-722:?'Columbia, S. C. _ { DANZLER BROTHERS Shoe Repairing 2379 Gervais St. Phone 9132 5-en's Half Soles and Rubber - _ Heels ?1.00 badior.' Hulf?Soles and Rubber Heels ! 75e._ Hfcit Boles for Men 75c. Half Soles for Ladies ; 50c. , Men's Rubber Heels 40c. Ladies' Rubber Heels 25c .EVERY JOB GUARANTEED We Call For and Deliver. PHONE 9132. . Y . ... ... X ? Mrs. Lillian Lykes !; " ? , ' A b Star Hair Dresser i: * * . . | . PljONE 8033 I __ | - ^ut Prices: | i i . 5.0c??- -CSeT f -*- T _ * V 1317 Wheat St." Columbia, S C. y A* * X X X PALMETTO COFFEE & PEANUT CO. I'm ASSEMBLY STREET Phone 5H51 * ; \N lioltjsale and Retail . Roasters Of liiirll Uracil' fnlTonc on/1 wk? ?"U * VttUUlS. Freshest and most for your money. E X C UR S I 0 N_ r T7~~ ?FOR? 1 FARE PU S ONE DOLLAR ROUND TRIP "i . ^BETWEENALL POINTS IN THE SOUTH FAST' i.icluding Washington,*" Cincinnati, St. Couis, Memphis and New Orleans. EXCURSION TICKETS SOU) MARCH 23-21-25 & 26, 1932 . UOOD FIFTEEN DAYS ^ Convenient Train Service. Pullman Cars. I)av Cnachos llinitur ('nrv Consult Ticket Agents Southern RTwy. SystemTRAVEL BY TRAIN Comfortable, Econofical, Safe AAAAAAAAAAAA VVV't VW ? 1 _ 1 GOSMOEOL1TAN | "--1 BARBERSHOP ? A A j* > Ladies Work a Specialty { A Trial is all we ask X" X? - ? %A A A ' C. L. Litliewood, Prop. A A "f y Matthew Robinson, Mgr. I : ? 5 .* 1121 Washington Col'a., S. C. A V * * ... ? * That old Suif^-Dress or Hat be- $ A hind the trunks ' * A ? Need not be considered Junk, X #. wc have a?process, tried?and &!V true; . $* X Tliat makes the old clothes look !|! . - y like new. ' y 2 Dry Cleaning For Ladies And^ X . i Y Gentlemen * y \ J. W. 'Brunson :i: \ TAILORING, Drv (LEAN ? lNG ANirOYLING PHONE 7162 * X 7r.1 Main St., Columbia. C. X ? A Mother's Care- With"A11 Y - - You Wear. X - David G. Ellison General Insurance Honest and efficient atten, plaaced with me. , \ f PHONE 5717 - mi WASHINGTON--t ____ s . "N * UHAUGH'S FRESH FISH Watch our Specials. ' v Wednesday and Friday ti . T YVe Dress and Deliver Free g Courtesy ? service p u PHONE 5(119 (121 Washington St.. Cola., S. C. ? I, ATT A NEWS J : V Tlio popularity contest v which was : j. heki Mondav niirht ffehviui?v eiu :fii enjoyable dfTair. $15.60 was real- ^ ized Mrs. Nora G. MeBry.de was j styled as. the most popular lady hav- <] ing raised $7.10 which was the lar- ^ ges& amount raised. Tire you up ladies usher board of j Weston Chapel A. M. E. Church is on ?] the job. On Tuesday they had a { very enjoyable affair, and inspired by ? a talk given'them by the Pastor, Rev. t S.W. Fdrdham. They are planning a ?] 1 -a&MrwV-Rweleffortt^srtliis::3igeBk." J Sli'puTd'^you chance to visit Weston { Pha pel yon .wil| .ha '?"* the d^r j byjntne of the following ladies: Miss c Helena' Davis, Miss Lois * Fladger, j Miss Ernestine Fladger, Miss*' Bui ah r Fackson. Miss Marion BlowrHliss' Al- t etlia Plowden, Miss Frances. Davis, r Miss RQbie Ct'osland, Miss Iris Moody * Miss Maggie Hughes, Miss Fl'orie Al- j Mis- M in p dark son t The Almighty Eight, formally the j Latta Niglit Hawks held its weekly ? meeting at the home of Miss Daisy.?] Bethea on Monday -night, February 8, j 11612. A very interesting program , was rendered the participants being t members of the el lib." This club has ^ been organized for the benefit of the j young people and ^already making ] won ierful?progress under?its trlTicb?\ "ent president, Mr. "Grant Fladger. ] Latta had its. first game of basket j ball Thursday when they played Sel- . lets and got defeated. The scores -\ .weft* 115-8. ? '. v Fordham was taken seriouslx \ sick Thursday evenypg but is improv- ( ing at this writing. Rev. Herriott ] and Presiding E'Uler Murph were visitors at the parsonage last week. ] ?i,? ..r .u ? 'YVPjMiC nil. 1 I IV IVI1IV1l\. %> Ui CI! v: >Vl'U- ( -111or and the illness of "the pastor*we ( had wonderful service Sunday. In ; the mortllng Rev; Guiles preached a ; wonderful sergu.ii.? At night Rev, ] 1.^11' i * v i i >" ttTTn I <..viii,in 'after The" sermon rhe~ laiinus auxil- = iarics laid on the table $75.00 which was considered very good^ considering. . Ret'. T. J. Ransom is conducting excelent meetings for Rev. Newman ( this week. Despite the unpleasant weather service- was very good Sunday night aj;<l Monday night, ? MANNING NEWS Sunday being Founder's Day all members o! Trinity "A. M. EV^Cburctr " setined to have had the spirit of Allen. The Sunday School opened at its usual hour with officers at theit post of duty;?Thy lesson was beauti fully taught even tlve smaller group .caught?a- vision, At 11:00 the Rev. W. I). V*. King of Columbia preached a wonderful sermon \% nifii was enjoyeu oy every one present. At 5;00 the Silver Tea Circle met at the home of Mrs. Caroline Mack Ail.li Mis. Mnl lie Walker accuiupaili.-ir " -liicsC essential in the -home the man or the woman'?" This subject being v?y...iuierc'stiug. was continued for next Suuday. After the business wain er the ladies served. a""T5but*s? Trt~" cake and jello with whipped cream.* At 7:00,P. M. Wo had our Allen's Day program, which was enjoyed by all After the program Rev. W. 1). V. King gave us some very interesting""thots " pastor. The Young-People Social Club met Wednesday February 10.at the home of Mr.. Iris Green. After the Business part w;j* over the club selected' a subject for discussion in the next meeting, which is "Is the world getting better or weust spiritually ?Yi.ier which we weie Served fruits and nut.-. . ; ; On Thursday night, the teachers a*:u some of the prominent young people met at Prof, and Mrs. W. M. Thompson's home to reorganize the -J4or4al and Literary (T1 nh. The offi- _ cers were elected, after which there were* several games of bridge and whist played folowed by a course of ham on fettuee sandwich', cocoa,"and mints. The color scheme was . red. and white which represented Valen- ' tine. After eating every one enjoyei themselves dancing. ?Mr Charlie Fleming left Sunday for the hospitality. We hope for,him a 1 needy recovery. ? ? -U " I KOtikKKR' WASHINGTON HIGH I PARENT-TEACHERS' MEET. t i The Parent Teacher Association of s Boqker Washington High School un- ( der the direction of the President Mrs. J. A. Hoover, observed Founder's Day. A representative group assembled 171 the" audlloiTum Wednesday even- ^ ing. February 17, at o'clock. The a program was as "follows: , Recitation, Mabel Garrison', Music,, jj St.. Jam( s Chuir; Violin selection, Mr. Roseinend; YoC.il 'solo, Wilhelmina f* Johnson; Birthday Greetings, Mis. r 1. A. Hoover; Heading, Mr. J. C. Bryint; Instrumental solo, Mrs. John- t] !on> * ' ' ? Awarding of prize?Prof. Cochran. The president wishes to thank nose who participated on the pro^J rram.. _ 1 ' -* -.:i w'.iit " f' II f" _ " THK-FALMttTfti Ll -5 . i CHAPMAN (.ROVE SCHOOI,?71 ' ' NEWS. The Chapman Grove District Parnt Teachers Association inct with le \Yi*iams School Friday, Feb. lb 'rofessor J. II. Chapman president, 'here was a very inte^'estyi^r prorain rendered. Many interesting oints were, brought out on various iscussions of. the Parent, teacher and hi Id.?? ? The- annual County Parent Teaehrs Association met in Greenville laturdjrv, Feb. 20: The meglumine onsisted of many 1 Jduuajuonal l'eaures. One was tne' Oratorical Conest of which the first prize $2.50 k-as won by the contestant of'Chapnan Grove School. James Cobb,-who S twelve years old atul in -the- eix-thrrade. His subject was Daddy's Inarance. The Evening -Canning Club - met Thursday Feb. 18 under the direeioh of Miss Wilkerson. There was.a arge -number of women present, lints on gardening were discussed, rhey enjoyed the remainder of the ifternoon in playing little games; ift.er which they were invited to go o the Home Econpmics department, ['here they were served cake .illHL rot cocoa--wfi icTi Svasv prop a re cT by he girls of that department. .vj The Valentine party was a success m Saturday night, Feb. 13 given by tlisses Watson and Noah. In confection with the?Valentine party here was a Tacky party. The irizes were won by Miss Ileriry S'oah and Mr. Stewart. The . Vocational boys are making j-plwiulld . use . of timir. ,-Thev rave - beautified the yards with, grass ind planted trees about the campus. They are also pruning orchards and jetting ready for spraying. The Birthday of George Washin011 was observed."?The programme ,vas as follows:- Song,, America,. Scripture reading, Bob 11. Sullivan. Prayer. Washington's Lowell's poems n Series. |Birth of Washington and joyhood, B. L. Cobb'. Couiage, honor ind truth of. Washington C. Burts. Washington as a Soldier, JV H. Cobb. School Works?, llattie Shumate. Bo 4- ? ^1*1 " nciicss io v_?nivis, .uaiuc \ aii.o. 3eorge as a Surveyor, G. Anderson. Death and .Monument, G., Valentin*?? | re^doney and Character, A . L. 3eeks.- Summary of other February Characters; Gladys Humbert.. Series >f Melodies, Glee Club. iIY-dm of Washington, Catherine Chapman. Summary o? Washington, AIi-s. Sir Ruth Chapman. I.KFVY SCHOOL NKWS The I.eevy Parent-TeaeVu-if As"i? eiation -of Kondaltown held its February -meeting. Friday evening the i-1 with the president, Mr. Wi 1. Thorn,pson presiding. Alter a-short devut'onal exereise the association went into a brief business .session. Dui'trine ~a ri poit of-the?stettvi?ties of t h.e..SvVvi::g Circle was given, by the chairman, .Mrs. M.'try Dixon. Quite a do/.en garments, bad been aiade fi-u the needy pupils of the S'.'b ol. /vcVr ?jnouiian an_ .mss.l5eile Railer'.'. wpre - elected delegate to Lite. Stale Pui enl-Toachor Associntion. "The .speaker of the evening. Mr. Murph, a-senior nun president el' tinStudent Council of Allen Cniversi-t-.v--wifs presented by Mis- Churl-Hi Jackson. The association was happy in having Mr.. Murph talk i>n the Negro in History, pointing cut some of 'neir outstanding contributions- -and urging that the Negi o of tr-day cany op and achieve mightrly. Mts.s ka>ford read extracts from the achieve-, meats of Dr. Krtiest Just Head of the D e p a) tmf'hr Ot- Zon!ojry. Howard I* rtive.isilV Th'TM i>s !\label Brooks, aft ist who is at preso-nt painting an altei piece in Italy. It was also a privilege to have Pi-of. W. .A. I'erry. who spoke" briefly -of?tin*?Negro's possihilities and urged hir.r not to miss the mark by wanting to the-nthet el lew. I)ut be !iIhTseHf rrrri arcmipiish well according to his talent-. At the conclusion of the program the association engaged in a social program during which time the. hospitality committee Mrs. Henrietta Hazel, Mrs. Mattie Goode, Mrs. AnSwaggtM t, Mrs. Rebecca Williams Mrs. Anna Stevenson. Mrs. Josie McDaniels and Mrs. Marion Phillips sdrvOd tempi ing?sa-iulo. ii lies;?eako, orangeade and salttd pi'anuts. The third ami fourth glades lied for the .til'si - prize. The tirst grade won the second prize." ..NHM YORK CITY MAYS Mew Bethel A. M. "E;- Church, Brooklyn The members of New Bethel A. M. l' r-u..-.,,.!. n m \x*s.. i. !> v>nun~ii? ivry. v_ . ?u. *? 111 n^ twi; ; formerly of Sumter, S. C? feels proud j :>i their hew' rhtm'h, ST.'iitirapm-irv vftO- Uev. Wash mgron f^TfrTrng ine. , Rev. Jokrt?Br?Anderson pn ached for u- on last Sunday using for- his ext Mark Master, rarest thou lot that we perish? Subject "The itorm of the Night." Thi^ was in}eed good. All present enjoyed it. Dr. E. II. Coit, Secretary >>?_ Misions preached for the opening which rax a great" day. We are truly glad 11 the ministers and members from he &>uth are making good. Thcv ?'v . ighrt&yng the world. The hard tims fmfl*eott'!siti<ai does not change--thiseligion. Monday was also a great day. At lie ministers meeting a great revival 'as had-whitfh is much needed In lese'times.Let's all pray for the reival in all the churches. ^ Read the -'Leader" for news. ' ' ';V -n- .aril'ir fcAl>KK ? ' .... bakmvfi, m:\vs 7 Negro National History Week wa. ; cess at the Barnwell Graded School! : The progt-am was-arranged by the ] history techers: Prof. F.FF FFFFF | history teachers', P10IV F, Th- WiUt Hants and Mrsr-F. C. Miller ami tlv following program's were Tendered". I On Monday we had a. 'isciissiyn < f i the .Nwtro ifi Agricultural Science led by Prof. Wifilaihs*. Tuesday. Papers on -th.. Vn^n. in Biological Science and Medicine. WednesdayThe Origin of Spirituals-and also tile. Negro i? Music with selections front, the school, quartet. This program was in charge hi" M. Miller. j l'hnrsu.i*y. Paper a ltd disyHs.-ion on the N'.-gm ill Kn^huvsv Iir '.ir:" V 1? 1 Dixon; and the Negro in FdUcali<*n 1 by Mr.-S..A..(?myard the principal. On Friday we reached ihtv? climax i when the teachers of i!n> .iri'i.mnv.1 (Trades, Mos'anios C. H. Green, S. A. Arbouin, M. B. Kve and Miss U. j C. Gcurdino. presented' the Negro v. ir- ; men in club work, p short sketch of LiTO* life of Booker T. Washington .and a very thorough account of th vin\ ' and work of Benjamin Bannecker.' . The students were ah_appr. eia> ive,-| "audience and sre^uerr to" have b. 11 j studying the lives of Xecroes in o> was bc.ing read and discussed. Wc-Avert? pleased to have with us a few pat rxmti'and-friends who-wore interested in the lives and works of, our foremost Negroes. We yre sure that everyone who 'attended were greatly benefited by the-- progi am ,1-etldprud. I N ION NKWS . / f, ' ; ?? "* hast Sumwv Was a very rainy day. The church hells peeled forth a usual but only small numbers wej'e se n out to'Vither of'the churches, and n-? services at all Sunday night. The lb v. K. Tni'ner gave lrrr?Sun drew St-hool-r s<pne very good and hoig-omr msl ruc-tic n on the lesson. Rev, Thompson of Clinton Chrfpi*l. Rev. Collins of St. Paul. Baptist': Rev. Bowman of. Bethel A. M. K.- v.;ill have a baby contest Monday night Feb. 2h at Bethel on Hamlet St. Tin' uthjic js invited.* ""Mr. Folder of HrTumbia a?ldrc tlie teachers of Union in a nice'big / alio" by Mrs. Boaty. Among she many good tilings lie said was- that In- would make every effort to liav tfttttttt-OI mirnwttMviw to <! j?. -i: cO',-, \1, . V. it t;.,: !. : . Jar-' tot?same- -^ni7l -rrrmi.^-Avmiht li ? refunded at a later date. Much enlluV sia m and cheeKcantc from the pass. It. P. KM is, P. K. of the S.par:?11!),i?'tr Pistrict will hold the seci'tniquarterly. ?a rtfetViieei at Biilul Kn'ay ni^ht.' A.t A-qlioeh Saturff.iy afternoon; Sunday . morning at X'< w Chapel and preach at B'tho! Sunday ?:r'm.?The public is. invited; ?: Itev. Bowman closed a hahy contest r.his --nh.ni-i.--h- last- -week a-nd- -Mifstci, Lewis Williams wqs the winner of ? iirst prize; $2.50 in f?ohl.-.Tl. -ecomKTpvizc,wont to Master JTojfc rs $1.00. Prizes presented h" '.lev. Cr 1 litis and Mr. W. K. Mr.Junkms. respectively. .Mrs. Tohin have one'of the b schools for little folk an 1 betrmrr 1r in the city and you will not mak -. to mi.-.takc if you will enter your, ehi!d.u.xu> in this?s< hi,aL. Mrs. _2pthin is vmpath'etie. 'dignified- and lovely.- She noS>e.-ses n borrot it'nl ? n.l l . . !? ! * r an ' is a great rli arch. woikpr. The carpenters am! painters. are at work on St. Paul Baptist Church <-r ! lie inside, and alter coinniet nig in Collins - alii It?I- p!"?.-.l. to'ludck veneer it and build a par ? soimge on the grounds. Rev. Bow-wan -spent the .week-end in Columbia Where lie attend: .<1 ihv"ti'tint;?m?ttrrhel?calIt'll bv?Bt-hrniRansdhi and reports a \vondi*ri'n! 111. < ' ing. -He also attended' n end meting-' by the B.oarkof Ric-hluiul.C oinit-y Fair of which he is secretary. It was .s'ui ] -ttr-rrear him speak of his d'ar ;n/.i In',1 i who- had a fall and now almost helplessi-'yet recotyiizinfi him as lrn* dear I son. and said don't have me. . Sh r' i- SS years old. she is now being .treat ] ed in the Hospital. Rev. Mrs. Baton is improving nicely at this time. . Mrs. Dora 11 Idgginas 'fter four weeks of illness in her home 4s?trp?rmw?and getting?along?vry. well. Mrs. Marv J. Rice who have lifyn indisposed for tl." D.j -t 'tin? months were seen walking amino! ft r the tir-t time last week.' Mrs. Goudlock of Corinth now at work after "a serious operation is getting?along line,?Mrs/ Mary?l?i ynm. the biother ,of a go 'ly family is'seme what indisposed. Mrs. Mary Gilliam is'stifl on Cho sick list. Mis. Mamie I'd " is lip again al-o lie'- Sist r Hal tie Rogers. Mrs. Mc.jtlrrk^ns on Hani iet Street, is coming to herself.again after five weeks of illness. * Mrs. Sarah Sartor on Ilanilet Street is up also after two weeks of the, la grip. The iPalmc-tto 1.caller is on' for nil [--the? pnopUi?;uul?let us?all?noul?iU Ucv. Howirtan is the agent /or; it ' If you are "not getting it call-452 \V and the papers will* -he ' delivered l to you, only. 5c per week. ST. MATTHEWS NEWS The entire community was saddened t'o have heard of the death of ^Tr. OdonT from Bfackville, Mrs. CokerVfather. o Bennett's singers appeared in the j school auditorium Monday night to an 1 appreciative audicnce'.Tho, hoys are ' from ike "Game Cock" city. Everybody is lookinjgTorward with; an eager eye for the coming-of Bishop Ransom at St. Matthews. S. C. Bethel A. M. E. Church in the hear future. ! Prof. Abraham hnd his choir -are " preparing-for an Errstor Cantata Groat Erhhey-tHghti?You-will- miss a treat . III-. A I l-"? JIM' M:\vs A \v? cii of religious services at t?oypel~ Tornado, the South's Greatest Ivvangeiist; Rev. \V. J. Davis, D. D., of I.ittle Rock, Ark., conducted Rt viva! meetings each night a large i ii'wd wa> present. and wo- I !i I'll of both races and >>f all denom* iiiation^ crow ed the church. This ; < tii:;;' wa- In lpfuj and inspiring. 1"nd- : w- ret"Vris^ leaving btrt off"t;c t he closed meeCZ big .Sat'u !ay n^gl^t. While here he \ i-iletl Matlu r Training School for girls b ing much impressed with the g<>" 1 work in. this '.school. He gave three scholarships to members of the graduating clt.ss for Morris College, So . . s. C. lie vi-ited Beauf6rt Court y , Tr ?i u'iiip*-School and was invpressed with students' work. He has promised to help students at this svhool. lie praised the Farm much the vein-labile growth.- This school is doing good work for boys and girls llis \isit to I'.-n? School was enjoyed s eing students at their work in Trade H ii't f Herbert Smalls High was ? lso v?s.ittd',Tie was in sympathy will teachers and students- owing to the. loss of their school (building y til <* Titey_in..- t?- t hing in churches. Mr r>-U roll go -tttee Chib, entertain' ill.- audit nee Saturday night at > rewd picscst'. ; The revival was much enjoyed by all. Friends we delighted to Jierui?PrxdV?I.uw\son'& cornet solo; M;Blanche Thompson Washington ..?f He.-vif( : l rendered a solo and des-. rvt s much credit also the selections by Penn School quartet was unsurpa.?<-d. We were. delighted to have .Mr.-. L.aws?>n ae<-ompapy the Glee Club, al tt Prof. J.ohjnsyn. _Prineds_ iiuit-le it very pleasant for them while ! -? e. Mut*h thanks to Dr. Davis "for the Recital. Come again. . T!ie PrieiUa Art Club met Wednesday nflerr.obn :{ o'clock'at the home if Mis'. Blanche Washington, Prince rSt-rrf. The meeting was-called tc-tirrler by the president. Miss Ethel E D a-. Business of importance was diseu-'st ' One hour was spent in Art' w'orl;. There were two member? of the club whose birthdays were this month. .The president and Mrs. Blan V Washington. Each member pre- .!lU(l ( Ifil't tf tbem Mv? Flr??-vif' 1 :-;ViVI' rs' rcci ived drifts. .Mi>. Yaddie Simpson invited club u U! m!? rs into the.dining room.' Tht fi.io-., laldo 'was la?k*n with gifts, very beautiful and useful. Amidst laugh ;im! ii:errifTu~hI" both members ex~ ! i 111 I 111 ii >,u >,i an' niiYinl fil ???\ lUwt-snnt?evening" was spent with tile la ste s. The club <j3ve thi Visual The next meeting a' boiue of Mrs. Yaddie Simpsor 1'iiiu-e St., East The members present weie: Mrs. Mamie Bryant 's. ('airy. Mrs. Mamie Searson Mrs. Yadd'ie*Simpson, Mrs. Etta Mc v Brown. Mis- Ethel K. Deas, .Miss i'.:;a?W.n hi1,igton.?A11 s.?Florie -San ! i.-\ ' OtVic'. i s of the club. Miss Etbe If. 1) as. pr. siJen'tA Mrs. Curr.y^..vicc 1. . deijT; Mi if Etta McGee Brown ti t aswrer;' Mrs. Florence C. Sanders ecri tary . ' I.i"coin-1) ugl i Program under auspices.'uf the Citizen Committee delight ally e itert'hined the audience Friday evening. Feb. 12, at~Grace A M. If. Chnre.hr Rev;?McBiown,?thtpastor was the main speaker he was UejiH-nt in his remarks .on .Lincoln >>id Dic.urlas. Solos, duet and reading. Prof. McGirt and Hon. J. I. Washington made short talks. A j U'.rge audience was present. Sir P. A. Roper. Grand Chancellor of Court of Caiantho in South Caro : ,i- on the s:ck list. We wish for j11 1 a -|io (IV recovery, Mi-<. K'.iza M. Washington, Grand Deputy of the Court of Calanthe-vislir-t w < ;!;*. She was. royally entertain f nn'inhenc?She?wa*- the l ii. st of Mrs'. Rebecca Braddox a >. tvher of the ('ourt. BR ANCII Vli.LB NEWS \\\- are jir. ud in sa> tlTc" first quar? The presiding older is always and at all times his self. The people are. !.doing all t!v.y can to bring about a betterment in every way among our people. On Sunday we couldn't be at our post of duty because of the inclemency of the weather. I think satee as we did on Sunday. li-i. AH ~-.ii.'.:) ry. Cil f lo is fining fine yotrng as well as the old are enthus v. ork. They meet rtfglarly, The i-d t,; li> wt fkihg together. The linen;' lets are planning great things de?t-bo ?depression.?Miss Daisy Kheft is well and able to continue her ol ligations usual. " Mrs. Marie Henderson is on the sick list and we jo ay for a sfu'C/lv recovery: Rev^ Hey War i is also here ami lending a helping hand in all projcts for the betterment of the church. The Senior Class of the St. Mat 4-m< v. ? ootorod "ehool are jotting- ev< ry thing: in readiness for their Spring -rtrrv. ' ? Dr. Coleman the newly appointed fV-K. of -die Wateree District called the'district together at Bethel A. M. E. Church.Everything looks good for a year's work. The men seemed to be- satisfied with their Elder. The following persons attended the . fuiieral last Sunday of Mr. James _ Odom ;>.t Blackville. Mr. and Mrs. j Gecirge Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Whaley, Mr. and Mrs. Rogers Wil-p rams1. Mr. Julius Ott. Mr. J^hn Pelli- : ean, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.- Butler, ] Prof. J. A. Ford and others. - 1, Ml??* .'Vrrgettne Ginyard, Earnes-' ( tine Whaley, students of Stat" Col"-' lege spent week-end home with pa- ] rents and friends. . * ] Mr. Jesse Mitchell. Mr. Wesley ( "iams, students of State College. Ornmrehurg, S. C., spent the week- ( end home. | mn 4 I Saturday, Feb. 27, 19321 | ( HKSTER paragraphs^^'TJ Prof. Clifton Hinton of Rock Hi||sT motored here Friday and spent th?M :??ywith his Brother. Mr; "TOTrr rTlnJF ton who has been sick for sometime,? I Mr. Getty Babcock, who is doinfJ^| insurance work in Lancaster, spent* the week-end here with his parents,}. Mr. and Mrs, George Babcock. /H The Ruth Circle met at the horn#} of Mrs. Roberta Sims on Center St.,< with Mrs. Janie Hope, hostess, Thura*I da"V afternoon. . " yW Mr. and Mrs. WlMiam Johnson mo.^| tored to York Sunday and visited** [relatives. | Mrs. Laura Young passed- away Saturday mot'ftftfg at the Pryor Hos.wH Mrs. Daisy Sanders has returned3^B tov her school in Lowrys after, beina I Miss Annie Garrick spent the week end in Rock Hill the guest of Misijl Paulina Foster. ^ I The Silver Moon Social Club wait I entertained Wednesday night at the 7 H home of Miss Katie Pratt. H Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bolt of Kast^H Spencer, -N. C.t were guests Sundays* >{ Mr. "and Mrs. Eli Springs, Pinck-J fl iiey Street. * . * 7 ?~B The entire coirt;ndmty was sadden-i. I art . < . .. .. cuwsuof,?-> > nun . JklUU't" Lee, ^pne of Ches ter's most highly '\B esteemed citizens passed away after 4l a ' brief ifhicor" Furmore than -firr-MM years MLs Lee had served asSTsT^H teacher of the Calvary Baptist Church ant! had also been an ardent worker itTTH the Missionary causd. Despite the jfiB downpour of rain a large crowd was' IB present at the Calvary Baptist Church Sunday afternoon for the funeral jfl services. * The sermon was preached. 1 by the PasTor;Rev7 Douglas. Res67~B lutions were read from the S. S. and 1 Church -by Mrs. C. M. Finley. Mrs. D. D. W. Farrott. sang "Death is JB only a Dream," and the churchchoir^B sang several hymns which were the 1 'avorites of the deceased. Miss Lee 1 was 78 years of age, and was a wo. fl man of fine Christian character, jnum^B -aces. She was laid to rest, in fte- nH bron cemetery beside her parents, beneath a mound of beautiful' floral J]B designs. Rev. W. M. Honor sp.pke ,of $]B Miss Lee as a church worker. A^jfl great woman has fallen asleep. Mrs. Ell^ Lockwood, of Hamlet, N. B C., is visitinig her cousin, Mrs. Syl- 1 vanus Guy, Cemetery St. Mrs. Guy afl has returned from a stay of two months with her daughters in New 'U York City. Prof._and_Mrs. S. L. Finley mo- / tr. Winnsboro. Sunday afternoon |M to take their niece, Miss Pauline Fin- Jj ley and Miss Larcy Snilch who spenCf^B I the week-end as their-guests.?Xhes^^B j young ladies are tbachers in the Winnsboro School. They spent &v,a| pleasant week-end here. . --?- . Finley High School on Fridy S night, in a ten day contest of candy -B selling, a^ gold forist watch was won B by Columbus Johnson who sold the fl highest number in this, length .of time V . box of caniy was given to-MTss^^B B. Johnson and a box to Miss G. Mc- B "Lure who "sold next highest. Thi<r B ontest was by the pupils of the 7th IB ,*..0,1- I... *?! v. T ir ^i taugui uy iviiss i3. joan Liewis, II and -sponsored- by?her;?A jolly ev??W ening was snent in the assembly room II and after,..many amusing games and II marching, the winners were announc- jl ed. Thirty boxes of candy were sold IB in ten days, Mr. Tommy Louis is quite sick at II his home on Oak Street, and his Sis- II rer Miss Bessie Lewis has not beeri jl able to get to her classes. Miss Jan- 1 ie Brice is teaching for her. fil A reception for ministers and their II wives was given Thursday night at fl cle Church on Graham Street. Talks ifl were made by Rev. McNeal, Mrs. D. .*9 j C. Baum, Rev. D. C.-Crosby, Mrs. D^_B| | 0, Crosby, Rev. P. G. Killingsworth. J ,A1 enjoyed a pleasant evening. A II "salad course was served, followed by | ^atte^ahTTiello. . * ~ I Mr. Curtis Jaekson of Spartan- CI burg spent last week in the city. On the' sick list are Mr. An< y II Johnson, Mr. Joe Erwin, Mrs. Ma y III Davis, Mrs. Delia Rhodes, Mrs7 Ma- ijU rie Boulware, Mrs. Mary Thomas, Mrs. Maggie Shiver. Mr. Robert Cald- **m well, Mr. Horace Halsey, Mr. J. C. I Dye, Mr. J. S. Satterwhite. The PasTor's Aid Circle of Mt. He- I won A. M. ,E. Z. Church held a ser- I vice Sunday afternoon at which time M A* q^at sum wbs treojjzed Sn the CT offering.. Mr. TYaywick Uwen's barn, feed and ^|| automobile were destroyed by fire "^H -Monday night. '.I Mrs. Alice Brown, of Charlotte is U visiting relatives here. Mrs. Hannah Lewis difed at her ;homie Wec'ihesday. Funeral servic- I es were held at Brooklyn Taberna- ' H cle. Friday afternoon. She was a , |J faithful- member of this chtyeh and -B served as chairman of the Steward- f I ess Board for more than 30 years. 3 f She was a member of Christian Home ' Burial Aid'Society, No. >13. She was c woman and a great church worker. . _ Mrs. Hannah Cloud is able to be out again after being quite gick. Mrs. Salie Fair is improving. Miss Anna Stewart is quite sick at the Pryor^ Hospital. Is ST. PAUL A. M. E. CHURCH New Orleans, La. I "R?v. Ira J. Gamble, A. B. pastor,*?! St. Paul Church is taking ort new ! life under the leadership of Rev. I. 1 J. Gamble that was sent here from Ransom. He is a man that knows 1 iow to preach and run * churfch^ :you 1 will hear more from us a good re- _J 'eption was given last Friday {light ^ * for him and his wife who arrived "'V Monday, we wish to thank the good r Bishop for sending us this man of 3od. * Our first quarterly conference ia lated Feb.^4, pray for us. Miss Myrtle Randolph, Reporter.