Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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~ ~ -? Hw i = | "The Old Gray" Arid ' The New liidcr BY E. I'll 11.11' IvI.IlS . Tampa, Florida * Our mii'tv 'ivi'i\ 11 ! t I. ..1. . named city the seat oCtln'~Ar~'Ah- f Bishops' Council Wednesday after noon of "last week after traveling a Tuesday night. Tlu distant is hronn six hundred miles and Alu1 trip \ya made in a short time considering l!i long distance.. Tlu many scenes wit nessed were quite at I t'iteliM1. We ut * only too'sorry that our limited >l>ao . - ? wil ilpt permit?tes??niontion? in this article but we purpose to spya of them in another, l lo/ida is trul the latui erf fruit '.and floWtrq The .are there every month in th'c >'<. til Vegetables were-lnting?ga-rheco9| m+ strawberries could be bought at you own price. Tire orange trec^ wer laden with.fruit; In many groves th ground was literally covered vitl oranges ami they werf given aw'aj Truck after truck can he seen da ' and night loaded with araugei._gruii those groves. Of-course if cost the. practically nothing but when ilu:y g<. to us a neat price is attached. Time are hard in Florida yet 1 believe th people c8i>1 ect Tnst~a~nfiTe~'inore i do theVe than they i^in hvic?. ' lIowe\ er I came in coiltact with '^somo 1>. .a \ gars .there just as ., wo -have hori Therefore you see its tight 'ever; where you go. Bishops* Oourfcil After witnessing the greai "lleav . en .Bounci'Yenteitaiuniiiu Wedmsdu evening that was so highly en.ioye the many vi-iters were present a St. .Paul church Thursday- iTuitnin for the opening session-of the t'min cil which convened at 10:00 o'clock Bishop II. B. I'aiks. I). I).,~senio bishop presided and the, sermon \va . "i D., . of the 17th Kpi<copal distrie . * which includes a part of Africa-. \! of the bishopy wore looking their host Our church fathers are 1 leaveu-if iiu : of course, but i nif' <"!' iheni 1m kvd if they would 1>?- <yV soon. The sell ior bishop seems g-.-tting stron ger, and the. emiie heneh appears t< be good for at leas? , a-.o* iicr ipiao rennium. Bishop 11. r. Hanson. is ; puvcer on?the. heneh and a.- \\e noiit) Carolinian- gazed upon nan anion;, the others, we feit p;-o a: ni:i., fo he is master of :mv ?i: i \ a South Carolinian-bishop M. U. Da\ is, D: D., is |>!'<*viivtf \<< V: r-.-iiv that the. ol i Ralmcttq Sta'e. can i ei . tainly fuiuiili >? ?! n-.n-. i i.-i1. , bishopric. The follou ;i.j a:-- t i e ? na-fflbcr of i.i-?: in '-Hie,?ei <tion. Bishops Ik-nry B. Darks.-.4-'-. eph S. FlippoV. -William" I!. 11 r r t Joshua II. .Ioth ? William Lh Johns j. W.^Sampsou ili-i,,ks, W'i-Jiain I'. \Y?i ^ -non. -William A. Fount''.in. I Nr.- r<;. ~~ (".'IsSUl- lkll.-fi',, A^.-! I'I rl cyf Robert Gram. Samuel --1.. (iri. i; .Gentle Fl. ami Al ?;: !< II Davis. It l-nki-d :vt that tinbishops .will. recommend l-~> dustfict- in. t-he-'r message to the jr? nerit!'- .-outer '. -i instead of IS. as. we have now. .1; alio escaped that they uciv d:?id. i a..to the number ol'-bi-kop.-. t .be > Feted. But as they - ha: mm.. , r .t.\vi more private S'-s.-mn- i pen q.t.te >.:iT thev tr/>\ -together on the, fpue-l ipr.s ol new h shops heeded.< 'onnert ional ('ou'ncil Tlris bod\ i- composed, of all minister. tiu?j, ativiul i ue- in.-nop- eo ;:. oil wh. ivver it is loll.' Tiie' lbv. A?-Fosoj.l-I Mini, h. n,t I- I - -Id--,... the Rev.- l.)r .('. A. W'imrrhId \"f At -?lama, yyf-relary?mM?"trn??rb .- F. J. Milis. 1). Lh, ??f Columbia, treasurer. T. i- body .a.-Senihl.e-.i .at _!;t, uVl'.i'k n't?:i!'i':1!!':- "tv'.'d?rb^ Rev. . Baiu-ile. o? -I:.e-Rs??ii,.J";I, I '!.:., preac-h.i d tie.-1- trp-.-stimr -sfrnam?"^?et believe nu- wheii 1 sai.t--thal he A'-v.-c.pi sfadies." IR- is a native- i^miiiMliui. "linian aim you- can i murine iaav pi-oia. we felt of him. - Tins council Wa . ...n'tvrvsttnjf fiojo \y trimum; -to eiid. It was a li'iiaiy :v;i>t of oratory. ?-of. U. iiaakni-. -'.'i.-ri'lai y nf finance denum-ed the propa<randa o Prof. Ira T. Bryant. secretary ? ?t" t!>{ Sunday School Union a no the lattei responded. All of the n liege president's and most of- tlu- general olfictvs delivered a hlrt .--< < to th ftit-nt bers of. the. council. Provident Sims of Allen University, scored in his most excel en t add'te-s when lm J?<! v.' < < ;\ t . ?! there ;tjte reduction of denoniinutional schools. President fountain of Mot ris Brown college Atlanta, eridcrseo the sayings of I>r. v t Vfiri t ..know all,things l.utf one thing I do know and that is. tlm voters are''tmd going to elyct any man to the bis hopric that is hot hi'fuvAr of a prograin by which our schools can he stan lan'ii/.1. Sim- ami Fountain arc right'.* Two first clan* collegvs in the connection arc far better than 25. no'Tlasv schools. Speak on boys your chuEthj-u ill not Only hear you ? . 1.IDl.. ii'^VrintoDti. neck to foster schools that have ?tu> rating at all, It,is not for' the \yunl of competent instructors hut . for money, a thing we haven't got ant: cannot get. All of the general officers and college presidents that spoke made _fine jn.pi'es-i<uis, l?r. A. J. Wilson the youngest < f a!lTjn point of service is one^?of?t-lw lar general4' officers tl* entire staff. We do not say it hecause he is a sent of our soil hut because IIK IS. It might hp said to his credit that he treats all sections of the church alike. We have had secretaries A in that department who-wrere liberal, but the bulk of their, liberality went '""^r-ujrtctiurches in states from whence they came.' This is not true with 1 )r. Wilson. lie is not. partial id' the MorlH"' East, South or West, lie sharp equal ly with them all. And when hoyj^ys -rTSTo,T Jt means all sections of tTTe church including South Carolina. That's the kind of a man the church > ^ . ' ^ . " f ?: WI^dh* will ho ao-elected without , ojip*>.sijtioiu^vhen th*? time comes. The Out I.ook Fur Ili.shops It semis that Dr. R. R. Wright, Jr. is bound to . head the class. And ii ; | tin1 tnlii'is ai'o to o>niif from "the gen* Df r.lit will I'l' llow* ? ;inn Dr. MJmU?C-oit ciuiw next to 1 Wiight in popularity as was gleaned ?"at" The Council - and, thrrr-Morris. But. '* between now and next May this scale ' can he changed.-. . Listen now everybody?If the vut'* i-rs decide to elevate a college president, L). if. Sims will be the man. For .he is", looked- upon as the most jmpular College president ol thee- 011c nection; If the general conference y- in !;.- > fnmi t)w. ii-i'iw-ii?r be 'promoted then Dr. B. G. Dawson of N \tlanla, Dr. 11.. T. Tcoks pf -Florida, f)r. .Noah W. AVilliams, of MissOUrri; Lt Dr. Xewsome. of Alabama are among ? the class that will "go up higher." 1 It seems that everybody has been ? talking Daw^cuv-aad -Williams and be1 ' ginning in.,w to talk Tooks and New11' sointv. So"you see they ~ty.il 1 got square before the voters by the time Ave get v ro t'leveland. Dr. Toms, has taken v .fver ".'J iie-d'almefto-Xeadex" .and this l; wriior In"his c'oluih'n anil THco'lV. '' Dawsoni'ttf' (it'orgia hg lias cxertMfged 1 good sense. Our paper lias over live ' thousand readers including general. yont'c tyncc delegates and wg niean " : ;"iu' cr.atno-s ind-tdtfr-TTfrmTTip 1 d{?ks be' known. (Jeneral Officers i>ii I.. I.. Berry pur "Leadir" sub^. .kvriber of Norfolk, Ya., will be the nc-xt Missionary Suretary as. wa-s seen at the 'cvanTcil "ami" Dr. " J. C. - Beckett ef Philadelphia. I'a. wlio sub> scribed to the "Header" at the council will come all around being1 the next t niitor'for the Mother Recorder. The -r man that beats him will not only - have to run but do a littleflying. lie has his l'i recs. well organized, and 1 they are simply "sawing wood." etc. Dr. t uny the great architect and 4??d-b~r-i f Tti kjimivilli. l'da.. > ays lu'! can >avt. the Book Concern. Really j i.I beiiev'e he can. So' let lis give, him J a 'chance.. In so doing we will yni.v | : Ik changing' "houses" in thejsanie~ state. IT?s e t in s?t li a .it l>r. - A. Ik Spears i^a <1 o a d certainty ; fir tiu- \~oiti1 g*t*rftple's department. i -fi. i, n ...:n 1. :... ' ? ? i?V irill.Ii II ?? li.1 ^ .\VI ^ JM" IO-> Ul'.Tw. I .udyomcnt in selecting"TiTim" Dr.. Clay! ' bonu ol' Arkansas says " in Wis A ?i.! a l' s?sailing 'I'm lite Si mi In i n Cli)isti;ui Recorder. Ho assures us van >-;v is f don't know weather il will or ho-t. Dr. R. S. Jvnkins will certainly be ihe.ne.xt feneral confer" . re^sec-rc-tary. There was one thing. m;'!o-plnin ax thai' meeting' aiK&that \tas the church is going to select its. y.-Tv 'syivmvs. from another type ' ' T'nTeil. Ii> bishops will eomV from I tfto Ciiai U ? ? ff Wesley type and lu-i *- .n-nvral?officers I rom men of e\'t i a anlinav-y business, lark. And wiu> - -jsm-v 4h?uii- in suooci".* (^mewlloty?i-n? the-church. ; 1 ?Thy l.'nlintaining?Pastor Dr. Charlie S. I.<mg"Tiisule 100 per" cut on the entr-riain'ment given the < 1- gates to tlu- cunnvil.- THursda,v ; night hi- r< (-option banquej.- was .in a 'class to itself.' Dr. Long is no'tVmly in- ol' tin- best preachers of his state but his. connection as well. It is ru '.ort.d. that hT7 Is a. voiinectiohal cdn i<!aTT TTTi the iTTsThTjiric. I am sure. Ju- will make a line run. Hut his briny stall tt great preacher may operate. aoainst him. Km- the pastorate and presiding eldersftip need just such -uiWi rt'til preachers as Long. Hut -iiaa tlie lrislp pic needs preaching too _ .aii I '-an.say" is run Long rati. "The (>ld (iray" and. the .New "Kider w111 _ nai a amy -with you. - -?_??- - ?=. South Carolinians At Council Dr. -JUI-- Heard stale chairman "and. ."tln-ir post.' Others prcs.i nt-wei e . Dr. .L C. MrClvHan. Dr. K." K.' <L __J). ifh- JJr. *R. S. I .a waaMiec. Dr. .1*. lv. Thomas. I)i-. A. 1*. Spears, Dr. J. S. ' Cue. Dr. T. J. Miles. Dr., J. *S. Hen-. - '.nw, i'r. f. C. (r. (larrctt. the Rev. A.1 Scon Henri, Mr. IJerbciT C. Alexatij ?r -i- aril the w-ritem?Wo had a won-" ii rt'til time. Dr. Adams is widely Kirown throughout the church', lie is t me ihi r of tin- financial hoard and attends alums" every council of file j hurcii. Dr. Miles also, has a wide. -p quahitatice. I To is a number of the 1 ciiuivi! extension uoarti.: i ?r. 1 nomas is also familiar in general conference ~:?.?Int'.ut none nt'.ui;' witu cqiiii> 1 i tc .strangers for I have been a Mm-mber of general conference since .I'.MfJ.- Dr. McClellah and 1 were anong the latest council visitors; Hut uoiie were more prominent than we. t wo, ( veil in. "do . nite." Prof. Ciar rett lias a great influence in ge.nerai onleiiiiee circles. There is no mistake'" about that. We held a little oriicr meeting among ourselves at r.iiupa iiUi.-tlV to give our llt'tt Mttll* hairii.an an opportunity to Ret in practice. Everybody was well ph ased wjth bis ruling. He hears ov: JilAU11L' uatu nt 1 \ and is impartial in hi-s-dc isions. Miss Hat tic E. Perrin. i? truly a good secretary. And best, of all she is one of the most loyal church Workers in the Piedmont conference. That's why she was elected to the general conference. She is also one of the best supporters of our ,'npvr. ' , The Palmetto Leader - There was no paper at the council that was loniplimentetT as highly as? the above. Our South Carolina edition was the popular discussion all over the city. Otie man bought one huhdrod copies and wanted four hundred uuro.. We needed..just one ( thousand copies to supply the dcm%nds/ Dr. Frank Reed of Lexington Ky., was- among the nunibar sub- ^ i-ihjrig at the council. Nearly all 01 ine general conierenru aspTTymtr- , I purchased space in the "Loader" and . employed us to take charge of| their ] ( interest. They wiF he -electftft 'at ] course for the "Leader" is not only ] a popular sheet but a lucky one as.t ' * , ' c> ? THE PALMETTO LK -mh44.- /WtveHisp- with the "Lender" if you would bp knenrm r~ < M>; Hosttvsx ..While ilt the council 1 was. guest of-Mr. and Mis. George I). Mention I l.Ji.i. \ortlv. H. .Street and. was ro\ | ally cntcrtuiiu'tU Thev own a n.i>o | beautiful two. story cottage. well fur. nisln-d and can'really make it pleasant for their Irion's. They had only mu-chHtL.-a ytrl who was educatetL_u# .the State College at Orangeburg. S. C., graduating in the class of and d'td shortly afterwards. She was highly respected by all who kinw her in that city. And while she has passed into the beyond hi r ' parents, arc'not loft without hope of seeing her again. I shall never forget this home in connection w.ith ni\ visit at Tain pa, The Last Day. We .spent, our last day at the-hornc of .Mrs. Jennie L. Wilson.* a sist^r .ol Dr. K. A. Adams of Cclumbia. It was Through . his kind invitation Dr. Mi Clellan an! I were her guests. I)r. Sims ;w^sv,.to. have been there also, but .iust about the time, we we re to leave the seat of the council. Sinvs had j sh ir k a l eu not Iran leaihnpr* to the |TJenclf and"wanu'd no dinner TiTT? "sup~ per either. So We three had it to ourselves. And it was a feast lit for a kintf. Dr. Adanis has evet y IT;'-Ir'' of i Id - sj.-ti r ami his charming nncts,. Misses Helen". Kmma. l.ucy. and l.tudla, all_of whom are leading teachers in the public schools of the city. Mrs. Wilson, their yiotiu r ..became' a widow when her foiif- daughters were very sriiall. Ilut she e ucatyd everyone of then) and now "all of theni art*" oceupyini* the best positions in that state. Aiv'i thiy have t ne off Hie most* lovely homes in Tainpa. We shall never forget our- vi-ut to .their home. Our Whereabouts- On last Sunday mornitig. we .were at Ne-w.t'hapcl of which the Rev. It. S. Smothers ifc pastor. The pastor went IP HetliaViy In- other church, lint. We had a wondeful tiitie where we were". Tile otl'ieers did not only 1 pay the present' asscsspu-ht. in full 11'it li.-Midy :i 11 ef '111- back ;issc?m-i.i for that church. We We're hot only surprised but happy and thankful. ! We nePil more church* o'l'itW4 like ' 1>. t.\ '('unninjrhnni. W.: *M. '.!> ties. V .' W.. Ricei -Klin (ireer. .loe (lleiin. liiililm^ 1 In iir*;i" null ill., .iffi.... D" Cflitninfrluim. SUndav niirlit we were "witlythe Rev. I.. (!. Row man of Bc-thel Ft a.; "TTjion. "wlie'rl* w'e met an appreciative audience. 11i - has Ins clitnrh well -organised and reports are submitte i from every dejuirtnv. n> at the .Vart.'ily conference. ? Tiiiweek-eiid will find .< at \.ew (*lia Sunday morning with the Rev.- \V. P. I> ula.r. V'bndav frVtorno'Ui at St. J nil 11 with "t'm Rev. William deter amtSunday .niglu. at Wayman ChnpuL Winnsboro witli tile Rev. A. .1. Felix I vt .tIt. iaembrs p; ay h""i jui, e -.: i' -TTmrrfng~Trf-1lie lbdy-Spirit.? -'Ia-P-hs: advafiie on our Kii 'ts." - ; klHJKnin.I) N i:\vs The Willing-Working <T;1> ef T'jnity A. M. K. Church nut at the Irmte of Mrs. Josje Simmons last Friday. After ihe i?rralar s; rv'.ces of opt ting business was discus-ed. At tlrtr I so of the mcotrhg tt-delieiou.' n |ui i v.-nr. served consisting- ef salad, pickles, sal tines. hot coffee,, cieam' cake and jello. Tlte north Kdgefield Cii:. eave ;',vv. I.. I). Gamble quite a surprise hist week in tile form "ftfa grocery shower. bis car groaning tinder the load of so hUVUV nift' tilings for t ec pa:i'. i y. The ?iieoplo, aro 'carried .away' v.ft h Rev.'.-Gamble and his work.,, we r.ttst. not.'Vfail to thank our most wAi'thy 4Ct?hop-and presiding Kldei?fm?ir?ttI?imr lie viii-Vi ? ii'iiiuli.i'l'nl I, The Pew Rally give p J'ur the 1 ei'.efit, of the rtiisstonafy society at'Too itv A. M. K. Church Sunija y 1'. M. v.as a success due to the cooperation dl" the loyal faculty <?f Edgefield Academy, and friends from the varibti,s yhwivh- . es. Miss CJ. A,. Rutherford :?cAiijj." ns d'irwX) ( >??this ^frng-ha:v., .gitf'! i rising the highest amount tn this oeeassion, with a tie1 between Mrs. Kos.n E. I'ark'er and Mrs. I,. 1 >. (Jambkn Mi sdt.'ilies: Scurry. 1 >i rjph Simkins and Jackson raised a credit able a int. Miss Mamie 1,. William-, Jlw ItTSttie. Ware- and Mr. John Sellers of the city. Mi-. Jasper Mobly hnd '.sistyrs of ' Plainfield, N\ we're uuests <?: I'r t., and Mrs. W. E. 'Parker last. week. Rev," I). F. Thompson of- 'Augusta anil Rg.y. Eldiidge of I!)owklvn \". V. were pleasant visitors at the school last week. Rev. Eldrid.ee made an inspiring talk to the J I. E. (irrls. Rev. J. M. Marshall of (Ireenwood spent Wednesday night in the city as the. truest of Mr, and Mrs. E. A. { hriUliitm. I Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Waldo entertained in honor of the faculty of Ed.gt4iel'd Academy Wednesday eve. After several games of Tprogrossive whist, the . hostess served a" dctii i mem+7?-Those who enjoyed the bos? pitality of Mr. and Mrs. Waldo were Prof. and. Mrs. W- E. Parker. Messrs.' Freeman, ^Ilightowor, Mi;|es Goodwine, Rutherford. Mr. and Mrs. Moody Waldo and Mr. and Mrs. Thompson. TVin P T \ Vii.ld !i< nu. meeting Wednesday. Quite an interesting meeting. Talks made by par-' ents along with . anangements for~ the State P.?T. A. Prof, and Mrs. W. P. Parker entertained at their homo unite a fcW rf their friends on last Tuesday evening. Progressive whist and music made the evening . very .enjoyable. Those enjoying the hospitality o f this event were Mr. and Mrs. Moody Waldo, Mr. ^ and Mrs. J. O. Thompind Mrs. Jule Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Waldo, Misses Rutherford, Goodwine,- Janerette, 'Bryant, Mobleys. Profs. Freeman and Highower. ' v ...... 2 i ' r-^ ?: AI)KK \ ? V * : * vcK-sf?x-? Hi \V -vv.trrmr:\'"rks (.miokch \v \trmN Hi-IKN'H;NMAL i \':i ui ii. S. ('. 'I ll', niiisic commiiue j (?!' Jackson lli presented a Pageant l'ray "!n tlu< llitirts of His Cnuntry| mi'ii" i?n Friday 0\t i?. isir I ho lidth 01 .1 .. _|- ijj?u, i.11 r. ' ixaju appreciative i audit lit o. Tin* Pageant-IMay portray to*4 iliy 1 i tV . 4' 4-he- lather of our a 11 | . i y from boylvxxl through his entire j iife utit.il his retirement ta Mt.. \'eflun after the lleyrdutiou, The ehyr. aVis.r.s were dressed in the costumes j - those worn during Washington's j i'i e. Ceorge Washington as a bo.> >-\v;. -pie irayed?by?t nrnclii u-?lian!.:o:n: a> a tran by Napolefon- Wa'ddy. I.M.i'ia Washington, CIroacib Belton, ?~ .or characters w.re taken 110.111 V'v 'grammar ami high school. J\crha\v.county teachers.ha I a livct ly eoimlrueliWo meeting Saturday 4 l-TTuuary 127. More than fifty teachers were present. ' ??. SKI.LAKS NEWS A A services were enjoyed at Balti. More A. ^1, K. Church Sunday. -.?Sunday . School i-pcned -at?its, usual h nr with Supt. James and the Secvc?<;?ry. Mis* Nevada Hunt at" thpjr post of duty. Till* Iltv's'dll \V!K t ll ?*/>! 1 O'lr 1 lli emicen/1 ?frr?H+e?toll lull >?lUid?wlll<l^?ntvi ..f 11 ,clas-es. and nuk'h inspiration was uott ii out ol' it. .* Services bejjran at '11:011 Kev. \yilliams preached a se.i moil with a very "spiritual force. Thy nipht services twc.'o enjoyed also. ' ' .' Sunday *w;is a biirh day. at Sellers Chapel Iiapiist Church also. Sunday-School opened at 10:00 o'clock with Supt. Abram and .Miss I A.tia Owehs. Secretary at their posy of duty. The- lessen was' beautifully discussed. . Kov. McCoy preached a* powerful -df iniin. lie selected;, his text trota St. .l-olm T1 Subject: "Kotlintf- av.ay stones ol dil ticults. ' So we can si\ iliat our hearts - burnt \yi.thin us while the .'man of tied preached the word ' . 7T7?an- inoud ol' Rev. McCc-y he has rained ninny friends ip Sellers. Kuncral services for ?.Ir.' (lebrge li r.vtte. who die; at his home in til.! I . 1 1.1.1- Ti- 'IV. i muiocipuia, I'u. i ui'Miay wore. com d noted at, Ba!timore A. M. K. Church ?n ? .ATTh:- l.y IVv. W. p. Williams. the pastor. I'..:ii-a: u? s NVy j o: I'.. M. IVirtor, K. 1!. Krown. JTXI respond, H. <L".-lore-. ;.n<i '"Hey ward dbiu-s. . l'lower jjirl:- wore: .Ada . Ow(>r.is, li n otiiy* Mae Hunt, Iiosalee K1!pi her, .Marouei ito apd Rathykn I oriel', and I-\ aiu-is- Kllcrbc-r. .Surviving him ate.: his wife, Mrs. Until Ikiiiu"to, one son, Jessie .-.Uurneate, .b*r- "nttiier-, lussie '.Burnettc,* t/.i.r, AH .-.. .Mai-v-iv. liurnctrc; two '-.lattie. liurnuite and ;? !:$. Hike:.yd Cl-dn.-ri. fiio 1 n t It hei-v', I"' III 11 lv litirnelle, and X. IJi.inetfe ol" Washington, t>. ('.. and l.eroy. Burnette of I'll] i:i<i?. i| iu11. i a.. boides these lie is al-<> survived- by many coii-ins. 1 Mr.--tii-ant 1-Tadgei of katta was tl oguest' of Mis.s Nevada Hunt Sunday i fening. Mr. K, ('. Ho.-0 was the'dinner guest pf Mr. am! Mis. I-i.'M. I'ertcr Sunday. _ Tim...Sellers Braves. ir.ei_ tite Aim-. turn basket-! all .ait Is' in one of 'die. nn>st thnllmn' games eVi -r seen -On Ike Sellers Junior Hi's grounds. - The scores were X-L in favor of Sellers. On Thursday evening tke -basket-' ball*>girls defeated the Minturn gji'ls 14-13; Sellers-Junior Hi News a re-" glad, -id see su b an iin-r"v j-n-pvjeinent in our community., Wiiih tlie cooperation ofpigm'tpak 1. 11. A ls~ ton, the jliiine-. loVohyniie- teaeljer iias' done ereditabbf^tvork among the adults o7 tlte eo(11innmfly. -yKev: 1. II. Alston made a house to house visit-Inst -week- to eh'Ock up on 1.he?fni}>rovernenfc-of-t.ho homes. II.*. was glad ttrTeport tiiai every homo was nnieh improved. The faculty of Sillers Junior lii is doing its bit to make this-a bettor vtnnniu'nity and a ; lace for school. : 1 ueh?:-'t i ess?is- being- lpid?by?ihc pi-in.ij^Ism liv religious life -? !' ilu fhildrenr Tiu y are constantly urged by the"-principal as well, as teachers attend the- church of, their choice. Since the opening of School several childierr have- ae-opted ( hrist. INMhl IS \N-II F, \TI.F5 I5U VNCII ?t ;)i.r ",1 *.i a l't lM.n; i.nut amy? . Vehr'rt. i y's I'c pori: ' A,: i :h '.la'idn, Fiction 1-".S; N'nn Fit lion 1 fi'.t Total f>07.*' InVcnilo < itvwla'tioh, Fiction .'Ml, Xon Fiction 211; Total 581. Kntire circulation, l.lhl hook's,. 21 magazines and two pictures. . New m niher.-, adult '15; juvenile ilo. v ia1 'C'h I'resent enrolment u.501. . ? available arc Popular Sen !'( (. ()|^>o) uuiity, The American Scicii, ilii-1 An i h. .m.f Holler 11n'1'1 at.nl (i.mt-i.s ai.d The Ladies .Homes Jtnirr. 'l. 'ai-o <>titers that arc donated New books arc. expected any day. Overdue1 Irtuik?-. aft' still comini; in. an.; we appreciate* \Vry much the kindness of any friends who will return (ivcr-due hooks to the library, or help us to ljnd them. We are very desirous of finding Calv< l ion's Antln logy of Americnrr tor; hy a student, 'la.* borrower is earn-tly requested to make some .rejiort at nn.rr Other borrowers who have h;sl books 'will' please" report to tiie librarian, because the lonjrei the hooks are kept'out without a report, the more fines accumulate. Continued cooperation is desired for all concerned so that even tfreatoi The library is open every day except Sundays and holidays from 11&.00 oYtork until T P.M . -It reopens at;> o'clock until 8 P. - M. J. \y. TALLEY, Librarian. A , - V " * J r- ~ 1 ~ 4 BEXXK'I 'l'-RV-rht;K- NKws --- ~ The wiiuiy mgnth of March is in. 'the ladies arc- al'fraid 10 do much walking. I wonder why? A few of our public schools closed last \Veek with great success. Mrs. Kissic Moye anil Mr. (3riston on l\iij.. .' ! el. . i'i'iir<?i evi to Lake C ity .Sunday A. M house guest of .Wis. Mori* anil son. Mr. Aloilga More and family. j Mrs. Kmnia Sweimon. died suddenly lu . -uay 1'. M. in ;Ni w \ ork, mother of Mrs.-Jennie Thomas, Mrs. Jennie ' Tholnan and; daughter, accompanied the body?home -Friday 1*. M. the funeral?or vices?took?place Sunday I\ Mi"o /o'clock at St. Michel M. K. Church, Rev..Jackson pastor, Mr. John Knight .'spoke. on?her life as-a , member of the. Church. Mr. L). K. .McCall (white) made a f.liort talk aslo. Special music avas rendered. H. C. Powe, undertaker in charge of the boify. 1 Mr. Kdmond Williams quilely pasted away .at I'.is home on Hudson St. Sunday A. M. The funeral services awaits the arrival of relatives, in the North, I Mrs. II. McXea!, Mis. Flora Cox. Mrs; .Fllnn \1 r. ToWpsyJ. and* Mrs. Mavy Sanders are still on. the sick list. . ' Mrs. White It;^Val'is is Tutagain after a few weeks of seriousness.. We trust she will tntiniic to improve. Mf. Sanders was on the sick list last week. " "T~ I Mr. Willis Covington, nice home on the eiul of Marshel St. was destrnyeti by fire Thursday IV M. j -Miss TTillian f )avis. spent the week' end in the city with Rev. .ami Mrs. Fugerson. She is. a teacher in the M. C. T. School. ! Rev. \V. R. Reese, punched a olul serlTtW Sunday P. M. at Kvans .Chappel A. M. K. Cv?Church. Services re,ported S.unday A. M. was very good at all churches. v St. Rulah service- was at it best. Rev. W. F. .McCoy delivered a. Soul building sermon to a full eliur li. ' After which the Lord's Supper was served, this reached tm> climax its the old I. o.piers like these, serves; Rev. Cox service was .good all day _as' he lfad three sermons. Rev. Anderson Drake preached. TuaT^ay 1*. M. T:.*?(? at Zion' Church.' Rev.C.x is kind in giving the young ministers a ehance. The Coninu;nit\ Pay at tin- .\I. C. T. School Friday I'. .M. was a real program put over. both in and ut doors 'ihnies wtTi> very L-iM.'d. Ajiisjia.-; added much irrMhe ' various .sectinpprof the country. Our liei'l Hay will co no ??ii* on |!u ifth of .March everybody jjvt theii little ones ready 1'or' Ma.iyh. i '1 : e ( hi Ken per irivoii -at the homo Of .Mrs. A- (.? .M i-Callum, Tuesday I '. M. \\ a - a cjeat success. Tin la(lK~aTe striving Kurd in every res-, -pert?to welcome the visitors in-a wel? lixed churcii liiMjtwj iif iuii.' -A lion. 1 a-etk out for tfrr?1 lei" i t :a!le;>?ttrr1 . .Sti'ml.Ty.. Only Neurits a fool', plenty fun conn- nut and witness tin jilav. NTTs] AT J! Wriyht. : The M. V. 1'. I', at Shi! h Clmfvl ts- in full hlrrrnr?Mis- .I'l-Mc (Ira t I'rc-s:, Miss Mai >1 e Ruse, Sec. Thi programs are intoresiin.ii" every Sunday I\ M. * Tlie pastor : ..id me.iiliei.s reyre' that out n?o,|. jh. Stalky was unabk to visit us Sunday A. M. howvvei Ilov.. A. .1. WriyItt spared no tiiv.eoi jr.ivin-g us. .one of his hesi serin: ns. it was impossible tor anybody to have U'iven us a letter aial deepe. sermon than lie did. God jest ptr. him'over the t-p. so lias prayer, ami we will ncvoK-"oet dlsapointed. We only l.-ismd Stark's lace lai the words": of God w;io. pi.^TTu nl'te which the flood sisters -soo|j put tlr men in' '/. class in raisiny nu ney. ,S7H,II? w.ii toon n. limed in tlie ii.'nni"1 _i__ collection. Rev. A1 .1. need not fear wo arc I with him till death. ?Mrs-._A. ,J. Wrnilit and .Mr. Wctin(ieritil's choir ceitainlv rendered sonic splendid music Sunday A. M. Miss Mildred Shields needs special mentioning; < f the beautiful solo she santr I to us Sunday A. M. 'i Hi: wINNI;KS; i\ THI: CONTKS'I * The M-nit ic? l!o I)rti;? Co.', of Jacksonville, I-la., announces tin wmneis in tile iif>?5 Salve Contest. 1 twill he if r-n.h red thai this company ran a contest advertisi nv.'nt in The I'al-motto leader and is the i .nnufactiuei i" t' ' 'bltl Sal.ve?('iint"si.?ft?will In ^ The .Hidyys of the contest We're one pysicU+n, a dr'iy<rist and a bit-mess mail who nwovifc/l ')"i mi . . (JI )/... *. liuriy s, CVA u1 iv' Ii:-tc<| am'.iiiK tinvii.u-'-s and the emu pun v is gvatifioti at the results of t.liv coSitest. Among tlic fiitr. sstul cqnte.-tants in Sou tit Carolina aye: Alton Theo??< !t?. 17* Queen St"'..Charleston; Bert:am K..bin'son, b2.? Havnes St.. Soar tanning. wh'p won a prize of $25.00 aeii. 'Miss Kva Flowers, Rt. 1, Lake City. Mrs. L. I... Morgan. lit. fi, Aik en; Mrs. II. If. Bon Kva re..2T> .Folinson 'i., lti'1'K 7ff!l. \'.||M SITHTI M hi di^TorT Cue. 05 South Adairc St., Clinton: Mrs. Sarah M. Marsh, Rt. 2. Camden S.C.. .each received a prize of $5.00. The dnrggist of the city has beert furnished with copies of the winners and hey can tie obtained by making the i equest. HOWARD SCHOOL At'XIVITIKS v ? " The Parent-Hfe-aehers Association of Howard School* \\.ill meet promptly at 7:.'f0 o'clock Monday - evening "March 7ni. The TiaTs w-ilT be refurneo and it promises to be one of the most > interesting meetings of the eholastic year. One of the* features ol the evening will be the "Spelling JJee* from tlm sbcth grade. ? Parents ahd friends wni t.e oi'.f e.^Iargc numotis to she "Who i tin best speller in the sixth grade? Mrs. KstelleC Perrip Johnson is corrdurtfng a program nom Parents thai ail will er.joy - . < " , , / Saturday March 5th, 1932 - KMAXt Kl, A. M. K rHl.i<LH._ Rev. E. II. McGill, -Pastor " Charleston, S. C.?L:ist Sunday, \in like the previous Sunday was a beautiful sunshine day and apparently one could observe the expression of joy and gladness on the trees, the flowers, the grass, etc. . . ' A lalge^ongTrgntim?of member.* and visiting friends were present at the eleven o'clock worship. For the morning lessen Hev. Dr. S. S. Morris ol' Nashville, Tenh., read a portion of St. Matthew fourth chairter commencing at the -seventeenth verse. Fol- . iowing this the one hundred and twi n ty ninth P*:ilm w:i< read responsive ly leil by the pastor. Dr. Morris was presented to the congregation an: af-ter a few remarks selected his text from St. John eleventh chapter, twenty-eighth verse, A happy .time, was viijoyed while the messenger expound d the wor.. It was a powerful sermon instructive as well as inspiring. Sunday .School "attendance was good '.and the time 'was intcre.-tingly spent. Dr. Morris was present and too'.i an active part with the ntcmbers of Excision Bible Floss.""lie was introduced to each member ' _< i i.? ..r ...i.i - -*rt?wf?i**.-J*AIM 11. - cd before the wain body ajnd" gave1 a abort but interesting talk. At the hour of-six o'clock at which"lime Ifie .League' convened, an address of note - 'A a-?\ liven (I?by?tin?Morris. lie? plainly outlined the work of- the Leagut^ ami explained just how?we?can make it grow. He spoke to the A. L. - An brtys-aftd gilds also: ;?p Rev. ,1). Ward Nichols, pastor "Iv- ., .namiel A. M. 10. church, New York, read the eighty-fourth Psalm for the evening lesson. After which another lirey ami rousing- me-*age-was--de,vi red. b.vt?l>i\ Morris. Genesis twenv-eighth yhapter,. twentieth, twentyfirst ami twenty-second veises. ' Dt.? Mon+s snick the key note in delivering thjs_ message. Emanuwl was -tirred fromMeft to right ailtl ali" .iroubd. ..--r"{' ' . r7 Before the. services were ended thepnH'or read fnjty full membership? three persons, one-of which was baptized. P./-ofess or and Mrs. Harper of. Orangtburg, S. C., worshipped at Email uei on, Sunday morning. Drs. Morris and Nichols .stopped in while on their way back from the rmiw.tw' "i ..v v .vruiiv ll ?%IIIVII VWII> V.liuu C4 L " n Tampa, Fla. We trust that succors ' * will attend Dr. Mollis at Chvehuui, Ohio. Dr. Nichols has our sincere wish for his continued success ac~ Kinanuel in New -York. The first Sunday in February will lie reinemherijd because of the visit made by Bishops R. 0.' Ransom of Sevnth and Thirteenth Districts ;. _uid M.J.L liaAis_of.the Fifteenth and , . Sixteenth Districts. Impressive .services were hel i that morning Bistop Rans.om delivered?an?exetdtt;t?4 nul el?o,uer.t sermoti.. Since, the Km- , ure trf- AlVh'hh?Methnrfi;m knows? fust txactl.v what kind of- -a speaker '..sl op Ran-inn is. ww shall rc l'rain from further, comments. The Queen of the 'Nation Pag, ant sponsored^ hy Ciideon Band afTil diiv'cted by Mrs. K.M. Green, was held on the ev-cnitjg of February 'JS at the church. A* splendid ,audi<?fice wit nossed if. Queens and maids beautifully (iiessed in colors r; present ing the different nations made a beaut i'* "ul 7-Tio\vTi.i;r~ ItfCoiiiicLijiii wItii this ? x nntsieal and literary program was rendered. Mrs. Viola Colonel, pianist; The names of the winners'will he announced later. ? . . - . AU.KNDAI.D NE.WS t.v Training School arc lhaking great . -plans l'or the Memorial Soviet s for the late J ulius Kpsonwald. . .sp; rial seloe4kmx will hi.' ..civen hv teat hers patrons and pupils. Rev. Thompson pastor of Snnnson church will dcliv- . or the principal?address. ' The vocational agriculture meeting hcid at the C. T. S. was quite a suc ess and largely attended. Rev. and Mr<. Thompson entertained with ft "Siher Tea" at the- par--?? nago during the week. A large and appreciative group of friends and 'members were present. IYof. an! Mrs. C. . Bing were the week-ejiu guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. C. .Myi i > of Ridgeland. .Mrs.. t.ouise Crawford spent the wet k-end in Orangeburg as the. gut st of Afi-s. Wbilnkor, Stnto College. 1 .Mis< \Villie Mao Melver spent the ~ week-end With friends, in Aiken. .. Mr. Wm. MeCollough left Saturday by motor for New. York City for an r 'indefinite stay with his faipily. ? . The basket ball team of the Allendale (Muuty Training School was victorious over the Barnwell Public mmiohi in a last game, ot girls nasK't ball last Wednesday in Barnwell. Tlv- yfhro w:n-! 2.CO.? Miss Ruth Thompson was referee. Mrs. Louise Crawford and Mr. Furnan Williams were score and time tsoopoviv Mr. tiinyavd was umpires ? The Allendale team is coachc i b'v ' i.-s Thompson and Mrs. Crawford. T.he Barnwel .team by Messrs Ginyard and Wiliams. , ; "tOlTHKRN RAILWAY SYSTEM Corrected to February 1, 1932 ' Arrive Union Station Leave e. -? No. J No. ? 4:J>0p 32 Augusta-N, Y. 32. 5.00p _ 7:55a 31 N. Y.-Augusta 31 8:T)oa* 12:TOp 27 Char.'ston-Cinn. 27 12:45p 4:0f)p 28 Cinn.Char'ston -2&?-4-;(V7p? iliOOp 10 C(?lumbia-Cinn. 9 7:05a 5:00a 21 Columbia-Jacks'n 23 10:30p 10:10a 8 Col'a-Augusta 7 4:10p 2:40p 20 GoTa-Savannah 19 8:20a 8:50p 23 Cora-Charlotte 24 5:10a 11 00 a CI Cora-Charlotte 14 1:20p 0:f>5p 11 Col'a-Charl'n 12 8:00a JL 4:55a IS Col'a-Charl'n 1G 3:55a 10:00p 16 Col'a-Greenv'e 15 6:50a . j 12:55:117 Cora-Charlotte 118 11:20a ' 10:00a 18 Col'a-Atlanta VJ 7:15p Via Camden and Rock Hill.