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ALSTON HIGH NEWS ~ :
_SummervHl*, S. C.?The Alston
- "Midgets" annexed two Overwhelming
victories this week, by defeating
the team from Moncks Corner and
the "Pirates" from Charleston to a
tune,, of 43-2, and 70-11, respsetfully.
Wagner Boone, the midget of
the "Midgets'.' is the individual highscorer
for the season, having t(j his
gffedii 1Q2 points in five game?.
Gibbes, the fleet-footed center ranks
second. The defensive playing of
T oa II Daaaa ? ? ,1 D O : 1 . I .. .. :
ajcc, u. uyuuc 4*itu. xv. ointvivi is \>uithy
of mention also.
The Junior Class gave a "Jolly
Time Bazaar" two nights, Wednesday
and Thursday, at the school. The
booths were decorated with multi-coored
paper and quite a few of the
students wore costumes of various
sorts. There was music, refresh;ments,
Grand Marches, dancing and
quite a number of* the patrons were
given prizes for various games and
, contests. Despite- the small admis:
.""Ision of only five cents the class realized
over $17.00.' This class so far
leads in raising funds for different'
causes.
The following musical and literary
program was rendered-in the Alston
High School auditorium on Sunday
February 28. Mrs. E. M. Mance was.
the sponsor. Opening chorus, Glee
Club; Psalm 100th Audience;? Invo^
. cation and Chant; Chorus, Glee Club;
?Reading,?Lucille?Mi Her; Reading,
Beatrice Mac Donald; "The Golden
rinK. nimt Tuiion rvn.
lins and Elijah Liferidge; Instrumental
sold, Jeanne Simons Remarks, Mr.
Talvin Brown; Duet,'Misses Marguerite
Clark and Mildred Cooper; Vocal
solo, "The Rosary," Eugene S.
Schumpert; Vocal solo, "Oh Lamb of
God," Mrs. J. W. Witherspoon; Collectlon;
Closing song, Glee Club;
Dismissal. On next Sunday at the
same time we will have our Rosenwald
Day Program. The public is cordially
invited.
UCONEE COUNTY TR. SCHOOL"
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Seneca, S. C., Feb. 29?The tulips,
jonquils and other flowers around our
campus are beginning to lift their
heads in bloom, which tells us that
Spring is near. The sw?et fragrance
from these flowers" causey us to begin
r?,our work with more anxiety daily.
? The Pi T. A. held a very lwqiiia"
tional meeting in the auditorium Tues
ay?eyenttrg.' "Each meeting brihgs
an increase in the attendance of parents
which is. very encouraging.
Some of the leading Negro men
have been discussed in our classe.;
during tne past week in connection
V- with the observance of Negro History
Week. _
The 2nd and 3rd grades Mrs. Steward
and Doyle teachers presented a
splendid program in the auditorium
Thursday evening in commemoration
of* Washington. Tht> st.ign was-artisticaly
decorated and each pupil
played his or her part well.
. " Preparation is- being made for tin
-Rosenwald celebration which will bt
- .held in the Auditorium Friday at J
. "P. M.
Misses Francis Earl-, Alberta Grey
and Lenora Hunter are still on the
sick list.We wish for them a 'speedy
recovery.
FOSTER GRADED SCHOOL
Jonesville, S. C.?Dr. R. B. Felton
the state school supervisor, was vis
?iting the schools of this county. He
stopped lo this school and he seemed
rather pleased with the schol condi"tion.s.
Thei memorial service of Julius Rowas
quite a success. A good Dro
fram was well rendered.jTmTuIiiumi
y all. ' ' : .
This schooT celebrated" " the" "Vi'grn
History Week by giving a very in-i
teresting program Wednesday evening
at Bethany Baptist Church.
A short program in honor-of Ceor-ee
Washington was rendered by some
\i the students and teachers Monday
. ? evening, February 22nd.
A Valentine party was given at the
school Friday, February 11. A short
interesting program was given- 'by
several students, then followed games
of many kintjs, and fast but not
least a most delicious refreshment
was served. All certainly had a good
time- Y
The Rev. J. H. Fernandezes improv
ing slowly.
The stork visited the home of Mr.
1 and Mrs: Landram smith sometime
- ago and left a big , boy.?The mother
Mrs. Lizzie Dogan thp^wife of the
late Mr. Perry Dogan passed away
Friday February 4th. She was one
-r i.i? ?1a. ? '
ui me most pure ana upright wo
men to be found in this ?Sh?.
left many, restive and" friends to
'' . mourn her death. Another dear citizen,
Mr. Adolphus Norris passed
away Wedesday, February 17 !n Ashe
here for burial. He leaves a host of
relatives and friends to mourn his
death. Both were staunch members ~oT
~ - Betahny Baptist Church for marTy,
manyyeaTs.
Poplar Spring School with Mrs.
Mary B. Talley as teacher, is engaged
in making dainty little baskets.
These baskets are painted in many
attractive colors, then sold, thus
helping the school as yvell as the j
public. /;
BAMBERG COUNTY FIELD DAY
Inspite of the gloomy weather our
Field "Day was quite a success.
Long before the appointed hour
for the line of march to be formed
boya and girls had gathered at Bamberg
high school from over the coun
-- tjr to join the annual field day, Feb.
f-:. 19th.
The very expressions on the bright
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LAURENS COUNTY TRAINING
SCHOOL.
Negro History Week was observed
ac the Laurens County Training
School. The speakers were assitrned
subjects by the EnglishTeaeheis,
Miss Ma"ude Shelle.. Monday?The
Negro in Discovery?and?Uxploration
by Odessa James. Tuesday?The
Negro Educator by Ethel lli'Ii. Wednesday?The
Negro in MTTTTstTy FTy
Wylie Williams. Thursday?'The^ Ne
grd" ''Spokesman by 'Airlessa Franklin.
Friday?The Negro Inventor
by. Willie Yeargin.
Hf I iL _ vTI.T-Li.._1 \ ! l
iuunuuy, uie rineipui, .Agricultural
boys and fathers wont into the
forest to cut wood for the school.
b|it Were hindered by "unfavorable
weather; but the job was completed
Wednesday. The girls of Home
.conofmc.s department prepared dinner
which was enjoyed by all the
cutters. ' ' ?
St. Valentine's Day was celebrated
Feb. 12 In the school auditorium.
The teivhers had charge of planning
the. party and decoration, l.ovei
1 y color scheme of rod and whi.e
was carried out. There were four
-booths, and one fun table. All conducted
by the high school girls.
The Postoffice-=Aailessia Frank:
IIThlanfrTSTilealla "TToixoli; uandy sltuj:
Vera Yeargin and Mrs. Martin; Fortune
telling, Ethel Hill;" Fishing pom
Dora Hani).
| Amor\g somjafuf tho visitors were:
Mrs. Tlat'cio^^^hite and "Misses Mat
tie fc'utmfrtL Messrs. R. L. lli'.ygins
"Luther Garlington and Leake Broth
ers "from Laurens; Mr. Martin' am
Alester Parker of Greenville. am
ethers of various places. We ap
preciate their presence and hope thc\
w 11 come again soon.
' We are now look!Tig-forward to tin
'annual Fathers' and Sons' ha-nqiiei
which will be held' in the L. C. T
auditorium Friday night, Feb. ID.
The tenth grade students are sor
- sk?k list. They hnpo she soon?ro
cuperates and. returns ta class.
. There will be a debate between thj
tenth and eleventh grades " Fein 2(1
Resolved: Good Manners is move val
uable than Money. Everybody i
I cordially invited to attend.
' jf Rosemvald's Celobratio.n "will ,hi
commemorated in this. at"l.rt(h4i'">
March 4. Tho rovmn i mil ~ fm*' 1-fpy
divided between the two sexes me:
; and women. The men will Yep re
f sent the color rod and women coh>
blue. .
! The -C(flinty S.irperin"tendenM1
1 Brooks, will be with- us and \mak
'1'jih "address. The win It* t i u si ecs-aw
L also be present. : __
Harm, Mr. Wesley. Jones and Mrr N
j P. Yeargin arc canvass in 2- for Ros
jcnwald prograip.' Also Mr<. Sti
1 Stoddard and Mr. J. C. Franklin.
. an-1 hannv faces?showed?they ' w? i1
glad for another field day.
The beautiful - line ot nuu'-n v. a
, formed at I? a in berg lljghSchool v\ L
at least 1000 children and passed'1 hi
the princ.ipal-.streets^t-o Fral'.ivr Acad
eniy with their btight gQ'vTvrf?hav.
tiers floating in the cool hreey.i.
. Marshalls?Profs. S. Moore. S. .1
RiekenbakcV, J. Ruthei'ford. .Toe Mil
ehell and G. W. Able. Yoorhgis half
_ rendered the music. v
Fraaier's Anditdriiinr was inn s;' :11
to acconimodate the large cYoWiTli^iiri
we were forced' to render the pro
gram in the athletic field. The man;
sweet voices rang in pleasing undo
dy in singing "America." TrpeTTiTi;
remarks tiv the* Pesident Louis !.
Butler. Devotion/a.l me sage was
delivered by Rev. M. C, II. Hijlarch A
Hampton School. In well choser
. w?nds Miss T. L. Walker a membo
~o7~the faculty" of Frazier's Academ;
~ delivered the welcome 'nddrc ss. Rev
MarcuSled in idnging.JJ.ighr ground
Pr.of. C. R. McMillan of Carvel' Schbo
gave response. It goes without say
- ing we enjoyed his?rorpon ~c?fw?
is an interesting speaker and htfnows
how to talk. Prof.-Lewis-; I.
Butler, President of the Banrh; i j.
County Teachers Association intiirdueed
Hon. O. W. I -uncasler. C'ountj
SnpL. of Education -of?H;ni'ii - vi? (' ?
His address^vas based -on Education
He stressed the necessity of boys am
girls staying in sehool and propnrlnii
V? o ?? i? nl trne f Ar llfn'e tt'AI'b 1 f /? c t\i il: i
tllCIU^Ci VVO IV'l lliv 7 ? "VI 'V. I I-V.
on how important4 to ho. leaders, a.
well as followers. His ad 'rcss wa>
indeed' a gem ajiyotlo would en.ioj
listening ,to hi TP for ho makes hi
' talks short and plain.
VV. Buddin, Mrs. L. BTanton, Prof. J
I). Marshall.
Literary Contest?-3rd grade,_ spcl
lipg conducted by Miss "J'hoodi sia Wil
liams. V
-?4th ~afid frth grades?~Aririnrt'?vr:
Mrs. P. M. Itohin son.' 51 h and Gtii
grades, Reading: Mrs. ('. W. Monro
7th and 8th grades,' Spoiling, Ml -.
R n Piok-onhnhpf"' 1
The schools spinning ."prizes were:
Bamberg. Voorhec*. Ehrhardt. Poplar
Carnell. i J
Oratoriqal contest was ah i ;pori
tant feature onnthe program. Kijsi
prize was won "by Christene Wii.or.
from Ehrhardt School, 5th Grade If.
She was indeed wonderful in her
memory and delivery, for she w 1.-.
/cry small in statue but large in
speaking.
j Second prizt, Maggie Jordoiu
berg School.
CIrown-uns as well as chil.'jen Wenglad.for
Field Day to have a happy
time with friends from over the edu'h
ty. Indeed the Field Day in every
way was successful.
The .last feature was the grand
old Basket Rail?Frazier and Carver.
Frazier simply'gave Carver a good
licking. Scores 30 to 7 in favor of
Frazier.
THE VAl.M til
IHSNXETTSVIM.K CITY COI.ORKD
11 Kill SCHOOL
D 'irtiriTi;.'. sTcv -The nT fZs7.
! (\ I'*a the is. and Sin- Dunquet was
/;iv ii at the Dt-nu.ttsvi.llo City Color>
! !ii,ah School February Htli undo>
ho auspi ts of IF of. ChTs. 1)., \YinnTi!
Principal 'tid teacher of Vocational
?V H-t it U-- .
This was sponsored for
tlu pnr;><? . wil' s' i 111 it 1 :t t i i)^ .an intcrist
o.'Awvtj the '"ethers and ths <ons
in ord r th.it ths fathers might cooperate
with tlii plans, that their sons
arc {>;. ini;' lo 'motivate.
This pri iiiam !>' rrun at 7:;>P P. M.
tnui was conduct* * by the master of
ci'remony, Mos s Mack. Devotio.n led
hy Curtis- Kaliliij'; alter. Which the
Yy. Vonii: antiiys'Sv was delivered ' by ,
Ji.hu ' fhi V) a lew short talks
w. re udVi n bw soiiVe ol' the project
lit vs. A talk on poultry bt.^ Jonas
. Kenin'viv. a ' talk on tovT crops by
jJoiin Otis Pickens,* "the X. F., S". C.
Civ I bv- .Moses Mack; a. la&R>n the
use, of the farm work-shops by the
President Tanus K. York, Jr.
W. woe then royally cntrtained
' . by h V 'ae !'- orchestra and quartet:
' v o l; wore composed of Agriculture ;
1 ' ys. n.iincly: S: \aphoiti.sts; John Law
son. Willie- Hrowu. and Prof. Wright
Corn, tisfs. Tiuiddeu- .Williams, Art;..
rv Al. ( oilUi,-; l.auii i-t. ttlo l ok
ens; Pianist, .Mi-s ISerthu Couser, TuI
ha. Douy'tr Hhukinau, Drummer,.
| Hiiro 1 Suln r." . ? TH
1 i ' Vi'tii 'iPir t !io i li.vi'. <if inr nvntrrnm I
w \vf!i' sc:ve.l a /Tirana's course or !
> i'e .1 projSu;,;il by I ho agriculture j
b ?y . -and ig-'o ? Course of hot and;
' rold foil .' hi;) i 1 vr\A' ur wImcTT \v0
' v cr ia . oi i-il wi.li : ciliitytwfUtfby Prof]
" V" i*;i jjh t and so :h v of ouY' patrons. ,
| \Ye arc now-busily en^a^ed in our
-analyse;., prena:alio., ol' 1 ho, soil,
.ulectiuK the variety of the soil suit-,
t ;; lor. our pr'oject-. and also 'the
. Y. Hety of scf'ls', and projects l'or this
\\ai.
:r YnhK^CtHNTV I ()<is VM f.\.
lii.i-: sriuviTliK in nuu
. I !"> -(-talilee Hapti-t Church of the
s.i<ity. o' York \va< entirely destroyed'
j.l>\ i:i*. YYidnesday nijrht.. KelJruary
''. 1! 11!i. .'I he lov't falls heavy upon the
L T',; ' { ion. i The cost oL. construcrs-'-ioa
\va- ' t i : to lie . o. i)
I UIMhrund n--liars about fifteen Years
11 ...... ...,,1 .. i I i 'i ....i
- . ii VI? f'lUHW lUlU IH'ni lll>.l ;n
'' 1 Icif'TPPcnt ly. '"Tiro ifioiubcrs arc lnutTff
*iri .\ (I over the lost ami many oi
th:-m :;r.v it. b'u niny with- nUlciv
(j II-v. !.. Ii. Iiat livr has bo< i *
i i I ! h ---.x -.eamLaiai.
j an will '>L. "TEtiJi- in rcbnilel.
[- Mr. rrd' M'iS.1 -.Win C-'y art- ex.hat/Jiut
.i!a;ir '-son.- iVum- Washington
L" -iii a i - w. days.
, I ii ' I - ! ! of York T'ou'nty a: a
' kin;;* i'-navai d . iq thi' homeyeoininu
lay at Krie.-ndsiiip College. Rock Hill
ile\s. A. NY. William-, (VS. Hull ai;d
??Pr"!. !. Ilow -i-r, C<e>. i oleinan and
| 1*. NY. J!.\y. a in interest id' thehum.'
> j . r.y i \i ii* at I- r:e n siisp yjile'yo. '
ii L .-Vi:.. i.ma'.UL' IluWc-n is ahleMo bo i;p
a I again r.t'trr Kern;*' iirrii posed lev
- sur.U' t i or'. .
: . ' i ! tM'...s~D.ii' AeUuii*?\v:is '.* tti
t h. i'.a : " a lTt a few ilavs iih-|
Jj. A X " 'rift* i< '.Very ?eff'iv,
Jul- I'parr Nv. raise" funds for St.
; . ,. < M. IV Chnieh.
A!tss l. -i a-t Al, x-aml->; f'e ports a
Tj ~yj!>au- ttaniQ at St. .lames i cea n iH
Iv nyaiMsi Filbert nat-1 Si. .Innv- van.
- | .II-.. ally Mr. Wall i 'sL^r v.:i-ilu-ia.
y.U'-t of Miss |! ,1 i.> AI - x !
t;_>J
~ Mr. H. K. Thompson ae-e-onipanicii I
by Mr. ('. I???\vo.!i attendee a - sp. lling
a M". ll.ts .e l! Alexande r's 1...-1
e , !;.. - * . ?-.?A?
w i ' * ni'i'.v 1 e> Iv ar' ilMl M iy,
1 NY. (11! t-n,! Mrs. Hi. ('. He-l; r \v ro
A lYmp N'i Parly will be- ln-ld at
I' A I.ran Y-ar na'rtv v.il he- !y Id at
>-i T.-- 1" '"A. M'r. *n.l 'Mix l-'raik ,
,<t /Ia.-Ws.,aM>p.-.|._ ^ -A -J
'"* M i " T."i' 'b (ileitis wa in Roe u .
" Hill T 1 \Vf k atte-u iyg the* Vatn * I
-b' t'.'.i?ii !; r?. !i<>.jl .'ird-k^inb f Seo'. I
' 11 i.it'!l.
I'M; Di.TTON MAYS;
7-?'Srnb-y?v.;r L a?Lkdi?day?Lu i:??' j
; MiO-'M'n !;>Ti'e'. "i Tie-?Sunday S'.'ininls
j "I'i.tuTi!- u-1 :11 o-i 11iv.e- by tlT "Snpl.
A t'ts-r?Sui ,]?. v ^ti-liixd?-was?nvr?we1
!ir:' ?Iy I- tfan *lhe> l'iTTT'tiV.itf S'.T
vim. 'It* i-asi-a's i ,\ll .\v%.s taken.
"! i .loll 11 lit-1"' ! aji? thp re' - a i y% e
31 'n ana.n no i.'c, it . ituvi oclRveth'
: |-.r v.! i lit n',I. v' ; sli.-ill
ii 'T!v ]>;.istoi'. Ti i:'11' to piT<>vt? I
_ Thai ill' (MHV- 'd!!. ,T) :i 's\V v liiill'r:
! united IjV'J<\t) ur n ! lat\ dies
<lir>!! ];<; live. :i" sin ? ? Collection fori
t lv;-> -?!;) < >.r>.v
f ?n-'i'Si'!-iv FotiiUM-y \V. IT. I
>'o< 1.1 v o!' K iijr.- Chanel A. ,\I 1*;.
? . . li i.ii mi vtwy on,iii,vevilly
Vill* i-'ito*. .Vi'tt i- tin; business of tht?
* !ok? the hostess provi (>>1 an cn;
ai: iti'r projrwjiiv .cc'lohratin"-- the
i i I h .?rv<H'y??(r " ttr? ?Wll !>
is VollnwsSivurim?, hv Korv.
My Count i'v 'tis of.ihe U adr
j in-'- V" \\ <.ii.T, iTUr /HTT..!.i -ii . l?u M"
RciMlinA- Thv> Wa h
:,i,.rtii V Mr. I). Thmnp-f
. .. r> Til H., AT.,,. I
V Mr. M-rv Hi'k- T? AM i
1 a \V,;.?-hin{*lon, by Mrs. II. R. I
' tv " I! "i' -Mio?! ' SoilHtho'l \,'V
* i <) i,v Ml'M' is'o Mill r: Shirring
k'* r Spnijgl.o Rannor, bv So-ioiv. .
< .-f-Matioit of thirty rticrry s'-ions
- >mv" v p?n' to oat h member to
bo planted in hnl>ov sif n'-'rin^
Tbo Srioiotv I lion. sang throe ebe.ms
- for tV- IN il WhMr^i'Vl Rlif ^. r AnrbVl- "
- iiff with T.ift F.vory -Wdco and ,SUu-^
Tbr d? oration - wore beautiful with <
nrofii?!".'! "f -flags and Soring flow j
SU" and b'"v> 'f)l"fs.
1 Tb-> renter of attrqotion was a little
elvrrv free with two hundred arT !
tifioial red cherries "and green leaves I
with a little flag and a Red, White
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*iO LEADER }
DECLAIM ATIOX AMI KVPHirg. 1
91QN ."CONg^&T
.Greenville, S. C.?The Annual Declamation
and Expression Contest for
1 lio cnUrinlo d a.- 1*
...^ ....wi ,-yifcmIIIC county,
sponsored by the Jeanes Supervisor, A'
was held SaturJoy, February 20, in Ho
the I'hillis Whg.at.ly Auditorium. A An
large number of patrons and friends
were present. i__ - - Th
There were twelve contestant v?p. Bu
resenting twelve schools. Members An
of the fifth, sixth and seventh grad- To
es. .\yere eligible. t t
Three cash prizes were offered.
The first prize was given by the Th
County Superintendent, the second An
and third prizes were given by Drs. 1
R. D. Cooper and Warren Cooper, Th
successful dentists of Greenville. An
James Ci bb. Chapman Grove School* '
was the winer of the first prize,
SL'.r.O: Harriet. Young, Flat Rock-"^
School, second prize, $1.50 and Ku- Hei
genia Harrison of the Woodvilie A
School was the winner of the third Th
prize. $1.00. . ' t
The following schools furnished A|i
music; Meadow Fork, Williams, Wei- 1 1
come and Chapman Grove.
Mrs. L. L. Sewell, the Jeancs: Supervisor
and her teachers deserve
much credit for the success of this
contest. ( ^
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COKESBl'RY XtWS J
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Rev. W. M. Thompson was rained ^
-ottv--4ho list but" made Tip for it the <s
2st!i in t.^ , . .i. <T,
Mr. W.w. Robin sort gave a won- 1
'rl'td talk -on our public school duty' ^
! .Sunday after'preaching. . j <v
I Airs. Annie K, Goggins, Mrs. L. ^
! K. Goggins made short visit to Flat '%
I Woods to see their cousin who is ill.
I The public school lias only two <>
move weeks. *
I" Miss Rose Robinson, two brothers ^
I Mitcliel Robinson and Ernest made a ^
trip to Brewer Monday night to a ?
<" iTpOijT'T. ?? ' !
^_M_Lr. Aiiiinnln DomlcM hnvinir boon ta
sliut Ui aU the year was out Sunday , ^
ller friends were proud to see her. \ ?
-&rs. Annie St arks, Mrs. Alalia | J
ylvroud attended the funeral of their %
uiule in Honea Path Tuesday. 1
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SOCIETY HILL,NEWSt li I *1
. '
Wt ait glad 10 HOg Mrs. KJIen 111.!
\ Brock on the streets again after be- j ^
j ing eojifnie.l to her bed for Several , 3
days on account of sickness. ! ^
j Rev. J. Moses preached an inter- i
| c.uing sermon at Bethel Rapt, jChurch | J
l.ji few. Sundays ago.?The pastor of j
^^Mj^ginnrh preiielied for him that t v ' +4
; ciiing^ lit Ccdtir Grove M F" C.lmreh.
Tnspite* of the weather the. MeP.ee . >
. Quartet rendered several excellent so
i 'u.LiiUls at Cedar Grove <011 the third X
, Sunday evening and was much en-1
joyed. &,
Dr. 1. David Pinson president of
-.tnri-l-s Coll,.pn (111.1 rwf K At Rn,,W V
I er teacher of science, were afternoon *<:
truest-- of Pl-of. Thompson Inst week ^
[ As I loc ked after Dr. Pinson, my mind %
1 was carried to the tinic when his la- !
liier used to conduct'ojur revival meet
ings here. '
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JONKSYILLE NEWS $
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j : There is quite a . bit' of sickness in *v
;this community. Rev. ,J. II. Ternan- V
' (iy continues quite sick and .Mrs. Alice a
i'usier an Hil citizen oT this town
I is quite sick also.
Th(\ went+ier ij tin-in" I?....... ?.
.. -n#* *u^?. 11 rvv; iuiu ^ul ^ <
doners are quite busy getting- ready ?
l'or plaiftinffY * '<?
The remains of Mr. Adolphus Nor- ~T
lis formerly of this place but now of >S
Win-sAon-Salem was-'interred here the ?
third Suildav. Mr. N'p'-i-j hud Inn p ij
in declining- health for^ quite a while. M
lie leaves To mourn his loss a wife B
two children, grandtnother, several
^frtTM,5. and a host?rrf rplntlVCHT'trrTfl" "ffc|
lhiends tu imuii'n his loss. 3
Miss Mamie tiaffney and Prof. E. HH
1). liafj'irey spent Sunday in l'acolet. V
s.^|Liilie IvoK'h was. summoned to | B|
Airs.- Wilkins who is quite ill. .
Mrs. She 1 lie? Wallace wife of Mr. K
TPud" Wallace passed a\vay at her I
home four miles west of Jonesville I
Thursday morning. Mrs. Wallace was I
? / a fine ch;n.) ie) , n true wf man, a -B
declining health for quite a while lyut pi
~a~u?mat loving hands could do was j I
done but to no avail. She-Was funer- ! I
alized Saturday at Thompsons Chapel I
by her paster1* Rev. A. D. Duncan IE
a.nist a crowd of sorrowing relatives I
and friends. Poaco lq hur aoheo; H
Rev. and .Mrs. Gilmore gave a din- H
nor party at their lovely home S-itnr B
day much lun made the occasion an
enjoyable one. Those present were ' H
Prof. fjzell, Miss Rosa Long, Prof. I
and Mrs. K. D. Gaffnoy and children, I
Mrs. Julia Parham of Union, Mr. and M
Mis.' .S. Th(inip>nn._ W'e munfe nay the B
tallies" niuTiTTjlred tTntT ccmplalned be- 1
ncah its heavy load.
Mr. Robert Reich Jnade a trip to I
Oiangeburg Sunday."
.Miss Sislcy llnunn hn?- rnf nrrinrl tn?H
her home in Now York and Mr.'Gro
ver Dogan has returned to his home J
in Philadelphia arret- rf.nTiTg
wun iiK'ir mother Mrs. Lizzie Logan H
who passed away recently. H
There will bo a play at Fosters
Chapel given by Rrol. Cadiicy and ?
his pupils."'
. _ . m
and Blue hatchet at the bottom of 5 1
> tree. j
Oclighlful refreshments were scrv- t
ed consisting of red and white? check- [
or board ]aycr cake with cherry jam t
filling with red cherry )vhrp jfll.n . ^
topped With whipped cream and can- x
-diWl?ehcrric and red ehirry_:frnTfCb jj""
with favors of little Rod and White p
and blue hatchets served on red and 5.
white and btUe paper plates and cups 2
with napkins of the national colors ft
with an eagle flag and stars in rv
corner. V *' I &
It will be an occasion long remcm- ( ?
bered. j fg
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THK C ROW i/Tho r
-v.- : lie d
? Tiy Willie Smith, Jr. I all,
- -?? . And
e crow is a jolly-old fellotv, | ?01
id he likes his iood very.
steals the farmers corn .
d no ffrte can tell him he's wrong.
e- farmer rotr. many traps. "* 1 Foi
t neither of them ever simps. ' press
d I believe he'd give =a dime, an e
keep the crow from wasting his 1~, a
ime, Fathi
e . crow says that he's got to eat, tural
d he's so lazy until hevdon't know girls,
neat A
e faiyner doesn't like him at. all, in tl
d if he could catch him he'd give agric
lim the bauk ' .* onom
> 6 us .1
e sliouldn't despise file crow so, Keoii
cause wo don't realize and _ we
ve. don't know,
at hq is a lazy bird and is human
oo, . , :
d he always want hi:| Wish to
orae t,rue.
' THE MOUTH-iniXE O
OF SOUTH CA
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. A National Journal of -O
lation. -Speaking- to anc
sands of Colored People
?mid-I'rafoKKional i\1en and Worm
CIRCULATE^ THROUGHOUT r
A Fami'y Newspajier, offering
i Churches, Schools and individua
nity for (heir Literary prograr
tainments. * ~~
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Thn I>-j|ni<>H? I V,
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The Djep^ar^Speaker and Enter!
The Dunbar Speaker and Enter
in format/on fcr cntertaincr^-and
and grown-ups, carrying a an id
Dialectic, Oratorical and (<mm<
our people, suited to altoeeaWonr
(COMBINATION
The Palmetto Leader, per Yeai
A Breath of the Muse
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This Combination for
THE PALMETTC
1310 Assembly St.
FRIDAYS AND 81
~7 FEBRUARY 10-1
FEBRUARY 2fi-i
MARCH UMARCH
11-1
Also for Train No. 10 Sunday i\1
ing Wednesdays f
EXCLUSION TALKS AITl<?IX(T"n
0Columbia~7 -- __ $3.00 New
Chester .'.7.7,..'..V hOO Rocl
tn ciiinuilU -1.50 St.
Lancaster 4.00 Wini
Proportionate Fares fr, ?ra all other
.MA(;\t>i. 1 \?,M 11)1)1,1.1 ()\ t; A
peak of bloom.
??Also Inclusion In kit ONK FaTTf
trip, sold Fdbriiory 11, Id, 18/21, 2X,
lb, 15, 17, 20 and 22. GOOD SKY FN
. Convenient Troin Service,* Day (
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TRAVEL BY T1
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A MESSAGE OF CC
: When Jeath invades your family ran
solatton comes to you from the fact tl
A NX BENEVOLENT ASSOC1ATIO!
protected by insurance laws, to pay ;
policy which yotrr forethought person
men t
The Mutual Relief & Bein
T R YOUNG BLOOD.
PHONE 71R6
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Saturday March 5th, 1932
rnvv says hi? isn't a bad scamo.
is top'lazy to run and tramp
twfeH-'i agi'66 with- the l'ai fnor .at
if the farmer eat. lies 'him lie^
to" haul.
M AIN. INN I.KAUI'.U ?V iiuiMj
intain Inn, S. C. -^-Kvei y oge- cx^?!
ed themselves' as having
rtjoyable evening. Friday,' K b.
t the above named school to the
cr and Son, Mother and DaugliBanquei
given by the a.cri.ulbovs
tind the Home Kcononi.s ''
literary program was also, given
lie. school's auditorium by the'
nilural boys and the Home Kc- ?
tics girls, -after which a delici? .
repass was served~by~ the. Heine
omies girls. ~ v~" ~
Just Say You Saw it in
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[orninffs. Good return- 8
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w-" ' a ' - ~ , H ?- -=_
jHT.ry ?4fi0 S|
L-IM.ll.. 4.i>0 gj
Matthews ._ _ 2.">0 E,
nsboro 3.50 ?
points in South Carolina.
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ISOLATION |
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hat THE MUTUAL KKI.IKP \
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yqu prompt ly your mnurnnti'- g- \r~
tied yoti to take out covfrutf Q
ev'lent Ass. of S. C. S
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