The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 19, 1932, Page Page 6, Image 6
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.Oiaiiywbui K, c:.r-h4-;v-^4>. 4-1 The '
Vourhves Quint 1?y dofi'atiup" Clal'Iiul
College in their own pyr.a^Hiin I'ri-!
day in phi closed another sin ccy.-'u!
reason. inniiip uic past ilnw yeaiS,
tile* Yoprhces C apers have won it!
j..ien", -in H ; I'M,' ill, ii,,? td
and elusive forward auam kd ill scoring.
I ne latest taooauiOM |>i
? jmn-tti-tiie imid oi i no a i'ivi'.ei'i?liii-section,
\viin a total of ?i>l I'o^yts ioi
ten panic,s. In Hi so paio. .* lie was
splendidly supported by Screv'ei.s auu
Hluyd at yruard. .Nc -mrtii add llrnwn
at cwuii' ami iW\vard t <.-pi t u't ly
Harris, l'iaits, \\ usmii^leii, iliulor
and Jsu^dcr lun.i.-ui.. lite rvserw
- slleHKHt -Uir litis gifai. live.- i ne
I'vwu'd l\>How>:
\ itorliec.s lo \.\ aiiM'r i..Mitua' til
\ Dprluvs <.> ' ITanijii r.i .a I * t? > I
Yoni'tiees 1'." Seli-dn'-.d *L! 1"
\ oorlik't- s ?Hi tivjilvi t i>ik liv- Jl.t,
N'ouriit t s -it' AiUit I niy v.r.-tly l'J....
?-Vciorhees JU f!c-it\ dift' C'ui^iio li.
"Voorlins >a.\a:.?*if.T*NU".itatis JI
Yuoriioes 1?J dit lit IS". .
VolM'Jli'e," -1 t"iir. iili. I'td.eCfe<K
Vou'riiet's --t'lai tin I ulleite -T,
- VotHtt'hwi' '>id - Oppom nts UiMl.
LAI Ki:.\> t OI N t ^
1 TWAIN IN<; SI lllioi
Mr. K"??vn\Valtl I ?a\f v. as a ;*!e<n ;ti'.
anil lite ^seinii'l rt ?id.v,tvd. a Wsondti''
,1'ul pro^ranu.. Titis m'.i- .-ai.. In. T.
. the best *Rt;st irvaltl |h ntflravti iruy it ad
v' ever wilius.-eil. S-'tiH- .\ .. ay-- useitailit'urn.ntii?it
\v as paine-il at inis "pro-'
' jiratii. The- amiitorjuni was fa-.n
ami evvryi-n.- ?ii.tiA-yd - -*?*-? "-i-ti s a+a.
Till' -V 1'V S. have been v? ...
" busy sawing wood fur tho' school
Kvitb a T model Kuril. Tlu-y have
been working 'very hard ami Kiiilay
after:.una while v.'U'kii^tkv !
they were clatnl la\e ' ;!>i\e \ i ;
' tors: Mr. Y-'ide l.Y' rson. si..to" -.-"p"
pervisor; J. 1*. Duryoss a:ui \. *
?. .'\V 11 k!! I..-. -M \ 1V11'! 1 ' |: '
winy nicely of flu- yiyVr amon.ii 'tlio
i : lug})'school squalen?- (.l.ic-iu^. t.bv principal's
.nbsi'ur-:: '_il~ Duress .>!?<&*
?very iuiiiri ??i-.. a''.r ti i yoni* itrt i
- . all om'siiic n.u : v.:of the Si!i"pl
lU' was i']a;."! <> evei\J-tliinfr
p.U'C. .Mr. \\ ...... ' a
t'uro of the X. i . K. i'., at their
. ji'ct mi>1v. ' yr.r.i. Ti'.cy \\ r.,'
much pleased With everytiiir.if. T".
X. K. S. t r-;;u' . : y i.usy pioparkv..'
' lor tlie 11 i -1!1 ie' J-.-.au-"'..u contest. '1 in y
are hbpiny t" make ; ias-one.'e" en iw r...
ler InnV. !!:
- Prof. Whit... x.n.AIiYid 1...
?. motored to S:i>ip-..u\ iin- . S-. to
the .district m?*' ,f. ir.ir. Tli-y ivy."'
an intoi'i'-aii.1.: my- 1~~"~ "
?i- wide awake on ra'sirjr' i'ii>ne,\ i??? y~
school. ifii Mrs. u i \\ . 1'?1 *> :. :
" T~ director".*"' Th? y'.'.ls trove a Jh..u-v party
at 'tilt! home of Ml/.-. Daisy Hatir.;
The' tftlc.-t's wv.ty hiyifiy cntvoilier
Tin v ii'a'. i J loop s ool s-. . a '
eioUS i : rl ' e.vlO . !' I'i'j'-l'
... - . . - ' P. - ? .
cookie* and Tore. ( i ant.- iy .oV' >
ylV.niyeil it..;i;:?; v.i-m-tl to.at ' mi .ii.'-tl
or soon.
i'lof. \v. A. \vi.it.. .M ;
Ih-. v.V:.. .M.- C'.n iy Y.v a a'A
}; . * D ' Mamie" fS ". tie iv ti:'- .-.n:--.;'
' falsests .it" Mr. M i .i i '< W .ionaiv
\ vam ; y; a:; ''Aa- v
' . was sci'v- i1.. Mi a. ' AI.ii t*f n aant
namlier.or iy- tnyf'-y v. -s maiM. tlie'
to''. " . tit m' A I'.vr ti> ill!' s
IVe ale . cry to . ?\? Mr-. Marji
On tin.1 sick I--*. A\ i Jv' 1
soon I'cetlV*' aa-aiui re'. :.?rv.-t " iw ryb'.iy
loom soon.
1 os:|; it (TlTxTTiTT) s< Lloni!
?r? Kri U,. i / . j1.
'tfl'un:. i.< :i*--1"< :? an
... f.up;
l'l il. ..I .
.ill 1 i..." * ' .
i.-i?i Uc?- i ml. j : i: " ; - ' 1:
tai.itly .;! Hu ? .?*> :'r- ' H" ana
111.-.: i >?. i\. &.::<>* v. Til. ? jrU .i-t
iv> .in r.ii;.:? ' ' Aii:
iiv.v a...a.. .. n . i (.:!
...inv an . l'a:.-hi 1: ;
i?v -in viu- k-;ul.
' 'iJu-' "iriin y ... ' A-'-t v< a *
Jilayva iv.r ;. 'fc.w.. V S.-a
w. - atitl-. ! ' u i- .i a
Kin^.iV n>a a. . i w- t.'
;i-t> in' i'.i ' i'1
' A y : v.];'.- - n < r. v-'li. t.t>:
i>e ?*
uto .: ' w' r
ti't;'. w.t'ii ~ T T.. j j> :? . . ' V. .i.? i
tit. J'iM-yr i"i 5t.V '"'" V." t; it
1*111 I.I.TS W i i i-. t .it-xi \N\I \1
j IJ.YShli'i l.Al.I, T.(?l ii.N. \ M ivN I
. -r - ' MAIM II l-lh .v lain I.N
??. A-i.iM i'N v 11.i.;s. x .
| ,Tlu? F'iiiliis Wf:? ?iA.-s'r,., ex
Un.U '1 m-ir nili. i:.\a < 1 ni
high ami grammar . hn-keit?.oi
teaiii-s in.f.'iilNr linir r-iuu annual has
ki'tl'all totirnuitu-nt March* 1 " and 1/.
in (iia ' ill- 1 . y f
is If( . . l.i . 'T<>\ s i-Jrr-V-or
Junior Coin gc i i . > ate i ? -i 1 dyfending
champ-. ' r Trophic-.-wit'
be given* in the-winners. l*'or t'urth.
er infnrniatmn'xvrTTv or~\vi7c C harlef ~
Physical I)irc<. 1> r. 1 -1 K. 11 road St.,
Greenville, S. C.
ST. A1JIAN TKAJMNU S( IIOOl.
Friday, March 5 a hhnpv
day at the ftrciivilli' County Kiel
day held here. Many exhibits, from
- tire various , schools of thy' count*.* |
sion Monday morning. Our deepest (
were represented. __ ^ I
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4-% ?. '
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i UH^IFAS U. U. H. cixir^
Thy Jiontc economics c 1 nl> bettor '
| knowtr as Uie It. O..H. Club (Royal,
I-Order ?>t Home' .Makw-s-t-vwas or^ani-,
I zed under the auspices ot Mrs. R. A. i
I '
i ! U. . |i,,l ii,t| linn ..lull (mil,
; w;is to orv'iini^L: j>iesideiit( Miss Ks- j
titer I?.->l.lin)i ; Vice picsi ent. Mis?
' ".Nv-'/Il' I'.. lie! i > j a yn sec i'f tary. Mi-a A. ;
j O. Ilohncs; nsistatit secretary, Mls's
i M. 10, ihilton; tiva.-jUi i r, Miss ('. L.
j l'?i.i:|'k.us; doorkeeper, Miss Juanita
'liili aiai-^liss-Ktuh -A .I*os-y
; i y. .'This, flub has done marvelous
i woi k sim-f its ornaiiiv.ut ion. We ]?roJscntidlo
liif Home Economics "depart.
' nu'tit a flock aiul basin.
(til Tlianksniviny: day the club was
. ci rryintf food and clot lies' ^ll
sonts pvbp'lf who iiapiifiw.io be a .
IV.lie iput'oiauiiatf. Oh I'hi istiuas cad)
| isVaw-v?' received a nice present of the
I'!,,' I iiri.-tytia... ti'fc that the club spoil
VoiVd. ?i.'
I l he ?! :> lootoi'i'd io Milieyille a
week au>> to visit' the M. E. depart
Uicnt ot' that school. I'liis WtRs a
I v ni -ii Will i.o..r I,,.
i bib. we have. Members g'il tTT!
: i; i! i.'/u'i Uiin thing's iiiul i-ai'lr
pet+Hr in. i'i. v task well. .The. ttTy Pi..
! A- j,x.A'S K. li. IjtujiUr, J...L]'.kiuf.d
J. 1.. Chappel. The ful
"??s?i i.i .?<> > 'o;?rrn.: r^uli ii.-is nn
nv.muv ?tt' 11 ami 1> plus..-Tor Urst
.. .v r. Miss \ ira* Dixon li plus,"
! general sciciun ; Miss tTinppi;!.
it- I'Ciii I-:11 syn'-iu^; .Vli?3rTI.' !{', 1
.. ,11.. ^ 1i -y.-VI i-ft. J.
ii. liUiihi', 15 History; ADss'- Kamiie
rWnikms. A liibh-j' Miss l.rsie l.ee, A.
1 ih ii> ; - Ah -s -4. ;ii'i ie '1 onipkins-, 1). liil'h
Aiiss l ail ic Tompkins 15. 11", 10.
j Mf. Klijail Atuirewi passed''away'*'
eariv Tuesiiav morning Hv. Andrews
was wv.li known by both white an 1
sunt will t>o iui>sod very much,
i RTCT-TI7C' syTiTpa.ihy oi ili"
- vuii.'.'.niiity.' ' . . ?
ikom-.i.; coiNtv ? ^
TltAi&lNCi SCHOOL
1j - thv v nanav in'-wviaJtti1; o ni-?
w-'k ;s !' :in'1 'iiii-.'K hoi i ho
sa.iiio. Aij "lassvs aie kccpiM- ii}>
Until*- rcvi _nl in atUMuiaiue and loach-oi>
>ooiu tlr. In- pioasoil wiili daily"
'.< ' 1. ..-vla f-Ti:*rf^ irnnrhi?tiirrr
iar- ^?1'"' l!'" '-iimJ'H Hi 'ii.
Wf-i 1 ifi-; Hull (tills of Uivonviile.
Friday Ma. i. oh 1 1, l'.'.'Itk SU'iiinn
ovm rauvout y?:il ls by a sOoi v of 10-i:,
~ V\ o wish' hi" con- fat lit a l ir'thv ylihs Wr
Ha- >rh n.r.n 'o.r.irik-piirTihMf tr:r-~
Mil.** n.; .tiijj.iki uj-i'h liioy. iiu\v ??i voral
jranuts they have {/ainod oik
Ivi.iK'ibai tkat-viiil Jast lonavr' lhan
l a ^v. M-?rtr ?ebn?\ k'loi fr.TT"
i ;? ..I a ill. i... *1 iii' ai l. oi i.;o;ii Sjioi I;
u.an.-i.ip.'' 'Wo hid liio vuuiii. nnl'il.
j.exv soil-jui. 1
-?"Lot.?us' 'ne?known?by??duoh"
Thcsi; words niiisL haw takoii root in
i 1 'r.o-i. s>?; r Slow"arts heart as he wJlii
ah iu iiis work as pastor of due .oi
i * o l'i :t i1 llaini-i ( In.ivhcs of ?-i.
ford. S. .v i yoat and ntihie il.is
deeds that litany haw conies.-ed
.< 'iit isi. ami s.irar 1 us *|>KitiSo's today.
For oi -hi l-'iiu' yours have iho nioin
i its v? ujii'i lU'aik n i-ai.t uxi
(.> : i'iiv" k ata i .-.L. p i)t" tin's liian J>\'iu?se
<! v;'"i Ivave ' hei n .- > uvpderu'.l
iy-tiis\eilded this ' \vcvl; l<y . Miinis'lers
n'l". ? r- -a '-!i? ( 'i -hra; in/?ill:
'iv.'-hth ' anniversary. Let.. Jia?.alli . Li.
KSiuv. it i?> our and we'L
:.? t- ii.ir t iov. vrs; While we are; ye;
' .e 'l?? their 1 l a^raiue.
ilev. Mrs. I?: F. Stewart and t\v*?
' 'is }m ntjfte weekend ..hi WYll'oril;
S. (a t I'mi '! Ha' the Am'iiyyr.-r i "
I A.i.iui'u 1 iliiii'. W ill) Itijilt [ill,! Ill '.II..
; ' v av..;.. ; ji, .<.'! .iia \v< iv: Mi s Sua:
|i :i-ui i ijs i iiijuii-ii li ,S,
; t Travi ha s liest; Kit
I \. : K. .Ma * jj a: <i .tie. .). A. 1 Ir i
1 : (ii'i.- n-. .lie; . thy eminry Sn| :. />
| . !: ..a*a'. a a, air. .1. 1*. \Vnatlly deiiv/i...
.i I.... la.mi lulii ('?>>'and KeV. I.' K
I i . Ai'. !.- -Ih?'Biiiy i '?rr?A??
j v, i. cml.-.U'e Were
and i-adi (it them made a tew re...a-i.'s.
/l ac ! >: ??* taj? seined- l-'ur:
i - : n/i.--le i'm' t lie. m ea.-imi: t I
r I- . St T i h:i .a i'i
. u'Mi-.v.'iji' {iu- al'leriiooii were, basket
I mil name.-;
(!..<?]( ' v and -Ml. (.liove .tVa
"ai t 11 in ;i b;i>i\t ti>all . name. whjvi
a- w i. a|.man.the All. (..?r \* r
bt.ir.ji" iiu'Xjn.-fit'iiooa".
i":.- ll:-i aiai fC'ciiil tV-ams ni"
" As.. '11.p I> -i for a take, whim
v. as v.. a . f.y : : first team. . wiV.
'i ^-'-v : ,.<| -.:o; .
'Mi- of iiu. tinniest names.of t-m
??i? pin i"ii in ! in'': < jilyr Tee.?
at"- i-i.-h'. .Mart h 11. TJu? se-a
!.-! ! j.n favor of tire 1', \V. A,
iVat surprised the audi
am... .As iim, Alban tcaiii .huh;
? I i i ..>i i i I il. I'll I 1 ..i ^ll |M Hi' | I Hi
V? '. 'l it. y will >eo 1?. \V. A
- -iti?be -timmHv -. Sunday
was a very ohiijy day inn
'" a- i W. aiui V. M. A. were warm
" <1 Willi a iAk nmen by 1 *i.> 1. .1. A.
!b.'V: . il *< A ;.>eration" lie hebl.Jji,
aix-vs spell bouil i .while -lie mail.
hlr.n -o plain. Il wa- an n'nibaal
treat., .
... . . i, -..i i... . K
Suiday evenihff service?;. .Mi:. Wilbur :
a v? t i.i> I'ilffrim Lit**
*. "T'' v cn\~v nn inter: st;Tnff t.alk Ktk'
"(ibodicnc; It was enjoyed by all.
t wry much the traffic
death'- ol" tiic blithe r of .Mioses Kaj i;
and I.i Ta MeA1i<fcr.Ttf Ar.dersnn, who
?r-n?student ?hf re.?They wore surre'singly
called h<i4ue for the oeca
and heart f? It sympathy is theirs.
The St. -Alt.ait sextet baide a e6n- "
tr.ibvtfio??ta-JJVe eulogy in a form .of
a musical self cliou: "Have 'tbino own
way." Tluy -were aecompalvied bv"
I 'Mr. T. I*. Curry and .Miss Stewart as
; faculty members.
| M is ( Dm kins, the II. K. teadieFWfir
! the week-end tru< st of Miss Wilker-I
s.yn otf_"Greuiiville. ? ?
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THE PALME!
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Al l FN FNlVFKSrrV NOTES. .>
Recent happenings at,Allen include1
Ihe appearance of-Walter li. Alazyck;
aurthor of "George Washington and
the Negro-' in a lecture February 23; '
chapel talks b\ A. S. .Jackson, seeretary
of education in the A. M. F.
(.Jmrch, Airs. FUa Rush Murray, of
V.,.. V ? ~IJ!-I ?.
1UI|; etlillV, illlU OlSllOp i\l. 11. I
Davis . _l
.Monday of the present week Dr.
N. B. Young* formerly president
f io. ala A. and .M. C ollege, and of
Lincoln University, Missiuri addresstiie
student's and faculty.
Mrs. Murray, who is the wife of
_ r. .viunay who built the Soluda Dam
gave .an'inturinative address on Rus-j
sia, where she has .spent quite some j
time.- . 'r . v
i i esidcnl kkl 11. Sims, Professor C.
G. Garrett 'and Processor E. ' F. G.
ljent were members of the' faculty to
attend the Bishop's Council at Tampa
Florida.
A play "The . Bride and Groom"
was presented in the auditorium recently.
It was directed by Miss Theresa
Kennedy, assisted by Miss Flossie
McCiain. The Cast included
Misses Georgianna Graves; Charlotte
SeabroOks, Mary- Hoover, Cornelia
'Benson and .Messre Alan Reese, T.dwai'd
Sweat, Joseph Bur rage and
vt?i*tvr? J *?%? ivi inv v-iiOl liua OVtl^VU
ti.u play subsetpuvntly. at Lacaster
trtirl?hill; till??lOf MuilltCl"
pending;.
The Teaclu-is Training Department
lias also given a play. Their play
was directed by Miss Cecelia Jamison
and has been presented at Camden
and t linl.ii since its auditorium premiere,-.
.
1'rof.esscw it. L. l.einon has hern selected
to i'ill the vacancy, at Emanuel
A. M. E. Church caused by the deal It
oi tile liev. C. K. Lyles. Professor
Lenioj) is-a theologic al graduate i'rorn
Boston University holding- the Mas h+*
- *? i?i-etl"-P-Hc o 1 c> g y degree- l'romthat
school. < . . '
IT" Taa Day ci ioi;t' whi^ carried out
last Tuesday with a 'fair .measure of
success. Tnis was 111 the interest-ot
the library drive.
As this is being written the baseball
team Is niak nigr prep a rations f? >
phis thi-ir ii/ildl. e'llin'e- a; ams't Bdncdieti
li netting p.c veil is. when tnese
notes reach the public the game will
.have been pviyed; t'rosj.|cts seembright
for <? splendid team Beside
"1 t.i- itiaud \. ti i ah -' liial' are out Coach
iir.cn si our?to have tin abundance
of likely new material. Milloge
1 Lull." I looks ?Xolswn, .Charlie MarUur
"Bish" I-otoriioM.. Hill Hut-ton, l.i>ro\ !
SyiiUj..tJlid_ Tout ley .see m to- t><v
showinguu well. (Kva Lotion is inakinc
it ha>-d for (Itiilos at the hot corner.
The. st-iulon-t;* a no .expecting so-J
veral victnties this season. i_:?J
?
; HOW V14+) St iiOOL NI-1WS
( ;.>;1 A1?W-. ;nv I. at liin,".?lH'UII;Kotaa
: l.oais : Stovi'ii^oiu. .. We
' titiaK t'oi \ *;\?v !>? ? itii'ul.' Aren't we
i gin . ho lo.ve.l and understood littls us.
td ado 1 TT- TTo tiro making the
iiiiM' ui tlit- " 1 iti'io Hears." Hitler.
tit. oi'- t; are . u.-nkiiig beds, chair.and
laMt 'I n'e girls are sowing..tiii
-Tta y decorating the homoWo
.at t'venj:'ying this- class-room work
.cry much. -.Honor lve> 11?- Vera l.uciluVol.:/.-.
1' Klain.o t'lvanpolle,'
- (irado 1; J Wo are now onjoyint;
"Vito J.a?our. Kreo-_'Uld T If ltd well
Header: especially those by Aesil)
who veiled i:t;?11> .iru'.-hs in his Tallies.
CiiaWe L - -We are working en a
model home in <>nr classroom.'. ' The
hoys aiv making 1 urniture,. pie
wii'l make. eurutins ami many othei
??i It?! We are having nnrl enjoy
.'.i ! !11><ii:iy liie areas and, the
of n emni'les. W e really
draw {lie rectangles ami the triangles
i.i U . 'e.i1 Te.ivtfi,. one-lmlt; thVeeV.tilis
ami an.ilieli eijlial feet'., inches ,
ya i"< IV.
tirade > Our "Home Room" periOy?r.a
.! e.'?'r.:ir?"Hf .oT the most inter*
Oing ol' the ""day. (lur~nTileher
n.lake jK.it in making out the
?! i e'ruin now. anil we van 'scarcely,
no- j, when liiti I n minutes are up.
'Mil i:-un Uolu ris ami T/iillie Gatejj com
f.i I stm i. s thai sound tike ' real
!.?.ok
i'tm T o-: t.ii.g |?ei suggest'1 ky-Ohe
Pi t sidei.i ol our Parent -Tea*, her Ase;a;
iu.ii. Mi'.-, ii. K. Vineeiit. lias s'ti
; .l it-.1 tile he ile.to lie good spo'liei
. We. at e K amine' to spell every"
Siing wh -ay everyday."
t '.ar . . i r read \ story ."The Sto
?-??I?-?; 1 ..in she told :u* -that
; i ii .< ai the rit-w.-papers are
??-?r?i1t". <. ?Wr?rend about
iln-gi. I?aby ever./dav. Now
>.v*.n e .goinl; t.<, shared the daily news
paper' i-A' Ldere-tiuu* . news vtvy_
i lay. ijeiv- i-> a poem that Lottie
TTT?. .
The Lindberghs
j.'V:v. ('l i'.Tl.s A. J.inbergh!.
. a very gteat hero
: i' :" ! 'A !'iv.i:i Vtfk to I'-i'.'iiUe . .
i--w-tiays iigL.
!I.o' married t,he" daughter"
<>l' an Ambassador , A
nd of coin .-< lie' taught ncr
!!<?>%' t?> be an aviator. t
It'u ai'tvr tie y man it d
Their 'troubles beganAmi
as they were taking*a journey.
somewhere J
Something happened to the plane 1
;II5jrlit in the air; v*
But Mr. and Mrs. Lindbergh got'safc
lv to land.
Not IhTTg after- That"
A baby was" born
The guar's watched over it
Until told they could quit.
.d?
Rutjbey soon turned off the guards
Froyn watching the baby so dear
For they. thought-without them
It would be in good care.
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TO LEADER
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Aiuiumc dreary night
"IT was rainy ami eoW?
Some kidnappers cannr out
And the baby they stole,
tirade 7?Since reading is the kov t,>
al knowledge, one should cultivate a i
good reading habit. Those who are
t"iisiniu ita'pry my niWilVs in g>un 1
company, if theii* reading materia!
is carefully selected. Last week we
were in company with some ol Amoricas
early wriLcrs?.Irving, Poo, Haw--.
thorne and- Whittier. This week, ^vo
will study 'VVhittier's compositions.
~7r i lk a\v"n e ws"
Mrs. Abraham Hooks and~Miss ford
closed a successful school ternt at.
Bttltel" School Friday.
-Sirs. Julia Streater entertained the-.
\\*omen Missionary Society, itt home
Friday evening. .' r .
Mrs. Allie E. Vans departed this
life Alureh 7, Funeral services' were
lielil Tues "ay -evening- from the Pies- -j
bytcviail' chu-ch. I)r. G. \V. Long,
pastor. Interment was at Founders
Hill cemetery. .. ]
. Mrs. Eva leaves to mourn her lost.:
-two- children*- ? ?>
Mrs. Ryna McDAnald.hnd Mr. Je 'sir- :
.Evans. .
We regret to report that Mrs. Belle
Sutton and Mrs. Nora Williams are
sick at this writing we wish then ;
much success to recovery.
Miss Sarah Ford gave a dime Roe- 1
+ai at ner nome'Wednesday evening:
Mus. Alinic Brown formerly t>t" ('intra
vy but now of Maryland, I)rl., is visiting
relatives and friends.
JALAl'A NEWS
The death of Beggie Baker, born
Aug. 21, 1W8; died -Feb. 8, 15)32 at 1
.uIiduck~P--.M-.Ago 84 years,-& months
and 13 days, lie suffered a great
deal during his illness. He was loved
by all who knew him. The funeral
was conducted on Wednesday"'Fell. 10 '
"A large crowd -attended. Rev.1 F>. '
Booker conducted' lh'c._ services at
'I.ittle' Pe'aefir^PahT' Baptist Church.
I'An impressive ceremony was held.
He leaves ."to mourn a wil'fe. and
I three children, Mrs. T. Baker, Ode
and Roy and Baggie, Jr.t also a
t'ailhful mother, Mrs. Victoria Bakei
.one sister, Sarah Moore, a brotherCollier
Kptys, a sister-in-lew, Sarah
Kpps and oik* brother'-ill-law. Wvlic
Mooro, soVeral niooos and nenftews and
-a* host .of other relatives amT friends'
loss is heaven's .gain. We miss yon
but Cod knoweth llie best Ol' all.
Will see yon_again- at tile last day
Rebecca Wj^-on, Mamie Wilson,
Willie A. Wilson, Aggie Wilson, Bonnie
Mae Jones, Willie Mae Cuneton.
? Ml I.I.INS NEWS,?- j
Mt. Olive iBaptist Church
Rev. TTTTTCTloks, pastor
I he doors ol .U4. Olive was thrown t
'open at Pn'lU Supt. A. Bowman and j
teachers were at their post of duty !
pi spite of the snowy weather there J
was a good number at Sunday* School.
The lesson was'carefully sought for |
- the benefit of its listeners. Subject
"Jesus Comforts his Disciples,'' .loh.ii '
I 1.-1:1-18. Funeral services, for Mrs.
Small Leonard, the .\vife of Mr. Jonn
Leonard were held at Mt. Olive Baptist
Church Wednesday afternoon, of
which she became a member some
years ago. She was a woman of high
character dependable, true and serviceable
to her friends. ' A large -crowd
of friends acquintanees Were in at-tendance
messages- of sympathy by
letters From the- auxiliaries read.
From choir Mrs. Young Le.wis,Church,.
-ALrs?Mi'ssoun.Jigthyv^. the biocranv
of her her church life, Deacon W. TIT
Reaves.
Miss C. L. Alexander, Solo "Beau
til'ul Isles;" as a neighbor, Mr. \V.
M. Nance; -Miss Janie Heaves, Solo
"When they ring the Golden Bells
for you^ ancLnte.":
i "Rev. 1W. A. Johnson of Florence
lined the hymns-sung by choir. Rev.
Brooks delivered the sermon.
Proii Valentine Solo "No Night
There." Family are left" to?mourn
her lost: Mr. John Leonard, her husband
and irtiree sons,' and their wil'es
j, and other relatives . The fljorals
; were lovely.
! Mr.' Earnest Nelson who died-Thursday,
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Elliot
| Nelson was' funerlized at Bulah ,M.
I E. 'Church. Rev. Newman ,pastor.
They have the sympathy of their
many friends. ?
Mr. Webster Ham is home from
parts .North. ~
Little Miss Joffery Heaves spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson
Heaves in Marion,, her grand parents.
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WINNSBORO NEWS.:
The Koyal Eight Club met at the
. home?of Mia^es Boular?and Kinlny--Tuesday
March 8thi The meeting
was carried out in the usual way
and after the discussion of business
a delicious ccourse was served. The
evening was'pleasantly spent. ??
The club was glad to have as' its
guest Miss Helen Neil. We had some
i f AT?
very encouraging remarks irom -vnss
Neil anil' hope that she will come again
soon.
The public is cordially invite I to 1
attend a Musical program given at
the Fairfield Training School auditorium
March 20th, 1932. The following
Tuesday night Tl.e Royal 8
will present the play -entitled "Nobody's
Darling." This promises to
lye the D*eat of the- season,
\T ieo rl\.f c^V Hnrrlnn till I
home Saturday on account of the J
death of her stepmother at York. 1<
Everybody sympathizes with her in j
her bereavement.
Rev. Beatty, Prof. FT. F. Mcintosh
Mioses EinJt'V, If^mith, Alice iMcIn
sh and Sarah Beattv were in t^o
lumbia Saturday. v -4
DALKKAK Nl.W S ZZTT"
.Quite a number of rural schools
closed during the past week namely: I
Mrs. Mattie Miller; Ande.rson; Mrs.
Mary K. Garrett ami Mrs. Carrie
Cunningham; Keedy Grove formerly
4 AHi <<nmy?-'-ntth?Mi.mi ?. vr.rnh MM"1
lor Lillie Krhy; Neely and 1'rof. Daniels
Miss bailie Dendy closed with a
pi am?an?vn-t?hunt, and?picnic?alarye
number of patrons and visit
Hf, 1* iirniiD wt'lf JJliUM'IlU AUISSUS
Maltie Belle Br uens ide and Luis
\uuHf? were unstresses .of I erenionies.
Mr. I\' W. Jackson 01 Hampton ,
St. lii was among the -visitors. Miss
Mallie Be He, Minnie .Maud and Mr.
Lcroy L>uimside file 3lh and 7th grade
schi ols of Trof./\y. A. White, having,
uioveu tney were (.'5 miles) lrom Miss
Dundy's 'Stool but knowing ot'- lifer
w ork The wished to go to hor. It is
stated by the white Trustees as well
as tiie colored that (Shu) if not the
best joiie -am-ong the best 1 uraIs
touchers w*e know. That she knows.
she import?"Willi the child not only"i
111 books*btlt along all lines, we ask
her wiieie she gets it, sire tells us
to seo l'rol. Banners all of the credit
she gives fo lum we trust that everyone
will give ii.ni -as' much credit as
dm gives- him:?7
S ig neit- lTusd'ves of Flutrjufl and
Bailey Schools.
Messrs. A. J. Austin, K. D. McCoy,
iind l.inusa.\?Bailey.? *
We are sorry ty.Tepor',1 ^Irv "Bu^L
uer isyru tonunca to his room.
Tip- "Cotton Ministrol" being, sponsored
!>y Mjs. Mn.iy \\ hit nor promises
lo bo the treat ol\ tbo season watch
Lor the date.
?-The Junior Club oi' Hampton St.
lli-School mot at the homo of Miss
Josephine Burton on Friday evening
w i tfl m-fafge crowd present and a
very unique program was rendered
in. which the -following took part:
Misses Kilal Watts. ..Melrose Dial,
Fdnionia . Beasiey, Mattie Fuller ami
Mr. lio.oert Lee lliggms. Mr. Thus.
Sheilon and .Miss Burton reading the
critie after which a delightful?ra-fari-L'ourse.
was served by the. hostess.
We are glad toMelate Mr. Bonnie
F ia n ki t tri mpro v od. ?------1? ?
Services were well attended-at M.
1'aul Sunday. The Holy .Sacreme-iit
being giveli' quite a .large crow., worshipped.
Mrs. Minnie, Campbell of Gary,
link is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John"
GaufiiU'j iul..' : , _
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Tlu; I'hurcnes ia .and mound town;
are still progiVssinl4-.' in spile oX
cold \vcatlierR?v. - J.. A. (Jumble wn^
blessed wilb. a large .audience Sunday.;
Tne Young ladies ol' Young's I'hap-j
el A. M. E. rlituvh -have organized ai
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Sunday .March 7, 'in spite of the
cold weather the roads weie crowded
with church -goers. Sunday morning
early the Sunday School of the ,
"""'I wilh t.he
Superintendent, Mr. J. C. Rawls pre
sidiug The attitude of the teachers
chiVvvoO tli.'it. lluy we,re In11 ' pn pitied
for their work.
Sifnday being the first Sunday of
the month and also our communion
day, our. pastor, Rev. J. il. Gamble was
absent on account, of tho weather
and not having: a vehicle in shape .?
1 ious ca 9mm mbm ebni bmb nun in
to come. Hut sonic of Hie "(.rood old
time religious" jsjsters and , bfotl.crs
had a glorious prayer service. Support
i'ur the pastor wars called for aff _
fer tile prayer service, amount received
seven "dollars (7.00). ?
At 1:00 ^tlclock the A.1 K.. asu
great spirit.. '
Mis "Martlul-SUber, \yho is the/"
the teacher of Jrnio school is doing
splendid woidOtkei.e. This is her
third term teaching in this school.
Since she has been teaching at Irom
ocnooi sue, nas uone liiucu improvement
in, out and a ro ttwl 11 hj so hook? *- She
has an enrollment of 11 pupils.
On account of lu-r splendid work at
Irmo School the ter'i.i has been lengthened?to
seven?months.?Since?we ?
have . so jnany Xcyn? Kil ls who are.
trying to TtoTd up a standard in life
I see no reasons why w.e as -Negroes
should not pray lor our young |rirls
and encotiragetlif.ni to'go Upwards
and not tlow'nwa.rds, es'piv ially Miss
Suber. * ----Miss
Janie Reaves a dutiful member
of* Pine. Grove was married fo _
iSVIr Willie Wood a ft 1 of Charleston, N.
C. March 3, 1932.
Those on the sick list are: Mrs.
Delia Richardson, who was 'hurt in an
nnlomoblfe wreck is now in the Good
Samaritan Hospital.
Miss Annie-Jlipp-'is" also a patient
there;?We pray that' thoy-^-ill soon '?recover
?and be put again.
.Tut! Tut!. 1'left so excuse on"
AVodnosdny eve?iitigv-Xlnrch -P,--Miss- - _
Trine Raw is and ftl r. James Smith
\wvf.. Mw? I.-i.nv
llawls is a liradjuate 61' Scotia Seminary
Concord, X. C.
club "I/illy 6i" the VallftvL' IVliss
Janie Huryess is president.^TbtfTlul)
meets. every Tueday- niyht, and is do
Tng very aoud-wurlc. Hew XiambU is
doing all bo can Jo help" the < !ul>. <? Lir-Tktt
riii??riai> rmiJil iim.. af ?
the -different. ' countiVs,- quite a l'tw ?,
(.f the teachers are home., ? *
?Clearance Smith loft Sunday
for I'arris Island to spend a while
in the .Veteran's Hospital, \. e are hoping
I've will so n recover
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