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Pare * " * PAINE CQIXEUrE HONORS .. biHhoi* w. a. ('ANI)I l li Augusta, Cia., March | Bishop Warfen A. Camilla- has been | named Honorary Chairman < t" tin- j Jubilee Commission of I'aiuo t \?lli-t;i* which was authorized by the la.-t General Conference of the \Methmli.-t . ? Church,?SoulIt,?Lui.' 1 in- I'1, up. -, of n celebrating the oOth *Annivi rsai-y .?>f: ( the founding of Ihi- e Ih'.'v:?ft?1?p?j Candler's aceoptan.e was a!in<nm,-?-d. ( today by J. W. lVrry of Na.-h'vil'e.. t rn?.j,.? ?n.. i.1 ..r 1 . of Paine College ami l?r. I-.'. C. Pet ers, President of tho eulleaic. . I'aim- .. College was founded in iy^t~.Tml celebrate its 50th Jubilee next year. ( ?. ?V-Bisltofv P-amlUm-bas-K-*nt-v-o*HHv+-- ed with-Paine College,"'said' l>r. Perry, "ever since it lir.-l opened it*-, j doors.- lie was the young pastor of. St. John ^Methodist Kptseopal Church. * South, in Augusta,-,in ,1? : ami be- j joined?vUfolohearudly in. "the ; !au>' j to found this eduea.t mipd .--ifmi ittH f nfor Negroes* lie -was. the Iti.-l -eeretary of its 'Board of Tru.-tpes ami served*on the Board lot most of tPt0pasts-fifty years. I'r. (Jcorge \\ i- j liamse' Walker, of- South Carolina . another gentiehran of the ohi Sou;h, served the beloved president, for the ill'St twenty-live year.-. . _; h, ~ **T*gtmr't:'olle}jre i*- the only N, mo college whieh |Jias been ' -f?. utaivTl TiTiM supported tituu'jv rally l?y a white hotly. " Soutlu-Vii Mo.nod have put a million and a ?|i:urter *i>>.lars into l'aine Culleye in ijie.pa ' . hi'ty?-yvnry? The . fe.-.ni'i' :: ; : N i college was .the tir-l yrca.l racial eoopera-viun. ,'lhe l- aid of ^Trustees luT3" uluiT.v'J.-1' IHe\?h'{ - ..i of an -oi|U'al number'. pt n pi e.-er?;.a\.ves from the ..Methodl^i ! i,"!'"1, . and tlie Colored' .Meth'bist * imreh: its president has always he en a " Solillu'i'ii ahite num.?or-M-i. ii s i-iv-iru. has always hie,, a Sir.il I an n.- ! man." The rest of the d.uhiiee .C, mission will "he appointed :'1'. ly date and suitable plan- w-h by made for the ,s ily1 v:,a ; : . ' I'aine's fiftieth 1 t . ' i' . BENNETT COU.KC.l. WN'Ul NCI S. COMMENCl-i.MKYI Sl'i \i\ IKS . President, 1 >;i.vifl hNw-Fj < !' nett College 'filr . that Bishop Rol.u rl K. : Methodist Kpisoopal < h'.nvd.'y . ! 1 Neyru elected lo .the hi1 i'Fa;V . . ; ^T_ . cii u i c-! i, wTn TVrrrrr r~*~7 * went .address. "ii Ji.lUt;. i,. 1' ' ' !. !? ' V hop. J^nos is an, author; a T~~ As a reward' for 'the < : eau. .: ! the Ciull'sidc :As?oi;iati";:" :.r. .d:-. 1 sippi;. lBislvj> .lone* v.-a- i Harmon .a^\V:Cpi.' , ??? President. .Pom ^ ftinia r a. ' ; h that .Mrs. Mary- Mcl-n >.<! H< ' . principal of Bothnia-Coo',..aaDaytoim, Florida. ill deks>r_.. baccalaureate addty-s- me -Myy : Mrs. Bethune was nann-i i Tarbel'l as ony of 'the. lir.y guished Wdini'ii of Auanoa. was iVw. U?iy pi'l -.o;!'. . ??1??tional Federation > T. .\ -^ . Clubs, and l'or year- <-a--h :: inter-raoml Vonm.iv-i ov. a. in educational; social, yn b- and ial activities. . *=, s S T. A I.B.X.N SCil'Md. The "W f-k ,v. a . ? ' 'eventful o'no'* f-.r the .""rrriors as their aunt ;rl .featured. Tkuf ma-yL ,-v-pp ...... ?o'clock. To say t-n?sion was a jrnjnd . seined to rl.uvo_ K ^ . ?.-?stained and tiif ^ - ioritv ml was- ? ineir i. : :?'?: ' ; ' nnr^^|rrr^1!r^.Bnm . oavry'i,^ out ; i .-i. , . , 'm.. ami ap|)'l\ utx an.:.'- 'u ? sever n i "jhoi is .<i ph.. . ' ' i? * ??The In in>t' studem * i ii: ' : .? ivvwix-h?t-i?i ?-( hirrl1."" . ' T~* 7 ? were Elizabeth Wl.-i-h. L.:u ti smith. .M; . ' Ti.n: > ! f ? Jackson. ' Mitv Mali'. H:>- r.'. ..I j a.iita .John . ; i i . . Sweenu-, . ' . AniiMig the visitors t Alr.ar! alls. Maddux ii>. h i i and Mr' Hall and IJ?- <I ..' 7 ; Miss ,1. T. Hii'l- -:m - -> l ,' j M-;?-e? .Lambert' Wore the wcoh-eu.! . v. of Mr. an 1 Mrs. '.\?-l ?.V J-'i. :VsP: Inn* and Miss Rtith A. ? : it.Lr w;the welt-end jruest ul" Mr. and . i Bowling ??f 'Sinipsi-.uviil.-. 'Tn.y a.l reported a Wonderful t > ip. ? _ _ 1 , St CHAPMAN (iKOVK NKWS - The Chapman f I rove h A. .. . in|* on nicely under th" e;';i ' ; .p. ' The Chapman drove* .P.aVi-.et boys.played Fountain Inn bo;, ?t. : -.J*" community Field's day at. l -School. -["he scdi'es wen* 7-1 1 in !-rr?" vor of Chapman drrrr.T, ?- . On J uesdny,- a 1'tern<nt'T .VI> Miss/Vivian Branch the Home Keep,. omfc teacher win: .lu .-ti - s i.. ?,:,> mothers 'and fatlu t>-bap^ne*. -po." ed* by. her in their- honor. The-. hm: v was'beautifully dec<>iat<d in .-p.,: floWefs. Thei.e we: e tins: y eight t guests *pre*-< nt. The following-program was i\ ndered: 1. Welcome Addres.-,- II. II. I'nnh 2.^Selection?boys quartc !; .VP*,hi.., fllotheTJS?Mrs. B. p. Col.l?. c .Sv,i.*y Deep Rivet?Jennie Shaw. ">. Ad7 flress, t he Y'oitth ntJ Tnniorrov. ph.. C. C. Stewart <?. RemarUs i<y pa?' rents and hostess. After playing ga;7><h "ITie? ymTr c hostess assisted by the 10th >u d Ip grades served a delicious < a.m. salad, saltines, punch and calm. After this enjoyable "lite" many I guests expressed their ' app-te'eiation | for providing entertainment for this * enjoyable occasion. r ?? 7* 1? ? KNdWIiI.lv COLLEGE NEWS '? SKKV.ICE |1 ? . j N. Barr .Miller, Director " tn^l'hnll Continued As A Sport. At "1 l\mi\hille College Kni?\vil!e, " A-iiii., March 27?Bat- , iii pim'ticc. base running pitching lfr>?i'"?7ttcili|iu -'II 1 11 > lll.IlT [if tilO ? lay >'U t ho" Kup.wfllo College athletic * icM ;is Atiilct;c Director Wallace U.1 J' aw oiiis' begins' to builtl~his baseball C'il lit. . *I reparations arc being made for i .-'tort .-vhvtlule villi little traveling. tml'- many colleges have dropped it -J rnrii;c1\r,"hui hnsebalHs-ono of the tra- !11iimis al Knoxville and interest here j " 'riu"TT7?$ir"i1iTu1i " "'" " X Kiiowille has had some good base- ' tall Ualns .w ithin recent, years, too* ind.- several men have followed the a :anio into-t'lie semi-pro field after. L5a.-e.bail i- fading; as a college, sport * av ifig K. (' . . | Spring Sports "Af Knoxville 'Tiitee' ten-iiy njurts are- under eon - na tion on the Knexville campus, tp i.upph moid those already in use. A large number of students spend many ' t plea-ant evening and morning on * t?he . i o.urts as spring-like weather * . o i1; t ;.. . * r IT! < o"Xio beginning to train for ' uu'i. jm?Luiek.. ceiUests, white basehalfLX . ail's'many. ' ' 1 x ail students luive* .Some part ' _??! : uiii ui' -the lilusjcal mill- 1 . ?.ie]';irttitcnt. -4 I \ m-V pastime which may eliyago J the auttilu'ii- ui' "many is rolle.iv sR'at- . I iir tije .^yiniia.-.ium. *.. J.MAN ( < ?l.l.l (.i; M KSKUY i ST IKKII. OlTliUS SI MMUK m iicni..sn i?i:\rs oitok1 ? Vi i ^ iOK OUSIiKV'ATlON ] V. :,t a ;he Atlanta I'niversity-Moro i-Spianian Summer School, with .\ >lailji'a . St liiHtl' <>f Sociaj Work a,. ' a'.- !, open- Saturday. 'It"1*-' : t:. \i.! 1 limiTTt Spelin/in C'ulleye . a w oil organized nursery school : ?.v i ihciti l'or ol)servati-o.iii_ajul intiivf ntirsyry school move- ' i o n; is onv of recent origin, ami the ?'f schools fur the ?ojrro pie-.-ehool aye is among the. 1 iin'iit developments. T\\? ex- 1 .">:.,cn '.'a 1 s.*lie>>ls of'this latest sort ' r?-?. i. i1 a ,i?!*-> have?I 'eeli. stalled 1 , yr;ir.-, hy private in | W asiiinyton. Di 1 At -uny-idci aHe project in the* lio?ifc-"f N'eer.o mut'seiy school ed-' j ... yriathtvas Ittun hotl at { ui u ;\ove?invr U, :NVv' Hearing the close. of the ! i y< ,ir "i ii['i i a\i<ill. the -school .. the ti'.y one in' its kind in J i ,u;.t i y;-iind interest in its pro- ' , :.i .t has neen shown not only . Ly i iu- Spelinan community, Init also I?y : i i aei'.ei ai i oldie..of the C.i.ty of Alia:,'.ii. hy I'di'n atot s throughout the ' S ulk,'and !>y visitors l'rdm various, parts of the I'tiited Stalls and from : ' .. oanti ies. i ; e N.'.if. i.v Seiiool i.s_ headed l?y.1 Sti iy-aria- Ihed. l?i rector, who has _ to Si" in.an especially well \ '.jippVd through her study of child- 1 the l.ntVe'rsity' of ('irkdnnati'-; >nir iter, .vauai'de experience. a>su.l)i-'' Ntyi o Work-i-n Child Care a: d :'h;\:it, l-.>:u> ation. I niversity'of ? . I. iiie iinati. Ohio, l'.tJP-.'lU. h ir: l,' :;:te lion with- the summer res. as i.-s Weed "will g' i \>*-adftTtmee in i iv-v.d- p-iiiitt. *1. Ids course is ; i . p! tae development of child- ; i ti from -two to . live years of age ' i ' - -ovvtinifci-d to^show. the relation *i ej v. en the physical, mental, emu- ! . - i lai t'.evv lopmunC. of i ; l? : 1 . ?I?: >?Uii? 1? 1 vi.iiu inc. niir wunt ?o l. .k ii e course v -rau'il with I he aciivi"" A'.ii-.-iTV School. ^ diss IIcctl anil her stall will l?e on i. : : t-ii.i* itie" dimmer session to ' delinite problems dt then* schools. 1. . . teachers were invited lb (i)m.t' to rh~oTttioct or's otHco for a . oillVi'tTH'tU .oft* problems-', which dealt : h<" -voiina' .I'hild who is' sent to .wxlLi Liie ?luraitr?children ho? <a... e hie. parents have to work all 1 day. ' \Viih tile assistance of the 1)i- 1 i(.: 'or. a ; inn .was worked out. l'or i H iipidii; a a.all ' space for those ' i ih.'drcn wnere ih.e\ niiti'ht ]?lay aiuT~ Ihc.e thlil- nap*; and l>>r providhijr do n>?a?win U'Simie warm?fu-neh.?kt?' co-sneWTnif with fH.c~fttrrnl -dhoo! Ir- ' . l; > ,t rcy t he- 1) tree tor nf the Nursery School talked, about "Simple Things'5 ; :.;?t day he hone for Better 1)e-. Yilopmcnl' of Children in Rural'' .-'i !.;<"d?ht-sv similar way,- teachers : a'-.'I'liny the si i miner session this < i.:.!ih'r -\uil._ linu at tlTe 'Nursery :i-1, a . l in eonfercnce. tvilh Miss Id 'id. '.p; 1 m'.rn:ries for gaining vain-. ,;y ie information which will help | toei: in- j nee mi}? particular problems at- tic .V i i- lioolrf. 1 ? -? ; ? (ROM ;i: (OINTY TRAIN INC , senone i t he u *vin v. as "Thi* 15arn Social, " jriv<>m i t' tin rut-tandinjr features .of 1 n ir, the nuiitiurium Tuesdayevening ' 1>> "tlie . 'tatelv [juniors. The evening 1 w as <. !-.joyed l.y all. ' We have just the seventh month' i in;-rks ' show that students are f vtl. .- U.aiyiiiii e\en if we do have a -]e let:- (Joy now attd then, x. Si tal of oiff." teachers are now . j ?tiina tiu attend .tlut_? T :r?' tTerVi A itn1 to he held in < ' " 11 ;-r "? *- ~t Several el.i,-ses enjoyed pleasant { la*' i I cliiataed .in "ciSiS hunts" hridjiy t mim! XItiiulitu ? ... 1 * I ' Wo ;it:o triad t<? welcome a few of our students in school atrain after a ^ |Vv/ weeks of illness.: >. The elodntr exercises-for the adult t 1 V'.dJ he hold in the auditorium Ti , day eveningMarch 29, 1932. f THE PXLMEll . r . . xt" iOOKKR WASHINGTON HEIGHTS ?* - J 'o our many Friends: Wo will be 'glad to have you come ut to a special service on the second iiinday evening at 4 o'clock J*t the 'leaves Chapel C. M. E. Church, 'he Rev. Dr. Norrjs, pastor' of St. ohn 'Baptist Church will be in charge f the service, llis members are alio iiiviteil?to attend. Tlte sermon vill also h<_? delivered by Dr. Norris. %umu. one, come an. Stop! Listen! Read! Yon are cordially invited to atend the evening service, on the second Sunday evening, at 8 o'clock at ."leaves Chapel C. M. E. Church. A 1 eeial sermon will" lie given by th.e iev. R. D. Miles, assistant pastor >f Trinity C. M. E. Church. Subject Wings, Fly, Rest." Come one and ill and enjoy the. speaker .of the evining. Rev. A. O. Beachom, Pastor Cleaves Chapel C. M. E. Church NINETY-SIX CIRCUIT" Our second quarterly conference icld at Pine Grove Church showed dgns of improvements. The reports showed that .we had raised for the piarter for all purposes $82.00 The eeture hy the-P. E., Dr. P. M. Gary ,>u> very inspiring. - - -J- On Sunday the P. E. seemed to )o at his best. The spirit was with js._ The I*. K. is the right man in rtrp right place. We stopped with Mr. ,and Mrs. Jones, who spared no iiains in making Tt ptPasanf for ns. New life is visible in. the several boards, ' | . u .->aiurday^nurhtr Club No. 3 had i box. entertainment.' . ' .. . On the second Sunday -night, Club S'otl 2. is having a program, Bro. [toss is manager. 1 . The Stewardess Board and the Missionary Society pledge to begin a lew to work. -- r.?" ^ IRMO NEWS ?Kusut Siniitny""was very pleasant md the church-goers were seen going to and fro. Spring was twell represented when the ladies all turn ?d out in their dainty Sunday costume Faster -Sunday wpis observed at Voting's Chapel A. M. F.. Church ivith a spleildid group ' of Christian ivorkers. The pastor, Rev. J. A. [iambic preached a wonderful ser non linth?morning and evening. The A. C.*"*E. League is sii-11 in Miii'liii..- spirit wiih Mis* Kloise It. Boozer as president. Club I\XC 1 .of Macedonia Buplis'l r'4> > iveh-of~?wivudi?M is* Thoma.sana Boozer is captain gave an entertainment for tin.' Ivenelit of the church. Due to the' economic depression the proceeds we're 5 very good and turned jver to the1 treasurer. I he Deacon Board of Macedonia Baptist Church visited Mrs. Idella M. Boozer last Sunday and gave her communion. Mrs. Boozer has been ill for sometime but she is on tthe road to recovery. Miss Thomascna (Boozer spent Eas ler Monday in Chapin visiting friends Mr. and Mrs, Xesbitt McElwec 'and Miss Odelt Guodc and brother,?Geo. of Gastonia, N. C., spent Easter Sun day here visiting friends and their cousin and brother, Kir. James *H. lh>tnle of -Harbison Institute. Miss Vennc'lle E. Lorick a teacher of V-oorhees School spent Easter Sunday at homo with her parents. Accompanying, her were Misses C. -vf . 7.T I'.VI- ... /v . * .>i .viuri )v lmikt v, arier, i atnerine R.> Booker, members of the Vouchees S eh not facirityv ? Misses Thomasena and Eloise Booz or, .Messrs Pep Boozer and George frapp, Mioses Maggie and Rosa Lee Jones, spent last Wednesday evening at the State Sanitorii):ni. in State I'arW vwit ing 'M iss Reba .tones, Thev i^ got t ing along nicely. ' m : BATESBL'RG NEWS We regret very much that Miss .Mamie M. Barr is at home real sick iji bed. Miss iBarr is one of our wide awake young ladies and is a great asset to the church and town. We wish for her a speedy recovery. She lias also i?eeu a teacher in the St. Alban Training School for .your years The' Juvenile ^Mirisionary Society ifliiitL.its oisual meeting at the Iwme t.f Little Misses Jimmie Lift? and Maud Wigfnlll \Veilno<ilr> y nftevrinnn. A splendid program was rendered by members of the club. Among the visitors were Mesdames Nancy Wise nil* Rowe. Cleo Perrv. Mariorie Per iv. .Miss M. Perry, sang-a beautiful ?i?l anri?M is ye*?Howe and (.'leo.Purry made very interesting remarks. The m-vt meriting will >n> lu.lil iiljlho hnnifl of the "Mother' Pres., Miss Sophia Coleman. * Pres. Miss Ellen Hartley, vir?-pres Went, Miss Slona Bouknight, secretary. Miss Louise Ramey. Messrs John Adams,: amf Frank Jones of Columbia, S. 0., were dinner guests atrthe home of-M-isrr-EulaF Artemus Sunday afternoon. Mr. Carl Counts from Columbia"; tvas- the guest of Miss Alene Byrti Sunday afternoon. CARLISLE NEWS Sunday was a high day in Carlisle. At 4:JO the Easter pageant tvas presented.* The Friday Afterioon when Christ was. Crucified, iuite a number were present to wities> the scene and wajr enjoyed by Miss A. Johnson mother author. Mmday morning at 5 o'clock the pas or and members of Mt. Eden is puting forth every effort this year to ?taka the work a success..?1 Rev. McBrido'has been ill for 10 lays but wag able Sunday morning o be at his post of duty. As a servant of the Most High God, he is he right man in the right place. We are glad to see Mr. Mike Daw:ins up again after being sovery ill or some time. * . . * ' -V .>. s PO LEADER *=; ? ? BENNETTSVILLE NEWS The Windy month of March is gone we have had some severe cold wea- c ther iW our section.' The measels ( among oud children especially the .> school c.hildren have heen very seri-.'i jous, the past two or three weeks. 1 We pray and trust the little Ones ' ] i will soon he over and return to their'] , school work. ^ *?^ -j Deacon?Bolton?Green?was , found i jdead in his homo Monday P. M. ire!.' I was a life long 'member of Shiloh < Baptist Church. Sunday A. M. the I pastor held a brief Memorial service , with quite a large number present.-1 I The following deacons spoke on thy J life of Deacon Green: C. Reese, Chair *, man; C. R. Reese, sung one of hTs^~| favorite hymns: There is rest?for I, the wvoary; Deacon Bostard, J. S.J j Reese, H. G. Grace, K. D. Reese, and! R. McColluni also Mr. Arthur McSollum, chairman of the Trustee Board . | Steal Away to Jesus was sung. Re\^ \ j Wright -spoke vipry briefly^ l>tJ the ] i death of Christ that we would i-ejil ize that we must sleep in death. -At- |.j ter this service the Lord's Supper was administered* and fciany' souls-., were fed . in this service. I 'At 4 F. M. the children wore on , time to celebrate Easter. Misses j Reese, Grace and many others cer- , -J, tainly know how to decorate a stagy for Easter. The programs at ~ 4 1'. M, and 7 P. M. were very good. We are inviting the entire pufrljc on the . 15th of April Ttt> wrtnrss^thris excellent drama in three acts,-entitle The Eves of I.ovp-i . . ' Directed by Mrs. A. J. Wright' and ! - -Mis?s M. Curry, Admission . .15-25e. ' Tickets on jsale now.. ' . | | Mr. Robert -Moses was funeraltzwl at St. Paul Baptist Friday evening. . Father of Miv.and Mrs. M. MyLeod. ; ) The drama rendered Monday evening at the High School by Miss A. : ' Tu ige?was?very,?good. | A large number of our teachers. I will attend the Teachers' Association- < iir Columbia this week, j We had quite a?los^ in our. city i es- owned by . Mr. C. D. McOolluin. j one by Deacn It. McColluin, one by-; Mrs. Rogers," six homes with barns i and chicken houses were destroyed ! i... c...? *v... ......-i-.. vn were completely destroyed. Miss Mary Brody, Miss Marlean i David and Mrs. Mary Sanders are still on the sick list. I The members and l'riends are busy arranging to entertain the stale, con i veiition which convenes in May. Only? ?a Tew htot'e weeks and the?hundred? ?delegates will be riding. to the'.-big ..and everyway a w a its you. The city shall be open to you. We hope to make this convention one of the best in its history. We a re ready to.'wel j come you, not by the hundreds but by i , the thousands. Come and enjoy a h?ippy' stay with us for one week, .! f SELLERS NEWS Sunday was a high day at all the churches. The Sunday Schools wc-ie-; well attended. , The?11 :30?service war, upliftinnv-1 fAt 3:0{) the K. of P. and Courts of Calanthe celebrated their Thanksgiving anniversary at Glenn Chapel M. j-E.( Church. The annual sermon was preached by Rev. W. C. McCoy, par- i tor of Sellers Chapel Baptist Church. ,1 All churches held their Easter ex-' , ercises Sunday night. . i ! ' The faculty Of the Sellers. Junior Hi was highly entertained on Thurs- ; day evening the l?Tth with Mrs. Mag: gie McCIellan as hostess, i-. On Monday "night, the 21st two. one-act plays were presented at the , Sellers' Junior High, namely: Educating Mary and Scheming Mothers. Much credit is-due to those who took a part, 'ihe play was one of the best ever 'presented "ai the Sellers j Junior High. * L Miss Helen Gary of Florence play' and (sang with ^Marguerite l'orter : I Miss Gertrude Porter, a student of j Wilson High,also witnessed the plays I' Miss Dorothy Mae Hunt, spent Saturday in Dillon with Miss Lueile Nicholas. I The district gathering meeting was held at IBaltimore A. M. K. church . Thursday night. Rpv. T. J. Ransom preached an inspirational sermon with a much ( [spiritual force. j Mrs. A. Hawkins left Saturday for \ iher home, Newberry, S. C., ater he-j ' ing on the sick list -ftrr?10 days-at I the home of her parents Rev. and r Mrs. J. M. Hawkins;? j! The Missionary Society met at the . home ot Mrs. sallie A. Tucker on last | Friday. Members-reported having unsuccessful meeting. YV'e are trying to build the ladder with whTdh to rise. J The members and friends; .of Mt. ' Eden and Jeter ChappcHc church were gjad to look into our most hun-. orable presiding elder's face, Rev. E. Philip Ellis and wefe glad to see . that he was able to be at ibc Easter i eicoreiiiO.?after? under the care j~of~ th^-doetois?We -hope__Dxu Kllii_ _ will soon get' well again. Itev. Mrs. W. R. Bowman; of Columbia delivered a stirring address, to the members of Jeter Chapel on Sunday. Also' Mr. Berry Curington. Mrs. Bowman is putting things over at Jeter's. Rev. Bowman preached a heart stirring sermon from, the subject What Think J'e of Christ. Everybody both' saints and sinners were made happy. The Easter rxTircrses wortr carried out at Mt. Eden Sunda.4. night. Miss Julia Gallman is on the sick list. She regrets very much having to miss sehool. We are...hoping she will soon recover. Monday night an entertainment was given by the members of the Missionary Society of Mt. Eden also an Egg cracking. Mr. James A. Hill of Charlotte, N. j C., was in town visiting relatives. J t* r . .? ()Kan<;i:iu u'(i m:\vs On March 'J'! The Ministers' Wiv- | s Allian met at the homo of Mrs. 0\ llntuiuiu ay. After the huiiiu'-s part i.| tlu- meetiifjr \vas tin- s| <h; d tlu- I'vt :-r ! ;?{s.. i'a.m- turn- N I'd the "li't'tin-i' o\( r to Mrs.. Daviso ? it. ' aylor. whoenhtiu.iod an approte prop rath.'.. it \vaj*-rro"*%eepm>5 1 vV r !\ 1 lie m-;i ?n7 Sohad l'?1!i<!! iili' ^ M ? .,?M .C '"^ii'ir ' ' ?liu-a < i?Knit h iJ I'll1-A1H:11ict' Uien satm- "Old Killed 1' Cross." led 1)\ Mis. Pace. The Ai- O liauce then listened to a poem "What l.oes . Master Mean to you?" hy'Mrs. Hen.niinuway. ^ Mjs. Taylor addressed lis at length 11 >n _Ka i v I -h that lii'/i e epuld a have heard her, the addict's was filled 1 with louie. ' thought ami ehoieo die- 11 tion. , 11 The Alliance .U h.otiud to su.cOed n under .the wise, leadership ^f the A sweetly disposed Mrs. l'ujre. We liave J1 the* re itiirimeat s iij ulie personals of 1 the Alliance "to* imlic it_ sueeoeif;"l namely, the praylTH' Mif. Friday; J Lho tliiuiehtfiil 3'rs. 3 k'tjplum;* the uuiUipj: ?>!i>\ Illas-higame.; '.the elo- 'J ;jUcnt Mi.-. Taylor; the-lovable Mrs. 1 Ilayne.-; the" "StnuViinizirvg M i liii'nnd a h>t of others wit -.are good .. mixers. We seat fruits and Faster wee-tings- to 'the following siek pcrm?iU Mrs, flatter, 4JtM'k'kty St.; Afr^ Moder. liuntoij Street: 31 r. Thomas DunteiV Street: 'Mr. Williams. Trend- jj well Street; Mrs. Will-anson. -State n f'olleg'e; ivT'e TiTeiTt ^ Hfaiulol ph ^ihtf > Mrs7~T'lark -of Claflm College."?= Y WILLIAMS CIlAriiL nil Ht'II n Oul?pnstoi?p?ea',h.eil twii soul slip?^ ring sermons- Sunday morning. at ."> *' ami 11 o'clock. A. splendid ciuigrcga ~! lion witnessed the Wonderful 'message, u The Sunday School mel :i1 . the us- 7" ttal hour. The lv-ss< ii was fully dis-. i-ussed hy the' various (-.lassos. The Supt.. -reviewed the lesson and the Jattendance was 'very g I. ?At. TSunday e\'? king tin-'Sun- }" day School rendered an excellent s program in com'iticnnnation of Fas- * ' lev. ' "*? 11 On a."taunt of the Faster program 1 the League v.'as short hut vi*ry- good tl It was. conducted kv Miss (iiissie 3fy-.? crs and .31 f. lK'ie. v The' Junior .Missionary held its we d\lv iv.octr ' a: ll>e i ..mo. -nJl AIi<s lean e f avid. Alter the hiioiness ' part (if th? nu'etinir ,v. a.- over Mi do--:licimts repast of |'",-hIh< and catuw Vrrr*?m1 ; < i. !? Williams .( hnivl ley another faith I'ul imvml.or, im,iUu(- pcr.-on of. M is,' (lamim, ral|imi utc' <Itv?1 ivrimiy. 1 llrother .Mai .oil Walker-.is st-dl <>ti the j'irk list.. I CAMlliA N iiWS t I M.rs. 11x::V. 0>i>i or"Twte..y to lovely l?i idui' Marty. Mrs, Uiith ('(:opctVT>ntoi"taincd with ' V siv ta'n!e< .<irrbrf" ^TT FFr- home on *" Clyliui a Street i:i n'a'l-t. Tito livjim" tcoin on'- her.'.:' -fully derorat- * oil with ye'lrw ^oii'v-t's a:..l white liar I M.' II.-.. 1 .If I > '.l:'.* 1"1' r .1 .( o' I' .SClll'tlll' H of yellow" ami while. The * Ma: tor- v <U'Coratio,i was hvaarfuily oa'rvod? out in placo . a'fis. ta'ly raids ami favo.i-.;, Arte' _il , ?:t.*l jo lis .salad 1 course with n eat ; ami c:il;e was ser }} veil, four '. roari ,;-i?'ivs of 1 t"i<! ? .? was 15 played. Tito top score a lovely hou- 1 doir. lamp was' won lv\ Mr--. .Had.h* ; Thomas; low score, a pardon tool s it by Mrs. Mary lichen ami emtso- n lation a tie. by Miss- Malde- Kit'/dish. Those plityinp were: Mism-s Mable Klipl'sli. .1 iir.inie f>;! Me, Addle amj ' Julia "I i>i.e. :. I'.v. lyii I ^ Ja il and Willi lis 1- ' ita eip!on.__ . Mrs. Sadie 1 Tli imas. fieri : iuU' |i!rcvartT7 Norma ' Reed, Willie "IMKartlin Collins f> LUillii-1a_ {1 ah jlill ^_M 1A !! (ceil (Iambic, Mnrnarei Pickett, Doro- r lliy Si'otl. -<> 1" IMiilniieiphia* I'll.: 1 >'r?> lliy l.evy,, Willie Weli'ieM, Washinjr-.'a Lch, D. lltvs'e -Dibble. Ap.irie . Thompson, Amelia C?ni-nl?!?*, .!< s -phine MeCiii t hml Amanda- - XLiiL,li_..t>f_ Sliecpshcad Ibiy,_ N. V. ^ ThTMiostc.-s was a : i by? Mrs. Ar.tii" Thompson. llnth. niiuie charm J' inn' hostesses.' [toivti ('.ifil at lit-, home lit re )' Saturday ninhb . 1 Mr. Jinunie Dibble (lied in St. T unis s' lav. . ^ Mrs. Mnttie Davis and Mrs. (Ira -e it bv tire last week, neither eai* was o in u', i d. i' n \ Mill. CKl-ii'iK. SCIIDOI. (i.OIiINC; ^ Key W. <i. Wwelis . iak Wife ill'leaei.ei>>f AFTT1 < ivA Selieol iTT ^ Lykesland,' have secured two acres . a ol' land I'm' a Roscn'.v'old School, ol which the iruVtecs have -im'i'occt to ^ build til. jii " __ Ol The trustees. h.;ve '/"tiMiiii) fiv.* hu'ndrt d dol'ars which will he* forth tl coiniiin when ready to build. The ty'rni ImeT. heen exteude '. They' also yi Tnrvr pui'i'lias- >1 a piano. ?The S<d M.di d Ae'il 'v?c; The?public?is?cordially?in^ iteil?4-u? ( ?** - ?? ill ti wilUl t i':f' < )<?.- i I A*. J\i The 1"irst n'itfhl. will be ii ujicrrit- j tor ontiiJV'(1"4"Th<' tv iV'-.hm." ci wnwco <*>o csouoo CK?CM:> <yGC*&0a&&& \ A MESSAGE OF 1 ? , WK' a Je.ulb in* udes your . family Tm rfi : r7^" to \ ' o timn rh;? far ANi IttiNhVOLKN'T ASSOC! AT J , i .n '<> -Ui/f lq?w?. to pj I . ;?oTl'.-y vvvi'?>!i j i.' fore, ' onj'ht pen iii :;i. ___ , hR Mutual Relief & t t> voT NnRi.or rTTONrrrmr ~~~ . . * ,* 1' Saturday, April 2nd, 1932 i CITIES WILL CELEBRATE BOOKER X- WASHINGTON DAY New York, March 31?A. L. Holsey cretary of the National Negro Buness League, announced from the ew York .otlice, 145 W. 41st Street, lat twenty-live cities have signified voir intention of celebrating 'liooker Washington Day on Sunday, April' ?Amnng thp ?'itips planning a eel jration are New York, Philadelphia . ~ mc Blutl, Ark., Uuttalo, N. Y.; Balmore, Charleston, W. Ya., Denmark, , . (' and Niagara Falls. N. Y. A suggested program sent out from ie New York office gives, nine foa- ires, including the Negro National lithem, invocation, statement of urposo oTTtrc-etirtgrby presiding of cdr, history of National Negro Busiess League, Negro Progress in Busi ess, stfluiment prepared by James ., Jackson of Department of Comicrce, extracts of address of Booker . \\ ashiligton delivejlgcl at annual eague convention, "We Hire Climbin' acoti s Ladder'"',, one of Dr. Wash-. lgton's favorite spirituals, and adress on Life and Servitjp Of Booker . AN ashington. * " l/KLtiV VISITS C. M. A. IN MON i COM EK Y, A LAB AM A Montgoii<t.?r\i, Ala., .March 31?C. luiijamin Curtoy, vice president and l cilarge of .store operations of the ilitional C. M. A. Stores";-fn:.t of New ork. City, 'spent last Thursday as ucst of the ALnntifomcry?CT^iA. tores, ol' wfrudi there are twelve in umber. -Vfcr. Curley was taKen ?n a jur ol" the stores by H. C. Ball and r. C> Brown in the morning: and in?~ * ie afternoon he addressed the City (.deration of Women's Clubs, out of hieh meeting will come an organi at ion of a brunch of the Housewives' : At the close ,of the meeting Mr. urley, accompanied by T. M. Campell of the U. S. Department of-Aglu "il IliVi ;i?| rrmt nr nrl to Tuskegee 1?1titule where on Friday he addressed lie classs in Economies, and also conL-rred with Dr. R. R. Mototi, prinipal of- Tuskegoe and president of -j lie National Negro Business League, 11 matters relating to the larger di> elopiiiont of C. M. A. rilFVLKR IN THE APRIL MER?t'TRV SNALV/FS NECPD ? ?CHIRCH The Anierienii Merypry magazine M" '1 " st-ipnt die study f the Negro, church written by Geo. Schuyler, author laud editor of \'iU:uiiai News, the rdce'-s newest \Ceekly ndwspapor. The article is itluil "Black America' Begins to iouht." " " . Mr, Schuyler's thesis is that the ?'egro church in the United states c definitely on 'the decline, after a entury and a half of growth and adorship. lie declares that the Norm is 0 slowly t'urntng away- from hristianity. This he attributes in art to the Negro's )>e.ing "Amid the icissitudes of the. Machine Age and he boatings of Caucasia," Mr. S huyler gives intelligent leatmen'l to the questions of rural nd urban ^religious life, Ministeril philattdc-rings and pecculations as otent factors in the decline of the Cegro chuiCh as 'far a^f-member hip,, finance and intelligence in the linistry go. (Quotations bearing out Mr. Schuyiic's Contention are given from Kel> -Miller, Algenon Jackson of the . V. A. 1'.. t arter Wootfson, Theophilus .ewis, of-the Amsterdam News; and io:n editorials- in the Pittsburgh - " ? ourier, The, Cincinnati Union, The i,iin?- Mlenite ^and the Baltimore l I ro-American. 111 ' JONESVILLE NEWS Sunday March 21), .we had a very fi'ge attendance at Sunday School nd?;v -good . lessoii_whieh was- en- . >ycd by all. . ^ Miss I*. Logon entertained at her nine ;tu. Easter dinner Sunday evning. 'Her town guests were Mists Rosa Long, Mamie L. GafTney, lulah Means, Prof. J. R. Ezell and Irs. Agnes Poster. The output towTI nests we're Mr. Crawford, GalTney .rtlnir and-Miss Wilkins of Cowpen. . 11 enjoyed the dinner very?much ?liat was served hy Miss Raphley. ve were "very mue-h grieved over iss oL Mr.? Allen Foster's home, hich wa^i destroyed by Jire caused ?: lifrHi.niiiy nn Sunday1 night. - Miss Reatha Stripling is home mm Philadelphia visiting relatives <lid friends. Miss 'Bulah B. Means spent the 'left end in JonesviHe and visited U- Krister School while here. Rev. J. II. Fernanders is still on le sick list and Mrs. Vifgie Thomp on. We hope for them a speedy L'covery. On Friday night .the school closing " -' i"" Mrs M pyrjo I,, Collins nd Miss Bulah Meaua-was a success nd was very much enjoyed hy all. Miss Bennie B. Means, is recovl ing nicely after an .operation. LOiNSOLATlOIS ? i" ranks, what a message of con i t that TUB MUTUAL RKl.IKF?j ION <s under contract and you i iy you promptly your insurance ] puaded you to take out covering i ;nev'lent Ass. of S. C. >D, flen. Manaeer. I NJ 1501V, T \ YT.OR STREET y"ti*KH3O*30Cft3ACft3OCfiCf^^