The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, April 23, 1932, Page Page 6, Image 6
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BENNE'i'TSV1LLK NKWS
We were blessed in our section la. t
week with 'plenty of Spring showers.
The gardens are1 looking nicely hv
many?respect.
The funeral service of .Mr. Frank
?Mon 1 yn was^ly^! Tuesday alternoon
at Evans Chapel A. M. E. Z. Ciuirch
Rev. Cox. Pastor.
Mrs. Essie Monlyn his wife. Mr. S.
: Croni, Mrs. Janie l?avis, I "rot. .tosepn
.. JMonlyn and Mr^_lLc-EHube arrivtaL
home from N. Y. City, Pennsylvania
..and Washington to attend th.? last
' rites of Mr. Monlyn. A large number
of relatives and fj tends at.ended the
f-'Oeral of Mr. Frank Reverent, Drake
Jackson, Washington and lluntet as" ** *
sistjcd with the service. Solo by
Prof. J\ II. W. .Morris,-Mrs. M.
Wright at the organ. Solo by Mis.'
Lucile McLeod, Miss Dariha Keesy at
the organ. The Masonic lodge No.
16 took charge of the body. J. 11. AY.
Morris,. Undertaker.
Mrs. Gladys Shields left Saturday
* o f'f f ai? ^? I /111 ?i t t . , ct M > lit
were held oaeh night -at Bruce Tabernacle
A. II, K. /ion Tj'Jturch during
the past week. The services \vei\.
conducted by Rev. .1. *R. Slake \vh<
gave us a wonderful gospeh" mos-ji*.
each night;?Hi- sei 11n.i'i- Uc)v hot!.
instructive- and uplifting and tin
church was beneliud ,-pii itU7dly ";~i. I
~;_financially.
Sunday School was well aiVink-d
"" " V-rtfim?fyr- I,,......
by the S.upt. .Mr. "J. ('. Byrd. lie
stresse 1 the importance of obeying
atnl having faith in find.
Immediately after Sunday School
Row Blake- again" amended-t+te rn!^trum
and in his usual way pleached
the crowning sermon of the meeting.
Many souls Were made to rejoice.
h. A donation was given Rev. Make
by the members and friends. The donation
was presented bv .Mr. R..K.
Wallace. .
? :_Mrs. I a iT GTc nM - W i g g i 11< who was
visiting her sister .Mrs. Christine
Glenn-Wallace ha- gone to ri-ii m..
parents -.Mr and Mrs. J. U, Glenn a*
SedaTia before rcturnine" to hoc
at Spartanburg.
Mr. and Mrs.-J. C. Byrd an 1 fynliiy
Were overjoyed at having their son
and brother "Mr. Otis Wallace of
I.OUKHAUT NKWS ^ I
1 have noticed for sinetime that
tlit' clored pe6ple of Union county arc
^ismi? .colored undertakers, antf tha'
is as it should be. It has been .several
years since I, saw a white undertaker
with a colored body. What is
the use to.go to the expense, time and
j trouble to prepare our sons and
daughters to serve us and then not
1 thorn ?How nmg.li hotter it would |be
ful' us it' we wuuld learn tu spend Tfrii'
money-WltThv li would coihe back
to us and'make jobs for our people
and by so doing help ourselves. I
would be glad to see the day when
our group will not only know it is
their duty, but actually give proper
support to our lawyers, doctors, dentists,
merchants, insurance companies
newspapers, and all other lines of
business. Then 'we will be a group
in the right sense. Not that I love
the other man less, but I love my
group' more.
Prof, and Mrs. W'v^M. Bogan re.
met very much that tthev could ,r.ni
uteopi- t.hu kind invitatioi* of Air, and
Mis. Nathan Giles to a birthday dinner,
in honor of their children, Frari es
and Nathan, Jr.. and thank them
so much for sending a nice lunch, rid
withstan ing. they could not be present.
Mrs. Giles is a good cook, nice
house-keeper, and knows how to make '
it jdeavant for any one 7
Mr. John Scott, an old and rejected
citizen of this place,, after a
long illne-s died Sunday, lie was a. :
l'ard working man and had striven
hard to educate ad of his children,
fle said that'hnrhad made peace witlr
Go! and was just waiting to be called
home, lie leaves a wife, three
daughters and five sons. Mr. I. p..
McKissick and Son of Union are the
indertakers and the funeral sermon
preached by Rev. \V, ft. Xorflette.
The Bible Clas.? of the Lockhart
Baptist church is a live wire in the
church, 'with Mrs. Hattie B. Kelley,
president, Mrs. Carrimie Thompson,
.ice pres., Mrs.- Ella Goforth, sec.:
Miss /.cipher Thompson assistant sec.
md Mr. Richard^ Kelley, treasurer.
Mrs. Kelley presides with ease and
- iirnitv- while- Miss?Go forth takes a
Ime minute.
Mr.'And Mrs. Fred Blackwell, Mr.
I.ornie William* ji?d Mr?Farr of- Union
motored down and spent Sun- ?
"iTTy aTternoonjvith Mrs. Lillian J..
Bogan. who was delighted to have
ihem and hope they enjoyed it wel.
permit. .
Mrs. Pauline Glenn aiid Miss Elizabeth
Scott, formerly of this place, but now'of
New York City are here on
; lie account of the death ol .
: her J Mm Scott. They "lire" the pic
141 v 1M IIVill4.ll UIIU IIK'II 111 il 11 \ Ult'UU^
in"' glad to sec them, yet sorry they
were called home an such sad; occa
ioti. ' " '
Miss Kti'ie Hughes delights to corny
down and read the "Leader." We
.wonder why she. like many others
here, does not subscribe for -t+rr
."Leader." .Miss Hughes is an intelligent
young lady and we hope she
will sd;>|i give, tis her subscription foi
ihe "Leader," and also tind a good
"hubby."
The. liapt ist <d' South Carolina will'
assemble" soon in Hartsville, a great
gathering of men for religious purposes.
Hpt I fear the work will be
.hindered koine by some who will be
- 't here?to t-eek?t-he ^TTtt'ice.'urnd-TTT elr
vate-themselves. This should not. be
ctethren. Let .the -.office seek the
= man?ami all?^will uamk?together for .
i hi' glory of God-.
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lilvAl FORT COl'NTY
TRAINING SCHOOL
Prof. J( p. Binges and Prof.Wilk is
el t Iw.'State Cullege made u-busi?
:es t l ip here on Thursday last. BotlC
"Then were satisfactorily?impressed with
t'lie'' work carried "oh by Mr,
Shanklin. ?" * ?
Mrs. Kiley along witha few of out
tudc-hts attended the Woman's l)a\
olebralion ,hel(l at the Jerusalem MeFluid
ist Chun-h. JTeabrodk.-ST CL, our
hoys and girls.. rendered three seleeinrrs;
We also listened t(r an inter-""
stit.tr sermon preached by the Rev.
U, W,. Mel.umore.
On Sunday afternoon the principal
and members .of the faculty and a
few students motored to Beaufort
o witness the" exhibition Parachute
-utmpmg-at - ttu* Aviation field.
Mr. Shank!in, little Foch an 1 Miss
Su<ie- Wr.ijrht._a student here had o
-ur^.in the plane. -Mr. Nelson the T^s:.ehufo
Juniper is a cousfn "to Miss
'A eight. ?? The
Training School Base Ball
earn1 has been- reorganized and they
are hooking forward to. some success
in games .in the near future.
The principal and Mr. Shanklin
nade a business trip to Garntlf, S.
nil .Monday afternoon. Thev re- .
port a pleasant stay.
Our, bb.\;s and girls are entering
heartily into the spirit of "Be Kind to
\ninials" week. We note* a decided
illffeence in the treatment of the
ni alee and cows. ;? ?- NOTICE
All ox-service, men of the World
War who desire a full cash payment
of the Pullman Bonus Bill will plpase
sign petition at the following named
places: Dr. Ruff's Drug Store, Mrs.
Matilda Griffin's home and John W.
Matthews Shoe Repair Shop on
South Mam St..
This is sponsored by the M. ,M. 0.
S. J'ost ~\o. 4. James Woodbury,
Commander; J. W. Matthews, Post !
Adjutant.
?Fm*-good wholesome news read Tin f
Palmetto Leader. (
For Sanitary and healthful meals I j
.- -HHt?Smith's and Sartor's cafes. I r
' THE VALMET
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AN OPEN LETTER TO THE 1
IIXI n n .Alii?lUmm.K-"
Perhaps yotyhave noticed tlmt
Ventions ^'Hl soon bo in session. Perhaps
you -have heard of many aspiring
-to lead the conventions, if so toyou
I appeal and send this, letter. I
have bitterly opposed tije type of
leaders that charge of the men eonvolition
in tlu? ?\oof W?v*l i
.. ... ?..v uut i Ulll COllvinced
that they art1 doing their best
and peed merjL.syinputhy than critteispi,'Mnor^
'cooperannfi than voiced
disapproval. I want you to study the
program which has been arranged
for the Bennettsville .session: then
^ludy^ the- program arranged for llil7
Charleston session and make your own
conclussion. Since 1(J20, I have been
t'.oirg as Lincoln said, "i will prepare
myself and then my time will come."
The state is divided into several
groups, each will have its. inning on
election day and it is my hope a lid
appeal to you that w" .. as \y?done
when a. president was to lie
elected for Morris College, giya all
who .are in the race a chance "to he
voted on and-then all abide by the
results. If a man is elected from the
ranks ml can do the work, let him be
the. leader. In all the conventions
this year, I will be an observer, doing
my bit to give to the state a
different?typo of program to what
the past gave.
Whatever may be the issue in the
l*hrent body (tho* S01U0 Parents nin '
old and-impotent and must depend 55
their..children)- let us as young peofde?rtr^tlie
Sunday .School- and B. V.
P. 15. department think in t?rms ol
Tiges an not local settings. The time j
has come when there must be a com-'
oleto separation of methods and angles
of approach. President Gandy.
the big hoarte.', broad sou led, -vis?I
ioliaiy an.L thotfui Ts open for suggestions
and will hear your side aiul-.
will give all a chance to try out their
ideas, once be feels that they are'
the best. He is no lighter and has
been in Greenville for years and is
there not because - he -ris jx tighter
with u pugnacious ego, hostile supeiy
net and porcupinish personality, but
because he is a man who hive* and 1
treats enemies'with respect. He uses
thbse who can do the work, tho- they
opposed him for the office.
We?have set as our goal only $5,000 (
lor this year. Willi every part of
the whole working as they are now
"about to do" this will b_c. easy. I
am asking that every'chairman in every
county appoint under you '20
secretaries and ask each one Mo re-,
t>bV( lo you ohe dollar on the drive,
every school and union give what they
can on the drive from $2750 to $25.00
we will more than raise our $25,000
a< a. whole and upper South Carolina
will more than raise her share. We
have the machinery and the men to
put over this drive and we will do
it. I am appealing to you to send
a large delegation to J^harleston Mn
July and send a large donation. AH !
cards and dates .for meetings are being
mailed from the Publicity Sec-re i
taryolf ice this week and we want
'you to-place all your cards at once. I
All workers will lie announter as far
as possible by May first, but all plans
are being mailed this week.
The Office trLPeek
l am n.rr^ircaniliilatc- for any office
ill any of the conventions, except to
be one .of those who will give to the
-tate, a safe and sane?progrcdve
program. I am preparing for any
place my fitness may commend me to
tlie thotful Baptist of the state. 1
seek no honors, and shirk no responsibility.
I am out to make the thing
I represent the best that goes or',-1
quit. . I.hope to be and am .preparing(6
be South Carolina's Dynamo of Information;
inspiration and perspira |
nominate on- for the assistant see - '
t'ctn nwyportttun - irrtho -mrri - rriniTTitimtt:
1 say. f am not ready for the question.
At Charleston I shall offer, a plan i
fort"- (he--work of the corresponding
secretary?-office;- which if voted?by
the convention,, will carry I'm ward tin*
work.
President Taj Timber
At BcnnettsviUe, there will lie some
... :..u, i / . . ... i t
iiiik'ii.v guou wees cnicir; id select ^
.'rum. My list includes the following
names: Dr. J. W. Boykins; ripe in i
expedience, in scholarship, preeminent
in leadership, a peer, a seer, democratic
tactful, congenial, a Moses in
and if .loshtia in^t-mirage, |
a Sampson in character, an Isaiah in
vision, a Raul in sull'oi irig, a John in
love and a Samuel in fathcrliness.
There is Dr. II. II. Butler, the Napoleon
in -generalship, the Koch m
strategy* a lion in boldness a deer in
-wil'tness, .an air brake in emergen ies,
a lamp in the night of conflj- 1
sion, a?-, tender as love as kind as light"!
and as reliable as steel. Remembe"
the hand that guided us in the hecti
lays of IPSO. lie is a man of affairs
>f responsibility, a master in the pro-.!
fessional world. fie will" make 'a |
nighty good prop for I)r. Pinson and |
hie r?W?orvniii oi \f/i.???ne r'/.lhu#/. K,.
too has the cars of the state u,s at.
Educator. There is Dr. (1. (i. Daniels,
who lilye the Maid .of Orleans,
standing with a program of operation
already worked out and ready
for the convention. He is John on
the Isle of Patmos with a Revelation,
a Paul who has seen the man
calling for help, a John Buyan coning
forth with men picked for "every
phase of the work, a doctor with a
remedy for all the conventions' ills.
A man with will power, who not only ;
makes plans, but has the personality
to work the plana. He is peace- (
'ill yet nggre^ive, quite accurate in ,
:haraeter analysis, quiet yet power:
'ul. ft? Knows the state and lias 1
irst hand facts for the convention '
le is a Guilder, an executive, an adninistrator,
a financier, an organizer 1
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IX) LEADER
and a n^ster of men.' There is I);
"J":?S; Karle, who has heen president
for several years, a man" who dares.
attempts, who wills, -who plans; who *
speaks his convictions: he has th
ska 11 of a Robert E. Lee, the acumen 1
Thomas "umtei',' the traits of a s
Cm i'iro \7n?l.- ...iv...: I
? ? itoiiin^ vu: i, sua U III IK 1
servant", always found in the thick- P
est f>art of the battle stand- l;
ing like a Stonewall Jackson, a trreai
pastor, 6 powerful preacher, a won- 1
tier! uL-exeeuLivo, a buoineas man, a '
man of means and ability, prepared 1
in mind, in heart and soul for the.
place. A Saul in learning, a Dan- 5
iel in suffering, a Stephen in martyr- .
dom, a Hahhalxas in liberality and a'j
David in lighting. One - of these 'is j
our choice. I
STEPHEN C. CAMPBELL!
CARD OF THANKS j1
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We wish to thank the manv friend* 1
iiviu uic uaniK'1. XMclIinillg 10 Will <
again; A very intyyosi nig urogram
was rendered. ' ~ ^
Dr. Daniel preached a soul si if- i
ring sermon "at Mt. Zion in Salisbury
' Sunday.?Ha*. was accompanied by i
his Junior choir, Junior Usher hoard.I
and. congregation. - Lf ,]
B. Y.'P. U. met atr itft
r> o'clock.?The IntorriTodtaTe 1p. Y: P. j
U. had charge of the program. They
presented a Missionary ])lay-drama ]
Lest We Forget, directed by the i
group leader Mis. J. S. Daniel.
Til" B V P V ''. <?
Daniel as the director. There are i
now .the Juniur *B. Y? IV U.; inter- <
mediate B. Y. Pr-U. and Senior B. Y.
P. U.; the B. A. U. of older peTiple i
from 30 years lip. They are getting 1
along fine a group of 20. - Also the 1
Children's Story. Hour. Group.. Mrs.
Daniel is using the star method to i
build up the Union. The meetings 1
are interesting. (
Mrs. Pearl Coleman continues, ill 1
at her home. ;
.Mrs. Leila Durham is somewhat im
proved after being critically ill. <
Mrs. Rachel Bishop is now resting i
,j uiiiisdtt preacnea a wonuerj ul sermon,
which everybody enjoyed. Prof. (
Blocker from Columbia .worshipped
with Rtfv. Johnson at Bethel Sunday
morning also at Spring Hill in the
afternron. The A, C. K. League met
at six o'clock; after whUh Rev. ~
Johnson - preached another great ,
sermon. Rev. Johnson attended the ,
District Conference at Arthurtown
last \v?k.
Mrs. Saya Ponds, Mrs. Bell Rawls
and "Mrs. Lula Suber who have been
sick are able to be up again; also
Mrs. Jeniiie Sligh who has been con I
fined to her bed for some time is I
improving. - I
Mr. Willie II. Corley. is home from |
the hospital and doing" fine.
" Mr. H. Leaphart of North Carolina e
spent the week-end with his sister c
Miss Ilessie Ia?aphart.
Rev. and Mrs, Brown from King- ?
stree vjsiU'd her sister Saturday .Mis. i
J. SttpT^ J
Mrs. Lydia Williams from Bates- K
burp spent the week-end with her 5
dster Mrs. J. Sliph. . - C
Mrs. Emily Clark-^from Columbia 5
i teacher of Cedar Branch school 2
Aras a visitor in I^exington Monday; ,
lllM.KNA NKNVS. J
Mrs.. Polly Kayo has rohilmod from
.'harluUt', N'. ? ~
Kov. K. A. A'??n loft Monday
norjiiiijj to ho at tho hedsitlo id' his
iistor in Union.
Tho finU'ral of Mr. Sim Brooks
vas had at Bothlohoin .Monday at
1:00' o'olotk.
Slinilni- uolv.w.1 ...I ..'ill, C...O
md discussed by tiic Supt. and i lass's
taught by tedchers. SiibjbcL (Soil
in t-Ymtioii.. .The 1> sse:i wa-r-rovii wa d
iy ouv beloved . pusiur, llov. .1. A.
r?wntip> H<? -made --ft?plain ..'".Hull
jvcryone could undeistand;-At
1 !!:::?> A.M. Kef. ,!. A. .('.amhlo
*>>? ponded to h's?prrrpio. hi 5:' s'ltll IT"^
civing gosjel froni Romans :">:< ; For
a-hen we we re yet 'withoutst lynutli.
11- due .time Christ died for the unjbdly.
The pastor was. at his lit st.
He preached $ s'oul st b ring seamen.
It caused many to give expression of
iltffr assuiunce Tn tlie Kesifrre tuui.
Truly, onr pastor is a Clod sent nieslengoi:.
Sunday was' our tegular
'omiuunion, * "
The A. C. K, Lean lie was held -:it
die usual liour under the leadership
?f Mr. 11. P. Iledmon, ils president.
\ lovidy 7^1 up -iff~y7.1:ie. l~Tr, Ts~u i re
jiesent.
?Miss s?(I irleiia? ( lai k and N'ortt
suh'.'r. students of Hooker T. W'a'slvngton
spent the. week end home. '
The- many friepds of Mrs. Delia
Iviehardson are glad to knew that she
jciionie' fi qui tlu hospital and doing
liceU.
.Mrs. .Julia' Rawls was called to
ho lied side of her -.-irk (lane lit er.
Mis. Irene Smith, Colunihia, S.- ('.
IV i hope Iver a speedy recovery.
Mi^n A nnii Ilipp i 'lii'Miu and d"k
tig nicely after an operation at the
Tuod Samaritan 1 iiTspitai. 1 "*
At noon Wednesday. March at
i *nc know Church Miss Prudence
I'aris, daughter of Mrs. Nancy Paris
named to Mr. William P. Paukins
if Columbia, S. - C. Miss Paris was
il'i'l t V i? ;v wliitu i'iuIii.iiii "VI !
e .,,v' '',v l" I
early a take. Diu's up a .<1 ranker I >j
ul as hiibby who'is r.ol ii.atrh foy ,
Maiyavlrn JfC'TS" t he i n both in inn \va- '
tor; a maid, \vlu> it a stream; a nnul ,
uml sentimenial jailbird oiiricho- llu '
i.ci'iH'; At< t: ':! * ih h-Tftr.
She continues her schemes until hub
by is taken- to jail by a noliro. \vl;i.
is a master. The cast is as follows-:"
Harvey, 1'. .Marshall .Mny's po,iv.atneiu
hu-'bahd. Miss Built Thompson.
Hr. (Set ah! -\ lies, (.lorry? Ma-'
ry's nlhi r husband. -Mis - K.-sic Trap,'
I.itupy I/atitiij;:-11, an cx-Yor.vic!-, Mi.-(iert
rnilc?Ford.?I'l l ice.?M t. t b,, r. ?
Ford. Mai y- Marshal!,- Mi.. Koui e
C'raw lord. Sylvia Alien, .Mrs. I.bui e
C. Binjr. Miss Kn?iLy l-'ai.-.ley, Mrs.
Sadve W. Itice, Florenc Ainsloe, Miss
yv iiiic ivieivi r. Stella, tin- . inai ' j
Miss Donilh'v KuhuiiTTTiift , 1
A large an appreciative audience
ivitnesse i the "play" and from tin t
many applauses and explosions tiu '
performance" tv'a.s far superior 11? the
! X MESSAGE 01
i- When ieath invades your famil;
J sanation comes to you from the f
i - ANl>' BKNEVOI KN'T ASSOC1A
] protected by insurance !a>vs, to
i policy which you* forethought pi
nucn. '
The Mutual belief & L
i T. R YOI NHRIA
I PTTONE 7TR6
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Saturday, April 23, 1932.
11 AIM'SV 113.K MOWS *
Tho sail inlollrgTiiee of the death
-trf? Brm?dtrme?;?Hi own was convoyed
to the members of Alt. Calvary A. M.
I*'. Church Tuesday evening April 12,
hi the passing of tiiis dear ycumr
a an we realize that the community
lias in-', a loyal ciuvsvn ana Alt. t al-.
\lry has lost another link from its
rh-iTli: ?haW lost ~
" ' "lul Llic 1-hiiifti a loval mom.,.
her. . - >
On Knniiijt' to llaflsville he connected
himsell with the members ol'
"Alt. Calvary ,\. AI.-K. Church.. and
'worked very ..faithful as lonjc as hewas
. able." Later he was added tc?
the Junior Trustee Hoard and- the
{ruinday ?Sehuol. We do now offer.,
the following resolutions: Whereas
it has pleased the almighty to eall
fidm Alt. Calvary Bro/ Jajnes Brown
and whereas death has taken from
labor to reward Bro. James Brown *r
and whereas the church and commu- .
nity lost a l'aithlul servant and the
lei.-t aud l/rdiiier a oevoted brother
and the wife a devoted husband and
.mi. n imams who is a k'auiiaio 01
'A 1 It'n ami Mort1Vou.se Cui|eae. -Mr.
\\ i.li.mm is h.-a.l ..f i la- Onim v linn - - '
iujr Co., quality printer in t levelantl,
4i-mV<?tmtry~Aft*. 11efts prepared u>
do .all?hig^_tiass_;prinUnif?il')at t.ie? "
it-It;."'att*s and Vis-itprs may 'need, ai
t.lu; CitMieia! Conference wliile m
Cleveland.
(;ki:at iwli, m:\VS
The .Juvenile Club was charmingly
entertained at the home-uf-?Mr. and
Mrs. ,Kr.nest Thompson, Thursday ai
tirnoon,-March--17, at l o'tdoe'.. Tiie
.'.President .Miss Connie C. Meilwain
presiding. The meeting was opened.,
with. siiitfinK aim prayer. The clubwas
laVoro,' with a solo by little . . .
Henry I.ewis Clinton and sev. ral seleet
ions by?tlie?Tuv-ettHe?tpsn'rUt te-.
Several sanies and beaatiiul
music added life to the nucting. .*
dainty : repast was served by tin . '
lurstes.,?a's-isted by?M rs.?Xel.on iimi
..Miss A'lbvrta Clinton. This jolly'
bnneh of children returned to then
homes vi ry. happy.
The V. \V. Meetiny met at the home
of .Miss Aliiia liolnies. The meeliiio
was well attended and very- in- ten..-tine.
,A_line program was ren- ?
dei ed. A delitlous repast was served.
After the meeting ^adjourned til . 1
"lie.!ulieI s visii.ed The siek.
it"" ...s.i'uhij h'-" i'' k,?
.Miss Minnie (railher, Misses. \Y .
.Mat* and Alberta Clinton wore Liu
guests at dinner of Mcsthunes Anna
ami Odc-sa (Junlhorpe and Miss Em-'
. a (InntTYorpe.- A delicious dinner
was served and the afternoon was
pleasantJy spent.
It is with regret we report the
illness of Mr. \V. 1C Carter. Altho'
l.e is improving he is still confined to
h:'s room. 11 > ? many -friends are
praying lor hiij speetly recovery.
faciijty's e^pectatioii. who wishes to
thank 'all til' the friends for thV .
help a 11 d'7)VFc s e n c 0. ~
The 1'arent Teacher Association
' Inn;, wiili?all?t'l i nils of the school ?.
presentnd a Fashion Show during: "* ""~^77
tin- I-;' I work. ,'One ifelt that old
initii depression had ^topped aside ?
w-uii tin- indies appeared giving the
latest stylos of the season. T.he folio
vii.g groups wore presented (a)
II m- (iros-ots; (11) Street dressers;
(-1) .Mi'sses and (frown. lips evening
dresses; ( :) Kiddies frock's and school
girl (ire.-ses (e) Afternoon dress.
A heat siiiit was. received from this
effort which goes toward the improve
01 lit o>f t 1 II l-t'hooil ? ?!?
Mrs. Eilru l>ing, formally of Allen.dele
new re-iding in Springfield, Mass
is the guest of Mrs. Erwin and Mrs.
tiariH*a<