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wnat Oijs to be the greatest Genera.1 Conference in the history of the A M. E. Church there ara some win seem to think, that this meeting wi.. be the worse in our church's history. They express a fear that things ar. truing to be torn assunder. Hut thi^v need give, themselves no uncusj ness for God is not only in His cliurch today, but is still its head. And when things go too far. wrong. God Himself will call? a hitlt. ' lb will not even stand for its leader?* u rule with a rod of iron. He will take them away. Bishop Ransom in hi; final address to the South Carotin. " ?^delegation admonished them to pra\ daily at tins Uciieral Conlerchc.1 Amen! Bishop Kansoni. 'And it cvei Christjan-at home \\>i11' also pray dai ly that Go! "will direct the alVai'r of that General Conference w\. wi: return home with a better church I'o the next four years.. rf ..* ' Dr. Tuit Out of the Bishop's Racy An announcement l ev ut Dcr K. l-rCoit vfu>t ... !i 11.. .? 11?- - i:..:. she was' identified with {': . , terian .Church ail' :' ? Melhod:.*ls~ ' I Us:: . jrrc a* !>' i is*. v'.-'i: ' ' ly t oik. . But Wc a : dear hus~band flikb- vht^uTtvf ' ' rr-~ ' .. Lord in prayer. Lost One of', our l>l-t Member,> . The .failing ash-op Jones, wife of - Hr . -1 : j ; : , I'ljiun reiV.uVV'i .. men of Antioch A. M: K. i a:, our entire jrr?i<p. .<r.e .... triumph of vile faith v. noble ' Christian. It sevms faa: church will l?e almost a wmen v.. : 1**1 , out her out lio.i Kit''Mi's . .seat will ever he vacant a... . , place will never he iiiieu. > ., v.a the -s-rs-tw-?-d- t'ia- to'., if,?\ . j . -f--?the -successful paste :-* v.t i.iei-.-aa was anions tin* ne.-;. n.<I Spartanburg* district-. - .-' !. *m :?; ? ?^ill(l>Cllim!"Wv'ir^'rs'?OT--"T'nrrnT-'---'.-- " -fboth hell office in. the ri...,:v;i an .answered e\er> roll. cai!. \V:..h..n inore detailed report willappear n; ? that?her death?wtts?precious?:r?t-r? ' sight of the . Lord. ? .The Kev. S. J. Dobbins is no More Tlu- Palmetto A. M/K. Ci.jiferc: lost one of its great> st preacher* an. pastors in- the able-character i>f tin Kev. S. J'. Ddbhins, and the Kings-inner district one of its best' minister*, Ik died at his post of duty and receive . the reward of. "well done" from on: Lord and Muster. We are on. i u, way an ; it will not. oe matf hefot< we shall meet him.' in toe smis. ** "Curry," The Man With The Plii:* Dr. (.?. K. .'Curry of .1 - -t:vi 1Di L Itl..?u-L'ulti-i. fan. bn ii i. a i the Book Concern iiv Philadelphia. II. . is 'a successful l?usim-v> "ma:; a-sinfrom his ureaj ministerial ai.t * an. "Kraces. Then he is a in.us i>trards his word ah. T.T- ] : :.. i1 You can depend on him. ami tie church lu'eds that class of men. Tincompany express appreciation*for ti .?. fine letter just rcceiveilyjjjom hiin^ Off Tor Monoral Confyt civic Will Cit her he?i+i?t Un\ ;11.. I. III.... ?i nr_. ~ our way^?While at-tr-mhttg this meeting our column will n?>t appour u. The Palmetto Leader but when wv re-turn our. lelcase will consist of .Hi iniportu.it tran-jjuitor, it tin- gemr^ ul con ft rt nee including all mw lav en-acted. Those of our readers, wh paper will be cut oiF for failure to take advantage of the April >ub>eifp; not being able to iviiive our Special "General OoTTftrrenev fttition." Pay us now while only a few daw leuiain and let others >u? Our Whereabouts r / We had a glorious'time, at Spartan-' Trilrg' lgst Sunday with I>n?S. H. Lewir. It i - a pleasure to w< ; ship wifn, those people now a.id witras's -the fine spirit among '.lie mem bers. l>rc-. Lewis is rated among 'hebest pastors and preacii'-s in our tnurch and he is demons lating it in ? rf- . X ' ihat l ily. Bros, T. W. Wiliiaois,^ T Mimnic' ilalTiTTToIu CjT B. Boiuts, T. '< h. k< liv. II. W. Turner, A. \V. Hern-1 , diwi. Joe Bynl, . A re hey McJ invpsey, I \Y. M. HamiJiuti. \V. .M. Woudard, I isaiah Johnson. James Blaekman. ' (j Lewi- ("iii'sttuit. Bon Hicks, Prof. W. v lUineh. Sisters Klla Whitmire, An-j. u ir IV.-t, r. 'O'.lie Biakely. .Mary Jack- 0 ?n I lin?W. Ki^vi i i lii 'H B. (iarrctt 1 o t in isialvni' Dean". .Mary .Blackmail, ; to- pliino l.cirir. Uo-sella Hiiririnbot- 11 ham, Anna Craig with their families *r art- only a few of the great workers L of Trinity for there are many others a We hail a great-. Tmn. with Rev. L v G". Hi w.man at I'nion Sunday evening an I With .the Rev. II. T. Sum- v jners at White Hall .Monday night J .;"nd with tile Rev. <;\ K. Crazier Tues-P P day n.ie'ht. Will speak of fhe.ir work j alter tin quarterly mel tings. On our retin a we will hegjn our round wifiv Re\ -i t'oi k and Pollock-. We ask that "the members of the district j. .pi ay fqr. us and for the" General J f'oiiferv in "i. ' "i.et us advance on our ^ knees.!' j: - 1MB JlCli GiTY^1 RF? ".k Social iu the Leader; 'Spartanburg, 1 So.**far-. April IP, IP32.?Dr. \V. J. v Davis, the Gospel Tornado that held t "special Fvanglistic services at New c '.Mdriah- Laptist Church, has carried 1 j .< t ? inW . that Use church has t Isiionn in history. _J ^As usual, his ciitics were many hut > inelTic'tLve. 'For hying, a man of in- 1 ihrhiitable wilj an ! resolute mind and having, an abiding faith in God, he 1 succeeded admirably.^? . . s , ( There has boen a man of Gou in 1 Spart:mh::i*r wln> could, draw and hold ( crowds each .night. In the first place < he is,a man of training" and e.vpiei- s oucv aim a pcr.-on pi a do. p spirit 1 mil gift. Then toQ^jie has the abili- ' t.v to express his. convictions and is I fearless in doing, so. The .New Mori-. ] i. a. it?4-ii*|> *. ?> ...Ti iv'a. .?-Apcx.ially__jyL.'._j . Spartanburg as a whole i'etd greatly < i one;inc.: r.y the \wfrk of J M\_DnvTs'7~i KaMi night he had n preliminary' lecture frauuht-with common sense and i soase>la.1,, wiUe -.iust eno11g-h? lurnvo-r?to?i gj-p the attention of his entire audi- ; cnce." He never fails to simplify his ( arguments as that the" most unlottcr' od -in the group i will .understand and] appreciate.Shouting# accented t> 1 1 ix.-. c:*.s a t ' Hallelujahs wei.\? almost a.\yays tjfh natural truer, of reaction i or. tr.v part ot 'itts'.'".carers. i . rl . - --** \ Oi . ?i?i?-L*:?-?: _U i . lAi; - ! ir et.fe4.e-a tr.e .you* v I >; art;\u^ 1 .. > T ^ ; ;; ; 1 *. " ' .. : > frnm ]':\ I'.i.v:-. I'o y.a think -this .is a f ee i 7 He eii .. not stop at 1 . .at. :.v v t<> Camp Friend| M- :; iav :.-Lr .t. a p:<^'I'uin .wa 1 - an i <; m j -a. ... a . ^. vat.C,.city. The 1 .. . . t : i . o t:tv-..Vwas noar <_n: I'iustjn s*p^ke : '.y *. ;.c \ a'.;:e oT> education. 110 < a its int-iv .raced hy PvofV Law-son. < at tie Palmetto- Statu - A -' viati 'H with Morri* 4 t 'tee.' >' :a 1 i- Live.' a- hi- sh.-uan., 1 . i >a >v. a- Cc. ssftil in Iris pro- 1 _ ' . i .phi .71' ." a.- tlap gross totai i ttiiheii over on this .occasion.. Dr P.::---:i ,?a> seen to smile broadly. 1 Who w>.j,cl?i not? . -=On "Tuesday night. the contest fo.r * -.- rw'ateh was based upon the one 1 ^ UrlTi1 *' largest - number of tickets 1 tin .-Morris. ColLge. Mi'ss Othella 1 I 'laV wa- tnt. successful com esthot i - 1?> . 1 y.sei-K tinv. Dr. Day1;, [ was kept very busy in his home ui 1 " : [ U..!.e!;i ami spiritual ad, 1 Dr.. J>avUi left. thy < l-,r?r-TT..-Wrrnrr-t? | .I^UI!, 1 < :.y.ay. Many .wept audibly whiii ' '.I. i--- y.wiping tears frt'-m ( -e.. Some. veiling "plea-e 1 . lake .Truly God Tn with Dr. I ?a - ?*-r-?H+H-i?w i i, lie?w 11 h him' while he l uiitinik's i(> iU> 11i> "will. iJe.y. ah?l Mrs. G. A. Thomas' were . railed to- Georgia to the.'beside of j ,i:e. latte.-'s niotner. Amonjr the indisposed are Mei-.y , ;a.iU - lb .uui AJ-iAVJiirter, \gnes_ Ht-tP | derson. Annie Belle Hamilton ah . ' Mr, Albi rt .Drown. Mr. i-'ujton Tho-mus has .returned from f'oluifibta. He reports a very; pleasant trip. ' ' * liev.' and Mr-, \V. G. Hathihon o. A'heville stopped over in the city, ' t route to ('(dumbia. Mrs. M. li. .MlmtUi; aii'iriitpit-nied them Mrs. Farrow Belle McAVhirter Fos ter.*pciit the week-end witli her' mother. Mrs. A. B.: MeWhirtcr. The Little Theater will .static* th > "jday'"On.- Mimitc 'ijl Twelve" in thj' auditorium of Metropqlitan A. M. K. Zi'in (dvunh. ' ;1 OCR MOTH KR - ? - . .. t Whcrf- you arc- fcrdinrg ?ad and blue*, " .\ulliinir < !-( i/ii earth ti? do, Who cheers 'you and make you'feel ; - anew?, ()ur mother. I When you are seriously sick in bed, I Who lay.' the pillar under your head.) Ami feeds you until you are fully fed? Our mother. . ' i When you ut'ie little-and could nuti_ sh*r>. - ?? Who rocked you from your cradle !e< p And laid you in her arms so sweet' ] Our mother. * ! y . j Who taught us how to watch ai d ^ pray? ? . ' Tn put-mm trrrst tn -Gorf -every?day-;J That Me might" guide us on; our way ? | Our mother. . , t ... * t. Composed by Willie I.ois Epp?, 7th giude Cedar "Grove School Whitmire, S. C. J j THE PALMETTO TLEAD (T THE* BAPTIST SISTERHOOD OF SOUTH CAROLINA? Dear Sisters:?Inthe Providence of (od, again, I am privileged" to greet ou. The .time is fast approaching for ur Annual Convention from the vetting 01 anno inclusive, with' hi' Pastor, Itev. A. H. Levant anu lenvbers of St. Paul Church, ,Laueiis, S.'C. I>et our slogan be, "On to ' ifiurens," with a mind to serve and liberal offering for all phases of our ork. We are delighted to bring to you, ,'hat' we consider good news and we ' rust that you will feel as we do aout it?like telling it and retelling t, until We shalf be thrilled with the igness of wonderful opportunity to ender a lasting benefit to. our delomination anu race, and be filled^with , heart felt desire to be used mightiy in this great work?as to the serioe to be rendered, we shall not keep ou in suspense?a loyal Baptist, who s deeply interestee in giving to our oung people the best in the way of klucational advantages, has promis[r4" AUf of the State, ONE (DOLLAR?-for? very dollar that-we raise over five lunl.Ted for Morris Collcfee at Lauens, in June?thus if we raise one housand, we shall have fifteen hupIred dollars ($1,500) for our colege. This friend se.ts no. limit to he aiiiuunt of his gift, but?the limit ,vhich we shall raise for "Morris Colege. We cannot uo otherwise than accent this challenge and show u.uj_ oyaltv filld love for our colleee-be th,> sacrificial gifts which we shall make 0 hejp pay the debt which hangs >ver it. ..Morris College needs Mon?y. It is ours and is the only Institution establishes., owened and con:rolled by Negro Baptists of South Carolina and we must stand by it, jive to its support and urge othors Lo do so too. It is the paramount ssue before us now and every thing ?lse, should In a measure be seconlavy. ? Remember our Needlework Department for Foreign fissions and make ind secure as many pieces to be sole.', is possible, and thus help send the .iospel across the oceans. New societies may enroll and have L or 2 delegates bv paying three dolars for each u-elegate. Societies that are not able to send 1 delegate, are urged to send a let:er, with as terge a contribution for Slorris Colleee and n? de-Diey will thus help in the great work ami be enrolled in the minuteC the Contention as members, Wt. mist jTTat iach District vice"['resident,' realizing the importance of raising more money for Morris College, is prayerfully and zealously at u ui k -aiui is meeting" with hearty cooperation from the paotJrs in raising funds to carry on God's work. Money, raised for our annual "Ktlucatinn* Christmas Tree." is jtsed for the education of our beneficiaries, so' let every one send or bring a contribution for this worthy cause. Keep the Boykin-Gilmore Club active in your church?only twelve cents ach member, per year, for the education of some worthy girl. Oflieial'** Greetings?We specially jrge that each Officer, Board member and regional viee-iPreskUnt do Iter very best to make her greetng< felt' in a liig way financially. oisio-rs, me nnio di imtmis that wo rally t<Y our State Work as never before-. In si in instances, our little savings have been swept away, but .hank God the depression cannot take from us our permanent resources? faith in God, faith in the righteous ause which we represent, faith in /Uiselves an. faith in each other, fall :ng back on these, we cannot? i\e annul build op a foundation ot' loubt, we can only build upon faith md fnith writ ^move^Twmmtninn. (' ntinue to pray God's blessing upfn our efforts anu labor zealously that ice might bring up a thousand dollars for Morris College in June. "Elect delegates early and all "ek-~ nerting to attend, should sent..'nanies :o Rev. A. H. Levant, Laurens, S. C." o as to be assigned a borne. A let:er from him brings the pleasing information that they are getting ready ind looking forward with joy to our oming, am.' now my Co-worker, defending upon your cooperation; hoping to see you at our Convention,' I. am, . ; Yours in His name, MRS. C. X-. ClGNfiS, Pres. IN ME MORI AM In sad but loving memory of our loving husband and father Richard Preston Alexander, who departed this I life April 28, l'.?2'J. ThoWr?a co.lnnw.u.it'V, ER . ^ CHESTER PARAGRAPHS. Under the auspices of the local Fe. to-rated Club, tho 'play entitled "Arabian Knights," /was Tendered Thursday night"tr" the chapel, ab lira'Hard "'Institute by Brainard stu dents. The chapel was. .filleu' with an audienccythat' enjoyed the perfor.vtin.e throughout. The stage sett na was beautiful, the -soft litrhts on the .stage lent a pleasing effect as the players, who seemed easily fitted to their respective parts, portrayed thtf characters in a gripping tin. dramatic manner. Prof. Br t vn of Brainard was director, and is rereiving many Compliments for this st excellent literary treat. Bulletins for the Piedmont Summer School iu Rock Hill, S. C., will soon be (>ut. Teachers may receive the same by applying to Prof. S. L. F+nley,. Director, Chester, S. C. The school opens; June 27, and runs five weeks of six? days each. Rev. aiK.? Mrs. J/-A. Baten of Unit 11, 'motored here Friday afternoon. Their daughter Miss Daisy Baten returned with them and came hack Sunday evening. Johnson C. Smith- Unfvcisity Qttar tute Thursday night. Mr. Woodbury, Miss Agnes Williams, Miss Ottie Green motored to Winnshoro Sunday evening as guests of Miss Jordan, one of. the teachers of the City school there. ?Dr. J, S. "'Allen spent last week-en., in Washington, 1 >. C.y with his yens. Messs! Walker and Gregg Allen, students at Howard Univqysity. 01 r. and. Mrs,. Charlie Hardin with their daughter, Miss Ruth, and Mr. An.os Crosby motored to Columbia and fpfcnt the uay at Benedict College with their son, Mr, Ardry.Harilin.. . Miss Roberta Buehitian, of Roek -11 ill, spoilt Sunday hero, :is gnosis nl Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crosby, Peace Street. Mrs. Louise* Hudson alio little daughter, May' Frazer, went to Jacksonville last Week to. join husband and father. ?. .Wis. Rubie Nelson and little t.aughtor are at honie frtfh* several months spent in Washington, D. C. - .vii*. Flitlu-y ttabcuck has?retumcd 1 i iiie.al'ter jnanv months in New York City.. . . .nr. Robert Nelson, Jr. has arrived in the city IrOni'M-ranii, Fla. where, he has been living for several otoliths. Miss Sarah McCullough of Charlotte is visiting lie.r grandmother, rs, Vieorgta t lii-Uiiin. . Mrs. Lizzie'Cox client a half week in Charlotte witji her sons, Messrs. Juliuis and Harolu'lOox. i l l. ,iaities Goudlock. President ol Vninn/lcUi?\ 1 'ulL.nm C ??? ?, J . ?* ? is. n motored lo Charleston one .day last wc-ek and visitew friends. Mist Henrietta MAuuivn entertained the W im- IkpariUlcnt ot Brook Jyn Tabernacle Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Howard have returnev. from'Cincinnati where they have been living for the past nine months. Rev. C. W. McXeal was hostess tc a lew friends and members of his church at the now parsonage of Brook TyTi l ai.ernacle, on Monday night. The home of Mr. John McLuce was slightly damaged, by fire last TuesJa> afternoon. >. A fhie son was born to Mr. and Mrs. .Willie Agars, Mel .ure Street, mother and baby are "doing fine. M-ds., Rena Wilkes is "spending the summer months in Rock llill with her sister, Mrs. Rosa Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clussen, Mr, and Mis. Elias Clussen and Mr. Alexander McMeekins motored to Rock Hill Sun;iay7and~spcnt"the tlay.~ " w W w . BREWER JUNIOR COLLEGE Green wood.?'I I ie first year class of Brewer Junior College gave a ban quet on Friday night, April 15. The banquet was planned by tho presiitent and sponsored for the class to have a little social with their friends. mis^class has liwn so su f.essful and faithful in working and raising money fhl' Along-with?the friends we had as our guest Prin. A tin wood an members of the faculty. Wo enjoyed the program that was rendered hy the members of the class. Edward "Bra*'lay acted as mas tor of ceremonies. After the. program remarks were made hy -Presidont Klgie Wallace and Prin. Armwood. We enjoye..' the music b y Sara Lee Alexander and John IU "Walker. We were glad to have some 01' the parents with us. We enjoyed! ourselves to the highest. 1 ' . . .. --FINLKY III(;II SCHOOL NOTES Everything is .getting ii\ readiness for the Outdoor May Day program to bo held on the school ground, May ? did, beginning at 4:30 o'clock. All j contestants arc busy at work with < Ithoii* ?(?tin/ii*t i/uw.Ko.. I ? .v..j wvuv.iivi , ill their' ell oft to be crownev. *i^ueeen ol May. . i^u'ite ii nuinboi: ~bT \\ mu-sboru friends . accompanied thq teugijfcKere Monday, but the terrible downpour of rain and had, with thunder and ligntning, caused the game to be caned on at the fouitli inning with a score of 3-U in favor of Finley ' Hi. ' . " . . 1 At thu home of Rev. and 31rs. D. 1 ,C. _C'iosby are brick, pillars built by their young son, Air. narold Cros' by, who is a ill School student and j I also a student in the Bricklaying ; class. The work is so carefully ami i i-.eaTiy done tliat many favoroble com- | ments have been made.' .. May bill the public is cordially invileu 10 f iniey in and L.oo.nis Si. i J School from ly to 2 o'clock. This I will be \ isitation Day and teachers , and siuuents are preparing many , _ Leautildb^axliebita. fer--tim.L.?iine. _ The game played fyy Ybrkr Fridays = resuilei.. in a score, of id to 8 in favor ,'of. Finley lli. I >> AiiiiiL' uarricK gave a i,a\vn ' i arly on The school .ground Tuesday attornoon for a number of Tittle loin 1 1 in interest of May Day. - . i Al esses Bessie Lewis, Agnes Wii lianis, Mabel Sumter, and Mrs. C. M. | ey with their classes will go 01. " a hike and picnic Wednesday aftei noon. . 1 | Masters Paul Beattie a no W*. AT Ross, Jr. of Winnsbo'ro accompani , cd tilic former's . parents, ltev. ami ,'Mrs. Beattie and Miss Pauline Finley leu nere Aloii. attornoon lor JJie_ _ 1 ball game. OIIITL'AKY _ ...... L Deacon Waller Siniuel was born , j '.at* Kingsville, S. C., May 2t?, Ls.s_ ! departed this life, April 17, 1U32 at 7:15'A.tM. lie was a graduate o. s i Seholiel ! lligh School at Aiken, S i C. He also received training'at tin. i Military Training School Jit Lauren . viile. Virginia. lie was converted under and'Bap-. ' Olive Baptist Church lie was unitto ' m Holy matrimony to Miss liattie .Rolin. Later he became a membe - al.o a (I.aeon of Aii.ioeh Baptist-^ .Church where he served faithfully fo, - many ..years. ? 1 Later lie moved his m.onibershrp- .. io Zion Baptist Church,' served therv :is i ifejir-on ;il<n until l,i< l,..,lti , lulled him. He leave? Ho mourn lii> l lost, a wife, one. son, father, mother three brothers, three sisters ami a j htist of lelatives and friends. Sleep (in brother Simfrel,' sleep on ' fnd take your rest. You left th f vvrr hlessed. ! (rta-MNfew * ??, ~ 1 The Happy Hal's . Ciuo is always ,'clad to receive compliments eyncern- 1 I'ing their knowledge and perfectness ' I in putting over successful programs. ?1 r|TTieir~cliteT'atrrr~is~~to stimulate in- ' terest-among the young people along J those 1 nes. They met last Tuesday J .,t the home of Miss Ishniel Hyman, although their president' Mr. E. E. . tiuile was called away on business, 1 ' ..it\ Benjaman Hyman profonned hi? 1 duty as vice president. < Rev-Lund Mis. W. S. Guile left for : a business engagement in Kingstree. ~l | S. C. last Monday. ? Mr. T. L. llyman is convinced 'that 1 an auto will turn over, when last < ' .Saturday" his turned o\Cr with him ? ' driving moderately. He was very 1 foriiinatc Lu escape serious?injuries. Rev. \V. S. CJuile was the center of i attiaction last Thursday evening when lie preached the annual sermon tor the * L r'lorence District Conference held near i Lynchburg, S.?C. He was awarded one hundred per cent for his deplo- i , matic pulpit service. i Rev. L. L. Jackson filled his pul- i [jit Sunday at ll&U and preached-a , soul stirring, seiTnon after which the i . membership qi Mill IBranch gladly re- i : ceived into "'its membership Mr. C. nmitn irtrm Eton Baptist ChurdT, i Hyman, S. C. i At 4:00 -o'clock P. M. thu Missionary ~ with Mrs. Mulvenia Cusack presiding \ concluded the Sunday services by rendeiing a very unique program. Mrs. Icelean Holinson of Hyman, S. C. spent the week-end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Davis, Mrs. VV. S. Gqile spent last Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Creola Cusack of Hyman, S. C. Mrs. J.'R. Grant and V, Waters hist Thursday with Mrs^ W. S. . Guile. I Mrs. Laura Dolly of Latta, S. C. is there spending some time With hei , # . Saturday, April 30, 1932. PNTLLIS \VIIICATLKY BRANCH V. W. C. A. NOTES Tlit' Waverley jri'ouj> of Girls Replanned ut their last meeting m excursion. G> Paradise Lake, the late to be announces later. Tickets will be on sale to the public for ten "cuts IWis.i IVIinnesotr -R. Garrison, itrr, isor. i? ' m' i a .. ." rrrnxT! ?A.^.. ? J3i..)ivcr \\ iisiimgeuil iu'ik'iis K'na are turning their attention tg base ball. They ended an interesting meet ng with a snappy game. The lave Wires are working on a pageant which will be given at the Gala Day opening of the Girl Reserves tennis court, located in the D0(?. blo.k of Hampton Ave. The.Girl Reserves Glee Club had a gingham dress party last Monday night. It was quite an enjoyable ati'air. '1 hey are making wonrerful plans Toward the! eterntaining of the Paine College -Glee Club after the Recital at Sidney Park C. M. E. Church on Thursday night. The committee on management held ts regular meeting ofi Tuesday after noon at 5:110 in the assembly room. Mi-,. 1'. fin ?Uie?otficiunt eiiMinmn presided. Interesting reports were made by each chairman of the.various subcommittees. -Three important items evtre brought to us; namely, 1, An ini.tt.H I/ni t Ian Milt innitl juui lcrs inviting cur group to attend * 1 .mooting In Charlotte, ?<h?G., .on . 'i idhy, TVprtt 'j:rr U'lativo to Y. W. C. A. work. 2, A desire expressed by a teacher ol" tin white group to conduct a class in Mental- Hygiene for a period'of ten nights duration. This class to be composed of repnsentatnes from tli? Y. W. C. A. workers and from the Parent-Teachers Associations of the city. ?H-.?Pi-.n. <\.i- ?p,. n.'-modeling- and * extension * of the building and facts oncerning the buil ing' fund. The meeting wis a very interesting one. Following is the list of the subcommittees with the chairman of each. MrnTrbtn-rhrpr -Mr*i? !ia Roberts; Finance, Mrsr-Anrtie-Man?? igault; Girl Reserves, Mrs. Margaret Smith: Education. Mrs. Laura G. Jonts; Health EtTucatibn, Mrs. Eliza- ? beth Brevard; Religious; Maggie Brown; Hospitality, Miss Josephine White; Garden, Miss Delphine BradV-y; . House, Mrss Helen Roddick; Maintenance and repair, ,M'ss? Minnesota R. Garrison; Publicity, Mrs. Annie G. ^Garrison. ?r ? SELLERS NEWS Sunday was' a high day at Balti-h mere A. M. E. Church. ." Sunday School opened at its usual hour with the officers and teachers at their post of duty. Service began at 11 o'clock. Rev. Williams preached a soul stirring sermon which -was enjoyed by all that heard it. The Missionary Society met at its usual hour with, all officers- at theii post of duty. The male quartet ot Rowland. X. C'., rendered a program Sunday a 1'ternoo-n at that hour. .At 77T5T) p. m. a piogram was conlucte f by 'Rev, W. M. James, Supt. jf the Sunday School. The quartet ang several songs at that time alsm Mr. Johnnie- Crosland a student of Ulen University spent Saturday af- i?_ ttumooTT" tronrr. with relatives apd i'riendjs.,. Sellers Junior High "Sellers Junior High School closed last j-'riday with a picnic and bali i'ame.' The game was played between ...lU, A.wl t;.. Ill- TU_ ?? \ iiv. i n unit x Iiutx;iriir>\ intj. 1 aiui .s were .1 a-b in favor of Sellers. : Jiiomlc teacher had an exhibition of icr work from the evening classes and i-lte- regular scHooi eias'es. IH5 fe!Xlibition was fine. Everyone that saw it -said it was the best "that Sellers funior High had ever put. over. Miss Douglas knows just what to do awl how? tu?make n siii'ccss of any [irojeet she undertakes. There were three booths. These booths were judged by white judges. The judges were: Mrs. L. E. Smith, Miss Gaylc, Underwood, and Miss Ether Smith, all if Sellers. The "up town" booth received first ToTio'r^the "quarter" booth received iecond honor. Mrs. (Nellie Anderson work from the' quarter booth received special mention by the judges also diss Marguerite Porter's work from lie regular school booth. e wrrr very?sorry?to?see?the eachers leave us last- Friday. Mrs. E. E. Alston left for Columns Fi idaV and Miis L. M. Douelas oft for her home in Manning. Rev. and Mrs. W. C.*-McCoy and Uiss Annie . Marcus o-f Timmonsville notorei over 'Friday to witness the hcnic and exhibition of the school. We were glad to see many visittig l'riemk irony neighboring towns n Sellers Friday. The patrons ami trustees commend d the teachers for the splendid work lone in the school and com,munity his teinTT We hope for tht'iu a hap-? >y vacation. Ill -I II 1.'I>\1 l> ill III * V qi-otttm