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Saturday, May 21. 1932 . BRANCH VlLLE NEWS ' ' A. W, Hey wood was railed at the bedside of his soil in Sumter, S. C.1 after, wiving finding his sou in a critical condition, lie -suffered with Kidney trouble, not long after he 1 arived ?the death angel visited the hospital and called for William 1 leywood. The many friends paid much sympathy to this' loving family. He died May 10th, and 'funeralizr etl 1'iom ahe home 11 Walker St. May 12th. with Rev. A. J. JvnKnia , officiating. We the friends of the iiintiiy can say, u no liven up to the training of'his parents at this moment he is safe in the arms of.Jesus He was buried hy -the Mutual Un( ertakiag Co., Mr. A.P. Spears, Mgr. Mrs. Cizzie W. Hoy wood has Loon ? confined to the house on the account of her cousin's' illness, Mrs. Marie Henderson who -came heme- from Ashville, N. C. whore she had boon living for a number of "years. Mrs. Henderson lingered here for a num.ber of months her condition grow worse on the 22nd, of April aiiu was called to the great-beyound. t>he had been a faithful member of the Onnairn".1 _ "Saptist. Church. She always 'found pleasure in performing her church obligations, she joined the church und -was converted in her early age. She lived a consistant christian *? 'life. Funeral services were conducted from. the Canaan Baptist Church, Rev. T. F. Owens officiating. Mrs." L. W. HCywood want to express to ) the many friends her deepest thanks ? to the maiVV friende wtin vvnr'n L-iri,l and sympathetic to the family while in their bereavement: ORUM NEWS" ... I The Happy Pal's Club was very much of its name-(happy) to receive into its membership ilr. "James 1), Judge. Last Thursday they met at thcr home of their vice president, Mr. L. -R. Judge a repast was served. Many attended the annual Thanks :?grving--progi,amof'thotb>od-Samtt4ttan and daughters of Samaria. Rev. L. L. Jackson preached for them. and without a doubt, he well entertaned his hearers. ' ' It was amazing to the church to / see and hear one of its old members, Mr.- Stephen-Davis, who iy-rruw a re-r sidenf of Marion.--S. C. Tit spoke firm in an address, stating that his next birth (which is only a few months away) he will be 10.1 years of ag.e for one to look at him ho seems ?nly about seventy. His wife, Tam? mer Davis passed away about 15 years ago. Some indications are that he could be looking for a new - --? wiffc ?--- ? . Ac 4:00 o'clock the services wore concluded with a missionary program directed by Mrs. Mary h. J.nnvii, President. Itev. W. !>rniiilo S III-rtTT^ ?Joint Stock Cu.uf S. U. left '1?csday on a business tiip to take him lo Florence, (Marion., and Bennettsville, s. c. "? Mr. B. C. Anderson~ was busy all' last week repairing buildings tljaV were hard hit by a wind and rain storm lasc Tuesday, May 10. Hislive stock narrowly escaped injuries. Mr. E. E. Guile was in Florence on business last week. . Mr. B. G. WoOd WlTy and A. Kelly were the guest ol'-Mrs. W. S. Guile on Sunday May 15 ,Mr. and IMrs. J. C. Cusack and l'a mily made it pleasant" for a few Fri- < - day night May 12, on the banks of * the river by serving an unusual lish stew course. _ Rev. D. M. Brown and family of HflrfcUlllA SI en/>nt 1 *_/. v;. D|/cnt -l H'^ lUl^ >> with their son, Mr. .Julias Brown la.-t week. Mrs. Susie Robinson is on the sick * f ' IRMO NEWS V I " , i Sunday was an ideal day. All Sunda\?School* and churches wote Ayrll? attended^ r ~1 ? The A. C. E. League had their annual picmc~*Saturday May.lltli, at Loricks Park, many interesting games were played after which a delicious dinner was servied all members present expressed thmselves as having^ ^wonderful time. _ ___ v - Miss Thomasena IBoo/.er was hostess to a number of her fi lends Monday evening, May Uth, with a party \ ,give a in honor of her birthday. The color scheme was carried out in pink and white. Whist and dancing were featured. A delicious course consistafter dinner mints were served. Many beautifuj^ and useful gifts .weie re eieved. The guests wished Mis? Boozher many happy birttfdays and depart- . ed for their homes. j Miss Mary Alice Marshall is home from Voorhe^s Institute to the delight of her many friends. , Miss Rofia Lee Jones is up and- in 9 I school again after being confined to bed for a few days. IMiss Eloise It. Boozer is some tflmt indisposed at this writing. , Mr. Seymore Spence left a few dhys ago for New York City foT an inde' finite stay. ' i Mr. Arthur lIolston has just re~ turned from a few days stay in Chicago, 111. He reports a very plea-! sant trip. * Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Loriek left Saturday for Philadelphia, Pa. to < spend the, summer. " Thoseon the sick list ate: Mrs. -/eSlsie Burgess, My-ssrs. Henry Wright and Joshna Bowman. ?? Mrr- Clarence- Smith is at home a*- , gain after being treated at the U. S. I Veterans' Hospital, Paris Island, S. e. ?? - ? - ? Thomasena Boozer, Reporter. < *< ?* "**. . ' . J, " - -1 _ ?I sr. geor<;e news ' t W'e an- still progressing down here i( in the lower part of ohe state. ^ ^ Itether cKtTFclT is doing tine under *, the leadership of its 'efficient pastor, j' ltov. K-. It. Anderson. * Bishop Kutlsoni did not make a ' mistake when he sent Kev,. Anderson here. i The church has been on a forward * move every since he has been here. ' Mrs. Anili'Vviu, .. A.m. -? ' vto, X. UlC- , wait,, II. jscewart, f. llomels, S. Jones J I. Jlaynes and others. Messrs. Lincoln Anderson and Blanch Johnson. .Mother's Day was fiittingly oh-' served with a program. . You are welcome to our church at anv time. . C^ood Hope iBaptist Church ? Good Hope Baptist Church is progressing under the leadership of Rev. J. M. Marshall! We celebrated Mother's Day with a program and Pew Rally. - The "single people and~Tft<r inarried-peo-~ pie were running against each other money. .1 ? The married ^people raised the mostmoney not so long ago but the single people .under the leadership of Prof: L. A.-Roberts- and Miss Wilhemena Hazel came to the front and licked the married people. I We have just closed a successful revival?that?has?been gon.g, on?for2 weeks' with Rev. B. S. Davis preach-' iUK" ior us. . I 14 members joined the church, and '.) converts, and 7 was baptized. The District Convention was held -uL..uur_eh lire h -Oii-tast ath iSnnday for the purpose tof electing a delegate to the State Convention. \V have preaching every 1st Sunday by our pastor Rev. Marshall, and ; every Sunday night by. various min- 1 isters. - - I 1You arc- invlied lo also attend the Trinity C. M. E. Church and the St.. John Eire 11 II. Church, Rev. Robiusoiiy and Rev. Hilton, pastors respectively >Mrs. V. Calloway Asst. Pas- ' tor of St. JohnjjC'hurch. ? ^ Mir. Walter Cnrlstie and Mr. James Stales has organized a funeral home -and w.ll serve. St. George with its : first Negro Funeral Home. Mis.s Sarah E. Counts of Ashville, N. t:. is spending some time with hei aunt and uncle Rev, "and Mrs. E. R. Anderson. ... . Mr. Lincoln Anderson and Missli Opha R. Anderson are visiting their parents for an indefinite stay, Rev. and Mrs; E. R. Anderson". 1 , Rev. J M. Marshall and Mr. James Windham metered to Simnmeryille Sunday. : i Mr. .Harold Huyward and Willie Heyward metered to Gabljb- Thursday night to attend the reception of Mr. .and Mrs. Peter Counsel, a newly mat l ied couple. Mi'sT Counsel van *v. wmt v* iiuui^ ma IVK wivmi n. ] The commencement exerciser of the Green I-reaf High School \ former- , l'\ St. George High) begin Friday night May the 3th and will end Thurs- ] day night May 19th. Friday night ] a play was given by the Juniors in- titled "Black Sheep." Sunday even- | ing the Baccalureate sermon was delivered by Rev. N. C. Nix of Orangeburg. Dr. Nix used for a subject "Study* to approve thyself faithful." \ Music was furnished by the Glee s Club under the direction of Mjss Sa- { rah Counts. _s .\mong those who attended" the j Baccalureate sermon from out of j town were Miss Anna L. Overstreet Miss iimbly. and . others of Orange-, .t burg. Mr. T. H. Murray, Mliss Gladys ( Murray ami others of Bowmans. $ The fishing season is on -and in(t i-very hole a line may be seen. Among i ?o to Mr. William Tommer at Hutto Grocery or Mr. Allen Canady at UJinsky Dept.' Store, I . For. first class lrafr cuts'and shaves ;>q to Ct'b/iu- Km i-l?.-r^hri|i Hut t fl<'il|i. . Icecream Parlor is tJie stoppintf place ui??Genngp?yuiing folk. No. i service fur all who visit.?W. 11. Woodruff, Properiter. NKW HROOK LA Nl) N KWS Sunday, May 8th was* a busy day at Mt. fisgah A. M. E. Church. Our pastor, Rev. Lee A. Logan attend-' ing the General Conference and was , irtlssed very much, but his wife and [laughter worshipped with us to the del.ght ' of the members. Mother's 1 Day was fittingly observed with a program Carried on by the Mother's the League ipembers assisting themMfaT'EHa Hart was mistress of ceiemonies. Rev. Frank Droher delivered the sermon which was enjoyed by all. Wedding bplls are ringing merrily. Miss Isadora Favor was happjly married to Mr. "^Manspm Tollman and "Adolle Jones and Mr. Horace soipio were married also. Both couples making /their vows the same clay, May 8th. ' . I m WILLISTON ITEMS Ftiheral sorvLos for the late Mrs." Mary Bryant who died at her home here op 'Monday, May !>, were solemnized on Tuesday aTternoon at the Rosemary Baptist Church. Interment in Rosemary cemetery. . Mrs. Bryant was 82 years of age and a member of .the Ebenezer Baptist Church, whose pastor Rev. Bensori Bush conducted the funeral service. Mrs. Bryant loaves a few relatives and friends- to mourn her passing. The Culbert IBranch Baptist Church carried over Tier anniversary program beginning Tuesday night May 8 c 00?o'clock.?Tuesday nig lit,?Rev. S. J, .Justice preached "a soul.stirring sermon. _vyednesday night the pastor preacnod. Thursday night, Rev. J. S.. Smith preached Friday night Rev. M. B. Bush 4ireached xuid-Sat-Barbecue unci Fisn Stew..Were served on the ground. The men paid 25c and ladiea LfL cents. Everybody responded nicely and a gouu sum oi money was raised. Sunday being Communion at the Rosemary Baptgd. C.'iiujch services { werij carried over nicely by the pastor Rev. (J. C. Williams. Sunday School was conOrted By the SupTT" The lesson was discussed beautifully. Everybody was anxious to have something to say, concerning the lesson. A lively collection was raised. After Sunday School prayer" scr. vk'm were conducted by Hro'. Ren rank and Bro. li. K. Rouse. There were a few songs and a few' soul ktirring prayers. The pastontfecended the rostium and rook as his text* the 19th chapter of St. John and fifth verse. Then came Jesus, forth wearing the crown of thorns* and the purple robe. And Rilaie saith unto them, (Behold the man. His subject was behold the man. l'he sermon will be long remembered by every one that, heard., it. A collec-. ton of $20.25 was raised. ~ Sunday afternoon 3;3o Oidination service was conducted by the Rev. ' J. S. Smith, a friend of Rev. Wil- I liams.- Bru. Oaroy Ashley'Twas or-1 dained as a deacon. . Rev. Smith's j text was 1:3-5; For if a man knownot how to rule his own house, howshall he take care of the church of (Jod? Rev. Smith will never preach a more able sermon as long, as he' is preaching the gospel. We are pleased to know tlfat Mrs. f'havis is better at this writing. Mr. inu m.j' nmin i jm ' -- Sunday afternoon in Wiiluston. . Mrs. Bort^ind little daughter spent Saturday in Aiken the guest of?her mother' Mrs. Fannie Harris made a business trip to Augusta Saturday. We. ?ve.?y sony?in - know. .. .that Mr.-" William Jackson got 'sefriously injured in a car wreck Saturday evening. He is suffering with a broken aim, leg and lacerated mouth. - COLLEGE JfNN .j Because of whsft he learned in his recent meandering*, "a reporter of this , paper is now most thoroughly t convinced that . a long felt need of Columbia has been adequately met.' and amply provided for, by Hie ad mirable COLLEGE INN, which- is located on Harden Street between T ay lor and Blanding Streets, immediately opposite Beoeclict College. Mrs. John B. Evans is- the affable proprietor and she operates this* most excellent hirlstery to , yccomcJa-U i board, or lodgng, or both, the tourist of our group who may come to, or be passing through our city. Establshed more than a year ago, apprwfnrtive patronage ^has made necessary an increase in the number, of guest rooms. This has been sue pessTulTy accomplished by a renovation of the edifices and its enlarge- j mont from the rear. (Moreover,- it-j has been most mdd'ernly, as Well'as very artistically furnished and very.; Home-like and conveniently equipped. In addition to regular nieals fur- ' nishci,' there is functioned, largeh for local patronage, an up-to-dato :ea room, in which hot lunches. I *and\yiches, hot and cold drinks of ill kinds at all _hours. Besides con- , ;eniec<> permits rfnd ample prorwii.n s made for, the staging of prvate- ' parties, especially private, dinner, or | :uppcr parties. Admirable also are : .he conventtmce and-. provision .. Xoi: r ni.^ino^s .meoaings. And the oper- ' tting motto of COLLp^GK INN is I he highest quality- of service at- the I owest possible cost. EXPEft" ~~J>?LLOKEiS NEWS We are .still having it hot -and dry ! through Thjfa section, liiit our lieu- ; The churches were wolf attended Sunday. The ddfercnt Sunday Schools ' are gulling ready for ( hddren'* l>ay exercis.es. Sunday afternoon at St. IJaui Jiap List Chini-l. 11.'. in..i...i..? * , U v?.>- uuvvuiauii aii' 2SVI I11011 oi the Orangeburg; County Training ' School was preached by tin; Pastor " Rev. 13. , S. Salk-'V who attend.- Pun.,?1 diet {College. Rev. ,Stp ley's sermon was tlitraglitful and filled with .in-true tion, helplul to the it r ad utiles and , and the congregation in general. The CI lee Club under the direction it Misses Swinton and Thorpe, and Mis. ^ 1 /ainels tendered very sweetT music , l or the occasion. I 'rTricrbul 1 Jam els '[ announced that the Commencement speaker, Friday night, would be Fro- ! lessor 11. \V. Baumgardner of Allen . University. The community is 1' <>king forward f to- the coining of the protessor. , . ' ! Friday /May Ri ithe Klementary grades of the school went to Triangle terrace lor their picnic. An enjuyable time-was had. Tuesday, May 17 the High 'School will go tp hisnic. The Junior-Senior Bamjuet will be at the home of-Principal anil Mrs. 1 Daniels May 1(J. At the, Sunday morning services at Shiloh were the following teachers . of our public school system: l'rof. Wilson. Misses Thnnin te..i.. . ..v. I'V) ?jui??v _ n field and Ryn. After the. sermon thewere I'rof. Wilson and" Mrs. Waketeachers were called forth by the pastor. The speakers for the group \ -field.?Thoy?spoke?of. how?tho>?etr-?1 joyed their sidnool. year with the 1 people and especially laboring day" ' by day with the children of the com- ' munity. I'rof. Wilson said he spoke 1 not only for the teachers present but ' the whole teaching force. Mrs; Kth- 1 el Williams president of the 'Parent- 1 Tea*her's"A:\-ociatioil rlponld.. fn ' fitting wotds she said the. community?appreciated the services the ( teachers had rendered the town in ' the past school year. She wishcu Tneni a piea-ain. vacation an i yxpic.-.- * sed a hope for their return nexu fall. ( ?A?fnx nights Hgo the good people of STiiluh?most- pleasantly surprised ? Rev. and Sirs. G. If. White with ' many good things to eat. Among the j packages was an 18 pound ham that came l'rom Bt u.. H. _L.-Willituiti ALL.. packages?were very?much arpprvctated. ' Mrs. R. A. Brigman is -spending?ar~; i.i \> n,n hit uttuynier, .Mis.. ' Gregg in Sumter. Air. Thomas .Hughes who was aecidentully killed by.u car was tuner- I au/.> n a. Sniloh, May ntin 1 lie pm tqr?! officiating, assisted by Dr. CoH.c-r. Sal ' -ley, Grey mnF FludcD ^- t Prince Wilborn of Gold Coast Africa ' and ?. .Mr. T h o in a s Brown o i ~t fetate College were Sunday caller.-, at the A. M." E. Manse. Also Rev. t and .Mrs. Delaine of Jamison and 1 Rev. Ydllllg ul r'lHeU'Ood. Prince???iltn>in wdl appear Tiiut.??f day night May li? at Shiloh A. AI.. E. Church in a musical recital. The ' prince has a woi ld-wide reputation. 1 -Rev. Collins of Macedonia Reform- ' ed Kpiauopal Chaeeh has returned to Charleston to carry on another's v two weeks revival. "The Manless Wedding at St. .Paul ? Friday n i gJi t was quite a success. * ' Mrs. Boatwright was directress. Dr. Wilborn and Mr. ,William's will v Mion be back from the A. M. E. TTvnvral Cuufoi une?at?ClevolamJ. * :, . ' At FPOKT.M F MASS Miss Maripn Gregg left for Orange-i Uurg May 7 after spending the winter with her sister and brother Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Sims on Ballard St. ! The Comunity Club met with' Mrs. 1 G S. Poreher on last Wednesday, 4, , .TTTtdiuted by the president. Prayer 2 ] . haplan, after which the minutes , Hi,__jhe._ ,_P re v < 'Hts?woettve was read.?7 The roll was called l-lU'll ?'ICP"II(JIIIL' . v. it h a quotation. ' 11 Tlya, club was organized ti> do uplift- ( ing wcTrk. The fallowing ladles met: | j Mc-sdames E. Kennedy, I). Jordoh, I.. 1 MeRae, A. Jain,es, A. 'Burnett, F. ' ( -Flower*;.?0. Howard. R.?Williams.-, ? .V. Hunter, G. James, CT'Kuss, MfTj 1 elles. Cato and others. Mrs. Beach 1 urn, D. Poreher president,; vice- pros ( +4e-nt, Amos Burnett, secretary. .Mis." j it. Howard, treasurer, Mrs, F: Flow- ] is, Mrs. 1). H. Gordon, Chaplain.. j Mr. and Mrs. Julius Cohn Were a ; welcome visitor,; ul Mu. 011 Sunday afternoon and took an ae- , live part'in the lesson. ( Mrs. J. W. Taylor is up again af- j being 011 the sick list. Mrs. Ay ,, ice Davis of Kingstreo is on the sick fist. Afcon Mrs./, Julia Willliams.. Miss Ella Mae Stevenson spent the |c week - end at, - home .with ? lu-x ^uiicle L ami aunt ol .John Street: she has re < turned to State Colleire. Mrs. John Willcox underwent a* I slight operation of the e\e. She i> | iloin'j nicely. t Messrs James Kihodcs. Julius C.4 t Cohn gVid G. S, I'oreher nioto: od to Charleston* last Friday, l.'l on busi- '} ness, while there they visited- many a places- of interest. 1 Delegates to the General Conference A. M. E. Church -from Florence* 1 District, Rev. J.-K. Thomas-; Hrr; J. tf S. Coe, Pastor of Mt.Zion; Mr. T. '.* < is ton. latine'n Uek'gal >s. *- ; | h Mrs. Maggie died May 10th. Fu-jt tterafc^at Salem, Classen., S. C.. by t h^r; pastor, ReV. C. R. Brown; as-, siste'd by Rev. F. Singleton. Interment in Salem ce'nietery. Active Pall , boa re its: Messrs Win. Kennedy, Amos Burnett, Bright ,.h>rdon. A. C. L. Colored Safety Club M ? Florence, B. D. Iiakin," (Jen. Chr; | B Brown, vico-chrairmah;' Win. Chavis. chaplain;?Andrew?Hoggins. . ? rotary; This club presented a very interesting pro.grapi on May 12-at Cumht\ra.od _M- Fs. . Chun h. Cmt Street. The participants took their part well." ( Prof. E. II, Daniel* of Orangoburg^-S, C.? wa*-i? the city- last week on business. I jo\i:s\ ii.u: m:\ns. 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Mu,alh\ a- j; s iiltKin., 11. t;iii< I M i>. li ,lv lia'U-J r. New York <"i'. \. i-isior-. ' j Kt'v;- l^nfTTir nt'Svi inter wn? ":n * vo- * f ity last week -on' busine--. i . l lie -luiu"i t li- !' !' Tim :v k:e. m | 7 'hutvh is making e i.;,<|er!' ii nr-.-.'. .;~s t Under !hi- miu'i'. ... . it. 11..i -I - - c iro\\ n. . . . Rev.'* ). S. (*?**'. at'.ended tin- vii n- * ral (.'onfoivnee in < ;1? \ eia*ud. Ol.i > ^ >i" tir A. M.. ! ;. nuiivhV ! c -The nidi-tan t'jltafv t 'luh'j r aid their annua! !iii |'iii'i. l:W wi'di ! ? il tlu' home of. Mr. ami Mr--, l ooj i iohinson. < *' ' a Mlss-'K. Ih.tnsh-. \\ a.-. ea'i'!ed. Menu- . ^ a.-t week oil aveoiiiit- of.fa- 71* at]i__of? let* inefhtM*. * Miss Mamie S.ott. Mr-. Ik K! J..a- \ rin and Rev. A, T. 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