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. ' > \ ' 7 Pasre ? Forty-One Seniors (let ( Degrees at Knowiile -j 57TH COM M KNCKM KM' OF COL- ( a 1/HCK ON Tl'KSDAV, MAY 24 M WITH AlVHJE " M. I'ALMKK I AS Sl'luAKKK ,Knoxvilk\ Tcnn., .May 1 l - K.-nh t7T" elor'pt* Arts^and Bachelor of Science degrees will be award, d to |'y? i v one seniors at the Jiftv -seventh wmimeneenient of KnoxviHo College on Tuesday May 24. "invitations to attend .have; been extended to hundreds of alumni, for- 1 mer students and lTjt'hds of thd~i college. Prizes in- Music,?1 tohnuv Scholarship, atpi Play-vyi iting will) be awarded by President J. Kelly (J iff eh at the exercises. The address to the class will be delivered by Archie M. Palmer -of I New \ ork City, associate >ecrelai\\ J of the Association of American Col-f leges, of witch - organization Knox- ' ville College is a member. Dr. Fred Brown, pastor of the First Baptist Church in Knoxviile will tie-' liver the Baccalaureate address on Sabbath evening, May 22. l?r.' Brown nun ,,t' I to. >> nmmiiu.iii minister.-. oil S"-m no?-o? Church. It has h < |J"- policy ?->t tin college to secure outstanding; ininis, . Jtvrs each year for "one address to the class. Last year Dr. Howard Thurman, well-known student, pastor of Morel^nis?? and Speltnan colleges, spoke. There are eighteen men and lm n~~ty-three women in the class. A.-Osttrrber of- functions are. being" heht.-i n tho graduates. On., 31 ay tenth the faculty eitlv i .dinetl ?Jit a "Depression Banquet" whicii was much cnjoyeu by everyone. . Social engagements' continue until . the evening of May 2T>, when class _. nighl exercises will .mark the end ..f the activities of the class of lp:;j. In connection wilh.'aTle -cu nts of nual meeting: of the Hoard of Trustees will he held a: the ('.olleat'T.May. 1 atu| IS, i ; (il.KK CI.I'll SCOKKS SI I ( iiSS IN SDK INC CO.NCKKT AT LINCOLN l .NIVKKSrn OKNKIt-" r A*b?1; 1)I ( A I'lON "HO V K D M ATvKS (i |< A VT-ttC -^tirr-OOtL l'LANS- |J^K COM .?i r,.>v iv.?i i'.a i . j i \ r. , iix-j 7T1I. ITi tIn-1r annuar~spi ihjTTi iu < r7 n Sat unlay.' May the .Hue da ! "is i vetsity GUv Club st'ored a distinct triumph (before an audience which filled the Chapel nnl the adjoining room to capaeiiy. ' A 1'eatnro of the program was the. renderine- a sonata. composed i y. the.. Direct r of Musi'c. .i;u)]e< K. I P)i'.e\'. and . rl.i'. ed by Ala re D'AJbert, who was pian j s t J p. "t.ireen l'a>tnrf>." The ir. trt am was eat hiTsia>Bicalie leeoiv.ed a Jul "a tribute was paid ;<? Mr. Th?rse>~ h?as -conductor?mrd?a?composer.' Miss ' Josephine Webster-tVopeV*. I,-,.;,, c^.......... .. I.I i alt's (_iii:i^Lixin. -Ti:riLpi: Wt-mttr For West essay on "Momlity in Art" S2 to Main.'n ({Intnl. A l!i!>lc td Mamie' Bland for the best essay on "The Fife of Christ." The following program was jjiven announced (> Profo^-nr (-"lemon-t (). Melntosoh: Processional, Chorus, - Glen Clul>: Invocation. IJev. Gnnihel:. " /'horns. Glee fluh; Ks->ay. "Study of ,v Improved Ajrricultu'ro, James ({'van; 11 __ Kssa.v, Woman-/. Place in the .World Today, MiiiC?jc Minis; Vocal Sfdo, " "When A'itumn f.tave- Are Falling." V .?Havailllhh radjrott; l!ssay, Tho 'Survi- ' n val of the Fittest, Cynthia Harrisonc it Vafedlet m1'.', keeping 'Your Ideals in" Sight, Roscoe I)avis; Address, J. W. 1 Cox, Class Son#. ' V liiiiUmv" Miss Kiiliy advisor, ?S!1 \\H \ Mil W(. \ i.ws ? A! i:,l, ini- li. inir' maiiifasla? ' ' inn' < i (ha t i.|ni ?.(l Funaral mivIhi - an. !".11il?;li :i-r * Assoaia!l '( Im'i.iIilia t?* I?t* hah. it '.Li^ ;;I!i'tlj * 'ity" .May-2 lUd2. Wi- aii ifinidny; iaady to antartaii: ! la-.' a. a ny. I'ri: ii<!s .??!"* .Miss .l'lvcii ?,-;.svn. >Vo!l !>c jv!a?I to know thai Ha is t i-< u,u rat inn' i rota a raaan >l?ai at ion. and !7a"s ret urm-il To FTaT S i : <'la-s of ('umioiii'. St lliyh will pri-srnt a play Y-YitUTad "II< ii.y i'al." Tin data will Ik* aiitioiine I lati'i-. /? - ' -\Ir. and Airs. James. Wood and Mi lilton MA an i ji.as ral.uriu i to Naw ; 1. ' a. . tlia trip'I?y. motor, 1 a!-, -aa>l aii". .1 alias Haitian, JuliuA .n.din .1 a).a l!i-Man lias re- * .ii:,n! !> J heir lioim\_.i!i I'nioii af--?~"tk"i d-nz two Wanks with lala r % ' ~r tHE PALM i 1 ? x YOltK NEWS ^ M __ j J _ ^ At WTslOy II I'!, Church lusT~ Suit lay iisscnFbtrd the moiijbers ol VoTTT Ccllews Lodge to deli be rate and par: licipate in their Thanksgiving scrvfces?The society marched from the Castle*.Hail to?the- church. Mr. S. Johnson acted as master of ceremonies. The music to! this occasion was excellent. The ?ror.punnivp?reading interesting, "The dis'playof the Or tier was nrotivv-mi ,,tl i i m* l't".: John .n uiobcs, preached an able and eloquent Thanksgiving sermon. ~d Airs. I\ M. Gihbcs has returned to York animated and full of good news from, the General Conference of .the M.' K. Church .which convened in Atlantic City, N. J., this, month. The Galilee Baptist Church which was burnt heie recently is being rebuilt. We commend this plucky, woi thy and [Christian band for their swift decision and immediate action. Tlie Wesley M. Church flovk were keen1 disappointed last Sunday when Miss Maggie. E. Simpson of N. C? and representing- the W. 11. M. S. failed to como uud address the members of the town of York and community. The A. M. K. Zion Church pastors tttc- back float tltelr. General Conivrence and report that much constructive business was, earned out an I . that the conference . was a success in attendance., enthusiasm and .nterest, " * The weather" is balmy and beautiful. The ga.iams are proving that Jixon $U.ll); M*. ssrs I . K. \\ elmer .Si I A. Randolph. .$1.00; W. \V. Dowdy H. A. Woo 'wunl. ^I.(K); h/ H, Dowdy, $l.t)U; I. t' Jenkips, Jr7 $ 1.00; $. II. Shiver, $.50; Mesdarhes Louise W. Randolph, $.50! Mrs. Loui-a W. {andolph. 50; Mrs Mary K. Joyner, $.25; Miss Annie M. Dowdy, 25; Mrs. i\. Rynum, 25; Mesdaines A. Sumter 25; I. "Scott. 25; A. House 25; I\ Perkins, 25; M. Rhodes 25; K. Smith !5; (I. Sims.~25; ('. Goodwin, 25; Prof L. M. Seott, 25; Messrs* R. McMillan 25; M. McKen/.ie, 25, ' A"~sinair donation was given to the [ lonedict?((uartot. ...?? Miss Lottie Wiliams spent the past ortnight in CoTumha wiih her sis,er Miss Lucy Williams, junior high, school student at Allen University. Mrs. Marion Wright McLe.-ter and hildreu. were the guests of her sis;er Mrs. L. WT'Rarp olph Friday.. Mis, II. T. Mfitshall and '.mother Aero pleasant visitors at the home of dr! and .Mrs. J. A. Randolph on the 0 Mrs! Anne M. Shiver spent "the .veek-end with her sister Mrs. Ida ETTO LEADER of illness. i __ .. | Friends of Biwn . wju regret to learn that sin- o-fi-iw a broken leg in an aeeident recently, _ , \\ wi-h irr lieiL-a. Ispd. dy )m>vwfr Mr. atul -Mrsj Fluules Green arii tlio proud parents of a tino- napy noyj. lie has been nam; (I Charles' Gree-tt* Junior. Mi s Herli.ee JaiUso-.i?entertaitR-d7 the Silver Leaf Club at her home C..* 1-- " * " ohiumay OCIllllJI. Alter, tlu* business s?-sA,,n?was?ever,?a?dc litrht1'iil, soi ial htnir was enjoyed. A delicious sweet course was served by the hos--tr-K. assisted by .Mis. Viney Wroten .Miss's On Hie Hell Odom, Emily Cooper an i Annie Miles were the dinner truests of Miss Bernice Jackson Tuesday.. IIELKNA NEWS Sunday School opened with a high spirit at the usual hour; lesson was discussed with much enthusiasm. At .'5:.'I0 the funeral of Mr. Daniel Met'/, was held. He was a faithful meiiib.i: e.f Brown's Chapel. At S:00 o'clock Brother J. S. Sai>:. ders delivered a wonderful message on "Love." Everyone rejoiced. A silver tea was given bv.Aiiu- Boosters Club Sunday afternoon at the home ?f the I'lisi ent Mr. J. B. Sinith. ; On Monday evening. ' '? Mrs. I'olly Raye entertained 111 honor ?d" Mrs. M. L. Hayries of Orangeburg.' The nosie-ss assueu oy lur UaURhter JU'iss Sarah Raye served a delicious?salad course followed hy ice cream and - i i liits.. . Wednesday aftmioon Mrs. M. L. II ay lies and .Mrs Ida Youmr were tlie inner quests of Mrs MajfRie Manee Die beautiful hunch' of sweet peas n the center of the dinner (able reminded us of the- Mayday's" while Miss \V R. Maine the elVieient daUK'k ter 'of Elder and Mrs. Nance served a' r ?a!atable eolatien cotis.istinR of beef roast, brown j^ravy, Carolina rice, ' tnit-y?hot bieurty^ fruit -salad; pickles, inrisp cabbage.. iee tea.v pineapple . cream and eake. Mrs. K; I?. Royd the - slsU-1" of M l'>. .M. I,. HilVh - ?'nte a Mother's liny dinned in honor rf iter mother, Si-tvr an! a few of her . .friends. Mrs. Royd knows, how to 11ut. over any plan to satisfy the in~_ner man. u;xin<;ton news Sunday beiitK a beaut i fid clay all church yoe.rs wcit' rat for services. New Be thel A\ M. K. Sv S. was Ifold it usual hour with alt officers and teachers at their post of duty. At 12:hP o'clock *Rev. A. 1 >. 1 lawkm pi eachvd- a -\\ underfill sermon. At (LOO th- A.'CK. I'.eatftte';nicl. Sunday?mcrht Rovr T. Bowman?o+ Ii nto prrsuched in the absence of Rev. u 1 >au kins. ; -Rev. S. J. .Johnson attend: d the (Jeneral *Conference i;| (Mevelun . < lino. I l ls many t r*"7nIs*ftf-"TCTUV lnm a pleasant t rip. Mrs. Jennie Slinh who has been - "snHi lor so toe. lime is ante to sit .up at this.writing. ?Ttn?sini k v, i.-ited ,\11. anil M it. Ai thin* L. Lavis last week and left a line boy. , 1 Mi.-iher and- baby tire iloinp: tine. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis R. Jon. s -of Philadelphia. Pa., is vi.?,Ttin.r his mother. Charlotte Jones who has Ik el sick for some time. Prof. Richardson and his tcirl friend -of Cohinihia visiled Mr. ami..Mis. .Willie: 11. t'ii rh y ami Mrs. .S|i.t;li, ou Sunday aftci noon. Last Sunday n'jrht a 'splendid Mother's 'day pro::iiini wa> carried out. Bethei's Quartet simp"; -Mrs. Lot lie Strother read a paper also .Mr. John Slitrh N; w Brookland base, ball boy.played Lexinjfte-n boys niornniu' am. ~ a 11 cllloe 11 a 1 1 .ex burton. St'.res Wei, By Annie Mac (ircen Hayes Yesterday dawned brightly. With it's promise of-hopes?-love, and happiness, We hardly Policed it's Koinfc until, The Western skies were tinted; With the ciimaon rays of the setting sun Soon the evening star came out; For above the hills and tree tops,. Darkness draped its curtian around us, . , I.o, the day was done passed- As silently as it came, Yesterday is gone. Then sigh nul_ iaeivc .fur, jtCiita;day, i Lintrer not in thl* pair -fancies of the day that has . passed. 4 But live, love, serve, today is thine. Clasp the 'blessings of life to thy heart, ????? ?? I Be happy, Be happy, Today" is thine. 1 . '=rsi SUMTER NEWS J f"~ ~ ~ I ? Dr. I. D. l'enson, accompanied by TtlTo choral cllib of Morris College rendered services at Kmanuel M. K. -j-Churoh on Sunday morning May 16th. iTIio message delivered by Dr. I'inson was inspiring and impressive and , ....... KniiMii: o. uviiuuw ami 1.1 rue daughter , of Charleston are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Spears. J. SOCIKTV HILL NEWS Dr. Charli-s Aw-(randy and family of. (iroenville is spending several day lie re as' the guest' of his lhother-in- ' law, Mrs. If.. .JL Bt;ook.?T 1 ' The Annual "Thanksgiving .services for _Th_g ildd_J?elimvs._we?>- held?atHethisda?Baptist Church last Sunday, , pastor?AmlersHu?deli\ e; ed tiki.. serinon. 4 | By the kindness of M. J. Dickson, _Sr. the writer was able to visit the liapiist State Convention in session at Bennettsyille last week. A~ In- lunl.-iw) int., tlw. I'-i of Robert Taylor, of Floionce; Boykin and Williams of Camden and l'rinee <>l l heraw. his mind Went haek forty years ago. and put his hand to his ear to try to hear the different speakers wondering-why people don't talk so 1 ud as they jlid forty years ago. I Mother's" Day exercises at Union Baptist Church on the second Sunday in mis .Month was voiy interesting. Mr. Sanders Smith departed this - ]jfeAtJT>y--iIaya. ago. , He was a rmfefrC young man, devoted to his parents, and did what lie could for 'them. Funeral for him was bob! -it M.m.o i?. ?: Baptist Church conducted by S.--B. I hompson.- j .Mi-. James Aldrick and son Jamos, Mrs.-..Mattio Bacole and daughter Vivian spent, last week end in Conway. We iH'ii1' ultld to have iMr. and Mrs. Thomas Folder. and daughter, Rachel, Mr. and Mrs, Henry Johnson and family worshp with us at Bethel. | Ki v. W. P. McCoy-" conducted the "spring revival at Bothosihf last week and delivered several interesting l iitle Miss I.u.'ilo Kvans. wVio~Tfas been going try -school at Choraw is -at lunne.toMhe delight nf her limflwM'"" "and friends, ~ t Mrs. (ieoigia Sharper-of Cheraw was a welcome visitor. In our town *w' few days ago. j Mrs. Jtdia Thompson of Bennettsvillo, visited Mr. and Mi's. J. S. Dick son-. Jr. last week. v.' PlIll.ADEI.PIIlA NEWS I J? i ' ' - ' ; Mrs. Fannin Jackson of 3-017 W. York St. gave a dinner on Friday.even - ing- in honor of Rev. S. 'W. Jackson of Columbia, S. C. Rev. Jackson is visiting in Philadelphia and New Jersey stopiilg in the community 1 Baptist Church. He preached a won-' ' ckrful sermon on Sunday night, May < Stli. P.).'{2. All seemed to enjoy, the < message and to ReV. Jackson, come j again. Rev, J. F. Williams is pastor ' at the Community Baptist Church. , l | Rev, S. Jenkins of Eolumlmt, tC. ' arrived in Philadelphia-this mronihg.. ' r, t .... IV wi.-.iniv-^mt,?u,?- wnc> ?'?ht*? spent sonic time with his daughter and-son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson < now ht? is with his son, Mr. Phillip 1 1A MESSAGE OF When death invades your family ' - 8olation comes to you from the f? AND BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA protected by insurance laws, to f "^policy which your forethought pe: * such. |?The Mutual Relief & R ?? Tr-lt YOttNCBLfr PHONE 71 Rfi at Bethel Church, Moutlay night, Mrs . Audrey Waiusur directress assisted by members of the Deaconess board an J associates from .sister churches male an indelible impres ica upon the capacity crowd present for the manner "TrT which si]c managed the .qffair." 'Several white friends witnessed ,the " piugium. Among Diem County Supt.; Brooks, who was loud in his praise of the> actors a.uT management. The church" wasTirt'.stically decorated .with a back setting of white. Flowers of several varieties "White and Retl^beiTig the most conspicuous in the assemblage. Photos of mothers we're* displayed upon the walls together with other decorations made the letting vpry 'beautiful. Orations, recitations, declamations, appers, solos duets, etc., were lavishly bestowed upon "Mother" .in this the most moment* is celebration of the day in - our city. Mrs. Abide .1, C'h\?;|;eile and Miss WhlilUt; of Greeny-lie worshipped-^ttB. the! Sunday morning while here they \vi re tho guests of Mr-. Nannie liveyedd by President I. D. Pinson of Morrts College. Sumter toan ov?>r flowing audience. Ik autiful musie was rendered by the school with Mrs. Mat! ic?P;?!"h?Prrrn?rrs?pianist. The Junior Club of Hampton Street Mtnrh~mct-~nt~ I he home of'Mrs. Oli)>bant I' l i :iv :ii'U'i'iiiMiii. A "very nni (|Ue program hying . rendered. Remarks by Mcsdames Golphin, Oliphant, Johnson and Mr. Robt. IliK-' gins. Solo, Miss Mattie Fuller; instrumental Miss Alberta Mathis; Miss Mattiig^Mjjller- pianist. Gameswere playod at n-r which TtTe hostess sist.d by Mrs.'Golphin. served Lfndherg salad and a?sweet tourra'l Miss Carrie Hello Nel-o'n motored to Columbia with Mr.. Willie Thompson. Thy cc- nni. ncement .exercises of Hampton Street Hig'h will be hell during the week. The Baccalaureate sermon war held Sunday at 3:30 o'clock -a I St I'aijl wilh Kov A ?. Hast delivering- it-. The -"subject wlHr-:?? ing "Plan's Disfaction" which was a master piece without words! Every body enjoyed it. An over flowing crowd, greeted the faculty. Mr. Yc.-ungblood and two of the insurance ladies inspectors were visitors in the city Monday. ?Mi.<. Sallie?1/ignns passe I?away Sunday afternoon after. a lingering. iilness at the home of her daughter, .\lrs. Margaret Smith. Funeral ser.Vices'',wore, held Tuesday afternoon at Ct. Paul Baptist Church at 3:30 o'clock, by the pastor, Rev. A. H. Le VfttM1 boi I;<r a* "iM e d"--b-jy Cunningham, and J. W. Mathis. She ~ leaves' to nRiUlira husband,-five child yen, three step-chilicm.one sister and ~ brother Arid a little" granddaughter A large concourse of sorrowing rela lives anil ITienJs witnessed the sad rites aNf Mr. jmd Mrs. Kennedy white') friends- of theirs. The flo- . ral tributes were numerous as well as beautiful. Mrs. Ilaftie Golden was suddenly^ Vailed to Washington during the week. jenkibsT Rev. Jenkins i*. the father of Mrs. Jackson also. The children and grandchildren all are very glad to have their father and grandfather here with them. -r?* The mother's Day program at the . * Community Baptist Church was very Successful on Sunday afternohn under the auspices of the Missionary iicfe Mrs. Jannie Weston, President. 'Mrs. ,Bessie Clark was mistress of . was mail by the.president, Mrs. Jan- t riie Weston, paper by Mrs. Eliza Williams, Solo by Mrs. Emma J.ohttwotr;?f Mrs. Helen Carter, Mrs. Elizabeth " Williams -and?the?friends quaretoa ??tendered several selections. We . losed with remarks by the pastor, Itiw .1 E. Williams. WWWWWWWWWWW^WWWWWWWWMMM?^?* CONSOLATION ranks, what a measure of con J tct thai THE MUTUAL RELIEF HON is under contract and you i >ay you promptly yWPTnnsurance ] rsuaded you to take out covering i OD. T?en. Manager. 1f>01</, T \YLOR STREET >i??cficecHMeax8C8caMCRCHx^