Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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P*fe 8 ? CAKI) OF THANKS ] k Mr. and Mrg. Jlairy Ghappelle. and brothers/wish to thank their many relatives and friends for their acts of kindness shown them during the illness and death of their be? loved mother, an4 ^or the beautiful floral tributes. Mr. Joseph and James Chappelle who ha,ve been visiting the death-bed a . of their mother lofr. the oatv Thurs- ' ? day -for- their homo in New York. For That SUNDAY TR I P ONE CENT PER MILE IN EACH DIRECTION For Distances 150 IVIilefc or Less Good for transportation in poaches only, and to return prior to midnight of date of sale . ? - j . Round Trip Lares From COLUMBIA, S. C. Augusta, Ga. __ $1.70 Savannah, Cv.. . 2.85 Charlotte, N. C. 2.20 Charleston, S.. C. __ __ 2.60 Greenville, S. C. __ __ 2.80 Spartanburg. S. C. __ .__1.90 TAKE A TRAIN RIDE AND VISIT YOL'R IRlENDtf "SAFER THAN ? ' V Ask The Ticket Ajjeint S6ulherii"Rairy System . : - Sturkie Furniture Co. 1 BUY. SKI I. A Nil Tit A 11F J ____ Used Furniture ? Sewing MachiAes and Talking Ma fhint-s- W?? Kill Ww -m.1 1 Furniture. Cash or Terms Corner Gervais and Harden Sts. ' PHONE 2-1235 ' 4 ' Mrs. Lillian LykelT | ^Star Hair Dresser | i' PHONE 803.'J | ? :L? Cut Prices; | j; 50 c 65c I IT ! | 1317 Wheat St, Columbia, S.C. . ... X : . TAKE A ? RoundTrip Tickets* o . ^?_ . Fare-and One Fifth KETWEEN all stations On Sale: FRIDAY, SATURDAY and sunday, Return: FOLLOWING Limit TUESDAY MH>NldHT~ TAKE A TRAIN RII)E AND VISIT YOUR FRIENDS ' SAFER THAN STAYING AT HOME". ASK THE "TICKET AGENT Southern RaiPy System David G. Ellison General Insurance , / , ' Honest and efficient attention given to all business plaaced with me. PHONE 5717 - 1221 WASHINGTON ST. . < ' I - - - \ 1 V*'. ?:r? ? * - Vew "Telescope Cameras" Used to Film Exciting Football Sequences of "Huddle" "TelesAjj^e Cameras" wore used to follow fast-movine: football plays in Roman Novarro's latent starring MG.M. feature, "I luddUsA' tiL be_sbown Thurs., Fid.,and Sat. at ,the Carolina Theatre. . t . f These far-seeing lenses were part of the special equipment that enabled cameras to pick up players starting on a long run uit^Lfullow them down the field to a touolidown. Tile plays v.vro carefully rehearsed several -times - Itefoce-qu'tutd Hinting was begun so that an approximate placing of men cbuld.be worked out. The squad 011 which Novarro played wore white helmets so that they could be easily distinguished from a distance. When the ball was.'snapped he lif.n rs set 011 the man earring tile halt and b\ careful sighting . he was followed all the why down the field to the finish of Lhe-p4ky. _K eej)s*I t a 11 ' i n Foe lis "Tins greatly increases tile thrill pf ti lilo.vitg picture football gimie and mattes' 11 possible Ib 'ioilow tile ball continually. Suit All-Anierican am; lioted. sttiis as Krpie Hinekert. Jest Ilibbs, Dale Van* Sickel, (leiu* elark Dqn Hill, . Margcr Arpif and many others are shmvit in act.inn with \'n m ' * vlUTU. Sam Woo,I who produced "So This tt (OlIojiV" and "One Minute to. Paly"1 and w'h recently I'dmed the entire U. S. (\ and .Notre Daije game for technical detail, directed' tlje production. Well-known players n the cast with .V \ai io ,a^iu?u niadgo F.var.s Una Merkej, Ralf "(J raves, .John A Hedge and Frank Alliertaon.- The picture is an ada| tat ion of Francis Wallace's story. s r m \ i 't i11;\\ s x ivWt-t-? 'I hi- Su* Mat thews; .Jtinior. Hi .School "k>. do-yd a siici i' ,st il 1 School tei 1'he priuTTpaT. tcache rs and' scholars need _to 1kj commended for the exile.nt program that was carried out by the various ..classes* ?uir- I'.h idsey-oite- A-jn . I J'.i. The cliutch was crow ded to- its 'capacity to" 1 ist"11 -+h?t-hr? j i aduati's. l'l of. IT W Ihi.iiiigaia!lu-r of Allen I'nivorsity dressed, the class. His subject was Kducati^n the Key to the New World. .Prof. 15a 'imrardMer moved himself i'rol.. I- . I'. Aln aiiani, Sumter, S'. C; _A1 iss, .Lhdonibiu. Sv-T." Mi.-s M. 'list. Spartanburg, S. Mi- .1 Ha11n r. Cohn diia: ALU^ i'hoi.iasiua Kirvin, Florence. Mi's. Keltie (.'alios of Orangebui e, Mi day with her daughter. ' Wo arc soriy to have heard o. In- illiifl!ro. W. Williams.. h.i> equal to the . la-k. Kvcrybody \va? . r: i il?a vny?with?trt>?:|H ceil. W7 ' ake ' hi'; 1>|i|k.j tiniily in i11viti;.^ I Train Travel | From C< ;|=====y ,$j I NEW YO H ? - Rount gj SATURDAY, KKTl RN LIMIT M( |S <?really Reduced Lull 'S '* New York o?j- Arkcn?? 7 SI 1.00 ?;hi???uh'k a . I.too _g._Cbi'sLe? ' 10.00 COLl'.M 111 A 12.00 S Fort Mill _ 10.00 jcj Johnston ; __ 11.00 rfi Lexington ?=-? ,12.00 Qj Hitlge S|>rinas __ 13.50 Qj Kilgeway __ 11.00 Gj Hock Hill 10.00 ^r^n,on ?. -- 14.00 S Winnsnoro ~~ 11.00 j c' vi ^ Tin: NATION'S MOST FASC H Til l-: MOS T FASIl ION.-\ Ul/K ^ THF- 1,1': \ III NR. IN 1)1" STRIA I ^rHj Convenient Train Service ? jjl' Dining fijl Consult Ticket Agents for d Jn! Hes(L>, \ at ions. | .SOUTHERN RA nil . V * ' Mi "| * A ssist g . ' * _ the piglbmmj " PRESIDENT EARL,E SPEAKS (Continued from Paj?e 1) men anil women of ingratitude. In fact, we would just like to know who he is, and whore does "hp live? AVe ! Would inform the writer that there i were men in that Convention who helped to found Morris Collt^e^ 25 'years, ago; and who have given one [hundred dplLars at a clip for her s'upport. Some of u^ were, there when the firnt H nevec r?f Imwl .purchased from which a plant ; has - {frown"to he worth nearly a half million dollars. But why continue? -f Wo just would like?tu ' klidW the writer,-so wc can give some sure enough facts ahout Morris College* Now, My Brothien, let us be encourgaed, and' go up and possess thO land?for we are fully able. Meet us ac Morris College, May* 24th and - tiirth.?We hope to meet every trus> tee at the College* Tuesday, 24th. Come- prepared to stay for-* Commencement Wednesday, 25th. We want to ?ee every member of the Executive Board at this meeting also-. Business of vital importan t' claim our attention. ?Your humble servant, J. S. EAHLE.... JL _ FA IB V IttV N 1?'v P-.-HH5-.VNT? .(Continued front Page. 1) will he enhancing. Strong appeal . will he made upon the imagination as' the characters swiftly and nimbly lead, us through Fairyland, poiv ; lraying the delights' and mysteries found there.. 1- - i -2-1 * - 1 in.?|hi11 hii.i?ami rr11'1111s oi wip Public schools are cordialy invited k. and urged J.u witness and enjoy this delightful revelation of the-beauty and happiness - that will be found | )i Fairyland. I'loi. Baumgardncd back again. Mother's Day * was fittingly o'.i<erved at the usual time. Kcv. A. A. Hethea preached an--excellead. llion that morning in keeping- wTi:Y the occasion. On Sunday night a out. Kvery person present eXpres -sod him-and Iter self as enjoying ihV Ford who was Master of Ceremonies introduced the following young<ladies of Kjloree, S. C., to the audi? enee: Misses Rhine, Caldwell. Wnkelield all of whom are teachers ia ; lite Klloree Graded School. I After everything was^.over Prof. ?Fold nail resolutions ol congratul;'.; .turn expressing gratitude' ^o Prof. Abrahanf for his valuable Services icn'ored in the comnP'nity ( ing here. The resolutions met the r^rrppTaval L* ve r y ohe preseint. - We were shocked to have h ard o"' -the death?of?M i s. Maftiia H< ptdiiT whoso renfains was funeralized <r. Bethel A. M. K. Church by the pastor. ' 'Mr. Johnny Mitchell and Miss Ben (. tailed in herniation and I'ullman r] | TLWAY SYSTEM vv. e. Mc(;ee, ? ? ant (Jeneral I'assen^er Agent. > |b BJHJ'BJBroJEIEJEJErEJBJHJZIBJErEJHJHJEfBJl , "' ; jf?j | J J B J r.. r.;r_ .. * .\iu.ii.ini ailing v.iiii in.' many "llU'l who w(<i shipped with us Sun tiy." We wish to'suy tt; you,'our doors. u>always? open. - .1 Sun lay . School Su.iul.ay ai'ternoon was very VVT'il attended. The Iiev George 11. Atkinson was again ..wi .1 it*-taught the Bible class, W .aie n I ways pleased .to have him coine to us... - HOOK Kit WASHINGTON HIGH T( PKtJSKNT ."IT IN TIIK .AIR"\ Pretty Operetta1 In Two Acts "I'P In 'I lie Air,"" a pretty < peivi 4a in two acts is being pre euted by Hookir Washington High School on Oioaday, .May titl at-Uiu-uity audiG*t? iuni. The story goes as follows: George Burbanks, a big bitsine.-'. mail, tolerates no' mi,, l.ni -i y . fellow of brawn and daring as eau. tli ato I'm' tin?hand ol' lli> daughlei Hetty who is already wooed, much i? ' -his annoyance, by Harold 'Post-, a young man of just the opposite tyjv Bui-banks'1 friend. .Mc.Cullnm, a niovi' - magnate, p. upusi ?to sui^V a .-pee tacular ilyiny: --'""I, l.y a yvu4ijf n-i | ator, Joe Heiuiett, who has applied ior a job in Hie tyovios and oilers a |TirTze in any a.-ialeuf* wi n will nml,, a parachute jump, .li.i Carter, lln raid's busy body, t'mnd, seizes or ibis as tlie yo-unjj man's opportunity* to make jrood, and devises variou alibis wbieli will prevent his actua'~ - -ly yiae up. while pniniiitf the i red;: for bravery. One by oin- these nit. bis tail, and Harold u?<-''ts more aip! -"fitbve 'eeply involved. Finally he 's E forced to j?o thru with it inspite id' himself, and by a comic fluke manapes to*'maintain his repiitiktion as a. daic-devil, to paiii. the eiiiluisiasij approval ot linrbank. ojrid t, win Hi yirl of his ehoiee.The leadiny ehafaeters are Isaac Russell. .James Abbey and Verde.ile Collins, .Malinda 'Hiek-ort,- pianisi-:, Miss Hutler in eliarpe r''the ameand Mr. Sfallworth is direcfTnp. " CUXM1V.V CLRirn ... Sunday, "May In, was it lovely day at He, ;p|iniry"ay ' ('hap Till t'n1 bath School was well attended. Mrs. llashie I?eily, the Supt. . was. at?her?post??sf?+kity?4?h-trr+4?with teat hers at lliei.'r. place.-. Mrs. .\l lie eparmly fu st olass- tcnelior.?Mi~. Charley Ileimuin^way', second class teacher jinri Mr. AW ('. Hennninpway third* class, teacher. The Ic&SOIt was. well reviewed and iiseussed and there wpre some re--mai ks made by aEev. l>. C.. McNeil. and pastor. The pastor was invited to Mr. and _Mis. II. IT "Shaton. f<>r <1 inner. Mrs. Sharon spared no pains in tryinK-~ln prate it pleasant. He returned in the afternoon to meet the Sunshine. Band, j This hand is com posed of the yo-.unp people of the-community and a few of ; the sefTtrrrk. They also took up the Sunday .School lesson. I The purpose of this Band seem to be to hoi 1 the>(younj>- people together. and keep them from so much idle -things. They meet at each of the two churehes in the community, that is they go from onj? to the other as t occasion wilr peivljt. i. Mondhy night at the close of the official board, the Stewardess iand Missionary presented to the pastor a surprise pound j party. The following sisters were present: Sister Dashie Beity, .Sallie Parmly, Lite Green; Lue Addie Parnily' and Kstdla Parnily. After a little march around the church, they place! thei? j packages on the table. 1 am sure I did feel very grateful to them and | fhosc who were, not present and yV? r -sent their mu kaaca. I Though money seems to be scarce' ! and yet they are means that the poo pie cart help their pastor if they will. > I , . NKWBKRRV N KWS The pastor of Miller's ('hupel \va> i absent two Sundays ImviiiK taken ;> i y | .trip" to "fTeWtand, "Ohio "visiting" the < I (ii iieral Conf erehee. All are looking I i being greatjy encouraged ami old ! j. Lsinners are b<L?im-n ' -"d ?:? ,? calling and we who aVe His must I Be" up and aTiout our"~Vathi.r,s. buSi- { ness. ' . I The ambulanee is .-till rolling to 1 our doors. Mr. J. H, Willlatns-^le- J posited a body Sunday. * . I Mesdanles .-Ilosabell Simpkin and" Ida Hare and others- whose names we do not know are still sick WT ljuay for their .recovery. Thci^wa, an excellent program" at.' Miller'.t nap.i A. M. li. i\l'ov..';i-Way by til. a Junior clour consisting o{|...solos. . u- h els, quartets,- drii's and manr*w^or n .-.electa.- i- filled with gratitude and I appreciations, for mothers. Mother I otvupi.'d reserved spats and at the J dose of thV program cash i\ceive ' t a gift. All present were in.-.piret; ii ??+tel?eongratiihrtfd?ladies an ?gentle < men on the active part t'aey are taking in the church. * . a 1 Hose taking important parts are. I Misses Katie Hare, Beaufort Rivv..- i Knima Clarke, Ernestine BurtCn, LtL_ I iie Sligh. Lessie and Hattie Cromer -I .Mary Singl.t-m. Chariot lo \:nx c .and... Addle hail Messrs William Irons v Mark.' MiiTCm. Albeit llaie and Cur'i?| Singleton credit for the success- o. o the program is due to the etl'o.rts ol j \i..? is,,.,;.!.. is a n.>,i .i;I... .)........ * .Miss A, L. Pearson is directing1.a [ play: "1'arloi?Mate lies*' this1 Tuesd v>? Muic will IM,1 ^*"1 lilt"!' )-* Miller V choir ha-so, Mr. Jot? Nanc. p was misse! Sunday. Woirder if hi was sick. ' t UNION NEWS E ' I Sunday was a bright and clear da;, ^ It scams that so many saints and > sinners took advantage of the opportunity by going to church. Hey. - Anliur. At. J.bivj.s,. ?r ,'i:P subject: God called Atlajji int.; question. Many iranked as he spoke theri truth out of the Holy B.ble. At 7:J0 P. .M another Gospel feast l! from Romans H 1-2 verses was.hear 1. ligthel is moving .on, in-pite ?rf kin: qhsoneo of-our beloved pastor. Vis itors worshipped at Bethel Sunday. ' Mr. I.ott Reynolds, Mrs. Sal lie. Craw ford, Mrs. Bolder ypul son, Mr. Roy ^ Thomas, Mrs Kiln J.tor, Mr. am!' * -Mrs* V. A Da\Vkins and a number ul others ' Mi-s I.unetto .Kennedy, spent Satvvilh .Ali^S Willi.. .\_Li MeCool on East Henrietta Street. 1 We are. glad to have Miss DorsS A." -Hardy at Innw to-lt?kT?^TTT^tTr~'TTtt"'"'r parts of the church.' She closed "a * successful school term in Spartanburg ' -Torero Will la: u W-umaidess w.e alii,". _i! at Corinth Baptist (Church ' Tuesday night. May li t. Mr.-VVV K McJutikitr v the bride; Mr Wallace llobsivn,. the ^ groom' A program entitled Twins 1 Divided, Mrs. Charlotte Davis Gray ' and children of East Orange, N. J.. "i,re visiting ther parents- Mr. and ^ Mrs. W M. Davis- on Douglas Height The Blue Haven Jubilee. Quartet u1 _ Buffalo rendered two numbers at C Bethel Stintlay night - i v Mrs. HciaU Hancock who yjfdted her daughter in Charlotte for- 10 13 ilhjs i etui tie : home Monday evening ^ and reported a pleasant trip. . c News reached h - re this morning of Mr. Reginald Young formerly of Union who died in Washington wheic ^ he made his home for 12 years. Ar v langeinints for funeral to the efTect that the body will be brought here. ( The Sunday School Union was to ( \ L meet Sunday afternoon at Corinth .was. called olf for a later date. - I Mr. Robert Ro.igers of Maple Kidge section spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. James Rodgers on Hamlet n Street Mrs. Agnes Tucker of Spartanburg visited relatives and friends here . -I? - ' t # 1 j last* week on business. Mrs. Addiej Anderson; they stopped with their Sister, Mrs. Sallie Ik Young. Many applause for Dtv-D H Sims. Mr. and Mrs. Guss Keaster wiil soon move in their new bungalow. It has five rooms and all modern con- ^ __f _ b vunumves. . ??-?. . . \ Mr. Molden King left Sunday for ' i Greenwood to spend a month or ** more. ' t1' *+ . . ' s ; . . . * ; ?1 nolo real work thai, wo have done i'i lovoral years; Th.? olivtch has' boon >rgani/.ed "better than ever before , nailing?no except'ii to any *ulirin , ~ strut: en. ' On Friday evenmjv May G Brewm rnnior College students gave a iday i West < ? Chap.'l,*" " io "Tl o l'rhv if Sin.' A . large j .i .'ivnce witness;. J lie play. Prcf. J. - B. Sanders. Jr., irooted .the play. On Sunday afternoon, May the fa the "Young Men's Club" of Green i'lo rendered a program in interest if the Sie\v.irdoss- Boards. The prorrain featured a soio by.Mrs. Beatice Fvan Rhtte; 2. artctrcss by ,rMr. -1 .? .. h jMiiijrai). A. B., solo Mrs. Bessie - ?ulh'vun; i taper, MiS Jessie Ma? Gil iani; address'Prof. 1.. L. Pendurvis of "*" JreWv'r J un+??r College"; st 'o, Prot. B "** f.' Saniers, Junior ; Mr. Richard Ii adley acted. Mcfsrt r of Cert monies Uter tli*- program the ladies of the t.waule.-s hoards serVed the club .embers, dinner, a lovely, time was peii at V.Ysion ( hapeh At this wiling Mr. Y. B. Nance is way in lioehister, Minn., for his ieaUh:'u "Mrs. Jessie Nance acecr.liUJtiiiiUhini. Mrs. Corrie Lynch is in irewcM' Hospital under the care of )r. Ward and nurse Founts. ijhe" j. improved greatly "since be'r.g here. Mrs. Rosa Lee Jones is mendng nicely after a serious operation. die is able to be out attain.. The "Just Us" Social club will give, party at the home ol -Esquire B ). IVi'rin Thursday evening. May 19. i his is tin* pri e of Greenwood club, 'lu* club is headed by Mrs.-.Clyde )illaid. -The H^ysieis Club under Mrs. OliiK^WirTii nis and the Pulpit Aid ui\er .Mrs. ,da Allen are clubs worthy f their names.?Greenwood is watch ng Weston Chapel. __ Wp were delighted to have Miss <11 lu Ballard..home. for Mothers' .Day ttFsTj? Hazel and Julia Mae Golf " anre=w4tJrdier. " They "spent a ' veTy"^ feasant afternoon sight-seeing. Mr. n Mrs. lluilaid were plea ed to haw hem in the home. .Wis. imiltl'Uy Rliiu' i}j tuaeiiing at Irewer since Miss Richardson !. {rower since Miss Richardson has een called home to the bedside of er sick nu\.hrr: The Women Missionary Society N loing great work in the community 'specially for those who are least ortwnate than they are. Mr.. Dewey Williams formerly ot 'heraw. but now of Newark, N, J., s home visiting relatives and friends" Rev. S. M. Miller pastor of the Vesley M.-E. Church and Rev. Me- 'oy oT the M. E. Zion Church attended the general conference at Cleveland, Ohio. " * Miss Susie Stevenson .spent the U'.cJvmul 1U Hiiiihwiiiie, fci. C., visiting elatives and friends. ?Mrs. Olie "PowV.* passed to the ohIiim beyond 11 n""Snnr**rry""e ve n 1 n gT" " "uncial services were held., at the *ee Dee Baptist Church Tuesday fevning.' Rev. E. W. Prince, pastor _ ' nterment was held at Founder llill ' m^wteryi?She leaves a husband and r?n, Jan'ies PowV1 and Ernest Powe o mourn her lost and relatives and richids . ' Mrs. Laura Crini_entertained the adies aid Society at her home Frilay evening. *Mrs. Frances Cain mi J brother An ? ..1 nniM.M. 4 1 .1 - . ! i*t* VJC41 livjf tlic WCt'K-CIlU viating rulatives jami friends-"*?:?On Monday evening" May 9 a three ict drama was presented at' Robert Small Auditorium . under the auspices of Mrs. A. M. Pickens. Title Miss Adventure." On Thursday evening, May 12 a unior-Senior Prom vhts grvetT which vas much enjoyed r On Friday evening, 13 a three act Irama was presented by the junior loca 11tl?> n.Ar.ir.oc I C; Paytoiv. "Title "Much Ado About jetty." . _ _ ; _ Mr. Wilfred Matthew* formerly of 3heVaW, but now of New York City pent several days here visiting revives ami friends., " Mrs. Ollie Samuel entertained thi 7~~ voinen Missionary at her home on ''rida.y evening. Mrs. Victoria Johnson is sick at his writing. PROUD PARENTS. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hopwood, who re now residing in their cozy brick ungalow on the 2^011?-block of E. ? fasliThgton street, have a baby girl christened Anternetfce, who is of inglish descent- Mr. and Mrs. Hopmod are receiving many congratu? itions on their good fortune.