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^ JACKSON- HIGH SGHOOIr X I.I B ! On (Sunday iMay 29th the Jackson High School Club held its Annual Baccalaureate Exercises e?t Triuity v M. E. Church. The Glee Club in ' charge of Mrs. A. O. Duren rendered , several musical numb*i:jL Rev. P. B. Mdodana delivered an inspiring sermon to the graduates. * J ud,g.e Mendel " Li. Snuth alul Hon. FT Yates I brought to the graduates and congre- | hope. ' - j On Monday evening May 30th, the Annual Class Night Exercises were I conducted at the School Auditorium. An interesting and humorous program was presented to a host of palions and triads. Wednesday evening June lirst mark - ed the close of a successful school year. Eighteen young people receivtd their diplomas. The l olio wing - program was carried out to the satisiaction of all present. ProcessionallAliisie?Awake witTT the Lark, De Keef; Invocation; Musics-Kentucky Babe, Melody; Oration7-.SalutatO;Fy, Edith Beatrice McGirt; Solo, Edna Louise Cooper;.Orar tion, C die Blease Law son J Music Spring is a Lady,- Strickland; Essay, Iva Jaunita Jones; Quartet; Valedictory, Christine Carolyn Mdodana; Solo, Augustus Hampton; Presenta-. Lion of Lbplomas, Hon. C. H. Yates; Remarks,-Members of Trustee Board; Class Song. 'Benediction and Recessional. ? ? 7?' ' NOTES FROM SKN'KC A . The Oconee."County Training School ' has just closed anorhpr sucCessfuj term.....Xi)e children are *t<w enjoying another pleasant vacation. The teachers have returned huune where they will again enjoy a pleasant vacation &fter nine months of Lkithfii The Sisters Aid Club of St. James M. E. Church rendered a play tilled "Ita All-Ovn Tumi," Which Whs en' joyed by all who saw it. Rev. B. F. Stewart was called to Ashville, N. C. to hold services at the?tst?BuptUt Church of that. city.. He reports great service for the day. Mr. Archie Ivan, Jr. who ji? Junior at"Bcnedict College has;-, returned home "for" the Summer.1' MARl.BORO (OlVl'V???-? training school The, closing exercises of the Marlboro County Training School began May 23-on which the 1-2-3 grades rendered a very interesting program. .The?program consisted oT~~JuTen fhT ' ^jbhQrttses, <nfos dm't-, idrlibi,?f+vl-k; uances. etc. The program was enjoyed and witnessed by a large audience. luesd.iy .May tlie 1th amid -5th "LeLS go Tii-v.dmu,,' Til.. ?|?'nilh) consisted of twenty-live - characters. Kach character piny., i?well 'their part.; The program was largely attended and highly appreciated. " Thursday May 2<! the Mb and 'Jth grades exhibited a'comedy drama in two parts. Entitled "The lload to the City.' This play created a spirit of laughter from the beginning to thrf r*niJ ? Friday afternoon; .May 27 at 2:00 P. M. the Class Day exercises for the first time in the history of the school . * was witnessed" By, many. . . Sunday May 20 at 2 P. M.Tht Baccalaureate service was held an mi ntnrinm ?111.1 u i I 11. inI?fry JT large audience. Rev. E. O. Oliver preached a very inspiring sermon .to the graduates of which everyone joyed." " Monday evening May 20 the dth and 7th grades presented amusical comedy in two acts, entitled "Folderrt1 ' the umnciir?cmrsi^Pd n I' thirty one characters; Each character pO'y.wl o-i.il nv.;,?part. Tuesday noon the last public assembly was conducted hy principal A.. ?Cook aF"which time a program fittfag for the occasion was witnessed and enjoyed by the largest number of students that's?ever been on similui occasions. Each teacher was called upon and all expressed themselves as having enjoyed a most .pleasant-year There has been perfect harmony between all forces this year. We have. not had a ripple on the water ?* Principal Cook's 'administration was endorsed by white and .colored folk alike, lie stands out as being, preeminently fitted to weather- diifi. cult situations, and this has been' ;a most difficult one. Tuesday evening at S.'JO o'clock'the *; graduating exercises weito conducted at which time the class.. wufc rep-re-' gerited by the following speakers.' Salutatory," Miss Louveniu Oliver;. Orations, Messrs C. Miles and Rosa lee Irby; Valedictory by Miss Marie . Cook. Each one of these young people acqfritted themselves fine. Prof. C. D. \yright, principal of the Bennettsville High oehool delivered the class address and Rev. Ferguson presented certifu-ates "and gifts to the -class. f ' It is ai^tidipatud that most of the I pre-sent faculty will h.. mi-iim-d?forthe next school year with I)r. Cook as principal. Thus closed the best year in the I history oT the school. ^ ,~uL f IN itEMDRIAM V** \ ... In loving memory of our husband and father, Rcr: fn?A. Christie who" departed this life June 10, 10112. Dear how we miss you, God knows the tears that flow. But memory keeps you near us, Though you left us one year ago. Sadly missed by your loving wife and children, Mrs. Ix>ttie .Christie, wife; D. A. Christie, son; Mrs. Cornice Garrett, daughter. ? ? I ? ?"MANNING NEWS "Sunday services well attended at Ebenezer Baptist Church. The young folks seem to take an active part in all church activities. " Rev. A. Daniels, pastor preached aM able sermon from the following- text: And lie dreamed and behold a ladder; (Jen. 28c 12; He used as a subject,'"A Stairway to Heaven." Hei. A. Daniels who has been 1 iv-. ing in Kllorce and .pasturing in Manning is' moving in the. .parsonage. AVe Welcome him and his wife to Mannling. Wo are ,glad to have them ?j oiong us. we know they can Uo more efeetive work. _ . Miss Corinne II. Douglas, who has la-err teaching at Friendship College in Rock Hill has returned homo for I the Summer. ..Miss Douglas reports a successful school yeatf under the new leadership of President J. II. (ioudlovk. ' ' . ; : _ The students returning from various schools are: Miss Thealma. V. ll.ewis of "Morris College, Mr. T. J. Crow ford, State; Miss Bertha BrOwn, Kindall Institute, Sumter, S. C.; Miss lidella Williams," Kindall Institute, Sumter, S. C.; Mr. Crawford and Miss Lewis graduated with" honors-at tKe-H* school. Mr. James Cochrell died last Tuesday morning after being sick for a long time. The funeral services were held Thursday p. m. at Ebefnezer Baptist Church. The church has lost t'lie of its best members antl als,. one "of its ueocons. t CHER AW NEWS Miss Elouise Davis "Is. home after spending a successful school term at 1 Barber Scotia at Concord. N. C. Miss Janie Killock gave a Dime Social: at Tftrr home on Mojidav. eve ning. I-. Junior Missionary rendered a program .'it the Poo [Dee?Baptiot Vliurch "n Sunday evening. ?* *?~" . .Miss Marion Johnson gave a Silver Tea -at her home Thursday even :?? ? Mr. and Mrs. Major Robinson, Jr. spent the week end visiting relatives ami frit?n.l? t.t 11 iv11111 si, r There was a social given by the Happy Seven iBoys' Club Friday evenwhich was enjoyed by all.' Miss Mary Poe is home after spending' a successful school term at Bene-. (Pet College at Columbia. S, C. :?-Funeral- se rv ices'- wcmTiQldMn-TVlott(Tay lor the infant son of Mr. and Mrs.Willie Covington who was fatylty burned Saturday! THE ECHOES FROM TjlE CORNER By Rev. J. P. Washington, Pastor of ?r'- Eliemv.er A. .M. E. P hurcit _Our Second ''Quarteiiy.,_Cunfereneewas held Mav Oth. and?Kth inclusive. On Friday evening 8th, Inst, tint busi'noss of the con fere uio .was dispatched with grace. cusp aml-dignit.\_.._LIiie. - rvpiiin r" \rCTF"Ittrtl.iiu cv nsidering the stiintrcncy of -money at present, i he - people- of Mullins and members ot' Kbcne/.cr in particuhn- are?loyftF to tlie* core." Tile t<ord"is still adding to our numbers su. h-as will fie saved. I Sunday, morning l)r. Murplt.asctnded.the rostrum and delivered a prael Kal loetital and jHiw.erl'ul sermon from the subject "The value of.a man." Sunday afternoon he delivered another of those master pie.es in behalf of stewardness board nqmbor lj.fr1'in tfre subject" " KHicaey of. faithful prayer." The people are loud in their, praivcrs over- the business like manner in which the conference was held. This closes our third quarter with everything toward a.- happier, hriirhter '""i pm.gnu ..?futuie. Tile' members of Kbeneztr are working as a unit for. .the betterment of the ed a iffore loyal and enthusiastic people anywhere. *' frast Friday night after our usual class meeting, the members conducied "hat t hey ..termed "A l>ftndfuut"Tyai^" ty." This was sontething entirely new to us hepee " tn <""l take notice. Led on l?y Sister Haltie. Hayes, the ladiess started a most, -petmliar?program; A'fyw iinprunvtu speeches were made by Brother J. Sf Williams-, Sister Janic Donaldson and others. Alter these - speev lies,^sister Annie Ford presented the pastor with a basket of flowers with various assortment, then came two other sisters! with a basket too heavy for any I i! persons of the weaker se:c to handle loaded with tn-umf <.f everything eatable., The sisters assured the pastor and family tahat they feel that they deserve flowers, and they desire them to have them while they can enjoy them.?We have had many such ^surprises during our pastorate, hut this in a class to- itself. No pastor can help going his length ?n service for such a loyal people, j The following are the names of ,those who played a part in the above named -party, Sisters Hattie Hayes, Annie Ford, Eliza Davis, Naomi FoxWorth*~Lilly Williams, Cornelia Foxworth, Margaret Foxworth, Rosa | Rutledge, Queenie Williams, Emma ! WTrndbui'yT Maggie "Smalls. Allen I Hliehes Itlnneho Itfiinrktvr T illio I Do/.ier, Bessie Robinson, Lizzie Alston, .lanic Wilson, Hartnah J. Moore. [Xettio Roberts, Almena Hayes, Lo?jtje Rivers, Lula Casson, Ix>uise HolloXora Miebens, Nora?Chisolm, Allen Hughes, L. R. Moultrie, Kmma .Keith. Beaulatv Ford, Amie Grissett, !Annie Belle Davis, Allen Johnson, 'Amanda Xante, V. M. Carmicheal (Mary Marcus, Rachel Rivers and | |B rot her .J. S. Williams, D. J. Nance (and James Grissett. With such loyal i corpse^ of workers success is assured. Brother J. S. Williams is one aipong 'the best pastor stewards anywhere in the'church. A better clerk thnn W . Ij. hoxworth is hard to find. He is a business man. When you cannot stay here longer send for Foxworth he will put you away Where no evil can befall you. The Sunday School is alive under th? supervision of Brother J. W. Ford. Stewardness Board No. 1 is headed 'by Sister Cornelia Foxworth and the Missionary Society is headed by. Sister Hattie Hayes. It i i The PALrMET THE ORANGEBURG DISTRICT | CONFERENCE The Orangeburg District Confer- t ence convened at Parlorsville circuit, j Parlors, iS. C., On Aprif 22-22 by ordor of the 'Presiding Elder, 'Rev. L. ' II. Hemmingway. I" the opening j services the Oth chapter of GaL ,was ' read and riPhl.v coin""M)ti'rl "p""?by-?Hhe P." ?7. coltcerniag brotherly care : XI ti/1 roonm.4 ..x .V. mi- ? _..v v.. u.l- M.UUII, illy lU'V, I i.e. yirarlej was-^presented by the P. K. to preach the opening senium, He selected the text Isaiah 02:10. His discourse was very logical, exhortative and full of insplftion. lie 'certainly see ins to fully -measure up to his calling and the present position at Williams Chapel as pastor. | The conference teasseViiibled and ;organization effected the Rev. Jul-1 ius Holma.il was unanimously elec-1 ted as secretary j pasto.r of Live Oak cfre'uit. The reports.from all charges were .favorable. After which the1 visitors were presented to the -con- ' l'erence: Revs. B. F. Hilderbrand of Manning district Liberty Hill Station and L. W. White of the South Ca- j ...... C,. .... . IJ..1I-- ' Hill e. " TheUcv. Tinderbrand addressed the' conference-in choice words and with greetisgs from his district-conference llis many friends were tflad to see hint who for many.years were among the leading pastors of" the Orange- I burg district. . ' ! The evening seryi<'e< ('nil-lifted of u,i annual serine" Rev. .1. H. White, Pastor of Shiloh, Elloree. He. chose for a text Hosea 11:4. Sub 1 ject Clod's Eishing Poll. His argtL=_ ' nient was forceful and applicable. 1 Rev. White is young ami has a great advantage for development in the. '"ministry. There after Rev.- S. J. Me Fadden rendered his reception program which was very orderly and appropriate. j occonu ?ay session was dispensed wi?h d'","Vi"ii i""1- '"H'liLHOTf previ-~ - ous?day Minutes and its adoption and literary reports and concluded ' with a sc-rinoi] bv Rev. I 11. Bonier;? "JillUloi- ol St. I'eter Station,,, Camurson. His text was- taken from II King* 4:24: subject ' Go Forward. Thorn war, great spiritual I'ei'lingg 1 n his ,sermon. Those who delivered the J literary reports' were as follows':: -44cvv?jHrtirnr?itulnuin on tTie Financial Abiity through out the district. Itevi C. L. Barr, on the spiritual condition of the ehurelies. Rev J. i G. tjuaijies on ."yji-iin.?.Veceivut-rr^:1o make?tbe?ctnrrchos TTioi^e "prospelous financallly. the . JSliI* . debute was a treat to the conference* Resolve : That the 18th Amendment Should?be?repealed?or-continuedrin Fouce? Aruued by Koa* .l.-H. \VJute? and Julius ~ITblman. both sides were strongly vindicated. It was agreed that the_-audienee -wtmht-consultute the jury and pass their judgement by -contributing to eaVK sideband ?tbey-= tied but was untied by -the !' E. in favor of the nagatjye. f . ' We wire royally i*nti?t-t;>ii->?*#l hy 1 ipo. poster mill hi p,"iwl 'prnplr of Farlorsville circuit. Therefore* ~ up- j on tne resolution and motion of the ^writer a standing vote of thanks was | rK?ven in honor to the giToU pastor and his kind people. The conference? as a whole was very good which is due to the business system, of the I'. K. and his loyal co-workers. 101 m;.\i\ inn m:\vs - No di'piii i ii,?in?any?school iTT" such a limit.d period and under -.u-li trying circumstances fins made niet. progress than has been made by luo Agricultural Department of the I'Vin iain.lnn liign School, 'i iris ?i? . ment is headed by' Froo-ipi'l >' t? -Barton: i will now mention a phase 01 the p. ogress of this . <Tepai t:va ht. 'i< :.rnry idgmlit'HIil. All. l-rank TTauv-. a student and a member '.of t he N. F. S. C. of this department won tost prize ?+". cotton in Chilean Nitrate ( Soda Contest of this state. Fppik -Bates giT'tV Ullbir poimds of lint coiton. on 2 acres of lan i. This is wins thy?of?cuiniilencai ion both to Mr.. IJarton aod Mr. Bates. II yv a"d Mrs S K-.-Ba-rkadaU1 iVor^T :sliippe.il with us and was the dinner guest of Mrs. .Mary Atwood. ' lutvsuonzo an j i. r>. nates are home- . after a successful year at S.C. State 1 College. Mrs. Brown, Miss Florence 1.yl.es , and sister were the guests of Mrs. Mary Atwood Wednesday night. Mrs. Brown said that slve~faart a ' u oiiderfuU n ip at tin- funeral Con-' ference. She sto-ppoJ over for a short while with friends in Cincinnati, Ohio, Yrgttia and ChafiolTtT a. C., wh re she attended- the ccutunenee" nient of J. C. Smith University. She' nut Mrs. Ram-ey who is the sccie-.1 tary for Mr. I. B. Hemphill. This | should be good news to her ff;itn<!tO >f South Carolina, Mrs. Atwood aniij M ss Mi ' me are getting readv for heir joint children (foy exercises. - ^ A TIlOKillT .V DAY I - ? Ity Dr.?C ?\V. M orrtgoni cry Constantly reading- is the way ol knowing tilings, hut the failure to act i- the way of forgetting. Money is king, hut not jl. ya>d stick hv which to?niea* ure Ornppr ness. A. nother way of knowing it is too late to do good is to treat' a malady after the patient is dead. If you will use your brain you m^y save your arms. is said by those in authority to know, that these sisters, are .working now as they have never Hone befose.^ The Voluntary-Club IS lumdt'fl hy Brother " W. L. Foxworth. This club includes the young people from any and every wherg. No assessment is levied, whatever one does is done spontaneously. 'The A. C. E. league and Usher hoard are headed by Miss .Ethel Robinson and Mr. h. "M"ortran 'respectively. ' It.makes one feel quite at home among such a loyal and en- 1 thusiastic people. More Anon.- ? *' ' * \ I'latlNi coltv-pe; Mr. Co;\en Cockfitid ; mil Mi,s Sylvester Price of Slate i College; M.As Corndia Reese And ; I.ivit.psion McFarin of Benc.iet; Mr. L'.' Mct'lury, Alien, ii.e loa.iit rs~ are ] Miss ,Inez Tharpe, Idloree; MLs ( Tliomastn.il Stubbs. Ficren.e County; i Mrs. O. Winston, Conway; Mjss Rosa 1,. l.aV.iltie, Pake City iiud Mr. Lav.* 1) re^i-u .dcFarini, Viipnrta State, Prof 1). L. Fulton Hcniing\y:ij,r. '1 lie in :?ds. uf Mrs. M. S. Miroi: are \e..V p ad to me hit' pet- ~ ling along nicely after an operation in lhe Kelly 11o.-pit!i 1. Mass 1 lot h A', a i i < is lionie_to .the _= nehgdu id Iter lllil*Firiends.. She at- ? tended .sthenl in Fayottsville, X. C. Mr. Cluu lie Coupsel. a' student ,of ' Nfui ('i.!liicr<? \V!i< I tin i ?vl* Mr Rupert* i ii.'j j>c last 'J hursday. Miss-" Rosa L. Lavallio ami Airs. U.niona.. Wiitstan entertained their hi > >. v...n... a? their home on ' .hit Ksun Sirci'ij Junjj kv-fivam t a11-1, pake \v< ii sf-.-Niitr Ti.e invited : k'ues^: ' AI isses Bajitrieo Re.Huoids, Ikden ilai per, Jolmnie Feitc-n, Inez Tlmrpe. Thoinusciia Stubs, I'leo Wil son, Mat'tha Reese and \ ii'Kinia How 1 nr.; Mosdii.ues Sw.iils- Bennett, O. ' Woods, and Messrs Rupert Tharpe, Cohen Baeklield, ^ Ulysses Stubbs. Charles Murray, .Thomas Speighs. C. C. lUynolds,* Jr., Xuthaniel Taylor. The out of t'owu quests were Mr. Ainiicws lit iiiliut'e and Mr. llarlki^Il!. rr .ManniiiKo ~~~ I Mr. Walter Cooper ihe father of rj i'ioi .'l 1. \>?- li'.li pa i! 1 iiWay iir d ?i' air m r, . r?f n .it'1.' ^ : v them, Aits. J. A. Alston is (,; '.ue ai?I.a'..iim' 1>. en?siek. Hn?man.ft1 ^ friend's, are jtlad to see her up attain. 1 lie Toiiilili on stndpoi < ;?n.l fii7.o.Ir ... of Mr. Samml Aloyra.nt Were in niueh sympathy, for jhe :!e. eased. .Mr. I'lysses Stabbs motored to Co- 'j iuiobia ou Ijtst .Friday. ? stieT- Muieine p'uni is vl-lting herT^ s.sler :n _\e\v York I'i!y, Mrs. Marguerite Swails Thajtjjerl s'.njl husband visited their parents, Mr. and .Mi :. l'\_ Ik S wails. | Mi-:. Ilenn 1. liaipcr entertained 'J -k?h?iin n'*>11'?i'iie:nh<- at her hrum1 orrj~ : lan,jiVnin A\i>. Till- ilivlt* ?I' vaiesls | V't.r .' ! >.-! > In- /. 'lii:ii|n. Ciin Wilson?] .j (miiiiih*? Ll. '.oil;-- <*. a trice- iivyrrolds j" ij.mii.> Rvvsv- and- Yic^-itiin-Ho A'ard; ( Mi -tiiiini'.. Swails hv iiTii-[fliiut 1>. J. , Uaj-lisir, 1 'carl \\'ends' and Messrs I Kitper.1 fliaipe. Coin a Coekhill,. L'ly- . i. ' ;'i 'I"' ''I Speijfiils, f.-C. Reynolds, .Jr., and Nat liantel i'av Ijjx. _i'iuieh~aui.-cake \.,de served. '1 liti W ilint;?Woi In i ( Ink??t-b-?] M. Ik. Church aie doing line in the i h. hail of i he-church. J Rev. and .Mis. (Jivgjr. -Rev. ami . Mrs. Watson ui'id Rev. and .Mrs C. C, Key uold- are tiTc- new addi'e.us to the town Tlmy have all' a '.it heartily Welvi.'.iied. ?Mi i.. S.'R. Ru-liai ilmti is lioiite .al ter - visiting U'.'V. ItltluwU'ii at CatnattH We have Into in our town a iiiw ikmtist. Dc_ SiUounl (handler a product of Mcharr.v'. '_! -r The now organized club win" meet Thursday night at the" home ot' Miss 1 ncz '1*(i' !? - 'I ?rli li' i?leer* ; J for the club arc .Mis- h Tharpe. pros i idont; Aliss Jtosa 1.. Lavallie, vice-1 [ .resident; Mi>s llehn Hi p..,- st.-r. |' i etary ;" M?sT" B.atnee Reynolds, trea ^ -urer; Mi-s Johnnie Fulton, repo-i tor | , * i [ 1I.\RL()TTK HAWKINS ItltOWN j (; it a i >s' ~ " t ' - . i ?Qeangolmrg, Sy~C; .1 umT "TT?cjvarlottx* Hawkins Brown, Founder and ' Principal of Palmer Memorial Insti- i tutoi of North ...Carolina, thrilled a I a rex* audience, by her address to the ' lifty-eight graduates of the South i Carolina State Colle.ee at their clos- ! in I' Vxercises. .here -May Jl. The speaker used as the tin nie Of her 1 address purtioins-- of the famous tlfcllnndor's?Field,"?u|hhi?whieh? she ' made a .-strong plea that the young giaduatcs hold high tlie torch tiirpwn from the failing hsiml^ -uf- "the- late President R. S. Wilkinson. He urated' " the development of a stiV/ng love for their college, their communities, their parents and humanity at large. The Baccalaureate services - were held jointly with Claflin College at which the graduates of both institu......... ...i,i,..........i i... ii.......4 t Joseph and his brothers. At 11 o'clock the pastor preached a wonderful sermon from St. Matt. l*:27-2r>. He divided his subject into two part?. 1. Seeds will grow; 2, And- we can see the result. The text Vtrns weTI delivered. All who TTea' him was surely blessed.. At 0:30 the I.eagu rendered a welcome program to the members who are returning home after completing a successful school term at ] Orangeburg; those who are return- i fug are Mr. Raseo Glove r, Thomas | Hcigler and Onvid Lee Williams; i these three graduate at the Orange- j burg Public S: ft mil. ?Miss Rubie I- 1 'If' Keitt graduated at Felton Training school. Others ?a re Miss Geneva lenkins Felton, Miss Margaret John son, Orangebtirg public school; Miss ;{uth Black Flinch Jenkins ani Mansion Uovian, State College. , , We are glad to learn that Mis. 1. | fl. Dozer is doing nicely alter being i * ?< v ? ? i ?trrcr?auu ? iroud lc; learn that Miss Ruth Black s dping nicely. V Mr. ? Suhiuel Jenkins and family motored here Sunday from -Lamar- to -1 risit his mother Mrs. Annie Jenkins < Kid "brother Henry Jenkins and the I many friends.- We arc very glad to < Miv- Marioa Bovian has retruned from Co.ihnfbia after staying a fe\V lays with his brother. Mr. Bovian a pleasant stay. The Willing Workers Club met at he home of Mrs. Kd. Mitchell on M6n lay evening with all* members present \ very nice me .'ting was reported. 1 \fter Llie?business?session refresh meals was served. ' ? . The young men club met at the < ?hop of Mr. O. ('vKeitt mi_Lrri^av-ev* zTiijfg wiili th* President Mr. Marion doviun presiding. A splendd meetng was held. .Mr._0._l). Sneli tii .-haplain opened the meeting. At 8:30 P. M. we were expecting the Rev. B. C. Scott of Si Paul A. ?rrrm?v\ an neu wun wisniui eyes; To see a sudden ehange_that Bring- hopc"nn l glad surprise; [ saw 1 Iilt sliiwly wave her hand. As if to say goodbye; lor soul passed out, and angel's band, Conveyed it to the sky. ? > Kev. \V. Marion Thompson Ci. C. Thompson, sOn Mrs. Corrie WlTo'rden _ M-is"* 1 i ii i 1 n Pi djup. hi or- ?-grand daugtrte?"" R ET C RN-' By -loh.i HiirnlH f.'rnhnm Heart O mv heart, we have turned again home! ^ I ter the dt'solatti?wanderil'ip ^ "TTTiTT " the search for renown. * A'e have com'e back with a sweet assurance, \nd the distant towers and turrets ! are tumblng down.' . we dreamed in Uphold days, A iwI Uk?AiLr^ii;: Kir:?rTTTTT^ " Saturday, June 11th. 1932 ?; OR I'M NEWS * Chuivh-'goors were .deceived" 'to . their benefit i.n last Sunday wIiqii Rev. I.. L. Jackson. introduced Rev. A. ,R. Iiowur,; of Sumter. S. C., yvho a *oul .stiniii" sermon. In Jced Milbrumh was fortunate to hav!b_ u -.-poukM1 o1 tins ty)ie in its pulpit. Rev. Howard has ninny relatives and fi ioiiih in th:w eo.nmuntiy, but I'Aie-" !y vi-< t 1'tere beeau e of his "^ging , business as secretary of colored work of the Bou'-d of Temperance, Prohi- ' bition and Pubic Morals of the United Slates. Dr. llowar.l left in the h?tc- afternoon to preach for Rev. W-. S. Guile a fraternal friend and rel? alive of his. It is said that he again ." starred in the pulpit. His unusually pleasant wife and Sister, Mis. Shtr- .? iithtT \\ illia.ii so n Marso.i; f accon: panied him. ... . ' The . Happy Pals Club can always ^L c * 111 nv i IWII. i-iivDL uiuuiay inux . ?a iter a very live Sunday School, Mr. Lossie llyman and Jolui Judgr, graduates of Wilson High madt^-veiy^ interest ing "Talks. Th*?" . ub having their Interest at heart PTaVe them a silver surprise. Mr. E. E. Guile, president of the club by request of superintendent responded to their talksj also made the presentation. *J' "' . Rev. vl\ H. Hyman, pa tor of the St. Paul and Good land circuit has ?completed a?successful, rbvivai" at Goodand A. M. 10. Church, asist-ed by RoV; J. S. Mi-Clan of Beimettsvlile, S. C. Baseball is very interesting. Many locked on to see the Orum team's improvement when they held, Johnson ville to a d to 1 scores Johnsonville is believed in every- way to be their M superior. _ Revival is b. ing conducted at iMilhrnnrr tbi 1 rl," 11 y Ifi c v r?:i.L. *" eti vjiuus. m Relatives and friends'" made it pleasant for Mr. John rtn'tp? home-coming last Sunday afternoon by serving an impromptu feast. AIKI:N M:\vs ?Out churchl'S in Aiken are Aery progressive. Rev. Augustus VVeaner and wife spent a while with . 'his brother Prof,-(loo. Weaner and other relatives and friends. : ? .Mr."Jesse Cooper and his wife were also welcome visitors here. . We had many visitors "in Aiken attending the commencement of the Schofieli Normal Industrial School The many ft iends_uiL_Mr,?Handy? Coleman are glad to "Vie her again. Miss Evelyn Parker the daughter PL. l.'j'oL Parker of Edgefield was a welcome visitor in Aiken. Prof. Weaner of Sr-hofield School left Saturday June .r> for New York and other points North. Mi.-s Relh? Sp;!"", |yn 'miilll and .Mr. John W. Spann, Jr., left Sun day May... 21 for Philadelphiar^Pif. The many friends wish them a ?le:i- r1? ant *tav. Miss Katie Morgan, Mrs. C. Mirick nnil tho'i* lVii?n *< of AiLrnn li?fl YVr?*/l. nesday Jun.>'l for New York. Miss Helen Crawford left Wedttesiday also to join her mother. We" welcome the many girls and boys that are back from college and at honiH _fur?the suniiiiri1. ORKKN WOOD NKWS Macedonia Baptist Church The meeting of the Macedonia W. M. I". was belt! -.11 thri ilnn.n \V..rt ? nesday evening at 4 o'clock. The meeting was called, toorder bv the pi iniili nl ill wlllcii iim(> the women of the W. M. U. Society of tn- F'irst Baptist. Church took charge of the ir,tx t ing. The program was as follows: 1, iYyinn,- Mrs. .Madison; 2, Prayer, i_y.__.__ Mm. Mtiri'tty; DfVPuon Mrs. Mac! ison; 4, Address, jMrs._ Bradford; 5, Solo, Mfs.-PageTH, Mrs. R. M. Bolton addressed the Macedonia W. Al.? TT7 at which time she presented to ? the Society a yearly charter. 7, Wei come Address, president; 8, scripture reading; P, adjournment. love feast was given and a warm testifying meeting was enjoyed by f ..ii" CONSOLATION | r ranks, what a message of conlet t^TM T"g ffFilKF? TION is under contract and you l jay you promptly your insurance rsuaded you to take out covering > enev'lent Ass. of S. C. OD, Gen. Manager. | ( 1501 Vj T VYLOR STREET j | DrfO8G8CfiO8OflO(C(0O0OCttfOOrfi?HrHCR"io>rH3? f