Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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wjood and Mr. McFearson of Urjjtnpfo^ burp; Mesdame^-'M. L, Fostor, Fannie McLeen and.Ajhlie Raily of-Chop torflcld. P. A. Smith, Mi** Sims ami Mr. Thomas Dsvia of T^seraw, Mesdames C. B. Yo'un'p, Bonnie Williams James Corley a(n<f Mr. and Mrs. Willie Addison,.*Mrs. I. E. Young, of Hartsville and Mesdames A. A. Prince, Edward Evans, and others whose names the writer did not pet. She was laid to rest in the family plot under .a mound of flowers. Mr. and Mrs. William Tedder and family thank the many friends fo> their kindness and the beautiful floral offering, We loved her, yes we loved her, But Jesus loved her more. , And Ho has sweetly called?her? - To yortders shining shore. ? The Pearly Gates swung open," ' - A swept voice sftTd ' come? vou/nll r? n<c On through life's journey as thou I leadeth ^?s, Though often we grieve Thee and j I v from Thee stray, * Still Thou art calling "I am the Way" i And when for us this life is o'er, 1 And all its conflicts shall- he no more, ~T~ " Take us dear Saviour to- Heaven above, To dwell forever where all Is love. ?Composed hy Mrs. A. R. E. Davis TiLYTlIKWOOJk -NKWS Notice! V ? . a All the rural teachers of Richland county arc asked to meet, at Allen University,'Sat.' Nov. 12 at' 12 o'clock Business of important nature. Command tell all \yho may not get a notice from nie to come. ' WR. liUWMAM ? m :? ABBEVILLE NEWS Mrs. Janie Dorsey of Greenville spent Wednesday of last week hele on business. The Abbeville County Training School has the -eleventh grade added zowy This grade was put on the 1L ol' last month" and it is being taught by two very efficient teachers. Mis. Josephine Spearman Wright, ET SS., and Miss Kate It. Pressley. ff Friends are very sorry to know^pf the illness of Mr. Biston Johnson who fell artd hurt his leg. Mrs. Janie Kllis'on is up itnd'unt again after a few days illness. TiltsseS Nff-tte-Arm an 1 Ada "Jitanita. Goodwin was -called - home froni .Atlanta, Ga.. last week on account of the illnes of their mother, Mrs. Main :ti Goodwin. MxsV F.sthel Taylor of McKcesport,I'a., expects visit South Carolina in the near future, while here, she ...:n c ;Ii ~...i u.i :ii? W 111 \ ir?!L VII VJv. I I \ I 1 I <11111 AUUV'N IlICi Friends here will bt> delighted to see her as Hi is will be her first visit here, since Massing of her grandmother Mrs. Hester Gordon in 1S127. ,?;* Mr. H. E. Taylor, the only colored i mbalmer of our city is still open foj 'uisiness. on Church St. Auto hearse service free day" or night. Prompt and, eourtedus service to all. . jp " Mr. L? A; Richie, the '^lti reliable" undertaker - is stfll onen'for. business -on Washington St Auto hearse .^er* vice free, day. or ngiht, Prompt and . ourteous service to all. Our old distinguished friend, Mr. Ayjhur'Jones is very busy entertaining the lady from Hodges sincg^ new company arrived at 3G.Cherry St. Air. and'AIrs. Fred Rr.own and children of Augusta, Ga., came here Nundav and spent the day with Mis Urowns mother. .Mi's. Mary J1-1 td Itnuk They wore nroompnnio 1 hy Miss Rc becca Gray of the Haines College faculty. Airs. Ropk returned with them to spend the winter. Airs. Janie Ellison has been quite sick but is better and up again. All's* Bessie Bauknlght Calhoun of Jacksonville.. Fla., arrived in the city last week for a two weeks' visit t' rtTiomo people. I.Al KENS NEWS ^ i ?ii111iuiuu i; 2*111 uvu nr* the last few Sundays many Worship-^ pel's have been seen on their way to various iehureh4?. At Booties Gha-jfpelle, Springfield and St. Paul the Sunday Schools were filled with mfitly hilt, nil Snmlny Vov. fi n diT?.:iry rrhxT^t-as-arratn -before* and caused the congregations to be a little slim,- yet unusual services were held. Prof. W. A. White and Prof. Fletcher Garrett with their faculty open cd school on the .'51st with large enrollments. . . IV1 iss ,Sallie Dendy is serving the msition of Mrs. ( Wanzer until sh etnrns whih. others opened on 'he 11th with Mrs. C.. E ,Martin, Meslames Miller Anderson, M.ayme Madden anrt others we fail to-get. ZVI1-. George Hampton, accompanie by his mother, Mrs. Mary Hampton. \IV. James tyrant, and Mary and Basil Bunting of Columbia,C., spent Sunday in Laurens, with Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon Dendy. While here motored to Mountsville, S. C. to visit her sick brother, Mr. Andrew Dendy. Rev. and Mrs, C. C. Pitts and lit 1H* -grant UUllgII1-CK JR-H-II n I-I L' nildinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Anna McWilliams qii Sunday. Mtv and Mrs. James. Anderson and it'ledaughter, Clenf.miegene Mr. and Mrs. James Teaguey and others motored tp.-Aj^hevitle Sunday to visit relatives. ' v .We are sorry to report Mrs. Hester Fisleyhad the misfortune to falh and has been'confined to her room. Mr. Cash Franks is also sutl'eringfrom painful injuries sustainc 1 from a fall last week . Mrs Alice Yoyng is out again after being confined to her room with tonsilitis. We ait" glad to report Mesdames Lillie B Davis and Annie Owens improving; at their homes after undergoing operations at the city hoiyiifol Mrs Henrietta Davis is now ahl(. to be up and out again to the delight of friends Miss Estelle Ric'e left Tuesday for Florence, where she will begin teach-in?. Wo ftwish for her a pleasant term. The Senior Club of IT. S. H '.S, met at the home of Mr. John B. Dendy on Friday evening. Nov. 4. The meeting was called together by the president. Welcome a hlress was made by Mr. John Dendy and respone by Thomas Shelton. After business was transacted a very unique progrn m?ww?rendered.?.Several?heant ifnl solos were rendered accompanied by Miss Mattie Fuller at the piano. The critic news was read by .T. W. Mai his. Collection was then taken Mr. Dendy assisted bv Mis- i ses Rosa Lee ami Helen Denly then served a delicious recast. Then Miss Alhcrta Mathis thanked the hpstes- . scs. \.Those present were Misses Ma'ttie Fuller, I<ois Holland. Alberta Mathis and HiTaT Wat's and Messrs Robert Higgins, ,T. W. Mathis Henry Trby and Thomas Shelton. President, Robert Higgins Asst. Sec'tyt, Eilel Watts. i ' ^ \ .. . I. J . . . ? ... - '' ' 'J. . a THE PALMETTO LE CLINTON MOWS Due to the lacL .thai Sunday wun 51 rainy "day Hebron Baptist Church services bwicuif ut II..'JO although a y, Kondly nnumber of the members were s present to witness the" wonderful j, servietr A splendid scrlnon was de-. livered by Pastor, A. jA. Sims who s always preach . from his heart. Friendship A. M. K, Church ser- n Aiees started at thec-usual hour, 11 o'clock by the Pastor*. Itev. T. H. s Addison, J ... I Bethel A.. M. K. Church services . I started a little lute because of the inclement weather, although the faith | i ful' Christians foun 1 _rt necessary to j y Ko to the House of God l'6r worship j < in I In* first' SumUty. ?rr? Those on the sick list: Mrs, Kmma j Kittle 'and Sir. Arthur Y.oung. We i" .hope'them a speedy recovery. Mrs. Sadie '11 uducrson. Miss Annie j v Mae Hudperson, Mr. Eddie Pitts and i I Mr. Ernest Henderson 'motored to 1 Greenwood to visit friends.. i Miss Celestine Dillard left the city ( for> Washington, P. C., we hope for y her a pleasant trip. . . d If anyone have any. news .'for the t f^almeta IiPader tdcase report to Mrr Benjaiiiin L. Thompson, 17 A South ^ Bell Street. _The reporter and a<l- < vei"tisini? a Kent. ? The Community Glee Club is-still if progressing^under the leadership of ! Prof. Jf Minis. Prof. Garrett* of Columbia ,along * with one of th students of Allen College spent a few hours in the city 1 Saturday. Mr. Cartelle Perrin was * ho t<.i^t ?f Miss Rebecca Thompson * Miss Geneva Pettis, one of Allen's 0 tildeSits was home, to visit parents on Sunday; . . ; .Public Dra.vinjr high class service. up-to-date transportation, "Mv. II. L. ?; Thompson and Mr. T*D. Dillard, Dray N'o. 1, 2. Phone No 2. * . We arc glad to know that Mrs. Ivllen BaileS' is improving. The Basket. Ball girls are in trim r 'or the championship for Bell St. Hi n led, byipwich. Miss Naomi Garret*. Sfissjt's Km ma Pra'ther and Gertru :e f Marsh of Darlington, S. C.^were the 1 week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. 0 Ferguson. < Mr. ,T. B. Bailey wn-?t-be?dinner j c 'guests of his sister on Sunday. ? We are glad to know that iUr. n Hedgia Put'on i:' improving. H The' Rambling Wild Cats, are still v on the go, they always fight hard to ? briiv the victory home for old B. S. L, Prof. J, T. W. Minis; coach. IRMO NEWS \\ : , Mrs. .Jessie Burgess wife of the) hite Rev. W. T. Burness who ^ was ill j r lor .MCiiiiMtinni )|Binu'tu>l..Uii*-m'L' Miiii^^: day. Oct. .'11, 1M2 and was funeraliz- f d Wednesday, Nov. 2 at Ypunprs Chapel A. M. E .Church at 2 o'clock. ' Ctfie services were condncjt<,?l by the. ' Pastor,- Rev. J, A. Gamble, assisted* by Revs. J. G. Porter and I. O. Simmons. e The First hymn was lined by Rev. ^ !>0th Psalm was rea l by Or. Porter." A: solo was suiir by Mrs. A. M. Hol-j,. lowav. Interment was held in Beth--J ^ "el Church .'cemetery at Lexington, S. I \ ('., .Under a beautiful mound of flowo's. She leaves on<. daughter, Mis< ^ Tnnln Rni'i?cs< i\f Fvnift f\ !iml ? u.ost of other relatives and friends <o i ^ mourn her loss. The town " mourns J '/.en. . .* The Sto'i'li "visited tlie home ofM>> did Mry. J. H... Mai.sthall, Jr., Oct. J "27th and left a tifte -tyiby Jjprl, Vivian Victoria, mother tint! babj? arc I ? doing fine. : I Kirs. Janie Stokes apj 1 sons of:' Columbia spent Sunday with theii i ~ mot her and grandumthcr Miv. -Idell - j-1 Boozer. We wish - to report ihax ! 1 Mrs. Boozer is a little improved af ! ^ this ^writing. ? !a Misses Maggie, Rosalee and Euln " lee Jones and Miss Janig Burgess | 'l Mesrs Pep Boozer and Wilbur D"ch !.h er visited M:ss Robin Jones Friday J s at the Palmetto Sanitarium. | '" Mr. and Mrs. James Smith of Co- |o lumbia, visited their parents Mr. and ! ' Mrs. Duffie Metis, Sunday. ' j <1 -Mr. an] Mrs. It. H. Marshall sym- u pathizes with Mrs. Lilly Dowdy in the | t loss of her mother. J '' LOCK HART NEWS Before these lines are published 111 the .election for the President of the ! V United States will be oyer and the j .' result declared. Wdio will be elect- l! ed, I do not- know, but my sincere hope is that the Grand Old Republi- !' can Pafty will be safely landed, til, note that_some Negroes are going to L. vote the Democratic ticket. Of j course every person has a right to K. his or her own opinion and cast their j , vote to suit themselves, but I cannot (1 understand how any Negro, espec- j, ; ially in the South, could have the t 'coinage to vote the Democratic tick- ( et It is true~that the Republican , Party does not do all it should do i but it is better to get a little than j nothing. The. Republicans promises j much an! gives little; the Democrats ^ promises nobing and gives nothing, j. I hope to> see^ a strong Republican following'built up in .the South and when that is done, I believe the No- s groos will bt. given?the ballot,?; 4 Mr. W. A. Smith, Mr. J. H. Land v and the writer motored over to St. P Luke Baptist Chnrclf last Friday nite j where 'he Shndv River Baptist Asso t ciation, Upper^ division was in session. They enjoyed this trip and heaVd a j fine educational sermon by Rev. E. 1 Riley, principal ot the High School , I of Lancaster.. This is one of the j I "frost Working Associations in ti?e L, State, ffrfd Has built a monument* to r l_themselves by establishing and sup-, j porting Friendship College of Rock ( | Hill, From this colflege Oonies a |f -largo percent of the preaehern and i . . \ . . hurch-goers from performing their acred duty as services; were well id ended througliout the city. Mrs. Todd on Thompson Street is ndisp'oscsl anil it .is hoped she will ''' oon be herself again,. > ut Mrs. Haitie Wilianis continues, ill ^ it the W. 11. S. hospital. .Miss Mamie Shumate'is teaching n Simpsonville Rosenwald School. Mr. Marion Cuneton and others pent last Sun lay in Raleigh. X. -O. 111 M>s. fVnheli i (lilliam is in the \V. J. S. Hospital and is resting nicely M iftei"'undergoing an operation. Her riends wish for her a speedy recov ^ re. , -v .-3?L a' Mrs. IT. \V. StewnW is.rt 1 acmn'g in. He St AlhaP Co. -Training7. School, gi drs. Stowaft' is.efTi'-ient an/1 capable ](? f handling the work. j|, Mr. J. R. Rolden. assistant manaror of the (1 reenvilh drd rii ?, nf Hj1f. so sTorlh Ca'rolina Mutual Life" Iu=ui> nee ("ompanv.. st onped here Ainu- " lay f" 1?n?fen lnn|i s. while. Ivv he in i rinins, >00 in.my i<?- mention . II. L not*' with?the greatest (M' pleas- -? re that there* is a movement now K n foot to establish a hopsital in I'nnn for colored people*~nnd Tt?sni clyi? needed. Mr,I. G. McKissiek. the popular in lertaker and Dr. I.. W. Long. the villiant voung. physician are at the . /" read of this movement and have the TTTT cooperation of a large number! if the leading men- iT<i women . in 'nion town and county.. .Last Saturlay an important meeting, in which 11:1 nnch business was transacted ?was le icld in the otficy of Dr. Long and <li he following named persons were 0g tresent : Mr. I. G. McKissick. Rev." ' rt. A. M.Kissick. Rev. A. L. Duncan _ dr. Ilenry Tin^loy, Mrs. Sarah L, ,n Iintiphries. Prof. Win. Bogan. Mr. .ie ). A. Gist, Mr. L-. McKassick Mr. p\ deNeal Wilson and Mr. J. J. Jeter. ^ Coop your eyes and oars open to soo nd hoar tho result of this meeting.. The Union Mooting hold its sos- vv ion with the I^ekhart Bapt Chimin in \?trrrr program?mr? rarvirl"1?out ehich all s'ehmed to on.iov 'o tho high ju st.- The Missionary .sermon hy Rev, . I. B. Bijiitty of (In'ffnov was a mas ? orpiece. The Row Boatty is an nr ihle preacher, Christian gentleman, lev. J. A. Thompson' is*the President en toncon J. F, D. MeMahan. elork and -yjy dr. Henry Smrth; treasurer, ' . Sunday was a rainy day. _yrt a ' v plrndid crowd cHUto- out trr heiir the* ? >astor/Rcv. W. D. Norfltto wlin do>r. We are proud of this able God :M oaring man. ** 4 . u. .. ? r wa> oum an ijr-: .votm-nt 'i?v< i < prcvjiiUs 'A!:i.rh \v,v Vi>'?<_in<!nr'd rrrr.V"... ,s I. \S*!R^T_dfaii|>v ' > -,iy )ia; in ?*vy \v.iV ??'iif* lilti iti ;. yTiiwinjj huyri'i : e. Iiavc forty la w ' d?;k< to- a'l'l t*< . i" Uivi'jii'.c . il?-|>;trf: 'it.*, ?-'iii?jinjfMoth?y (J" >>(?. Khymi-V: fany tai<'.-\ aim-.s and poyms. ' Kijr'ht n?-w adult oks that \yill nadily nio'-t Onatjds of t.hc . miblic naim-ly*"Wonicii Hniliifi"'. I>anio], "01>tb^ akinir And M .natimort*;" . Storn. ' )ni' MnnOVi',1' it? SV!''m.an<l ' ntf'Pi's." Bar'i'n. "}i"\v *?. P.< <-i>ni ; l KtTi'i'tivt' Sunday Si-Vi.ol Tearh-: ' " Mi K'i y" i " it' ii'i i: i. -Nttt? :<) A lit hors j'dr S(di'i<)!> and iri's-.y Cromwell. "Ti.<; S\vi_v- h'ani-'.i, \\ y- s. "Th,/ < 'iiiiiaKcri y Tier,-" ' inset. "Kidnapiii'd."5' .. !.. S'even>n. ? *v;. ' : CiARDKN HINTS gver lovers lit il.?- dhxm?Then 11 bo discussed at iettft'h at* 'Ite LMiidji' classes tudnjr held tsvice ;t mil at the Waverly and Honker a>h 11 !'-' I If ll.-ifr)n^ >S. g.l W. C. A. Watch for your meeting to. To mo,''the interest shown by those' mpetinjr was very eiuotnatriny .for showed an honest attempt on the St. I'a ill A. M. 10. < hurch was it <>t (he "Home (I rower" to ,pro-i lee phe -be'je-r 'ype of flowers. Lot/His -all' join in this "lit'iti1 i&:J " o (ironltd" rnmpn ; :?u?^x u'pi . as a group a-civie benefit; * jy ksi.i*:v m. < u t km Ti . > j Rev. M. L. (i recti, I'nstor Sunday School opened' at tile usi! hour by 'lie .as.sis'afti <ap? rintenirt. The k's>ons i w i-i"e b -;i,:i ifiilly .( sellSso '. quite a number werer>res- , it.. At 11 :rth our pastor. ascended \ rostrum, and delivered an inspir- . g message front Kph. I:"JT. Slib-J ct "Starving Sin." We wa re hap- j tp note the presence of visitors. | >me attain. * . Our fourth quarterly conference j ill convene Xov. 22. Members re- r ember- your duty. The nnrtlitl ( olifeVohv^ is near, we" ivc some ground to coVer so lots ! end ot?r colors, unite our strength, i id wo will go over. Tii<> Automobile Contest is on. The u s are' running on " high lest gas, i akinjv for the show window. C'apiins drive your car don't forget 'to ateh your speed. ' Don't, forget our sick.- Mrs.-Daisy 111-phy, Mrs. Little McC firry arei rs. Irene Johnson. They will a])pre atp n visit from youij-t :? f ir.. _ I ' I CI ? . c . ; . ^ftn 9 "IN MK.MOKIAM ? TIn -ad nr'nf loving remembrance of V-m? i sister-antk niece, Miss Em- ', !iui, ,.la? k>o(i. who celebrated her 3rd y* ai ir: Heaven today, Nov. II, Hidg. V"u ' have. left u- for the brighter hit* Yohr presence, l.igh'..- jour lonely iTonie no mole', T ' ..1 "* ' ' Hut we know you are dwelling on Beyond tip. glittering, slurry sky. By 'he bright waters' riow tby lot-is ca>t?_ , . * Joy~j'oi tlife., happy sister! To.?bark 1. >' 1. pa.-t, ihe rough sea's to;; in! : Now 'the J( ng yearnings of thy soul ai'e st .Bed. ... . * lloiT.e*. 1..' Thy .peace is won, thy ''i'...1 . . . Ir.o'i a'~- gone lioniej? .Mrs, Lucy-Heed ... r ' Mi f. Larue Chapman and ' jl ' k . , Mi-s t'r A. Jackson^ sisters; Me-M - John, llynry-, Willie, i ???mmml \ / . C David G. Ellison General Insurance Honest and efficient attention given to all busineai nluacod .with, me. :? " PHONE 5717 122.1 WASHINGTON S'fti 111*1' GAS AND OIL LEEVYS SERVICE STATION & GARAGE IS.'}! Taylor St. Phone 9271 Ol'KN ALL NIGHT FAN-O-LIN SYSTEM In Beauty Culture Give FXX-O-LIN' Hair, Scalp I>ar.dr^itT and Toilet Preparation! a trial. Therr* worth has ' been proyen. Registered in U. S. Patent fifflpo ~ ? AGENTS WANTED Write for terms Made by Mme. Fannie L. Carolina ?~ 1029 H+fcFr Market-Street GEORGETOWN. S. C.