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.Mrs. Jan'.-.K. I'urc- ll left last \v> t.|< tn spend ; lii- .winter vtith her children ir. New Vol.!;. ? ? Mr*, r. TJ# Youtier. Mrs, Augus.tfc Kb lerbe Davis and daughter mnbored sito Oheruw . to -pend Thanks in Wng with -Airs. Davis' itioMvr. Mrs. Mary __r Kllerhe. While iu Cheraw thoy-wall ed on at any l'riends. oci)\i:i; to. tit \tS"IN(. K( lIfXII ? Jl "V. 1 . Seneca.-?All classes 'vft The 'High school department- aid bard at work "on the annual driv which will end some. time during thi~ month. Professor S'-ojvdrt is itot only a teacher but a spiri'uat -Tip-lifer also, This was clearly shown '.ift"KKd a?xce!s lent' sermon t hitv lui; pV'tichod at the .tabernacle -on Wednesday evening-. Text John l-Jth chapter -1 s't verse., This sermon was enjoyed by all. liecause of woi ii _a* 'hree .o'her church . es, the p,e.ojni- of Notice'i; seldom yet tile chance - of hearing fi"v. Stewat t, " foot yvhen they. do 'hey' count * ' sylvoV as the recipients of something worth while. . ' .J " The Seniors, .entertained quite a ? number at a Choroliile I'arty^at tlfc home of Mi?. and Mrs. Odell Harris1 W' \ -fW" W'iXlVfe^'AV'dJ excellent and .~7;T,1miiy^ all' enjoyed themselves, . . Miss BVanche spent the week-end in Ifonea Tla'h visiting her parents WINNKBORO NEWS. s The Evergreen Club of the A. M ' E. Zion church rendered a very in foresting. -program last Tnefoav^~evening at the homo of Mr. and .Mrs - David Bratton. Some splendid talent was exexcisGd by" fojieh'Ts and u..- rA IIUmSLUIs ?> W it tin try iiiriiiiM-[ .> <m the organization. Solos. wore sunpr, by Misses fcarcie Sihith, Paulino Finlev and Nelli" Gordon. A t- hv fF ^ Miss Mary Patterson iand extemporaneous talks by Revs. Bcaty, Royals and Allen. After the program IS delightful repast was served. Miss Nellie Gordon ,, acted as secretary. >4 ' . ' I' MI LlilNS NEWS. .-Kev*. W. K. Williams of Durham, N. C., will. prvaoiv at S>. Paul Ibapitisl church Thursday night, Dec. 8*. rWr? J amies Gregf! lofc tor his home in South Doston, vh., Nov. 22. Misses Willie A, Nelson, 11. Garrett, Christian boulware, Cora L. Alexander worshipped at the St. l'aul Baptist chyruh ?n the-fourth Sunday. These ladies are the popular teachers of the graded school laculty. Come (again ladies iMg are always glad to have you Mrs. J. W. L. Duckett of Marion visited Mrs. W. 1'. Williams who was 4H at the time. I Kev. and Mrs. Duckett. will be misused in 'his section as they are going llo live in Columbia, j Mrs. Daisy Thompson is up 'again )' t,o the delight of her many friends, .j Alter being ill for several Weeks . 'Mrs. W. P. Williams is improving/ I - The Mai'ion Count\ Teachers Assoj ciation will hold its regular meeting iSutuiday, Dec. Id. All the M.trior J ('ounty teachers are asked to be pre? t ' eili1 ? ^Jhe Kev. W-. P. Williams prim jeipa( of 'h" Mclvin school has boor ''elected president lor another year. U' The' Baby Contest tlyat was giver ."'at the .1U P. Church was quite i success. ' ' . i \ T.. o.. . T:II f..:i i.' i:..t _ j . .MI, UNCI indium v MUU sjum (1 daughter Dorothy O'Neal won tirs 1 pri/.tT which, was $5,dt) in'gold, n t "Mr. (?. AWtB.un'-on lias purchased * n?'w oar. _ I ' .Miss ''Christine F. Bouhvaro spent i Thanksgiving at her home in Coinm l?ia. j v .Miss Cora L. A'1 lander spent Thank; giving at her home in Allendale. If you have news for The Palmettt r I.eadei:,_i.ee Master W. P. Williams Mr., as he delivers the paper. *1 ; ' KIXGSTHEE XKWS. I n? t ? ? The 1 acuity and studenfjbody o! ! Tomlinson High and Graded school one- back on iho job, after enjiyirijj ! i wo holidays over the Thanksgiving 'season. | Quite a number of i.owr folk wen over to witness State Clafl'n genu ?? in Oi augeburg on Thanksgiving day . Several fof our co-workers Were -then . Among them were Miss S, Price atu her guestMiss Bertha Moses o1 > Florence;.;Mrs. Z. S. Bennette ajn sister Miss Ru'h Sevails\ Miss Rlh I' I... M;i?.on. Dr. J. A. Mason-and Wil { listr\l Ful'on. . Miss Inez..Thorpe one of our young teachers; who is now teaching i i I MM ..... i. . i.ioi u>ii wiMin ? ci?> fm11H' -LQi' UlU , holiday. .* , ' r I'roH'ssor Smalls, principal of Clui ;?i-1i<lon County Training school spent ; the past week-end here, guest o1 I'pof. ('. IV. Murray. K 111 .F Sevaih^--senior?bitrl t? '1 miritt?rrt s: (\? Swuo College Or { ungehtt!g .spent llTSt week-end will - liis parents Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Sc. . vails. : Mr. Fin nan Dcnery of Claflin col>. logo. spent last week-end- with hit 1 mother Mrs. \V. L. Rogers.. Mrs_ |;)oj enc<' S. Rollins, "primar.v M'O' hoi' at )'i. S"]i1iiji'> landed schoo" l witnessed the Stnlc-Claflin game and t >pent the reihainder of the woek-enc n< Iter home iit Kingsttee. ' Miss ReatrLe Reynolds of Jutpcs town graded school Derk*']y county i was here with her parents Rev. and Mrs, ('. ('. Reynolds for the hrdiday lomlinson's basket ball squad has 1 ifU'.d Work for the season. We hope to play several irantes. ' Tin* Tomlinson -Faculty Literary Cit:b hold its monthly nie'iny: oir Fri lay nite. 1 >ec. 2. at 'he home ot" 7 S. Uennette. Hostesses of the evGnintr we!e, .Mrs. M. S. Mason?" 'Mr?. 1', I'.. Woods, Miss I.. 1). FuTTr.ii and T, S. Ben-net-'e, Projjrain as fnPows: Music,'Mrs.: J. A. Mason; Prayer Prin. W. M. Anderson;' .Music Mem1?"I il"-. Mrs. .1. Ar Mason; l'alk. suh ject:. >*(}ivingn3liV IL H. Parker; I viscussion of jhe talk, open forum, Music,'""The Iiosary" Mrs. J. A. Misum Remarks, Prin. \V. M. Anderson. Announcements, Pres. C. F. Murray. Alter the" business part of the meet inir was finished, the Club-was serv. d refreshments. First course, chick , <-n salad with l.e'tuce, olives, pickles, IteViled egfjs and saltiiies. Second i *.ours<\ hot cocoa with marshmallows : and fancy cakes. After dinner mints yvope served and favors which were made up as Christmas packages, .-.Wrhpped in Chris'i < -and tied , with Christmas ribbon were giveir to 'each person present. ) The Club had as its guests Prof, . ISmall^^Prin. of Cl'arendon County m'ioi, .wanmngj Airs. "Florence S, Rollins and Mrs. F. Grant Sevails. . At ff:lS44ie Club adjourned to meet the first Friday in .Januray, 10.3.1 u with Miss S. If. Riire >:is hostess. I'lrdV W. A. Ross ran up to Y?t'k last Sunday to see his brother-in-law, i who bad been i hd is posed w for - > two iweeks, lie wVls to find him up and_ oiR^gjupv''-On his return h c ! ]elianccd 'o stop over a few minutes I iwith friend^ in Rock Hill. [ aMrs. Laura St rot her and Miss TVarl I iSandofvboth of our town, passed irp ; to the beyond fast Sunday 27th.and buried the Tuesday and Friday respe tively. Th<*y were both indisposod, lived within" calling- distance . of each ..other and their ends came about?ttl" minutes apart. Horace to .their ashes.* . ~T The Roy's Trade department of the I Fairfield County Training school here 1 under the direction of. Prof. T. ' K. Mcintosh .-is doing fine. This depart . mont was just horn into this school last yehn. This year , the classes arc doing real carpentry work. They 'are.putting an addition of two rooms 'and a porch, to the home of Prof. ]Itoss. The work meets the approval of all spectators. % i' The student body of 500 the splendid corps of teachers are hard a t > . * , I i...vniun?*i tuiiivri it I HI IILIMIIIU, ill addition to his widow he is sUr-'j vived by three daugirttr. *, Mrs. Ale5 thia E. JJuiigee/Kidguwyy-,-b. C.; Mrs.' Carrie Lou Aiken, bumnit'i vilie* b. ' C., and Miss .MyrJJe Anderson; two ' sons, Mr. Richard" E., Jr.; "alitl Mr. Herbert Anderson of." Sumter; d n e.' brother and one sis'or. Mi. John .\1. Anderson '-anti Mrs. .Mary Jane jliidson7 Mayes ville, S.C7 f . The tunerah was held at , -Mount ) l'isgah A.M.E. church, Sumter, W eur nesday, Nov. ,'5U, at i?. in., with r the Rev. M. J..Jackson,'ti. !>., Staled Clerk of Kail ueld I'resbytery, presid? ing. A large atuRen'te* listened .to line culoflies on ihe-Jii'e of the de. ceased bj[ tl^e Revs. V, . 1. 1'. Rose- ' boi'dutrh-ol Catmien. 1. 1'. I'ogu*', 1?.1 i 1).. Sunder, (J. \V. Long, 1), l)..,-*Cli?-j 1' raw, A. 1'. Sweats, It. l);, builder, J.' 1 McKenzie^lariison. It. It.', Sumter, J. i \V. Taylor, Sumter and K. C. W'il Hams, urunswick. Ca. Scripture les-^ sons, were read by Rev, R. E. L. 1-Smith of Sumter and Mr. ti. W. Long. i A vo.al solo, "J'vo I tone My Work," | ' was beautifulh rendered by Rev. ?> Taylor. Numerous tehgiants'* and ' messages of condolence received by ; me lanuiy 01 urn ueceaseu irom many. 1 sections of the-' country wore mentioned hy the lU'V. \\ . '1'. HruioiiM)! : ' finrdliv::l' S. (*.' ~Miii.:"~C. Vi I iTrTnTir. .i by ~*iu> clmir of -Mount . I'i.-gnh?rtmreh. 1 1 Restflufions were read from Trinity Presbyterian ehtiroh, Ma>esville. Morris jColIege, Slimier. an<l" Lincoln Hi . school,. Sumter. Beautiful fbwalv offerings from individuals and organi- ! t nations bore testimony to the esteem I ill which t htgjlcv ca-' d v.io hold; l-H? terment was in Walker cemeterv. A FRIKXIK I.Al IMINS MAN'S. - I . I I , A v? t\ appreciative. .-congregation ' greeted the pastor at Bethel Sunday f bo'h Ut morning and evening" service.. ?This heyng -t:he last day for?ser vice this Conference year, the-.pastor delivered a very inspiring and tbuch~tng "discourse at each service. The morning".discourse was selected from I Tim:- tLl.'i?"Thjoi i he?*?.;'n! < hnrdn'f&s as m good soldier <tf .Jesus Christ." The evening discourse I Cor. 1G:13?"Wat all yeto stand fast, ijuit?ye?liky?num.?Ue?s' mug."?One person, Mrs. Minnie .Campbell "who recently returned here from Aslieville re-united with the 'first church of her choice. % Revs. J. I). Boyd. A. C. East, A. J. Mai tin, Prof. W. A. While and Mr. Sam A?derson?are attending the. Pied mont Annual .Conference a' Ander"(III fthis week. ' Miss Emma Fuller who teaches in 'Edgefield spent Thanksgiving vfrith her parents Mr. and Airs. John Fuller* . Messrs: Willie and .Thomas "T5oin,nn ! of McCormiek were guests of MissstT* Emma and Ma'tie Fuller on Thanksgiving. ' It will be read with interest that Miss Sal I ie Dendy i.-' now principal of the Prinbetmt school, .while the ' ex-principal Miss Sulli\'.?n has jfithyd the staff of' Prof. Fktehor (lam tt^ ; and faculty. Mrs. Coiia Pinson Sill"" livan a hride of two months is assistant to Miss Dendy while another tdfceher is to he added later. Miss Maggie Tht'Jma (larrett is ' serving the position of Miss Dendy. We wish for !her a 'pleasant term. I, worka and everything is running it?~~a well oiled manner. 1 The women of the Fairfield County Missionary Convention held their buai.d' meeting with the..Second .Baptjst church here Sa'urday, Dec. 3rd. The president being absent the vice I>j i-.-iujc-ml ;?i. vjiuiii r presumi. The meeting was very interesting i and all business was carried out in ' order. The Executive Board elected JT3 tiheir i bipv v M ission'.iry Mrs, ' Mosia "Lyles. . , We are asking each chtirch of this coun'y, as she shall come to you to open her dooitf' and make Sister Lyles welcome. Let us look forward with pd.iyerful hearts to our next hoard meeting, the 4th Saturday in April. 1933. After 'he business was over Sister P. Gun'or, Sisf*r M. Green and Sis- | ter >M. Lyles served a delightful din-, ner. The ministers joined in. the. great feast. We hope they'll come a- j gfiin soon. <* 'fO LEADER -j ? HENN ETTSVILLE NEWS. | The month of December is in. The 'little, ones in every section hav_e_ber! jgttif to talk about Santii.v Many ip-' ! foresting letters are sent out each i |day from* the children to dear pld ' 1 Santa looking for a Merry\Christ-i mas. Mrs. Martha Brown, a well known' member of Macedonia church was fu- I neralized at Macedonia Bafrtist church Wednesday. .Rev. \V. R. Reese pasjtor?a?Mt. Zkm?church took- charge 1 of the service, assisted by the Grand Union Lodge in which she was a mem-I ber. J. H. W. Morris undertaker in charge.- She leaves to mourn hpr loss I six girls, one. son, one sister and host olv near relatives. Miss Marie ' Brown arrived home' from New York, .City to (attend the funeral of h e r ^ mother. . *" , . I Mrs. Mamie- Brown spent the week I end home from Durham, N. C. with i .mother. Mrs.*Luahna Williams.- ~7? i | Mrs. Tommie J. Johnson was called 1 home from New York City last week to the bedside-'of her sick husband , Mr. C. J. Johnson on Marshall St. , Mrs. Lilly White taiid mfithen Mi-? l.larley left )lpnday "for an indefinite 'stay in Englewood, N. J.* i? M i s. Alice M<?Kay arrived home last week after spending .a few weeks in i New York City with children. | - Mrs. Laura Dibike left Tuesday for Floience where she will attend the, M.E. Conference, - . | Quite a number of M.E. ministers lef? Wednesday to attend the M. E. Conference at Florence. ? Mrs. Harris of New York City ar-? -lived homo last week to attend the funeral of her father Mr. Alsbroak. She is the week-end visitor -Qf ''Rtiy. and Mis. A lsBrook. " ty* Mrs. Annie Stephen, Mrs. Ellison, Mrs. Daphney Nickles, Mrs. Argie J?. Mi'Leud,?Ueaeun Dustic,?Mis.?Mai y .lane Bradford and Mrs. Julia Thomp .-on are still on the isick list. ' Rev. EL M. Boker pastor of Saw Mill ILip ist church was in the city Saturday. They held their last hoard meeting for the year. Rev. Booker was -re-elected as pastor for the year of 1 'Jll'A and indefinitely 0 The memhers rendered service' at Level' Green M.* E. church Sunday night, Rev, Ferguson pastor. Rev. P. B. Mdodana, pastor of Macedonia Baptist Church 'was in the city Sunday enroute to his church. Mr. <p'lr>'v'no?Toner nccom;f>inicd him rtYOr .from .rnnirlan T'Vuvxr 4 Vw-* dinner quests of Mi*. Ross Simmons and family. Mis. Miller Manuel was funoralize-d Sa'urday at Disc Hill A. M- E. Zion church. Miss VioVr Simmons spent a few" -hours in tlie city from her schpol in Jefferson, " ' . ~ .... Prof. Clrmond, -Rov. Bethea- wore in the city Saturday from?Jeffersuu ?Rev. and Mrs. Cox , Mr. J. H. W. Morris, Jr., and Mr. Josh Zimmon Jr.,"spent Friday at Johnson Smjth Charlotte, N. C. They reported a pleasant stjay. Bishop E. D. W. Jones will preach * at Evans' Chapel A.M.E. Zion church corner of?Amelia?and ChapcF fits. Tlie public r.s invited. ? FLORENCE CO. SCHOOL NE\VS._ The first niching of the Florence County Teachers' Association was held in Wilson High school auditorium Saturday mornimr X'nv '\<> Tho .Super-visor and President - M'rs. Ida K. Green was at-"her post at* duty and promptly at 10:30 she opened the devotions assisted by Rev. J. L. Brooks. The main features of the program were: the introduction of the new teachers, the expressions of each-teacher and.the outline-vof work for this school term in the County 5 schools. The annuonc-entent was made -that Rev. Stanten, of Atlanta. (i;t? will address the body of teachers (at the December monthly meeting Saturday, Dec. 10, .10:30 a. m. at the Wilson High school auditoriuni. A "nice program was enjoyed " at the Savannah Grove sdhool on Wednesday night, when -the play "The Prodigal < Son" was presented. * Tho play was directed by Mrs. FT H. Butler of Hartsville. A number of the faculty members of the Hartsville City System accompanied her. A mong them were: Profs. Butler, Brewer. Misses Harrison Wright and WJ.Ukihfc and Mrs.i Streeter. Rev. J. L. Brooks, attended the Agiicultural meeting in Orangeburg last w^ek. We tire sorry to report the accident of Mrs. F.lrefji Raehte. one of the faculty members of the Brockington "s'chool Timmonsville, when her ear was hit by lanother car wliile returning: from Orangeburg Thanks-L giving day. Misses Emma Sti'other and Ethel Mack of the Morris school attended the State-Claflin fcOme? Thanksgiving Miss Evelyn Kelley of the Sumter Count- Training school spent the Thanksgiving holidays with~her moth ' cr in Darlington. * . . " . Miss Annie Echolas of the Medow Prong school spent Thanksgiving in Ma.vesville with tily parents. - Miss Annese . Alston, a teacher in Kingsbury school was at her home in Florence for the Thanksgiving holidays. lOKESBlKY NEWS. i Mr. and Mrs. Grady Holmes, Mr. Alfred Mtffirtt lfcaves Wednesday for ' their winter Jiome Lake Walse, Flh. Mrs. Rosenburg and Miss Henrietta Robinson motored to Greenwood Saturday to do theiv Christmas shop ping. i The body of Mr. Frank Butler ar- i rived Sunday night over' the South- ! ern railroad *for burial, his daughter 1 Mrs. Thomasena Makin accompanied i the body. Funeral tat 4 o'clock Mon- 1 { ' sr % " . <!> : , . ' " 5 UNIOff NEWS. ?aj I . |?Two preaehing "services and u pro- th gram featuied the activities 'a> Leth- at J el A. M. E. church Sunday. At the Cc morning hour the pastor .delivered tb [a soul stirring sermon. In the nfter=? noon, a program was rendered for the S. benefit of our new hospital thai will til ! be opened soon. Prof. L. M. Tobin co | was the main speaker ynd used as a w' Lsubjegti..."Dynamic Religion^' and at fe [the evcming set vice the pastor deliv-' j ered-another strong sermon. Much Se ispirjtual enthusiasm was, manifested ve among the people as these, divines br delivered their messages. ? ,a j The Allen Christian Endeavor Lea- ty gue was well attended and many took v?l part in the discussion. The League th will meet 6:30 p. m. e^bry Sunday 1 evening 'and all visitors and friends Pa are welcome to take part in. the dis- he cussion. tic A very impressive service was held re at CoiiiTth Baptist church, Sunday .fin evening1, Dec, 4, 1932. In, fnc-mory of re, the late Mrs. Connie N. Jones, who do died Sept. 29, 1932. Mesdames. S. L. ah Humphries, Sallie B. Young, Geneva de Baten, Mattic- M enter, Lula ROjsbor- Rc ough, Cornelia Rodgers, Carrie Sin- li? gleion, Julia". Thompson, Misses Re- rei gina Palmer, -Smra Mae Rutf and Ednola Gregory were fin program. Epch A. did credit to the service. Deacon San- lie dels and Pastor Bat en gave timely to remarks. Y< Miss Cornelia Horndon who pays wc a call when convenient to her homtr vo church, spoke touchingly and enjoyed pr being at Corinth.' . . . mi Mi's. Lula Rosborough is still the as honored president. Mrs. M. A.~Tobin "chairman of p'rogranii committee. She his still thanks the participants for ren- eti dering parts so accefifably. vie sli eei. Mr. Tom Johnson is confined at his home on \Voodrow St. with a stroke of Paralysis. ? Til 0 Miss Leake and Messrs. I.illiwood and Miller of Clinton spent several ' hours in Union Sunday afiernoon vis- ( iting friends. .' Jar Miss Alice Pittman- is . able to re- rel turn to school after-being confined at pa; home several weeks with Typhoid fe- am ver. ' - cit; Miss Ella Johnson of Asheville. mil C., is -at the bedside of her-father, 1^ Mr. Tom Johnson q^Woodrow St. Jei " Mr. and JVlv?. Sichelle Jones vire gin how residing off Wood row St. 1 Mrs. Evelyn Waljace has returned Spi front .Washington*,?I). C.. where she Pa* has been visiting her brother and re- ?f ports a very pleasant st|iy. t^e The I'oro Beauty Shoppe on 4 1-2 sPf S. Pinckney street operated by Miss Alice Winbush, has cut. prices for the ne' holidays. -* 'on * ' ^ dol " L ? len NORTH NEWS. am sor ? ~ rea The North Industrial Institute is 1 r. u:_ her le spirit and bright lifer but we i joicc ?with the Columbians qf his nomination that they have such an le minister,, and.. sa_fe religious, letai\ We, all of Yorkwislr for the ~ tv. H. C. Young and family bril- : i. nt success and prosperity in their cently stationed appointment; We,' entirely "Welcome'b the Rev. * H. Hatwood, who comes ftom a ;h and strong church at'Lancaster v take charge of the church the ReV. King has just left. The Rev. Hat>od has a pleasing personality, ry friendly, and a splendid Gospel eacher. We opine he will be as ich liked land loved and appreciated the out going pastor. ' . Cold weather has arrived in all of * strength and pugnacity. All vegition has fallen* an e<?sy prey and ?tim to his powerful claws and palll. LOl'h is being housed. It Is here for-fifty cents a bushel, any of the farmers are complainings ^ out tlheirs sweet potatoes rotting. iey however, are killing, hogs and ring the meat with remarkable sue-?s. . There is, still some lingering 'ton in the fields, from all .appearces, some will still be clinging to ? bolls thru the festival days. We regret to note the sickness of * ;ter Louise Sandifer, Alice Shotes, irgare.t Walker, Jr., and Margaret alker, Sr. These are faithful and al member's of Wesley M g. church. . he last Sunday for our pastor here fore he leavers for Conference, .our 'mbership^came out to try to sat y all or the interests of the church d to send him off rejoicing. This :1s the Governors' State Rally. Rev. .T. C. Gibbes text at the morn? services was St. J&hn 14:31: Arise us "go hence. TKeme: Where are li going? We all thought the sstore an appropriatF-orrer and wftH ndled in an interesting thoughtful d spiritual, style. Wp observed with pleasure that Sis /Millie Ward has made extensive lovation in her beautiful home in iparation- to Christmas and the liected coming of her daughter, sis Bertha Wylie, \<'ho,-at this writing confined a* ? New -York hospital ~ er a very serious, but successful nation. IE FUNERAL OF MRS. MARY CORNELIA SMITH. ' .... In- Monday afternoon, Pec. >5, a go crowd of sorrowing friends and ativex fathered at Mt. Pisgah to y a tribute to "one who was reared 1 spente most of her life in this y. A beautiful character. The nistors present ivnrn- Tha, ttiwn Ar; "Spears, rB. F. Hildebrand, .A. J. ikins, E. A. Parker afef T. J. RaRemarks were made by Rev. A. P. ?ars, who was..for three years her ilur,?With?tearful voice he?tohK her and her husband's loyalty to' ( church! Prof, C. A. Lawson ?; 1 >ke of Tfer as a mother. Rev. T. . Ragin, as a mother, wife and ghbor. President Simpson of AlUniversity brought words-of con- - . enee from the student body of Al11 is message was comforting. 1 came from a heart that has felt roW. Telegrams and letteis wei? ,d by Rev. E.-A. Parker. ?he. chief eulogy was delivered by pastor Rev. E. F. G. Dent. The h P^ilm was used as a basis. Subt: The Frailty of Life. We were de to realize the* wonderfullness God, and the frailty of man. He d many tributes to the deceased, h whom he had come, in. clost cont, since being pastor here."1 ^ ,eft are nine children without thly parent, hut the church and nmunity feel their care. They shall he desolate. Her life was not in n, a devoted "tend sacrificing mothivo hands upon her breast and labor's done, 0 tirc-dJfeet still in rest, the race is won." it for the toilihg hand ?t for the anxious brow >t for the weary way morn feet ?t from thy Kabor now. ONE WHO LOVED HER. ? and sent her donation on Wednesr night. Also,the schools who nefcto- us on the same day. namely: iker Washington High, Waverley 1 Leevy graded schools{ Benedict dung vcluiai- and Bencdct College, a have always been loyal to the no. Also .the. Black well school of ich Mrs. Maggie Brown is principal Is for our church friends, we now . > nt to thank you, namely: First vary Baptist dhurch and the A\ F. League of Bethel A. M. P. iroh. Many thanks to one and all what you have done and may 6od d His many blessings upon ybu. )h! wiLJttust not close without say- M , tliat in snite of the depression slI Hid a wonderful turkey dinner on W inksglvlng day.