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Be _ i. ' ' I" 1. PaM m .1 ., . ? V- -?/t r.RORr.ETOWN NEWS Messers Henry, Allen,1 Ash -Tanrt _Ji'viii James Jr., both -ttidcnt^pr Allen University were visitorhere Sunday; attended services at their home church, Bethel. ,/ Miss B. ('. tJT in't. one if th-*, teachers of the Berkley County Training School, at Monks Coi ner, S. C., spent the week-end -? home with family: - "We notice that ~Messbry - B. TI. James, and Thomas. Brazier, are to take a trip to Pinevjllt? ort the . 1.1th, Must- be something;, of in"(7 terest, * ... ! \fv? m v. jw.* ?? f..?,>r - Virginia spending s'\m6 lime with relatives and . friends, Tho -stork visit e<l the hynie of | Mr. and Mrs, P. l-C~ftnrrncoTn dus Woods St. en the I'diul ofsTan. and left 'a bahy girl, Margaret KJHt. Mother and hahv art- doing-rriCcir. Bethel A. M. K. Church Dr. J. W, Mur.ph, Pastor | ?_-Tha services^ Jhllil I--' i1' ~ ? 1 day tVt'M1 Cr"vel!'y'r.? !;. -' :^ nil day. .-The ,process.! ij.al _huih . ' and evening . \Ccre. quit^ impressive. At 11 oVlo* 1; at 4 he sound ? of- tKe organ the pastor,?dre?si-d~ ?*? iir a .lung black robe. foil--wed bvhis~s4e\yards in Klaelcidits. .ein.org yd,- from the ry. Sto'wardyss r*. Board No. 1.. and "J. front, the roomon the right-in the fr n: of the' church. Deacon'v.-s Boards, S-. ?i* and Junior; from t.:iy left: each in white, led. by. are of..-.thV pro . . sldents, wftiie the -choir- came m ? the library. -VI) marching : : ma of Holy, Holy, hnl by the ehori-'~~<Fiv This made quite an jmp're/1 si on oil the servi'.t?. The' pa-:or delivered two .sour-i* vi viTrg sTTr 1???-frton^ both ni"rui'i'.f and-, ewniiur. ST 3:30 o'clock *. he. Sui.du\ -eh1' I convened with ".each -rs at their post of duty and more than' one hundred pupils . i:; attendance. There will be "given a box e.f candy " "next Sunday to the person earring the highest numb i of students. Over three to Sunday; this applies to persons that "have been away ~~ : /roiH--S. .S. / to- o niciuhs. r Miss KHzabeth Rvdtfer- \\a.-- the. ^ winner of . the. candy two weeks ago, who will-be the. winner! This writer is" in *he race. And may win.. The league convened"at the usp. ' "'pal lioiir with a large number in_ acting jtresideiitr The resident was absent on account of trio ill?r?ness of his wife. W?- trust she~ wir soon be hc'l teiv Conic fol !? , Bethel- always. k "Si. mephon -c hurcli Rev. L). .V Wilson, l'as>lor Sunday was. u bealiliiul day for church gocrf, ami .'the services'at ?__St. Stephen wi-ix. AylT a l urried The"pysup sIhttct from 1 ST. AliH? ;tlu\v subject, The prysellile ?:?ot Jesus:?Thi^i i niuii \ya.. uully delivered.* Otix' hear is were made to l^juice, everyone w to-was ?, r?theie eiijuycvl t'l line.' 7 ' Sunday~"snTu'j oputi'u at '-he usual hour wtih Suptl Isaac Ses' " sions and his stall faithful teachers at^iheir p.-t >.<t diiiyv The lesson was beautifully discu.-s^u by the Varto.us* c.assfs, and interestingly reviewed Ly. the x)"st0r. The A. C. TT. iAO - Diet at th^J " usual hour.- A .1 : y" rrrrrresting meeting was lield. : m o ?1 . ?" , ~ OHANGltUT Ut. i MAN S ? ":f teijeher ol^\>hir,t!i'u'j'1 n't " State Collog'e passed-away Sunday;, ?i-'eb. 'b, 1935, at (i oclock. " After bfiiig sick <* - f^b^rlrTtg-'periort at mac. * TuJ' funeral" "v iil A L' |illil.tJ i MC'" 4e? ct later date. ' A ... Miss Odessa,Joii'tsoli,. .a slu-. dent TTt- STute <f 'ih-ge -ape. t jjrr-tn" joy able 4lay St.D .a,v.- l-cSr-.rary-tt., with. Mr.'ami'Alls. .'Jaiin ll.J'eaison Sr. Tht ;re wa> - a -hi |)i-i.s.' l>ar>y git ? 'en in hum r a; 1!, y s-nim'-r.at the h 'Hie?pS?AIt. \?. \A. Williams on Tuv.-duy. at o'clock. /' i / -!..t Sir . ^." n + ?v viivl* v, mil u: i .\ioniuf ial High del _~"Cl servtts^ -iti --"-.Lit:, -l.i l. if,'. \\ I ... nesday.. Feb. at 1'. .\I..? The ,Gltc < lJb ?i- making great' jiif.coss. ^ Thi-y haVy n^v-y engage. xnont3 to fill'. The Busy Bee ?,i'- the -N. Mt. Ziah Baptist ... .? second nnni'"i rsin , 11 n nm.i" F yra-?ajMffra^arri<^- i i :uak?tnrr g, M. L. .1 an jury ITT, J935. ?, fc'. ? A, very interesting program wa'j bad. Each member enjoyed hi mi L self beyond word.--_fd* expression. A deliciod.s course wu - ?.*vrved.-'? The KeVi W.stbury .11,- Nimhcr; | V 11 orris Collect, Sumter, S. - c. was witty/* the pmd .',.t -members' . ?tin*?i*.?iv?rW-tr rArmr Baptist Chui'on Sunday dan. 27, 1935. The Rev. Neil ,tin mir l Ini I" .JOUng mn>ist? r< of the CoMcpr:. I " u. ?ivory one fn.it;yedT.Uu^-verr- :- ?!(.'tpT:: L 4iJ mmiiiott be r prea'-hert. Aft r L ' | the morning "services were over h< |_-r t-J?- spent the- rest' of the 'Jay at The home j .f tihe?JJoaeon It E. Brown H p.; lee and family. Tine memlim-. f r are very gladf?Y Ij^w 1 ieiv. Eddie I>avi<s js rapidlj^FeeiJvT Ibg. Hope he will be back afhi f~. y- gcgulnr post .y ry soon. ; FLORENCE NEWS' ' Dr. j. S. Coe is visiting in X. ft-?Y. He preached at Dr. D. Ward '?jr.- Nicholas' Chtlrch. on Sunday, lie K._ fa Also attending an important K:?-- meeting while there. (Relatives and friends of Mr. (?. |r ?L Pforriher_C..mn(inri^f ..V in/'; ! %x- L ?rodl Veterans Aadrxiat ior% are ^ ""V . " MU.l.IQNS h avi: itF \ ft "l)av. -est of dickfns* novels A com-ci vauVtt istimat> ?>!" the .-alts .Charlcfc- MckeifK* hdvels places the total at well bVeV hall a billion copies. The greatest ai^l 11n?st widely i.ad of tii.m all ?- . "David?Copperi'ielcl," iiow made into a motion picture by the -Mvir'n-t; 1 :wyn:Mdyei studies, ;il', i ?> ]ivTuiig MOat Liie CAK-Thea 1.1 ' xvuii .III 11111f r i vvutH u u tuM i> .-^xty-fiw" star* and featured play-? el'S. ? ^ link- lis' novels iire exhibited for , .-ule'rn book .-.tort's' witji the best. .Vi ilei s of today. \\ hat StiCfstics ijhow S^aTT?T!es ro+bnl?from- varfons oil hcit-^uilera.?sijiU. in Anferiea i;Ove.al the following: Tno tfiiilo >-~i">17^ fail in the 1 > t of best -e.lep./JOj'f'O.UOO e<>pi<;s be ill R s J i .n* the work! last year'; ShakeM'.iiv's |>':iv in n"ii'?l'U?l"KtHlirT' ?n,.'j - ,Jul.e;-U?"Hamlet," -tank second; Diekiiis* famous- novel,! -^4^vt=r e^rpjiertt^ldr' rank> third. . i mm.-:. .1.-..'. ;? ...:'.i. i.". i e\ 1 iIv 1.1111. ^ IIIUSl ? Miv.'lj IXWU <>? Dickens' hovels are "David Cupper-' ; 'elii." !'. kuiek Pitp. rs" and "A * Til ; e.insen stl?~o; i >jmkm Ts"That 'David < pper:iel i" is the.-irreaUst <>v -! ia- t. < Kmrlish lannuaao.*It [ s used ir. a'.l- universities in any J iv-.Wji ?the study. of the :V.-.vt* K -dlr Oi'_l KD ^k tl fVi ry c.<mntry . of. thiT orid. "ila,tid CopperfieNi" is alay ? hiuded."? " ' - , "Copperf hid" Ranks First iLit,.Iv>.<:j-ymanV l ibrary, .which ";a.s'ii ]is t* ? f tTt'ty-i'ivv. valtiina rest ?: . k , '.'i~nv""4i;Fi"e" books' selected by .lie coilvjsi prw-id.irts of America. Ihivid f. ppernehi ranks first. A .report front, the department . pa-. ;d. C'upp'. rfield" is one of the -teres i.f America indicates that ' vet-sellers, ii ddiny its own year after y ar with the hovels of today. Ti e Salvation Army, has made imhd "David Coppi t field" iT.th*- favorite. There* are tunumovable . plays, based en t!if now !, "David Copperfield/* which . hav<: ^entertained . oifnths- ai dienCvs si nee-the time J.he lur.-k \yas written. Li i 'ii i . i ull.ul 'li.i .. . ,nn v ul' university . professors ya liati::^ tin utvati'.s?.,..huulvs -in ' y-i'i.i! v . TTTTfirns ih.~ I Jst v. hi, "Davit!* t'uppert'icld." |. A 1 i~t iwt'irty' l.'st f English . > in print ! |-.V\il.'V. J'! milllit' U io.'o Hettil:t5^ ;v Jv:..lid"": I'.v "L)avi?l CopperT*. 11... . ' j1 ' ' ilialoifne* atnj ma'iy ' Li . ' " 1 >ny l?j* C6i>p? r' ' tf> '"r hlM Vii-lyetl ?it.? II MM Vll.l.i: DOTS - , > : i -Mr. i!. I:.f' ; . ... home for a few la> i ii *.11 "nd D'ietliis. Mr-. J;* Tyft :j;;iulj)l?(.ll depart?!<i t hi - ?Ht' P'i ...y nioVnin-r. 1-Yh. ?I. an".; \tn am '-al-i/' ii a-t the..A. .M. I.. .I ; :tTTtr-.?.j> SutHttyevening., M *> \-? * ! Jf'!:vs. >>1is (Jol _ ok-ciii! home -Wit?. j. . ,:n v ?M . atul Mi-.j lllllp . ' .J ??J!. Sui. ? v. a lt a' day V at ~ h t*U-:tm J!;.- Ch.nvh lor hut h y i : ~Dutli-i pp ac! td l\vp -woi'doi fii! "All. Thmt~4rt?SrT* Jlp7- K. ?i. Th utrht *ho a a f :. .) : - hall plavvK. Imt Alis- \\ f>. .r-voHf-f.-'i-ii h.V-'hv at:|/H " - V.--1 h. W ( rirnt>e? *--~? Mis-.- l.ou'^c \ irginia Itohinson At i,,;' ''' (' ' ' a month ajo, Al'j/ 1.y. Kdhinsoii (jo 7 ' -- "She was a ' ' " 'I ' .t*whcr df .lor- ;sa^r-TT;..i,r ; .f 7, Li nil. She wuT] -I'V i 1rH ?I?n.h( r "f the .Mir ior.:iiy ?, 'Hie funeral \va.? -I' fiiili 1 i?Baptii.t Church I . 11 Jan. :{. at .V':e clock. Th, itu, c i -wvr- j-ft-4r-u -1 tr: its; capacftyJ vf-1'- 'i = f . r.itfv-c;^ . and ..The fuhetal was preach <1 l-.v :v MS-l'-r. R. v. H. II. But ..^cJj'-^UitirwnV f.rr-vn the Mission-' y > -ei I". Mr'y Alice Bull'r. surviv.ry h, r, huA-an-l; Mr. Jami 1 a r . Mr.- . ' ''"i.!" SniJl! : Mr-., fhihiria Jack ^ .-n?Phrn-T-f-tr? Mr, ; h' rl :|_'. . \!r^. b-.-roUiy of Wash 't.'ill. !?. T??!..?. -nrM, Willi, ' ' rin-liu- ami .hiin'*, <?f Virginia, i i. ?|- ^rarni children, on-- jstcly ^.'A'|uii!;i Spann of- Hartsvlllc. ?* -.vl :hat -ytu 1 c? t. is Ik-awn's _ . IN. _M B M t UH \ M lh i i.i... .1 .... i H4I uvcii' niiMiann latin i- who., opart cd this life I'Vh. T. !;i:;h . ... .?rye.tr- afjo to/tity, . r '.'in husband and* father pass"-' (<i a way. * "oo God lui'.k him on high. loving oti'1 t'loin us has gone. \ ,Vih'h w-- r- stillrd, - ~ Tilaoo is vacant iii cur homo. it never can bo filled. . \Vifo/Mrs. [.(In It. Veal; Daujrh TTrrv .J' nniiv No\voll, Mis* . VcaL; ^Scn, James Y'Pal, J1*. load to know that ho is much . Jllpl .ved after a- hard spell of siekr..ss at. his home, 114 Craw"< fd Si root. lie lias made apul^eaiicu. for a >**4^ Hie Veterans Arlmin <tratir.li Kacjltty at -Colli mbia. whfero he. whl he ~aS soon as tlvoy act t>ti application. , f , ? Ill inr. -1?1 - ^ ^ v r:: . ,.L - . - L t ? Th<? Mi'nV (I nnip of the Kno\v41k> ( 'ollege Quartet v Knoxville Col > ^ ? ftfe ==*: wxu" "r 1 iji^i^^ V- | s . J.""^.;' *?" %.: c ^l" -"' v s"s>'^">; * I Ttlririch Hammond of Aiken. S. C tralto; Berrilze Ward of Gary. Ind. b: vllle. Tehn., accompanisF . MMH'II ('ll.\i{f.!:-ro\ \KWS~| St. IV tor's Cier.iit Z' ' M. , - IU\. .1. ('. .lame*. I'Asior Sunday Schnof convened at (lie .usual h'ottf' with superintendent anu.T ao! oi, a!" diiir post of duty. At 11 t in the pa-tor iiiotittVnd the t'i sti'uni tin: ifrlivc(X- 1 a S til f i i' -v :'.u- a. An iivit;ii > i \v. ST7n"eiwli-1"Jtj74,<|jttj,l.i t c- n UllTf 'Tl .with" the church. " 12n connrunod. Vi.- .tin w. Uiw. . I ,a.\ al 1,-y, Mi . K4r-(V.v/ All ." : li. I'l'diii a tie- i-ta. ' Ml". (> (Ivors and Mrs. Ouvtphvll,, -Tl.o - k . 'L:ij._\Jr.s; tsnrali K> >!>!! ' 1 ' ! 777a:.:, '.I ~7~FT7 | Sn.ip . -.Mi-s. I a Abraham. Vo:( . .,1 .ill; it <i til il'.tri ?1 theatin;.''r::i! y t' Sf. 1'. tor ('.hiuvh. l'eb. llL._4iii \ J i; c fc.. T o clubs Ul'." Ii A 'toil?^?)?a ri o p:;to. Toll;' Ll?U?.1 I I t ".OiL ? ! II huiv--'. (in to -church. ? Zi??n ti. \1 I ! ' r ICt v. J. M. Wat^n, i'a*tor Mr^'o:y. on ! nDth.'. .u.-"a)' 'with. S.unt-. Stewart nr * A * I -: i-*? i I--/. Watson <1 I i \ ?*o<l aV>i ... . -W >:, -ay . did not s? !hyr burn' within .while 'li .car. <i . poke i>y tky.wav. iiM.M !in i. ST vnov / ; ... - . ) lii. v. < \ \. Itimlup. I'asi'nr Siaelay. \va< ui ij'n! day a; d r V-hAn eh i 1 '11 ^ ' I' a 1 " 1 I 4 'finv<- .Se*.iio| " i.|n-if iit the rivrr rmn *rr-"- rt?r*u.<?"a *i ?>T tlui. li-cta.- -i t -\t l'salm m:ie i t. A Sari i nd' red I.il'e.'This h.'iiiv . 4 '< n ;<>.!! Day aid oui'a>t .'i igeae!:' a noble serinon aiKt-YVi had a. eey.-ihir old' time. i>ii ;t ual A iis;., fhit' pa-stor c;iil <1 the young penpl-e -i?jjK-th i" and the f<ill-owing lanif s.-- .q.ih-.iiiud i h e Jt'.Mnc s Hoard: Mr. ivt k'Ttj-rsun, preslpiv/i ion:;, ~MLn- T/rrnls"" JLirkins ceivtavy; .Miss Vermeil "Marry, -assistant s ,rotary; Miss .Ies.sie I.. ITlVr-nn, Trea-uirei;,j Mi s s I'aui m- Williams.- Mis:-- T.ueilc . Murray. Mi - - ("an io Kohin-n .n. Miss Mi Jen Kobmson, Miss lvditlr Ui>hinsi.n. - Katie I'inkwv, Mary, I'ir k' < y. Willie Pi?-T<s. -The .'"nil win;;- students from i.mcoin ini'ii in Milliter were home *n'- r.'Uil:iv w'Hjiino, Vinnvl) r\lli|-., it I | iiiril Mum I -"N11' i' i x i! i; i r i o ~ of th church 'H+-e y yeftiric rViiu'y fur (an: IvhicaV<>na! Rally. II: S' jjici' '}i<-?hh -ynv?- \ . ,.1 i numbers t.f the. cluiii li. i)ui i".miiKiu!d th ? .liictfi!' -|"k '< !* the choir* for '.1 h" P* it. and- s.iM 1m ?"tv t fTFT inixitia'ies \v511 follow. TA HKRNACI.H H NIT."* C IU'IU'H Rev. \Vm. \V..?-on Greenville-?S. S. convened at "Tie UKual hour with Bradley ...... r\<-i f iii o'isi. MUs-- 1'. Tnrncr'i! black hoard cx(-roishs arc yottrm* t? bo very in- , i C'v > tire. - ' V At 11 -nO Rev. J. TT.Trgtlln Af" , JVa* him'torr" Th C7 ~ preached a . wonderful sermon. Th<f TT-oly Com miininfi wa* served. Ml Pi M. the. IVY- TV TI. can. veneJY* 7:00 P. M.tfr-v, Watson proachc-d one of hiVfrreat sermons. Mr. and Mrs. Will. McCall were visitors Sunday niprbt from -Tobn_ . Wesley M.-F,. Church. 'Tho Junior Missionary met At ' "fb'd* homo of Miss Cornelia Kerns on _Mondav.' 1 ? ?i=? Mi*. L. P. Mybap, Mrs.- Emma : .Smith and Mrs. F.lira Cai wiso are on the; siek list. W?. hope foe them a speedy reeoyfcryT -Jl ~ THE PAV^lETTO LEAfiffftPreshytenan Church presents Sunday. February 10. .>:00 . ? -3 n ! liege Quartet 0 tenor; Miss Mattie Belle Hall at? t Pcrrj* o! Birmingham, Ala., coii- 1 ass; VarneH'R)fd (seated) of KnoxM ARIOX NIHVS I Sunday- was. a wry pleasant. ilny for rrH?Htc- church Rotfrs at St. John A. M. K. Church and it scouied-that every ?nc t. ok advan- 1 U'fce of it. Tit'- Church was-very ci owed with, many anxious hear- > er.s. Rev. Jenkins preached an 1 scorned to he nt~ his best and?all believed in Zion enjoyed a spiritual * 1.?"ri . t. "Sunday .il'l i inmil irt 370TT o'ch vk tin' Siin ay School was opened by Miss E niter Benjamin. iaV e'vcmnir :i)' "(i iYlo.-K- ih~ _ .A". ('. ,E. I.ea,trues met. Quite a - birire attends nee. Sunday uinht = T7. - ..'..i...a- pTTv i....I... - i ? " i* ?g.-.u-CMUW ? the ri>trun'j again and, pr1, ached 'lite;! St. John 11:2. At tlie conclii;?'?ii ??f the sermon the'.(loots of. the .church were opened. Num: ' ?oV >f .ioiiieiV ".for the.day. The, a mount collected for the tlay was uogers. is at111 ~ n tTTc i i ck li-t. " Mr. j<s-io Kllis passed. .He v.'as 0in; vidized, 1'rotn *St." John -if Hurelv hcuitr a moTuh' r (iT -flio sanje. (jn't ' a large number at- _ t .rni.d lt>< funeral. " - ' Mr- FJiz't Beth Fiiikley 1 ft Teiih.' ?(\ hope I'm' her a pleas. . ' Pit stay. ' Little Tada (I. er< lie is. on the ,?H-t. this \vrek.---"VYv Tfope^she w-l^Wiiier l.n' pulv.an I hack in sell' o|. ?, Vllc.nV: Day uill lie observed, at St,. .Ii'din A. M. I'i. Church, Sunday. tkxincton nicwn Sniiii.iy mark' it another line !> "?!< d in our religious services in ;yu. iiniund Lexington. Suit lay School b ipg in'teresCngly carried on;. Our pastor s emed tp have been at his besj.. Do.tli thorning and e veiling- hy hftfughTms thrill- ; i i r(r inessa-j e,s at' No W--- Bffl'hcf'A. M. E.. Church, Sunday being such, an Meal day iuan> canv j ait .. and communed, - A t ?.''?n ... '.xo^-jg?i.'.-ia. \u: -? rrt??TTT, nm, tiuu mi , a <: ui-tiii in St. I*!uil Baptist Church who felt-the. call to the .minister ju^K-h ,! his.trial sermon at his . church he also made a fine ini)>ressii)ii in,his message. - ? MicsiwLizzie P. Davis of New York City was home on a visit to her. parent? and friends.-. Mr. a lid Mrs. Russia Portqe ami t ithevs. There^was a fine sinking_convvu-tb it?at Spring H'll?Church last '.Sunday/with the choirs of New . Delia 1, Mt. Olive, Co-orl Hope an<! Spring Hill, they certainly sapg well. Mr Florence Mints is hart- , home aft- r a visit to herrrkiught ci- ttt N. Y. C. ' ; i.c-xji Lrton County Co 1 .ire ;i. I%invrgiey_ Relief Workeis wish to say that they are doing .every' tlii|iti.,Vhey possible 'can . to ?help ,th'- r'efii I' people. We want the M'dief people o . 1."JcifHrtoii Co.unty to o (operate with us this month and see how ' ni;t:f;' i|uiiln, wo nan in.dun?nts0 en t tlinye spring gardens start d. We want to see how many othc y things can be accomplished. Th till Oil our list foe litis nnnlh. We inado a*-good .start Fob* 1st, in a "Reliefs. Cluh" meeting at Chupin, at'the home of-Mrs. Mary j Citrh-y v*ith an attendance of I J.went.v. .Mrs, Alice E. Dixon, supervisor, I Mrs. Marririce , N. 1* >rte?' and - Arc-inn- N Snhm?:t"''lst!Wll 1 UV>"Tc- " t'l'S. Sunday, Mrs. Anna I'm tee will entertatri??fr+ir-?V.\ IT. ?- I'. M. Society at . her home. All are in vitcrl and a special program is planned,4Uh=?Ktnlmler's Day Sunday. . We arc glad . lp 'state that Mr. I J. WT Waling. Mr^. Jlmmie Green, HJr? Charley Blaekwellj Mrs. Rath L. T'hoinpson and Mrs. Annie Lee - who harp- hern 5rt _ (he "sieR Tist are -nvueh improved* at" this writTTijr. . u * Rev. Sjmjnojis, Bit.*.' Jf?R-.; Sew 11, Mrs Martha Corley, Alia. I ITS JUNK IN JANUARY"? Is Just One Of The Hit Sonars Minn Sinjfs To Kitty. ?; ?_ -. : mi NOW PLAYING dgsss ?STARTS MON? ? 4 A MIGHTY DRAMA " A GREAT EXPERIENCE =^QpPERPfEf^r Now Is The 'Uinie/l'o Modernize four Home. Let Us Help You I'lan. Our Service Is Free, _ Artisans Contracting ; Company Phones 3187?8535 FEMALE HELP WANTED" Hospital - Inst'l. positions practically evei;y\vhecc-for dnexperiencr*rt7?expei'loilc'ed pTTTpIel Enclose stamp. Scharf Bureau, 145-433 \V. 45th, New York. ? : r LAURENS NEWS ?Continued iroln Pajte 1? lay afternoon hy the pastor, Rev. I ? !*,... wn. ' - '* u.tivu.-'. .tii a roriuer resit , ijctit' of thi? citT^ an i -hud many Jj friend"?tro-?relatives \vho regret fi i i.i li..nr? ; lini- |.aia ihjj*. 'She leav? i es?iw ii iLlll^hl- i - and ii host of 1 other relatives-to mourn hyp pass.! ' ' ;i i K.?S. \eiso? still shut in,, she is ] mf.o'id vein?in licit tut'the choir." 1 Wo trust sho will so n ho able to I resume in r church activities. Missing NVillio Rhu and Carrie Julia .Du.hJap of Durham, N? ('. accompanied the body of their miflfrhir' todothor with other tola-* , tiv11- :mi . I rioiris. "S T 'ITT FIT" \ EWs ' ' . 11 ?^'oniinucd. fronrPaE-o"F? m injr factors: What may a child inherit from, his parehtsi An old saying-"Chip of the old hlffck," ..physical and mental traits? of their parents. . * Inheritance is very highly spe-< ) cializcd. Nature not nuture seems | to he the-determining factor. I A man is what he is primarily because he is, a member.of a cer-1 raHnp?Tamil.\\ sex and race. Those three fa tors give him his inheritunco, his capital, his stock in trade and the hirtlldny gift.. lSminrl hi.ultimate achievement. The?em ii iiiinii'iit?frets for themost part~Jw4?as a creative force but as a stimulating and selective , force, m The /rout) discussed the importance .of a Parent-Teachers' Asso-iation,?-?t ? 7 I-t brings the teachers' and parcnts in rioter contact arid-gives the teacher a fine-^opportunity to loam more afemrt'a case, study or the child's pr.dblem,. ? ?. Thq~ l&st group discussion was the value of games. Often.'-thefMM's interest can he aroused through"- fH*eh method fbr~feaching abstraction. One that- she has used and has seen results. One has said as long- as we take work I as play it is not burdensome. The 1 ladies left at the close of the meet inpr feeling- niueh inspired and saying jt was indeed a profitahle^af-ternfron,?We?strati anxiously nT wait our next meeting. * ; E. B. L. LEWIS NEWS* Clu-stnut. - Grove' A. tl. E. Zioii (>hltrch?Sun lay School met it the usual hour with Supt. and teachers at th'ir post of duty. Opened by singing, then Piiayer-by Supt. t.'r;. MoffaTt" Then the N-achers took charge " of their classes. Tho was beautifullydrscus-e'd. '.The pastor. F. R. Gladden made sonrucv brie# remarks on the lesson. Then the" pastor preached a wonderful sermon. Text was "Rut he denied" " Every one enjoyed the sermon. $12.00 Was raised. Jennie Sllgh an 1 Mrs! Iawile. Oorley motored up To Whitmire,~S.' C. on last Saturday in attendance teethe'Board of the Mutual Society and they reported a very fine and J, tsccuessful meeting. ,, % WUCTKMS ^ M MU . Ixll .?.?!! .1. 9 ? *?* ?? ? . 0* ?? IW ? .*.. 14 JLKIWTfs manvfactured b Ffc @tBLEACHlD WANTED I Mailing Secretaries Intelligent neonle cnn earn $10 0' help you start a business of your with advertising matter. We guarantee to pay you 10c earl send us and pay you, a BIG eommi mail for us. 1 ' ?If youi mean business-and \vant~to~ \ below and send us 25c for contrac FREE: When you Send us your name ' * ' free a copy of 24 WAYS TO ; BEDFORD SALES CO, BOX 126 Bedford Sales'Co., Box 126, Wartrace. Tenn- - Gentleman: I enclose 25e. Send me your c -&?distributor?, ami how "you wTIT nnanves I am to send you. ~ Address 7_~~ 7'I7T7. ~T_ City or town ^ filMUWHBBKK S f-Tlte ' > Leaders a Ask your ( I ^^?711 .* *ij...j... ,>a ^ 3 ^ ^LLENBR0Si| =" I i & m g Uiuf fg 5" S Q \S^f I S S ^ ^K'Ort patENI" | 3 3( ? MI#H QUALITY = 3 E3 v gyR BfASONABLt PftlCt ^ 3 ?PRICES TO SUIT ALLEN BROS. S COLUMB | LARGEST FLO! K MILL* 1 iZfEfziErgJETEizrejzrHJzrHgizjziZfHfri i RELK',8 ilA ?^ s p E ( CHILDREN' .ANKi Regular 10c & 5p Sizes ") to 10 IN >1E>10RI A M 1 S?wti <1?to - the memory?of?mrr-(i* vote.I mother, Carrie M. Pearson, who 1'uJ't us three years iifto,-' I' ehrxun y t, UHig. .. _ H t jonilinj? _jyav . and pleasant face a..- ; r c? a. pleasure u> recaii; 81. ha. a kirtdly word for everyone ; An;l cl.'ed beloved by all. | The -Family ? ?? - ^ . , CAR f) () F jrjTAN K S V I wish to thank niy many s friends for their kindnc&g during the illness and death of my husba d, Rev. T. C. Crumpton. Mrs. I.ueinda Crumpton, wife. Trade with our -Advertisers For Best Results ... . _ I. mil 'a'ihji. I -u* Saturday, February 9, 19:15 | * T m imk -.r%. firj ^ '. IIKH^. --" 7^ ^*N . . .___ ^ ^ ~ ?-^ ? tT ONCE I ^nd^^Hstrilnrtors fl [) to fflifnOO?wi't'ltly.?Wr?wfH?3^?:? own at hum and fill nish you tl 1 for floflain names yo^ are to ? i ssion on ajl sales you make by I nSlnr money till out the coupon * t ami* full instrutftfbns, and ii">c \Vv will send you MAKE MONEY, AT HOME. i> WARTRACE, TENNESSEE ' 1 . . ontract for mailing secrotavi^ ^ p. pay me iuc eavn ior certain -y/ o State *. - | ' nnniifl iiZfEizniHJ?jrgJ2JEi grainizfEraj? r.?*. fir HnelLOUkfU iroc^r for 1 g IJsCll or WKLIK A. | | Ir C3 jPV^ounJ| S ^ ; A Papular Flour S g Ja 5A o< a popular Prior ij 3 Lr 'wMMMiMMMMMMMV* - Gj vol ir ri'KSK? __ ? SMUfiGCOJ', IA, S. C. i~~'- g IN SOl'TH CAROLINA :.S_ MWgCTBBlBWMBMM? CEMENT ? :i a L _ Le I S S i 1 ">^ Value > ... " air I V i>u A re ( (Iiiiialb: JuvUe4 To- Attend The Orand Opening. Of The J^LSJJOj-EJE^U? BEAUTY PARLOR Tuesd;T>',-Fe1>. 12th, 1935 Fro mi -7 <? o\.i?*ci, i? M 202!) Taylor street Hefrishmcnls Served Free!! Miv. Alma Denl'cy, 'Associate . Sturkie Furniture Co. -^IlOMK OF BARGAINS? When you want FurnituTh see US. We sell New and Used Furniture Cash or Credit? A snail down payment geCs what you want, W* Pay Cash for Used Furniture. < . Phone *21235 ? 12F3 Hlanding St. X^XK^'X-vv^X'^X'-X'^^ - - -I in V nMI>iiiiMfrtiimai i"