The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, February 16, 1935, Page Page 6, Image 6

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,'~T"'- NOTICB All news for The Junior Page must be in the office no later thar Tuesday afternoon of each week. Many letters are received too late for publication. * , 1 "BILL" ? ? rr , NOT1GK TO APFLDCANT3 Children desiring to- become mapvhfira nf the Bill Carver CluL , ^toust fill out coupon and mail?k. together with a Btamped, self-ad dressed envelope to The SJalmeUc " ' . Leader Bill Carver Club, 1310 A&J Cuhnn-w ;&,** Membership Card* and Butto: will be sent to you immediately. "bill." ? a _ =- y~. . -> ' r-ri ' * *" ENJOYS PKANl'T 111 NT Dear Bill, I am seTfcding-.ymt yard. Liy this you know that I toail tilt paper weekly. Our sihouT had a peanut' -bout l?"riday?*-v.v um>f .an.'; we had a1 nieo time. I "r#y wish, you Were up here with ju'*. 1 went to Sunday' .Sehocl Suhday. Good bye. , I .will 'pkk y??n up, again next week. h t'ana/a !'.iDajiki'is ' RECKIVKS C Mill \Ml lil.TlUN Dear Bill, ~? I wiis very glad t" :?veAV my membership card ail: .-hutton..1 Bill I an\ going. to S.mday Setto'd j every Sunday and I.-vague every / . Sunday evening. V, . Bill. I .wiiii piviir U;d to tin* 0-B and nvy traclu-r i-_ ,Mj.<!?.l. 'A', llolnu?>. ?would liki-i r\ nnn h'Yoft hear. from s<.??dT^ the ' nn,'inhor?., I read vhmn lettersnvvry\u'evk. I " am sending^^^t?!^J ;inl'bir/ letters ana some MUKvrv-. "U . UpSMtMp 'W f -liichyl ' "^.' A{'"' ^ftl ^ *?; : * " ; il. tUU i;| ' ; - < V?it. ; '' 4. tevoor k .* ??V'.5-i? -tor 5.. elath ,r 7 ~,\^~^~TaSTi'. - ' -Gr. essrdlA- - ' "v " ?lrors 7. tjlbc v --. club 8.?dientsero ' | :? -uient 1*. bofi uary " ... .1' '; ae.\ 10. bkoo ' . . book 1. What isJ Tfm : :* u- --..v.. id? 2. Wha' InoT'a ,r m-iltand- orOS ;uv.l -can't <iv ' .11, W'-hat lias f .ur i'c '. at. : <'?n not. see. ' , ;wv 7 ?? ?"Amovf r-?; ? 1. Smiles be'CAUS'- lia-'-,:f j mile between i'. 2. A siffter. . ... ?f A table. - ? Vour.-i truh " J'l. ; . I.;/,.HEfcEN DIM N'T 1- I' Dear Bill. ?- * . : I glI<?SS \< II ! ' 1 1 : Ao? -gotten?y-nu?altu-L-tL-:. ' - -on." how I have ln-eii nablv".'.' write. I have boon ing Mi- .lunio Page regula-riy. vt?i& a.? if all the invii.bei. i. ... >-.opiM - writing, am go:' g t.i ; .. tv writ. . mk>re often ami l :."!? tactic utile) members frmn ti. ..var-i*.club will write niuu- ietjm.-. 1 am ye-' ing- toylr vetv' ir? v-^-u<club members { wiitt iieo". . Bill since i'..- .-i" e-ib; mile, bers failed to nivet the i 1? and ou* instruct/ T kee])-"?- r\ -v wii her school work. . So 1 don'know whAt i.."'ilo rrrm't'in! ' Please advise 'sue v. i.at '.<> Your? truly He^-r.- R-iu in . ' .; J'h'mn. S. . .. 1 FORUOT CO \s IMJ li, TW Mil], YSrtT and all the iv ; ,?t ear <1 1 readers pie'ase |?:u ;> e .e ! or getting .my letter .:i T;.-t ?'n ?... My mothtu^uUii ox a: .Sla.? College attend th,-. . . : V i ' T^as hefrt' fui farm' n und-th ?left me With u-u '? ^ ' < ?' In fact I was ?n h\rr:- until 1 lY g)ot_JJU) write. I helped 4 k'-< . everything ptrai-i:- Iott*?after the Y.W'! ^ *>V * ^ eggs ami I also worker : .,y gar Wo arc pegjnniiig to 'j.Lstr: _ ^ Negro History Week at our sell/ ? Our class willfeavc a- program p day. Will tejl you all ahptrnext week. You'ra truly * ' 1 I I 1 ' <"T ^nTTMM MMI **l a . 3 ? . Margaret w right HI SV IX SCHOOL ___ ? Ttear Bill. - ' HI~av are you? Fine. I hopt This leaves nu- we!!. I guess y< thought T had 'j '>U :\ yoU* b. _ I haven't. I have bvon busy Bcfhool. Bill we an- having-sb".. cold weather aren't ,we? T"?i enld wpfliher ha- y: ?.t st-pped no. from going b, soh<>..f 'T l/ky '*> y school our teacher, .Mis, Sai 1: Croley, Is so nice. I won' ha^. . much to say. Yours truly i Mattie Bl: . k> PASSED EX A MIX VTIONS 4 4- Bear ,BIII^l;ii" r am a little r: lj*?n foni'X grade and I am i no yvn'fs My teacher is name': Mrs. Vifsri' Hammond and she rs very hind (r ma. We ha I t xa*niinatih'?? ; ..; ,? weeV,. RiH.-ftfol I- passed m.ai-m'subjects. Lo !< to h?ar froni me again soon. - Yyars truly Dorothy Broadnax . Ridge Springs, S. C. 't ~ t' " j,-. , fi.... V ,j*mm. . . t ~y- * '' < hsi>' iip% A < jUTH'.f. CKL'.Tj. j':.T lilEKIJ BILL CAHVLU. Keillor i ? I APPLICATION 1> A ^ XAKV. ? .... , A-nni?Ksj? , , ^ _ ? BIKtllD.VY i, : -- - - - ^K.u.,1 , , , , st'iiuOjL.. Fill oui tiiia. jL'(.<ut'on arul mail i ( ULuU.jii ?i rl)V'y-V ,K* 1 lie?4r iill(U v ^ lu.i \: u \S ill receive ^ <_ .. : ? a - ??? 00 c-o o > ->o %">: .*> c> o > o < 00o.o.o . 1 1: i |r?aa.'-. My-rr.u . ?" ; ri ?I i !j 1. a;, i wjU !>( _ Vt-iy j , j-i . in via' iuAi;' : 11;: : 1': 1 I wij ii ymi roulii ' -1 v nr. ', 1T!?i,i ' ' :it!aiii~ ta -'Yi-ifi >.li ul > . : .Iv'.v l!r'.:;'.iii '\ > -. . * i-r?r: r I.-, ii \:> \ .\T?,r. I I v i \ i s|;ii\ 11 i: . IK. V . ' t .. _ i wit? ir - i*. i*it.- /'iwu .1 .. ..v.. ' iuuI , .: 1 :V .I,. .11 li vin. /' is -*4' " ' V: . ' ' t t'l.. >1 .1 ii'ii .wir.O" ?. " a Ul.i t.i v i.S't \Ul?,j-\W> lit 1 I *'N "L\.. iirrr^ "" ' , " "* F . .. .... \? .)'! ' > . In..,'..,1 *i..l . 1 .. , , . ' ( ... . ( lub U< id ila 7.T V . ..i:. "J l:.*? p. .... . {r|^ ...... ... V.?Uo i.ii be . ..'Ik ... - rneloOel ~ . ? r-r-n- ... ?r?? .: .'I. "t : I--a iy, . a . .. '..V .. I I; b' V i.ii.y ^ , bi VTltc-t^CgSf- _ 1 ?fg f - * <- ..i-^ - > : . ? ***'' s " / 4 . lioSs And -Ailris - W A A T E l> p 1 o 1...1;i In Spare ; -'1 iuuiZ.?~ 11 '- ,:n ojiijoi iunity-' IVi' .am? 1 I?.l i11iiI)i.\.... and givi> lo make .iuo.:k;> I'm; ui'i'k, all J ear long. ' i \ r-ii-ijjiN . ? driving.. in ii.iti- iTiTu i,j^\ Anr o? a lu-ighp bubiib'.dr..??J ' ' j ' Im. n.n:A\.. " n? e\]u i iciue iKALitd. V\.e -npj)l_\ ? \cryjiirng. Alaijj buv.s and girls' Hul< i.i)'? hani?\. malum: their i). n >,>i ndiag money. All yuu kaU1 ii do.lo.join I Item i.v to ' , w-ria- in tin- adiUt>.-) below ai.ii ..-L ii.r full"?rela*il>. WnlV 1" .. MlA l iv 1 l< t\ M.VN.Uir.U ini. nfv-+?KAM-IK J.llft .vv>n:t?iv St.. (_ulumbia, S.C. ' ;. I>" . 7r : _.*> . i ii I .'i: '.N11 \\ S. I , ; ^ ? ? J" 4 r"' il l I; Uic' oUl .wi.i?w' ! liUtv. , ..i.v M .Uit . .A'.L si.*i, ' *. . -V . . .1. i Lu ? rf" ? .7^1 tijnrry * i-? ' ;.i i y b.oo-iii.. .-v...'. Z.ii.i ;ui .-crvicts?. ..ll Ai. iiuiai. _ .v.. i. mr . i . . .., ai.ci Luririic .Vic-, -a . 1 i f-.. A. (jiiiiA y, .Misi i t ii i i . i l. 1" i, i II, 1 ' I In . j u. 1 .:u.i ij, X. Ci, -i lu ? Micr*Xnci;?js visI J ;itc Importer Sunday.',' . is-. (iui.ily, .hoiiiv "(loiii.| .i isii. '.ii ii^- i.v* iw Alailb,).!-* Cu, : " u'i U? t:!uT>" mi-clingI :.<iav a; M t : :...i school, Mi'.-.'. - L 1."! .Tirr*- r.-i: Mi".f :?inc ' u. ..i.'h r-. U-aeher-. Mrs. Gamly?i? -nfir-r'-arfi ' hani worker.-?r .Mr. li. i. undertaker ,u t t.;rir.!'U> .'. N., was ill the city JHtiay. K | 'A lar?<- number of our sick .was i.i ' > i". .:i-h Fund: y.! M 1 Mct'ollum spent. :e wrrtr?d -fconi-- fr*+ii f*afm?tenT tic'T"- "sh? i ' .-i/eiulinif ike winter j u.wn will. Iter, and Mr?.- Wil- j ' Mil?. When in i lie < vl^* visit. Villi' thea*rt. P'.v. i'\; hi iiVf for you to enjoy VOhj^-r1} 1 ?_?jL^i. r V .r. r i:n.(?iv srlls, THE] 1".M M KTljO READER weekly. The easfj 'nrjd directress of "A ' ?r ' ,' r ~? 1 i SfejJ N BLANK K .. -- -.193-. a stateTI : ". ?? t together with a self addresaecTo to Leader Bill Carver's Club, 13100 "cur name vyill be placed_un the5 i membership card and button $ Southern Cinderella" the comedydrama presented on Friday nijr'lil extend their?hearty appreciatior I heir pat impure and kind-words. ol commendation. Wo-shall be happy In try. to .repeat the play ar jyiany have' requested. ~ Tuesday. Feb. "lOth nt S. p. in. St. Michad's.? "Colonial 1 lames'' a - It.ey are SOOltllOll for Feb.. arc iiainii.u with a 'Colonial Tea a; thv parsonage. < The Arniy-N;tvy. Raily is trettiny under, way. Mrs. Dora Powc Bristow and Mr. Wm, ''Campbell :ire res jams iblcT for the Navy and Mrs?1J. *B. Jones .and. Mr. jleb.ct ("oviiifr^n. are responsible for Iju Army." The* Army "will present a program An the 4th Sunday mte fn this- month." The paster ami all the .leaders and ni'oriibe'rs \yij.l appreciate the cooperation of till to the" fullest.. The filial 1 11!.will be. foueht fin the second 'lin>lay niirht. in May. 1 Sunday dawned a b< autj! ul d;ry The. Mt. Pleasant Sunday. sc}n>el ipened at-the usual ,lu/ur. The It-mi 'was, tcineht. ami review'l by Rev. F. 1.. 'Rhodes. At ll:l>U .a.m; ^ 11-1 -t 111-i Rov ,T \V AlnthW dl'. ivi-ifii wonderful sermon- usihu *?-AjUjeel-: Standiuc i.f"i?t'.*- ~ Aini'iij.'' 'lu? visitors was .Miss llat:io Hollar,1 of Atlanta,*. Ga. Mi-Hollar is visiting her father, Mr. Henry Kvllniv? *? The BYPU opened at G:f!0 p.m. with the group leaders at their p? st of duty. Remarks by Rev. Via tins and Mrs.. Heed. At. 8.1*. m. Rev. Mathip came before us ' vi! i) r;r-4>.urnit|K-~?iessat;,pr-Tiitjil of 7 rmjrja/5,55,? _~ '.-Air. John Norton of Far Rocka^-rr--at fetHU'sl 1 llL' ' MM' fTS*; .vlJoh ' was" preached Thursday at Salt in R i t i.-t eliureh, Mt -. Robe, ca Brown of Green: s-i-ih ^rMc. and Mrs, P.- M FUie.io f Starr wt re the ghosts of Rev. it .J Mr-'. .TV 1 . Ri'. aVii SLlllil.i\. Al-o visited-Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie lit ' WD.'' . , .? < . .': St. .l;imes A.M.K.-Church s? Rev. 'NYY-S. Mints, lhistqr. . _ ? Sunday school opened at .It) 7; tit.' with good attendance. The n..w i. f thu ie-.sun hy "Mi<- 11 ;t t ;.Li: < ' waits was very in'ereslinj?. Alt'remarks 1a Supt, Johnson. The" pastor delivered two inspii ii.e- sermons morning and .evening to appreciative audiences. . Board No. 2 of St..-.lames A M. E. church met Friday tLt 'hi L..UU- of Mr-. Reheoca .Tohnsorr Aftyr devotional exercises -conduct ii he Mrs. Ellen Belches Hy npw_t ire was turned over to the prc-.-ji lent Mrs. E. White for business A 'neat* sum of $-1.80... collected I F l chocolate and e.ilu wadTei'veTI ? The fust quarterly con for one' of St. James A.M.E. church conRe v.' J. (v; Qnarlrt*rpresiding ekk? Af'er~tbe devotional*, .committees werf appointed and reports from e rit> ;> auxiliaries. Remarks by F.Miir* , Quarjes. . Then memorial .yvid^ ToT" limT-.-ftntk-rtw^ilanu^ wnodeparted this ?life Jan. Jl>t The quarterly -conference wa-addoned over the death of E'.dei (jnnrlo s "father-- The spirit of Hie iir>t - .quarter was_!>leasinff both spiritually and fTnancIalTy. The Younjr Eadies CHtb and Busy.Bee's club .pave a silver ten S",T!il:iy it! t'tw hniiie i.f Miss Klt;i Johnson in interest of Founder'? I >ay; it was -quite successful. A very interesting program was'rer th red by thfr younp ladies and'en.joyed by all. $2-&5 was. .realized Orrr services began .Sunday wi'b a fine Sunday School lesson which v'-.s, reviewed beautifully by oui pastor.. Rev! Robinson. The high noon sermon was delivered hy the i '.fi fkV T-T o tool/ l\!o /*? t.,.. v-r, . 4*.^ ?wrv -mo icAi 11urn Kxoduc 3:1. Usinjj as a^suhjcct. "T~~\vi!I do what tht^V.ord say do' \Ve enjoyed the sermon,to the ui j-iu'st. On Sunday rvcrTlHp,r"6:3C a number-of young folk met at t]>v league as usual. On Sunda\ evening at 8:00 tha-presiding el'presimO die delivered a-^ fine sermon. His text was take?n from St T/dke {1:57. Afterwards we helc our first quarterly conference of the new year. THE^A^BTTO LEASER I OfcONEE CO. TR. SCHOOL * T Sontva.--Wo iiu' beginning U**- theeffort^nf the old tradition l.tho grouted hog. and his shadow. The basket ball teani$" have 1 had very rough t>l<?drtlN? in the.'" la*t games. T-ht* boys journeyed to (Jraycourt Tuesday night tos lose to the.fast court aggregation v j 20 to 11. Monday afternoon the 1 Feed St.iligh..school^ of Anderson ?fort una to enough ?to _ take iboth. the boys', aiul^girls' games by the follgwjng scores: buys' 11 j to 5 girls' 12 to 7. i We were fortunate to have witl^ i us the professional team from .* " Greenville featuring, such basketball celebrities ~as ' IDoc' Gllbbs, Stagg, Lipscomb, D.? J. and J. H. ' Lenhardt, to engage the Seneca Greyhounds, The home team won 1 16-11. ?Mrs. Frnnkio?Bryant, entertain _ od on last Monday evening with a bridge party,'Several members of both Junior College and OCTS 1 Focu IHe's were present. A de'Ji- 1 cious course was served. On Wednesday evening Mes-' h,QfJ -tai.i\pd at the home of Dr. B. C. < Sharp in honor of their sister art'th a i>roilier.-in-luw >i r. and TMl's. TlVO- ^ mas of Atlanta", ^Ga. A delightful i - evening wa?- sramL in* playing a j . variety of games;. Tho Valentine.. Party given by i the Junior Class oh Thursday ev- ~ I en]ng was reported- a big success, i* -?A surprise birthday party . at *- thrMrme. .of Mr. "tind?Mrsi Henry . Williams ;in'honoi\of their daugh ter Miss Willie Cowans of Anderj son was given Friday. night,. Feb. _ H, Accompanying Miss Cowans 1 - fromT-Ander-mu- wet e the following J her apnt. Mrs. X<>rris:t Misses K. - Vm-wii- T? Vc-bitt- M(SSTS. John J ' Gresham ' and J. Hicks. Others ~ "who furnished thy surprise wore ~ Misses N. Young. JF. Tnggart,t T,> : Ucjd. C. Williams. G, Oglesbj% F. ' Williams. Messrs. B. Finloy WSizomore JA'. Sloano. II. Williams, < r the recipient of many usefulgifts" -i tho lltli grade will . entertain wi'h a Valentine party oityjfnas- , lay evening Feb. I'd at' the home" I * >f Mr. Nathaniel Williams. 1 Miss . Geneva T,cwjs. wai seen j in town last week. *- \ Mr, IT. Williamg.'.awl MisS F. ( Tairbart motored' to Mi?s T:i.g- -1 art's, hnrpe on last Sunday.' x ' . . a Lv l -?._4M.,.vr(Ms;U'-(LJ-FF(Ml NEWS.. T 1 (_ .By Jennie I., llowxty _ . s vale i'ul.lo. tic friends and well . wishers ."11 the. eoll'cjrv for: their ' - uitcrest shown in our disaster. or 1 penally t<? the {'regressive Club ' r ! member- cf 5If. OTTvef^amT Mt. tlcinv'n Pivslwterian < Imrch ' r.t for their jrifls (If kitchen uten<fK dishes uiui ..cloi-L^ic. ? . Oar 'Pruside-ul?.1. S Stnnhark left an Tuesday eyeninjr for Wash a anr'on. Iwhere lie plans to ( aitind the n>d'rii si Tos.tiiuo.nird I Banipiot. While. away he. further ' id:V?>' to h'ot after s.ane affairs - relative.!" "1111 nehool, ?r S - Mis.g.. M tunic?<-'arito?iiul Mr -L LatTrenco Pouuherty were our rep > ' ' o" n'-W^ *" th- i'liliua^ nicety 1 : "mr ffth Student Volant err Mw? T nu lit which convened in Columbia \ KeJJi. S-10, Miss G. 11. T,ptt. a mepi t ' liir of. the. faculty accompanied i.Vom .'.yd spoilt the week-end with _ h< r hvo^la r and sister )>f that, city. ' Tin1 r. iftro ciilntiv^-- made their i'o- t oils M> ndav during the di.votiuJi , al exorcises.. .j A "Jumble Social" was sponsor -| ' e.l in tb< follow auditorium on ^ I ~*HTtrrMhr??~ night. Fob. 7?: by in0.111 -j the S'ladept?VoVuntqi v , Afinvowent. : t _ *- all ended .and high , 1y enjoyed l>y all present. i \ Tho.^E- urtli Year High Class is talvirig an active part' in the cole- ' bration of Negro History Week. 1 Mis- Pottis T..' Brceden who ?uf ( fond a hyokeii ankle ""jumping * from the ,fire escnpo-jjio jlay" of r 'thr-ftro-4s-4mpraviptr a' her borne 1 in ("lie. "s. C. The~ entire scliool ^ _ v.i-i.-. h'er a sixedv n covery. J Prof. A. I.. Ptanbaek motored xo < Coltmib:a Sunday where be* visit- < . ed friends. I- -?tPtrr?fn] lowing student-- partici paled in a debate at Edgemore^S. ' C. Fiidav night. Feb. R. Miss EM- j _ x;>h"' h~H'O.'c-? otaj .1 nub- Mo'nrol J M* . , e ;o.t1 Prjn -es-- Hough. ~~ 1 Mi s Snra'h McCollotigh a form ' or graduate visited the .campus to 1 f day? She was accompanied by her : - nio'licr. Jjiev are- 011 their way to j , .tin ir i,( \V home in Chesterfield. * ' . ' SI MMEKVJI.I.E NEWS ' J Sin day Avas a"gl-riotis day ii> - L.M U_ rh'irt -hes.- B -tliel's pastor ..preached* a soul stirring -or a 11 '( in F( Cor. '2:1. Sunday evening _ __ : : L-Li.i_ ; f.'.i.i.r.. rare Iron! _ from II Cor. 11 lie always delivers inspiring sermons' and .his program for the chureh is groat re - iviu!<;_4)i<>.n^o-'.?n.ra.t ion fnun the loyal members of "Bethel. . ' " A sjticy- Fouiv'er's. T)av Program was given Sunday afternoon. Ii ' ~ fcal-'iiv d Fovtfrrrfr papers" and?ttp- cn5inn? 1 nlbe A ? a. I- - - - ' ' 1 |/unmm.-. .-iiiiom:; l tie YIS10UV ' i Joking leuit vv.w;; IVoPysspg E. S ' , FJflnimport, who . s'"ng a beautiful V'Vit arl, Prof, F. 'P>. Bailey. aerri culture teacher. jiyTTo road.a very d ? good paper. Visitors of hrrth rac ' i es wore present at the morning _ :i vii r. The Trustee Ail.vjjk;^ B ' ^.ehl fts-regular mealing at 1 p. mv On Tuesday nlcrht. Feb. If), a I salad supper "will he girren at the home of Mrs. Carrie* .Toyner for > the benefit of the Missionary So- 1 cicty, 'Mhs^I^A. Aiken,. I'residei^, l. Mv. t-'T \-kfii. efficient, m: ?rt.i~' elan iter}' Mirs A, JCiilrs. ftt.h era'e _ tcaoher-at AlstofT. are amo-ng fliose I on the sick li^'t.' We hope for. them _ a speedy teeovery. Baiting Temple A. M; {?-, iSioit' - 1 - -i?, * " " 3 J 4 * 'i ' "* ! Swuday School began at 10:30 conducted by'Miss M. E. bavis in yteni of the Hupt. who is ill. Many members and visitors .were present. Rev?L. F. Somalia preached an uplifting sermbn from John 3:10", subject*, /'The Masterpiece of the World." The A, C. E. Lea gue was conducted by Mrs. L. F. | Davis. Topic, "Improving- our at- J t it tick- toward oth<er race6." At | 7:30. thy pastor Rev. S. M. Douglas, preached an inspiring sermon from Ps. 41:1. Last Thursday evening Brw?. O. E. Jackson preached inspiringly from , Xeh. 3:4, at St. Stephen's R. .Episcopal Churcfhi The public is invited to attend a Negro Histo.ry program next-Sunday evening, 17, at Baui'ns Chapel. Pray .t meetings Thursday evenings to ivhich all are welcome. ^ ' t5t. Stephen's It. Episcopal Rev. J. S. CollinP, the pastor, read the Liturgical' services, beiinning at 11 o'clock assisted by Biv>.' Jackson. His ^sermon, de-' ivercd with -Spiritual power, was !lTln-AllJ-l- Q"*-' *oul was add "d t!i tfio cHurcfi."1 SUfldtty StlhlWl r was conducted "t 3:30 by Supt. Hubert' I.iPeridge.?The jevenjjiig message deliver*^! by the pastor was -from the subject, "Be Strong" text (Jhrori li:T."We qiliiuen.d rTiTr most faithful assistant Warden, Mr. .Geo. Takall. All visitors are welcome at our ser> iee.? always.." '* ,First Baptist Church Rev. F. G. S. Everett delivered an uplifting sermon bfctty morning an.i tveniiig. The, B. Y. P. U. which was. wellj attended Sunday had an excellent program and ral y last Tuesday evening, 13tft.The"; mmtn-rFlTf the Aid Society Club * lire .busy arranging a program vhich^they will stage at an early late. We regret that Mrs. Ne>bia Mae Hey ward is- sick bait chid to see Mi\ Willie Gaines out igain. Social News Last Friday, Miss "Hazel McDonald was entertained with a lirtlulay social at the home of her >arents. After several games of vhist the guests were' served very lelicious courses. Miss H. R. McDonald spent the week-end in the dty by the sea visiting friends *he reports a pleasant trip. ATP will "regret-to- learn-oPthe hnnisenf Mr-Willie Wilson, high y respected citizen and officer of Wesley, who departed this life Peb, t'th. The friends of Mr. Theodore iverctt, student of Morrls College \o i i- (ioliirhtod to have him, home _ 'or the week-end. Mr. T. J. Tooner, also of Morris-College was H lero to visit Miss TheJma Moze." * -J Misses Francis -Singleton, Thelna^ Mnze, Florence Ferrell, Mes- 1 ! <* TTfv Ttoono and Adam Ross J ire among those who motored to Charleston to witness the game be < ween Immaculate Conception and Vision. It was A thriller. Pov. and Mrs. V. A. Janerette of > U. George spent Friday aHVLSafc^- J irdav as (he house guests of Rev. ? mdMrs. L W. Witherspoon. 1 rhcy s])cnt Friday shopping in ( vifh Rev. A. J, Thomas. Watch' 1 he Leader. - . . Alston High School The Dorchester County?'Teaeh? r's Association met last Satur- 1 lay, February 0, at 12 at the Alton High School, Summerville. There; was a very enthusiastic and veil organized group, over which he president Mrs. G.v M. Ashe, lid this with much grace and all ~ hose_\vho weru pi'i'senl made-this >tpr of the most interesting meetngs of this scholastic year. The report' on "The .Status Of The Rural Teachers" as was led >y Mrs. L. Peddrew?"The Toach rV\ and Miss ?Boyd on "The School." The interest of all present was nanifested by the lively and help lui discussion that fallowed. Two <1 by Alston High School Glee 5 ^lub?"Lift Up Your Heads" and 'CarrJIiJde_?ack -To-Gkl Virgrrmy" rhcse renditions reflected credit ' .ipon the school. After the program a very delicious eolation was H-rved -ay the climax of a very beu'ficial jay. Fledges have come in for o'ne huhdred per cent registration- for thr State Teachers' Association, and c^ry iTrdtcatiorr is-that -the r.ifhc rs of the County-are TThic(Tttf- malrrlt thst; : The nexF I meeting will be held'at the St;;^ Seorge High Sfchool, March 9, . 1935. ' CLAUEMH)N CO. TEACHF.RS' r _ * ASSOCIATION Manning, S. 4C.?Miss Babara F'onlnn ? ~v.-- ? * ? , .... -ta vi vvauirci-brtllll" ing iri Morris College, Was guest speaker at the Clarendon Teachers Association which was hald in. Manning Training School Saturday. She delivered a discourse V*n HLmakEducation" and. was listened to attentively throughout her discourse by GO teachers who work in rural schools. The opening address was delivered by Mr., Cochrane, supervisor of Adult Education. Many of the teachers qualified as members of County and State Association,. Tilths TtTT "ututer -way-whereby i'-cted and, also, to have field day kXercises for all schoolg in the . l->unty in session six or more months.^ The fid<| day exercises will be held first week in May "The stflforits pf Manning Scnool defeated Summerton Tn a game of basket ball last Thur<Ulay. The scores were 14-6 ip favor of Man-J ling. ^ LATTA NEWS _ ?M-ee,?Amelia?Pelhine, wife of Rev. N. S. Delaine spent last week end with her huaband. Rev. A. J. Jenkins popular 'pastor of St. -John A. M. E. Church Marion, with his daughter and Miss Janie Smith were pleasant callers at the A. M. E- parsonage Saturday. Rev. and Mrs. N. S. Delaine and daughter, Willie Mae were din=ner guests of Mr. Jacob Jones Sunday. ? new Li. J. coaion 01 Marion visited the A. M. E . parsonage o "Mohday. Mr. L. De^Lairte of Allen University passed' the week-end with parents. .T - ' ,ttVj The members of Weston Chapel welcome the tidings thafcv.Dr. ? L. A. Wells, govial and popular P. E. of Dillon Dist. is well on the road to recovery. So long has he been inactive due to an attack^of influenza followed closely by a, serious rglapse, that his- people throughout the district are eager to again hoar his powerful appeal to sinners. served at Weston Chapel Sunday night-,?with?the following?named persons taking part: Principal J. A. Hoi man, Prof, M. D. Spears, the (Misses llicKson. JohflSOTT, Pwr ~ son, Windham and Madam Holnias and McNeil of Dillon Co. Training School, Mfes Rosa J. lladgor of Sellers School, Mrs. Hellen Sparks and Mi?sps Dorothy Davis and Ernestine Fladger as \v#ll as Prof, Robt. McBayde. The col lection was creditable. The sick list: Messrs Ellerbe Bethea are still iW but improving. Miss Sarah Potee of Dillon Go ' draining School faculty spent the - weelr^mT with., xnothep.. in Columbia. It . .'7. ; J TRINITY . A. M E. CHURCH 1 Rev. H. W. Walker, Pastor i = r- ? 1 Spartanburg, S. C.?The pastor I and. church goers are very pleased I to see~these sunshining Sundays. It has been so much cold and rain around Spartdnbuj-g that we are really releavexLt&J!?-> the sun. The Sunday School opened at ' lO^A. M. with a fair attendance mucn goou was cierivea irom the discussion of the lesson, a good re view followed by the Supt, At ,l t30 our pastor being absent on' account of {he-funeral of , Bro. Charlie Landru.ni, one of the leading members. of White Hall Church. Rev. Means filled the pul j pit and delivered a wonderful mep < . sage from St. Luke 7 chapter and 13th verse. Wc can say did not our hearts burn within while-the ( man of God spoke by the way: We were also glad to have Prof. Garrett of Allen University with , us Sunday morning and many oth _ or visitors,, whose names I failed , to get. Come again you are always welcome. . ' The Silver Tea given by the Junior Club of .Trinity A. JVI. E. Church^ al- the?parsonage--3:30 p.- -J m. was a success. The program . was very good and Highly approciated> ' ^ hourd Mk.-Jt met at1 -the home of tyiss Christerline Fos ^ ter, 200 Aden St. Sunday 1 P. M. All' members were present, Mrs. Annie Williams presiding.. After all business the h.os.USs. served a delicious coprse. ! A. C, E. tongue met 0:30 with quite a large attendance! The ' lesson Was briefly discussed and very interesting. At 7:30 our pastor brought to vPJNCKNEY'S Fi ,. ' UNDERTAKER ANI) LIC ft- SOUTH CAROLINA |||^\ sg 1006 WASHINGTON $T. . ^ * * Travel anvwhere.. ?^ SOUTH1 AfareJbr every purse ?ONE WAY and ROUN for Each Mih -ROUND TO1P TICKE7 . . . T' for Each Mil* v? ROUND TRIP TICK El . for Each Mill # ONE WAY TICKETS . for Each Mil Good In Sleeping ancTPSf proper charges for apace < Economize by leaving your , using the S ! - Excellent Dininj - -??lie Comfortable in the S Southern ' ,?'JMi _ I,. uwviui j ua atL inspiring ""message, our huart.s were made to rejoice. We were also glad to hfrye Rev. Broad us with us Sunday night. "The Missionary Circle- No 1 was entertained last Tuesday evening at the homo of the president Mrs.-Cora. Simpson N. Dean St., which was very interesting and. full of Mission Zeal. The pastor Rev. H. \V- Walker and the Dresi dent of Circle No. 3 and several members were present." After the ' business meeting was ove?r, we were served witlr a delicious ? course. At this writing we have ? quite, a* number of sick members " "which we hope for tjieir speedy re covery.. . . . 'itlDflEWAY NEWS Deep sympathy is generally ex- " pressed for. the serious condition of Mrs. Sarah Rosebbro, who now lies critically ill at her home, she having taken a relapse after several days' of apparent' improvement. -t - ' ' -p M?vy..u?in,c at. iUU 1 Sunday School was very large last Sunday, and the collection went ynii l ,thi; piost san^unne expectation, making' u?. some whaV''* fior. previous Sunday s shortage^ ' Miss' Ruth A. Taylor and' Mrs. of the Oak Grove?- _ School spent last Saturday in Winnshovo, attending the* county teachers meeting, which was held there. Mrs. Judy Chapplle is still confined to her room, and does not seem to improve-very rapidly. Mrs. Ben Ruff is au\ong the number of those who are on thesick-list. Miss Fannie Gibsqg .vvias detain ed 'at home. Thursday and Friday uTrlast-weekv o? aeeount^tdff?Ulnes&r I lor appearance back rrr school Monday was' a source of great pleasure both to teachers and pupils. The hot lunches served at the Dak .Grove Graded (School have jody since its inauguration more than a month ago; V ... I'HK LOVE OF MY BROTHER \ love the world has never known Dwell in those hearts where God alone; . > ' Has pei;foct sway and there's no sin, . . VH"~holyr pure and white within. Worth more than all this world be- . side, \re souls the blood has sanctified, ! In hours of need- and deep distress y there, brother's heart -wont fail to bless. *??~ V;'' P . 1 V ... Unworthy fs tihe w.olli of*such, 1-hoir Word is like as ''angel's . touch. 2 . A'iiile pasdrg through life's" role so (lark; v > -- 11 Their" cars are likt* ui.saxang ark. i . i' :J *" \'os, grant nie/.to -my journey's I 4>n4. 'C ; V Th(> felln\VKhintov^Cf. bloodwashfid friends. " " " w' :$ i 'In M I'nr-us all -fd? life did give,- A^-r: rjun let iis for ofir brother liv^.,. A'hen Satan uvmlil fail, " ' : ; support them mid' their care ami toil. '-' - - . Vnd^vheu The tears of sorrow fail seep with and comfort one and all. That, when at last thuir sun is set IVe'll say,""Good by" with n? re-. O r jrret. Jeff Capers JNERAL HOME ENSED EMBALMER OF v and Georgia ' . Funeral Cars and Funeral ?;?Equipment-3 ? z? tS good AS the best Ind Better than the Rest And Prices Less Office Phone' 5707 ' Residence Phone 7765 and . .. ? -SERVICE COLUMBIA. S. C. | ....... .t.... any day ? BRW^yg, ? . pis mas D TRIP COACH TICKET! _ > Traveled ^ PS?Return Limit IS Days b Traveled . . rS?Return Limit 6 Monti* 1 b Traveled 1 k 1 o Traveled lor Can on payment of l occupied. No surcharge. Automobile at home an& I outhera ? f Car Service .1 v afety Train Travel : 1 . A - CoTu rtitota', J*. C. " iwaySyataaatj - V ?