The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, February 23, 1935, Page Page 2, Image 2

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| "The New Rider" J Speak* now. 5 [ - | From The Trenches-J I BJ U iL. a Kcv. E. i'hilip Ellis \ , ' S *. "n ' ^X~xkkkkkkkkk~X~X":~:~>?>*V? UlSHKOi' NOA11 W. WILLIAMS Not only the African Methodist j members?of?lia> cou.iuh.-uou ?arc __ rc.nliiur with amnccm'tUn. WUi CQtll imitin.ution ol misnop Williams that are appearing in The i'ainitt-; to Leader almost v\cjy wook froni Bible Lands, but the many sup-' porters of the paper 'from all denominations are ueing inspired"by these v'arious releases.. The bishop is ringing true to his promise. At each of .ihe conferences last fall he urged the intwstcrs to sub? scribe to the?Leader so as to gethis messages hrst handed from tae old country. Many of our readers who were not linancially able to comply, with* the request at their several- annual 'conferences will do well .to send their. subscriptions or renewals io the .ollUe, loiO As-, sembly Street, Columbia, immoj .?diately. Bo they can receive this VTitrable information. Tor quite ~ l..n..i-c will I 4 moiuns moiv, iiu-js ? '""^"published?from- -the?- aneiont world, and "n-aders who arc inar. . roars will be cut. oil' and deprived of thisintelegeiice. The tint thing I "about Bishop Williams, is that he has lel't' peritjct peace- at home, in his districa where there are* lour aspirants for Kpiscopal^honors, he ? .-ays all of them are good, men, and r' - of whom the uchgation ? maked "" ''Jl'T'l' ^ ill i '"i """-T 'jllTrj por.t. Relative those aspiring id tiwi, nrtjiin of- tfe* 11e*r?i 1 'oiiiccre.?Unsays let them all' run, and by su ' doing some may be the successful 1 -?? wimmv ?Jcuiie ocurrsay?that-he is J ?>' i-;i H.Hd t.'. He" has, kept the state in peace and | - harmony', llis entile district is a ' unit in grayer l*or IiTm while lie u abroad, And Tor his good wife, and hister at 1 ionic.' They too have cemented the' church nerc to them. Our prayer is that Bishop' William.-, will be blessed Willi t the best health Tor his contacts in' the Iloly/Land, and that 'ln/Swill have a -ai'o return. For when he gcj.^. back, he will be among the world s' . precious l'ew. lor , knowledge and? ' mfuuiiation. ~ NON 'tSSKXTlAL THINGS I' w as at a barber shopi. sometime a'go where a controversary. was engaged by ;w?o urt-eonverted men as to the Sabbath and- the Lord's".day onSunday. ^eemingh they were inclined to oiler an ex'lor their present conditionbecause of , their ignorance as rol the true Sabbath. They remind-] ed me very inuch ol" two- hall drunk men. whom I saw oil Washington St., Columbia, -last- year arguing the necessity of shnctid??? . ration and living free from -sin -? " _]__ws t)icy "vvfrTe." 'Without furt-hora coliTTBrnt em-the__charaeU rs reietr-^ ed, my honest-vuipion is,"that too many people of today spend far I too : much, of their precious time eaveling over subjects fry-in which j no absolute be fie tits can be. deriv-H ed to exchi- ion of-thingf Ithat-arpj viral. - At an age like this whmv. evef-yth'ii:^- ?frete 11 ig u He e, -all know eneugh-tw-do right and prepaiV themseUos ivi?tt^'nny. and that is sutlkient. knowledge .. for any?mam?I mn nut t> i yuiiiy;; , to renjeother when, d e 11 om inuyoiia 1 lines .brought about the' bitterest -' strife. Now there is no less loy 11 ity ..o ih,- 1 >a!t of ' .r: laith today than'in that .day, .out more -ense and reason. '"According to your faith," is nut "only the tern-is for conversion but' to enter heaven and immortal glory. So if one J --.is .conscientiously satisfied as to -*? THis"faith' 'anil practice; why - denounce another who is perfectly satisfied' witlt his, no'.witTT-tanHing his beliefs differ. While we i-it in our homos-and public' places talking about sanc'tification and the right Sabbaths,{crimes are in creasing, bread lines are being ex teadoil. 'in.l 'In- l;v-i:r- rVc troyernment seemed to. be turned up: side down. "We are" too much v?- concerned about many useless . things to the neglect of "the-onething that is needful." Too much talk and too little doing. Its alright To talk Hbcut your high 1 iv* ing,-hut it-ought-t?> push .you out among the corrupt, ma-^es and eir'-. fluence them to ami nd their v.a\ - and their doings. That's the teVt of goodness. If you are so -good, try and make others hotter. The Sabbaths arc not the b:g,questior.( hut it t 'iio ittvimr of h ; .r.v.b . so as to make the world a hette'r place in which' to live. THE REV. J. <\ DI NBAR TKe Morris Street Rapt 1st, Church ; of Charleston, S. C. rendered anj unusual program here last week.1 tue of their-4irosent pastor, Rev. Dunbar. The, church was crowded' to witness the exercises. Among ; the speakers that p.-.uT high tributes to- the pastor UyCre Dr. Jesse t. E. Beard *nf Morris BVown A.M. E. Church and Dr. E, II. McGill y . of Emnjanuel. With all of . the commendable things said of the pastor, he was not flattered the least. ?Fop Dr. J, C. Dunbar ha? ' . . certainly made" good in this city. He is not simply outstanding as a minister by a progressive citi[ 7.fn*~^Whib.?ba??eomrenbrj?arrrf L ... 'far from boasting, he is. no man's ? pauper. Mr. Dunbaiv is> a noble ; ; example of thirft and! industry, is not a shiftles and unprofitable servant. Not only .his denominate tion but the Nogrta racp should be proud of" this Worthy character.; He is a staunch supporter of The T. d-jlW" '? " VT" -- vV^r?n T the union?? The ln-telrknominational Alliance had a great.sessiuirJiere last .VLuttday" with Dr. Samuel Lloyd/ our eminent head presiding, 'ine topTe of the day~ "What can we' uo to improve our church service,' auly uibcussi'd hy-tlle Lev. It. ,l^iLimn, evangelist.;: Kci^arks.uii the subject Were made by-the. lie v. L vM,: feltigrt w, the -Hev.-W: T: .Murray, the - Rev. M. A. llollins, the Kcv.. William A. .Muck, the Kcv. .Li. B. .Mitchell and the Kcv. Bryant. The Cohinuttee on interflitul.U'u 01 lUUlMtS 101' the 2nd Sunday in March of which the Rev. R. S. Lawrance, was chairman, subinitted. its report through the S. 11. Scott, Secretary, as follows, ..Kiuanuel, C'alftoun St.. Rev. B. F " Bratlfoiu.1; --Morris Brown,- Morris St., Rev. S. If. "Scott Luke, Wilson St., Re\'i Willnfln A. Mack; Ebt1 niWi Nassau .Bt.f Rev. R. J. S. Broughton; Mount Zion, Glebe St. I Rev. C. S. T.cdbetfoF; "Macedonia, [ Washington St., Rev. \V. T. Murray; Francis Brown, Ashe Street, Rev. S. B. Davis; Morris* St. Bap.ri>t church, Morris SL, Rev. E. H. "McGill;. Memorial, Alexander St. Rev. K. Philip Ellis; I'nion Baptist Meeting St., Rev. Sampson Brown; Plymouth Congregational church, 1'itt and Btill St?., Rev. pal cluuvh. Wilson and 'Bcaffrfnin Stsi.HRev.' Samuel Lloyd; Wosley ,M. K. chui'eh. Mooting St.. ReV. 'J. \\". White; St., Luke Reformed Episcopal church, Nassau St.* Rev. I c.-se E. Beard: Holy Trinity, Bull S;r Rev:?tS. E; Henderson; St. .lo!:n- ( alhrmn St., Rev.?J. S. P(yu-oir; Willingford Presbyterian Myct'h S\. :E< >? .1, C. Dunbar: [7Aan. ('alia tin St.'. Rcv..M. A. Uol-frrr*-;-* Rivet. Bran In in St',, Rmv. C. A. Harris' ;i; Rose 'Mount Baptist church. Rev. Mi. B. Mitchell; and Friendship. .Mount Pleasant', Rev. S. Anderson. ^ J. _ .?O , ? St. l.ukt1. z East-Sunday \vas a day b? days at j< nr clUirelL Tire-Sunday sehool headed, by Rev. S.~J". Wilson -what its -best, and the A.C.E.- League led by. Mr', llezekiah Watson was a great success. A larg\> audience .in the morning and a packed house at night' heard the Rev. F. C. Keel, pica'Pi a powerful sermon. At* the close of which another Club to- be known as. the- Beacon I-ierht wa< presented by Mrs. Mag trie (lib-on and-set apart by the -on.-tor. ' This is 1h<- third to?Lc prgatti'/od' this conference year. We. are .moving up every week; Sunday : -*m>t-ial m-ne-rnm is ar anv/d- w.'tb the presentation of thy : r choir at .night.. T.ot the members i>vav fur an outpouring f .1^ Th1'. Spirit. : i ' :? advance ort out knee5. . i \ki; cm nkws " Rev. |.. |). (iambic. Pastof Sauii y was our .second qUartef!v cunfvivac. m the above named charge, M nn : in', sinulav -choul was ' 'I'lJ.J- lie -smfri- I?YT Bradley, with- a splendid attendance. .1.1 a. ni. a strong and -Impressive utes.-age was delivered by Dr. .1" 1.. Beninw, D. I)., our bei-.ved presiding elder*, we al-^ays usdc.imc t his .eminent ssp'Ork-r ?,M 1- .?Minnie Beiibuw ami Dr. 4teid.. w?w. i .r-j.?yallv?entertained .t iiio >- ?i11? ..I" Mr. and MYs. kk?D-. Thomn -. Sii^.iriltiy night. 7:MH?p.' m-. . t!u'? -eVT'.ning service -ll-, Yel.\_.U i I -1 :> < willi a ni. t In-)'me^s igv by Dr.'J. I,. Benbow. r-^The'missionary circle met at the oi11r of Mrs. l.tilar Kennedy, alitor tire- meeting t lie hostess'-.served it";si1- i Mi; 1 . Mr. and Mrs. Braybov of the M. K. Church were visitors. \\ e are glad '<> welcome one of ttr members b. ck into the fold, Miss 'Ethel < a moron, w'ho spent h< . Fall in Danville. Va. Rev. at d M -. T D. (iainblo. made _;r ny:n.o . Florence m Saturday. Su; ia\ :: on n. m. a era-ad >intrl!:u?Mrtr-: will by staged ft Sf. V... M. K. Church. . Lahc Citv High School . Pr< f. !.. I). P.radlov. Princinal T': . ! alio" Cily High - 44:- !> S^ )> "<) (Kinjrstrctr) Wi)-.,;- H\ : . F1. n rev, S. C.) and S-.nu*'; r" :.\y Training School weiy ;?!!(! tl r: account of the a* 1.' ?rP?rrr?Bradl y?gave a t'-y'ur.i\l Jj.Aii. 1-. r;A i n Law and "Or, I^P'r tt cj'aj'tj Monday morning. A tplcrtt.d minstrel and musical ' ' ".v will he ]-.! (-ehtiPiT' "In "Take City High Sch'-l audPoriym in March.- This ->how' comprises.. a a-*, of JO v.ajl known O.ntcrtain:: i! ; ' uL -<al entertainment featuring lots f pretty girls. As a special addI I ,,| I ,.n>.iAll)'-I'll wtl-lli: .vill he .pre-eiited between acts iril'n ??? ? r-rrr- r;u ' * T rnmCUT" number?.. The entire show is under* direction of-Prof. .T. F,. MtTver. ?The?=TtrTMl i-- making a w>nf](-r? fu! 'progress a4ong all lines. ? . hi.thi;i. v. m. f. fnrnr.ii Rev. N. A. Rethca. I'lastor Sb M iithcws.-? Sunday i. School opened at the u-yal hour with Prof. I. A. Ford Supt. presiding.-, The lessen was discussed Avith care,* a4 t ht* ob'T1 of elaS'S Mt lT?ty the: reviftv was had by Sup.t. StricMv at 11 o'clock tncT~past( r a- * nded the rostrum i.and. after thr it vlHiii'- preached a strong sermon a- -usual. At 8 o'clock our Founders' Pay program v.;a< had. A largo audience to wTfnoss it. The biographical sk< !ch frym the life of Bishop Richard. Allen was read by Mrs. IV. R. Keitt. She proved herself ocpial to the task; the program was _Atrcai:iil?iLin a pioneer .st.agei farm / . ,L-'- 1 ^ rv. . _. ' v JON43SVILLE NEWS 'r goodi During the rn'orrrmg?w^r- ghip. Rer. C..P. Parker of Spattanbu-rg delivered a womlerr.il mcsssag?. ?The evening message" was dr- " lixgted by ..our.-pastor,.. Re*.. J. <?. Collins.' Subject: "Too .far front FbrisC" r: 'The Old Folk Concert of- Pethany. JTaptrst Church rendered a pro '-Tom*' at Thompson _SC i.Ha.nCM Chur h ip., Spartanburg. Friday night of last week. It .proved to he n sttccess. There wjTl be a concert a' ? ei:V Clw.pd Dantbt. Church. Th.ur--_ day night; Feb? "JSth. by Miss Roberta Johnstm cf Cleveland, 0. A<1 mission 10 cents. ?:?~? L _Pr. I;. \V: Long wishes to-th ink tlu?. hospital club of Jerusalem Pis'.riot for 'he splendid coop ra^ I ion it'has rendered. ..This club Juts (TbnaTcd SmOO to the Community Hospital. Negro History week was observ im! in the Jonesville School. The different' teachers t??k charge of the devotional exercises." Monday nmrivmg?Prof.-Jr R. Exell di?cu.-*td "Some of the Present Negro Achievements." Tuvsd y morning Miss R. L. Long discussed "FredTick Douglat-;" 'Wednesday Tnoming. Mrs. M. G. Exell discus-ed "Tho Aspiration of the-Negro Youth." Thursday . morning misses* Blackwell and Collins were in charge. Miss .Blackwell disci's sed "The Life of W. Kr PtiRois.V Miss Collins* discussal "The i.ife of Booker T. Washington." Last Saturday- the .teachers -ui axxemxexr xnu x "uiuy Association and registered 100 per u'.'it I'm the i'tatr Timx.Ih iA'.miy.'iat iiitl. . : "-Friday anil Saturday tin- liTm,h. c-rs attended the Health Institutethat was instructed by j\!rs^ M. i^Luaiial-U-Simkiiu-nnil. Mj--* \T.-~ Ma-tor. "Tlie teachers -th-rived" niuch benefit from* it. -?T h e j s t a mi_. J id g_r, * 1' 1; a d a" A'-afontine Party Thursday. I.t was enjoyed by all. The. party was liiider the direction of .Mis-os Colli'r< and Blackwcll. The third grade luniruaue class in a". !e a > t u'c ly t' the' 1 i f y < I' A1 ?ra ham Lincoln and made .cabins, t .tin- t 1 l'ectMuch praise is Inrfrtr n.ivi-n I" liltle IIuboi'"t' lluirhcs' and M.-.L .Stripling. These h'.y- mode eal cahins. ? .Mrs. hyelyi) Smith (iiliiu'iv of St a -, ford, ( '.. nn. is visft fnjr her par pis. Rev. and Mrs. .1. H: tiihnorer -fhe " Ro k 1! iM "Sclvjinl "will |-c n J: a program Friday night atFoster's (Tape.l. This schorl is ' 11'.>ir?u__?ciiri.u-t.ii'ii <f I'r. f, K. iFiatincy mil' Mi^.-Rfssie "FTTTeTT Mcs. J. (': t'ollins of .'he .Ti-r.u-a:i"iii; School is ill at this writing. We hope, for Jier a speedy vecov - ?Mi--; Chri stain (I all man and M> I. ('. Ciiljiiuri* -?11* Ronborn wore united in hidv wed' h ck- Sunday ! ,?>v .1. H. E/.oll. ? - imxr:i: <tn;'*TY??? TRAINING St 11 on I. Seneca. . S. C.-r-Tho regular ni'nthly nit Qtinj*. of "The P. T. A. "mc> Tuesrbty--eveiiingj Fob. J 'J. JLi-U-U- a unique pmjr yini was rcil. Icivd by the t iirlit-ti7.y ratU- class. ' ftilnvgd by a-, kxturi: .by ATr. - I "i.ai i' s?IViiUniu -Kr-. Tho?eift-r? 1 " ?fii,v?ii' a ofolffciou," : .Mv mtrtinjf. _ X'crn,. Ili-tnr'v. Wi t k wii- - 1 > -. ! i >' week. The leading ' features. wttiv1 .the hiTui'fs jrivc-n by lid-Ji^'ii sfh-'til . teacher?. They weit- a, follows: The Negro in - S. > , i-?lix?D?I Finl.y Th, X jt in Industry and RuViness, Air, F. F. , Williams; The Negro . in I.i'ejaturo^nn'd Are, Mis? Fhtal.. Williams; .The Negro in' 'Music. Mrs. I. ITV fJoddis; The Negro in the ("hiireh. Prof. R. F. Stewart. I .. ...A t the regular?bi-monthly rhc- j 'tor: ?1 program quite a few humJa r- wire rendered in.keeping wi' h -lie X?-','vn- History. . The sponsor for the "Senior ela.- s" M-'ss F." Williams, entertained for !hc tlaSs and friends at a Vnlen"Parte at her home Ttie-d.r.. nie-ht^Fel.. ' The affair was largely attended and pfoVPrh^psuc-:' ee-'s b'tft -i-fially and .financially: The. Oconee County Teachers', Association met Saturday at iLl-1 County Training School and h-dd n- reeiuar monthly meetiTjir.-' ; ..Th* members. and friends of St. 'J..mei-.. M. E. Church enjoyed an. lr W'rinjr--trf music Sunday present* d by- thy quartets of rlat "T?ock. Walhalla. S. r. and P bin-'n'Chap 1. T.iborty, S. C. -r> ri-orod bv'the A. F. C T.< nquo. Much "credit ia due them. * The Junior /'tv if v:,i.* at their bo q Sunday nil buy of wiriob-^EeSr-Ah.'hia Owens <>r<rari-t. iire-i/led wit" >mHv:eredtt to herself. On last Sunday Mrs. Oeoyiana lb binson passed, away. Tt wn's quite a'shock to h< r many friends. She \nt; funcraliy.od on \Tedrie?F"" lay. 2:J0 p. 'ni. hv the pactor *o ~~5 tTTTTT' MTvTvd of '-errowiru* friend?.- " ?r4??r?? ? ' To moufn her loss^everM ehlldf n and errand children. Mrs. M. ,T. Moultrie, was a visit? or in Columbia on last Monday on bti--ir.(si. Mrs.* Ella Pel-or ot : Charleston returned home after I' r <_i!r..tr soyefal days here. with Irer sister/ Mrs. .J. L. Whaley. Pmf. Roberts spent tTt*--' weekmi in Sumter. Ml- Samuel. BoLirwr.n 1, ItftW > -'Ain after spending a year or more : in New York.. Mr. Fred Hampton fc mnen improved after using*. 4 bottles of ; the Kirhy's Mjneral Water that- It -old by Rev. Rethen; let 1he?Christ | ian,s pray for him. Those on the sick list: Wr. K. I \V,'Fritz, Mr,. Charlie Ellis, Little Nflta Vosd THE PALMETTO LEADER BEAUFORT COUNTY --TRAINING?SCHOOL . 1 ? r_IT*I ? A . " Burton, S. A.?I>a?t Monday and Thursday Mrs, A. H. Christensen and 1'tUiuL and Mr. Neils Christensen (white) visited the sclTOol. The -"student body assembled in chapel ancf ,sang'uuite a few, Ncjrn^spirituals under the direction m1!.., ~ ~ c t?i viuiiaiu. ouinu ui. iiLi? visitors expressed themselves as never hearing or seeing a body of Negrde?' .-singing their own songs, but had hoard ill en 1 interpretatcd which were so far different. PiQfs. __ Burgess and Wilkins visiting the_ agricultural- department. They were taken out, on the boys' projects and also visited the cla^s room work. They expressed themselves as being well pleased with t|te work. Mr. Joseph' ,Shanklin Jr., i? head of this department. : Professor Shanklin. Misses Gray, ion and Hall motored to Hampton Friday afternoon to attend a joint County Teachers' Association. Professor - Shanklin was guest speaker. They reported a very pleasant stay. Mr. Washington and niece Evelyn wiyat as-far. as Early Branch aiid spent the week*-" end home. Miss Gilliard spent the weekend home as guest of her mother in Sumter.' Mrs. Shanklin. Mr. Joseph Sh.ink lin. Samuel Gordon, Anna White" motored to Orangeburg, Sunday to See Miss Thelma Shanklin, who .is the daughter, sister, cousin and friend ol the ahovednames., The^r reported 11 most enjoyable day. . 'We arc '. lad?4-c?repon ihnr Beau fort County registered ^ns a 1 Oil pei f in county ' fur the State Teachers' Association. < U.HOlN NEWS~ " S: S. 'opened at its usual hour with Su.pt. and teachers at thei'v. nos't. Those on the sick list: Mr. II. Greenlee. Mrs. I.udella Cleveland, Mrs. Annie Greenlee and Mr. Perry Whitt. Mrs. Hattie. Perry Collins was visitor at Calhoun School, Feb. l-SJ Mr. Edward Whitt find family of \ndersou wyre visitors hero Sun-, .lay. ' ? Mr. II' !? ?!-t R?ese of Spencer, N. 'spent a few days with relaMr. andu Mrs~(ieo. Kecd. Mrs. A. II. Maxwell. Mrs, rarrie B e n -on. were viskors at Seneca Jr. (' llogo Sunday. j j_ "_j falll'HTTW Pohodl i< at its b(v=t under the leadership of Prof.' W! M. Scott with an enrolment of T/ittie James and Vera Ann S'nelotorf called by Prof. W. M. Scott arid cmijrht him takinp his. auty nan Sunday, afternoon; Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Dawson are '.Kb haupy parents of a h. y, Moth? jie.l baby Q1-" rlninjr fine . HART.SVIU.E NOTS ' r Surala\ was a very beautiful d:fy hn It ii tsviHe. Ope makes you feel thai old winter was pone en-Hit I v.? "I'br?streets? were - flHcti T:' lr 1 ''y;_ of.c-Iunyh poers^ Jerusalem BaptisT Church saw a vast crew. A soul stirring sermon was', pi vaidled by Rev. II. II, ButJer. ' Stibjec', "The Cost of Climbinir a Sycomore Tree." We extend to .each visitor a cordial invitation to our church. The1 B. Y. -1'.' C.?ammo! Sunday at .1 00 with music .conducted by Mr. J. H. Stokes who is one of Miss Watkins' students in music... She has made rival progress here. Th B .Y. P. U. gave a silver tea Sunday p. m: at t+rr-home of Mr. ami Mr-.. J. Jh Spflnn. Sr.' -The B: Y. P. l\ *is doing nicely under the auspices of Mrs. Dora Harrisom SCegro II ist.rov Week was observed at Butter High... The papers .and"talks about the Negroes- were very good. Rev. II. II. Butler who m Hti?principal -of?Butler High wa- mentioned. Most every pap. r c ncluded by saying that boys and girls of today can do as well. Butler High "girls played those of F.henezcr, Friday, 1 f>th-?guess -who w?>n? ? A very interesting program was given at Centenary Methodist Chur'k. Monday. Feb. 18th, by Mrs; .1. J. Frazier and Miss A. M. Thomas. It was enjoyed by ? ^ . . i. (HER AW NEWS Correction: Monday night, Feb. 1 1. X'r Al'cir Academy s hnsket ball t'.ah defeated the basket ball team <-f May-viller-S. -fh in the gymnasium of Coulter Academy and not Mayo Tli of Darlington, S. C. There wa? a chicken supper givT?n4 tVc home of Mrs. Maggie Fordo n' Tuesday evening by the B. V. P. U. of the Pee Dee Bapt'cf Fhurohr -??? 1 ?The women's missionary__society. f 'h Baptist Church pave a chick :-n -te\v at the home of Mrs., Allie Smith, on" Friday. Quite a sum \vm? realized from this effort. "Tt 'an't he done," a musical comedy, was given at the Robert Small Graded and Junior Hi audi-; Jorium o'n Monday, Feb. 18, Mrs. A. V. Wilson?was the directress. thh home of Mrs. Julia Streator on Surd y afternoon. We are sorry to report that Mrs. Claudia Burns is critically ill. We oopo and trust that she will sopn recover from this illness. On Tuesday Mr. O. W. Williams was struck- 1/y an automobile. He is not thought to be seriously inju r iod, c ^ ~ UNION NEWS Last Sdmk>y- -brau)?IU>. sunshiiK' to all church goers ami many of* thom availed themselves of the up-_. portunity of witnessing: a church service. _ Pastor Bowman of Bethel talked from^the subject: "The - Doacs j of Life." His text was-Aaken from the biography of Jesus as wr itten by St. Luke. L . Sunday evening: UuT ""Roverend . Mr. Bowman delivered another- ; masterful oration, basing: his argument on another of the Greekbhvsician's nni-tl-aita Jif .Riiiii oc he said: "When thou are convert? ' Jid. fipsUcngthen thy brotlgrVx??1 The jV. C. E. L eague is keeping pact; with the timos.. Such lively young ladies as Misses Lenora Simte And Mik, T?oitl?are denjinn.. strating a spirit of helpfulness in. their tasks. 3V][r. Daniel Windham presides over the meetings in a very nonchalant way and des&rves much praise for his ability to define .the weekly issues andto get the members to participate iii the discussions-freely. t-He' has gained 'he influence and slipper' of such men as Messers "ST. T?. Chnr* fie. Morgan Gibson/J. W. Nicholas L. C. Jeter and S. R. Coneland. Tbx Trustees of Bethel held their regular meeting last Monday evening. They report a very successful meeting. Mulch of tlie indebtneiss has been liquidated and ach .of them came out of the meet ing looking cheerful. ? The-automobile drive i* still on. nid will btr-for the next' thirty lays. We. shall ex|reel ~an -See pmething of those "that stopped for gas sou in : . ? Services were eopdP'b.d a!? ?utility hump hist week hv TV^T/M1 " Hatwood. Many people from the -v+f-v?nl t<enil?'?l?tibi-m. 44 w? ATim?T - 'crial Alliance ha* decided to con-1 iliict a similia'i- serf ce t Mu- pri-1 >ui?-cam(i--which iVhov" lite | home. They poss3ss praetLnlly : all of. the few siiii'irc [> r- ' in Union. - The Sunday * School ln<litut-c ' meets at Bethel next February "J8. ! Members and friend* ar. a*lo I t be present. Bring your quarterlies. - ' . The Helping .Hard C'lul. - f .C'<yinth Church made a very iH- dful 'onatioh to thtv. community ho:-piI 'al last week. Tiny are the first in the history of the hospital to do | so.. Mrs. Sal lie. Young i> their I eader. 77 " 7 Mrs. Ruth McKissick Hawkins. 1 formerly- -Of-t-liis municipality hut mow a resident of New?Y111 k C i u J has rotumcd after spending a very ' pleasant mid-avtmer vacation "wit h relatives and friend*?hero atwl in North Carolina-.-?.? ? Mrs. Jane Sartor wo,* given a very ' appreciative birthday . party ,'ast Friday evening by her friends. She received many beaut+kd gifts. She shares with one or two others the honor of being the oldest citizen in the commun.ity. -Mr. Me Kinley Sartor <.f Cincina'ti, Ohio', was very fortunate in being with Tils grandmother on this occasion. Miss Frank-ie TJloover teacher <.f| Carlisle, S. C. was the" week-end I r*..+ 1...1-,.... - I Wi . 11,^ iUllrtU V. ll ,->,11 UM 1)1' Hamlet St. February is passing --the month if events;Hay dreamy(.tr Si,mr.-tirhes you tig ladies are allowed to ; :i-k for.tha hand SC their Unfriends. Hut nut this year. Thny . will have to wait allot Her year be" fore we add those-1 tv\tra hfiurs,- minutes and seconds, on to- 4he year. Four years isn't such a hour time after. a|l and if one doesn't tret married in a hundred years? well it just can't he helped. (You know .we miss a leap-year every ?r-f?lmndt'id yeni-l. : .Come to church Q?? to church! KIHJEFIKLD COINTY TRAINfNfl S< IIOOI. Johnston,* K. (".--A ft;U?wrrdrsago the first half?ol" our school .term came to a close. The' students who didn't do so well toe first semester are striving to pull up tlteir defi iency. <>sc^^tly t forth every, etl'ort t<> keep them -ujw ? ? y-? ? Last week was observed as National Negro History ?\Veek in our school during each chapel exercise. The program for Monday was .unflcr the direction of Mrs. K. B. Mcintosh. Tnesdrtv. Prof. C. (). Mcintosh; Wednesday, Miss N. J. (iary; Thursday, Miss F. I,. Iiam sey, and Friday,. .Miss A.' B._ Hallard. We are yet cheerishing memories over the game played Feb. 0, between Saluda County Trainir School basket ball < boys and' our boys.?Ka* h-..|.u^<l?to?he com mended for their excellent playing. The spirit was'high, and floated'around the courtj from the beginning "to yie,^end. The .scores were, 11-8 in favor of Johnston. ty Training School motored to ' Ridge Spring, S. C. last Saturday -to attend the joint County Teaeh-ers' Association?held with -the Ridge Hill High School. The s Counties represented at this meeting were: Aiken, Edgefield, Salu? .1 r : v ? . ... _i i<t ?IIU iWAin^uvJii. r We are very much' pleased to., .see our County Supervisor, Mrs.' -M. M.'Murry out npnin, She was | greatly missed .in our.. County Teachers' Association held " at The T, A. i'k ursui iTd a fi:i i1 r? at the home of Mr. and Mr^.?Noah Amos. The party was a trreat sue cess, and enjoyed' by all who attended. . ^ The Senior class, under the direction of Miss N. J. Gary, will present a play~in**.the school auditorium, Friday nite, entitled "Where's OTflnrtnvr**"?- - I .1 < M II I' irejBrarafEra^^iHiZJgJEJHJH/areizrH. I The r -j Leader; A*sk you* M cnlg . & If ?<jOL(^il= ru B Int.* TvViitiMh 5 S I NAotfMiI {3 SK'ort PATENI ! 3 g, IS H16M QUALITY ig gt 3 ? I'HICKS- TO SUIT ? Allen Bros. COIUMI g laklkst FLOIK MI LI fanutreniT pf^^iTJ^rgjzizfzrzj oKANCKBUUi NEWS ; The Queen Easter meeting was held at Pelourse Summer's house on Euh. rU. 1035: The meeting was called. to discuss business of importance. First the cirvle sonp was sunjj,'"Take. my life and let it be;" A. Shurperson read the Scripture-; prayer by Nonii Fridie after which another song was -uny. . After the .business was dis-' cussed games were played. A do trctrm^- cmrr?o FfTYPd ""f -rmnTT amTr~ci>nkjt-s. candv. The j next meeting is at A. Sharpcrson's jun.u*; Feb. 27. 1935. At J Juke's" (Vymnasium, Feb. TIT, ; the Y. M. C. A. sponsored a Valentine Social. This was-its semesterbe no ft ffYTtertnlflnift'ht. "Keggie and his haI'ltifniypn- fnvnirtw^l llni mil. sie. The- organization thanks everyone Tor his cooperation.hy his presence.. ' ' There w#?s a play called "The Yige 'Xhw Wedding" . given at Yew /.ion Baptist Church. The play was , sponsored by Mrs. Viclory Scott ahd .AniiaTSrtUth'. , The TVpUsl .Missionary meeting was Jield at the home of Mrs. Ida II.. FcarsVm; Feb. IP, at 4:30. A delicious course of sandwiches, coo and cake, - " - . -At \KHiY \( (II^CTT I F VC ff-~ ? I-;RS\ M FFTfYfi ? *. lb;- .Marion County teachers, .v-i re- well jn presented at the meo.t .g* Sat u-i ua-g.-TVd-s?U,?Ther~ w^nnceprcs'. nlntives fyohi all j?ch - l,- in he. county wHh ' three, exceptions; nau. t.s t.uiyruesi, .nr. Wall, uuiiiy -Sv;'. Niiloiideiit '( f Kduca: '!! ami "M7. TTnflvr. lMvgitleni of -tate ll\c at '.t As.soctaTion. Mr.. Wall rniiTTv a very .timely <it'? ?..<- (Si t l.minir tliat ' tea.her? r+?*o i < -- !><>:..-ilil.' for,grst(}i)Hcl <?f pu 'ivt'e-'t t?*i't ptiVi!s lie i tii !ir v?r!r ?h*-y ore capable of . I' dttii'j: an.! !i !d.thcm there un 11 it has 'sen satj'fale'oryly eonipl.led; lh.it iim'-t" "< v;pi-n?r 'i covbemed: that "yes" and ''no" iP.'J ; ?Hot !>, given 111' .i t! iii-ryi'. aiv Jft llowed \VjT "'why-;'' il:"a-^~t<;:icilj_fs ^lrcfiiUd .out ' ? I ll-.o v.'?1-1: ' '-'ail. 1-^-^? J " !.11:i ?"Tfi"nr. !: i a 1 n en ! t<!"'"t f tie Ire f i" .; adtiui't. l'.'i.'iti it s and asked :! at tli. y. in pioiief cni" :r >' " if hooks. Rules for* the essay ivuts' . ojn.-'-l^-Vi-st Conservation vi'i al o i a ! .!> . ' "* _ VJ it at. '.The- r rfie.si i- -.j.ya to al! 11 in i' '! 1'ileii; i'?Ui 1 i'ii . a. ! a prize of $5.00 is to hi?v. ?i hv lhe rytarv lyp'rt" o ? IV.r the t est essay. ' nx ini-ly (he .rudic.r.ee sat ... _ knew, as ""usual. Mr. rtnti-o*1' i.i .if Vtnlr T.-rtpVun's" A s.<o< ia-*? ; i<>i .ivrrf-^rt tnes-a-go-for It' 'I''" ' i v ti t'ii Tt r.iju'Ys." Throe t.hin>r< he should be t.he f|rsMM""' Y .each*" It ncjii'r: (1) "Ijiuav." (2) <'! > "in'spir-o." "K i .i.;.v?yuiir?subject" Ki; w ymw. fiHiiimmHy, ) nui dat.v. , If -you know, then ilo 'hat" you l.noAV. Inspire! Be able-to inspire I'lt.p tin*, s . ii'l eir?- with whom vmt We wish t ? thank our truest ajraih for their presence itttf! word? of cnc< uraeFfileht- lv>j?ini? they will coine to in a train soon. ? ? The Un' hei's of Clarion -Couiity n\- sfatu'.iiiu' toireth.r as yellow !< t in 'h'ir support. financial Vie" (' ncentioii. ?VI? ' !v ff'v nine dollars and fiftj, a;-;:,: ._..i??11 ii i Un| iuid wjth- > <' " i! vs t' e cluiiLv. \jlajiA to . liimdrvd percent. \ is'tor-. parentis teachers and I-- . !? ' asked to be present "at 5 (' untv Field Day held 'lie?Morion Caiintv. .* Train I'ncr " School March 11. 'at 10:f!n \. M. ^ ^ ' TV" v.';- k P 's-?c ' iVei' very Mmcy ly ip.-OTtr city last \ypek, with so nv" vj V}'.' ! i"'"' snf 'al-: ami all re-; ?> 'ejl r > time.' Mtriy V-'!! <'< : th, j., ear vicinity (h v ? M?. Brown- died mi M'-nlv *> his hom > on Market St. also* hi little. n"i>hew livin.tr on A : el; r :'"t- M?s killoif*"hy ail.. hiiio ts.iturlny ovenint <1 riven hv Mr. ZTnmjon. The child was ahont two years aild-eleven arnh's old. Roth wire buried at Gr.Iil'o #h'n:5:iy tvenin*?. The family wishes , to thank-the many friends f< r their kir'Sms-- showrt flit-ring tl e ill-i -s rmd ' nth ( f theipnToftier and grand'motfier also the beau TTftil floral -d sign. Mrs,' Martha ? v. ' . 11 " -1 Saturday, February 23, 1935. i In Fine FLOUR | -Grocer for g fDLtfH or WELIKA, |~ ^r^i? I? ^ | t- -g ^ I >4 Popular Flour ?i S s '. |5j k ot a popular Price ^ S . I YOUR PURSE? | v Milling Co.! 51 A, S. C. , IN SOUTH CAROLINA & SOUTHERN RA.ILWAYi SYSTEM Arrival l and Departrre of PassenRff Trains, ofi'erntrd by the Southern Railway ~ system at tne union Station. Columbia. S. C., effective D -cembcr 8. .1934.'* Leaves ' For ^ 4:10 A. M,?Charleston * 5:00 A* M-'-Charlotte 8:50 A M. -Newberry, Greenwood. .Greenville, Anderson. Seneca. ' 05 A M. -Spar.tanaurg. Asheville j 10 A M,?Augusta c > 15 A M.? Savannah , 11 20 A. M - Camden. Lancaster, Ituek , ^ 1 i 1215 P7 M.?Asheville. Louisville,. SI Lnnis- Cincinnati, Chicago 1:30 P M.?Orangeburg. Charleston j 'JO P. Ml?Charlotte. Washington. v ? 1 1 New ' York 9:55 P. M.?Anderson, Atlanta 10:00 P. M.---Savannah,--Jacksonville _ . . \rrlves ' _ V -'Julumbla . From: ? - * ; 1.50 A. M.~ - Jacksonville? Savv.nnh ! 6:30 A. M.?;AUanta, Anderson. Or 'e.i wonil 9:05 A. lyL?New York. WhaslnngiO.t. Chart >tie : --?-? ' . _ 12 :25 P. M. ? Hock Hill?fifth. V-r t 'nin.leiT' .2:40 P. M.?Charleston 1.25-P. M.?Chicago. Cincinu. (!, St Louis, LouiSVillC, Kno t. 1.1 . .rtMh't llih? _ Spartanburg ? i :45- P. M.?August? :bU P. M. AsheVil'.a, Sparc i.'. > -u . ;:30 P. M.?Charleston .. . . >:40 P. M -ChariotI' ~ ^ 55 p. M.?Oreenyiiie, A iultvs.<ti, Greenwo".i:29 P. M.?Savunhih Jity Ticket Oilice ' Depot Ticket Outce 1208 Sumter St. ' So.Kit Main m Phone 6356 . * Phone 5023^ _ SMITH-COLEMAN mmbe&z Coal-Wood-Coke rhones: 3121 & 3125 J 1 - 1921 TAYLOR ST. Dudley was beautifully put away by htr Until children and grandchildren. who came far and near. She leaves .to survive her: 3 . sons. 1 aught'ers, ?.? grand children an I ! great grands. Mrs. Aphie-St-ph.cn died at her home on- Chappie Ave. Sunday eve nlim. li.ody remains at Prof. Morris Funeral Home awaiting arrival f relatives in the north. The hot lunches are still being "iv i) in the public schools, to the teachers and students. . Mr. .1 irrrtr Watson and Miss _ KtTiel Fqi (1 of. Laurinburg, Ny C. were fi.i the-city Sunday. , They * ma e a call at the home of the re-' porter and" sister. Mrs. Donz' 1 Crosland Watson of Eayetfs'vilie, X. C. was! in the city ..Sunday'. She was the house 'jtiert. v.r Mr.?rnr?i?Mrs:?s:?R Shields. . The basket ball feam is in full bloom. Look out for the hot-' itnres* this week. 'Mr. ami Mrs. R S. Shields. and Mi--: f.\ Pf Samlers attended service.-* at Macedonia Church Sun- ? _ay inoi nnijr.. .Rev. P. B. Mdodana pi*, ached a splendid serm_in.' Our >i" k '.riyn 'is, Mr. John Eastlinjr, "Mrs. Viriia Sanders,' Miss Dodlejr nn J 'Mr.' J. S. Watson. ' V Gee, plenty of new auto are beL'inninir "> prrp rp -in os'r "it-y??*~"" Rev*? r"<i Mrs. A. J. Wright camc rut lrf'.a r.ew one. Dr. an- Mr?. ^ G. M. Met'ollniii and Mi\ ard Mrs, ~T. P. McLood also Mr. and Mrs. James Grace, . Mn. and Mrs. Reese will. d>on move into their beautiful home _on Ilutlson-St, t.j?- -- T>r. T. Richasrison is ritill" gaining pound.-, since Mrs. T.- Iiicharl- \ son is cooking such fine meals. IIis tlxu#- store ts for ever op^n to or.' and all. \Vhen in thecity call in an visit. Him. Rerid your subscriptions' to him. He can them as any other dirug store. ? ? PINE IM.KASANT BAPTJSTT CHURCH <? Sunday .school opened at the usual hour . conducted by the Supt. The leiss'on was nicely taught by our senior teacher, Mr. John Edwards for about 35 minutes and a splendid review by the pastor and after that we returned for service. ^tlV chapter 12:13. '