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Fgjl 1 __ _ i'UlinSTiED WEEKLY r ilf.O Assembly St., Columbia, S. C. : Entered ut the l'uat.yiiice at Columbia, S. C., as'sjeco'hd class - ?matter try an Avt ur v ynp\ .--. _ - SI BSCKll'llONS / ? One Year ... ? - ?$2.00 , Six. Months j Three Months ?< ?, Single . Capy ... ? * ?v FOREIGN ~AD\ LKTlS'.M, f. s al: bNtTY^ ~~7 W. 4|. Z1FF CO... Dearborn ..St ments at iKe? .iiat'e allowed, by r - law. -- r ? The Leudef Villi puoi-'tv 1'I'lo4- rt?? .. rational fetters'on ffobjccw . ol general iniereM, wi-> ?.*. accompanied by . f!.e?n..tV.;ts addresses -?of the uutii' is am... are not oi' a. deiiia'?.V> nature. Anonymous eiuu't.uiui u woi.i- wn' not be noticedg; U. .i - <,! inanu scripts will in f In." t w rrrrr.-rr: K KM 11 I AM bS. ChecKs, 1)rafts ,1 1.' ai I X press i V ? Thc'^a^'wiau: 1'-' U 1-ty ''" """"' Geo. IIV IIA.MI'tos 4. . ,JM. FKEEEUICK i Lc;'LL:? . E. PHILIP i:n.)S_ A-,:.^ A'LPERlT T. Kl'TLlH:'. , Vi \ M>:r. <-4 Commui:icati in for* tin ? tafrent issue mu.-t- In- v iy brie! 4y. .'.andfc should -rciivh- tin.'. euitura; desk not iatci* than -Tin .-day, ol. : each week.?City?runs?Am' . personals and '.-.rial, new- t?y . "Wednesday night. BukUh .-.o and Editorial Phono 1523 Cola., S. <^. I ST \ I K K 111.1 Ivl? < Ml M A. 3 (HAM. i:i> ' V . ' ;. . : " " jj "~rl (id\i orm>r ".lLVr ; , "j ? a IU U !><?ai .i to il.lV. of li. relief i the- <!i;i! i . .AdapV-, on,- ... ;v " ivjuvst-iuaii . i. i ?? . .., ?I -"MjSr.~Adam* i.a.- .. v. | .critic 'if-1hi*, ft-!:- . :i.? and not wittvi!' .! n :;t!. rt-i-! "sons. Hi* In- . :??i intends to- s?v-U' ' Riga sajuiie"s TTrTTn ~?~? of iuiminist- i iiiu .ii f . "i dunntTT<>""T ~T~~ will be avaiiab!" _!. Besides, th" pnih-y. '. ' 1 ??ari^B in ,thi>?'t ' ~ , attract nun and . private ejiturpi'i <. t* policy. With that. . a ought find fan)'. those folks who an , j re me,iterative job*'. 'I'i' ,.V Geuneih wiTFV-'dnt ,Hh?'? :?~ ' see to it being .j. Jess it should tgent ami mr y should he em ;?! . ; : 1 * of admins tibiae bur nf in ii i ... . great u.i th ??*?? 1? yet, beyond a . ?y ? ers and tearhi-r , n. * sistants an i . In this regjJ!^, ' is far behind t:: states. fn t don* fob ?ii] 'ii . . : ' ' most? of the-'other t'how, ij, sei<ni> ; give as little aid . * ' , possible. Com! pursued, cue A I a.dnust?at?iiv^:',v ... j money oHt^rrrr. -of it by i ik ! ~ 11.;.' I merit to p>:e'\ n; ; Certainly omt.. i .. v . vamping-lb f! would in .t In nil' . " _ ECON-OMH shi' Clil'l Y I'-f d ? xekds a Dr. Gerry; ! ' ?!' . .secretary, depart';-: . lativ'os, FVdei\-?| es, New Vm'- < . . to Congress un-rr r why the I'chm-iici?: " ??%? should have certr ir t included against- " , its opera,ti<Ht. Wi'.!; W elusion, ne .v. .1 ',7 . ard discriminate i .v. ' ^instance.- win yy.'?yy m by the Federal CP' r . the fe)d "1' e:'hu-;-.: 'Nit. . . es and Smi'h--I;-v r arrrv H r- trast, he ci'.i- the.'Mi;'-, son act giving .ft; IgxfUlt cullcgi. ~.'-",1:. .1'.'? Dr. Haynes. "Th;ii \v! ere ya visions have been put. .' '\ ganic law. ihey have h<r a , n't ? :; d' i ripreventing racial .)! j-i inn' and where they have > v Hreh. nrfair ami inequitable disti outim-.. < * funds and Other benefit. has bee Wtde-spreaid and c/>fifi'v*bn.--ly.'pre tised in at least 18 star ." 11' dis "T cusses the chances a-u , rini-ination under the Ti'm of <>id \V? Assistance health, wnir- <.< h ir^surance, and?" 1.':;- ai>l>!'>ym n and shows just w';;t: /an h.nnp and, in thb light_ '.f <>.r>eien<' criminfltio" -gci -j_ a: If this Economic Security Program is to be en acted* inti Ll ;nvy ard i J it. moans what it proposes, then "* ?' ^ -flimrds i^iUi\5t TOrlrrt rttrr=(.iiimiuiuyiir stivHuu be* will ten ?n. 1 i.eiv sheulo. be UeUUiig ioit?. to. ?x" tjv>ii n: inu-se w in> wuuki iu. v ee I ue ul lily f.(ll)llbIsU'b.t iull, l.ot? a? a tu.lt*, th? !' is an wmf.e V. ' I Ills prugiam art i;f tin*. :v??*r- +Ku?!-? 111:tv it is, leiliiei % .departure in rts provisifie: : u'.Ptlie old piu^uone .and unlaii .' '. "JlVllU,!i ^ tl'.e . dist i>ni\rri;n uniM'iVi f i win 11^17 JL win luy S U) ticorge A;" Singleton X 1 lu- weekly Text:.- Whatever, ..uj.pc n.-, lie self-possessed, flfnch ii ? -rh liettntrr-du-- veurwurk - .in' evangelist, .ami discharge att~ .. 1.1 i;uUe> as a hi jnisterl?rS Tfrito i r.e ..w n kiy .tiiot: at UK- be a little kinder, i-v - ine 'be iu-little blinder _ -HHiils t.rt ^those a built n\e, . -in\ piay a hide more, 'iia ut: wlietr*! anr weary " i' a' Nltie bit inula 'e I leery* ivl iliv.-serve a lit.lle belter iv.i ' Tt.at I'.iin striving for. a little braver, J . iVh". iuj'atal ion bid me. waver i;>.; itnvt- a lilUe harder- ? i 1111 a i. that, 1 \ ail be, 1 !!.. a little meeker. ;"~m ii-ia that is weaker, \i. a .htiie less Hi' me. i . r i j : fs. abt?\e. lilies tu mem hii.i I'm yitir aim a'm.1 T>, ;n\Anient will yield u-turns downahe. future*#' n& i'.aj. Truly they rei v.u-u?tln'? dii.tnruffit ".Via-ja It is hop David jlenry . TTvakg-di_v .1'rwt-fiw Tuwnr . ii'h AI'rica. lie rs one interpret. < iiv miuvis to the .Europeans iVi"?- : ot aliaid to tell tin- truth. ..sit " and eonrageous as he a\ Wi i.e_jii this -country.,' The l>-ot'-.tiiv-roadcr:! may arrive iie> w ilk never render the' ypo oi .-ei vt/4e thai . the .'group I'll-.* * w, ltt ' a' "great* ' socialuu-Vt iter, day a su-ctUled ..i/.j.iuv .i t tin' liospcl ot'' Jestis hjtw tieaid to. Say, "Well, a'-Y.i;, we cin hhtiVll it'.'" Voin p |il .'<i. at least as? nru<-h us ??rt-H-rt- -Vi^esrHr?-T-ht pre pi ret ? ^r-?T?r?ne :ki. expose'' and l'K() >' i\. .'.la? the average- one ! I:, :.1. a!u ill his "job, njld reik. I lu- Kingdom ut' ( i oil i., bottir off without that :yjv. ''i A-iy' inu?r be iiu toinproI. 1 .11 -'justice.... ?t~is v-rding--Italy is sendh.i.u' a: niy down to Aby.-sinia. i , : : ; much till ilibull?from 'a . - L tile liltuliZe uutivll iUL.l a-a^-iiv?*..|) the part, ut' tin ? j l! l::?i C'ueaux's to expand, \p: . 'and control nmro ' terri.. i av e may come sooner '"Td.:. ; .cviieY ,iiy expected, With .... i , > x-ui' .a' i n means TT dip . 11 ..* : i ,i, and war tivhiuijuo, it f.'.vouid tai.e Italy a lung' .time to .dictaf lour'- hundred million?^. : ' no .'<lr.. 1 'i einior iri about'to start I?onvt-rhfite Pdrrrf ' he-Avi.it imp live to ; 'finish. ' ~ : r". -r*vc-"iTi"n~KTr.'r\V"' [tie 71 afk" secret i u' tie iriei i<u* . of. .Africa.- This i ay a hi lWlining |a long V-cm | i-ni'iiets which" Will bode no ' ' ii 111ni 'iern Clrristian cxi' a - "t Ai Hca. I'nless io- say. !?' - h- ~e l-.l itn plan I? a - ' a,. l--i.pl i-, rich in din! -gt?:;divory, cbonj. oil. and hruil ' Vj-?d. _l ;.< vast resources of the i<i:.!'i:ient .have not beer. t aj ' ;p j-t . Italy would like t>j ap' tinm. l.ikely'to be ti.t" for | t ho tdatfoi'iuythe i.ther v-ith a great (ibvernoi1 of a ; . i. " ' .y'a'e. '.lie Ambassor jreni } ; l.aiy. Ifwii.' a rare -. . v wtTTi" Uu- re.ti &?11?- % * !u? Nippiest', a Jul ." . ' : "' !' ' oph- knew hot the '?' ? ' '::* hair.-d. The writer l'eh-iit !,D sojourn a ' : '' '' l * ho t )rj< no. i !Of .it' tllO i:U]hC|IH [. ' ' Ma-'er i^f Cer< niorios. < '. ;itv._I'rnor to pro L o',:. '"J <i'lei' the guests. Tlio f' !iis '''Columbia;- and j# : < :':' !!. S'elah. j~T ] I" id 1 It'tnio Hatipi ijy?''- -, ^ j?!..'<! spfi.jl prestige f ' .4 ^poverty and nio 1. i?- almost unan a i to t ho inry anil ,?s ?Ll-aJjj-1'-'ilrod nil t-'o-tf (hit1 ? ... ' " jo-oiinlicod and f;,y. I f);t,,4Vution.--Of course pi t: of Dron/e complex hti'! lived in certain lo; .?-h.- Honid have I eon burnsfiikc a la AmericaiiTe. , T-~mTin'iV" that ho j - qii-tv<N^ ?fi1' ru his anpeajhritrrd ; ' a heartily oji tji'e MER<a-e. The prosecution i--.il pjvvrn him to be the kidmtjrdj r> r of 11^> infant, 'hit thing? rotten in Don ... -i.i'i" 11you're-hmrtt J Itl N A.M.k. < in i{( ||_ \ 'H;o. S. (The morn)".C ^ovyii o-;- v.e) ; largely attended. Th,..pastor M. livorod woroti.i-fni :V '-SIIUC. Ji'.i'.1"! opened a-. 1 I with *Supi.. I > ,R Riiri'o)) an i teach i". <if fluty. The les oil u'iil' i ivieMirifclv ilixcuiucd afv.hU-^Mic. M. F. Hill gave a intc -tlrfp talk.. ..Mrs. flraa'-"I., e.iv,- a talk. M>'. \\ M. Tlarl orv i .f "f'harb s| n. S < y.ns with us. Ho pave a* ? >*' w-.,( t-ncfamigwTK'TiK?Wt> ?i- ?' 11 v.. i' al.nl ,U>?have?vinitorr. At our ovenihp novices the pas Uj?-- 4>r<>u<*l>t Ui us another wonderMi i nv ss'ape. ^ ' ?r \_ ?r -r* :|: Kamphell^rams | ^ By $t#^?hen C. Ct>nrpb> ll The eomintf sessions of. the Bap* test Conventions.will "be as nioometi -tons us the. Supreme Court's j^ohl eei.* il >ii. was. -Many ne\v_ . ideas atv^ini trial. .Many nmiy will be <?? ' n omen* have thy Junior Convention. The l*rcstUU?nl"s Birth..ay Ranquct, The BuyhinClilmore Fund, The S. S.?fc B. Y. 1*. I'. have tli? leadusiup Trainring Rrbgram. .. ! : ' i'hv1 Summer Institute program at trie a?uual. session. The equipment, enrollment, enlargement piJ >j'ct.l Tile .S o,(H)0 cash drive,"- The t ruUttion uf- board- _muullui.a,. -T-n-c porTbiTfagc distnlniteil <?<-1'ini.iJv The null have the presidents. experiment -for n,u>nt hiy ey.nti ihutruirs. T&r?Mission?l'n gram ovgM nidation, The School and LTiion.piopirly placed before i'h.. Itnpi.iKtsl ' , , ' . . Secondary Schools pd ividl-.d -for su\ y qui operation. Tin- Soejal Security.- ol' Retired po-itions. Tabled Resolutions /ol K'.ll llm JTT7 The New Regisnation <?f''"'"'t'on^nfuenrr-J? - Morris College Financial Security and . < ullll'ubta division. Tml;)i|>-i nii.m an. special commencement.' rally, all of these'and others will ^ dem iiul the presence of every .'pasi tor. clum-h. utvif>ti meeting and a .? ciation in -S. - UearhitiK tin- um rat he I is the task of this .aihninist ration. It ( an?hi' 111 11> W Inn i: nmdo -a fine - ';rft? l.ot u>" ayr.c to keep the Tftaehir.e Vlinl<i?K. make; .'places 1'?vr otheis.*hy,' creating s vcral iu w .IiihkI.'?stieh as i't?t'fh."n inis-h>u.]. Suite JSXisilin, Kvah^i li.-. iT. i> trict t'onvi lition, Social Secur uiary School Pit>nu>tion. two assistant reeortlhyg secretaries, w* will.jic.ci more hel|?ers hi h'd.VJid if we njican t<? cnlai gc, theuennv n.1,1011. J' '' ; - : . . jiiin'V ovc.i y tii.ily: i 111T ji'"y -i < -" rotary, i tui ion some" o? these other hig -positions. Why aof.ihjn "tl? h iul us jtUo larg'r loyalty.greater . appr eiat ions.. a more widely convenetT program. IJut .it' you .\vaii-t . go . i c\ciirises,, running is the host that is.known. A**' 1 writ.' the-c Kamplrll pi.1 ms.," i am .id tNivumiaii. *i:j. nni? "dnctihp n revival 1'<?r Iit\. .1. V'. Wil t i>t ('huivh. No, \ Khi^Vuh"' I oK infr l"?-i* a mw job. T""aiu iryatinp int .ie-t in tin* Christian -IteTiii'ion, doing what "I can, to * I i i'l other-. St. Paul nf Anderson .-(ill moveon.. Tim S-a'i'i raUv'wni lie a -nc-1 11-s. Ki t \1 n look dnw'h where y-.u arc. Job hunters nc.tay bee-m? job pivOr. ^ ' * MeCAI.1. I'l 111 If Si 11(K )I Tin' T'ar tit --'I i .aetii i -* \ - ,eialioit met .Monday riph.l. Keb. Ill, Wit'li an entlni.-'n-tie einii|i ul"i. i : pi ,'t'hi ir i'Tillg \v.v- .i-on-'i !e**r? a-' olle ol' tile in- 'St H-I ' l'. * I il?j,\ meetings'of this scholastic yv <r. The Association is making \vefhl"r Tu! ih'cj ris- tinder the K ;!;i|? ?o-t?Mr." < lat-'iiee I.etitfctl. ?:?:? ~Ttfc untiring citoiM <u;r j'teTT t\\o new ("aclirr1 have t>"cji .a-.1; ?tTr-tht' -faculty. One of -which entered at the beginning of school, ' tile .th.r two Weeks att'o in I' " -sAn oh .Mr-ss-A nm tewtl. (!"f ut.- tile : ~ n:u- .. 1 ea<-lie; \\ ho ho- p. in snnh a short t itne't hat le a''ti' h i-k-hard 1.1 find. " - ; Th1 Choral Club i- ntyl: o; c. < r I'- t l'iil progress. * "Negro Ili-tcry Wi-cL' vi u' -ni., jil by the faculty and stud -m ' 'dy_ Monday'. Feb. 1Kb..' Pro!'.. ?!mi -. - .a'.i- n"?in 11 re,-ting link. ^:L..:dTin. Negro in the' Physical. World." Tuesday, Feb. 12th? "A 0;'." "If y u edueat' a N' trir." i\ .Mrs. i.' -a narp :t I- Ui-Wf.s i'V -n pap. > "The Negri vyiiiuyt.'. ni" A: i i ica" Mi s T. I.. Spear*. .Wednesday'"The Ni'^in in ir." !\v Mrs. A. II. (ionfon. .lust .' li'.ii- m:iy I 'y ' ?Mi's t'nu<i 'U gave tin- ( y i i' ( a ll typo, of .n.tssie ait I demonstrated .-vach" | typo ?.u the pia.no. . Thursday Vnf. l.oiuy llanua al -a utu _ jn! resting fay's <?a "The Xcirl'o'fi ('ontriljiTtfntr tp AnierieaV - .rrvTrnTat ?Friday the program was ended,, j by poems?"The Negro in it" by I Mi.-s W. Ii. .McColiough aa.i "Tho I Nogiti jiloads' for ivtstiiAr"' by Mis< j. Uillia)" l'aVTsT < I Thursday night Miss~~Kpi.ai s >nrl , In i"1'ii Met1 ?u t Valentinh ,f>oJie assisted- by Miss . Gordon. j Mrs. (hir ion a'; . M.iss Spear.- will T entertain iTiv vpublie bii AV"< daesdir j?Febr?Ds.--wH-h?to-rriT^fr-rr|-a'rrt I.TtiTature program. Simday.* Fob. 'J I. |.The M. lh._i'hoir otV IT nnetisvillo | ! 'tinder leadership?ill" tin W' -ri~ ' i potent. Mr-. Dora Towe Itjislon will render a musieal p!ogr\ni in the sob >'ol au.^itoriiim, ^ " - 4 >. . 11, ii i.i j TTTIJ II | It." 1 VI i .HIX? I > 1 " T I (till Craham is ;7?in^ splyu ltd work over the county of .Mat ibrn* . M.LIJND \I,E COrNTY- l UAINiNf; school M:\VS . Nejiiu History week wa. fi'.thip" ly observed in our school. The live-' and nohtaye'iients. of out stand irir Xrtfrr;ns were stu ied; and post-rs hi the different f irtrhwere made and placed 7 on a bulletin he ard in chapel'. / The Allendale County Tc.".? hor.i A ssecTatio'.i held its moot success fill nvetii'jr Fel.'. !)th. .Miss J.. - Cainphell j-jiv.1 r. talk ?.n Kypnys i";f Ijantfimi;ei?H:.j??!'. th'ntmn?rrtalk on the Philosophy of FJduca' tion and it.- use imour schools; Mrs F. ilean, ?. talk, on Supervised ,i" . k . . . , *> JJgg rA TlM ETTQ LEAHEER? "Study: Mis? R. T?o<t a. dernonstra-T 1 lion in Public School Musi^;.jtfvd < nt the teachers' p."it it: the mode rn i methods of Um'ii ig guugrnphy.. ! The P. T. A. had a successful J pro-Valentine pn'ty on Feb. 11th. I The. f)ist team from tlhe p.thh tic 1 ,association won a basketball game 11-112?from Barnwell High 1 School, r cb.'-Ht+i,-ami lost t9 Beau- 1 lor I'.'LfV Pel). MJth. The team is planning to visit thlfrsc schools in i' turn, and otlu'rs in the near future. *. i Three faculty members, Miss De 1 I-oiT.e, Chmpbcll and Thompson _ Charleston. Miss M. Singleton. I spent the past' week-end in SuiTty; tor; and Mrs. Dean in Orange- *"> J>utg. Mr! Shiftlv visited mir rrninty A Feb. 14th imi lfith.? ? *" 1 _ These and many other activities 1 ad pto thf5" progress of our achooH 1 ' ? 1 KDISTO ISLAND NEWS \ 1 I?... I U V 11 It %* ? . If. o, il, U I tlllt , 1J. 1 O'"14"1 ] . V"' I Sunday was a fine day, the at- I lendtlfice \vas .fine- The Sunday ] Schools' lesson was w'ell discussed 1 by the Jjjupt., officers, members . and visitors. --1 Key. J. S. A (Iralit, P. P., l preached a soul stirring sermon, S sut/ject, "Tho Scarlott Thread of i Rescued Salvation," all who heard ? him, said "he preached a sermon."" t The children of Larimer School ? were Riven a vacation last week, < on account of their .principal and ( teachers RoiiiR to the 'Mid-winter j Con fei enee?in North <'irnHni- j The ^teachers \\ilV return for 1 school on- the -Oth. i Our svmnatliv mms out. In relaliycs and friends of Mrs. Julia 7 llalfbye, Who died Sunday noon. i Our sympathy \\ops out to ative< and friends of Mr. Eli Riv- ] crs. who departed this life Satur- < dn? iiipht. . The Rev. J. S- A. Grant and fam , il\* visited their sister, Mrs. R. C. < Taylor. and Ihi'ii- ni'ii'i1, Mrs Mar. H v. upi iltv Parker, Rev.?Grant and ' family 'retnamed early fyV Sunday. Miss Vifjrinia Penelope' Riant < coh hrated hvr thirteenth (ldth) t birthday, which was -highly enjoy d 1?y her friends. Sho received 1 many 'valuable presents. ?Revr'flrant and family were _j_!id ii? ,Jiaye Miss Marion Simmon-. and Mr. Wharley of .New I V' rk who visited, them. llhcy -{poked W.olk __ J Mr. .1. E. J.onc.<. one of the lead nisr Merchants of the' Island, nii*l. ii efficient secretary of Allen -V. J M.E. Church.- wont to church Sun day ill his new car, a "Streamline < Chevrolet." > . * ' Tattle Miss Sarah Jane Hrim.iltyji -has for Chnvlestnn. to??tny -i -with lSr' sister. , J The teacher's meetinpr met at '.lie home of Rev. and Mrs. Clarke I with -whom Miss-"Watson is stay- i The "Allen Day" exercises were "j carried th roll eh with ease.. the _ 1 Ct';nrrs were very mil Ii ploasn.l over the program. . The attendance of -M. (lathers'* | funeral was large" ho was buried , t /ion Kpiscopal Church. ( (H.l Mni'S. 6. NEWS Rev. R. E. Hutch ill son, new pas '' r el' Mt. 'Vernohv Ave. A. M. E. " II. " < tin' Intyrdcnomiriatioaal J 1 "ih.ti. \'i-1;e'd the A. M. E. 7. _ Church. Rev. J. F, Williams, pas ' j itir "i . i. I Hiii m. iv. i nurcn is i I nt i ill fP?rf flit- Union.? :? _ I'tivcr. wore- laid for 25 Tues jt-day al Mi?- Ivnmu of Mrs. T. C. Pnf- 1 U'rson. N. 21st St. when ofi l iciM - of the l'oro Club were in] -tailed Ivy Atty. Howard H. Gil-. . Jiar'cU ^ * K dlowing the financial plan of our pasUov-th-e FTeur de T.is Cluh f MB* Vernon , Ave -A. M.- E. : ('hurih i, the (Sold Star Cluh and Mr.-. Dora Hamilton is the Gold Sf.H- President."-- " 7 * The ''Negro In Surg" is the title . of the niusieale given Monday 1 ie !i!?n-t?fthiloh?Baptist ?Church- featuring' local taleht. 'Dr. W. C. .Anderson, diractor; 1 Miv. Itobt. N. Morton, 812 E. trd Ave. entertained the "Chatter Box" Cluh. Four tables, played ."Contest" 1st prize won by Mrs. Illnies Uniiypr, '/no prize, by -Mrs." 4 Bl .nton Booby, Mrs.. Jackyon. 1! fiV.-hmonts were served "ftuf I'M Style." ' Mrs. It." Thomas announces the i reae'iurr-nt and approaching mar : "riaee of MriT. Etta Mae Gunth'er, I -i.10 LL.J'iinii -Ayvu?to Mr. htmith . V 1*1 Kill* 1 if flftO PnrJni' ifup ' \Tvc " I GiiirtlU'i* is from Chattanooga, Tint). Mr. Arthur, whs formerly ; of S. The wedding will take 1 .place F- l?. H10 K. Third Ave. Mrs. Tadher Moton laid covers for s when 'she entertained "Just Ma!'?This Club is composed pf H w.ni'ii 'only. All, were thoroly pleased, "" -.fended with the sick are Mrs. | Mm y?HMt 884 Gulrtiu Ave.,?Mrs. G. A. Comer, 445 1-2 Popular Ave. 1 also Mrs. Barnes of Slan Ave. 1 IK)K( HKSTER COUNTY TEACH ] ERS* ASSOCIATION 1 . . t By K. S. Shumpert t i Runimcrville, S. C.?The Dor- ' < hest( r County Teachers' Associa-. i tion held its regular meeting here : today ai the- Alston. School. .The ession openerf with the singing I of "ll'dy, Holy,' Holy^?-after J which Mr, F. D. Bailey, Chaplain, 1 read they!22nd Psalms and offer- 1 ed prayer. Then after "Onward i Christian Soldiers"' the. fhtnutes 1 were icCclvtal and adopted, and ttihe Treas. E. A. Nance made her i report.'I President G. M. Ashe ai made qf few remark*, exhorting all cl y u _=?? nembers to pay their St^to A-5sanation fees, and we are to report mnnbers have..paiifc :'Mrs, Ashe a 1 J0~ reported having been j?FeaI!>" benefited by her attendaneo to (' " ^ prinApait ipeetfing in Colli mlnT.* ' and spoke of the coTTimriiiTaErr work, bein^ undertaken by that : auxiliary ,organization. Then eame oup .collection of dues, and . we are ' proud to say.that the tluee or four P. R. ft. A. teaclTtrrjr arc en-opcr- ^ atinp: splendidly with us, as well as paying their meniborship fei si to the StateAssoeiat ion. ? Mrs.-E. A. N.tnee made remarks Lbncrurting dn'r-rectrnt -visit to (hi1 J Charleston County Teacher's In- ' ititute and commended Mi*. Clay- ' ^n, its presidenjc' I'rof. C. A. lofrrrsmv delivered a vehy /inspiring nldre^s. Nevt the Alien liny CI lit. ' rendered?two?numbers - ^M.ift?trp- -1 /our heads" and "Carry me hack o old- Viryinny." Next enme.i di- J russion of "The Stat us ?of thy I'm nl Teacher" led by'Mvs. I.. It. PedIrcw and Miss Mahlt Boyd. Mrs^ Peddrc.w_. made ^the following joints: "The rural teacher should lave an appreciation for rural jenntya.,he4?s),ioidd understand proli lenus of rural citizens, he should ' ove rural ..commumities and he diould lover his job. Mbs Bovd's emarks were more statistical in heir scope, stating: there are _j :47,1 l!i jural schools in America, iiul over 18.000,04)0 rural pupils. 1 50 percent of the liij.vli schorls are ural or small town!" and (ho.ruril teacher's main problem. is in sufficient time. There are 300.^ >00 rcral teachers between the < ures of 1.7 and 20.- 50 per cent of i?hnr>~ fniled even to con'nfloU' ; ii>rh school. Then tlie. question a 7 'oser -"How can this problem he , olved 7" Others?discussing the ?j juration' were':. Miss Blossom Pav''elly, Mrs. fO. A. Nance! Mrs., P. < r Harrison. Mr. J. 11. T'< ar*lm. ^ VIrs. Julia Puneon. and 10. 5chumpert,s " ?: ** Th^ follow in (J Were, elected -dd , epresent the Association at the state Convention: Miss B. Ban- i lelly. Mrs. K. A.?Nance?M r .?IV r. Harrison and 10. S. Schumnert. The next nicotine; will be held in. , >t. Georjro on March 0.' Pleas he' 'i here! Until then "\u re voir." iVHITE HALT.> A. M. 10. (Til HCII Ttev J. M. Bawkins. Pastor ( Jenkinsvillc., S. C.?White Hal! | church Is "safe" hi Hit1' Trimls "of i fts [present' pastor. Kev. *.l. TTT ~ Hawkins. Hp is the right man n the nght. place. j At 12 o'clock' 'Tli v. Hawkins ?7Tnrmeneeil preaching f'mm St. Luke 22:.11.. The. essential that in ms seamen was .Tr-su-- nvav'iiu f-"us. . THe?speaker defined?prayer ay quoting various writer- final ly in his own words as "A Soul to Soul Talk with God". The ef Feet of .this sermon held the. congregation?spell hound?throughout _ riis entire discourse. Ther#re(lie' ?<?t' .White Hall' l"!. ir h?have no\V feasting from their present pastor are unforgettable oftes -and carry one close to the feet of our Lord. UnimraT?Targr- er^rvvd attended the services despite pf the inclement weather." A? crmyj jjf niein-r ~ bers from our pastor -ehurc.hr < Hannah, _ Newberry. Si r.)wor- 1 shipped wit.h 11s Sunday, am'mig- _ whom were: Mr. L: li. MoXnrl.J. _ Devalt. N. A. For.l and !.: \\r. Williams;These visitors l.roug|it ~ creetings from the Newberry side and commended the. Rev. Hawkins For his wonderful'"sucVl'ss lendiuod them in Newberry and the'-.great service lie. is now rendering- in the church and community, ? Whitp TTnll bound to move on higher .heights having one'as-dtk loaders that above the -a vera go. The Sabbath School is progressing considerably ?And is fortu- . nate in having- Prof.' Robert' Harper. as the S. S. Superintendent. The Misses Florence Huphey, Carrilee and Jennie Harper- and Mazie Martin spent the week-end *e7th~theTr~paroiils and?worshiped _ with ufc Sunday throughout 1li? day. ' ;? ? ? A beautiful Sabbath a pri i n greeted the many church iron s <TTT ~ Sdnday. The Sunday * School of Bethel A. M. Jo. Church being largely attended with an interesting lesson being discussed. The superintendent and teachers at tfieir post of duty, At 11:30r the. preliminaries of thrr morning .^erviee-'bogan. TTTT ~ pastor being assisted by Revs, Jones and Johnson. His text being taken from Iaike. 15:17; subject 'A True Confession.-?Kvery anc enjoyed the sermon as Rev. Lykes is a pastor of no mean ability and 4t- -goe^ without say - d ing he is" the best yet. We wish to relate >hat Rev. J. B. Sniith. of Abbeville funeralized Mr. .Shell, assisted by Rev, I-ykos rind others. He also leaves two iauphtors and little jrrand-daugh- i ter. "\Ve are sorry to report Mrs. Sullivan has been confined to her room with tohsilitis, while sev- | eral other cages have been prevalent, , r . Mies Mattie Ducket t. Miss NTanaie Dolphin and others worshiped it Mt. Zion Sunday. . We Wisih to relate that at the funeral of Mra. Rosa- Madden, Miss Odessa Sanders /sanpr a most yeautiful solo, while Mrs. Minnie Sanders read resolutions. Obitu-. ary by Prof. Sanders and tele- . D'ftms; Rev. ;T. W. Mnttht^. -Wo j ilso make mention, that she was 1 aresident of Stewardess" Board , nd rpany other auxiliaries of the liurch. - 1 ; * < KKHOH.VTII BAI'T. CHURCH Kv. \\. 1 Wilv.tti Itasfnr? _ ?Sunday?War' a high?day and natty availed-1 themselves <i? the beautiful weather tj? attend the it lt)::?t) with Bro. I. \V. Martin < actintr superintendent.- A very helpful lessen w as __ discussed. A J rj:-'!p the pastor ascended rV i-'-r-U uin. taking his text Matt.' 25:28. Take therefore the> talent from hiiu and >;lve it unto him whirh h.i,<. ton -talents. Subject, 'Lost Bv. N<in VA. suuL&tir.; n?>; y,i ?"vn:_U^L^- |itoll'ln>ll Which .aus (1 iu'ii- hearts "to burn while .I inun of Clod talked with us i)y the way. . ' . \\Y had as visitors. Mrs. Laura l^r--A-uston of Columbia, and Miss Ksthor Bolton of State Fail: whom uo were happy to ureet. * 10 ur hair'is always.open with a hearty wrtcmvrc and we will assure you, 'your presence*' here will be sin inspiration to us,. The BYPU met after service ivith.. Miss Eliza Martin, the president at her post of dutv. Dutv ivas used as a subject for the jiscussioi).\Tha class, (had a nice jiscu-sion. Mrs. Auston was the. ne-< sit akor.\Our next, discusiou will l/c. "What Can. "I Do To Make" O'hers Happy." *~Suggested >y the-pastor.?The public ia-cor lially invited. M ^ .1'll.KO, NEWS ' The Basketoors are still happy ivcr" their victorious mantes from Bla kville.T LBajuuveJl. . Springfield tnd Williston. Everytjme Elko ivins, its causes, girls to put forth jffort and energy for tho next 'iimc.?Last Tuesday.?Elko (UiT ' Tinted Williston with a score of ^ >-8. What better game woud y.oif ivnnf to goo 9 ! , ' Monday Feb. 18th the Elko Racketeers will meet with Blackril.te .and Williston on Dlackville's "in t. The teams are Good Betler. Best.: Watch the naner and e.i> who'll he liest. Friday, Feb* 22nd, Elko's teanr \ ill play- Barnwell Hill on the letter's court. Watch the paper for the hotter team./ Quite a few eri'tertainmcVits .were given at the school for the--past-few weeks..'- Mrs. Edwards first and second grados and a few of lie' upper grados gave a splendid pi'1 grain in interest of "the- Teaches' Popularity * Contest, which finally ended b 11 Tast Wedriosday i-igli'. Feb. (5th. "Mrs. Edwards i-aising $S..r)0 was in the lead and . Miss Bowman S5.85, Mrs, Glover. Miss Ruth Williams and Prof. Wh4ter-t-ea.-eher.ii from Wilfi+4em 00k an active- part in the pro i'ram. ?~? Mrs. I.iirine-Edwards s|fent the ivcek-end at home, Springfield. I (OVER THE COMPANY AREA Peter I). Simmons Mpdoe. s. C.*. Fi b. . 1,8th?Hello t-'^-rybodV! -(Ye Dabbler) wishe1 |nf> nil you that we. are sti'l located in the beautifful _hills ol Lhi lower sect ion of the Piedmont Rejfion of South Carolina. /I'll, wo.illu'r eandition here re minds one . of . the beautiful days of >ining with the ivroeking bird11 liny?4-*. beaut it'iil songs?of- Mil y. (in Friday night F'ob. 8tb many _ m moves 01 ir.u company aiong ; ith flic sport throng of Augusta, f!a.' saw South Carolina 7 State" " ' 1 <?u->.' ilrop a thrilling hair rais. r to. Haines- Institute, in their (fu'e basket1 hall game at Beth!c'.oni (iym. Allen suffered kame identical fate at the hands of Payne College r-agers on -Saturday night with the same location as the scent of the battle. The men of this company are enjoying an expect ionally good' time-. The.y are going places and seeing things.- Among who spon' their vacation at home, who were ea'LiI home--and those spent weekc.vds in .ticorgia, South Carolina mP. North Carolina were the Mes e'r-i I? (-. Kinard our thrifty apd ambitious Mess Sergeant, Peter Hariu- (luillebeaux and Ed (Slick) Whiteside Forestry Leaders .and Willis I nldwoll spent time Koine"' iu AsheviHe, N. C. while "Mr. S. I. Sjinms Of Winnsboro was called^ to see .his aunt who was reported critically ill. Messers Edward k T-net of Charleston, Reynolds Miller of Florence, Roo?eV?lt _ ' ' H1 k 1 in ?d' Columbia' afnifc William '! Tfinrd -T i narlcsloii spent the ' k-end - in .Augusta' visiting friends. I hiring the. middle of Jan. the -.-tally minded men of this com y along with the socialist of A igusta turned out en-masse on. ?_ I i . Ll L rr^1 ii igriimrrro zim, sniariiy ti . ss<d, profectly groomed , and [ veeediugly* high in spirit' ffor the biggest and gayest affair of the -< ?s+nee- heihg here- when Walter Barnes and His Royal r.r olinas eifvaded the Epicurean Ball Room at Augusta, one-of the ei'y's most popular an<l outstand~ If E E V Y ' S FUNERAL HOMF ('ndcrtaking1 And Embalmi t -SLOHAN? LOWER PRICES ( (AMBUI)ANCE SERVICl Af* Near As Your Nearest Ph<; IM.11 TAYLOR KT. COLIJIV Phone 5*276 I. ,8. I.eevy, L __ . _ ____ v * V Saturday, February 23, 1935.1 ing night sfiots. t Among those present from this at'iio- wcicc the JVIessers L. C. Kin- ?7 ard, Herman Thacker, Garfield. ? Totter,"'Edward Bennet, S. I. and J. K.- Sims, Benjamin Johnson and ("Ye Dabbler") your reporter. "Visitors charming. DufTnjT the latter of Jan*. the company's envisit of the charming Misses Mable (Baby) Keid, Willie Esther (Q&ueen Esther) Brown, Dorothy * (Hut) M orse and Mrs. Brown and Reid the lovely mothers"Tbf Misses Rown nnd Reid. Thpv ae all fom the socially pominent circle oT~~Aiiuusta. ~~ -~ R1DGEW A Y^NEWS , . . V Mrs. Katie?ITnrrihnn departed thls ltfo February1 1.3?and was buried at Rock Hill Bapt. Church Sunday at 2 o'clock P. M, She , leaves to mourn her loss three sons, two daughters and a host of. grands and great-grand children. lilr. Johny Moore who has been in ill health for a long time depart ed this life Saturday, February 10 and was buried at MtV Pisgah Baptist Church, . Sunday afternoon ; Rev. ,T. M. Beaty preaelttd the J funeral sermon to a largp audience of -soivowing friends and meniboj- of the Mt. Pisgah Church and had been _ for a number of years. He died in "Tull triumph nf of flirv onPrt RK VPfli'Q He leaves to mourn his sad demise two daughters, Mrs^Elloise Wallace and Miss Carrie Moore of New York who wet*fe>present at 'he iunPrftl.?Mr^. Mitl'Ie Dt'V^ tif State Park, Columbia, S. C., besides?two othcfr?daughters,?two ? sons, two brothers, two sisters, . . fmre--grandsson, and a host of other relatives and friends.Mrs. Sarah Keseburu remains very sick ..... ".'.jr.-.r.. - .. Miss Willie Lee "RoseBoro came home Saturday of last week', on I account of the illness of her moth er. . Mrs. JQlia Streets, of Star City, 4?^? W. Va., came here a few days ago, on account of the serious illness of her mother, Mrs. Sarah Roseboro. ' Mrs. Sarah Harrison's daughter,,' ' Lucile is here11 on a visit from ' Philadet|ilua7 Pa," Mrs. Mary Williams is "visiting her brother in Florida. ' ~ -~ Master "ChaTTte Wright~"Ts~Ticlc witb flu . * ?? Mrs. Mamie Moore ami her sister, Miss Lealer Lamer are spend inp a-while in ( olumbia with their aunt, Mrs.. Mamie' Padpet. -Miss Willie Lee Roscboro is a-?- ? morip those wjio arc on the sick HsF. Mrs. Lucile E. "Ruff a member of the.faculty of the Oak Grov? Graded Scrool. spent the week-end in Columbia, on account of the illnoss of her mother, Mrs. fiwintom ~? A "Candle-Lrpht" propram was rendered at. the Lebanon Presbyan appreciative audience. Revsi H. E. Harrison- and "An-~ derson Murphy worshiped at the Mt. Pispah Baptist Church last -* Sunday. The, latter was ^recently set apart to the work of the Gospel Missionary by RevT J. M. > Beaty, his pastor. Accordinp to promises, Mrs. Simmio?Smith?visited ehe-?Oek Grove Graded?School Inst Tburs (lav and gave a fine talk that, was ?_ hiphly enjoyed. It is hoped that mueh pood may* result therefroom, "JACKSON HI NEWS By Wilhemena Stewart' I Camden-?The faculty and students of Jackson Hi were highly entertained Wednesday Feb. 13th, by the Khoxville College Quartet, * > who rendered a worth while and enjoyable program in the auditorium. Another big treat was the program presented hy T'vnf Tnnnph L Sims from Australia, on Thursday 1 night, Feb. 14. It was consisted-' t of Negro traiCi. and -fceftrfit$ns in ? the uplifting manner. As a feature, on program for Negro History Week, we had as _j'?v guest speaker. 'Yr T R F.n^_ business, Negroes of whom all the students know and can study as they advance.. Op this same pro.grani Miss Bailey recited Tou^saint I.'Overture, which was"""Very good. ' ' Miss Bailey is delighted to be_= | back at her work after an iTIh^ss" ' that kept' her away for a few days. Looking at our basket ball 'world.v' ? we see> it progressing under the t supervision of Miss Finch and as- ' r iistance of Mr. Brown.? J?^; -4The girls presented a real ifioving picture last Wednesday when they defeated Bennettsville 22-4. * This Wednesday a return game will be played in Bennettsville. On Friday of this", week Pinle'y Hi of Chostar will come to CamJpn tn tpaf thpir nhilitv wit.Vi our team. You are welcome to come to watch them. v . t ; *. ' . - * ; . . ^7 yj. i - ' ih