The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, February 23, 1935, Page Page 6, Image 6
NOTICB
All pews?for--Vfre-"~Jhiifjp'r i*agc
.must be in tli?3 oitico- no l^ijtci thai
a- 'Ihiesuay ai.teriiuo'i'i of each week.'
Many letters aru_u,Cu^.cU-Uia.JiUo-j.
lor publication.
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NOTICE TO Al'l'LKUNTS
Uhiidr?n desiringto la-corm.. .
Timbers or"Wr~BlrrCarver C!ut
must fill out coupon aiu'l'. mail 1;
together with a stamped, soif-;ml
dressed envelope to The IV.m'eUi
Leader Bill Car^-rr A- I
s*mbly Street, Columbia, S. C.
Membership Ca>d ynd"'il .110wiil
be sent to you 'minie.-bau ryv '
"BILL."
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Boys And Gfris_i
W A A 4' E i)
To Karn Mono\ In Sparc
Time _
Here's an opportunity iir'nni
bitiou.s boys and gii J -. t< mala .
~~ money oven?n-t i i>.?aii
long, by simply ' w<n Lu\^_ ' ui
spare time'in your own neigh---..
borhood. . ~ ~
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No money, no i \ >?'rie'iiei
imodtil 1 - .
thing;?M -Hi, " li.. iiri ' n;!> .
are now happy. tnakitLg tin ir own
spending money': -Vil yot;
v have to du^to join tin m'is to .
write to the adun>s below
and ask lor I ulWde'..nil?. W l itcT
tot / ; ?.
( lilCl I.A I I?i.\ 'I \ .\ Mil 11
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Hi 10 Assembly Si. Columbia. SA-.
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l'.\kiv 'vr s> in ;.i ;
H. ii:-.i
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every. day sine*.' M : ' L"-1. T!
. ?ly and iaim a". . .v:.
are still liavii.e
school. ThUrsdav v :: \
Day. uur ((a, !> r~r~
to us. Ilit.'i .u i'i.u--_
>a muddy day. , .X
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T. S l'i!t MTr-t-i^r
WRITES AFTER I i i \ 11 \
Hello Bill and- M
How a re.al,'
Fine I hope. he. -'ii:
.-I hope this \v:1 . v. , ? >
K. Listen, we
hot .lunches evi j-_ - - *; .
is -cloyPTt-T^TT' A ' . ' * ?? :
tirffe- Party 'Fri'.ldy?,t I' Vx' '
ourselyes. Did
have a part}, ? ."] - - .
for a Ion(kluy. 4 . . [
tru'" rw.hn ** 1
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P. S. I ma-:
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Dear JSill;'
I-urn writing'yu'.
es to let yt.jti' J j
I have a l.aby ! .. .
to joip fsritf' : i. * .. ' .1
JYedorick, V- f. "> . .
join. My sister.' j:;..
: . wjann't old .
in the third' ;f ,
mp fo'r' riot a-.:!. l ' . j
-.clone now.
Y/.UJ--- i ru.y,
v HIM. M \> . y
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> ?nFIN'I)
I.ESSON^. if \ ir};
7 Son.-' : j ; ~ 1
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Hollo Bill:
By this r-ai-i?y. i ?^-.1. .
I am well. Rill. 1
grade and T
?HHtrve linen T?~"~TC.T7Z?1 v
Have'not'mnde n Ii v*. t. n.w
port car<J. Tim. .... . ,-j
Bill. i
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GEUAT.bl.VK VKKVy. r.y 7
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7 Dear Bill:
E! * I went lo Sliiida-- Ser>.. > Kti?e .*'
; avid geo. W0.}Kltl P n.(,
: ' a large attendance. ,y<
fc day- School, I v ''i'i't *?1
i. and also ha-1 a j_* |]\.
fc our Pastor. Rev. f. O Simmr
organized 30 .'rlul>?. 1 am T'Vo
dent of The- Ike Hire ( l.ih. \Vr
have to report c\
6r day. Rill Valentine day. 'a- pas.-fe.
od. Here is a rhyme* /
When we pet together.
The time pors f)jso fast.
Let me be your Valentine.i:
I My love will always la^t.
Yours truly, ?uL
I MATTTE TH..ATK'
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BILL 'CAKVEK, Editor
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S Fill but this coupon and mail i
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o oo C'O o ooaoo.cto
CrN.MOi:i) STI DY OF.
!.'i:o(;in;ss ih hino nkorohistory
week
??Jtcmhurt, S. V., I
" Febru'arv 18, 1P35
1*51!: .
?I. ?Ltt-?w an j^lucl to have -
11 more days of beautiful SUn
?. iDl after a jkveek^s . rain. AVe
- "'I Slilidav Sfhi.nl :is H>.. .
la! a:;d most of the children re .
iu d m'cmoi'y verses , beginning
'J-h kAer. is . We also cele- '
' i 'Xi y H i < r.v_ Wcckv-^iie- <1
iif class had a. pro-,
am . Friday, morning. We all
y d talking about the progressor
race durinj? the past -.70
" ' ^ a| e - preparing ftp- _
1"1? hi s" -llav exercise. Which
.'i be i.ehl the 2nd Friday in
* !:. I jini. -till Ira the fine mv
--'vld right dozens last
' t r*y < ents per dozen. I
1 ! y?ni later what I am glide
wi'li mv money. Am
l??i t)|is tinio-?will
. >'?ti up again next week; ,
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~VI I I A 1)1.1) SKKVUKS
. Fi.rtj Motte. S. t'.^
l-'ebruarv 18, ]p:io
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Sunday School yestcr
to servicels. Bill, we ,
fiAee crowd at. Alt. Zio.r
We- had" a visi
?1 )i iineeliiirtr. Mv.?Willii
o;. Y\c wore glad to have
' ?. I am get trng along fun ir
' v, ' '.'A J > imiur j> IJ.
::i.}j;. ![, j? very nice t<,.
x Vi uiv truly,
'.VIAK :JMvI.lV COOMYTN.
A POEM.
m:.u Tirri. (OXWA\~
l 'i- niu. a. -ho-mo-do^vn in- <!i?n
w?y., . :
-pai-Tclir.^: WacnntawstreaTTn '
:?ic fl-.-wcrs Plocin so lovely
ci.']i!cii .sflidwnihs "gleam'
;\\ ini'^a Imnic* d<Avn in Con*
. - vay . . .
i\ the bird* nil sing1 so swi-e'
jan' so .friend] y
' i 'Innate ean't be beat.
mo. a. life down in Conway
the merry songvbird's
? ?7?
\yhiniM.rwilJ is calling
i.itv; .[ i11\'v go -well. -
u lilt- down in Conway
b ' f?vids aj'C white.
' 'j'- ' Ir thi? natives pjm>.
v'jV ': ibvun.flawn till nitrht.
' . u home down-in Con.
of every. kind.
t'd' how*-.df-licif'Us
1' 1 Ji.- on the vine.
d ?vn in ConfinesT..
trivls dwell
fl V. I,u. il.m-n Cnrt.
!. ] rn ono ran>1(?.ll.
. IIVREHT SMITH
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AVKI.K-EN I) '
Columbia, R. C.,
Dewey Ave.,
February 17. 1 Dfl."
' ' 7-' lMlr
V "U ' fef'linpr at. 'bi<T"
T " f "Ari well and truly hope'
.H* same. Oh Bill, my
i v n*:<I T -pent week-end
1 leitrhto?w+Hi 4ur-" I.
di - Edna ('rumpton, I .
; i+TTt Mriry and Oen( v;i Da\\'?
Stent tu- Sabbath School
'nr-'Ti* St. John Crunch. We
aj '.'i t'T.n.d \f ime. Txioks like in*'
I' . my cold crot.tinj? better
Mii-f worse. At one time
t'inir better. but Thurs- '
;i T" wot and I caufiht a
!.v one < n fop of- the old one.
A'< . are tavinc fine weather <ho\v*
Ir'-'t enjoying school life.
>Vlt.. 1 h.jVfn't much to say this
inn. 1 will try and see you next
i V. v-;'' *' I
Yours truly. s
? <ti'ijiA MAT: itttTsTTAY. t
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*J BUNif ?
: . STATE" -T-"1 .. _ .
-V - --- AGE ??- - .
i lu^ein^r wun a sen uuui csseu g
:o Leader Bill Carver's Club, 1810$
'our name will be placed on the3
i membership card and button o
(A It It IK SENDS IN
I, MEMBKltSIIII'
234 N. Carolina St.T""
Laurens, S. f" ,
KHtir Bill:
1'am a liUle pirl. 10 years old..
Please send my -membership card
and button. I am son din;,'- a few.
K<>ho _ booh
Obo ? boo
Ym ? / my
Ovie love
Tae- ?? ; , ca t
. .-Yours t-ruiy'i .
('Aim IK I ,v km-: S
CROSS no \D sciPOH. \\n
COM Ml MTV.
J- S. Anderson. Principal
Kaslnver.- The Humane I-* ucaiion
S.civtv pieL .a; n.n.al IYrday
' vcnjirf with :i lnf..r in-piralii
li. .111-> House's iTiTdress was
some .what -."inter* stiny.. Her sal.,
jock, ''llnw; ^Vt- should care for
duirib animals-." -This -address \v>B
ill- if.m. ,-.,V ...I -I
. Vr; .-^alarhi (?i)tni\vfn_an d hi:
L' irl 1 ' " ' li> "" Ml ,.l K*;|.t
Orange. \. .1. .u, ,1(. h;(i itV
uiu;s(,? of Crr^s Sc Iuk I Ii
< iny.?: :? ??"
. Mr. \V. S. Ilcilli.y, ;}u, f "?dei taker
"t (i;11 i> 1; 111 \va> - t* 1
tin- c:'U)|)i;,s WtMln':- ;ny.*?
?iLutJilin^i 1 ton' ;t:riiHTfe"
nr.ctioM .,f JW. .-\ji 'or.vn u
' ' 1,1 ' '' jl :;i" 1 l 11H11 Lv_
[ ! i-h. J 1.
Mr-. Carrie?(.o.mUu,,??J
-?^ ^ '?fn 1l?M ??*7
laid- t.. t-, -1 \t^ !
1 <i' 1 it- i iu. : w :jj
\Vil.t..ui Ki'\,. .s.ir;-it,.| ' h>. o'witi I
u"'.:ij > off,, -t}U:uU J;
U'n '^4- My .t.iit = nr , -i\._
tirT'-tJifiTlr. ; i?,M, eliapa,' . \va
; ,>I"i ? H:V ,.f 1 vi'vinloyalty,
and devotion (< her t'amiy
and thi.s coinm.:,ity.
.-MJ*. and Air., S..f'C?t)0 Wltlu_
Mi. dii.iu ) 777:
Ahj'inn . Sti-jird J Sunday7 ;7T77
j! a-..I; .Mr-. St-.-uJ .and the:r ! i 17"
Tie au'yjltol s. Kddi; Until r-u f,.
til , ;i! ' r.| ?;\|r ami"
Au -. i .->1 n- <s
.AM'. Ii'llll Wh i- I I-,.lamina,
was down Sunday spendm'tr ' th
lay ivitfi, his family. Mr s. Hmn.a\\
at-'in and others.
Air.-' aral Mrs.' Willie .Jami"spent
the aft'.-.nmoii' Sin..da. .with
Mi -1rTrvr>irj~\V:lhaiiis,
_______>lrHi:j-: n t:ws Mdha
(ira ; d St li .-<?r 'nbs. i v i
.\i iriu History w i'|< during ehapyl
service each. d?ty-r?I lia . I'^dl'i-w ill
IT slll.jvct s vVi'-'if* dismissed :
Ncjrro Ui Bii-'ii;. SS.', M; s; X. V.
-Friiicc: Nejrro in the, Hi War
Mrs. ( . i|.. M. ty.i- jj; Xeicrn in
Aid and < tduire. Miss I.V I* Will..
; . Xeyfo. jt: S. ten to ar. ! Edtn'jir
-linn. .Mr. H. |.;. Hjo' >ks'.
Friday niifht,' Feb. 15. the 1'. '1'.
A. met ai Me I lev School. Tile pre
yiiwa a.f'ihn wea k was rend' ie.i in
addition. \Mr.' M. MeQiuan m.'iX'
i'JJLad jr ess. subject, "The N'tyia. m
fli-ioiy," 'The Willing Wm k<
< lul> rcr.d raf I. many pieces also
i he Myllee KTitss' Band.
Me Bet' District yTT-up i ua'tina
w.a- in Id at Mel! e (leaded School
Thursday,- I^'b. 11, 1 P. M.
_^Alr\ II-. s. wtBrci.l<s, pn-sj ;in>Sonv.
'..-V ijap'tW^' 'Scripture. l ead- !
it., n ?
li'ai.ih l.'nitt- u11 tn Tlivi" rinyci.
Mr. to.J. Johnson. 1 ?emoh'-trati.>n
IMiniary I'l-adjuir, Mrs.- M. Mnrhe:
Pap. r. Mrs. M/ S. Foster. After
trriU^'Mif program,- lor Fiol i' pay
'he l1 achers setAvd a. course of
?oiiul and - -i-iiltiiifrs.'' l'hery mir
m'cm' io---hwvc enJoyed a pleSshnt
aft'-rnri m.
rOK PSTH'RY NEW S
HVr riTT'' ha.v in uT Some rouylv
weather. Our liuroh people arc
improving'8'each Sunday in numl?<
r reirardle?? of weather. ,
All board? of -the church ha?
boon organized, and arc now ready
for work. , . .
Mr. Odell Nance, Misses Ollie.
Miller, J. Foyyio witnessed the
picture oV-rendintr in Ninety-Six.
Mr. and Mr?. Allen Anron of
Greenville spent Sunday with
their parents Mr. and Mrs, Arthur
Aaron. ^ *
Mrs. Kopo Nash. Mrs. F.lla Taek l
e'n, f riendp?wore proud?to 1 set'?J"
hem alily to he. to chnreh Sunday
the paLMS^5 Leader
"PROSPERITY NEWS
' '
' , Last Sunday was the big rally
day for Shiloh. Our services were
continued after an excellent Sabbath
School lesson by a fine ser>11011
gum?by R<V. Wallace."
K very one enjoyed his message.
'IV.e al'tei'njjon sermon was deliver
ed by the. Itev. <i. H. White ^rom
littler Chappelle. rfts text ia
found in Exorus 4:G. His subject
being "The people had a mind to
work" Many sitting under the
sound of his voice rejoiced as he
delivered the word. Our evening
-et nihilwas delivered by the Rev. I
Williams. On last Friday evening
iU eight o'clock we enjoyed a fine
program sponsored by the
Club of Jtettis Academy.
* prf'i 11 n 1 ) '""II Hi The* "
one selling the hi >st tickets. The
one selling', the most Jiekefs was
Mrs. Lucinda Gnllnmn, who sold
? worth of tickets. On last"
Saturday at 7:00 .Mr. James Gray,
"Mokes Kcne.ly and' <?timrs nat.um.
e<l from Winston Salem. They re
ports -a pleasant trip.
, On Wednesday evening, Feb. 27,
there will be a banquet given by
tl.ie school and we are asking ybu
all to come oift and enjoy your
JIOWAll!) JR. HIGH SCHOOL
Prosperity?On Friday, Febraary
lb, we were highly entertained
l?y the Bettis Academy Glee Club
and Quartette, President Nicholas
spokeal^Q- -?- "
Kv?i\v b?>ay ,<eemed to 1 ave en-,
ioyed it. '
Miyand Mrs. II. B. Rikard en...retained
l.'ne irue-t.-i with delictus .
course of baked chicken and ^r.uin
bur of other good flings. A partV.
-Wils given Tor the girls by
Ruff and a goodly .number of white
folk witnesse i the program also.
Rew T. F. Robins in oastor of
yTTTTdh A. M.-F. Church was pleas
ed with the sum of ?50.00 raise<l
ii 4 he new parsonage Sunday.
Bethlehem Beptist Church wag
highly honnrei SiindiLv' to -havewTlli
tlifenv -Rev. C. II. Brown of
Columbia, K. C. JJe preach''d two
ttowet*fnd~ser?ii<>hs tlmr were enjoy
-d by all.
At 11:0!) A. M. his text was
found in Micah <?:S. Subject, "Walk
ing with God." ThiO'P. M. his text-waa?found
in Numbers l.'ltlTchapti
r. subject, "The voicj^ of the InThe
.Junior t "k ir n nde.red very
beautiful niusic all day- *Xfisg An-1'i1'
M.'e Mor.'un pianist. Mr. J.
Kcliey sang v i y sweetly Sunday
.?right?-iM-Iis Kye is on the SpffrI'oW."
The
Missionary Society of. Bethb
he Pi- Baptist Church is asking
i ''y 1 1 1,1 ii I'Tm-iinji'i
-hut" nil -Srmftay~eggs from Feb
through the month of May tb be
'-'old for the benefit of the Society.
The visitors in the "services- Sun
buy were Rev. Henry Miller from
I 'hiI:; Iphia,. Pa. ami Rev. and
Mrs. Rartiin from Fountain Inn.
Tii Y. P. U. service,-conduct
< i by -lie active president, Mrs.
X. K. Singleton -was gi>od. Parti
KH;b. rr; l'rm 'inY Hi ?TTTr"
"TnaTFrTTiTi Ida Rutherford.
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_LiK VYTOX STRiiKT HI SCHOOL
U < 1 liiirhlj i in i li i I
ui-t week during devotion services
by the. loth ami 1 I.th grades,
F.uh '-morning programs con- is'.',('
of the lives*of sbme noted
We r.>( s. Monday-A. M. Mrs. N.
-dV-StiTeleC-n coudtictl'd the service.
Mrs. Guess Gary j)resentetl the
10th prude: 1 "Why we cehbrate
XT '-'i <> History week by Cecil JonSpiritual
'Go-Down Moses* by
i 'uss. Memorial Prayer" in be- ,
i nil'- d' Piof. and Mrs^-R. K. Gia.i
den and family, by Supervisor Ir, |
S. Gallman.
___X" -ih'y-Ar-M. 11th l?i'a<V: Go-j
i <r Sieght?.n conducted. 1 .Involute
n. 2. "Some noted Xeproos'Y
by .Mint < l.trk. S'election^P ick
aninnyV Lullaby"?Female Quart
e'te.
W- dm s.lax' A. M. 10th grade J.
-P&tis conducted: 1. Invocation. 2.
Or>., .f Paul Luwcrence Dunbar's
poi-rpV by l-Junice Dewalt.
Thursday A .Mi* 11th grade. L.
lores combated: 1. Invoention. 2
I X< gi:o Fffcu n tnv* K..
, .MI14M* mac
Stuart;' , ;'iy' Selection Stat of the
night, Kcim.le Quartet. 4. Business
by I'm at"fut t Reeves. 5, Selection
double quartet "Li?<ly'* and. Prof.
ii|-p-l.r \T;w. Vfa n ku in.
Mrs. Eunice II. Allen, Messrs S. W.
Allen. Sr. and Wilson SUerh:
Ttn the >u|< list"TfriTSi s t ers Mayes.
Ma he IvkhclberjrerT" BrO, and
rSI^tT-r T. 15. Morgan.
Thv s* rvices at Calvary Presbyterian
Church were enjoyed1 by all.
Rev. Murray" the nast?r th"''""''
?H-rH+f?A . .M. Wits TmTfuT John 5:4.
.Subject. "The Rife of Abraham
Lincoln.*'.
Tin* members were delighted do
welcome .Mrs. Kunice K. Allen as a
full member. . =_.
A,t ":0b r, M. the Missionary
[.;uiie- tendered a program i,
.Music "Triii: Hearted" 2 Selection
'I>y . Bethlehem Junior Choir.' 3.
Selecting . Reading "Smile" by
.Miss Dorothy Miller, 4. Select'iio.hy
Choir. 5. Report by Mi's.
Murray, b. Selection-, by Choir.
Addr'-ss, PiDf. T. D. l,"ogan. 7.
"TherOhJ Rugged Cross" by Miriam
Mates, Rart'de M. Robinson,
(flady.H Cropper, Janette Salterwliite,'lltttt-Se
Cromer, Klsle Gall- '
man-and Ernestine Purton. A
neat sum was raised.
" The rh''nii>er;s are j*ia>I to know ,
Rev. Murray has been advanced,
;?" . ? . I
~T , J* ~
u-1?? i *
but regret-la -lose him. -
Friday A. M. 10th grade, Grady
Butlar* cotndudied: j. Spiritual
"Ain't Going Co study war no
mpre'* E. Clamp and \V. G'la&strow.
jpvxwHty>i.
noted Negooes?Daisy. Butler. 1
selection (a) Look away (b) Migh
ty Lflik a Rose by Male "quintette.
MiSs Hpleu _E. Nance "pianist. She
is loosing notTTne in preparing the
chiW>ren for the State Teachers'
Assljcujtion. " =.
The funeral services for little R.
F. Gladden. Jr. were arramreri l>v
Supervisor Gallman aiitl faculty
[of D. S. H. School. Mr. .J. R. WiU
liams JJadOrtakeis -RiVigtam:
1. Musi^'Asleep in Jesus" by the
Glee Club.
2. Invoeation by Bro. H. V WMv
3. Sl'H'cuon "/lave Thine . own
way" Female Quartet.
4. Scripture, St. Luke 7:11-10 by
Rev. G. H. White.
5. Obituary by PSiilR. Allen..
0. Resolutions by Lizzie Gall'maiv.
7.. Remarks Matt. 0:23*20 by Rev;
J. I. GbldjOh.
H. Du*^,? Jesus?lover of my "goitl
"by iMisses Miriam Rates and
Elsie Gallman.
>-The floral .'offerings from the
White and colored friends were yery
beautiful.
Aftiv.. mi ..I .tn.U.i.i !
^
Nance, Andrew Ford, J. W. Brown J
and George Schumpert: Miytioi*ary
paul bearers: Robert Hs-Harp.
Earle Cicely, Ci; C. Pratt, enroll
Hare, Wade Livingston, Marquis
Singleton and Nathaniel Rather-.'
ford.. Flower girls: Julia (iallma'i
Angeljne'Gallman, \lary*F, Bytes
Fannie M. Sims, Mary L.'Pratt ai^l
Catherine White.
_ Mm Hattio Alexander, ..the adult*
teacher of Drayton sohoofiis sT+Tv~
in,g hard tl? instruct 'her pup Is
She-has a class of ^interested pupils.'
The Junior Club %of Calvary Bap
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clark Feb.
15, 1935. The guests wcVy Pi
Counts and Andrew Ford
After the business, a ccjiriuu>
course of punch and- cake was -ami
John Clark, Pres.: Viola Clark.
Secretary.
. Rev. and M i s. -Vl-ung w--rc t Ive?
honored gu'sts.r.f Mr.' aml Mis.
Robert ReeVes Tuesday P. M.
"Three couise dinner was serv-l
ed. .First: Clhickin noodle soup
Second' Host Chick: n, biscuit .tire's
[sing-, riv*' potato salad; t-d -.low.
Thirds Spanish delight with ub tv"mountain
cake.
The Sport Tornain's. (Tab w ,.
higiily cnteilainr-fl by Mis-*-. -HhrJ
Rutherford, Friday. Feb. i a:
her home on l)rnvion st
After several g1aiii:,.V'?,f whist a
repast of cod >a, cake en.: mi!.*.wuis
serxed. __?
The. guests tvc're M >st, . -Cladi-.
o'a Singleton, Siueta (in'.bs.M, I.u.Tvina
"Sanders ami Vvraa !. tuber7"
f'Q-rf. ~
Mtrs Katie MueTia: c w.h enter
Vain thexlub Friday, tFnrt./l. Jl' t-b
J'lease send yotv taws i' -Pi. -i., i
later "then .Sunday IV-'M.
Ft.o! it. Allen, Ago1'.
IIKTTI-S ACADlvMV NIAVS
'Mrs. Collins/ Miss Singleton".
|"nlo aII.I W; Ht lllgl.ti \\ t r meter
hear the famous Kno'xvillc Quart
ette. ' y.
""".Our Basket ball giils played Id to
Voorhees t1 am at J>eninik" en i h.
12, and here on the lfith. Roth
tflllHes were ill 1- iv-l ng >iKl largcly
attendetl.
Several students and teach' ts
uf Bettis attended the \alentrr.e
party in' Aiken on the evening
the 14th, which was given for the
benefit of our rally fund.. .
Our boys' basket hall teipn play
etl llrewer in Grt^-ownod Friday
afternoon, although they lost the
game, they enjoyei the trip very
mind*.
Mr. McCairr~and his nth graders
gave a Very unique Valentine par
ty in HI >.-cnwald Chanel ThTursda\
atternoon. This' gdoupgave a
Successful rally party at .the .honeof
Mr. and _Mrs..,.l.- .M. Sim pit in?
.Saturday evening.
Misses Heh n Whitloek, Gussie
Ghent and Thelnva Dean were among
those who attended. a Valtine
party in Greenwood Friday
evening.
'President Nieholdon a Mended
a meeting in. interest of the summer
school work in Columbia. Sat
unlay. He was aceompanied by
Mr. U. S. G. Sweeney, freshman.
The spicy and interesting -program
of songs'and readings which
Prosperity Friday dVening by a
mixed group o-f our students, wa
attended In .u large and a'j>plr~-T:ttive
audience (of both white and
colored citizens, all of whom werewell
pleased, Pres. Nicholson ma !e
a very practical 4a Ik?which -de
lighted the audience. This ontrrhainmtmtr
win finv-Ur,*?<>)'
the Freshmen class Rally Fund
Rfof. C. A.Rubens, class sponsor;
deserves nwieh credit Cor this sph'ii
did effort.
Lie. W._ H. flightljwvr,-. senior,
preached?rtt?the* deho\mh?Pttptirt
Church, Columbia, S7TT Rev* Muitt,
pastor,. Sunday.
A combination surprise Birthday
party for. Masses Luchia Dann
and Hattie Ruth Morse, freshm' n,.
idlfl pre-Valentine social.was nivon*
by a mixed group of students at
the pampus home of Rev. .and Airs?
-\V. M. Parker on Wednesday eve-,
ning.
Mrs, M. B. Price of lour primary
department, -spent the weck-yifd j
at her home in Aiken,
Our school an;h comnuinityw.$?S...
roprenenteci -at- tin- W'stent ( ;111 \ *"
Una Joint County Teacher's A^
Roclaftk>n at Ridge> Spring High |
?S. In i I Satin.lay by IM'es7~NioRoIson,
Mr. ' and Mrs. Blassen\gale, I
Airs. Holmes, .Mrs. Collins, s Miss
iOssie llolmjes, Messi^ Geo. Holmes
I)an'l Watson, Floyd Hammonds]
Olid r. C. Ci. Mui'l'lll'.V. H
Me.-srs?f-Hms. Thomas, Geo. and
M. T. Stephens, G. M. HicksOn rendered
programs at Bailey Bethel
C^nivir Mini ?Ru eolhred school at
Troy. ^S. G? on Friday* ad Saturday
evenings in interest of our
tally. Mtu-h credit is duo Miss
Hattie Pert'in,. teacher, for leaving
alty.nged tluSe affairs. The group
s|?chL the week-en i at the Thomas ,
home-ht Greenwood,
JJdr. Blas.tengale,- Lies. CokOr and
Goodjion, Messrs M. Ghent, W R.
Hill and R. Madden spent Sunday
Ill ' " "TTT
I/aui'"ns county where the young"
mini-tiMs filled preaching engagements.
Misses liaitiii Ruth and Envma
and .Mr. Darr.iel Morse" spent tUe.weik-end
at their home, Ninety
President Nicholson, Mesdanies_
CdlRns and Blass?engale, Misses
Janie Goodwin, Bertha Moore, Al iie
: Mosele.v-.-y Ophelia Landrum,
Messi .s^AVillie-tewis and Zack Sim
mmv-n ttMrstiiperi (at "Pleasant
Grove t'nurch, Edgefield, Sunday.
I.ic W alt r Key pre^jied an inter
estiiii: -e.rnion for. th^ occasion,
which was followed by an inspiring
talk by the pastor. Rev, G. W.
Bib: kciv an 1 a practical talk by
.Pres. Nicholson. .
Death of a Noble Woman"
Mi s. Klorda Key, a highly respected
cjtixtn of this' eommuinity
, an . a faithful member of Mt. C^fl":i.in
t'hurch,^'pnjrtcu tbig 1 i."<? i\iiZ
felt. " I7dT'TNg "l|frie daughters,
;\v( Muu, mule thanrforty grandchildren,
w:th mgny other lelafcivs
and a host of friends ti > mourn
for hfrr. 'A large congregation
,ay afternoon at the dhurch. Lie
| llightower and Key, ?res. "NicholI
son "and the Bett'is singers participate
i in the service. Rev. Block
1 r preached the funeral "sermon.
Among her daughters are. Mesdam
?'s Maybe! !c Lanham, Sarah Tillman
'im i. Diaiu'md fdoyd of this
..auu-imi-iti-t> . -Rashn Morgan
an'vl Miestii Mealing of New York
< "ity. -
M s .o-; (tussie Sligli alii Caiv
i ie Hiekaid visited their 'homes in
i'rospiiity iming tlv week-end
and MisSvs Kjliia ItutherforiL .Mag
_>ui!iy Sik111 .in ! fan ;e Garv| visile!
fheii Newberry heaves. .
. Mr., (km. .Stephens made a ooirt
|.i i !ieii..iv e a.iid ititer* sting repoort
el' thi'. Interracial Students Christ
I, 1 'oof IL. Ill- , ulii.h will. IIIj'olupih'ia
locently, at our Sunday
evening \ csper service.
We are, all glad to see Mrs. Bes
sic Nicholson at her several posts
v duly .frail, after a lew week's ill
MUX CMAPRfc-A. M. K~"
.?..I'ev. (i. II. White. Paster
N . wiie: r\ ?-Mr.1 -luries Pinlfr.
?my Impressively reviewed the S.
lesson. Tile weekly t'-aeher?'
.Lie lines ad-1 strtmtch tn the S. S.
ltd it ija's a man's soul-good .to
-re how interesting the ' you?m
" 1 pit- in c. Mr-jOii'tci'-is it voting
-"mfi .ii"! ode <d tin; si<1 "i;Ls.i]):'>Tintc
ndi iit s. 1 . .
At. the usual hour of setwice
*"I lie J > t r Aru'-!*. the one Anp?el"
in. ssatrcwas 1'i11" ; w;t-h i"?rtTTTtion;
fiic a "J eloquence for
1' r M"i ii i ' ii ill ij.l H l)Ul|)H^0IT
Mi ~. Ala! >y ami Mr;'. SlU'Siy
rnjoyil this 1 feast. . Visitors ' are
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Saturday,. February 23, 193k,
1 always %>eeteJ with WELCOME.
|__ We observed Founder's Day today,
and diurnig the evening si rtfice
instead1 of regular routine a
drama-- "R;< h:ml?Allen?from?A
fcslave Doy to the First Bishop of
the African Methodist Episcopal
vGhurch," was present?Mrs. Hi. -B.
While, .Ssui.tor ""Miss II. E. Nance,
pia' ist and M ss- A. L. Pearsonf di
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for every Negro couWTiave^seen-'.
it and especially MetW KlisUs. It
was grand and a Targe audience
enjoyed it. _
Stewardess Board No. 2 held its
tegular monthly meeting Friday
afternl->on in the lovely home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Whitner, Mrs.
Whitner is the president. Mij**MlltlJ
till SleVens, the president, was
the charming hostess to thq busy
bee club Thursday afternoon. TheLend-A-HAND
Club is sponsoring
a Colonial Party Friday night. The
HvxcelsioT Club fs sponsoidng a
Lemon .^jcial Tuesday night
LEFSVILLE?1
\
Sunday, being a pleasant day the
S. S. opened as usual. Rev. Butler 1
entered tire pulpit and preached a
"wontftfr.'ur sermon to an apprecia- *
tive. congregation "
The League held .its regrular
hieetipg. Rev. Butler Unreached a
wonderful sermon Sunday afternoon
at the Batesburg Hi Schoioi.
Little Lizzie Fukks and Lois
Adgti's gave Birthday parties Mon
day afternoon at their respective
homes.
Miss"" .Mary Lou Wright entertuincv..
a nuniber of friends with a
lovely birthday party 'MJmday eve- - t
ning at tlm Imiiiii' JUT grand' r?~
mo-'ilner, Mrs. Mtiry Stephens.
Games of whist were the interesting
games of the evening. A de
lieious coitrse'was served. Every
one went away exnre.-sinv himself?as
-having enjoyed a ' wonderful
nine. - tv .- . 1 '
?-Ml'.. J^hn 1'lloippsK^of Tbxlng
ton spoilt Sunday afternoon with
Miss Kmnia Marshall. _ *
? Mith^^Lurctle Wheeler, Med, last
week at the hojnt' of. her mj>thtr, *"
'Mrs. Dolly, Slight- .
An apple birthday was given at
_the Friondsh+p?Baptist Chhi'Ch
Tuesday night, for-the benefit of.
the Usher Board.,"
Prof, and Mrs. Wilson and members
of the faculty attended teachers
nvvting at Ridge. Spring Saturday.
1?
??MesdiihVos l:ara Thomas, Mage.ie
Let? and DeLida Pompey are on the
sick list - * ' ??
Mr Ed. Moses died at his home
Sunday night
ST. MARK A.M.*}. CHURCH "
Rev. E. 1'. Butler. Pastor
Sunday, -February 17th was n _
high day at the above naryu 1
c hurch. Al 10 HQ o'clock flic. B. ~~
- S. wa ??CO fidiiv'f ed by the Supt.
All fbachers at their post of duty.
At 12 o'clock the pasror-mountid
the, ivostrum and preached-, a
wonderful sermon. Text found.
Gonovis !L!)?Ami the "Lord, God
called unto Adam- and said where t
art. thou? Subject. To=?Disobey?J?
God brings fear and shame upon
man. This message was very
..iinii'h-f)it"y?vl-4>y nH presort:
Tin Sunday . nightr February TO
jlLJLliQ P. M. Founder's^ Day-pro-"^
K'am was conducted by the Supt.,
Mr. A. ('. Cooper. Splendid p?=
: peis and addresses were made by
] M iss N'iola Williams. Miss Eve
-lyn Tiiulal. Miss Lydia. Wiiliams,
Miss Sarah Johnson. ' Solo ' bv
.Mrs. K, l'. Butler. Strong lectnr- - ?^?
es ITy Itov. C. W. Williams and
Rev. Bptler.
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