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E imfPtoooMuvvvuywtt?? [ "Thei New Rider" I t > , * |V Speaks now , " _ :Fl n The Trenches!] - I? Br 11 Rev. K. Philip Ellia <> . " > NEGROES WILL WUBK L & l It can be truthfully said to the credit of Negroes that the masses '{ of them rather work than loaf or , beg. The indictment against Ise-<s-?grows that they are shiftless and - lazy, and prefer a state of^ idleness to that of hard labor, is.raise-, x feel safe in saying that y out of every 10 .Negroes are willing to f do any kind of \vork to. make an honest living: Negroes are never found guilty.of great big mail robberies, bank hold-ups, or kidnaping for ransom. His desire to earn bread is by the sweat of Us brow. Now this argument is easily sustained by our people living in cities and in rural communities. There can be no better examples given to prove this assertion than the many that we have here in Charleston. This is a seaport city where Sea food is abundantly sup1 plied. And almost everything eatable that comes-out of the water i? peddled to your door every day by Negroes who are endeavoring to earn a livelihood. Again Charleston is a great shipping center,-and when these large steamers- come in to be loaded or unloaded, hun dreds of Negro men work day and night without shift, Sunday included. Truck farming is a leading industry, ?n-rfrhe Islands around' ~ ??this city. And on these farms grow some of the best vegetables in the United States. This food is also brought daily to your door, either by Negro men in wagons-or wmu-n with carts. W . ^A furthey corroboration of this HPvaict is to be seen from 1 to 25 A or more Negro women selling beau ?TifGT^oWtrnr~nTOUTid the iimffr post , Boffice every day in the year, and Halmost every kind of weatherrThe ( authorities had so much resfor, the?way these women f were trying to make an honorable |?Jiving- that they overruled a comp plaint on the part of some citi- zens to have them go elsewhere ] ^ Whatever may be^said to the dis e credit of the Negro,-the ope iniB^^?grbant-thing if>?ht^-ffrvor iay^ha'i =; ,1s provided" Kim, he a^ill , ~~ "accept"imy kind, buTimeSbe-wU-beg- -steal. ?-- X- T , Look Out For The Red Cafes L_. At every large railway, 'statrjon you will find colored boys, and es\ pecially . in the south, with rcd\ caps on their heads: These boy? y ,are there for the purpose of as- s sisting passengers irrespectfve of color to handle?thcir?ln ggages ( such as Hand bags, hat boxes and * rr:?similar bundles.?Now thc3c boys ? r TYl Q Vn fVinir liv'intr ^\\r v^Ainr* m : ^ ,* ""6 """'B ? ??? ^ And whatever you give thorn from r 10 cents up is always thankfully , received. Too often our big: No (groes will rather wag their belong; ings with , pockets filled with dol- .> lars before they would give the red caps 5 cents to assist them. Its ^a selfish' good for nothing spirit. Since we are living why . not help other's to live? \Ve ratm ' . er .spend the dimes for chewing g gum and soft drinks which are" ^--mere luxuries than give it to the % rod caps?which?would?supply a? necessity for them. We must always bear in mind that wq have children or relatives. And through we may live,our lives above want. ^ our kindred after us may fall in i the trail of red caps. So when_, you throw a dime in the- way the red caps,, you may be sowwing a seed, the~barvest of whickT our -p-childme, grand children c>>/-.great grand children will reap '/rom your sowing. j ' FRATERN Arl, ORDERS. SQ1.IP cnmmnnit.v-flmi lnr-il _x city societies are trying to carry on many of th? national and in- ' "ternational lodge suns have gone ,, down seemingly to rise no more. And say what you will but this will forever be a calamity upon the business inteligence of our ra' cial- group.- I' have -nofebmg birt == \praise for the orders local or what not that are frying to hold on. , They are extending a ray of hope to our boys and girls of tomorrow. It shows that there is possibility in the ability of some-of-our group - to put for such legislation that is necessary to tie. over a crises. The Palmetto Leader Company is a wncthy pvpmpls fnr emulation. _ Smith Carolina, and the United States, thus far have produced such legislation. The church whic^ includes.-every denomination has " dune the same Him#.?Ludge fail" ures come from the lack of confidence in propositions proposed for j operation^ or a general diasatis- , faction, with the leaders in charge. * As yet the majority of colored . i people have not learned how to i spare men for a time being so as. to preserve measurers. But on the other hand they wilj kill men;y sures as; jlead as a door nail to _ get even with men, E\ THE UNION t ___ With Dr, Samuel Loyd, in the chSlr^ the Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance held li most i profitable session last Monday, i ?The subjectr "How onr cowmuifp " ty can better safeguard the health ; and life of all the people," was dis- i r cussed by Rev. D. S. Frazier. Oth' er speakers were Revs. J. W. Whjte,, R. S. Lawrance, J. C Tyun- i fcv;? bar, E. L. Baskervill, C. a. I,ed- i better, C. A. Harrison, and J. E'. 1 f jukn^'ivUJ^J Flr*z'^j'" E5per |>eat read before that body. The'I L ?. ' L ; ' - - mr Union was elated with the return of Archdeacon Bashervill. and" the president .so expj e.-sc?h'?l>r. Baskervill, was away for son oral weeks--en.gaged?hi?o'mtreh work. i 1 is tour was through northern and eastern"""cities.; The Union -js now looking forward to tho second Sunday in -March at which time, there will bev an interchange of pulpits. si. u hi:. v\ n.so.v st. ?7 _ Our ciimeh?sustained a groat loss.! in the sudden passing of Mr. Joseph Gardener. Inst Wednesday momii^r. He was a faithful stew-1 ard of "tl'ii* senior board, .and one of the best men of the church. 4 s was one. of the largest funer i ever witnessed in Charleston, r . K. II. IffcGm.'rat.irthc Psalwy and IJr. It. S. J.awrenco,* the Now I IYstainc.pt 'lesson. "''Father' I treteh my hands to thee etc," the let-eased favorite hymn w'a? anlounced by Rev. J. J'. M:vhp'l ayK. K- Young; remarks Rev. S. J. \ViIson, class loader'uf thts deee.'is.1; obituary, Miss Alfrcda Wilson:, f dlowinpr our sermon t-ho Rev. G. I!. Mite hell ntfide ' t out-bin j* re>-:,?rks. The widow wlio ilj a faithful stewardess in ott,r church h:;s the 'prayers .of. our church. a-nd* lso the children and errand 'childion. ' Undertaker Albert Jenkins!. I Cannon St:, was in charge of : he funeral arrangements and He istinirliishod himself on handling ? . K 1 no s11u;tn"ir ~ i nr.- .cu ami ^ vice w?jro liitih cla's in every ivs! Oft, aTnt'thc. laruo audience , Was '. reaUy- placard. Sunday the pi'is^* >r will piva* li morning and even-, ng. h4v Com i?mnioi i ?a I- -hotli I llvs member- rmay"nr an out-pouring. of the. Holy Spirit, ?? ! . . "Lot as advance yh par huecs:" CHESTER P VH \n,RAP!IS Chester ' friends wire?delighted" ! > see Miss Annie Lee Stinson ore Saturday, Mi.-- Slinspn. who ivas a* former student ot ] inley In s now a student at. CoultjV Anatomy, Cheraw. She \vn? accompanied by her brother. Rev. Joseph "linson,?who i? a . nu nibor of to? '"acuity of that school. Mrs. Matfk'e R.' Cunonco .w; riven a surprise birthday p. ' last Tuesday night at the home l! Mr. and Mrs. Charlie ITardin". Mrs. Curr-enec .tpiju-hcs night, scho r n l'.1 ml I.awn.~%Vti' v. : ip^o'tTnTi""" 1 from her school, that night slop T?mr~bcnhe . 1,1:. I din's home*-for '.er 4la i ort? --who had told her -'to ->mo by f<n.-. tln w. and when she tang the d<r. r-1>o!l and was a !i iittcd. she w..-"nma'/.pvi to see so many friend- rsssombled and as they sting. "ILsppy Hirthday To You.-'; it w: s tlieyi'-Juit \rood the- ?>iv..?r a.-- .Games, cod <trsat-i?|jn and .radio tans it- weii tijoyed.- }>e~ Helotr-- ? <?!*> - 1j'* hmm veW'o served. She was't ho' van pim ynf numv . tt?H-fnl nii'J ifret'v iftjs. ~Kr?nrr vznift wui <: /: .eajvina' tin-' word-'- "Happy Tlirthiav", and . also !in\ .pink. rf.ind'eheVoon. was ?ko ? f the pit'Is. yi rs. Hat tie IUn.ae.if died Sun-ijvy at her home on' Mel.mv Street fjtor a'linjrefimr ;!lno-?. Si e h-av a husband. Mr. T.ewis lUiVcre;i. i daughter,-. Mir- I.otrr?.e" VUiryett. overal sfstor^. brottrrry; rchxMv?' lid friends." Inii i val ^lorviro'sj Vav.'1not yet been ~nrrnnye<l.' ncudi n-r lie arrival <d' fur inv:iy iv!:iti.v-i! . Mrs, Georgia I'a\ i. a used "TO iiirrrr^vn.- 1 virrt; T ii.TStT'TTat'eEZ toon in Geth.-v mare .Clsi'i y .r i iter funeral services'd r.du? f ed by lie pastor/Rev. I,. ('. Jerkin *. T'r hurch was packed and many. owinpr friends and relatives ;?? ad at the. passim:- of Mrs. Mrs. .Tani'e riem died' a!nu?sT uddenly at Tier TnTTh" on I'inc k ey St.. M"pdav' niehr. . She seeitid in fine In^MhlaiL-LLayj,.iinxl .aid. >. hearty supper about dusk. l*nl&rtaker Charlie Denton was in hai'tre of tln-e tiVi'ee bodies. Mrs. Kvy Heath] and Mrs. Wif'i' T.cwjs?rfr.-iit -Mninl1 ,".i! Pie.thin t- \'iewv.M."'ndav. dtc^r a success irl t or inc. . 3xpivTie~ ur,d fr.'ilT game ve.re a'part of the ".progran't thad lay. . ' ' ... Mr?ami H'- Tior-dn-.s Avers ave the sympathy of. their ff.ii nds a the , death of t:r fir-t lmmy V son., The IMlle one lived onjyj wo .days. Mrs. l ewis \vasnJ*efTro narriajre. Miss !!o sie Tew The C'!u?trj' <'o;n'y Teachers' \ssoc*iatii.ii ! Saturd y v. Mi t lnrCfe. attondaneer--Mrs. II. D. Nelson. of I? ':*'.Ii4*? ("i.M* an.I \fi>-? E\vn 1 l;t e. v>f- J lie Si ate Do artmenl of Kducati -n v:\ repve-AOil A ft r",- ft:). . AT ' 1 I. 1 1, V'.~ ''arrntf presented" ewh with a irvft Tom the teacher? for-\vkioh th<\v xprtsyerl unnch appreciation d. "TTa l i"Rs. . Chant v Supl. f Fdw a ion. Air. .Nnra'ty iresent and spokjj t<, the teachers DfTicers -"for the-on -mnu -yt-a-H- w oi ojJectM as Mfollnws: President. Prof, 5. L. Finley;. viee-pn -id< uf. Ml Geneva Chisholm; secretary. Mrs. Catherine Johnson: I iv . -trier. Pc\. J. \V. Shaw: pianist. I'r<?f. I>ro\v >f Great Fall-: assistart -tcielavy. T.oohfi-XIi Tin six mor' iinrs held have .1 >'r> n well i'ttond< >1 and all of. the teachers are loud in their expres.-imr :r*T the help: received from the instruction rrivcn by Mrs. Nelson and Miss Ilite, It. is reported" f1fat"~f"hPst7>i> cotintCl Is the third to. report- I-Aft p?.r rent i to the Executive Secretary. S ~"i;rulertal;< r CliarlieJTlr'tMrir made i business' Trip'to.'Greenville Fri:Iay in his new ChevmTct. Mrs-. A time Belle Pn-rrms Avrrrr ro.. Charlotte Saturday afternoon for a visit t" relatives. Before coin*,'. she made about three dozen !ar<?e 'pfnk roses for her auht, Mrs. Carrie Thompson, wlio in turn. puwea mom in vases to adorn the pulpit of Calvary Haptist Church. , t' , , , , , , . , *r. These I lowers are Vfity natural looking and attractive to all who enter the church. A very largo cpowd attended the Patriotic?Pageant at?Cal v . i y Baptist Church last Thursday nite i when Misses Jpana Blaekwell and j Am ne*?Willianu?presented?about Lai) pupils of the Looniis St. School i in a George Washington program. ' The. stage decorations were In rhd, ' white and blue, rmd^ aH of the cos the same, effect. The little ones kept the audience pleased as they played their partis wefPand brave-] iv. All of the teachers of Lodmis St. co-operated in making - this program enjoyable. Mrs, Annie 15arbei-, one of the . Id citizens of Chester, died in visiting relatives. She bad been n railing: health for- several years. "She was >1 r. T. J. W alker's gr,nnd lother. ' A pow rally for the Calvary ' y -llti'innim at that church by \1 is.-es Annie ClarricT^ Joanna Blaekwell, anil Agnes Williams, a- quite'a succdSs* "A musical ual - literary program, J,. preceded he reports of the captains. The iqtal amount raised was ?38.02. appearing on program were: Mrs. 'lose Torryiiee, of Bfainerd Insfi' tile,' who read tSree poems; Miss I,aura 1 linton and Miss Edna Wood nl. l.oomis St. School teachers, a h cave a reading, Mrs. E. L. "V. Stnnb&ck, Supt.. of Metropolis aJl- A- M. E. Z. Church Sunday ehi ol read a paper; Madam M. E. -Woods, a paper; Musical'numbers vere: a piano solo by Miss Julia, -paimt ;r vocal solo, Miss Mat tie l W- Heath, with her- sister, Mi-s J Viilie T>. Heath, accompanist; a ' eal solo, by Miss Itoxie Barber;! : clarinet solo, by Prof. Young, of 'haineiil Institute.," with Miss Eu<: ice, Adair, accompanist; a vocal ..fIo l,>y B. H. Walker of l-'.raincrd Institute; a niamkdin so;n by Miss Eticnne (.ollms, 'wiHi liss _.TuIia M. Donnelly. acconv 'nist7 Mtss Donnelly also played " piano solo. The pews wore fill-' <1 with- friends from. all_ of the i hurdies of tluS city. Their, pre nce ami finaincial assistance were , i ointi (1?very,?very?much?hy-.' J'. < lvavy Baptist S,_S. Sept., , S, f,. Finley- the- pastor, !'oy. \V. H." Douulass. an<l the en! e Sunday school. lit tiir (iivls Basket Ball Game i''avid in Camden.' Friday after*1 ii T"1 ~uTi'Ti'TT.,h \ IB and iTaeh- in jli. the score was 11-7 in favor * : "Crritty" lli. On Friday aftert-sjnr.-.IcItTTs-rFri Hi - of--Vork will ; I <> .* here.- . . Mr. T.. W. Worthy motored here 'ridav frrhi.i Sharon ffir his daujrht Mi<s Fula Worthy to rotnrn ;;l.i lnin to- Spend the week-end -i mil!1, Miss Worthy is a stui. at Finley. 1 TiT i hj Second Vi'TTT Hi School cla*s (! party, ia the assembly room . I " i-'iitli-v" Hi mi Monday night. . side sWws. the Carnival rik r were the features of the i ogram.. The rpuwtl was im, i i>i. ' After the (Jrami March, . 1 went "hotm? having }iad a. vei".' ! !? :'.-ant evening. The entertain-' i it v.t" was 'from 7 to 10 p. m. with Atwiie K. Gau icky directing. < m Wednesday niorning, the Seni will serve breakfast in the ?Arrt?*?t-f?ni?Finley Ili; witfr- .'b" ..Julia M.. Donnelly tea cm or of Hit Sj_niuis, and Miss Estclle M. : .va.tr. of- the Home Economies -4-r-fi. in charge. - . ?;?;? The I'ro.cri ssivc Bible .('lass, of I ifioh Mr-. M. M. Adair is prcsi' t.'aiit in its regular meeting her .jay afternoon at?. the home j Mi s. .1. \V. Wright, jColutphia T~*: The; wa> t^tighl by Mrs. i, ??!. .)oik's,, from -the Book ,of_ ' t!h> .? The ..next, meeting "will ii-.thc secoink Thursday after. vir? at the homC of Mrs. Mattie "Mr. ('ohimbi.T St.? .NINETY-SIX NEWS 1 li gr: I - i a-l.i t O :|| t.-a'iii. oT" " ' wi r fTuiiior fcbtl'ege canwi down n.i played the "NMnety-Six1.. high ti'iol aggregation a fast game L-..,-: Tae. ij*.iy: aft crrR-orv wly^-fo he -?11;111hI?Ly: the "la" mess," nL Vy-SJx to-tile tune of 10--. f I . k? boy's t.aui of Brc'Wfr Juti| ... Voll.eo pHTyei'the Ninety-Six isli bey- at the' same time, and, v.F.^ wnv-.i ? vvv.i mr III I/UC | ;tipUiyinjr boys who were tz-I nr their t'ir-t matched oxpeitvneel ..?ke? bii'lI -ii the ,ovs. f?M" the - -cvvie 'ruiibinn. iv .n ili ewi j- uirl- by Ninety-isisf . \vinilljr by. a it 1 of S-l. T!n> J'ashio': ,?,1in\v -p - ?-Vd' by ?? v 1' ' 11'1 ^ ' - The i.-Micr. , . 1-^-- .'1 lil-L, fourth an 1 fib "i aik i'i sj.1 ^ivr-lv. wiiLa. : very siu ?'?'-si''il in ibiit' . it ' ti.ii <f\y ?rr?11 V: " n rr+-n?winy :i rxt'nrs :o seevthely oiiil'drefi in notion. <!<- l;etiwv': io)i copp.^t bold 1 n ' Mi. Pleasant A. M. E. fTunvh wiis hi overwhelming. success. Their .young people, .two boy- and two irl- iii.'sI'mI *'iif ;lii' Vi>enr of . ; > 1'* -' -n t i n ?_r the .eiuiol in the i-t nte-i of the tlliri divi-iOn of the . i'i. ihiiont rieelnnition League which will be held at the Eauiens ' ' > nty Training Scho 1, fira> "o/rL t.March 1. The sue e st|l contest - are Joel ! ' .(,'alhoun f '.'-i 111- vcnth era v and Runette | -fr>fTTT-Tn-rrf the Ninth made. Wo ' i i o happy to havp in tlio moo tin' Sintorinloti of tho.. * "ity^ohools, Mr. C. C. Stewart, to f'.i'r with Mr:Lonir. another of 'ho teachers of white "hiirh school ?cr| t.hrr?ftrvr Mt. f.edbot u't, ptrsr or. of Baptist (white). Chtirch Those ^enthAn.n caiho to^ judge' t.ko ('ontest, ^?ut were loud in their ! expression- r'Vf praise of program. Mrs. .M. K. Johnson, tin- efficient Supervisor of the' schools of the founty" along with Prof dohnsi'ii > , ' ' THE PALMeI'TO LfcADEl HETTIS* AlADEMY?MEWS One of tin: most .enjoyable siocial affairs of the season was the PostViili-ntine Fostial given at. the love ly. hunie of Alv. and_JUrs. Jos. Blocker on the everting of "February by the .'c'ii>iv. Fhe?hugO" crowd was nigmy uviignu-'d. Mesdames Blassengale and Collins, Mrs. Ethyl Blockcr(Gollins) and her two children," and Mr. Dun't Watson attended a Birthday dinner given for Mrs. Collins' husband, Mr. Li Wv Collins at their home. Mr. and Mrs. John Bean, Aiken Mils. Daniel Ambitose,- Mobres town, X. J. and Mr. T. H. Allen, Augusta, Ga., visited Bettis on Thursday and were luncheon quests of Prof. am. Mrs. Nicholson. Mrs. Ambrose and Mr.' Allen were favorably it\jpreused by what they -aw of our institution. Mr. and Mrs. Bean :.re among our loyal friends of long standing." Our girls basketcers won a vie >ory, over the Schofrold , sextet February '2.1. The following day they held' the long end of , 21-7 core in the gante with_the Haines girls. Friday evening a very large audience enjoyed the literary and > uisical program in Quinby Chap< 1, under the direction qf Miss C." B. Singleton* ? " Rev. W. M. Parker, of our facility; preached an inspiring sermon : t l'U asatit Rock Baptist Church, i ,'ar Ninety Six, SuivJay. . He was ; .-companied by Misses.. Morse, tiauiels .and Graham and Lie. W. ! I. Hi#htower. Misses Elizabeth McCreary and ! ucile JohnMm >p nt the week-' :ri at thej^j hfthie, ' th'ur. BlackMr. and MrsAlL' A. Blassengale worshiped at Mine Creek Church, Pallida CVii?q(tM,of which she is a member, Sunday. A group pi sTtrgers rendered a prograsm -tit Mt. Zion Church, t.ceds,. lev. IS. J. nice, ptbdol' and Tabernacle, Blaokville, Rev. J. I). . Ict'rearv. pastor, slmnhiy Pres. Nicholson accompanied the i itigers and ma O timely and inter c ling talks. Mrs. Collins was the dinner i uesi ol her ehildrn, .Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blocker -Sunday. Mrs. Kninia Atkinson and , her rhmghter, Gertrm.il', spent the week-end', with her mothcr-ih-laiw, . !r-. "Sarah Atkinson, at her home i-i Aik'e.n,: , , ? .MI't w.-'W.. '.Nicholson and a p.roup of our singers worshiped, at Weaver, pastor, Sunday. They j.rc.-ented the claim of our rally to i'u? friends there. who esponded i a lily. , - Miss Ruth Bettis is spending M- we k with her aunt, Mrs. Ada Ileitis .arid family. * * Our'malc quartet N*?rh-conip3s< i of Messrs Chas. Thomas',..G M. llickson, George and M. T. Stepl-u! ien-.j an e"iovable pro-. ii.ram at island Public .School Frity evening. Messrs I.. W-. Collins and Lynius Simmons of Pleasant Grove Church Cdgefield, attended the- meetting of five Pettis Cash Basis Committee here Friday. .-Messrs Daniel and Purvis Morse,' Ireshmcn, visite<.- their homes near Ninety Six daring ,the weokend. .- ' -* ?? .Miss Helen Whith ck, senior, was, pleased to have her mother \'iht i* Salunia>. Miss Patria Byttis. olfe of our primary Jbaehers, along with Other a embers ot her familyy, attended the marriage of hor cousin, _MisS Marie Perkins and Mr.' 1 lavis, Sumkiiy." Priin-ipal K. T. Holmes oif Higgins schoql; Saluda County, spent "he wl< k-eml Iwith his parents; 5fi\ and Mrs. Geo. Holmes. K.a\ ami Mrs. John Watson of 1'idgc- Shrir.g' Were among twr guestsXon February 22, also their ildrcn ar.d grand children. Rev. : nd Mrs. Tolbert and family of] C.rt'UlUveod.MAN.MNG TRAINJXG S?<' ||?OI J Feb* 22-2,1?The N. K. S. C. bet , ft- Kituwn na me ? farmers of South Carolinn. hold their annual . onferenco lit StateC'oirege,Or: ngeburg, S. C. I tavirl Wilson a ivprcscnTative~ from the. Manning Tr. Scl* >o.l local chaptery-plnyed a-big part 4n -tflve rOYiTerenee. David Wilson receiv-. ed tb'?' modern xurmoi degi<ee hi . lis meeting for the wonderful prograss he had ma?je'in last three years under K. M. Walker, Instruc tor of Vocational Agriculture ir the Manning Tr.. School. P,t tjie first in the hrs.ory has "Hid Mm milium Tiaining Oilraoj nmdg:i Wontertul puogivss trr?rrrord -hue Vocational Agriculture, has Wow < > f diti-herl in the Schooi. For the la^t three years the Maiming TVv School has been imlot wing in every respect. Espectl'v in* Vocational Agriculture and yr.nl beautif ieatioh. ~ We have' been making a wonder fid progress in the district judg my <ind speaking contest ' under Prof. K. M. Walker. Also we have' been taking a part in the State ~ludtrmg-a?4 Speaking Content. of Brewer and the Supervisor's husband were in our contest audience. They, too, expressed them-clveij. ?s having enjoyed' the proLM-ant." ' - : - . . ?The ! <mi si.y Schdijl lit Bethlehem Baptist/wag ^conducted in a very satisfactory manner with Supt. Graham and his staff of teachers Tn fKcif places. The many friends of Mr. P. S. Goodwin will regret to learn that he is ^hiit in on accbunt of having l?een painfully burned, last Thurshfe out. " , U. Ilfti hei It; Reporter i i ' : -11 ALLE7S I EMf'Lfe A. M. ~E. ~ j Rev. K. I. Lemon, Pastor1 Greenville,?Since the weatlier, is wilim.nn.l |ili?as:ilit. many eager church-goers are finding jth*ir way to the dhl.;trch. Sunuay School op" Cl\6d At the usual hour with u fine attendance. The lesson was thoroughly taught and many helpful points were brought put. Morning services began at ll:fy " A. M:?The pastor pnvu-hed a very r forceful sermon, which was very . incniiMno1 ncinrr ?v? > onWin/.f ""'."fe OUUJ^VV, "Proportionate Giving'.'' We had .one to join the church, Miss Pauline Rogers. The A. C. E. League met at-rr o'clock witlh a huge attendance! The young folk a* w?U as^the adalts are tAking"activo parfs in making the League v\Miat it should be. The Booster* Club was highly entertaine. by Mrs, Margaree Smith on last Tuesday. The following officers_were elected: Miss F. L. lA'kes. Pres.: Mrs. Margaret' Smith. Vice Pres.; Miss Eunice Adam-. Sec.; Mrs. Uattie FHadger, Asst. Sec,;. Miss L. R. Tillman and Mrs. Lila Lee Mays, Trefts. The meeting was enjoyed by alj. The "Ministerial'-'.-S do Contest was largelyendicd. Rev. 1L I. Iyomon received 1st prize, tC big fat hen, and Rev. Thompson of St. Andrew* M. E. Church received L'nd price, a .hen also. This was ponsored by Mr. J. L. Mayes. All clubs and members arc ask i 1 to .u your best in the rally \ hieh comes off March 10, llb'IR. WOODRUFF NEWS Trinity A. M. E. Zion Church, Rev. W. I.. MiCol lough, Pastor, Sunday SchcM opened af the usual hour, with Supt. L. H. Wilburn an ! all teacliets at their uost of duty. At?L1:(I0?t) 'cluck?Rev. ?Met 'nU nusjh prcaehfd a tea! good's' nnon, v.hich was enjn.u'd h.v -alt.. ? At .S ./clock Sunday night . lie. I re ache i?a stml?-tin'iiie. scniiiiii. I-'ervioOs. were attended day and . iu'Ht. The pastors winking elub ?.I" i!ie home-of?Miv and .Mi>. F. Fosters Friday eveniftg. Felt. 22, " at 7:.'?() presided l>y .the Pres.. after all 1 usitU's-s, the hostess "serv ed a dv iieious repast. Prof. Allen Williams spent the -rwlwiT ? wtrtrlris'paren;s. .Mr. and Mrs. .1. II. Will ants. Gadsden, S. I A Silver TcnTwas., -given- Sim'a'y afternoon at the li ?m? of .Mrs. hum's Fielder in behalf of the iistor's aid elub of New Bethel Baptist Cluuvh. The Bros., Mtcr >1. K. Rogers was ire the chair. Mis* G. Marshall rendered a good progi'am. A large number was ! ) sent.and a neat sum raised. -TheI'o te.<- assisted hy her sister, Miss 7.ora Moody served p itatp chips afnhvirhes,cake ;iml toa^M 7 Mrs.~ .Jannie Brown, die,. at In-* ! ome Sunday morning,, after a . !;?ng illness. Funeral service'was i eld at o'clock Monday, by the Rev. V. D. Roekerd, ami the Rev. fphn' Higgins, of Ga-t, -nia, NI. C. interment was in the church yard. She is survived by her husband r-kp, Walter Brown. And the following son* and (laughtersj J. R. Mffwi Rev. T. I>. Gist of \Voodruff. Mr. W. G. Gist of Winston-Salem. X. (\ Mr. K.. !.: GDI of Washing-" : m. I_>. ('.. Mi . Minirnon Morris i f Woodruff, njujni host of irlaives an . Mr. tf." 1). De-hill of S|*ai!ian~ burg, S. C. Was a business visitor I ere TJuesday.-.of this week. I.AGREE A. M. E. (TRCFIT Rev. \V. B. Bowler, 1'i.slor Quite an interesting and colorul picture was painted in; our -hutch IiistDry, Sunday Feb. 21, I he occasion was the . second Quarterly <"( nlVrence held at 'Alien -< ha;nH A. M.' Kr-Grrgrrh of-which 1 he Rev. E. F. G. Dent is the effiielit and highly esteemed I'. E. We were agreeably Surprised to have Rev;..I. C. McCfetlan, \\ E. Hf. the Spartanburg I)isG am, Mr. still an. a student of Allen I 11 i -versity . m-computtiug ?Rev. Dtyit. sioii of gladness reflected' fn 111 hearts ovcrflowinir v.-it.h in-u tn have .this very lino contact. The Sun (fay .School was conduct? (i by Mrs. Sallie Evans, the officient and l'aithful Supt. and- . he* official staff. The lesson was "nugh:5 by Mis?es A-. E. Bu?gdon, and Eariinc Dupree of Lagreei | Mr9. A .E. Harrison, of Mt, IJisrah..: Sumter, reviewed., Hie le. son. 3 1 'o'clock thonnts^oy'iTco" sePted Rev. Dent, who in turn pre-' ' "ntcrt Ryv. <V'-filtiJb'n lrt ueliv.er I the morning message-. He used as j a text Acts 28:2 "And t'nc barbaI riaiis showeft us no d mimon kindpeSs: for they kipdled a fire and rei eeived us all, because of the pre| sent rain and because of-4he cold." Subject, "Kindling a, Fire." * .jiu.. lieyei's rejoiced and sinners trem, bled iwthile the man of Got.' deliver, ed this ..powerful sermon. ; The evening services were held at I .agree. Many who attended the morning -service with others, inrongeu tne cuitreh at 7:30 O'clock RcV. MK'1"1!'1'1 i-pnWt fiimiv the subject, "Master Builders." Every one present enjoyed the message. Tlie offering was ~ hearty response of the great appreciation of a high day in Zion, Rev. Bowler_. arvi1 'his officials |>aicl the P. . E. out 100 per cent liftihg high the standard as the starting point on the second rounds. Revs, Dent and McClellan complimented Miss A. E. Brogdon hjghly., having -been elected delegate to the Electoral College to meet in July 193f> (Mir Mottj> is "Excelsior." , V* / . ' ' SI'KIMC FIKL1J HA 1' I'IS I 1 CHIKCH" , Lauronsr-The Willing: Workers . Club *t>ur.>;oi-Ml?a-?Candla Light t Wedding^ la>t .Muiuiy which { was enjoyed "by a huge audience. "' Kach captain?ha viiiK?the?amount ol' -STUO let his candle remain burn ' ihj*. . The highest amount, raised . ?W*s ?111.00 by Key. Hood and Mrs j i?uy v. troy woo o't^ivco uu' non~rn?of mairyOil* each other. The amount raised was ?15.15. The Ever Ready Club renderew a Velightfuj service Sunday after noon. R* v. Karl Wrigtht preached a wonderful sermon. Bethlehem ufuTSSS! Different nunisiyrs 11 joyed the. service weie Reverends W. R. Martin', pastor, Carter* N. Wood, JI. H. Hill. Visitors from various churches attended the service. , . -*> SUMTKR NEWS L The pastKr, choir and mcmbers c-f Emanuel 51. K .Church rendered [ service at lilt. Pisgah A. M. . E. t Church on Sunday afternoon, Feb. 24, forthe benefit of tthe Mission-, -try,Society and- Boosters Club of Mt. Pisgaji. The congi'gation was highly pleased \vith the message ... hvei. by Rev. S. \I. Miller. Thy idleciion ^\as ?10.30. The Progressive Federap'd Club neld its regular ipeetine ' on Tues day, Feb. 12, at?thy i.'.U-iu.v of J L. -lis.. Ro.-a C;unpbell. The .meeting was largely attend... ,i.f ami the hostess served a deli-' . ious. repast. .The One More Effort Club held tvjirldr lHi-ct 1 nr Wednesday, Feb.. 20, at the residence of Mrs. I. A. Jotios. - w Rev. Miller was present and lav -or<.\. the members witli ?ncouragi:g remarks.' A card of thanks was red;fiViftt the daughters of the laite: Mrs Slav on, acknowledging. _ i telegram sent by.-the club to the family:?It w ill, report oil thai" ?-LUU- had b'on given to a needy fam ?'V sim e?tlhc las; 'Meeting. . The - res. tihen thank-ed the groups for iheir splendid report mil e at a call meeting and as jt result. ?>!' i In-- tin : !sf:> tm xuxj?-u al ?-Ux- | the Wilkinson Home...- Kach group i as .planned u. fttak.e another re- . , port of $12.00 at the March meeting, This amount will be the final amount on the quota for the -home for the year. The hostess served a repast. ? r 'I 1 l ><1 1 I 1 - l-Mi u !W rut-? dially entertainer Feb. j 2'.'. wlr u _Mlt. ~-Il. 11. lioaaTd wa-t-tfiist To the 1 lub. A full business meeting was'1 lu-fd, then the usual f social hour | was spent. The salad course serv. ' ? 1 W.i- AH-U'.V-i inuefi vD.^vt-th by?nil: | > The Givit I. err true held its rcgu- I !ar meeting at'LincoLn School, FebrJ 5. .'Ctt'y (Jeo J). .1/ \y address tribe League. * The 'Elementary I )c|ia: t meat of j he L'ineolri and ShvTtge (floVer.J Sc-hooL met' rL 1 he_ I.in,-t,hi' lligluL - . After a -gt-iHoal' ijiseussion of . vhot.l room-problems, \\v were fay I i-txl wit t. v .. o . . 1.11L- I I - ..... ... -l.il by Rev. Miller, pa-tor of Kpiatmel f.mrch. ' This tylk was full of infmi?4ition ..ivt; ins pii'mi 11. |_^ Sonw _uf_ 11 v.' student-* from Iotv '\ t home,. . " . Mr. ami Mrs. Nines Toney at: i iiep'u.A .. r. ti Bat - motor' J _ to Anyusta I ri !*'\- to visit their _ relatives, Mr. a?:! Mi s. J. B. -Lite, .anil -.Mrs. Lrsina Harper. They > pent ,Sunday \Vi'.h Alt s. 'J1 mey's i-Uer at Jhmbarlon^ H, ('. I'f. A. 1.'. Spears .spe.nl several plays in "Kittle" Rock, Arkansas, }U. eii(TThjr th' bishop's Council, Mrs.. Mr K. Ibn-mr ami little -rami daughter, Ai'.'usta MaoMiles h ft on Thursday. Feb. 121, for si?vUiuto-Atih'urylPark,-XJ. Miss Fli/aheth ' Brojrdon spent tin- we-k-em. in Columbia. Mr. At until <.f Mlanm. (ia. jpen:.I Sunday in tin- City. ' Mrs. CKnnie Alston of l>arli?Kbon visited friends in tin' city on Monday enroute to Darlington from Manning. Bid.fc Smith at. 1 Barber. Scotia _ Chapter Mian its .Ihmiary meeting in-AJayesvilly at the Institute: We wer(- entertained 'by- Mrs. Riceand her co-workers. Rev. and Mrs. MeFaiMon' of Mayesvillo joined us. AyS'p-.-nt me ous program wa- rendere,; by several who spoke briefly on Mhe-'-a? -T.tm'.vt'inont '"of the Wyro in . the last TO years. A. delicious repast was served. On Feb. 15, '.ht* Chapter nut at till-. liome of Itrv?r .McKay oil S. i.ViiiiySl-. r\Un 'Of }^- nJ'-tflW" trucsl^s were '.Miss -lulia (lilliard i Mr. Leroy J.owory and Mr. W. .1.1 -N'rI?hmr-Mtv-MV. fmwery ami Nelson roi'm* 1 ttrF^^upu-r. at this jnettinj*.* An enjoyable program "was rendered^ i- ?? A l-epast was .served.. Will meet ' v "7Ti MS?.- H. K. Class at" tin- Mar. I moving. _ I I;KKI-:NW"<H> 'NOTF Mr. and Air-'. I'Pill!). I!-r\n, Mrs. I.cla W:i<l.s\voi ill, Mr. K. I). IVrrin alien V<l Hie funeral . TTT ~ Miv David T. Wa". s.avihh lli at Clinton, S. C. on Fd>. ? Dr. It. D ^ ' | ii'?. Mr. Mi., 'l,-1:!. ~ ~Miv.s Nell Wa ..-wiirth motored to Gi "cnvillc/nn } ' 1 > ' _ .aI ol Air. ,1 (avid T. Wad-wot : li ~at~ * Clinton. Aliss Xill Wadsworth attended . tlvo fuiu'-iul of- Mrs-. Alary -if-.?I). IVndy "It. X. of Tampa, Fla. who was lhid'to vest ait Cli-nton, 8. C-. on la-t Wednesday. . .Mr.*. George Wadsworth Furpr or son returned of Flint, Alich. on j Mast Tuesday being calk'.-, holm- r>Trj" twcowit of tihe .sudden death of her ln*itli*r, Mr. Davii' T. Wadswort.fi. | v . 1 Saturday, March 2, 1935 ma n snrnr, nfavs?~ ? Tho T;i?- MnkeiV Club w*i? cut Tt.viiif I' u Ii :i paily Feb. 20, ? ? rt t. ii me a. Mr. Datest Ramey. Ail ioported a lovely evening. a delicious course was served. The W hi te:JRase-.Circle- Club met on Wednesday evening at the hoome of Miss.- L. Coleman on Oak St.' The house w&s called to ^ order by the President. Miss Mary Golston opening- song was fe.. by Miss Viola Gibson. Prayer by Miss Leanaomie Coolemaji. Bible reading bv Miss Dinah Goiston. We.-al&o-'had?a?program- ? which every one discussed. Our iiext meeting wijl be at the hom$ of Miss Hattie Metze, Wednesday, Feb. 27. All members are asked to be present. \ ' SHss?-Mary Golston, Reporter ST. GEORGE^NEWS ~ ^ IUvJTIEL A..M. E. CHURCH Rev. V. A. Janerette, Paster . The service- on last Sunday was 3 very good. At 11-tOO o'clock the service bcgnn7"us usual. The pas- 1 lor used asr,a subject, "Wind a,nd , the "Spirit." A wonderful sermon t'hat will be remembered in the hearts erf tlliose that were present. V tI ~ - j-4iiLvv>ciLUJig jg^rvjtes, were very Vt-il. Rev. W. C. Pinckney brot ;.s a message frbm the Sub., "When My Heart U Overwhelm Lead \Je to thiwRoek that is higher than ' After the regular service the;. . -fc.?--Baby Contest jWas entered into. Bethel has installed a new inetru:>ienft sponsored by Rev. W. Ls .'inckivey. Miss Helen Dannerly was. a vis- ? tor to her sister,. Miss R. G. Dan terly aid? the house guest oOIrs. _ A. Ei Felder. Rev and Mrs V. A. .lATierefcte- . ~H .Irs. S. E. KelBer and Miss S. E. ' ~J Dannerly uere the dinner guests q . f Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bro^n Sim j* 1 day. ' J After tjho rdelieious courses were ^eryed we spent -very pleasant x rftemoon. The Baby Contest which wias jiven Sunrlnv r.ite, Feb. 24, was quite a success. The following ? named babies were contestants a rod _ ! eported a sfoll nwing: _ ' . Master James Hampton, Jr., S'.H); Little .Miss Joali Rivers. IH'KUH-. S'-I.l,!); Little Miss Mario Pinekney, $4.30; Little Miss ''liznbefh Summers, $4.10: Miaster 'virkland floyd, $1.00^ Little Miss r 'homo Doll Thomas, $3.55; Lit- fl To Miss Mildred Allen Halmes, 3 r>0; -T.it t'o Miss Mary Elizabeth *1 -t* Jr., $2.'>5f"Maf>tor 'fcourinza . T" ? Uivrs, $2.00; Master Lerhy Heyws'ird: $1.00: Tittle "Miss Sarah fi llitymV, $1.60; -Master George ?? f' $1.40; Master Willie Mtrrkr - 10'0; Master ClyJe Murnvell. $1 00 Tit-tic Miss Emma Bell !Invites. $0.60; Master Clarence * ' .< Mir'pson, $0.10; Master Leroy St'cplv Us; $0.10. -t THe first prize was presented to a . Master .lap;es Hampton, Jr. by "* 1 Mr. Walter Christie. Second prize > LHtl.'.Jiliss Joitrr?Rivers ? by to.. Little Maude Ellen Folder by Hev.'W. 11 Pinkney. s . ti-r of the corterj-U very grateful?-? ?? 1 a'l for having worked -so willing y 1>> make the day a success. * Total amount received from contestants $53.20. Total for the 1 :Lay ftfifi.Kl. 1.. ? . ? T SOUTIIFUN RATLWAYi SYSTEM T'l Arrival nnd Departurof "Passenger ' j Trains, operated by-the Southern Railway System at the Union Station, Columbia, 3. C effective DecemOef 8. 1934. : ' ^ . -* X r > ' ..? Leaves. For: .J. I lUo ; el?c?A> ? 0" > M ??? . ~ *:50 A M--Newberry. Greenwood, ' Greenville, Anderson. Ssnso* L05 A. M.?Spartanburg,.AshevlUe ?:10 A. M.?Augusta . 0:15 A M.?Savannah j 11' 20 A. M.?Camden, Lancaster, Rock Hill. Shelby 12 45 P. M.?Asheville. LquUvllle. } St. Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago " ' t 30 p. M -Orangeburg. Charleston' 5:01) P. M.?Charlotte, Washington, ^ New York 0:55 P. M.~Anderson, Atlanta 10:00 P. M.^-Savannuh, Jacksonville . - | Arrives ; . i Columbia Front:. 4.50 A. M"-~J?eksonvllle, Savannah 4P-30 A. M.?Atlanta, Anderson. Greenwood 0?05. A. M.?-Nc w ; York, Whushtngton, , ? -TCharlotte rS 25 P. M.?Rock Hill, Lancaster, Camden 12.40 P. M.?Charleston 4 25 P. M ?Chicago, Cln'clnm-ttl, St. Louis, Louisville, KnoxvlUn, Ashevtl}*; . Spartanburg ' . . ? 45 p. M?Augusta , ? OZIBi-yEvI" ?.-eTrri'iSVrg v 9:30 P. M.?Charleston J 9:40 P. M.?Charlotte*" f > jtt p -Tiicf A:!:,', ^-vrrr.vr-rrn " ; l.Y A : 4:29 P. M, SavaniinH I City Ticket Olfice Dep-il Ticket Otl.ce 1208 Sumter St. Sv>.,th Main Phone 6356 PLo.ie 5923 # ^ SMITH-COLEMAN FUEL CO. r? Coal-Wood?Coke | 1921 TAYLOR ST. ?- ?