Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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P CHESTER PAR VCR APHFV 1 Mrs. Josif Strain.*' of Detroit, Mic?h. spent two days here with F ; her brother a'Hi sister-in-law, Mr:' and Mr*. 4'. J? Walker. .McLurr St. t J^rS. Strains "was 'railed to )\ itiston-Salem to alien i the" funeral~ aervk-es of h t itrmid minfjg1, . .Mt.1 *anJ Mrs. Walker with then ,'d.umh -? ter>~Jng?ie. also n'.e n ird.?:ortl--together all returned to Chester. Mr. L. (J: Spelliiian o: a ..no spent the wi'ek-eiid in tIiv* ei'-.v with his wrfe, Mr. i M." Sp llmun. a Mrs. Kirs'ter l.illv *in ? ! -a few ,/' days in Chariot :-e visiting ielati\es -r last week.?1? ? Mr. Willie: A tuns antl Master ' Robert Henry Adams, son-' ol .Mi. and"* Mrs. "Will \iiin ?mvi h en very ill, but both proving. Mr.. Car>u?i Adam* ehUed home froth BoonUm. N. J. bemuse of tire death of.his -is'.er. Mrs. Hat 'tie Burgeti. who waT hutie.j That's day. Chester ftieiils w'ill burn with tnueh surprise ^ob'the tfuu n-;<g on Feb. J, of .Miss Buehunati ;;*oi .Mr. ' George Young. Both are', gLUjJiiilUl es of Kittlev 11; S. i oh!,' .M i Bu. . chanan is the iauahw j ? .M t. an i Mrs. Thomas Buvhan:;'::.'A k'en->t. and has taught forth. r you IT. in tlj)> Wilinin,Mr. Young is th son' o. Ut Mrs. Johnson Voting.'. J.'. -Tka" S. Friends wish un- \" ; u ~ i> much happines-.. ... ?Kev. and Mi'i?J?l.ev. i- ha._i purchase,.' a new t-'he\rah*i'car . . Mr. NWjl 1-liiiton :md Mr.' I-'antan W^Hfei' continue -icy :|i the.;, hutnos uii Jeter, St. '=? ' 'Six (polity ahd iviM.'n";. : I. Vuu..l. school boys arc- sil.jn^ < l'aimetto Loader cVcry Fi i ::Vy 411.1 Sat urday. ' Choose any of jhrtn <> <1 liver the paper to; y. ;V eaeh .w>-i k. ?They --are:.?Ma.-t-t.rs Ja'hlpi Woo K. Godfreyl.u Att .f. Willie Agurs, Clarke- Stiilsnn and M. T Hill Mrs. C. >1. I' inlay \vT;,'~T )V'";"gtC surprise birthday party an ITe day night, Feb. I>y hVr ".u-bai-it and son. On f'e :af > i-r.opi: lier husband. Prof.' S. %I...'V'iiib y swggestetl that' shy aeeompji-nv e'i a \< . the Movies. She-, re firs' . the offer so he-leftrto-'iia.alyiie.- Ab.e 1 1H1 dark, a neighbor railed'hor-si-?Jay home and whilyshv was .iu-re rka: J ' tin^r,h?r?1uisbaVid t . ita n- d. t.?' home ami i-evetve.i the ciu-'.s.. A bojut 8:-l5. when -11? r?-: inui. .. I] was again in h r hoii-e'. a . u r < ' of voice.- :pea?i. i f" ''u song, "Happy Birthday T<> A .n At. the same tithe Ik ' Fgku v turned ou. and there wa- *'. 'A " filled wkh ,th> ' t " / - ' Loom is St. ami Kittle v. Hi ?-~j The excitement w - ir?!e??i uj?Just ae she reali/.rd > ha-: '? friends ha.1, come- to ndj j y :? ' ria tal' day from a - 11. -. .1. ctimc li'1!' only yon.. I'. >.'J -d ! Finley, arrive I :'u aCbnege~oh" t he rnr! ^ "T to help his'faTTier ami " - t<9?make this at fair rt ?: ?-vy''> prise. Ait i it wa-Vd 1 i>> \-i.i Flnley was m;u1! -lay-. * back to normalcy. "A' : Cassell spoke oti i'x ; ?_ ~j teachers, an i \va- re ii-."-, i. Mns,?Finb'y. i'rou -S..?L,?S ' ' . 1 1,1; an;.' Prof. S. I ..'.Jr.. I 'i-.ft* > n hers were played by 'V?7? F't arl Bouiwaiie. d 1 *r ' Finl' V, Sever;;! "A- ' ; ' laughter, Miss.es An:'.; " t?:;r.-' i; an-t Kstelle M. B>> a v s? >' V guests to chicken' -tiitivi. '-uJty? cake, ice ctvhr*. 'hhww- M-r-. ? ley was given. > b];i '. "u fcr s case be her h-u.--!>an !. a ! 1 7*1^SK>NWiPr/k-?.<l:cl l-Up . t'i a t' l> : 1 ;'"i* ' } > jv Domic StTT^a^m : _ ! *1".- y .( . Teachers. It sipn 01H- tli.ltilP'-Sk^^:1 b'u . jjL the memory of M> . F ? Mil the GinVu-'pl.ii.vt i 1- it- !*r: _' afteniuxn with th.- f.i ;' team',-Kin.ley Hi Vim.d 1:? ; y son Hi of - York' J." ; . Rev. an<l M is; TI. Vl Y! 'J. on pave their-liu'v - ' J' --'". Birthday'-Party l'-: -y T~ Several childrt-n. att-r x... i,+~rhad m"uch t'lin 1 idavinc c:vre.Cake, icvv-eresim an . >?v nt - v served and FFTe !i'U> .-r+i. aT! : :k: ^ jolly pood time. Roberta. STm'7 ' fto?"- MTss4umu-y Sm F t . v< ? ' fvary BaT^tKt^xnrr-^T-'i:-: V" -itty :tli~ "?~?tcrnomi;?Af t vr-tTi>-Jjs i; ?=??~r^~ inp which was mesid^K<v.'r . by Mrs. Delia Mc("o!l..:trh, '!>' dent, variety sandwicocoa and mints .w.'n-' evil.-)-"', ]y, srrvetf. The nex' n:<'.-tinp "ui.|j r. 4 i U a I. .. V' AT.. AT 111 nil* fMMIM' M ] Mr-. At 11 Hi** Rur'^ett on MVLure M\ --?^.Friday in April. Tnrrnr-D- C. Hanoi lin::- -.1'-: aTnl"fcrm'^iK'?f"!'1 '"* iW on Loom is 4St. Mts: Miiry NVIst n Trn- en'lo,' niitVn?fn<i-i'll?. Tiiiwiln.-. t:. it.? l. . funeral services Iter'aunt. Mr-. Annio Poap. Mrs. Mary Pr!< e family also attended tHi-d'-nuu-vd--Miss Ida P: Mifcfu'H mv He; -y^sicdt list.;;. ' Missjdta Land spe.n? v;-.,-ckend at her-Home, in Lords. Rev. and A. R;ri>;": ^ dau^htfer, Mis?s,Sarak"RatVn <- . ion motoreA ' here M??rt>oon and spent a feV -hour- \vp-V, dv>?ir dauirhter. Mr<. Dai-v Atkiii' ton. . ..y.a it. at.. n. ra Brie and lit' le sen, 1-lftt step ped ovor^pno dav last week \Htk ^"*"4at fvc-s amh~s?r ?t? 'otint from" C<-n' <?? <!, wlf'-r"' they .obold a "mooting :n tV 1 felines .- Chueehr r?7 " Qtfttea.numbor of teach' r- from hnro M-iir rHt^vi the << ite Teacher's AssoeiatmfT'iH rntumbrn. rext .sweek. s- Fev. M- M-n^hey hf, M;?V*ton. X ^ th, motored hero la-t. week?untl spent~?j\veek with hj? wife. aod chiWren. Mi5R^I.uey I.. Mickey Mr. .Cou-ar a^vopsoii has pui> f-.- V , V': '. L-? ? * --- ?? 'b - "'t. a - ' L Bi: M'FORT COl'NTY TRAIN- l 1NU SCHOOL IJ.ut I). S. C. 1'iot'. Shaklin is up and out after betnj* eonlijfod i<> bed for two of three days. Our (lirls Basket Bull Team is i.ti>; under the* directum of Miss ! a 1. .1 jj? pm:?wui?k they p';.y. >1 thj ee jramos. Won one. -fn-u one an 1 tied ore. The team nurtured to Brun>on w I to ho they. 1'iUyeii lite Brunsun Graded SehouL. !0< ..fnn' was t?-S in favor of 1 n l'i .? ! Cininti*' Tivtinintr Sir'lirwil Wednesday* Fob. JjSth the .t?ani te n St. George playt i on oui ? " , i;.-' Kriibiv Vhin-W !>t the' Perm Normal and In.uistii.il Irmti.ute. played ~~oTC oTTT" w r t!v son C ending in a : Tlv wanm were allowed * 1'"miiifPo- ovci.tiinc to . who ;'ir.' Pec 11 Iroke the tie. Cni'.c a 1 w oi'. Pcmc teachers >t-d' ihv game between the t t- nnt y Training School and Penn. 1' 1 in. U i.un w a 011 the cam pits \\V !ry< 'ity.' lie came down' with im-. 11 0111 Si. George. ^ ? The County Ti aining teacher's : :e't'"unty Association in P. au'iii t Saturday*. *\v "V :'e pleats, i to have had Willi NIc*-X o. C'hareston ort ?ia^i.Xlll i. - !' niwSha'nkliil, Mi>s Hall ami a tore! to W'alterboio ay t?V. visit the Sunday ."-oleic.- Prof. Shanklin i- the I 'I? 11; r-ripermtciuiont i>i Mitxiay Svluxds.. ' 1 * a new tar. i' .. ji'.'.l./S. Stanback of Clin?> *?-Coi'wi{?H?k "i)l. spout ikifc - -L-t.u.. h<-re-wj.li his family. . (?(. . ire .lt)hi)>on, of .t t lumi. . y.'a it), tiu city. Friday.. The Ik'Yf "U at Calvary Bap, atUwxled.airs. p'ail - Bunio - .-i h nl and Miss Ottie C. ii i'!. phinM.?Suml.n?night. Mi ?i-Hftttga-y -4..4w?*m^ava> tlx- prmil-. -gi -poaket*.' after the classes wort1 Mure ilum a hundred persoij.v. ore at Finle.v-Hi Saturday mora tv'wii i) the .clubs <?f the County hat hafe luoti taught for several i?y Miss Louclla Bjico, mot ? of* a . demonstration' Mi'ti am. M+s. .t'aul of Columbia .a - .piV-'vnt and -poke t<> the r? us.s also M.iss Uico.- tlie oryatv i!>t iivtoY. ' Miss Ethel \y.i- (white) was present and p"kv.". Tl.u -i-einhs. bv.uiu.hX- .many. . h..\'i.r:y ait in saving.* ; a. trr. ha-ketry, rug making, at making. .VxTibting. pa.tcli.ing, liivsorving piv-kfihg. an f a.. w one sh<mlTu.-C ? ' r." !: ! about thorn1?and :tt..KO. Wllill IS UCeUeU. I IK'SC . r '?aijy tioir.ir things. They ~ r*-"' . :! j?rr.-.- ns'~nl' thrift att'i ? - ; ni;n:v 'worthwhile : ^????? ?M-e,?Lu.li??MoT,.nr. ! ?if* Mr.-. Martha Har j: ' eo'm|?U?.ely ih stroy^d hy ?' I"t <iay night. Dr-.' Dinhe a.n r (i;i hinjrs "f Roek !h a! ; ; i vi,a : ! \ isitors to t heM-?. T. .1.t Walker e"?' i. j 111 i i i a ii m I i.'i- oT I'rien is 'v ' !r :.r hiiion m? McCUiVO*"~*fvTT '?. i i, i t'?rjtx-M?s+s-t-er. M r* .1 . S;rain-. of Detroit. " 'A tt-it at the h<?HteHf Mr, * L . LW- M. Fni-lert oiv Oak v'e'l 'a -r.-TiiJetlic-nn.lny af-_ ' * T i- wa-i yiveti in inlrrf. ..|>. tef ian t'hureh. Mt-: Ih It-.n of.Rock Hill, e MoMda^amt spent a ~ ' ent o-".h'ev. or(l W; \! .O 'licV. a her.' their "hiv: a.'e s;ayii<<v. while r ' -eh< m . 1 at Rraitv R W. !!. :sr!a-s .p-oaehe<l 'a ^4v : 'Hie la-1 San iiy afrer' I. 'he I'.aptist C'i.'ll'fh. II." kewL is. p:i?-_ tT^ e iit-rT?>-wj^1(ifytMhe (li'ififatI, \ \ ID A S N i:\\ s~~ ~ i', . j- n aieai cnaivh pq_i.ii .He . Ural .-piintr -weather r??1 > n 11 v?' hnreh?SfoetT? T- S i iav Se'h....1 ho-oolv ^ ;: Th??- K?s?-n.-- bc4mr ?w?eH A ! ii. -! 1 :do .tei-vico. a J|U*irt?' con "V. a*Ais\ia! .iri'Oeteri the pas-. ^ i*: ) tt?fT>r,'taking' his text 1:1-1:11. The s.-r"i en.ioye , the llu:;. Cuaiia^>5>*u^hAn^' given to a Th 1 A'-IJfUe !WafWjmfe|y :7 ;. ",'"-1>f?__ '.V -7 -erxiee attain wr- large .ii e?.e m tt-iI'll"tlu- liov. j. \V. . ' ' IT'- Mile; Ij 1'lyf. pp-a. h~ a ua-iulj'i'ful sermon. ' -Slit t i e funeral of Mrs. ^u-. > i". I' lown'.was held at St. Paul el'; : ';? t 'f hureli, Mrs, Rroy?n had hiea i:; {iw4ini?g- health 1W some 'iiVief'Tmt her passing came as' a JT?tTrtd stock t oe her many friends Shi- w s-!rn '. loving, genial, faith at- a loving fhristiati' w.i an. Si was funeruli/cd by h<T i'lisrni;. i;.... snout, Remarks by M^T!,,-. Burton; Obituary, Miss . Bi Mr-dames "DHJingr 'I ^Ttrtlfias, A large num!.m r ;>t \ ended the TiWjs. She leaves . a IrusbandV sister and - -Li-WOk. . ?..n?tnd daughter of Sir. /niiuili.T . Aty. ajJ'l a host of ot.h? . ives. ' i . \V .i.i i- -orrv "to report Mrs. Res - Jiendci >Mtv hak_ be' n confined * Trr.tio'p rrmm far~some time, i ,j HV Ht*n-sor ry to report Mrs.&a!f ' < n< has been indispose lor -I'.iitc awhile. We are wishing r ' ieh and everyone a speedy re'Wet NA . '.Mrs'. Mattie I'. Fuller left Saturday to .pftml. a few days in CoYv. ^ c . . ? .V,. -1 _ SUMTER NEWS On Sunday afternoon, March ."3, two auxiliaries gf Emanuel s|>orisored special programs: A Silver T* a at_ the . leSVynce of Mr. and Mrs. Frierson on Manning Ave. and u Silver. Tea at the residence of grams offered highly entertaining numbers: The CiOod Will Club held its iv gular meeting on Thursday after m on, fet>. 28, at the residence of Mrs. Muttie Sutt.au. The meeting was largely attended and was enthusiastic. Tiie hostess extend'ii a cordial welcome "to all and ?erv; d a tasty repast. ~ The regular meeting <?f the fonn. ty Teachers was hehj, oti Saturday morning at Lincoln school building. burg, S. C. was in the city several days last week and heltl conference with. thujuluH school teachers here. _ Several teachers enrouTe -?fcxup sthool on Thursday, Feb. .28, were | injured in a wreck when t'he car in which, they were riding collided with another car. Mrs. Marie N elson and Mrs. Su.Me Dfgga suf\ ted bn-kcn limbs while, Mrs. Alnia Boykiib Misses Nettie Scott ami. Kilt h Wilson?received?minor. onuses. . j Prof. J. C. Prioleau attended a ! business Pis!, meeting of the'North [O'toHna Mutual InsurancevCo. in Florence ~ou Fri., March 1... Drs, A. 1?. Howard and S. M. Miller attended the World Service I'ally at Claflin College on Tuesday, Feb; 28 Miss Mary Scott, who is. teach- \ ;tig in Lamar spent the past week end at home. Miss Mary Smith who is attending Allen, spent the "past week-end at home, - ' Borthenia Grant who i.- now living in Schenectady, N~ V, is lit home for several weeks. Mr. Brown of Schenectady motoivd spending several weeks in the 'city'. 1'he federated"clubs of the city are looking forward to the coming of the play: The Silver Cord by he Culture. Club of.- Columbia.; Wat til for the date. g for (ttfii; vr?r-5 NfcVvarL ^ ' o ? ?- f dl . We weredelighted to know !h..t Mrs. Clara Smalls is .much improved. She thanks her Hi anyi I'l i yndfi who. hiU'i'?bewn-sHr -kfwl?u> Tier <Tufing liei illness^ _?, L_J The pla> sponsore > by th mill isterial wives alliance at the-How aid Hi. School Monday evening was "jmoyed by ~aTI. The. i >ay Off at the O'd Home'1, included none other than ministers wives On - Monday, Feb. 25, sister Rebec a Mension depart-etl this life, .she wa- born in Georgetown tw-n'ty eight years she lived most ly. in New York-:?Two years agi*she came home in ill health and 'as never recovered. FutU-ial, services were hebT at lit the! A. M. E. Church where she n-i? member all her life. Rev.' J. \V. Murph officiated, assisted _b.v Dr. Broudon. Dailies and Browprt Interment?was -in?<-htc?ra Grove-Yard on Pee Dee.'hW '"! ' home; Sistrr Mension willed 11 of her. property .td\Petlie) A. M. ?. Church. - ??t?The public is" invited to Bethel Baptist Church Sunday," March 17, ai 11:.'10 P. M. win n the. A. C. E. I.', ague of Bethel A. M. E. Chur. h will . have charge. The nteeting of the Vpu'ig woolen. progressive club wa- held on Friday at Bethel A. M. E. Church. AH ?.nio-M'l a splendid moo'ing. LEXINGTON NEWS. Sunday was pastoral , day a t F-Nrcrw?Bethel church. We -had- a wide a\Vake Sunday school"1 with Mrs. Carrie Savior Sunt, at her post >f duty. ''At l.l:30i.our past?.i: preached a?frvea't sermon and TtL^jSundny niyht wo Kid another .^vonTTfl^ulniesaflpre. . \ Miss AmThs^Bennenian of Lauiviis was here (ufSt^visi i to re la .'vp? nd friends*, .. Mr. <itn= Wis:', annther^wjdfj known man of d[ur town "dio^ tu" his" tionu- dtv Tuesday or lctst work* in .whs fnnernlifted at BethelChurch op Thursday by hb pas? Tor. Rev. I. O. Simmons, assisted by Revs. F. C. Laws and W. K. Lee. Mrs. F,mma Jenkins <piite royally entertained with a silvor tea r^rrhrrFMdnuI'rSllTTTtTry. ' form*day Mr and Mrs. Johnnie Potee [ will entertain at their hpnw? o"n Main Str : rtrmblu: ~ ?r? '.MI -. ('oi a I)TTtTmdiai?-itnd others rfiott.ivci to A>lievi 11y? ago. - . Mrs.F. II. Howard of Washmjj"* ton, I). C. was the truest of Miss Mattie (). Duekett Monday afternoon, she motored over from Cl-mton, s. C. in her parents new Buick car. Tuesday afternoon she was joined*'by her father, Mr. J. E. V. T>endy an . mqtored to Tampa, Fla. and plaee> of interest for flays.- ?Rev. K. i!. ^Hpnqh, her husband was unable to accompany her on this trip on account of the nearness of his annual conference, which convenes in N. Y. f ht.y neYt moprh ^ .Sir. Fritzelle Cannon and Prof. ('. W. Madden spent the w*w.i-_on/l with folks- at. home. We jjrel-*ofry ._fo report Mr. L. W. Garlington and Mr. B. J. Madden are confined .to^th(*ir rooms, i Wo ore wishing ~f?Tr their yarTy recovery. ? , For Beauty Culture, Hai^ Dress* | in?, and MareeTle Waving, call on Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Dillingham, They will treat you right. I _ . , . the Palmetto leader " TT| I . ' ? ANDERSON NEWS 1 Rev. O. W. Francis resigmti ; Salcin Fresby teriffh Church some j months ago where he gave ,many . years of unselfish service to take 'up Evangelistic Work. This, work requires hi it) to * tour Virginia, "tn rough Florida.?After " fourteen <lays of absence in Augusta. Ga.. c* n > ?-! ? I- viiivu^n viuHuii, o. . ne is back~hcThe for a l'ew days. Rev. Francis, expressed a very success- | lul tj*ii\. Prof. R. G. Anderson, Principal of Rock l^ill School in_ Pickens foamy chme in" town to attend -funeral of relative, ? Mr. Willis Todd. Rev. S. E. Kay and Rev.?11. W. D. Steward,Were in Anderson for a short stay Friday. Both are attending sohooi 'at Benedict College. M ss Lillie Johnson has returned home from the Anderson County Hospital, where she underwent an operation. Her frieh;-ib are prom, to hear of convalescent. Mr. Booker T. Hunter had the misfortune of ah auto wreck Fri ay evening on Jefferson Ave. He was rushed to the Anderson County Hospital, Where he js said to be resting fair. The Piedmont, Declamation Con evening \yas won by Herbert Sehwing, a High School pupil at Reed Street School. The Sunday School teiUhers' Council, met at ti e home of Miss \V. M. Alexander on Thomas St. Friday evening. * '. . 4 Miv. Victoria Taylor Lewis, left for New York Saturday where she is to make her future home. We wjsflrjrer a successful future. ?? Rev, S.: C. Campbell, has returned home after an absence of ten -conducting a revival in Savannah, Ga. ?? w WH1TMIRF. XKWS. uaj. At 7:&0 Christian Kndeavbr Was called to order by^the president. After which Rev. S. R. Bonson preached a fine sermon with a large number present; ?7?Mrs. Fannie Shell was hostess to the Young Women's Bran.h Sunday. - Mi*y Jessie Shet.tlpsworth and Mrs. Ida Waters returned to their home in Philadelphia after spend ing several weeks with relatives uui friends. Mrs. Fannie Wideman is a visitor" from New York. The 2?7 Club met at'the home Feb. ^0. AfTer enjoying an "hour or ml>re of whist the hostess serv d. a delicious course. Next .meeting at thy home of Mr. and Mrs. lames Law. Thrwi. on the <iek list are: Mr. II. P. Johnson, Mr. John Neal, c<\ra Worthy. Wpteree A.M.E. Church Sunday school was at its best with Supt. Sininis at his post of duty and-'also teachers. The lesS>on was reviewed by the pastor. At?11:45-Mtevr A.J. Ilolmaa preached ,a "soul stirring sermon. The evening "services wfere full of inspiration and fire. Mount Hebron quartet furnished music with the Harp Brothers. A surprise, dinner was given, in honor of Rev. H. H. Gilliam at his home. Mar?1. Hp was graatly surprised" after Rev. Halse-y l}j<d taken him Oil' and came btack to find the guests and ah unexpected dinner. * The Young People's' Progressive club nfet at the home u?_jMrs. Kuhnei'.... ( Mrs. Lula Patterson of Greenville sper^ the. week-end with Mrs.?Klla Kiuard and Miss Mildied .Stephens. Miss Lillie M. Sliglv spent the week-end'in Prosperity. Mr. Tls--~ .mn Pl.,y,| w;w her "guest Sunday afternoon.. Misses Gladys and Thomasena Tumei, Robert?a-nd?J.amep Cros. son went- to Prosperity Sunday" Lafte>rnoon with Miss Katie Wili,it?5jjTi~f'0TTimuTrity? dub met-on WiThiT^dQ^ Feb. 27. ; Servicds atrHi^ha church were enjoyed by all. Butler "an interesting lesson. At rTSiQ^ a wonderful serml ?n from the pas. tor. Rev. S. J. Johnson. was buried Monday Mar. 4. He \vas~bn..old and faithful member of Bethlehem church. Rev. J. I. Golsnn, preached the funeral sermon. m ? i ? "f WALTERBORO NEWS. "^-Rev. and Mrs. Trojan and their puesr>s?rof\ J. S. Shankhn "to t Bea^yi^^tt><ce the dif.ner guest* of Mr. and Samuels last Sunday. It. wgCa^^eht dinner and imiwetTsely enjoyeuSiy^the party. .' / Saturday night the people of' Bridge street were greatly alarm'ed on account of. fire which damaged the home of Mlrs. -Raiche! Martin. The>?building near the house that was being remodeled chflight on fire fdnn some un kmmn 'srnnre and damaged?tbenew part iyf the house on which - the carpenters were, working.??; Rev._Henderson of Charlotte was seen on the streets here Saturday. He is the Presbyterian pastor at - Yobassee, . Prof. J. S. Shanklin,' District Suptr of the Beaufort""' district, paid an ^official visit to St. Peters . A.M.E. (diUrch- His address was very much enjoyed by the scholars ^nd visitors present." He was pc/' -i f companiad by a group of students and one (of the teachers, Miss Hal 1 Mrs. P. R. Tiller, the wife oi Wesley's minister, has closed -hex I school and she and Master Tiller, Jr., will be a great comfort t o the Reverend. People visiting the parsonage now will find the par5011 a^home. The' Missionary Circle of St. Peter's church met last Tuesday at the home of 'Mrs. Hattie tirown. All tof the officers were present save Mrs. Grant and Mrs. Manns. Devotiqnals were conducted, by Mrs. Tena Simmons and the* | business of the Circle was dispatched.? 1 - """ N KWHKKIU?NEWS. l'resbyterian Church? Sunday school was conducted I by Mr. S. lU. Fuller. At 11:30 I Rev. D. T. Murray preached a powerful sermon which was enjoyed by all. ^ I^hlehem Baptist Church ?ev. Gordon from Atlanta, Ga., was pastor Sunday. There was a?large attendance. -He preached morning and night. B. Y. >P;' U. pifjgram presented by Miss A. M. .Morgan was excellent. I at church Eridav. aveninor fi-ai; ? ? -ft Program Arranged by Mrs. J. II. ! Summers, (white.) I Prof. E. F. Floyd of' the Dan Watkins Rosenwald school is sue I ceeding in his new field of labor, j The. students are being trained. The appearance of .the building and yards has~added much to the beavlty of its location. The a* trency force of?the Home Denvont ration work of Neyberry*^~County visited the school last^week:ty Feb. 28 at the: home of Mrs;: Charity Montgomery in honor of T iss Helen McMorris of Detniit and tulips. After' a few" games" of bridge a delicious^ course was" served. Mrs. T. J. Carpenter was -Hostess. ?'? Mi-'.; McMorris left Drayton Hi - ehool-wdrm-she Was in 8th grade. j Welcome t . ~ ?and I . ' .* l * . \ i-= ?Hooks Th Stationery 7 School Supplies " W< Souvenirs? an( - Gifts ev< Novelties . | ?BCJ ^T1! r\ * i ne k. L. 1440 M.vn St. 1( SAVE Ai' ^Grocery C I Tall Pink Salmon Eat well Oval Safdfn I Nice Juicy Lemons I IB Ol-NCE * I Pure Apple Jelly I Cracked Rice I Peanut-Butter Banner Hash NO. 2 CAN - ^ I Armours Tripe I Armours Brains I Phillips Tomatoes I I.ARCE CAN I Tomato and Vegetal: Regular 5c Box Salt I Staleys Gloss Starch I Octagon Soap and Pi payer's 5 <S VOI I Ml I A SUI1 SPR Beautiful and G -of Smart S 6! _____ 7 I'se Our Conveniei ~ 1523 M 4. t - . t i , u t i She has completed High s:hool in i Detroit t and plans to take a two f years business course. Mrs,?LilUe?Abanathy . repiorteil__ > the death of Mrs. Millie Coleman ' Feb. 26, 1935. Her death was a sllock to the entire community. She was -a member of Bush River i Baptist church and the Women's . Aid Society. She was a beautifuL character with hospitality that _ seemed to have heen unbounded. She left two daughters, 2 broth ers, five sisters, three aunts and a host-of relative's and friend', j . ? - ! UNION NEWS Quite a number of visitors were ^ in attendance at Bethel last STun. pay. ^ 1 I--?The Sunday School wasuddreni h ed by Mr. Shepher M. Gossette. Mr. Gossette is-the efficient president of the County Teachers Association and a leader in many tangible movements in the comniun- i ity. It is-ptncerely hoped that he will be able to address the school "again, at some subsequent time. theme, "MaKThg a living." His j text was found in the phylosopfty of Jesus as written by St? Luke. ?He explained the-paradpx of JesUs ' when he spoke of "Profit." Much emphasis is being placed upon proi fit in our modern life:?The govern ! ment is concerne. Iwith it, powcrful magnates and business con I eern. Men nvay live like birds in i the more idalistic way but our I I present economic status calls loud- I ly for a more liberal Jpterpreta- I tion of Jesus ' philosophy. It was necessary however, that paatP'' Bowman , go back to the root of Jesus' policies to * determine his course. " . I We desire t<T acknow ledge aft~ prrrox rn?teat week's issue. In. re1 feniiig to the Missionary Society j-of the A. M. E Zion Church* we i-named Mrs. J.?G.?Douglass?jnr~ J President when it should have T'een Mrs. Beaulah G. Thomas. . That Society showered the commun I ity. hospitality last weeki j.__MAny of the rural schools are closing and we welcdme the teach - ' V 1 o Columbia to "Bryan's" ore's always a cordial weliTo Tor- vhn TTT t Wi 3 5? J wv* .11 UllO OIUIC. i are always glad to see you d to serve you. We have ?ry thing needed in the Bryan Co. Columbia, S. C. A SILVER'S- 1 >^itrtment _ can 10c [es . 2 cans 15c j . Doz. 10c j 10c ~ ?_ 7 lbs. 25c jar 5c i ; ^ can 5c 3 L can 1 5p 4 ~ 5 can 10c i ^ can 5c j, >le Soup 10c s 3 boxes 10c % ?3 boxes 10c a awder each 2c Z c -10c Store ? 12 stUAVE -llf JEIING mplete Showing I* orin^ Suits A U ' --w * ' )5 _ up. _ it Lay-a-Way Plan j V1! tSgq^\J ? Saturday, March 9, 1935 ers home. ?= Mr. Mo.ri? of Johnson Smith was a'visitor in fhe city last week Ffe ia the brother of Miss Sarah Morris, one of the city- teachers. , (Notice! A reciprocity is carried rn , betweeiT7steno(rraphers in the edition of this column, the same person isn't "*uv,eci every week). Mr.- C. Cohens continues to :?'ioro\*e after a very serious operation?-Hie-friendh will be' ^alight*-* ed to hear of the good news Mr. Douglass Jeter was elected the most popular man in the city at Clinton Chapel last week. Tht> contest was driven for th benefit i of the Board of Stewards of Clin- j, tpn Chapel. They take this on-j I'ortun ty to thank those who sup-j ported them. ~ Little Vir.erinia Shelton was the week-end guest of Mrs. .Roselyn .. Merriwether at. her home on 20 Foster St. ~ r^} Come to church! Go to churfch! , 11 . WANTED Colored Maids, Nurses. Chauffeurs. ' ~ [f you want a good job, register with the Columbia Employment bureau, 152t Main St., Ro?<m 7.GOOD OPENINGS DAILY" Employment Bureau ;-f 1521 MAIN ST. Room 7 Teachers Welcome! ? Make Your __ Headquarters ? At? ;- >. I Kohns GAY, SMART ? REDINGOTES A roost practtcal ensemble, gay dresses with smart woolen coat. - $14.75 : ^ FASHION ttlGHT = FABRIC GLOVES High style, hand picked _ gloyes to complete your costume. - ' .v $1.25 ?NEW ? . SPRING SUITS You simply can't do with- P out a suit this Spring. . It's right if it's a Kohn suit7 ?_ $17.95 s BOOTHER^ RAILWAY " SYSTEM Arrival and Departure of Pnsseneer o.m., u^iavru uy me ooumern Kallway ystem at the Unloft Station, Columbia, . C., effective December 8. 1934. eaves ;" - :, For: ' . 10 A. M.--Charleston ;? *? :00 A M.?Charlotte ' .30 a jvi -Newoerry, ureenwbod, Greenville, Anderson, Sanaaa :05 A. M.?Spartanburg, Ashevllle i 10 A. M ? Augusta r? ,?: ?: ;16 A. M,?Savannah ; 1:20 A. M.?Camden, ' Lancaster, Roak Mill. Shelby 1:45 P. -M.-?Ashevllle, Louisville, _ St. Louts. Clncuni.it.;. i litcago 30 P M. -Orangeburg, Charleston __ 00 P. M.? Charlotte, Washington. ??-?-? Nra Yot*C ~1 : 55. P. M.?Anderson, Atlanta 1:00 P. M.?Savannah, Jacksonville rrlves ? olumbia ^ From: *0 A M.?Jacksonville. :;jv( *ui' 30 A. M.?^Atlanta, Anderson, Greenwood 05 A. M.?New York, Whuslupgton. C T' ' 1:25 P. M.?Rock Hill, Lanta3:er, Camden 1:40 P. M?Charleston 36 P. M?Chicago. Ot.'iei u1?1 ,:i?I outs, Louisville. Knoxvj.le, osuevtlla Spartanburg 45 P. M:-~Airgtisi i 00 P. M, Asneyilic, Pjravt.ui'.ju.g 30 P. M.?Charleston * * , 40 P M ..iftliar'nlI ? ' sa f. M.~ureenvitkcv AuUor.sju, CfreenwO'xl *?, 29 P. M Savar.ii ill . , ' ^ s _ * ,ty Ticket OlTlcc Depo^^ iiiB^Sumter St.. '*--?? > Phon?^fi^8 Phone 5023 '-X'-V' smith-COLERIMO FUEL CO. HL Coal?W ood--Coke Phones; 3124 & 3125 1921 TAYLOR ST.