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[L=?' ^ fv- PaRe r -^ _ " ' , ----- .. ~ ' 1?3 3 "The New Rider" jj '' Speaks now ' From The Trenches;; :? By " 3 _Kn. i;. I'hilip Ellin <> *5 A' t MU-V KFV1VAI/ t. For JTVi- past \v<rok alfictf the.dc*??r.omt nati<-ns (v. hite) ijl t'ha: icsion, Pave enjtaitcd in a union ret" vjva] i ll'i-i t. 'ami the central place ha- iiyon i;in\ttU'>i J*? i.yi'v service. ln~s. l?. in'iMt:),. o! Ny?' York. was Uio ?irakc;.~ an. *he certainly _? preaeiT TtT?lie spoke lu .lie colored 4 ? pvpp'.o at Morns Brown Church s'uiKlav aftornoohj. and his me >ajii* wa< a ieaj_ treat. 1 his city ' :t-n- i <! '< ft 1 .'.-l . Voa r about 'his tiaV-.a'st much up* a was.ie , ' . :-?>m-<;. ih!j)i\ 1 It-t't Colutuhia !u- \\ hitc cr.urcm-s-IvtiFtHflVui rci'val tlu-iv wi'th an i iiiirVCn;- speak . . i ii i'in I >*ihU, Taxas'.' The thing hat '"is pt ..nhe.: -,t;..ndahle t? !ju- is. wii v can't Ni'tf churches ' . ? -v. lo i..c L IIJfUKV . vi?"Iir. .i- iv "v"we :vu; that w?. do 'i t 1 i:v'r I> \ln'ciiUiH?. ' .".avii;';, i :i T ;hr * -phii ??' >r--, ua,' V . r..i,u- IK! af i?viu-\< l *.\'1 ,i'i* ir.torjaiv w un ?: 1 ;; i'- ih-t.i' WiiUt-T-:?~ ( ar itn'atfiiiv a ^t i : a .*(. : \v.;.h Uiv CilictAUi-*1 ()r i>_ i: Ltt'L'iiuc\uiy . . f,:tr pi'r'A'i'.vr vyi'ui'i \WUU, V?> I'C tin.* ,LI<s.:ii*,: i11>l/it." nt' the ^ampai^n. A; . :;. s. y a i. i?I -.< a?hi inivr ' .jt.tr (nil'- Kinsrdc'n; i*r<>?; ? hfiiiif - i*K'*i in_Ahy.-"fifarts; ot ?-trr C? op!*'. Tb'tr'k or: thv>? .things. To > '. . ; ' i M >1 > SAY'S. - HIKSIHH' >\ n.I.I \>1S : . . ."..-I . k <>w i u.-ingh; j'me. iti . ekuivh's !. : story in '.his state. \v!u i: it ,\va- e-illei u|f. n .(i makv i .h 1c* IIf ( our four : :i:i y~Ii i 1. 11 a i 1 k ;; . ;_r : : ' uani to tin- ohiel' -~iat- ill the do."'Oi'iin'iiitiou. T. .1/ Mil'os . and O l)r. Jesse. K. Hvar-i. .an* V:"iu the ' f.vreiice, Dr..,E. A. ?1? AJan. !" .":\.!uu;hia.."and' Dr.. ? -fk H. ,M. (Mi. fi 'mi . . *.ili|!a t; .? r 11 I'.m i?*r~tr< ?J .? that tin- J<-!< V!'*+m.4J e v- .. ' Jt'eti'.fi'iTrrr^ ; forth eominjr . iinr-al. o'?Jt'itv.itTfev tv j! c'i who ii he-j'he* .? > : ir ho.Vc-r.- Their : \vi! ; ?-'iuv 'nurn'i r :?i :~t .rrr;.T.- :. \vh:v .MMi.iart a. * >.-ii;s tie e -1-/> i - a! f g. . ej... , . : , hureh.. .\**? ifa-:i.i>jr '"> ivcivV : "h-,- pet. ila: ^ i "A i i . s' !'r :!i- ir. !/ ;., rai. rife! i~" * r :< ' .'! : " ! N~'. . . - I v. m; a'< ' .. :r r ra) cr.-f rer"-'.' -a :: i Tt, v. 'r H! IlM-ul'f I .i '... !! ; :r.. " * --ir!ior ?*? kf.>t?[ay a+vh-nnnist'.;*^" he thinks -fr ;'-.,|iy . :- p. <vif ua.'l -u..i.. If.' iuante.. }! * r[. ,. ' .. T". ?? ! . !.. r 4.---t-i^?y?11.. ,, ; ; .,r?ii11 !< -' ii:i>v;?jr^-Ur-ii , :>! -j..i T7."fTG>r\ ! Il'.v .1, :*i !!;- < ' :: rtII ; ' ' , ' " ' ; ! ! ' -Av'il.i * . 1 * * * n ? '. - . < .. ~~~ .it;?.1! ,i:TI ...\V ' . v''' I... !: . :'i i . ' r. ? ? "> fV,. ' f .!*?? ' -t-' " tr.-iKTal i! - : u k I ' .ivc 1 1 ' .1 ' ' * I. ??.< : 'licit; J I-t.lfl_-.t: t! i'.-iiI '-! ! : >:. !. tu . >' t;.w; fuj;.l1' .. ' < i''. ..a;. 11 ; if .' , -, * ? v n ; j A'lVat'iiy flicm. 1 J'lVf- 1r$, t . j We li : i K - . f. tili'.c .-ios:-?'(5 '.tin- ir? !>;? K'.it - TOiiKiir-... ! '- , 'v; >"'i! i oqi'-rtvil f r Mi a V.4J.J-1 -A;. : I.: -v.':. !y \-r, ? uiuunl i.-iiu, , y f;-- . ' '' ' "' 'i. ''V K?-' j) .f jfj< Illlii- -*-iyj ' ; J : u- ?pfets?1,1,. It's far iii-'..-,. , ,, ... I>:y ;i,, (j el flu .ir.<-n your llclfi'''*- '.'a :"l f .00" *%'!..f- I ,'U"'U-iU-i-lij a loll j'n-r cfi.: J ' I.t'f,.n ail . A ill i-i.i,),. l ac.;, u Vu, ^ i'li't"" 'itfc K-c i arri d, ri t v. t: hsratajii'L> .*. 1 <r. i i.r ;j th?. Laj.dart! Liiu-tMif. >?rut-h f'-aroliua roc ii' a L- ii .ti. 'itkc's too A." VI, I-. . i c.h to Irak'' , a Itishbp. And it s? fait, a mar know,, in g.-n\t'ra! f t'- ! '!? - can . injur*-, you . tnorp on the o ;t -vi" than a fx r ?1 ?-t '.m !. : ;ii i ;. .?v, a delegae < :tn h? !p .on'on the. it . side. * . . [V?]V; , siuk'?v if 'i <h<y ' I feel f?v i"n ejt"-?>'? I' --hop f>nv i<) IL. Sim... \A M h. 1) of,-South I. Africa as a re'qj expert forsaking 'frien newrt-'e I did not* support hitn for at;' !> a.r r. It wi ,not.- that I. hat! grievapc-sr ngain.*' doc-tor Sims' now fci-hop. but be gause 1 had r"rumi t rcrc}=-my^-4f- to doctor T. .1 Mi If. \ .1 F i. m should keep their word even in ? politics. ,One oi Bishop?Sima' - ' I . strong: fort was a host of ministers j tliat were not delegates. They < a fried plnekohl'ds, < isUibutod tick ets, ana Hreidtts*,?then hollered thenfselves host- lor Sims. They stayed on the ground s and con- . Uutvtl the voters.. They went ,to ill of tne head quarters in inter- j est ,>f Sitngr *mj:~the night before he was eleeted many of them were" there voting while the dele"guU-s ueie at tljeir roomi- fast a- ? lee Bishop Sims did-have some opposers from the state among the <e ligation but the crow.' that were lot delegate- succeeded in making friends for him 011 the inside. An immune ;u a Kr.nera.i cmiu'r'-mT? cum play the wilds with a ca'Mri.* .'inc. ~\nd should lie have a rtum cr of ihem tltere he will b?> safely "a tided back home nil nil# of hi-5, .fieat expoetion. If takes friends to itvlp yon*at a irer/e.ral confer. .bod, not stf s:- too severely- ait l;.!lfrt--f'.jen.niii|i> l'oi I have mem^ ->e_ greatest defeat cantotirotil i C se l?it per relit c! Icjiiltiolis., !".-h p Sims, was far front havmR fSihis", deleuati.on. If I were in the race, 1. would ei t'-iiniy; tise tfcv utmost eautiot* s.'to takinjr stoelf'ift defeating: an I e o't i i - u lotr;r'-es'. for I have'seen _ . e .un'pltiis.aut results. 11.at follow !. Whir ' t h,'Wouhi be my at j .tu'le. our candidates can try. the . .her tor their mvn experience.. THK IN ION ' " With 1'r !(L-m.."IJpyd, and. sec 1 : . ."'iiT !!, Ud lls.il'' t -ks tile _ in's iiiaI *-.1Iiaiiecr'lrarI~ii t'i tip-~ hot' last V mlay. ."What good i | "ny uoulu pes lilt front a religious I nivt'V w'-till the chimins in Char1?'-.V1 it.' was the , topic assigne'i prrr , ;i, Ji>'111n'l-, i iio' -poasm = , anl ninny gap 1 tliThgs- in hi- tadiiVs-^ Bo.-. s. R. S. I.awivtioo, J. K Beard. K.-H. Basket-will.' J. W.. White. lli'B. Mitchell and R. 1. S. Br 'gluoir.?ppokc on the- subjixt. .Tito l.'icsident' called' attention- to. lie STl|;;mgti?yi?tH11P1 K .Sunday. March,'Id." "On that Sunday morn ir.tr" the I'nion will supply all oh' ' he chtirclie.? w ith a .'.-iffcrept pastor. "a; sr. i.rivK-a.m.b. ciirRCn I.a.-t Stin.dny was a long to l?e ' ? M:e:i;l>i r d day at St. I.uke. Our .iylh'ljer* were . out in crowds, an i 'he spiritual tid*. was high all day. a e I.cfd doing g^eat things "< ! tlx at this plaee. vkiivuf we_. g a :. Siirnhiy 11:15 the Rev. A .TT"3r7. k.'uf the Ue.rorme.rr hi-opn! ("much will pceach at J.tike. At the ,-aihe tinn- I will ... a* Momvn'ial Baptist Church. Vv u'iil in1 in- otVr pulpit for the .'.iiiitv: * twice. . So let t-he nietnray an.-.out pot;ring dF the olv spirit.' . ' ' I.? : ii- advance on our knees" Si M I CK NKWS d emir'cirtv^ *'i .tile .city have | any plan.-. and' full', programs'. | I" plans a'r hejrtg worked Well j ::: } iii'f ii?rluxiiia.u_i?tinancia 1 . :ri? - :r:"*W'pT hvi L. ... .a-:, Ma reft--' 10.. i ? !!. F. <i. Tv< !' <"*?>-*' v.:. a ./ . > : .a-. Ml. I'Ssiafc A!~M . K. < -'?r Nla -.wl ( l i-wi ;; \piik' . - v. Kir-- Jia: <"h"Y?-Vi. IN-v. :rir li >A. M*, K. <".i. rch ii!?:u }u ! a*. Einanuel* A.' M. K. r'him-h." The Queen Esther ' iviefer-i a .jn < p ram ;it lim ' . o/a -h r- t rainirif "rr?rr~ ri Err.mnT.ir'hirnv^a~-SiK-?*r -.' a -!(!. i)'-" of Mr. and-t MA:t; i) F''.>r:v<a. nisi. Sunt. A. 15. Itowar ' preach Kit' man ia-1 '? I MfinIa> morn ? ? ur. a"r><^- ! : i.i* first. quarterly . year ??n Mon' a'-: " a: the SfrfcojitJ I'i" -Oy; lia^f'.(liuirch. Mini sterns!. !' 'h 'qfc li ?"h"ir . Loir- an! :v.i- 1. ! I -.'-rvic s ea< )iJ_ N'a- i'.: a! .jay <.)' prayer \\y(~ ...It- j V M i-.-j-wur.y Women >f '!}. r.i'v < : Friday af-eimoon. ~~Mat*. a' tIn- Sc. <?tal Presbyter- . inn e Mi rch. T - W. H,,nia Mi-sioiiary ! >" L < t' Kmanud was .entet lain 1 1 ' Wly-. A ; i a \. y: < at their .re * tjuJai meeting on Monday, Mar. \ . 'Mr-. .1 .1i-1 |{"fn'?. the ihife box -C-cr.L-ltir.v . i.el'l her mite box open: i?i... ai . ai: ; f li?- total auiount - -Tf-'eiilii'T-jiin; irTirrtllni' 1 vjt'ff*.an i " other reports. -amoufit"<! to SO 7a r ! -i >i V.-' r, j-.TV i (i('uik JtA-l j The liorca* O j.itoi arv . Chih hcl ! [' its regular mooting t<n? Wednesday . '""TV ":\|:?Vf !i -i'n -at tlv rTTTdcifcr? q? Mrs. S';rrah IVa+iford.. A I t.l Ira iwjr wa- lie) 'and t '..lie meiiibc-rs.itirj^'ad the rojiist. ; .Mr-. iVii.-y lb-Taylor.of "Orantft ..ii.u- 'tie I'ity tin S'ai'ir iav j evening.' March -- a" ! <n Sundtt-y . I n'-rr ire.. March "-..-he an?l Mrs. [" I. :.\., JcncJ- made a "trip to Lamar, i <\ and vixit' il two ehurcai .-. in I "r'f:-i -; of tiro Missionary Soviet . " V- t . date'for the .state mct-tirtK I 'mo 1 Hi iirn?car t !)< I >rt??r-^ hope* tlr.ll each :uiv iliarv will V... ! /in now ar?l /walk in order to mak I /no! r. iMi'rt at t wcc^'mit^ -I'hi-lituiy of Miss-f'ora f'hil? <b of 'ia-* f5ra.njio,. Xji'W. Jersey.. who " a t "i1 st do datnjh'.er of Rev.. M. M Mnrtitr wa- briusrht to the.city n I'ri'i:y. March H. for intermeji'. I, t?1 M:.-s .J'eTirl Mac Kpears> i? ' i+n?r ni ety after hav^n/ uri"Vvvyono ap operation .for- tonsilitj-1 h>?t Kridny (lt the Too nicy JlOsyi7+ftf: ?1 ?' : . n otiT^fih-'iiKh?r1 (1"1>- Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 20. by Mfm Bessie finmpson, Mrs. Dan .* v* els won high score bridge price! mti?M IS.;?H|iliili;f Williams lowj core prize.. Delicious fried oys-'| ci's with eruhkhr??and fea?was served. Mi's. S. M. Miller has joiniv' her j ruisoanu nerc arivr ocing newnneu n Cher aw-to finish her school L.rm. . ~ - i .Mr. Laurence Rivers, ^jit instructor at Allen University spent the past week-tivi at home Mrs. Iiot? of Now Jersey spentthe pa-t wtek-end with Mr.^ahrl Mrs. E. P. Palmer. Mrs. Evelyn Kvans.JSimiWonsi.-Of Xew Yo.L.CiJby was the past-week bert. ? . . ? Mi>. A.. K. Gillian! i- visitir jrelatives ill Charleston. S, C. Mn Robert Gillian! who is att> inline: Benedict College spent the past week-end at home. Mr. Mel>rmald an-instructor at one of-ttrH-hoolxs o Ve'o Beach, KUu-accom ""nis/yrv e<.t for _tlie wtck-ehJ-. ? The Primary group of city teach e.s bed tavir m nitnly meeting at Lincoln Hi. .on February 2G, The* meeting was opened by Miss Ush er, our Supervisor. She presented Miss Haile, who had a most in uivstimr nailer:" The . Character_siic .uL.onytinaJ -Nature." \V\> in lorn received much help I'rom Uiis paper Miss .Hailv stress cil the possiTilIlf.es ami-the talent that* are dormant in children. TJk'm' p; s.-ibilities arc to he* awak . red; I'X- the teacher through study an.I care tail training ol' the i'hlL1, TT~AVlri- <1 velop in tllirnl ;vH-l body ar.d thi:? unfolTJ th." hi den treass U! es that-are within. '?he teachers d' l ive much. help in these meetings anil ehjoy"'the- work. Tiler. . Qi.jiVlv o-n|)(.|4lt jell. . Master Lewis Kelly.. Atkinson, fifth crude student of Savage-Glov er.school is to be congratulated in winning' first prize for his Kssayj on: "Prevention of fores! fire"' Co-test ait,I .Master Sylvester Pin sL.ir, -icili i* i- e studen o.' Lincoln is to b?; r<ingi:atuiated on winning "4hir pf Ze in the. same contest, Mr. Norman Peiak rpi ass left *atU! day ewn in a. for Port Screven. (lai,having lie' n*appointed by ho I'niti' Stall-s Coniinissinnei-o( tliftlTTTti riijfifF TId u y at ion a 1 Advtsnf ti tin- ('. C.-Camp. Mi. IVit'loi jcr;:ss hiis si-E.vi.-il as A-sis'aat Principal and Coach of tin- Oi'anui'Uurjj: County Tia'ninK S\ hool.-at K!l ?r < and while the "faculty and patron.- ivurot to have u i in?iiuw. .LliL.y.uiu > ni'Hi atiil.it. iiiL; h m I'D til a|)|Miin(ITrvnl7 Ikis a graduate <? 1' Talla u-wti Collrein <>u-tsij.indivtt at.hlotc nil-l a nu-iivhei' of tin- Otui'ga l'si Phi Frjit rnit'y. Principal ('has. Mel.cod and Mr. Iliyi'nond An Yrsoii of fcllovci. aftcothpanic-d. him. Vet in niiv.-- Sn?-day. .' ?.\l i s. M. Ilcvvs'Mi and lu-r n't'aiVd daughter, Augusta STaye Mlh-s ai i* f'pondin'ir some time wit}i? tivi s J-n-A-Miry Park. N. J. WOdDIMTF NJ-WS Tiiii ty A. M. K. Chun-h, Ik-y. V\ .* J .. Mi-' TiTioMtfi.., pastor, S. .S, .p--:.^.i a~ usual --with .Ur.?I LL \\ i.hui n ami all ti-aMu-rs'present. Tii,.v.- was an s- i.-vico Sunday ." i id Tig owing. t't the illness ..of ui"-pn-ioi-- wife.. Mrs. \\ . I.. Me.< "o^loufc/i. glad ip.Tepoi't -that sKio nuu'h improved .at this writing Ti;, P.i v, MeColhi.igh of Moorish S. C. pi iuchcd a i t-ill goo: sonnon Sunday night, which .was onjoy-d I-'u-iKral service for Miss (ioldir \Vi--tr,:orelnnd..l.'f. who tlit- I ill her Jitkiu- Frid iv March. S Ua- held M' r. iv a f torn mm -atv^n^loFkmt i!..it I);ini^Kijpii.-t (lunch, Kn I'tH'.'i*. conduct'd the Rev. S. G/av. Inteiun n: in -the family plot in the adjourning.ehurch eerie y. ~T?urviviTif>?are her Tparents, .Mr, ajitt^..M>s. Arthur, Westmoreland, '> l,i otTH^rsv^an .'I listers, and a ;ji - 'it rJaTiv<s and friends to . .'..urn her |iii.-'siju?r\_ The; Il-j-y .I've FlubTiTSSCyAv Belli : )V | e ! t <'!> ; I'.-h jn t at thedmnio nt M r. and Mis. Marion Thoinp5 "oh .March *. The I'roid'nt. Mrs. It Ik/, a Thompson presided ..over the iiveting. After which a social hour .was. enjoyed. The hostess, as i- e<l by Miss M. Parks, and Miss Foster spread ambrosia, food cake rand mint?. A neat slim was rai-'d. - ----- - ? !>. Drumhiond of .Marlon were the -eu^hI-h- ihie-t lit Mr an'.Mr-. T,. Wilburn." Mrs. Mo 11 ie Fhtnk< ami .Misse..Victorja. Franks, I/izzie Ferguson, \*r T>. Rortrard an/I Mr. B. t. Gist attended .the funeral of .Mrs. Frank's yra'n. ni?<lu r in Clinton, S. C. la>t Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Frances I'itt, who died in \mv York ( it V.?? "" .Mrs l.aw Wilhurn, and Miss D. Finder and Mr. Mclzo Salter attended the funeral, of -Miss Gol lie >V> oirre'and Monday afternoon, at Bever Dam Baptist Church. Mr. M. F>. Callaham of Sparta nburir was n business visitor here .last week. ' S . Mrs. Taicy if elm Tiny! Miss Essie Hopkins of Spartanburg were .-the Vn|,-vv of Mr, and Mir. Lawr.Willfc%i Monday aftemoo'n. . v F'ro1'. All'n Williams and Miks Sampson a teacher in the'Jr. Hj. School here attended the Field Day oxerri-es-m Clinton, S..C. Sat yrdtv. Trade with our ? Advertisers For? Best Results THE PALMETTO TRADER . .. CHESTER PARAGRAPHS " Mrs7~ET\$ii McGIk^' of Columbia i t-pont Sunday h.ro ;t? guest of her [ ?>rolher-in-Ia\v and sister, Mr. and . .Mis. S. 1). Kaiijey, Cemetery St. ? Mr. and * Mrs. Mtijor Boulware I have' purchlLsed a new Buick-se<an-lU35 model. , ... On the sjck list are: Mrs. Emma FosUjr, Little Miss Virginia Mrs Kiite Allen. L Mr. ana M^s. O. McLurkin are the proud parents of their first Lorn, a-son. .Mother and J>aby are doing tine. ?Mioses -Mable Coleman,Hut tie Coleman, Janie j\Iae Crosby and Mary Miller spent the week-end at their homes iu lllairs, S. C. Miss Miller did not return. Theseyoung ladies are. stuuetits of Finley High. .~? Mis. Pearl White of Charlotte, , and Miss Emma White the nurse " .M r> J.. C. . WJute- W ly.le tho-y t<-ok a -motors-trip to Philadelphia,. PaT where they spent' a few days with, their only son. Mr. Moses- White, and his wife, Mrs. Lillian White. They returned, accompanied by their two little grand daughters, Mar.V Lee and Margaret, who will sp nd the; summer here. The Little Ones enjoyed the long trip and are very happy to he here . with their grand-p.areTi.ts. Mr. an./-Mrs. Davis, of. Winns boro, with their eldest son ahd daughter spen't a short while .in Chester Sunday, while en route to Charlotte. ' Teachers ^r.-Piutey Hi; faculty attending the State Teachers' Association in* Columbia this" week a1 e: Prof, ami .Mrs. S. L. Kinlev, " Mi ss Julia M. Donna.lly, Miss An- J nie K. UarricfcT Mi$T~Mahel Miss Mary Shelton; Miss Est oil* M. Bovian.. Miss Joanna E. Black-, well, Miss'.Agnes Williams, Miss Ottie C. Grewi. Miss E'.tonne -Collins. The third year High Sch< ol Clhss . trave n very interestinir entertain. ment Thursday iyght in,-the. Honh* Economics building' in. the form of i (I nift'r at 10c per plate. The .guests, were received in the ass( mb Ky room whe.ro they were entertain <1 by piano music played by Miss .rutin spamr. in Hw-wHtniJ-Toonv,eight . long table* were eovcred with White table cloths an in the cdnter of each .-w as a rose of jotu <iuils. Floor l imits, celling. and wall decorations, ami radio music made this room very cheerful and - in', iting? if': ..t tin- class in 'heir white m-wtt- a" I white ctrps. i -^-ml thv l)o\s iti white suits. \yVre I \'ery . active and alert _ in sort ing [ ill. At the appointed tlivfe. as | many as. coi'ild sit "at these eight 'ahles.w re iijvitod in--where they had furnished, another group f 111i the tables, an;! another, and an Titlu r. till the-over flow crowd that was present, wjjre all fed." Fvery .one- wif s-h? n invml?-dtspnsit-ibh. The niehii was potato salad, ha! irPa." cracke< an i.' punc!i_ Ice . cream was sold. \ \\hen ditTpFr-wTC over and dishes wyro eloanud, tabl es were placed against the walls. aP.I-Vo1 voung folk* - enjoyed a ^TJftT mat . h. with Miss Julia Don""TleTTy an ' Mrs. C'.~MT~Fhrh?y piv-.M, lb vian wtas in charge* of .thi enU rtsiihmeut Which was .a suec.ss'in every way. h'iul y lligli Basket Ball gills tcajn with .Miss Ktjna \VuOSlwar*. the Coach, ai.campany.ing will leave i-'r :'ay al'U rnpon for State College Orangeburg. in order to. have. ant-. ! 1 -riV.e for tln'ir p:\i-t in'-the fcournament. Saturday murniiar. . The trip will be made in Mr. Will l),c tlraffcnr id's bus, which? , is'(gjlJed "Chester's Street Cam" . TJmfe a number of friend^ atti'ndei the silv? r lea on Sunday afternoon given by Mrs. Maggie B. Curren<*e, at her holne on Loom is St. Mr. an Mrs. S. M. Brice have puivi .i^<l a iv \v Plymouth m? !an. In the game played in Rock Hill - 'ii i?U odiio.- lay tlu* score win K.iu Icy llir 8; Clinton College, 2. Tl IVw" Hilly at ('arni'l Pro - Kyt rian Church on Sunday after nonii. wajiLvvolfattciuk'd. and brut "-a^niee sum. .Clv^ler has- six fine young; schot.j-Dlry^ handling the Palmetto I. 'adef wu'nt^iy and Saturday. See them for yoifrv^japer. Tiny v. ill !it. j*la to delivePvi* to. voii. They are: Master .JamesWQfvIs. Co llYev Janr'?, Clark Stinson. I\Tr^ Ifeim Attics, M-. L. Hill, an! Willie " AriiN.-, : M rknelio n.. n? lal.t r spent ft few d:iys"in ColumTda 1;i~t week on Im-ineSs. : 11?T1 chapel at BraHiefd" was- fill i<l Thursday ni"*ht for the pluy "N'liny Anna Browns Folks'," v hit h was to have hem at Calvary Itaiptist Church pn Tuesday nijyht C was. postponed on account _n? in element weather. This play,.ainrer the direction of Miss Julia M. Dongaily, of Finley Hi will be uiven Tuesday night, March 10. Th- quartette of Rrainer t In stitutc will sing on Thins- ay aftfunoon, at the State Teachers' A< .-oeiation. Quite a number ot . Biaincrd teachers will attend- the Associition. MNjm SIX. NEWS . , ? ?= ;? ; __ Th" Heftven Bound play was viveii at BethleTem Baptist Church hy the members, Feb. ^5. the s<anie play was. repeated at the High School Auditorium (white) Mar. 11th. it was enjoyed hy all. Miss Bessie Watson, of Columbia, S. C. the truest of Prof.. T. J. Aiken Mar. .Jrd. llv~Mrs. Spphta Johnson, who was called to Atlanta, Ga. to the bed-idr ot Her rianghrer, Is expet-U^l f home during the week end. ?The Ninety Six?High?School4. >-?. S ' o Basketball boys'. out played the | boys nf Salu.ia High SehooL.to-ihg. I time of 13.Q 1 The Derlaniat ion Voutost. held at, Ninety Six Friday night, Mar. S, was eiljoyci by all. Jo; 1 Calhoun of Ninety Six won 2nd plnee. Our ]>eople are still urged to buy and pay for The Palmetto Leader. ? ' *-?* < TBI MTV HA I'TIST ( 111 K( if t*rrr> * IV ? n? '??s? i\*-i. rr. tt . iim, .??mister .'Florence, S. ('.?Th?" pastor, officers aiul members of. '. Trinity Church are rejoicing over the very o'i the1 church ami first anniversary of the pastor. Uev. A. \V. Hill: The great crowds which . attended the services and the financial contribution of $2r.'f.0U are fii>e" expressions of the public, appreciation of the pastor, his plan- an! program. .. Our revival will begin Match T2b. ontb wUi-bcHn>mhT?frr rry^Rgv: II. M. Moore of Charlotte, N.-C. Preparation is being made in flor ence for the entertainment of the baptist Educational and Missionary Convention, which begins its session here May 1. Delegates may write Rev. A. \Y. Hill, 227 E. .via. ion M.., Florence. S. C. , x rr-?^ + ^ ~; ST. CiEURCE COCKED ' IIKill SC-IIODE -The girls~ liaskftbati team added anothe r victory to her list a lion sho wont over to Holly Hill last Thur. <la\ ami brought the. bacon back with a .score &n21?13. The game was ""very- interesting, buili teams playcv.' u hai'.i ahd clean bat th1.' During the fir-t ' h:ilf St. George trirk win away wvitlr a scoVv of 1(3-4, but the' second hall' Hollv 'hied than ever. The !viir raw *"-up ami iPnftc had not known' wiiat the St. George iiaskereors cbu.'d/do, wtiuKi have looked to s c tint (game go Up as a tie or in Holly*!; H-ilJ'^ lavor. That was only for a mo?ie"f (to make i he .game nunc inieresting) and as. Kb more 'than coiil.d haye he n expected St. Geo. TRtids" began pealing up scores again. This game was won by the hard lighting of the following six Jdayors, who played the entire game;- DosGe? VVHt?*7 GehptttHtr Jor.is. Km Wards;. Susie Howman. .Jumping Center; T henna- WuoiL ruff, SideV.; Cranio H. Baker, and Leila Al. Toother, Guards. Th1' girls ha\V*nut keendefeated this seasrtif."\VK?TO.N~(VX >1. K7 ( III IU II Iter, (irover Kord, Castor (ire7 nwj jo J--We want you to know; . TKjit -Jrriuiary 1, , t ur church has tak1 n a new life. The -eong.tcgutiundTas' -in.eTonse.l -five hundred per cent, the t veiling set' vices ale";largely at1.' nded. ^ , J'ruf, Xuuiilers, of Brewer Nor mat iui_s grue*uusJ.y^_kajnsoiiu-., .-Ur tak.-' eharj?;- '"of our choir as music instructor; -This--means new life jind a largv|r.a-nd I ?Her?t-itmi?fm the church.'. ./ 7' 'Monday evening. February tin. Air. Jo J I'crrin, via-* lected <ic*legilU' to 11 i I'.lcvl oi :.il t ' n 111 :' i1?W i. . also Uusl iiv-wjll^h .k'Wi.cjI.if ilJL ~rre i olleg to tin- -(A neral Confer once in 1 tkilj. , . There will he a chil^erling} striitt -at tin- home of Mr.-anil .Mrs, Silas Cur: v. Satnr ay , evening. March Hi. a; N:00 .Mr \mu aiv invite >. I want you to know \vh n I/get there, I'll say 1 unt'jrli'u! to'meet you .Mr. ('hilti i lings.Monday and Thursday evening of lust week the play, "llcem innnnl was f-tugvd tor-tin- in irefit of the trustees, ' ? boy preacher from Scnech Jr. ('olL';e will speak for one oil. ihe .church cTufT?s.-. A ph using speaker. Don't, lc; tile. oiinorluni ty pas.- vim. Ik-nil "thC- waU'h tin the (Tate. , BATKSIU RC \KWtt. There was quite au i nt leaiii[ iiiti' nni'-Tam iu nili-.?ar.diti riiiin l last- 'Thursday evening, rendered l\V Joe Krazier and' his . popular. Hamilton Band/ The "prtnjnnn Trrny enjoy* C -mi piiu ly^t?y_jl?f . ;ni 'ieHyi t Hat' tfe" is" >i TiedaliTI" fur a ic urn i lUfutfymeru sm'n". The school way presented- by . an aid. painti'?t? ot Frederick 1 toiiv:iiis . done- Uy.. Alt. Hamilton, ?iir* etor of the .O relies* t ra and an artist yf cQm-ideiahlo I IMIIU-V? ... The jjirls basketball *team" was" l.eaLea by Saluda - HiKh Monday aThtsmoon at Saltan; alt.ho they are aiitt-tyois ther" are wontlerTuT prospects oP-im all Lar -future t&am. I e~H~~iv. flub ti iWTl?i?v4i red ion of Miss Reese is sponsormj^^-jtyfash* | nil show March- -otFp featuVipTB-^ i(iinplet1 sprinRTTiT Correct CdsT| uiv.es for-the. season. There will also be other added" attractions^ The affair promises to he exceptionally enUidafttinc and one ot hf most nufstandinsf and unique | features of the season. The cdTnmunity wide program, sponsored by the P. T. A. wvU be continued Sunday afternoon with Rev- jkiiky of Olive Branch and his members as school guest.. Mr. and Mrs. JoSenh llarlev of ~ A!k it, m 10 visiting in nm* city Sunday. I thank yau SelithaTh<miire~ f\\Lilt)tlN NEWS 7?-? . * JJevivse at Abel Church was not at"its beSt on account of the condition of the weather. "" Deacon P. IT. Rutler visitor Calhoun School Friday. . Rev. J. W. Decks and Mr. and '.'Mrs. David DuprC vvcrc the dinned guests of Mr, and Mrs.' Ed Pinso?,on Stom* Church Roade ?, The P. B. A. CtjB met~Bt the J " '' ; * FINANCIAL REPORT T North Carolina Insurance Durham, Norl FDR YEAR EN 1)1X0" 1 ASSETS Real Estate. ? Loans-on Real Potato?1 __ . Collateral Loans -i. __ ?J? Cash in Banks and Office __ Uncollected and Deferred Prem Policy Loans __ Rents and Interest Due and Act All other Assets 177. TOTAL ASS 171 LIABILITIES' Reserve as required by law . Other Policy Reserves 1 Reserve for unreported Claims " -intent est -ahfcMtenfs Paid in Ad Gross 'Prem in ins Paid in Advar Employees Rclivemcnit Ljiinci .?x .. < ii.-i v witttu j;uiiv;icr> All "aothcr Liabilities ~ . Surplus ._ . "TOT At, 1.1 Aim Nurulx*r of Policies in Foi Total Tnauranc in Force Paid to-'RT?npficiarios ,and P< ?-?ririrnr/atifur-?rzr? ~~ ('. C. SPAU'UN - \V. J. KENNFD f - The North Carolina Mutual 1 Ml'TLAI, organization. It ha> . yt>. Its wealth?iK_owncd so'el WAY MAN- CIU'RCII- 1 <V % . V i' Rfrv'i W. fj. Owens, Pastor attcn.led, ami the lesson was en- ( ; \ir\'f* 1 Cln- . -* iM1 c I hul. -s the banner ?n contribution 1 and class no. 2: on attendances } !. Sunday niorjiing at Bethlehum, ! j Rev. Owens us'd as the morning | ok ytll'hlNg uiVfiio t.itt that I is in Thee.". I The message . for..Sunday night j was "Posture in Prayw." This Mas ; Mi y'cd an instinctive sermon. < Mastr Richard- Arc hey' joined the* 1 church. ~ ? -r- ~ Dr. ami Mrs. Wri,irht, Mr. and I Mrs. BeltO|).vof Rock Hill, S. 0.. -1 I'iv. - and Mrs. W. G. Owens and \ ^Mits t c-uAV-illii!?- h eeks?were-the1 ~i recipients of a big.'turkey dinner v Sun lay afternoon, at the home of J ~~Atic an . Mrs. J. i,. Battfste. . 4- The Blue and Red armies- are f stil 1 at war. "... i A Million Dollar Wedding will i - Ii ;n e.-i nt'".1 i mi March 2*2. sponsor- H ?Mr-t.. If." MTTJYvcTIV, for^ht^-* Bhie Army. ' ' rv , < Allen University's quartet will l i >ing in March 20th. Admisson -s 10 and 15.cents. i - -^'ho p.eliiilun?-supper? at the \ home of Mr. S. A. -Moore was f quite a success. - ? W \>111NG TON, D. C. NKNVS I .Mr. Bernard .Johnson honored Misssjlanie Griffin with a surprise j hirthuhv party at his resilience; I \ X Stv^i.K? Washington, I). C., on SundayTN^Urch 3. Miss Grif- ! i fin, the daughter of Mr. Chas. | "Griffin is a native of Laurence;, S. <- She was til'- rccipcnt, of | t iiiany useful and valuable presiTits I ^ Hers was a very gay party.. 5 . Amujig tfiiisii- ptv-ent heing from -fi Tauren.e" were Mr. an.. Mrs. 7 I'li.u r o_.. a ' ? .I.*-, viiniiit, .wiss -oHraji Ul'il- I * fin, Mr. Karl Bonds, Mr. Arthur t Golden, Mi.?*s Minnie Allison, Mr. . and M rs.' Garrett'. , Others present were Air. and Mrs 4 Carroll Johnson, Mr. A. Johnson, ] 5 Miss Klla. Ford. Mr. Mr. George, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. > 1 Ty<'r, Mr and Mrs. James Belt, 1 f ~ATr. Wm. Tyor, Mr. A. Williams, ' < Mr. iJoroy Edelin, Miss Dyer, I J Mrs. Jos. Fdelfti. Atiss' Arargaret ; 9 Kdelin, Mrs. F. Frazer, Mr. and [ ^Trs. David JjiEnian, Mr. Robert, ' J0I1WWP7-- Misses ?Annie Smith, < Carrie Smith, Fvelyri Butler Ber- t nice' Collect, Mr.? Error Carter,! 4 Mis . Colbert, Air. Coatos, Mrs. i 9 Bi i-c'oo. Mr. Finest West, Aliss . 9 ^Fejuk-a West, Miss Alice Thonras.i y MrT^HuJ. Mrs. Johnes, Mr. and 'Mrs. Cani|ThtJl, Air. F. J. Dagces, j Miss Margaret Allen, Miss Mabel*jc Smolty'rs, and Mr. ^unar,. John-, son. Mr,. Johnson isva friend of^MissI Mithie Pee Jenkins of Spirtaru4^ bttrprj S. C. j i Singlet' n March Jth. Devotion j ,was carieu" out and then "business] after wlpch Mr. W. D. Addison of,, PcviTn Have a f|?fl address thai '" was enjoyed by all. ' Next mooting atWtrS; Francis Dupre's. Mr. anil Mrs. J. Oi Jones nv?v<*l to Calhoun T^vefk^daj^*" Mrs. Jones f.yll 'erve as CalhWn's seamtriess. Those on the sick list are Mr. H. Greorilce. Mr. John Wlhitner :>n<l Mrs. Sallie Jenkitis. 1 Prof. \V. M. Scott made a fly: trrjr trip t o.ytcVeiTs- Friday" acompahiod with Mrs. Pauline Thompsoh. Mrs. David* Dupre and little daughter stopjvo. hfn Sen era March r t'th. Dont forget prayer meeting-every?Wednesday night at Golden View, fl Saturday, March 16, 1935 O I'OI.IOVHOI.DERS ' Mntaial Lifft ] Company [h Carolina ... B )ECEMBER 31, 1934 \ \ MARKET VALUE 815.119.40 l.lOfi RTO.9p 164,217.32 . 835,628.26 140,278.57 iunis - 101,162.21 _ " ~ 741,114.74 rued 115,025.64 -"ii iMrn^ J 'S 4.139,513.75 1 3,645.061.00^ ? 23,329.00 -?--x .40,106.40 ( ice ----- -? 17,331.65 ] : - .w 17,659.00- 1 _ 22,723.15 I 172.029.94 ' -175,457.10 ' . ce __$ 218,229 ....$35,641,253. J plifyholtlors since ' ? : $14,184,314,80 J t?. nvsuienr " Y JR., Vice-President-S'ec'y* _ _ . w Life Insurance Company is a ? no stock and no policy holdy by its Policyholdws". SMMANIEL A. 'M.~E, CHURCI! Rev. A. A. HuRhey, Pastor ^ ^-Columbia, S. C.-?The S. S. open-* ?d at the usual hour, with the 5upt., and his,co-workers at their >ost of duty. The lesson was beau ifiillv discussed; anionp the variuis clashes. At 11=:30 the mornng servers began. The pastor deiwrl?a?mhiI-sUi ling sermnn. vhich everyone. I'm sure enjoyed. ; At 5:30 the pastor, Mrs/Hughey, y,Ir. Sawyer and the "Sun Shine* :iub" visited the T. B. Camp in Ridgewood, S..G. and rendered tFilr _ Tin y S-fpoffwl* a deasant evening. Promptly at r:30 the .evening gervice began , vith the pastor and J'. E. on. the mstinmr." The "evening message vas delivered by the P. E., Dr. E? -Adams, which was inspiring A ind "thougntTdr." Every one pre> Sj ient enjoyed hearing him. Mon- t lay evenipg the Junior Choir spon- i sored an afternoon tea- atr-Miss [reorgianna Graves'?home?which?r;s are in charge of the young peo- ? de, and the pastor wilj preach a i .pecial sermon to tl)em in the norning. In- the afternoon' there ,vill be given a pew rally by the Sun Shine Club, and a candle light # ervice given Silnday nite. . The ' ,-oting people will be busy all day Sunday. The sick of the church is mprovinJT gradually; 7~Yisitors' are always welcome at ' Emmanuel. ^ j SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM Arrival janri "Departure of Passenger * "rain's, operated by the Southern Railway lystern ;vjt the Union Station. Columbia, t. C.,-effective December 8, 1924-. ?. .eaves . ' yon ? : .10 A. M.?Charleston? :00 A M.?Charlotte 1 SO A M?.Newberry. Grttnwood. Greenville, Anderson. Sencea 05 A. M.?Spartanburg, Ashevllle :10 A. M.?Augusta :15 A. M.?Savannah' .. * 1:20 A. M?Camden, Lancaster, Roek - Hill, Shelby 2,4S0f, M?Ashevllle, Louisville, , - St. Louis. Cincinnati. Chicago :30 P M ? Orangeburg, Charleston :00 P. M.?Charlotte, Washington. New York ; 0:00 P. M.?Savannah, Jacksonville ^ arrives , ^ , Columbia From: .50 A. M.?Jacksonville, Savannah :30 A. M ?Atlanta, Anderson. Greenwood :05 A. M.-^-New York, Whnshlngton, 2"25~P. M.?Hoc'k'^fr Lancaster, Camden ' P 2:40 P/ hi.^Charleston? " r :25 P. M.-Chicago, Clnclnnr-tit, St louls, 1 Louisville, Knoxvllle. Asneville / Spartanburg .45 P. M.?Augusti i. :00 P. M Ashevllle, Spavtanburg :30 P. M.?Charleston _ 40 P. M.?Charlotf r"?r :55 P. M.?Greenville, Anderson, GrefenWood :2D P. M.?Savanuth llty Ticket Office Depot, Ticket Off.ce 1208 Sumter St. South Main' Phone 6356 ~^Phonc 5023 ^ | SMITH-COLEMAN !v Coal-Wood?Coke j Phones: 3124 & 3125 ^jL 1921 TAYLOR 9TT