The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 23, 1935, Page Page 8, Image 8
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GREENWOOD NOTES 1
Miss "Johnnie Riithl ?otftuue
spertt^thc- -week-enu visiting par'
Pets and .friends.
' On ^March "TOM Mrs. Fnnniv
CromeT- liadTis- dinner gnests RevT
" irmi Mr1-. Daniels, .Mi. ami?Mrs. Jienty
t'wry_and ljMie Miss VY<51 "lie
C. Renin. ST
On .March 17; Mrs. Ctxnner en_____
tt.rtaineJ the Responsive Board at
Rer heme on Marion St. Mesdani
es Fannie Johnson and Bessie llay?es
were guest* at the"?emertaftT"
incut.
Mrs. Chancy' Long is sick at*
this urjting.
.. 1.. f ' / ? . ..... i
a uuiiiiH f in iiriviiwoi (i
teachers abtcnde.. the Si.nte Teach
er's/ Association inj CoUtmbia.
Thursday and Friday of lut^ week.
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BRIAYKR Jit. COMI liE NKWS.
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. Xhe I'ieminent Declamation Fimtcat
?? Thy i^kdmom Declamation tea
gue held its second cftntest ?trf"
group No. }. at BrewerJr. CoJlegc
Friday/'Man S. I'.i3f>r
The Srh.mi!s coiiiDo: lli'c yXiiiLll
No. 1 are.: "Bell,. S.reef Hi, Clinton J
S.,C. Brotver Junior College,.-(ireenr
; " \voT?d, 8.. r .; anu * I teed Street Hig-^
Aiiiii-ison. S.- X". L
, The -Program .is aji,- fyllowine;
Music "N"gro NationUF AutjienK*.
Music, fu -tj jjH.'.a'keh.l 'Rea>. pt.
r -oHiy*- A-mii-rom; seeeivf spndpT"/
.BreWur ' Jr. .Colhg \ tireemvoo'dr
- think sf>ia-k'"i; >tr..n-iV ll i1 ?
" N1 usic,. fourth speak'-r, ljiell Street
Hi., Clinton; til th speaker, / Befl
Street Hi of Clinton; si^th speaker
Retiul Ktavub Hi -of- And^i sutfy?
- - VTT nil? I l#U|F? I 111, ; I fit SV JMiU l1
-wa- awarded t>> Kaie IwlUaay <rf
Bivvver .Tift",Iff CuSfijfi', (Sreuj>wooil'
sety-hd jdac^. Herbert >s?hwing ut
lfr'td1 Mutc 111i.. Aniirt'.iii'/t any'1 "
tmfy . plac* \vu- i'i warded! \tk- a . rep *
rese;ntativc 0>'." "Bell Sti/eet Hi,
Ciinium. . " \r
Ppints used . In imliriii'jj ivi'ic:
iil.ijUL Pet arnt't. M^rlnlatlfn. "-frfrr- r
. ui^cijation. Pninunciathinjy Miss <
Sitrah Nance, third Vice j VeSdeiU
ac'tiit as Mast' i of ('civiiJum:. Re
marks weiv made Uy-iSi til* i pa I SC '
f. PeirVol . Ro.d St i 1-1.1 |l i iM'ih.tiil,
-- AHQOKOH. " .1 f?i : The
next, contest will Ik- held at
, Revd Street lli^h, .-Kriiltiy, i March
U2, ji?:lf>. j 1
. (.Miss) S. .1, Taylor., ijop'oiuer
W KSTt) X .1 'I IA t '! : I. L M.Ik. '
..... I'll I'll till -h*
1 , i . ]
'Kvy.'firirNt'r ('. l-W-dr?Paster- ^
... . March 1 11 i)?Sui.1 *i> n'ljj 1I; ?
A. M. .VfTs < K A. " < 'arur'. acting
fclupt. with ;i large aitjendanVi*.
At 11:1 ~? A. M. morning sorvici
Tlu1 piM'tr preached a{o?j stirring
si ilnH?11 ;h' nr : 7 The BetpiesU hT
Peace". -i ' j . |
At '!:<>*> 1'.' M. the Pilftfl' aiur. roj-;
. gregatiupi7r epaid ;i ( i-irty 1 >im).amTemple
;V. .\|. K. Chillih. The Key.
J. I,. jHfehjeR naiitgk | Tlie feti>
Pan! [^reachc'ii wj^li jinta.ii fp-irahd
dignity with aiiudher w>>n>rfill
IHit.tlpn?'III j.llnli I 1 >1' pi ?
'grow a (.rap for :?j;
At 7:45 P. M. tin- evening !l;'cs
sage was largj^v jiiidiulc<L :L:
.. Mt;naia,v liiiia^-th^ ^tal? i'^wn?
?: Bnrtrict Cain cmit.-li u'ps stage i tfor-the
k n.T'.: . i" Tifaiii M r
Grant Griffin, Kiiginfer. and Mrs.
Azalea Voting CnnrlutTo'r:. It i;a<
? jn.i'H't.'ly i*IJA*IiiI I'I1.1 1 <
? Our syyutxi ip.ai'lcilly toid't.'Jape _
iwjlcl ?M|vt?m> .April I fth?rntrtrl/ph,
? Um5. ?The -ttev. ir iif. .B-nnijig~T7 ~i
K.
Thy4'Boy preacher will speak -for,
. .us Mou 'ay' evening, S:u<) 1'.?tvhr
April. jl~.t,. l5". . - i '
* I'. T. A. KS'.IOVJ Ml SU ,\k
. .. ?'Anderson, Si_ March luthl? At
four o'clock Tlnn Itrent
-Teachers' Association of Ret-'
Street .High held its' meeting fur
tlu month, with tlu- . Fre'siUeim,, '
Mrs. S. X\ Berry. iKsiointr.
" (An Am:jo J, able devotional period"
5. ' \'wa.s conducted hy the prcsidentl./
-Following .the. husuu.*^- .es*i?.n oU =
which Mesdumev S. V. I'erry, . It..
K. Guyto.ii and (leneva Fv-'tAr
Were elected delegation to the
State P. T. A. \
Pupils of- Mi-SP- I. K r.iiyl,,./', ;
. grade til i iv| >m1 M Juhi)ju>nlA
' grade second pre-.-jit ed_ a splcni
did musical proerumliWisisting ofl
~ solos, octetrx'flmd readings. . .1
. The banner "year for 'he month!
was again 'returned to. Mrs-. M. V.
Marion, teacher -of the seventh
grade.
A representative group."of parents
ami' 'teachers enjoyed all the*
benefits an delicics of the even"
irlg. T'dTTeCtion received was. t wen.
:I ty ^even .dollars arid fifty ceutr.
El --The Sev-en \V?>rrder>- will preach
at .Mt. ()Hve Baptist Church on
I Sunday, March -J I., at . K ingsville..
.Rev. W. P. I'laiv. fogiy Rev. FugFFmTJpbT
Columbia will |>reach, at I
B-? 1 1-tTTff- o'chiek?rrtr n ijuioi'ial .s'-i
vice will he held imnie<|iately after
preaching and the chick will he
iriv^n (1 f ii<* 1 hJmsi-1....
??r? O' ?-*-** ,x?. ?' ivtrrrrri ?ri t nuriir;i?
" will speak On The A te-t ieon Woo
rn'n Society. 'fho public is invite i
L to attend these serviee-. '
r r NOR TH ( It ARI.KX-TON N I!W S
L ST. PETER'S M. C. ( Hl RCIf
Rev. .<'. James. Pastor
Sunday Sciiool c< nvene ' 'at tin
usual hour, with Su'pt... Rurifcss
prosid^ |
p I>r. J. C. Mack who- delivered a
^ soul stin inxr s; rnion.
The fufv ral service.- of .Mrs. Ida
r Abraham were held at 2:00 ft M.
t ' Mrs. Abraham departed this life
March 13. She was one- of S^.
f James local me. tub rs. Sir- leaw
to mourn her loss: one broth r, 2
sons, 3 daughters. 12 ifiand ehij-.
tfren, ah1' "'< r-dn'f??rrrr^"
friends.
Mrs. S&rcah Robinson depart <1
thjs life on Mnwh IHfh also Mrs.
Charlotte Nesbitt. Peace be to
thedr ashoe. . A ?
IN MEttORTAM vi;
In loving memory of ouf~War*
sisted and mother, Mrs, Alethia V.
Robinson, f\vho died March 17th,
JL1!2V -1: =
In inn' hearts your niemory efs,
Sweetly, tendon, fond .and true;
There's not a. day dear sister
That we do not-think of you.
Mrs. Drianna E. Sims
Mr. Howard Crawford,
Brother
Master George II. Robinson,
< Son. ^
a m
IN M R.MORI AM
t In loving memory of my dear
Fatmre Robert Jamvis By>ul\vare,
wlyo passed to tlr*' Great Beyond
Mjdivh 2 t I'JMir
0 see mis be le^s- ,thun four
7 v years, ^
/ "since we- did profusely shed tears
Because from us you took leavy,
And left .our tiea'ils to pine, and _
grieve.
Ve-havv missed you. Oh, .we miss i
, yoy- j
.aeh day it dawns on our memory
anew, I : r
.Mint Mil.- t\-,,V?;iv uMic.Mnbun
AVhi'-n Jo~rn>"to ymi tli-' p\ arly
~?(late ?peh"^t~' ; . , T ^
Ac know you' Mood well the test
Vnd with .Ie>Jt{|: ivuw you sweetly-'1
"^lOejT on."Tor spine day vye'll meet
When otir- tasks ty?o <>n earth *
arc complete. ? *
CATHERINEjB. JOHNSON, "\j~
Ircnt I'nll.*. ?' . ('. Hmrrhtn-x
uul other tnonibers "of the t'amilv.
- .W
. IX MBIPKI \ M
In sad, but, loving'memory of out . !
'lear (laughter ami . sister,;' Ali-s. 1
Klnssle B. Johnson, who ileparte ! ;
h t j life Ma re It I'd, "Ib'dJ.
*lm sir. <!' seems like vui'i iu.sl,-?
stay- oi'i..>ur mind. . i
>eeius like , we just van't_ keep V
front eryiy'g,
v. ' tits.' like tkii- world needs you.
cents like we don't know \Vhat to
do/" o i _1
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< sad m our honie ami i-V* i v;
whery Nvelri'JuhV
Ae nut t <ji iri-t vim. dear. Wo
* think..lit' all those:
-^trneraJ sonys," amrtToW the church '
bell toned.I
\ 11 thyie Sail ithiriiis k?eps Us in
mourn. V-?*? 1 :
"' . i ' 1 : t
iVt1 are l??Jiti>rfn>'; wit^icait you. 1
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YT- raTil sia' you here anyivrorc.
lut wo'somoilayl"will join wish you- !,
Whor*" parting ir no more. ; ? J
Phery is oik- ~tileyyy-i tliiniL that 1
corn to its iw . ' ,
- th )' y?" I '-ft i" -to<n<' ivmii' I ;
Vnd we. arc ti listing in tin- Loil." 1
Phut- hi- w\ ill cast- our pains. '
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?\ e .grieve ami grivVts about y"ii.-7
dear. s v -i
.When shall our grievjng east*'? '
When lit'e hfng warfare close :tt
? ? i i .1 ?~ ri
H;r -oiils will l>, fbuiitFnn peace.
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Sadly misM'd bv the fn.mily.
IN MlvMoHI AM j : , v
?: ? i i '('
In hiving. Inn. >a l i citcmbraney ..v
if. our luvintr Another. 'who <'o| ai
<1 this I'tt'c '.hivi- voar- a ;??> . Man It *1
"'v-'
\W .saw ..you. iid'tin-p, fat!** like <
- i!. .wIT, J-7?- - ">
\\~>\ trio.-to' niaky vqii stay; i
-W'u_VLati hi <1 -Yu.i. ami n-r.-.t-M jvmi
tomh-i ?aiv
Ihn. tin* I.on! i allia! you a'wuy.' ,
\*f iid no' l'l'ii'tfi't*1 you iiioilu-i;, nor <
"o \w ir.l ru!.
' "or we tIjlr !: of yo.i >o oftoii -am! >
2>vill' !?* >o until th" end. _ I
Y-ou- H-rv-frot foi't*oit<-n. oth'-r- i?a\
Hut jjur t tu* *-ii:l?iiiih'c 'or \ou
Motlioy, \viH"aiwiiy-i ho.?
\V. K. R'AVIIIjl". f * . lioVV a- .
K. A. Bowman.. \!u. |{. How man. j.
Bowman, Matilda Wa'-on.-and
* 11 still Mr. SlrAa-uiiu Chi]*': t.i.
In- sa?I flat I ovinj.' miuTrofv of
Oy ? doa-r 11 O * Oil oh \t * . ( itiii'ltr? ' IT-i?
-"iui? w!departed thls.-^fe.j
. March?--1, 1 I I'M !. - * " ;' i
Two year.? Rave passed
rii"i ni'i >J.iy 11 i, ^ 1 i[i}lI ! :i'A :is
Mi -,?Am and i I,,?S'i. \V il''< . IN
I.ON INC M KM OK V
OF MY MOTH Fit
Hid hTimdy . thing oT everyday
me-ant so much to her
What will she, do; doar Cod,' with
Thy space of universe
To tread, without a .dish to wash.
-a tumbled- he<1 to smooth W'ith
lovintf hands? In your
mercy, dear Cod. I pray
You give her something to do unh
| II she gi'ows^"
Ac ustomed to the sudden change
. of rest,
Mrs. Marietta Patterson
I>aughter
M,r*. Martha-clones, SisterM?
Julius Williams.
Brother,
__J *''1r 'lO-iztL.QlirAdVe r I ioers?
i r ?for?
Courteous and Efficient
- - Service. ~T ?. j
- . ?9'
Here Very Soon
( iinu". jo (iiliiinhui. Aprcl h?irsl
? +'01?I'uljtyim n's?Fund.
All arrange nu'ntx wi'i'o toniplot-ttl
yesterday for the appearance
of I'aul Whiteman' hero at, the
Township Au itoiium Mon., April 1,
rp'. nnored by, The Coluiiihia L'-uIht
1 >epart nlehi"~MiUjLiaL Pension mssot
iatioii. The a.uditoriuin ,h?s booh
t.nKutfcd, thy contract sinMipd, aiul
the larno guarantee for hi.s eoni
1IIK IIU.^ UVUU Xi 11X4 VI V* I I Civ 11 u\ 4,1
few private citizens, aeeordiiip: to,
Manatfur ! '. Ii. -Brown, who has
oooked the liivt' Whitemun ?vehestra
for the police department. The
following are w.ith the -band as en-'
tertainoi's: Knmonii-^JLaao- Vanee. The
Kitty's men. Johnny- Havrser.
TToy Haryy. Bob Lawrence. Jack
Teayarden, Mike Pinyatpt'o? Bud
Liim. ^
All money made by the concert
will be used by..the police association
mutual?trm the?rurpose of paying:
pension's to ajU'd policemen
-r-k'acfl -Whiteinmr's band fs ttn? "
highest paid in the country, . and
itV an all-star ensemble. Kvery
player in the?orchestra is a master.
pot only of his own., but of
several- instruments. :
=A?poitii.ii nl tlie"* Balcony Avflf
be Veseryed for colored?people. ~
l'i ice all told -S1.00 and tickets
nay be had now from any of the
policemen. A H-se rfs?will- be? n .
eryed.. The recuJar . box -office
sale will open Friday ."March 2!>th ~
it the Town-hip Auditorium.
?. ?'??7 "
II M'M \N f INi\ ! ; ill N'lincn. Wi'
read with phasine tin- n-.-Ws-rj?in
J31 r.' and there-uver the kt'ate
tmfwh .vmi- tu?Knu^ t hsd. tdhttp^ ~
urn School is otiihe tdp 111 tip. with
ts far fvjj principal and wide
iwake faculty.- . '
This- scnool "VCHr - has ficoff=Tflh .
d w'iht hard work fur;* teachers
lelp ojcc'ts have Iteen put' ov-1
T. ' ' !
Kilst-- Wo ^purchased :i cannery.,
nid ptii 1 for tlu* samel hv the help
f the I'. T. A. The* s". 11 dents have i
carne * to can riot only l"vtiits a-n '
jretaTiles, titil mca' ;V~ woil.
Phis h is- been' tpiit'e.?:rn atrfactive
dias'e ,ill our, school ' work. The
Ipnic^ Kc. iiomic ilruai 1 -'-la lni'.hoho
supervision of Mi's. C. E. Wat
rttv?Is UUI lliu1 splendid Work. Tit'
rls wviv irivcn a practical lesion
in servin-.:; a wholesome din-'
lor, an I in I 1,1111 ivi r-n.?r. Tft- his
dinner all ilia t'achois we he
tivitipl,. Th.- .seniors entertained
'r -f. Chapman. ;an 1 Mis'* A .die
...... . 7V..I ?> <1... Iii- Jillli'.ir.s I'll Li.*!''.iuv.d
Miss .Mat-' IvUen Tolbert.
L'he soplunoivs entertained Miss '
-m ibn?Mat* ?Washington. 'Pin1 resHiilc
11 1 ntei;tained .Miss Helen- _
ir-< li'iivcs. I iiv eirni. nlaj h s l'nl
jji t.heir ft?(>t-ti'p the foir.iwlivr
week. They all i" fau-ted an
'iljjyiiMr 4-vt?n ing.
\Ve have in i p::iu'('t ion with t.ur ~i
chotfl. olit' <>!' the I'tf-l basket l>a!l
vains in thy' Piedmont section,
'hoy have won -qui", e a ft w games
his season. The mo?t cxcitinsrW
Hg Lint, t. Ith.Vod III T In. .lnltl nill'.i m February
lia, .T'xtrk1 Hall, (ire ti- 1
illy City, where they were !>> ?t.uvcht
M eoiit ae d U ith the ()yonee County
Yninir.g'' .School, Seneca, . S. C.
ir I St. i [iiie 11 ij;h Sehoel. (ireeii ill1
City, \vhefe t lie-- (*7)apinJi.ii
irow girls ri owned- t heihsi Ives,
vith g'l"i y. .
Saturday at our regular comity
T. A. and Teacher's jiriiclitifc.
Ire school-.. of flit- county . gave
-heir aniUial.- inaWosdt-al - cimfe-jctT- ~
'-hapnian drove bn.ui.ght haeh the
>t prixcruoii by little Aliee Mar.-'
' S" wiirtj Ith ejaile. nine years
-AV-e have le gun beautifying the
an |)U>. by having off wajks from '
lie building to the iitheiy -putting
ait shrubbery, etc.
\Ve ti e ei>ii]) rat ing>-n it b (Jreen
ill- Conn y- in coining down to
he - -S;at-o?1Trnrtrrrs AsMicial bur "
-ntr?Iiuii 'i e '?per eelll.
NV A I II M.I. V M-1U S ?
lit' wciuliti eo edition here
In ?r --h;-armful' UlaVsmAYT "
fniu(r with f'.4* hirns so cheerfully
*Ut?,i?j?r *'li fr not. s -of .?|>'i'ing.
I he Sunday School service ovfu- .
'hot s to en.joy.yd.
I he Junior an I Senirrr?lJ?eep- "
vhiH. Was viw-t? I?y titf jjtnot>
rti -ho WdhaJla Ilijrh School,
sil?i.1 c:..La_. .i, ?'iv hivIt- - wa.
yo? N flnn h .enjoy*' d. A 1'tt r whu-h
+*-<;< !> to s cunt-? u ;?s served, and
v.-: v 'Mi-i?> > ...ntox 1 it-t-ss. * : them..
'I-I I ( I I ilii I 1 H . ' ill i' j I' U'l > [ill 'Ji-- 1
ant :inii'. .
? Mi I Wl.i?in m| mith i.f Cliii .inn
i- > |?; m i. j 1 a wjnlr with his parid
her.-, w arc very triad to see
?mu?with nr. atam;? r~
.Mr>. Rfssie Bowser of t'hrtrlot.e
V < . is .-|?i n--tiny a iij.ly hrix- wit h
Her parent-', aft-r which she will
re'urn to h r home. .
TheC. (.'. Club met at Mrs. AnJlii?Lcrry
with ;\ll o-f the member*
out and a topic wa.- discussed, aiid_
also folks on scripture, h sHon. After
the mt'ctinjr a delightful
^ wm
Oi l) FOLK Hf>MH_
The superintendent .wishes to report.
that the, old people are doiny
nicely considering. The two elder-^
_ly nnos^aee wTrrrrm, one THR the
' thejy is 100 years of age. And
all ask for your prayers.
She 'Oli'ii wi'hr;1?tn Thank XTi""'
?A4+ce Merrit f??r the donation of
? 1 .<10 -whteh-rhr-sfdh'ted Mrs. Merrit
is one.uf' our eo-\vorkers. -We
al-o thank all yfr" rjonnteA to.her.
.>M.:ty-.the Lord bless you. ' ? - .
Come tp see us, ? ?1
* THE PALMktflTO LEADER
LAIiMFTTf) S IN CRMM D-jVL?
..State Park, .S. C.?|M.u>ch 1st.
_Zion C?naan*"*U'dier Board visited
the abovert named sanatorium and
presented?44?Very" enjoy able?program.
The president. Me
(illulden introduced the speaker
Of tlie evening. * Bfo. Dan SorD
heriels. lie spoke from K/.ekie)
the 37tli chapter, Dry Bones in the
Valley after wlii.h Mr.- Johnie
Rice aind others 'formed' a quarteL
:Mr? W-aHer Willi.mis sang a solo.
We are always glad to have the
members nd friends ~ o.l'_ _Ziun
Canaan'. i
Misses Mobiey-mrrd?Roberson ' of
tlie Evangelistic Clnh. visited on
Mondnv
. Friday night MarchSth Deacon
Adams and friends accompanied
by the little ten- year minister
jnimi Zion H.ipi is.L_p:i v<. n., .mother
wonderful sermon. Every -one
seijt. ; , j_
Had quite, a few jrisit'ors on Sunday
which made t.lie day brighter.
Come again,. You arc always
Welcome. 4??-7*-?
A l.LFN TKMl'I.F \ ,M_F. 1
{ III U( If
< llev. K. I. ljcnjon. I'asiur
Cio.env die, I; .Sunday |. St '.ooi'
' "ell- -f 1 ' ' ' " !'
iCiiaaiict.?YVV Uji- Ve 1 y; i>et?H-i? 111
-1. ?.,n Vvn^"7 ^ ?min i I .nnipiyuiught
to the pupil- by the1 leaclicis.
We li.-Mii.ju tp a finch icview
aud -iomv fcrm. iv remarks ,iby ti/.*
pastor. ' * . j . . .
Mm ni'iir ^ervie'e- began?ajfc?H a F> 7
A. .M. 't:fis beii.g w?v Thiljil?Sun- 1
qyyrn 'ju'ns furnished byi liie Jr. j.
? lioir. lie" .junio "I iioir hay made
iaoi.1 p?-< Tliii J>a. tot'*?
.cxt was tound .Aoshuu 1:2 ?a 1><> li.vojL
111 used ::.4 his' subject, "(lo
may GorCou"'. ' This. .w:tf a very
strong ?ermon tilled wiiyi ?>*- 1 [ )[
V W.uu ?IWW- iH iiriT1 -i ?
congregation wji^ large "ami the .
1OlL.1t.ion .was yttwij. Th'-A.
C. K. I.eaklie-Muvt. tat. .it>
usual lurni', G L'- M. will) a i'ihe at- [
Lndinee. Many excellent thoughts}'
*?m?e gained j'iuin tilt* tuple.. ^?7~f"
The pastor, choir jmd' conghvgaLiun
worshiper at Tabeinac.o Hap
ti-t Church last Stualav' at tcriioon I
:l .'5:00 I\ M. .
One <if-?-t+n' hi^ucst bits of,'the
will appear iii iejiital' at A|len
!' nt])le Thais.lay. Mai-ell 21.
a? S o'eleeK. I'iAbrah Sil^p->
miii ;u ill ";i!mi lie nr. sent. ' ~I
?Mr. l'uul Adains spent |a-l woc1<
ml Jit State Cull -yc. Oi linyefnil^:
S. ('. He iejM?r!evi a v-uey?,1'ipp fil>
'' j
Mis*. A. T! <*}i:ii>)>11and Mi
*v ftr 'Pi Mm ah Utt ended the Statta
Teachers' Association in Columbia
laid, vveuk. Miss' luijiiee -Adams a]
mi att'? tided an I u\ nt tuOrattire-.
bury and'spnst the w cJs-'u 'as- the'.
"P'yM til" her 1 i^rer-?; (;r.<)U(;F;.to\\
N M:\NS
l>r. Je-<e K. H ard. nnslur ol
|s Hi'"\v"n A. M. ! .. ( 1iui-i"1t r'h:ii
! -ion. ..pent Tue-d;^ .ami Wnl.L
Hosday ' ul* *la>f wc. k in (Jeor-jctOWip
all. was ill:; tflksl of Mi.
and Mi:-. -Jainits l{<>d?fW. ' ._
rrofg .1. H. fieek. C. W. Ilwwai.l.
;Ht suaim- pi. )$. Sawyer. K. M'.
H ?*Ix, Mr K. Smith "all I .Mr. Uos-_ .
wi?liTBt-t-Tc " atteudeY the. State
Trnehciv Association in Colunihia
last week.
v- Mrs. Julia (iiiliaid and, lip: Itdauyhlcj;of
Charli stun sp r.t :wc
lyys in (it'ortfotpwa la-t. wu.-k'
visil'iiu- lu'V frie?'ds;
V. M. I-:. ( 111 K( II
Rev. .1. \V. M.irph. I'itstiip _
s;-r\ ice- bepan hi {he if- Ha I luhir
last "Sim,lay. with a lanr'jf. an it >ance.
The niorniny te\ / was se1-ftwi
from Matfhnw 2~>:(!. Matiy
( lit. There was mil' aocssiiWi;
Mis. Carrie (iKeenc.
W'c iil<o ai ftiiowh-itiif " (hf pT.1s_
ne of "Mi-- Tlhvlma Met'olloiitfh,
ol (iivat l'aHs. S. ('. Tin* S. S.
wa- lar1-'' ly at tended.
I .in >tC"\\ hat's t.'omi'' i:'! ATI' ii. t' n i _
versity Quartet w;ill-. appear in
' rcital at Hethel A. >i. I'. Chuivh.
.Monday eveniny, March ITv A
mission 2a ami lac. (let your
ticket tally an I avoid the rn.-h.
ST. STIilMIKN A. M. K. ( IITKCII
Rev. f). N. Wilson, -Pastor
Aj pi nit) A. M. the pa.-foV as- ,
renileif Mr-- ro-truni. ami piearh'e-'
7i u'tiielei 'Tir~siM'imTm
. All .u'! ?In re Vnjoyoil the'
S'l'iimii fljtii;- . . t.vr "/ . ?
T1 u Sunday School is doin<_r fin1'
ritfttlvi;- Utt-, hafa.ii'tslviit- o i^a?_j?uuJ
and .failI.fill woi keiv Mr. I-aac
Se-'sion. We had one visitor Sunday.?Mia.'
s. s*i<>u from?VV'inyah.
dl c . an iio pa nitf fa IK.,
?. I In1 A. (?Iv.?I'au'ii " In-j." 11>?rrf- -d+ft??n-.ii.ii?Iimui.
ititlr a ?rm~"
ten .ance. ' L.!T* -
KVv. .I T!m A. TayL r. a <tudcnt
^ 1 Ajoi.i~ J r?n g(- pi. ac in ij a won
<TerFnl% etmon.
IJKTIIKSI) V RADI'lST ( III Ki ll
Rev. (' . (i. Daniels, Pastor .
Sunday marked the beginning of
In- Tilth Anniversary Kxetti>t?s of
thjs idhurHi. At the morning hojY
of \vo>s|ii|> a paper*\va? rcwl on
"Thcj Mision of oifr +'0x111(101"-," hy
-)Ilsi V;M.hn inl >0' ,
ATTssKli/.aheth Lawrence and a
.recitation hy Miss Vermellc Kelly.
The "sermon was preaHie I hy R' v.
\\\ A. Rurnham of AVest Coast
Africa.
At the evening hour of worship
five 111 inute?ad-drc-ses im'1' made.
The meeting continues through
the week until next Sunday, wh?'n
\ jit' A enilr.iH. lltiy * . Ill Wl R 170]
preaChe*"l?y I>r. I. I). Pin-c>n, Pr si
dent (>f Morris ?4 ?I
The Jerusalem Rardist, Assoriation.
Rev. C. Goings Daiiveh Mod*
erator held its annual group meet-'
i'rg Brtft. Pilgrim Baptist Church
-SnttersrRrv. H. J, Mos^s, pastor,
. " '
: ? 'J-'U. |
. S-csr(
7 T
- .
>ruwh arnmgc- wsrtr
^cJr the year. About seven hundred
pounds of'groceries were s(nt troni
the Various* churches, for Morris
Collage. ...
?'H'.v ^l/oi1iT:Uor_.on ho? annual
..i Cit ti> JIU' I'Ki'i iTna Ttf~ni'. a ^.7T.
i lat'i 11 visit''d Promise Laud1 Bap-*
tist Churi'h, Heineman ami Ramsey
drove Baptist Churt-h, Tuft,
and Zion Baptist Chuivh, Greeleyville.
.
? ? .
hitK^^curY jtEwa??
Iti'v. L. l)v (Jamlile, Pastor I
Sunday being a very delightful
uay. 1 lie faithful church work*
wt re at their post of Cuty.,
Sunday .School lesson was taught
by* our beloved pastor.
At;J 1 :30 A. M. and 7:30 t?;[ M.
lii^sages were ably delivered by
~tmv*pa:-itor. The Missionary* Cirt'le
hret at the home *>{ Mrs. jBry-uut
-at-d-Pr-M. f H
Our ef. icioTTt president, Mrs.'L.
If.. Gamble, has a wonderful pro
ji'i ??"i (iiHunt*. ior tne years' woyK. '
A. delightful course was served
Ifrfr-llie elnftc of the meeting. ... I.
Saturday, Rev, and Mrs. D.
Cajole an. family made a l'lying
vi U? Darlington. In comnaiWi
with Prof. J. K. Mclver to yisit
hjSI parents. We.were royally en
yb Pained in Columbia with?murals.)
iM Darling-toft with" Prof( J.
lyTMiTVmr anT"Tn?'liy ? i??J
I.AKK CITY IIICII .SCHOOL
1'ijuf.* L. I), liradley, Principal
i. la. city of- Lake City High
School iuia-'iuied the State Teiiehcr
;s Association oi^last -wifek in
11.-uiml).a, S. I . an rep^l a- very
enjoyable as well as W-neficial
net iisitm. Aii's, TT. Summers and
ui-i M a mi Joins left for Colutm
bia on Wednesday night. MiSses
l-.ula * .Massev, Kalhlyn . EdwaJ-us,
I in' i ii..H.-tun, Dty.'/do .Young,
Prof." 1)T FT Burton, J. E. Burton,
i. E. Alclvep with Key; D. K. GanTl.le.
motored to Coldmbia Thursday
morning and returned Safari
. ay'niui nihg. .
Prof. E. p. Bradley anil fripHbds
fi-oin KingWtree, left Thursday
m u r.ing a 1st . D-'.ep - sympathy
generally, expressed for the ser
itius condition of Walter Singlets
ry, who now lies wry ill at Mci
Hospital in Florence. He
a mrni.'v'r, of Hie seventh grade
11 i-s of which l'rof. Burton has
charge. We-hope for him a speedyj
' c "Vel V. ' I'l.if 111 :i (lli'e gave ZT
ii ii iTui kciure Monday niorhing
Mi cdap. 1 on the subject, "Being
i'aivhfu! -ii.it 11 t-ho in.!. The tal?*t 11
- m ills', iv-1- an .Mi-sit-at Snu-w was !
pivsented?hi?Lake'?City 1 High
School-Auditorium, Martrh 4, to a
packed house... "
On Tuesday evening the fast
n. ppiug six of Lake -Crty High'
School defeated Tfoniilson High I
>ckool i Kings"-.-.^ m h hard|
t tiiiLrlif Kf? 11 h? 1
Tli,' h?iyi i'iiu'.i ivi'ii1' 1D-10. :
Both train;-* won- playt-ti in th<?
New Home Ware. House. The
J "V? ha ket hall team of Lake City
frhrrrh Sehnnt defcut'LX llentnTinRTK>
jraiy \v?s o f**it*i-1 by Mh's
1**nhi Ma-sov (Albv> University).
?AY'-hib* heme in- fcrtunvhia Misso h'uri?I
im'i'itnrliw. I1???*- ?? " g wets^ the
guests of Miss Hattic B. Wait-,
ps. a fnini'or" teacher of Lake
i'ity.
DELTA SOItOKS OF S. (\ MAKE
DEP.I IE WITH W1NTIL
I.ATINH DANC E AFFAIR
Alpha \i Ho-t to Hundreds In
" Initial Dance. Ajax Orchestra
and Entertainers
T~r~ Feat u rI'd ,?Spring
was prematurely i,n the
air on the. ci^ht of George. Washkn:
t-'Il's Birthday. do#hlyaccentual
o<| by tlte brilliant af air tended
by Defta Si?:na Theta. The favors
ati ) iinprt it:).;u program used the
guest historic occasion tut a nucleus
Ti e hoy ont'-rlniner with' Snooken
Russell an '! is Orchestra pleas
T'h the ti'Pollp immensely, so much
m?i )...r?-? ' :
.nn.K. ... luivivi uus encore prevailed.
Ti e fant!es*ly nttif*" eoi.n
li s oiu-h sijfam glided over smooth
hurdv.ood IT or of Duktv.. Gymn,
Soilth ('a ml iha'jL. preiniem?utility
dance floor. .
Leaders- f)oni the entii-*' South
| Township Auditoriun
f ? "ENGAGEMENT E
f' AC : ' PAUL WF
If' 4:*) ANI) HIS (
| ORCHESTRA AN
^ Famous radio stars on the pro^
^ 1 he K in.K s, >1.?n._ Johnny Mauser
X T^atfarden, Mike IMngatore, Bud
!|1 Sponsored by the Columbia
X Pension Association,
X Mail orders now with rem
X tori urn.
J* Ticket <1 Call aki. Ha i\nri?l
4? ( li"?rt'?Scat* Reserved in Rale
A[,I, SEATS
Commercial Casu<
OFF
PERFECT ACCIDENT AN
JJHERAL POLICY?I
nrr?KTTTFs Igr all races. I'roi
Policyholders. Wr
COM M ERCIA L
5-6 HOOK BLDG. >
| The <"^,LeadeVs
g Ask your
(If ^ORT PATtNf | l]
K MMN QUALITY = 3
^^AIA|0<?A?^PRICfJ
I ?PRICES TO SI I'
AITen^Bros.
/ COL
LARGEST KI.OIIR Mil.I,
east accepted tlie hospitality ex- |
tended / thorn andl traveled, hundreds I
of miles. *o be tlrehent. and it was-.
"yll ?' nth thi'iv jjmi' "
A moH' interesting and move!
featunt?" U'ar prcs'epte.i' under' the |
I ? Hivetjon ot I.Re Snnn-it y i'i. ?t4?yj
lorm ,<?f a min.net consisting of six
c-oiupl.es, in George Was&TTijrlon
regalia following through every
niovemenifc of the danrtr like old
professionals, Depicting a true
| (leorge Washington affair comine
<11 tjhe ,22nd day <>'' February iis
was (very appropriate.
I NiNi/rv aix wmv? 1^BETHLEHEM
' 1L. ( III RCH
Slnulay Wintr ,,f ?n
unfavorable tAi-v?frhtprhurdi-R-ocnr
'cjidT not turn out/fcs usual. Rev.
Taylor, bur pas??V?v was at best,as.
{usual.
? -^fhe-foBo W?hj>~ sttuKMits-frrmi flit
,tis AeaJ'eni.v spent the week-end at
hop*e: Mr. Timothy Griffin, Miss
Mai-y X Lark, .Miss Hat tie, Ruth
anil Darniel Moi-sae .were also seen
ini town Saturday. Mr-. ^Lizzie
G^iffiii entertained a hosti of
frier?ts at a "Silver Tea" Saturday
aftiernpifn. A larjre irroup of
lAjctiiiiTK i rum., our lowji and t-tJi?i?
njunity attended the. "State Teacher's
Association in <.'oli.inliia. S-. C.
| ATi's?Sophia?rfolii'Miir; wini ha lil'on
vl-itlny Ik r dauuhl.'i "?w?A4? =
lunta, ,.,Ga-.l.\vlio recently underwent
an .operation, is Ironic apain,
aiml 'daughter is report'd us.'doinjt
jjiiveT^ Mi^s Queen V,' I.awton , uf
Bookt*r W'ashinuton 1 li-'-tti iSihouh-Columbia,
S. C. spent Ibb Week clni'
at home, C'.yssees S. Herboit
(Reporter) Ph ase Iniy the- Dea<jler
weekly. Thank }?u.
4 , IUJ.M A It IA MAYS
I ' .
Mr. II. H. Hib'trd nnd Mini. t
i?ie Hawkins have' tvruinod after,
association *ui ? are carrying 'on
tjieir school work!
. Mnie> M. Rikai'.!, Sarah Be hui-titaiR'h,
N.?Sims, -and Mr. John
Itavis are on the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Washington <>:' "
Newborn v. and Mrs. Com Klkin
fed Mrs Sarah I? nl h, i fm-.l ? h,,T
been sick tor. >onu' tune. ~
lie second quarterly colli" "renco held
at St. Janus on the llitli
arid 17th. - I>r. K. A. Adams. P. K.
A Isuni of $7K7f> was paid in this
conference. Mr. Ceo; Davis was '
ele|c,t?d (a-legate to the Klectorial
Female Help Waited
llospital-^Inst'l. position^ prac- e
t ivql)y--eveiAuvhere" foj-~ fnexpei'i-.
incild, experienced po pie.'Enclose
Sftaiwp. Scharf Bureau, llft-l.'W
W. 4-r>th, New York.. ,
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A i Wonderful Hair Grower
Is jjust what its nunio implies, j
Make* the ha.i? ^crt?\\?lon^ and
full. lAlfilys gi'ay hair _ ami bald-? .
-neSs and pronuitos-abca u ta t'u 1 hob. J
Price 25 Cents??j
Made by,
ALSIK I'. "Vi'YNNK,
Clinton College,
/' Rock Hill, S. C.
li 1M orifl i\ .vy-Afrrif l,
XTRAORDINAKY $
HTEMAN? 4_c |
ORIGINAL ^
D RADIO STARS
ram are: Kamona. Jane Vance.
. Roy liarjjy, Rol> Lawrence, Jack X
Linn. X
I'filii'n liimnFfmziHf V
-VP". ? ? ?? .J.
1 *!*
ittance to Township Audi'
X
?ased from nil). fnifirrificn. {
ony f?n??I'mit SI.00: A-;
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OOAbO^AiU^v-RATPS T j
mpt and Personal 'Service to all
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Saturday, March 23, 1935
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rtrwpr far nflf
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