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B P?ge 2 _i iiHftimiMninnmn^ ii "The New Rider" ; spcutrnow ; * f ?;From The Tranches;? o' 1 By ?: ! Rev. E. Philip Kills < ? Charleston .Subscribers. We have just received a list from Tlu< palmetto Leader office at Columbia of subscribers who are in arrears with their their subscriptions. And the amount due from' the from the subscribers in-.Charleston. As Field Agent I shall call, to see every subscriber in this, city thjjs week. So please be ready to settle when I. come. After the Faster issue 'persons . who are still in debt Ll> The I.ea - der will be cut olf. This 'instruction has been J subscribers. While notices will be sent to all subscribers who arc behind v^ith their payments, none will be sent to Charleston as the Field A Kent will see every sub. >' . scriber here irr?pr*-sojK Our re jM>ri ami recommendation win do made_at the_ office Monday the". 1">. of this month. Jn case you fail "H~7 to pay me before that date your paper will stop. 1 want to thank Dr. E. I,. BaskervilK? and Dr. J. t Dunbar, for 'giving us sucTT encouragement in the beginning of this work B th have paid theii ylcojrly sidr cripiioils , in advance., .Rehierhber. "dishonest sub^erilrcrs" lire those who read a '.paper and refuse to. pay for it. ' i ' The I'nion. -?? Next Mo inlay's scs skm- -of?ou+Alliancoi?xial! bo installation sir-: vice, at which time a unique proT-' gram arranged by Dr. R. S. Lawrence will he rendered. The Rev. Dr. U. -S. Robinson note<l evangq, list* from Detroit. ^Milch, will bo the l?im4nal siHrnkqi". Officers to be -installed are; Kev. Samuel Dlovd, president; Rev. .1. 0. Pun, bar, vicedVes;; Rev. Ei If.: McOill . Swy^ Rev. S. II. Scott, 2nd vicelVes.; Rev. J. C. .lames, assistant' sec i-et a r y; R i v.. J. M. Petti grew, special secretary; Rev. .Jesse E. Beard, Treks.; Rev. R. S. Law rence,' messenger -and Rev. . E. Philip Ellis, official reporter. The Union^way . featured with a great addr-es*- by Evengelist Robinson mitirn?I: . ' witlv his wotulerTui r-r*?y 'm*p<W3et Si. Luke, Wilson Street?* "-"--Last, Sunday was?a?great?dor . at St. Taike. W'e spoke ijfi * tTTe^ morn-iip ar.<l Rev. Logan nf the C.MtE. church delvered a-rousing message at -night, The Sunday -v school \v i t h Si IT 1lTrx.ekiah WaVon ?i?pi es'iding1' a '.> simply tine, 'anTf the A,('.E.League-conducted. by '.Rev. J. K? Tcilhi ft, was goodr-Re? ''ports from class leaders Monday " nite wi-.re ^excellent. St. Luke's. "claj^s leader- are apnmg the best in th<> Connccl ionv aiul i?/ members have no.^uperors when i t comes to church loyally aod support. Sunday a special effort wit! He Tiiade-fiH" the trustees. Prayer meeting 6 a.m. Sunday school and T7'.~* 'Adult Bibh clTi-s '.)dill; Allt'll Lea-~ Ttiict <i:dO"p.m. Preaching 11:1 > aiuf v-8:0() p.m. Let the members pray for an < utpouring of the Holy Spir if. "Let us" advance on our Knees" ? TVS.?Evarurt-.li.~i !' Srttr.binson of Detroit. ,M?ch., who is conducting a scries of -meetings' at Morris Brown for-Dv. J. E. Beard wll ?preach?ttfc?Mm-ris-1- St rret?Baptist ehnfeh, Dr_ J. fT?1-Uinha.u,? . Sunday afternoon at .*> o'clock. It's to be a citywide. meeting, and the, pastor extends an invitation to-all pasiors ana congregau"tvs hi un Cltv. . . m m ? FINLKY HI KM'E JACKETS TO PLAY BR EWER JR.'COLLEGE *r?By?Edward Brown. Chester, Afiril RP^Wt-ll, after a month of drillinir, the hoy? arc in fine shape. On Friday April 12, the Blij.c Jacket? r>f Fin ley Hi. play ibe Brewer Jr. College i n . Greenwoo^l. Not in the history of the school has Finley. Hi. played ~j in Greenwood. Tht< will he the ?.Jackets first' game. , The boys are determined to 'win' the first one. Everything is fine, but the batting) is very weak. These two schools are strangers to each other. When the game is ,ovc.r both will he good- palsy-walsics. (rood luck to you cine .jacKeis. w aicr. i?r tntj . renultrc. ? ?? ?? Oh, yes down in Camden 'he ' girls won a pa mo and lost a game., Thj*. "Closed tin- season. The Roy al Six won- two, games from the following- .schools, Kmnfot . S?011 -High, Jackson High, CiiiTton Col1 ope and Jetfeys/in High. Winningeight games and losing two in tournament i^ not so bafl. ' The Royal Six went plac s this, season. C.UFNFY NEWS, On Sunday evening March 31st JV{esdames Alice T.ite and Gillie E. Byers were joint hostesses- at a Silver Tea entertaining the members of the Stewahks-s Club No. 1 of the A.M.E. Zion and the Ever-Ready club of Dunton Charvfil ~*/>U 11 AIIoe .t f V-? c\ /.f 4 V? latter. The Rev. A. C. Wade, pas ||- ?tor :of .the A.M.F., Zion church ?~ made a very intetestinff talk, \jsinjr for a subject, "The Program N oi ijfc' the Church." We. were favored with a solo by the sweet; singer, mt MiRs Carrie Wade, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Wade. It^ K ' wiae enjoyable event, depicting cul ] tared' taste and careful planning of the hostesses. A delicious course K vas Served. The meeting was closed by singing TJo<T Be With m Ywt, led by Mio. Mamio I.ittlojohn The Whirlwind Club the r OLD f6i,ks home. In : . 1 As the Superintendent of the _ Ibukii.1! OKI?Fulks tfonu1 is still very sick' and cannot*' give atten- ' tion to business;?her?assistant those who have given help and 1 j'are still helping to carry on the work. Among those may be men tinned the following who hove given aid during~+he pftsi_week: The Trustee Board" of First Calvary Sunday schdbl; the Capftlfl * City Masonic lodge, Zion Baptist church Wesley M. E. church, Mrs. Alice. Walker of Second Calvary. - Again we thank you and pray that the Lord's "blessings may rest upon you. ' '.*".' CARLISLE NEWS. A. 'I he pastor and member* of forces in all the churches, We iiitvo witnessed where there m un? it.V there is sti'eflgth. "AVe?tt Y d " very glad to say we haven't any dea'hs' in our town this^ week ami most of our members are up ami going again. .Sj ^ion ?lhurc<Hl ^ Luke pastor Rev. IlilliiiH preached from the subject,, What manner of man is this? The congregation was -inall but they seemed to have en joyed bong out .to church. They really have ohu rch - spirit. We need ~ more members like them. Go to hurch rain or shine. The. W.H. and F. M society of William tiiapel "AT Mi Ei Zion " hnrch met at the heme at" Mrs. Ellon English Tuisday. afternoon with president, presiding, .Mrs. E va- Coleman The meeting was very good. After which we were -served a * ftelleft5Us course TTV ITT1" " hostess.. ; . .1 Miss Sarah Savage, -^Miss. l)ru -ilia and sister accompanied by Mr. Reuben Gilliam tyid Mr. Cle ophite Johnson of Santuc were the guests of iM,ss^allie Savage ami ^ i < U.r-s - -Sin rd A V -eve n i n g. Mrs. Lizzie Thomas, wife, of Mr. C. Thomas caught a.carp, fish ..vitk a hook and, line, weight- XU. :bs. 2 1-2 feet ldng. ??? , >Rer F. R. Glailden of Chester. wilt j>reach at Williams Chapel hurch .Monday nigh', April 15th an<l also at St. Luke Tuesday 16^ Wo are asking member* a n d friends to come, out and \vofship. with as at these services. R1 fXl Iv S1'R1 S'G W S. Sunday school was good as usual. with a good attendance of ~ the people from Ridge Sprrttr and vicinity. The BYPU Was very in- i tereting. We are planning a large t rally for the fifst Sunday in- May ( Watch for the winner. Mr. P.P 1'ftersnn and Mioi H-r -| Mazzard are still indisposed. ( Mr. M. W. Hammond, our local | a-tdult relief teacher conducted a community program at the Hig- : ".tins Rosenwald school last Sunday the, nature"'of the program was in | kecking with the program ren- i Ldered at Ridge IHR a few days ; ago. >- t Mrs. lathe] Thomas is visiting her daughter in" N. " Y-? Mr.* Ralnh Hammond.' Fhu-iija Is !"icre-vi.-uting his parents, . .?_ 3 The" dedication of the new , -ehool huijjding -will. be he hf April L'Jib, at .2 o'clock. The RTA met Monday nite. I.)scussion: 1 I,<Jme coopefaTi^tn with j home program. This meeting was ; I vkM-y interesting. ti?. r;.n.i...i....4 . .i -i.. i l rn1 \> Illji UUL-ML.>, lllcttll* lilt* 1 tumor roll lor the- fith month: l 1th 3 RosaJ>elle Broiidnax; 10th Frontis, Brooks; Pth grade Klizabeth BrodmiXf Walter -Davis; Junius" Wil- i Hants; 8th prade, Iredell Davis, t '1*1 H IIt;tsin;t Hammond lii ?Ftijin, _ Willie Merritt; - 7th grade John i Broadnax, Sarah Ketiner and Hen j dersori Brooks; fith grade Mary i Rows, Thelma Abies; 2nd Aaalee "i Davs,"-Alex R.aifovd, Ruby Peterson " Roy Broadnax; 1st, R. Pad- i get; Vera M. Ready, .'I. *11 ol stun, i J. Hi 11 i>. Henry Jackson,'"fa. and i Tb Ilnlstun. ' 1 A few young men from here ' attended the Grand Soiree at the Palmetto Pond, April 4t.h. If you would Hke?to know all about getting married, be . at the Ridge Hill school April?H*th?-TTt~"" 8 o'clock sharp and you -will learn. Given by members of fith and 7th grades with' Miss Caldwell as directress. The Agriculture boys of Ridge Hill school ftiebrated .BooRer T. program in the school'-'auditorium Mr. Front is Brooks spoke on the iTarly'Life" and Hardships of Book or T. Washington, nd Mr. Junius Williams spoke on The Life of Booker T. '-Washington as an1 Educator, wh.ch .was cn.joyc<l Hy all. Wo thank Rev. Watson who is the Adult Agriculture teacher of this Community for speaking to us oft Rural Community Life. home of Miss Janie Smith, Tuesday evening. ?... Chi Thursday evening the Ever Reiidy Club was entertained a t . the home of Mrs. Beatrice Knuckles, with the president, Mrs. Alice Tate, presiding. " A splendid representation was present. -The de^ votionals were* conducted by__the presidorit. Some helpful remarks were, made hy Mrs. Florence West A ft <v?. 'fV?r? VillCM n -rtfHis iX'urse of cake and cream advert.. *4?r ? THR PALMETTO ATUl/ETIC RASE BARI, CLFB Robert Marshall,* Manager The manager of the"- Palmetto Athletic Club says that thd clrtb is ready and if there is any bad "IucTT to. come he wants it to .come in the beginning.?The boys will get their first day's work-put on .> V r% : " ,, - arc the 13th.? This club?will?sh.&k< 'iands with the FMorejic*?----Btathi Hiiwk< inj-w??gygn dining gatnic FTuoUm1?Monday?at 2 o'clock jtnd with the Wilmington Black Sock. We want lo meet many"Tjew faces from?Columbia. Lo witness these games.-??April '23. This club will latco the Black Sox single hatlTfod. Come and see Bud Ash jump off the rubber and the rest of yrntn home boys. ?The boys leave here on'the' 12th in-busses secured by the manager. If there is any club earing to give this club ,a game, write or wihe Manager Robert Marshall, 805 Gladstone St., Florence, S. C, The club will begin a todr the first of May. The line-up follows: Walter Williams,. 1st base, Columbia; A, J. ^Simons, 2nd baser Columbia; Malachi Watson, 3rd base, Columbia; James Toncy, S. ?>, Darlington; Bud Ashford, S. P. ^pitch, Columbia;?W+Hte?Butler,?catch, Columbia; Frank Peay, R. field; Columbia; James Coon, D field, Columbia; Buddy Weston, pitch, Columbia; B, King, pitch, Columbia';' Nathaniel Reese, pitch, Clcmsonf' P. Ijijah, pitch, Columbia; U. Galloway, ui1ipire, Wilmington, \\ C . ? ? m _ POETIC MEDITATIONS t,B> HorWft EU "Dickson) 7 A Short Prayer M.ikf mo more appreciative of the '' lovely things about me. Lot me feel that though you heed nje not you cannot do without nie. Holdnte by the hand and lead me when, my strength is such I peed it, ' ' . 7 Fill me with a faith so strong that even I could/not imfrede-it. Help me have a truer love for both who lbve me, and who hut,e me. Make me* clear of mind when pondering such things as. agitate me. -?vTell me in my hours of sufTeving thgt life, begins when dying. Tell .me that I'd be of worth though I should* pass away still tryIng. * SOI KFES OF AMMONIA ' * SIDE. DRESSING The highest, yield the past year, 1503 pounds of seed Cotton, ^was made front side applications of ArCadiarj nitrate of soda. Yit*Ids oi la.Tif lO'W., and ipounds 01 seed -cotton per aci'e U'i'I't1 uljlaiiiod whore calcium nitrate. Calni-ivSJMJCthT'ly, WOTV " uS0<t ,ts""? 1 (1<? applications. The basic fertilizer jpplication was 000 pounds per acre ?f a 4-8-4. The'averajre y i(?lds for the past' four .years. IS'ioO to r.'.h;, lor some >f the materials-tested-are as follows; Arcadia^) nitrate of soda, 176_9 pounds; Champion nitrate of<oda, 1*750 pounds; Calnit.ro, 1744 pounds; calcium nitrate., 1750 pounds; and' Chi leap* nitrate of sola. 1725 pounds of seed cotton per icre. The ditTeicnccsIn yield for Hose materials covering this polled arc. not significant. ?, _ TAMI'TON TN'sTn M TK'S DEAN A* IS ITS~ M AinON C()l'N"l'Y training school. Miss Stella M,._\Viley M. S. (white), .dean of home economics it Hampton Institute spent the d'ternoon of'April 1, with ^Miss i 1 tit tic R. Bethea, in _Lui?Af?mon?( itlinTy" School alsb~< iradulito of Hanipton Institute. Miss Wiley is touring- the 'C.'ir lin-as and said, altho Marion was lot on her route -she could hot return without visiting. Miss Bethea. In m "M'1'' to the home L'cohomics girls, the. Dean conimended us for our. department, neatness in "perso_n,.'.'-Jlworfy" and i'oonh' -'S?he wanted- to know ii we were organized into, a hopie. economies club, if so, what were some >f the things' accomplished. When told that the club had raised over twenlv five ($25.00) doRars ahd that the greater portion had been <pent in purchasing: a kitchen sink, window shades, curtains and rods for nine (5)) windows, the" group was highly praised.' '?flJport entering the building," Miss Wiley said, "I caught the Hampton spirit. Cleanliness, order and politne.ss ' express 'her' spirit, and this is what I witnessed throughout, the entire afternoon." " "M iss_Rethen's, work was very commendable at Hampton. She ranked in the upper third of her class nhd it seems as if she_stTfl has the Hampton spirit and is Roiding uip" the high standards of t he school. Wc" feOT promt of "hm as a product of Hampton and hope she will "continue"Tha work that she is doing, Miss^Wiley sad." We appreciate the Dean's visit and hope she will "find it convenient to yisit us agian. Being inspired by Miss. Wiley and our teacher, many of us already have decided, to go to Hamp ton Institute for out. College train ing. - _ AROl'NI) CADES ' Sunday. School opened a,t the. usu al lu>w. A lengthy discussion of the lesson and review by the Supt. of Hickory Grove Mt. E. Ghurclh Bro. H. Wright. Tu,. Cr.,? A ? O ,.U 1 -L 1 .1 i m.* ouuuny ocuuui w&.s rm*s svu wijfh?several visitors; Mr. ? Eddie Lawrence and Mr. Smith. of Lap Way, Prof. Df TF. Bprtom and J. E. Mclver of Lake City, 11:30 A. M. found the pastor in the pulpit, Rev. L. I). Gamble. Ho preached a< wonderful sorrnon. The audience enjoyed the spiritual dis_ course. Mr.' Eddie r*awrrmee, R. -Peterwoti and Mr. Smith were the dinner ^uest?^of Mr, E. L. Thomas, ?1" >_ " " IE PALMETTO LEADER 4_ youth nows to grim? r~"~~ . REAPER . " 18th Year. AH-of lower Richland County " "was saddened over the death of Miss Lou Ilowell, March 28, a veritable rosebud plucked in the early morn, _ " . The -eulogistic services were conducted at the St. John Baptist, Chtlreh under the direction of Rev. Jesse Neal, pastor. Deacon John son, Mrs. Easter Greene and Rev. J. B. Barber gave sincere testi- j ' moriy. This late sister was the daugh1 ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ishmael Ho\vell of Hopkins, S. C. She was only 18 years of age and left the " following- close relatives: sisters, Miss Hattie Howell, Mrs. Fred W. Alston, Mrs. J. S.' McRant, " Miss Kau Ilowell; The following "brothers, Charley, -Preston, Walter, 'fshntael. jotm. hdwood and " Clarence Howell. Mrs. George Henry, an aunt and Mr. J. C. Castor also survive, aside front a great host of Christif.il friends and relatives; These persons were active pall T T1 uvaicir? ouimuy. Uiy^US. .? lU'O^r, Preston Robinson. Frank. Johnson, Wash Stokes, Jesse Newton, Willie Wright and 12 flower girls' who responded beautifully. While the following, you men Served a honorary pallbearers:* P. R. Webber, Jr., Alex MeRant, Hey.wood RowmanT .Tshmael Howell, Clary Smith and Lee Stoker. The Holiey Undertakers. were'' in charge of this.large- funeral. DONT RET TOO ROOT) Hv n. T. Blocker _ Whatever you do. brothers don't yet too good. There Is a ?p-'ety hat f< Reprieving, and which imn? diately breeds suspicion and distinct. Mov^ every man has his faults ami if oua-^.'oret nets nn<l thoughts or even those^ things peo nle know, about us but- which wethink they don't.-know -about us were held up to the public. We would shrink, out to the. quick and flee to'hiide..our' moral and'spir itual nakedness. * . Some of us. g" t drunk, and that's bath some of us lie like logs and that's worse." Some of is peddleville talks and that's worse.' Some of us* love money more than we do - truth, honor and roodness, and that's worse. Some >f us cheat, steal and dodgy our dust- debts,?and that's worse. But-still through among the elect it is IH I Ml i | ' III .. trile. But the crowning- sin of all " is a hard unloving hoartr^wd a-;So?l Without charity fop tin- faults of Vhers,. whioh .-vein to rejoieVwhen others are crucified amil A'hich attempts to hide its secret. Men dislike such people amh--(k)<}divpise them. No whatever you {<> people don't tret too good- Heityv<>n i- gbing to be a surprise party-do most of us. . , i ' o. : ; < *> 4 ... ' v ~?- (A i |4 How Much \ -2-U u \ % 4 ;C yr ? ii jJJLUI p. " [ - / * i:<A L.., mic/ IWT* -??* Vear aftgf*~^E $ sealed-irvs.tee : r original owne ' z t_. . ' O : - ? ?r 7^?' fe ' " -nft>\ 1 ' * . > f j ji? '' Lj, L i , New G'E Monitor Top Model X4 NOW "ageless" < in-steel mechanis ance Protection i q Any Style! A I ' , JJ TN SELECTING u, i pM X mechanism first, long and how well v The G-E mechanism W '?requires^no attcntlo t"9 5-vears performance w General Electric cabi stainless white p.orct j'. ' The only refrigerate ?""?:?1*5 T- ? Frjyzer, oprtn,?ttrtt -Cannot chip or ru: |T PERI "; 1611 iv I Mr, YAMT. or-^Ftt&^&ATXKR * TO ^ADVERTISERS. 1 tie lntleeince of the Leade^is an advertising 'medium is beinir recognized by latere advertisers.. ?fii 1 event?weeks have added a ~ larjre advertiser to our number. The Commercial Casualty Insurance Company of Newark. N\ J., with .officers in the Hook Bldtf., ? Columbia, S. C. has fecoprnized the value of our advertising and has placed its ad in our. papers without any solicitation from us. Thiscompany is oneibf the larprest* com ^ panics of its kind and operate*? in' every state in the United States M as well as in Canada andVnjoys a Si splendid record. It ha>i been-the Pi pleasure of your publisher to hold M a policy of Health and Accident A. insurance in this company, for Cc some time and his experience with na this company warrehts him to.p;ive U; his personal endorsement of the El company nrid its; S. U^popri'SUTtav -by tires. We are. pleased to notice- M mar our mivertislng i? attracting 11 fuch advertisers as the Commcrei- M j al" Casualty Insurance. Company! Fc ; and we urge- our readers' to pat-- fr ronke .these advertisers. . in; CLINTON COLLEGE NEWS [? ; Nl By Jennie L. Hwze r_Raclt- II-ilL?St?G-.?Friday, April he 5, was roconizcd as Founder's Day wl for "Clinton College. We enjoyed he a. Jfull day on the campus. 12:30 j the Preliminaries of the hns.kot Lie hall tournament. " 2:30 P. M. The Literary Program, The principal C;| speaker for the day was Honorable' | T. L. Johnson^ president of the People's National Bapk, City. He -Used as a snhioot.: "Oiitstimiling _ I people of your Race." Iii his speech '[ he mentioned B. T. Washington^ George Colbert" and others. He 'ai stated that our race has made more progress^ siiico.. .slavel^y?than any aJJiei: race. Tin? Tnstory, of- Clin) ton was read by Miss.Edna King. M; City. The music for the occasioh I'l was" furnished by the Clinton Col w. lege octet' and the Friendship' Col- it lege, quartet with Prof. C. Ts HiriS ton and Miss- LcHnnvn in charge?" If \ -olo vn' rond< red hv M'ss-Mar- ' Ai caret Phi for. City. Remarks l?y" W Elder I). C. (hrOsby, chairman dl' the Trustee Board. 3:30 Renor? W of tlie Financial Drive. Qui'e a neat sum wis"reallV.ed. 1.00 .p. m. T1 PUnnl-i- ..t ll?. I ? 1. . i n . ..I nil- l.il-KVt Mill I ipilVlla- K( nienL' Friendship College ' first Fi place. . Km'niett Pcott. sccunU and dm tun, third. .8:00 j>. m. markt'*l the end of tfio pcii^ram whin flic FimndnrY May._LL B.'inouet-w jy; qiv^ui in.-4-he- Colley-e " Auditorium. This.-evajur vxrv uni- ^ i|uo irrt'air. A (TeTTclous repast \j was served. The out of town quests ware: Elder and Mrs. I). C. Mi Crosby, Dr.'and Mrs'. J. S. Allen -and daughter.' Mrs. .L S. iO.iiihaek. ~H? Mrs. C. R. Leathers, President and Mrs. L. s! ferpiwn, -Prof., and Mrs. M: Laurence of Brainerd Inst., Rev- Thi crends F. It. "Gladden and Allen, Of general! %?C* * x' A v will the Refrigerator Y - Be Worth to You }erating cost ancj depended:! depend on the mechanism. S I mechanisms now in use 5 years rs ? their perfoimcince record 01Z s *' ^ . . -ti' - - New G-F. Monitor Tops? New G /:' Flah linn ersally recognized as aristocrat of n -= the standard of excellence cabinet styi t, ... 3eneral Electric sealed-? jy rT? and 5 ?ears Perform--,. 6 . . in all G-E Refrigerators'* ft nySizel An^ Price! it of ty refrigerator ?fook to the 1 that's what determines how \ a refrigerator will scree you. is hermetically scale J-in; .eel jk A n, not even oiling ?and carries#-' protcctiop for on'y Si a year! ^1 9 nets are all-steel. Interiors arc lain or Cilyntal lyartrert~crrrmtl. , ^Terir rs with Stainless Steel SttperTry and "Completely sjtnitq.ry. T^AV >ti f reezes more ice .fastpjr.s.. fcY-BROW> lain St. Phoi a ; . 'f ' ~ .. y - Commercial Cast OFF NEW PERFECTION Providing Perfect Health Reasonable Mont One. of the Oldest, Strongest ;i ? the Business Promt t Perso COMMERCIAL C 5-6 HOOK BLDG. essrs Randalph Stunback, Cyr S\?n, and Janus Heath, Chestea f. F. D. Drew, Miss Mcllwaii rs. Catherine Johnson and Mrs D. Nelson, Great Falls; Misse >ra aiuj Maggie Macon atul Lec i Greene, Riehburg; Miss Ida R lupine VCboltnn. Miss T.illio IV kins, -Spartanburg; Miss Eliza th flillh'm. Whi'mire: ' Mr. an rs. Charli^ Pi ay,Winnsborc i-of. Avery, WhiU isses Ferguson and T.ihdsaj >rt Mills. We wish to thank th ietids for their cooperation i aking that da.v a success, (ift Thursday, ApHl 4, we wer voted with a health talk "frot ur'Se D. M. Duekett, -city, as las ?ek" was*National Negro Healt e'ek. She was accompanied-- b r hufbrmrlr &r^44F^f. "Ducket 10 also gave us. some words o alth. Messrs" Fade and. Fernell reprc lit at i vos from the W M. .C.A Benedict," F.ulum in, visited?th in pus-April 2. Mr. Cade spok the ntembers of the- StUden diintce-r Movement on some- raci problems.. . Elder E A. Waith of Cambridge :>ss., who is visiting Kev. an rs.- Shaw of Chester was a plea nt visitor on the campus today "MAND'S-iMIND" aiis' mind is>like a garden, 1 almost make any oath? hether cultivated or-Trodden, must, and will, bring forth. intelligently cultured, id - useful seed applied ; e'll prevent the growth of a? grevated ecd seeds and the wild. ic gardener cultivates his plo ?epit\g grass., and weed away; "uit.s and' flowers, beautify tb ??pot-p? :* *; id produce without delay. man tends the garden of -hi mind" eeding out all wrong, ill applying useful thoughts lie' find; V ? ' jsic of another's song. stoU'tney, . un wiir discover and find? it lie is the Master gardener; ms own soui ana minu. j ? i; | ELECTRIC ou Buy Today ? ; e perfoTmaficeT >7c/c of all G-E are sTilt'Serving'????- ? is unparalleled. j ;Vr. t" I V -t? " 1>: "-l|; ' !^rn ' S' \?>je/'0p irtg r-r?'? THIS WEEK i Pre-Showing \ the New 1935 1 G-E Models J Apniior Tops, Flatops ? is as I^ow as $4.50 T \ ' . .4 . ' p m, $4.50 per mo. IE, Inc. * \ " .! ' . ... A Saturday,-April 13, 1935 ialty Insurance Goers its? * DISABILITY POLICY and Accident Protection at hlv Premium Rates. iiitl most Progressive Companies in >nal Service to all Policyholders. **" ASUALTY INS. CO. COLUMBIA, S. C, il ~ CQKESBURY NEWS > h Wo are still having real winter 3? weather. Some of the real church 8 folk were out in the weather try jujl; iv iiiukc iu me cnurcn lo [ hear the gospel Sunday morning. ' Mr. Wilson NasTi receiving the l" highest numbet* of votes was derlart'd the ilph'gntr> in tha Klq<rt.->>-. ial College. Mr. W. M. Robinson, J? Sr., alternate. ?-?? ' ' .. The many friends of Mrs. Mary e _Ligeon regret very mufch to learu n of the death of her husband,-Mr. David Ligeon. This is his birth c place. Thb community goes out J1 in sympathy for the family. ? Mrs. Eleanor G. Robinson is * h home, after closing a successful r y school term at. Hndges.? n m ? FORMER STFDENT DONATES SCHOOL LARGE NUMBER u up. 4iOOK? . .-v - ? * : : : e Mr. II. A. Kelsie.y, of Washington, 1 1). ('. a fprm. r stud nt.of. BtSnirieixf i" Iu -.itiite, a 'Negro Mission Sehopj of Cliestcr, S. C. has donated to l> Pr";'1ftl''l t"" vnlnmely nf u BooRs iii thi' -memory oT liT< moth"" er to supplement the school's Lib * raiy. j .. i This was i'ldcel a timely gift, ^ as" t>ke -.ehoal Was greatly jn ntfed nf supplementary material for its students7 use' -in collat'.'rial readin?_? Tills vyt of books coivtainS some of the most recent 'editions in the . rUJds of Khglish Literature, Selene;-, Music, History, Foreign Language v. etc. These volumes are being placed ? special seciion in the Brainerd ln.stiUi.te -Literary, to be known as the 'lvel>cy Coiled ion". .The t, faculty of- the manifestation of tiie spirit of loyalty that a. true o son has for his dear old school. .This gift was enhanced as a ro? of .an Vl'fort put-forth by the Central Committee of the school, ? '?v om-llv responsible for the school's appropriation this year. ll ' ? LZ~ C'ALHOl N NKWS ". . Services at Goldview wore very y\ pood cons-deling the weather-. Rev. r e-d to N. C.,' after sei*vices. Mrs. "Minnie Willionis of Texas . is visiting Dlatives. . Mrs. J. P; Singleton and children g-ave relatives a .week-end - visit .in Newberry. Prof. W. M. Scott and Mr. Henry Richie motored to Pickens Friday Mrs. Raclul Inipre was called r: '-trr-AndiTSHnfor the P. B. A. Board. Mvl A i Clr'-'-1-""1 j" hungajo 7>n(.'i ntraj_ Rpad. - 7." \Ve^mc?glad to see.*Mr. John =>' Whi trier and Hence Greenlee out I after a. long illness, jf>' painted.. Prof. W. ,M. Secxtt can | put the program over. We are asking him to remain next term'. Re<\ I). C. Brown is steadily ... tAuklnig ehm-cliee^-Wa Jmper-Wtw much success. ' . Mrs. JoTin Neshitt reports a * pleasant trip to Atlanta, (Ja, jVTK and Mrs!' David Dupre are tfie httppy receivers of a baby chlf. Se-o Jdr? Erskinc. 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