The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, May 04, 1935, Page Page 2, Image 2
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K/roiii The rrenches:|
X Kev. E. Philip Ellis '!
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M"%TSTTOT WILLIAMS.
WELL FLEASK1.
i - The presiding elders of the si:
I A.-'M. E. Conferences of the Stat'
| were ealle.i to meet in council b;
M-BTSTtob !<Oah W.TnilUtms, on, Ins
Tuesday to give account of th<
work accomplished by their dis
I tricts since his departure for th
I Holy Lands. Many of the lead
I ing State pastors attended the cal
I as they were real anxious to se
their great leader on his retur:
I from the old world. Bishop Wil
I liams, expressed himself as not on
I ly glad to see the brethren bu
H - highly pleased with the iepox.1
I made by them during his absence
Encouragment and not ccti'surihj
| and abusing is one of the secret
I ol Bishop Williams' (froat sucees;
?Both mwhile, us. -ami lay?member
feel that lhey can never do. to
* much In helping the administratio
program because &f the tine treat
r mcnt accorded them by this gran
I. and noble leader. The bishop ha
K?in&piring as well as yiite-rtaihin
Jectures that will bom lit any rati
al group. While his headquarter
B?witH at JiM iNiilpm, ho nqide
tiful pictures of the entire scop'
of Bible lands and plans to exhi
B" bit them with his iTTtmwntmnijrh
B out the State- Kach nresiclimr el i
B^ er< inade an engagement for hi
__district. They seliiut'd a centra
HI chureli where all the oTTi'ers ecu!
come together. The occasion.wil
be jvortji more than SI. to over
person for admission fee. An
yet I understand .at something lik
B a small pitance will he asked t
meet the expense of the loca
B church and that of gas from dis
trict Jto distbict. It will lw goo
news to the members of Si. Laic
Church. Charleston to know tha
Bishop Williams will he our guos
Friday evening,-%K'ty 17, Willi thes
1 scones and great lecture. All o
the boards and clubs will spon'so
tiiis entertainment.
WT~ ALLKN AN!) TIT'NKDKT
The' above colleges' at C'olumbi
that have shown such a tine spiri
of eo->n>ei atUm in their education
al prograpi's' will take another a<l
4" vanceTl step this year in that bot
schools will asseritble at fienedict'
chapel for the baccalaureate ser
v, nion to the graduating' classes. I
~ choosing Bishop Xg'aYi W; W i I
Liam's- t,?" perform ibis di'tV bot
. \ faculties . have been highly com
mended not only by tit. -people o
f those denominations Mil- the pec
pie of the "State, It.Is acknow.ledp
ed that President Starks is one <
_the best college heads* in the Sout
L and has surrounded himself wit
p - one of the bust-'faculties.- i.-Pr.?pd
dent Simpson, has been the sal v.i
' tion of Allen, and with, his cOrp
of teachers Allen University'^ r'ai
ing is higher (hdh eVW tfebUV 'l
.' all of its history. Everybbd
f should attend these cotnmencemer
t exercises this year. ( onie and sc
what fcreat things, that are-.bein
(Jone exclusively by leaders of on
otfn race.
PRAYER OFFERED J
< All of the dailies carried -ten-*'.*
count of the distressful siirht i
?.(bjynion^ Qjtjiiu where. NY.orshi.pp'')
thronged a Methodist Church o
- n week day to soek divine delivoi
a nee from a pT.rrXrlKT"7Tf- dryness tha
' had withered. crops and hroutrh
choking.dust stoi his "upon all til
inhabitants in the city "and" Vara
' ^ places. The text of the rep(>rt i
pare follows-: "As Tiveralled farm
ers. neatly clad business mer
children and aired men and wornc
knelt together in prayer for- rail
moisture laden .clouds replaced th
11o" y.dloi.- foK-that had hni
IIV_Lflf i*U I'M W i nv v
eiQfnuist hoar" in mind that't hes
wort' riot Negro worshippors, ani
tMy^eport appeared in'all the lead
ing white papers of the country
Say what you will .hut the-.sign
of those times indicate that some
thing is 11111j'i 11> "lu>j>po" that- i
;* hound to drive the human fa mil;
to their km'es. Something i
wrong ..somewhere. 'When,, peopli
get so far from God that his hell
' cannot reach them he has alway
. hud' a way* .to. bring them hack
, And wh'm God speaks, men forge
theit- riches or their poverty, thei
station or their color, and 1 ik<
those Oaklahomaians, all bow a
the.,-same shrjne ?for aid. Thi
~7--. great need of the world today r
not race mixing but prayer hiingl
ing. As race.* we will forever re
main?srprrntr?arrd?d est rift hrr
God wnats n?- all to eomo togethe
in prayer, for it is Written tha
"Every knot- shall bow." '
' .v . A COQ.D CHANCE
While our Sta te is witness in i
*he greatest peace ip-its history
its our time to get .Episcopal re
?^' ignition at thn forth raining gen
?rtt! conference: The Palmetti
header, as '.an.organ- take*.the no
-itioo of Bishop Williams, and tha
"is. to boost all of the candidate:
i litil the._S.tato spe'aks. Aftf,r thei
the paper__will get behind th<
standard hoar.er. Its columns ari
15 all of theni. And an;
n n.se tho sheet of com
the terras. Now whih
ft true flq to thr paper
with thejtenti ibutfirs
t, out of ttt^- 1 aspfr
o bishopric;am sup
y one, and! mean t<
ay power to have thai
the standard hearer
" - *
All of tlio'm have ju:?Htio? \TvntjWH
| justify their aspiratjons. -Ainl?I j SU-might.way
furthoi?that?n11 a r!v all ? 1
of them may he elected bishops^] Oh'
in the A. M. K. Chureh hut not in . wh
? 1PJG. Only one will get m at N\ w A.
j? York. * ty,
i wianks to sritst HiHj*:tis th*
r .... . oi
I nose paying on subscriptions" ;
frcnv Charleston are: l)r. K. I |.||V
I Baskt'rvTnTTTr. X~r. l>.:r l? . M. ' VV *
r J111 h's Fielding*. lytdoretakn:, Mr. I
I.'B. Moultrie, undertaker, I >r. M. nu
\ A.- Hollins. I lev. C. Capers?; Rev-., les
\V. II. Wilson and Mi, i Thomas
Thmna- Caul \ . Ptli.i.- will pay vva
Vxt- wo k. *St. I .tike s irvjy.Ti- r ~
'' now in session, and Pr. W. .vis
O'awtprd. of Sumter uill be. in of
e' ! afge. dyvyi yhody is eob'dially wl
invited; Let the members pray for t'oi
any out-pouring of the Holy Sjririt. pi
6 t ' i. - - i <
I.,' I u.> ?t ?\ mii'i* I'll our KILOOS. 1*1
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~ ; Utt
ll
* By Miss' Tt\ssit' I.. Wall i n,
k . '..
js Moiuluy, A pert Fit v. M. ? .!. ,H
'or.ar and lwt. A. Knox. motored
>' 1'owp .ij?a.It _il iionip- ,'-M
0 lofting, lull} at tli.' chuu-h i>:
n yhich Rev. D al is past, >r.. K"P it 1
from tli' various" ? oJp' lv.il v~ 1,n
,j .vi ri' iwctTlent. . t |l. l '1
s Tuesday .an i'nooh, "I !?e "acii'ty
r ...J'_the Uiv.r Hi. iSchou] namely; . '
p: rRvA. and Mis.' 1L A.?Txt*rrtT.
j. Mrs. Lucia Taylor,. Mr-. Daisy I.ojr ^
, at), Mis-? Xetlj(i .'aims ani Miss
;i .'ir I': : r. v. : ly "lit, .'i f
'u.tH'.l and * \ v,</ a \ n,'iclicim
-dinner, at the- homo of Rev. and
Mrs. M. J.' lliii'M'. Little dautfh7*
or lieiieva McLad.; we. | '.,. TT
fii Mi.-s X? si ' L. ' Walker" ami' "rh
,, ti?s> 1st x'\ ||ii? rin.r. '
Ij Tile jiuii.' ? \ I'iritip' uk - ..o-clock
a part of tile file nil v was en- ml
f; p;iTa^. T-aTTrm^TT.".i7i""nt"Mr" : J.. t("
j Vlasscv by if ixs 1 tu-v. 11 i;ryin<. "
( 7Jt>bn Walker of \Viiisto?sj
"ak m. N r. a ' ).l v; ,\ II. i t W-:
el* of V\'a hinti'tmi. I). *('. were ~
(j alk* I to Reiil.villc, S.C..tn v.; w t }
^ ja-niain,- Hay to" r, su-a* AValko:
C'haftel' C'oiju trry. ~ ~ ~ '){
^ Whik' h - f yfir lb-"-. 1
t- 'anv i' lat i\ ! - ai.ii '' IV!. n c>I"
/. irecr; S. v. bii
Littl,. Th anas .1 r.ki'a. <>!' l.^o.-r. >M1
Ik- S. I". - |:f ' * : \\ r. i ll*' ' '
is aunt. M t Ma; i|.la ( k.1.1-tail:
H'o-lia^l a very kivi'ly t-iuuc. ?
Mrs. I; ?11i - (iambic aiaj- daujfh- .
a ttx; oC^Ciiwrvvilli1. S. (s, ..pi ??;
j. yo-k-eiM wiib bee mn her. Mi . ^
'a.vann.ili?lb"'. . : ?? i??
|. We were j;hfl~tb have Rrof
h lijisccmb an i I -"?ra?<H riTeilF ~~UX.
s . Hi-. S. (". \v."'. h'.f witi at !k-'tl:
' M. K. < 'liiiieh'S: a 'av tn..r: irv. i(
, .H1S.S I I;I;. .C.IUI! <,? U r: II- kt '
|ji nt a v-ry ple.Ts;n;<?xxu?U,-iii', ??
^ sill) r. am! .Mrs. P> :ul (liver of '
- ravii?i>T~s. r: ? ?i
by
* I N ION M:\YS \.
?f
h
|v lilt- IJaliv wis a I'Avim:
|-_.v ..aloeess la-t Siibalay. The winners 'n
Wfi-o Hacaliiu a ^YiNianis. .hum litei 1-,
? tl?M I'.?II Hti?,V| i -.?|-. \ ) i it [' i ' ?
lain s Hyr I rw. ..r, \.\ .Mi. ,a i
y-?VLr..-*. .]. AV. -Uys'-s +iMii bi n -. U Vfe? ?
'Mhi"(]in,.iliU'i' si' Mi^ a: ?| _ .Mi- ,a
j, McHt lh. I'a -1-I;..- r n TTTTi
bis i?|ipi.riiii .iy lu a (tank Yaeh . .
'thi* ronn-.-tan's wlii! In Ipi-i -.? S\'<>| /S,LI
" -Tt'rfuljy well i-i t lii-. Mi V-f. -----Tha
Steward lliii!\ a II tak
a al H.-.ii I > ilul.ty iv,a'">; a "1
- ll i l<' iv. i >< ' iiiq'i >1/ III' ill
j'i'ii iiir a-kr?. f- - tin-ir l.-a?i
.. . TS. *
n 1 : rival .mi? :> s i >n\*. . ..
^5" "TTj 1 v ~ *1 > i fj,jJ ,.i' "IT"/ -777. ~ I; < : I "
,, "p!y \s & e ?-?'!!% ei'ted !a-t .
... Ko.. Tlinvi Pi-'a -;. s yitl r'll,
:t 'iwt'i siii I in'. H:yr>; < . II,. makes .
. itW- 'I llinl? i.l' Ui^i trl
, <>: Ch; i- ia'iiiy *ih :Vh'- a* 1; /,
>var> Am i ;i-:iu . Ii i\ .h.-atha '?!'.
,, /'wards. Kd wanly intrii iti. i,i i'v-.
,.avals *in i Ivis- ciiiiif-! v.
.Mr. K. I. Ko'-,; > hi v-rTTi* ;V, p
McthodM Cltim-li. of lliis-1 iv ha 1,11
( [ vt-n triat.i?.j. i' ] iiii.-.A"iL-t-L.,-.LXiijJ?!L
Jiii-' |?:a\,t r \a ? -at lirtli I !i x' \
VitfiK' lay. T. at a r a! l.vliif
zi r. ' -11 iii. in i' i i.'ii 1 ai?!?H ^
. 'it layman atjil thr- ( '. .nc-'i. Wt .
, von<li'i: a<i\v ',j' a wiii1'. (innVh ii
.ht'"*ci(;y \v< t:M allow a X.?. '.lay
'<in ta i-on :h . t icip. firav- t* rr?
"Mi- ' '
Pastor A.HI, I fat w?m>iJ ?j- tFI- A ,u
VI. K. Zion <*h;i!i-h with a part m .L(>
/ i "Pi;'- i n ! - ;n (.'li. ra .v. s
k iHiis we k a ir, it^' l!n .Mi .'ini..?
iry ('or.vi'iK ion? Mis. llatwond i- 'J1
p presiding "v r tr... im.s.
I' Pa.-t-.or I.. M. Tohin n att ndiri' 'V
C 1 * ' * . \ }
St a I f' ItapLi^L.?liiiaX- nUmv?pi- ?J-i
raster 1 <i. Bow1 yn motor.
r to Clinton la 1 weak. II,. i
p hat a hitrh type pf.w'-prk is heinn
t nv there and is loud .in in
P '.t .Mr. "J. T. W. -M ihis-ialKi' is pritr
* . ipal yf the school. , I
The community was -sad \nc(| t??.
- learn of the i) pth of He ^on- of. ?vl
t- Dr. h. 0. Miller ;t A h V.lle, N. . ,
>' Dr. Miller is well known thrh- ^
t out this county.* II 'r.a-. h en pre* i,v
'lit '(in <-vev\ <>e<a iirrr in wh'irli
the coniniunify hospital hi^s h en i
ohvenetl and ha- r. ndered valuihle
service* in each of- th' sen- 'pp
' vices, lie anal hL- family .have t lv i>n
> ylnpathy < f t he 'citizens of -Union
* County. \'
-?Mr. r ew Kulmnk- T~ ill at lns'su
V 'ipa. <>n jlain'h'l St." . * ?-l t^h
* tvMrs. Rendwicks continues ill ai ' to\
t this writiiwr. . - { ,
' Miss Tally is also on the sick on
1 i-". ot the community. vt.;
5 Mr. and Mrs. Guss Fost r at;."* 1
f afla . to have tl^ui mother with Th
i- them. She dvas ' l?e n spending nif
_i?>nie.-iilll' with ja.iatfvos in Pen*! Ba
J dlcton, S. C. I ?n
J. H. McCool is np more. Uel.i.s
* passed Saturday after.au iline-s of
- more than sixty days. He. came (Jr
- from ore of th- most corservativ * A1'
) ?ami<ie>^tr) rThmff -tTTTTr^nrimipV dtT
t fit ;! that trait in hi*, quiet life as uui
r, the community's hlm krfmith. He s?r
i ,..i ?i
T1
i * .' ?< ?
s n member of th?* Board of i
wards?of Wrthef Church and I
;r.. ir.n,. A y;,
iirchHe follows his fabhe?,
o uns oiit, of tliv pioneers oV
rican .MeUliodi.-m in this couttT
Miss Th> In.ia Dawkins attended
:pi; ret?xiimennan . nuptial in
ungeburg la-t week.
Mrs. Odessa Woods He id left
J?Kriifiiv i or Pittsburg, Penn.
* hope for her* pleasant sojourn.
Dr. 1,. W. Long attended the Pal
tto Medical Association i|i Char
ton last week. ' . _ '
\v . C. Abraais.-of Spartanburg
is ill the.city la-t .Monday.
\\ i.ydiow Wilson declared that
eur.-ii n is on- of the greatest
all roformer>. The crisis thru
lich we are now passing calls
r reform along with recovery.
u;*t forget to be on hand at Beth
?n t.!'.c evening of May 7 next
,Nk. to luar twp brilliant team,
itch a V tin a current question:
esolved that the N'aUons shall
ree to prevent the international
ipniont ot" a cms and munitions.'1
i' t.iseus: io't-mitrht Lad to many
w ways of thinking^ We may
ibi a tuw "Temple * of peace."
any rate come out and hear
co iff Hi' t"e I'sal 1 s t s" - t.-f the
tails o: John \Yesl' y and Rich
I All: i). Tikits niuy foe phrased
from l)r. I? A. Sartor ami
s. K. X. W'iUiuniH,
Dome to Church!
Djm U ( HARfcKSTON MOWS
Key! James, Parlor
Su Pi tn's Sun.'ay school oped
at. it's rsuaj hour, with Supt._
rHtencher" .at their post of do".,
,f i- miii wii'i interestingly u.ss>;
i| t*y f hers an,I student
.Vt?1 1 :4.r> J.uve Feast was?ad
nisteved. Mrs, Kebecca Washin^i
and Mrs. Knnna Grant arc-?still
tne s ek list. Mrs. Laura Oliver
e< nl ii tyi to the hospital.
Mrs. Lucid. Yulluiiy und rwei. .
on uu.i' ss-'ul operation at
per Hospital. ~
i././h- -trad ha.'.' is iinp> *.
r nicely.?
On, Saturday, May 4th you are
r. (I to the ne w -baseball |fa*7;.
inter and N'oiMn. ( aarb stop
Admio^ioiL Sjfic,
m
\KION RtRNIK \VlLK>NhON
KKDKK A PKl) CUB N(?TKS
i hot- r Ala lam M. K. \V<?<>;1 <
't?tla inert the dubat her bottle on
IVuia Stat .tlic April n "in
<; meeting was largely att- n\a.
't i thi' busi?Vss meeting, .thy
os pus<'"t >1 an .U'ttr aitting
ogram. Mfrs. Maggie Walker |
t ? v >Ty neautiiul poem, rA
rylooval ft a tare -wa* urLmiluciuL
Mrs. Margaret Adair In " the
nil ot Nt \vs.- about thv ntembyr.s.
ci/fii.ainyd romp coin iiy .a little
i*iii-ius>~. atnl.'hiany facts iui>v
an sr. Two poems by. a Negro
>. i risul i>> Air-'. Ruth Harris
d Mrs. Spattn followe<l\,her with
v-iy I > a lit i'fttl sbotioh t'r. m
ice Ca r v. Airs. Rose Florence
ler.aiHea the -guests with sevM
"pv- > <if ic.- ci .am. eak<> and
Ifily;y Faster eggs. RveryoTF
<" t . ait rnooti the sji'tond.
imlay in April* at .4:00 o'clock,
e cluh gave its annual public
ogru'ip. 1'lie purpose of which
tik in drm the. public as to what,
f-riub i-. 'iyi>;K t" dm?Ami f*<>
't th. citizens of Chester in
< Wilkinson Orphan Honve at
. \v:_y, S. j
Mtuu:. was 'furnished . by the Jr.
.'Orated" cldit of Chester, anT"
Brainerd t^flfntet.
Viie program began with :
mark*'..by the " Pr'sklent, Mrs.
i>. Muulim-h. ? Mi-"> .pannie Cm
I spoke on her in\pressions of the
i1kin*?<n home. . Mrs. Adair
ve the history of the local and
it organizations. . Mis. B. Spejl
in related t'h> work of the club
th.' 'community vei*> timely ar.d
' j > I'll I papers. \v? ;*S read by Mrs.
i gar t Walker and Mr>. J. E.~
inn.' Mr> llose Torrency read
fo'autit'of fVo m. Reverend. J. W.
Mioaev, the tply m&le member
fhe club, made h? lpful remarks.
All mi Hibei;.- have been urged t<
h it- fi inn cit i//. ns and friends
stun < " oiiy dollar p:r year,
help with the 1 xpen>es of runtg.the
home.
ru ...:11 ?... ?v-.. i ?
. iii"i ? 111 un- iMi inuay.
1 irg. Mrs. Mamie Woods awl
>. .Margaret Walker will erttern
at (lie of Mrs. Wools.
1 in in 1 >f_r.~ ar in god U, lie presI
a to I to hrift' a gUl'St.
'^Ir.. H* A"TfpettmarT*
i'i:ni)ij:ton m:\vs
The Siitolay school of King Chap
A. M. K. Ch ir h convened a' 10
!o;-k A. M. wi'h a very crOwl atulancot
with .Mr*.?M .T Crawthe
A st. Supt. acting. The
m>n ivas beautifully discussed
-the te-TT-Jaeis arvl pupils.
Rev. (Juicl'ii began services atv
:;{(! n'elo' k. Hjs text was "from
hemiah 6 chapter and 3' verse,
me "No Climbirg Down." Ho
fiehe I a wonderful sc rmort.
Mr., and Mrs. CJ. W. Williams.
lanta, (la. worship 0 with us
nday rhoming. We are always
id to hav- them visit their home
vn. ^ ?I
At. A o'clock P. M. R,gv. Guid-1
and his choir worshiped at V '
r . Spring Baptist Church. He .
: 1 m .1 remiah .33:20. |
eme, God's Covotkii^ of day and
rht. The choir of Goltk-n View I
l>t.i>t Church, Calhoun, S. C. al- '
helped furnish mu.sic. Man^.
itoi'v were ..present ?_Li
riu* closing concert of Oak ^
ove School which was held in the'
I. rson- Co. Training...School Au-Tirit.ni
' Wednesday jiiK'ht. was
le a"screens. Mrti. R. B. Thonipi,
teacher.^ ?-?
f
ritj.. ?.? - /- ' ^ J - ?J?:? 4. '
ITT PALMETTO LEADER
' 1 ' f
GREENVILLE CIRCUIT
*
Rpv. A. C. East. Pastor
Grpenvtlte.?The secoffT qflartekly
conference was held at_.St. Mary ^
Church, Sunday at its usual hour1, ^
with a large crowd 1 ^"attendance ^
as the three ehurchus were all re- a]
I presented. The lesson was well ^
taught by eaioh teacher, after
which the Sunday school was beautifully
addressed hy the IV E-, Dr?
Bennr - - _ ; ' J, - u
At 11:30 a. m. preaching by the ^
P.. E. in spite of the threatening
rain a large congregation- was
present to which h$ preached a <
soul-stirring sermon. .Music _w:is c,
rendered by the Friendship Bap- ,,j
tist Church's choir and quite a a|
large number of their members t>(
and frienJs was present.- Rev. a
East extended thanks, in be- at
half of the^membcrs and himself th
for their presence and for J the sc
lovely music rendered. ' C;
Dr.;Benn_ and Rev. A. C. East b:
svere the dinner guests of .Mrs.
Vno.ld of West Grcc'iiville, last- Si
Sunday. . .
At 8 p. m. Dr. Benn.\vas again
in the pulpit at St. Mary, and also
a n'ce' crowd attended, to which j,
he preach*-j another, inspiring ser- "
nion. The visitor^ present were, .
Mrs. Lula Ptjitfe, Mrs. Sallie Smith 1 ^
Mrs. Eden/and others. We were | ( ]
glad to nave- them. Our doors ^
stand open to visitors and friends, i p,
.?i>s oeairsce Hancock, Reporter. J JM
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CALHOUN NKWS t\
I>
" S. S. was- very poo.I a' Gold n y
.'iew under the leu lership of Dea. in
... Rid. :-t- V? -Si
M-rsi -KquilLy_J^VUUianis is v i ? A
inp nor sptor, Mrs. Narry Brown. ' |?
c-^ Mrs; Hattie Gollin- hud for her t.
~ j Ij-cnd ku- st, hsi*tarT Alius _Cs
'' -I'ty' of Madison. "7 T1
The Oi iole quartet of Ar.!er-on,
it Abel C'vuTdh" wa- a real tr id.
The Ladies. Auxiliary. i f Golden ^
View met with Mrs. Na'hey Brown
and was a success. : .*!
| . Ttye parent-1 aeh ?"s nieitiuj; 'J
.'ill be hdld sit. ("siiiinun Seho.d on
is usual date. '
i Mrs. Vina RyidV- program of ' 'j
I pi ritual sin'yinyr W illiesday nile. ,la-sis
niu' h td he i\ memhcri 1.
Mrs. Stacie t.'ellin.s is on the p.
k ick list, also Mrs. Ssdli Jenkins.
Mr, H. Greenlee mid J. P. SiiiK- j'|
letup are taking th.:ir regular tisli ^
?"? trips. . U
| .\Jrs. Rosa Re id A^isiUpl Mrs.
| Hat he I Dupre<> Sunday al'ternutiu. J"
ST, STEPHEN at
A, M. 1-:. ( III IU II -,u
' - . til
Key, I). N, W ilson, Pastor' _ y.In
spltp of threatening-rain our m
( Sunday morning service wa.< good. (
At 11 o'clock the pastor filled the ,M!
t>u 11>it kith a irt'LiT-ti'ning_ sor-^ 1
men. Ho took his text from Hcv.
2:17 and seleete1 l'ot- a subject,
"The rewards of the.-overcomer." '"
The sermon was enjoyed by all. I l'1
The Sunday school covnened at '
the usual hour. The lesson sub- 'u
jeet, "The Holy Scriptures," was. H'
beautifully discussed. ?
At the League hour we enjoyed
a song servfee. on account of the "1
bad weather the attendance was \ ' 1
snvall. TTu7' president, being ab-'.l''
-sentMiss-Ilelett?A. Grant, piesid- I?
ed i or
.52=1 t. .?t |
At 8 o'clock a wonderful sermon l''
was i? cached from Phil, 'ljlfu j'1
subject selected was: "Ilow'can ,
we do all things." Among our ,v
visitors during the May were Mrs. **'
T..J. Mijes of Columbia, Mrs. Sal- :u
lie Harper and Miss Agnes Middleton
of this town. We hope to have s
them with tis at any time.?
On Monday evening, Apr. ,.2'dth. 1
a gi ami program was rendered at .
f.U)- church for jhe benefit "of the !
rally. This program was render- ^
i-d by Lilt' .HlDlk-b tjuaitet. Mvhieh
sang H5 selections, and Mrs. I).
N'. Wilson, our, pastor'^ wile who >'t'
r'cited 8 pieeciMrohrPnuPkauenee w
I)unb,ar.' This program was. enjoyed
much buy all. Too much cannot
ue sa;.i <>i t nt.se talents. We hope
.hat the Jubilee Quartet who will".
StJtm-4ei?ve f?r the northern cities
wttHrSre^i ^ueeCssfulTrMVel. ^j
Mrs. PeBity SmitTria-oji the sick
list. We hope for her a speedy re-, -Ml
tyovery., H'-v. Gelxer. pastor of Vf
Weslev M K- GhimrV* will nvi.ncli
for the Missionaries, Sunday after- ^
noon at 4 o'clock. ' In
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA lV
; . k*
T. J. Ilanherry. District
Commissioner
[ The Scout, motto: "Be Prepar?The-Scout
law^.l. A Scout
i.is. trustworthy. ^ 2. A? Scout . is A1
loyal, .'t. tf Scout is helpful. 4.
A Scout is friendly. .5. A Scout .-*
is courteous. G. A Scout is kind.
1-7.? A - Scout- is obedient.-3-8. A '
Scout is cheeful. 9. A Scout is
thrifty.. 10. A Scout.is 1/rave. 11.
A Scout \* clean. 12. A Scout is
reverent. y. . . - . '
Second Class Requirements
1. At least one ,rhonth's service Sc
as a tenderfoot. 2. Know the iu
general directions of first aid; de- mi
monstrate treatment, including i sti
dressing where necessary, for he- :u
morrage, fainting, shock, bruises^
injuries in which the skin is brok- id
en, burns, sprains, and d^mon* n.-_
strate with the triangle he follow- t ;i
ing handageTT head. arm fslfnir). u_
baiirtr foot and ankle bandaged, t\v
eye and ja^TTjahdagos, arm and ro
ankle; artifieAj "rwpiirat ion. The !e
Scout may elect to demonstrate Itany
five requirements on animals. - -u
3. Elementary signaling: know en
the alphabet of the semaphore an
code;- or the International Morse pi
Code; or the elementary signs of 11
the Indian Sign Language Cotter- at
4. Track a half mile in twenty- he
five minutes'; or, if in town, de- th
of one store window out of four he
observed for one minute each., 6. da
Go a mjhe in twelve minutes at
7 * . T | *7
.. .' - i '
? y- ??
Mr. and Sirs. Madison Worthy |
ad son, Mr. l.'laiviue Worthy. and
Irs. Roxie Massey ni-doi.ed .Jiere
pom Washington, D. * Friday, ^
nCspf'nt thy week-end with. rein- j
yes. j
Mrs. T.ula Hemphill ajv.1 l?n-1 ?nH i |
lotlired here' Sunday from their
ame m Chat lpite. a nd -pi n; rr
>w hours with._JuT sister, Mr-,
izzie Dixon while ui route to
le burial.ot a niece at *\Vhit.t Dak.
The Metropolitan sA. M. F. Zion
h.urch was pneki d to its utmost
ipaeit.V 1' U'UrF Tithei*! services
r Hey. Ik C. Bainn, \V''htesday
fternofin. The sermon was preachI
by' Presiding Eliler .1. ( J.ewisi.
vefy large numbvr of piopi-ln r.J
ti nded, besides those wim sa't on
e rostrum. .Friends were prUe
nt let in ?vaxious' parts <>r iioth.
D'dinas. 'Mi s. K, I. \\*.' Stanick
as < rgapisk, with-her ?-!?.?)' .
ndeis:d appropriate nuisie. Mrs.
Iln 1 .eatIn : s sane' a solo. I'rof.
T. lluiton. o|'-('linti.n Collet'';
ng very iouehiiiylyj ami was his
\ n accompanist. at the pialp;
i\?f: S. I.. Kiiiley sj"'ke <d' tlr- de- ?
ased as a neighbor: Script u'v. ^
ssdns were p. ad l>\ Up'. ' . ?
it!- r. of I'iir;>di-e A. -M. I' N
tnnch. tiri at Falls, an Th-v. 'Hy '
Manoiu-y. .pashm: of. t'aiiul
reshyterhm flui'ch rrr '.i
ayit by Rt-vV -M unlock II !
ill; ijjL'schilious. Tt!'!.'
lion; iviitrranis ami Idh- L
illi?iji- T-'hl. i?KIiiavv.- ui Uio- oik-Clu'stor
l>istriot: llov. I'd.
son of Rwk Hill. U'v. M. 1?.
nilh, tin- p isfor i f Moti 'jiolitan
?II I-' / :iiir Clii'ivl)?i'i :u! r- -..1 tioti*
I'mn. fh<~ olU'r'nl family '< f
i* ih^.ich. I'ri- i?jitiv: i:i : ? l>,
10 flow rs Wi n- JtloI'M-i. I Iieti11
i'ul .ami n? ri? tlian i-"vriTil ilio,
ool gray .ci'h.sIhm! vol vol /Vsiskvt
id milch oi tin.' space ..an itir: it.
ilfht flowVi lu'iui'js hi whi
esses were in I'm- of 'pron - -ion;
a. J-. K. Spnnn w:i." funeiv.l d-iroor.
Truly :i tsr-:i: ; .an In-d-'pa.-sl
apil oiio who ix ill In1 mi s
1. """ . "
TT;uTniii ,M. ?K. \\iuous icct'iX'ctl a
11 KI 11 HI ' ' "lllil' > '.i.-V' o : i
ittshuijr of *lu'i unci'1, Mr. <'li;;r
Xcoly. Mi:.. T-lv C^ieiy. his
'oIIht. loft; a.; pare ' . for I'li's-"
irtf for^Upf Owt-'.al. .
JS.VOJ yt fihrrv^ h? fn?I ' .'.ilillr-s- fotMo
? I i
..... . ^ _ , .,111 ;ll , . 1,.
minis St. S.'Vi .'I on' 'rinir.-.tav
U nun n nt 1 . ! < \. ( ?i 'I'm .
ly nitfh't (.M".y 7i. at Finl. y 1117"
it- May niv.lu t\\ilf j'o
von, bfiiinninr; a' > : I
From al! ii* '""v Un- Fit
cut SiMiDii* i-''Schrol V\ iiii'li will
i?Iu4d- In Ii? ?k?II ill -.niiiia<'^?
ill bo vory Hwuol.x ;;>tyn<ktl. I't uf.
~T~iniirry-ri-r-hfi.Tri-ii-tr--n 17 z
:My rt'ci iv'-I imin'*:utUr >ns
and ~ti 11 tln-y -at?l>l,v ilarl.v.
illotir.s will !? ini'iloti s';>i?n. ?
Mi's. Hort i , SmC Ihn'an bail as
t tj'uest.s Ft May.'- n . .Mis-o
s>io Fiykt'U, ami Htnjiia ! ? '; y.
Winnsboinii *Mi?. l!. Hi Unilo
?r>Ir. Benny I'irVrv^t. \vh> raii'.V
i fnr .4 ? ?;11 !inn v, ij'oje
i Aeiy nr.ioh I y tin- y<-un.u
t'ple. ??????? I'.u
-idea: 1, F. !' nv. n. el' Ih,;Fn- J
d Institute. ' red tin* in in|i:ll
address it I**fi.>: ?y .nU-'hl. a!
i' oil ^int? oi l e eiloul in I'.ljjjl fit!,'4'S.
CI H w i aee< mpan'iod
; his wife, Mi -:. I i!a Brown, Prof.
'I.'. . Yoiul^, .the imisie teaelier.
id Matilda Alleii. .The trio s*tntf
veral iUuiiIko; and tin- ai: ioive
niwcd by .the. ft; ;itr?.'i i ;h.i>' ll.|~ "
U'c pleased. \\ i' 11 .alie siae-ha- and e--address?by
Pres. Blown. s
Miss Annya hdie'i-aid; of Bene- s
ot ("ollep'e,. (? l unli'.t, was the
L'ok-oml nuo.-t oi-hi )--fri<ml, Mis.
:>y nurd?h?W i i" I!1. ' ?
All-. I., (i. SpoillU. :), i<|' ( ' M:ld..s"
ient ih? " week-ci.d here with bisjfe,
Mrs. Bere nir A. T'ptilni.tu:t:
Rev. M. M. Pi a.- of C .luinPhC"
ill eondiict. :r\ ,\nl nr.i-Ki^'. ar
'lvary Bitpti-1 i Ir.i i ii. Iieyii nine
nnday nijfht, .
R>v. \V. R, 1 )n:i!" la- s. Rev. F. I>
lib', Rev? PcCCTTirnrr, R, v. \V. "
. Honor, .Mr. .1. F.'Spain:. are id!
ton Unu" the. Baptist State t*onliTTrfr-eH--4ehn-i,
iii i t1 i\': i ek. ' ..
I. hosier friend- -yi: |i:tll.i/.c with I
r. and Mis. (.'tut is* ('uiininirlinni
the death it'.' (in- former's 'It >lh,
in Fori l.awn. It \vj^ . lily a
w weeks ajfif jt'lrat: Mr, Oinningiin'n
mothei?\v.i- ^?i-ii:d. * _
Mis.s Mnla Worthy lunP a.-'- her "i
iest. Saturday, her. m<->lhei; from.
inrnnr Sr Ct -* - ~
Mis> Ida. Mi:?!, II i- mil. ayain tor
hcinL' ill fur . eve? :.l Vl-.,?,lr ;
^ ^ ^ i
r-For Date- Hi*
Annujil StateWide
D ilhiniv >
Heatitv ('antes!
' ' :
t ilts' p.lee a.li'Ut- iii' y .-lA'p?-" .
lining and lil'ty * w 'kini'\ ;i 11r i dely.
oi* lay tan. ipoi-un- hy (!:-?? j
rid'- method ami. t lice a l'oi;i> .?.
ic track (i)' land. ,ti. _l'so pro-fj
l4+y*4rtrii'c ami hatchet. 7. I'rovo | v
'' lily. to Vniilil a fnc hi the open,
intr iiul. innit; than iwn ma-chc->; .
re I'nr ami ]>ut St
'o potatoes in the open with any | !
okingr. utensils. 0. .Earn ond .1
po^it at least one dollar in_a puh- j
hank (premium* paid on life in- (
ranee are aecept'd. if earned, or
rn, own and raise some, farm I
limal. 10. Know. Hie sixteen
jnclpal points of the compass. \
. Demonstrate his practice of
- least'- five-rule-*?o-f- sn-fi-ty? at- -1
nne; or work, op- school, or on i
e street, or road, or farm. 12. I
n nish satisfactory ovalrn<?-that r
' has put into, pra**t icc in his ,<
lily Jife the prjncipales. of the \
iout oath and law. |<
^
f ATTENTION I
{ When In Charl
X
Congaree Coffin and
S ' Wc sell to lrn<
X I'll nc 210(5 J.
v Mrs. (I. Iloghn an<l
X Mr. (J. M. Moutr<\
District Agents.
X *' ' w. w. MAM
(jRKl^WOOl) NOTES
The Lucky Strike S >einl Club
met ;t: tli1' residence of Miss Johni
:o Ruth Fortune, Tuesday night,'
AI oil 1(5. 1p:!5. - * J
The meeting was called to order
l v h" president. Miss Johnnie
Ituih' Fortune.. The devotional
ivice w-u carried out; oil' and
i \C business were discussed. "\\re
had one visttnr. Mr.?Fetrrcc Su 11 iv
in and we enjoyed' him- very
Tiijirh. and hope he will come al-:j
iii.
Miss Charles Ann Lewis was
rtciv Sunday. April 28, 11)35, from
CT'i" ic.ille visiting with friends.
"'I he l!umm+?g Birds Club's meet
i"o' was (.died oil' ntitlLMiiv 7
un accouiU?of the illnes^-of Mis?-.
Victoria Widoniur. The member's
to -h : -?. n .s|H>''ciy ffmrVOj'V. '
bi-)tpn siicnt tbo day h one visitinr
rilatives.last Sunday,
T\1 i-s Eva Chappclle is home after
hltvjhjr a ~ successful school
lit-m in Met'ormick County.
Miss Annie Lueily C'olhran spent
the Easier holidays at home with
relatives, .'-he returned to her
e rlv-!;i-! .Monday ih -SCatojsvUUir
Ga. .
,v!i- rs l.tiyile brooks and Adel
I'eterson. r't uden ts~irt benedict Cllepe,
atoompanied. Dr.- Stnrks here
last Sunday afternoon;*.
Mesdaines Ehhie Smith, Annie
backer,, Miss Fannie Smith, spent
Iki'1'! Sunday'.in Asheville, N. ('.'
vlin?ie relatives. ? . . .
Tabernacle. bapt 1st Church ,
Ifcv. T. K. Tolbert, I'astori i
spring r? in re :i?iiI everybody
to ' lu- very - Ija-ppy.. ^tinTToy
4fu I opened at in a. ii|.. with the.
"' "ict:i?it S"rpI.. M r:?K. Ir. Jtiiek-eiat
his.post. All teachers were at
.heir |> -s] and 'quite a- few students
present.
\i ll:l"? R? v. liadscu of ('olunil?'ia
preached an interest intf. SeriipMi'
t": 1.111 the. subject "Praying
f (Ya>t:! 11. d (in page fixe)
~ inilfTR Hll.f. SCHOOL ;
I-'.', an ung the so*,:al
vents af th?- year at Ri 'ge liill \\-as
"e Hrin^u'ef tcalon. 1 to tit- S.hior
CkCs." by the .lunioi: Class.. The
' *. t;i? ? ? ' in.> cliiilll . WllU'tl
..i; |;'r<sf t'Yl lay cy. ni'njr was
v.i y -.landpoint a , la-nut i.1
. I i' iiiv..bi i i i-a-ion.
par ions iliniijLj rooth . jna>IV. lovely
'' 1 ? <> in j'.nI l>y tIs*.* u **' <rl:-' largo
\ as.c-. dt rci-c's. It vi'pr ntrd a
1 a - a >id- in?: at sun ,M.
j": o sc'dinr s.tn "with it h miii it'ol .
; ay v.'.k- iua.j* bl\u*-nttt| go! '
: f". la - ( ?>! ! :-. Tie.. l'ivsi! ;
i.'Jo . nliis;-* tMjv._
rnrnrr: ni~<tirs') invsiitorf a l't or
.v'vcral toasts. Miss I.. (V CaMAvll
prxsrnt.fi I'rof. J. K. l'.iiAvn
v.':i jravr , a voiy. in pirringf ajl
t'-?*m t- . l)jrt t. "Tak'ii t:
' |'' lii'.'Jit I ."<* - I'll r, a (i*"licious
?'>' 1LAvas t rvr j a*>l
a ! joined in a maivh~"Au UoVoir" |
< V i.?Vs h . I.y -Nli.?'s A. Mi
! >un-1 and Mr. .Vinos. .
W- .1 for.a'r I I l<'V\r- t ho j
? m' l,i.?Wi... \||.~. 11 > 111 i ,
who is an efficient in' an her of ou.r ,
faculty, . ' '
i. . TlTiiT^ the juniors in'
. half e f Hi -"fTiEtS' cla-s for. tln-ir
pa-inli |lcj't'ort to make our last
iy*!it IJii'.-j.' Miil ploio-an'!. an I
;I I.. Through the coming yours '
t?w-nii I vor th-inj*. kiifdly of you
' li hup.. I'm r,.o Hi i ic li - II If- - anil la'ppin.
-s. j
'. nuii'l ll:imimiii(l l'V,cs. Senior ('. I
The honors .for tfi?? class of, ';jf>
re: Ito-a Br, Hioa-'nax.i- Val.; liit
IVt . lY.Val.: Ulanch. Itai
r ! !n|i: r-: 11 < m :ilr r'-' ' -
K. Alpri't in'vi: ,'s tlvpohlie
(? attend his installation servie
S 111' ay. .May '?, " 'no i/.ir.rl,Ti
I'llelher 15:i]>t.ist ( 'hureh,St.
Maty; S. (T
~ M A N'.V4 X4i \il;\\ S '
ir .
v A. M. K. ("hureh, ffur ej't'ici tit \
u-Aur, Mi*. I >. (i. (in -on." as. etui- j
> t't.Mi at the usual huiii'
Auu, nil; v?unr?hi|4--a-tv-l?preached A
r.-pii'ii'l I rtnon. jk-Yesper ?er- '
i.'V- wiV.' very Insiririiitf. f
A1 -7:t;ii o'clock fjfr. (ladson araHi
filled his pul|Ait to t.?ety
?.piril'uaJ?iiu-L^~ ili.-i loval
I'ieers and inc.miters raised
: 1 00 f6|- collection,, 1
We re^rra to 'iihiinunc the
'o^th* of our beloved Mrs. Alice
it unson who \va Iviiried Tit la ...
I'll.- -crvice was "vrrt iirjtia ssive.""
(r. (iarl-i.ll official# t Tl?. i-i
I
resolutions ,rend by Mrs.'
Walker and ('i axvl,upd. Th. .
it tribute was wr?T?JS-fi:l..' Some |1
if t.lio miiii'.l' i'i iUrttemlmg? ueie.>( ".
A. Hanjiy, I'. ! '. ilrlif rbnvnd
>. <;. (i-sd li. .Mi^lliett.n a) * \V..'
r. Robins n. pr.'.ii ling- lor of I
lie Manning District, who V;
red ilie funeral oration. In pay* '
? !; ion1 : to this nobly character )
>r. Daniels il;i1 the scriptur/. I s
oil an 1 advised the family to r.ol
ap, sit,, was not'7lea I. Dr. Robot
oak. for his text Psalms 21:-'
. ritrHrom *hnilt he hrlrl rn \
i la tilu re m y in be ra lie e,'^ As
W> spoke, oiT<i> .could not' help hull
it-all the "end; of the family as he
rossed the river of fordon." His
,vai<ds sparkled like a diamond,
ut bjr tome oxp? TL lapi<lary anjl
?..... . . . . ./^. ... '. i j ? VVV^W.y,'V.-.'>.-.y
JNDEIITAKERS ?$
-^E3 . 1 . ? : Y ' ,
leston Viwit^J ne>. V
.1)
[ Casket Show Room ?
*
lertakers Only *|*
Y
Address #
'21S St. Phillip St. y
Tharloston, R. C. ,t.
Open day and nigfTT^^ *:*
(IAI' I ,T, Pres. . $
Y
fill 011 lli 1' tarsal' liii hearers I
ke tlie ev. v1 1.in je of sylwin wat
er* fall a- h- depleted the life of
1 Mr . 111 . '- 11. In ; >! we have
i.'o.s'. a i I '"ii1 ?e?r.. ide.ea'or ar.d
citizen. ;
I Yaiidcr the load'.rslvip of 'our
Principal, Prof. It. M.' -Myers,. our
school ' is ps-.'se1 e>r'irif. We will
jelo-e o 'l* sx-iieJasUc term -May 25.*
Those dt yiic;- -"jTCTl:ii an .IIIion,
!) ?.'.ur!if v.ti iiiti' w rlf- who ' finislil
I !)Ts t fin lire Vile" W x'AT* Lewis,
"Fin/! r an..!' Blaektvell,
SAINT JAMES . ' .
. A. M. E. ( 1H KC1I
-?Rrv; llalo IS. Thompson, Pastor
. Ashcvillo, X. C.?The Easter
Sabbath?was .*obscivcd in?a very * ~
outstaniintc way here at our
church" inr this beautiful mountain
rity ul U-r 1'iv.r hat d Wf-eks-of vVfmJT
end pr> parntion. The ehureh "wasf
most beautifully decorated by a ^ -?
very large committee iM>i>omted by '
the pastor, eaeh board, club* and
auxiliary was represented thereon..
Flower.- and grei aeries of* all kinds
-aud-descript ion were furnished by __
members of thy. d-pigrefyatioh,
boards and clubs. The work of
this eoVnniittee -was very-splendid- *
by eav4He?i out and supervised by
Mrs. I.ucile Warren, At tlie hour
of r? a. .111. a very *' a rye .crowd
yatlueed to wtir.es,. the HcsiTVrec- ,
tifin Pageant untitled "The" Open ...v
T> ml..'- pies' nted by the Junior
'< li >n* untier" the direction and supervision
<h .Mis. Krlna Wilson and
M i ; .-Li nnra Uebf.
At ll o'llork tile vail l<> service
\vas , sounded by the beautiful
strains of music from the choir.
A n- u h^ts-rmU-y?large-?crowd?nuliu
fested a very ,ke<n .interest in Divine
worship. Ami amidst fl< .Avers, ,
- ft burning lights and incense and
a beau'ifully designed dross lifted
high?the worshippers found comfort,
joy and peace. Everywhere*
in tips 11 is Iloly sanctuary?the
atmosphere told of'the Itesurrectsuhjeet
of the nv niing's message'
delivered by our pastor was "The ,
Evi cnces of The Resut reeled i"'
/'hotel " I _. T. . - / -- rtsi . . -? ?
< UII.-M.., lilKCU 110111 111'1 laOVd.'S
(ios-pel recorded "]?y St. John.20th
chapter. ,t?th and' 7H> verses. There
wefe-'visible .signs of gi.'-al .i<>.v as.
the fjoly Spirit administered to the
saints. . .
.The ehildren" ni.piv* tlieir ojptrihut
inn to t he Ka-'l'M- I >aV in'dfer;\in~ i
by iicndcrir.g a. beautiful pageant
n+?the hum ?I'll is?pi ograin '? twas
mnk-r the it:re.-'.ion of Mrs. ' ?
~ih W. ttvogdon. It was an interesting-sight
to - and hear the
ehi.ldry^i dc 1 i\ > r;11g their _ little.. __
>"??UN fn . songs Tfn.t speeches inh'olior
of our It'-cn I.old. *
Ac the el' -se of-the pastj Sunday
morning'- .?? rvi< V1. 1he ri.tx at large
gather" d at t lie. oudi.toriuni of the
Steven-T.oe High School for tin1
purpose of tli" anneal sermon to
tho graduating class. Our pastor
delivered the me -age ti th" class . " ,
of eighty-(jye ;jji unisiug1 young t
men?rrrH s i iiiim:?'A lining tin" "
large crowd present wove Mr.
I .athan. City Superint endent of
School-*. and meniher^of the1 Heard
111?r.mirair<>it; i lie messajro. was"
very warmly revived.
\\'o were very ilcliyhto-l*t.o hawle
our pnstu.'s family no to' ^poi\xl
a few . I ' v^t Mrfc^
-Tlnuiiii-ou MI ! ?- :?
Jr.. an<l Jo-epli K:tny\^*Mendere.J
a pt i-op?im~ Thursday oveninpf 4
and nii introductory Silver Tea 011 0 1
Sunday evenintr. '*
Wo' ale liiokinj* t1 award to tho
ol><( rvanee of Mother's Day in a I
mod. 1/' dil tiny way and the second ? 1
<|iiai tei ly 'visit of out presiding
c' rr. llr?K, linn of Cii'cpns ?1
1>OIO. ' I
l>vv TT?> YOITR . I
SI HSCRtPTION ft
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
Arrunl" anil Dopnrturo of Passenger
"I" ! ni'fl uv- l!ic Southern Railway
System at the.Union Static,n Columbia
S. C.. effective D-ce'mber 8 1034 S
5 00 f M -Charlotte
jPOVS Tor Ml
i II A M Charleston
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H:I0 A. M.?Augusta
0 IR \ M -SavaiUinh
11 20 a M Camden, Lancaster, Roek .
Till!. Shelby
12 45 P M Asheville. Louisville, M
* St Louis. Cincinnati, Chicago 4
20 P %i Orangeburg, Charleston ,
5 uo P M. Charlotte, Washington,
New York 0
55 p. 'M -Anderson, Atlanta
10 00 P, m Savannah, Jacksonville
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<:50 A M -Jacksonville, Savannah
a 20 a M . Atlanta. Andthrsoii. Orccnwood
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12:25 P M Pork Hill. LaiicasVr, Camden H
12 40 P. M Charleston '
4.25 P. M CliiCago. Clnchim-HI, St. Iouls,
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Spartan hurt ^M
4 15 P. M AilgUsiV
s on p. M A.hevilh-. Ppavtah^urg ^
0 30 P. M Charleston ? " M
M 1" .P rM, ClutriciU: ?? ?I M
1 55 P_M Greenville, Anderson, M
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