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F \ Pa*? 2 L - ^ :: "The New Rider" ? t A p*" Speak* io? ? -I'Vom The Trenches ' ' A a :? By 5 c X He*. ?L Philip Ellta V J o BISHOP WILLIAMS ' jj IN CHARLESTON- i Nothing has inspired our proud [ city by the sea in ell its' history g > as the illustrated lectures of Bible j Laiufn by Bishop Noah W. Wil- ^ Ham head of thQ A. M. E. Church ( in South Carolina. Beginning at t . * Mount Zion the Rev. R. S. Lawr- t ance, helped us all, in that he con- i ferred witlT The~pfbper atrt^iorities- 4 and found out that the bishop's * outfit came up tu the retjuiii'iuent * of the city ordinance. St. Luke, 1 of which we pastor was out in full 1 despite a wild cat rumor started 1 by a "Nfcgro Judas" 4n the city that the entertainment w^ould be " cancelled by-the police- and fire departments. But the allegation ( prov??d false, aiW the alligator t censured and seveVly criticized, t After'all, what was lqgt at St. . . Luke was more than gained at Mor ris Brown where Or. J. E. Beard < came near giving the bishop a 1 barkpH Virviwu - It ? '<>o .. f? 1 behold. Its ackrro\^u^xl?^very- 1 ? . where that the bishmT's Bible Land \ scenes ~sre^~th^7best 4ha^ have ever 1 appeared on the .screen, and his _j lectures are equally as great. Wherever this program is staged , the church should be crowded with people. I agree with the people ( of Charleston that there is nothing j like it in America. Long live Bish j op Williams, to inspire the people not only of his denomination but j rthe race irrespective of church and ~i ? creed. CHURCH POLITICS *""" 1 As the time draws near for the I electoral colleges the number 6f 1 aspirants seem to increase daily. We thought once of giving free space in our column to the lay aspirants of each district in the state.' But now it appears to bi impossible as every one of them ^w"seems^-W be~ running.. At one the^ district meetings, an aspirant ask.-, < ed the support of the 'voters, and | did not know what kind of meet- ( lected nor where it would con- ( vene. I have no doubt but that j some other aspirants are in the | same "shin." Sppminclv thaw A - J 1 catv ( taking the church's highest legis- , lative body as a mere joke. Some f laymen running around asking to j be sent to the General Conference ] when they have not atended a doz- ] en official board rtieetings in all ] of their livefe. And the few they J ' met was compelled to adjourn ~ quickly because of the confusion- ] raised by them. They ought be plowing instead of campaigning, ( x for they will get no further than" < ??their com fteld.?The fine lay mem _ ? bers of South Carolina have too | much sense, and are too well 01- , ganized to send a bunch of people i to New York simply to eat and sleep. Such a crowd would hard- j ly be present at voting time/for ( the city trying to find their way | ? k> uenerai i^onierence ser^. a I tioUNT PLEASANT DISTRICT \ With Dr. R. E. Broaden, pre Biding elder-the above district h-eld? its meeting at Jamestown, and it was a recording breaking event. c Dr. Brogdon, i3 indeed a great""3 leader. He is well trained and a _?j preacher of no mean ability. The a - . district is blessed with a grand and loyal set of ministers and lay t ??members. AU?th?* pastors made J good reports and the presiding* ^ elder was highly pleased with them. Dr. J. L. Benbow, "head of ^ Kingstree District delivered a * strong address, to the conference, at the conference at- tVio ~c o which he asked the ministers' sup- * port for the General Conference. Dr. T. J. 'Miles, head of the, George s town District and the Palmetto " Conference endorsed candidate was \! ' at his best in his speech .to the ^ conference. Seeming he has the _f lead^on all the rest and his supporters are losing no time in their efforts to make him bishop next . May." "Other visiting aspirants a-'l ? mong the lay delegates were Fred ? Green, E. L. Thomas E. W. LawT- s nee, and Dobbins, the latter was from the Georgetown District. 1 Thbse of visiting ministers were 0 Revs. E. P. Butler, J. C. James, W. P. Carolina and. the writer. F The district has a number Of can- F didates aside?frpnr the presiding s elder, Revs. C. S. J. Mollette?W. w _ T. Murray, M. A, Hntlina and J^ E. Beard's friends say he wouJd f? have been elected years ago, had he entered the race. District lay aspirants W. H. Simmons, Frank Woodbury,. Dr, W. M. Evans and . . many others including a female from Mount Pleasant Station. We ? were not able to got the names 11 of all'of these good pastors as this I was our tfirat. meeting with this * diJftrict but in connection with those already"mentioned there are Rev?^William Taylor, E. D, Hut- ^ cherson and R. D. Carter, "who preached great sermons at the ? conference. Revs. C. A. "Williams ^ William Jackson, Ulysees Lprk, D. h L. Johnson, F. L. Bonneau, David P - Scott, John Wearing, R. A. Thomp- ?r son, Jesse Middleton, J. H. Hamil' *-> ton, Robert Youngbh>od, D. B. P Bingham, J. H. Ravenell and Isaac S fc"'1'? Mi,1 i, ? - - < a \ layor, whb gave ttle euiifercnev uch a fine reception as . the etiertaining pastor. hbsckibk to Tin*' i.i:\nr.k iMany names?of worthy aspieints for the General Conference annot be published in The P:rlnetto Le.ader, because of they ?re iot subscribers. And in writipg f aspirants 1 always consult, the tubs of my receipt books as well .s the mailing list aMh<. oflice, and f their names are not at: either >lace I don't know them. Again 'hold that a person who has not uftlcient pride as td support a 'Jugro enterprize is a poor repr.elentative to be sent to a Nvgru Jeneral Conference. The Palmeto Leader, is certainly one of the nost widely read Negfo papers in he South. Bishops Noah W. Wili*nui, I^avitl H Simsr 11. V. Tooks tdvertised in the "Leader" and von.?A;, we said t.omo tun* apo hat Editor N. J. Fredirck's cwtitrials alonc are worth more to my reader than the yearly ' subscription price. Speaking further >f our editor, we said he was' rat d among the best legal advisor h the pTOfesefon.' A great Meth,olist, and his religion was about is good as a lawyer could afford o -have. ' " _ ? ST. LUKE On his way to Jattpnd Dr. Nich)ls' District, Conference Prof. C. G. Gar rot t, worshippcsdy.it h us ast.- Sunday' nite ami delivered a masterly address at the close ol' >ur services. He spoke in glowng terms of Allen University, and jrrged the people to support Th nr. riczcKiah?Watson was electi ii Jelegate to the electorial college, He is fully qualified in every re -pect to represent his ehure.li at that meeting. St. Luke sent it> pastor to the trustee btard-meeting with his full "TCport, ami he in teed grateful tq the members heir eooperation. Sun..lay In i!pg he 1st, is always a great d..y ir. >ur Ziun. Communion botb imh ting "and:_e.vening. Prayer, meeting 5TkT"ni.; preachfny 11 :T;~> a. in.; aiin < p. ntf. by the pastor. Let the numi bers pray for lap out poiring 'of the Holy Spirit. 'Let us advance on our knees." KINGSTREE NEWS. By Miss .11. C. Mitchell. The Missionary Society met Sun jay afternoon at Bethel A--E. .iiurciu- - yui'n -a number of the adie^ were present. The I'resilent, Mrs. Lou Hicks is Moing her ?est to make the Missionary a success. She is only asking the lades to cooperate and she feels that the society will be a successful ine.Mrs.L. B. McClam made some very inspiring remarks and also jave a few suggestions 'hat might lelp in raising money. Misses M. L. Mouzon, M. Er Wtherspo'on, and M. X2. Mitchell, members of the Jr. Missionary, were called upon and made remarks also. The many friends of Frof. and Mi's. W. M. And of so 11 were Tilieed soor'y to hear a boat tin- -de-atu if. their little baby gjrl who was just a few days old '.\fr. and Mrs. Augu^tn?rrrrTTeft foi; Richmond, Ya. Friday afternoon where they will make .their lome. - * [ Miss Amanda llani:a. who ; )Qen attending school in Washing on, I). for the past twpyears. s home. : lie was acciuiipaiiied I \ ler broher and sister-in-law, Mr. ind.Mrs. Cicero Ilanna. Mrs. Janie Halaman i#-visiting ler mother, Mrs. Daisy Halaman. Miss Ella G. Mason who is at Lag school in Oiai gt In . pent the week-end with her par nts, I)r. and Mrs, Jas. A. Mason, tha was accompanied < a young ady whose namu the writer w.v uif ble to get * Mr. Eddie Btwm<r*Vas in A'lanta wo days last week. He was the ruest of his sister, Mrs. I.etma lain. :?, ?Messrs I.. A. ?I)eie f. S. M ;onyers, Mrs. HatHc Mitchell and 1. C. Mitchell motored to Smith felcl, N. C., Saturday aftcrnoo.. n a business trip. They report a uccessful trip. Mrs. S. M. Hughes who has been ick for the past two week-, is nuch improved to the delight of. er many friends. Mrs. Barr of rreelyviUe, the daughter of Mrs, [ughqs, is with her durihg. her mess. Airs. M.- S. Mason is- out again", 00, after having been ill for sonic ime. ^ ?1 :? Mr; Abram Lino "Ts still bn the ick list. * .' . . We wish to remind you that he.Santee Summer Schoo\ will pen here on June 20. A number f teachers are expected to attend Registration fee $5.00. Write 'rofessor W. M. Amlerson Kingtree, S. C., for other information wanted. :??-?.? IT. J AMKS A. M. K. < H I K<11 Rev. R. N. Moses, Pastor Friday, May-24 the True Jlearts Hub- was ertt'ftained hy Mr. Kd rard Gamble. A pleasant even rig was spent; all..members are sked to meet ntxt Friday night t 7 o'clock at the home._of Miss, essie Jones. -Little Chas. Ransom is still on Mr. Priestly Stanley, elder"*son f Rev. J. F. Stanley was serios- I Sunday A. M; on his way ' ome. He is in the Conway Hos-j ital. Fiyends are askod to call i and cheer his family: When you want a copy of The almetto Leader see Columbus l?nl^y. - x ? . \ * - i?BfeniRi, a. m. v.. citrucH? I t Rev.' \i. A. I.ykes, l'aslof I Sunday ayain was nil ideal ; ChUIVll' yumy?day am! imuiv , wfit- -j-fntmrf?Hi?thy varii u-- phue^v ul_ . wtir-shliK The S. S. boiny iaryely a'tf ifdnd aland., tin- lo'suii hoiiiir woll tiniyht . : with ieaeh> i:s at 'heir po*ts ol ' ?.! li t \-. . ' ~~~ , . At live M :.'?0 >er\ieo Hie pastvr | se fee-led a text. ft' 111 Mat1, ll'.':! . i subject: "All Mail." An interoMj iny as.'well a*. spiritual sermon be-'" illy t iijoVed. , On Suiulay afternoon at the Annual Bareaiaui eak* sermon of IlaiijpU n -Si. 111 was held in Bethel (T.iileh with an oveijllowiiiy aiiiiiviioo.. Tile" sormoit Ixiny delivered by Rev. Xlaiy nt' Clinton. Service ayain a1 7:".U was. hoM ""in?t+ro?v:i; ioii.? elm 'ohr?'m appro- . oiative aii'lieiVoes. . , -' Mrs. I.nta Put man arrived in the city Sunday U> attend tin yrudliat iny u,\eiei-o of hVi son., .John l'tilman at State Cnjleye.. Orany'ebury. We ai\." -oi.ity to 1 <. poi t Mr. I,. W. , (iariinyton ami Mrs. Anna A." Todd are ayain poiflined to their 'looms. We tin- wMi.iny them tin early recovery. 1 Mrs.. I.ouUo; -MeMorris passed away archer home Friday after a linyoi my; Him.-.- ami was funeralizeil Saturday. -She leaves ti> --mourn a h.isliand.'.' V.n.;' ytami.... 1 -i > .Itv.. ami < . Ill'l' ITWilVl'?. }Vc aTo (twin.'. ?:??m .M..-\ Atthi-.1 i?v.vi>. i~ t-niitiiio^i to hi* ta>i>in. , Mr. aial AI r>. ,\ I i ?? n iM? -/?+ f ' --\tl:nrn. tin.. u . i w-.k hM 11. - of \lr*. rv.r.r Ihl'rii-itnun. Wr ai:lt jikul to i< i< '1' M:\> Na:i,, _m!o. Mao ih.'yitt^ a! K: -.to I if nut at'*-, tor hi-inn iiu1>-p f \\itli t.>n>i.i'-U .Mi-. Ala-.-. : Tifii a* . aiti aftoi la-'no iti 'I'll!' ovoial \vook>." , . . . 1 >11 I.H-X M WS as. Lillian -Hi va.nv jm - ? i a\va\<?a la^^M ?tiiii -ifa\-- ii; tiu- 1.11 I? fton II' 11it;i 1 ai'tf .a Vlufi ilino. s. Slio \va - tli,. iio vol oil wifi uf lJov.. \V. I.. 151 \ ':i i ' an. I I'll ,'i't tin- t-i ;tfhors uf thfvi 'ilf- it .fuiiiur (li foi- tiio' ' -pa.-a li vo yoai >% - I- t r;?J-" i'.i.k" alar.. at' Uit' .Maui.in-j' l: | ' i ' i.'r. j-, i| ! i''ay .ami:-' a I a far ai: i ' . i>: i .-w inj.' I'l l -A\ (I. -Hr.v'T-~-;rrt-r -rvrn:1*: :u.'r 1 Vv. II. H . Jim r'- :' : 11 \ Mat'ii i !.' llal'ti ' ('liii: it" ; : |.:aw? l'y:K.\. \Y:1lb -. IV A. It -.ia.-rs:. '1111 i-V ?!' M i+TMr-. Mamir C. Co-.l, ; i;,| Mrs. ' T. K.n::r?!.v; ?.! i:;.:i y. M-i" . I\ { It M?' 'ul'iaiiS re -1 -la", i j St. .I< I I I'-aplvst ("lijirvlj aM' I .at 'a a*:-! Man-j n'l'.tr ITapti-t ( l:a: r!.: n- mi'.-v M r. j K. .1. Ta'T."i. ;rj'; It v.J \\ . (I. Cl'i-.'r;. rulnL i iv _ riA'if. woir h)mi l.rlil c' ( In1 ra\v.7 Ih Yi j'lma't inth.r * ">., aw' i rnu'l< i y. I. I I-'. I!? '.!;'"Ti'. urnii* ' ..1. 'i l.ail i ha 1 'SMir- v.. V..-i at. IMa i A.M. lb. S:. Sam!: M. -lb. all I Ma . I? S-ni ' . ' It. V- T: -.1. I'- ! !!<,r I|K~ . ! '?arm Mr.-. A . M. Fvifi jirnt? 1,,-t v., -1. in .va.;.' .-r-diu " *' ' I' ; 111 s.-. Wi Mrs. UY" .. 1{? . . lb ' iiii.i William m a us too . ''T/.: Mm v :u il'M r.ia nH'Ut ai- A';.' ' :.\\y \W ., w?. It. i \ t i \ m:\\ s , \V.estmi Cliajud I I)ol.aima I'a.Ufy ?.. j ^'i-pilay -I :i I. a if-:' d.iy in \ -<? w-a'^b S urday. .-i/hool sorvioi: *ttt \\ oston ( i.a)x'!: a' tlit* roiudu-' >i?n. i I" thr study* .of tlir h -son ! .M-~. I.. .Vr UjJl- ".!i li._ a u:?.\ | in.-: rue' ivd- ;.n<! onu-rtrtttthrr- addross. "Kh' atii-itdaiu-o of. ttyis Sunday -uhool i trtuAi'irtj lowly. At llixuoVWlt fiw. I.. A. Wi'fls ' 1? J A i-1 .ot;c , i 'j' .LI.- ni.n-,t -nJijict: dosu Wa-hinir His 1?:sy i | .1, " I icy. I., A..,Moil- is holding, liis thud tjxai tio ly .< i ! > r. T1 <V tiitd lie-ruu-flu' i?... y,.'|i i<>\)d hoiy. Mo .wil! tr. a way i-tlod. ? .Mr. AJiwtn' .TwrTcsoi* of "Florence in oompaay with .Mrs. .Maggie i I r.- ? i >' > - " im-i 'i.i'if'hm-!\ ..Mavjar,.{ v."< re W i'tfi'Jn (1 i -it? i".< at- WYs4t.on Chapel Sunday unniiinj?. ('nine ay.tin.- .Mr. ami M-. .1?.h*tt MeXea! .no< n yilof It-.v. and Mrs. N\ S*. i H-Inline.' ... Mr: James and Ml-- , Beatrice -Unpk'n- v. i I'TT'-iJi'L-u-st".- of _ Mis- Hn-a -Fin army? : Tli-,- !' Ij-ii AM V, aid nr-t ThinsdiLi.'' 1iv?-?ii -tr .a: ."lie limiv of .Mrs. . M'irl" vV'MiiLiirrj.-; M N. F'ta.' Ja. 'i a pre-ideal Tle 'i o-hineii!- wei r served. The Smth'owa yrmip \V. If. and F. AT.. Sncie'y m? t at the homo of Mi-. Massev Hefhr-m Mr?. Annie . (i:ci'|i la-ad* thi.-.- .'iVi.in. Lemonade and cake w? re -eiwd. Mi-, Lucy W iwl.il .H-inrd- this " ffronp. ' > Th,. <..M I'M!.- 1.an old, folk <<>urcn r relay I.veiling'. "Kvcryb<?!v ' -ci mod to ! ,i\c enjoyed if. Mj>< K-t'ir,. A Hfovd of H?mv Hill wn-' onc of the actefv. ? ~z^ Wo are proud of till' following n{\nied holies Mis'se* Marion Rfo\v, Eo-o McW.t;;,., Ii i -)i ,\|o t|-V. flrn- ma f<luiles ^ K: ila.itrcr. Elizh-t i belli -Mi XcuT. -Xancy Jack.-rin pnnd r_ , \'i( 'o>*.! l!'.f>in-on for their service in the A. C. E. League. The Junior League met Sunday, evening at "> p. in. Mrs. R e rtlia j (iawf'rd, ]o*.c e-idtmfr Jacob MrRay, Efi/.ti Bothca, M. M. Rethea, ('harfcy Edwyirds, Wilhort Ed- < wards, R. Betnea jcrined the Lea- ? Cue. ' ? * THE PALMETTO LtiADE -Reedy Creek Church of (Soli Mrs. M. A. Mucus, Pastor This has boon a month of revi vals. Rev. F. Quhttlebaum he _n..,,n ? mdnrt mp' a meeting hert lliv: preaching and firy lecture Siave stirred the whole congregu lion. The bidding was packed ev A v jugHC We 1'iay GchT*3 bless ag on him. SCHOOL NEWS Ridge Spring;? Quite- a-.-numbe of friends ami well wishers wit iie*?scd the commencement tvter -ones of?Ridgc?LLlLI?iichool. Ma 17th was an outstanding date fo the 8th and ftli grades when the; presented a comedy drama, "Clos e i Lips." Thjs play was very ef fecMve having been trained unde the guidance of "the well prepare tp.-ii1 lie i', Wi-nf I' AV Anei-sop, Th 1 Hat'l'llltll'tdlle sermon was delivcre hy Rev. L. A. Pinsjcspn of Augus ta, Ga. ?This was quite - prtfcUcs as. well as inspiring to all wh heard him. ~ ' ?"r - - ? The Oratorical Contest was hel Monday evening. Seven member of the Junior Class participator l'.he first frisie was won by Fronti Rrooks, 2nd Care.-sa Raiford: 3rc I'earl Peterson. Tuesday cvenin a cuinedy drama. "Th?.. Gate t Happiness," way presented 4>y th liiiiiors and Seniors (Mrs. High towel', directress). ' Many -express ?! themsulyes a- having spent ; pleasant evening. The seniors ap !cared in their class' day prograr Wednesday night. This was- a njoyable oeeasion. also. The (in nh came Thpt-day w in n tile gra duales .welc nu-d visitors an) fiiends froi.it hillYrer.t sections t( the conmiehc'enugt exercises pro per. The a'ddi e? was drl-iverd b; P-mf, T. L.'Hlueketl (Himed.iet Col lege) using" as a subject: "Mile Post'."? The audience sat spe] i.r.'ind for a ]i!-i;i'i ? t' t'imo lirten i.ng to this well trained as wel .1.- Vxpe.rie^ed man. The follow *)tg received High Sclu?ul C'eitili eat us (presented by .City "Supl liurnett): Ko.-a lie!I Ilibadnas Vainuej Uaivfniood. iv V. Peterson lilaiich0 itaiI'onl. Helen '1 hotnas ThJ? following received prizes fo perl'i ct" aUeiidoiiee: 2nd Gradi Uoy' Uroadnax. A ley Paifurd. (-Mrs Holmes, Jeaelte: ' *, lib Grade- T)Vn-< thy Broadnax; ;"<th it r a do, Gludy (.jua'tlehauht. (.Mr-. Hammonds tf;h-1h-i )f ~8ih Grade. Thomasim l!aintii"ml, Willie Merritt, Harding Cut ley . (Mr. A ii.iyr?c?h', teacher ) \ 1! h (Trade. T<* a~"11 TT l.t ujidnaX It laf:i-hc Kuli'i.iM. K. K. Pl'cu.'ion Second prize Art- ' .viviii lit*lei i'lionras a:5 her utv!y- ah.-ejice \v.a: '' .e to death in family (Mr.". 11 i"Vver. .te.aehe' >. I': i'/.es fur sell in a candy:- 1-;. 1'. llr< ok-; find Annie Si. I)aii.-. Certificate fa hi^rhrt--t- .n-vernjr;, *tfP'1r:" K;, Mart i 1f, I ' Mi-., f x i.ainur, uaetu-r. We in. ).! ! aU-ful to l'rof. S. .L I- iTv y Jr., of' lit neiliet Collojro^foi .v \ ng the- oratorical'contest priz TTT :';r> :i;v tor this unn con i' I 1 I'. jewing: l'rof. A (V. 11 inlUi-wor, I'rin.; l'rof. R. \Y Caliiw' !. Madams Hanimniuls I'lolim Ii glitower. Kaeh gavi expiri-Mm ?if_ liaviiiir enjoyed i jili a an' -i l,ool tor in and if is thei) \yi I. that the students! will enjoj a id.-.,-a ;: \acatinu. I'm-!', i'. I-\ Hammond attendee Cm- dean- Teacluses' AI\-c*tiiijjf- a (?rattL-. ii.:t S. C. tyr>. Alia I larmr"!:.! and Mr* 1 irviio lliir y.:;r<: >]u n' ihe week-end in Orange Inti'C" \v:A Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Delia ;Vu. "Mi-: (J!, nie R. Clark lift Sat a-driv-fnr- A ikon, after spending i vvii'k< i:ij_". with relatives an< frinaN. Mr. N't: lei t Hazzard, Mrs. Mat - it?JAlad?ami. daughter,, -NYj via n left.lor XV w York last Satufdaj iifti L_r4a_tuL.ng a while with theii parents. . Miss Ile.-sie Hazzard spent tin ii.. .. ." 11 . inai .mis. :\i. .Mason Aiken wi re ym-st- i+i town Sunday. .VIr.. am! Mrs. . JVIcachem .arc - iM iK.ir.u' a lew weeks with Mr.4 Meuchoni'-?nairn's.?Tbeyai u cm. .o._A1.1 a n Lie...City, . ( 111 KOKKK Coi NTV l>.\ S. (i. I.ittlcjolin AM m in Cherokee County ve el's-it ..ml the out of town i.uvc irllir.T'i to?Ihi-ir }?'.. homes. The. Kural i'!i !s. i'iim-j miring the niounths if Ma / h ami April. Mt st of them iiJ i six ' -iml I'.- t'_i_me i:ik' e (armors are now .fmsy n ;(.. ir farms. livery section ol : <?:- < . y have it progressive nun r raise? most1 of the f.. i... Kspe.cially in (he i ii 1 f'eiofHa- st ttknient ' ck> wc ... a i:i -, beaut jjl'tjil llowhr garr . This t.w: t'i> fry Ml ~. .1. M ei re. 'fit7 litot es (Mr ,M. 'jfi ! Wm.) ciw n a beautiful laii'.aiii n about five miles south !' (ia'i t.ey which is "Doted for its ?m??an ui , '|? as,?potatoes?ami These people are leftd i in tlieir church and community "iiurs.- Other leading farmer* ii i. -t-'-inlimn ty are the Roberts, Hacks aial .names too.,many tp -Ti'T:'-b >' . , " ' ( lr. j'i k'v County has many girls - <! '! v'.- attending High School aiitl,Colleges in many states ni1 n.'.. ~ * ilr. II. N'. Foster, and Mr. 0. I Cawhin's ,jti'e the two Morticians in 1 Dr. C. S'. Norris is the phy. ienn. . Cherokee (bounty i* ti.h.in its lmnifacturing plants and has enoMftil climate and many oner otic po pie. Cherokee Com an boast of having bank which stood when others of the. state ailed. A R CARLISLE NEWS i- Sunday was a beautiful day for ;s church Sunday school opened at the usual hour, at WilI7 liams Ch.ipel A. M. K. Z .Church - - with <ho Supt., Mrs. Atta J. WITlianis and her co-workers at tHoit ^ post, of duty. The lesson was beautifully discussed and sonic Very inspiring remarks were made by different ones. "Following the S. S- a wonderful sermon was brought to us by the pastor, Rev. --Ht?R Hilli.m,--his tcvt \v:is found - St. Luke 5:5, "Master we have - toiled all the night and. haven't y_ taken nothing nevertheless, at thy r word. 1 ill let down the"'net. TFe* ? brought <>ut some wonderful re. (Contnued on pag^ 5) GREER NEWS. lL * Hv Miss Tessie i.. Walker ' . l.?: ? i d lWthel M. E .Church i- -. Rev. Collins of Union, pastor d if Maple. Crvok H'.i ptis t church 0 and members rendered service at ... Bethel. M. E. Church,. Sunday-af,7 (i tern..on at o'clock. K. v. iu:d Mrs. C. \V. Frances. . ittle Alir.eii.i, ? Catherine and * Tallies Francis a* ! Mr. RosOm in, s of- Atiil-rsnn, S. C. were the pleas'? ing guests of Rev. and Mi's. MvJb Porttr. They also attended the % afternoon service, e Sunday-afternoon Rw. and Mrs. - M. J. Porter, Roy. A. Knox, Mr^ . tea-hem anl .Mr.- I?Hotly cnjoye^ a a very Ui_'1 ic-icfu^ meal at the home Mrs. Cunningham. Lttlo Dorothy Jean Norris celon tutted ii?'r third birth supper Friday night at iter home, -Mr. and " was beautifully . decorates! with ' dishes fox gloves and ferns. She 0 wo!0 a pink.dress. iler honorable - guests were. Uev. ar.J Mrs. M. J. 1 I'm tor. Little Dorothy received - scvcr.J nice gifts. pi thret - courses' were Very nice. The last ] course was ice cream and cake. Cedar (Srove Scconcf'Baptist . - Church J The Ministeral Allojfnco has bei-ome (juite an asset. to the com11 inanity. The meeting was held at ? Cedar GroVe Baptist Church Frib day night. With Rev. M. J. Por'< " er nrvkulinir the meeting was of. r fective. Rev. ^Iitche.11 preached >, an excellent sermon. Rev. R. B. i. Sullivan., spoke very .timely from , the subject. "Ideal aiul Motive.'.' s Rev. .Miller ami Rev. Clayton were received as members.^ Maple ,Creek First Baptist Church ' The Anniversary of Maple Creek Baptist Church was celebrated as ' i: -uaf. which' wa< quite a success. Rev." M. J.'' Porter, the~chpirj i an i- other . members .of Bethel M.I - F. Church rendered servce at I 1 Mape.1 C.r'e e k . Baptist Church . Thursday light. Rev. Porter1 preached a wonderful sermon. Those who remain on the sick r 1-tsT are "MTss St.die Sullivan, ' Mrs, Sarah Lynch and Mrs. Fan- i r' u- Jefferson. We hoj?e for them a speedy recover, 1' i m TABKRN AC'LK I5AITIST C1ICRCH . ' , Rev. \V;'m. Watson, Pastor Sunday School -at the usual '"("Mil*. U'llc AtMitv.yl lv*. AT.. AIT T* ' ' " > ' I I _ >> ) !'arris the nss'^'nhf suptTnnfw.nd-' ! ent. Mr. B;adley is Still rick. rii"iv was a wry k.rire attendance f !. h a 'u!t. an ! dv.Ulren. At 11 :.'}<> A.1!!, "Rev. Watson . I. preat lud a wot: Unfiil sermon. . | d:M(l p. tn. Rey.-Jr. H. Smith -and,. I his eonjrrrjrat :<-n was at the church ' I in he half of Ward Club- No. G. I U. \. lk. I', at r,:GO and at 7:!i0 - j Rev. Watson preached another one - vi .in%>4 ^irui jstTinons. Wp .wish to thank. our friends - who helped in the_.rallv? The sum ) of $1 ,.123.47. ] Mrs. Kihrl?ucrt?down to Tuvketroe, Ala. to accompany her I -davxhter. home, little Miss Laura " Kllen Wat son . last week. Report's The hidiejs who won in Senior Missionary Co tit set were Mrs. Mattie Smith, 2.r>lbs sugar; Mrs. '? Myrtle Bowens 10 lhs; Mrs. Jessie tinvsin 4 lbs of .lard. The neat sum of $23,00 was dealt zed. The Tenth Anniversary of the Pastor is at th?*?rhurrh -all this n-i*.k Pi'v. J. \V. Colemau of Spartanburg, S. ('. \viJ4 preach I ""STuTTfay~rrt~3"rttt) p. m.. the hnniver-at-y sermon. lvV-ryone is wel loino. ^ PKNDLLTON NKW5T ;Ti e Ain\rsor> , Co. Training St-I ot?} held tVv Sen or Class 'day were ten in thJ graduating class Jjsimeiy, Mis.-i.ts Mattie Jackfton, I.'it \- Collins, llenii tta Webb. _ -4i,;.H-C?wmn1, 'lyillil .Uilf Pllllin aii r ^AiTrra-"Map Priite, ;\lr. John and Kat n<-.si^'G: i r'.-on, Nathaniel Williams and Mortimer White. Sunday. May 1:00 P. M. the Baccalaureate Ij - rmon was preach ' ed by Ut v. Daniel, the pltstor of Silver Sprir.u' Baptfst Church and piineipal of l'nh n Hi,' Belton,- S. <\ His scrip on was" enjoyed by a larjje-ttttoHdsiTiee. . The last sue<SF' t^he ' school yiar was Riven Monday^night." Om M. rdtiv, Mav 1*7, the school cpiar. ?ttes iof boys and girts' albng witlr Professor P.. W. Gallman, Mr. K.ldic Jack-sun and_ Miss Doyle j motored to Asheville, N. C. and near by towns to enjoy a school closing holiday. , The nMnribers of the Tpjartettws are- Con ere rs Polite. | Mattie- Jackson, Mr. Joseph Thompson, Morttmen White, Na{} r? Inct 54 u t nvrl n \r Ytlt/Vif \f v -J. Crawford entertained the fdcul ty with a lovely dinner. On last Sunday, Mrs. Milliner, Hans berry, Mack and Mrs. A. W. (lantt ^' I flui jjjpWT guests of" Mrs. R. N. Filler. On Sunday evening 8:00 o'clock liev. Daniel, the pastor of Silver j Spring Baptist Church and his J choir Rendered service for "Rev. -?? A. Guidon at Kilgo Chapel A. M. I E. Church. Bishop Noah W. Williams will lecture at Kilgo Chapel Wednesday night, Ju'up 5, We are invit inn si 1 vl> Sprm-- Baptist Church. er near by churchvs and friends to come ,:iul hear. Bislfdp Williams tell of hits travel in Bible land. He will also have moving pictures of his travels. Come one, tome all. A small fee will' be charged. The I'. T. A. sponsored a very . .interesting program last Thursday night. - cfokcftown m:\vs i By E. J. Ford ^ Dr. Bknjamin Murph, the son of Revr ar>(| Mrs. J. W. Murph, a recent sgraduates of.Meharfy i\Ic-clieal Coltogo, Nashville, Tenn. is in fche eity and associates with Dr. W. ; f.i. TliLaopjcun, ill IV'iiuM pi'iU'tU'A,?: Miss Sybai Nance of Columbia, S. C. is homo guest of Mr. and Mrs.. E. W. Atkinson, Prince St. Mrs. Beatrice Johnson, Rhue and children of Conway were in the city 1 visiting relatives and friends'. She is the wife of Prof. Kobert Rhue, Principal of Whitmore Schop' at Conway. As the gjvst of Mrs. S. L.-Brog ion, ims v <ter attended l;io last session of the Mt. Pleasant Dist. Conferjn.o at Jamco To.vi , which was pivV.tter-'ovc-r by P?\ It. K. , lirogdud, V1' siding Eder. To >ay ' it was a . pleasure to be theie would?be es\ressiii|<r it mil !!>V it was bbth, inspirational and educational. Aside _ from hearing and enjoying the^ablc- dLseo-siom of the diffcront^-subjce^s, wo had -the- pleasure of see quite a few . ministers- from- the-Kiiig^fiee and. Georgetown Districts, respectively and some lay delegates to the next general conference. Their campaign speeches were good especially of the Rev. A. S. J. Molette, who was very amusing yet very loyal, we hejW^Ir#? Urogdqn wilf by taken along again. The Adult school- lias had a 'Very successful term and iflre-.are sure fully say,, I'm .sorry 1 attended5 be'eause it wasted my time, but _can truthfully say, I'm glad I went for "I have received untold benefits". 'School closes on the IlOth, but oecause of the crowded program, this week, one .group will .give a play entitled, "It Pays to Advertise" at Wesley ,M. E. Church Mop. day, June ,'lrd. Admission 10c. C AIMOlN NEWS S. S. iff (iidden Viter was very good. Supt. and teachers were 'at their pest of duty. Bel! St. Softool of-Clinton, und?'r ' .In, leadership of Pro!'. Minis sniff? at -Colden -Vi'ow Sunday at 8::>0 It was eiTjoyed by all. Amount rai's. t'd $l'.>..r>8. MV? a"d Mrs. J, P. Sinfflotnn; Mrs." I). C, Bnv.v'n, Mrs. Rebecca .till Hard, Misses. WlwtVs* Mrs. Foster, Misses Rt?frsu">"Tfffd Mr. and Mrs. Ike Bnwn attended'life Bay calaureate Son nor. at Pondlotpih Sunday at -1:00. Mi<< Martha Rriiwn is home ' from Friendship College. Callntnn Sclio<d closed May 2.'1, with a "successful term. Rev.. S. C. Cumplioll?delivered?the Bacca... 'aureate S'vrmon. m ? WILSON 111 JCNIOR-SKNIOR DANCE (1 ALA AFFAIR L Til" .class of_Jdi> introduced the j niinrtnburjr Collegians to Florence I Friday n'irht, at their Annual .Tun" H?.. o V. ?"t\ ?'? i '' i?? ? rr-r lur-oemor nance wnicn was Riven at 5treiitors Hall. This hot band which rendered the jazz for the occasion, played as .their initial "Sizzling"- nrnibcr "White Heat" which in reality "warmed up'' the ati'-ation. I''n>in?i'iinfurly-l'ivt. _ 'til ruijlniffht few feet were idle, Streators Hall^wnir tr busy place i< aflr'Juniors and Seniors were |iarVkutnrttir.-r? -in ulie oi-mmh^-i iit.c:" contest. During th"<??rnternVisidon Prof; I..* F. flicker advisor of tin Junior' ( Class presented the president , who mu<ie the welcome address.- j Miss Gertrude Porter then present ~ cd an original "Nick Name" paper which was * qu^te entei'ta ining. AjW,s Catherine Wilson sang "The onR that broke my heart" very ' ex|n e:*sively.?Mr. Uobt. Dawsuip _ ' Senior?Class President and valedf <*t/>nan responded to the welcome. The green and white decorations , were very appropriate as they i formed two circles over head and ] slooped to -the- sides into a chainof tho walls. were situated behind a false pit \ The Laur-inblirg ColJsegkun 'j created by the elided of the btin- . nisters and the net yvork befdre= - mom. ?-?L One could hardly wish to witness a njor-e orderly?aml dignified occasion, and sec more elaborately dressed- lassies or:-.sportily attired ads; Miss Catherine Miller rind Mr. Wm, Reese deceive, the rccog nition as the most nitty dressed NORTH-CHARLESTON NEWS i Sunday was a beautiful day for|e church goers. The Sunday school] lesson was beautifully discussed!and reviewed very impressivelyby the Supt. - r At 12 o'clock F.lder H. Alstort* administered Love Feast; We ar<f proud to s-ay that Mrs. Anna Belle iiiiiinn umliTWPjit. a very success- . ful operation at the Cannon St. Hospital. She is improving nicely. We are1 sorry to learn of the death of Mrs. Emma Grant who departed this life May 28th, left to mourn ~ the lo?tU4 -aUter, husband, 7 child- r ren, 12 grand children and a. host of relatives and friends. We are proud to say that the Trustees are now painting our hcurch. You are welcome at our chirrdr. r. *... " \ Saturday, June lt 1935 i?a&ts>idt: school commenced ent exercises Operettas- Feature By A. William Hill. Jr. Flortwce. S. C.?"Awake Tis Olid Second Grades, Miss Carrie Bowler, Conic Washington, Mrs. Lillian Bowler, the teachers of the two classes very effeciently trained the pupils, a nice audience was present. Miss Ruth Perry accompanied the group. .Mi s Clcmmk Brown director of the OpercTta "ChiTefelhP1^- and te.acher of the third grade accom punied by Miss Perry jyery bea.urt.4wfully presented this Operetta.? "Down Among- the Furies" an Operetta'rendered by the fourth and fifth grades Friday night was a very beautiful play, then setting in the woods, and the effect of he lights on tho faries were very lininur. msses. frnyyiis amL'J.ack: son w.erp liite directors. Much credit U due Mr. Jas. Miller and his corps of teachers for their successful staging of such a fine" seiies of entertainments. * * WILSON llhill SENIORS PRESENT "THE CRICKET ON . THE HEARTH" Hv A. William "Hill. Jr. _ . Florence, S. C.=?The S?nior _ Class under the (direction of Mrs. Marion Miller .presented ','The ' |fl Cr.icjk.et on the Hearth" at the Wil son H'igh Auditorium,/ Friday. - M "ight. ^ MT. Dyvis, Principal made a few announcements and thanked "the 1 student body/ for ttTCtF"thorough . nnperntinn :imT expressed his ap- I nit'ttlaliOH- to the audience?for their presence. Thus the Com- j mcncenient activities of Wilson -Hi School began. i ] -M-iss Mabel James read the bi ography of Charles Dickson. Se- 4 I ivtio'Ls- from the faculty quartet I weiti as follows: "S'leepy Hoi- 1 low Turn," "Bv The Waters of Minnetonka," "Just a Weary for you" were veery good." An instrumental dm>t_ by Mioses Jackson and j Perry concluded the numbers be-7~1 t.ween the aOtts. - J Mr. Monroe Saundyrs acting as announcer presentuLltlfe* synopsis in 1 the cast.' ' . * At 8:.'15 P. M. the curtains opened and Robert Dawson, Beatrice Jackson, Totlie Alston, William I Reese, Catherine Wilson, George W41 ?oif, Ne-verseen Jones, LeoJa .McJU-ase, .Margaret-James, VVUiam D. Cooper, Agiuts Alston, Mit thcll Robirtsotv-jried for the honors is they very proficiently played their part m tiifs vcry-^noted play which wns written by -the renown I'd Charles Dickson. Mrs. Marion Miller revealed herself through the actions of the?e young people, ?vho so wonderfully, curried!, on. One must give especial praise to Robert Dawson who played the. Loading role. WOODRUFF NEWS Trinity A. M. E. Zion Church J Rev. .1; L. Allen, Pastor st.nVn.v ?<'hoo1 convened at the _ usual hour with Supt. L. H. Wilburn and all teachers at the.ir post V1 The'revival-- a't Trinity A. M> E. ' Zion Church last \ve<?k was a very successful one, conducted by the Rev. Mr. Hunter of Union, S. C. * Mr. David J. Wilburn, a stajdent of Allen University has arrived home for the summer.. Mrs. Natie Franklin and daughter,?Mr*'. Mae?Foster?arrd?little " " son. Mrs. Susie Porter and little sons -and Mr. John TV Atcherson , of Spartanburg were the guests of Mr' and Mrs. Lay Wilburn last week^? -Mrs. Daisy Garrett and daughtci'. Mv<. Mary Fuller and little son Donald were the guests of Mr, and Mrs. Law. Wilburn last week. Rev." J. L. Allen, pastor of Trinity A. M. E. Zion Church and officers came out Sunday afternoon and administered the Holy Communion to Mrs. Chestine Foster the mother of our church who has been confined to her bed for -ixteen months. .. Prof. Allen Williams, Miss Jua- \, nita Cannon and MTs. 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