Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. .. ; ,11. i i .. i?^. I "The New Rider" | ;j; ^pt: ^ w now -. . ^ j y 1 py t|w ! X Kov. M Philip Kills *J* _~T ' " ' "Timely Resolutions r Tlu' front page of this issue e7in i."r<r a trno ^pi?nf?n--?hn mri-': j iiil'in^rf by, a f<?miu*t111*.1 ?at ?the- ,trnsuy b< aid meetng. of "Allen PTnversiry which were unanimous *lv- adoptciUbUU-i t h?* entire board and lninrster.- atte inline the .council.! -. TVt'~~ro:<o hit ions'-did l?y no'-means flatter the characters mentioned because., they have cevtainly brot 1 l>fTter Vhmlil lnrrr-"?TtT'mrr? statrF" since Its atVairs have been in-tlre.il charge. We are Witnessing an era ....... ,.f. |,vaci.i that every South Carolinian is compel to admit. Bishop Williams-believes'that the church V'~~ jljolild Ihi a- peaceful institution If it would be ip- accord with thb Wa?t-m ?otxrmuissioiu- Say?wJvoX you w.Il, but when a Bshop is riot disposed to have peace in his 'dis . triet he can litui enough suppot tns to go against anybody right. ???or \vrong- AVer- ba\\- jieace -in this-?. ?stale m l*>th. school ami' church because the biyhop wants i', and advocates :t. The silent record wiil prove- that - wherever a mail i.? uioh'sted in any 'district South ., Carolina nut.excepted it is because ila- men ai\'. .endeavoring to car ? ?-tH*?Wt?11 I lti? ' liivltnrrv' fun-saving this l/ecause it i.-? Untruth. lu eotning "t*? this distret Ri>h |i \Viiliam- -jii?i ho did not wrrtit any man 'i.tfht hi< buttles fur li( w:i - till) y -ililn in to ho 1'iii'i' . T?f Ifj'ni.-wlf., Ministers ami Inyincn ? ha vo?brm?kmns n?;n dill'ei?w ideiy because. of th*; .bishop's attitude; toward certain individuals. And oven how vomo * 1' a-. are walking .tin* streets here with a little black spot inc our hearts against- each. k other "while those bishops-who can -Vd .tin- seperation arc walking thy . golden s-tveetV of tin* Now Jcrusa Pi in. Not-withstanding t.hcy*'(jot there through - great tribulation "they have washed thejr robes and made' th'ejp white inrthe. Mood of th,. I .A MB. ? ' . Allen's < ominencemont - Having ">{? ken individually and coMeetive'N of oUr great statf _o? presiding elders, and tlu-iji most ?excellent report- in the 'daily pa ? T- X ?I"!. _ . ^'1, ~ - .Jlist the sain,'. in the I-KAUKK. It .lias heen >aid I'y the i;ttgo crowd that witnessed the exerciser that ? the' hcca-'rdii was the best held in the ;scho<n fur. many years. Judging t':?mi the. many o yimcnts. ProC K irkland GlTOI will, have to he inv.ited to-deliver another, or the'same address to the alumni association next year. I)r. K. KT c Wright, Jr. was simply fincjutr ??, duiiuio Jiecinent?*1 lay?LU= wi.i h Sopth .Carolina's choice must he adjied to the class of bishops'thai 1 will he-elected in New York, .May preached he Bishop N'oah W. Wih j hams to the graduating classes of Benedict College and Allen I 111-J ver-ity ha- la-en tile talk of the * ty (f\cr -itu-e.' In these, notes we refrain from speaking of President W. "'S. " KounThThr for thlT~~reas.On that we have heen at his home and Mehool sinee_he appeared on our program. So next week we. will tell of oiir visit to Atlanta and~oT" the warm * reception given us-' hy tht? Georgia regular-. Watch the "Leader." + ' Otir faculty Pros dent _Abhfni Simpson audi ' ... tlie. e'ntire. faculty were. rCiClectetJ-i except in one or two cases where ' Jiavo .of aT7s(-iVcf' "was granted, A -pccial recommendation made by the president in his report relative to teacher.- was approve*] by the " committee. and adopted Tiy tin' h.-ip-d. fmd rmilworc-mndoveTT in acconlaiic,. with Ks requirement <. Captain Simuson, express et) hmself .a.- being highly pleasedwith his. u-ach^-j.aiid the co-operation given him by them. Their re-election was -.imply the adoption of his- full reeomniendalion ait related to them. Annual Conference Meeting Palmetto Conference meets with "friendship Chinch. Mt. Pleasant. ta niln'11 tut. the.itev, w. T. Murray pastor. Annan] sermon the R<e.y, ?- PAV...Mrrrph: Mis.-nonary Sermon, "i th,? Rev. William Williams. North east conference meet- tsvith Mt. Pisgah Church. Surhter, ;the Rj?v. ' W. C. ^Crawford, past of. Annual Serriioij the_Rev.. N. S* l)ej.aine; Missionary Sermon, the Rhv. W. E'. ; Rk'hanlsont?South far-ulna Conference meets with Mt. Zion. Charleston, N'ove.mber 0, the Rev. R. sSaj I.awrenee, pastor. Annual Sermon the Rev. S, R. Higg-ins; Missionary .Sermon. . the Rev. \V. H. Rouey. Columbia?Cimfovuncc?inert -?with . with Bethel Church. Columbia, No vember 1;?, the Rev. S. H. Lewis, "^Jpastor. Annual Sermon the Rev. I!?- J-L. F. Vance; Mi y Sermon . / the Rev. A: A. Tlupluy. Central i Conference1 meets with YViJlhims Chapel, Orangeburg, November'20 the Rev. J. P. Washington, pastor. Annual Sermon, the Rev. I. H. Alston; Missionary Sermon the Rev. B, Burgess. Piedmont ConferC .meets with St. James, AhTJ t' the Rev. W. S. .Minis, pastor. 5 A WTiiial?S<?rmon?t4m?Lev.?Jv.?F? Johnson; Missionary Sermon the I | Rev. TCfL Addison. Allen's Graduates of 193") H ; -Bachelor of ^Science, George Rc harden, Winsel Jacques; Bache f- lor 0K/\.r^a: ^rmanesa Bowman, | * 'V ? ? v f I Mellie Belle Burton, j Henrietta Clark, Alfred T. LirtRir, Bghcrt Floyd, John Hart, ^Villic Fled liar rison, Arties IliUlebrttad, Peter J. La nee, l.eon l.itt lejohn. Raymond Z K.uisnm. Iioorov ItoTTms.m ,111 '.iiTi^ _ ta Robinson, farnel Williams, Lin J nie tl. W illiam-;, John Wilson,Mil- > rit? Vi4'untr. Teacher 'Training: Willie Pearl Hsu/..ml-,- Lillie Max* * Lawivnee, Florence McCuit'. Char 1 lotte Xanee. Higrh?Selrool: Cathurno .Baxter, Leoh Bennett. Ran- ' .iami'n Hatheu. Andrew.. Buwie. Jave J lyn Bowie, 1L n^amm-GtS-ve.- Can- 1 tella Coleman. Lewi- Dowdy. Theo ' dor,j Dozpiv Wilht'lmina D-uht^y J Andrew FynLjJrJantlo Fox worth, ' Christina /(libson, James Gordon, '( Gladys (JorCe, Ishmael (Irani, Wil , ..liam .(ireen,. Fr.mintrude lluyes,. tieorye House, Cora MitvluJl, Jno. Middleton, John Nelums, Ch'o 1W. fyT-sU;iU'i'nilK' Fvrry.-Get^rtre^eter^ son, Edith Ha^rin, William Rairin. Myers Rollins, Dorothy ..Spijrner, Ruth Spijrner, Andrew Thomn-on, Samuel Tilly, Mildred Wilsidft. A l hoSt. Rerneniln'rinj; The "Leader" Dr. W.-M. "E\ans, Df, .h J. (\>e Dr.e R. I. Leftion. Dr.- B. I).-Ramsey a TeadTnjr. delegate for the jenorai_ coim-rcm-e; Mr Bruce Aihfnu?, Dr. Samuel Nance, Mrs. ..Mary K. Hrowh -jiti<l- Sir. D. A. J?musr - Ivver.v - -sti+?sct il>cr' will do well to >.L'inl payment Ly. rat urn mail it' they tie* fro .their -paper to vimtliau'i ^ tfrtme tu St.'Luke. Wilson -troet. ("hiu li'Mop it' you wouhjl be 'ill a trlorious service. Our program Sunday follows Prayer mediae (> A.M.; Stuulav School a? 0 -Arhrlt Rrbtv Hass Da'.O A.M.: Allen. Leturue 15 .P.M.-, Preaching 11:15 AsM". ami S'P.JI. Let the members pray ftp an .out-pouring of the Holy Spirit. "Let us " I \ : II" i. i,p ..in ? I.ASIOU.K M:\VS - " 3>. Sunday was a tine day 'for. all church poors; . . Quit* a few worshiped at Jit.' Zlon. Sunday School was :it. its host. Hey. Robinson of Sumter preach od for Rev. .1. A. McDonnell from I ("or., subject- "Be Made Over." -< On r.-ist week at tho Ct *<>(! Stlmaritah-Ho-pt ial in ("ohunbia (loath claimt'il the >?ul of. Mrs< Murtlo' Molyuichin Mvrtlo was a suan't tfirl.?Sin- li.al aijtly- so n ntutoen 'sajimiuTs, Sho wa,< tho' Lfi'stl'f ikuijrhtor of-, hoy *:iunt Mi's. A unit' M.. It. ('a rior. Thv fina-ml ; i:t s' woiv !i, l,l fr.im . r-Jil1?A7m< oh -X~. M. I']. I'lniroh. . I tK'?<lay at M oVIook. T.ntorymnt . in- th,? chinoh? yard In noaih a l-ninumV of l.oauitiful flowors. p?SlTo-ir:a\f7?, a h,vi.at..|. fnthor. [ i mothvr., two sister* ' oh>-^-Jjn>t lu-r. t Wo aj.:n! s.. niiu- injohs aiuj a . of Fi'ioinis to motirti her passing. e Sloop >wopt oho. Hy' Knu.ita 1 la: t is AI.I.KN TKMi'I.K A. M. K. ~?( HI KCH t - S> L?-" y Rov. It. 1. hmtrttr I'asttif? (IrVonville, S. ('. In spto of tho ilimai pour of rain iph'o > lai-.: mi in I or of Sunn ay Soln'-ol <t nlon',JoujhI lioir way to SundaySohool. ~\Ve hud a fine le's-on which was I taught??a?a-ve^y- int<. rewo iiig wa-y,j We had a spit'iiditf : cvi iv by pee. J l>. P. Adai:ms; the pn.-tor Jilade -nmc linu-ly remarks. t" "ri"r|v'i^if nn' appi" ^'r";ur ' 1 considering the rain. The. pa-tor's text was found St. Mink 1 1 II,. u-ed t'or his subject "Path." This wa- a fine sermon tilled, wiih the - pit it ami a H'to-ded milch food fur bought. vVlltir . en|w*e.fit?'n.' -wits"' over, tli(. following: vi>it i s wei_u intlTxhlk'edV Mrsr-AV i11 iai.u^ pt Helton-and two others. win-so names we Failed to j?e; and Mr. Hubert K. Calhoum of Chicago,?'II1. t kelson -o-riMTT a tat '.Mr-. X! FT rTiTsotim. rdJuLli .Ml'.>. \\ li iiuri^ and .Mr t'alhotim made - me very 1 imely re-' marks. M:. .1. 1!. ('alhpunt, t ht delegate.' to the llbuict C.'oxi "iznuc-mattr^-tr^Tia1 n port a- to wfrar~ happened at the. tin ( liny'. TheeolleetioM was very g<od. The. Holy t'onrmtini li wa- a'litiiird'j^b tn a large mipvllle-r,?. . Th.e I. a it 111 was largi ly attended and the tope was -henutifullv disen - - ed. 'I'll,, rain n-a.-ni Amd a lare-er . ii'.ilill- I' tta.- pi't-ei,! :'o night >e.r'-' td-.e,1. Hie^ pa-tor -a-, iv i r>jl a very powm.-4.Rl- Tuer^rrtre.-a- I hr?ten -- w,y-i i Four.tMr <"< ?!". Vh.j. ir, KVhd'noT':! a lih.ieet '"The ' }; i-tiati MFarfnuo and Weapons." ..The "-abject war treated in a tin,, way and enjoy| ed by all. 'I'hose who -were not pi esent tVir morning set-vit-c were v given?ar?opl1"-' : m.n \ re nim mune, ^ Mis, Mamie. Sullivan has the Meepest sympathy 1,1 the whole cnurch in the loss of her lui-hand. The sick members-sire improving i to 1 jIt.' tlt'llullt id :111. '~ Miss Florida*;. I.. I.yk< s gave the address to the'gradual ing elnss of Hampton St. High School. at T UK.? / M. I.:. ... ?..r*v. it i< , ? . t . i?w? i nil.' "The. P??>sTr.ir Marie." She received much praise find coiinw n?iatinns-. Miss Ruth Atlanvs is, Indue frmn State C'ftllejfR. where she completed her sophmore year. Rev. and family attended t-h(. ?omnVenpenient#exercises at Allen University. . L wr?ffH For Date - . Tho Annual StatelYide Bathing Beauty Contest -v."^3, ' " ? 'V ~*7 * --? ' " ?? ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH Kcv. Hale H. Thompson, Pastor ?A.huviJIc,?X,?C,?The Sunday School department is contributing . cry much to life and the devtT npvmvnt of the youth of our hurch. At thy usual hour the caching force. and student body nstruetion. The lesson was unisually interesting and claimed a 1cl{) interest- from , all present. l''ollowing the vlass Study of the lesson, M''. Mauldin conducted a lively review. " The children are luted und looking forward to Children's Dayb con the comin Sabbath at which time this coniH'ctional Day will be appropriately observed. The "Call to Worship" by the^ senior, choir in, processional was" very beautifully sung. A very large crowd responded to this call to wirship. The subject of the nnirnjh&'Ss message^ chosen by our pastor -was "The Christian Yoke"taken from the gospel of St. 11:30. Trulj', the Holy Spirit, diiLadininister to the saints as this forceful message was deljyeVed. The Holy Communion was administered . to large numbers both morning and night. The Rev. Lcro>' Johnson, pastor of our Mission Church preached, at our evening servicee. His subject was "The Testing: of Faith" Genesis 24:1. The message was well received by a_ large i*rowtl. At 3:30 o'clock our pastor accompanied by the. choir and congregation rendered a special service at ilopkn.s' Chapel A. M. E. Zion Church of which l>r. R. L. including Dr. Mill who isj Presiding Eledr of the District, welcomed ifs." The Subject. of the aftermum's message_wa.s- Confidence" taken f rTTm Pi aim 118:10. The christian fellowship and asiOcia=_ tion were great. The Boards and Clubs of the church are working regularly and hard each week in putting the p rogrit'nv over and they are very much encouraged in having the pastor to vist them each week. Stewardess Boards Nos. 1, 2 and 3 of which Mrs. Annie Dysart, Mrs. Josephitie Williams and Mrs; l'pjsy Boyd, are presidents have sent complete sets v of beautful TTnen and curtains to'the "piTFSOW" a'gcn. 1 he Wide Awake Club of which Mrs. Mat'v .1: Slonn 1C nraDiflant nnrf tho~\Vitting- Workers of, which" Mis. I,oola Allen is president have complimented our pastor and wife, Mrs, TTiompson~ HJlIU.lS WIIKATLEY LIBRARY _ JHHPOKT FOR MAY. LiCii t'iiouIhUUII H-?loJknvs: Adult l iction "885,. niiiir fKrtinh - j>V -total 182. Juvenile fietion 288, non-ficinni ::::T. total C>20. Fietion (il8 n.ojj-fivtion 484, total 1052 books, I'M immar,ines. 8r cannings. 'New borrowers; adult 15, Juveli.lr 12. total 27. He-registered bor i wei : adult 0, juvenile ,6, total 12. Twelve new books added for iMiitiuumi, a.s lunow.s: u _Lig .iSali: n i c 1 .ibrui y, including . Animals, Bird-. JUitti t flics, Garden Flowers U t.Ul Flowers, and : Trees;?The Outline, of Science in two volumes by .1. A. Thompson, The American .Sung hag by Carl Sandburg, Motrins hy Allen "Seeger, Gur PreAiicnt .by .lamcs-Alorgan. (replaced) ami Death in a Dominp by Roland I'eitwee. Twenty-four magazjnbs were donated, by Mrs. Sarah Mct'lain.' .. ' ... Special elVort was made through,, individuals and schools by PrinciI V t f r?T r* Vl O i ?-? /. /Vl 1 " .1 r ...... v^v.vuv?o ill VVMltXtlUg U"U returmng over-due book-. This we appreciate very, much, and we son ;t thv. continued cooperation of a 1 i concerned. lHTi.11 Tiitf tlie summer months we jhaji. expect old borrowers to come hack ami renew their membership and those who hav\' not yet enroll d sue cordially invited. ('tie irf our borrowers by using hot ks and ' magazines ..from the Library, ha- made several radio -et> and lie brought his fourth one t ube" set for us to te.\t, and we found it very good. He calls it his Short Wave Thrill Box. He wants to build a 3'tube or 5 tube set " In our library we have all kinds ,d' books for all kinds of people. on.e, come all,. A. \V. Tally, Librarian. " V ? > 1 : SPARTANBURG NEWS The Sisters of Love Society cele Thursda-y night. Mav 23rd. ?.ith n I wonderful sermon on Love by Rev. II. W. Walker of Trinity Church and very fine remarks by Rev* ft. I. [.egirn of Thompson Sfrpgt Rapti-t Church. On Friday night, Rev. I.loyd Harden delivered a lovely ernmn from the subject, Ambassa dors for Christ, remarks by Rev. i ' I'. Prince^ Sunday?evening, May 2G, the program was as' follows: ftles- he the tide that bind, by !'h,. Sisters, invocation by Sister Rell Barnett. Scripture lesion by Sister JosLp Huggins. Singing by the choir, welcome address "by Mrs. Katie Price, response by Sister \tnry - ' > Solo by Rev. A. M. Mathis, fialk by the exrPresident, Sister Whit- J mire, Paper: Our duty as Sisters of I,ove, by Sis. Sarah Bell, Solo ' by Sister C. M.. Means, talk by the [president, Sister Rachel Glover. Rev. Cr. D. Prtfice delivered a very beautiful sermon from the subject -- ' ' *-;T' 14" ?' * ' . . - ** KB PALMETTO LEADER SPARTANBURG NEWS' tainetl with a grand reception Monday night May 27th. The Grand Royal?Matron?of South Carolina Mrs. C. Si. Finley. ' There Was a largo number of Sir Knights masons and their wives and also honored ladies of the Eastern Star Chapter, a very nice program was?tendered?which?was as - fol_loWs; onored Lady llattie Jenkins, District Depiter was mistress 6f cOtf-matty. The nfboting was opened by singing Bless be the'tide thaj, binds, invocation by Sir Knight Grim, welcome, address. Honored Lady Mammie Woodson; response, Sir Knight Willie Tan* ner, singine I thin? paper by Honored Lady Lotty AnHSFsoh, Ttdyal MartrOir pride of Spartanburg Eastern Star Chapter* Introduction offcjic Grand Royal MaitiOn by ITonoretk Lady F. 'D. Young, Grand. Treasurer of the Eastern Stat Chapters of S, C., address by the Grand Royal Maitron of S. C. Honored Lady C. M. Finley,. tessponse by Honored Lady Mamie Wright, sofo by honored Lady Josephine Leg, introduction of the visiting Eastern Stai member? by Honored Lady Hattit Jenkins, solo by J. Y- Moslecy Jr. remarks by Sir Knight Choves Hamilton, Breckemidge and Honored Lady Johnson. A delicious course of eh writer salad, saltinw, ice tea, cake and ice credm was served. There was ibout 1,50 guests present. HELTON NEWS By Abraham (Newcut) Brown The evening spot L cTub wil give a social Wednesday 'evening at the home of Mrs. K. A. Woods from 8:00 p. m. until? We- an glad?to?kruw?that our coHcgt students have returned home aftei a Klir*oe??f>fiil 1.....I kt.. i ? 4v.4ivvi ici ill. niiUHMJ of the followng students thai have returned home are Misses Bloundelh Watkins, Willie Mat Ellis. Janni'e Ruth Wilson, Julin Mae Gteenlee, Mattie Howard Mr: Thedo Mytkins. Mr. A. A Martin will leavv Sunday'foe Columbia where he will attend tin ; Benedict-A11* n Summer SeJiOol. ^ KOSKS 7" Roses weather white, pink, .or re I would rathi r Jiave one n so i Than a truck, load when. I am c. I am of tho opinion that Ma. S. Guialun tlU>, wmilil approcint:- :i ranee. ' SornO years a^o 1 ftul the pleaselassmate. I say pleasure as' i was indeed a pleasure to nice. "ftOln. day to day with such a character, and when I look "up" at Gordon now,- I' feel it an honor t<say 1 oneo war, hia elassmute. Four years ago he graduated Vro'ni Reed Street High, Anderson as^ S^ahitalorian, of a?class" of "fourteen. ? *s_*? On that nite he spoke from a subject; "He who'does not think is a Slaw." before and shies' Vna. lllii'1 he La--t.-Lmm_alt'ivimr hat a t flee himselt from bouMur?.v May -h>? .1U3JS a ciass t.l'^ 55 n. lege; Gordon wag Valedictoriai of this clussv I say to Gordon "Keep on Think irvg." I too believe' that God is a just God. and 1 don't l>?'lit>e that a just Go?.l mtends iQi* any man to bo a slave. May God help you to think. A Friend __-_A( TINH KS AT VOORUKES The Baccalaureate Kennon preached by Rev. Charles 11 Brown of Benedict College, CoJ ?. S>. . Principal?11. A. Hunt iTT tTuFoi l Vulk-Y . H, & I. Sc hool _at Fort Valley, Ga., made a splendid address at the commencement ejf. ercisvs Tuesday, Muy*28th. "There were vi>itors from Savannah, Charleston, Augusta, Columbia an i Aiken. The Rt. Rev. K. (}/ Finlay brought down a group ol white fritnds from Columbia Students left for home Wednesday and Thursday. Mr. J: 1'. Burgess, Principal" .1 10. Blarton.-'Mr. DodulplY Trnrl Dr. William. Thorne of Charleston lefte Tuesday to attend the commencement and rt union of the Aluntni Association at Hampton Institute. They report a ^very successful occasion. ^ Principal Blanton was elected for the third time as president of the Alumni Association. announced that a stutend, loan fund of $1000,00 will be presented tc President Hovta in a few days for Hampton Insflftu^e. The money Is m hand, (mi>'"|iw is out of town, the money will not be presented until a few days later. TVio jcommemcement, orator lica] contost and .class night at Vnor. htV?S JIVP T1 ' U iw\t TWn rr-r-r, .h,.. HUWARD-SAXON- SCHOOL TRACK MEET HOWARD SCHOOL GROUND J Over iiiUU eh it ircn and fthe^i - parents attended (.lie Uaik?nrM between' Howard' ' and ~"Saxo Schools, at Howard School, Mor day, May 27. The children an heir parents enjoyed the follow program!?1UU yards dash, 7 vaids ra-a, ^ligh-jump ami Ma Pole drill by the two. schools. Th Teachers were pleased with th conduct nf thi> children at thi first meet and expressed their d< ? sire to make this an annual affa - between the ti?4> schools becaus i they feel tlhat we should develo the physical side of the child a k well.as the mental aide. This met r -was not ft contest between the tw schools. The spirit and intern - were-mutual and the children ei . joyed the afternoon. WINNSIJORO NEWS ? ' TuTsclay evening May 28th-cloi ed a successful year for Fai I field County Training School. T1 exercises were all srood and w< attended. Tho winners in the oratorio , piix.ei contest were Evelyn 1 Ross first prize and Slise Cod 1 econek pi ize. All five of the. coi " .estants received honbvable met ' tion. I Tho prizes were awarded b . Mrs. Evelyn Campbell daughter < Dr. J. P. Pickett, Camden, S. C ! who accompanied her father ar othcrs to. witness the occasion. Rev. W. S. Owens left no stor inturned Sunday in preachin vh<* annual sermon. His mash ~ 'irodUction wa? m reality a ba< . alaifuato sermon. a I" On Tuesday the 28th the annus i Id i ess to the class'was mae b > Dr. J. T. Wright, pastor of " He: (hon Presbyterian Church, Roc r 11 ill, S. C. lie took the subjec 'Do your Bit in the Drama < ' Civilization." His was a royi 1 .rcat not only to the. class but 1 >?h?* audience as well. rtuicaies were awarded to tr i graduates by Prncipal C. 0. Ma 'nto.sk'of Johnston, S. C. Twe?nt Junior took the plaee of 11 set lew; members of the faculty left Wc enday moriirsr to return to the osts next Sept. Miss Rossi Li e Wordard has n tinted from the liospital in Colui ?ia where sho.underwent a serioi iperation. She is doir.jg nicely i ~ "Tills" writing. ? , The rally for Black Jack Baj i.-t Church 011 the 4th Sundays sulud?io--rinsing more than $201 "Tfie buTTuing thht was dcstroye .y lire is beir.g elected again. Miss Bla:k, a member of th Gastonia, N. C., is spending.Anile 111 our town, the guest c Rev. ai.d Mrs. (i. M. Ulmpf. ? ~1_ lt'-V. J.-T?AV+4ght of Rock ILil v (\ fdleil Jht^ p^iliut JTor Rev. . hujch last Sunday night. Hi Message was powerful and logi a!, lb. also preached at.Calvar Presbyterian Church last Wedne lay night.- All who heard hit' were w?'H benefited. 'I'll. ti>lluW4H^- dU.lent.' of?Jit grade in Fairfield County Train i:g Seho 1 were amor; the. perfec ? tten iifn'O. -Alphina'- Davis, How iru navis, lviorris L,yies, IVlanst Ross, Columbus Pratt, Eddie , Archie, Jorfnie M. Cooper, J as. A Gaston, Isreal Pinckney and Rufu Green, Jr. / >* --?Al+v-uiid. Mrs. Henry Brown, Mr Mattie Weaver, Mrs. Esther M< Daniel, all of Columbia were th dinner truests of Mr. and Mrs. Jai es Gaston last Sunday. Mrs. It Daniel will remain a while wit parents. . Mesdamcvs Bell Moore and Rol ert Butler are bath veryi sick a thijj wtitinn. Mr: B. J. Mcintosh hUs returr m ed after a lontr stay in Greet - womT. . , In the Industrial Department c - , '.'f-sehool, th'1 following receive prize.;* Adeline Pratt for the be* r II. K. student _ Ln the gramma grades, Eui is. Woodard, the be.< in shop projects, Colton Davii the best alaround boy in schoi and Lottie McDowell, the best ser ior student in II. E. GKORG ETC)\VN_NEW S Mow that all the-schoolsV tih colleges have closed, and Vdcatio _ -iui? M Misses Jacksons.c, Messrs Erv James and N. ? L. Dorrihue, aii Miss Carmella Mx'.es are a| home again and report a ver successful term in the followin; eolletges, Morris, Sumter* Allei p and Benedict, Columbia. The senior elass of Howar | High was entertained at th home of Mrs. Mary Cohen Wed nesday ,May t?Hh Ico CTCBff cake and mints were serve* Miss Victoria Cleveland wa3 th ' host' s? and was assisted by he sister Miss Sarah Cleveland. MKss Blotidell Cjhistid of De " Unit, Mich. Is vhdting her sikte Mrs. S. S. Brogdon. Mis. Hette Davs, of Wash.ng 1 ton, 1). C. is spending a whil i with her daughter and son-in-lav Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Walker, Wens End Taylor St. Mr. Jas. Lesenee Jr. and , wif of Spartanburg, S. C. are vLsitim _ their mother, Mrs1. Kate Lesens< Meeting St. v"^ Mr. Jerry Rice passed at hi home early Monday morning Funeral servitse were held Tues day afernoon at his late resident 434 Cannon' St. Interment i Bethel cemefcry .beside his Wlf who preceded him ..to the- grav four weeks ago. . . * .' .' - * tion classes consisted of 13 junior . ollcpe students, twenty hij?h school students and three students I received trade certificates. , "He careth for you." Revs. Harden and Edwards made some very timely remarks. The Sisters of Love collection was lifted by Sisters Johnson, Simpson and -Mr. Banks. The pubic collection was lifted by Dm Henry-Thompson of Detroit, Mich. Sister Cora Booker. The anniversary meeting was theh (closed. - ~ Sister" Rachel Glover, Pres.; Sister Pauline Surpson, See. T __J ? j """" " ADULT SCHOOL CLOSES Gr ' we _ ? " * Thff Adult SdhooT'closed with | great satistication Lv^ll who at- "Kj r tended. ?t OfR'. Of he gtohps nuvt. a play "*** ti ax, Wosley M. E. Church Mieni day night. Everything went otF. ~J.? d in a lovely style. * ' Both the pageant given at ' _ '5 Uelhosda Church and the play at y Wesley were credit to the parto- y}? ie eipants and teachers who trained e them. e Ail?sere?looking?forward?tr>?n- -p*> larger program uext year. ir ?... m 9 m { . _ get laurepTs newS vv\ I o Sikijday, June 2nd just as ev- ^ it eryoiie' was beginning to go to c r- tfie various 'churchty, a. tu?avy. T~ downpour of rain began, falling so milch so until a good number urara Uiri/lA?nrl *1. ? 1 --.i. t ??v?v I1IIIUCI CU X1U1I1 lilt* M'l V1LCS. Nevertheless Sunday Sehoo] and ___ jither chunch services were held at .. the upual-4 hour. " un; 3* T4>ejc}i|Uing exercises of Hanipr" ton High were held at Bethel A. mc |.e. M. E. Church on Friday evening i a(t 8:30 io'clock. On Wednesday eat ^ evening an operetta sponsored by {{j : Mrs. Whitner and Mrs. Qfiphant. gn ? Thursday evening class pliy enti- pr< 1. tied At Th^, End of the Hainbow. In\ a- Following prayer by Kev, Lykes, Eh music by the glee club." The Sal- ^ci ,y utatory by Miss Florence Boyd and >f the Valedictory Mr. Connie C. War '>r' ing. The address of the occasion id was delivered by Miss Florence "a Lykes, Greenville, S. C. She seit. lected her subject thus "The Passig ing Mark". Never before in the history ctf Hampton Hi has such c- an address been given. We are > sorry to report that, wnfits a rc inadequate to express just how much c0(. al the address Was enjoyed and no wp ^ one know the benefits" of it unless j j" they were there and hard. Each ^a] t and everyone knows Miss Lykes- asy yi to bQ a composer of poetry, a wri- -7777 a] ter, etc and everyone was anxious- nj^ ,0 ly awaiting the time again when '<0] they could-listen'to her. Prof, ma ,e Sanders, was presented a gold c. medal by the Teachers' .Associa- st>j ,y tion of his faithful service. Prof, of v J. T. Mims, sponsored this noble Th< deed. Many visitors wcrft pres- nif> sa eni irom adjacentjowns, St. ii j The many students from vari- urj ous colleges afe home for their J ~ vacation. ~ - mv in Miss Mattie Duckett accompais nied by her sister, Mrs. John Put- 1 it puw of Washington, D. C.j.Miss* <*f "Martha H, Garlington and MV. daj fohn Putman, Jr. motored to Un- Gh l~ ion Monday to attend commencement exercises. . - 1 _j ?garah white is"spending awhile in. Asheville, N. Xk J A ' gi;r *r MT. ZION A. M. E. CHl'RCH He ,f ' ,0t \ 1 ReVtl J, M. Jackson. Pnttfor me '> Sellers, S. C.?-Sunday was a gcl. '? beautiful day and uuite a large |MU 'rowel attended both, morning and ;\jt. s night services*at Mt. Zion. 1 p0f y il hour, with a very large attend-- 7^ s .< nna 'TOm ll>o^? uroo Urxo,,Hf.,ll.. ' . 11 discussed throughout the various j0j. classes. " 11 :30 ntorning?services?began? ~ Tilt' pastui .'elected his text from Hebrew 11:1. Many souls bunted ^ while he- preached?the -word. This -tj .1 being communion daywejuite a large j number, took the Lord's Supper. 2, L; At 4:00 P. M. the W. H. and F. 1 h/ j.' Mr Society met, Mrj^Sallie Heursepresiding. an* s At 7:30 P. M. we witnessed a+w other wonderful message from 1 ie Kph. 2: Quite a large number of J ii oiks from Sellers motored to Flor nee Sunday J\ M. to the Annual Sermon of Wilson Hi. School re- 1 ported a very nice affair.. - The >- pulpit kid board met at the "l^ome Jf10 ,t uC Mrs. Od?ssa RanDoll/'WetlneK- ' . aay evening, 3:30 P. M. ?.n i- Refres.hme.nts were sered. 1 1 Rev. J. M. JacBAQU^-JMr R^-C~ -l"a llooks, were the dinner guests of ^ if Mr. vai>d Mrs. Chadman Cooper, it The. Sellers Tigei-s defeated w!' i Palmetto Athletic of Florence by wjs it a score of 6-5. j|ul eDDrv!\?IAAI> Ml.?ina Afv \ unuciii n v/wu e. n a """ I. nig WESTERN C. A. M. E. CHURCH Sl" v alsi Rev. Grover C. Ford, Pastor Sunday was a high day in the ?Chapel. Thf* "Sunday school Was5" 7^ not at its best owing to the eric.le ' ment weather. The Supt., Mrs. ^ n Lassie' Perrin. and her staff of h teachers were at their posts of n duty. a d Sunday morning was the b^gin- a ' ning of our sprmg revival sei*- s. < y vices, with Mrs. Katherine R. Play a:0C R er, who is in full charge.. 4.10 fitness and the attitude of the ? so d church membership. The message g\?? c carried with it, much power. With ' much dignity ?ho spot^ philnso- n_^ pmc-aily to her hearers. All eyes 1- were turned inrWardly and, every 4 e on<e saw himself witih all of his or- 4 30 '? her short commings.: ( We had not 5 00 the time to see the Other fellow q 55 "and his faults, but, our own. There 10 0 r were many tears, dimed ey.ca and ^rr] shouts of praise, "Hallelujah, ami col >. A " r '*.11 iv11. 7 4; ,*>C t Sunday evening at 8:00 P. M. 8 3fl another soul lifting message^ "The 8:3 t Cross Bearers. The door of the church was opened. Tw0 young i e ladies cast their lot with us from ? 2S g other cfhurches. i, F.iighty-sovon commawxi w4 the ^ morning and evening services. ?:oc b Monfdwy evening, 8:30 o'clock, ?.J? Sister Player brought to us anoth- v. 55 I- er message that was cOnvencing t? >, sinners as a whole. Theme "Wit- 4 29 n missing* for the Lord." Another cit> e soul was added to the church, e Prayer was offered by 'Rev. J. S. Bonn, Presiding Elder of. the ; * -M)wt m . *i" ^-Saturday, June 8, 1935 eenville District '"flhe people ^ re*iifted on ,th<> ^wingg of his jff Cod's II <ly pros' nee. lie was leed out of himself. Sunday at ,'5:UU P. M. li special vice to girl * ml?w m ?only; 3 i from eleven up. Ikar this 1 sent woman. Tlitme Bihind >s? il Doois. We want to acknowledge the ?senec ?of?the Presi ing?Rider,^ Rev. J. C. Quarles, Abbeville ??istrict; Ri'v. J. S. B-.irt-n, Qreeiv il te; and the Rev. J. B. Jennings, ^ eenwood District: nk? thv Ri< i of Pentecostal Church. ? f you will make a spiritual ? ^graphical su\ey, you will And ^st'on Chapel, seme Wh ie at the ?? nt of the Holy Mount. U1 of our friends asAlii' public ^ r" ? invited to aUeivcl""tfrese seer- * ' es for 14 days. t SPARTAXfilTRG ".TOW'S ^ Mr. MORI All CHURCH " lev. A. M. Matthews, Pastor Ph.. C 1 t." _ 1 , 1 1 Mitr oumwy seuoot convema av- 4, ; usual hour, TIk; weather was * fuir. At 1 1 :30 o'clock the Rev. yd delivered a wonderful- ser-. n. \t .'1:30 o'clock the Baccalaursermon of the Camming St. . . School was h> Id. The pro- . un was ag. follows: 1 acessional, : - - location, den to the Lambs Duet ripture Reading Re\'. A. M. . Matthews. _ psenlation' ofTSpelfRiP?Rev. J.0 t B. Brown." ' . '' * ccalaureate A hirers?Rev1. Si. ' S.Whittington. ek Ye the LoT'd __ 1. Haydin. . nouncements. ? nedictin. cessional. ~ ^ The pastor delivered a good ser n Sunday FTRfht alter which nmunion and fellowship service re, held. -??? # - Ck was not ever made to feel, so ? [ipy after seeing such a- large- - - -1 embly of members at the Men's I lief TTTuTi ni? -i ting last Friday rht, pt the home cf Mr. Etti- fl de a wonderful talk which was jj joyed by all. Brother Brown acted the Uth chapter of Acts^ .J the Apostles^ for discussion... ' ? e Mpn's Club will meet Friday rht at 8 o'clock at bOl Liberty All member^ and .friends '<ai? red to- be- present. ... X't, US 1)11 .-lliiilc in thv whip, ?1 p-_prayer. . ' J CUM MING IIKMI NEWS"!", H Fho Commencement* exercises j tins school will |be hebl Thilis. June u, at Alt. Moriah Baptist urch. Examinations began at s school Friday, May 31, '1936. lumber of students were exempt Phose being ns fopow's; 11th ufl: ^laxi> B. Pearson, Phillis ?Shelt'n.?LtntrttS?Bagwell,"^"" len Blakely, Jonathan Mills. . ' ^ h grade B.: Anna Young, Ar- ' rrtha Foster, Edna Pearson, Lew GHes, tnh grade. .A: . Sylvia uggs, Johnnie. Ponds, John Cole n, i)th B: Willitirn P. Goler, J. ?? Dulfie. Sth grade. A: Hattie iter, Hth grade-B: Naomi Tit- - dgth r&chool closes on June_ 1935. - > Jrof. C. C. Woodson, Principal; ! in W. Coleman, Reporter. "WESLEY M. K. CHTTKCH Rev. L. A. (Seizor, Pastor 1 Georgetown; S. C.?Sunday was ? high and holv day at Wesley. & Sunday School; met at the apqted hour with-tee attendee. , The lesson was beautifully.' iUlIa'inly discussed. Subject, . to Life of Mose^*'. Vt 1.1:15 the divine service was ?ned, which was very ftoul rring and scare<l. 'his being \comunion day evei*y i't \vaSj in the.snir.it of mgK t was Solemn. 2 pastor, took as his siSfCject: ng an -offering and come beforo a?1st Chronicle 16:29: (not ny) but our ji<?lYes_as-A-liviupf riflre. ' Mirny voices were lift" in saying amen.. The. choir ifr, "The _fild?Hugged Cross".. ich was beautifully sung, _We ih to -report that our choir is ng nicely under the splendid tlership of" our unitpujorganist, s. J. C. .Thompson. O'n"Monday ht, June 3rd, a play was-prated at Wesley M. E. Church, :>, undoy the leadership of Mrs. * 3mpson and. Mrs. E. T^her epc cd: it pays to advertise,'whieh- * [i very fmtr.? Wo w I ah" To than^ " participants and leaders. We ' como again. . . . SOUTHERN RAILWAY .SYSTEM rrlval and Departure or Passenger Ins, operated by the Southern Railway tem at the Union Station. Columbia,3., effective December 8. 1934. i A M.?Charlotte .eaves For: A. M.?Charleston Or*envtlle??Anderson, Beiieee i A, M.?Newberry, Oroenw'ood. , A. M,?Spartanburg, Asheville j. 0 A. M.?Augusta A I!, -Savannah 0 A-?M.?C'ttmafti; Lancaster, Roek ";~T Hill. Shelby " 5 P. M.?Asheville, Louisville, St. Louis, Cincinnati. Chicago P. M.?Orangeburg. Charleston 1 P. M.?Charlotte, Washington, New York P. M.?Anderson, Atlanta |Q P. 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