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Saturday, June 8, 1935 STERLING HIGH SCHOOL I C. E. Hammond, Reporter r>TiT'*lv>n rill P Jim inn ?nfi r ? VjilTliVl 11? ol v? 'lL/urin^ uu* last week of regular class work and?devotional?period*??thii term, we had the pleasure of hearing: addresses by three of the city's professional men; Riv. Thompson, the pastor of St. Andrew's M. E. Church, spoke Monday; Mr, Mtchell, assis manager of the ' ChjehVillc "TTistrlct - of- the" suranct Company, Tuesday; anil Rev. A. R. Burke, paster of An 11. och Baptist Church of West Urtenvill, Wednesday. AH three, of the speakers gave splendid advice and through ther excellent addresses * did much to help make our last <doys'?aenie of the best?wc him-" enjoyed- this term. The presidents' council has evtrything in readiness for the effort to raise money to meet the expenses incurred through extracurricular activities. Mond a y night, on? of the classes stagtd - a ministrel at the Phyllis Wheatley Auditorium. The. same night at a later hour anothr group held vumvuutmriii u 11 ljeacn Ol. The ministrel was repeated dur*, ing chapel exercises at one of the grammar schools Tuesday. Tuesi. day night another class prtsented a stage show at the Liberty - TheatreT on Spring. St. Officers "of the council state, that the energy with which these projects are beir*g carried on sdiows that the __ drive?will bcL.successful lv will close sometime before the. gradua ? ti<m exercises. ' * . Last week was chiefly a period of reviews and tests. Practically all work of that type has been done now. And the students are eagerly- awaiting the verdict which the faculty will render after ^ careful persnnl of examination papers and notebooks. Students and teachers have been pleased to welcome former students and graduates oil the school as they have_eome in froim -the^eoD leges?-We trust" that more of ~~ rht?m will visit the campus before the final exeHcises Thursday night. " * * _ TAW CAW BAPTIST CIH'RCII Rev. (ilover, Pastor Summerton, S. C., June 2nd? Sunday School was .called to order by the superintendent Deacon J-D. McFadden at 9:15. The officers I and?teachers?were?itt their?pest of duty. The school i? doiiif ? ?!# ??_ I Jy. . - ~ . ' At 11 o'clock our pastor read for the morning lesson Matt. 24, F-??-M.hen he selected Anios 4:12, subject "Prepare to meet thy God," it was a wonderful sermdn. Our hearts were made tr> bupi .while the man of God talked to us by the way. Rev. J .S." Glover and wife were the jdibm>p guest of Mr rT Willio Richburg and wife last Sunday. [ Miss Elanden Hanberry has returned from Morris College. Miss Annie and little Herbert Dinkins from Hagood. S. C. are spending -? gome time with'thelr giamlmothtr Mrs. Annie Hanberry. Sunday night Baptism began at G o'clock. Many put on Christ by Baptism. The pastor selected Daniel 5:5, theme, "God will tear your kingdom down." This wa.a wonderful sermon. Thj^idiuet* largely atXfcttd^rir'alMTut 2.000 Manye-yisitofs also worshiped with ) us Sunday night also some white triervds from N. C. | .. Deacon Frazier was Jhe din tier 0_^-v vi mr. vvuiie Kichburg ami wife^ast Sunday. Children'^ Day program will be at Taw Caw Sunday. Rev. S. C. __ Campbell, the State Missionary, will be at Taw Caw next Sunday on his work. He is from Andar4?"3dft,~ST. C. The members are looking forward to that aod are expecting a" big day the second-Sunday in June. Summerton 4 H Club met the 4th Monday in May aj,_the home afl the president, Miss Geofgia "W^ahters. The meeting was caj -led- to orderby the Agent, "Mrs. ? Sara Z. Daniels ot Manning, S. C.. pIltK ? auug, prayer by Miss Mag !? gfp Hawin.?Thon they went Into fuh-ther .'business. M/rs. Daniels, the agent, made some timely remarks to the girls, They all en3 ?? THE ONL COMP ? = AIR-CONDITIJ _ _ - IN THE Are Operated on Seaboard Air AIR-CONDI! * '' . -t . . t V. Colored Coaches / * Dinine* Cars ? Pullman Slee ~*i ~~Ti J. L. Carter, D. ,P. A., 1 Arcade 1 vjSEABi \ AIR LINE I Th* QNLY eompltitly Alr-co - / . /; joyed it and are so proud of Mrs, Daniels who is kind and nice tc -work with. The girls are taking sewing. Miss weathers then served sandwiches, cracker's, candy ic?> cream?and eukt\i Aftwe?thai the agent and girls playyd two games. Next club meeting 4th Monday in June at the home of Miss Maggie King. The girls are planning a nice time. NEW KERRY NEWS ~ Kethle-hetat Baptist Church- . R?-v_ K E. Cluld'en preached s .wonderful, ordination sermon ^$unday morning .from Paul's lettei to Timothy 3-8, subject, "Th? Qualification of a Christian, Aftei the sermon Prof. R. F. Gladder -was ordained its?deacon?of -th* TAt_ fefrr-~TT- Y. "P. U. service ar exwlenjcornetsolp was renderec by MnsV Unfile Mnn Morgan ac. companied by Miss Gwyndolyi Henry, ! . At the evening .service Rev Gauldeii preached another sou stirring sermon from I Cor. 10:24 subject "Know thy Self, Be thj Self and Deny thy Self. Drayton High School The Senior Class exercise in.th" form of a play Monday evening May 27th was very jjood. Mis! AnsJio jlones^ is due mush credi for her proificent training. Shi was .assisted by Miss L. V. I^ati mer, Miss Helen E. Nance, pian st._ graduation exercises Wed nesday evening was one of th Dr. D. II. Stanton spoke highl; of the uildres3 by the. stu<1en|s an< the music by the Glee Club. Superintendent O. B. Cannoi and olh'Ts stroke commendable^? Dr. I). H. Stanton's address. Hi subject was "Finding the Wortl and Work of Education." H< stated the main purpose of Ecfuca tiori is make?out?youh^peopf lie something and give seYvicef Kiiss Mae Ella T. Clark render - ed" the salutatory address and-Mis Beaufort Reaves the valedictor; . address. ' . - . . ^ Prof. Harmon, Principal of th white high school of this ,cit spoke highly of industrial train in'g of tlhe students, and verifie this statement by his experiene ?f w.?.i ot..j puts of DraytOn High work in hi - horn''. - . ? The Senior Class gave " be] - *'> 'I'" -'inlitvi"m "fl<Vl school. "Mr. Cepil Jones received' $1.0 from liev. (J. II. White for read ing the largest amoQiR otfi book in thai library and as a memoria for little Sarah Maud white. Prof.-U. S. Gallman/gave $1.0 best all around student In th( Senior..Class. Mr?James- Carter has place* beauty in the common place. H has planted lilies on the banks o his home where weeds and gras once grow. Misses Ester Mae, Elise an* . Alio.. GaUiinm^chaproned by Mrs Li 11 a DeAn,vi,sited Mr. Jame Carter. Is this leap year or tr they dreaming? Prof. U. s., Gallman spoke o the untiring efforts of superntend ent. O. B. Cannon for D?K-?H jii 1 I i 11111 ilny i --mini- ^ Muc] for his supervision and faifchfu service.' Mrs.- Savage, aw*hite eiti2?of-the city, presented the flower to the Senior Class. In and Out-of Town Guests " Prof.* Odell Floyd, who taugh at Edgefield, S. C. has returne, home after having had a sue cessful term teaching agriculture Miss . Larossie Floyd has re turned from West Minister, wher . _she taught Home. Economies. Prof, and Mrs. Odell Goud .lock from WaltCT-bjuo, *S. C. alsi Mr, Jamets iGoudlocViwho jcom pleted the carpentry course a Vooihc.es Institute were callei to the bed side for their motlher Mrs. Gauldlock. She is restinj well-now.- We^trust she will sooi I rwovtfi- ? I 'Mrs. Marie Morgan Primus am * little daughter, Ruth Oneita, ant Mr. James Graham Jr. of Thomas Y "/. Aijiy ' . ?e-U LETELY = J.NED TRAINS SOUTH ^ ' Line Railway TONED ? White Coaches 7"r 7" - Lounge Cars 7^ ninnr Pao/iU/w. \/VHV 1IIA1 ir.ilg., Co!a? S. C., TeL 3821 -?987 1 . i 3AR6I7 RAILWAY / nditionod trslnt Ik dk South \ fc.---.vV,'- . > ' * r' v ' f w;.:,' : .?i':.. >?. ' fNsy I thf &ta nv ABBe, NOTE: Your question answ L a clipping i\f this ffllnmn in unr reply, send a quarter (25c) ai velope, for my New Astrology mail free advice on three (3) . trirthdate, and correct address , to ABBE WALLACE, care of 1 I Assembly Street, Columbia, So i 1 SPECIAL NOTICE:?Jn t ' Wallace, be sure to send your and the year you were born, i mg' M. W.?Will I receive money from the recent court case that I wqu involved in? Ans.: "Before you receive any s money it will cost you quite a bit , of trouble and exnense. as it seems 3 to me! even though you did ret ce^ive JUDGEMENT in this case it B will be rather hard to collect the . rrjoney that is due you. However . since you have carried1 "this case this far you may as well continue. ^ * * * t e A. M. T.?Will it be wise for a. - mt ta marry the man that 1 am now going'with and care ] for and should I move where he is located? ii Ajie.: Y<nVr friend seems {- care very deeply - for?you and 1 s. think that you two could be very fT happy together. < Tf~ your future e mate thinks it best, and you will I J>e^abie^to-cut your, expenses then i> it will be the right th.ng for yow to.move tp his EAST SIDE AD DRESS instead of trying to move s to a place of your- own just yet. y : ' ' * ? L. B.?Please teH me if S. ^ and B. are"my~ real parent* and is it possible for me to get a birth certificate? " Ans.: Yes - this couple are e your real parents and-you are theii ONLY CHILD. If you will go to L your mother and explain that you U would like to have a birth certifit cate I am confident that she wil] ^rrnnf^ Ai -frol nno nf frpr earliest q convenience. s I. M. P.?Did someone enter the house and take my -purse or what happened to it 0 please? e_ Ans.: You lost your purse when ? pou attended a BANQUET on last Monday night. Advertise for this d purse for.it seems.Aojmo-that you e will find a trace of >. this bag f through this manner. If you des sire your Astrology Reading you may send a quarter and you will d reeeive same by return mail. I. * * I" IT. C. W.?Pfea?6 tfive- th? e name of the fellow who gives _ ? C. B. so much informatioStr f about me?. . h so much about your private aft -fairs. I don't believe that C. B. [1 receives his information through a young man but a young lady. He n also do^s some mighty good, guess s work as it seems to fit your bootj mighty often. 13 , V. H. W.?la there any uae j ville,*^. C. are visiting parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Morgan on Vincent St. Miss Estelle Herbert^crf Philadelphia, Pa. visited her aunt, Mrs. Dicie Harper last Wednesday. inr. wime Header completed A. B. course at Benedict College u has returned home,, J Mr. Bshop Porterfield and Miss V Charlotte Nftnee from Allen University, Miss Juanita Jones from 5 M iss Elizabeth Burton and Mr. 11 Alvin Moon from Morris College, 7 Miss Bennie Bradley form Benediet College and Mr. Hasker Hare ? have returned home also. " Mrs. Alice Peterson has gone ? to Murray's Lake to spend the vacation days. Her son, Mr. Greensboro, N. C. M|ij3. Mary Glover .spent the week-end iwith Mrs. Liilie Mae Montgomery^ Miss Ruby Scott of this city went to N. Y. C. from Morris College to spend vacation days. M isses Helen Nance- and- L. Vt Latimer*-returned to their homes last Thursday. Deaths and Sick List The funeral of Father Robert Jones was conducted by Rev. T. F. Harper. Undertaker Mr. F. B. Pratt, Prof U. S. Gallman read the obituary and an original poem on the life of Mr. Jonea. He? mark3 by Mr. B. F. Neely, Mr. West (white) treasurer of the Baptist Sunday School and manager of Fire Insurance , and Mr. Moon, president of Chamber oi Commerce. All of the gentlemen! t-_ -* ^r- -it? - a^nt; 01 nis nonesty and Christian life. The sermon by Rev. T F. Harper 21:JS4 was very uplifting, Duet, "The Old Rugr ged Cross" by Mesdames Bernice Pratt and Eunice E. Allen Mr. West and others commended _the swedt music. 4-r(>6?o^loek Sunday afternoon the funeral service of Miss Jessiip Louise Boyd was held at the residence of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Boyd of West Hill St., conducTGcT by Rev. S. M. Halsey. Takng hia t *t fom Giah. 1:35, subject "Set thy* House In Oder." , She was sick three weeks. She THE PALMETTO LEADE : , ' ?*> rered in thia paper ONLY when losed. iu yyur letter. For private id a self-add leased, atamped enReading, and receive by return questions.?Sign your^full name, -to all letters. Address all mail rHE PALMETTO LEADER, 1310 uth Carolina. ~ _<: lending in questions to Prof. full name, lite date, tlie month in order to get a correct readof my trying to "t&igh" it " out?. . Ans.: After all these years you are not going to admit to yourself and yout friends that you are a QUITTER are you? Of course you should tough it out for the year of P936 will smile favorably on you and your pockatbook too. Get down to business' and t forgat your troubles. m " J.H. G.?Will~my wife-and? I ever be friends again and ^ what should I do to make her friendly with me? Ana.: Left your wife go her way for a couple of months end let her see that you really want to make- her happy. Your wife - will nvilize that you?eve?her ' frfenrt and?wil} be happy ito see you and make friends with you | again. You two will be better pals 1 in your future years than your are at present. 1 ? * * # W. M. C. Do?you?think? that I will be ab^ to get the kind of wdfe-lf tJiat I want this - ?^fanr^ ? ? 'Ans.: No - - - - I am afraid you won't gat a school to TEACH-this ( fall." - tit selms to me that you will find work along a "different line that will appeal to you more 1 than teaching school How. ever, you will teach schoyi a little ii utiw ion in me. wotk along > CIVIC lines will appeal to you. A. D.?Will these people always pester me to death or what - will bring about a change? 0 Ans.: Your HUSBAND'S RELH ATIVE& will Trot always pester ! you the way they have been doing | ever since youl have been maTrie'd ; as your husband will soon wake up to the fact and move out of the i city you are in. He "is still blind I to the fact that the*y are using him fnr O r?r\r\A l?-1 - ?v4 ftuuu HI hi ^ UUt IL IS DOT your place to tell him for it will ~ only make your life uultappy. lie _ will find it out and when he does _-he~ will' bring aboult some action. * * * ? ^ Mi BI J.?My man friend seems to be tired of me and I ^want to Know if I should forget him? . ? Ans.: Yes----get him off your mind for since he has been tlaveli ing he has found aovtral' girls that hp is interested in and he does ?ncft intend }to marry you. Don't let him waste another year of your life. was happily converted two weeks ago. Mrs. Maggie Sinipkins has been - ill a wee;k. ; ?Miss Rosa Ix'e Perkins is bettec after having been ill a week. Mrs. Maggie Taylbr is still _ looking cheerful. _ Mrs. Ella Mae Ruff is still imp roving. : Mrs. Henrietta Butlei was , serously ill last week. She is better. ' Mrs. Lucindu Turner is still eonfnej to^beth She is with her aunt. - mrs.?fie?Turner. We ta^ist the sick will soon be restored to their health again. Little Thomas Sligh ' is ' stili jolly. Calvary f'resbyterlan Church Mr. BA>oks Mayes' body was funeralized at BroWn, Chapel A. M. E. Church Friday aftenroon. Rev. Gamble officated. Mr. Beechman of Columbia, S. C. accompaniend the body and other Columbians. The solos by the young - -ladies?werer betrutiftrf; - -B.Williams, Undertaker. Rev. Reanaoner, the pa.stor entertained' tfre children with a story about an IntHan. Tha moral was it is important to train the . heart, mind~and body. -Mr. Cavey Jones plosed the service with a prayer. Rev. Reasoned sermon was found I'hil. d: l_9j theme, "Your Needs TJupplied by a Rich Helper." M-a., f l - - ut-ss, in? motnerr of Mr. and Mr., Eugene Gary was a vritness for the wonderful blessings wo get from God and spoke., of the importance of Sifndayl Schook~ ;t There were remarks by Miss [Aiise , Young, who ^is living ii. V. Y. C. and Miss^Juanita Jones. MORRIS COLLEGE AWARDS I 17 DEGREES TO GRADUATES.1 By Wm. JWcK^ley Bowman The largest, college class in the I history?of-Morri^ College was?a>_ warded decrees of A. B., B. S. E., and B. S. on Wednesday, May 29, in the Ed White Memorial Auditorium by President I. D. Penson. Over 2000 Alumnis and friends at tended the impressive exercises. The commencement address was delivered by Dr. J. C. White who f *. r* t ? ^ . . ? ,-gpolee--pn the subject^'dMe-otmg^fcheUrisia.,f ?? ? Dr. White held the audience spell bound as he. delivered th?' greatest address in the history of the school. the school and ita struggle. TWrowere 26 graduates front the 4th year preparatory school. Miss Hilda Jackson of Georgetown, was .Mr. Win. Moses of Oswego, S. C. wag * Valedictorian of .the eotlogp <ilm? of A. R. Mis< 1 .etw.in. of Chicago, 111. Salutatorian; Miss Nettie Ioniax, of Anderson, S. C was Valedictorian (rrtni? ! ;. The College class roll was as follows: Rev. Joseph B. Bailey, Eau tawville; Miss Margarette L. Brad fordr-Sumtert Miss_ L. B.. Bracey, Sumter;?Mr. Person.?G: Carter* Sumter; Msg Maude L. Cooke. Sumter; Mr. William L. Hamilton Sumter; Miss Katie Jenette Hicks Laureiuij Ming Mary W'tninn, Chicago, 111.; Miss Nettie Lomax, Anderson; Miss Beaulah F. McCol lum, GafTney; Mr. Wm. F. Moses, , Oswego; Rev Westberry H. Neal, Hopkins; Mr. James Randolph, Sumter; Miss Lucille Scott, Ohar lelston; Miss Wulia M. Sloan Greenville; Mr. E. J. Thompson. Bennetts^lle. ^ ^ ;* GARNET NEWS ' Mr. Willie T. Gillison, Jr. and Miss Laura J. Smith are"home for the summer after spending a pleasant school term at Schorefield School in Adken. S. C. Mrs. Janhie Eady fcs ^ery illvljxrr we ar^ still hoping her a speedy re covery. Mrs. A. L. Gillison is back hdme after spending a week with her grand mother on Hilton H^ad Island. S. C. ?~ Rev. and Mrs. Y. L. boney and Rev. H. T: Hanson?reported a splendid-4rip to the^Dist. Gonfer?.nce, which was Held at 'Hendersonville an the 22nd and 23rd of Ma.v. Rev. J. A. Jenkins"returned home -am the 26th, he also reported a delightful trip /tp the Dist.' Copference. We are glad they made splendid reports at the conference, which was very greats? 1?: Miss C. L. Jenkins is sending a week with her grand mother after spending a peaceful school term at Mather School, Beaufort, S.'C. She will be at home on the. 3rd of June, with her parents, where she will spend the rest of the summer. ElTlSlU LUST. CUM'LKeWgHTho F.flistn Hist. PAnfornnnn vened in St. Matthew A. M. K. Church, St. Paul Circuit, Rantowles, S. C. Rev. D. S. Chisloni, pas tor, and-His-^good people spare no time in making ue comfortable. Owing to the. commencement, we ~ only had" a day's sfcssiorr, but it was grand. All of the ministers made good reports. We are blessed to have Dr. L. R. Nicholas as our E."1 He is good. Well there is a crowd of aspiran/tsTor the Gen . eral Conference, so by that you may know that there is a crowd of was good. "Visitors: "Rev. F. ~~ J7 Miles" P. E. of the Gtiol'gelown District; Prof. Garret of Columbia Rev. J. E. Beard, of Morris Brown, Charleston; Rev. R. S. I^wrance, of Mt. Zion, Chauleston; Rev. Webb, of the Episcopal Church, E. disto Island, S. C.; Rev. J. C. James, Rev. S. W. Wolf, Prof. Brooks, of Walterboro; "Bro. Hill, Prof. Harris^ Charleston; Bro. Grfcnt of Walterboro. All the aspirants made timely remarks. Rev. King, of Trinity Church made a great" speech. We arft still going on the old Eddsto District, under - this " great, leaders," Lh\ L. R. Nicholas and Bishop Noah W. Williams, and those loyal preachers to their back there is no chance of the district to - fail ' * l|r~ . 9 "1 COVER THE COMPANY'S " "AREA" By, Peter 1>. Simmons (CC'C Pa) | Waco, Georgia, May 28th, 1935 ?Hello everybody! Tliis titty*_,(Ye Dabbler) dabbles from a new cation. As th0 world moves-o+tr so do*we.. We are located in the beaultiful and picturesque winding hills of northwest Georgia On the Military Reservation at Waco, Ga.; on the Georgia-AlabamavIIighway between Atlanta and the AlnbSrfrft line. The cities near by are Tallapoosa, Bremen, Carrolton, Cedar-. town and Douglasville, Georgia with Anniston right across the Alabama line. . The weather conditiona^herc- am rather congenial. As we listen to the beautiful songs of the mocking birds and inhale the pure air of the-wide op'en spaces with Sts sweet fragrance of flowers, we are inclined to notice the tall Georgia pines and red oaks as they nod gracefully to a gentle evening breeze. The shadows of th^. even. ...6 mpmiy encircling tne UUy as we watch the landscape of the setting sun. "An Advane Party At early dawn On the morning of May twentiethv we break camp -by conyey, traveling to our new location, twenty men strong to do detach service; still representing our regular company baclj in the hills of the lower section of the Piedmont Section of South Carolina, arriving here on the afternoon of the same date. In peace as in the time of war, we are compelled to live under canvas. The party is under the command of 1st Lieutenant" Chas. A. ITope~of the 309th Calvary, w*ith 2nd Lieut. Donald Hancock of the U. S. Infp.ntry, CASC-Beneing in charge of supplies and Mess. Men of the "line-up" who are in pharge are Acting First Sergeant,' Marion I. Cabaiwits, the handsome boy from i 'With tRrpprr Jerry Tbwkei ;hkI ~ "Ye?Dabbler" in charge'?of the.i Mess. The existing conditions are very good. The work of the party is to; clear ,tTic way for the e taMi-m- ~ ment'of a new camp which -will ? require an indefinite length of timej We are working under*Central Standard?Ti.ini', immlii" mie hour different from that of South Carolina. The progress" thus-far " is eneonraginy. , | J "A Hit Modernistic" In speaking of motto nism, itcan clearly"-be seen' in an old cab 4tt?the party : fount! on arriving ? here. Statistics show that it has ? ftot been u-ed since 11*18 or before the way by soldiers on maneuvers. . Knowing the necessity of sanita tion in thp prevention -of/-sdeknesr ? through our preparation of food, this oiu shack has befcn convert- "" ed into a modern cafeteria; ing all necessary cooking utensils, a well supplied pantry, modern tables, one uining I'uom, and a kit chen with all'mudern l'aciliti s which havt, received favorable com a ments by General Van Horh, Mai- ' or Lawrence W. Yopng'and seines v of military dignitaries and othet v visitors. The menus are nf a va- I 1 rietv tvtie . .?for<iinir ..i.li. iini. i 1 a table, delicious and vrhc'/soire ^ food. -Come .uprswdr Tiv~..with _iel. J. Welcome to "The Hope-H uncork ! Shanty." * $ . - "1 \ "Seeing The Cities" -t The men of this party have en- 1 joyed an exceptionally good time, after working hours seeing the nearby cities on recreational tripsi . Every member of this, party habeen to all of the nearby' cities, attending^.services at the various J churches?ami amusement houses. Social?a^tK*ities~are~mcreai?rng. On Sunday, May 2th?hat- See? geant M. I. Cabaniss and "Ye Dabbier" spent the day in Atlanta pt his home visiting Triem^/ ?WhH**= there, "Ye Dabbler" was th,. house ] guest of Mrs. Cabanisk, the mother of Sergeant Caba'niss and hi~ charming si-ter of i(42 Palmetto visiting friends, the .schools and colleges. Well folks, if the weather con- ( dit.ion^ remain :i< it is and. the boys can niake the trip, to see the , girls do the Tallapoosa Stomp" , and as "Slew" Davis says", "I done | got Tallapoosa in' my bones," as I listen to Sarg. CabanLs singing "Lullaby of Broadway.'?I Until next week, "Y{. Dabbler", bids you a Hearty-Hot-Su-nianna. CLINTON NEWS Rev. P. M. Gary and members of Friendship A. M. K. Church, felt very.happy when the Educational Rally; ended as follows i 'Club No. l,s Mr. Eflie Alexander $38.10; No. 2, .Alice Shell $8,15; No. 3, Bertha Ferguson, $31.00; No. 4, Carrie- Ro\y)jn $0.03; No. 5. Mary N- Gary $11.27; No. 6, Amsnda Gary $23.21; No. 7. Carrie Young, $4A05; No. 8, Leila" Henry "$4:60i_NQ. 0, Maiv Lindsay $5.56; No. 10. Esther Wilson $3.80'; No. 12, Claudia i>ui toll $3.50 ,__Nn. 13, 'Louise* Calhoun, $7.55; "No. 15,, MaxiQ GritTin, $4.00; No. 1.6, KleaHodges $4.10; No, 18, Sally Sat- | terwhite $io.25;. No. 10. Lily l (Counts Total The rally ended, by singing The Church Is Moving . On. Misses Claudia Durroh, Dollie Mae Ellison and Mrs,. Fannie Wallace, N. J. Gary, J L. Gary wt-ri the dinner guestv-ef" Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gary Thursday. Rev. P. M. Gary and dailghter Justine were the dinner guests of Mrs. Little. Prof, and Mrs. J. T. W. Minis, Miss N. J. Gary motored to I.auTims Friday nurlit .to witness the . graduating exercises of Hampton'" tttffS ^>ch.ool. President Abram Simpson, l'rof < "amr~Mrs;~ J7~T. "\V~. Minrs-arid- K*-v - JArtf W1T.T.IAMS '* "itr-tl G store!! JACK WILLIAMS. Mgr. | I - I i , Drugs, Ice Cream, Sodas, j f Cigars, Cigarettes and _ T^obaccoe. j ji 2365 Gervais St. Dial 9236 | David G. Ellison General Insurance Hunesl and efficient atten- i tion given to all hjisine* {; placed with m?- i PHONE ?717 1221 WASHINGTON ST - 1 : . t 7 1 If yon want year hair U crow moo FAITH-THO-LENE - HAIR GROWER I'RICE-25 CENTS Mme. Ethel 1*0(00 Frierson 2101 Chestnut St., Edgewold, P. O. V COLUMBIA, S.- C. _ * AGENTS WANTED I -?? , .'? Pif? 9 ifiTl Mrs. K. I,: 'l.lliewood, Rev. i ' 1 >T ^ ~1T ~M.~fl.t'lu'Tp the rnid nr 1. -ii| |.i-i of Mr. and Mrs, J ? Williams, Monday j.ight. Rev. I*. M (Jary motored to hamuli 1 - I' . ^ ,. >! Lliv ? > i !.i !. ;('"ii ii.lVii Sji iiO',!. of which I'rof..-Sunder* is firiiii-rpai. Mr~. Ruth Alexamlv!. |Ji v.* mrl A1 . J'-. .M. . . i . Iimiw-Hiw4: eJtcVch'-v-*, of All'it Collast week. n dajy ' i.?11"..( oluiiibia,. S." wiV.ie he 1 A'! ~? Summer School. Mr, ".JohnHenry Wailae.*, M?; , M. X." (lajy and dh.nt.'hter Ju*stii III ?t??l eli?fro ' i l IiVi '"id : ; Ilia.;.,'?t-> ? itfc nd the Ran alaur'eat,. sermon if :llrewi r .lutiior hVlieft'e. Ml. /ION RU'IIST VlH R< H ? . a Rev'. B. F,i Marshall, Bailor ,Mt. Ziun Sunday School 'opened 1 t its usual hour ten o'clock u'it.h t^sistatit .^jupt. Sloan 1 'can. .Ji'jie t'oafhcr was. good and the people cere out in large nuinhei^. The esson wa- revi'-we<i 'l>y-the- Skipt.' v". \fter dismission jot the classed V<.rne.n . ,M:s-jnary ' Society?trnii--! "; : '; 1 -j - ' (1 r^al important nets, 'l'iiy "women of .this poeie? . y n < d<eug S'-iHe real nil- ionjWJf'V v-rK.' T~l.elFeve they will. Lw. on he- fee lit -hand ol' thCjFa! her ?iur-. rig the last days. , At- 1:0U "o'clock thj. choir re-: icuised. . ' Mr. Howard (.luode' and . B. T. ilockcr are in a popularity contest he one rai-ing the lie-s't money .vill tie flu- 11111 t j i < [ i i J1: L r '.ea'-TicV. Mis- (jcorgin tiu'.i.cii mt with us Stin?kvL.itft?-r_a..-,.Vitry...J ?. successful school' term. . Mis-* \Yil> le -M. Blocker i- 1.' me f. < in I'hi'.s?___ College... I >r. (1'irdon 1?. Hancock.- p'-nt a '>Ie:lnT~ affer-hpon Ti. ;Y'-:ay at. - lie?hone/ of Mr. iiml 4VIrs.. fe C, Dcaiv. - I Tile inany frie nd ' of -Mrs. AnnieMartin is soriy to te ar of he.r- !? eng. in the?Iujs-piv'aL YVe aie hop i'llg for her . ,1 y-l^ve-hy; I lit la Rnwn I \r... line after ;i sor-ions a ""act of pneumonia... Tii,'. ' 'aiithri'k'o. A'umber l) of tile women fin'1 Saturday af^ tenioon. Fai h ope i- ?] :!?"tr! t heir best. ; " " My highest a'lnbiti* n iX ty >viv the poop],, of iny eomniuniy stick ^t?iHiti-r f'.l' thr?r.-rii'i.ii X 1 of !tl!. Together w - . tatiiij apart we . ,,a. = 1tIS!tort|jH.F: NKAV> :l)ennis Hiyii School eiu.-cd Friday night May .24. IThy clo-' i.ng \va- enjoyed by the entire community." This school year, lias been a near.y stjer.-o - f'-d ou? -fog Dennis Iliuh.'ScHooT, P>- f. H,,.. C. T Abraham and his .corn ? f teach-' ers put; over a wonder-/1.;]. program ilii* Winn?V.'i niv w ,... that the 11th grade wjil be added w tvn+ri?Hui. >' ' ; i.' . ir . 'n jrt4H4aer to thr y.' - . . Bish'nnv'.lle < i'.y bn>e bnii tettm isj giving good :tr.ct> ;ni..> '* il-ulC by. playing good ha-e tail. The ' !n'ii jr'T;,,-. ,r , , ;I, ',-.j?Lo:?INyf. (!e<Ah: ahairt. the -Vnihve state knows t.iiii beenuo *: i"- pro liii/t of MiiP'i- t i'i"'. i ; ' a n a _... finished prist'- air. SdUii H 1-Mti I II. finished pre duct of I'r. Q. i>. Pilsitus?wlule^-aoachipg at. Morrl>. Mrs. .Mattie K. Ki-lv r v. a- ? .! I' d to (trangv'?'arc la-t W- ? s :i U l11 id "IT c<'; : ei viae <S S'.ipef\ yut% at S. I*. State I'wKi-jv.. it;.. Fi.->h(.r i?, certainly a \\o:au.-r?Ul a u tnan. She is- l?'\;vd and ; e-pccte-.i by both races of Fills p\ ille. Mi-. Sadie ]i:t un is s'tHI .? !'. ihe sick list. We trust idie y?*:il soon be " he I .-elf t.eaill. ; ' "Ilk-nuS U arte -M ireeet-Srie.- e'Uib -- is invited t<. giicas prngTis'a Saniay night Junc^^hd at thy'v> hito . ? THE CHANGE OF LIFE * ,' NO medicine c.,1 -J^y.l the I ! ~ ZT~, Xe. during middle-iit*. it CARaui <to<..<. .. clp won.cn to overcome much * ..::c-nhg uring that time. * I Many woir.cn have, reported that by taking Cai-chil d ;:lr.g the rluvi; e of life their strct.ivh ? .. ,* 1 u n;- . ncwed and conrr ! hi-.hiii .n.-umv>..|, ' , : Py h'.ilhhngT.p tl-.r r ? ;;' w ;Vn-hnve overcome orUi....: v n< r< oj.>? MVO0 nuu jiaiiiiut C '1*S Clue t U poor nourishment. I 1 bottles' II j? L'! GKe it a lair trial and III fia !f see if it v ii la!|> jau a* II ivffig ' it has hr'.ped ;o many I i_ jorften Ol > if ,j Cardui <foes" n37 benHis ? Ijj*?gj?g5 YOtl, consult, a .phvfil- " j?55j5oia i - Sold nt drug stores, _ . _ < ?-~4