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t F p I Pair" <> NOTICB I. . I All news for Tha, Junior Page j must be in the office no later than | Tuesday afternoon of each week, j Many letters are receive^ too late : for publication. ?h "BILL* ~ NOTICE TO APPLICANTS Children desiring: to become members of the Bill Carver Club must All out coupon and mail it together with a stamped, self-ad'diffused envelope to liie Palmetto L?*<fter Bill Carver Club, 1310 Assembly Street, Columbia, S. C. Membership Card and Button will be sent to you immediately. "BILL."' Boys And Girls W ANTED To Earn Money In Spare Time Here's an opportunity for ambitious boys and girls tc make money evtry week, all year long, by .pimply working in : apar?-time in-your_owji neighborhood. No money, no experience needed. ; We supply everything. 'Many boys and girls re now happy, making their own spending money. .All you have tp do to join , them Ls to write to?Lhe address hejnw and ask for full details. Write to: ~ CIRCULATION MANAGER THE PALMETTO LEADER 1310 Assembly St.. Pnlumhi.a. S.C "... ATTENDS SERVICES Dear Bill:. I . was to .service at Mt? Zion Baptist Church Sunday. The Pastor, Rev. D. S. Wells preached a Mnderful sermon. They raised for the entire dav X'uSfteen l)ollars and some cents. I think" they did very nice, f3 Bill we are having some bad weather, it is getting cold, I think I have writteji- enough. Yours truly, MAE BE LI. CiOODWINE, Fort Mv.tte, S. C. . A LETTER FROM A MEMBER Dear Bill: " Just a few lines to let you know that I received the papers O.K. 1 hope that this is not a surprise for you to hear from me. 1 am well and hope you and the club members are the same. Bill a few Sundays ago ,we were * to Columbia to the state Hospital; Oh! it was' a dreadful sight. Yours truly. ^ ZA1 LAr-vM A 1 Ajjot> 1) t STILL H AVE PEASA v " . _' 'AMl'fMTON TO PICK ' Well Bill: I tell you it is cold here this' morning and I still have' peas and cotton to pick. Bill do you think folks ever get through working? I~donT.TuTTeve" l hey do. I Will bP glad when' our school opens', I'll bet I have lots of fun then. My mother has gone, to take 1 t* n >* r\nv tintu -To 5 ? T am planning tb go .ami I have, say~ed up sonic* money, so I can ride and have me a good time. Bi'l can you tell nve anything about T. J. Robinson from Eastbver. I hope he has'not fallen "into a sleep for twenty years, as Rip Van Wdnkledid. If so we will have to go over~artrt~wake him. Bye bye, Bill until next week, ; Yours tiulv., MARGARET WRIGHT, Rembeft, S. C. P. S.?Bill I forgot to tell*you I gathered lots of peanuts last week. .. - - A NEW -MEMBER WRITES ' Dear Club Membets: My sisters "and brothers and I were much interested over the com can place himself just where he wishes. Just last year Mr. E. W. Williams of Leesville, S. ('. was made Deputy Sheriff of Lexington County by Sheriff Cromer Oswald and my father's friend, Mr. Charles I. Grand who was reared in the. Palace of the King of Great Britain King George Windsor* was chosen Lord for a county annexed to the Kingdom yet he. \yould, not accept it. Both*"of tliese are 'colored mfn. Hope many more of our race will try to add us a" better recognized element. nv u m e'.i? nic a v a v r r.- u ?> v Route 2t, __ Lexington, S. C. P. S.?Mr. Charles I. Grand, formerly of Great Britain, reared by the King from the agtj of 1 year until 21 years is a native of the U. S.; lives in Florida; served in the ?? U. S. Navy during the World War. was wounded, now receives a pension. His birth place is Africa. Let Us Do Your JOB PRINTING *"-1 I . ____ Shcr-,ITH'5 GKtAU'ST WLE.KIZ BILL CARVER, Editor 3 n APFLICATI01 A DAT! ! NAME . _ ... j ADDRESS \ CITT-_? 1 BIRTHDAY ' 8 GRADED.._ SCHOOL ^ Fill out thii coupon and mail i 3 stamped envelope to The Palmett 3 Assembly St., Columbia, S. C. * ^ 2 roll book, anii-jfpu will receive i NEWBERRY NEWS The Bethlehem Baptist Church Rev. E. *E. Gaul den. Pastor The Sunday School was called to rrrlt-r' at it:4"> A.M., by .the superintendent and after ten minutes >f devotion th<V classes" went to licir respective places for a brief liseussion of the lesson. The lasses reasseinbled and the .lesson was reviewed by the pastor which was enjoyed by all. The pioming survive wa.Vop'cned it the usual hour with Miss. Annie Mae Morgan at the piano, playing ~ a prelude. "Dear Lord and Father of Mankind Forgive Our Feverish Ways"." The Senio.r'choir inarched in and took their places] m the choir- stand "ap<T~as an opeir ing song they sang, "Come Thou Almighty^ King". The pastor later * came before us, anil after a few general re marws lofiK nis text wnien is-as follows: "Beloved we are the sous of God-and it' doth not yet appear what Ave shall be. but we know 'hat when he shall appear we shall be like him. for we shall sc-e him i-' he is" I .John 3:2. Subject "(out I.ooks Upon Man as His Highest Creation". , We were all elevated to a greater height as he preached to us the word of God. After the" message tire doors of the church were opened and one young boy came up and joined the clunch and was received as a car.didate for baptism. * We had quite a few visitors and friends in our midst Sunday morning, and as usual we are always glad to have them come and worship with us. Have you paid "your dollar in" the hospital drive? Do you want la* hospital? If you want a hospital can you prove it by giving onf dollar? This means--you. The Community Club under the leadirship of Mrs. Eunice E. Allen out again to do something for somebody That is-in neen. Listen" t.. the call, and when you hear it ar.swer like a soldier that is.brave and strong. fjilvarv Vrrshvterian Church 'Superintendent opened Sunday School with Mr. Cecil Jones pianist. l ho service was vciy helpful. Visitors: Misses Ester Mae, Julia and .A n Celine Gallman, Rev. and Mrs. Daysen. ' During the children's hour the sonc? selected were Love Him. by Paul and I Think When I Read That Sweet Story, by Angeline Callman/'' The pastoT's subject was "A Little Girl in Africa." He told how" she was tatight God's word and mentioned the celebration of 400 years translation of the Bible" into English d-anguace. Rev. -D'aysen delivered a spiritual sermon.' Text, Rev. 21:4; subject "Where Shall You Spend Etern'ify?" It was enjoyed by all. Visitors are welcome to all services. d Drayton Street High School Prof. I'* S. Gallman visited the <l< votional service Wednesday - A. M. lie presented $1.00 that was i v.11 by . Mrs. Wardlaw Rutherforil and pledge $0.00 on the debt ..f the rre%v trtrrtdtrrg- for which the principal thanked htnr Mrs. E. G. Gary entertained tin- large high school and faculty with a banquet Friday afternoon There was a unique program and a delicious course enjoyed by a large 'crowd. The members of the ninth grade prepared and furnished the banquet. MrW^ahle Garter and little daughter Mae Thelma motored to Newberry Thursday night to bring -her sick hu.-band to the home of his mother, Mrs. Anna Carter, on llorse Street. Mrs. Smith and ~an7t Mr. Mayes accompanied her. Mrs. Carter and daughter spent the day in N'ewberry Sunday with husband and fapiily. Mr. Lee Abrams left Saturday morning for New York City and to ?pend a short while in Washington with his brother Mr. Edward Abrams. Little Evelyn Henderson is spend ing a few days in Clinton with her great aunt, Mrs. Aurelia Kinard. Mr, Willie Ruff's hand was smashed ftist Wednesday at the Oil MTIT. TTe is much better after haying suffered a great deal ' MissNLillie Mae Slifh and family mototed to Prosperity, S. C Sunday afternoon afrtr wer? th? \ TH I v -- nr nffcr & ;| , " ' ,X( it V BLANK | I s : _ - ! v I u ! v STATE ?. | d . \ b AOE I a t together with a aelf addressed 5 1 to Leader Bill Carv?r'? Club, 1S}0 s ^ four name will be placed on the^jLL a membership chrd and button f.r' - -i ^ family. Mr. John Lc-e Ajbrams, was the guest of Miss Lillie Mae Sligh while in Prosperity. They ^ reported a pleasant trip. . .?* We Were glad to fine Mrs. Ella Mae Rutf better after having been ^ confined to bed a few days. : f ' v TAW CAW BAPTIST CHl'RCH n Rev. J. S. (JJover, Pastor Snmmoi'tnn S f* Oct The weather was somewhat un- t favorable. The farmers are al- . ti most'through gathering cotton rn p this part of the "State. Sunday School was called to or- . tier by the, Supjt., Deacon. J. D. p McFadden;. Jthfi. otficers and tracers was at their post of duty. ? J Prayer meeting was conducted p "by Dvacon Sampson and B. Ben s net-t. Then our pastor rend fori morning lesson I Cor. 15:19.- then i he selected 19th verse as .a . sub- j ject: "We Have Hope." Our heart s was n* do to rejoice. Many visi- g tors worshiped with us Sunday at a the morning service. Sunday nite jj 'he weather was unfavorable, and p \ye did not" have .service. Rev. s ilover returned home t? Eutawville.?1?,? - : , ^ The-4 time for the convening of ^ the1 Wateree Association is just p arouhd i the corner. It convenes > at Bishopville. j Mrs." Annie Hanberry- is in the j Florence Hospital and is reported f as doing nicely. Her many friends { Jrone_&he will soon be home again. ? The church miss her very much. Mrs. Alice Pinkins and children of Hagood spent a week with hei father and family at Summerton. , . Rev. Daniels of " Manning," Rev. f Hibck also 'of Manning were the r guests of Rev. M. P. Parson last < Wednesday. MrsT Maggie Neiso,tU*rad. a Icrve t !y paper at the Union on the 5U Sunday in September at Taw Caw t Church. Subject: "Truth.". ) Mrs. Sarah Daniels of Manning { ailed to see .Miss Carrie Dura lit : last Wedne sday afHTTToon on'busi- _ ness. Miss Durant is always glad 4-u-have Mrs.. JPanieltL;. come again. ( Also Mrs. Alice Dinkins of Hagood spent part-of last Wednes- t lav with Miss Durant. 1 The Scott Bianch (haded School? opened October 7th. i 1 I. ATT A NEWS Weston Chapel A. >1. E. Church j Rev. N. S. Del.aine, Pastor The Sunday School 'opened .on _Jhe usual hour, the Sui$,;;being late 1 Rev. DeLaine had chBSge. Mojfct ' li the t< oehei's were at their post ' of duty. The collection was spit ndid. 1 11 :.'10 morning service was in or- , der. The-choir eame in singing; "Bear, The Cross." After the de- ' votion and announcements, Rev. ' DeLaine preached from the 4th ' . chapter of St. John' and the 17th J verse. Certainly God was in our midst. On account of the cold wind the Missionary Society did not meet.." Sunday night H:00 o'clock Rev. J. \V. Armstead preached; his subject was "Sin". " l he ^miith ..Town groups, ionavy Society irretr-Prithrr* ' mffbC -: it thd home of fftrs. Besste Bethea Those present: Mesdames Amelia ,, Del.aine. Lillie Bethea, Dorothy , Cato, Lucy Wright, Etta Jackson, , /\nit? wnson, jane mcnaruson, Missouri McCellon, Dora Smith and < Rev. N. S. Del^aine. The collection ! for the evening, $1.45.. Mrs. Anna Green, one of the lo- j cal preachers of Weston Chapel is hack from Dunn, N. C., where she has been visiting' her mother. ; Misses Blanche and Eva McRar in company with their Sister. Mrs j Carolyn M,cRae Page and Mr. Gael Son of Manning motored to Latta 1 visiting their Father, Rev. T. "C 1 McRae of Biggers A. M. K. ( hutch They reported a pleasant stay. The "patrons ami friends of the _ union Vvounry ;i raining school of Latta, S. C., are glad to -see the teachers hack to begin their Winter's -work. ~ . We are especially pleased to >ee 1 Misses Poteast of Columbia and 1 Pearson of Bennettsville and Pfof. J Speals, Mrs. Catherine Halmon, ' Mrs. Alice McNeal and our Prof, t J. A. Halmon and Miss K. Wind- " r ham of Latta. ^ J Mr. T#evT J. DcT.aine aniT Miss Elizabeth McNeal of Latta have . matriculated at < Allen University. Miss McNeil is one of the best > girls that our town and church can HiiH [E PALMETTO LEADER id Mrs.. John McNeal. Mrs. Rosena Green of Floydale id her daughters-*uid sister. Tona arker of Kingsburgh visited Wesinnor goest* of Roy. and Mrs?N? . DeLaine. - M iss H. R. Bethea ami her niece I orot'hy Woodbury of Latta have .'turned ?rom an extended "vis- " to Harrisburgh. l'a. They also holed relatives in Washington. >.C The members of Weston hapel were pleased to have Miss lethea home attain. . . Mrs. Rosena Evans arid children isiting her aunt today . St. John Baptist Church The Sunday School opened at the sual hour 10 o'clock. The lesson >as discussed by classes for 3(L. linutes after which a very timely nil interesting1 review was conucted by the Superintendent. Preaching took place at 11 o'clock y Rev. E. E. Reeves who preached wonderful sermon. His s.ubject as "Remember Now Thy Creator rCthe Days of Thy Youth."'* Ecc. 2:1. Prayer meeting began Friay night at 8 o'clock. A spiritual leeting was held. Rev. J. J. Mc-' linnis preached. Sunday morning u warm prayerlieeting .was conducted ly Mrs. lartha Hart, i . Reedy .Creek I juirch of Cod Reedy Creek Church- of God" has losed a successful meeting conucted by Sister Riddle, Pastor of elltrs, S. C. . * Mrs. Bacus preached 11 o'clock rem Act5~3; "Tame Man", At 3:30 a wonderful platform ser ice followed by. a lively prayer leeting, ' . . ? Ml'LI.INS NEWS Sunday School was opened at he usual hour with a splendid alcndance; the les-on was splendid-, c discussed. At 11:30 the pastor mounted tne ostium.?Hymn -1 lined by the astor was sung. .Scripture lesson Acts 15:1-20, Anthem "Nearer >Iy God To Thee" by the choir Mayer by Bro. Steve Thomas of (V)**' Come over and help us. The j mstor pfeachcd a soul stirring ermon and every:heart was made :lad to have heard him. He made i splendid talk, as to how the peoile, ignorapt ef religion needed ltd p. How Ethiopia and our own tate and community needed help. At 8 P. M. the pastor preached 136 and 397 lined by the pastor, hayer by Rev. Smith. Selection l)n You Think I'll Make A Sold-! er".. Text I .! >hn 5-6. Overcom-| ng the world. A splendid and "orceful sermqn was enjoyed by 4 ill. Total collection for the day 182.39. Locals and Personals Prof. Richardson, Prof., R. Gorlon and .Prof. Gilly and with Qt;her I emale teachers were present at Horning selvices tit Mt. Olive on Suhday. | Mrs.. J. I,. Brooks accompanied he pastor on Sunday. Mr.. Aithur^Collins of Columbia TJisnTerh- of Muffins visited his pa- ' ertt< Rev. and Mrs. H. I.. Collins | Sunday returning to, Columbia on Sunday night. -"Sister I.ultTlsreal is. still confin d.to her:lied the prayers wf mrny Ti list i a 11 s_ g b_ to_Go<l_for Tier. Mr. ShatVord Gerald is homo for he week end from Rocky Mount sT. c_ ?, Mr.*, ( i iin Moses of ^Marion, was i visitor Sunday at the home of Vliss \ i j.-t Gilchrist and Mrs. Car ie K. < hi-in. The Governor's Community Club tict at the home of Mrs. Thelma ,eun. i lit meeting was opened by he act president. We had with is our diar Pastor. Rev. Brooks uid wife. They made encouraging remarks enjoyed by all. After idsiness wi were served a delicious our.se. fi 11 ealled all members esponding. Collected $11.C5. We made our monthly report at Baptist which was $41. 35.. The club closed to meet at the lome of Mrs. Sallie Livingston cnertained by three young men: Mr. ''arl I.eith. Willie Gerald and Mr. Walter Livingston. Miss Gurlie McDuffie, Pres. .Mr>. .Minnie Price, Sec. MOW BROOK LAND NEWS 1)01 HI. 10 BRANCH (Tll'RCH Rev. J. K. Dixon, Pastor ?Wcv-tht'. members of the S. S. .veiv at <?;.i< work as usual Sunday" moi'O i??ir .. -1 ' ?>iiu were some wnci surprised to have our Bishop with JS. Bishop. Williams, addressed th? ?. S. from which we learned much tnd enjoyed it very much. We enjoyed the remarks fr,om Mrs. Wil- ' liams. | At 12:.'i0 o'clock he preached a iou) stirring sermon. His text >vas found St. Luke 5th chapter and 1th verse, from which we cnrmrd much. Afterward he said that our^vhurch wrrs progTessmK liecly. ? 1 = Mrs. Anna Tucker, Reporter TROY NKWS Rev. I). S. Smber, Pastor Sunday was a high day at Tranjuail. At. 10:30 Supt. J. A. Coving ton opened S. S, Prof. C. G. Garcetjt of Columbia reviewed the lessen, which Wjs helpful. At 12:30 our pastor, Rev. I). S. Suber preached a soul stirring ser mop. He used for a text St. John 12:21, Subject: "See Jesus/' The holy ghost came. Two yOUng men joined the church. Rev. W. S. Williams of . Allen LAURENS NEWS We are sorry to report little ( Nathaniel Shell, Jr. had to be.carlied to Greenville, to the Shriners J Hospital IiiiL^ an ouerution. __Wsi _ wish for him an early recovery.~ . Mr. 0. C. Duekett and Mr. Rob- ( ert Johnson of Asheville were quests of Mesdanies Ida Campbell and yarah rainier on bunday. Ben Walker and Rev. I.ykes, ] Mesdames Sallie Blackstoek, Mattie Henderson, Miss Bessie Hay,- , wood were dinner guests, of Mrs. Lavana Anderson oil Wednesday" ~ evening. Mrs. Anderson is an export cook 'and everyone enjoyed themselves very much. Mrs. Mattie Henderson entertain ? ed at a guest meeting on Sunday afternoon a large crowd being present. During the social hour -! delightful refreshments were ser- i ved. ?T"~ j Mrs. Thompson of Asheville , apent Saturday in the city on busi ncss. ' While here she was guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Hunter We are sorry to report Mr, Eu- . gene Moody confined to his room , with rheumatism. Sunday school and church ser- j vices were hold at the?usual hour Sunday. Although the fall days i ire here, it doesn't stop the many. _ S5 Q rrnnrc T Va n VJ" VJ u? n e lnrtrn., I ly attended with Supt. teachers ; and scholars at their posts. The t esson being interestingly taught. , The pastor selected a t< xt from Hal. 1:5 Subject! "Steadfast." A wonderful sermon being1 delivered irui -?!<,) ya- gjv _ n to a f. rge number. Rev. Wal ker of Spartanburg clossd a very uccessful revival meeting on Friday... 1 We are sorry to report Mrs. An na A. Todd confined to her bed a- J gain. We wish for her to soon be ' out. Misses H. R. Morse, M. J. I.arke of Ninety Six, S. C. were the ? quests -of Mr. W. P. Garlington & Miss?Alice Garlington? Sunday r Sept. 2i?th, on their return home they visit Princcston, Ware Scoalr an I Hodges.' Thursday, Oct. 3, 1938, Rev. II AVt.: Walker, pastor of Trintty- -j t'hnrch of Sp -rtanburg, S. C. Rev and Mre. Lykes, Mrs. Blackstock, _ Mrs. Bella Blakol? and Miss-Elistine Blakely were the. dinner guests. The delicious dinner Was served in courses by the host and hostess, Mr. P Garlington and sis ter, Miss Alice Garlington. Ghich- . en dressing, mac4 rcnia cream Pake s\vi-ftL |W)lftlt)c>, Irish potato _ salad, cream cake and ice tea. .. ABBEVILLE NEWS ST. JAMES A. M. E. til LUC II Rev. W. S. Mims, Pastor Sunday School was fairly attended this morning', many of the students land teachers returning to their schools and -work. The Sunday school was ni.e reviewed by Supt- Johnson antl c:?* couiagirv*' remarks by the pastor. VV.e were plea-ed 10 have Miss Mary Lee Anderson a graduate of ('hit1 go University in our midst and is also_ visiting her brother .- ' M r. Louis Bowie. ??7-??-?~11:15 A. M. the visiting minis, ters, Revs. L. Devlin *and J{"v. Fish or frith the pastor were in the pul 75ft." Rev. M iurs reart-Psalm- fj-trrr "as scripture lessorrr?Text was St. -6;S which was?mast rly do-livered by the pastor." 8:00. P. M. another reviving sermon w-s preached by Rev. Minis fuurul?Ps.ilm?11 *: 1?verso. Ror. Minis wishes to thank each nieii)-: . nn'i anil friend for (lie nia-ny p-if > that were received in pounding hi 111 on last Friday night. Tlu gifts (fid not cease until Mr. and Mrs. GeorgtHMosley brought a hoi supper. Many, 111 11 v thanks to all. The fourth quarterly conference of St. James A. M. E. Church con vened Sept. .'10th, with the Elder ~J~. C: Quarhs presiding. Tilt meeting was called to order and the devotional side conducted bj Eldoi- flnai'lou sr..1 ---? -- . t-v,. .v. , UVI Ijnui-; ivsaui. Psalm 1st was re d. Encouraging remarks.by Elder Quarles. Tlu house*wa.s for business committ.v appointed, and various reports of all auxiliaries of the church reported and very successful for the last qiMte-rly conference. Miss Gussie I. Heard left on Thursday for her school in Broad way, N. C. Miss Mary T. Green left on last -Saturday for her school"-work in Marion, S. C. ?The patrons of Abbeville with Mr. William Wade principal?of-t-hr A. C. T. organized a Parent-Teachers Association on last Thursday. The following officers are: Mesdames E. V. Reir, Pres.; Ella vlen kin-, Vice. Pres.; Fannie Hd-rd, Sec.; Rebecca Johnson, Treas I Hope , much success for the orga- ' nization. Abbeville High School had a ten day popularity contest, sponsored by the teachers and principal, Mr. William W'. cR;. $47.14 was realiz t'U. lUth grade raising highest amouiit nf ?17.00. Mrs. Josephone S. Wright, sponsor of the tenth grade. | Miss Harriet A. Wingheld left SimdayiJ'Q.r her school in Walterboro", S. C. K. Collier, Reporter . BKAl F^RT NEWS J Mrs. Lizzie D. Mixon died in1 Pittsburgh, Pa. Sept. 24th, after a short, illness, was buried Sunday.' Sept. 29th, h.t Beaufort, S. C. \ The entire, community was sad dened Wednesday, Sept. 25, when the news was received of the death of Mrs. Lizzie D. Mixon wife of i Mrr' Claurence p. Mixon. Mrs. Mixon weflfr'up to Pittaburgh in July to ylstt htr Mintef ! Mrs. Florrie Peterson and became ill shortly after, her condition became worse and members of the family, were summoned to. Hitti burgh. . _ 54b After having. P ,d nil npi-ratinn she lingered on the bifnk of tin. "HT great beyond for six weeks and lie succonibed Sept. 21th. . dr The body was accompanied to so Rnaiifart in,. a. M vices were "held Sunday, Sept. 2'.'. in, at~ First African B ptist Church ke Mr. H. G. Fisher Undertaker of.fi- ne dated; burnl was in the family sp plot at Beaufort, S. C. ar At the time of her d' atl) Mrs. sp Lizzie D. Mixon was a teacher in th Bo ufoi t county for twenty years IV Three of these years she taught Ri in the county schools, of Beaufort, liv The remaining seventeen she an taught in The Robert Small*. Tr. I School of Beaufort, S".' C. -as-Aeach- j de er of the second grade. . . af She was a loy' 1 member of the ta First African Baptist Chut eh for ca many years?member of the choit ho secretary of the Missionary Board and a member of the Baptist Stati pT Bo. rd. She was also vety active rf 11 Fraternal Circles. -?* |da Surviving thC decoS^e are a hus de jand, Mr. C. E. Mixon, two sisters i he Mrs. Floiiie Peterson of Pitt;-'re] jurgh, Miss Catherine Deveaux, R pr V Ronnftirt 5 r - * . v, M. X_* I .11 ' V IIVIl'l'M HI rf Boston arid Pittsburgh and oth- js M- relatives-arid iv.'-ny .friends. wi IVA NEWS V i??T: I'AI L A. M. K. riU BCH ^ Kev. I). (.'< Iirimn, Pastor ^ S S. at the usi;<-l hour, with'of- ; fivers and traehers at their post !l" >f duty. At 12:.10 o'clock the pas' jl,1.1 tor ascended the rostrum and sat | he church on tire with God's holy : Pu ivord, subject "Let the dead bti'ry he ad." . . At 7:21) o'clock the pastor ;rs*v;nd H-th*^rost4HT4n a.V'-in, subject "Th_- ? WOI-SO tiling ..Vim- I... -n ilmm " Till. iil vvas- a-^soul stirring sermon. ua At (kilt) "o'clock the-Rev. A. N. 'Jh)&nielfof Belton preached a won . lorflil SM'ntnn n t /le-.-l H^*?? lifl School house,. subject "The bail .. 17oy that-Nvcnl wrui^r ami changed his life." Our pastor s< lit out fifty (501 0,1 Jaleiits, lid in return he receive! s", $20.00. lie could truly say that the faitiif; 1 workers di.ln't bury j.a the talents. This was a (lc)"rally. In the $1.00.1 ally Mr. S. A. Kenm'dy. turned in $2.d0, he won first prize. Miss Mozell Valentine ,lt. $l.t>0, wen second prize. Mis- lla' (i tie M. "Young $1.00 won third- ? prize. _____ tl, The clubs were wry busy dur- w| ins the month of Sept., the Rev. O. D. - Young of Helton, S. C. pre* fhed a wonderful seimpn?iii_ the behalf of Club No. 1. Subject: "What is man that thine are mind ful of?" ?The?R..v rtqi^lder of . Juasley, S. C. preached in the behalf of Cluji No. d. The. Rev. J." N . Dani' Is of I.owiulcsvilie, - S (' ,l preached two svra:ons. subject; ' The H lm Tice" and "Rray-ni' t-t ing hijl." These sermon were sou .* sfifring and in,-piling. . Mr. and Mrs. M. Adams are the ha* be~n named Charles. Roth j mother and .baby are doir.tr nice ^ >' p1 - The ca-mp?mwtruHgr-4>^g--n tie.14th?20th. Come all. ; _ ^ ___ gt WAYMVN A. M. K. ( in lt( II \v Rev. W. (1. Owens, I'.astor I Hivlion?Noah' Willi' ins?wfM?tr?~ ivC Waynian Church- Oct. 17, with ^ his. t moving?picture?. -A dmissioi p 10 (Vnts. U Xnrwln\* ni/iVMiMni t K.i e/iU/w.l J Mf'S 1 ft .HUM Vt.l. t^| quite lively.' Teachers stu a) lesson. The timely review wa ' ' given by the. Siipt. ("las- No. 1 received the banner on contribat- l() i,,n' . , sc Service be ;an t 11:4.r>. Our pa - p( tor used as the morning message, w Ezek. 8:7; Subject: "Hole in the j? wall." This was an instuletiv. sermot). . . _ Sunday night our Presiding El tier hel l his fourth and last quarter. He used as a subject: "The (jti four periods in our lives." \V p, had quite ' successful quarter. jL., Dr. and Mrs. J. C. MvOlojlar, Rev. and Mrs. Owens were the sup e(] per guests of Mr. and Mrs. Amos it>: Whitner. m Mrs. Sttwvrd Campbell is hav- so ing "Heaven Bound" Monday nite on hef- elub. ^ Mrs E. M. Owens is sponsoring a chicken supper Thursday night, wi Mrs?fairy SiIV.- is sponsoring l| tish fry Friday night at her homv. Cs The Wayman Warriors met with ce Mrs. Fannie Smart and quite an cnjcyiible meeting was had. R('- ' Jc freshments were served. ' sa PINCKNEY'S FU UNDERTAKER A NO MCI SOUTJII CAROLINA 1006 W ASH INGTT(>N W Saturday, October 12, 1^38 : STERLING HIGH SCHOOL C. E. Hammond, Reporter Greenville?High points of last ^ck'? assembly ( hour?programs re remarks bv M )OZer aTuTWitfrPrt WAlliai" n?rl? >v. Thompson, pastor of St. Ani ws M. E. Church and saxophone lections by Mr. John T. Blanche., r. Boozer ro d several poems g his high school days. Mr. Wa) r, in a modest, Unassuming manr, made a thought- provoking C'cch. All of the new instructors e fast winning the highest re ect, good-will, and affection of. e other members of the Sterling mily, both students and teachers. >v. Thompson, as*is his" wont, de ered a ringing challenge to rise d seek higher levels. Tlif* A vmctvArtc*1 ? - .....IU.1V1I5 wurei i-aiiicis It'll red'a procrram in chapel Monday ternoon. The interesting enterinment consisted ofmagic ti'ipks, rtoonir.g, end mind-reading-anb ur of wholesome fun, ??r The. Sterling musical units choir?. ee club, and quartet?broadcast program over Station WFBC Fri y afternoon at two o'clock. Stunts who "assembled in ch'opel tfc ar their schoolmates' volcesr as produced in the Philco receive! " ovided for the purpose, listened tentively to the renditions.-. 1* rumored that Principal Hicksor 11 make arrangements to effect change in the choir's brC'dcast? hour. If. this is true, it is hop > a that tlie change will not cat ove who enjoy hearing the pi ? ? ams ;mv inconvenience. _i. Principal Hickson went to Co- ^ riibia Saturday on professio siness. While in the O pita ty, he visited the college t < ises, and saw Greenveille s.tu nts* now at Allen and Ben "dt d witnessed the Allen-Morris own 'xywounter. * * Misses Bessie__Rosch0|jough-fa?'ycnilnlyn Bowling, Stcrling~"i>rad ? tes ofthe Class. of 1933, left. ^entJV for Allen University. isrs Zelpha Mnttison i' nd Mr.-Wil im Datehty; are at Voorhees, According to the schedule,. Stertg|s feline fighters were to?take final breathing snell ln?t l .1 bofoi'fe plunging into'"the scan's business of prey-seeking. But hen Coaches Lenh'hrdt and Boozsaw the eagerness with which ns anticipated a fray, they profited an exhibition match 'be- >* , 'een two teams of the Tigers. H> intra-mural strife w.s fast id furious enough-,- but the stu* uits are still looking forward to tilt"with an outside team.. The., am ta>ted blood two Weeks ago hen they met Clinton and snitch 1 a 20-0 victory. r . "POT LIGHTING FOOT-BALL IN CHESTER ; * . - ly?(Tim) Timothy .1. Johnsrm The two foot ball teams of Chesr opened their schedule Thursly and Friday, Finley Hi running M' Scott Hi GO-O in Chester, and rain* r?l Jr. College went down riday in C'mden before . those inng Mathers Academy to a ill lit of, 12-0. Both Finley Hi Blue Jackets and e Brainerd Tigers bost of 4 of e best, coaches in S'. C. At Finy, Coach - Harden from Benedic. id Coach Atkinson from Tuske?e have cbrge of the Blu.e Jacks machine. At Brainerd, Coach alker and Coach Stanback fiom __C. Smith "University are head tr the Tigers sauad. ! The Finley-TU?ha-Ayet to in1' io'following te'-ms. this fall: i .u:..?/'-ii : ~ 1 . n-im?wii|j v ouege, second War J i from Charlotte, N. C. Sims-Hi, erling Hi,, Brainerd Jr. College, xl probably Lincoln Hi from imtl'r an:l Wilson Hi of Florae. -a I am not posatian at the present publish the Biaincrd Tigerhedjjli;, Watch _ (Spart1 nburg >?t Ball In Chester) to .keep up ~ ith what the Tigers and Blue ickets Will be like this fall. COKESBl'RV NEWS The attendance at St. Paul Sunly were not many, but they paid ie, making the pastor smile. Colction $17.00. Mrs. Mamie Pearson has returnl to spend her last week before living for Philadelphia with her other-in-law, Mrs. Fannie Pearn. Mis. Annie Kleyer and children Mrs. Eliza Golphin gpent the pole-end home. Ate* ollie Miller is teeaching in ilhoun 'Falls; we wish her sucss.' The news of the death of Mrs. ie Logan in Cleveland, Ohio brot idness to her many friends. NERAL HOME SNSED EMBALMER OF ANI) GEORGIA Equipment AS GOOD AS THE REST And Roller lhan theTLesI And Prices Less Omce Phone 5707 Residence Phone 7765 COURTESY AND .1 SERVICE - > COLUMBIA, S. C?