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f ^ "" ^ , r ' " - ?r- Ju V . J , NOTICE All news for The Junior Pa* must bo in the office no later thj Tuesday afternoon of each wee Many letters* are received too la for publication. "BILL" NOTICE TO APPLICANTS Children desir'n^r to .beeor members, of the Bill Cafvor Cli must fill out coupon and mail together with a stamped, self H dreesed envelop to The l'alnu.t _ Leoder Bill Carvor-fitubi?W441 A s *' sOmbly Street, Columbia, S. C. Membership Card nn?t l;u,; will be-ae^t to you lir.n-oH i'.'f.y , ' "BfLL." . Boys And .JLiirls W A N T ! : 1) To Earn Monev In SpiTTe Tinu* Here's an opportunity for ambitious boys aj)<l ^ir I- tc.'make money every week.'1'all year long, by simply? >. isiutf mspare time in yopr own neighborhood. /.No money, no i vperlence needed. We supply everything. Many boys and girls are now happy. making their own spending money. All you have to do to join them is. to write to the address below >nd asktbr full #1. i iiL U rio. to: ~ ~ , ? CJKJ. L LI I'l^ M \ v. -Vw-:; THE I'ALMETTO I. E\ 0 PT .. 1310 Assembly St., Ctflu robin, 8. MAE I'iHI.'. (.<?: i!;V. f\ | V -ILS I?! .1? w i: i - : r N i, ;_n?ar Il.iIK . . . T \va?< t>- a . tei rrr. r:. ,t ;i(. _: ?" . -? Mr*. JiUf ii. ;?r," i ' ..'a ii ^r Hitter III iA .1 : . ; Moult' jf. (iv, it larjr- cm V. . t . ;t. . \\ > niai'i i'-.: lu-1 j. ' .. Satui-iUiv Mi -. n. \'v. The. U.v. Win... . niuht a: j.Mi. /.,mi ]: i < lie 1'tvaijie.i a U"- !< . : i'. . .. | ' Mac It ; ? ^ T!I0UAS_K\A I'M.;:' - 'M, .IVMHU: I.i; i i i ns Dear Dili. 1 am a a . . . yi?U. .-Kill I .-m-yrr-iir-rfr ?>k- letters. LETTERS:. I.i Icnvrt 2. Ale '!. Kmcht 4. Ookl. o! K .nitfram * ia ANSWKRS: -L~ Er-rnoh ? 2. Cat . -: ? {. Theme lr I5.m,Is 5. Mar.ff-ina! (>.. ( iilumkia. From Thoruasona. I'al (iKOKUf \ . N. MM I M s \\ Jd 4-;s I OK M FMIil ir--HH1? CARD \ND Ul TTu\ I)oar Kill. I m a litt!,- yiri -< , ki:.4 ' in your club. I ivajy enj'y h- a . i . ? t'llt letters i i a : f-.rn . :r I wants to join y<v.. .Vl.iy 1 I am i-adiicdxi^; '!' V'lopc. stamped I'!j a membership u i i am aiways (Jof.I iria \ UiiATTENDS M NJ1A.V St UO'U Dear Kill. 1 am writ in tr ' i - ' went to Sun lay s?-h?ji.| S mil y . had a tine time. at.>i a larv- a anc" was pre.-oiiC A !"' t-- S .1. sehof I jb.i p''i"r pii .i'i?4?? wonderful sermon. I.iil. i ;r :'a tor is aii.u'.it ready si v" ence. I don t have nun h t<> a.. Yours truly, Mattie J'.laek A >1 KM HER > J>e:.r<st rsTH. I am well an I ho|.._-y*>u --w<- U same. Bill. I received all Hi" nu| ers <>k. Bill, one of (!. meetings Is already over best is yet to come. I w ill he </a when it is over, so we can i. Sunday s<fhoo 1 rga-ui. ^ Yours truly, tp ' Zeln Mae 11a I . CLAFLIN* f!C-VOORlli:i::S ( By T. K. By the wood Denmark, S. C..Tfctolier I'.' *T1 t Claflin Panthers add' a ' ai-o' . sh.ut out to their list by d< featin < .Voorhees 15-0 in a hard fougl itame here this afternoon. * W\.- ' Coach Martin's Tigers, frcs from their victory over Paine Co! I lege last week, gave Coach Bell S1. boys a touch battle, both offensive fet. .1 i'i 11 J ? : } c bill cahv :r. i:*iiior ~ CK > oo o < :>.<??. > o o'o.o o o <;? : . o o oooo Al'i'LUATK re. o ? r. $ ' ? k- t) . ' in tt? 6 o i X . O N' A V ?T ... .. j v ? >' . . n< o f ? nv;. . . .. \. ""5* .' . . *'' C ' "" - i' . . SlIIOOL '* f v.'. i' :trut in jilt* S. ; .V:-. . , ' : rliia. S. C. . V o . V. \' . .* v i!M-cvivu : . ...??? -. ^?-?J ' * OvvOC . ?*! ? ':'u' t?? Yar - "rt'lWjon .... ; <: t'n- ik-fciisi ' ' : . hi I'l'- jH-u? "T n?tttuH ' 4- '* V'">" a;"' ..... ' ' iu : .'? y t!u ; i < ?*.. . : i yy- l-vmir ' ' * i : 'tIn* \\ iO'!ky> : : ( i V in 1 j . ? ' Y.?.rhco> . ' ' - V ! : N'?!?. !y '.I.'.tJ/u-. 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J- ,.\s. a pur' id' thu-. r4^-Miomtl 'a pi'ogr; Mi my". efficient principal, i- ' Prof. A. C. Curtright is sponsoring \ '" . * ' . ~ ^ '> - T titter, J | X - ^ J/ o oo>oooo:oop.goxq^:ny3iOTTKgg^ )N BLANK ! TE ? STATE ! 1?AQg ........ L _ :t togrother wuh a aelf addressed j ' o Loader Bill Carver's Club, 13H1 g Your name will be placed on the 2 i membership card and ^-button 2 an educational tour oil Nov. D, to f t!.o. Camilla.-Zac.k Log- Cabin__Ceni in' in (la. At which time we will i study and observe rural communii ty '*ltv Some of the places wi shall visit are the ocoperhtive com ... ?l. 1 J cranny .sum e, me Miiiai unu ii^im < ct ter. where wc >11 a 11 me.ot the I |no]>lo of th'i community in a soc' . ial way." We shall Olso visit! Mljl Vyrvvilk? ami the State CapittA On. 1 >!" the outstanding features ;of:tlu trip will he a lecture by Dr. Benja L n.ui llabuit. President of Georgia . St. te College. The bids are now in for the row vj i atio.i'.al bnilc'.ijyj which will be. ' I. the w V ill a few davs. I Fair will be N'nv . 1. it the school building. The pr< I an 1 we are getting nfore support 1 / '' > the Merchants of the -city which shows greater interest. ! .Mr. arel.Mth. Rice and >h\s. Nan '."it Scott were joint ho-t and hos'.?! > to tie following "on Sund.y I cious niera Was served. Prof. A. <\ Curt viffhtv Prof. \V. D. "Price of Imytptnt Rntch,,.Fla. Miss Jes -ie Gilliam. .Mr. and Mrs. C. IF_ -^b 1 ''/.ton. The tiiomv consisted o e.l h l-c. potato salacf, beef roast " fried chicken,virice. gravy, pot at' iir.uVle. ntaeari nia.?biscuit. ic - "re Tvi ntid cak'1;? Mise Bes-ie Hopson spent tin - \Yrvk-eri<1 visit injr' rt latives. M C-s Virginia Williams left Its' v .? k t" : . :?vb school in the lowe; >ai t <>f the State. . COKESM'RY-NEWS 'Rev. Douglass .is kejit busy rais-' '11's- his conference claims. Mrs. Mamie .famirs left Saturday for her home in Olando, Flo Mi*.. Henrietta Robinson a'rriv 1 I'luir.-day from her summer va ate ii it1 1 lendi rsonvilie. N. C. Wi re" ret that she is not so well. ? Mrs. Mary Miller was brought >one from .the hospital last Thui's ay -night and is doing nicely se 'nr. . Mr. and Mrs. Allen. Aaron. Mr. n "mi Mrs. .Uitchel Aaron of Greenvill, were visitors in our town on Sunday. Miss_Hatt-ic AVils+m left Sttndav 'or A sin ville. X. C. Mrs. Carrie Williams of Baltiir re snent a few hours in our own Sunday, the guest, of her Sister, Mrs. Mary Dixon. Mr. and Mrs: W. H. Goggins. Mr. Horace Burns of Columbia pent Sunday here the guests of Mr. G. ggins' mother, Mrs. Henri-. Ha. "(ieggins. . M Aclimn, n nurse i f Brcwer : !Io-|>ital. Miss Lucile Torthorn, a cjieher of. Brywcr Normal, Mr,. \*e.l Woodson, were the guests of Mis-f Henrietta' Robinson Sunday. Mrs. 1). R. Cummings, sp.nt Sun !ay home. OCONKK ( OI NTY TRAINING SCHOOL Seneca ^ Everybody was glad to e: the rain Sunday. The dust in is section had just about taken charge of everything. J T4>e Mien.lii | ^ nt tht- faeiitly and 'rdeiits extend their deepest sympatliv to Mrs.. Ida Long and family n th: last of her husband, Mr. Henry I.onjf. * Several members of the faculty lU nded the banquet at Walhalla Qlnl il party at Pendleton on 1ggt Tin/sday night. Roth affairs Were enjoyed very_niuch." Tledrtjy County Training School .\va- tlic: guest of the County Teachrs' meeting on last Saturday. The meeting was largely attended. We no hoping that all teachers will V nresent at the next meeting. The I'. T. A. held .its? monthly meeting last-Tuesday night. "What can we do to improve the P. T. A." ya- discussed hy Mr. .Code and others. We were glad to see such a splendid representation of^ parmis present. . The?Freshman Class is still in 'end in^ enrollment in the high chool. They are about thirty in number now. We are still expecting more..: , M i. ses Bynum and Taggartl spent. t*he weelc-end out of town. FHIKNIHillll' -tifttrfeKtrK" lIo'K- Hill The Friendship College Dramatic Club held its regular meeting . Tuesday night with - business, of importance. , .The weekly prayer meetings are ' still inspiring. ^ 1 111 -X* ,? ; : Thursday night the second High ^lass gave .a vepv nniqny cwvUj-IrrtKe College Auditorium under the name of "Million Dollar Baby" The one that held the lucky numt>er received a beautiful baby. The evening was enjoyed by all t':;it i-ttended, with the aid of Orchestra, Mr. S. H. Hill was the advisor. ? Miss F.^M. Little, a former student Of F. S. C. was a week end visitor at the school. President Goudlock and the Friendship College .gurtitet mourned to York last Friday for tin* teachers conference. \Vlateh for Ten Nights in a Bar room, which is to be held in the College Auditorium Friday-night, Oct. 25th. under the dirt cfion of Mr. Walker. The F. S. C. "Tigus" rested last week in order that they might bring both, the grits and bacoiL. home next Friday, the 25th, from Livingstone. _ We wish thipn much success .011 to victory. Watch next week's "Leader" for the news. . . ~ DORCHESTKK CO. TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION By Eugene Shumpert . The initial meeting of the Dorchester County .Teachers' Assbeii tioh was held on Saturday, Oct. 'J, at the Alston llivrh Syhpol a' unymer.vi'llo. S. C. The' iirsl meet' ng bgean at l'i o'clock noon with he singing of "America." Prayer was offered by Chapl' in -Kirn ^voad D. B.iilv. Then aflei-sintrimr1 'Oi^ward Christian Sol liens," Ar'ei.-.'G, M. As1hv gave remarks of A'elcome to the veteran teachers as well as to those' nv.'.kimr their do-' >ut into the held of i ducali. jtal' endeavor as teachers. Quite a mini ber of -.teachers was present, the argest the writer has, seen at any neeting during the past four years' )ut of the sixty-two teachei s ?of Dorchester County, fifty oi.e were present. This . indicates that we for Dorchester . County. -Next, aine the intr< 'uetion of the .new nembers to the Y>T I and visa-versa. We were fortunate in * having: a few distinguished visitors, amu: whom wcre-^lr. D, li. Hill, a pi.Onl?or teafhoi'TTT thi. <'imnly JH'd Miss Douise Mouzon of Burke Hi.. Charleston. Miss Mouzon is :< si< or of Miss .Mouz; n, our Joannes supervisor for the county. Miss Mattio Mouzon was pre- ' Rented to the body by^ 1'incKney. one mane a itnr i>-iniarks concerning our attenlan.c HutL co-operation.which vciy joyously received by all . gV. w_A. Gcj/.oi' responded Willi . ssurances, ul our. loyalty ami eo. pet ation, -which I" am sure was :ind is the heartfelt sentiment of J v?'ry teacher in Dorchester Conn- i y. I am quite sure th.'t with an ' ilei't, wideawake .and. .efficient sup .'rvisur, which we now have andave .so long wanted. u'lfl needed, that each tcl cher in this county, is ping tci striv\. harder, mote conscientiously than ever before to put over a program wcrth of'note, and omnumdation. After .Miss MonxonV remarks -vo- were favored with a Vocal solo >y?iMr. Fields '. econipanied by \liss Ma I, line Roach. Miss Kmily Harris fawned us with a reading 'T1h? Stairing of Tithe." These eachers are of the.Alston FucTihv. 'or the.in-xt few minutes business >f the day was th lis'actvd. Ofl'iiafjj wen- nominated ami plans vere made for our roxt meeting in ' st. George, Nov. ft. -.Then came a hort intermission during which an hviches and cccoa were served This slight reptst was furnished is a token of. eo-on*eration. bv the. P. T. A. of Alston School. ' The meeting1 was resumed by tht smg-ing of "Lord I want to lie a Christ ' an" by'-ihe body. Mis. C. L. Aik- j n. principal of the Rid -eyille ' chool Mine "My Tik-lt,"' and Mis Marv Lou Rvthewood of the D stem faculty rendered an instruuental sel< ction "la? Miserere." Then after a few announcements, the meeting adjourned until next nhnth when we will moct~wirh all members present at (Ireei leaf' Ni.. J St. fieorgc. . \ Tf is (he wi iter's hone that carTr" of the sixty-two teachers of this ! county will pledge his or her loyalty to our supervisor, to our eoun 'y,rnd to our ehilddren, as well as _aur State Association, and to trive hard and earnestly to give 'ifting from the shoulder of o.:r all that is in him tu'.tW vffoj t of hildren the stima of ignorance and illiteracy. I.et this be our" wi tchword "No Steps Backward."" MT. OLIVK BAPTIST (TU'RCII Rev. J. I,. Brooks. Pastor ? Mullins, S.C.?Sunday. Oct. was a beautiful day for church go >es. Sunday school was well attended with teachers and students. - The lesion was well discussed by Ml classes. At 11:45 the pastor came tons. The rostrum was occupied by Rev. I J. L. Brooks, pastor; Rev. N. Smith and Rev. Hasty. Hymn* No. j 277?GOO lined by Rev. Smith; j orayer by Rev. Hasty. Jubilee Prof. Gilliard "Go down Moses j" Our pastor .'took forhis text St. Luke 8:7" "And some fell among thorns; arrd the thorns pprur.g up with it." Themes (1) The sower, the seed lend the soil; (2) God's i purpose in seed sowing; (3) I Thorns an<| wheat cannot?both j grow and be fruitful. Rov. Brooks preached as never before, eve :y one went on their way rejoicing after1 such a soul stirring sermon. Sunday evening our pastor prieSchetrTmotber forceful Sermon ?Stumbling Blocks-in., the-wayuof-. Men; well delivered and with great force. You are always welcome at Mt. Olive. FINLI5Y DOWNS SIMS HI 7-0 ' IJy Timothy J. Johnson Chester, S. C., October l'Jth? Those lijrht but fast undefeated Dlue Jackets of Finley Hi School marched on Friday afternoon. Oct <' be r IS, i n tile _Ch.csi.er Fair- k? id Whipping: those ""strong: $ims Hi Xisrws from Union by a score of i-v Hiiyr ueing mem in union u-u last year. _ ' ' The Kami' started with Finley kicking off. The first quarter both Sims ami Finley Hi kicked for brakes. Sims goal was threatened in the fttst quarter when they fumbled on their own 30 yard line _ Finley coVerea. - In tho~secoiid quarter the big crowd got a chance to see that phony back "Bob" Smith, one of the Sims Hi Tigers do some'smart -inmning, but could not touchdown. Also ('amnion-, one of the-Blue Jackets backs who did some good playing^- The second half started with Sims Tigers kicking olF to Finley ; 35 yard' line. In the third quarter 4lie Tigers completed one pass after-trying many. The one and only touchdown came in the latter pjart of the 4th ' quarter when the Blue Jackets 1 made a drive an<l nut 'A.o. old nig skin on the Tigers 5 yard line. ' Shannon, that little ghost of the Blue. Jackets ran over center for \ touchdown. J. Hardin went off tackle for the extra point. The "ame endtd 7-0 in favor of the ' Finley Hi Blue Jackets. Outstanding players for Finley Hi were Warren, Hardin f'nmninn -Shannon and Guest. For Sims Hi [ Russell, Smith. Holland and Wofthy. . .Officials; Stanback, (Referee) J. ?Smith Ht: (Umpire) Walker, ~ 77C\ Smith U. - ASSOCIATION MEETS ?Row G,-Ooings Haniels, Elected? Moderator ' _ .The Kingston Lake Missionary Baptist A s*oi<'iiiti<in mat' (n itoflf. Jti'-ffrsjt Aijmiah session with the .( -hostel field Baptist Church, Hand, S.- C..\Rev. M. G. Lewis, pastor. This was the most largely attended session in its history. The program was fine.' The sermons were pleached hy Revs. S. J. Rrv ant. Supply. N. C.: (J. W- Watson, I .oris. S. C,; J. C. Faison, Georgetowrt. S. C.: J. C. Choal4Jut,"> MyrjJt?/Beach. C.; (i. Goings Dan- " iels. Georgetown, S. C. , Able addresses wi re delivered by _ l>r-. -I IV Ftrrson." president of M(>"vi< College; J. \V. Easloy, state Missionary and Rev. S. C. Campbell, Director of Religious Education. State Sunday School and B. A*. P. I". Convention of South Carolina. This A-soiation has a membership of 21,000 and is led by some i f S> nth Carolina's strongest Baptist ministers and laymen. Among C e- -rmC-t:nvlirg natron \'t. Itevji. S. U. Haul's. M. G. Lewis. J. C.. Che stnut. Jesse Folk. S P. Che tout. G, \V. Watson. C. S < histn.t. J. S. Livingston, W. L. < - ft: Clark. E. D. Drwitt. and G. Goiivs Daniels. Anions'- til.- prminent 11 y-men re Piofs. John Eloy.l, G. W. Bur' i g's, Jak' GihssetU;, L. J. Stanley. II. Anler.in. Willie Vcre'.n Vf at soil an I others. The officers elected for this ensuing year are: Rev. G. Goings Davi M" hi? 'or; Rev. Jess Folk. Vice Mod' valor; Prof O. A. fl e trrt. Fee.: Prof. A. G. Lewis v st. > c.: Don-on J ke Gi issetve. ? r The next Session meets with" the "m. I 'a r | Han! is t* Church, Con wry S. Rev. Frr.nk-tlruhnmy pa^torr The election ? 1' Rev. Daniels as Moderator l.rinc.s umltUr one le' clcsjii^) two of the strongest Ax'sr. -rttrtmr sof Sout k C rolina. F . nii e yea is he lias heun Mod viator to Jerusalem Missionary P.r.pti-t Association. Under his leadership this Association _ lu>; tcrown from a poorly organized gn up, raising aiound two ($200) hundred' dollars' a yea:', to a ays l' mat if i j jav.i'/.ation, ^ ir.ir.g a* round twelve (S1200) hundred dol1 rs ;< year for gonna! purposes. A Woman's District Convention has !>< -n organized t> do Mission ary work. The Association enjoys the r? put. '.ion oUgiving more pei Capita to Denominational courses than any < ti er Association in the State, R< v. Daniels is Vice Picsic^cnt of the Baptist M.. and F.. Convcnlion of S.C.; a memh? r . of tlfe "RilTd of Director of The State S. S. an.! B. Y. P. U. Convention of C. C.: a till'tee < f Morris?College, - un.i uoe oi us most iny.'ii supports s IU* i? also pastor of Betliesda Baptist Church, Georgetown, ( ninl Cheiry HiP Baptist Church. Conway, a <r.i' dilate of Morris Col- j lege, from which he received his A.B. and B.S, Degrees. ? ~mr j BKAl'FORT CO. Tit. SCHOOL -Burton.. S". C.?"Miss Victorja Frazier spent the week end at her home. Miss Thehiiia Sht nklin, who is a Senior College student of State College spent?the?week end?athome with her parents. Miss Julia Gilliard spent the week-end in Ch .rh ami Prof. J. S. Shanklin .affompan,-__ iedMiy Tri of. ,T7 ST FCFTa?TkTir.. Jr., Misses T helm a Shanklin and Otto Allen spent M-tuTday 'n Columhia. Mrs. Bcrti^ Wiison?rrf Sumter, C. w^Hbip*4# with us Sunday, looking'the picture of health,. ?-M-fc-OHv*' -br preparing "to entertain the Bipr Pee Dee Association beginning the 31st day of Oct. through the 3rd. of November. . MORRIS BROWN WINS OVER S. C. STATE BY FIELD GOAL(By W. CnrurTeyJ ... , i~' * ? . '* Orangeburg, S. C., October 18? For the second time in as many years,' the fighting Bulldogs of Sollfh rot-nlmo u_ ed by JVIorris Browq in the closing minutes of a hard fought game at the Orangeburg Comity Fair grounds today when Dyche Smith, stalwart quarterback-of the Nicksmen. kicked a field goal after a series of accurate passes had placed th? invaders 15 yard# of goal. The Carolinians held Moifris Brown for three downs on thn mni'lt. ker after a perfect combination of passes. Smith to Jonds, had placed the invaders within scoring distance, when Smith drop kicked on the fourth and sent the ball sailing through middle of the uprights for thb only score pf the game. The Bulldogs of State Collegc. went down contesting every play with dogged determination. Coordination among the yearling horde and a sprinkling of veterans showed remarkable improvement over exhibitions of the first two season games. Clendening found holes with the accuracy and speed of a frightened hare. McCants charged the line like a juggernaut eision of an automaton,, while Cain liyed up to his reputation as one of the- best punters of the Southern Conference. Harris. Mudd. and Jimmie Johnson 'played a brilliant deiense on the Bulldog line. The Wolverine offense was led by "Sad Sam" Jones and the veteran 1 jyclie Smith, All-A morican I luarterback. Cooper came in for much glory. on the receiving end of tjie passes from Smith in the second, half that gave the invaders" their narrow margin of victory over State College-. The evenly matched teams play"d without much damage to each other in the- first half until ClenIcning's running in the closing minutes of the second pfcviod seri usly thrcatrned"the visitors. Nlihcr team threatcm?d in the second half until the Smith-Jones combination of passes beeno tn bewilder tTfe Bulldogs. The. scoring drive came when Smith intercepted AVatson^s pass on the Morris Brown 28 yard line. Two line drives, one forward pass and four laterals placed the hall on State's 15 yard tripe. After three futile attempts of passes a line drive, Smith successfully made- tl]e -kick that defeated the gallant Bulldogs.-- Affield, the Aggies began a danger? ous aerial attack, and a hmg pass from St ) .lohnsuti to JimmimJohrT^i son placed the ball within 10 yards' of goaT".' The final trun sounded af- 1 tor a frustrated nrnrsy from?Sol Johnson to Cain b-hind the goal !ine ami4 the game ended .'1-0 in j favor of Morris Brown. Lineups i Morris Brown (3) S, C. /> State College (<>) < uscworth Armstrong L. T.-=?Black man Davis L. O.?rMarion Pegucs if'.--Johnson ----- Harris R. G. P.oples _ __ __ Mudd R. T.? Jackson . , Bryant| R. K.?Meade J. Johnson Q. B.?Smith ... Clendoning L. II. -Jones . ... Cain R. Hadloy MeCants F. R.?-Dixon Patterson' ?Snbstitution.-rr Morris Brown?^ Williams. Powell, Harris, Adams mil F. Parks. ' . | State College?Rarksdale, S. Johnson, Watson. Cannon, Philps, W. Collier and II. Simpson. Officials: Clark (Morehouse), Referee; Johnson (Clark) Umpire; Darnels (Morehouse) Headlines-! man., ^ ~ ? Rev. E. R. Mack. Pastor ?Runda.i school opnvd with Si;pt. and 14 -hers at their post... Sun- I 'ay school is improving nicely un- ' !er the leadership of Supt E. J.J Koxwcrth. Rev. Mack preached a oul stirring s* rnum Sunday mornrg. Sunday evening Rev. Mack preached for Rev. Rtooks at Mt. )live D ptist Church, At :5:.'!u o'clock he preached anither good sermon. When you 1...44 ......1.:.... ... LlJ... I. wim ui-nvi (;i i n*, iiiii^ .-v*.' -nt^i . r<f B. Mack.' .Raise.1 for Dollar Money, $ 1 >7.1 r> sundry morning for .Kbenezt'r A. II. h. Church. Mrs. licit ha Fiidiy is out of the hospital. Wr hope'h.w soon she^ will he out with ni tftaiiv Mull ins Colored School attended the Fair Friday, Howard Smith of tenth grade won first _ ;ind si ennd?pi iw?TTTT tobacco and oi a. Mrs. L. lTTCalhoun spent the week end at home. PINCKNEY'S PI UNDERTAKER AND IJt SOUTH CAROLUS A < . j0ii- '!"y ' ' ^ 1006 WASHINGTON ST. ' - Saturday, October 26, 1935 ^ ~r- ~ ' TROY NEWS BETHEL A. M, E. CHURCH Rev. I). S>. Sube*". Pastor Simdayi was a high day at Bothj el A. M. E. Church. 1 I J Sii'ay gi'hooh?Kuv, 1" -? - 1 ; on Su.pt. Watson reviewed the lor: > D. S. Suby was at his post and, he chose for a text Deut.32:11, subject "The Eagle Stiring the nest." It was a soul stii ring sermon. The holy ghost came. .Three * souls joined, the church. smn.iuy?evening -?the League met at its usual hour, :nd lai^ plans to help raise all of the con-""*' ference claims by the 27th. We are looking forward to have u the highest day on Sunday, 27th, at Ttfnquil, on the Troy Ct. in its history. At 12 o'clock the. 1'. ?L ilr, B! - Jenning will preach and finish the work of the quarterly conference At 2:45 Dr. J. B. Smith will pn-acn. ?ix choirs will sing'. We .hope to raise all of the conference claims that are to. be raised on' this Ct. ST. GEORGE COLORED HIGH srnrini. ????^ The St. George Tigers played their first game of the season again-t the football team of Burke Industrial School of Charleston, Friday, October 18.-.^ \ From the start, the game was veiy thrilling. ?i ijurKe school m -de a touch down in the first quarter, but failed to make the extra point. The Tigers made a touch down , in the third quarter with a pass from Senior to Smith who made a forty-yatd. run. They : lso failed to make the extra point, thus .. making the score G-G. Tho Charlestcnians had a very strong line and a good running atS.\ck but they failed to check thuv -passing attack of the Tigers. Both?coaches seemed to be well phased with the showing" their team* ? ; . ' m i < H2I> tUIiL,E,OK S . It's Coming?What's Coining? A .Bigger and Better Clinton Years come and go; old customs, habits, and idc&g are displacuTby the new. but times moves on. Between . us_and_i.he_nearest future hangs a great veil throne-h which our feeble eyes cannot get even a_ * * glimpse of what tomorrow holds. We plan .for. this, and prepare for that; but nothing is certain. However unrevealed the secrets of the future may be, there gleams from- ? some obscure nook of the unknown I 'onionow n ?i" et t.av of Ii lis upon this golden ray that Clini ton- is determined to stand out as' a Christian Institution, sending out better prepared men and \yomen to take their places in society, MT, ZlON A M. E. CHURCH. Rev. M. C. Williams, Pastor Sunday was a lovely day and many worshippers seemed to have taken advantage of it. Sunday School opened at the usual hour by the Supt., Miss Lucinda HarpI son. Teachers were all present son was well'reviewed by the chief ; Supt. Rev. Williams. At 11:30 service began. The pas tor selected for his text Genesis 40:14, But think on me when it I shall hi> weft with thelp * and shew kindness, I pray thee, unto me and make mention of me unto Pharoah arid bring me out of this house. , This was a wonderful message and many heartslwere-made torejoiee ih this service. We close our rally Sunday which ; was called an automobile race. The Pl.vniuulh and Chi.tsier won the , race. The Plymouth, Lola Little [ won first prize, a beautiful dress. The Chrysler, Ms. Mattie B. Gilliam won the second prize, a dfess also. j REEDY CREEK ClIl/RCII OF | GOD I T Mrs. M. A. Bacus, Pastor Sunday morning 11 o'clock Sister Marie Smith preached from the 2nd chapter, of St. Matthew. Sunday School 3 o'clock. Mrs. i Addie Bethea, Supt. at her post of duty. The lesson was taught by Sister Zellcrbe Woods; reviewed by the pastor. There was a lively evening prayer service .after Sunday School led by Mm. M.*A. Bacus. Our church -Sister RIddTe, pastor of .Sellers, S. ? 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