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Saturday, November 9, 193^., WESTMINISTER SCHOOL We are here in the north western part of the - "Old Palmetto" about eight'miles of the tuyralns. a?-som^ of-yoilr i?' .oyiaphy- stut* dents know, is the line in this sec }W tion bet\ve( l4?tS5TTrjtST""TC)wl)ere\er we are hu\' ink a grand time here at the foot of the mountain! A number of u.have acquire! that mountain lis disposition whielT is'very high. :;r.d that mukes every- tT.ir.u tro all t r.e ?bolter. The Hollowef ji Luncheon, given ^jn interest of the Atlantic Assof .eiation, was a success. A neat sun*.was reali/c d. - It was well attended and crioved l>v oil isitimr music, and "steppifijr," whs tin- or ' dec of the occasion. The N. F. S. ('. boys brounlil their drive to .in vr.d on last Friday. afternoon, at which time, Mr*. II. T. Wilks was declare 1'the duly elected Ml vnr of Wi st minis! i r, havinu: obtained the majority of , , the votes. Total number of votes* Vl/. casted, live hundred fifty or or live dollars and fifty cents* The ol>jeefc of' the Rally is to seh.l a* delefcLte to the State N. F. A. C.nvention, which is to he held at Oranffeburtr. S. C:, Nov. 7.-th The Westminister Basketeets are making ready to meet the Wai ha I la Bet nj there. 01: Nov. .7. at the Walhalla Ckntinicnity Fair. ;? ''Hot Shots'' (Rcbei t?Davis.)?air: "Smith" (Charles Bowers) are dt l'-.._.*' signed to close bo-rs from th.ii dens. We hereby warn all basket ball boys ill the Piedmont section. |A ^ that Coaell" Childyrs is tcachir,: lis "Lions" a "B. Ccinhina| tion that is tutf to /. n.ilyze._ M I Jerkin*' fast stenninir. irii Is s1 em I to be jroinjr fine. You fiiail bet lei' watch cody, Ohilders,' Austin Sti ickland and Everett-, j The Ilijrh school ." department' j . students are b'j>iiminjr to.ivcoy.i fro hi their first six weeks period i ^Examination. It wit- a fourth ,j$ajm r ' fei some of the pupils. Tho'si ?1 perivndicTdar?m?!?paraHel ( p!:V\ thai Prof. Arnold had. in t-.li:if .snj^ i?I Geometry wi.ro" If rd. t&Tv&op" = Those that! surviv< I' thi- i':is:V'>jof1 with cretitable marks were a<td'o.h | - lows': Edjl'tli'* Perry, 10th jrrade; average A"; .Naomi' < lulu.>s. lot y eyrade, i yerajr'' If plus; Sally Ruth Moss, 10th jrrade, avorajre H plus;;' .Marine, .('hildeius, 11th jrrsjde, Avu. a.ir. ( R; and IV flint* Kay. 11th jyraile, ijiyeiajr - -R?. Tliyse ma lV the "Hottor .Roll." ' , ^ Prof, and Mrs. R. W. Arnold '. 'had the pleasure of entortair.iPji'. : the follb'winjr I eultiis, on -I'Vldhy nite, Nov. 1," at "their home; Idle Anderson 'County;','traininir sehool . "faculty 'of'- Pin.ilet'ii, S. ('.; and th.e Oconee County tratniujr sell ?o! faculty oi M'luvii, nnu i-mi. >. * Becks, principal o|" the llijrh school .department of SutmCCJr. r IU /? itij the faculty of W. slininistei IIiffh school. Kvciy otc n-polrl . a \ery delightful o\oiiinK. A delicious punch was scfvc I. ^ also-crackers' and mints'. The ma* sicians for tlu?-. occasion vvc?; Miss Lcnora f)oylc. of Pendleton 1'iof. J. P.* Weeks. of Seneca.*' jj ^ KKAINKKl) \i;\VS Mrs. Ruth I.. Howell liar.is '* In'an effort, to k?-vc" our .-dadont|s develop their latent Journalistic. talents, officers * lor a newspaper staff \vei;e elect. 1 fron the jtrotip. This paper is spun. or-, ed by the Journalistic Club wuC s Mr. Win. M. Oudeshc die dpr. iuilllL?studvn.-.s- and ' faculty 4 expressed thcirrcsit e to enter . ; "Safety" diivo. sponsored .by Mr Booklnan,. Supt. of .(dust r (";t*\ ? ?'Schools.. _The objective of this . I drive t* to lu-lp * main . Ii:'e_a I.-: ~y- iLan^erous voyage by usin.it modern equipments- more < r1 fully, y Thursday, Xo.emh'T. dl, tlu TfraiiCtie Club, sponsored by. Mis'. B. H. Walker, . entertained students arid teachers In C e dinh.-tC . "? hall-with a party of llr.- .season ? Holhmven cel"l)i?.tei';i were?so (kterniine "who was who." Sunday afternoon lhe * 1 lis!itui< Mai'1 Quintet rer. donuL-servuv "at ^ '.he Mi'ttopolilt'n A. M.- K. .,/ion ' Church of this city. Athletics _ At .Tt.10 J|Vidues my . aft rnoiin firainerd "Timers met the Friendship Lion;; 'it tit'' football lie!.I ii: the City I'ark of ("r.e-t' r.-Xcither team could keep, the other from 4^ seoiint; once, but i ac'.i saw to it ' that points di ! not till.*.! the scon pad, The h id, but fair I'm t en.i odi the jjame with a ti-ti tie. LUST WT. FOKCKT In the Fail held Piv^byteiw Ui "third Sunday of November has been set aside as Biain'i l-('oiilte?* Dav. FiVerybody i- sked ti make a liberal'donation that i!:.\ tor the b.nelit of both f'.i s.j co educational Christian schools. , A o?,or.| .l ni-cvwiiim is to be -ivndere: in the C^QJ'foej P ros bvierian Church to which vou at (i your . f ii? 11?I -. art cordially invited. Come one, conn all , ni I let. nr. make.this elToit one of S L' C C KjTg.. . * * SlllhOII A. M. E. Clll'KCII Prosperity, S. C., Xov. 1th?The Sabbath School began?promptly at 10:30 A.M. The lesson was conducted in? the?timely?and?usual way. The school enjoyed a very excellent review by Miss Kdith T;evant. . * V , Exactly at 11:45 high noon setvices began. The pastor selected I 'n text from St. John 7:3d. 'Every listener onjoyed this wonderful j ? message. At K:0p o'clock we were pleased to have with us the Rev. Wilson of Antiorh Baptist Chuiyh and choir. Kev. Wilson a long with a few of his members Mrs. bt*nnisatnd others. All report a ph-as ant fftuy. We arc very glmt tor announce the inhrriage of Mi^s la Rosalee Levant to Mr. C. Dewalti w who left yesterday for Charlotte," < N. C. " V?, F 7 COII/TEH MEMORIAL ACAD-' EMY NEWS Cheraw, S. C.?With an enrollniji'.lit of jnore than three hundred! our sclmol is progressing daily. I Each department is well oi^wiiiL-ilsJj 11M UI Ulll. Never bet ore has thero been such an earnestness of purpose and spirit of desire to improve themselves as is evident in our present student body, We were indeed ha?imv to have _ .vs.guests "ii ou4??eimpine?during? 'the past weeks the following visitors: l)r. J. .M. Gastpn, General ..! V*..?: I . v v 4 IMHU u ?'i 4>aiiuuui .uinMun?, I'nit tiW'ttrtiivil Work, also Dr. ami Mrs. 11. West of Charlotte, X. C Dr. West is our Field "Representative and he came to bring to us Idr her first visit, .Miss Ray who is the new Publicity Sec. for tile Cnit of Color'.<1 Work of the Board J of National Missions. Mrs> 0. W. Long .accompanied , "by Misses Lihclvnde Armstrong, Instructor of Home Economics and Alexine Ward, instructor ih English attended a meeting recently of Home Economies Teachers of this state in Flor.hce-, Si C. "The meeting was callu'd by . Miss ' PegucstT State Itinerant , Teacher Trainer. Our representatives report a profitable trip. > Religious Activities Tho Young People's Missionary _) Society had a beautiful installation j ajvl .recognition serviees - for its j new" oilieers 'and members Sunday | evening:. Tbe .Candle Lighting , 7-bri niony was very impressive and the community may expect some wortnwmie tangible results trom "tTTisoutstanding campus organiza-_ lien. -; " . . . ' . ; The (?. \V^ Long Sunday School t class pie-en(eil a Missionary Play- . I t Sunday evening.- October, 0. t The characters,.. ino^t of whom . were very small children, planted ( 'heir parts, well, . This' is Pally1 Season for oui ehui'ehsiiel1 each member is work-- ? eg hard to make his group lie tin '. dJanncr (5rnufC- ' K ' . j Moual Activities We have had several "School en-'vi taininont-i n eeutl.v.?The most utstabding of. "whit;h was . tlu School "Kair which continued tjhru >nt th week. It 'was si sugcels both from a financial- and 1 eityeytaininent standpoints?-One was 5 prntii- to Jvi.'Iiove that hO was in af real midway as he moVed -from booth to hiH^Uiapnd -the merry hois s < f l,el s-airlr.oarkers, ? Coulter Ihirie-vjtonneltsville Holt's Harbison to a 0-0 Scoff In a message- to the llitfh school onstitiuncy < f this and "surroundiijti' states .through its Holding to ? v-sroro!rss tie t+trCniori\ nat lire and- ? "ie.ivier Kiev n of Harbison Insti- ' ut .^IriiMi, S. . C'eult: r Meinorill's Crimson Tide sent tiflieial not- t lYat'-on that.it will give soiiu ^ 'rouble to its n maining opponents. ' 'Mitstamjiinr playing- in .this game. wnvdn.'i1 liv "Sll< My" I'up-iip who ~ 'id sum excellent passing. This classy little Kleven continued it - way behind the star playinir J' "Texas" I'utler and "Fivinir" Fletcher 1 inl'm in it "time with the Ht iniettsA-ille . 1 litrh ? Avirrcirat ior* Tid.'y. October 2a. Th< visiting * '"oilti" ::ni.s? lie ft nfed the home i 'in by, a 21 -(I. core. Wilse,, who. 'ayed Right Kiub-utstafnod a frae iirul log'and will be lost to the ' am f r the a vt 'J wce'<s. Friday \ovtnnb -r 1. th<v Crimson Tide will _ uvi'd'- ' be !:d[ of the i.aui inbnrg. ~Y. T;. Tigm-s. ^ " ' .* ' _ .NKWHMiiiio yrrNV.s t St. Matthew lluptisl Church Rev. ,\. I.. Jn<tram, Pastor Sunday, October 27 was a hitfh day. Sunday Sclum] is well on its . way, conducted by Rev. (1. II. HaK. 1 ?iwnro-T-r- trrrd?hi-^faithful "teaelvii i "is. The .service was eh joyed by "TltT Mipi. Ilalty is on the .ml), 5 V ^OiMaVulurn < <>n the Hi PI J \yasi ( nullified- l>v Sist r N. I.. Hail i vaina***-president at 7:.'!() o'clock. Devotions led by Deacon-Robert l AVerls. X(he castor canie be- l' rare his contriciratien wit!) a burn- * ;ntr. me-saft . Ills subject was: 1 'Daily' Feast With Hod." The ^ -;pirit~ro+??hi<i|>. One was added to i! lie churcli by Christian'experience. c Ml. ("oris! ia-ns were ready for Com " "xrninn That was .closed with hap- ^ piness. 'I The pastor'atifib members-were in 1 ,itcd to St. .hint's Church Thurs- i Jay nijrht. f I 'Missionary Society meeting ev-- 1 cry second ahd fourth Sunday af-'v n.ioou ah o'-clock. j i Calvary Presbyterian Church | Sunday' School session was be- i .ran at the usual hour with officers " end tcacln.rs in th-ir nh'ce.x. .los- v ph A'lJcn recited a beautifill poem. I At 1 1 : '!!) o'clock the Pasto)-. lb v. v A. H. Rcasoniu: tilled the audience 2 with eourap. and thankfulness. i Scripture lesson Joshua1 2# chap- v ter. Text takeii from the 14th v verse. Theuie: "'Travelini? The ' Way of All the Fai th." He stflt-'-* ! the n cd of count in}"' .,t!k? niany' a hlcsMnfy from our Heavenly Fjith- > er hi the midst of hardships. Don't' fail to hear the-('< mmunity choir at Calvary Presbyterian- C Cfnurh. Friday "Night, November < 8th, 7:J10. o'clock. The singers con- 1 sists of some of the best local tal- s uinls of the city An offering will be ovlse'l Co,- at the door. "( .Mr. Murray Ihwalt., a member J of the AgririiTniral ('lass of Dray- 1 ton Street High School left Wed .a nesday,- November (Jth to attend a C onferency j?t ('am" l'"\viibur\vhit- t cade, Orangeburg, S. C. It H"v. ,lmnus W'.erts ami his moth- i erf-Mrs, Clara W* its from Hanip- 1 ton, N. came to vsiit Mr. and Mis Stout l'ope her brother an 1 i sister. , 1 We were sorry to find Mesdam- t es Carrie Whitner and Goudlock In 1 bed again; trust both cf them will I ititeifrYi -1vuT ' ,. ... ? ; ? ? * E??@2 I the 9 ? ? ' . . NOTE: Your question answ a clipping of this column is encl repJy, semi a quarter (26c) an velope" for my New Astrology mail free advice on three (3) < oirthdate, and correct address to AUHE WALLACE, care of T Assembly Street, Columbia. Sot SPECIAL NOTICE:?In a VVallaee, be sure to send your and the year you were born, ing. M. T.?which or the boys would make me the best husband? I am undecided wtjich to choose. Ans.: The boy you are in love.vitlu only has a SMALL JOB but f you feci that you can be contented with him without much money y. The boy that works- at- the oundi-y is very jialous and high tempered and you'll be miserable ivith him. . ? * * * M. E. T.?1'I ease tell me whymy husband won't stay with me. Ans.: Your husband doesn't daily eavo for you but he would stay with you anyhow if you were rue to Min?He's being nice to you ind is giving you a CHANCE with lie man you are.in love with. S-. M. A.?Will I ever haw any more children? i Ans.: iNo-r-hven though the'op raHoh -you just had wasn't a sit mis one. it will prevent you from" mving uii.v iinn e children. r~? ^ * * * M. ('. I'.? I am very nnxioit* to know what is the trouble between my son -and his wife that they don't get along? Aiw.f What, yfttii1 H(in ami his vit'e think about most is having a ???od time, instead of tryng to ?ii>kt a happy home-- If they would settle down and trv to RATSE I'lIKIR CHILDREN, they would k'e 1 entirely ditferent about each ither.. ?* . sfc * * ' ; M. S. T.?Will I get a job soon so that I can help to sup port my family? - Ans.:?Your f a nitty will got very ittle support from you in the futn-i.?It is,my impression that you vi 11 g.t married in December and ,vill livo out of town?This change >f location will help to IMPROVE i'Ol'R HEALTH. "* ; ft ft ft * j \V. 1.? \\ fiy do I have so many bills? ' It seems that I can't ever save any money? Ans'.:.- Your wife is being just uuii be up agaim?? M-sdarnes Maggie. Taylor and] ilia .Mae Ru If arc still confined to .vi 1 trusu they will sox n_haxe a_ ipeedy recovery. , Prof, and Mrs. L. B. M.oore spent he week-end at the home of Mr. nxl Mrs Joseph Nance, Caldwell >treeet, visiting their daughter-inirw and grand-daughtexv. They tttled to s<* Airs, Celestirie K. Mar in<?who taught with them while hoy were at St. Alban Training I wheal, Simpsonville, S. C. Bethlehem Baptist Chu.reh . Rev. K. K. (.'gulden, Pastor Last Sunday was somewhat drea y, |>uL inspiU of that quite a few Sunday School schnfars were ont o enjoy the splendid lesson as it vas taught thou by thoT? teach rs antf o\*|>lainextTo~ttfnn by Bfo. dorgan who reviews<1 the lesson. The morning service her a 11 at~ he usual hour with Miss Gwen-. lolyn Henry at the"piann. The pas of came before us and before 4ak ng his text, he spoke about the sew Hymnals ami Usher Bands md thanked all who. worked and ontributed toward the hymn books iinl Usher Bands. Next Sunday Tavelors on one side and the Bap ised Believers* (>n the other. Will 'oti be there to do your part'.' Sunday coming' at B:OU P. M. the lev. M. M. Peace from Columbia rill .-peak .for us. We are iuvitng all of lNewberry out to hear his great man. ^he pastor gave us a soul stiring messagi, using as his text: The Ixird is my Light and my'Sail fltion. whom shall I fear'.' The j ami is tha_ati:enjjth of my life of j /hoin shall- I h/p afraid? Psk.lm j - ?r-> SB,/ ?v ?rxTTTT" 1 . i : i. aup,iecL^_ -vtu' er ruling Friend". Our so called friends eill 'turn their hacks on us Whm re need them most, but here is a riend that will always stand by is,,.and that's Jesus. You may be . social out-cast, but if you tins, n Jesus -everything1 Will be. al ight. "> The B. Y. I'. U. was opened at i:3ff P. M. with Miss Meta Herv[ersoh in charge uf the pfugram. he service was interesting from tart to finish. The night services icgan at 7:.'50 o'clock with Mr. icorge Singleton at the piano ami I Jr. Baker at his side with the vio- | in. The pastor came before us J gain with another message from j jod. Text: TraVn up a child in he way he should go, and when le i* oid he will not d-part from^ ti. Proverbs 22 :G. Subject"The I Barents in the Home". The rea- j on why we have so mgny?,young hen and boys, in the jail and on i the chain-gang is becdu.se they lidn't get their training at home. [ can't blame the children because :hey are bad; the parents, for if - t THE PALMEIRO LEADER iN b^_GCj ered in this paper ONLY when used in your letter. For private d a self-addressed, stamped en; Reading, and receive by return questions. Sigh your full . name. H to all letters. Address all hauil HE PALMETTO LEADER, 1310 ith Carolina. ...... ending in questions to Prof, in order to get a correct read , a litth bit too extravagant liefpre you get out' "bill paid up sli^ mak, vs another one?You should put I your foot down onjier and not let charge another thing until you get your bills paid up'and a little , money aheath ; C. H.?1). Uut'.O' this?girl Cheat me who tells me she [: wants to marry me? Or will she stop if 1 have her? ! Ans.: Your girl friend certain* rly is cheating on you and if you I marry her she won't be any better r-It will be much better for you to I forget "her and eotitinue RoitiR to ! school, * I % ****' * It. J.?Would you advise me [ dp Continue with my friend? . Albs.: .. There appears to be an otber_girl that is taking up so much of your friend's time that he j do.es 11 ' t have.jany.left to.suend.witIt j you Yog, Won't hi- losing anything I if you-discontinue going with him I . . : * * *+ f '?- 1 7? M. (LL J,.?I would like for you to tell me through "your i|" cdlunTjv if-l will get the unmet?~ | foack'that I loan out? Ans*: You should not be <o impatient about it.^ You loan your money?tot-your brother to go t<vTexas and make a start in business and he hasn't had time to make it ' l>aek yet-. You can trust him.. ? * * A. II.?I would like to know if 1 will succeed in my career? Ans.: That, all depends upon 'whether or not you return to schooj this year. Your -career will take a lot <>f training and you'll-sunly have to get all the education pos-'. jsible. Your line of wvik will be a well paying one. N. 11. T.?NN'ill I ever lie happy here? Ans.: -.\ot very inue-h Von ar~ too attached, to your family and l you'll always be lonely away from them?It^is my impression that you will go back home very shortly. they had trained their boys in tlu~ I way they should go. we wouldn't have so many married vuung wo-. Linen going around with aching hearts. I say' train iuur boys a> vou do the girls, tor without the proper training "you-, are wasting your time. After the regular nitservice the Lord's Sapper was administered. Let us .not forget the Hospital Drive that is to come.off on Thank giving Day. Will you do your part? ^ - Look! I.ook!; Look! Look! "Heritage"?Out of the Past Our llcritayo and into the Future Our (lifts'^ i_' A play dcpietiny" thy origin ot Vyro music. Ainci it un Neyru nni-if was oriyir.ated in the hearts of tin- people who h'ad their own. peculiar musical background. This nusie, however, is strictly an Amerit-atr-crea t ion, horn cut oT American conditions. These sonys never could have spruny up in the native/home- of the Africans. These natives represent iny their different backyrounds met one kind _f condition in America and this roi'.dit-ion cyusd them to siny a new-kind of sony. "A* For this sonu. they frequently employediiew rhythms Pew mi Indies, ni w harmonies, new words ind new scales. The .-'Ournose of. ihis plat* is simply to portray some >f the different typo.of sonys and | ?o afcentuate the mt niier in whieh j they hajl their < riyin. The youth ! 'if jtoday- has inherit d the sonys themselves and the simple faith ami sincerity upon which they are ~"ounded. < lie has in In rited pec u I - ; ar nr'sca! ability, a - vocal instrument of rur:?kind.1 a'tul a ' .musical" car that is-coverted by many.' Conje out and. enjoy this musical treat, which will take place Nov. 18th at the Praytcn Street' High School. We are asking oar .white ' frunds to- come . and crijoy this are treat with us. JJeneral ad-' mission 1 a cents' and 120 cents. ; Coiiie ami hear more than thirty I well trained voices sinj< these songs I <>f the soul. ?; ~ Z "t Director, Rev. K. E. Gaulden, Pastor of the Bethlehenj Baptist Church SWANSEA NEWS v Mt. Olive Sunday school opened at the usual hour. After Sunday school, Rev. E. J. Gallishaw came forth and tock.his text II Timothy 5th chapter and f>th to the 7th verse. Subject: fT fought ;i tfdpd fiprTif. and I.finished my coast, I kept the faith." , It was his fl'rewcIT sermon. I | must say that R-*v. E.J. Gallishaw marlboro (iot'nty*tr. am), iti:\\KTijiYii i i men m;w> , 'The enioUmcnt of the lij?nm-ttS' vi'l" s' ' the tii >t month in th olenr mary department was 44'J and in tin* Hi KM school department 1Z7, tin* grand total <?2'? and each Monda\ morning, Mew laees enters all th? classes. -??.At Dl"- so 1.1 Wi' ha l e?a?mm o?<+t- the higlr school department than we had the whole of last year's I session. i?Uu^fattee pail nl the vvt-t-k tht " ' teaeln i s wort- busily .engaged ii< pftu'ir monthly tests. The X. F. (y has' organized f <.>i the 1 'J.'ir.-.'h; session, and the ollieer.are: . ; Mr. t'ui tis Ratvlill", president; Mr. Samuel Moore, viee-pr? sident; Air. Abraham David.'Secretary; Mr I'ereV 'I'nwMsi'inl?Us -1 t a o I?t.oere tary; Mr. Harry- Deiis, treasurer; LM.r. Archie Fee liroddiv. club re| loiter. Read of Directors; Messrs .Julius Gee, chairman; James I.. Mcl.ain, Richard Kvaii-, Ingram Guick, James F. I'etvrkin, Robert : Frazier and Willie Fra>.\ 1. . . There are twenty-live members i of the-eiub. They ire wide-a-wake group. \nu talk about putting si young nieh. 'Full of energy ape! plenty pep.. My! what a won kingprogram ~u"velf thyse?> uung?nn.n -can really eio that. .My!' how they vein i-uise money. \Veuncsday uijrnt, Octobe'r-^&th this flub sonsored a Har-B-Q. Tht proceeds. was very good. November 11, at 8:UU I'. M. the X. F. C. will give another Bur-B There will be a ham given away as a prize to the. oik- .who gets the lucky ticket. Bingo and other games will be some of the other forms uj* attractions and i*musonionts. 1 Stop! Look! Listen Tor furthet information- of live N. FVT'. Ban1J net Jt I m nigh t he: .eoluniiLs_.-o.f-.Xhi;> paper. . T On .Thursday night, Misses Bo-. _iiuic_utid Hammonds jointly gave a 1lallowe.'en party in the ^school lUOiioriuin. Mr.''J. ('. Robinson of i!.?? <i.<.iiint?year class?w?n?lii ?;t prize-and .Master Rowan Smith of uu- thud grade won second prize in the. masquerade grand march. .Vliss J. L. Benjamin awarded the prizes to the winners.1 ]*Yiday, NovehMier 1, during the' assemhly period tin re was a rally anil the neat sum of $10.17 was raised. The Senior class reported $1.77); Juniors,. $1,.">(>; Soplrmores $1..10; Freshmen $1.0I>; sixth grade (JOc; tilth grade $1.10; -Ith gran. $1.00; third grade' 30c*; 2nd -grade -2TC-and-thtg Two first grades >1.20. The rally is continued uuJ! the goal is reached, alter which Jie grand total will be announced .hroiigh this paper, This rally is .'or the rebuilding of the fence to .nclo.se our athletie field "arid to ! uirchasc now "Togs" for our bus,et ball girls. The teachers a it'll t.'je lit'tU'U rtrq.o i .tiuiii uT th-'ir s tuur- ills- are > rking whoje-heartediy to mak.-lilt gieatcst ye-?i 4ir the his oi y of the? sehojil. The lieyiie to bo- pr-.-entod by the s uescribed by Harold Blackmail, pro siolent -of tire class as "sonie.hiirg -very dill'er-nt irum mod nU'itainrmnts given in school." i.t is scintillating with brilliancy. I'alent that has been selected has plenty pep, full of action and'pleas ng jo^sonalities. This entertain-me n't will ploMse any audience. Suitable for any age.* Watch for the 'date.? Friday, Noyemh.er 1, during the issembly poidool. Miss Campbell vuhiIs -elueryv- of., tlm oievotional o-x< ' ."rcises. The football game between Mayo High School, Burlington, S. C. and B. 11. S. was quite startling from dogijiiiing^tVFciTd. .. .Mayo scored in ,h< first quarto-r. ' After th."t d in have.awaken from a spell o: _ deep. they began t>> play ball. .Mo.-q?I')' the game?wit.*' played?m- tin1 renter of til.- Held. ? Mayo 1 l"jrh came expecting to haVe an overwhelming number of eores lint fail till to il<? j. s??. They triple throat of Mayo Hi baektit-hl men seemingly vvuiv in good prime, hut Coach < lillir.ln's "Gangs'lei s up part-litly wifr 'too well organizetl- . IVr Mavo to' liiako th mark. ] Credit to B. U. S. Gangsters jis j a .whole was very commendable | with llatelitl. quarter back guid- , ar.ee an.f Bedford. Bivers and Lit!v siq port made several threats. ; lHipne called in for Gray riirht . iiaI; ai d made .a gain of ::tt yttsy. Mayo lu Id them there for the Itit ( down and they returned 'to the s center of the field carrying thi [| ball to. tin UO yard line and fell!, fatal to R. H. S. Gangsters. The I ganio' eiuieTT 7-0 in favor of Mayo j Gangsters line-up: -p-.?Rj:?A. Lilly nml ('< Hons 1 _ R. (?'. John Barrint:ne\ . L. C7?S. Moore " * Tackle? The Manning Broth-rs Knds- Klino Shields and Herbert Grant Qujirter'rack -Gurtiss Bateiitf preached a wonderful sermon. After preaching a wonderful sermon*, he sang "I got a home in thi*1 Rev.'W^M^l'ims of Mt. Plea- ' sunt Baptist Church made asplendid talk how lovinpf?R v. CJallishaw W^s and how peaceful" lie is also. Mr. deny Fields of Center Hil^; Circuit made a splendid talk along the same lino. Mr- ajid Mrs. E. Davis motored to Columbia to see the ir two daught'- rs Saturday. They are at Booker T. Washington high school; and are delighted i in being there. *- They made their I class after going in late. 1 Misses Dftvist. s and Mis < IIat-Ue Mae, Jackson and Mis M. Pinckney f'onr Swansea. S. Was lnhsen from the Sunday School. Brother Fields is feeling somewhat better this morning. U H. H. - /Vugustus'Ketmody, ("apt. U. 11.?Tliunmi. I,illy F. H.,?Cray L. 11. -KaH Itcdfry (I. 3'hti "An" buys hud a mcelin il'i'l n If i mi nun i i theitf at (amp i'eu ilhui whitead on Noveinbt-r 7 through 11. The plan -to send in ;i uood report. Most id. th- teachers ol' tin- I il. S. faculty spent the week-en : heir i r- pectivc huini -^ iiiiutvly Mis.-es \ eulo and <hudon and- Mi WflKjin, Ciilliaiii w nt to. ttuj llOMKK rn(iti?).in I , MI. I> , ? x ? 1 IXJ 4w?4y->fn-Hl thy u eel: -r-ml at .hoim i)L.Florence; .\hss M. I4. (irc-**n a home '-in Oi anjLti'burjj;; Mi,Ss J-. I Heiijnmin accnntpanj' d Miss (Incl to jOranjri.'htirK for the* week-<n< l'riin i|>ai Ihrkson Vf Society llil Hill \vas a recent visitor'.to oli . i*!.ool to- si*i* Mr. I). Wright 01 o.tiu Very important Inisiijess. ?Seemingly?vht? "rXjp1-* nn-Ti HT wry. eluse-ly <-ri*anin this con lUinity. and alt. nearby place*. M ' . -laim- MeKnitrht. pnncij.a ?t Hethiuie and two of h;s teach ers wire popJc-dlers Sunday at ih homo'of Mr. and Mrs. LvW'nyrh Mrs. TJ If Mct^ioen was at he home l'ur the Aveek-endi SJie- i machine in th<- \> .itlei II mh Sehou llar.tsvflle for her Inotiiir who i -ice upli rating- from a Te?-?-nt -'ajr :a tion. - ' ?M1 -?' -I'm l'..i. ag-- lb e-air :-lauuhLers Shadie. Sarah KraiKt and '.Mae Ji.'i'ic* w-.re Sunday 'evert nig- guests of Mr. and Mrs. '.lain-*: il'Mft*. ??;?r~ ~T~. .... _ 7 All the- teachers are on the jo' his morning and reported havinj spent a very enjoyable week-err nonie with relative- and friends. MINTl k.v (JkOVMS S( HO()l, ' ^Iinturn {Jrove had 4 'very .jf-o penintr Monday* (JcU.Ih r 21 wit sijudcuti.. -putrxm.-. apd-l'aoHitjj-Th IJat r <'11 s xrrrTtod Uh- _<ij.L and nej menihdrs of the laculty with man ini 1 s and < ncourajfiny: words hp| Inn:'for theni;a successful torn 1'iih (dd member- of tin- l'aculty yi Very tflad to have with the in thi <- 1111. Mi.-s MZelia 1 >;iTli~ ; ;'rml late of Mayo Hijth School; JJis Funic. L. Quick, irraduate Bro'wr inty Home,. Camden, S. and resident of .Hamlet, N. and'Mi's U< -a Francos Melntchbn of Kinn dree-,5 trraduate Avery Jnsi it nt? I 'hartosT^nr S. Tin* school is very proud of.it progress. .We'arc aide to use a no tiler teacher this term? Mis A let 'utchor-i i rr-hirs vtiiiTg < "" uf'" t fi heprinyers; fMiss - Campbell, firs urade; Miss Palmer.advanced- 1> tvii'li-!?Mis'- Dani-Is second'"(trade Miss Bet Ilea, third and fouit trades: .Miss . Ouick. Home F.e?to unties and Kev. H. II. Herriotti i.nd- Miss t^uick, fifth, sixth sev titlf and *inhth uradesv" "also th iliyh School Departim nt. Krv-. HeArJptfo .lf=:t Wedhesda numiua; tut Sumter. S. (\. vvhci-4?w-i-U?attend?14-?annual?*. <?;> l\-i 'til1 . 11 iii';u li rs w ish FiTTi! sue ^ roid' co. ru. schooi. I' s*? i iV.-tnn-* C. - Avil'niTn^. tt aij ! r1 'dad e n of Columbia. spent las ok-eiid on tin* Campus, gue.-t. f I'rof. .1. S. Shanklin Th* Parent. ami To chefs AsSo iiytioti liirt Kri y aft mo a oi he' Ca: pus. The reX.t meet in*, vj 11 be* at tho hem".-of Sirs. John son. ? . I'i'i>f.'ss>d 'Shauklin anTp-on we: ~TTT"oIumhia Saturday o:i bu-iness Mr.-, Milium McMillan a;'u! i spent t.h'e .week 4 rvl over *f I'eni ohool_.wit,h I'rof. and Mr.-. Bviij by 1. Sir, Jacob Washington who ha been with thy school. for soon into has iror.o to Mi.iipi for an in elicit; stay. Mrsi_.t 'atherine-toyi!: ticcunrpa:: ed by Mi.-s s Poiothy. Dudley n. 'e: ni(.. (jH't n 'and Mrs. .\ 1 il ian Mc.Mfflhn ami--on. spent Satuid.i in t 'olumbia. _ ? UllV. A. W. HIM. M^CKKIJS IN I I.OKMNCr. S. c. TIV officers at. I cor/ivjrpti f 'I JIUTKV l'i!l|,lllM V lllllVII ;i!'- 11' iuifiim- over the wonderful i yhievi Hints areojn.plisluv! during' tin idmir.isti .itioH -of Rev. A. \V. 11i 1 fr*-|?astor.-- At tin- annual conlh.r. nee at: I t?.\<iness ni' iti:;:' M ;ast KriUiy night- Th* rep rts diowed that in Jhe linl m ial i! p i_t iHent of 'he efiuivh nioVi_ thai s I.OOo.no ha-l lav i: .raise ! and a full", nvi'i -4" l".i I'.ret program i'?' IThe auxihari- > fin.l raise. HoVe th. Il tfJ'JOO.OO. 1'he | 11:. 1 evi rv/salai ied <>;'fiivr> 1 hvp paid to ('ate: Spiritually the uiee?'ss had Ik ? n rvelous. In th'. 1 u :mnilhs .^if our pastor's a IiV.tw istiVtion. tie had added to th. -^ACK WILLIAMS^ DRUG STORE JACK WILLIAMS. Mer. Drugs, Ice Cream, Sodas _I Cigars. Cigarettes and Tobaccos. T'".h 2.165 Gervais St. Dial 921f David G. tilisor General Insu^anye Honest amT'e^cieVit atter^ tion given to all business placed with me? PHONE 571? ' '' Page S church ''Of] members' ad baptized ( hcivi h .s been covered, and th/*? entire church has been kalsomi/.ed jr and painted. The members luve tm 1 1 r ' I"" * 1 * clothes ainl a j?air of shbes, y I'KAK M:\vs _ I lilt- l.lliw- .1. .?!. I,, , | II III I II _ Sunday w. s .a sad y for h.?1,':. vie Sunday school opcird at i'ts usual.hour, with the . |>i. uii'i li-iu'luft s at tin ir p.ists. At I I ' l'i K v. (unnii.ghau) as" the . rostrum end preached N -il-soil] vtl(A'|Ug .>01 i'llOlA. 1 'I. Vt >u R-v. >,'?duin>" brought to 11 is aintu'T woiiu .-iTur metis age. i" Our heai VvdWr''- nne.ie to- rejoice n again. A ner.t little sum was collect'-;. We arg. all eX]*-cting Rev. . e" 1;. . < . t 'u:.mi |.-!i in bach. Aiu t- I-" Eva J{. Hoyd has i?< * n ill- for the p:At .10 Ttrhnths; last Sunday ?t. ' o:iU o'clock she passed ' to the J ..Teat hey*1 :.d. ' v She leaves a father," mother* li t sisters, h rot hers and a" host of 9 ' other relative's t-.nd friends to s iiioili'n lu r loss. Th';-whole cim:. ' munity was shocked to hear of her s tenth, ttrts oUV loss hut heaven's ' gain.-.Sr p oh . my * dear sister, /h-.'|r ! : htnl:.. v..we 1: ' " dp iJr. E. A. - Adams, Rev, R. "i, Vo.aji^ / Re.. .1. Sl? M.vrtin i ssist'-d ('wnnin'.'ham with the? Tiay*dn'y? - . b!" * tf ARM^s TE.MI'LE.A. M. E. d , ' ' i I Ih'V. It. I. Lemon, l'astor I (iVechvil'c, S> Sunday S. *> open*' 1 at.l-1 ") A. >1.1 with officers . and tea hers iip-fdaee. Tho lesson ' whs thoroughly taught by classes, \ Al t'-r the study' uf^tlte lesson fry _ * I cTa.-ws we-listened to a review by ^I^T~lT^r~ATTnTii.<. our Stmd.iy'S. ' i? growing.in every way.. .The reuuyks l^v the pastor. Rev. I-emon 1 and M is.. Calhoun were enjoyed ^ byt.H'. - . ... .. ,s . Morning service began at 11:45 ? ~~V. M. *1 lu- chon- furnished excel- 7 > lent music iii k' ping with the day. . The' pastor's text was found Jer. 7:2.';. He uso for his subject, "0- * h -drone* "to Cml and its results." This strong and powerful message ' wa.-J""Ti!lo<i with th1* spirit, The spiritual tide ran high throughout ? the iVi.os.i go. He really preached l* in a very touching manner. We If to the church. She was made ' welconv- after the usual services A. ?over?The ' Hoiy?union .' vvas given to a large number. The ? eongreg tion was, wry large. - ' . ^ The A- T. K." League met at ..Vlock with a large attendance. A very interesting play was renv ! real' try some children from Sulivan Street School under thv. di^ et iin *rf M j s. liattie IT Fladger. 'T'u- ; I:iv \\:i- tl;.-" "Harntd'- of the H _ih t-11 i. r. i.?ved?bv^?~ :* ail. A 7**:<? I'. ."VI.. the pastor again rougit .1 strong ,jiuss..ge. His ext. was found St. John 10:10. He used for his .ul.jj.vt 1"Lkes ~ illed full, the .Mission of Jesus." t fhe j.ast.-r ph ac.h-'-U an excellent s -si rinofi. w hich was enjoyed, by all y T4?<>-rt wi.o did not commune were . / I ;rivc!i a:: op|)??riunity u> mj. >> t ; I had several present. ani^T .them * v-.re Mrs. Rd> t Younjj, Airs. Mer it and Mh* Pud-.' NYi- at t; "s?>rry to announce that i V < ;t ( ha'pn.an is ill ill the ... NY. Li. S. If spiral. NYe hope how >oon >he. .will b?* .'.hie to be out af1' Tain.. * NYe. . re' also sorry to announce that Mis. AJdie Mill- r is on our ~ -id; Ii-1. NY'e _\vi?h for her a spec- - . dy recovery. . pTT Let lis J? Do Your The Palmetto leader > ' ' JK? i That Good'Feelingf after Black-Draught has relieved constipation. ^ , TTinncnnric: nf mnn anH nmmiin r avoid loss of time at work from sickness bv wat.chinr t.hpir hpalth and taking Black-Draught at the first sign of constipation. Ordinary errors in eating may interfere with~natural regularity of the boyels. A dose or two of J Black-Draught will make them ! L active again. It ia ft ?. M reliable, purely?.vege1 v table laxative, SO _ ift. mal^ bocaU? , v of "that good feel- * * .7 3* ****" wWc^ lts thorns' ough action bring*. Sold In 2Sc packagM ( a ... .kid