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.? f Saturday, November 16, 1935 CbAFMN'HELD TO HCOKK1.KSS 11II BY BENEDICT ) Field Goal Ruled No Good Coluinbia, Nov, 'J? The (.'Ullin Panfptffe^ind the Ben i diet I'i i?'is pj^tyeiffa Tiard foilgtvt game, which ended yi 0-0, decision, before a large crowd here* this afternoon. . " After a series of forward passes, J which placed the ball in scoring j position, Willis, big Claflin full- ' back; Klirpi'I^dil?Benedict dTTTT caught the officials napping-, when . he dropped bads and booted a do yard field goal from a difficult angle in the .closing .seconds of the game." After a debate among the afticials t)ie score was ruled out. * Claflir), whose- goal has not been crossed this year~out played Benedict and made 12 first .-downs, while their opponents were allowed two. Costly fu,mbles an 1 tin---timely penalties aided the hard fighting Tigers check the numerous Panther drives. For three per iods of the game Claflin kept iu_ Benedict's territory, but were stop ped in the shadow of the goal g posts.' s Benedict threatened only once in the game, when they toofs a&ynntage of a blocked punt deep' ifi damn's territory ami by means of a foi \var<^ j-a s advanced to the 13 , i'aid stripe and were held for. downs. , - The "crowd was thrilled by tire well executed reVei ses and laterals, which netted several long Rains for Coach BellV boys. Alone; with * .? the remarkable kick from place:? nientWillie, the most outstand? iitR feature of the Rume was the brilliant -puiitinR of Dean of Bene? dirty wild poi ott several Ioiir kicks from bis -own end zone. FIN LEY III ULl'E JACKETS , . ' T() lfATTI.E STKKI.INO III TKiEKS BY. Timothy J. Johnson r Cluster, Nov. The old power center city is lo kinu forward t.b the biR home eomini'- flash to hiplayed on the Chester Co. Fair f Hi Blue Jackets and the miRhty SterlinR Hi TiReis from the Textile city, tifvenville, 21at II o'clock. Coach I.enkart from. ille I / will brinR his TiRers ovorrvith the muMiuon or wnipping the Knlioy,, .Hi Blue Jackets. The Blue Jackets aTt? nSndcfeaTed for thro years.: This expects to be a real panic. ! All the fans frem Finley Hi grades 1 >111 be on hand that-day fTfyHl tDF their old Alma Mater. 'J Many social affairs will- help! ?. . you stay in the powet center city *' very rare that day. MAIM.BOKO CO. TU. SrilMOT/ AND BKNNKTTSVII.I.K III St IIOOl, XKWH. __________ , .'j.',',; ? Rennet tsviljc. S. C. Tlie^i-I "s>-cs are rivarltn? again in thy drive and hitv'1 awaken with .. new" deternvinalion.' The lower class*. - ?;e working with as nineii if not in .e '/. .aI at-I interest is the higher one.-. Candy selling, int.resting program audi many other pi ofnabl: p,nj et^ are in action. > Howdy! T'olkv.! itowdy! T is i- . the Senior els ^making fmm j Statijn BUS, *lofmn""!iigf!,?Nov. til, you?with a?" '! i .kh at?Uet'lUn There ha]*pui to be an a.- .-k tr.nt J ~ FWfrli..-h I \i' i "73.. i- 11 lu. ?u.> m++4 ds-f in the person of Mr. \V. B. of Bani berg, S. C.? ? pv Mr. K. Sbicll- js 'briny ing spring in .November; lie is 'pt ..hi: g| *a straw bat daily. Mr. Hainld It! ekiilt'iii is r.mniiL' I the best nupinti'i- ii ihe seiii i class. ? . ! I There is a very important voting | ni n in tlie class, Ik* caul g. t , his studi* s because he is too busy engaged Tfrrunning errands and attending to sPvial affairs. Look out seniors l'in telling- all 1 know. Singing oil' until next week. Miss Veia Stul'bs; via sC i epn tux On Monday right, XbvTiiii'Cr 25.' liK15, ft S-:00 p.. m. in tee school auditorium there will be a pre, Thanksgiving pro nam by the r "two first gran.' classe s .-.ponsore I , by Misses Cooke and linker. You can't afford to miss; the. tots, are going tmjnyj^uMenr^rrT ] tr, ;t Ct^?????--nrn-~oTrrd. j\-i. tin 111 . your support. The chapel exercises la-l week wer conducted ' l?y Miss IV F. Veale our Matheniatic teacher. " The Basket hall Kills g' ve an en tertainnient Monday night, N> v 4^?lti.'M,?sponsored by?Co.ieli?B-+? mar. Mrs. Rebecca Coleman -flVclgiV >0 graduate of the class of of B ? ?it S.'V?is a i fert visitor. Wer ai c always tooi'in ,.. 1 to li.vc mn former students an J graduates to ; call in to visit tin Ma.-si s, Mrs." C. D. Wri-iht and sons. C | D? Jr, Thomas and. Alonzo, i lso Misses Baker and' Johnson were , th dinner- guests en Sunday, Nov. j 1U, 1 y;J5, at the home ol Air. and Mis. Isaiah Malloy, 71'.) VVoo.I row St. My! what a dinner.' The dinner consisted of nt'st pork wit.'n brown gravy, rivof .cabbage, mac a- 1 roni pic, white pr tato . sala i. bread and eocoanut layer il k.-. .The high -chool ?U)?:> Imer.t sta der.ts aie beginning to . ie,c?>*t^ from their first monlhly lest.- Itwas a tough game for .-onr i f l'u> , pupils. Now that til > test > ? a ft. ' history and some' ;} . .? - riI tiheir report ear 's, their heai ts are beating normal again. The BennL-ltsville <ia.igsti rs ' 1?will piny t ho HnlJpi-. tljtfh school team of Hartsvllle, S. th; Nov. 11, lth{.r) which is Armistice hi y. There will be an Arfvrisllce pr..gvarh in. t ac siihobl 1 aihlitoriiTTT" 1^. and at night the N. K. C. bhys will have a Bar-B-Q. I , In the nfar fu to re there will be / given in the school auditorium, a I week's carniv'al. Watch for the r "\ CALIfOl X XKWS Sunday was a Very pleasant day in Calhoun and Everyone enjoyed the services at Abel. Rev. I. VV. Biiks, rue i? stor, was at his bcU. To ay was. pastors-day. A sum of $30.54 \Vas? realized. iSun * tlay i.ipht, M r.<_^ Willard Owens ' pi cached a wonderful setmon. Mrs.,. Bessie Sullivan, Mr. and Mis, Be 11' v III'- 1 ji r.Mivillu?. visitors ;it Abvl Church Sunday. Thy Bazaar sponsoi -d by the Ladi.s^ Auxiliary during tihe week prove l a g-re?C sttreess. We sympathize With Mrs. Geneva Rcid who had the misfortune of lo-ing her purse end the contents | within.' _ ' Mr. and Mrs. J. C. .Jones had as their "dinner guests Sunday. Rev. J. W B.cks, Mr. and .Mrs. Edward Birson an.! Mr. Reed Jones. Miss Louise Ihipivt; celebrated lien H?th birthday Friday night. A number of youn? friends helped h. r to enjoy the occasion. She ivceive.l many useful gifts. Rev. I). ('.'Brown h. s a new car We all hope to git a ride in it stain. .vir. Koboit Shaw of C linton was a-.wt ek-euj visitor with parents. It will be of great interest to ! the people to know that Mr. Willie Butler, ,<011 ol'^lr. ? and' Mrs. --1-fUr: i 011 Bath r. Was happily in1 ri' I Ll>?Miss?Katlialine Austin?of New Light Saturday. Mrs. Janic 11. Reese .and Mrs. .Carrie Gri* r visited Mrs. _M. J. Whi.lt Sunday afternoon We m e glad to have in our Xioinm unity Mr. and Mrs. Raul HouV Liott?_ ?? : ??:? j The GoJ.len \*iew Auxiliary filet at the home of Mrs. Viola \fil--1 liains, at lk;il)._l?- ' ?-v '. "CONKK <<H NTY TRAINING SCHOOL S i a. S. ('.. November 12th?? Quite a number of stud , tits ttended the Anderson County Fair last uuk. The Ro'.vs played J'01/t'>af! w it h. JRve i Street High School last Fri ;iv. Ti s being tit if_Jj.!_si. cam th y ware un.'"ivi'il t r. m the beg.in.Vig. The0 giylie vva.- Weil' by Rei d S'rivet.4 * . 1 The teachers attending the Fair .. Mit..:, a will; ttyniuii. .Owens. Mrs. ThonuLt... M -:V: Finl.y. Code ;.n.l Williams. Miss *Mitchi'l! spent (lit' iweiken ! with Miss EtTmonia itiifinsoi). j Misso- Bynnin arid Williams p i t t:':t> . w eek-i nd-with Miss hawing siniu'a vuv pl.? ant week. [ ' Ttm )nak.: .preparation for the County Fair. i The sponsors are planning, u hi ami h'air. fh-i i < Robii son, a number oi the Senior e]ass is in school gf, U i a Ihw days of iiiinss. 'Pit; .Mock Faculty .by the Sth 'Ui ade- * la. s was postponed to a* ; i-ter ilat1'. Miss Wa-hiiigt.on j? sponsor. *h-~A few we'eks ago a I'relimii.t ry IP clamUtion Contest w..s he! , by the Dramatic CI. h. Names will he published iuxt week. ' .vrr; ' KInl y. royally entertain: ;: "the 'Ai rora" Club lr st Tuesday -4-hi4d. Mi. .1. C. IVek- of St .;cca Jr. C.ldlege wh.s visiting' g.. st. Mi > ! '. Williams won prir.e in "IV Contest. dates through We' eolumiv ofT-ho I'ainu Ito I.c.al. r. _i_ 1 ; Ihiinrtt witte- Nhs Ileum Us\i'lli. in civ i I' the "carden spots" of America. It boast of sol.;, of live nlost out-tainting, nun atnl women i< aders, in America. When y<>u aio pK sure seeking no .want teal r- creation go to the I'aUace Theatre wheie you an -alv. "ys .;.:.n y real good high class shows. Tin- managers ai'v, ti.e ( rosiaud Hrotlnrs an.I then1 : . .. -n . -y t.... ,??vr -f b ..d MMv'l, .Wl>> V lUMitilll. If you arc* in net d of real ehnI i - i I?a '' I dmiisl jii-t p." to Dr. Lawrence MeCedluin. When in ik'OiI of a physician it.'st call mi ])r. Walter dlanna dis eases of Women and children, a specialty. .11 your l'liinitiiie need to he ><o.l l > tlie hospital hin ily^-rTm lor .Mr. Klnio Suifd>s^-a+^T'jjuaiunt. you i am]sjt--tttTTit fioin new al'ter 4tt^-rrTuTns it to you. Hennettsville boast of two leading l.'nd.rlakiivr eslt hlishments. When the death aiijtel \ is its your.. c/ii)e and calls one t.> his last home sev Messrs J. W. II. Mollis or the It. V.'l'owi- K.-tate in chance of Mr. ID lujfiiii and tlury?cau. till vour need- an.; s.it your po*k.t-book. Alissc Ituth (uuiiat -ii ?i-h Thelma Speiis teaches in l.,u Clu. ^eliuol wcie at home with relative is and lrieii-.s for the' Week-en.;. ' ..Mr. 1. roy lttun.a, a teach or trr . to Me t all .In.?II nth?spent?the weck-enu wnn nis puiL-ius, and Mrs. llanna on Marshall St. ' If you are contemplating on buildinu a home and want real hi^h 'class carpenters call fo'i Messrs. lsal:dr- Malloy, Alonzu Hlockmon, Sr. Jlims. (iiuic, Dan Luther Johnson; for bricklayers see Messrs. t'hus. Reese, Pic ice Reese anj J. \\\ 11. Morris and P. L. TladJy, K:f. Johnson and James K nijfht. Wlu n you are in .need of i teal high class barber see Messrs. C 1). .Mii'i.|luni,?I)onjild;\(irace, Tha<l d lis William<'e\ audi ' Shakespeare M. '/. al 'y. andf^MftM" Willianfn. You can't affofiF tfe not have your clothts diy cleaned an<l press ed and I am suiv to k t this~JToiK ri^ht you will corlainly have to call, on Messrs K. S. Shiells, Sr. end Peter Harrison. 'Miss Mayme Croshttrl is sub,MtTiitinj? for Mrs. T. B. MrQucen | wTnle she is out oTThe city sabsfi-~ tutin&yjTor. her' fnotin r in Butler High, HartSville, s. C. We are hoping that her mother Will soon be able to resume her I' work. . * ... ' . , 1 r?TaW / I the .$ ta >?. a i ^ Bv ? ? r NOTE: Your question answt a dipping of this column is ench reply, send a quarter (25c) an< velope for my New Astrology . mail free advice' on three (3) c DirUidate, and correct address I u> ABBE WALLACE, care of T Assembly Street* Columbia. Sou " SI'ec i aT7 notice:?In s Wallace, be sure to send your 1 and the year you were born, i mg. _ K. I). I).?IMease advise me what to do about this man. ' What is his idea for doing like j j. '1t' 's i* ' Ans.: This man is trying everv way possible to get out of TAKING CARE OF HIS CHILD, If you'll write to the firm which lie is eonneeu il with 1 believe you'll be successful in getting support for this child and will get this matter cleared up. T * *. * * 11. \V. M.?Last week I had (he must emharassinir thine """happen and I would like |7T know if I can clear it up? Aiis.: It waji enibarassing to vdur trill friend as well -as . you when ^vou met 111 front of a night | eluli last week. She goes there of ten so. make it a point to see her Miere S'liie other nip-lit ?"'! APOT (KiIZK to her. Act jight ahout this matter and she'll start.trivintr eou dates attain. ; ' '*'*** M. H. E.?W ill i marry the hoy that asked me to wait on him? How lontr will 1 have to wait? Ans.: If you expect* to marry him you'll have to wait FOREVER. This fellow that you left in INDIAN' A jgave .up your friendship long ago, and you should have realized when l^e" stopped- writing to you tm he was THROUGH; You'll find someone later on that will he MUCH EASIER, TO' LOVE than 'A. L. II.?Will I find me a ^-husband that I can love? Ans.: You'll nev?tr_-fmd -a?man 'hat you can lovi as much as you !o your husl/and. for he is truly the man for you. Yc.u won't be with nit him lolly; for it is my fill pros-. "ion that You'll make a trip to MISSISSIPPI shortly to see him. I ;r * * * X). P. S.?Which of I ho two things I have been thinking about will I have the most success in? A lis.: If you choose the boy friend I'm afraid you'll be sadly, lisapoihtod and will regret it? You'll have ft lot- more success if "oit'll accept the position which you have been ottered- That will bo'x rood start?fm?vhi in the Bt'ftf~ -XKSS - WQRETh? (1.IN ION XKWS . Rock Hill The Masons and caV > at. r- are getting oil limy with the new stone -building -.aid we hope to get in it early"in; I)ect niln-r Presiding Elder >Mu(block is for mar of the Woodward an.! is (id ing a tine job. Messrs Bi&ddoek and James Ilavyk are 't]i<v ^tom* Masons. This will be- the- "inly Xegio building in the ,State* when ompletid. Tin* C'onioi* Stone ?villbe. lai 1 on the. Nth of Deci'tiibml by Ma-iiik of York i-nd ('In'stir ('mm lies. " The South O relina Conference v\*i 11 com one at the Mt. Olivet A. M. E. Zion Church, city; beginning Nov. 12-17 with Bishop J. \V. M.'H tin presiding.. Tu.-.s iay al_. noon th'1 Missionary Ludhs will hsVve their i eports" and program Tuisd.'y night with Mrs. Abbit C. JaCkson sr^T vising. Thursday night there will be an Educational Drive. An ^durational program wilj be - pi us en tod by the Clinton College students wjth Prof. C. T. Hinton directing. Saturday tieYouth's Council will meet. i i? Hoirt, E"ononii- 'chiss i sponsoring k Gingham Diess Ccru" UoU. in Oir f .I'lli r.i .a:,.'inn i.mi, . lcr the supei > isio.n of the Home Econonjics tepch> r Mrs. Bowser. The girl - wearing . t he?' prettiest JL ?ss will he g'viMi matmial for n dress, and the one raising the high est amount of money ever $2.00 will be given ;i valuable prize. A program will bi? rendered alor.g with the Content. Special niusi cal selections will be given by .Mis Pompey aivj Professo* E. II. Kyu\ tuiJ.A._L. Stanback. Don't miss this affair. The funds rai^l i*l will go f<<r the benifit of tlflFl * olld.3... Mrs. Bower is very t c- . tive, and has the love and eoppre- I ation of all the girls. Prof. E. II. Kyer dro.ve P.esi- j tktrfr ?KHanBttejk?to? Be nnet/sviller { S. 0. Tuesday. Nov. 5, wh?'re he j spent the night on Masonic busiirc st?. Dean S\vinton motored to Coluin | bia, turday to represent the President at a' meeting 'held in the office of the Board of E.Uiea'tion. He reports a successful trip. Msis Pompey. and Pa of. Turner spent tilie' Week-end at home in Columbia and Charlotte, N. C. Professors A. L. SVnhack and E. H. Kyer speht the week-end at l<ivipj*stone and A" and T Colli go.s. The j latter sii'.iool had *a home-coming fdr all graduates. Miss Helen Ruth'Shell spent the ii ? t HK -MAixMKSTO- LKADKK ;red in this paper ONLY when used in your letter. For private J a self-addressed, stamped enReading, ajid_receive by return luestions. Sign your full name, to all letters. Address all mail HE PALMETTO LEADER, 1310 th Carolina. ending in questions to Prof, full name, the date, the month n order to get a correct readM. (1.?I am thinking of bifV imr. u home. What do - you think about it? Ans.j Since you arc planning seriously on buying a home I Would advise you to move from there? You cair find a nnich more suilable location at a more reasonable price. * * * B. B. R?Why don't I hear from my friend any more? Anji,: T. is', was offfc very much in love with you but he doesn't want 10 marry you now which is the reason he won't let you know where he is- lle-'s afraid yoii'il force him into it. A i if?' ' # II. I..?What does the future hold in store, for me and my husband? Will we have anv success? Ans.: In the future you and your husl/and will be rewarded for -the ' saving?antf?mi imping?\ uu have done during your married life?-It?wiHtre'ln yon 'tn ;mcetf?d in buying the I.ITT1.K IIO.MK you have planned. # * ii + W. W.?Please tell me why this ytjuiig-iady acts so futiny with mi' siimi'limmi'' I done anything to her. Ans.: It isn't what you have done, hut what she THINKS YOl* WILL DO. This girl that stays in rather shj\ and when you are in the house with her AI.ONK She's afraid yoifll do something : out ot the. way. . * * * * I L. II?Will I yet what was nromisetTto me.and-when? Ans.: Your boy friend has a nice lit'le present alnady picked c.ut for you, but h". Ivasn't been able to PAY ANYTHING ON IT yet?It will be at least Christmas bet Cu e he get it out. *" * ~ * * * L. T.?Will I ever he ,'n any better h?aUh or regain my strength? Ans.: "MF.DICAL AID will ,J. wonders lor your health After you begin to regain your?health an?i get ?t longer. the ;-ti>. neth w ill t ' me back to YOl'-K H:K(rS and .vm :.Wiirhtrol.lo to walk agaiu. and Mrs,^CVl...Sh w. . - Miss Pole, Ho. Iware spent th w. k-< t:d with family ii| Fort Mill M iss lh aula-It Nwiptiier left Clin day for; hut" hoin<> in itmire on tl;.? account of illness.' We wisl for her a speedy I'ecoveiy, as.tr.;st she will soon return. Sh*. was ' acOi nt|< nicd hy Miss AJoxand. r .and .Miss Howze. ' 4 The ciitire'stu'.eiil hod'y witnos , e<l the .game played on the field ?Ftl'sday?Hetwei n Clinton Lionyr a.it 1 Finley High Itlue Jack<:ts. We Wt I'l very pnnul In h:ivo tied L' < sroiv. si net* tio school lias been ' l?)it ? win 'over, ot lie with Finle,y 11 itfh iiv about iwo ycars^-i, Quite a number .-aw the yamFri.'ay 'betWe.i n Friendship Oollcg ami t.lie All-Slui of Rock Hill. Ti , game ei'v/ed U-0. Mrs. Brooks of ("ohm : iting tille campus today to s? a her two -ons, .Charlie and William. BisHOPMi.i.i: m:\vs. The Dennis Hi school under tin -suporvisioiumf Prof. (J. C. Attrahani is progressing nicely with itwork. The enredbwrt to ihen- ^ 5T7. With the cooperation' (rf eight ^rachtl's. this TTaniber <jf' students makes conditions <uite congested. A11 classes Jiave?been?organi/. 7t and busy working' toward the success of "The Thanksgiving Rally." The Lu* County Teacher* Association held its first meeting Saturday N'o\vl? at Dennis Hi school, which was largely attended. Interesting remarks were given containing valuable information W our supervisor Mrs. Mattie Fishei and the president of the organization Prof. Abraham. - ,, A beautiful cottage has been erected near the. school forr^ the principal and-his co-Workers.' _ Many thanks to Mr. .and Mrs. Jack Baskin for having entertained the teachers so. royally on last Friday evening. ?The many?fi iends?of?ttrr?city are especially pleased to have Rev. A. P. Moore return as pastor of New Bethel A. M. E. church. Mi ss Barbara Burton was called home on accountduL the death of her mother, Mrs Mahala Burton. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Abraham appreciate the hospitality shown to them by Mr. and Mrs. Engine during the past week. ,Mrs.1 Sara Abraham and Miss Artnie B. Martin motored to Sumter Sunday afternoon to take her FJtlKNDSHII' < OI.I.KtiK Kooj( Hill -All's K(?iKr well a mmd IIH* fiini|)us nfV.ilil K. ('. a: tlu> .t'urk. y soason .iiaus i.iai . On Sunday, No'v. 1 Ijjif) j^iou| No. of tin Ti iunu ulai Popular ity < oiiti st, of tdio Junior Norma and Fivslunun < lassos {javo a \om inttoosttiiiti! pi'iriam iii I Lad I140 auditorium. i uAcsuay ;hk'h, Nov. l, the fatuity, sti; lent, and J'i:ien.i,< uf-Flitiu ' ship ( v?lhail" the" pleasure ?, hearing the Heavenly Go.-yr^ Siiij _ urs <?1 Detroit,?Mie h. TA iKstnbv! of new sonjjs were hetuftl. * 1'ra.v meetrJifr wa> lv, } ! VVVdtn.s ?. y n>ni.t (a* usualt d'oj lowed by Uu- Cjl"e Tlrni .-ilaV jji*htj^t 11ieiidshi j ( ; lk'ue D/aiimtw-.jv^'iety,'. had I tjajfynn'efiiu', Mni'sVat-s *?>1 impor j tanee w SCtlS?L\hJ I Oi> l?j iday,,v vetiin'flfV at. s o'oloel the , tin - KH^idvivip, tiollegv 1 n-atfuirt'u- So 1 eiety hot o'lr^tlie-way. Tlu- aff.iij I was . Wq-y?'iihiqqi' of it.* ikiiAl. .J I eluhtiit'liT; pi yei ana. was roll ud eil Thy Vpeakor of the 'evening wa; HevV4vo0ifikt.lv, wv.o some in t> resting T-aets along eduealioi.a lines. -After the progium tlu Kuesb. retiri-d to the dining hall wh it'll was beautifully deeotaU , '"in pea --green and pink. Kel re.-li iiuiils \w served. ~ ...\liv Koljeit FT bee President oi the Soeiity acted ; ? toast-mat lei Friday, Nov. F, .tin Frieiidshil Tigeis" went to battle with tli. til a O - ) II III u u ?uii ?. i nwi i\ i tin. puiin .if t.u |)llj''i-s ul' the" -All-Slip^ wc.D Pickytt. Stanback. 'Flirmi.' N.wintun, Abel, I lagan, Mocks am olh.rS. The life up for the "Tig or-" u4 s the same with the cXcJp tioti of Coach Hill who "doii" hh uniform 'attain tu b ad his train m to victory. Score ft-ti. Watch ti e IJeftder lor old F. ("s _ NVws. - ; WINNMJOKO NlvWS Rev. and .Mrs. B. <'*. t'unninghau " .Mi. and .Mrs. S A .Moore ;fi r " a' mc'nu' those who i -Mended' the A A " ! . t'onl cience fii t duiiiMa lawe k, yes, Rev. and .Mrs. W. (? Otvens. .Tip*,15. V. P. C.-of St. Paul i n f. lj bloom Division Nc, 1 is "ii ?tharge of Mr. Chare.s I.e.vy; No 2 has MiVs. K. R. ClinkscaleK as it: , captain aid No. .'t is.presided u\.i bv Mi<s I. 1.. Smith. . Prof. F K Mcintosh, t e Pres. tvs great things in store fon tin _ .rg-ni.i/,1 irii. ; News i cached the- ruporter tha' Mi.-s Daisy Mae Hall and Mr. .lo.-v ph MrTiowi li w re united in t^, llxdr-boi j of wedlock last blaster AVe wish V'e happy young pail smooth .( .l.ng ? ver tbe sc.i of life 7 .'i'liLy a both ,cd'.aduau*s . u: Fairfield t'o.nty 'Paining Sclulo in _D.. < '. e completed the higl school eutii: - in Gastonia, N. i).!. ir 11...".'": "L-. ".."...i i.. ,, , i I l i I . l 'a > . .1 i\i \ cinw i< i~ ui 11 ? i half, P.illline, the wonder ei' 1 ?-?'< quests in our town"- this wvek Phiy woihipr.d with tin* saint, t St, Paul Baptist Church Sun ay mm nin-j;- in 1 wore- . pa1 taker: >f the Holy Sacrament. Suiuk.j s nintr found th.m wit/i thi' .A AI. K. Zions for xer\ices. Prof l\c.\ s in Ale t imely, .-a. a css. s ai Pot rv* churches. 5 Al-iiiilay lot;:., tlieai. at tin . puli F2 -I' I "I _ . til Plot. .-pokt - A i nn i >:ty arj n<h- i ui' with a"-nenioprtration by "Paul ?ui ." 'I'l i ^ -i>v>~e?\V s?parked?u i IIIIO.^I. Ill the "eveninir L ' 'tugc crowd we < lit to witness ill nio-t W'n'it i l'ul I'rotrr.iiir of it: iiiul that we have known: Prof. K. K. Mcintosh* acconipar ITrr-rMir-.-es H. I,. Sniiih ar.d P ('. ('IrnkscaK s. motorm!' to. Chest : - l itst Sm day > I t"t n ion. j. They report quite air rnjoyabh Hip. I'e\. K. A. Mtirphv el Pideewa\ till.H tin pulpit for P v. ,1.. M 4$itiuva?bu4. Sunday .ove?u.iu?-. Hi !i:i ssnge was ' iijcyiM .ny an wr, - 'It-It ?It III. ? : Mtvsrs Kddi<- (iilinnre,- Kd.lie I, Richmond . i.;l (i; I.owry. <>t" Rink Hill, S*. C. it'o'- t fil down last Stir lay, Hh? triu -Is of .di\ .John ,May< m I family. \\\- via :-t- d'elle'ltU-d i.. j?;ivr la<: Prin<*i!?: 1 Brinvn and his -singers "Yoni Hi aim i d, Sundayof Ja-J ive*. k. who ronilerH a \; i v imef 'sting musical ni oerain at Calvary Pnshyterian C urch, Prof. Young . - really. - _n n- j a her. *** M Alll.BOKO CO. TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. -i'l. i ,1'irsl ,u,;;jlar meeting of tin Marlboro County TeacheTs' Asso: at"'Colmty' Training svhool. The meeting was largely attend ed with enthusiasm from hegin -ning to end. l im innre meet ine was given to timely expressionfrom teachers, introducing and welcoming hew teachers and-el c tioiv of new officials to sfrveMin , .ensuing 'school term. Along witl the election, various committees were appointed to serve also. This to three groups Primary, Inter mediate and High School. The di? mm.. ti,rt? ..it vision was made that all may share discussions.. ?. -Just hero our competent supervisor. Miss Boulah E. Graham spoke of the unique formal-opening of Clio- graded school, undei the direction rof Profj Hubert \V Anderson and hi-< ifiy-wnrki-r- ask ing that other schools Use Clio a> a pattern and do the same. While stan ling >hc told of the excellent wr'rk done in the Count> the past term: naming MeC-^lJI> school as one for an example, wh< had so successfully won the beau titration certificate awarded b\ the Slate?ufnorabv of Ivemtt-iPeat ion at the same time presenting IX itr McColl school thru their pritiyipa Mr. I>aSaine. Our next meetingJft iU consist o group discussions and paving As suciHtlon dues. , ? I I k . * *... ? ' =r s' (i(H'RI)lMi ClKCl IT NKWS r - ' j R?*v. I{. \. iSrown, 1'a.stor < Sunday school opened at "the U^-J ual hour Avith Sujit.. F. p au i ttuel.t rs at post-. iThe less? n was la-ant:fully taught and 1 revioSved by th'o Supt. ' Rev. Juhn 'Kelly ?p.vuaiiljrrF_ the - tiu'?rnintc> .m nnun fioln Acts 1:15. viiC'hL'il?a i ..i !n11u at | Jerusalem; it was on.t?ryi d by all. . Sunday hein.jp the first Sunday /at Bethel, Ke.v.,U. A. Brown delivered a wonderful m i inon. *Th?-attondaiTrc. wa> tai jfe. We are. yrlad lu> }i;^'r hiin.dnick on tin* Ootirdine XTrouit. * '* r?;? Cjue.?t on Wed'fic-olav nivrht , of Mr.'.and Mf'-! .bunt- Barr. .'Mr. W. M. - Brown*of I.anes. Guests on Thursday- nijrht and Friday j?f Mr. lames, and .Mr.-. F.Nen .Barr. Mr. St* in Hair of K innstree Messrs. Lincoln, fain. Walter and Bennie CfV (ei and Fr.tdi.e lVuderyrrass of Ki.rrfcsUee. Oh. how they did enjoy a lovely nieht and day. On la'-t Thursday Mrs. Marian Barr and "elyildicn left for Buffalo: N. V. Oil Friday Mr. By num. one of our members departed th'i- life.. Funeral services Sat urday p . in.. Rev...!< e "1 lavife officiating. He leaves tit nipurn his los> a wife. oin- - i: mid ' i t f. _| '?LIj?.'i'ini;;iy. i.v .?i44i?m i'.'i I np'f vin-.l at Jerusalem. '.Teachers art: as follows! Mrs".* bai>\?-Scott of ' Kiiuistxi-.-; Mi-. KHetr.Y. liitir. of i.anc>; Miss- JJury hTeiiiinir .n't l* yiPirstiiv is icjy liiny the Maxwell 1 rpir 'MnV-.'Mi' T.1-. 1 I Maxwi-H, of 'CharU stun. JOHNSTON i:\NS. On Sunday ninr'ninir at Bethel 0. M. K. church the Rev.? M. M _ Davis lu-i-ii11i.-.l. 1 i;?i+,?f+u-absence of the. pastor- Rev A." ('. MeFarlin. Sum lay' school enlivened at , p. in. with Supt. and teachers all 7 ')!'(sent.. ' ! ' ~7 " . ' 7 i On .Sunday evening Rev. A C r r.u lit: in i':n hod?n wonder! . sermon. After service the lasf juart'eHy conference f r the year was lield. Round reports were made. ' Miss" Surah O. Simlvins of the ; faculty of the Rdsenwald school pent the. wet k:end with' her parents. Mr. and MrsV Miinkins i n K.tlirefield.' Mr. Jacob Biayhoy and Mr.- Al_ vill Stcvcl'.- of A i k I 11 W.-I-O ir UlWll t m Sunday afternoop. _ Mr. 1'adeiit icio fio. irip.Ai rrf\l: ? ... *?.. w J >us- i,. iu'U'ii Watson en Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Allen Padgett spent r Sunday in Augusta. Gti:? Mr. and^lrs. Wajlacb. Bland and r daughters Misse- Mamie IT. and Grace att< nded the Fair at Bettis i Academy on Friday. Mr. iiiiil Mrs. llemy Gory?ofi Augusta. -Ga.. were tlie guests of. he Gary> on Sunday. Mr. Willie .Gary who is prcsidint >f the Kpwdrth League is asking . all members to be present on Mon . day. night at 7:.;o. Business t.f ini portance. There will be preaching-at Be-. the! C.M.K, church on Stindiiy nite. I'lu-' public i- invited. . Mr Willie Long spent the week end byre with -relatives'.. ? * - I' VI M IT ri) SAN. \ i;w S _ : Statu I'ari: W. v, r, ;u,j ul_ tftvi." M r. Mr Ma : +*44 h?: :? iiemlu r of th club id' (\?Lu:: bia. Oct. J.'i. lie brought Mil ~i' t .crest jug message 'to the cnin .tes. r un tb Bunk f >t. .lame-, which was. enjoyed- by all. . ' Mr; (in; !u-r and Kev. .John N'tely'of ('oluiubi-a cam" out on Nov. -1th M l made' soihv hrlpf;.! ejnarks. fi < in t.-e*'book of St. Luke l."?th ehapti-r.. Ka.-h .one lettvith | r.e\v 'thought. Mrs. IL lb Givey an ; MiV .1 B. Coitls of I'oltiinbia. S: from - h, Fir t Bnpti>; ('Inn . It.-cmm?out >n Oct. ::i ait-d brought to tb ennates fruit- and i' ndy for llailo?v? en. w'.iv ;; iiuli tin- enjoyed.. >> f a it.- ki i to navr with tis. I Miss Ma'-inolia Hritton, ol* l.ako " < liy. wtio is a tfraduatv nur.?i: of In* 111a tit an hospital. W la.p. hci* suc. fss. ? | ' Mr.'and Mrs. Pj\ stdti of lMroit J Micfi. wi'iv tin- jru.stii of N'ui s,. M. Iv. White. Mrs Prost n is ., ila . 'i ate of N'lii-sf WTbito Rev. Whit'o of Clir.'ton, S. vis- 1 it.ii his daughter, Nurso White: .f 3 Mis. H rtha Martin an i ratals j of Camden, S: C. w?ii tiu'-traostr { .la . husband.i MrL Ili-nrv Mar- I in. ! :%' tilers of MariMi.-ftSrrr.t tvero tin guest.*., of his siil-U'l'.YM iss Isado: "" hirson. .?;{ " ' MftMm'.-' T"i.'^T?pltt. i . .imi-i Viola Razor. I.ifli > Sm.11s, :>i\ | y>. O; Wright of B&nih.sjj. S. ('. wor the guests of tht?1 ir niether an I sis- j . ter, Mrs. Ada jlrlyard, JACK WILLIAMS D RU G ST 0 R E JACK WILLIAMS. Mtrr. Drugs. Ice1 Cream,- Sodas I Cigars. Cigarettes and Tobaccos. . 2365 Gervais St'. Dial 923' j < \ ' - ^ ( David G. E ilisor; j General Insurance ! Honest ancj efficient at ten i tion gi ven ! io all busines1 i placed with me. EBONE 5719 j Page 3 MILFOKU Si:\VS 1 ' auip \\'?*ir iix- public school 'fl ' p'-iii i doors Monday, Nov. fl tor ain>lh<-r scholastic ydr. An *fl t*XC M ??! ' i.. .? - .H .pogram v.a-.ieiiieied bytnc l.st ?ii'!. or :. it- uii i 'ill: jri ades. . ",(n tin- <; i-; /' uh- sung irv cllol US; fyy 'till* -C'h'xii. IT"1 -t' 1 "I. 1, (Jing, and jli \ ; ...i"by pupilshi -i t a<:!.?-r?. 'Km nations l)\ t>.i- following': , I.eo G. Ilall, Kinmu Gibson, Mae < L t^-llnand < an i.e. '.Mae-Gibson. A. -<i|n ,"W'ki ai the doing in '-n .< n V" .ay < l.y WTT1 TF^ruy < i111>oi . 'otJ-. j/raili- " A ni. ssaVo ' X .-lis* Hall, fth 1 .ra< t< i.' by Will II. GibsOn, .">tSi grade, . Kecitati|>r. Qw^fn K. Hall, 5th tr?i y- ! .] . A ip. art : .-.'!< < 1 n-ti was sung S>y t-hn junior quarro* wTtiyh xvas^v'Vry a|>|*I'm i..t jvt- to all. ThM- rendering Bible verses tviM'i: HrvFif'rt ililton, Herbert Gladiii it. Wiliit. Brown, Jr. John He:.iy lli'nsvn. .Stancoolei" Gl;-d Jen, Ki-midi.. < ..-.wi iw.?;? Viola Hi owii. J 'I he; yl? i?ung vh;r.us was "MJy - fill':! *anf uiv phnKlhi* M " ha;, i- a xi-.-tuI sesiwn. " fl I'lu: n p Welfare Community !!: ) ipi wh'+i. l ave their teach- , I <;r.:, MI-.-. MaJvin i M. Mnoir back ajfai: tlti- i-; h'i' '"'th v.. ssion, and ;.c: v 'Ik. y u >'4iicFi. phased" with, t: v. \\xijilertyj -. ice she is giv- I Mr. Mt nrv (ihulch-n h < return- j i- to his ?t,'.i?li's at Finley High, * "- j 1?*-1; i 1t < Week-en ' wi*' 'I'^dfll Ills parents. Mr. iartilAN1.' A.' ^ (ii.iiidi n. a. :?'?? ?M. K. Hlaehlen, Registrar \ <M)Rin:i:s " troi NCHES HA INI-2S 'C.&V a i e- :il: 111" t lie (J-(Lgame?with i } ill ley N. atuT I. School on ' ' r t J ' 'l:::cr-d?'i.;ilay. the Voorhees 1 y" *hnwed their gifts a: i?. c -tit age ulien they eiKtountere"* .1 " Haines _ Institute. Saturday. The -'ami < j.?1 <?1 with a veritable lan3- \' -lie! l'iii: for *ini<' is one ( fits hardest Raines in the season. Haines failed -u. ci'Qi- Voorhees* i tial. while ihe.-Titrefs f<~-ur times in si :,-at iu'iai plays scored touch- < a wi:.- an.: two extra p ints. There/, was a variety of. well' executed "hey:? }'. 11: ?part?of t : r?Timers. r~ So stii'ttjr was their defense that Haines failed thro-utrhout the "jame to make first down. The. l iifers were the victors; the score H/Pintr 'JO-n. ^Tlie Timers.a: e i.o\v in the midst ?-f a liai'd.week "f pra'ette?'-ft.?r the earnc .with Alien Yellow Jackets in Columbia Saturday, November 16. Thrry art~trpminyr""This"rto"""6e' their hardest' uuime' of the season in lieu of th- fact thau Ajjerfja de- _ termined to aveiijje hci t>-0 defeat "tit Vo irhees ia-t siasan. (Oh lism in NEWS' -vt: Pa i; A. M. K. c'.vui o'r v\< mb r.s ai'e . r\?busy trvinjr to get rr<-ir pastor ready for. conference, five' I > di s " Concert Kriilajr nite wa-,,.i|iiil" a s aTi.s--? ? 1 .Hi.""mi i Mi,. P. : h 1' \ Rev lipids f il pi.;1*, came up th week-end ' 1 .M.V.-?l.'i 11 -1 a .i-.-:--idr-co> are f?o -nw-t-n -.4 -H?vv4-H-n- -vto t h- Mry. Hey :u-!.!> I'll!'.'1 : ?: s . .M\ aiiif' MS. 1 >. II. Cunningham >' H" itff~ -hat). -th~vir dinner ( y. Mr. S. \\". Robin- ;; Ke.rn-.-st. Mir. Berkley Roy:.old-. 1 i: lb siil; hs't. Miss Ho?e Kt:a NaiU. .I.ittb Hoi-ell Arnold. Mr. an' Mr.". T.-.mnas Finlt-y of \ l>m v iiio - :-|>f :it ' the '. afternoon Sumja.y v.lfr. jilr."-and ..Mrs. S. W. R001: -on.. . ?' ' -i -?M , ?, ..iUr -Mt-s Nannie-? * V' jot. oJ'_. <L^ii- ft Cillf .- p.-nt the >'-v ! -' ?; : . t: 1 . i ! at her, Mr. TZ Sa-r. St:?;k>. ' Mr-. 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