The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, December 07, 1935, Page Page 3, Image 3
Saturday, December 7, 1935
HARBISON NEWS
IN? UBTROBPK< T
~ Irmo, S. C'., Nov. rjo, i-An!
-here it is the i nd of ^'ovendi'-K
folk, and t,he old s. i il>o has' just
awaken fiom a lor.g autumn nap
to give you a si;.nt on some of the
doings around the Institute. Class
room work has been?running at
top speed end our workers have
had only a breathing snell?
Thanksgiving- and tfn- Friday after
gave us all a rest. Irv
the early part of th.> month
Lui Ring, his voilin, and hisi impersor?7tt^iso
x pleased a large
group of students who vueredrs.
sembled to hear him. I)r. J. M,
Gaston and his societal y, ..Miss
Ray visited the catupu,s to sec
how we wcr.? getting ri~lui:g. The
students were ptyased to hear Mr.
Moses Beiton, giiadu1 t'e student of
Johnson C. Sm^lh ?and-?forin. r
gnaduato oDTIaubison. speak over
the radio from W'BT. Dean
Thomas Hardy and Dr. l'hclps
from Bcggs Academy visited the
school on November l~?h.
On November . 22, .Dean end
Mi's. R. W. Boulware cole brat, d
their silver anniversary. And \wis
it a celebration? Mrs. Boulware,
attired in an eg.g shell crepe back
satin evenings $own,_ tripped by
the side of husD nd into a room
full of gu?sts when the propel
moment came and Dr. I. A. L:ii',
from Johnson C. 'Smith, playe'l
soft strains from * Mendelsohn's
"Lohengrin." The bungalow was
tastefully decorated with . autumr.
flowers ami the lepast was .-umii
tions.?Guests?k+s t-^-e o o?r? i' n
wel-p n.r.n jinl Miy T ' lr" - "N1.. I.' >
ney, Dr. I. A. Long, Di. end .Mrs,
J.' G. Porter, .Mr. and ?Mrs.. A
H. Reasrnover, Mr. and Airs. Roy
W. Thompsons Aprr an 1 .Mrs. A. P,
. * Butlei, Mrs.. 0. M. Young. -Miss
Jennie Ytrting, Mi s G. i tr. de- Hall
Miss Doris Bell, Miss'Maiti n Sulj
or, Mr. Roseborough Jones, Mr
. John R. W. Reese, Mr. and Mrs
* J. M. Jones and Mr. Rollin, P,
Green; Mr. A.'H. R.asonovrr. .lr
~ drove Deah McKinn-v and -his
jL.rty down. Gifts for' the' ; cr sion
were many and lr aut il'ul, ont
fn particular n eds mention irr
two silvor spoors, heirlooms ii
the Harbison family, Wi-ix> suit a>
f a gift by young Mr. Harbison.(Ifipflstwinnallu
mi 1 f .Ul
pus: Mr. A: "Justus Floy ! of C
lumb?."-, Dr. J. G. Stuart. Frofossoi
Gurncy E. Nohmn arvi Mr. Thoy.va?
Hardy. -..
That's all, folks, until tie :i x
time.
MATH KK KAGLKS TK1.M
HIGHLAND HIGH
The Mutlur Eagles llew. into tin
Gastonia, N. ('. Turkey Day.
_ Highland High O nip and d. tVat
ed them to the tutu- of 12-0.
The game was played on ram
soaked field .Und the players won
so muddy that they werg hai;dl;
distinguishii'ble. _
The cr.tire game- wn< play..' h
Highland terrikTfV7 Mdih "Tf-. -eh
dc-wns were made" fry.p ruimin.
plays.
Srtton. DuHoise. Williams, ay
Aiken played st liar roles fo'
Mather while ('aldw-lI?v,a.- out
standing Tor HTT'hlani
Mather plays Finley High Dee
3, i.-t Camden. I his cam:' wil
close the scasdiv. If the , Magic:
defeat Fir.ley it will he a ? .< ??
of nine out of ton frames-for tln-m
gourdine chk'uit xr.wa
Rev. It. A. Biown, Pastor
Sundny being a celd day, the S
S. opened at 10:.r>i> with S. ]>t.. Mi
F. L. Brtmson and a f;w of tin
teachers present. The lesson wa
discussed in_i._l] class: s. The at
tendance was large. The lessen
was reviewed by the Siipt.
At 11:30 the Rev. R. A. Bmwi
_ preached a soul burning sermon .i
Bethel A. M. E. Church. It Avn:
enjoyed by all of tin- church goer's
Sunday at 1:30 tht. line. Joe Davis
lined hyinii No. 30S. Sunnv
hymn No. 401, he read for hi:
script'i1.e Uvson the 0<1 Psh!,:o>
Pi'vyer was offeryd by Itev. F. I
Lawrence. The R v. Joe Mont
gomery selected his t: xt from th
3-d chapter of Xthemiah am
the 0th verse. Si.-h.ieet, M'If thnr
is_a will, thore is a way." _Tln
crowd was large to hear bin
preach the 4th and last THynks
giving BUI mun cit iuuiuuuiiia IJUJI
tist Church.
At 3:00 o'clock the Rev. L. I)
Gajnble preach^ a wonderful so.
nion which \vas*n'ovo> by all.
The Y.\f and YWCA held it h.s
board meeting 3 days, at Maeedoni:
come again. On last week-cm
come i rain on last wc k-cn<
Mrs. Katie Branson and daught
wye the guests of her sister ii
Ftf^'<|ice, S. C.; dinner guest
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. F. I
Brunson.
Ellen A. Barr, ^reporter
HOLLEY F. A. SoST^RANI
SESSION AT ST. "M ARKS
adsden, S. C.?The aoirvl m.o
so* appropriately arranged fo
Thanksgiving aiid held this yea
at St. Mark Bapt. Church, neai
Ql vdsdcn, marked the 13th v ar o
?successful achievement in' th"1 fin
ancial reports all indicated vigor
ous growth and spiidtcd coonor
ation all down the line. \V. S. IIol
ley, G. N. S. tried to make it ;
real Thanksgiving for all by giv
Ing K generous feast of beef. porl
and cabbage,.. Revs. Barbour am
Wine gave us sermpns as lone a:
this generation line. Rev. Bar
bour' was Wednesday night, me
morial. It wtaa an Eloquent harti
ious; soothing message; Wine
* .JThuwday P. M. wa8 Dinamic den
onstratlve, logical.
f I "ill - r?fa-tifiCi'iiiV -I iriCiiWUf'Mft rn - III . 1
| PIITLLIS WllF ATl.r.V 1.1IIR \-j?irr-REPWKT
FOR NOV., 19tr?
Adult circulation: fiot.'on 1570,
' non-iictipn 13G, 'total GOG. Juvefiction
non-ilction 415,
: total 81! 1. Total licti: n 74H, mmfiction
581, total, 1,330 books, 511
magazines; 31 pictures and 111
Clippings.
New borrowers; -a lult ,57. juvo!
nil.e 11, total 1)8. Re-vc'pistared
borrowers: ?1"It 1) juvenile 3
total 7. .'il books added for circulation,
4>f which 25 are. juvenile
fiction, 2 are juvenile ncn-fiction
ami :i adult diction, also I tefcrciicc,
Vol. 05 Geoitrraphic Magazine
from Jan?June lft.'M. :
n Twenty more county schools
have received deposits of books,
xst follows:" Moore. Free Hope,
Ziun, Pilgrim, -M atthew, High HilJ
Silver I>i:nr, Arthur, Taylor Chap
'el. Flake Hill. Vounginer. Nichols.
Mt. Moriah, Mill Creek, Tom
Crock, Gum Spring, 'Cross.Koa.il
No. 2 tjnd. Blackville. A total of
28 county schools have library set'
vjci. All ale urged- to make
monthly . repfltts promptly." If
here is any information (lesirnl,
loudly let us know. County to i
'Iters are especially invited to the
ibrary. Hours: 12-4, 5-8 eye
day except .Sundays and holidays.
Decen'.hii" holidays will be^dt: ist:m
s Kvc arC Christmas Day.
I National Uook Week c' usimI a
, great increase in t!?e circulation
I nid we shall expect new and old
borrowers to continue reading. "
Hooker T. Washington iligl
School has also received-a deposit
L of books as supplement to the
.e hool libraiy for a lew months.
At lie- I'hiHis Wieatl y Hi-ivli
we are'always anxious t j Miolj
students ar-.l:other b.?riow>rs find
Tlfc desired information, whethi t
, in books, inagaziTTCS, pictures 01
clippings.". Kvery one welcome.
Julia W. T.dlcy,
; ' Librarian
M:\VimoOKIAND A. M. K.
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Kc\. .!. Iv Dixon. Pastor
^ S S np r.fil at -Id A. M. with
. the h'upt., Hro. .1. AY. Drohcr in
t ch.'fgp. The S. S. was int 'resting:
, l.v?r yieY-e I by the pstor, Uev
Ifixoti:
At HI o'clock morning worshij
began: after the formal opening
. he pa-tor's text was found St
.. .John 1:2S, subject, '"SvclC ?J--eis.'
rid-. eviiiHr mvl n-iworftd nissh.r-'
tilled with the spirit. 1'lu
niritnal tide tan hicrh thretiyhnit
the message. There wri
nhnv Christian prtook of tin
l.i id's Snpp.r. Visitors were/ H.v
I.. S.- Glass. Mr. Jo?.> IMVkson. ol
P< nn.; Mr. Peter . Anderson. ?n
Alt-. Uo>la4d of llopkin. S. (V
.At ,2 o'clock ??'t.he Emoryercy
Club iiel;l a beautiful protrram at
the'home of Mts. Km ma Yountr
Music was reticle tr?d *t>y the Jrnioi
hoir. Affev which ;i emirs', of i (
ream was served." K v. J. K
, Dlxtm nd wife were the '(linnet
truest s of Mr. and .Mrs. 'X; lsor
i Cm uhnuin. v
Tlie Arc. h. fccftpfiiV irrvt at t
r- .'clock and was beautifully attem
the.rally wn\ pratid. Mr. L. II
I Taylor tais-.d the highest '-nio. tr
r Miss fbnoah Harmon raised sec
- pn<D highest; Delia-M. Suher, dr.!
\Ve thank all wTio flok a part.
At To < k -Rev. .1. \W D. e
1 li .r preached a heart Stirling se.r.
s moil, text Gen. 1:1V subject
e. tv.'r .' i t thou."
Visitors are welcome at al
times.
IIP\RTA.NIU KG NEWS
Trihity A. M. E. Church
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ICev. IS. W. \\ alKer, I'asior
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Near the foot hills of the Blu<
Ridge Mts. in Spartgnburg Stew
i? aio. at <1 No.* 1 entertain t
v with ? Silver Tt and lnstallatuu
? -of?officers combined. X\uf.da.y
1 'i.ghi. At v. L'd, lPdo, at the honu
of Mrs. Matilda Johnson, Iv.lge1
wood, Ave. A spicy program was
1 i\iu!i;red. Mis. Si. Lawrence Hei.
; .nistr.ass of eumiony. Meeting
io n d by singing "A chai'go tc
" keep," etc!, prayer offered "by. oiii
' I'ast.r, iiev. H. W. Walker. Af
* ter singing "What a friend w?
have in Jesus" Mrs. Ella. Whit
' miie and Mrs. Janie LKndy wen
presented. Tluy both made time
I ly enrodragihg words which wen
appreciated. After w'aieh the as
cm' H* sang "I'll go Lord," k<
B -by Mi*3T- L-ttla Byeis. " Mid" M. T,
1 iii'.'. n: U' Maee.;oni. ' Bap.tist
.'linden was introduced and in t
few.-wortL gave us food.for thot
" also str: ssed "Pence and Uir
^-Tty."?Come again lit, Alreon
bolo by Mrs. Corine * . Anderson
^ liir oliiccrs of the board wer,
all d. an 1 out p-st'or in his mas1
i rlv whv delivered the Installa.
tion address. Officers install r
were .Mrs. Matilda Jc.hnsotf, Pros
1 1 lit; Mri. Qu.-en Atchison, Vict
J President; Mrs. S. I,. Rcid, Scftary;
Mrs. Lula Hampton Ties.
Mrs. Lilla Byers Ch plain.. .
W'o w.r* very glad to havt
many members' and friends from
the other boards and churches
) The closing song was led by Mrs
Fannie Dillard; prayer by -Mrs
. ..Mary Davis. A tie t little sun
t was realized. And now ito Stew
r ardess Board No. 1 you tan do a*
r much as you think you can, but
i you'll never accomplish more. 11
f you are afr: id of yourself, there
? is little fur you in store; for TaTT
. ve : omcs from the inside first
- . It's there if we only know it, eno
. you can win, though you face th<
! worst. ' If you feci that you're go.
ihc to do it.
k Dec'. 1, 1035, again finds the
I faithful members at the gram
s '?11 V M. K. Though a little chil
- ly, there were quite a few at Sur
. daj' school. The lessen was b aun
tifullv reviewed,by the Xsst. Supt
, Mr. MI. W. Turner,
n j- A^ l 1:15 thg- ehoir ascended th<
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" a clipping of this column is ench
rcp-iy, send a quarter Osoc) ant
velope* for my New Astrology
mail free advice on three = (3) q
oirthdate, and correct addres<s t
to ABBE WALLACE, care of T1
I Assembly. Street, Columbia. Sou
-I "SPECIAL NOTICE:?In s
. Wallace, he sure to send your
and the year .you were horn.
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It. L. Which .of the two
things I afti preparing myf>elf
for do you tlunkVl will he
..' most success'ul at?'
Ans.: The subjects you aie
taking now seem to lu th<- ICinT'cf
work that will pit pare ' you for
TF.ACITfN(J or eitlvr to be a
BUSINESS WOMAN ! believe
i. "ou'll be moiv .successful if you
I umnd Ti'ov oft vomvAiuie on the
COMMERCIAL '('Of'RJ>E.
V. E. A.?;I ivant tq know
if my mother will he succcss
fnl in taking n tii)> roiHtr
1 Aii*..?I?n1 ing t'..'?V t,rlsii! I s'
1 Holidays..it-is my impr.ssion that
' your mother will net to take a
trip that she Ji. s been looking f otoward*
to for a .h?n<*, time*--This
jomaiey will be to kX' her daughter
in emt'ACO, and. her -son in
INDIANA.
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W.?I'leasc tell me why
my husband doe.-n't. explain
? -?himself to?me??
Ans.: Your husband doxsn't
\\*-lit you to know too much about
his ail'uit.s, especially about his
1 ill'SINKSS. Ilv knows- that if
you find out too much about him.
' it will be too easy for you ticlu-ck
ip on hint when he -iocs out with
1 )TIIi:il \V4H*HvN. ' '
; I.., I'.?Kindly tell me if?
~ ~ > oirihink I should t ry-to find
* anotlicr job'*
Ans.: No?It is my impression
that your work will pi.k up.durn:r
the next month so y .'11 Ik
able to make a livinir. Now that,
t you've Jtot a job, you should bold
L n to it. *
; 1C K. Ik?Will I find a
nice'girl friend soon I li.-1 I
can love?
Ans.:, You seem to be.a Little
bit too hard to ideas , an 1 it won't
>; an i asy job'M'or you to iind a
nice tfirl that you can love. -You.
will Mii-i t ii vi-t v' nii-M irirl duriue
the lattTr part of this y ? r, hut
y-fiu'Il V?l>f ft jeeds -. T*'W ro ; I
. romance of jfyiirHifr will .take
place a'lit.L late on in life".
I-. M.? What is wrong
- lttt.l MS-S-lv\VK ?
U.tl.el A. M. K. Church
Uov. |{. S. Taylor, I'asior
Sundae scJm'ol open d at- 10:00
1 a. m. We had a largo crowd? ie.ndthe
lesson was; very jntcrdding
We had tlll'ic visitors ill the Stnn?r
y schnoH We welcome a 1 i
strangers to come to our Sunday
school.
11:.'{() a. in. the pastor preach, I
i s d -ti?- i:ur sermon: The subject.
"Do this in remembrance of
me." St. Luko 22:1'.'.
We had a large crow..'-; we always
like to see a 1 -rge crowd to
1 I churcdt. We thank tlie visitors
for their ptesence.
! i At' the pastor took h>s text
from St. Matthew S:llb
\ That was anotlier soi l burnirir
1 sermon, which Was cnjoyod -by
C'V.ry onv.
' r Rev. and ..Mis. Tnvl r wish to
'* thank khliT anil Mrs. Wells for
their beautiful Th r.ksgiving fe:
membrance.
Itilv.-and Mrs. Taylor are nibving
here in their own home which
the church has remodeled inside
the house and furnished it.
J Mrs. Leah Covington, and <lau'
ghtia: will miss Revs and Mrsr
To'lor. i
^ Miss Lizzie Powell was the
1 guest of Miss L. Covin..1 ton 'Sim
fay ft.'ihiion"
\V had a lot of vi.-iting per.pie
*?m?Dillon. Thanksgiving. W clunk
owryom mjoved Thanksgiving.
J In _ i'env.nihranee, and honor to
the KfvVi't h Last Conference, *we
wish to thank the Conference for
' a Christian father, a wonderful
' i Ider. ,
1 Olir service was fine Stind v.
()ur collection was $37.14. Wo
r beg the prayers of the conference
; that wo mav go over the top this
?
- year.
1 Notice: Don't forget that every
bodv is welcome to conic see the
Christinas Pag. ant, "The- llolv
C:ty," at Bctllcl church, Dec. 21),
1 I'.t.'-in, at S p.- m., sponsored l>y Mrs.
' B. S. Taylor. Admission 10c.
Social News
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i_ mi ss Lizzie Powell dimd at the
home of Mr.' Rayfiell Campbell
. Thankseivin.tr.
1 Mrs. L. B. Murph was at the
? home of Mrs. l.rah Covington,
who will be hack to spend some
j time with her.
I We are proud 'of Dr. Gordon's
1 lection to the jT neral conference
- at the conference last week in Ori
anjreburp:.
We.hated to see our former pas
. tor of Bethel eo in the person of
Rt v. A. J. Felif, but we welcome
; our . new pastor, Rev. B. S. Taylor.
rHE PALMETTO LEADER
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jsed in your letter. For private
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tlE PALMETTO LEADER, 1310
th Carolina. ? s
ending in questions to Prof. ^
full name, the date, the month
in .order to Ret a correct read
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with me and my hoy friend >
that we can't seem to agree
v_ very much? . 1
Ans.: Y( u apno" r to be several I
^ ;ai's oiler than your boy friend, t
and tlfat makes quite a diJlYrtncc
in Opinions-*?Vou and II. will
never? be able to gat along very
agreeably together so don't >tako t
him seriously. -*
H. L. Y. Pleasuf tell me w hy
I c ?n't stay efone any more at i 1
night? 1 I
Ans.: It is your . .nervousness J ,
f'.ot ?oi,c?o I.. ..r...,:. i . I
nloru since som <'? ))> tId ~
break in your home . You should s
havu sonn one, to stay with yoin
until- you net oVsv this SHOCK. l
F. ;S.?Please till} me if 1
this tttan 1 met not -'so. Ioiir- (
afto dares about met* i
Ans.: This pre* elver you met
from CHICAGO duiiujj the week
of Oct. 22 isn't in lovt with you
He knows that you are iust a
eliikl ot T1-11KTI\KN\ and he \\u.
merely 'interested in you' heeat.se
of your enthusiasm in ehuieh
work. r .
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V. K. \\ .?- Please tell me '
what is 'wronR with me and (
w hat ishot aid 1 do about it?
Ans.: Tile main Uoithle Villi |
you. is your EATING. It se in'that
you c.t'en't -oatitur -the ri/..t
kind of fool, wliieh eauses t:.is .
rouble in your stomaeh after eaeh
neal-?A' strict Dl-K'I i> what- you
need. '
S. T.?Please tell me with
me illltl III > IlllSUUMU JJO OaCk
together? t
'Aiis,:. Your husband Kevins to
be i* -.titer lcnt'some since you have j
been separate? It is my impi mission
that bccausp~oT your BABY,' 1
there will bi> a . reconciliation b.tWeen
you-r-lle seems to be very
t'onij of this ehihl..
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- V. I. T.?Will my baby's
folks ever help him?
Alls.: XoT TcTy much Tiwy
don't feel Abut it is tluir pftu-e to
jkeip this boy up ..ml yptrji nvVci
J receive milch lYom them financial-' .
fy. ' ' Z
??-rAinior.v news
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The Gol'len View Sunday ' \
/ pencil at the usual hour. Mr.
j-'- . -hit. lb i 1. Supt. ' .
Sui'da** rfb"it><; the tirs't .' ' .;
ii. flu^umnt1'- ;; 1,v :-.y
gjl. Rev. Clark preached a wmi c
derfnt Jfernun 'Sunday ntorninjr. s
j Aj,'-in Siinda'v evening h brom t
to us a .soul stirrim. sermon. Ilij
text was taken front Judges lnpjn (
T' e Alnl l.adi s Auxiliary me',
with Mis. Sa-nttn 1 Kay Sun lay
ifternoon.
Th" lto-tess s a*ved errant ami |
cak"S~.? Tho IP. Xt fTTei'Jlinjr Will be ~
at- Mrs. R'-chel 'Dupree, the third'
Sfn'j 'ay. j.
Air. John llollaml had th < " >'
mi-fortune of falling ami br ;*k- ^
III!; Jl iii?.
The Township II.ill had its .< !?
fiing datv o .Ylonday night. AI us- ~
lie w s finished by Joe Mattox's
I Orchestra. j v
Miss, Reb-eca Shaw spent Fridav
aft; Trio it with Miss A. ' F.
Wkitt.
i Rev. of Fovntaining N n
and .Mr. John Dawson were the
tier Thursday;? Mrs.
Tfo'-a' R id sp.vt_s v.- a!
days in CJieenvilD ' isitinys re! "
j tives." ' .. ~ * u
' Mr. an' Mrs. J. P. Sin rlytnri. i
took -a flying - -trip to?Set?a-- -1
, Tift'sday. ' We
are sorry to hear of Mrs. .<
Beaulah Ttimniier's accident. We J
hope she will so n he out.again. '
Mrs. Carri Coloin 11 an i "ih- f
j of Gre.Mivill ' w -re the guests
~of Mt'ft. lAtoy Whltl Rifhday.
Mrs. Irene Fluster is on tin
sick list.
Mis. Tinsev Solomon is imprbv-'
, inff to the delight of lu-v niar.y t
friends. - t.
The Calhoun school faculty has ,
increased to six members. Mrs. I*
Mary Blanton, the ccok and ,Mr. (|
Gus Edwards, janitor have b n
edded to the faculty. Ray! Ray! j
Rav! -Calhoun.
The Southern Quartet of Greonj
yill - will present a program at
; "Golden View Mondav night. =?
Mi -ses Nancy Lejgrcc, Arvin- ]
ell Houston, Mrs. Randolph an-.! .
Mrs, Payton motored to Pickens
with Mr, H. G'eenlee Sunday.
' Thursday, night an old fashion- j
ed contest .was given at Gol !cn
| View sponsored bv Mrs. V. Rei-1
j and E. Riihty.
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"Mr. and Mrs/ Haywood Camp- |
bell and daughter, Clara I., scr- <
; ved Rev. and Mrs. Kolitf a very 'j
fine supper before they departed j ?
) for their new field.
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>t. At\mks a. m. i:. ciirucn |
\V. H. Hmrir. I>as:vt*
Ci'luiiilfiu. S. V. Sunday seheol
>1>' md at 10 a. m. with tne Suj?t.
Or. II. S. IJussell in ekarjfe. After j
h, vta.-s stu ?y ul Ilii* lesson tju.* .
chuol was hi? util'ully reviewed. J
'.v. .\li.-s Lillian Hart is.
Al ter th u sjiial |ji olia.mare s
In pastor si 1 eti?l St. Luke 10:
tvAi, \> no i.<
dun s .Yoighboi V" The message
\.i> till <1 with fuse and delivered
vith force and many poisons were j
>.iii..is in the truth. The A. j
v. League, nut at C:dO with
rood number present. j
At 7:d0 evening worship began_j_
" n 'ini.?'Hrr pasttri'' Ti]>alh stir ctf
his congregtaion with . a won- j
ieilui sermon iroin 1 Kings Id:IT r
VtT?srppiveiulivo crowd, cotmnuncd !
it iiotn sirVkts. Nov. ISth; the
fcpior Stewardess Hot-id- njot at
':* home id' 'Mrs. M. \V. Long, dill
Iinderson St. with the I'res'., Mrs
I. M.tYntmg- presiding. Tiie Si 1- j
,e_r .\Ji>on Club was . .entertained j
sov. jituh by Misses Tannic]
'helps Tin., Linni.c l'uwdy on- 'i'.,>acfo-St.
w'ilh the Pres., Miss Ks.ellc
Jmuii'ette presiding.
At both meoting.s the .hostess
u-iieious repast.
Nov. liftii a. King nd Queen
ontest wtts' <pon.sore.i. by t.u- Si 1.ci'
Moon Chit-. Mr. .'antes Johnon
was ciowi .<i King and Mrs.
it lie Webb was-crowned Queen.
\ neat sum was rcaliz.d. Mr. Joe
.lobinniade a g od lvport and re viVid
a pii/.e. Mrs. B. A. Lewis'<
I-. - ' f1' ~wTf-nr
.[>ent the' week-en J at home to
"he delight of the family. Aiming
ho '?isitors tjmuLav _ >_ \\\ re Rev'.
diodes, .Mi s. 8m ma l.ykes, Miv
'i uslon.. Meadows, Air. an. I .Mim.
Mill" J ekson. Come again, vis-.,
loss afv illwuys welcome. .
n liKH( l I.OSIS Nl'RSE VISI
I S HORRY ( "1ATV
Conway.. S.' ("...Nov. 2">. lth'15-I'he
Tuberculosis' Nurse Miss
Ilaikho Sowell .from State Tuber .uh?sis'
AssiR-iuti. C'olumb?a, S.
'. Ims-pccn in 11 <?iry County fur
wo weeks largo amount .ul
vork has ' Luctt su-coi iplisheM
;.\o tile i.oo.is in the L u.?:ty
lavo !?t. n visiio .1 'vheire th'Sro .lie
C'tiv? tuber ui.i.s patioiiits, an-J
i. > t.*c. voi'.t<> .-. These patients
i. i ton vis liuvi be ii taught
n?w . to .eat e 1\ f thoin-selves to
ivoitl j.hr sjireatl ol' this twead.d
lis. use.
Se'i have been visited and
hj -luileiits given an outline foi
i "I'l* Itn Program" which wjaihi
orni |?iop. r habits-altd care to.
?ievent, practically all diseasv-s.
Classes in llotne Nursing were
icl.i to Uagh the mothers and wiv s
to caiv for the sick patients m
ie?l end iii-i uinl the home.
I ' I i ii- liwi< t <1 veil irivi.o
?? all t e sit; dents at Whitteniore
aiifnT'Tim^ eairrm Mlgr
> Dr. hduuids, and'Mis.s Suwolh
ii u;.- - \vii\- visit oil 01 tlu
laivnts 'who gave a reaction to
lie test.
- A clinic was lield Thin-ml..y,
V''V." til J Corivale.sence
luine of .Mrs. Sarah Loyd who
villiiiy ly gave the use of lu-r home
md service in assisting with the "
vork.
in. K...a.:;s, llorry . County
jiaJUi i iiVsi.'iaii. Dr. tioud, Tu..
rvaiosis "specialist, Florence, S.
. and A1 i -s Sow111 "worked a 11
lay examining the contacts, anti
mspect cases that were found in
he county.
.Miss Sadie N. Clark, Horry
"ounty Health .Nurse, gave her asistaiu'e
in in kiim the wo; k a siie~~
.Miss Sow ell has put over u won
i.ili.l piograni in llorry County
or tile eoloivd IH-Oi)!^ the lirst
line we ha\e r.au Si.ch an dpporui.ity.
\\
i Ufv appealing to the people
o p.t so.in evei'y illort to .-ell
lie, Christinas S^als this yvar
shich supports this work so that
i. may >e a larger program
hail we have had.
N. 15. L'evister Jeanes Superisor
and ( liristmas S<.al Chr.
HOI SK OK I'U.WKH
Columbia, cV C.
XTTvT .TDTTTTTITrTo
'I he de.tr visitors an.! friends
f t hr - House of I'rayei-. We are
,:Vumr \ \ ei yb. dy to come and enny
you!selves :n I lie Ilou.se ol
'l ayei.?We *are?putting on- ft
;i at -meeliii^ lor 10 <.? ys. Vou
\\ .home: come one. come all.
Ci ei'ry S'.. Kl ier I. S. Whitaker.
pa>Tt>r. Bishop C. M. Giaei
ounder.
HAH'PSrVlI hi: NEWS
' : -
December d. 1 ! :?*? - Elder I. w.
aivr tte h. ld hi* first quarterly
nfereneo at .Ml. Calvary A.M.K.
Miurch, Sun! y nijrht. Dec. " 1,
vith its pastor, Rev. si. M. Davis
ind members. At this -scrvTCP he
v; relied from St. John ,'lrd chaper
and the, first verse.. He used
s his suhj'et an "Earnest Seekr:"
and didn.'l he preach? His
ludicnoe was held spellbound durnffTTie
sermon.
Th chureh is well s t is fun! with
*1 't r Janoretto's methods of hoping
his conference. W'c feel that
*.i' ai;o wonderfully blessed in havng
those good and efficient men
i ! > v <>mfir.it conference was
food, but wc are hoping that the
i \t one will be better, because
?ovf Davis is a man of power and
his yd r will be one of the jubilee.
If at any time you are in the
'sweet heart city of Pee Dee" vist
Mt. Calvary A.M.E. Church,
four presence is always welcome.
(Mrs.) S. L. Alston
MARLBORO COUNTY TRAINING
AND BENNKTTSVILLK;
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS |
Jlennettsville, S. C.?- Benuettsville
Hi^rh School .stud*, nts art? still
manifesting untiring efforts t<j
perfect their daily tasks, the-per*]
foiinuiict of which will determine |
ViV > VlVI^IJJJCIlt.
We have just ended our second
month's workr !>ue to-the fact
that. th?- past week was Thanksgiving,
and by having Friday as' a
hi liday also the monthly test will
take action this present week.
On Monday night, Nov.. L'5th at
h:00 p. m. in the auditorium. thei
fiist -giades presented the "Tom
Thumb Wedding.". The ' small
ehruren Were wit gpod in their .
appearance. You would, have
thought 'you were at a real wedding
if you could have so* n theth.
My! you that were alsvfft missed
a grand treat.
Master William Curtis performed
the cerennfr.jf. Master Harry
Cain, b'st man.l little Mi-s Dora
Tillman maid-of honor, little MissMildred
Douglass? l-rain-bearer- Master
Robert Washington, ringhearer,
"little Miss Jemmie (r
Manning, houfrtfet-licnijier. bride
maids were "Ilattie Pi arson
(jereldine Howard. Willie It. Da
vid, Henrietta Bingham. Hattie. M1
Sherman and Maw Kasterimr thi
(M'onmsnutfi wi'i'c: F. !di(e S. ShieldJr..
Samuel I.. Washington, Henry
^iist* rlintr., A. W. Wright Jr.. th<
flower girls were: Paulino Bing
.ham. Francis David; Fr"nk'io M
Buddy. Catherine Wa'ls. Milln
Fox. M,ary' I.. Kastorling. J . enHine
Himni and "Sarah F. TT<? <
Th bride; little Mis- Jac-Kieline
Roberts was dressed' verwr.be
coniingly in white organic. wit!
her Veil and ruse-buds. The gg-'om
mfder W il 1 ia m Me Kay w as i?
full evening dr^ss, also the. bes
man. The . flower twirls Nv'ok
pink, blue and white organdies
he maids wore green, pink lijuc
and yellow organdies, th- groomsmen-wore
long white tmusus am'
dark-coats.
On Wednesday, Nov. 27th' dur
ing the assembly period, m' mbers
of the fourth grade rendered a
Thanksgiving_ program entitled
"The Dinner that Ran Away." I.
was. very good and the pupils play"d
their parts nicely. Little Ciive
Wright was Mistress Iff Seremony.
(Continued oh page C)
S. FA NT ST. P. T. A.
/Anderson?Thursday. Nov. ^ 21
bring .the regular meeting .day' fo
S. Fant St. P. T. A. "bout'.3:4f>. o'clock,.
a number of the- mothers
wero in the school building going
front room to room, inspecting th
class rooms, where their childrc?
are -receiving .instruction five days
per week. They were pleased to
see the rooms iv.au clean, and attractive.
Since the last meeting the Prir
cip 1 anil teachers_ had a numbc.
of booklets printed containing
songs to use in the P: T. A.
vVt -i o.Vlnek n^^thry assenibp' ~
in the auditorium, Pi of. Cartel
passed a booklet to each member,
and tlu meeting opened wtith Pres.
Marie Calhoun presiding.'After
th - Opening the President
presented Mrs. -M. -th Johrtsorr.
who in a brief way .presented Miss
Odolina Dickson (white). Her
-tallw.was very inlijesting; she'
.h.n asked Mrs. CjtTla Dean wh?. ,
has been appoinbivl N|gro Red
Jioss worker .to-say a .word.
A?ftc.r (Jiseussiug the h) in<> s
of the meeting the Pres. called for
the piograni committee to tak.
charge. .]
The principal in a very dignified
way presented Miss ChifstincT
he mas . and a group of chil.:jv.n.
They entertained about twenty )
minutes, all enjoyed the program.
A motion prevailed that the P. T.
A. have a Christmas Tree when ;
wt. nuet . .ain. third Thursday in j
Dec. Koll arr i Banrr-r Contest,
the Banner went to Prof. Cartel |
(2.S mothers). During the social
period an ice course was served.
.Motto?Coope ration.
Reporter, A; K. R.
-RK rTF^OKT C. - TH. SCHOOL
Burton. S. C.. Sept.. 2, 10.ho?'j
The annual school fair was held :
Thanksgiving Day. The exhibits
were good. A number, of games '
were played by the children. |
Mis s Jen nip Gre m a i ui Mr. T y ! I
lor are to start work tTiTs mornin?
as recreational teachers.
Rev. J. R. Stevenson n.is moved \
his family to Beaufort.
Every one is busy now preparing'-for
their Christmas^progranis
.Misses Virtpria FA-?. ;-r?and Theresa
Grayson spent the week
epd at their resneelive homes.
Prof. J. S. Shanklin.
Shanklin and Miss ()tts Allen and
some of the pupils motored to
Tillman .Sunday afurnoon,
JACK WILLIAMS
DRUG STORt
JACK WILLIAMS. Mgr.
Drugs, Ice Cream, Sodas.
Cigars, Cigarettes and
Tobaccos.
2365 Gervais St. Dial 923t
> 0 0 C- O ^
David G. Ellison
*
1 |, "
uenerai insurance
( Honest and efficient atten- '!
tion given to.%all business
placed with me. ?
PHONE 571*
_ X
Pa8C 3
STERLING IHC. II
S( IIOQL NEWS
^ f
Gi< ?.-nvii!f. s. < ' ?n . t'very
harul one hears. whirls of eom
nw'ii'iatior i. ; i> i >:<? !I :.t made
by .tie 'ball .-':au i. "ivi t eir
naiitui > ii ' it., !i\s*
weeks. '1'vj- toi.-i'lvriyj?
the i-aTibt'i . - . i."-,,- l
ii> Ki'i'r, i? int*. r .il'.i J:l < :.! and
the* SUCTT'-S' . . |.ai?'
won l'oi !'"'( i r]y
indicate.* the f:ai. in;:.
nr' iw <?' *. willing-..
IK'SS o! ill- V:;<* }*<*-. i - t ! * V tO'
keep their '\j< d.i .- in < si !i.t-rt
. . ? Thio
;* thv fir.*I > a mm I In- athletic
di'!U''n>i *.i.a iiud. t'-vo
coaches f r i fi-i'rii- >>:,'? 1" Va:
in-kin-, i a.ti'! : life ;;mv .
The' surci ** t-i- experiment
ins111'ii - . i :.< ' -i :i'-' u-aa?a?
similar .c ' ..-.v.. :<-kow-d?
next term. '
Tin- .ji?:;. v .. -i;: Ji,
played in <"?.? ivhir-j-t ily
ikivi ia... a.' \ 'it ' 'U i';- ;pt Weak"
h? art to Law pa-- i a'visj. f_ ;rf
TTCcileilTeJ.*.. Jf ; t.< , i? i.m
yaiiii- 'with nt# < i.tk m.
I he >}i I XI. i IV I . .J j-f111
history ua.? Liy\ ?.i. sidles",
BU.t -to) s? n:0 : '? . ,*>t iintr
U'atu wji.* utlnU.*-* i rspiay.s
*\.v* rkir a a-;. i..-t to. ? ' <?
Chester elcvi -anti! a:ur i.at
I'^^Tcitiv/.I; ' ii?I A ... \\ ? 4i?- H
!?* >. Ti . . a- u;?
fight ;n;?. ?;| .lit 'J'jj?<.-? . -burst
."rtj.. tt t U,.;: ... ,,,
.they launched a:i af.a-ic ..jtlUMltl'li
it. lll 11 i t \Y H' .. 4V I
esfri U. p.a y?;?1?'; 1 a.?. y': :1,1,
T-nu.-MiT I. [ , ; -"
th'cir l'uvor.
?-"Pre- h~?rr:rr-TfTTT""" <01
I hfllikSg i.V iT1 'J 1 OiV V' ct- 01*
two en wt i! ma*c-i:v s*. v, < u v: >.
T/trough.the ii -A t:.iv.'- .j..a: : ' /> ef'
the iruiiie cut!.. wa,?? . \\'.'l
enough to : hreati-n the
'tin:i s ?T''aj ii.M-. fiine
l he re wa> a ; U >1/ a m i , >-' 1?
~rr/tv: . tmt dt-M-r.-Ai- ;V >, j
in holding ti.fi/- . and
ink ,/ig nut of danger.
Tiic muddy c: .vd* with '
wat'.. v. a -' i. . <i. V ,, ,)C
eager battiei>i ' "K: .e< i:vo tnckl
ng and hag. ;-:::;t? v.w. t.; '.,v.<-r of
the day.- -R-- ... ? Wa;-i..\gion
>vas expeiiady ' u?:?t in.
-ti? pwiits down I--..
roll out of'bound.-.
ir.inat-> . iic: i'v tjh .t.ho-k. r's? .
-ignal. ti.v .'i
.he l.\'?iiiiibla -.i-a::-.' ' . y to .
.he vt/v bTig- a .. . . 1 ?;. .
W Ull'I
their hod h i- a_..i; /. v.n-ii- ;if
musel'. a:.. . . . ujas '
Booker Was/..::t . - t-'a:... . Af<i
- ach vtil?e til. 1 O.a . : -.d
without i'lihi-hln.". /. . ?.
up) eme et.t " ; a ...r. . yjHsr
every our.c ' . t : e>vv ;l\.y
-essed a: ! . : c ;; j,v
' he- h"jic< n'.'i -tiv;iv : - :
watchiivy. scf.... In.atv. "!<
\'.a,niLti : ' i.:a__Lu _
wijj a ;.(? yji-tm'y : ]; .
-VV.'I- j)'u l-isi?r-r-TT' - - --r~rT'~r~T~T~TT7: :
1ASO. sea.?<r. 'ii: a : a... yi-rv.
. s.\i/n:i{> \!:\\>' v.
St. Mar? A. M. M \ : xm h :
pastor of. .the ; * .
proy'as.-ihy r v avi
his goo.; wife"' i.i y.-tt '
with til.*- people his 'v.'':!-:. Me .L
is a yomi j>j- a ;h a: ! a v..ry . '
-itud scholar. -1 i? ! th I' :v
with him I h-a S Jtai uL;a ?. iii?_4t ?
was the tii-st S.tn.ay ! , a:i.er.
! >r. .1. I.. H. <\v : a !: : a "A on-krfu'
sermon. > Ti .. n.i-V? >*
sat." which . ia. l
the family !ta . ""TV. : y
MijJ:;" wI la- w.. ,1 l v.. it
?ui?'\van:s*?h*Hf';,.?t and . ,?k't,
What We need.
.CoUcctUyv, was' y i .K.r'ay .He
q'.taiTerly ct nt eteite . i :at i...r
in- '.ija't't.r m'\ n: . .i
t ?7::.0(i?. " ^
Sunday r .h? <v.. a- .. a l y
the Supt. , ltd was y : a- Wet! . s
ir.spiriity. ' ' .
The lesson was . w.- ny the.
Pro-idim: Kltler at; : a!-> Id- ;
del" made an ad.'.r
Repot !. !t ;ti. I.uwr n.e
No Time for
Sluggishness
Get rid of- <ymst ip.-> t w*-ky--tavfe? ?
jiik um renauip rarat u?vrs^
and feel fresher for \<%<.:; job tomorrow.
Work seems rosier and
there are more things of in uuv-tr?'?m
when you are really well ? free
from the bad^fcelings and dullness
often attending constipation.
Thousands of men and women
know from having .taken it that
Black-Draught brings refreshing
relief from constipation. BlackDraught
is purely vege- c T"
table. It is in powdered
form so you can easily jjj
make the dose just I
right for ypu. Sold 3/1 \
In 25-cent packages. t----..- J'M
BLACK-DRAUGHT
For Constipation
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