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r p?*?z - -ssi - a __ I ; i4The New Rider" ? ' ? - Speak* now u 7 v'Vom The Trenches? - d, | We* E. Philip Kill. .j. BISHOP WILLIAMS " ~"ft will be j*ood news to the entire state of South. Carolina irrespective of denomination ato know that Bishop Noah W. Williams will be able to leave hits sick ~r~ room next week. M-any prayers ascended ,for his. recovery, and all of us ^re thankful to God for the answers received The many friends of Bishop Williams must heli> him to live by not calljnjr upon him to visit congregations every night in the (week. Our Bishop should by able to give th^. Church at least twenty more years of active ser vic?. The A.. M. E. Church needs it and the Palmetto State is by no means tired of him. THE GRAIND DODGE. The Free anduAccepted Masons' Grand Communication held in Columbia this week will appear in ( our column next week. Suffice it to say however that it was tlu be-.t held for years, - A GREAT DAY. Next Tuesday will be an ir.'.iresting day in Columbia. All delepates to' the General Conference will meet at Allen University and 1. decide, by vote,-the State Chairman, the Episcopal Committee and " the standard bearer for the bjsh-. eprio. k-Bflitfht iic _.ik wssar.y - for ns tci line up behind the one or ones we will expect to support for general officers. - ? -ST. IAKE. ' Baptism and reception of mem ' hers" will take ptare at WF church Sunday nife. Monday a Woiriin1?bs Wedding will be given at our > ' church under the auspices of the -f"1 Progressive church, Mrs. V. T. El| jis conductress I>et th(. members prav for mi out pouring- nf t r Holy Spirit upon our services Sun day. Let us advance on our knees. LATTA NEWS Weston Chapel Church RfV. N. S. DeLaine, Pastor The weather Sunday was ur.favoif ble for church goers. Henc the attendance at? Sunday school was" small.! At 10:00 o'clock Rev. DeLaine di. livened the message. 7 The ministers of the DVllor District assembled in a get together . meeting rn Weston Chapel. Monday- morning, 9:30 o'clock Rev. L A. Wells, the presiding elder of the District presiding. A good quanity of food Ctuf v4 s. gathered for Allen University. The Stewardesses of Weston Chipel took care of the visitors. Mesdames Etta Moody and Ett; Johnson visited Mis. DeLain Monday night. Mrs. Janie Richardson entertain ed the Smith Town group?Mis sionr.ry Society, Friday night, ^ Mr.?Alex Devoe?and wife, '<?' Bluebrick, S. C. were visitors at II /^1 i r* * i ?Tt-?njn v^iiupiM ounuay morning Little Cathernie McNeal of Pi Ion visited her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith last weekend. Mrs. Ella McWillie is still improving to the delight of her many friends. The A. C. E. Lorguc is tak , ing on now life, led by Miss E. X/Ucile Gruiles. ANDREWS NEWS St. Andrews A. M. E. Church Rev. W. I*. Carolina, "I'astor Sunday moinir.g was somewha' dreary, but we had a splendid mon. by o'ur nastor. lie selected St. Matthew 17:7-8, subject: "A wakening i.-nd Arousing Touch". On Sunday night the Rev. Win. Lloyd preached a short and spicy sermon. We enjoyed it very much The funejal of Mr. Irvin Keit-i who~was instantly killed on Nov. 29th, was held Sunday afternoon at St. Andrews A. M. E Chuich. Rev. W. P. Caroliir, officiating Mr. Irvin Keith, Mr. F. Green and Mr. Eddie Tisdal the driver were on. their way from work on a loaded truck when the aecid n* ? ?happened about-fifteen miles fronT Andrews. Th driver was-scrious ly hurt.- He died Fast" Thursday, December 5th n Kellcp'.s hospital. Kingstree, S. C. Those thdt were here to attend the funeral of Mr. Keith were Mr. Willie Keith, the brother, of Washington, D. C.; Miss Fannie Johnson, his neice of Washington, D. C., and Miss Ann Marks a frieVid of Philadelphia, Pa., and a host of relatives from Georgetown, Andrews and other ? places. 1 : Mrs. L." Johnson departed this life on hist Friday afternoon, De- \ cember 6, 1935. She leaves to mourn her loss a devoted and loviH?T husband; two d)l ughters;. two sons, two brothers, two sister?, a I host of relatives and friends. Fun- j eral Sunday 2:30 p.m., at St. AnI , drews A. M. E. Church. Rev. W. I [ j P. Carolina, officiating1. Quite a [ crowd atwndded. r Mr. Tilmon Jnhnsoh of ^Balti- I p; more, Md., d.1m<; to view the last of hi, mother. Sister Johnson is ' a loss to us, but heaven's gain. Miss Emily Johnson, a regis- ' tered nurse of Georgetown, S. C. ? spent the week-end in Andrews j ? visiting Miss Louise Hawkins one of our teachers. Come again ? Miss Johnson we are always Had I\ to see youi. We are pleased tp learn at this wrriting, Mrs. E. B. Greene who has been sick |or sometime i* ?, imroving. 11 fc ... 1 ~ ... v j .. . LAai ? I BATE9BURG NEWS. We are sorry to see Mrs. Dora Harmon move; she has been one of our old neighbors for many years. 'Mr. Walter B. Robinson, who has been in the North quite awhile h|s returned. We are very glad to -sue him honie. again; |Last ^veek on Dec. 4, Ann Smith wasthe Batesburg~ high school. 11 ? ?.-* u line Miv?% lU' OIC uuping _fpr ..their return Dec. 11. -Miss Mamie Johnson, wlu> is ill is recovering. We hope for her a speedy recovery. Hateshurg high school is still selling Xmas. seals; the campaign will end at the Xmas tree. We are hoping to.be in the lead when ft is over. The Olive Branch Sunday school was called to order at 10:30 by the 'Supt. and we had a wonderful service. ,' | Mr. Lorenzo Rabb has St. Nicholas Xmas Seals for sale; 30 in a set and sells them at 10c a set. Holly hill news. Among the many interesting things that is being done at the Holly Hill Rosenwald school the most interesting is the serving of 'hot soup or lunch'' a* recess. This is what health promoters and en rgotir ),.:ichi'fs h;iv.- hiinn trying to tret in their, schools for a long imu. . The BtiU dogs uf, Holl.v Hill clos d-the football season with St. Paul .villi 21-0 in favor of ^ Ilolly Hill. t)n the. 0th of this month the ligli school'girls and members of the faculty gave a banquet at the tuditorium ill honor of the football ball boys who wrought sd well this " easoiv.. The. boys and girls- are v/loing some hard practicing now for the basket ball season. This is also under the-direction of Mr. .Dicks. ; Mr. Yeotis, the^magician (color?'d) gave a splendid demonMraion at the auuiiorium, Dec. 8th. There will be a talking picture at lie school on the 17th iftid a Xmas play on the l'Jth, by the 4th grade m:.... T - * " uimci i?ns3 jum's, in interest 01 the i ohool. Give Club undei tlic~ dtrectioft of Miss Pickett will jive a reeitjll .{or Christmas, also. The sub-citvtyion County District [ No. -4 of the'Teachers' Association wiH weet- at the"ttcrtty Hill Rosehwald school Saturday, Dec. 14th it. 11:00 a.m. All teachers are requested to be present by orders of the president, Rev. L. R. Paton. The. Blight Star school had quite -a successful entertainment on last Friday evening for the benefit'of the school. Miss Mattees Anderson is still ni| roving but we are sorry to say that little Annie Lou Brown is lead. We express otir sympathy to the family. Tht .quarterly conference held at the Holly Hill charge on the 7th by the P. K., Dr. J. E. Beard, was very, interesting, inspiring and successful. Dr. Beard is a very fine man'and with, our fine pastot\ Rev... Farmer, we should accomplish much.. Dr. Beard brought along with him a' young minister, the Rev. Paul [.. Wells, who preached two plendid sermons at Bethel, a t 11:13 a.m. and 7:.'50 p.m. Five persons were added to the^chnrch^? T.he Rev. Lisbon was at Shiloh hiirch Sunday and had very excellent services all day. These people are planning to put over a big job this year. With such leaders \s Prpfs. Elmore, Whack. David Jacques. Messrs. Palm'r Jacques md othirs, Sisters Young, .lacings, Palmer, Whack, Hampton. White and ithers the work can be done. We \yere indeed very pleased to have our ex-pastor Re,v. I. W. Wilborn look in on us Sunday evening. |ile looks well and reports .to is doino' well over the Beaufort listriet. We pray be will. The Sister and Brother rally to l/e given at Bethel on the lPth is going sAvtHaffmr;?Yonbad' better join with us, (the sisters), for wo 'are going to pet the eward (a turkey supper.) m ^ GKKKNWIHH) CUj TEACH BUS ASSOCIATIONS n Greenwood County Teachers' As soeiation met Wednesday, I)oc. 4, at o'clock at West End school with the president, Mr. B. J. Sanders, Jr., presiding. In spite of thd winter weather a nice number of teachers was U-vs?nt. After devotions, the->nin utes were read and adopted. Prof W. A. Armwood rfad the constition, which was adopted by seclions. . ' : The subject?'-Communicable Dis (Uses and Their Causes," was so very interesting at the last Nov mber meeting that it was vot"'' by the group that it be continued thru December. Each teacher seemingly put forth a special e? inet in preparing tor the subject Much good was. derived from this At this meeting the president urged each teacher ' to pay the Statp Teachers' Asociation fee. 0'iitj? a number of teachers have paid and he hopes at the next meeting, to be able to say that each teacher in the county has naid. \\re want to and must registcr one hundred per cent. The next meeting will be held at one of the Rural schols the first Wednesday in January. Mis? Eva Childs extends an invitation to?Xhe^ Association. So?we have our minds Centered on that date and place. We are hoping that the weather will he favorable. Also we must not forgPt the District meeting which is held in Anderson Dec. 14. To every teacher in Green wood County, all roads lead to Anderson, Saturday, Dpc. 14. Adjourned with benediction by Rev. Qood*. ;?... \ ' * " N WARD NEWS Sunday School began at the usual time with the Supt., Mr. Gilbert Abney and the teachers at their post of duty. The lesson was taught by Dea. Alonzo Davis and Prof. Logan which was very interesting from the beginning to end. We were very glad to have Mrs. M. E. Crawford in our Sunday School She spoke for a few minutes on "Working and Praying". which was enioved bv all. She also ^thanked the'patrons for cooperating \vith hev by letting the children subscribe for The Palmetto Leader. It has not only brought about better readers in the school but better attendance. Deacon Clarence Walters said Sunday that he really enjoyed read ijig the "Leader" and we all should be grateful to Mrs. M. E. Crawford foy recommending the "Leader" to us. He says he will always keep the paper in his home. After Sunday School officers were elected for the yeari Mr. Wadie Davis, Supt.; Mr. Prince Gray, General Supt.; Dea. A. D. Davis, Advanced Teacher; Mr Oti-K Walters, Asst.; Mr.'G. A. Abney,' Mr C W Walters, Primary Teacher; Mrs. S. Walters and Mrs. Clidi DaviSf-dSecretary;. Mrs. K. Glenn M*I?3*~Iola Davis. Sunday School Sexton, Clifton Davis.. . The students are all busy selling Xmas S?-pls. It wil^ ipean more to you if you will buy a stamp from us. ^ If you should come on campus you can see from our decorated windows, sand tables and black, boards' that Xmas is near. The fnllowinrr stuSente nirirh perfect attendance for-the. month First prrade; Johnnie Mae Aikbn: Richard Gibson, Berry Glenn, and Elese West, Lucile Smith, S</>. Richard Gibson, Bery Glenn, Elest West, Lucile Smith 2nd grade; An nie Gibson, Mozell Oliphaht, Lucile TmcideTilmon;VeYa Davis, LpHa McKelvin, Ma hie Smith, Ida Lucile Walters, Fourth grade Mable Davis, Ethel Smalworth, Ward Davis, J. (\ Wit lianis. Fifth grade: Florence Walters, Marv Glenn, A H Sniahvni-th Sixth grade: James Glover, Wat 'ace Grover, 7th grade, Marrie Bell Glenn, Iola Davis, Katherine Glenn. ; I Elise_Iurnipseed fijom Columbia spent the week-end with her aunt and Naomi Weaver and to see her great grand mother who hars been sick for sometime. GREENWOOD NEWS. Those witnessing the State !ln ! uwnn frame last inursaay were Miss Lucile Cothran, Messrs. Nea! Woodson, R.R. Backus, Bob Thimp kins,- J. K. Hunt, A. Boyd, J. S. Young, Veryiie "Meeks, ?Bill Anthony, F. Burton, J. II. Buoy and Mitchell Robinson. After witnessing the State and Claflin game last Thursday Miss Majorie I^mdy, teacher in Conway spent ;the wok-end home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs James Dandy. Mrs. J. >f. Walker spent Thanks jiving in Raleigh. N. C., and oth-? er points visiting children and'1 friends. - She repot ted a very pleasant stay. Misses Mamie L. Williams 'spent > Fhanksgiving in Columbia visiting 'l'iends. She reported a nice trip. Miss Mamie Peterson spent Thanksgiving holidays in Colum-bia visiting relatives at Benedict coJlegn^JMiss Birdie* Peterson, a "lecher at Gafifney accompanied her back home to spend a short while with parents and friends. Miss Willie Fox returned homr> last Sunday night, having spent a most pleasant Thanksgiving with friends in North Carolina. Mrs. G, A. Parker and Miss Sara Jospeh, motored to Columbia last Friday to atend the Executive Board of the State S. S. and B. Y. P. U.' Convention. _ The friends-of this city are sorry to hear of the illness'of Dr. C. F. Gandy of Greenville. We hope | for him a speedy recovery. Miss Helen Lomax, teacher at Belton spent Thanksgiving week? ndVat her home visitipg relatives. Quite n number of (trepnwnrwl ians attended the Conference in Abbeville last week. j Mis Mary F. Smith motored to parts in Georgia Monday. N. U. Q. Club Meets Miss Mary F. Smith entertained the club at her home on Maxwell Ave. Friday evening. The hostess served a delicious salad course with fried oysters and coffee. Mr. Perrin was guest of the club, Hear Eta Mot en, radio" star and "onc^rt artist, at Allen University Columbia, S. C., December 16,. 1935 CHESTERFIELD NEWS. By Sara At McCul tough .-v Everybody is busy getting ready fo r' Xmas. Miss Sara A. McCullough had as her guest Sunday afternoon Miss Mary Baucom," Messrs. John and George Hammond. Misses Baucom and McCullough aceom| nanied Mr. Hammonds' to Wadesj boro, N. G.? where they where they. spent,' a very pleasant evening with iMissJ-Elizabeth Bennett and her friends. ' ", < weaamg Dens are still ringing Miss Gtacc "Stheater and Mr. Elijah Gatty were married Saturday nite. Wepwish this young couple much success and happiness. On the sick list are Mesdames < Ilattie Sanders and Mable Roberon ' This is hog killing time; people i are busy killing for Xmas. ( i Mrs. S. E. McCullough returned 1 Thursday from Chester. She left Monday afternon for McColl, S. C. where she will spend the week ?ritH friends. THE PALMETTO LEADER CHESTER PARAGRAPHS. I ? | Mr.' Seymour Carroll, of Columbia was in the, city a few hours Monday. The business section of Chester is decorated in vari-cblored lights. ' This section, being on a very high hill make a showing that is quite ! inviting and attractive. The arri-j val of Santa-Clous on Friday nite j' brought people cut from near and . lar. i ne tittle loik wore much in j evidence. Rae-s of fruit, enndv and J toys were, given to chiUh-en-Both colored and white, who were eight *1 years old and und<?r. j ?j Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Johnson )i had as their quests on Thanks. ] J giving day, Mrs. Johnson's^ father . J mother and sisters^ Mr.' amf'MYr' J C. J!. Peay, Misses Carie and El- *J aise Peay, all of Winnsboro. " . | *i ' Mr. N'eal Hint on continues on ! the sick list. _ , I *i Mr. and Mrs. John It. Woodard spent Thanksgiving in Union as i the guest of Mrs. Woodward's 0 mother. | *j Mrs. Beatrice D. Adams died at !; her home on (Yllins St., Saturday ! -after a lingering illness. She left ; ux small children, a husband, h'r : mother, Mrs. Anna DoGraffenried, 'j listers Mrs. Cora Price of Cblum- {! bia^ Miss Viola DoGratl'enried and ' Mrs. Bernice ??- of Greens-1! bcro; Messrs. Jesse and King De- ,: ! Graftenried of ' Philadelphia;" MisS *: Florida and Mr. l.loyd 1 lot,railui- ! "ied of Chester. Funeral services J *! were held at ,Mt; OJive Baptist U; hurch and burial was in Armenia.'-; emetery in the county beside h.r *i ^father, who died several years J tgo, and h< r brother. Mi\ Will jj OcGreflfenried who died in. July I1 Jt the wheel of his bus. . ! ROv. ahd' Mrs. J. W. Shaw, of Ruck*-Hill were itv tlie city Wed- < nesday. - *i Miss Vivian Harrington class, .j (8th pradc) pave a party in, the j lining .room of lynley Hi on "Mori- !j lay nipht. A. larpe "Crowd was *| present artd much fun-was had in |i ryinp to eat -apples suspended by ^ a strinp-*=fortunc telling- Biligo ,! md prab bap. The roonvwas dec- ! orate'd in yellow and whit'*.. On Friday nipht. Prof. Ardrey, llardin Ij ind Stnior Clo^ will I'ivi' :i pre, j Christmas party. 1?? t; Mr.'.J. S. Stanhack. Grand Mas- *j ter of Masons of S. C, is presidinp *i over that body which is in session *j in Colijinbia this_week. Others at- 'j fundipp from h're are: Prof. S. !j T.. Finley, Rev.- P.-1). Finis, Mr. J. *| C. White, Mr. J. (\ Channtll. I)r. J J.S.Allen. ! Prof! S. I.. Finley was drawn j as a member of- the Federal Grand ; .'Jury in Greenville which is meet- *i inp this and lusxt week.* ?; ?j Rev. M. D Smith tinstor Of A ! M. E. Z. church. Dr. rJ. S. Allen, !J Mrs Julia B. Shaw arc all title- **j gates to the General Conf' renee which meets- in Greensboro. in ! May. ' . M!'. Gjjttv Dal cock. id'. Lancaster was in the city Friday. Rev. Mr. Broadus who is in ! charge of the Missionary meeting 1 of this District to be held Thurs- day at Calvary Baptist church and Dr. Briggs of Benedict College faculty were at Calvary Sunday night. Dr. Bfijjgs preached a won .derful sermon. n RIDGK SPRING NFAN'S. . !,' The spirit of reverence was at its highest at Ridge Ilill Sunday. . One could not enter the door without realizing, that the presence' of Clod is near. At 11:J50' Rev. Jones canie before,his congrega- .. tion' with.a well p-repared sermon ' from th- 's.ihject:. "Daylight Mercies." Be left in a few minutes plenty fo?nl for thought. As usual the sermon was enjoyed by all. An after collection to the amount of $0.1 *> was taken for Deacon Gib , son who-1 s; his honv by fire last week. ; ( , -Near -tliin individuals enjoyed the "Manless Wedding," give'n by the d.. P.'* A. club, in the school audi-- V torium Friday' evening. Thre mem-; tr rsMtf?t-hi- 'i'lub should ho com- ~ mended. Mrs. M. , F.. Crawford \ seived as mistress of cejemony. j The audience was first entertained with a shoif. miscellaneous pro - y-> After which the bridal mutch was played by .Miss L. M. Peterson. The bride's maids came forth dress .1 ed in charming gowns of becoming colors and patterns, accompanied by ladies who represented men, be- j comingly dressed m dark suits of Navy blue followed by the ring bearer, flower girls, fherTthe bride ^ and groin. The stage was beautiful; (Tib-background was of fall ji leaves and pot flowers. This occa- v sion offered much fun and laugh- ^ tor. An amount of $R.15 was tea- |j 11 zed to he paid on the Ileatrola , at Ridge Hill church. School. ,v We wete proud to see Miss Latimer able to resume her work Wed P nor,day. Several classes have already re- a ported for Xmas seals; othrrs are working hard to sell thejrs Rt mem i 0 ber the fight is against Tubercu- r: losis. Buy ^a seal and join this fighting army. Most classes are reviewing for a "exams" which will start Monday.1 T\ ~ r , 1_ uuii i iorg't me pre-Amas " stunts to be presented by the mem hers of t.be !tt h grade Friday ev-1?eninfc at 7:30. Rain or shine; he ? in time. Plenty of jokes, latest I mhsic, games and plenty. of food u to sell. They say "It doesn't mat E ter if-it's cold they will entertain E young and ql<J.:" Admission 5c. We regret Very much that Mc- I Clifton Peterson, a member of the I 7th grAde, injuried one eye while I rutting wood. There is a question I as to whether it will be saved <?r I not. The teachers enjoyed the month- I ly County Teachers' meeting Fri-, I day and Several plan to attend the I District meeting at Anderson Sat ' '.J\' fi ' ' " ' * . , , - - f I* . : , f ],iff CHRIST] Bakingls A Pleasure For The Modern Housewife When She Uses I; : . t 0 " I.,I* I | : ADLUH S WHY ^t t r* ! " . . " " ? ' ... . Because Adluh is truly a sup< j; from the finest of- soft winter od to such perfection that you I* , : - * 'shortening' with this flour. j ..." . Try a sack of Adluh Flour an : r-wu-mclf that it is the finest : "T Tour on the market- You I Fiour from most prng-vpssivp I ?*??fi Allen Br< S 1 I Com t I SoRrp^TENtll AlrLLERS OF *TAI : | colum CAFFXEY NEWS j WALHAEEA NEWS Th.o 'Now Galilee Baptis The Faini Women's Homo Do- ?iu'y school was called to o vonstration Clubs of Cherokee' -th>? l obular hour, by the S 'ounty hel their f'xth joint un- tendent. on ,wifh the . Mt? /ion Club on The services at "'the 'rday. I)-.-. '? ihe Pr.sid.nt, Spiing Baptist Church wo Irs. Bi lie Posey presiding. . ed oil Sunday. We trust t Devotional ixcrekes conducted members will attend rain o y Mosdanies Belle .Jeff erics; and from now on. >etie Posey. ' Miss Clara Mae Grant an Enrollment of Clubs,- Gowdys- Ira Wilson, Jr. motored to ille, Piney Grove Central and Mt. Friday evening, to attend v 'ion. . jriyln at the home of Pro Tb< collection \..-s- $'*..<31. Mrs. G. II. Washigton, in h Adjournal, nt f*r dinner: Many their sister, Miss M. Jope aid. s Wit e b>a. ed with tasty de- The Aggrie Bulldogs iehv.sic^ which were enjoyed by Ball team lit'8 won every he groups. They motored to Westmini Re-aipsombly .at* 2:30: Sid-ction Tiu-s lay, Dec. 3, and play y Mii. Hira.u l.iillciohn. \\ ytminister High School lienorlc.s by Prof. J. Wt Pos:y. scolres were 16-9 in favor c ^ demmistration of the Adult halla.' ehool'woik by tb Home Keonom Op thj 5th, they motored s group di.r 1 d by Me.sdatnes erty. and played the high Iar.v Smith ? u.T Canif hell. there; the scores were 3-31 ...Prof, and Mis. J.: AV Posey or--of the Aggio Bulldogs. {sited1 Miss. Ila'.p.e David-on proud of our team., unday. ?.!iss* Da- on has h.-.n The Christmas program ! 1'orC some lim,. having undo-. observed on Christmas # Dj ore an operation at the Good D 3:30, at the Flat Rock :aritan Hospital in Charlotte, church, [. C.^ The Trinity Mr-' E.' 1 Gaffney friends were indeed school l|d all the teachers lioelU d and saddened to learn of sent. U? ,l,.nO. ..f M-. > 1 .w 11ir<\i?11 v?t ? ? uKins. 1,1 a< n??ft?vtv&tokes broi n Sunday evening. I5nc was sick us an inspiring m^/sage. nly a-few -'ays with pneumonia, members and friends \v tor funeral will 1>.- Wednesday Row Stokes to this charge vening at Concord Bapt. Church, v The Sisters Charity Club She leaws f?o;?- children: Mrs. Flat Rock Baptist Church, holly Caiman of I'ittsbuigh, Pa., jho home.of Mrs. Frank-H lT.-rrWY+ttrttTS""~SF<> <>t I'lttsiiiircrh, The host??is served <" dt 'a. Mis-: Lucile Wilkins, Mr. Ed. ,course of salad and sandwi filkirs an '. Shadv Wilkins of The Christmas dinner \ laffney, also several grand chil- rC-tbe 'bbine cf Mrs. F ion, a id.-teT, Mrs. Alice Hatch-?Floyd on the27th. a?tl and a host -of friends to MiSs Bertha Washington vourn bCV passirv. and Mrs. G. H. Washington The play "Here Comes Charlie" m.ca, ai d the biter's sistei as well presented by the Cowpen M-rtha Jones of Concord, li school stisv.oiits at the Met>o- visited several homes here clitan A. M. E. Zion Church on <iuv, while, at the home of I londay nieht;?Flew?It, to a very circuit. Tpediosteas served ppreciative -audU.nce.- ^ . t,i oake and-hot chocolate. Mr. and Mrs. Samuvl MeColletm Mrs. Lucy Webb of An f Washington. D.C-, are visiting visited Sunday as the,guest datives and friends in Gatfney. J son-in-law and daughter,, IV . | Mn. Charlie Mitchell. Mr. Richard Hutchinson relay. ' i h,> sick list, >lso Mr. The adult schol is still en. Why White. ot take advantage of the oppo'r- M4*. Totsy Breazeale h unity ? turned from the Anderson HOLLEY AND SONS FUNERAL HOME 21G9 Senate St., (Cor. House <fnd Senate Sts.) Columbia, S. AMBULANCE SERVICE - .Ol'R PHONE NEVER SLEEPS?For Direct Connection w The IlolleV .Funeral Homes at Gadsden and- EAstover, S. j PHONE 7998 OCR MOTTO: "PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVIC1 A Service In Keeping With Every Purse. 17 YEARS OF EFFICIENT SERVICE. t - - I ', 'ii' Yn^J-.iWi lr Mtii* ? ?' - '< - * Saturday, December 14, 1935 v Sfc3Sfc3SfcS8fc^^^fc^ * v ' x Y i MAS J^-f~ jtj - r * ""* '; i flour: |_ X X ? i ? ; f *s .y X : ?x erior flour milled ' ? wheat and blend' n * J l actually use less J . * | "? . I d demonstrate to : -11' - popular priced: i | ^ can buy. Adluh | ds. Milling | ipany 1 J * 5LE-TESTED" FEOI R ? BIA, S. C. _ | ? ? | i ? *25 ??; > ". tal. She is impioving nicely. The Flat Rock Baptist Church >t Sun- S. S. met as usu 1. rd"i> at Due to the inclement weather _ upcrin- not many attended the B. Y. P U. . Sun:lay evening.. Double. The Oconee Educational Assore mil- riation will noi. Cuiiv\no Saturday,?-? h t the December 11, due to the fact that ir shine the third Congressional District Group meeting which will meet in*' J Prol". Anderson, S. C. ? t Reed Street Seneca High school, 10:00 a m. Dr. J. J. party, Stalks- of* Bene ddict College, Cof. and lumbiar S. C. will be sipeaktfr. lor*, onor of the occasion. s. -I. All County teachers are urged to Basket be present. rgame. " :? steron* BROWN CHAPEL NEWS ed the - 1 ' Rev. W. R. Bowman, Pastor if Wal- ' , f , ' Our pastor has j preached two j. T ;k sermons anj the people are i. I delighted with his service. He in f v- sP?^e f?r t*10 Palmetto Leader We are i an<l a re-portcrt-nd an j agent. will"be O"1' Sunday school will be reay at orKaniztd Sunday, also the church ItantUt ^ie l,asf01' and his wife spent Sat unlay night with Mr. and Mrs. A. =tnrw1nv D. Gardner. They also took dinner i pre- w'th .Mr. and'Mrs. A. \V. Watson, * l and C. Ulnirr These dinners wera. ight to indescribable. All the I Among -the leaders who attend|ed Sunday school were: Mrs. Daisy Mack, William Mack, J. J. of the M?ore? Rebecca Croom, Jacob met at Jamison, David Keller, Thomas award*- _?hayi*._L^ F. Mack, L. Laur ' licious. ence> Westley Essobaum, P. D. iches Dash, A.. Watson, Louis Hampton, vill b" ^rs- Ma'y Kvnily onj others, hanres Watch our church raise two r?bundle dollar- next-Sunday. ^ Prwf - ? ?.. ' V r. ' ? SOUTHERN RAI1.WAY SYSTEM of So I Arrival and Departure of Passenger MISS I'ralns. operated by the Southern Railway N. C. System at the Union S'aticn, Columbia. Satu'v- % O., effective D-cember 8. 19S4 u, n i:00 A M.?charlotte UTS. C.. .rates Pnr. . check- i:io>Jt. M.?Charleston Oreenvllle. Anderson, 8anaoa dpvann T'so A ?Newberry, Oreenaood. ' ' . 05 A. M.?Spartanburg. Ashevllle of her <;4q ^ ?Aucrusta [r. CfKl I:IS A M.--^Savannah 1:20 A. M.-iCamdrn, Lancaster, Rock : Hill, Shelby Tr-Lu 245 p- M-?Ashevllle, Louisville, .? Klbby 8t. Louis. Cincinnati, Chicago :<0 P M?Orangeburg. Charleston 00 P. M.? Charlotte, Washington, re" New York Hospi- ' 55 P. M.?Anderson, Atlanta ' nn p M. Savannahs Jacksonrllla ... rrives Columbia From: B . 50 A. M.?Jacksonville, Savannah I 8;30 A. M ^Atlanta, Anderson. Greenwood I -<:35 A. M.?New York, Washington. Charlotte C. I .a:25 P *.f.?Rock Hill. Lancaster, Camden 12 40 P M.?Charleston I 1:25 P. M.?Chicago. Clnclnnpi.il, 6t Louie, I Louisville, Knoxvllle, Asheville ith I Spartanburg i I ?:46 P. M.?August* C. H i:00 P. M Ashevllla. Poartnnburg I 4:30 P. M.?Charleston . I 4:40 P M. ?Charlott* p ?? I 64 P. 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