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f^Batoi urday, January 4, 1936 i ^Jave covered the com. * ' t pany area i ? ?? -By D. t. Feldcr -v? CCC Correspondcr / ? Awendaw*, S. C., Dec. 21V Com^ pany 6419 F-4 CCC C5|v.p?Commander officer, L. O. Hin-on. 22f> Inf. First Sargent, Lawrence E. I Moore senior leader. This camp is lotatod on highway 701. between the cities ot' Charles ' r ton and Georgetown, S. C. noi ithe South Santec Rive.- 'v!:eve tK eool wind blows from the- noi tu ! tnrl ooaf orwl FTw^ T'wTTTTTTT rrrTrrrr A.VSIV-O JMII green and the oak tops brown and, at midday it seems like a hot summer day, and at night, it is frosBie and cold, t^en each boy huddle near to- -is cot to meet . new day somi and on.i ?y a< it . | comes. In writing I wish to remind* you of Mr. James Rivers, ha is still in - the camp at Awcndajv, S. C. Ctr541^ F-4. He is expecting to hia first visit home for the first,. ^ and also spend Thursday in Charleston, with his friends. Mr. ) James Wadworth, one of our friends-who is in- the ciuwp?rei e . has made a great. y.;:ccc-.s.?He ! { now An Leave for his second vi-it - ' hortte, and will join hawls with hi:; V mother and sister. We-*wdl be glad for his return ii & Mr. Matthew Sawyer plaaj| i ning to spend t^Ny.y i'0 r with . hi8 mother and friends. We hop I that he will efijoy his t ip ard also see his girl-friend, Mi ;s Carrie x~eari aikch. can't give a report of the basket, ball game because over a hundred . boys are on lorve for Xiras and ' New Year, so the game was post ponded until later. We hope that k every one will have- a . Meriy Xmas and a Happy New Year. ' Sunday -School' Report ^? Sunday school was opened at 9:30 ?.. m; conducted by Matthew ? i Sawyer, -acting as srrcih.t;. idnt First selection lead ~~by?rtyrtnry Phelps, Prayer was offered' by Matthew Sawyer. Subjebt' of tiv. lesson "Preparing the way *ii" 'th.? Lord." This lesson was Toiui.l: t Malachi Sri-.- Matthew tMMt; taught by Joseph Wiijaglass. 'I'll 11 ?{?the lesson w-s opened for- Ui:-,i1Ua cussion. General explanatory notF~T es read by James Wndworlh. ? Number of students pres i.t JO Everybody seemed to enjoy tinSunday school. The lesson was reviewed by John Rhuc, Mr. Khut made a short talk and Ml;. Matthew Sawyer responded. Closing selection, "What a friend \\\ ve in Jesus" led by Julian ,I'h dps. 4 ' ~.. . I.IPP'Q PTPlIKfiT /MPT By Isabel Martin, Blaney. S. ('. Dear Readers?>1 am hoping tin' there will be real joy itr your home ber'boor, Or it may be rich, hut-joy is a thing of tite spul, rot made <? by wd.-lth or want. The re wil probably be mote joy in many.;' humble home than irt many a rich one; for joy is b: in of lore and kindly fellowship. Let ,Ch'n.-i ma a find you - at ]h are veil h aj men, for there is no hnppires: for a heart that ha^ enmity. First of all give me j ? tier.ee, enough to last through all tin trials that daily appear; then give me understand]rg that 1 tray 1 > . from <Lay to day, a better ft let d. a better citizen, a bitter 'neigh hot. And Charity, tW t I .may see the good! in all and not. the small Unimportant faults that 1 so easily find. (Jive me a joy us spit' h, that I may spread cheer and sunshine along the^ way, an 1 that thorn I Tneet mry know that 1 have walked and talked with the master. And, give me hope/the greatest of all gifts, brougst to , " the world by the birth of the Christ Child. And last of all I want a star, a bright guiding . star, to tench me how to ttsc tinI precious gifts that was horn unto I IM. I< The wise men brought cosily gifts to the ChTht Jesus, b t1 i'-f more precious in the sight of (Jo was .tlheir hu'mble adoration of the divine Child. "When they wen1 come into the- house, th y f .!; i'j down and'worshipped ;him." Tho\ saw the glory of (Jed in the fart ? of Jesus Christ. May that also be the deepest source of your Christnrias joy. And remember its not the value of a gift individually, but tlhe spirit of the gift. And now I wish you a most hlesse i Christmas, and a prosperous New Ydar. MOKK1S CHAl'ltl, W. Al. 1 . Greenwood. S. C.?The Woman's Missionary Union of Morris Chap el D^ptist Chip eh has made commendable progress for the past j year and plans are outlined for the next twelve months. ^ The auxiliary Ifff^gain d s- irifually and' financially and the tnj tire j?roup seem to b^in unio'g hi 77 who visit are inspired to~ unite . jfrith the teroun.' The president having hoon telec' ^ id' by the corfcri'm'i'. i t Mi"' hrt meeting, all J remaining officers weTe reelected by a unanimous y vote. i All officers we-e praised for f their loyal rin f faithful service? jy lyt special mention was giv * A . PrDOtrl^nl \Tl-i T *1 (nvw... ^ft'as served for rira ye.ars or siiv ?a the organization;?Miss Sadie JJ_ ? Washington, who has serve'I fa' fully as secretary and Mrs. Mam Robinson who has served with r fi curacy for three years. The officers elected are: Mv< J Roxie Laproon, President; ^ Mrs. Mary I/ee Reynolds. 1st Vice President; Rev. Mrs. W. Xo'-flelt 2ndd Vice President; Mrs." Ro?a tf Johnson 3rd Vice President: Miss \jpn?4 Mame Robinson, Ties.; Mrs. A. a- W sMnptofn, Convention ffreoi; Mrs. Jessie N. T. Fhitler, Reporter Rev. H B. Mitchell, Pastor. An invitation and hearty welcome S extended to an. ? THE FOURTH GROUP OF AN. 'PERSON CO. TEACHERS I Tin* fourth group of the Anderson?County?Teachers held?their second group meeting for the PJ35-3G session Thursday, Dee. lh, at Mt. Moriah School of which Mrs. Odessa McDonald, Misses Needa Robinson and Daisy West are the efficient teachers. After the- devotion, some helpful information was given by various ones on some of our nios.. troublesome problems, Mrs. A. W. Anderson said some very interesting thirds leading up to field day activities. The meeting was acec] toil as ; bit of inspiration by tthe gioup. The above named teachers witr. their cooperatve patrons entertain eJ with a well heated house .tl/ t was beautifully decorated for the C'.iristmas holidays and a nips,, delicious feast that made us think \ve .were being served our Christmas dinner. I'rogiain for the group: 1:00 p. in.?Devotion, 1:45 p. -in.?Interiuediat.e group. -?2:10 p. ni. ? l'i imnry .group. 2:10 p. nr.-rtien.'irl Inasiross.? ju m.?Dismissal. rim.>rmediate Croup .Janparv?Reading. _,.Mrs. Es"true L'yuns. Feb.?Language, spelling and writing, Miss Ethel McAdams. , llaiv Health aid Citizenship, .Miss Xadine Garrison. Primary Gfouu I .Ten.*--lid -.dimr, Mrs. Alice Daniels. . ? 1 Feb.?No. Werk, Mist* , Loip Watkins. *i . Mar. -Language, sp'jl.lirg and writing, Miss Needa Rdhinson. Prof. D. Dahields, President; Miss Collide-'EdWards, Vice PtesT; Miss Ethel McAdams. Sec.; Miss Nadine Garrison, Asst. Sec.; Mis. Odessa McDonald, Ties.; Mrs. .! Melrose. 15.st. Pianist; Mrs. EveM. \Yrtldrrecr~Rvp<>''ler.?? PROSPERITY NEWS j A - r p?I j Our pastor, Rev. M. F. Wilson i 25, Uli? stopped cue night in Raland one night in DMU aielphia, Pa. to preach for Rev, -i-S. Smith on-Dec. 20..then he left l'< r Conn. He niotofed through tlie country and we hope for him a successful trip. Shiloh A. M. E. Church Rev. T. H. Wheathers. Pastor Prosperity, S. C.?All members cf Shiloh are here by notified that Su. day Jail. 5, TP.JG our presiding cider will he with us to hold oui i 'h'-;f i-mflTt'i'lv mnfnrimrh? ?wt ate expecting *ill to be present am: 'ii ir bit as usual. ; Mrs. Xor'a Sp.eaman bas return - -&?rmyrrr?n ftrr spending?sevi ral vveek'3 in Spartanburg also Mis? liiuile lloozcr alter spending sev > tj. 'we: k< in Charlotte* N'( C. and Mrs. Colic Dewalt ol C. wore home fo.t Christmas. Miss Carrie 'Richard of' Allen University, Miss Cussit - ' of-Bettis. Afrademy- spent Christmas at home. l -Wis. Alaitha Toland is still ou the sick lit. Mr^A. Y.eBates is also very'sick at thft^'rrting. Wt hope for them a spe'edy re.overy, Frtd C. James, Reporter coli.eton co. tkaciu;us\ meet City 1.. ( 1 > ton Kivers, Jr.) S.UiKlay, D.cembor J 1st., niarl; o.. e a; luiul?monthly meeting of Colleton County Culoruti-jLvacoors. At ten o'clock a. m; the teachers a.-semble.i.. at tlie high school IjV.ijpliug in Waltcrb. ro; eveiybody "ycemed to have been in a?r unusually briev.t mood ar.d t'n I nt' i lw> Christmas spii it. The Supervisor appeared befi e _ iiuuy-in hei;. ruauajL p>o. sunt :.i u> ..nil aide 1. the . le-u-Uers with their pre-holiday /can;. The I.OIIl Th. suli* ot Cl<!l>tasseinbly lteportod- ahno-! 10 ) l?. r cent; . -V'; p - ; in tli i very near lut ire y;> i will ad of c program which, wnl he piescntvil by this body. The piuns .or ir.is prog.am 'ftre h? w i r: ;eruay and the out took l'cr ire success is great. Our holi ay season will extend -o Januaiy U, l'JTO. Ana trow, in behalf of the Colleton Co, Teafrhcrs Association, the writer expresses many wi Iks for a .Meiry Xmas end a hopeful and joyful New Year to the staff ot publishers'and the kind readers l Litis woliderful paper. For the highligh.s of our future endeavor watch this pedtmn. I:M:.IANTI-L A. M. IVCHLKCH Rev. J. I?. Thomas,' Pastor . R.eause of the "inclemency of iIk weather on last Sunday, the at . ' ar.ce -t Hmi.iar.iiel was slim. Taking in consideration the condition of the weather, a splendid gathering was present. The pastor read lor the morning lesson a portion of the sixth chapter of I Gen. after which the nir.etenlft . i vision of tthe I'.-alms ?was road alternately. At the pro.er time, "liev. Thomas arose an.i greeted tlr eongfeeation as he usually (lo'es, and selected his text from St. Luke 2nd chapter and'" 8th same cotuitry shepherds abiding in the ti Id," etc. Subject, ghej?hcrdsi atid ar.gels. From these 1 wo xVoTTs the pastor developed a bd-utifful and powerful sermon. : The. morning worship was indeed i inspiring. I Sunday school convene at the usu 1 al hour. The attendance at this 1 sci \ ire was also contrary to the j regular attendance because of the | same condition .:'S above stated, j A short Christmas program was 1 rendered. The program was scheduled for the Sunday previous, but I 6n account of the weather it coutd - ' Th l_ tlu% <?* t <11 H BV ABBS. <Ou"C?j' ^L-?aa s I NOTE: Your question answe . clippuijT^f this column is enoh t r'y. send a quarter (25c) anc elope lor my New Astrology a;l free advice on three (3) q it fx.ate. and correct address t ...ALU5K WALLACE, care of T1 ? <.-iijOL Street, ^jjolumbia. Soul SI'lX IAl, NOTICE:?In si Wallace, lie sure to send your I ^7a! the year you were born, i ir.if.' If. (w P.?Should I go to the place, I have in mind and ask 'for a job or what do you see tor nio in the way- of ernpyoymen? * * * * +t " Ans.: It seems to me'that- you will not* nt-urif to the Company that xyu worked for NINETEEN YEARS?yon will become interested in a different kind of work entirely. You will become steadily | ni'iluvpil 1). fore the first of FEB- ' - - III IA n Y :iu i will work much shortvr hours, * # * ? # I\- I). S.?Will my.daughter di appoint me, or will she follow in the steps that I wish her to? ' Aiis,: Your daipditer .will not consort to go to COLLEGE?iiow^! own. she would love to take a1 Bl'SLNK^S COURSE and go to - W( lk? It." will" fin no ooofT to trv | to make her go to college for she( I will not take any interest in Her, J work. Lit, her .go out in the busi-' i ress->Woi Id. * ?r "II.. B.?I would like to know why it fs that I stay home at? night take my proper sleep : try to be a good boy and my friend is much stronger and a 1 beUer athlete? : J Ans.: Although you are not as large anrt?htrsky aw your-friend? you ar'g in splendid physical conf'Ltii n.. Your friend is very inter oiled in athletics and his large i stat t re niaws l.r possioie for him J i to?,stand a better chance than A yourself, foi* the FOOTBALL I TEAM. You will gain weight and tVle'r. before you are 19 , yfcarfr-pld. I * * t * * ; 4VIt P.?Tell mo what will be. tho outcome of my life. "NVill I linhh my education or beg'n driiikng like my sister? ' . \vs.: will enter college I nd pv'-pah? yourself for a very ? siicee-Rl'ul future .along education; al lines. y sat* should never allow your-eli' To-eyr.svnv.' olie lL'as|juuiti f. 1 of alcohol and-den't give youri .-el' a chance to. live a lifo like j i ?our sistcrtn ;. 1?AM.~A.?My life is' in a nut.Idle. please advise me?: what to do Vs"1 An-.: Make up your mind which ' I' :i;o.ivo urn that.you fesl that you care for and the .one \vhlclr yrn v."; yki bf?contented?to?Hve ; at he rendered. At a later hour j the I., ague convened with Miss \. He L'slin.', t.te President a' h r ; <i i. The period was interestingly spent, aifd ati encoun gir.g gather ing of ypuj ir people was oresent Several c ncouragiu7 "talks \tcht made- by some of * the members vvlio~are lit sVmnnthywith tthe work. \ pa t of t ie rlevonth chapter ?of-.llo.v.a was reafor t!]e_cvening_ lesson. The text was taken from I he ; heptc r r -mi d, 8th verse, -t. il i ii,?? te.,n / ' " * -r ' ' < " ?-?!'?laim?" etc. T :is tver.ing mi's, fage was im lifting. T'no attendance at-this hour was fine. Mrs. I Initio I.. Thomas, the. pastes: '.s wife comu'i led herself with I'mamud at t he "evening worship. She was formerly, a number of Mt. Zioti. K.f Florence, S. C. I Mrs. Thomas v.t s assigned to rl; ss No. 5:>, brother B. Ford, leader. -We can readily see that the pas | ?tor | .i.'?tir, c ureb ?t?heart?a" 1 ' at h.? is ndi-avo:ieix to make Emanuel move onward and upward. Mi-St:s Rosa I.ee Williams and Mary l.oui.s* Young. two Sf jnir .t"-v!v r-\ arc spend inpr the holidays at home. lUaa yu. i' lyes on Emmanuel. MII.I.KR CHAPEf, . ' X M. E. CttURCH I Kev. (1. H. White. Pastor ^ N' wherry. S. C.?The Sunday Scliool is > 'n 11 making progress iiii'iv' .^u[> riiucoiieni noya. Although snow camV before. the shorl closed (Dec. 22) a represonatiw group was ^ut ta.hear the pastor's Christmas message Little Misses Thomasina Martin and Ro aloe I ..vies sang solos with Everfena Martin at thd piano. The | (hildrcnV message was .Christinas H>ased on the measrue of a gift is ' love of the giver. The adult rnes. sage was taken from St. Luke - The League is stilf going forward en 'or President Harris. The Christmas Pageant under the direction-of Miss A. Young at the evening hour was very uniquely caviicd out by the young people. Mrs. E. E. Allen at the piano. Gifts were brought out for the less fortunate ones and distributed ~IfSrrfie Missionary Society Christ-1 . ? [E PALM El TO LfeAOER J red in this paper ONLY when ;sed in your letter. For private I a self-addressed, stamped en Reading, and receive by return uestions. Sign your full name, o all letters. Address.all mail IE PALMETTO LEADER. 131U j th Carolina. ending in questions to 1>rof.r full name, the date, the month n order to get a correct readt ^ : and leave the other alone. Just a$ long as you continue to cheat on YOUR HUSBAND ymi vnTTTrr unhappy. It seems to me that neither of these two men- could make you happy. ****** V. A. B.?I am planning to write the ptory of my life and bonder 4t it is*,' wasted effort ? Ans.: I^o-?-the true history of your life would be fos? interesting READING Matter?"Write it?1in your own words ~H7Td~srnrtHt tr?-*a publisher anil-ihey will rewrite" it for publication. % ** * * 0~ 7 R. W. R.~I like the maid where I stopped working and I want to know can I make any time with her? Ans.: She would like very much to soe you but you will have.to ~krep~a secret. from her ein[i!oyer. It scents to me that you t v. .1 lime an unexpected -SURPRISE before you?MATRIMONY. ? * * * E. P.?Who does the article belong to that 1 found, m my boy friendV care and is he; ?going?with soroeone-else? Ans. The HANDERCIHKE and KEY belong' to a young woman from."TITUSVILLE, FI.OPIDA? ask him if he is playing?snuare with. you. Don't take tki-1 >y seriously for it will be hardier him | to ever make up his mind to set1 tie down to one person. ic H. C.?What shall I do about the predicament that I am in? Will I lose lyw repu-_ ; fta,'on? j, Ans.: This is rather a silfisl: attitude that you arc taking- ? | what about, the "GIRL'S KEPU I l A l iuis / latere is nut < no way I out* of the sisuation that y<u fhui yourself involved in an 1 you know what this is. *****. '. R. E*. Jl'.?Will I ha able to find sj>mc. one to .finance me in the kind of work that I ant ?fitted for? Acs.: It wil' c'-st a large sum 1 of monev to open the kind of FUNERAL HOME that you have in mind?you had l>. tier accept Vnc of the offers that you have to go ^-iTTto PA RTX LIES HIP: -?VW I are a young man and if you save your money your desire to be the sole owner of a Funeral Hohte will years. 2?-r?? mas day. A beautiful hand made ha*ke'. and American roses were given the church by Mis. Roberta Mtd<iletcfn ,and the Usher Board was ' supplied with badges by Mr. 0. C' Willifftus. Led by Mest'.ames Ycung and Piatt a n it litt!" sum was given the prist or to take to the new born baby, lfattie Thomasina for Christmas. The pastor^ states that this is the best Christmas "tre^has hnd-erPthe four-years with the concrregation especially in a financial way. He spent Christmas week in Greenville with his wife. HANK JONES GETS CALIFORNIA COM ISSfON * . Henry "Hank" Jones of. Aiken. | S. C., sports' writer, and Physical-, ist who has for the past two years I h i n director of physical- educafio: I at the Granitevjll.' CCC Camps end whose base hall team of *h<> past sutner won the State Cham pionship with 4S wins a)nd 1J los-es, loaves for Wycu ra, Calif'rnia January 1, where lie has horn appointed as 1st assistant to Soareror.t R. R. James, ' thktic director. Hank leave1;, a goo. 1 record i the athletic-woi Id a< a Coach. His cdntract calls for five, years which is a fat ore. His many* friends wish him much success in his new positjon^. CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Roxsie A. Gcedc willies! to thank the many friends and members of the New Bethel Baptist Church, Woodruff, S. O. nbo tho" white friends for showering her husband, Rev. J. C. Goode which was indeed a surprise- as well as ajtreat. ? We also tKahlc the Pastor's Aid Club through Mrs. M K*. Ropers cash $9.50. Mrs. Tlicada Robinsen $-1.00. Our white friends Rave fruits, vegetables, meal and other things to make the shower a success. The things given valued at $25.00 out Gde of the cash given. May you live long and continue doing good things for the man of G-cd, The President of the Pastor's Aid is now planning tho Rev. Goode's silver wedding 1956. May we all live to witness this affair. Again we thank. Mr*. Koxaic A. Goods'. ? II V|'|L II | ? - * THEMMOUNTAINB ? With the- mountain being wrapJ)t;(l in a blanket of snow the vjaiee i from the mountain had better not talk too much this time for fear of getting hoarse. It is a beautiful soi.no in the mountains today to sue mother nature wearing her white winter coal which sjieaks with an inaudible voice that win | ic!' has arrived. Many in this section have never be'fore witness | such a heavy snow. , The Christ" as <f 1 :<;55 like most all other i Chrjstmases was filled with joy, -wr-dmi"- and lilUUllUd. And as j these .days pass away we open the i!<>oj- of pur li\t's to ree'eive another new year. As the old laying goes "we ?t.ui n over a. new leal" in the activities of life. To paraphase the words.'of the inspired apostle we sin i: Id forget those things that are behind, reach oat to those which are before and press for war i with a bigger and better program of service. Ere, we say that we have iust closed down the jt .vful days ff Christmas and now I onteiuig a new year with our Hrtrdgps ami zeal-of 'mspit'tUion bud what about the Ethiopians who j -pent the Christmas wading in I blend trying to defend their native 1 ind. Mar y "of the boys5who spent Christmas of" fb 17 over sea can certainly .sympathize with them One 'thing encouraging t,o every Chvistjyn believer and that is the --Ethiopian Einperuj- still believes' j' I be 1 if 11 iepi-j - t o 11-1 i ft.Uli lil'r ih-iml .til-to Cod 1 If will be on her ]A.jde, Willi ether ^rcnt nations using their influence to stop the war it seems a5.th0.ugh the tide is c4iahgirg. * An 1 no o^-e need be -{> if some day thp great i'a'ilv par,or.; should sav INVAD+ Mil's I.KAYK ETHIOPIAN SOU;. IN M E.MORI AM \ / (uir-tioa r?hushnml?twwj?father. Warren (5. Coleman, who departed this liJV or.e. vear ago Pt?c. 23, ---1: Thrre is a l.ynper whose name is death, . And with his sickle keen,? < lie reaps the bearded .grain at a breath," . j Ami the flowers that grow be - twi en.? ;? . Olt not in cruelty not in wrath l'i' Reaper came that day ] "l'was and angle Visited the green em th 1 An 1 toc'k thee away. Mrs-. J.i'ilu Coleman, wife; Mr. jC-iail s Colenian,. son; Miss Alice Col. tnap._ daughter. IN MEM OKI AM I. ' In memory of Rev. Rlrman IIutst, ????: ' .' One \uar ago December 25, 11)34 1 you left me dear Rev. Hurst. How sa i and lonely we are at time but a York* whimpers God does all ! thmg- \\ ell.'"Sleep on dear husluihd. we loved thee Veil but Jesus loved best. ? Good night, a IvIoj ine E. M. Hurst, wife IN ME MORI AM j In l>ving nu mm v of our dar ling niothwp who drnarted this* ,1n"e' Ike. J}. I'.i.'M. IXarest mother, how we miss,you! j No oip. else can take your place, !Hut w-e ' !! expect to 'meet you | i'.y Godd=?nd?alr-urelmg-Ki-aoe.ed father who departed this life dan. in, 1032. Since you le.l't, we've been so lone.. some,__". Ar.ti, you've beckohed?nrothem there; ' Some sw-i t .day {ve'll be united ~trrrbh.t laud so bright and fair.: Children and grand-children of the Int .- Rev. and "Mrs. Paul P. Watson. ' IN M KM OR IA M In memory of our son and brother Oliver B. Burns, who parsed into the great beyond Jan. 3, 1035. Frc m rnc >>1' his own poems. Hut while I sleep I feel no pain, I fear no folman, no beast do I (vivad, ' Nor is my flesh punctured by Arehnid's sting, For I sleep the sleep enjoyed 'only lr-. i' < dead. And at la't my. dream becomes Lr.ll 1 An arul tabes me by his hand, An i 1-aster than light drth he bear me away To the j U;ee, known of old as the Ihrvrniso l and Where the darkest of night. is brighter that day, And tw?-ti' v-l'our Saints on harps of gold, . I May e; r at refreshen and tnlivcn the soul with Immortality. Mother, father, sisters and brot hers. ? M l'. lM.EASANT NEWS Friendship A. .M^E. Church Kev. \V/T.'*Mufra>\ J'a?tor Dear Editor, just fow dots to lot the public know Avhat we- are doirg in nuv comer. ' Inspite of ii.olemnr.cy of the weather, Sun i day Was i hijrh day for us in the service of the Torch?First the Sun day school is still in its bloom, with the officers- and membcis present. * The lesson was review- ' ed by Rj;o. (\ T. North, (Supt.) af for havinpr been conducted by Bro. John II. Murray, Asst. Supt. The pastor ,Rev. Murray is sick and the Rev. R. J. Flinn of Charleston was the preacher for the day. Ha ^ O : i*V#." i, THE SOCIETY OF EH AVE MEN (Time to Get '-'jj an' Git) A fanner wa "talking" Co a~~ -friend (nil. ?inv rvir.-n hr? hotmf <l<jg be-'an to uUi c mourntulhowls. Th<* <!<>^ \?.r is. s.njj obvious pain ami ! hat. t :ur ft ioiul* inquired ; s l<> ::.< rami'. The fai iitei replied:- " i ! is a i > >i i . ii. ' | cockle-burl* an i h.'u so r.V t hm.. : than Kit u;> an' ;4it-", The it.- Is a lesson in this link ' .story 'io "which " I K-* Ho-h*;y Brave Men". should pay .tit .Fur the' la-I year a#f 1'.- . organ iz tiori; "Have- 'o r. >i:t;n 'on a particularly pra kty cii-hh? burr. Most, of tfils have l? -i-ri poked to.'!.owl about it, anil with-. oiHffinakit K proper eflk K to inov< from" the painful po-i'-ion. H . the time hn. vainly The Society of Bravo Mm s'ho i and can r ally do sonmthi: yjt . i.o ; -the situation,' Those who . attended tin- ) meeting of The y >?f' Bra:? Men must i.avc br n i-n.pe- -My--with the tine spii-it vvhieil prevai . ej and which bespoke."t iie lUiuj ~ncsA anil conmfmci" i Misting .. n? out tvhe Order.. ' After all business Ct itfrportat ? < the house was-opene 1 for a ?li.>. ,-ussion. ()ne man rose .-nd'se: l.h house on lire within a few wor is He brought forth 'the i a t a Tti.. e..1...: 11 - 1 ...v xovy.-i.ji .urn ir>f me ia-; v seemed to hav<? drifted into a poi od ?if 1( t: . \ Those of us tvl.o liavu . heard " storic's.of th 'LiltIf C.hurclr .of Yesterday and the spirit t at |o 'vaili'd. therein', o rid s o that sa~" Mil dmv existing th< re amotitr tV men-trf- the Society; >o mueh,.so. j ntil file <f the.men raid with a I trimblinir voi<-ev,.h <? y s-. a-4"- e e I like* k o i .11 (if:' t o ' t o \\* n- ! Theiv is too much lev the sc-cicty to loose; on tvery anirle you t.ur;i around the university ^ and in severy position, <?n the chorus they sinpr. in the .council t'wy precautionary measures, on the j \ip> i -talf they* preside and in the city they work rn vai ioys ocett 1 a;..ons ' A new year is just about to d&wm. and the Society of Bva-yr Men . will no lorirer remain seated, ch the uncomfortable burr ?.f demotion. It v. il . imply' ".'fit up art' trit"; and1 in the ritrht direction. That movement depends, . nV'Mv than upon and other -one thimr. tppn how e fee five! v the-.. vn rapes are carried ut bv. th<>sc. v.h l >:i 1 ro 1 - - - Lemuel C. Williams, L ?-??it : did himself credit' ' He [iirh ive-i from Cue liuul; of Gen. JTth ] tor, usirg as su' .'eet (Faith in ' mountain)." . ; At -night he pre ache i from t.' | sixth chapter of Revelation. T four riders, for a subjoin. The re-, sponso from the. people rxpiv! as a soul stirring senium. We ) ray 1 that our p .it r will-so.e.i. iv?t?>r cd to good 'health' to eurVy ?tfj:'l:is* , work. We miss him > > much. We arc fhul to b ve of he s*su.. hut none i dike our own. Oh boy! don't forg. t. a hot dog i .supper and.))' rake an iwmorrtw night, only la vents. I.r.s go! Come on! The membi rs of th Kn.g.rg>m.'y Club arc:-yt-iFl wi !y--nwnke a--d ttve -meeting- the emergency?r?srs?nf the jchurch. T|iis Cl-uli". ha. -one of the finest numbers "f the itf.ureh. Many fine things were ^accomplished by this cl.,j> n<! they are still working and seem to find a pleasure in so doing. Ilic I'tein,l>. rs with their a-y f: lends hp nt a very pl.asant and profitable 1 ,u - j ning at the Itarson..ge- on Den '.'hi engage in a 1 lot 1 tug .-upp^u. . nil, a j /..1L-.. 11, 'rv ?wnrw. 1 .iC-> I'LVilUAV ?1 IlK'l'. w I hi Sa A. ? 1 L T I ^mTTTii^R1 Thomas' Drug Store PHONE 722f, C'or. Hardin & Taylor Sts. Columbia, S. C. JACK WIUJAMfr? D R U GTS~T O R ? JACK YVILI.I VMS. Mvrr. Ire ( ream. Sodas? Cigars. Cigarette^ and Tnbacroa. ^ '!.'>65 fier^ais St. Dial 922' DaVid G. E llison General Insuranct Honest ajid efficient attention given to all business placed with me. ? I pjioisEsxr > i wr-vrr w _ > ' ' " ' ' . ' ~!~ ' ' Page 3 -i-UEV. PAUL K. SHEAIIAN TO 1 SPEAK Re\\ Paul I!. ShoalifiH uf~Char[ lone, L. to ipcan aV 1 p. in., at "" an- iiflcn.iton jn ugrairt* at the Gos. P<*i . TaWr?..a ic, . located on 2100', " * block of KiOhland St., Sunday, Jan. 5. 1D3G. * 3:UU ]). in. jui yer meeting con- ydurtvd-by Mr. Prcssk-y of Bethel A. M. E. Ghurch, Deacon-Haynes i>f A-'.ioch Baptist,Church, Isaac r ; Si<kic>y "Pat k C. M. E. *1" t i.ui t D. . ' ' ! ,y -iiucd 'by ltev. W. OraIi1. S'-i ;;iV.lesson by' Dr. .M: ; VCsk-y Jf. E.:* Church.' i'r yer 'bv iit-w {Jijbort* ? ?i ?i ?A?Baptist * 'Selection by St.. .-anc-.-* A. M. ft. Choir.'8 \Yt hum ;. <; by ? li. li. Mil ? ' : . ' ??;o.,J ' ?li_ Kill-." t}^tV : . ' - , - lo'- T'n.- ... ... : . . -, i 'by 4 v * l, ?t; knun.;-, rji .iamoa A. M. E. Church. .'k'itK Scl k by J?.ik Chap vD.MCio.ir. I '!:> I:r? - ( y' .M i. w. ,?t ;lte- -) I ? .-. ui ' II I - . ' " ' ' ~ ' ' ' n:i> ? .:* uP V:/ .1 . V,. .M. > K. Church, ' ?-Mi. I. S'. I.< .<. . y will intro- . ducvi the. speaker. * The . ,! Aiuir-. u* J-. HctIiosi ,(iii'v-.' )! \Vill i:4i-ii'. an aciiii-:f-M- ;iu' i, *jr::uin.* 7;Ufi > < !'? hv K. v. .Myfvloj Ruff ?7-fu.,?t<7;i ?-> ur liy Kev.; B. B. X -jm: " '"aI yML'ajY- . 7: i> i y M.. . , n-lk-y " . . ^ 7:5" Th' hy K.v. Hunter of' Fit-! Ca!vu:y BainXt "?*cfcv'-7- _ * 7: J: . U: .. \\Y. AtSit'i will cerl ?: ' ... II . r'., ! H. ...a' . S -Miter ' .1 Hrc \v. ~ 1;- r.'.-ii,'/- v.-W uti :.v-.. tri.v.t . .".r.ft. , i:.-. '.Y :..a:/. . by 'Rev. . . 'I". ) . yuacle .. ;j V, j l:i .1 : :-v! ^^un-. : y.' .lit: :5;,-y iV- i: ' y'Wy b t1.-. ' 1: , ~ ~r::i ' thw sjKakov. I. '*. ' , ' ' i will i iil. C ;**>. S' S i si* ?;t ;iv:5 i . ' \ ^ | TI.j c :.? -> .tor' ..y will ' -,.\A v ;i ,j- . it ...a'.iun i ~ i. -1 ' il ' " . 1 will , \? . i i ' . - nbution . ?j -?... _^-7T-- jVvgl-o? f. r.um... ' , ; .. . \'at i"U8 i , : J.;.v:0 . . w 1..-U 'of M :. \-. F, ..! i 'iU. ' : ' . t i I. p. An.'.-u'h .t :r y >,* ; attvmling .v. . : . Holer. Wos.fon nnH Jwrj-nrrnr \\ :t-Vw i'sitll' ? :* W\ Y--rk.':.?t r-'.i o'.v.e ?Jie winu Iva Johnson. Reporter. i nax laeocrreeimg; after Black-Draught has relieved constipation .. Thousands of men and women avoid loss of time at work from sickness i;.v watching their health, ?rmd-trrhirurBlack-Draught at the first sign of eonstipationr ? Ordinary errors in eating may interfere with natural regularity of the bowels. A dose, or two of . Black-Draught will make them active again. It is a___ . ? reliable, purely vege- " -. <Z table laxative. So ^ dV '3^1 many llke it because v of "that good feelf ing" which its thor^I*s!5s?l ough action brings. Sold fit 25c package* , . ? ?i'aS