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I Bs'~. NOTICK All news for The Junior P&g? must be in the office no later thai w, u/uul/ 1 UC5U?jr tUkCIIIUUlI U1 Cdv. II Many letters are received too late for publication. "BILL" notk-b to applicants - I? Children desiring to become members of thr Bill Carver Club must fill out coupon and mail it together with a stamped, self-addressed envelops to- The Palmetto Leader Bill Carver Club, 1310 Assembly Street, Columbia, S. C. Membership Card and Buttor will be rent to you immediately. "BILL." Boys And Girls WANTED To Earn Money In Spare , Time Here's an opportunity for am?_ bitioua bovs and giiis to make money every week, all year long, by himply working in spare time in your own neighborhoods No money, no experience , needed. We supply everything. Many boys and girls are now happy, making their dwn spending money. All" you have to do to join them is to write to, the address be|ow atvd &sk for full details. Write to: if circulation manager kk the ealmetto leader 1310 Assembly St.. Columbia. S.C. 1.0CHINE LESLEY LIKES SCHOOL F)cV IiiuT. I want to tell you about sclioo' and how I_ynjoyc-d theMei/m h? fore Christinas. 1 -think all of tm class n*'tes like school In Iter ear -.- ycr iy I kr.mvl tin. Tlni e are lv of lis in claims. Mrsl. I.o:ialgi:,i."A Om-ttH' is our teacher. I enjoyed the term so far'. Fop Chri.?tma> we (1 corated our room with man; had Santa, .his sleigh ali i t he veil deer end lots of otlu r things. 1? : _ . best of al.l 1 liked tly lit'.le whit Xmas: tree On the said table "tha would light up. AVe leave 'learne a lot of new games ami poems: 11ai>i>y .>cw i ciir mu, Lourir.e Lesley Til ELM A ANDREWS WRiTEf Dear Bill, > I am a little girl in the serum grade of Iie.d St. Ilidh School, Ai derson, S. C. and I wf-nt to, tel you how I have enjoyed the firs' half of the school year. We liavt had a real good time. I enjoyei it very'much. I like my tachei line. Of all the things 1 like t< do.' best of air I like to go i? school. My teacher. 'Is"'Mrs. Lou_ "?ngia A. Owens. Bill I hope- yoi'i a Happy New Yo.'tr. > Bye bye, Tnelnva Andrews El'NICE MARINA ENJOYS RE ADEN ? LETTERS j D.ar Bill. I have read some of the letters ?c t in by'other chiibf.n ami 1 enjoyed reading them. I am r. ' member "of the secon L grade" n! Reui St. 11. School in Anderson. AT... 1 l.-i.. \ ' A...- L. mi. rs, ?/wcxi> ir? m\ . teacher. We all like lur vx;ry much. 1 am !' years old and I am \ enjoying School, We . finished \o;. 1 read is end are now ready lor an other. I like to read .bust of all , my .school work. 1 like to' sped too, Best wishes 1? you Bill for the New Year. " ' Yours' truly * Eunice Marina TIIOMASEXA I'.UiEIIAl) \ NICE X.MAS ?n.ar mi'. IIow are you fooling: today'.' - Rill, I am fouling fine. How did you and all the nvom' tiers enjoye i your Christti asJ had a nice ChUilmas and r.o^yed lots of presents. Bill, I promised to tell you how our el s= came-out in the Christmas Seal HriVe. .yyr class raised tthe highest amount. The whole school was \cry much surprised w.u n the i r po: is wer( made. -Our class, which is lot I grade had- the slogan to win at d not to ios,. Win-., the . lcimi t, wore made 'our class was honored iu*! f.V\ vuisiinrr t Kn riniAiirt /%f YlA Ou.r c!> -ss usually loads in any drive. This is the third year wo won. every year in the hi.frh school. Bill I wish you and all of the members a vPTjrllapny and p: ns perous New Year. 'And so until next week, I will siRn otF. jp - ' . Yours t.riilvT Thornasena F>ajre MY NEW HOME Dear Bill, ' ? .1 have moved now, from Union , to Rastover, and I like my n^v. home fine. I am Roir.fr to WebU o Hieh School. The teachers and children are very fiiendly. I was very sorry to'leave of my friends in Union. I heard that Miss MV mmie D. Rhode got mad and wanted to have Santa J*--. r^'i y i" " . v ' -v 1 {rhc ~ uoffr?< BILL CARVER. Editor f a pi>t ir a ru s 1 da* -j NAMF! . .?rr?.... .... ? f| ADDRESS .-.T,. || CITY.. - |, |s BIRTHDAY . . || GRADE .... ...SCHOOL ? Fill- out this tfouj.on ami Mail 1 9? stanip' d cri-vgiui-'f-Hr Tiit--1'a 11111 B. rei 1 book, and /ou Will receive oOO'O'O O O O O OOO'O'O O O O b O P 00.00 Claus- i>.;t in .'ail. !> vause lo*- -was to iu r -siuail's;>i vs .-? i !>i\i'liu-i.s ami o\"|* look.* iu*;*. Saiil.i what ho -.\v.-s doin.a-. -?.-.tit!?ttiil i"( "!,:oj*tri r.rvsoir" titpthis' Chiistir.as. (weans-- 1 he I?:ur,- f-:inh!* look hiinv like f&u.ta OiaUs- conunir. ' ? , .1 will write a?ain rcxt via-ok. Yo'11's truly,; . . . Mt'Iln 15o\vniiu\ j ~ . Zl JL'A, .M. MAZ;>I> .WitlT-KS ; ' 'oaf* Hill. . ' . How - ai'i'- yoTi t> mom * hersFine i suppose. -] i -liope j 1 till1 ll.lh I'i li'l r'-s, t-frJr>.v:71 -iTT^Wr'JETA-s;; ~. ?7?Mann*, ail a prosperous No\v VyaV.' r For t'hrisl-InU-/ 1 -v'-'t ir dresser ; a .1 salt- - Wl.t.N both of Vl-ivm aiv prt'cn. -r?MT r." To1' .. ti - l"i 1 If Wit a us ("11 i-i r a~ rirz. { ( A MK .MIJK H ) I'll!a'.ilia i::,..-\\i h ;>'> yn.ii, A \ji*r; y < o'-i -.iii s ( ml * a Now, Year. too. 1 Villi IS f! 11V. /. ,?a Ma/..-.1 St. .Janu> A. i\. < !??;.tli . - Kv'V. 'w; .Mir, ..-Ti.^nr ,T!u> Varvj ' t-j- r- -a ip*.? . . a ^ ii.r.vy 1 ilj,!i!\t,i < i .n>-,r7 v. i r , <> ,h. rvit-'t - i St. .J:ji . > ..y. .?! i*. IVjHaiil .l.ia' : -! i . . ( I.tiiiis Howif ;nv < . tin- .-irk U-t; t.;t mm t> i:a; "rt>. \.w* \v: M . .Mr. >:i.v ' (iiii liivVt :i. V':; v I js ,-;n nilinu' i'.f I.iiii ay..' w .T; 1> !'?; * !?:'s,'.lir. an; Mi-. VVm. M i-~ .11. A. V, in r i,-' i U >v - - ! .. tli- lv-litf;ty ;' xVItli, > '* " .ftiir' ir. n.ii Mr.-, < h;uivs Vt'.ni'fcl'i' l.i, ;!.:!! Un'..^ . a >r.: i . ! a: ii.-n; S. (' is ... . . i _ . ;?lt? V. it ll l.'i'- j a: < ,'t *: i: . hs. -i.. i'. niiufk-s. Ha-!.1sti;;vt. M r, an i AI s. ?>!*. ?i (?I i \ ; i* a:i ! 1?i! iit:111:.?Saitinji-' t )1 i. v?./ ..( '( '.i ... l'a. ;is \ i. ri i,_ t ..l i-r ! ;.?!! Willi 'r. -Ia \ ; iv-i' ?> Sahalri.' S. < '. \ ' I V ) a>'. hi.-,' .Mi:. :. I . . -. * i: ?sorM.? ?t Mr:?I'.a: I r. t?!**l an ,'ik' :?tr?n? : ?\ .Mi -.- J..-.-ie M. ;rr v.-:i.,.y iuir pmvuts, .Mr. -a:: . hi .-'a-ot-k.'!. Ilar'i j* > . Miss Myrtle Mo. ely of Virginia i. s vif itiii.: _ Miss (,( iv !j 'n.., . a-, au 'i ..Irs. Arthur Turner and i Mi.-.: i:; ( .j;.v :>! T iia-y wit.; Mr. a. Mi- , . t' Mi it - '.liar Con-nek. S: C. ' Mi.-. .\Ju.-v I.. !'? >.. rrt -Catnk.?v wi'.-t' her i..' I > : \V<><:. S. '< . Mr'. ' Wiiiia-.r \V;' '. i |?t :n liit- >!a. v.- ak- ii:- it; .a ! !?.!.; ru'. N. t . M .\\?, It, i. >; ui. : i!.. )i \\-j -at rho ji.mi:..iu....Lum! (' u'yttn, %*? '< . v M'i n; ? ,c_t. I'l; \'. (ia.i::. Th" ~ 11.a: r: ; n; !; nt A hi < '. i! \CTT v?"v; nr. ; T'TT: . lH ' f I ' . ; ;i<-i t .--I':.i m:\it iol lift*. . il < is tiL'. if Mrs. .fanio .15. I ;!7. I . . .<??*>* a !: fin: - .) , . S?, ! 'i ' :i" '1.' r-r 1 hr?? i'lr county' of McConncl:. An av. :u-j tliS'/ftl-.- : o.! * n 0 C. :s i. ain.ut -J oi !'s I t -Ortv::, -Mr. Will Attains shot a -1 K H i! _ * 'i' i'i I1''!.:1.! "'i. Ait. 11 i. 1 i! o -r a; .I .Mr. Mil.y I hit:tor. ' (I.'.ins i- in m !av.ait? i i. il'lir! c othis '.v.-.ii .<; !. 'lif :a:.r;;l for t iv 1 i "o M ; will h. a 'noipjjeM I: "luist (' ii icli. .Missi s . , i ioit ii an ." < it Ti i*iti" l.arinn r ar homo ?r Mi-; ?; ? a:* ' > Mr.' WMu. I.ati'lTr v.i.'i t' Ir - I'aifcnte. Mx, Liu iL I,, i ',;ro Latimor. Ah-. Thomas Jenkins of Bnicdict is i'lontr wii.i i|;a n rni ... i'a-v. ar.d Mis. Tamos Jcrki. s. / .Mi '.-cs (?ussio JIt-ar'J. i .' nn o M. iTI. I .'iaa (y'.liia. in ! i. .?S o - .Anns, holiday.-?. The Misses Taylor also Mr. Horace -1 . ?iui* uiv . r'- n> the ?i nil?I - f 1 - M ?ryt T f-fM* * IT ' Christmas holidays. '* '.thin'a. (' is spending the-holidaya with her .. ot.i. r, .vi. s. Jo.it'pniHc' Jackson. "^ r"s's,r!)Ti .We. Misses Ncdl Hamilton and Miss Y. Re bccca- Cray ?no; t a (Vw ' of the ! olidavs with Mrs..(I. A. K ay. Miss Ruth Taylor of F.vanston, 111. -and a student of Livingstone TCollepro .is visit in:' her relati.es in the city, .\Li^,-Albert T. yluy and (family. Miaa J. Doraey of Chattanooga, >N BLANK I ? ! rr. .. . .. . r.?s__ \ STA^IK .. / ACiE ' : j it together with a self addressed jrj Uo'l.esuici Rill Carvers Club, 131U ? Vuur nante w~ni be placed on trie 5 a membership card and button 5 O O O O O t- O OO O v o.< C>C O.O. O OO.O OOXHj let.:). also a student of Kisk Univ rsity. Xasln illt, T. nil. spc. t !.,< aiiuu lioinlay.. WiiV Miss (i. Latimer Wlnr is a s-nior of risk r iv.i> yirrrr. ~ ~ y; . . .Miss Helen Latimer rettinuvl to her work at* ltitl&V .Sy:inys. S." "i'.ikT haiii.;i- s-p.-nt '.n. j with her . .on'. Mi;. una ' L. A. 'Latimer. j. Aliss i.-, Uiv :[:te~SriTtJUs oT KntfH wood, X. .1. aa.I Mi". Curtis X'oi'rls of Kr.ow ilk*;' T.n'u. \\viv i.ktruest^ .IU' AHsk" i"'it;r;.ie 1 ao Ilyar.i (lurinjr hi'* iii'iia . Tii *y *tr . al stuik'ivts of \V. Ya. >*:._t_o ColL'ire. I'liey an yoinU' to Atlanta. (Ja. t > visit- .VI . i Mis. \\ i'iiianv l'ru'1 :v7>~ -ml \\ ill .-.peifTT Ni w V.cai"Tfay ' witTi ATls.- 1;. l.Y.yn. m .00.1.." ^ornery? -Alar?" ?~ .Mi.-.- Ikii'sy Wilson. a tea. he>' y. Suia?i'i'.. S. Miss (iirtrulC' \Vii-. "on. a st-tak;at *ttC-V-inpti Uiner? " _jl y. i:u la, .. \ a. 1; > i .Mi'. iTin) \\. i .> 'V. a , aieii.l of ..Vroi.vt hwt;j?;- ( ?i' arc s?a*nJi:.;?; . fV.. liol: ;:*..< v : ;r <?;;rei.is. Mv. , . in!. Mi>. .v;j h.-"\VL:; r VMis^ Fan'n: ' ! '.kit's of State < kil.ey ' >' : ' . ".S. 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A!.!. \ NJIWS ( lima It Now s +*4 ' r h-\ I ? <\ : 1 ' ; v. -sivl-tico i with t'.i* v. iiirliirr ' -i!"." ,:i ' ut < !1111*?-- ?u4 - v. I'lV > U A. -:Ji. 'i T .( A w < i'.'ii. Il.io'-.i i < it'll ; . ?. .S. Ill -l II' 10- II. 1:1. II. 11. .il.Jt ; i:,!v . .. in . !i class; : I :i ' : - I* :! Ih i. r :?*???.- - t il his to;." A,. 1. '... ; - i "Ami II Vd. 'I !: ! i I I;; > ?..! ti:!i>l-S. ' K . i: k- ..-id a i a! ("Jin, r?* . i-vy rio was p. ~ 1 a' '7' I-; m. \ V> i a ii. v .i tit'- iMiU!o.*;:it'.<?i|. afi'in \, ii.ii an i!i':'. in a! -. main. . i 11 i- ii- 't il l- S. S. >; t Nn;r. I'.ro, K. M, Juli! OS Slip'.?Art !' < !.T s 1- '.. sin:: tlu? class was -i . h-v. i| ,l.y the (. t I * !. a X mas tree ami-nv was hold'at tin; uu_k_lia4jiLi.. Ljliuix:h--_llany ..< . j yiaii. A in.imh; r V*-*:!...:'- V. M.'-Clll. j 7 (. in . r . Ti i..11y M. II. i i h (hii ; ~ tt\-? and pvrt .n ; It avi'i'hilly can iod. out. 'I'.; i: ":vyl l> J.. 7:10 n. in. rati! o Ha .Lai Clinch ??,* . i 7,-. ;. . , sx-r, a i n i n?' ! 'j t ?.M ti r a rplondtd?pro. gram. Gifts were distributed to K-i'i'in.", i 'tii group ! was rover; d vy. !i. o e of _ tl \vovl *s r:t; ';!< , b ii.ilV which is??i?r.?' fHrrr-vr: .tpm "t- Siiow-tTouiTt. r. i e=t tint "the New YtaV will av .< n (a h it dividual to atten I church mole than they have i 1 ?,i'' y> gone by. May each of yon 'injoy twelve mouths of prosperity and i.ctdt h.' number of'visitors from various eMiis and town werL. visiting relatives and friends. .Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Floyd and Mr. and Mrs. Garlanl I'.nyd or' Al!an'C,t Ga. v ere th?> jmcd- of th ir mother, Mis. Frances Floyd and family. M'ss Inez G'-ont. Good Rarrm?}. tan Hospital, Columbia iR visiting I her motner. Mrs. Clara Grant and 9 - -. "7i , THE PALMETTO fLEAPE family. Dean S. C. Cureton (and Miss Susie Cureton of Friendship College, Rock Hill, and Miss M. Cureton of Seneca Jr. "College, Seneca, are visiting their parents, Mr-and Mis. J. C. Cureto'n, also Miss- L.il| ii:m Ilrowi- and mother of Anderson visited them. Miss Eloise Beaty, Friendship I College, Rock ilill visited her grand mother ahd other relatives. Mr. Sam Reidof- the CCC Camp, Clinton visited his mother, Mrs. iS.HTiet Reid,. Prof. Ira Wilson, Mr. M. Richardson, Mr. A. Richardson, Misses Willie Mae Richardson, Annie Ruth Richardson, Pauline Whitnei motored to Piedmont. S. C. the 4th Sunday and spent the "day with Mrs.' Pauline Babbs and husband. ^Arttnie R. Riehardson and FV.uline Whitner will spend the holidays with them. The remainder of the party returned home Sunday right. They reported a pleasant trip. Prof. J. C. Beeks, . Misses Inez and Berth?. Washington, Set eca, spent a few hours t nrjstmas Day as thq gudsts> of Miss Clara Mae Grant. The Annual ChristmaS..Dinner of the' Sister's Charity. Club 01 I*'!at Rock Baptist Church held at t lie home of 'Mrs, Frances Floyd Friday. Dec. 27. at 3:20. A delicious and .elaborate fttvpu.was served. The members and their guests enjoyed the octv-sion. School News Tuesday evening, Dec. 17, 8 o'clock a play was given in the and toriuiu. composed of the young _01 '11 rrlV the city, ynnsnrpii by Mij t h affairf Tlve Aggie Bull Dogs Basket Ball team boys ami girls iret tin I iJcdney Co. Tr. School of Seneca, the Couit Thursday, Dec. 17 The giris scores wore 3-0. in favI or of offv" girls. The boys scores 7<S* ih our favor. Our to ms in oil to *To win every game." Miss Cai l ie Love is the efficient Coach " <>.!' 'flu*. Kills. She is tie.; | Iv inter < ted ill putting t tig -program over. 1 .Mr. Allen Crayton is Coach of th. i b yin .both Coaches is 'where l;our' success lies. b?Afier the iramr about. 7:.'U)thr ! B. T. A. met for the last of this ' yi ar Mr. K. J'. LitTnon- being the prioeipai speaKev. j s-:30 p. in. The Primary Grades; pi.-siiP. 1 : Christmas ptogram ' alsti'ti cp. sponsored by Mrs. E. M. : Washington ard 'Miss Clara Mac '.G ant. Each child was given a ! little Christmas token. * l'j iday, December 20, marked r' e v'oss* <>f the school ye r until * January '>, I93tT." Tae - Chevrolet . Cohbany of this city presented tit", faculty and students an extra large crate of orange of which we highly an:rociato: ~ lb of. and Mrs. G. H. Washing-' tor fs snerding tthe holidays in Seneca with their parents, Mj\ and Mrs.; E. Washington, 403 S. Pop!' r St., Seneca. S. C. ?Poem? May wc?resolved to do right. \Vtilt all ojir might. A - ; (. o!d year die's. ?>vit, 1 e others hapev, on life's roa b .ml. . -? . As the New Year comes in. (Original) ~- : .i;A|-TovEn NKXVS Ky Rev. E. G. Bowman 9 _ ( hrisuruis was very pleasant 'tb all--kind' of Santa Clauses. Although snow covered the ground : ho celebration was high among ill" p Opl , . ? - ? ? One connlp was united in Holy U> Mr. Jessie Williams at the [ l.cjne- of Mr. David Myers. A I - e numl>< r v. it-nescd the cerej iv.' r.v. -A Bar! (cue Dinner was 1 ved \ ii'i ..'her dainties. ^JThe cotiphv are making their home in j Wattree, S. C. I There wer.> no service last Sunday on account of the unpleasant v . ather. .Next Sunday will be oui "ThTnicrunion Day and the rally that va- schedule Ipv Dec. 2'J will take pl'ae Sunday Jan.5 and all capl si ins sunt nr. s i. 'otit < nvn ovnorirxl !<; >:? prepa. v : to repert for same. The first Quarterly Conference w:ll be held Saturday, Jan. 11 at p. in. and all officers and members at> looking forward t-o a grand conference. .Mr. llill Johnson of Columbia" was the Christmas guest of_Mrs. Brcwn. Mrs. V'crren M. Smith of BrookI lyn, N. V.- spent the Christmas ! holidays with her parents. She i motore 1 through Philadelphia, Washington and Richmond. After reaching some point in North j Can liua the driver had a serveai j wreck with a white man and the -remit r t' the accident -wfts that the car of the white man was burned. The A. -C. L. R. R. brought Mrs. Snfith through. * All the school boys and girls of Allen, Benedict, State Claflin and elsewhere are home? holidays. Mrs. I. G. Bowman, Helen, her '"aughtier, and family spent last Friday and Saturday al their home in Irmo and reported having had a fine trip. Her sister, Simmie and her daughter, Mrs. Giger . with her four boys came ?with her on her way back and will ie-;vii?< cvr until the New Year. St. Philop is moving on very *'i(L iy, \\ e liave had the chujrch insuranda. anaLa_jiew stove installed and all paid for. Nb one will be afraid of attacking a piece of ?work who has such good workers as Mrs. Kattie Holley, Mrs. Lizzie Myfrs, Mrs. Ida Parker, Mrs. Alice Johnson, Mrs. Lillie Squirer, Mrs. G. Woodward, Mrs.., Bin- j nie Collins, Mrs. Elizabeth Web-1 her, Mrs. Betsie Small, Mrs. Sil- i via Pringle, Mrs. Quennie Mar-! ton. Mrs. Katt'e Jones, Mrs. Moi> rett Fay, Mrs. Minnie Lakins, Mrs. Pauline Sims, Mrs. Annie Brownson, Mrs. Luler Devoux, Mrs. ^ .. . R " ???????r???? Smith and many other just as pood or better. Together with Bros. W. M. Webher, Waiter MrKnight, John Parker, Richard Jones, David Myers, Henry Johnson, Ephran Devoux, David Carter, Isiah Johnson, Paul Green, Bravett Llyes, Thntnas Knliflrsnn, fijahnp Laliin ana many others telling: us to go fqrvyard we will stand by you and stand by your program. Ten ladies have been put in a contest on a special rally which closes Feb. 9. Thfcre will be first, seco;id and third prizes awarded. Sad new reached us today of the death of Bro. J. J. Jetqf of Santoek, S. C. A true friend and atfbrother. The family has our -deepest- sympathy:?A great man has fallen, a worker, a builder, a Christian, a father, Let everybody go to church on the first Sunday and you will be going all the year, I am hoping to see all my members to church Sunday. Come to chuijth members, go to church Christians. , COURAGE TO LIVE By Mary Watson To those who have tried and seem Ilfivc iUIlt'U) For those whose hope has dined, whose faith has paled, Light up some lighted heavenly torch, I pray, Tbey are so frightened, Lord, reach out a hand, Thdy are so hurt and helpless, he their friend. Baffled-an:! blind, the do not pn. derstand? . , . ; ^Wrey tinnk this dark and Tangled road the end. Oh, touch to flame their hope that has burned low. And strike with fire faith's ashes that are dead. Let them walk proudly cnee again, one goes Seeking the sure, one steadfast light ahead, Help them to move among theirfellow men With courage to live,, courage to try again. fiUF.KN WOOD NOTFS . On Dec. .2:5 Mixs^?a?ah Nance and Mr. Lcnnul A.X Loeklair t>f Tuskegee, Ala. were quite!y mar lied at the home of the bride at 11:00 "a. nt. They left one the noon train fot'-Tvske.creo. Miss Julia Benson gav<j a In idal shower-f&-hmu>i'- of Miss Sarali Vance Friday, Dee. lit). Miss Xancc manyjiiL quite a_uumhei: -uL beautiful and useful gifts. ... The- X. U. G. Club sponsored a Charity Ball and quite a few bays of gifts were presented to old and needy people of the city dunifg the' holidays. Miss Alma M. Turner enter-trrmedthe NT. U. G. C Intr-Bo r.?"it from 12:00 to .5:00 a. m. With a unique slumber party and served Lbreakfast at 5:00 a. nr. Qtiite a nice morning ua- enjoyed by the members of the club and guests. Mrs. G. A.' Kstues and daughter returned from a visit "made by >Mrs".' Estues to see her daughter j while .she was ill at Montgomery, Ala. We hope she has recovered fi-fliw- her illness. Miss Mannyc Irby spent the holidays in the city and will rectum soon to her work in Ala. The X. U. G.?Club?will?givn I ii.en tiuuuiu imu inc.* n?i:\s Monday Dec. 30. .NFWIH.KUY.. M'.WS IRUdPehem-diarist?Church Rev. -+i=iic-(TiHtWen, Padlor At 'ho regular Sunday 'School hour there was prcscdit od a proChristmas program under the direction of Bin. K. Miller; Ifwas quite interesting to sit and listen to the young folk as tlufc' sang and iecited their pieces. We wire indeed glud to welcome Misses Ruby Scott. Fddie Mae Worthy, Ida Mae Rutherford and ol'i rs lack t > hear Old Bethlehem and the "City of Friendly Folk." They all seem to have ha 1 a .clcl i irh.t dial s el load term thus far, and we are happy o haw them with us c nee more. We Were grecto i on last fourth Sunday about noon With sno\frilakes falling everywhere, and how the youngsters did run aod play in the snow. At "The morning service our pastord elivertd a strung. Christmas message.. He us* d as his text: "There was cu room in the inn." Luke 2:7. Rev. Guuldon insisted that we make room in our hearts tlor Jesus, and Tel us not crow I 111i>i out With selfishness, hatred and envy. Friends Christmas has been here and pone but-*ah! did yi u make) some one happy? did you help -somebody that was s iclc or in distress? As lb.'>5 passed out it carried with same of our love opes and some of our friends as well but inspite of that it did as God would have it do in that it pave us-3 chance to love the Lord thy God with our mini, soul and strength and our neighbor as ourselt. ,i_Md we do itI am alraid not We were grieved to hear about the death f t Bro. Butherford's mother, one who had lived more "than ninty-'six years. God grant that hfc and his family may live to see many more years come and go as did hi? dear old mother. l_ The last Sunday in 1035 brought with it a blanket of show about eight inches deep. Traveling was .impossible for the "most .part. Many of (?ur young folk w}io were here during the Christmas holidays had planned on leaving Newberry Sunday gone but traveling at that time was so bad they would not the chance, of leaving. On Christmas night a Christmas tree and play was featured at Bethlehem Baptist Church which was under the auspices of the Sunday School. Mrs. L. Graham, V r . '?i CALHOUN NEWS Mr. ami Mrs. Gilbert Gantt of j Detroit, Mich, are the quests of I , Ml*, and Mrs. David Dupree. The | manv . riii'ds are making the stay < uP' till' usituis an rnjuonldo um . ' Among their hosts and hostesses for the week were Mr. and Mrs. [George Reid, Mr. and Mrs. 1).i wey Stevens who entertained on Satui . ay n.^ght with a dinner. Mr. and-Mrs. J. H. Richi'y entertained with a party cn Monday night. 1 Again Tuesday night Mr. and Mrs., J. P. Singleton. Mrs. Bessie Galloway and Miss Eugenia Whitt I entertained With a New Year's j Eve party. Dancing was enjoyed until a late hour. M- -dames Willie Rcggs and Angilee Wallace _ were ?hostess; [ n> a i.irtlidav dinner Wednesday . which was given for their mother, I Mrs. Carrie Greer. Mcsdames Viola Houston and Mattie Er?Williams were hostess hat a party Thursday night. I Mr. Allen Hicks of Atlanta-- Ca. is visiting relatives. Miv Robert Shaw of Clinton is Visit i.ng his parents. Mrs. Rosana Randolph?has i.e-turne.i heme after spending twoweeks in Baltimore, Md. Miss Martha Mae Brown, a student at Friendship College of Kick Hill, 'is spending the holi: days at home. Alessffl. J, O. \\ iiliams, Ah \Vi 1 Hams and Oliver of ' twnvillo attended the danec Friday night. -Mrs^ Naomi Grer r and >'nughtcr., Louise, spent Christmas in Atlanta. Ga. with parents. Rev. Isaac Lynch of Birmingham, Ala. is visiting iiis brother, Mi-. I)nlris.cn Butler. . A - Bro. Morgan, and Mrs. E. E. Ga.ulden werj responsible for the Christinas playjChriktnias presents were t.lgiveil to all ot the Sunday" School scholars that were there hr.d after giving the children tlicii presents themcmbers of the church a n t rich Is, Were given presents also. F'.'. rvhrdy tmppy nr. l t&UJi person left the church rejoicing. It is the desire of the rpastor ard members of the fhurcli to-make the,young folk as well as the old happy-not only at Chri-tmas time hut all. times. l'aye yob resolved within yopr ?e!f that yru are going to turnover a ruw leaf? God has decide I to give you one yehetivrr you want going t<> \vrite on it t- o. Now j what will that be"?' Have von j 'hoip'ht o* wi itiivr sometbin? that , veonl 1 bo ficlpfnl tr mankin ! in | general- <>> have yo.i tianiv-'ht.; i f" wither s'iv.(Quny for yourself? ' Fi,;'mh{s il ymi?axe?think iter.. sel? J fishly i han?ro your mind for no ! man can think of himself e.l i i an I' live a fnil li 'c. Rev. arid Mrs. E. K. ( ruildcn j ere wishing a'l the members of ' Bet bp hem* and friends of N'ew.1.0! ry a Happy New Year. Calvary Presbyterian Church Rev. A. 11. Reasoner. Pastor . Sunday niornirjr I)te." 2!? Sjfjiorint.n'ent C. W: Jones conducted' Sunday School s. rViee at the usual 1 ' li" v-;th Willie M. Cairns at t'o, piano!. The service was enjoyed by all v.ho ware present. I Santa Clause and liis wife in file n rsnnjiif Rev. and Mrs. A. II. - Ri- a-onor at'.'.'iT 'od?the Clvirtiu.a ^jti'cvd rxmeises at the chuveh -AV'eitr.c-d.'iy morning ami 1 rnneht gif's to evefv o;i.> present and sent sontp gifts to some of the shut Ins an I levs vortunate children. The members (if Calvary Pro='.vtc ian Church are certainly Mi-y-e j to haw an interest 1 phonrd n*,?! a preat missionary v vk.tr in (he . pevson of. Mrs. /.. A. Rra'som r, ?students and friends riuiif to the city rf Friendly Folk :.o mm ! tlv holidays front All^n I'nivcisity, Mis. Christy and V-. William Mart; State Collctre, Mr. iT. S. (ra'lman. dr.; Morris Cnllctro, Mis cs Ida Rutherford, tenia Hates and l^nima .1.* Smith "Withe - '.'t of town :'nests were Mr. and Mrs. Fannie M. .Ton s, tircenbnro, X.* C. \vht> spent itlio holiday- with tlv. ir parents, Mr. end Mr--. [. Rutherford. Mr. R. ('. Harris 'who vi iteh his sister. Mrs. .Eddie Rates at Soil 11 ur.for St. Mr-. Pearson from Saluda, S. C. and Miss Isabella She lls of Wjn-1 <V-S lem, N. C . visited her annt. . Mrs..Mary Abramr., Rev. Robert IH'itean. I'nion, S. C. was the truest of Miss Ohristenia Rr.'es. Misr. Charlotte- Nance, a. teacher ii de'rys with her paterr.? and >"la'i\'s. Miss .luanita Jones, a student of Barber Scotia College, spent the holidays with her rn.r nts. Rev. and Mrs. chcss and Prof. Dickerson of State College spent Christmas day >vilh their ixlative.s Dr. an i :t;;rl Mr* J. K. (Hunt a;.d Mr. and Mis. C. M. Wilsdn. A party was given in honorrf Miss Smith at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Moon. After having born entertained very royally a delicious course of cake and cocoa was served. | Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Moon cntcrf~rnod Mr. and Mts. .10710? rf Greensboro, N. C. A delicious cruise of sandwiehes, cocoa, cake and ptmch wn? served. A jolly game of bridge was enjoyed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Rates W? ncsd: y a t'.ei tmon by Misses Cha'lotte Nance, Juanite Jctier. T.i 11 Lo -Mae , Harris, Miriam and Christenir. Botes'- and Mr. B. C. Harris. Th-> Agriculture Beys of Drayton Street High School had a joi;y party Thursday night at the school. \ ?i Saturdajy January m-jk LATTA NEWS ^ Weston Chapel A.^M. E. Church Rev. N. S. DeLaino, Pastor ;-' r- , ' ?4 The church service in Latta lias i be:n dull for tha last three Sundries r>n rtcioi'iit <>f ?V>? wnofVi or. 1 Tlii; A. Cr-E. Lac,rue pave a reception in honor "of Miss Emma | h.. < .HiiOi. Miss Guiles and her parents are row at Wampcc. S. C. Rev. B. 1^ Guiles is the highly ?"ec-pteit pastor of the Ltitle River Circuit. Latta has ben graced with the presence of many of her son- mud daughters during. ...... ..the Holidays. ? "*" Aivii ivp' them arc-Mr. Levi De- , Laire and Miss Elizabeth McNeal, l.oth are students of Alton Univ i iiy. ant Mr. and Mrs. Howard Par" of Vivcri-nic. . Misses Blanche and Eva McRae ?_-1 (! f~om St. Matthew, S. O. where they spent Christmas with their sister, Mrs. . Jenetta Z"i"lar. _?7?^? ~"T". Mrs. Elizabeth McXcal and her little 'daughter, Knthcrine, are in Latta. for p. few ddjys. Mrs. Mary E. Smith is visiting ' ci- . i-ter iBaltimore, Md."" Ittv. an ' Mrs. X. S. Delaine were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mr-. A. W. Belin Dec. 25 and on thev w"r?v> the dinner guests 't'' Mr. and Mrs.. R. McDouglass end cn the 20th they dined with Mi4 an 1 Mi v.,-John McNeal. ??? A' r. oVleek Dec. 25 Mr. TYnr.ny Core and Miss Ophelia F.?-livi rf latin were united in holy wedlock by Rlrv. N. S. De1 nine. Crke and wine were served. Misses'-Willie M. DeLaine and AnUie Cove \vo-v>- the flower girls. Miss Borthn Couser played the march. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Gore :ir - i-nv\) at'.'.'miTTrffi T.attft.~S.^C:~~ ?!' en I Mr--. Cblie Piatt had as the. Christ ihafcs guests Mr. and Mr::. Snn 'cry < f New York. Tl- ? ? i 1; vj?Ct .'d Mr. and MPS. I orey I.ogctt. Die. 25 and left a ~~ ? fine girl. * Pr r; .end M-S. rr. L. McBryde .are nU sin'los over the three weeks id 1 damr'itur that the stork pre?#>?* ? ?/! i ! >/ ?? * > Mr. T''' U3a>>'Owcrts and*'Miss Small ,\. l'.nttv? wore happily mar??f"l a* i!u-~Feme of the hride in Cplnmbiti, S. C. They are at borne in I.atta, S. Mis- Rosie Lee Gadsden of Mori is ("ollerro spent the Christmas .< m...,,. <. * tt- parents, Mrs,. Daisy Mare is still on the days. ' CT 1 A LUiarJMow<leii and Mrs. Daisv I'eiheft ?i*e '.still on the sick^ lit . ' Mrs. Klla MeWillic is back*7* heme after a throe weeks' stay in T.nnth'. l'.on Hospital.. She will be bersiIf ayain"W. Rev. I.. A. Wells and his grandiii!. \\ ilhain Miller, visited Rev. ' 1 ,t Lame Satimliiv afternoon, i-l ? Mrs. Amelia DeLaine is very ratefal to h v many friends for seinlina- -her the many tokens jdurin;;' the Christmas season. C.KT-TO-t.RTHMR MLK1TNG OF tin: ( II ARLKSTON D1STRIC T The?<"')i:i 11'^ tun?District?Get-to-1 1 ( '! fe!/,i' i'v? was held Dec. 11, III.",") {;t -Betho! A. M. E. Church, ,:'t. George, S. C. 'i"<- imawP./ was opened at 1t: ir> a. m. Revs. R. S. Lawrence, L. II. Owens and E. W. Graham eon luct.ed the devotion. 1? v. T awferec after the devolio-s a-ke ! Rev. P. E. Lisbon, one i' He oldest ministers, in the disj tviet in point of service, to present th,> .presiding older. Dr. J. E. ; Pnavd which he di<i in glo\ving I ;> in;.- . peakiof the bijjh charac1 in<r ,-f Dr. Beard as ! a Christian minister. ! D a ' in return presented the following visitors: Rev. I. W. j. i. i ih odinr elder of the j ! ' <' I 'irtriet. S. C. Conference [ and the Rev. Richards,, pastor of '> ' ihtnclv of St. George, * S. C. The new ministers in the e-tril- a i Rev. X. A. Betihea, pastor ol' Bet lit 1 Station, St. George i 1 ..)'a-tr.r of Bethel an i Target Holly Hill, S. C. who veer: also presented to the meetD . P.. ari made some verv time !y remarks relative to thr minister "rrntl hi* work turd plodded himself !)>.' 11' "I'v t." the task of Kingdom building and asked the "f nil tie hrethem. The presiding elder then stated i f the meeting and outlined his program for this con> >'( n'ce year. From the expressions f f. the various ministers and laymen we predict a very successful year by the leadership of our talv a t h ad"r I)r. J. K. Beard. At the close of the meeting Dr. ' >. v, . t 'itr.i nr wa r asked to make .n ->" i*?i^nrk* .which hi? did very befitting for the occasion. The President of the W. H. &?F. M., "d? \. r M".y. s and the District Kirrdiry- SVhnrd Superintendent, Mr. John A. Harris both made remarks ti i to their respective work. At r;v. r 1< 'e rf the meeting Rev. X1. A. Bethea, the pastor announced that dinner would be served immediately and wc.jvere served a most fcumptous pre-Christmas i inner anyone could wish. Many thank- to Rev. R^thon and members of Btthel, this indicates that Rev. Both: a and his beloved wife are already gripping the St. # Georgians. ? Rev. L. L. Farmer, Reporter -