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T i__E i*j_ VOL. XII?NO. S. ?j Union Commi 4 th Anni r?? Januat Union, South O roKna. I The Union Community Hospital | i will hold its Annual Clinic Frday | f J.inuarv 31. IthlO. Doctor J. J. j Mullowney, President of Meharry \ Medical College, Nashville, Tenn.r will bo among the .guests of honor. Dr? Mullowney will address the visiting physicians, surgeorts and citizens on Friday evening at Sims High School. In connection with 7 his address he will?show on th? screen the two million dollar plant which he secured for MJ harry ' . since lfi:?. Meharry is the great est .Negro Medical School in the world. . Doctor J. II. Ilalc, Fvof.~Of Sur: g?i y, chief supervisor of the Huh ] bard Hospital disponserics of Me- ] harry Medical College and Sur- | geon in-Chief of tho Millie E. I Hale Hospital, Nashville, Term., j will be the chief Surgeon. Dr. HOLLY. HILL NEWS After almost two weeks of hnli. days, tho faculty and student-body of the Holly Hill Rosenwald School returned the 2nd day of January to resume their work for a new. _ year. Both- teachers awl?students have expressed themselves as having enjoyed the holiday season Wnd how bountifully Santa tMaus visited them. Ife is still coming to some mpmhpr< of the. icuJty. In this section we ar? proud to report the; rot o, v v -kind o'>eured. Whether it was because they we he frozen in oi up I do not know, but they seemed to have, appreciated the blessedness-of this season and kept quiet, Of course , there were much demonstrations with fireworks but no harm was done. ? . The students of this commtirrii i i >-, ? ? " - - - oiace Loiicge, Clatlin College and Dunton High School, after spending; the holidays quietly with na.rents and friends, have returned to their /espoetive. (places with new resolutions to begin the .New ~~ Tear's work. We wish for them much success. * Miss R?:chel Banister also a student of Claflin Col tcgt?*Xt-i+trnot enter school until the second Dniester. Miss Matilda Baker a former teacher cf this shool and a tether t present in the. Bennettsville High School was the" holiday guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Bunch ain' .Mr-. R, B. Brown. Misses Rachel ' Banister, Delyne Hunt; Annie Mae and Jessie Belle Wright and Mr. Klliott Hunt have return.d from New York to enter school after spending, several months trying to help themselves. .Mr. and Mrs. Smith and family and Mis. Preston ?:-l m.Tyiuin' t f Y-urk?and?AlissITannie a student of Browning Home, were very pleasant callers in our town during the holiday season. Rev. I. \V. Wilborn our ev-.nnstor passed . through' to the delight of his friends. We "wish for him and family a happy and i - prosperous New Year. It is a fine thing to be called a big, little person when we understand. Well, that's what Mr. Ik flic Hunt is. He is little, not very small in size, hut he has a broad heart, and is always doing something. to help somebody especially. the preachers. May his tribe increase. Mr. J. P. Cunimirgs a young local minister of Target church has been indisposed for several-weeks. "lie is out .-again, to .the-delight--of his-manyj friends; '? Rev. I" T? Farmer, pastor of the Holly T"fill charge and his fine wife, 'Mrs. B. I.t Farmer spent Christmas at Cottageville with their parents. They came back ju hilan* over the. trip and laden with good things. We are going to work and pray for them to have a happy and pro-porous New TeaTT The wedding bells have been lunging?for quite a few of our young ladies and young gentleN men. Nairn ly: Miss Viola Anderson and Mr, Samuel Standmire; R r: ? ~ r> r> __j ??.. r . mnmu mown ana mr. t?eroy Wright; Miss Ella Bradley j and Mr. Robinson; Miss Lula Fair-! not and Mr. Aaron Brown. May , they have a happy sail on the matrimonial sea. Miss Dorothy Mae Brooks and Mr. Ernest Brown of IHarleyville wer eunited in holy wedlock at the home of .Rev. and Mrs! P. C. Lisbon, January 2, 1936. W" wish them happiness. Mr. and Mrs. James Montgom- J k , ery apd Mr. and Mrs. A? C. Bunch 1 ha/e movhd into their lovely new 3 homes. Other*?late, planning to do the same thing in the near future. We wish all them peace and prosperity. Mr. William Anderf son, son of the late F.lnuis AnderI v " son, Sr., has wired his mother's home for her comfort. Professor ^ Roberts has also wired his house. Church News 1N?I L? /Surday, Drcrnrbei 22. 1935 frag a'bigh day in Zion at Bethel. Although it was sleeting a splendid crowd was out and entered into . - the services with fervent spirit. Rev.fTarmer delivered an exeel lertt message frem Luke &7 "No Room for Jesus". The Watchnitej v % ^ ?* . J-l WW* un |\ Hospital * _ 7 lai 11c ~~' uW. Harry Barnes ear. nose and throat specialist,, president of the National Medical Association, Philadelphia will be present." Dr: Barnes, a graduate of the Univer sjty of Pennsylvania, arid did post srtaduate-work in the Department of FJ r, Nose and Throat at the Uriivevsity of Pennsylvania, the University of Paris, France, the University of Bordeaux;, special work?with?Uukens?of?Philadelphia. He will show oir the screen ! one of his BronchoscOpic operaj tions. uoctor- M. (). Bousfield, Internest j of Chicago .a. graduate of Northweston ;Univet?-ity will also be among the outer-state physicians | together with Drs. W. M. Powell, [ surgeon and H. M. Holmes Gyn| ecologist of Atlanta, Ga., L. O. 1 Miller of AshcvilliT, N. C., E. E. Blackman of Charlotte, N* C. . | services were full of the" snirit t miKl t'VOl'y- heart rejoiced. Sunday being a day of sunshine and calm and the first Sunday in the New Year church members were seen coming from all directions going 'o their several churches-. Bethel had excellent services all day. The JSunday School at , 3;C0 o'clock, league 6:30 and the evening message at 7:30, taken from Isaiah 10:8. "The Unchanging Word of i God". Our souls werejstirred and .-minds inspired.?Rev. Farmer is o sweet preacher. The Big Brothbi and Sister Rally that didn't come off until Sunday night: because ol the weather was a grand success The sisters won. The brother? will give the sisters the Turkey Supper Monday night, January 13 at the A. M. E. Manse. ?.The services at Lovely Hill Baptist Church Sunday were also inSchool. This church is doing much to keep the banner dying to the breeze, with their Pastor, Rev. Hooks. Our hearts were made to burn while we sat under the oSbunding voice of. Rev. P. C: -Lisbon of Unity Church Sunday morning. Text: Acts 27:31: "The Trusty Crew", Sunday School at 10:30 was very interestingly taught by ProfTJas F. Elmore. These are very fine people and will do fine-with the ptoper leadership. , Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Whack members of Unity and teachers h.avcwired their home although 3 miles from town. This reporter -was royally entertained at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Filank JCain, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Collier and Prof, and Mrs. Roberts during the holidays. ? ^ BATESBURG NOTES The Olive Branch Baptist Church was called to order 10:"0 A. M. by the Supt. ' > Batesburg High Scliool has began its session for the new year. We are glad to see the teachers all back and wish for them a Happy and Prosperous New Year. Miss M. Louvenia Davis, the former teacher cf the primary grades is no longer a substitute. Miss Gertrude Lott is now teaching. - _ ' ' MARION NEWS Bethel M. E. Church We vtere glad that the rain came and melted the ice and snow so that church-goers were able to be in church the first Sunday in the New Year. At the usual time, Rev. Watson selected, his text from Exodus 3rd chapter and 5th verse. His theme was: ''Communion With God". From this theme the pastor developed a beautiful and powerful sermon. AH clubs were reorganized and installed Sunday numiing. ' Sunday School Convened at the usual hour. The period was intcrcstmgly spent, and an encouraging gathering of young people was present. ? 4 ? Mrs. Watson and family were in smiles from the pleasant shock received Saturday night as Mr. L. B. Gurley and Miss Reaves came to the parsonage with a car load-#d?with?groceries.??they, un Faded the different packages Mr. Gurley remarked: "You need not be alarmed, we are just bringing your Christmas presents." Those who participated are: Mrs. W. E. Gibson, Ida Stewart May Taylor, Louise McNeil, Maud Lambert, L. B. Gurley, J. B. Frierson, J. B. Donnerly, Majy E. Jackson, Mabel Campbell, Sallie Davis, Mr. Henry L. Jackson, Henry Bowens, \V. B. Patterson, Jacob Graves and others whose names we did n A! Bethel was glad to welcome the Misses Henrietta Durant, Cccila Taylor, Mattie Mae Baccus and I.illiarr Davis home for- the holidays. . Mr. mid Mrs. Moore entertaihed Miss Moore of Hartford, Conn, a guest of Miss Devese, Thursday night. A delicious course of salad, punch, cake and ice cream was served. -For- fthr highlights?of Bethel watch thia apace. ; : ' " " f ??:? n? ?r???r? ! i Ifal COTiUMBLA, SOUl i i . i Mr. G. W. Clark Dies In Philadelphia, Pa.. " Ponritflton. S.' C.?Mr. G-^ ffr - Clark, whosi.1 families wvrc promi- ncnt^in the church life of SUr, S... C. and anions the respected families of that community quiet ly passed away in Philadelphia, Pa. whete lie had lived for two years. He was widely known for his hospitality in the..home and., his efforts to ameliorate the suffering of the unfortunate. The rites were conducted by the R:v. J. C. Cowens, a personal friend of the family of Star, S. C. The first and second hymn were lined "by the Rev." A. Gyden, his pastor,"" of Kings Chanel A. M. E. Church.. Scripture lesson, was read by Rev. Eaddy of Bethel Mv E. Church. Piayer bj' the Rev. C. A. Singleten. Remarks by Mr. M. L..Clary of Shiloh Baptist Church and Mr. Ed. Groves Jefferson Chapel A: M. E. Church, Staiy S-. t'.-Mh -W.-M. \\1 shington (hi^-leader) being ill many other spoke of his beautiful life. The < obituai-y was read by Mrs. Thomas. Music was renci\d by the choir. "I am born to - die and go mm clung in." Mi'r * Clark will be missed as a prominent farmer, church worker, fath. it and husband .in?Pendleton. A 1 rge number attended the last rites. He is survived bv his.wife one adopted daughter, and a larj^e number of relatives: " While we think cf the parting lot ur hear- the vole: of Christ saying, you "are but coming to Me. RH>.GE SPRING NEWS t ; The attendance of'the Sunday School for the first Sundav in tPr , Now Year was remarkable. We \ hope it will continue to increase l and make this the best year fot Sabbath School attendance as well as other, organizations. Ridge Hill School was unable to use its regular schedule las? week ?account?of the weather-, but i .things are in noimal._xanditian& ' this week. Faculty' and students enjoyed the holidays and are ready for work again. HtJ A. ? * * " '* rr "vvwtvnu our nearueit synipa' thy to the Quattlcbauni family in ;lie loss "of their son and to the ButleiTTamiLy in the loss of theii mother. We humbly ask God te - comfort them in their sadness. The many friends were glad to fvelcomp. Profs R. W. Anderson on >. New Year's Day. lie is a former agriculture teacher and assistant principal of. Ridge Hill. Now do-, ing efficientlivork as principal of the public school of Clio", S. C.' The basket ball girls have started playing again. There motto is as usually "Victory". , The team has organized; the officers are as follows: Miss Margie Ktheridgc captain; Mis? Henri Wise, assis-' j tant captain; Miss Annie M. Durns secretary; Miss Goldie 'Holme?, treasurer; Prof. Adam and Mrs. - ilolmor., directors. ? -- -HenT forget the -program-to be rer.dedcd Friday night, January 17th. Sponsored by the members of the 10th'grade. An evening of. enjoyment is promised. The Twelve T?-i!ns of Israel will be nresgnted by the Church Aid Club and members of Ridge Hill Church Friday night, January 24. Admission 10c. Mrs. Mary Wise is home again after spending sometime in New York. Mrs. Ma/ie Joyner of New York was the guest of Mv. and Mrs. C. F. Adams during the Xmas holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Jackson of New Jersey Mrs. Eva L. Williams and brothers of New York atrtendtho tonral of their brother Mr Arthur Quattlebaum. - ?Mr. and- Mi's. J- S.-Bftrns and their niece Mi-s Mae Cut motored to Aiken Sunday accompanying uem were Mr. and Mrs. Adams; Messrs M. w. nammonu, torn- < my Hapard and E. F. Peterson, made a business, trip to Greetiwood< January 3rd. Mr. Talmadpe Ilazzard bcpan _ his two months t"ur Sunday. .We wish for him much luck. WOODRUFF NEWS Trinity A. M. E. Church Rev. J. R. I., Allen, Pastor . ' Sunday school opened at the usu nl hour, with Sunt, and all Kachers at their post of duty. Sunday b; ing 4Jie first Sunday in the new yehr every body' seem Kyv lirt 4-W.rv 4*^%. 4A Ul CW III HIV Iiiwwu iv/1 hying IV' church. ? Miss Gol line Wilburn and MiAlfonso Deshield returned to Si)ai tanbuig to resume th.dr studies at - -GmrtTrr JUrm^cfiboTT Mr. and Mrs. George Downs, Mr. Willie Brewton, Miss Dot Lindcr, Miss Lottie Crum Well and Mr. Alzie Coleman was the guests of Miss Mary Fuller in Spartanburg last week. Mr, Wrates and Roland Jon?s j have returned to Washington, rD. k ! C. t fter spending tho holidays | with their mother, Mrs. Susan Stephenson.. ' ' . ' Miss Lottie Sue and Ad lie Jones have returned home after spend ing several weeks in New York. | Sick li%t: Mr. Joo Stephenson, i Mrs., Chestine Foster, Mrs. Rach51 Rice, Mrs. Sallio Downs, WT g wtslrthem all a speedy recovery. ] " V '''' ' ?' ' . ?-? ?: : rr & Tn CAROLINA, SATL'RI); CANDIDATE FOR BOOK CONCER J.S. Bonn, Jr. . J. S. Bcnn, Jr., I'. 1". > Greenville District, n-a': s for; announcements of .is ?. n i I: nnrt nnmrni'.nv tv>i'?rrr?rrrrn M.-inajferstiip. of tin- A. M. DUVM\- V/U.\Lr.KA, ?o|I ;tl { t'wroiim'!?May?1 V'.iti. i In offering mysvlf t tlm-nut teiial and lay delegati who .-.1 compose _t.hc GcnmaJ?iLuniYia ?f Alay I wis:: t" io-aho ?-l< !he 1(-ct that: Ilaving -jdav. 1 ly?nTTrt"mr>sr car t u'uy u>i<i eJ the weighty' res) .hility or.r.ectional- sho haractiMd/.e-the oti's . > v.;i I aspire, i am llioi . ~ c i jd and- have Vtaftutys I/, lie that nry asplratirn i. divinely -piled, an 1 will, if r .aii-. '-f t i coming General OmlVt \ dicat'J each vote t at ' . i fnr me in a quarter of a quadivi; Having gieatly cn.otiraged, wish to. take this method of j pressing my sin.ii > iu to the many friends for kind 1 U rs?and- encourapn ?a i d?r; .erning my aspiration- and .. tv Mr'TiMMu COSsTUI Vie' I 'I V. 1 .-hall suuimon t'.iv last Vest of endeawr at cotu'i.iis.,! to k. myvda-te- -the - ?hn'po.s llUo' hur'-n of my preye.; i- t! "nuKTplicd fiunds t-> . join i inspiring attitud-' aoi aclieh cho.-e ,al,e::'y ftt w .'ok i:. ah,tnvst of my eUhdida-y.and la ;>aign. 1 ajn- cordially* yours , for eo ,<kte coopcea.tiun and sem.iee . i i.. t.. h and tI: Knee .1. S. Bellll, ' J*. (.). it r; tire? iiwoo.J, S. - SOI Til CAROLINA SANATORIl The l;Aan.yvli-Ho-d'lH!r--h-H?: '.ire on the poivlius on Bee.' It which .was enjoyed by all. .Me .ans -nilt nd .Mr,. ..ltd Mrs. W;jj a i .M r. ilobb y.' * The Fai'.ln'il <'im-lt* i' I i Uaptist Cluinh .Mi:.i: . \ -frcHitrr .wW-*? s been s i ki in ienu'iiiberintr'-l. e. patients s< red them^uith oi-anges on D Itith. **" Mr. ami Mrs., Simons of 2 C.'alvaiy Baptist < hurch on 1> 22n.i brought a group ol: you n<?e?. They -ang ('arista: .'aiois whieh sevn.cd to give ct ry one the <.'hfi>t,in s'splrii. Tin attended: "Mis-.S Addle. Ma 1 lejoliU. ..\t s.eiiec Hamilton, Ri; H, uv^ar Lois-. Bi?\\ Kit?..jc~ 15ivr M.udn" Br \vn ' : : I.auia (; >< lollies. " X,ow you can imagine how o a:,' .? I , ?. near <> i v" a aeeoir.p nied 1) Br. I,. Hall a uth. is appeaiy.i on the scene ) it -I eWry one with.a Chri: n V s gift. can always look forward t | la-a/s filled with,huts, orange apples, candies ,.r. i many f.ti: goodies eon.ire o >>' old South Carolina Sanrtoriu heads. On Chi istina* tvo, the patiei rendered a very tfood ftrogra Rev. K A Adams and family aw t'.e d?*t i't i uiih i" i "ts along ui othw*?. Ri v. Adam* rea l and t plained the scripture, making tinders"! >v{ the m- urjng >>~f <1 .1 <x< whi-h ever. -.m enjoy d. ?.'il rs.?I*.K'it e?M-*t?sisonr- hi;- * i'l Mr. and Mm. \V sUv W iams an i other*-- <>f High Poii N. C. were the guests [ f M Ocas. Mij. and Mrs. Alt'orzo Brotlu of-St. 'Citorge, S. C. Were. I irtiesis <>r their da: giver,. (5 trade Brothers. ROCK HIM NEWS Miss .Ifsephhie Featherste was h. s'ess at a buffet parte 1*' day night. December 2^th at 1 home on Powell?street i A run thirty guests were present. Af 1 spending awhile at Miss Feat In "HH*r rney \vrm?t-o the hi-m,, Mr. and Mr^Rnben Hunt on Fe ell street where refreshmrn'ts w< served. The party later return to Miss Feat hor?t one's whre a i lieious dinner was served. M Feather stone was assisted in sei inpr by Mrs. Roy Feathersto Mi.- s?U?Doutfhw.?Miss Ann Wylie, Mrs. Ruben Hunt. All ( pressed themselves as having nice time. Mrs. Emma Esters who is Charlotte for the present sp< n street. She had as her cur tier grand son, Howard Esters. \\. JAx. irrii i Beaufort County N j / Training School Burton, P.' ( .?School close*! oti tlic Until for1 Hi,. C'tVrnUTIas })(i[? ' iliiyp. filinv' a JYw of. tho teachers ?rw!?mrrrrhg?tn rft i. . ?u,.!? : ? . . ?.?# 1.1.V II vili ]UU> hrnjes. Those who ^remained? 011 The pampuii : wen' five teacher's wliieh?inrlmii"} two?Ren ealional teachers. Mis? Jennie Green and Mr. Walter Taylor. They cot aI"1 nicely with their work, k - There was an Oyster Roast/fciven sponsored by Miss Green and Mr. TayMr. A. number, of games 'and stunts w?re played by the rliililri-h: tlu-se- included "Jack in 'h(. Rush", "Ponds", an numbers ' I' ot lyt ?.??i hildi en?rsjuwlul >" enjoyed it as they were" allowyd to ron-t their own oysters. Mis es Evelyn Robinson and Pura Rell Mifriiiy and Mr. Iva Brooket serve. 1 r'v? t.ru st-= ' di Ijjpious spudwieb'es and peanuts. Mi sts Ruth "Forbes and Erriily P1J Ford' spm ?-m?week at hnwri* dur-" . i'": 'be holidays. Misses Evelyn Robinson and Rum- Bill Murray have returned " i.to' the en in pus after spend insr a mil week ap honic with their .parents ' I y Thi-v 1-ep III -1 v.ii e plurii'.Oiit Mlnv ,\s'j M.iss Thelma Shanklin and Mr. Foeh. Shanklin spent' the holidays wi'h their narehts Prof, and Mrs Shanklin, I'll ' ' There has been added to the J "* ? facility two more teachers. fine ' a^ 1 m'111 wiH"tal<p Miss Victoria 'hI h'ra/i* is place. Miss Frazier has j ;nii(]i ryoile ap operation and n<l j for that .'reason Mrs. J. L. Stev. j j ! onsen. wife of Rev. Stevenson will . , ' I'll her place. Miss Edith Jack* "1 -"wn??'"'.niii r.?S. (\?emnt's?tm 'II' 'iiiic l f the regular -teachers. The ! ' ; members .<>f the faculty extend to i V.." 1 ih'-m- a warip welcome. .'V i Miss Lottie Ruth of Varnville, j st " a;v* a ,:<*v Iji-P* 1 to the school. I WARDS NEWS ",1 | A Ithouoh'Yhe. snow was covering j ' Vil-Vlllil' ' cb 1 " e's were ,tn- ' .,:V; ! liylr.idin attending services. \Vv j ^-'--r-t-eH-t?-t-tm ?rVtm?Y-yitr-Wttt?ttT-r waken each in ividtial to attend | y1 church nioie than' they have in '_| 'das's f' ih' 1-v. | ] , t The S iii'av School hriran at the, wal time -1 I tea. Abnoy. Mrs. ) i( M. Ik ("' a\. fpfil :am/kt tht>le*son| . review bv tlu> pasfr; remarks by j \V*,.n^ v?111 * tonrltnn i Ill- ' | At 11 :;>() Rejr. W . T. Hover pa?-1 r,u " And Re\\j "Drown from Bland | 1(j Raptist scetHn mounter] the. ros-1 trum. A'tor a warm prayer meet-! imr lead by' I>ea. .Walters Rev. KYvrr lined tN , .".V.'th hymn. Rev. < . Brown proof he:? from the text:!} David 117:.": subjeet, "The Great-} (.st of all Guds". M A; tcr 5 reach imr tlx* pastor was presented many Xmas presents ?-r triven by his members. Als.o $!V itl: " in- money. The members reported tn* ?2.nti to Mrs. Crawford for Xmas jt-.- Seals, She thanked all for cot peratiry with her. Visitors at il 1 thi .i :\ il-i' V it Mi-- Poifoi-d of v I t'-e K.land Kaptist S hool: Rev, ltd l-'nth r Weaver. Pastr r~nf "Wholes or- ' (meek. 'All were deliirbte.i to have cc ; them.- > : ,'| 1'ro1".-1,-ivone spent Xmas at his nd home in^Kt ntuekv. Miss Well* in ... 1 * t ' -ii v /' At* r : !. T? ~: >>. i \ . i . ,w:-s i.i/./.ie- i\ui* 18.! IIi?*tr.- Spring....".'' as i Mi"< Wr'N-siVcnt tlio N'cw Ycai i v. 5:*?> Mr'-. M. E. Craw ford, and i'o'.s\ j l1 .i't d. a p'ca-^aiit stay. Sirs. M !t" I !'. ('raw; "mVi'I took Misses Wells itSi.i fjtul 'IVterson to Mr. and. Mrs. CI. vV:'T.. Crawford and Sister S. R. Craw ' ' f> rd on New Year's'D'ay which was ? an. enjoyable tiip. Plenty of ev? 11 rvthiivg iv""1 to eat. ! Mr. Talni'aiJge Haw.ard sefnt the Christmas \y?th Miss II. E. Raii t* '(i; ? st~ j- Mrs.. Alice Davis and h<?r dauth' lr daughter 'and sister, j Firctn there they- wo.vt to other >iS' paiits' of N'i rth Carolina and rek l !. net ted .a delight ful stay.. Mr. Jno. Dav:a. sir., is' home from. New | York.' . ' . ANDREW'S NEWS ?,*' v? '? M- E- S IP'rch Rev. W. IV Carolina, Pastor .1 . O; Sunday was a high day, the s i h. a,' burning that morning !. an ! ksnj mtil evening service. \ T?: Tit. pastor prea.h.d Sun lav ;i niortiit g from ul. n: 11 text the 1 * leio-s an l w y iv.- glory in the S iiiliy" right. tlal. *?:>-; b-it | sermons were good. We hone ti; *4' * i ti?c will continue to burn throuj. 'j*' 1 niL t ..e .Mar i' a it did on the livs?i! .- t.mlay i : the New Year. ; We win' ir.de.>d shocked when} ; we I adiid of t e sad news of the j j death of Miss Alice CI. Elliott of j j Coin > Ida. S. ('.. one if our tea-' '"c Ichcrs who 1 n't here on the Satur' I" fiv lie'..- VntiK In unlii-il tli.i ' 'i I ^ s.?n v lltsi ; t?r ; I !- and. b 11 vi , t adher. To know :'r ( r v n w" :1 ! !<? her. Wo love-, 'hi\ but Goloved h r best, NV" i Three e -r? U-l'v on Monday for, ?re Colombia with friends and col(,(l workers of Miss Elliott to pay j?- their la>t tribute to her. "The writ r made a. mistake in "v- 1 sayinir tlr t on "the fifth Sumtyy j it rained all day and no service. | IT The? na^tn!1 u:,s' oil ttT5 JCT) and !X- jnede.li 'd two-sermons."-" a Miss Kerlin ami son of Ashe;\ill . \\*(\, the .daughter of Rev. in W*. P. Carolina came up and spen4 int the () y at Andrew*. Rev. ill-. Mis. K.nlin aid r.on, Washington1 st Kerlin wer? the dinner guests of Mrs. Ada Mouzon. ' * " _ r ; Jy. ' f ' c l nr special i o Uei Confere i_ _ My Bishop Noah Then* seems to be a little, shall 1 - invr. a*?to ci etain M.iiin.n l!. I tiaie?i ilelctfatcs to the General Conference -ity. I >ec. 17. As presiding JoVshoj*, jrates to make clear one or two thin ?ni asu're of peace and h rmony r< ii>?r..... : . In the fiiGf place.,,\vhc'n it came to the Kpiscopacy, every delegate voted i.o co rcion coining from any source ANI) IN KACH CASK THK DKKK 'iK VnT'Vfi THKlf ' l\VN SK'TFr cleiks were SELECTKU BY THK ( lO Mi?t i ?? lwv?i. V ... .-^v. II.<? any uy could Ciyni.pl i square deal. _ ?r? In the second place, I do not recall klegatis having .asked me if I had ,lor;the Kpiscoj acy; and I am s_.u\-'e-thj ayothat I expressed to them any . pre Jiev<L -more than one half dozen dolt as.nflftteh as spoken to me anything i the'-state has spoken all I have to si ->e xp e-.-.ed action of the state del comber IT. As to Tny suggestion for the mei'nl 1 have this to say every nnn, y'n.<n w? m.eting on the 17th PREPARED to i .v. .nty-nirie committees to be appoii ouid be see n ih ' I came PREPA-Rl nominate certain persons on the thrt of w^iich is the committee on Epis'eo] I ate 1 the. greatest protest coining Ira [ my iiody to make any motion touehi was fine to pass a motion empowering JOS for this committee, which sc. mi have dckit, so I am informed. But I . ority choosing only to suggest. Now why did I suggest the person ?Liu? i ) ! ce( for tlic liiot ifine in tin bef - ai-e to be a part of the Episcopal -y twy ministers and two lay-men be nrti.is committee. The two lay-men ibis committee and, knowing as I do 1 | is? > j a I' Committee, I knew that it ti e laymen and the niinistc.1i? fi'fem keivtrd on it before. And, too, I thot it inlg.it be well to- select the mir.ist limin o"\\ n' deleiations., ynd also to se who led their lay-delegation. . 1 had ynothcr rcas'n Hnfl Pint, Wn .ej gates in each conf.nr.ee who ha very difficult and enibanassing for m .nil! ana aski'd you to yote to put th ti'.ou there were fullv ?iv?v.m.i be on ] '. rfcctly satisfactory to~me. "S< i not refuse to suggest any one and li iv. ""My . r>\vti is; simply because 1 u .0. 1 h. >e reason to .believe, are not -if the ceKgation and 1 would have hp lo not select them. That, too, would me. x ; . .My understanding' is that thtTeTare hi. gut ion who I d t.ieir own d'degat Episcopal Committee before vis.: Di f'piafs. to ljknt for thtln a^few days no-told theft that it was my purpo a.11 otion t.'.at tfuy an.; Brotlur- Joltnj of twu- laymen from the South Cat esneilively, constitute our members r.ak. our members on the Episcopal arrest-conferences. You will recall on some General Conference Commit Brother Adams and Brother Spears ;ha.t if th y were indorsed for the oJ hat si me one else shot-}:: be on thut 1 ' as tiie i'.H' 1 ha\i> iust trivi n yon o . tii I nad it out in the state mectin ~ I have even been accused of havin 1 layman, of making,'the speech he 1 matter i.11 the Sun<i y School Literati: is, I had not seen Rrot.iinv TUnmoc.- ~ :ny ivturn from Bible Lands, ami yoi it.; il bt. made, -since I was just out fi Wishing that piece .?.-nd harmony ationshi;.|- between the members of t Very truly yours, Noah \V. MT. I. KB AN NAN A. M. F. m ClI-l'RCH w< ' * s . ..Uf.M UL_"astor ar Sun .'Iday vtas indeed a beauti- at ful s'-.n?/h;n drv. aft^r a lone lain and cold. We felt hapQy over rtrf beautuui sur.shme, tu*a?, Sun- , iry-4r>. til r>?>w year: " "J Oh! how h ppy we wyre to eive ar hanks to the almighty God. for N< V><. oiit i<i<T />' ?? Jives, fh XI birds were also singing, giving r tnanks' r r. in eve y noun ;u u cui- hi n r folks we're seen on their >vay T1 to the house of worshin. ao Sunday school at the usual houi ^ \ith officers pnd teachers on they vv. job. Full attendance for the heginnirg of the nnv vear. The,les ^ ?on on "A" Mother's Song" was beautifully discussed <?nd reviewrd. Timely remarks were mad ,f nv ni'V" AvVur?k tf-s ? very much. Also remarks by Miss Beatrice Goodwin ot New sn ? v. .? v. . .. %> . a *J t 4 11. j Cilifir pla?.?_. I At 11 o'clock lw4finni?pr ?the- -f j mormrpr s?rvicc. Rev. Lewis took as. his text 110 Psalmis 12th -h hupt i*. subject "Personal Thanks r L'ivinpr." Thij was indeed a won- j dei ful serir.cn for the first Sun /. !r.y ;i. the nc.v yea?\ 11 -s se?,r,voi ^ s enu j to h ve be.' ; en.ioyeri by all, by the way they R.ive vent>ti the nojv spiiit by personal hallo- fV lujah! hallolujc.h' L ?-.A^T^OO o'clock orTTV-Pi^'TiTeetTne at >-r* |iu uj urns. ;?l ronton ami fl W itavis-. After prayer meeting pi mrr purstnr selected ? text St. - Mar w thew, 5th chapter, 10-12 verse ri This was indeed nnother noble si sermon. There were three acces- *vr sions. or On Christmas day at 12:00 o'- pi clock Rev. and Mrs. C. Lewis anc or their little son ?4saac took dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wal- _ ter I.asson. They expressed of having enjoyed .a delicious dinner. At G:00 o'clock' they were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs | Arthur Brown. They said "my!" w*hat a Christ.Tint"dinner it wait. | at So many good things to eat oti ei table to numerous to mention. So ^ir i r : PRICE: 6 CENTS ~ ~ 1 lerai nee Delegates W. Williams suy opposition or miaunderstandiiroa in our State Meeting of the which convened in. Allen tlniver1 feel that I owe it to the deliSgs, that there may be,thfe greatjsultinjr from a ckfr understandthe endOrsewSent of ffsplrhjits for a SECRET ballot and there wag ' The l> Hot Was taken TWICE GATES HAD THE- RRIVIhAGE F?BALLOTS and tlie tellers and CANDIDATES THEMSELVES. I lain justly of not "havulg 1 cceivtd more tluin two "or possibly three my preference as,.to Candidates ? it no one of the two op three will ference. Tile fact-is I do not be'- ? gators, ministerial und lay, Kn've ' about the candidates. Nyw that ay is I <nm whole-heartedly with legation in their "meeting of l>e >crs of the Episcopal Committee, could thai I?came?ro?tve announce the members of all the itcd by the Bishop, and also it fvJ$ to request the dele.'jatiorf to ?e committees to be elcct-d. one -? r>acy. That seemed to have crem_.lhr.ea .persolvs^ I did?not tell ? ng this atFair et all, though it the bishop to nominate the-mem s to be the Way most districts did not avail myself of this au- ' s I did for, that committee? In L' history of our cnurch lay mem- ~" Committee atai we can have onSs from each Episcopal . District ibers wo'uld naturally be new ota i the work Lnil methods of the.* . would not be wise to have both * ' lir state none of whom had ever jght that, following our custom, erfs for' this committee who led ',lect the two laymen from those i? tbi.,. .. ..... ^ ? : _ ?wm.-.iv "cm ou very many d boon such warm and loyal that ft-weuhf 'havg been ..very, e to have pickt^d out any two or cm on the Episcojl .1 Committee* . tes any one of whom would have cm.e one may ask, Why then did ct the delegation select voluntarthere are four or five delegate}? friendly to the expressed wishes id to have asked openly that you have embarrassed both you and "only two ministers in the whole ion's rnd who had servod on the , E. A. Adam* and Dr. A. P. before your meeting or. the 17th se to ask the delegation to pass Harris and Brother E. L. Thomolina and Palmetto Conferences on that committee. Th.it would Committee come l'rom the four that 1 appointed every delog-te tee! both protested that they feared ffice they seek you might fiedl committee. My only explanation nd they know no more. About it ? g. Mow where is the wrong??; g asked Brother Er L. Thomas, lid relative to certain printed ire, when the fact of the matter talk with him five niinut V- since i know I asked that no speeches om a hard spell of sickness, continue to charsterize the rehe delegation, I wish to remain. Williams, Pi t siding Bishop anv kin.I r.f' v.* v?aco it Mi'ms as a edding reception. On Thursday Rev. and Mrs. Leu were the dinner guests of Mr rcl Mrs. jJohn Scott, and took te<3 t the Jk.wo ?f Mr. and Mrs.- Walr Dhvis. On Friday afternoon ev were royally, entertained at g home of?Mr??nd . -=p=~^. ice Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. nriuari - Thomps-n of TCorith. " icy reported a wohderful time ' . id said when it comes o sure en igh entertaining Mrs. Addio nomns'on and Mrs, ('. Tho-p n know how. Tn Christmas tree u Tliui-sday' night although it is'told was quite a success; the ? ogram W.Tff ilfno the spirit of e season and much!'enjoyed. : " ~ " J The APR T/eatuo hoys from Mcellanvillee were honre for the ddavs. The Misses Hattie L. -rrwTT.~ I/enzer Hrown and O rp Nell Goocfwin were all full of niles. The sick of - Mt. Lobanaron iiTrch were made to feci, glad on ew Year day, a few of the Mison.iry Ladies: Mrs. S. R. R. Lew :?Mis.?.1 ::r i Mtjttt M is. t< es a >e Rrown. Mrs. TIattie'Scott and rs. Lue Fillmore carried them iskcts of fruits. Rev. e>nd Mrs. C. Lewis wish^to rw? .very, very graieiui icy feel to the , members and iend? for the royal entertaining ; their Tibnre^ dnTTTTSr ttro troth? lys. Also for the Christmast , ickages sent to the parsonage ? ere more than glad for the \mcty of fresh pork; ?pch as hams loulders, spare ribs, hack bone id sausage covering fifty pounds more. Many, many thanks and ^ay God's blessings upon every ie and ir. prosperous new year. MRS. FANNIE JEFFERSON INDISPOSED Miss Ophelia Jefferson of Phil lelphia, is here visiting her' moth*, Mrs. Fannie Jefferson who is idisposed. . "i. ' -/* I | ' - '