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Saturday,. January 25, 1936 NEWBERRY NEWS Calvary Presbyterian Chl,rch Sunday school service Sunday " "irnintr nn i ry-infn l1n|* IV"' usual. Th.? ?and- students enjoyed the lesson. f During the children's hour', the pastor, Rev. A. H. lttasoner us,d "An Animal?-Camel" for his topic. His stoi y described the camel, and told the uses of the pockets in his stomach to store away wmter. As the camels store away water for the long journeys they were required to take so we must search the scripture and store aUTfl \T flf\A9a w/v*.rln ? U j vivu a TW UIU3 U1VU UUI" XltfttTtS, fgr the temptations of Cne world. Rev. Oscar.Smith Pitching, Pa., Mrs. Smith, New York City, and Mr. Judson Nance were the guests at 11:30 o'clock service. ? Rev. Smith delivered ji spintuaawakening sermon. Text Matt. 6th, Theme, "The Laws of Effectual Praying." He gave each one a path way tujTiyus through -prayer and by living -the life of a Christian daily. Sunday :i 1 tinn.->nn th.? Juni > Community Club met at thL> i al hour. Almost alj were pi ' "~T on time.. TY.fc President, Mis: Evelyn Speaunan, the report of V' tne Constitution Committee by the Chairman, Miss Addia Hare and. the playlet by Mrs. Verbus Counts and Addie Hare were very good-. Missionary meetinir was held at the ciose of the morning service witJn M'i & . Mattle Jones presiding. Mrs.. Lilla Dean was elected Presi ,? (.ant and?Mim<?Au'lie Jumjs was el.ietc.. Tres. Drayton- Street High School The I': T. A. Meeting was held Tuesday night, at the Usual hour, -\vi'?h President, Mrs. Ida Hare in tJ.ie chair. Alter a l'?.w int.o k.c tory remarks by the. President, Prof. It. F. Gladden thanked the association fro- Cue s^lon.lkl operation in helping to finance the songs for the children. After the. business we adjourned. Mis. P. Cromer from the -rural district is having.a 5 rooms bun g ai|At?ronstrilcved ^>n Caldwell Str.et. Tli : ' ciuikii. oi-s :1 Messers. *D. 15. Cromer and T. Q. Gall ma 11. Mr. Yanty Jones, the Shoe repaiver has some serviceable work .. price. We are delighted to see another Cafe "in-bloom oil MeKibbon St., Mr; Willie: Glassgow. Piop, We are delighted to see Mr. W. Gary in. smiles again after a week's- iLness. We hope lie will soon recover. Mr. S. Ruff Clark left Sunday morning for Washington, 1). C. Mr. S. W. Allen, Sr. has kindly consented to allow the N. Y. A. Committee to use his pasture or Drayton Street for a play ground fm. ? !. _U l-l ~ av/i i/s?e cii.iuivii. BETT1S ACADEMY NEWS IIy Emma' Morse The^littlo girls of Bland Elemcn taiy school won a basket ball vie toj.y over our high school girls in our "gym" Kri-ay afternoon. Score G-5. Tin Bland team is bo-1 ing coached by that invinciabk i k.v former Bet.is., Star, Miss Bailie U Lou Ruifoui. 'l'..e Bettis girls were "off" because of lack of puactice. We are good losers, however. Every one enjoyed tl^e p, game immensely. The EettTs Alumni Association held a very interesting meeting here uatt^.aay afternoon. Pivs. E. T. Holmes and all of the officers and members-are 'plai.nii g- t do some tangible Work for ilk I. development of their alma mater. All graduate and former student.are asked to enroll with the as aucmuon. * The "Sister-Brother" p.tra do Friday evening was a voiy enjoy i able affair. Little Phoebe it Calvin Rubens as Martha ana tier. ^ Washington were ,:*>kn<ii:l All' of the characters were good. Mr. Robert l>ra?. ILltis was the week-end guest of <his brother Lewis, and the Blassen Trades: A certain senior is still sn.iling because of Rob's visit. Mi.-s.es Clara SimpkirLS.?An moElocker and Josie Dingle, freshmen, spent the Week-end at there homes in Grar.teville. ^Miss C. Cantt has returned hour, after having spent some time at her home naar Wagnc . She I , member of 2nd Hi. I Miss Justine Gary, daughter | the Rev. and Mrs. P.M. Gary ClinI ton, is the latest add..ion to frcehman class where she is i ceiving a cordial welcome. M isses Theresa Gomillion, r Ar.nie Darns, Mcssers. Lurie Go"* million. Walter Davis and Arthur Glover were guests of Miss Flos , sie Gomdllian and Lushia Darn seniors, Sundav. rA double-header . basketball game was played here between Betti? an.l Schqficld teams Saturday afternoon, Bettis winning both games. Ail of the teams play * ed well. Following the game I'rln cipal Bradby, Coach Evans,' Prof. Dawkins. the Schofield teamK and others from tlheir school were en-, tei'tained at Slipper by iw. At which time ^interesting informal talks were made by-caipTams ard coaches of the visiting and home teams. Principal and Mrs. C. O. MclnI ' tosh of Johnston were among the I . many friemJs who attended the 4 '-games here Saturdayr? 1_ MisH Thelma Vandui liorst. sehII ior, spent a pleasant week-end at Al her home in Aiken. She had a guetft from Bethlehem, Pa. ^H^^Under taker C. W. Nicholson is ^^^^Wprovinr in health, having been ill for some time?Ilis^wife, Mvsr T' " Victoria^Nicholson, is conducting j f tlheir business successfully. Misses Wilson of Saluda, Wells of Ward and Latimer of Ridge Spring wel'e guests'ol' Mrs. B.ssie Nicholson Saturday. Baughmam ille ,-cl.ooi vistTtfcl* his Principal Pit i ^ I' ' .) | i|,-, alma mater Satuidav to the e-ri-at delight qf Mis-S Mary -1. I.ark, S. n iorior. an;!, his oU'.er friends lu <e. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Nicholson had as guests on Thursday hei father, Mr. Solomon Atkinson anJ uncle, Mr. James Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. John Knii'oi<1 and -Mr. Haul Haines of Hot Springs, v'a". are spending their vacation vviUh j\lv. aad Mrs. Joseph Blocker and other relative^ in this cumin unity. , Rev. and Mrs. .K A. Tinkston of Tabernacle Church, Augusta;, ivere?guests of?l'iv. rmrl?'.Mis .Nicholson "Sunday evening. Mr. Grauie Abney oi' Waal was the guest of Mips .ltovothy Tyler. Senior Hi, Sunday. The Home Ivconomicn clubs are making Splendid progress. ?*.io "Sceo". is tile leading club at present, had a v.ry interesting program at their regular meeting ''ri..ay.. 1 he "Air" leather anu lass lu-iu their guests ior the oe us ion. .More >v i ll be- h.urd from . ach. of' Dm clubs in thy future. Misses Gary. Ramsey ail i "Ballard of Johnston school and Mr. .L'. liiass; ngaie of tne Gland schoo: .wre ^upper guests of the lllessen gales Saturday. fi Aliss T'lorie Thompson, Mr. P. \Vebber ar.il otf.ii.ir l'rie.nds from Aiken were guests of Pi of, ami -Mrs. Rubens Saturday. THE ANbl&KSON CO. TKA< IIRKS' A^iuiATION Airs.. Al. V. Marion, Reporter Anderson, S. C't??The Anderson unty Teachers' Association held its regular'monthly meeting ai Reed Street High Schorl Saturday Jun. 11th, at 1 o: i r? o'clock. . Tile parfmental groups were as follou.?. Till1 l'l'lllllll'V iir< up wa...nuer the leadership of Airs. A. Adger. The last month's work was reviewed in order to link the j iestiit. meeting "5k ading'^_wa.lj^cn .vi.il in full.??mrmtci ;V()f 'problems were mentioned' am. itiite a few i ''hltsdhcs were uifered low we t.ach tIk" thr.e-e'assrs Ui hildren?'"The Drill." the "Smart", .lie "Average" were ui'.-cussed.--, .'lis, Peuk gave n me helpful Sllg .estions in "Alaking Assignments' Irs. Andeistvu^niade an iiuerest.ug talk''on y^low to g i v < material." There were forty-six present in ohis group, and all invent unim... the discussions.- Mrs. . Anderson will be responsible l'or the kudo; i of tliis-j^ioup lor next uunth. Tin j iilemcntary Croup under the leadership cf M.tsdames Coax am air.. Davis, was helpful and beneficial. 1 he topic, lor the j;i*o;;p was "lie nedial 11' adin;;." Mrs. Sara Coax Urn opened the discussion b.\ iivitij;' the objectives' of Remedial .leading.!" 1st Objective: Direet Ti aiding through exeici e to brine "children up to* their ability. 2ml Objective: To provide lie media: date', i ll that will train, in eoni prehension. Si me of the defects 'riven were: Defects in Silent Reading? 1st Following words with lingers; 2nd Inability to -recognize words; dr.? Pom* eye span* tli I'im r Vocabulary; f.th luck of oip.pivh moon Rcm.cMcs to cerect these <!eftets: 1 st 1 'ara; brase '*i'n!s; 2nd Pl:ii inir words in m-w -itualion; did i'in iirr answers t ;m--"ions; 1th. Drill in relational words; - r>th 1 f-o of I di: i-mai y; Hth 1 ael irr?" pupils how to t ti ly-; Tt k livju-i- pupiD a purpose for Head ing; Sth (ih*inurpirptD'i asy materal. If the remedies that wii-'* diiuissbd .are put into practice, teach I rs an ; pupils will be greatly hell d. There were twenty nine proent in this group. "Individual Problems in Reading" > ? ill be aks usscd nl Dm next m: ct-Hpg?v.1 ith the same instruct is in charge The High Slc-h***4?C>mip v.as nil' n 'nallv opened wi'h Mr. Cialtiior ;u*'--i(!in.ir. He introduc d the plans for, the year asking for corrections and . sun^csiions. i iu' plans were ' cad by Mrs. J. f.. P<Try?Thome "Bettor' Citizenship'' --January ? Mi'jli School Discipline. Mrs?I. I, Perry; February Individualized Instructions in tilt1' High School? "n'rlPli iM the I'iuh Schorl? Miss Wilkorscn. April?Correlation of ^Citizenship with every H.i.' Scho! Course?Mr. -Outright. The Discipline in^tho IIieh School wa 'l ie discussed hv Mrs. .1. L. Perry Seme causes wore: ? Mon-svmpathctic instructor's; two many rules; Hereditary traits; Remarks "were varations bf <TaTTy plans: new test matorinj; self reliance; riendly spirit b twcen pupil anf teacher. There were twelve present in this group and all pre sent entered heartily into the discussion, and I am sure they wen all benefited. At the ringing Pf the prong al groups assembled i* the Auditorium:?The meeting was -.opener by .singing* "We arc climbing Jacob's Ladder" with the President Prof. S. C. Perry presiding. The TJ -. 1? i ^?nu was iceiii'<i in concert prayed by Rev. Daniels closed the devotional parts. The minutes ol the last meeting were called foi but instead, the report given by the reporter was read. It was accepted as information and the businessfor the day proceeded as follows:: Prof. Perry and Mrs. Anderson hanked the tiachers for their lo\ al support in the District Congressional meeting, which was held last month in Anderson. A lettei from Prof. Felton concerning th< Contest. on Honnt ififiittim at schools was read and pamplotf were passed out. The Contest began January 15th and ends Maj 1st. The teachers were urged ti observe Negro History Week which begins February Oth.-t. Th< "Xmas Seal Chairman, Rev. S. C CampbeH appealod to the teacher; to make their reports as- soon a; possible and also gave some help I tlu Wai R BY ABB& ^5^, u "'-"iMiirffJi 9 --. ! NOTbl: Your question ajnswe' a g1 ii>nyr of this column is enclc rep-'y, send a quarter (iloc) and \elope for joy, New Astrology kl mail free advice on three (3) qi cMilulatc. and correct address ti to ABBE WALLACE, care of Til Assembly' Street, Columbia. Seut S. S. F.?I'lease tell nie which is best, to go ahead'and buy my glasses or wait? Ans.: In a case like this I would suggest that you go aheadand bnjir}yaur glasses YOURSELF. I - Votu^t-yeu need prompt' attention, and there is no telling when your CLUB will be able to buy these glasses for you. ? * * It. It. 1).?Will 1 be as successful in my work this year? \ Ans.: Your CQIJ-lXiK Work will prove a success., this year, but you'll have to make some kind of ?:' a'tg ne-u.-. a.'ot? yc~r ROOM A N i h BOA Ul>?.ihake a leg, -broa job if you don't want ' t.. g? iie.me.to your mother. * * * jjt I). K. P.?What is the cause of this habit' I have and is there any way I can break it? ' Ar.s.;.' .Nervousness is v.hiu. makes y; u continually. dig- in yout AK with a hair pin?It' you . .v'.inld I1 i/.f I'.IIW . as ly ] Willi! . i e tn slip and -puncture your on. iri.ni, ho one .would have to help .on break tltis. hahit. Can't y?;u see that yeu are takinir a chance Mil minlr.K ; your In-oi in-- I-V"Tnr ' . j^ * * \S hat can' I do to make my girl friend hive me and be hap py? Ans.i Vcm liave already (lone ' -everything m your power to. Try .o make your 'girl friend cafe iVn you and stick with you. hut "slutill wants to play uian-md with ot] or boys?Don't be a foul and try < make somebody that doesm . ven want to go with you. * * j. * M. L. M.?Do you think my > ister an<l i should stop school so ihaT-we may buy tie.' tilings we want? A is.: I shoi'l i say not?Pretty clothes aiuf things of that typr aren't nearly as important to you now as an education. What do" I you cave if you aren't' dressed mite as well as s.ovw. . .VioDds^dCiunur to school and let-' .ting someone else support you' is much easier, than trying to tin.d a job making enough money to take care of your own self. M. V. C-?rl would like for.1(,. you to uive me a little light on j> this subject for I believe this man is married. ? , *An*:* - -dli d ic.ub^,>^.Th i s tna > rjan.M 1-oR rifK \i:\v YM.AR Ry Mrs. Liiljan (Jbrdner Let us take heart-again let us go OM 4 iVhat.Ver disaster or gdief ?.r dis-l pair; Walktd with us through the oil , Veur that is gone. Let.-us forget that it ever was j there, Let lis fort;'t that it walked hy our side, j The year is before us a pathway nntrnd. ?-?.?.?i -jThere will be happy day.,.the,re will be good, , Let us take heart again surely we can all. Let t's build steps .01 the errors we made, I.et r.S ?. ITlll l> up ?> the Mlllli^rlit- ? train, , Hit ot the darkened walls, out ol'j the shade, i-r t us reineiiitor no evD can last,' Coinage will come again certain ' as, - | ' The New Year is here and the old year is past, | L. t us take heart again, b t us go on. (ONWAY NKWS j The W. 11. and F. Missionary -o. ie . of Hethel A. M..K. ("itirc-i t..i Friday night, .Ian. 17, at ti.e 1 at sAnage, Mrs. Frances (lore, hostess. .lirs. Ruth (.Jadson, the- Press- ! Lnt pi'i-id.d'. After the usual , preliminaries and the transaction /f business, we had a burning ex Mrs. N. B. Levester presented the society some very interesting magazines. Many thanks ,to Mo. Levester. The hostess, Mrsi Frances Gore assi.ted hy Miss ldloise Jauerelte Mesiliimes Claud Parker and Martha Johnson served cocoa and sandwiches. The "following ones wnV p'cse: t: Lev. W. 1. Gore, lj.- L.-vest ei, 1 iiaisy Cooper, Ruth Gadsen, Sara Gregg. Sylvia Beaty, Claud ParkYr, Mai.tha Johnson, Ki.ss'ah Bf apt ley. I.il'ie Laiim-o ynn?'v I WallaOo ;<nd Irma Latimer. 5 fi:l informations concerning -the . work.?Mr.*-Fred W. Jackson, a r vor.y successful business man, was > presented to the teachers. He , pave a few encouraging remarks ? and gave each teacher a calender . for her classroom. The collecting 5 of Xmas Seal money and State ? Teachers Association dues closed a most profitable I .... THE ftALMlSTTO LE. |toi - y ? B BLga ,r^> m red in this paper ONLY when j 1 sed in your letter.1" For private | a stlf-addressed, stamped en- r Reading, and receive by return acstions. : Sign.youi full-name. , ? all letters, Address all man E PALMETTO LEADER, 1310 h Carolina. - , -e who came home with you from school certainly isn't looking for any trouble, a)id he would have found plenty if he were really mat lieu.--Why. should you worry ab<Hwhirn? *" Vou've got hijn "unttt-t?yrrtr?thumb" and VOL' know " it. . 4 * * "% ? r. B. I.?I have been- mar- * '- ried two years and we. can't get along. What do you think the trouble is? Ans.: Vou and your hu^b.um. both are, ahfays in a strain foi money. Voij can get along much better if you'll stop spciiuir.g s. much metioy?and?-keep hiirr~TraTTT always being snovrcd "inTder with7 bills. ? ~ (1. II. 1'.?l)o you think I should marry this wealthy unknown man? . * Ans.-: The man you wilt marry v. ill be souieoone trat you don't viiuw at present, but he won't be wealthy. Surely you niijstj be jokng to t hiiik you can win hny mat. you see just because you ospeWall.v haul him If ynn,?rniil i , .on uis ti as ' otheu s -see y" o u. ymi wouldn't be noarl'v *0' <""NtKII'KD. : * * * * . 11?S. 1 want to know if 1 am going to . take this trip w i;h this man? An-.: The man who promised o lake you to t'alil'i rnia with Itim .. ; n.-rhi in;- hut a hot air a.rtist and hat<ily .lias enough' money tn mol-i _ his ti in himself?-Don't get*.'mm\ if yoii wake up some morning ami i I . : "IUUHII IM'II . U'l' .ii.L" y. u good-bye. r? t'. Ii. M.?-('lease advis-e nie about my land. Do you think I .should lease it? Ai:s.: Uy yll means, ?l<> s->, a Jinl is about the unly_way von'l, eoeive a STEADY IN'tOMKTom it. ILow.ever, in a_ ease like bis, i v.. -; 1 < 1 adviso \'cu nut to ia all this land to ONK I'AUi V. . II. I . IT?1 would, like to know ii 1 would do better to . sta> in the business 1 am in or make a change to another bit sine s? Ans.: There are already c?VT liivly too-many GROCERY STOR s irf-your community and another , I : l?, .1. . : - ? i.v i Uiu yil HIV l J UL'D I 1U li, Vuui- S.I I OK SHOP is paying well '.u\v, >o hold .'n i- ii. ?Don't be "?>*11 en<>u,rh to let anyone talk you into' s.eliiiig it. (7oT * ii 1?i \ i:4 ( hit i 11 x kws. Key. K. A. IJrov. n. I'astnd. Duo to the wind an i rain Sunny Ann. i:iua !' w id' Ui, fatt-h'ul chinch or- found .: hmnselves at ?'-f ii ol' Wo!,-Aip. .Thy Sunday ? .; !s ! was called ' olV on ao. oi; * I ' ;ho rail. At I'dSlO lt.v It. A. Ilrown ascended the rostrum TP. st;i. t of !,i- lent was "The poir always ye haw with you." lie i i\ ar'ci.Da v. Mi o- il serin n t'? til 1: * it hi ill won v., out.?Lex. . !' ( { iii\ Wo ate v lad to have ' P.e\. . IPvi'M 1"! o: r p:.-tor and 'wo oi'.i v cv.ry 'or,me. that he preaches. i:;i'i -!- Sunday' of Mr. I*. i.aiiel- '.its K llri II UeV. H. A. Hi()\v,!V iin.l Mrs. Ollva Wartwill ami da . : h? i -in -law i a I ?ai i \\ e- ill'1 lr pilitTT do more and hotter <n.'the (loin dine Circuit this year. ' vi * <r^- ? mt. < \itmi:i, a. m. ii. t iirucn Uev. J. \V. \\ ither-pomi, Pastor OwiivgSj S. ('.?The first quarterly Conference was In Id at Alt. Oar,-..1 A AI 1." /M.,,...l, vlniwloi. U? IllV-i .t|. U \,IIU1 VII. ing a beautiful day overhead ami many church go_rs were foun/1 on their way to service. .'I morning mes-age brought to lis by the Presiding Klder, J. S. Benn, .Jtext was taken! from "St. John 11:11 "l.oose it and let it go." .Mary hearts bled as the Klder talked \Vi h us. Total collection for the quarter, thirty eight dollars ($38.00). The Presiding* Klder was paid out for the first quarter. Committees for the year 1936: Contingent?Walter Walter, C. Fugerson, Kmnia Walker and H. II. Ifrron. Mi- lonary ALne Harksdale. R Franklin, Lizzie ^axon, Rosa Smith and Alice Frankli.i. TOOto.. M I> 'P .?icm it. i. dale, M. .1. William--. P. O. Franklin. Samuel Stoddard and J. C. Franklin. - ' Presiding El 'or Assessment?J. A. Stoddard, .T^ E. Fitrgerson, A. I?. Rarksdale, Floyd Smith and S. S. Ilerron. Secietary, J. T. Bates; Marshal. A.N. Saxon; Reporters, Misses Airlessia Franklin, Myrtle Walker and Carrie Lewis. We are very happy to have Rev. J. S. 15 '>nn, Jr. as our Presiding El/rer, 1 a ok with us for the yea: rf rnnr>. Also mir beloved pastor, Each an<l every member and officers are looking forward for 193G to be a banner year. | & '. - r.- ' A.DER THK VOICE FROM THE J MOUNTAIN ^. ?With?U+e?molting vl" the snow ~ and' the appearance of the warm r sunshine in these mountains one is forced to think about the spring time again; The past we' k was certainly encouraging to those who were complaining about *Ln hard winter and the Heavy snow, Last we??k was another liistm-v making for the Baptist of" South Carolina as they held their group meetings in the lower part of the state. The Satatistieian was very orry that he could not join the rest of The- state" officers who. visited these meetings Lad?ntho.i _ business retained him, however, rte expects to join them this week in their?Tour for ~Thrtitt, Orange buig, and Barnwell. The writer is sure that much good will be deriv- . ed from these meetings as* has oeen heretofore. Well we have launched this far into the new * year with our .schools, churches and homes saying that they will cn-ieiivor to mold characters?for" useful service this year as they have done in past years and n. two of them can make a good job of it with the third one. It was certainly encouraging last Sunday .u ?< e me large. number of people both old ana young who stoou up in our B. T. U. and said that they had pledged themselves to do moie l'of the yhurcli and Christian .mixes ihis?luute -than ever before!" ~ Ltis also in spiring*to note' that, ill many ol our towns and cities " the citizens are callinir what is _ 'SllOWh as a MOM SKCTARTIAN .{.KL1G10US M KldTlXG .for the purpose of revitalizing Christian lie in the community--4 am mire-Jiis is a forward6 sty.p for the .-lunches and it is cxpeited that ,ieat good will come liom tluse meetings; As some one has said luil in older to reduce the crime Wave and unrest in this country we i:ilisi l.fill SIliinizc ttie community, county, state and nations. In other voiiis, it set ms to me that ho is ayiitg that in order to make thi* oimtiy a bannicr ;i in I lvU--r pHw To 1 ives in the church must pfa> .1! i pat t *ai d the Spirit <?f-' rheixt . must feign supremely. . * Already the state of New Jersej. <euns to be saying, What must ,ve_do wiQi Haupt'hmn who- is. _ ailed the kidnappu- and murder 7 uul Alabama is paying, What shall we do about the Seottsborn use that has attracted the at.entiyn of tri whole civilized ' world ? L, : -? Tre reply of the Christian'world is lot JUSTICE TRIUMPH real tiles- to Nationality, or race. ( KM!,!! ItAi?l N CIll RCU l?\ Lillie Mae Kilgo Mr. Wilis ,Coker of this comm.ui ty- ij'.-ietly pa--id away Dee'..* J. at l:dU He had been .*icl\ for 1. years. 7 months and 112 days. For umr years he erved' as C'liai." nan of t.*ie I* aeon Board ah 1'ivs. of this church. And he also was Ties, of the T h Association. He was a mitkfiil ehur.'v ap Stirday" so/.ool work-, r. Ho t.Ijrn He 1'iist Hih'e (Mas.^ fur oil year, ind when lie v.-a,< stiiken lie. wa t : is?tirr-tof duty. Muring the tini-' of Ids ilin e i *vt r did lose interest in hi.- . church, Sun lay school ami community. ?|H' nlv ityi" hnd a "i' id; u.i' ;;d " ice an i suggestion for t,ho fuini!\? ' tnd to- the in.:Jiy" f icYd_-' wTo \ Is t 1 him. Ho was ecotnii i.d am .IvHl'tiy always A dealing" justlv with t.iio e lie elude in elm .art. 11 rave his fan uy tdiraiioml ad \aptagi.s. lie was honest upright, hi lv coii<e!'\ation li.-sng an r\nmp! worthy of i m rial ion.* I'hn oral .1 innsday. -Ian. 2. T. ru tile loop" snow a good hunrher ot tvla.ivis ami friends: wade, tliei: wa.\ to lli eli't; e i to. par th : 'asI tribute' of r. speei. to one wo ilt loved. I'r. II. It. St -wait (white) I.itt.mling i hy i< ian w;i;. preset ! lid "p do in inml trill'.- of the lite nd work of .Mr. Coker. Solo "Ahi !'e with ire" hy Mi-: ruiiita Johnson. Telegrams and letters of i omloh nee hy .Mrs. 1' J. Bat i on. Kun. ral rites hy his pastor. Rev Barton. Tex. I'liil. 1:12, sub.i et He lea es to motiijt his loss i ilevoi . il wife, ti dajglit. rs. ! ne1 r. '. a ho-{ of'relat iv.-' and- .'. i o - . iti> ' iif r viO'n 1 < ?-;i. . i.'-e ?i i <t: i II i in 'at her ami a loving iiusluin !. A 1.1. f:N TK.MPI.K A.M. ii. enriu'it Rev. II. 1. Lemon. Pastor""" Greenville, S. \Sujf ay school opened ..t Ik-la a.m. Tile lesson was thoroughly taught by claSsc.l'he review by Rev. A Jams was, en joyed by all. Many beautiful thoughts were broi.gr.t out. .Moining service began at 11:15 a. in. At the -ootid of the .organ the Jr. choir mai>ch?d in. fWe pastor was at his best. His text was found Kccles. 12.1. He used lot his subject "Youth the time Jo splendid sermon.. Every youth as well as evjejuy. adult should have heard this message. Night service b.gan at ":;.r o'clock, w ith a . large attendance. The devotional side was conducted by the pastor. The paster presenter! Rve. I). R. Adams, who delivered the message. His text was found St. John 15:5. He used for his subject, "Christ The Power of Oiui-tians for llis Service." This was a strong; hW?ssage iilhvT with the spirit. The sick members of the church are improving. .MORRIS UROWN A. M. K. CHURCH Kov. .). \V. U itluTspoun, j'astor ChaiLs'jj.ui^-u..i<^. TaE" Riuwn uiii \>. ii attended lust Sunday ni .spite ?,l real inclement weather. "J')ie nails in UP Ijuaru."jyu*-<. h c topic 1'ioni uhic,i '.he pastor adri&sfcd tiie lit tk.* 'chut'i'ii. 'lht- ci't'ivl ot tin .ole.- Jell in tiic board alter tin nails are willniiav.ii, was stit5.se>.. .n tne' il-cel. pinenl oj ll.e subject. The st^iaiioiur.c wa>j instructive; as wt.l us interesting 10 all v. ho liea-id The moTnin^ senium was preachm tYgm Komans 1:11. "Kvery Muij A I>ei< .I ' wa.- i"ie I -lli'. i. i. i * i;. ir. _ tile speaker, as lie developed In. subj.it, and many useful am. _ ,;int'il al th"tiiilils were drawi i'roi.n the subj'-t".. At their usual hours, the Sim lay School an i I Joust tie l'unctionov . ll'eetively. The Sunday. School, if holding its nun. and the lwu^it. s steadily tfiowinit ni qiicmlun?i and ^inherest. The eveninsr sir nil H ?'?! i, 1) r i id lii^in 1' gv > i h ' 22:2. 'i by.. pu^tm: selected as t .heme "The (Jit ry oi'The Secret' I'he fact that many things ai" not divulged to mankind in thordinal y eour e o.f event.-?, hut afsubsequent ly made plain, ua ; strissed Iv. th" -qnak in th nurse of the seirt n. , pi-. Witlie.rspt?n ' i; bringing thear., the spirit of < . p. ration an. harm^pry in no uncertain mann'-i . His-- program ' con got h c.' an has?m?4r its appeal f?the poop! -* of .Mol l is lir* \vn Chu.-.-h. (Inein _ i/.anon has neejj th 1. v..op. in >ii .nans, ami :s bt inp" manifested it he response thaf his efforts hitv iceeived. -The ho V?__ ;lil?i V.i i is. _i_ _ the church, were oruaniz'd ( n Sur. ay. The :paste i: believe-: tha i pjl.'t o ' -his duty is to safejjuar. he itit i i sts of the childr n <? tin; chu.r-.-h. and. to that omlj Ki?S worked with success. Chi I'm 11lay ni-'i.t. Ja:,ntl! "-'2*. " lie. I'resi .?iitia-l ehetion will, lehl at "tile close if the headersChristmas Trey exercises. (Thnder' selling lh> most- v tos wi _ fie declarer th" preside lit of Th United States. This will l'urnis i TjsTtn id climax .tothe.usual in tores ting' program that will l>.* staged by the 1'adoi s of Mori:1 > drown. A11 otli-ei" . f* t he clmrc n every dcpni MiH-t l ;.nd auxiliary body, will be iiistalh d .< u r.ex Sunday. Pr. A. T. Spears, I'r< siuing Ivlder of 1 hv Sumter dis. i iel and candidate for tile SecPe tafy of the Allelr Christian K.n I avnr l.-ag.:". will pivach' a Morris Blown at, 7:M0 1\M? It i xpieteii that a large audience will dear this jn pular speaker. - .Mrs. ih?\V it l.ei s[iiMilt, th" esti~ utiuiA- ?uf ui ,i ptiMur nas i> r: liiitc imiisj>n?i for tr.c past week t is our eapii st wish and pray' r, that she' will soon bo roster -d to hvr usual health. ".She ha ml< arod herself to the people r> Mci'iis Brown. She taU's an acivo part iii the aetivitiis of t'\. lnuvh. uia! i> in all respects. th l-.n! pastors wife. '1 rail; -which el sos March-.'Id. I'.'.'Pi is r' eiviny the support of . >ti? nit ni it-, an i the indications arp that .vo shall have- srtv.ts far o.ur la"orSj, Rev. K. TO, Jc ir.s worship'-d with us on last Siyulay riyht. ;uu: ke briefly after the sorrnory file Senior an! Jur.:i r. i hoi-< will ii .ii i..intly-inn the?servics i n iv \t Sunday. A BIG DAY i< expected.* ( l.IN.TON M:\VS Kintr a inter is still playing h.t Tied S;i: ay after .111?* wrr-l y\ as '<?> ~i'\ i-y but the I'ii't"'I ' luiiil tln.-i:- way as. usually. Tin Ma l-io' p'ayed ii> natt Sunday foi !l of "those wh<? didn't yet- out at how an; tan.d in. ?>!.>. A. up'}!. has a ra tio r.i it i a "'.u'ort 'loI'.i a.1?;n- Siii'.U' wli " has been ill for <jiiit. a w'a Mr' V; iHiam Hill. Mr. S. \Va :s-ori'v. Mrs. Labile Stnekkousr ire .iiTo t.i:i the sirk .list. Wr li"P.; . ' r tln"n a so.oily r.cpvery. .Mrs; U. 1*. Alexander. music teacher at T*.. 11 St-art rich ha ! - i roia- s il :nvi;i. 'i T'ii.-Miay. Sr.. ? full, from tfhc door steps aft' in jurt-d law ankle. W-- lay. how soon sl.t.'l! Ik* out .:i;:d at work. .M U.I.Miv (11APEI. A. M. E. C1IIRCH . .1 Rev. (I. II. White, Pastor * 1 Newberry, S. ('. ^In s^ito of the! storm before Sunday School Supt.j Floyd and" a splendid y.rniip of tea '. : h< rs and scholars made tneil* way to the church to stu y the wort).! The lesson was very beautifully; reviewed by >!> . Claude Wijson. ' I For mm niny worship tin pns..'?mj'J . .is. ten dwi.n -1-i. k S'ubl.u t:I ' uWui Id Hrotheilvf od^ An. appro ] < iatiie iaudienco -was 'out. Sever-! :tl visitors amotu? tbew was Mrs:] JACK WILLIAMS | i DRUG S T O R t]JACK WII.I.IAMS. Mzr. L Drugs, Tre Cream. Sodas Cigars. Cigarettes and ? -Tobaeeoa.?- i_ !3f>"S Gervais St. Dial 923* David G, Ellison General Insurance 11 /.?i nc t OYl.-J nfTlnifinf oHan L 1V/I Ito I UIIU U 111C 4 V 11 L (Uirn tion given to all buaines;placed with me. PHONE 5717 7 ?t ' ; ~ ' Payre 3 W \V. (ira'nam. At the League h ur the Vice. I*it ident. ^Ir. James Carter had ' 1 ' >' 1*1 I'luiil put I "Hi- plain tiffme tin body to ' . * ? ui-o s'ljin- money* 'lie ?,v<-i1in?r hour the pastor' '' " i.rhi a pi: -sajr?* from II Tim. "A (loud S' ldief of .Jesus ' hi Her. M7 Mc.Myrris way i pulpit rfs socjate. -tii .Mini>tcr-'s Council of the \? v. hv. i i y i ist j;c t will meet here -'ai .inlay m- rninjr at 10 o'clock by i' 1 ,.( 1 .W. I....... .4:.i: w. . ? .VU1 [#I i/jymuiK Idci:. Also our first quarterly " rfedenee. will b.?.-- Sunday- and M'fJl av nit''. ' # - stvwaidt'Kii lioard nOmffer t at tll-homo of MI'u'uftiilm' \V> Miioyday. The., 'filters r'il V,'" v'"' - l(': President... Mrs r|'{k Haii", Secretary,' Mrs. Mayme . ?>iiur: J reasurcr, Mrs. Kannv V i Joins. I lilirs ;ay .th?- ijeaconess Bcatd auJ_a-shiirt cull moving at Mrs. M. (iild'-l". 'I'h'.- officers for the V roar a v: Mrs. 1.. I. J'ratt. prcsiIt-id; Mrs- 1.. M. Gilder, seeretarv M> . 11 l!u Dav is, treasurer. . ?- - - .K'Mfr. the presidency of. Mrs..* . . * . arm* \\ ijitncr. Stewardess Board lpmber- two" nut at the home of Mr-. H; Friday niph*. T.he fikurs for th'; ycai; are: Mrs. Hatie Jarkson, secretary; ?Irs. Ik-ad e Vouiijr, treasurer. The first <unday afternoon at i o'clock this. 'ward is ipon-orinsr a silver tea at the home < f the picsideiik__M,s. _ Rbe.pa 'Middleton the vice-presilent'-'-pronitsx's a very spit-y' pro- *t~ ifl.iwv f' f the. occasion. : 1'? Hevs. S. J. Johnson' and (] V Wide' were dinner jrdevts of Mr, u;d Mrs. Raihev V-. uiur. Friday: '. Sua :ay afternoon, 'Mr. and Mr* jodeo Sifuj lei O ilflji as their dj-..- ;?! u?r Quests, Rev. White,. R y. M ?.- ... . Maynaivpof Philadelphia and. MY.R|C. Williams., (?<> to some church Sue-'- . are welcome to Miller. Ca I'r. uii'l?iU' i'i?Adnr.i1 e nd hor. stop at the parse napt*; th' y voro enrovite t-d C keshorv . ' Ray and read The Palm tt ' ader- -So Pa'ul Allen. Only " ? ONliE CO. TP \r" v 'ASSOC" ' The Vl.-.me. fevir.p iwas l. ei i :':e ~r '' ' _ at the < icon e t' " ' ; njf school. In.,-; it' of t'rft i ' he weath'-r . ni'c r.u v ? .- ' * lues wire present.. *ICv :. !." eem to ha*,e h -en i: ? ' : itude. Th nr.* Yr.-.r he - usual. Jen u'el- -k afce>- d-- > oil. Pi-?f. Alli-n Pa.le w <ii Ii-trjtto i'i>v ilie Slate T?-?:? Report's were made by th. f?' 1 - he "id ei>r.t;ri>-{oital d'.st.'l : V. it .An'.el-son, S. C. I?ec. A<>. l'.'C ?y Profc.-sors Arnold, Fir.ltv. an'! r'. Williams. The Pres'irent was urpringr a!! -a. hers t.? pay t i ll" Si.i i uv.eis Association du?.s?- ir. order .hat we miyht i\p:'i.."tn* ' , cut. lie also s.re-s.td that the debate would he.. .. . i tain, the :ird 'e<>K<rr?.? si; u~. ii. firt r.uetjr. t" at will t ?? . JT" in'Oeon.e County next,falh M vs.:M;.;B: AvhfbC-~t~hr.~~ ? >il. 1 r t pXiiias Seal Sale of ()? o "eiisrty n.ale a splvrr id ?? T e next iiis'etiny will be held at Westnilni-t -r J!ijrh scho d. K b-ruur'y 21st. All t.aeivers vs \> ha.' :i"t paid '.heir S:gTo Tv'tre-hers (!'. .s J- il.i' 1 lu i ii l Ia n'?tLui.? Mis- <*!:;:a Mae (iraat, Wah.a.ia,. " S~.~C.~- Rtore, so th t it l.Tjlrh; . war 1. t . the' Kxetu. '.ary _l-.-fi.ie t e' 12th' of 1 . P.'ad t': Leader and ret :?: ? i e.-s that, t' e (Von. ... IVaehui- Ass.>.nation is P d;>'! l r. Mrs. Mataie A r1 Female 11 e 1 p \Vanted Help fc-r Institutions Hospitals' Everywhere. N'o Experience nte'e?-' j *ary. $50.-$l80., monthly. En-?i eio.-T*- stamp. f-(hax? Bureau 145- -* S.'lit W 45th. 5?*ew V6i;k. I (j at rertain time*! thorp are severe, unrelieved functional pains, depressing the nerves, causing sleeplessness, loss of appetite and wcaknessT try Cardui! Thousands of women have found that Cardui helps to relieve functional pains of menstruation. And it goes further ? stimulating the appetite and improve ing digestion, thus favoring the more complete transformation of food into living tissue; fr rin^TTf^ Thus the use of Cardui ' promotes better nutritio'n and the conse- i ?? qucnt strengthening of I . the whole system. . ft - t Of course, If Cardui does i jjpt benefit YOU, consult ?i?Ss> } a physician. -mm * CARDUISI! Recommended MOTHERS .to DAUGHTERS for over 50 years "A - . J ^ ^ ^ t vm,. .., ****