The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, February 22, 1936, Page Page 2, Image 2

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1'age 2 | 'The New Rider" | x ?Bptthi now?? | \ om The Trenches! | By | I ??< V M I'hiiip Elh? | UlT 1(1 Till-: (OlM'H. : r . We are attending the Bishop's Coun.il this week at Kansas City Missouri and the funeral of oui late Senior Bishop, Henry Blanton Parks, which will be conducted at . the same time and place. We shal publish the entire proceedings of this meeting in our column next week for the benefit of our many thousand readers. We want them to get the doings-of that body first handed a. the policy of The Palmetto Leader is-to carry no staU matter. Our party consists of D.r E. A. Adams, state's choice foi s Bishop; l)r. A. P. Spears, endorsee candidate ft r the young people de partment; -T^-'-.-Jv-Sr-Cose, membei of the General Conference Commission; Dr. .J. L. Benbow, Chair rmwi?of the?Steering Committee and Dr. S. 11. Lewis, pastor ol Bvt.he! Church. Columbia. All roads.lead to Charleston nextweelwhere the Presiding Elders' Council will he luld at Entmanue Church! Dr: J. E. Thomas, pa? tor. CARLISLE NKWS ti:' :h". lu.nole of Cqrlh.h avc ; suffering-\Vith the "flu." Mrs Annie Biadford of N\ wberry, S. C u r,o is visiting Kt-v. ,':tns .Mrs. j M.- Dawkir.S. has been .very sick with cold' since'being- here. but she is better. Mrs. Ad i- Dawk jns has been sirf-ft-ring with v a'.'.bl Ic.?--.vti al davs. Sht by n; neb ruproveir ~V' Mrs Eva (^nloiiuin . >>U V,.*i "(Tau^htcM. Mj s. Bile Jeter are ir VS :;!a..:r? . S. 1 . al thy bod^Lh'- 01 her sister. Mrs. Fannie Shurell who has. he.-n siii Lil seveny iiays.'wv hope .she i< much- improved by now. A " Mis. Li!lie FTFwaT! sy -nt TfFweek-*.nil,wiith Mr. .?tuf Mrs, Dock Bvrd of Whitimie. ' Mr. Harri-1 Me Hock ftom 'the CCC Camp spent the \\\ek-oYu with .his luotr.er, Mrs. Nettie Met look. Miss Burniec Brown "is in Car. lisle again., She taught school 'J wi.1t* f..r h-.r sister. Miss Rosa- ' lee Rr.uvn At Blvthewood. s. C. Miss Yashtis. .Johnson 'spent th< week-end with?hot' preront*n?Mr an i Mrs. Waiters -Johnson. Sh-' .is attending school at Kinley Hi.. :?? Mr C Me ilock was home als?.:. visiting his mother front Clintoh i College, Services were good at St. Luk* A*. M. K. Zior. Church Sunday Sunday s'chooi at the usu.il hour., with thv Surt. at his post-.of duty The Lssou was Well discussed bv . .the school. After which the. pas. , tor, Lev. H.iliiam preached .a sou! ^stirring s.er.inon. He was at his best. Thc congregation vis irioV- j rii by th holy spirit. The pei.pl>'| went away i!ej.t.it.ing ever the tpVoc. Sel'VicV-. \\ e Were VeJ'y giat It i.ave our voting girl> with u . ??:_..Ta _rr_Trr crr-rrr^nvrri^siTri-' Sava.'e. .Miss Rosa Jeter, Miss B-.; - y Mi'. ag.-a .b 1 M . T:\-U\ps Ti'.o'-e "'*hy> ar attending js. h.v _.l.?at High: JIuv AIn.H Si:?'.nrv.i Miss R..by I ticker. \\t, ar< so! vy to it -ar ??f Mrs. ir?>xi Kir. . s!' n y: ?1 Mr. Wils.-e Ertgli-h be* inj> ill-. \V,. j.t>: e t". s t . :n an o r !y i * -. * * * y ?' WutjlJkl'IT NEW* ; Trinity A. M. K. /.inn Church c S.irony a- an i>: :?.i day. th ( Miivh e*u -r.e v.- " hai>:.'. an tilled the s* t ..*s < n their way tt . the "church.* An xceia .row. "wt.:sh;p d at New Bethel Baptis" CiiUich. id : a:d the Ret'. J .C (int.:, pa-tor. <1 -iivei an exoi lie:/ sernn.r!. The R v has i> f i:.tlisj-.<. - but was able to till pulpit Su; lay nv.pr.ing.. Th- R- v. 'i'. I?. (Jhist filled the P'.t'pr^ nday rug v. ho also; tie . . i:.ver< i ap excellent .-einv.on to at' . appr-. ciative au-.lie.nce. Sunday was a hiith dify in Woodruff. The Mis. Laura Park< was c* as to the Jupio _ 1LL-L- 'La-s, orjfhr.ized S;tnd-.% nf .. tr"noc>p. at the horr.-1 of "Mrs. F.iiz: Th-ir-pson. ptr.y fot it-, suecoss. . . r The-' -H k 'V <-~r town aro 'uoiiw _ ' u\ll. and frit-mis' remembered Mrs. C ~ 'Foster vtit';: a purse S.'in lay morr\V'iy thoughtful of Rev (I.-title, ami here'.- ni-ny thanks tr ail. Mrs. Foster''iT^ono of. the- o; /standing f "hristiars ana chutes workers" of Woodruff. Mr. Eusr ne Moment - an ! Mrs. -las. Sjuitli of I'niop.. >' C. were pop calltfs at the home of Mr and Mrs. }[. J. Gitli .ir.. The Revs. T. D. Ghist and .las R. L. Allen were dinner 2UeSt? at Mr. and Mrs. L. II'. Williams Sun,i U<1 V, Thrr<? wjl! he a Fruit Service and Candle Light Service at Trinity A. M. K. Zion Church Sunday. February 23rd. Let's go and see. what it's all about. "Every one is asked to bring a piectt of fresh fruit and a small can ile. Mr*,?Lawa J'adw, one of our rural school teachers reports a fine time at work with her 39 kiddes.. Visit the sick, an I come 'to church Sunday. CARD OF THANKS. \y.? wish to thank our many friends for th. kindness shown, during the illness and death of " our father,-Mr. Reuben, McTlwain. of Wihnsboro, S. C. Mrs: Prlsclila" M>ILvain, wife-,? Mrs. Bertha. Foggy, daughter ^ % ?CHESTER PARAGRAPHS ~ Mrs. Hattie G. Coleman, Mrs. Dora Wesley, Mf> Ned Coleman, Mrs. " Kachef jacksoTrr Mrr Jessie Davis, all of Blairs, motored h"bre Monday afternoon and spent a few hours with their children who are attending school at Finley Hi. On the sick list are: Mrs. Elizabeth Douglass, Prof. S. L. Finley, 'Mr.' S. D. Rainty. Chester friends , wen- very sad. ' to hear of the de&th of Rev. S. J. Rice of Allendale. The bereaved relatives have the heartfelt sympathy of those here. Mrs. Emma Sanders is again in he city at the home_of .Mr. ami' Mrs. Curtis Cunningham, after being ill at a hospital in Columbia for some time. , Rev. and Mrs. S. M. Douglass who have been living in Sum merville are again here at their , heme on-Aiken, street to the delight of all their friends. The County Teachers' Association will have its regular meethg Saturday morning at Finley Hi, The instructors Sliss Mat tie O. Thomas and Miss Ruth Bynum will be here from Columbia to take charge of the classes. M s.ses. Mary.. McLees. . 'Jessie | Icnes. Mary Crosby. Maude ulad- " den, Annie Bell Hope, Bessie Mae Junes. Margaret ~"lIolmes, Mamie Johnson are all back at their clas-; work in Finley Hi after being ?11 , with flu. * - _ Mrs, Mattie Wilkes of Leeds, left Sunday night by way of the ' Southern for Washington, D. C. to. spend a while with- her. daughter, Mi--. T.Trrtie W. Jones. ? - . MrT Way man?Johnson, local agent in Co-operative Extension*. -W< ?k in Ai*i ioultunet ban mowed u fall to all 1-H club leaders and, -. nieers. to moot at z o'clock Saturday afternoon, February 20. | Knclosed find ($4.00) four dolare for subscription to The Pal--, " nett?> i i In-., J. S. Allen. Pro:', and ,Mrs. John Pickett of , Rock Hill, were in the. city Satin*- \ day ami?a few, hours..with? heir.Sister Miss Bessie Pickett of Finley Hi faculty. r rier,dship~ColJege, Of R't'k Hill I" vi 11 play Finley Hi heie Thursday 'light.? There??ri-H?be?a?double ..tender, Both boys teams_apd"girls earns. The games will be called it ,':.">0. . The game wilt be played :i Hardins' hall. Center street. .All games will be. played there (in* . oofs) hereafter. Chester County Teachers regisered 100 percent on its meeting Vbruary sth. The money has oeen sent ir. and the refund re?ei \ ed.?H was the second county- Q register,. Mis. Rosa .1). .Smith and hits- j >and are here' from Aiken," S. C\. | -.s^wij? net ni'-'iner. .Mrs. Kebeca Ih'Iui >n,. Loo mis street. Rev. Mackey of Clip, spent the ".vovk-end here_. visitin]* his wife, lrsi Lucy Mackey and theirlrhiTii_ten. See Master James Woods and tla-ter Kutrer.c Attles for .voui " a-lmetto Leader each Friday and: Saturday. w alii all a news T:.(. New Galil-e B ptist Church v S. :;:et Sunday with a very Rood LUauiaxice.. .AiUue..the- -tdas* -per-"od our Supt. Mr. Janus Moore adc ar. intercstim* taik.?_LL_treated the importance of paint-. living clean lives before i.vir children. atv n itiTR' Sun -ay h.o.d and church themselves. Un-. LI tt.ii is done he-says we will not ie able to Ret a 100 per cent citi. 1: from.our ends and boy.Sunday night lb.v. J. T. Robin yr.'preached soul stifrine ser? t-he-textv- His- sermoti as enioyej b\- a large oongre:ati<>n. i services at calvary Bap?lit?< ' , il l h '.v. ' i . ci v iii>iin iiih . ur.sSay. . Thv j :_st..r, Rev. Becks >ri ached a \v- ?ul" sermon. Remarks by \!; s. Harris. Mi. lerrill. William.- ami !' !'. S. 1! V as l;i a-tor.. rh..se .of Wah'.al! . at.ending .'eyvicy s at Caivaiy wvi;? Mr. Ric I:\ I'ei ill William- and Mis. l.uk 'V. tfers.' The Flat. Ih . k Baptist S.S.mc 0 a. trs. Thy tenders r i S he ; rheir apiioifr.nu nt. The Kson ua- inspiring and evei.v one ?verned-to have?cr.iin> 1 ~tt:?Re. " iewed bv Mr-. Franc".? Whither. The Tririitv_3L. K. S.-S. met as .-.sua1.. Supt. ar.d teachers were 1 re sent. Rev. Stokes diseus.se: .he' i- ssoh bovr.tifuily. Miss ''Pauline Terry left Sunay for Atlanta, (la., where sh.. yill make her homy with relatives or a while. Mrs-;?Corn"?.i^-frkrr.s returned torn. Charlotte. NVC.-last week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howard- and 1 r 1 and Mrs. Kihby White motor 1 to Columbia Monday an i visitd the Veterans- Hospital. To the trret of his many friends, Mr. A'hite remain*- a- a ivafci-nt them Mrs. M gK.i < -JI u*. ch i nson is conalcscing at her home. Also Mr. Carl Jenkins is r.blc to be out a;ain. . . ? m xo^kk county teachers' mEEtim; The Oconee County Teachers' meeting wa? held Saturday, February 15 at Westmiiister High Scho- 1. Each group assembled irt' the classroom's for discussion. In the absence of Mrs. Carrie Autfwr Mrs. Lunella Jenkins had charge of the primary group. J'rof. R. W. Arnold had charge of the h-igh school group. , The groups reassembled for business. We were happy to heat the pre>ident announce that outcounty paid-up one hundred percent. A spiritual was lead by Mrs Maud Arnold. Mrs. Willie Mae (Irani, teacher of Walhalla read a paper on the life of Henry O. banner. She classed htnr ffs one, the world. f I M l I ' I." TTAPESBORO.-N. C. NEWS? By Gertrude Dargan The eleven o'clock Sunday a. in sorvloe~6f Keslor's Chapel A:MrE Zion Church was full of interest Dr. W. W. Blair spoke on the sub ject "A Good Man" 37th Psatn 37th verse. The funeral of Elder George Steele of this city, who died ir the Anson Sanatorium Friday. Feb 7. 1333 w.is held Monday. Feb?U1 1036 from Lowery's Presbyteviar Church. The Choral Club of A. C. T. schoo presented a plav Monday night February 10. 1936, which was en, joyed by those attending. The Thrift Social Club met Friday night, February, 14-. 1936 nl the home of Miss Gertrude Dargar Mr. Thomas Hammonds entertain ing. Mr. Laurence Bullock, the Photogj-aphcr of Jersey Cit\":, is in tht city, and is ready at rftl times tc make your picture. Miss Elizabeth Mitchell spcnl the week-end at home, Monroe N. C. Mrs. Oliver Ocean and M'ss F1 mira McGlcndon spent ?hj weekend in Bennettsville, S. 0. The Choral .Club of A. C., T School was erflt'f LHimul rrt t+rr home of Mr. and Mrs. .Henry Mam mond, Salisbury St. HOLLY HILL NEWS The Kifls basket-ball team played two v?.ry -interesting games on the 12th and 14th with providence of Parlor's and .Lincoln -High of Sumter. Ty jtCQres win.. Hi- !Mn favor of Holly Hill on the 12th an.-l 24-5 on ..the 14tli in favor of Lincoln.?Aftei??hc game on ih 14th the team was royally entertained by the high school students of Lincoln. Several member^ of the faculty accompanied the team and they also report an enjoyable trip. Quite a numb el' of programs wtH be given at the school auditorium in itlt?'|-..st, <|f th library for the school. The social riven at the home of Prof, an.i .Mrs. ItObel'lS. un the hWi?wo quite a spectacular and an enjoy, abh?affair. . It wna also a nuccms financially. ' ; Misses Fair and. Pickett spent he week-end ",in Columbia. Missis Dicks.and Anderson spent the week-end in Columbia. Misses Dicks and Anderson' spent the week-end in Sumter wit r parents an i friends and Mis? A. B. Jones in Cameron with parents and friends. All of th in were on th. -wih Sunday evi ning and talked of * u_ 1~, - Little Cassie Lee Collier the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.. Collier was indisposed, but is improving it this writing. Mr. ancL Mrs. Young of Unity are also 'improving. William Young, a student of the "<h grade left school a few days igo sick. We hope for him a peedy !tcovery. Church News ' We had glorious services at Tar ret Sunday mornjrg. . Rev. F.'rner was surely in the spirit for 11 hearts were made to rej >ic*e"? Script tire reading Matt. 18th' chapter. Text Ldike 11'.1 subject? 'What would drappeTT if Jrsnr* should come'toothu pi Co." Joi'r.thru and?a vo; v?liberal culection.?At Bethel Sunday eveling th- pulpit was graced with he . Rev. Mr." KinV of Trinity 'hiirlt strn Rev. Farmer and Rev V 1'. Comings.- The message was UdiverH by Rev. King. Text 'loin. 1 '< i 1 . 1. ? dij ? "T; Duty I.he St long to the Wy.k." Ever\ ou! was lifted up. every one wan.vdwr trr laugh and then to cry and laugh again under the sound, ng. v<?ice of this messenger, of Tuist. Wo were truly glad to ;.avo liiin with v.w -nd wo shall not >.> >n forget him. Five children " iped the church. The ser.ices at I.ovtlv Hill Suni 'ft. C 1.. \n\ were 111^j?ii iiiK. i fie ourma\ .rhoul lesson was taught by I'ruf. Mherts: Morning message b\ ie.v. Ihmks. Jaines 1:13-14. - Sub: fit "Th.- l aw df Diverted Attenion." Sim lay . evening?-Text I \ir.g 3:10, subject--" What to nsk or" was also delivered. by Rev. look*. who made his hearers triad This pastor. Rev. Hooks would ~TTn FT" t iii-nil.-- to know that hhow 1 ivet; at ~XortTT. S. C, ANDERSON NEWS* St. Andrews. A. M. E. Church Rev. W. P. Carolina. Pastor We wer. pleased* to have 'on jastop out op Sunday. He has bet n ndisposed for some weeks; but 10 is?muob inipi'AV'd We t f'.nl he will continue. On Sunday morning, the pastoi -eb oted the I King 17:1 subject night the sermon, was good. Wt "PJi.ian before Ahab." Sut: la, (njoyed the sermons from our pastor and trust he wiU" be able t< be with us from now omOur Sunday school has taker On ne.w lift since it has beer '.-anccd from the morninir to tin afternoon. MT. I.KB \N AN A M. K. ( HI R( II Rev. ('. lewis, Pastor Sunday was a high (lav in th above named church. S. S. at tht usual hour, with Supt. and teach. cr< &f~their places. Timely remarks w'ere made by Misses Ma,rie Jackson and Carrie Cook. Morning service began Rev. Ix'wi's . selected as his tfext St. John 7:40, subject "Jesus tht world's Orator." This was in deed a sermon long_LA- be re mem behed. were glad 'to have a? our visitors Misses Jackson and ?ook^ two of the taachej* of Andrews, Mr. Joe Jordon- of St Andrews A? M' E. Church, Mr Robert Jonon and Mr. Willie Con yt-rs, the CCC boys of McClellant THIs paLKik m?)Madkh j At 4:00 o'clock Rev. Lewis went to Kent Circuit with him. Mr.* ' I)uvis; one of his local preachers i Tnompson's Club which was quite . a success. i } At the evening service prayer I meeting was conducted by Bro. , ' Ben Jones at 7:30, Our pastor sej lected his subject: "Long distance telephone." This was, indeed a soul stirring sermon it seemed as Z if .the. Re . Lewis talked to Jesus" through the royal' telephone, and 1 our souls burned with the penotcostal fire. The Junior Choir was . on the job at both services and rendered excellent singing. The . Truste.es Rally on January 27 was t quite a success. ! WARI) NEWS Sunday was a line day for Sun day school ahd church goers. ' Tlu Supt. and all' teachers were at their places. Lesson was. ; taught for 30 minutes. Sunday being the regular meet ing day at Coleman Ridge Baptist Church, quite a number of the members and fii.nus found themselves in service. Rev. John- Davis,' pastor -preached a womierlul sermon. ? As the bleak winter days come and go and the demand Jfor nrtrre. necessities is so great. The Ward Jr. High School have not shirked their duty. The teachers and students ami a few visiting friends really >ni invprl tVw* uVwivv 1 "... last, Tuesday. .Some of the child* i-c?n-until ultc'yci led, Mrs.TLilliv Huston from" New Jersey City is hei v .for t\\ o wet ks vmtiftg nor mui.'HT. All Ul'i1 v. l'V glad to sec her. . Misses T. Davis and Thelnvr Merritt were, the Sunday dinner guests of Misses C. Abnt'y and., Callie Mae,. Abney. Tliey reported a delicious dinner and an enjoyable stay. Mt sV- KPIIary. teacher of the - Jcrmston Tr. >A'1h>*?1t?**** ? U*? wetk-end gui-vl of Miss 0. E. -Wells. . . ' KlDCK Sl'RlNH MAYS Sunday school was called to o?der at the usual hour. Sunday with Asst. Swot, ltaiford presi iii\r.. A "length Iy "|>ei'toM was {fiv. *: en on the discussion a.-, to how Jesus helps the doubter.- - The weather- being fair several attended :service at the secotu. Baptist Church, where Ht .. Darn._ -preached ; n excellent > . l inon. The daily titter 'anee of th Hidge Ilill school is splendid, despite the indent ney of the weath er. Tlte teachers attended the iTgniar ntontelly meeting at Salt: 1 ! February 14th. The train ad .ro. ' was delivered by Pi of. Mcintosh.'. Profs. Adams, Hijrhtower, Missis Peterson, I>avis, Crawford, l.atimco and Mrs. Hammond attended the joint teachers' a-soeiaion at titr I'atesburtr . Hi. Scv.oo! Saturday. They reported it as a eroditab.e . nteetimj. The jjTTfir i 1 ill Octet rendered two music. 1 numbers. 1 The Junior, Class c*t tiw-tain d-r nunibcr of young fojfe at'TiTi aft rl~fto<>n pltrfy WedTTrF"'ay. Tht." 1'iVshiv.en -Silvef Tea wa - pii.> ?? >access Sunday afternoon. Missis Perguesc and M un aywere honored gue-ts at our scr.ool Wednesday, Prof.. K. T. Hc.lmos, principal f liiuu n school and Ml.ss? ])ai-y Wilson. High school teach-, r o - Sll'- V.-.-f.- . ! I i j 1 I - N< if Mr. " ami AJ?<. l!ig .towl-i Sunay. \Ve~F /rot to fi nrmi t 'the f. Ihov-i hp- j i-r.-ons on the sick list: UevJ. I. Williams, Mrs.'Ctiilie Ton y Mrs. Ma'ry Jackson. Mr-?kin's-ie M. ll.r:i ;mmd. .t n. In V iv ;:i.. m; t>.. i.. Hammond and brother 'of. State Coll - ge' wi re week-end guc-t of heir pa: ?. s, Mr. and Mis. T. F. Hammon i. W, ox:..-!,:) to Mi.-s Oia IF-llv Johnson and brother, our-deepest: ympat.y 'in.-the loss of th.di :i:ot iter. 3 The I., 1'. A. Club met at tli honu* of Mrs. Rosa IF Raifor 1, February 14, 1030. _ After all the busines was ove: 1 we y.i re -s -rvt i a delicious yours of cocktail, salted peaeans^ cotl'ee. pemthtff sandwicnus. custard ItKLTON NlUVS X gre History Week was tittinfr i ly.-o* serveil at the school this v;e k We eel' iu r.teci'iast year-wit-h duly lectures and open forums by a native African which proved bent." filial to all who-h-'ard-him. This year the lecture, v.Vre giv^n by our own principal and the assembly periods have certainly i proved worthwhile. At the' Genlr1 al Assembly period on Friday, 1 Pi'i mMpirl?Curt right?>.pokc?. wry 1 i forcibly on "Opportunity." Those ' i who were present were made to | see some of the many opportunities open to tfteni when they hav? been,too little to realize them. | Their outlook on life is different ! oft-r, having listened to this wonderful information. He also rti -s ed "growth." His whole soul J an 1 hear* is for his people and he spoke from the very ,depth of. his heart. ^ The library of which moi1. ill tin ' SCO books were added recently. ! was opened for' the benefit of those whp desired to read." Th? ' thought of the General Assemb- j ly on Friday was "TheiT is but one straight road to success, and that is merit. The man who is successful is the man \^To is nsei ful. Capacity never looks opporI tunity. It can not remain undis eovtT9d because it is souvht_hy. loaj . many anxious to use it." :1 Mr. Maxv Gambol was?furov ! alir.ed at Mt.-Zion on T^wsday by | the Rev. S. C. Campbell. L - CLOVER,NEWS j Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Jackson had as their guest Saturday night, Mrs-. -C a in p b v 11 Cur rcnce. Mrs. Eliza Tate, Miss -Cynthia Tate, Messrs Tate and Albert Armstrong visited the city of Rock Hill, Saturday. | Misses Edna Williams, Dorothy Jackson were shoppers in Gastonia Saturday. Mr. and Mrs..J. F. Williams had as their guests Sunday 'gCeningT_ Mr. and Mrs. Girt Heaves and son and Mrs. John Reaves of Gastonia, N. C. Miss Daisy Pratt visited friends in Gastonia Saturday. Miss Louise Davis visited her mother in York Sunday. Miss Catherine Jackson of Winston-Salem spent Sunday with her 'father, and family. She came to attend the funeral of her cousin, Miss" Corrine Wright. ' Miss Marion Alexander spent the week-end at hei^-home. in Filbertr^ Mrs. L. Crosby had,as her guest I for a few hours Sunday Mrs, Geo. Rankins, Miss Nina L. Tate, Mary T. Auams of' Gastonia, N. C. Mrs. W. M. Saunders had as her dinner guests Sunday Mesdames Lee. Friday, WnlWpr and At? .Tnhn Walker all of Bessmer City, N. C. Those, om*the sick list are: Misses Minute Lee Bryant, Louise Raw linson, Johnsie Peg ram and William Bryant and little John Edward Armstrong. Miss Iva Lawrence of Gastonia, N. C. spent Sunday night here the guest of her relatives. M r. iiril \l i <?Stella Jackson had as their guests for a short time . in hi ay evening, Rev, and Mrs. C. Williams and daughter of Atlanta, Ga.; Mr. - and Mrs. Foyce W right of Baltimore Md. Mi;. J. F. Auumis, superintendent ol Green Bond ^Church School visited the Chapel Church School Sundfiy. morning and gave a very interesting talk._ Sunday being a beautiful day Chapel Church and Flat "Rock was tilled. Rev. Barren. uiuB"Wi'V. Thdhihs preached"; soul stirring sermons morning and evening. j. Miss Cor line Wright Base's M Bessmer City, N. C. Funeral services- for Gorrfne Wright, well known young lady of Clover but who had 'resided at ' Gastomu-.for ten years passe.d away Thursday morping at the home of her mother. in_ Bessmer City, N. C., .1 loin a short illr.vss. Funeral-services were held at Green Bond M> K. Church where she was a member. The Rev. "Cook, pastor oi'St. Stephen A. M. j E. Church, Gastonia conducted the funeral He waft assisted by Revs. Thomas and? Burnett-ivho lean */. | telegrams- of -condolence--and?the obituary. ? m mm ABBEVILLE NEWS f' St. James .A E- Chii ? / !? Rtv. W. S. Mims, 1'astor Sui-flay si .6-. 1 opur.ed at the isual hot;r, with good attendance. Lengthy di.-cussion of the lesson iv 1 review by Supt. Johnson, Reniarks by the pastor. 1'1.30. A. M. the scripture lesson . was' i\iul by the pastor, founv ''sahn l">th chant' r. ' The text was found Acts 7:48-49. The subvei el" the discourse "A heaven of rest." At 7:30 p. m. EJder Quarles preached a. very interesting sermon from Isaiah :1 -4 which was en joy id by all. / i The first tjuarteflv Conference was held Monday night, February 17th. : ?-= We were Very proud to have Rev, L. Devlin, Rev. Gunter and Mr. Dock Griffin of Che.:t:*r, S. C. We - re always gl^o to have Mr. .Griffin, whenever die spends Sunday in Abb viTle. Mrs. Pearl Rhods sp nt a pi >asant Sunday afternoon with her eo: sin. Mis.i E. K. Coilieh' Friends of Mr. Sym Edwards ate very ; leased to know that he is improving r.ieely at'his home,' - in.laving t'nw Anderson Hospital, on fast Friday. All the sick repoited in last week's issue are also much better at t'is writing. Little Miss Ernestine Brownlee. h cl the. misfortune of sticking an -iwt-l>tc*-through her hand on-4a*t-ThursJay c\ ytvir.g,- but?is?doing-wi-11 at present; and we hope she will soon.be able to .use it again. Mrs. ,U. McCoy of Cherokee St. was calldq'to Anderson on account of the death of Mr. Julius Foster. Mr, Foster wnv'a proir. sing -young-nmn and accomplished mu _sician; his many friends regret wry much to hear of his passing at -teeh-Hn- e.rlv agA-~~rs:? 'Mrs. Annie Creep] the wife of he late Mr. Primus Green and one of Abbeville's oldest citizens passed to her rewark a few daw ago and. was funerrdized from tin homo of her grand daughter, Mrs Elliott Brown of Harrisburg St. Undertaker in charge, C. J7~ Hearst. SUMTER NEWS During tlhe past week, recog. nition was given National Negro History Week in some of the schools here. The One More Effort, Fedcrnt- ; ion Club hi. 1.1 its regul'iV meeting on Wednesday afternoon, FebruHI-W12. With t.TTe SOKE' rrosH3ent, (1 .*uss ii. -N. i Shi'!". The meeting was wt'll attended and -<ach member displayed a spiiit of anxiety, as -to the prepress of the city work. As a result from the financial report, a donation was sent the Wilkinson Home and two needy families of the city were priVeh | wood. "After all business was fin- ' ished a short prografn bearing on | J. he N( k'ro was t endered, then the. hostess served a sweet course w+rteh was very much enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Htncs Tftney mtertained 011 Wednesday evening I , 1 PINCKNEY'S F1 ~ BUS INKSSCONTIN MANA(J We wish to announce t)i | the business of Pinckr.ej Funeral Homo continues?u 3 der the same policies of t founder, Mr. T. 11. Pine'km We solicit the continuation ~lha_ support of all of 1 friends and the public in gc eral. MISS KI-'TFI.LI-; B. 1'IN.CKNH Director AI.ON/.O l\ ItAkDY Office I'hone 5707 Residence I'hone 7765 February J2, with ft hwely pJUTt* ' sriven in honor of-Mis. .lack on of! Ohio, who h;t-sl boon in the city with her daughti. r and son-in-law,Rev. and Mrs. Cox, for some tintor-T The evening was one of much pleasure for each truest presort j Miscellaneous irames were played i arid. Mys. :Hannah Jolit ?n won i first prize among the ladies "arid f rnohg the men. A bountiful and f delicious salad course wil-h hot coeua, was1 served-. 1:1 Thus an invitation extend I by Miss Ophelia ..Williams, I lore Dem. Agent many of the folk o! ; the city as well a: those of the 1 county were given a chance to witness : the~ demons 5 rat i'op in.' iv.eat canning given by Mrs. tier-" trude Brevard in the domestic Jfcaumco. dwp^rlm^ttt uf Lincoln Hi. through courtesy of the Ball JarCompany. The demonstration was ; livlecd quite hem-tli'lal an ; wi. ie.c regrets the tinn. >pent in att'-nilance. Mr. J. J. Singletdn and Mr. A1-.'; bert Roberts arc still in ihe hospital, but are impioving. Mesdam- | e{ Anna Lewis, Acidic Martin an i \ Bertha Franklin are sick at this time. Miss Grace Crawford is much improved and will soon bc"~~ able to return to her school work in Georgetown. j Mrs. Kdmoni.i" Shaw spent the Mrs. Marion Wilkinson of Orangeburg spent Sunday, Kcbrliary ( 12, visiting h r fat!vor, Mr. Bcrnie and brother and sister-in-law^ I)r. and Mrs. C. W. Birnje. Mr. Franklin Si'mry was. called to Charleston on Sunday, Feb- | ruary 10,"on account of the illness | of his wife, She has been living ! in Charleston with her daughter, Mrs. ' Beatrice Knox for some 1 length of time. MrsmStorey pass- I ed awav on Monday moTning,* Feb. 20th. ^ | SPARTANBURG DOTS The Ten Night Hawks' Sivi'.l C'ub met Friday . night at tlu home of Bonnie Patten on Drayton ! Ave. The Club was called to or- 1 der by the ptvsi h. nt. ; One newj member was&eccnted by the 'club, i Very little Business was discus-ed. The officers are: . | President, .Johnny Ponds; Vice t President, Roosevelt" Byrd; St.. Bonnie Patten: Asst. Sec.; Wal- j lace >h.iion: Treas., John ('<>1' - j man; Business Mgr., John Bidden, j A tasty course of hot ehocolat , with marsh-mallow, - crackers. [ wine and mints- was served. The j lub adjourned to meet at th. j home Of Johr.ny Ponds on Young i St. Thursday night. The death of Mr. Cleveland i Murph, a eitizi.n here foi: many! years, passed away Saturday at \ his home on West Paxli Ave. He 1 leaves to mourn his death, a^vife. three daughters, three sist rs at: a host of relatives ;.n:l friend . | The funeral service of Wiley Williams was held at the Macedonia Baptist (".'lurch Sunday iv-ning. He was widely known in this vici nivncd from Richmond. Va. \vherr-Jshe has been staying with hoi mother. She plans to retain soon. Prof. C. C, Woodson rest; no. his duto s at the high school Mon- | day after about ten days illness**: His many friends are delighte i j nt seeing htm out strain: There are several still on the . sick list. We hope for them a -pecrf^ recovery;?"r- ? John Coleman, Rep iter BATESBURO NEWS The Olive Branch Bapt. Church was called to order at 11 :.>0 a.m. had a wonderful school. A ft or the lesson Rev. A. B. Bail y preached a finishing sermon which j was enjoyed by all who witnessed it. The Joint Teachers' Association was held at Batosburg colored high schooT. Many friends wit Ill oovu ll II will LlUAHI^lUIl, .\ I Kin and Saluda counties. All the visitors went away benefitted from I HOLLEYA FUN ERA; 2105) Senate St.; (Cor. House atj AMHl^VNC' OCR PHONE NEVER SLEEPS The Holley Funeral Homes at PHONE Ol R MOTTO: "PROMPT AN A Service in Keepim; 17 YEARS OF EFF1 V T Satimhrrr+xtruary 22. 1936 ITESTNDER SAME KM 10 NT ' I.KROY P. IIARDY ^ (ieneral Manager , Assistant Manager 100G Washington St. * Columbia, S. C. the :r''liT^-r>?rnrt?rnu-ir.?Rev:? Jotvirs, formerly -of Spartanburg, hi;t now nf RnticKii.-.. ? .wvn fc, , |JI CdlTllUU a wonderful sermon, at St. James ?M-fthodist Church Suivfiy. All who wore ^present enjoyed his sermon. Mr. .and Mrs. W. M. Outen and daugi'. r, j*ranees visited her sister and cousin in- Colombia Su'n/lay. . " "Mi" s M, M. Hart' is giving wqiiderfi! service at her school. We hr.p-;?will keep?that* -spirit. ^ Miss Yio'hr'Outon who ha, not at-". tended l)tr school for the past few days, is ill. We- hone for her a speedy recovery. * i.akk cm' high schoop l'r< f. !.. 1). Ilradlcy, Principal Tlie' toaelvrs arc" still working hard' on the Fence Drive. Due to t)v irvl'ieint of th? weather the progrtss ha'.- he -n retarded some \\ hat. On Tuesday .night. February is. there was a party given at. the home of Miss Helen (^ra- * ham by Miss s Rracy and Grah:.m. There will be given at .the ' home of Mr. an<l Moore on Sunday evening, a Silver Tea by Miss "Tes?kujn V. Mtt?scv and "Jean fir? t~\ Hairington for the Fence Drive. Prof. ,1. K. Mclvcr is contemplating v.n giving a Minstrel .and db>? piavtic. s are coming on nicely. ? Miss I,. 15. Rra;V spent the-weck end at her home, in Sumter,.S, C. Miss Ku'.a V. Mass y spent the Week-on 1 in (icorgc town, St C. an I was tiio iruist of Mrs. Josie Tay~ ~1 lor Jackson.- ?I Miss,.I. Harrington spent til week-end at hcr> home with par- %J. cut's in Choraw, S. C. The play *-7 entitled "George In A Jam" will be Kivo^lfy the -facility some time r j soon. ? Mr. D. F.. Dicks was a visitor in Lake City on Sunday. GREAT FALLS NEWS ji Negro History Week V? At Paradise School From the seventh through thetenth grade, c. lobrated the week of Fvbi'uarA ft-li as Negro History Week. It wa- sii'^sored by Mrs. Catherine B. Johnson. The stu.ii'enls.. brouitbt pictures of_ famous j Negroes wh>i)i re placed on-.'the -'J liii:1. tin yKuird. N tev kbout th-> j Negro /err compiled in a small ' 1 1 ' oklot Vntitled "Facts About Fa-mot'sv NiCtr rot-s-". ' . Our Valentino partv ivas sponsored l>y Mrs. C* B Jphn^p^nnd * i Miss Al ee Hall. Only the'l^ugh ' boo! pupils were entertaitied. Mu-ic wa-' furn?<hed l?y Mrs. JohM son. n-of. F. D. Drew and Miss Dorothy B n-on,. After games w-> had tin re fun. . reiving Val n*incs fc m the mail box; Mr. Ernest Belt"ti was postmaster. Miss Hull ^ seived In a t haped candy. ? -U'THERN RAILWAY SYSTEM Arrival and Departure of Passf-.i?r r.'ltf.v eper-iirfl t.v iTi<? Snu'tieru Kall?ii SvfVem a> the Union R'.atlr,). Coiumtil? A c . efT 'Cttve D'-CPtntifr 8. 193S ^ v m * >14 -Liiarmtif , , m ? raven For 10 A '^1. ? Charleston _ Greenville, Anderson. S?n#?? , Ml A M Newberry, Greenwood, Oft A M ? Spartanburg. Ashevllle < 40 A. M.?Augusta \i \ M Savannah 1 20 A M Camden, Lancaster, Roe* 'j Hill. Shelbv "2 4ft?P M *?>A&hV(dlle. ' Louisville. . .'j St Louts. Cincinnati. Chicago > 26 F M -Orangeburg, Charleston i Of1 P M Charlotte. Washington, ? ?New Yorlt t5S " M, - Ant'.irsan. Atlanta 10:00 1-, M Savannah. Jacksonville r rives 1 Columbia From: s 50 A M?Jacksonville. Savannah ., A 30 A M Atlanta, Anderson. OfCnwoo* "?.0 H;35 A M.?New YorTc. Washinr-^ ton. Charlotte 12:25 P M - Pork Hill Lancaster, Camden :2 40 P. M.?Charleston ' *? ? 25 p. M ?Chicago. Clncln 11?ill, st louts. Louisville. Knoxvllle. Ashevill* Spartanburg ? *5 P M --'August 9 00 P. M Ashevilla. Spartanburg a 30 P. ftt ?Charlesto 1 ? # a ? AO p M.-Chariott* ht P At -VOreenvllle Anderson Or^ ".wo'in ? a" P M?8avano >h CMt? Ticket Office Depot Ticket 1X>* Sumter St South M*ln Pt^np* Phnri' RA1* N I) SONS L HOME . | d. Soerate ?ts.) Columbia, S. C. | % E SERVICE 5?For Direct Connection with Gadsden and Eastover, S. C. S 7998 m fD COURTEOUS SERVICE." With Rrrr)r PtiTi?.? 11CIENT SERVICE. Ij