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r " ' ' ' Page 2 Wvvv-x^' - I 'THE OIjD GRAY I | ?AND? | THE NEW RipER";; I Bv KEV. E. PHILLIP ELLIS o THE BISHOPS COUNCIL Leaving Columbia 'in a part> ) composed ui Mrs. E. A; Adams, L. H. Hom'minRway, I. Wil burn. S. 1L. Lewis, A. P. Spears. J.-L. Betibow, J. S. Cue and President Abram Simpson on Monday the-Pr-to-attend the above namep m.eting at Kansas City, Mo. we irst snapped" at Atlanta. Ga. Hero we met a warm reception by members of tlit? Georgia delegati "li. Bishop \V. A. Fountain took great interest in us and lie accompanied. us to the Eastern Clergy ourcap and saw that we, were well J supplied with permits. He is one ot'-th. Lest hisftpps "iti our church *au?l his kiminths will never be for gotten. Bishop Fountain is good to serve his church at least 120 ii,o!, yua.r.-.; We. met President * 1'1' ,i;; ?ami ho.?too entertained us io>al.y\ Georgia is safe i"h the ?.... hands i. these gifted leaders. Dr. C. A. Wir,g: iehl of that city alsT Yui'i.ied its' 'appreciative service. t hattnanooga. Tenn. We spent "the night in the abovt ranted city ar.d Dr. K. A. Adam, made an excellent arrangement foi - titer ontHe-- party. We luft. eailj ~~ the.itcyi Morning in a heavy snov storm but we niaue our_way_ salt u 1?ii.t" Xar ii nu?wheie we?1? oi uiivner at the Bryant's home Pro". Bryant was looking the very picture of health and the worl that he has done at the Sunday School Cnion is a w r.de:. It wil - t'ate n.: to svy it to appreei' ;u Oi. .this general bl'a . -A hat V..11 mnv but Ml lb yarn's \vu7k at Nashville wil .r.t'i as a menuim-nt in tit A., M. K. < hur.oh. 1 cannot sa. ?v.,,.. 'ir i" ; at . NV. \\ ni y next May bu t- Mr. .Bryant"; ' ~ \\ ia mTuTv hand ods Cf Ttrp , ? r- for Ki* p.! <'Ki'am.- '-,VVc ha< . a chat v. .til 1 >r. ,1. (.'..Caldwell o. J a". r.i*f. ict endorse . ??. < ti< :jal. iandidate foV the ? ... . ,c. j-.tcy. lira, t ul .well say.* ' i.at i..- mar.y tru'.d will give-hi'n1 a i.. ir.?ti'Mted support where he ; i.. ..c i'.Vfi'i Hi shop Tijnber I doubt I. a: \ .! i t;.e- t ace is.I).are eflicient . <.. i.ouis, Mo. If v.;;-' a. nt. W diiesda}' r..'. ".:.y v.'h. n w.: airived in' St. v i.A\ c ted* tnamed Hishoj .. . a.i \\ ., Williams when \Ve Were r . l* i i.ii.v tftar city.?'fitr !. i a :.a . is Diacial h*>nu- Well i; and Mis; Williams had .tin iab.e yr< aniinj bcni.alh its loati t? -;.j'p;.iy . ar wnuiny 'appetites. Tin Vs. .i.lux* i- a three story .brick i ... i?..:p I t i?steam maud and pre. si"...if a, jn.an.iua* o;' a .jfover . .* i>>>ilaaa-h'ii.- Hut m ater thai ail > :' iris was. warm hosjiitalitie:. uwaitinvc the f< tends of the Bishoj .j.ii i_ family" ?p: South Carolina' ; \\ I'nY' minister.al or lay all art' jjiven the !U'*sl'cordial welcome, ii i.i i.ptjp \\ jiiUuuC. home and Mrs. William.--lakes picas-ure in serving iiit i:i.' iivi Sjster. Mrs. Armstrojij iiipcs . Wrythii.jj Mil. her power U a. lur. Disiioj) \Y,illiams wil. i v? i A..- a nuked by the. A. M. E. i it a h in general and South X'aroilaa m pat ticskir. Our party, wil, i-r?t'i i; u 1-1 ' t it . i i ption tender in- th in-a.c . < ;' ur bishop.. Kansas City, Missouri Vine:. w, "arrived at the abovi n't ti.e seat of tin* Bishops' Cimwii. w found representatives 1'roil .all parts of the coil ruction. \\\ v.,-.-,* [l.asi-1 t,, meet Doctors T d. Miles. ,1. >. Benn and Prof. (' <J. 'Garrett in that city. We ex chary d cordial arrettiny, am ' i-nt tib'i :;t our special programs 1 r. <> r'.stair.ir.jf features of tin (i.unrii was the Quadrennial set i.t'iii J.v Bi.-Ivy. Aral'. W. William? P. jilted t ? have Ion the yxat t t .-e*i.ii,n wi* have ever heard .*!any .claimed tr.it u ..as ijmonj. st ellort ever nut forth ir the l.iistnry. of tin* A. M. K. church i " tally ten ar.inu ts after tin a; n v.as delivered befp r* any ?? errr-;?r~T~> t-Miiir tnT ;Iffnr>.~ Men : ;:ii r < men w\ pt and rejoiced the i <? which fl'c have never >oe tir lives. South '"arolina Bis 5'"f? capt.nvd the A. M. I\. (0 hurt-1 in his \v! nrtcrfuf message and dis i i ;.< all' . vei the conrectiorts wen heard to say'"That is the man fo us.;' We'arc proud of the stum nrrrrrtei .nation to' k b.cnu.sc had all others to know, that ,Bi.hi p Williams must serve the Severn h Episcopal District anothe to-r years. Our Standard Hearer I?f, K. A. Adams, South Caro linn's choice for the bishopric \va . iv> vi tvery encouragement by del enations attending the council. I)r Butler of Georgia; Dr. Griflin o "Chicago; l>r. bong of Florida; Di Howard of Texts; Dr. Avery o North Carolina; I*. Thomas o Washington and several other stai clard bt-areis expressed a willing ness to cooperate with South Ca rolina. Really it seems that i two bishops he elected, iAdami will b one of them. Three bis hops told ' .in in my presence tha they would do everything in thei; power to assist in his elevation Bishop William's is not includee in the three. Several things fig ured in Dr. Adams favor. Fi is t he is very friendly; then agaii our state"if popular in the con . noctioii and furthermore our bis h p is certainly influential in the ? church. All of this is to the cred it of our Episcopal aspirant. Dr Adams left feeling well pleasec . f ' ' ' . , I over the .contact made with the many Oilegations. And believe niq liis chances are, as jjood as the' best, lTo be continued).Our Trip It was certainly a pleasure to associate with the mini.-lvrs tha. .omposed our party, i'!'.' l!.in-i .ningway was always in smiles e.v jtpt when he was out. and upvn* _>d doors for us at public p.aces .hat we cculd not have vnte.c.. oihi rwisp. Dr. Lewis avii. iwigenial .and jovial and gives out ciiptufe exhortations urease na..y. Such'is in keeping with his great ability. Dr. Wiihorn trie, .o act the patriarchal, father, bin .lie cold wave cause his- faith t .aultev- uiittlc, - but he rot u; nr.. aome in lull triumph. Dr. Adams was our teachor, ex^ lainitig tas how a well could be dug on .he peak of the mountain. Mrs. CV F. Jones In returning we spent a fc\V tours with my sister-in-law, .Mrs. tones at NashvilkvTi.nn. She eer .ainly made it pleasant fur tjn .tarty. At her. home We were givn comfortable lodging and a tea. ine br.akt.ast. Sister Jones is the t Id est sister of .Mrs. Kilis. Sh. s Well situated at XashvilA fifiu s among those who live find Lh at v. it the same place. Our sister i. "tlsg^an excellent church mimbe. f .St. 1'aul and a noble Christian Ionian. She knows how to c*nertain stj aiiL'cr.. ami always read\ o nrake it pleasant for the nieln jers of her family. Payf,tp And Write-l'p . -Many o: our r.aders" art- suiilr.g timely aiuCTes to the Teud. r. but thev don't ajihar .asons are many and varied, lr. ome eases the wriUr owe :o. neie than >iie year's subscriplon plus other bills i'or printing, .he luie of the company is. thJtV oriespondants must be sepiar. 01 no books in V:.der to release mat-' .r. Its an imposition "lor peo" >lo to st'inl ai'tTni's to be iiuiiiiM'.d when they owe from one to su?. ?oilars on the books. When you ail to see your artiel.s in p^iiil dsi write1 the1, bo k-ke.peT at . I-?i *.? A-feiiii>ly?r treet,?1 ohimI iu?a+r~rsk ijvu .ni.i.ei) do you owe. Then .gum as tici-s will not do pun.is il v hen tiny attempt t?/ Convey jk? 'sentiments. o: others, a< ,the> eiu v... That is-to fay no ?uuv<ulhor'ized . to: Hay. What a i\>n.c? nee ?u" even si delegation wt?. .o. Ho might speak i.or him.-,., .ut as the- delegat ton?or?com? . iVriH.u ting tcpresinuni\-s a.i . ago, a,nu van speak i- r tn'-in clVeS. "The Old G,ra>" Yl.li!Wig- to Hi request' coming rum any -number- ot prr:-nm> we . nave iosunu.il. ut former cap.ion, and will''continue' to preaou rum the above text. (Jut many' .umircrs alo asking that we u>^ . ;ie same .subject m naiiy issue..t the .General Conference. .We .dmit that the "Old G:ii>-k'~i> o n lattusr -light, ami will -.use ' tinaim* to. the ell ol oiii career. yjjt. I.like . To say . that this i> "one ui t jest churches in the connection i > state a lac I tr.al_ in.i- ilut in- is ;ied. Our'Junior choir wii! _\ii' , . T. ElHs, chorister reiid.eie.; nost* ox'eCdieiit service iast Tun* ay morning and evening. Ti.i;. cere highly commended iy the ntiie eoJig-regat.bm We'-d-^U H'i, .I'l lv.- until til*.- eli se o: the til rn i.n 1111 .iii, i>j\ ltc'i. ). W .-l.mrr ui: assistant, preached a nnmc orinon. * .Sunday ^s- Communion i'uti. loriiing and cvemuc and t..e pa J S or win preach at n in vie. Iusie by the Senior . n ;i. He , i\e members pray tn'e out .ipuring ol' the Holy _S^iri!-? I.ctf us ad\aiue on -our kin t i.(?\ i;j< ~n i:\vs Mr.- and MiV. \V. 'dim?,y. h;i<: . .s th.-rr jruests i..r a ' *v -a: '.;iuia>. .Mi;. uinl Alls. JuJi-J^ran -?r11 and :amily ul' <iasl<>nu..?. * Airs. Nelson A: m.-tniirj Katt *n ( her irnvsl. Sunday liei liinKn'i', Irs. Fannie J'anuu. ^ . v.Mr. Frank Biatlun and ?>% < . aul tie t>I Charlitle, N. <-I'd. r.e Week-Hid here* Willi U.eiT*. ]>{ . Mr, ar.d >Mrx, I. II Wji-ht U\. i.-' their '.quests Wednesiiay .Ml ( . *\Vi inht i : Ballimor., ABi .Mis.-' I). L. Jail: <>n visile.', riends; in Gustoma Saturday. Mi-. *ni I' All's, Klazcr I.<?ve aiA lie )>routi ] arer.ts nj a mile -sonA ylve. tvr Kdwanl. AloUur and r . re riotrrrr nieeh. Atr^i i.nve?mr .iss i'arrii l.m- Hall l.el??re- Iih .ai riatje. i Mrs. ']'. 1? Thomas ei.loi taine-.... i ..an. a ..i i.. . tfv <i? nn >!i Killers .Mountain Street, Tuc.? uiy night. Ouite a number d adits wolf present. After tin a nisiness meeting 'the- hnsttMs su'v . (i a delicious eours .of san.wieh .s and cocoa. Those on the sick list are: Mi lilts Armstrong, Harry' Mikt j Vrmstrong and Gtorge Jackson f M 'i.sse.s Holler Hollands aifd I.ttm f| Vrmstrong . til' Gastonia visittc iionds litre Sunday. Mrs. M. '/. Legiec entertainer f the Women foreign Iliss.ionar,. 5 society at her home Thursday nitc . The meeting was called to ordei t :>y the President, Mrs. F. K.*?Iack r son. Opening song, Jesus ( ail. . us. Scripture reading by Mrs. C 1 H. Adams. Prayer by Rev. T. B - Thomas. Song. The Mission i-7 studying the life of I'aul as i i Missionary. After the business - meeting the society adjourned tc - meet .at the home of Mrs. Thomas ? Mrs. Eegree served a course ol - tea, sandwiches, candies. Every r body expressed themselves aa hav ij ing spent a lovflfei-eyenimt, i . CHESTER PARAGRAPHS Miss Pmssi? Pickett of Finley . Hi faculty spent the. we.k-oml in . R'" < .??v. ;i.). hoi?br< thor, Prof, i . Picket;. who4 is a member of the t Emmet; x . u taoulty there. 1'iys.limit, J. S._ jStfUiback. of' J Clinton loil'cjre. Rook Hill motored ' here hurriedly Saturday, hoping ? i be ia time :or the County Teachers' Association, but was just ' si litlK- too late, lie hail attend-, e?i thut mo.ninjr the York Counts i Association in Roek Hill and re I'-n- tiuit tile }t.est speaker, Dr. he rge J'uvis til kjjarlotte, detiveivd a most scholarly address. ? IV.sider.t Manbaek introduced Dr. : Davis to the body Dr. Davis < was ['resident Stanl^ack's first tea- v gher/. A large gathering pf tea-', chers attended the meeting. ' .Mr., and Mrs. Frank McFaddcn \ ami little son Frank Jr., spent j aist week end in Sumter with rel- v /Rives." i , Mr. Fdward Shannon of -New York Oity was called here a few ;j days, ago because of- the crltftal " illness of liis nioth.i; .Mrs. Janie j . The itinera! services" of Rev. i Shanpoiv, t'eilt.r street. ^ Thomas Benson were held Sunday v -afternoon -at Metropolitan A. M. ^ F. Z. church. Rev. Benson?. who ? iveil alone at his home 011 York t .road was lotind dead Thursday s infilling. ' lie was i'dund dt'ud 011 l'iiur<day morning, lie was" one of \ Chester':-. ] ioiuer edjzeiisj-. deeply ; yi.ga.-.r. khi.i and Friendly to ail. t and had file i.ign Ksp.ct of the ( citizens' .liere', both colored and . J white. Man> relatives... .surviwe. : '/of'til, last kw yehrs' he had liee.i" 1 rul.V wit a '..Ji.ai f tr- Vble, aim i 1. ' i:. 'i - s.s >. .'1 I at lie . o saf"rc'i|il. ins. uealh was a f lioek .to all. lie wi;T 10 missed in' his eliurcli. lame, iieig.h) oi hood and \ . oil)'!.*unity. : ? ih.*. "Ala# ah* ik Curv-nve was 1 Uiv.n.a l>uih<iay p'aity ?mio ui.nh;- 1 vast wf'ti; at "(hi- h. nu- uT Mr. and M''-- I' vark - M [ ''inuii-M ai.s.,..h.. aud' ir .mcvs. ' Hxteen quests - cii. *i\ the. vViiiiKjc. A salad colli ay oiK-wcd by sv.ccts ar.d k-e.> made . (.? liu- a.nsL palatable nivnu.' ' A . Mil fTTiT- T7T"TiTS sTTt~-J;l-Utw i'ii'1 ui ''-v??". M . and Mi.'. 1 >. if.?j ..labv-vci:.. - ruad.l.a ? smpri<,. ^ ::i;' miy vests. ?ivi ir last Wui I'. :;i . r Mr. C. K. Loath . I i'i-j i'a. ..I >>:> wely '.quiet i y..a.-( aril ti.o uu. ,-t.> were al iaiiy y>.*? niLicti v.hen Mr., ami ' >j . !. ... . i 'v\ i .i.. i.va: a "!> v i. - i.i 1. u .-.a pris .<1, byi ( ti:.d . jba -um ' ? . 'so. marly | . mis. . i K lie;- i\ i'l es'hm. nt - ( !' inlay !..< . n:i;x s:a>\\ !cll thick l!.'i i'a -t i < i ,*VV v!'al ll Ill s. Kv . : ythv;^:.-?. n.:' lakjr.y oil the .'ani; v ' u.i y a u iiii-li lit... ^ ! - ,i- s-..e so many aays 'y ' m- v.iiii'.v. 'iJ. the. aturii.joii the i! > </iU. ami ilio beautiful .-a..- , y u.,i..h ha<i just bcin v I'sivyi! i m. it- molt-' i-y*11* .-.."ii. Today, Tue'sday, j tiivlty. i it wu: m, that . - > a. >! b. . It i.- fjuite | a Sppny o.ijy. ?i . s .1.. {i ..fc. Jui-i a}- ;> v -itc;ti; v;. , iiii' v..h\\i he is ;114V -.'i- .,r l ilAI,~t "" "" I -' <:: i ?:?, -ilk- ; Tile's- ' .i11-;?-?;t > ' i.' i.i a ov, miles l'l'C.ii alt . a- i'i'... i liiu .u iin" | ' - - \\,a- .ill. John | -V. ; vil-lan. ! lu.S- _4 la. ! i - 'a!'- 'v. . .. iiii ' " ' ! ; t W-* i k ' i r - * a:ot 'Mr#. Kiieh- , : r- ,ta . ... -K-'in ft a ?inif; Mrs. . ..a . sir... ly.a-oa , . >1 ? [*T 1--o -at. a 11 1 .a j. i i.-4 l till veil- < i?":i |t, i:i. ( "dam: .a la-. 11 \ til.A ! i,y Bee. W. li. ( -t.i' y !.< . T% . M. lloi.ri!', I ( 11" -4-:?f+r?l-iiin- and 3 ' aa:.'.y i.- , - .. ..y. this ,-ouion. l-'-l 'i ft ' s" - a.- elii.jr ol' ill C . < . oi-.. !u-! ' A - .oiation was large-) 1 .-' a. I- a . -i tali:: ay. .Miss .Mat- : > '. "tau- "i ino .State Dept.! 1 1 .1 at a -I Wiled itt th. ?-;.< . A A t h./.ot i and very < 1 ! :- " ?**"-tlity via-as she .'f.-.' :.tt .I many practical problems "} I i oj,. -ytis. 1:. Ai i.-s Ilaih. i.vu r .presentation,of !. I' .a'aty Methods was > . " .' I' a: a. .nil i o.grelte ; when 1 ;a t*i .i *; !.>. i> ai l.- and wails. J ai;- i y of work 1 I tt.. |> Mini in which was r ^i t.".l-.!.u!;\, i-rni.lo:ii \ . ' al t: a el i\ v ness. Ti.e limy about the' M - r i , i.-'.a-by Mi.-s By TrTT.- . a- toe 1. ss'iii she ha.a.a :? a ' o.l'o, i fioiu subject ' >: - i-. d i - sinipic lorn: i li i'ue lust nuetJ 'u v. Su; ?i day. Febru" " \ . : i rt.i t Mill HH'Cfrillg I lu ' ' i-a: > in pi _gi an\ w. 1 i'.it '? s nihct'i's am. T ? < ?'<..ii-i ' ta.K.' .+?t .-oitu > .ticit.il>'.v. !:?-? ? iite ailcn'ilanc. '| "' ? n ; ill every iIK" ting. : St Ma in' . 1? -iii- > \\<> ils an. Master K.;ui;i. Allies for your |>. i.ac!. I i.vlay- ana 8at..rdsiy. Mr. F k M. I Jo ul wart* of HighI'uiui was it; liit' t i'-.v Tuesday or. i.u iuess. He ua- guest of his In Olivers, Mr. May.i I5"uiwai t: an Mr. M- seow Boulwnrc; .Mis.s I.ujj-e Hurg.tt is at honi. i it- j. n.i.yig -eveiitL months in 1 t'liarlottc*. I .\lH-t~Mauric llintoa, and .Mr. Jno llinton continue Viek at their homo I ill. JetOi'Vilk*. a '""Finley Hi Notes' At Hardin's Hall on Tnursdat night, a vciy large cr. vyd witness o<i the Ua.-i. thai) panics between . Finloy Iii and Friendship College Itock Hill. At t5:".0 p. m. the girl _ Manas lagan their, g/tlno?and?aJ_ 7:15 the boys played. Both team> ol' Finloy wtire new outfits, the > girls' Suits being blue arid gole .'l and the boy .' put pie and gold. N The ncore for the" girls was 8 ' in favor ofj Finley and the hoyr -1 of P'inley won by...thc. scare, oi. 16.3.?Mm. firir.a Woodward, th?. ? the Palm?'1*1 \i 'leadei W A RJ> MEWJS I cannot believe it i,s true "that he sun is shining," said every>ody at Ward Sunday morning as hey journeyed along, making heir way to various churches for services, ?he yards of Mt. Alihia Baptist Were crowded at 10.!0 a. m. for Sunday school. Most >f the crowd remained at church mtil 2:30 p. m. for the local soiety meeting. Rev. Jno. Davis and Prof. H. 1. Coleman motored to Monetta laptist Church, Monetta, S. C. 5rof. Coleman and wife are teachers of the Monetta Graded school loth are graduates of Bettis Jun or College, Trenton, S. C. Prof, 'oleman, a graduate of 1933, his vife, Mrs. Elizabeth Davis Colenan, a graduate of 1933. The Sunday school was taught i.v Prof. Coleman. The Rev. Jno. lavis stormed his guest crowd vith a very striking sermon. Takng for his subject "Fame.'" It certainly is true that, "things o not happen by chance" say 'Bettis Grads," Prof, and Mrs. I. B. Coleman, when their cozy ittle five room bungalow was coin iletely finished and painted last veek. A couple, may plan menions, but to stick like two "lady )eas" in a hull and see theirt plans xeeuted said this couple, is the spirit of true Christian lovei When we married in 1934 was vhen our little home began to be (instructed. Now that it is all ihrougll. Wo- honp. to lii'o Vinrvv,*, ind contented wth our hearts, souls and hands ready for service, [he spirit was installed?into?oirr" souls at "Dear Old Bettis Acad my" under the leadership of Prof W. Mieholoon, Picaidenl anil llly splendid, faculty. , Miss Lucy Hammond was the veek-end guest of Miss Wells al0 Mrs. M. E. Crawford was dinicr guest Sunday. Both reported 1 delicious dinner. ... m ? m . J RIDGE SPRING NEWS At 12 o'clocR Rev. Jones came j jefore the congregation with a ujU--pret>a41ed - - si-emoh. - Subject, 'The Wise idkI Kimlisih?Virgin." Expression upon" faces showed that ire discourse was enjoyed. We regret to report the fojlowng per.sons on the sick list: Rev. '. E. Williams,' Mrs. Corrie Toney, unl Mrs. Henry Peterson. School News Now that we have just ended In sixth month, teachers are'be-j rinning to map out. their programs or commencement. Several plays >pi rettas, etc: have been ordered I 11 ready. j .Friday* February 28, will be | 'Red Letter Day" at.Ridge S'prinp vlu-n the various classes make heir reports towards the "Fresh .Vater Drive." -Just as we concluded our obsciation of Negro History week. Mr. M-ytnour Carroll visited our chap1 service and reminded us of Naional Humane week, during the Uont'h of April. We are now look ng forward . to that event. We vere glad to have Mr. Carroll vith its, and enjoyed his address. The "Ag"-Boys presented theii amous iripstrel at the Johnston Training School Tuesday * night Foia mort of the happening a(.iir.il Ridge Spring thit^uteeWovtil' >e the Interational and Educationd program at Ridge Hill school sunday,- March 1, liWJ at J o'clock -ponsored hy Mr. M. W. Hammond This promises to be a worthy program. Come but and enjoy the.oc-asion.?Let's make this a brightr day when Jioth races can sing in I speak of. one accord. The basketball girls enjoyed the m ight ' sunshine Monday as they ief eated the Leesville girls 10-0. R. A. has suffered no defeat to late. Last Monday we also defeated Baukniaivville to a score oi 12-T. See the play "Followed By Fate" presented by the ITttis Castle in Jin- Auditorium March Gth. Mis. J. ('. Williams of N. Y. Mr. B. J. Williams of Florida are visiting Rev. ami Mrs. J. C. Williams. Miss Annie It. Williams, t^achI r 111 Wat (I'll, and enviifal Vw>, I>at r<ins wvitf guests of her parents Siuulay.,Mr. Johnnie Peterson of Beneiii'ct. College spent the week-end witli his parents, Mr. and. Mi s. E. P. Peterson. , Mr. and Mrs. Holston of Aiken were^, visitors of Ridge Hill Church Suro'ay. ANDREWS NEWS St. Andrews A. M. E. Church Rev. W.'P. Carolina; Pastor 5 9 Sunday morning service was good and touching. The pastor se looted for his text, 1st Kings 17: Ct!. Subject: Elijah Before Jordan by Cherith. Rev. \V. P. CarolinaMeft for Now York this week on business. \V" wish for him a pleasant stay and a safe return. Mrs.. E. B, Greene spent the week-end in Georgetown visitinir her sister. Mrs. L. B. Smith has been sick for a few d%ys. We trust she will be out soon to the delight of her many friends. Mr.' H. F. Givens paid a flying visit to Kingstree on business. The Willing Workers club sponsored a program on Sunday, February 23 on Mother and Daughter. Quite a crowd'were out. A silver offering -was asked. Benefit of the rally. " coach, woiks until ingly with her girls as does Prof. Ardry Hardin with the boys. The games. >vere well played and the cheenngwas full of pep. Wednesday night Jackson Jli girls of Camden play.Finley girls here and Brainerd Institute boys will play Fmley boya. 7 ^ 9 i r Charlotte, N. C. News B>\ A. L. HOLLAND MR. S. HERBERT ADAMS IS APPOINTED EX-OFFICK) FOR EDUCATIONAL POLICI F. S COMMISSION. "" . Washington,. P. (\, Febfuaty II', IU;>G?The Educational Policies Commission announced at its headquarters odiets here today that Mr. S. Herbert. Adams, Registrar, Johnson C. Smith University, Charlotte, North ' Carol.nu has beerf* appointed as Consult-am. JX-OHicio for the Commission. The appointment of a group oi -ttkteutkma 1- leaders as rmrsti itrnrrr is an. important item in the piogram of Educational poli.ic Commission. The commission was appointeu for a five-year term of ofiicv in December 1P35 by the joint action af the National Education Association and the Department.,of Superintendence to develop a t< liji range. planning tor the improvement of American -schools. ?7 The policies of the commission will be developed from its contact's' _ it!) educational and civic leaders serving as consultantv. in all oT cdunfry." fi~~is agency of leadership ana service rather than an agency for bringing about stand ardization and uniformity. The consultants will receive important material prepared by the Educational Policies Commission and will be ashed to assist these Commission" by expressing*- oprions on is-uis submitted, by tubing additional issues to-considered, by dcsseninaling its recommendations, and by lep rting t.u conclusions o: important committees' of which the consultaii'. ?>i. members. A Cooperative Ejj'ort, t>> Devc-l. >p r.ong-titpy .Piaoiiag |rn Aiu? riean Education. ?. AT.. e.'l?. ; : i i- - ? *UI . /\l|?4lllb ixwuvai 1112s -A. I>. and M. A. Dogrees at tla- l iiivtrsity of Durham, England. Ho has worked toward his lhutois Dogrie in Higher Education at ColuTnbia University, Now Uj,!.. X Y. : oin LHLJ5 to tiie prosefutime, Mr. Adams has boon hegistrai- ol' Johnson C. Smith University, and Si-c. retary of the faculty. The r.cbrd that Mr. Adams has show 11 that is very efficient for the position. JUDGE MARION E. REDD IS SPEAKER AT OR \CK n A. M. E. Z. ( Ill R( If Judge Marion E. K-.dd oi : 1 Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court in Charl tte spoke at Grace A. M. E. Z, Church, Sunday aftor-noon, February 'j::. Judge io i.i " subject was "Undostanding and Preventing- Crime". This mvctir.gwas sponsored t>y the Cr y S.i u y School U r>iun1 ?1 RECENT HOS'OR STUDENTS AT J. V.''SMITH UNIV. Charlotte, N. ('.. February :Hi According to a report issu.d today by Mr. S. Herbert Adams Registrar of Johnson C. Smith- l.'niversity, there are ten (lb) seniors, thteen (15) juniors, sevin (7) sophomores, and sev?. 11 (7) freshmen 011 the In nor rod in "the College of Liberal Arts for the first semester. The following are honor students: Seniors?Davis, Berry McC.; Ilargrave, Claudia; Hill, Henry A. Hillsman, Ruth; Jones, lone Mrs.; Jphnson, Ollie; Morris, J. li?. \Y Parham, Clarence A.; Robinson, W. F.;*Stinson, Esther Mae. Juniors?Adair, bugtmj^t larkson, Francena; ' Davis, Sylvia; Dugas, Henry G\, Jr.; Gau.ldeti, J. A.; Howell, A. 11.; Johnson, Minnie \V. (.Mrs.); Johnson, Ethel Dorrs".; Flair, Cassius; Sims, Howaul; Sti'nson, Mary. Helen; Toal.loy. Ceeilia; Watt," E'jgelie; WebsTCr, Irene; Williams, ( astle. Sophmores?HUrke, DcGranyal; Collins, John T.; Fluming, Marion I,.; Hancock, Edwin K.; Jopnson, C. A.; Miller, Marcellus; Stephens, C. F. Freshmen?Burke, W. J.; Cor per, A. J.; Donaldson-; A. 11.; Henderson, Elo; Kearns, Charles, G.; Perry, John S.; Young, Geoi;ge W. ~ - ' 4 JONESVILEE NEWS ' Although king winter has played his part well around Joncsvitle we are having a few sprifig day. now. The wedding bells are still ringing, Mr. Sidney Moore and Miss Lula Robinson were happily married ' a few days ago. Also . Jr. Cleveland Cloney and Miss Hattic M. Smith. We hope for thf in__a. successful voyage on the sea of life. Mrs. Carrie B. Thompson i.? ill at tihis writing. Those on the improved list are: Mrs. Fay Rice and Jlr. George | Hughes. The many frionds of Mrs. Alice Llttlejohn and family will miss s F1 iu>ixrss roxriN I * MANAG I -- \Ye wish to announce th the business of Pinckr.ej Funeral Heme continues u dor the same policies of t founder. Mr. T. it. Pincknt We solicit 1 lie continuation the sunpotit of -ail of,J friends and the public in g< -MISS s:..; I 1.!,i; |{. IMN( K\ Direrlor A I.ONZO P. H ARDY Office Photic 5707 Residence, Phone 77(>.*> Historical facts ir> joiix o. hart Ql IvSTIONS Av\ I). VNSWURS Question: When \vn- t! . .Rattle Buena Vjs'ta in Mexi e ? Answer; I?\ i'ruary I'.'!, 1817. QiiWTibTT; \\ hen Tva VTnrnmvsT Ihd.eaptv.red and?fry w Ivm ? ~ .Ans\v(.u ;_r\ liraiu.y.:2i, 17+ii?b-v *'nl"m'! tH<-Ue R. ~t' |:.i K. ^" truestio'n: When did .Denmark J l CccgniZc it's Independence of the United State'5'?' ' T r~7 Answer: February , Jo, 17S.'{. Question: When was the loth Amendment addid to the Constij'tution of tin* United States? 1?Ati.^wti'- l1t'b'rtuft'y" J-vr fS'itr I Qiustioii; When was IIeilry W. I LonglVllow, one of America's .fa-. I ntotis p its lio':n and died? . Ans-.wr: lie was bexu I'jJjaii-. c.rv J .. 1,-miT nii,I?tii_J?iss.? tile same date.. QiU'-ti"ii:?When?did. 1 leifm pin | explored the Upper- .Mississippi . Kiver? J Answer:?f'olir. nry Js,?11'. r Question: When and \vh re did 1 Herbert M. Bower. one of Anv-r j ica s litniotis diplomats, burn" ! Answer: I-\'01 u":;>' '> lS'jii, ill New TATKT'" <.I:ok<;i:T<>.\\ N M:\VS lAy?K. J.?I'm (I Mr*.- K ssie 1J; (ireeno . of Andrews, S. ( ., v-as week-utd guts't f In1!' i. "At -IRnmio Rogers: 11c*r f.':en?'s v. i I be plea-en to Ahow that ;-h,' is 4krs. 1. agaiiu I .Mrs. ti i trade .M. liursty," the laught. i oi' Sara'.vMyers loll last y.'onre ,.>/ \t .. 1 ui k. Site .v.as ht'fe- It v. t ill > i al < "-iTeT! . atlii iv Al.. -h ;nos.My - w i>> died l-'heruat v Ml\. Mr. .;.? ! Mrs. T:.y?.;i< H -salon u ate lite .happy gram!--parents u"'r a Ih.v lan'l-'.la. ght; i. born Mr. atMl .'1:<i. T. II s.-aleau 1-Ybi uary hJml in lu w York Pity. I Miss.- . Mat jvi-ie 1>. Kelly and I letinlt -Atkii.i---.tt i nt the-.Week ! li.l-in ( iu.r'..1.>11 a.- guests t.r Lh\ ai.d Mr.-. - Lulls-.r .-Purvis. These young ladies .ended Hie annual affair of the At.llienia'ns club: This i-s c '-;ned o;' ih> "j refers. V nal men of that city... The s'l.b.i.'ei i ur nTTJuTs^TTTi at" the Foium next Sunday will he "How The Negro Pan 1'ind His I 'l?u e . 1 n lie- Sun." Mis. A lea? i ihia N. Fiitsier. Rev. R. A. Thpnip I son an^'Mr. ('. S. Urown. aie the oniuiitHo to bring the youivi "i -lien into the Forum. The Forum 1 iic-eimyr is I cconung int.* mtiiv oi 1 iti people. Thoughts arc awaken^ ir.g. Prof. It. X, Peek spoke' last j : uii iay from'"-'the subject: "Kdu| cation F> r Kilici. ik y". . Mi;. Hunj more wj 1.1 be ferltm speaker again i next Sunday. i A question was presented. i':i !ih. inn lir.g. the 1 ?Hli instead'of a \|Uot:ttit>rt as was publish.d. 'lhem sine-, they have made Spartanburg l-hcir hvw li' ine. The 1st and 2nd .grades i had a i ,'oiyt Valentine Pasty last Friday 'under the directionJ of Mi.se: ! Gail and Collins. Kach child reported a "swell" party. Mr. J. H. Filton was the guest of our school last Thursday,. His remarks were interesting and en-' ( coin-aging, 1 .The N olly hall ..which <vas pur, eha-ed through the Chsislmas i Seals, has conic stnd the giils are - agcr^-tnrbr^in- pia.gfcng^= ? The many friends of Mrs. 1 Jessie Foster will miss her. Mrs. i 'o.N.tc/ has gone'to Xew York. Lunches are still bring served it th.e. school, directed by Mrs. Port ha Thompson. Monday each | li"ill"ill.*i UUU blU itllt 1 UUCIH'U u nice red apple which lulps to keep t.e ilu. t >r n\tny. j Mr. .1. T. Keltch ami friends Spar;ni'h.u'rr wire the tfaF+ts of, Mi-s I!. A. (Iv.il Sunday '.Mrs. .1. U. Ik'. !! and <>th '.? motored to (Jaffncy Sunday to visit Relatives. . Mrs. 'Amy RraJo.ah' of Union spent the week-end in our eity.,u;> i"^^ 7T(lnuu!^n l'INKR/ 21G!> S( nale St.. fCor. House a -?-- amuflan* Ot 15 IMIONK NEVER SLEEI The liolley Funeral Homes a IMION ^1 It MOTTO: "PROMPT A A Service ?n Keepini 17 YEARS OF EF1 ' * Saturday, February 29, 1936 Of LIES UNDER SAME ^ j EMENT 4 LEROY P. HARDY . ~ - .1 General Manager . Assistant Manager 1006 Washington St. ] Columbia, S. C. CHESTERFIELD NEWS t By Sara McCullough Jk Sunday was a lovely day, in J spite of the snow Friday. It was .a spring-like day, everyone was seen on their way to church. | -.Sunday being regular ..pleaching I dav at Mt. Tabor M. F. Church / Rev. J. A. Gary, pastor preached ! n ?( ill sfivimr sprninn Snriftntr A M. from John 3:7. It was snnl ? ! stirring and uplifting. Everyone 'was blessed by the message. .At night Rev. W. D. McCullough was the guest speaker. Rev. J. T. Rendall of Cheraw, | S. C. called at the parsonage last week, also Misses Elizabeth John| m ; and Margaret~MeCall. . Sunday 4'o'clock P. M. the Missionary ladies of Mt. Tabor M. E. Church gaya a program. Prof. I C. Retina was the guest speaker. j Missr Florie McCoy entertained? with a-'buthday party at her home i Monday night, February 24. who's names I didn't get spent ] Sunday in McBee. S. C. * On (be sick" list are: Mrs. DeTla Teal, Mrs. Jennie Leak and ^ * ; Mis. Leak. ' Look! Look! March 6. There will be a "shoe" party, at Mt. Ta i bor M. E. Church. A penny fo^KT* | the number of your shoe. Every^^y i one is invited. Come, let's have V I fun.- If you wear a ten, just bring [a (lime. Kelrtshments will bo I free. Don't forget the date the Cth j>f March. Come and bring . the family. Miss Mary L. Raucom had as ' callers Sunday aiternoon Misses Marjory Thompson and Sara A. , MtCullough. . 4 i : i 1 I.AKE CITY HIGH SCHOOL Prof. L. I). Bradley, PrincipalThe faculty and student-body in? glad to see one of their teachers, Mrs. R. Summers back in school' again after being out for ' a couple of days on account of being ill. The two rooms that I were being added to our' school have been completed and are ready ' :oi'-uso. He] airs have also been made. The Principal,. Prof. L. D. Bradley with his ever ready coop- crating faculty are still working .lutixLand stiiving to put the prn- ? gram ever in older to make this school term a most? successful one. The sily.r tea that was to be held on Sunday evening, February 2.'? was postponed until Sunday, * ft arch 1st. Sunday being a beautiful day a number of the teachI rs wins hipped at St. James A. M. j K. C'hrrdh of which Rev. D. W. IB nn^t ; M. E. Church of which Rev. J. F. | ! '< !)sou i.. pastor.. Both services j were good. I .Mrs. Ejihi Kindly is giving a j smiling party at her home Wednes , day night on our fence drive. SOUTHERN RAILWAY 8Y8TEM Arrival and Departure of Passetiger 'rains operated bv the Southern Railway 8vstem at the Union Station. Columbia 8. C , effective December >. 19S4. ., no ? M -Charlotte etoe? For <n a M -Charleston ?r " Greenville. Anderson. .Sdneoa in A M--Nowherry. Greenwood, y . ns A M?Spartanburg, Ashevllle ' s-10 A. M.?Augusta 15 A M -Savannah 1 20 A M ?Camden. Lancaster, Ro?k Hill. Shelby 3 45 P. " M.?Ashevllle. Louisville. _ St Louis, Cincinnati. Chicago ?.30 P* M ? Orangeburg. Charleston no P M - Charlotte, Washington. New York t:5S " M ?Ande.rson. Atlanta , ? .. '0 on P. M--Savannah. Jacksonville ?rr;ves Columbia From: ** 4:60 A M.?Jacksonville, Savannah 4 30 A M ?Atlanta, Anderson. Greenwood *<:35 A. M.?New York. Washin*- > ton. Charlotte 13 25 P M- Rock Hill, Lancaster, Camden 12:40 P. M.?Charleston . I I 4 Oft D Xf PKlAnnn Dlnelrviin t I C? T ytllla Louisville. Knoxvllln. A6hev?Ue Spartanburg ?:46 P. M.?Augusta 9:00 P. M AshevlltJ.HPoarTaiibur? ,| 9:30 P. M - -Charleston , 3:40 P M.?Charlotte x il.M P. M -Greenville, Andereon. \ Qreenwb'xl t:U P. M.?Havana ih Ott? Ticket oaice Depot Ticket OBloe j 1300 Sumter St. South Main ktiMir ***? ea*n? WVtf \ N D SONS U. HOME nd Senate Sts.) Columbia, S. C. K SERVICE ?S?For Direct Connection with t Cadsden and Eastover, S. C. 10 7998 ND COURTEOUS SERVICE." 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