The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, February 29, 1936, Page Page 6, Image 6

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"All oewd for The Junior Pa*e must be in the office no later than luesaay afternoon of each week. Many letters are received to? l*te for publication. "BILL" ' Boys And Girls WANTED.. ? To Earn Money In Spar#? Time-;?; ttHere's. an opportunity for ambitious boys and girls to make money every week, all year long, by simply working in spare time in your own neighborhood. No money, no experience needed. We supply everything. Many boys and girla are now happy, making their * own spending money. All you have to do to join them is to write to the address below nd ask for full details. Writ* to: CIRCULATION MANAGER" THE PALMETTO LEADER 1310 Assembly SL, Columbia, S.C. MARC A RET WRITES . Pear RiJJL- \ Anuthor wink . ap,1 we luitl a no the iv" snow. However. i am glad" it (lid not last lung thi 111111.: Dni'S itiiriiiiy, Folirmn y -all of tin schools had a group met. ting at* Stone Hill School Sumter, aiuhwe had a* good tiivu -f?ur. scho'ol took a part in the IS mlinu'. Arithinatic and Spi-fline t'o,litest. There was also a basket-: ball gan o !_> twee n Stone Hill^and id to 12 in favor of Stone Hill. Cur .-ehool will plav Stateburc Kri.uiy afternoon of this week. 1 am off for school, so long. Margaret Wright . TIIOMA SEN A SKNDS TOEM Dcar'IIill. Here I. ain again. Hope you and tlie members are feeling tine. . HHI. 1 am sending-in a poeni. il"pe you will enjoy it. ETHIOPIA ?Xo _ morn, no noon, no dawn , no '' dusk aii proper lime ot day, N? sky, no farthly viem, V .No distance looking bitty, No end to the Army row, Hut. villi t hey are here, KJi.iopians true and brave. No top to any steiple, no hate to any nation, No :.?us from any Foreign Feast.' No park, no ring, no afternoon. ? "iNo .V'liade, iio shine, no comfort ii" .imy_ Uiejllber. . Ki:i >tilf 'they are earning on lik* gf at soldiers.. T!i-y .-hail .iie;,er be compiled, 1'i.ey ate the Ktiiiopiuns, t'n the onward," upward march. Tiu^r.asena Page " MA I I I1 . I I ( k KR S ITDtliS - HAKI) llelio iji'lj; lleVi TttIIi again. Hope you are iine. ijili, im going, to school eve-. - - iy day ami studying my lesson hard-. My. ttachor is very nice t? ?"?~ ,.itie iih": i like iior just tine. Kill.. w had a snow Friday morning and w,. i iijoyi d going t?> school ji the snow* Hill 1 ha>c a brothel Pi toe ( . F. F. Fam'p, and I have ;i school ftt I nion, ami an i>'.her in Clinton College. - One ol my school mates spent the night with ii iv Tuesday night, llti name w Annie Ruth Savage. Ami we had a nice time. Yours truly, MuUio Tucker > A DEBATE I h ar Lliil. . -J?? How are you and the ilub mem_ hers? <>K 1 hope Uh. Bill, We ha,, a debute on the 'Joth of Feb ruary. I'he debate is that "'Friends, are more precious than diamond," I am on the negative fid?. Sunday afternoon I went to St. Sti.piiens A. M. F., Church. Wi liau a good time down there. It a "Washington" program. 1_ Yours. -truly,- ? ? - Zula liagood m a?: bfitjo writes ~ Hear Bill, Just a few lines to let you heat' ft on; me, 1 am well and truly hope that ye1 and die nr .nbers mo the .-> ?...v. i>iu ino nasKetball -girls were to play a game Friday but (hi' .-now cut thom off. Air. Henry' Aloutril, departed this life Saturday, February 22, U'.'hJ, alter a brief sickness. He * . died with the pneumonia. He . leaves to mourn his loss a dear mother, two sisters and one brother and a host of friends. Hill, the basketball team will go to Orange, S. C. Tuesday, February 25, lVUG to see a basketball game. , . There-will he a~ wedding Sunday .March 1, llb'JG at four (4) o'clock. Thero will also be service^ Sun- ' dSy at Mt. Zioir Haptist Church. I am gc'ttinff- ulong nicely ih" i , school. 1 think 1 have said en- i ough. < Yours truly, T. Mae Bell# Goodwin# . . 1 v ?f= * # Av ^ A' _ . - - y ?he ^ITH'C ~1aITVV].Y BILL CARVER, Editor ^ timi UM'i'i J " DATE ? NAME .. .. J* X. ADDRESS I?.'* ^ X ' I CITY - .- >_ .> |:j: .^irthdaV j^GRADE SCIIOiU i'l' Fill out tris coupon and mail A stamped envelope to The Palm |j't mil) Assembly St.,-Columbia, S. ,j, the roll book, and you will rectiv Y. ' ' A LI EN DALE NEWS * By El iJ, Davis, Jr. I Allendale, S.*< C. Fob. 10-Wiii"!>iHir three .ami tying one of out of four gpmes the Allendale Pathfinders arc still strong, displaying remarkable endurance an i~ skill the Allendale Training school ; girls' basket-ball "team played Oheir- fourth game of the- sejuua "defeating the Macedonia High School team here bv a scoiof" 11-2. With a InyA of substitutes lead1 finder piled up a 11-2 score on the visiting .Macedonia Jligh .tea hi from ltlaokville',1 S, Wednesday. February ti>, or1 the court here. In .accomplishing this victory tin : I'at ill! it iui y c i falnl t?ii m \ lr [ i p i \ by stepping out in front-at the <>] Vning 'whistle. The PathtimuiI completely outclassed their a?lj vvrsarics all the way. The 12 'point c'litribution of Julia ' 1-' i i 1 i . . the. excellent shooting of Kriusiim Johnson Wcie cood oxon'.pl.-team workr "Margaret Craig ami iMai'v H. Haxley proved themselves superior- to -tlmre?advei .-.tries?rrr center. K. I>ix and A.unissu Uil.y i proved their guarding ability by I keeping the forwards in check. Ail ruf these points led victory to the. i.Patlilinders..., CALIPH N NEWS j-f . ?? ! 'Sunday- srh*'? ! way ?>1: i <1?-h~? thi psinil him;-.?All'toacl ' iv .ui! I present. .Mr. K-skin.lit id. Sup1.. I The (Jni..'.n \ iev. Ladies An\?1 -" I iary met Sunday afternoon at the' I home of Mrs. Rosa Rejd. After a.i i business meeting .the hostess served dainty r< freshmcr.ts. . Th't next meeting will be at tin-. In'dne ; of Mrs. Helen Reid. The Abel Auxiliary met Sunday afternoon at the hbnn of M i>;. Minnie pirpretu The' hostess sol ved delicious -refreshments. The next line tin if wiTI hi" at Mrs. Frances. Towm-s with M- Townees and Mrs. Mti-Fjfie^MVliitt as hostesses -. , The Gofden View Juvenile -tin-; at Mrs. Heli n Real's at 12 o'clock Sunday. ' Mi'Sv Pauline Given spent W o.;- / nesilay afternoon, with patent- at Central. Mr.* Moses Rrown lias returne r ;..?at 11' f Aft. ltd It!;1 SO vol a! i|;i y with his brother at Sandy Spring. Mrs. Willie Mae Reese is out a-. rain after befngThdf-pbse11. several days. . . tMrs. lint tie R. Cell i r.s made a flying trip to Madi'son Thursday. . Wi aiv glad to relat-- that Mj-> Maitha M. Brown is -'-.m,. tTtht* the.'Anderson C\ount.v ]e?spital. Those on the sick I i?f 'are: Air. Otto Singleton. Mi*s . M'.ulha M Brown, Geneva .li'tic-s, Mrs. Re id, Mrs. Mary. "A^nes Greenli-. Mrs.. Carrie Grj'eiv .Joe Henry RieTfey. Miss A. F. Whit; and Mrs. Annie ireenh-e. We hop- they will be out soon. YlvM \SSRH M-.'W S Professor S. . Shap-kjih of .Jea'ufor.t county training school gave a splendid address' at the Banquet at the -Yunassoe school, February 12, A large fiortion of his student-body was wit,, . :ti S . Mrs-. Henderson arrived Mon- j lay from Xew York whore -lie' <pent a pleasant vacation. The Better Speech club is civ nig a Washington's program, Krilay evening at the t'olored sellout.. Vuu and your friends are cor* iifilly invited to a' silv> i tea?pa-r?" y Sunday evening at -1:00 P.M. it the-Yuniassoe graded school gi\ n by the Better Speech club. . y; Vice-president, Samuel War- i Officers': President, Kvelyn Torren; Secretary, Mary Magdaleen Copeland; Treasurer, Mai tiha Wilcox; Reporter, Ethel Williamson; Chaplain, Mary I.ye Robinson, SMOAKS NEWS The'\vv ather was indeed nice and warm for church goers Suniay, and many were present at Bethel A. M. K. Church. Preaching service began at 11 :.'?() by. the : pastor, Rev. Marcus. The pastor's text was taken from the 2f?th . chapter of Psalms* i-ij, The remission of sin. The text was a soul stirring one and everybody seemed to enjoy it. Miss Mae Shocut was the <1 in- ; mr guest of Miss Bertha Smoaks Sunday afternoon. Mjssojj Rebecca Thompson, Ber-I tlia Sfnoaks and Prof. George |Cur- | ry motored to Walterboro Statu rJay. We are firlad to know, that Mr. Perry Jenkins is improving.? c 11 __ e ^acrf ^ i T777Y. t .. * ! ON III.ANK ? V - --- 1H3 .. * Y % I _ ... static I . T ------- --- AGK - & , ..... ...i?-7 ^ ? it together with a sell addressed *1* tt*> lander'. Bill Carver's Club, A ( '. Your ttutitf will- bp p-hired on Y j a membership card and button. ,|, i .Miss li'.ber. a Thompson and. I'rot*. (J. Carry \v? iv I ho quests of Miss l]:r.o\a IVttK Friday e\Vl n'HJrj There will bo an entertainment ' triyi 11 at Simmon graded school Saturday nijrh' February v!Jt>th, by tho Woinan's C1 ub.- ,The- -pablic is .eordially in\Hod. Wo anp'reoiato what the exeon-tivo (unnnittoo hasAtone. for tire" toaf '.ois of .South. Carolina -in 'helpinn lo 1 Vim: '_ 1 ' ' s/'luwil t. j was : 1 . <1 at Snu aks that" all sola. will oof an. extra-.month. , This is tin* lirst titpu that this 1 has i*n p 1 at p fled ijy f pi lot on Cl>. '' ; This shows that we are on t o , i fiia ' fur foi 'i,.)-- ( ilia-iititm? j j ' The pupils'of Simmon School are very lory pr jmiuii; fur Field ' 1 T:\\ ' x ? Vi 111 h; v. ill?Ii.j ii. . j Colleton TVaininjc School. March' |UW. The Basket bajl Mills are j inak-ifM' a speedy progress under i t in ir i ew coach.' Mi = s Rebecca i Thompson. | .M !>- I.anra Movjv. was very clad to aavo her sister, Lula . : ^ "L;' - 1 V'ld 1 !r Week-end with . i her. 1 ' ' v- : : ?i?ie i' h'l't liu- citV"" ; Kraku: f r N'i \v York City. |' Miss. \ ;l:a Mao MeCanls spi'nt I the Week-: ii 1- at home with *par M<c-nts L vety proud , !. r new ilciiek Car. Site promised to ride all of the teachers in .Sntoaks I h strict every-San .ay at- . telhooM. ; iii'MMt.\<;w.w Nr:'ws ? o ; : -T ^ ny >"c! o.ii convened at ittin!. heui with Mr.' Walter Lee ii .. . I . 1. ? i- ;ti nuif places; j At H ::{n the pastor, Rev. I'. M. , K;.ox i;-,"i 1 as kis subject, "The .>t" < i : j>t." II,. preached a I -t r i;n:V > 1 .Hi,. , Aii.'ijJ I'ii,i ia .-y. a yotiny ii:au, \\a> TTi-TaTTtTy killed by a i live I h irs.ii:iy al'tei tiooti. It was a *k to ? .e.-yj ne. i I h- .-v who v it:j-tI Ha- biisket_ _ I'.vtn ~I\ mustive Hi 1 .avis .Ir. high school 'h j'liii . <1. Kingstree 1 was del'i atcd by Oiavis., ii i h ",I /!;;. II Ml! givt n hv iai > '.oat tan r:T "ain! liiivct : I - i- R. \Vlijte, We.hie-- I I ' Viiarj lp, is still ne talki'il .aho-.t. IYof. R. M. liiirAih?a ad.-. a- t'.yii u trip-to Sal . hi father, I ( -*>? ?i-, ' ' n i a-- 'ai 'i.-ty of ( havis sehoo] nt. ' :i;. ftth Itatiee. T.lmrs _ " . ii|h ;i|j. i;!c. beaut 1 I:.-.- I.'. I.awreirt'e ' ;-h I;1';"' i.~ t" .Uv Ros- 1 |'a -'o. '.I.ihn Uainey, while ( r< a;:i:i.-; glided with ease to " : roe*?Tt "Hotlie Sweet "j 1 ?- i ' liiek, eertainly paw ' test- a sV. eil elitertaimr.CliL' 1 !i a:i , i. e.. il . -i. y .. . ..MS.-11 r, : .M . H,-:iry Posle.v. ' ?rH'' omr '.M r. I <>nT. \" Bus- I !:' .1 '! t; i:t k t wh n we Wore I. all ii'u i t'i 11 iv itt tent ion of a "\V;..!i I t..w. r." < vj?: "it IVoiYssors II. Wil.i:s111^. M. W. S. *si?in an 1 J. Burr, i?' ! ?!! :? I'? }". II. .M. Wilson is set- i i iiir the. i:i: !a:?l for spring. \ Mr. and Mr-. Wilson are the i ;.:o'.ii| naroni. of .a line wirl Mai-- t caret K'.izidv.t h. t . Mi -. I.iz/.i (dor on spent last" i wi.k.u < l.;ii ieston iit the ln;d side i of i'.i r sii k sister. ? t li!S!l.)l'V M.I.I-: NKWS ' t Th ' i,i '? ts as Well as friends ' re.po; led . yir.j- cod services at ' ill! !ini'< h of the ci'tv on. 1 Sun ;t y. ' i ?-A ,i. ;m i !!uro" i- nrojrnihv was r. l'vi !". <1 a' Nov H.-thel A. M. K. 11 ("i:u'i Sunday aftVrrtoon. The |iiU i ieioiiM s made their parts co-. * in-ii!e with the" pro'Kain. -A com- " inanity iniiiitet of Klorence, S. n^;.t to l?f> eo'iimi tvM'.ii on th ir pi it i i ! itrmonizihir voices. . Our" * !iit|s ate still off to the Rev. Mr./1 Sinjjh-lary for his splendid re- 1 mai K.- wi nil I:. paw to th- | I i . Ail | nients nf the titv in , ' particular should hav<;* In aril t'".i - j *' mtii. one-., \ . I'.lit .v.'c iiiv askintr | i tl'.uM' that did Ivar it to pass thio j k 'vi i il nn to oui t*i i ii !s as wall I <" a.- tu our t r, '.iii'.<. Wr aij. jriat-Tul t?> Mrs. (lus'sie j H Arnold a> wi ll as tn our other * friends who ,n voluntarily served t! ni.ir iracsts n? h'lmenci With a ?!< - h licioiis dinner. h \ll nf' our-' friends should be 11 sore about the hhek ground of i I o r iare. When you have master- j v - .I that, t hen ke? p up with the pre- * . t ay for further information, . * aid lead "The Negro in oat* 11 is- I tmy" by'Carter (1. Woodson . and your daily in ws papers. We wine glad to not*- tho presonca of Revs.. Its vis and Kogol of M~firri's'College, Sumter, f?.' C. in?? THE PALMETTO LEADEI - ? ?? A * nir city on Sunday eveming. Rev. ^ogal is the pastor of Shaw Mislion Church near here. The forner is doing splendid w*>rk in AL olu near Manning, S. C. The teachers of Lee County gave j banquot on Friday night, Feb. 21, and it went over the top in a trig~wayr We werc ^orry trowever" thfit our efficient speakers were absent but due to tho facU that wo can always supply vancies whenever and whenever needed, so we were interestingly detained for a short time by Revs. Tone# and Thomas, great leaders of aur race. x ne nosiess aia not iau in selecting and serving the courses. The first ^course was chicken salad with saltincs, second course vanilla .and walnut ice cream with cake and the third course was hot coffee. The 'decoration . was in keeping with the celebratidn of George Washington'^ birthday, red, white and blue. After the serving Mr. A. J. McConnell was the entertainer of the evening, musically. We wish to thank our, friends jHiblicity f&r their services render,ed in making this banquet go over the top. Mrs. M. E. Fisher, our j leader, is a hard and good worker 1 for the good of our race. The basketball girls went over to Timmonsville Monday nite and played a hard game. The scores were 13-9 in the out of,town's favor. The game was returned on Wednesday; the scores tied. We are proud ta say thaLour girls are working hard. They Will play St. Matthew ill f'anulun Tuoolov M,rs. Abraham is indisposed at this writing'.. She. has been in all Iho- week end. We pray for her troubles to soon be overcome. Rev. Felix visited the school .Monday.. ' "The faculty and' student body of the hfgh school were delighted to have the Mrs. Harris, thfe wife of Doctor Harris, and her two lady friends, to our chapel' exercise QI1 Monday. Fehrnnry 2ASpme of our white friends seem to have ys at heart. Thru our of 1 ficiait principal', Mr. Abraham, | Mrs. Harris consented to speak to__ us about ,rATncricanTsm Citizenship." She placed her words in the ears of the little ones and naturally tTie others .understood. We ure still asking that you converge with one of the lttstructois for your news to appear in the Header weekly. DUE WEST NEWS Sunday, February 23 was a beautiful day and found many worshipers in attendance at Mt. Lebannan A. M. E. Zion Presby=~ trrian and Mary Baptist Phurehes, There being Sunday school class meeting and a sacred oitcci t, which constituted the days service at the former, and Sunday school at both of the two last men tinned. Thi. T.ilS.... Ii.i ' ..... ..v.. minus iiuinmii, pastor of Mtj'Eebannan A. M. E. Church spent several days this--week at points in the lower part of the state. While away, he attended the Council of Presiding Elders which was held in Charleston on _ \\'< dnesday, Feb. 26. The Key. J.. H. Toatley, pastor | ?!' Mt. Zion Presbyterian Church inoteue.el oyer to Mountville on Sun lay. Feb. 2.'1, where he conducted < service at his .church there. Mr.. I. .). Pearson and Miss Nettie Floyd accompanied him. On last Wednesday, the. Ttev. J. II. Toatley and family, with Mr. ' >. P. Smith were dinner cuests in " .m nome ol .Mr. and Mrs. John rhonias ."f near Darronyhs. Mr. William Strickland Haw .rune, Jr., t heson of Rev. \V. S. Ilawthmno was joined in bands of natfiniony to Miss Marie Burton >f Donalds. S. C. on Sunday after num. Feb. 2U, at 5 o'clock. The 'CI oniony?was performed by the ,Jr E. Vance in the presence >f relatives and friends. Both >f these young people are of fine parentage", and here's hoping that hey may live long and well. Congratulations. . BKLTON NEWS ' (> " (Crcer-llo&enwald High) The P. T. A. held its regular Monthly meeting Monday night vhich was largely attended as usu V .iy iv^uial I UU LI I1C Ol UUS1- | less was carried out which was in e resting- and at which time the ( lelegatus were selected for the | state P. T. A. Meeting, which con,'tncs in Columbia. Principal " .'utright Was the speaker and he | s certainly getting the support of , he people in helping* with the dif- | event projects. Some logs have >een gotten out for the log cabin j ind as soon as the weather is fav>i able the work will continue Mr. J. T. Gamble is seriously ill j it this home on Easley?St. I Mrs. 'Jiftia Smith, a pioneer of ] his community was fum-ralized, i it Mt. Zion on Sunday afternoon ] >y the Hew Wm. Cowan. ? She lived to the ripe old age of ( 11 years. The church- was filled ) <, ii* ...ou ? ...[.muj v* ivii sun owing I i lativL's ""d friends. c The florals were many and 1 >oaytiful which showed the high t stii-ni of which she was held. $he s survived by her husband, 37 f, rrand children and 11 great grand t hildren. I \ 1'rof. W. D. Prince was guest' ( peaker at the B. T. U. Sunday af- 1 / ernoon. His discourse was inter-' j sting from beginning to end and i ie 1 <1 his audience spellbound^ while t ie uttered the much wanted and I ceded information on prayer. A t > lay let proceeded the lecture thich was good and showed 1 horough training on the part?of 1 he participants. I t ? ? I ( ('OK KSBUKY NEWS ^11 St. Paul A. M. E. Sunday schcol <" icgan at the usual hour. Rev. I jpjdcn preached a raal germon. I /" f. % * i ?, f I CLINTON N. & I. COLLEGE By Jennie L. Howze Rock Hill?The Bouhvare Memorial Service held at the Mt. Olivet A. M. E. Zion Church Sunday by the Ladies Auxiliary of this city was a great success. M~i?nr Hattie Ramseur, President of the a.-_i-j -- ryvLAiuoi y UCIVU US lUlStrCSS Ol I ceremonies^ TT?e music for the occasion was furnished by the Clin ton College students with Miss Helen R. Schell director The History of President Boulw'are was read by Mr. E. P. Gist. Solo by Mr. Fred Thompson accompanied by Mr. Walter Graham, pianist. A poem composed by Mrs. Catherine B. Johnson, daughter of President Boulware was read by i Mr. Malachi Green. Song compos- I ed by Mrs. Johnson was sung by little Misses Freedine, Vernon Mobley with Miss Alice Mae Kam- , seur at the piano. Remarks by j President J. S. Stanback. The i ladies then called the boys which they had distributed among the members ^>f the club to collect one penny for each year of President BoulwSare's service of thirty-one years as President of Clinton -College. When all reported that were present, we are proud to say that they were able to realize the sum 01 sixty t$UO.UO). We are indeed grateful to these ladies for ths in I terost manifested in the drive* andwe assure them that Clinton will not fail with .such strong support^ pers behind her..Mrs. Catherine B. Johnson who Is teaching at Great Falls, S. *C. and Miss Annie P. Bouhvare who is teaching at.Einlcy. lliirh, Clus| ter, S.' C. both daughters of President Boulwar^ were in the city Sunday for the Memorial Service held in honor of their father. President Stanhaek motored to Union, Sunday where he organized a Ladies Auxiliary there for Clinton. The ladies lined up with Ins prbgram and said thev would slarni oy turn in his etfort a&'Clinton College, I The President and all'the teachers were present at the' monthly eis' A.ssucialiun held Uf Thr.iiutt Scott High School, city. All spoke in high terms of thr ndrircssTtf llr. G. E. Davis, Executive "Secretary. of the North Carolina's Tcacln i Association. The J. C. Felder, a former teach er of this school, who is now principal of the school at Blacksbui y, was a, pleasant visitor on the camp us Sunday. i Professors E. II. Kyer and A. L. Stanback went to the Martha Washington Tea Party given at Brainerd Inst., Chester. Fridaynight, Feb. 21. They report id an enjoyable evening " ! ? h.icmwo i. \. awinton ami C. H. Turner Vvere visitor? in Chester Friday afternoon where they witnessed the showing of the picture, "The Taly of Two Cities." mm mt. cAhmi:l news Rev. J. W. Thomr.s, I'astor j Owing??-Sunday being a. \eiv beautiful day 'Sunday school opened at the usual hour; it was call (d "to order bv the Supt.-'Mr. T. K. Tugerson at 10.00 a. m. ' After the class study of the lesson the school was beautifully reviewed by Mrs. Thomas. The entire Bible" Class was taken up .with the reviewed"? Every one who were present enjoyed the Bible study very much. Tlv> lesson was based <>n Ltikp i:4r>-?H VcWw. T The Women Ade Society .meeting met Thursday afternoon at .'5 o'clock by President, Mrs. "Emma Walker. They had a very pleasant meeting; every one* enjoyed the lovely meeting. We have on sick list Mr. J. T. Bates; he hub been in bed with flu. We are hoping how soon he may recover and soon be up again. We are hpping that Sunday will be a beautiful day ?o each and every one can play his part to help our pastor. . STERLING HI. SCHOOL NEWS C. E. Hammond, Reporter Greenville, S. C.?Mrs. Texanna Kinard, the mother of Miss Alb 1- ! ta Kinard of the Class of lU.'l.'l an 1 Charles Kinard, a third year stu- i dent, passed away Sunday night. Feb. lGlh, after an illness- of only^ii few minutes. The funeral was held at Tabernacle Baptist Church, Thursday afternoon, Feb. 20th. ; Chapel exercises last week Were planned and presented by lOB-1 students. ?Httfj*ects such as "Temp- [ tation,*" "Good Manners," etc. ! were discussed. The, only speaker invited from the community "was Rev. Moss, pastor of Macedonia Baptist Church. Miss Florence * Lykts, prominent member of Alen Temple A. M. E. Church and history instructor at - Sterling.) end a poem- on the accomplish- i rents of George Washington. The , i i mny aerveu as inspuation I .o cause Miss Lykis to lengthen ler poem just before the time for " ler to appear on program. Be-j. :ause of the even rendition of the ast lines, no one knew of thefr e*- < emporaneous nature. Friday night there were three i fames at the I'hillis Wheatley C'en er and each contest resulted in a : i rictory for Sterling. The B team ' if Stirling boys defeated the P.W. < \. Juniors 2-1, the boys' A team < fave the P. W. A. Regulars a 10- 1 5 race, and the girls ended a 1 hrilling encounter with Hell St. i ligh School of Clinton with an 11 ! o 9 victory. The Trustees had a rally and col-; ; ected $17.06. In the afternoon the ] .eachers had a program by stjt- j lents and friends. Amount col-| ected $2.00. I y The flu is raging here. Those j in tJie~sTcR list. Miss Rosa Etta I tfash, Mr. Samuel Goggins, Mrs.[a Ilia Robinson. "hi ^ * ______ BRAINERD INSTITI'TK. NEWS Ruth L. Ilowell Harris Chester, S. Cra-Durinj? the chapel exercises Ft i'uay morninp, February 21, the usual Catechism Re-, view was carried on with the mem Many of the phis and boys showed marked improvement both in interpretation of the answers themselves and the ability to rely on their memory. Reliiriou^ Activities Students and teachers worshipped at the Carmel Presbyterian Church with the pastor and members in the eleven o'clock services Sunday, February 2 8. The advantages for the spiritual growth and development were- extended to the group in the following services: Sabbath School at 4:00 P. M. and 'Christian Endeavor at?the close of Sabbath School. ; Athletics i " Wednesday evening, February 19, marked another scrimmage of the Brainerd Cagers. The coaches, Mrs. M. B. Walker and Mr. J. T. Young, accompanied the two teams to Rock Hill, where a double game of basket ball was played with Emnutt Scott High School; The scores were 0-0 for the girls and 10-1.8 for the boys itv favor of Emnjett Scott. Celebration ' The" Annual Mar tlVa" \VashingTbif ica 1'arty, sponsored this year by the Parent-Teacher Association, was enjoyed by many local and out-of->.to>vn musts Friday even, injr, Fehrunry 1? 1 trr the Institute diniiur hail. W.y fed that such occasions and ctiVrts are two-fold in that, our friends can realize the many needs of Brainird, the. objectives .of the school and construction relationship between the w< rkers, patrons and friends will be established. A Noteworthy Achievement Our friends and well-wishers will be interested to learn of a very recent note-worthy achieve"ihent of, I'rofT W .M. O.vlesby of our faculty. who has just receivcd his Master of. Arts Define Education from?Teachers Colleye. ; Columbia ' University. New York. V.'o arc-indeed prutid of .Mr. Otylesby, for Ave realize he is now more able to render more efficient service for dear old Brainerd. PINEWOOI) NEWS Mr. ..San: Williams, son of Mr. ami Mrs. T. !. Williams of Pinewood, S. died in New York j City, February 3? HOC at Harlem Hospital after a short illness. He is sUTvive I H?y~ his motherand father.- two brothers. Carnel and Benjamin Williams, four fcistei'S. (be trud:, Mabel, Mary and Katie Williams. Funeral was held at St. Jtimr# A. M. K. Church, Pinewood, S. C, Feb. 1J. The family appreciated the teh {frames and letters of eon iolenei from ftill foll.ovitwr P.., VI.... I, II. II enunintrwuv,. Orantrebiinr S. li^v. snni Mrs. J. I. Manvil? ton, Vance, S. Rev. and -Sirs. 15. (\ Scott. I'lt'loi-. S; Mr (>r.or^c Ilatvln, Summerton, S. (' Mr. an I Mrs. Samuel Rirhavd.ard family, Sumter. S. ('. Tin following of New York City: MisI! l.t y Hi own. Mi'-s o. O'Connor Miss Ktnma Johnson. Mr., and Mrs. Jo,- West, Miss .Julia Waiters Miss Irene Jan es an I Miss Alici 1 Invnpoi t ? Repoi't ,*r. R W. X. Wil-I.n VI'WS KVl-.XTS _ AUOl-M) WIN XSP.OR(> 1 it'i'I". ' s. c. . M . Maui < raw ford, left In re .Saturday ''or f liar lotto, ?N. C.,?a 11 cr s peiwl iny tjvo weeks with 'relatives. Visitor.- in Spartanburg. Jones" ville ami Union were Mr. Roosevelt Moore and aunt, Mrs. A (leorite on Sut'dav. Mrs. Delia Rut lor is on lb.- sic! list. ?M iss Hall is very Jonesdnn I since Mr. (Iladdmi. went away. Mrs. Moore had ear tr uble am missed Sunday School Sunday an she is wry .-ad -about it. .Rock Hill Baptist Church The I.ord -.till <woi- ?. Su n liny .sellout- opened as usual v.*ith* nil, ? cm rs present. The lo-V'M 'was taught interestingly.. Subject:', "People lief ore- Property." The Bible Circle was led by Mr. 11. George. White Oak Baptist Church We reg: et to say the eliHivh w:r consumed by tire Sunday while 1: Id it caught from-tile stove flue. All t'u- n'ents wen sa,-ed bu the building was totally destroyed. MTFOUI) NEWS Camp Welfare Church Notes Sunday Wiis a beautiful - day. / Quite a number out for service/ TK,i l..?? * L* 1 * "y lie IV nniPM vi.is lilllKIH uy I5IO. \y A. Gladden,. the district sii|>ey{ntendont. After school Hov. Boulwarc ascended the rostrunl andf trok Ids text Ainos the 4:1*2. 'Preaching To Meet (Jod/ was the uibjcct preached frony lie is a tvonde rful preacher.'/ Conic and lear th/ man of f/>d. Mrs. M. M. Moso/ipent the week ' ind at home. Qyite a few of our ru;nds aiv sicg with colds. Mr. and Mi/. C. A. Gipson had is visitors Sunday afternoon Mr. ind Mrs. yc. A Gladden, Mrs. E. lall. Mis/ .Inlia Hall and Master 1 ^iathajU/l Gladden. i Mr./W. A. Brown went to visit ' lis snck mother, Mrs. Mafy Go- < 1411 at Fort Mill is spending ' nine time with relatives in this 1 action. ~ 1 4 , .. ' ? Saturday, February 29, 1936 SPARTANBURG NEW8 ^ Trinity A. M. E. Church . Rev. II. W. Walker, Pastor Sunday was a beautiful day, yet the members and friends ot Tringioom and their eyo3 dimmed by tears over the passing: of two of 'cur members, Mia.. Janie Greene, an a Red veteran of the Cross, who died Thursday was funeialized on Sundav at lo- nVlnck ^ -4, - w.fcc v*t*a ? * loved and respected by all who knew her. Miss Jessie Hicks who has been sick for quite a wlhile was funeralized at 3 o'clock. She was brought up in Trinity Church. Was converted August, 1898 and.Join-' cd the church under Rev, W. H. Clark. There are no words that can express the true character of v Jessie, She was loved by all who "knew her, Loth' white und culuieifc? She was }\ devoted daughter, lov- ? ing and dependable sister. In her .. lattr years a mother and fa'ther to the family. The church has loss one of her best members. She was ioyal iand sacrificing. You | could depend on her to support the church. Peace be to their ashes. At 7:00 o'clock quite a few were ^ at the League. We are asking all tile young people to brihg one per son to the League meeting^ Sunday. On vlonday night the Men's Boosters Club met at the home of . t M,,?? ii?nn - ? ? ?ui. ?? uiie w miams roLThelrregular meeting. When our Pastor, Rev. H. W. Walker arrived they presented, him with a?, much food .stuff as two clotH.es basket could hold given all'by the men. Never in the history of Trinity Church has ' the men pound a preacher without the women forming the ? plan. Trinity is proud of her men. V At night Sunday, Rev. D. S'. Suber preached for us. He was on his way to WinstonTSalem, N. C. ;? to bring his sister, but he had the I IMly Spll'll with nim. The memI bers of Trinity join him in this I hour of bereavement. .L, . _ Sick members: Mrs. Ella Whit' mire, GOorg-m Wright,-Eliza Bundy Mary Gilliam, Willie Rudgers, Mf Claude Whitmire, Mrs. Alberta -Whitnurea was called home on ac~~ count of the illness of her moth er, Mrs. Ella Whitmire" Mr. E. S. Davenport is home for the winter. ; t ? Six persons joined us Sunday: Mr. James Suber, Thomas Dial, James Reid, James Metz, Misses lola Keith, Victory Wallace. LITTLE RIVER CT. "NEWS The Mt. Zion Church School u'as opened Sunday, but due to the lateness Of the hour the les-. .son was conducted btief, after which the Pastor, Rev. B. L. Guilts ascended the rostrum and delivered a wonderful sermon. Text Genesis 35:16, theme "Sin". * At 7:30 the pastor was at St. ( Paul and pleached another 6ne of those good sermons. The good peo pie of Little- River Circuit are preparing for the 2nd quarterly conI frronro The public schools here are doing line under the leadership of Prof. Allen of (Columbia. As his co-workers, Miss Blanch Brown of * Columbia and Miss Hampton of I Sumter. Prof. Ransom of Mullins and Mrs. Robinson of Florence, also Prof. Rogers of Marion. The liappy Am I Social club is being ogarnized by Mr. Joseph 'Vought &hd Miss Lucile (iuiles. OOl RHINE CIRCUIT NEWS Rev. R. A. Brown, Pastor Sunday School at the usual hour found Supt. F. L. Brunson and tit their-post- of duty-The attendance was large. "| At 11:45 the Rev. John Kelty ' lined hymn No. 12; Prayer Brother, Brown; Scripture lesson found St. John 17:12; Second hymn No., .330. The Rev. John Kelty selected his text Hebrews 11: 16. Subject: "Promises". This wag a wonderful sermon. May he press on t6 a higher calling. 1, < . / Sunday, Mlarch the 1st the Rev. / Brown will deliver the morning / sermon at St. James and the after noon seVmon at Jerusalem. Come and hear this gospel preacher. Our second quarterly conference will convcee at St. James March ^ Tth. We shall expect a rounfl report. _ _ _ / t 1 i t-v* tphui p ? ** / /iuub.1 iv.ui l>rj rt. wy. i'-*. CHURCH Rev. R. I. Lemon, Pastor Greenville?Tt^_-pa*t?wee}r was one of various activities leading up to tKeJ'Big Rally" Sunday-. The "Traveling Bag" and "Minnsters > Wives" Contest sponsored by the -..v Junior CHoir were quite a success. a Mrs. Lyda Bridwell and Miss Naomi Btfi-fon tied for trie first prize in the "Traveling Bag" Contest. Sunday was a very beautiful <Jay and a large number came out to Rundav school. The lesson was thoroughly taught and the review V by Rev. D. R. Adams was enjoyed by all. k v Morning service began at 11:15 a m. The pastor delivered a et i?Ah(V am/I aim puwt'iiui mcsw^e which afforded much food for thought. The A. C. E. League met at 6 o'clock and a'n interesting meeting was held. / Night service began at 7.30 n.m. / The pastor used for his subject ^ "Will A Man Rob Cod?" Thij/ eery timely message was well vG^ei-ved by all. After the usuaj/ser;ice was over the pastor called for 'he reports from theXvarioua dubs and captains. The rally was afsed fop the dayy^as |344.22. 1?^ The pastor was vvr$ pleased with ;.ho fine support,-too clubs and mam n-rs gave thXtruptadfc^