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pr Page 6 ^-- -7 All news for The .Junior Pajfe must be in the offir^no later than Tuesday afternoon of eachv week. Many letters are received too late for publication. "BILL" n * 1 /1 i ' i$oys Ana uiris WANTED To Earn Monty In Spar* -T- ? ?* Time Here's an opportunity for am , ? bilious 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 girls re now happy, making their own spending money. All you have to do to join them is to write to the, address below and ask for full details. Write ^Jof CIRCULATION MANAGER THE PALMETTO LEADER I 91 A A LI- r-% \ " ? r. ^ ??jhj n^BCHiuiy ,51., v oiumota, s.t. THO.MAS1NA WBIHHTS Dear Bill, 1 Another-wcrh has pa's-oil "atill it' is time to write. ? I went to Sunday S;dtoi>; and e,ti; joyed the lesson very much. Bill,. I ant uskiny that- every, member of the Club would writ* * so th<??)?a?re could b. full. ? .1 am sendifiR-. in some question^ see.how m'dhv. the members can an 1. When was Nebraska 'admitted tii Hi.. T * ! h 0 i"**" ~ 2. When <iid Charleston, S. surrendered to the British? What year va *.. Preside n' Lincoln assassinated?. 4. How many, slave-- Wore in the United States in Answers: . 1. March 1'. 2. May 12, 17SU, ?rM.- . ~~ .7 2,00n,U.'!l. i uwrs ir'iiy, J Thomas na I'age HATE TO \\ KITE Dear Hill, ' ' I haw another exeti.v this timq. Geo! Bill, I haw to Write I suppose it isn't anything bat - laziness, anyway I am going tc try'and du better., here after. How are you getting along these late days?' I am doing aba ly in ! every way. Mamie Loe Rhodes of l:m<>n, S. } C. made u misl^e ir. heroinst- letter when the said I was wearlm.' . eyeglasses. 1 saw it in .?h,> foiC?V paper. She was wearing them !o improve her looks'. Oh! I Was very surprise to. sut T R ltohiiv-:.m un,.., ]?jil-t rati W to Eastover, fwatise 1 laid b.ei reading letters from the Junioi Leader written by 'him. He is smart in sc hool just like mo. The "Tarnado." wiii be down hereaatn the lidnd of.. tirL?mouth.- b wilh 1h? glad bocati.-e--bn?fs?vcrvmtich. Gee! I wish .more Members wuuici \vr:ie .so 1 can ejijoy tile J uniot- Page b. tt- r. As suam-as' itis wurnrr?yotr know late in the spring. please come down here and see can't yon organizu-a Bill ( arver Club, W'il: ha te to close. Yours truly, Helen Bowman , : ? ' ? MARGARET WRIGHT SENDS POEM HcIlO Everybody, .'Here f am again. Tune in ar.d get all the Rambei't News Station. M G W. Every farmer' is busy now turning up the soil and mak ui^r use <>i me i) amuui sun tunc days. Our school. is. doing: nicely. -had a-basket- hall game vvftlr _ Statexburg on Friday. Tbqy won ?the game but we gave thcin a good fight. We arc scheduled to play two frames this week: Boy kins Wednesday uiflLUUiocm?atvd Stateburg Friday. \Vc are* going \ to win or either be good .losers. Our Sunday school is still wi 1 awake. We had a good crowd out today. Our Bible verses started with the letter "Z1^ which were not so easy to find. T have gotten my garden all planted, Bill, and every week I sell from eight to ten dozeng eggs. However I am keeping s record of all I sell. I ** . guess you are tired reading poems so I am send a few riddles this time. _ , 1. If a man was in an iron cage and it had no opening and he ?^ 5fhe UoffrCc rKtAff^T WtFKTTi BILL CARVKR, Editor ~ | ' API'LICAT ? . DATE i name __ ; V \t ADDRESS .. t ? CITY .... ? .... x X BIRTHDAY ...... .. | GRADE ?? SCHQOJ X Fill out His coupon and mail stamped envelope to The Palm X 1 -i 1U Assembly St., Columbia, S. !j. the roll book, and you will receiv had nothing. to prize with nor-- cut ' through the wall, how could he break out? 2.?What is it- that - ha-*- foui ' . yes-and--cannot see? Why is a bald like dlcat^li? 4. How..did the whale that swal^pwcJ-Jonah obey the de.vino aw? - ' : -1 A liswi rs: I. 15y taking measles. Missf^ippi. Hoeause .it., is a Lnj/ht and -hin'in^ pot an 1 there is no partjtig ti.it v. - - . . ; .I,.- .Jonah was a -stranger and lie.took hiin in. So loitK' Bin. . Margaret Wright CAN WIUTIO A I.IvTTKR NOW *4 " ' ?.ar r.ar,. ' I know yt,u .are surprise to re eivC a letter ijrohi me. " Bill,' I am. now seven years'oik n I in .-oeoml e rade. I am doimr_ .i. i iy i:i all of my school works.' 'My t-.aeher'fi naniy i* Mrs. Kat S.eci"t. Sh$ is. very (food atid 1 will have to elose now. i" loii(r. . .uananna White " Easlover, . S. C7~ < KO.Sij> K<> VD S< 1IOOI. NO. 2 Kastuver. S. ('. The play tha a- i.iveii on Thursday niirht. Feb | ruary 27 at above named .-ohm L &-* ??i rUOOUSS. : TheIV will I).- a pio'jriam given by tiic Y. A., students on Sun say. .March 8th sit .*5|: ".0 o'clock it iic s h<ml auditorium, The spua! . rs of the' evening will be Mrs oimspn, the state supervisor; I>r Coo (white) and Mr. lluoy am .Irs. Ril~y.; The-pultlie-4s invkoi-. ! attend this pro urn ill Ynu will also hear'the N. V. A. male chot?s arxi mixed chorus. HKTTIS ACADEMY I?y Emma Morse Tiii >tudeiits from.try eoiiiinuni y ii<E r tin direction of Aliss- ^mvleton, with Miss Goldson at he piano,, 'entertained in chape! Yidaynight with a very inter.est lir prut,':am for the purpose ol Mir annual rally. Aftc-r the prolan) evi ry one who- was present ""M '-'" so.ial wfrTrtr"\va> e~hvi-iy much.. A 'iivjr,. number of the Rettis yraduates came down Friday and Saturday. We <l?v.-ply sympathize with Miss 'd.niu- Mi Ki",- n hlidi in the ' hath id' her father, Dent-on Heny McKie. A (Troup of <>ar sihjrrs sant; at tire fum ral Sunday, Mi sos Fliza Palmare. Senior N'onnal. .I'isiy DinjgF,. and Clara lac Smpkins Freshmen,, spent the veek-tnd at their home in Grante11 It*. . Mrs. I) racy RyiM'.Avas the truest f Mur. "sons,- GV?nyus and T. F-. tyi d. ..'Senior lii>rh Saturday.Mr. and Mrs. Art.hur Kenntir. ii;tTc- Arthur,. Jr. Vera an.-( Re?>;,. . \ ii,..;.. ,i.? ~e ..... .....V,.. ilOli isLiv Dprothy Kenncr, Senior _\*o final. Saturday ...afternoon ? Mis-'c? F.thel Hill, Hattie and inn;.a M?>Mr, Ha/eline?F+arrkdm. 'aHie. Naglcles,- Seniors, Miss C. 1. Sin_* let on and Ml1. F. M. Jon5 ?? the faculty; w. nt sight stvT ng Sunday afternoon, tlu-y went o I.itt!,. Stone Moutttain., ?Mtsk Lwiisc MerfiWeaTRer, Bet'tis "34", now teaching in Lauren county spent the week-end on the am |" Vis. We are now having our week of prayer. AH of those who do not know how to pray should certainly know at the close of this week. ReV. W. II. Harper preach :i a soul stirring serrrion Sunday evening. His text was Luke 18.1 Miss Thelma V. Vanderhorst spent the week-end at home in Aiken. _ ' ? Misses Helen* Whttlftckr^'Bhtt'is Mildred Hands, and Fannie Belle Glover, Bettis "34" were / ;;".f] afci ION HI.AN K '}' X - 1. .11 1D3 .. X ? ? | ..I state. X .... age X ' | J ' /fK' | it together with a self addressed % ttto Leader, Bill Carver's Club. C,, Your name will be placed on *i* e a niehibershrp card and button. ,v ~ tl'nk By Naomi Hunter -Look - h< a h.? Tt< nk!^r-N'ow a in't it awful! ..'T'ou.-rfit i_.js.uut you off tO School; ' " " Don't you know dat you are growing up to be a regular. foolWhah's dem looks dat I's done bought you ? "Look ln.-ali. ' ln>v. you tell me quick, wball's dat \\\ lister blue-back speller an' dat bran new 'rifniatic? Wile i'm t'inkin you is lanvin in do school,'.why hji.ss. lnaso.ul! ' You off in do woods a-playing. Can't you* do like you is tolo? Boy; I tell voii. it's joC setm-ft*-?* d'way dat you is.goin' on: an' you sholy go* 11. bo son y. .ies. as trig; as you is bo'n. Uvah Kmtrying liard to raise you as a ci:bdit t>> dis race, an', you ttying heap niuoh harder fu' to conn up in disgrace. Dc.se tfriys wVn cim-ti ain't got up to do toil by books ",;in' crooks, Toll you now,* difys'irot to git dor standing ml a pile- i ot books. - . ' ' ' ^ " 'J ' Won you so_ s a darkv gain' t*> it. ticl a;; somi as liclit l'oilo.win' a jiuio across it I'mn do mawr.ing' 'ti!j>do- night, wykjn ad his life Ai' vittlcs, lvocin'.Itsvoop do. coit'n a'on In knocks off -an' tiah'd iwnin. nut'ii but .his " clo'cs. y 11 .nil put it down to iemimv. :llt:i all wnats done an!* sad, you km' bit dat dat same canity ain't got nut'n in his head. Ain't you seed din: w'ito -men -nt'li ill .1 > t-r-..',. . * .. ... ..VI ?H JHA- . I "Ml I Villi .<?tovy <ii y iroea .duly 'bout- imu* . ach mawnin".' BIes;; yo' soul, .'eys i,ut by I'm'. 1 te?v ,i? s Roes a w t il in; does ilat by . some . easy "iH-ans.; Cats jo's' sot an' play llianah on d'etn printin press rn'uth s--chid. iloin nnn tarnws lfo\v to lifftrah how to Use oai hub poiu in' <ioy knows <lat blue-back spoil ,ir r'oin bo<tjnnin' to do on". Pats lo'lVot of odiaarfon; dais do t uijr vbats gwino to rub-; Cit dent looks, you lazy rascal! tlit back io yu' pljioo in selioo5v m #< - ANDERSON SAN 1TOR1 I'M DRIVE . Tlio Anderson County B. Asoeiation is 'featuring a $1 lUU.Uo Sanituium Diive tor* the purpo f a building to oaro for '1'. B. patients. If this amount is rais | '0.(1 by the colored folk of A microti county the .same amount wih io duplirnl l y white lYioiid-. Dr. \V. 11. Yyu'r.g, chairman, has. willed s.VeiTtl mootings in mdui o "got limd up tor the drive. Men, women and teachers are busy o: kilty: to aiil the much noodoo cause. A systematic method haw h'ui worked out by the committee >r io rkoi's to secure amounts as - istt <1 t hotjito. tulal.illUO.iHk Pr\V. 11.Young, Dr. J. C. -And wwmMr. W. 1. Book, Mr. ('. Lee, Davis. Mr. Bred Jackson. Mr. Alice \\. Anderson and Mrs. Julia Bui ris head the committee. Kiiends of .Miss Marie McC'ieiv-! -rT-nnrnr-Jtafrpy Io sie h.r . in an 'going about her..daily duties af lef having been in lor one \\;eii. i Mi the account of illness. seen oil the campus Sluiday aftei> noon. Mrs. .Je.ssic Butler-Myers, Misses Louise and I'earl i.anhan ind Ophelia Mc.Kie. Messers Arthur Bradley -and Kddie Cor ley spent the week-, nd at th ir homes. Messrs. Solomon Atkinson and James Morgan, father and uncle f. Mrs. Victoria Nicholson break"aste,j with her Sunday. ,?Mr. A tkinson, Senior Hi, s pi fit Sunday in "North Augusta with i is?mmf" Hevs. A. B. Coleman an 1 C. Augustus W aver; former South Carolinians and "Bettisites," but now successful pastors pf large churches in th., state of l-'krrukrr wore \vt Iconic visitors hero a few days ago. " * A melodrama "Followed hy Fate" will be presented at the public school in Aiken on March 2'\, by Bettis third high, under the direction of Mr. C. A. Rubens. Re sure to see it. Wt. are glad to report th'aT President Nicholson is still improving. We hope that he shall soon be out again. , SUBSCRIBE FOR I THE "LEADER" HE PALMETTO LEADER WILLIAM CHAPEL A. M. E. CHURCE Hev. J. P. Washington, Pastor Sunday was a day of days. I was the most beautiful day we hat since Conference anJ many churcl troers took advantage of the op portuni.ty to ro to church and wbr ship. The church school was op ened on the usual houc, and the at tendance was fjood. Most of thi ?< wm., ,.f flw.il- imnf. #1.. lesson was reviewed by Dr. S. R Green. The morning worship was be gun at 11:11* o'clock. Pastoi Washington accompanied by Rev J. E. ZOiglcr ascended the rostruir . and after'".preliminaries, the pasfrom St. Luke -IT.', using as his subject: "I'owor from on. high." 'A special effort was put forth bj the pastor in inteiest of the trusfees' dopartnnht.' He asked every 4u?4y- 4o ~gi-ve-av+*mLinyMs> the -dictation of his conscience. Ho led off with one dollar ant! was followed by brothers Gilbert '^panrf, Hamniie P. Pinckney,. Jot Haynes, Dr. T. II. Rest and Mrs. Rcssie Judson. This was followed by those whose conscience lod them to give 5dc. In the group Mr. J. P. Washington, Kvan Davis. Miss Janic- Plair, .Mrs. Mary Spann. Prof. S. M. Pinckney. S. .H<>t ?an-ftsq; I'i <<1 t . !. Lyles, Mr. William Brisbane. and Mr. H. L, Davis, The following named, persons iraveJfne eavh: Mrs. Sarah Billie, Mat tie Davis, Kayreiiia Kennerly, 1 I fin ietta?(iovatt. SiinmK Keldcr, Mary L. Haynes. R. (I. Harry. Lillian Ilayms, Kli/.aheth Miller, IJ'Sark Anderson. Bertha Palmer, Knima Jane I'm lor,. Mary Phy-t mes, Mamie Canhy, Beimel' Hui'tn, Liz'/.ie Brisbane, Kthel Jaek vt.il. forine Wti-.r-rt.-J. H. d Vara-n. TTTlia Bieelaiid. Alive Haynes, (iiissie Thomnvoii. Klin'McDuffie, Kehe.eva Zeijfier, Annie Mae Johnsen.-''Majrifcie St ok < . Kl/.ena Jenkins. Mr. Baker Haynes. Dove AVriirlrt and.: Thomas Blair, Added t.o tin list above, Mr. Wi]Iije (lovan l?ave Toe. and II. W. Jenkins-and Wiiiiam Rhymes.gave oUe each. Son.ethiinjr over thirty dollars ware" rai-*d in this elloit without any. ns>? ,-simmt. and everv <iiii' seem'-to jfivc cheerfully. T! i i -i was " -T.-rii rel ief til the11 listen s. All eyes art' now turn"? ?!?*t>i the "seeeild S. rulay in March winch will iii> n U-hrated as- Woman's 'ay.. Tin la ii ? program on (hat. day. \Vconip:niiod I?v KeV. J. E. /CclHci", Mi s. Sa.ah Utlhe, Mattic l?a\is, OIlie.Mo-s and Bertha Pal y.vr. the "pastor imitoved over to I frown .Chapel Sunday afternoon' hi i preached for Kw. \V. R. Bow-" '"TTill'iv amfli'is ji"".: peopl,. Ho roan nee! in time- to speak to the faculty, and student lxtdy on State (V.lleyv Cajnpus? and hack to his church where he , delivered the rl<isiiijr sermon i'pr -ihe .lay.? Although." prcachiiiy four times Suii-, r lay, C.ie pastor seemed to he the ii-ast fatigued. lie. is e(-owittj??rn the e-liniation" and confidence of the people not lily of his church, hut of the entire city. The.-people feel tiisit in iin they have a safe auil sound feti ivr. Thir.es ave -looking very neo.ira^ine;.rotted and ahout Wiliinir. < iiap< ! Cfiufeh. The people have a mind tu-Avork; the \veather condition was the only hindci'tUHiev r Watch t.s firnr- ' . _ SN \l* SHOT JOTTIN0S By Rev.- II. J. Daniels i We t.'iitik that the time has long siijee when Negiocs should r.ot only Im-c . hut Mmufti yvcTcisc as" wa- 1. .-fin.._common -aV well i-. id < feelings in regards to funerals. Studying the fun -ral situation in South Carolina as a whole wy find that the general | matin.'! in which funerals,aiv con ducted among and by Negroes .reflects much discredit upon the it\^ telltgrnrn^r f the" raceV " Xo\y "t:.e?: sc.-ins to' he a wot'! I niapia gnu ng tJu' average; of our -group to. j.irll o$i a big funeral when one of our number flics; and especially ' if that person is of :mv i'im-|t,it ion it nwttrrs riTit Tron what angle. And as a iv'lit of tiii< inordinate lust for honor the average funeial among tlie so.-call.-d "classes" is character jzed hy pomp, extravagant display and -the- most .-absurd ostentation. And the fooiish part ahout this array of vanity-is, th.se "big funeral victims" will re* ort to any tactic to carry out their plans and tints appease their lust fcgnrdhss to whom or wCiat it may linn, harm or retard. (?ne of their Railing ..tactics is "to have tin- funeral on Sunday." Their alibi is. "All of the family can't get there." Rut the fact is, tlicy want a crowd; and they ligufc that Sunday not being a working ..'ay, they, can succeed in getting a crowd. And sad to n late thousands (if unthoughtful?Nog i oey have fallen victims to this bosh and arc catering tor and dnplornb -dy?fntttTitng these ^>ig-funeral j lusters." We have known pool I pepjilc to spend their last dime, 1 neidi'd ilc..s?. -1 vim re n and every idling -4it*e--t-o^gtr-trr7r ,Tblg SuruTay funeral." Ami most, of the timt they go from no motive of smypathy and respect for the family i>ut morel v. to "see.", That classof persons' want to See the-kind of casket, the floral offering il any; the crowd, and what the preachers say about the deceased When we were pastoring foui rural churches we have, had as high as three, funerals on the same Sunday, some of the persons having died, often on the previous Monday and we recall a few cases When they died on the previous Sunday. Now my friends- these things I ought not so to be. In the first place there should not be any Sun 'day funerals save in_ extremely rare cases. Sunday funerals over i -wvjrk Hhe iVidertkker, ' ovter-tax I tho already taxed minister, robs, both, pastor and church of their just and much needed financial t aid and mutely sanction church ] disloyalty. 1 If love means any thing: it means sympathy, consideration, . and loyalty to those to whohi we - are in any way related. That be inp: so those "big: Sunday funer> als victims" and their fans surely do not properly love their chute n . ami pastgr. Now since the color to minister is the accepted leader . of his people the should set out to f correct this great error among . them. The time Ijas. fully come i when, the ministers should by wise . and intelligent enough to organize ? against?this?manlu of lghoranceT : Let every Mortician and every , pastor cooperate in this matter and tome out of this muck and . mire of vanity. ' It's high time for .Nc.sr.ro leaders .. .io awake from their- sleepy couches and begin to think soberly and | uuisisUnlly with OTe t clients of" ; the Golden Rule and with the gen eral trend of scripture. Not only , should this be done in-regards to . funerals but in regards to any [ thing or issue. ' . i May the day hasten its arrival when man the world over will conic to worship the Creator instead of the..creature; aTul- have f??? i oinffW-w * I* - * * 1 .... ,,.s nwfjaii. iiil* i-ssence ui ine scripture injunction?"Thus Saith the Lord," in whatever it may concern. v K. J. Daniels, Pastor Macedonia Rapt. Church" "Greenwood, S. C. 1 ? ? m WEEPING MARY RARNST CHURCH" Rev. W. II. Neal, Pastor ?Wlrrtl- Oak, s. ( Feb. 24.4PB<>?; Evqryo.no \vas glad to see the sun '.-^fining Sunday morning. 7'hi' Robinson Family was so proud , t-in y walked to church. The Sunday school opened at the usual liour. E. L. Richmond acting Supt. The lesson was interestingly taught by the teachers and the pastor.gave a very interesting review of the lesson. The pastor ascended the rostrum rthff lpreached a very interesting sermon from the snhjiwt, '."Coil is our Iu>ck of All Ages.' KYery ('.hristiaii saw himself stand ing oil that rock, which is Christ Jesus. We wgi'i glad Ao have Mr. John- Cvaig worship with us SunAround White Oak Alexander Robinson and James Claud Richmond are still in Union, S. C. Misses Rosa R.. Richmond, little Johnnie Richmond, Rosa Hemphill , and Maggie' II mphill wore visitim>; their sick aunt in Smith Turnout, S.' ('. last week. They .came back home with E. L. and Lindsay Richmond Friday . -v.-nitty. Alrs.Sallio I ticket ami* daughter Polly Camps spent "the t^ock-eiulwith Allx ?-i:i it. A 4 Miss -Ellen Stephenson went' to I Buffalo. X. C. with her sistcr-in--.1 law. She arrived safely an<l likes the city line, We hope how* well she may do. Mrs. Alice Chappclle has hoop sick, but is some better, i Km ma Boulware i.nd Charlotte Wilson an- stid on the sick list. DONALDS AND WAUESHOAI.S CIRCl IT Rev. (irover C. Ford. Pastor ; Some cf our friends at Clemson, Calhoun and Greenville have been _j wondering what had become of me sjp^" T lr.ft tVM.tnn r*l, n pr t A ? . M. K. Church, Gftchwood, S. C. I 1 want you to know that I am at m\>i pest of duty, working1 hard, j The weather conditions have been ayainst or rather unfavorable, but. in spite of that fact, we have only missed one Suhday of going to our Avrrk: ^Ifc AVaft' Shoals congregation gave 150 of 175 ttvs. of grocei ies to tliQ oastor . 1*771- -ld?-. Christ ihaAmi not a~ service- day hit VP" t 'ley missed do ing something for their pastor. A lovely people thev arc. T Tvunomhvr I>??njil<ls is out here too. They have also pounded the pastor with heans, potatee.. piii | can (roods. Just watch these two churches go. Ju-rt watch the columns .of The Palmetto Leader and you will be hearing from the above charge. We also, take this method of thanking' our many friends at Greenwood, - S. C.. for the fine , way they gave their support to me and my family. Long you I will be. remembered in our prayers and ever ther shall e "i | warm spot in our hearts: and the ohl door of our cabin will swing open at any time of the day or, night for your comfort. Just knock. That's all. HOW MAN NEWS Miss Wlthelmcna Felder Si'nday school i^ncncd at the usual hour, at the Antioch Baptist Church. Son'/ and prayer hy the school. Prayer was conducted by Deacon R. 1L Winningham and deacon Edwards. Prayer by m-v. u. l. (.illmore, Kev. W. W. Wine spoke from the book of Mark 20:7. Subject "Go into the vineyard and work/' Night services began "at 7:30 Prayer .meeting \vas conducted by O. I. Gilmorc and Mr. P. Smith, offering by the ushers, Miss Rosa P. Folder. Miss Beatrice Johnson, Miss Ollie Mae Gaines and Miss Idella Reed. Rev. Wine spoke front'20:26 Acts of Apostle, Subjoci "Testify for Jesuit." 1 Collection $14.52. On last Sun clay night the ushers rendered, a program at tthe St. Stephen M. E. Church. - 7 ** FRIENDSHIP COLLEGE - * J5y Ethel Dalores Dunlap On Sunday, February 16, a group of young ladies of the Junior-Normal clans' attended the " "Woman's Quarterly Union held it) Chester, S. C., in which President J. H. Goudlock played a very con- | | lock is known throughout * the South because of, the wonderful I Wrwlf fi'n o f lw? Un o ??'! ? I 1^" vi?n?o uwiiu unu is uubeen, static! by those in authorij ty that has not only proved him! ing for Friendship College; it has aelf indispensable?in the t'ity oT" ! Hock Hill 'but in York and Ches' ter counties as well. The young ladies who attended the meeting ladies who attended the meeting ._\VLQl'e-. Misses^ Eloree Littlcy-Alone Miller. A li'vandio in?I'erry, Vera 1 McAdams, Arsonia Hall and Doj lores E. Dunlap. Each one exj pressed herself injthe meeting und i took part in the' services which l were enjoyed by all. Miss Little I san,ii a solo "How About You" and j Miss Uiyilap read "Go Down i i/eain.r inese numbers were giv- I en by request. ._J. | ??-'t :?" 1 Wednesday,. February 19, brot to us "LOOK OUT LIZZIE" a : comedy drama n three acts. This was-the second time the play had been'gi ven but it produced a great effect which proved how good it -was. The theme of the play was of a young girl with a fair education who lived on a farm in the -wtmtpyv-?? J? L The Dramatic Society favored us witha beautiful and colorful pageant entitled "The Garden of uLovc.'-I. The participants represented the -diffcrerrt? dieties of the season in colors and beauty.. , The girls' basketball team Is making wonderful progress under Coach Roy II. Hill who is a graduate of Benedict College and one who is very efficient in of athletics. The team played Finley High in Chester, on Feb. 20. ! The scores -were 8-9 in favor of j Friendship. The team will meet ' Finley High again on March 9. j in the gym of Kmmett Scott High School; they will play Braincrd Junior College in Chester on the U <5; and Jefferson High School on j the 5th. nui uaj y zi, is Known as Wo-j n-an's day in the history of York ! aiid Chester counties. This clay, I. as stated in its brief history by ! I'residehT J TT Go.udlock, was set aside by the women of the two eounties to. raise a large sum of honey for the school-. The program began at -1:30 o'clock with Mrs. J. J. Starks of Benedict College as speaker. The gist of Mrs, Stal ks' talk was .economy and ~ thrift; in" wCilch she gave some very interesting and valuable points on how the . Nogrq might save. She painted-a beautiful picture of the beginning of her pro- 1 fessional career as a rural school . 1 teacher. We were more than grate ful to Mrs. Starks for this speech because it' was so practical, and simple enough for anyone to unwas presented by Rev. J. P. Rceder of Cobrmbia. "Friday^iight, February 28, the 1 regular monthly social was held in the auditorium with Miss L. B. ( Brown, clean of women, as chape--H ron. MTT.I.FR ( HAPML A. M. E. ' CTH'RCH G. II. White, Pastor i N't wherry, S. C.?Supt. Floyd is all smiles, these Sunday momings because of the lovely weather and lar^c number attending the ' Sabbath school. The lessjon was very instructively reviewed by ! Mrs. Roberta Middleton. For morning worship |ht. pastor ( selected Psalm 75:17; he gave a musical select reading. The Ode , to the West Wind /by ShJley, Miss Helen Nance, the accompanist vi'Cy beautifully interpretec'l at the piano, "If Winter Comes," Judged from expressions that came from the congregation, .the ^ message was enjoyed. This beifig Communion Dav. a huge prmip .was out and several visitors were j present. ~J$t ledl) the Excelsior Club cat- J ' 1 ricil out their pre-Spving Tea at J Miss A. Young's. The program was quite unique. Those who ap peared on program, was the Dray ton St. Hi. Quintet under the <li- ( reetion of Miss Helen Nance. j J Miss Wilhelmena Hare, the Prcsi- ' ' denjt is to be highly commended ' fpr; securing the services of Ihn array of talent for the occasion. | 1 The League hour was very nice 1 ly carried out by Miss Mildred ^ Stevens as lerfder. Vice* Pres., { _ (.la rt er was .at his post of -duty. t < The Leader for"" next Sunday is 1 Miss Daisy Butler. The young v folks are coming forward in this * department. 1 r Saturday, March 7, 1936 NEWBERRY NEWS ST. MATTHEWS BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. S. M. Ilalsey, Pastor Sunday sehool opened with a | larjje number mcsehf \vi fli t ouch - ers and officers at their post of duty. The hsson was carefully taught which the.! le?*oj|UvatT reviewed by the superhtSt^oent. At 3:30 P. M. preaching every Sunday^ afternoon. BYPU at 6:45 everybody seemc?d to ha\lj enjoyed these programs. 1. There will bo ;>, pecra! ncrmon for the young people preached at .'5:00 o'clock, Sunday, March 8th Ivy the pastor. Everybody is invited. , ' is "The Queen Bee'\ and what she ~.^ays~goes. "with tKesc little Roes ,? The morning services were open ed with Miss Gwendolyn Henry at the piano with Mr. Baker and his violin at her side. Thp j astor after a brief period of singing and yuite a large crowd witnessed the silver tea given at Mrs. Lucy Wort^ in honor. of the Pastor's Aid club. Mi?s llannah Livingston js op he.sick list. Bethlehem Baptist Church Rev. K. E. Caulden. Pastor We were happy and thankful to the Almighty God for the glory^ of. the sunlight on last Sunday. The Sunday school was xrowded with young'people and from their stttThng- face..?We wore made to ' feel tha^ spring would soon be here. r After the regular Sunday school lesson "The Busy Bee club" gave u.s-iin inspiring program, and cvQi.y_ho.uy cnjoyfcd it to the high-, est. "Airs. K. "Gaiilflen Ts in ' charge-of these" young people.who spoke so well their parts. And less we forget, Aliss Nancy Halty praying by the choir and congregntinn filmn?before us.?Hr?took -1? as- ms text these words: And thou shall love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all- thy soul and with all thy.mind, and with all thy strmgth, and thy neighbor as thy - siif. ? Subject! "What Is Religion Doing To Your Character?" Calvary Presbyterian Church ?, Rev. A. II. Reasoner, Pastor Sunday school service was large ly attended; a very interesting lesson discussed by the teachers and ' pupils. During the Children's Hour the pastor used, as'subject: "Holy Angel. Text, I can do all things through Christ that strengthens nte. He used' the little pony engine, that carged coal over the hill after theourge engines refused, and told them if they will say "I think I can" aiid try; the ' !?Holy angel will help'.and protect their lives.. The pianist selected three beautiful songs: llavv Thine Own Way; lie Gave His Life for Thee and Wohderiul Words of Life. Prayer, was olfefeci by Mrs Reasoner. At 11:30 the service op.ned i.i ? the usual order^with very appro, pj'iate music ferr"the sermon. The luiiills W.-.e :iiiiwu:ni-od n?i.i . * ? 1" or was offered by- Kev. Dayson. 1'he .pastor's tixt \v;is "He ye kind one to another, teridey-hearted for gUMttf one another even as God for Christ's salty liath forgiven ' rdu." Kpbes. Theme. Outstanding Christian Virtues. If the plans he so beautifully outlined 1 earn,' I n.:t?or pn* into prae ? Lice we will have peace'.' and happiness. Visitors were Masters Willie Hates, liobe: t Gallman. Mrs. Mary Queen, Ml. and Mrs. N*. S. Miller, little Missis "Angelina am[ .Julia (iallnian, also Char* lieboy" were visitors at Sunday ' * school. A large number of young people ivcre out to enjoy the program of :he evening. The Junior Community (Tub met ivi-th'^Iiss Addie Hare presiding. Miss Daisy Butler, secretary; Mr. Cecil J one's lead', r was ipjoyed and lu'l of instructions to all. Rick list: Mesdunies Annie MFuller, Maggie Taylor, S.bbie Rutherford?are -still confined to their room also Mrs. L. J. Kimpkins. tTe are glad t<> scu Miss Naomi Stephens out again. Nurse Daisy Golden gave a -surprise birthday party?fur Misses" , \\ Stephens and Wilhelmena Hare Friday afteronon. They had a jolly time. Little Miss Marilyn ' Yvonne Quails, the daughter-of Dr. and Mrs. It. G. Quails is a very beautiful infatrh Mother add baby are very ,happy. All the parents "f N. Y. A. workers apd citizens of the city ire requested to meet at Drayton iligh School, Tuesday, March Oth it 8 o'clock with the Community dub. Meeting to? help- with the dayground project. Mr. Kilgore vho is the supervisor of this ac-. ivity of the county is expected to >e present.