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Page 6 All news for The Junior Page oust bo in the offico no later than Tuesaay afternoon of each week Many letter* are received too late for publication. "BILL" . ' Boys And Girls ?WANTED to Earn Money In Spare Time Hire's an opportunity for ambitious boys and girls tc make money every week,?all?year long, by simply working in spare time in your own neighbo r hood. No ' money, no* experience, needed. We supply every ..... Many boys and girls ?-dre now nappy, finikin^ their own spending money. All you have to do to join them is to write to the address below nd ask f<\r full details. Write - -UK tMRCl LATION MANAGER . . ' THE, PALMETTO LEADER j 1310 Assembly st., Columbia. S.C. Has '<>.or, S. <\ Dear Mil!, Simply a tVw .lines ty U-'.'you 'ht'Ul?l'IT''1 II!* nil". ' I .a!v: w?! ami-doing lino, h<>p ymi arid V' ,- 11 i lino .spring dacs. Biil. "ur D.i*ld in ovory . thing ir.o>l. N A Kastovev' Va't. *>!.? .lull'.: Duly . wish that yd it Wiiv ii.v n h-.r ; Bi . I ran on tho potato race, ami you know, I won on i^.at. Toll y ybu about-old bad' inc., ~ iv "long Hill., byo, 'Int.1,' ' ? 1? ?: 1??Yours truly, *?.?1?.?^?L * ' i'.unioo SntiilY j ? liv-mlnUt. S. ?v - . Maivh 2U, i'.iofi Dear Dili, W - at on oari.h i- the .. maitr. I mailed my Kit v la.--. .Monday, as usual, but 1 I'lli! -i to hv it-.on the Junior L'age this week. But I am.. >_ : writing again ami I d?? hope it will lViuh your i.i'fio,--? ? time. -Kvej-y.. j one is still busy -trying U- get the ' ', Crop- planted. 1 :d. r,*'t attend, our Sunday .-ivhonj' !--bay. but w> all want to .Ml. I'L-ua:. to th.. I n ion and wF had a '.tiy nice linn-,; J (juiti- a mu-Wtl ?;i- i i iv. We?arc..' having our 1'o.anty Cv.inmonccam hoping our scr.uol will win a ? - piizo. All Mtin: srlvisia will bo, hei i in Su1111oI affi triad to see a tVw lia-rc letters ? :* i! 1. .I.u'i i?r l'a-n< 1 a;n ilntr . n U w 1 i?:-l ! -. jj, 1. What' is the dit'lYivnvt betwvcn a man's work ana a woman's work? A man :uc ihat -?t? Jinrst-s had >1 ! . };>. -I -aid j.ov. t,"ir.o? w.-.irh burn.- a wax car:.lie ??i" a Willow < audio? ' 1. What i- tlw shape tii* a kiss? Answers: 1. A mlui ...at hors what hv sow and a wmuan aw. -wj;.tit she aaUs. t;s*. ' Forty bo.r.o s has -SO forelegs-. . . Jh Neither mp ms_.. 1. nger, they . burn, shorter. .. .... _ I. Fhiptkal < a hp tickle).' So- iotnr. until ne.xt week, Mama rot W .right. /'o.uway. S. r." Mrn-.Ui ::n Hi'lit D,ar Hill. litre- I-am agai,n a fur eh joying 1 a wry nic Field Day. J'riday .our ?aclum! ?was?the ) scene of a very interesting antl.j ."Ttlucational Field Day. Many gam-' .-i i,i:h if l.a^-Li.tdail an i i .e11 nir- matches were .held. There wt f i many In atitlfu! pieces were on exhibit from vari> u.- schools. I am stnju every- 4?ne enjoyed a wry nice day. i l'ill I hope that tin; -members , would write s<> that the page will be full next week. r . Well I will sign off until ifi xt " Week. Wishing you and all the members a pleasant week-end. Yours truly, Thomasena Pari' AIKICN (l.RADKI) SCHOOI. A play "Followed By Fate" wa- . given in the auditorium Monday vypjny. March,, lid by the third grade class of Bvttis Academy. It was w ry ir.tein sting a'rd well reitfiri ed. I'rof. V. If. Reubens was the director. i The 'Aiken County Teachers he'd a mei.'jr.g in the Chapel Saturday. Many 1 -1 f ( lubs met here-, . also. Af-'er .the business sessionswe re over, trainee were played ~T--- mttf -refrrChHVl-l l> tCT-iTT sin ved.supervisor of the "Ken-cation' Center" is putting forth rtrerinfu?>f efforts \o ma kg "Negro Health Week", one that will hen efit th entile community, by treating a more favorable attitude toward sanitation, and by stressing the importance of "a >e>und- mindr in a sound body." i 1 1'HKASANT CKOYK MOWS ! Mrs. L. Y. Reed, who has been ?' confined to her bed for the past < few vyeks, is - much improved to ] the delight of her many friends. Mrs. John Reed, who was ser iously hurt in an automobile wreck I a few weeks ago; is much improv- 1 cd at this writitig. I * * 1 'V'; * ' GThe ijOfjCi; [iTH'S jT U/tnTO BILL CAKTER, Editor ;|; APPLICAT A n a ti1 i NAMK -- -- - t -ADDRESS - If CITY ?? iSnniTTnday : CiRADK ? M001 *i* Kill out >ris coupon and .nail "tamped envelope^to The Palm If the rolj brok, and you will receiv .Miss Sallie McAlister, a senior at the Anderson County TrainingSYhool. l'c>ndloton? 'S.' C. has been home for the -pavt fcw days due to 11.(less. " Mr; Claud Heed and his recent bride haw set up houst> keeping n: thp P-Unsant drove Section, (heir friends wish foe them a long ~npp-v? in ar r i a ge?life. "Tlu* 1T. "A.'of .the Pleasant drove School hehi its regular senv Monthly meeting Friday,* March J7 at tlu..Pleasant Grove School., Plans.fop the extension of schoo t re up re perfected. Friday, April .'!rd the school will have been in session-* six. months, extension . : - Mils' Xaditu Garrison, the very .fficient Elementary teadher of -i.e?week-end with Misses' F.theJ ' lO.Aoatns ami l.e>is "watkirts, tea-" c hoi's of Pleasant Grove. Miss, Garrison with.'her very fine personality mak?.s a host of friends wii.fe evijr she goes. Come again Miss Garrison, ^ 1%IKSMTs111P COLLEGE ~ *'v Ihinlap if N<i\\- Hern. X. G. spoke to the faculty and student bodv in the ihuiflar chapel iXercises. Mr. Garrett's talk was a very practical no and many points,of, interest wpre brought but. Rev. Garrett \va-> introduced by Rev. Roberts of i.-' A. M. E. Z. Church. \T -i o > .1,.; c -i - 4iw*n A.iiv ui piuyur in "Luuk Out Lizzie" went to Clover, S. C. t'i) piVfopn, The' players tee re receive 1 with erUlfusiasm by an appreciative,attdience.v" ' Wednesday night the Friendship Bears played the last basketball game of the season in the Knunett Sen11 gym with Braii\ard College, ; Chester. S. C. The girls', game was a v1 ry ha I'd one. The-seores were 1 o- 15. The boys scores were 15-4 :n In-, or of Friendship. The Tig-w-1-??iu\ < in en?very?fortunate?in ..i.ncj .Miss Alone 'Miller of Tl'V>n. N. C. as a member of the team. Miss .Mi I lev plays forward and is indispensable on the team; thril ln?r effort and skill 'many garhe's iii.ve In en won. .Miss \ iviajti Young- of Cluster is another 'outstanding member on the team and has b(?en for a number of years, al< Miss Annie Belle Davis of Bel-'oil, X. (', These young ladies .avo much iii holding up the : ixiTt; m uiL. s.noot in basketball. MUs A. K. l'ury ot' Philadelphia - hould also be included in this number; she too has done wonders this. ycar_a successful one. Thpisiay night the? boys quartet, along with Miss Ethel I). Dunlap as dramatic reader went to Canv d 11. S. C. to render a program at Browning llome. The quartet was accompanied in music; by Miss L. 11, "Broun. The.-group was greetby a very appreciative audience a-ud^ma-ny compliments aiuh?rnvH tations to return were received. After the program a delicious reyct-i?w-a*?i>oicdi?Other' student3who went with the group were: Mi.?es Vivian Young, Eloise Biatty, Allen ..Miller and Loraine A. I.anney, also ".Mr. E. L. Richmond, l iie members of the quartet are: Ahtseis. Mcl.cster Zimmemian, tenor; Arthur Ellis, second tonor; Matthew . Zimmerman, bj&ritone; an i Henry Clayton, bass. The regular monthly social was held in the chapel Friday night With Miss 1 . 11. Brown, duan of vvomen as chaperon. i'.-e Club Florie I iiv?Reporter \ On March 2'J, the Glee Club of Friendship College under the diM>c.tion of Mrs. Eieta H. Diggs, was the guest of the York County Sunday school convention held at l'ieasaifl Ridge Baptist Church. inspiring spirituals were sung. The most conspicuous persons who ren Kiyu individual selections were: Mr. McLester Zimmerman of Andi rson, S. C. first tenor of Friendship t ollege quartet.sang a spiritual -euutie.d-"ijinner fhoase Don't let this Harvest Pass."' Miss Ethel Dolores Dunlap, Asheville, N. i . gavv ii reading entitled "Go Down I hath," a master piece. M KDITATION Hy A1 Lenn Dowrj memory's lane' [ wandor again, Hoping that 1 could explain, J And begin at that point d in re we quarreled, flould you just for a moment forget the things that have passed. so that I might with words? 1'leaso believe them sincere? [ wish I knew what has m&de you late me. i >agerf _ % p 4 XK~xk~X~X~X~X~X~X~X~X~X~> ION-BLANK | ST ATE f AGirrr.?7"T it together with a self addressed |t* etto Leader, Bill Carver's Club, C. Your name will_be jilaced on--J'e a membership card and button. A RIDGEVILLE NEWS Bethel A. M. E. Church Uax A I Th?fnn? l?o<f,,r fjsually the 5th Sunday is ar. off Sunday for church goers, but so far the people of Bethol Churel at Ridgevjlle. * Early Sundav morning- wo wo,-. awakened by the musical notes ol the mocking birds which told irs that the morning w>as the begin, ning of a beautiful day. Very "soon, the streets and road:were dotted here and there with people who came to the call of the funeral bell of little Cladge Snipe who paontnl to tin1 Worm heyom on Thursday morning at. 9:50 o'clock. The pastor preached a veryconsoling sermon to the bereaved -fATnity .nrui 1p spectators, lie used as his text: II Cor. 4:18, Theme: "Man Looks On the Outside But God Looks On the Heart." Dr. J. E. Beard, P. E. assisted in the s< 1 vices. At 12:30 p. m. the pastor, his wife, Mrs.-FerreU-and-three of the officers of Bethel Church i" pec, sons of Messrs. J. M. Green, J. -S. Green and E. Banks, visit r <1 the Silver HiH Wing?of? BethtdChurch and were greeted by the members and their ftriends. The Rev. Thomas preached a wonder? fill sermon to the group which was appreciated by all. ' * .. After which, we took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. M.- Mack of Silver Hill. On Sunday" afternoon at?6?o'clock, the Ushers' Board sponsored by its President, Mrs. B. Johnson gave a quatret contest.j, It was very enjoyable. The amount of money collected is $5.00 At 6:30 p. m. the pastor, his wife and Mrs, Ferrell wore the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. ?? ngriw ? If one wishes to seS a beautiful and artistic -vegetable garden, come to Ridgcv-ille.._ .walk five hliu-k< tlnwn Rnilvfinti Am nml run Mr. Alex Davis' garden- and you will realize that hard time ha$ . surely gone. There are many other. gardens just as beautiful as Mr. Davis'. I The Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Thomas were honored to have as their week-end guest, the Dr. J. E. Heard, [ Pr esiding Elder of the Charleston District. Dr. Beard is an efficient aspirantcfor the. bishopric of the A. M. E. Church. We heartily wish real success for him when the election comes off in May, 1936. We are always glad to have our j friends come to see us. MORRIS BROWN A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. J. W. Witherspoon, Pastor With splendid weather prevailing, the worshippers?at -MorrisBrown .enjoyed gospel messages last Sumlay.that will linger nrthc memories*' of the hearers. Dr. Witherspoon spoke to the little -church on the'subject, "The Pedometer." The habit of measuring the steps so as to accomplish the things most needful, was stressed by the pastor to the delight of the young and old who heard the message. . ' At 11:00 a. m.-the pastor delivered a sermon that touched the hearts of those w<ho listened. The text selected was St. Mark 2nd chapter, 3rd verso. The theme developed was "Sharing tho task." The qualities displayed by the men who lowered the nalsiAd ? .?>? through the roof to the Master, were eloquently portrayed, as the speaker developed the theme. Sunday school and League funct_ipned at their respective hours. The day was brought to its close by?another soul stirring .sermon taken from the text found in "The efforts of Prayer" was deducted as a theme and splendidly delivered by the speaker. Our revival begins on next Sunday, and Cottage Prayer Meetings will be held during the week at different -homes. Our Rally takes "place on ;the 31st inst. We are hoping to make a good showing. Many visitors were present dur. inc tVirt rlo" An ?' 'A v..c mi visitors arc made welcome at Morris Brown* We noted the following: during the J day: Messrs. David and Stephen j Smith, Sam Dickerson, I. Sweot' wine, I^eon Bright, Leroy Smith, Misses Alberta Ward, Addie Heyj ward, Laura Simonds, and Claudia F. Matthews. We note with sadness, tho passing of Dr. Sapdy Simmons, Who died on the evening of tho 29th inst. Bro. Jno. German is still confined at the Roper Hospital with a broken leg. and the church prays for his speedy recovery. Mention will be made in ' the next issue. _* THE PALMETTO LEADER EASTOVER NEWS St. Matthew Baptist Union met at Mt. Zion Baptist' Church last Sunday with a large attendance. It goes without saying that Mr. Williams, the Moderator knows | how to preside a nth handle his-peo? pie. The Rev. II. C. Cokely delivered the Missionary sermon and the Rev. S. J. Shiver preached the Doctrinal sernnrrT, both of them wotfe full of information Mils Annie Robinson the noted secretary of the Union knows how to write. Rev. Neal, the entertaining pastor made it very pleasant for the matiV visitors-. tvn>r?ih?i-?! aiul friends. A neat sum of money was collected. The services were very good at St. Philip last Sunday. Love Fejp>t was conducted by Brother Henry ohnson, although quite a num~ ker of members were absent, the district conference rally was opened by the pastor and this rally is" 10 close on the second Sunday. ' At 1:30 P.M. Rev. Bowinah and . his choir top-ether with a large group of his members in tru?k and several cars went down to Brown Chapel Station forty miles from Eastover and worship with the Rev. W. R. Bowman. On oui arrival We found a very large l'4}\yil awaiting.. After preaching j the church was divided into two] parts. All the wonieYipaid Ur .Mis. G. C.'Woodaid and Mrs. Catherine Hojley ol* St Philip Church I and ,the men to Brother Saul Ginaid and Brother Dave Myers of St. Matthew. We~arc happy to in orni the public that the women Ld in "everything "during* the day's service. Mrs. Ilolloy is one of the best members .in S.t. Philip and one f the finest undertakers any where in South Carolina.. Mrs. NVoodard one of the. I^est .teachers in'Rich-, . land count.!. . I'lu1 lias lini'il U 'p 'fl^' man. Both are- great church workers. lixed by the Key. L. G. Bowman !a.st Tuesday at'uihooti at Anti och A. M. E. '/]i on Church which the Rev. Ferguson, of Union is the pastor. Mrs. Queenie Mai tin who has been on the sick list for sometime was a visitor to thy parsonage this~ past week. An r.asier hamani is scheduled to-be'at St. Philip* A." M. Ee Ghureh Sunda> in \111 i 1 -121h and the Sunday school Easter pr.ogfabUwill he observed at :'/.tH> o'clock in the, iif.teinoon. . Spring meeting will begin, on Monday night afu-r. Easter in the hall and .all tiyos are looking that way for. a great meeting. I The W. P. A. are working about | oiirhtv men here in this town; out of that number about ten of-our o\yn men are on the job.. They | are here from Columbia, St. Matthew, Orangeburg and other cities ar.d towns working every day "lid our men walking about doing nothing. Why . spend your tin\ r.i?f tVio inh cmnn no time for idleness now. Find a job ami go?to-work and- l*e-mdustrous fin* there is work for every man. ' The publisher of The Pal met 11 > Lcadj r. jus! nr: ilied Rev. Rowman <>f all the delinquent subscribers in and -nrnutid Eastover; (* ?ss Road. Hopkins?, Gadsden ar.d Hor| fell Hill. If something is iiot paid on your subscription at once.'you will be cut off. In order to keep your paper coming to "you s e Rev. L. G. Bowman in Eastover at ti'ce. If you cannot. Qome. drop j hjnv a e'aid and he will gladly call. Come to church, /members . | to church (Christians. I *(H<Ivl'.NWOOD NEWS The members of Morris Chapel \W M. I'. were entertained last Tuesday evening by Mrs. Anna Nclum at her mother's home, oil IIall St. Mrs .Melrose R. Fuller assisted the hostess in receiving - the guests and?to rbb-thew-uCtheir ' wet wraps caused ~by another " I'ainy day. ? :? I .Mrs. Mai v Lee Reynolds presided at this njeeting. . Hymn, ' Jesus keep?me near th- ! cross" was. let! by Miss Lelia John- j son. Jr. I'rayer was offered by Mrs. Rosa' Johnson. Miss I.. John- I son uii'ii leu two meioaies, "Steal Away to Jesus." ar.d "Lord I want I to be. a. Christian." Reading "Too Busy" by Mrs. Qui en Kstor Quarles. Mrs. Quarl les is never too busy to do what [she can when she can and and 'we always enjoy hearing her read the poems, trying to persuade others 1 to take time to do work for Jesus.. The Mission Lefson, "The teaching ministry of Jesus' Matthew 4:23-25 was read by the reporter. | Series of songs were lod by Mrs. Annie Squash, followed by Mrs. M. P. Fuller, Mrs. Rosa Johnson and Mrs. Reynolds; offering was taken by Mrs. Mamie Robinson The president, Mrs. R, Lagroon the club. j The club had a play on the 28th of March and net receipts were $64.80. Collection for today after I the roll was called was $1.65. The club donated two sick me.m-_t ! biers wilh" th(Tusual fee; appropri. ated $1.(U) to aid Mrs. Rebecca Cohens in buying a chair for her afflicted sister. And appropriated some money to aid in purchasing a suit for the pastor. The club al-' so aidod th?? church. Th?? <-lnt comes Mrs., Nelum back to the city | and to the activities at Morris Chapel. Mrs. NoTXJfff ftSs"recently ] J returned to the city from Lynch- ! burg, Va. and we feci that more ! life will be added to the club as that given by her mother, Mrs. La- i groon, and sister, Mrs. M. P. Ful- ' ler. . We were glad to see Mrs. Alice ; Washington and Miss Sadie M. j Washington, the Secretary who ! have been water, bound and snow bound for the last two meetings, --r?? ^ > > ?h?I Bible verses were taken hv Mrs, Alico Washington. ' A tempting repast- was served. The reporter thanked the hostess for the royal reception. Mrs. Roxie I.agroon, Pres.: Mis* Sadie M. Washington, Sec.; Rc\' der, Reporter. Annual Spring Revival The Annual Spring Revival will begin at Macedonia Bapt. Chureli Monday. April 2l>th, so announce? Rev. E. J. Daniels, B. I)., the pastor. This will be a ten-nights soul savirur cannmicn l??v n>* vv it Boll of Atlanta, Ga. will do tin preaching. Rev. Bell is well known in Greenwood and. vicinity as a peerless pulpit orator ntiil as an out-standing revivalist. Tin announcement of his coming to Greenwood has created much in'terc?t among all denominations and a great attendance is. expected. ReV. Bell has conducted- meetings in and about Greenwood foi the past 12 or Id years and has thus endeared himself in the hearts of the people. Rev. Daniels,is leaving no stones unturned ih making preparation for the coming of this irrcat man of God. Committees to ,coii,1'or with t he .unsaved ami th0 lmrksliders are being organized and a reconsecration campaign oil the part of the * members is under way. ^ Appropriate gospel singing wijj feature every service and?every church in the city i'fs asked to join in and aid Macedonia in this big soul saving and soul strengthening drrvb, OCrr~pastor, the Rev. Daniels, is all smiles at the new developments of progranijyjn ~ tjje church. - lie Tamcto us little better than a year ago and we feol that his coming to us has been a God-send. Undei working like -a hive of bees. Ami eyes' havc. not seen, neither havT ears heard nor has it entered inti the heart of man the good thins* that the future has in store for us. But God will reveal them tc us as the days roll by I NV A ITKR1H)RO NEWS Last week Revs. M.' L. " Littlel Charleston and spent the day | Rev. I.ittlejolm preached at night | for Rev. Pettigrew and his mom! bers in Charli'ston. Hew-. LittleI jphn had just retjurned from Spari tnburg where he had conducted a ("meeting.. Rev.. Tiller preached a' j Cumberland and Rev. Logan Lp4"Hjpcho,i -at--St. John ami all?the pastors preacluyl at their respective. churches Sunday night. The Pulpit Aid Board rendered a very : h'le progiam at St. Peters M K. Church Sunday . evening Mrs, Delia Williams was ceremony land a large audience i was present to enjoy it. Prof. M. I.. Brooks spent the tied .Alts. Brooks back to Me Bee where she has been for more than a week-.-'?Her .-friends ht?re miss her wry much. , lit. Zion A. M. K; Church had a Very successful all day meeting, at which time the young preachers of the community tried themselves Rev.. J. M. Miller of Aimw 11 and Hopewell Presbyterian church es is gainer forward with the church" program and- hopes to have the best year of his ministry, Revftand Mrs. Lee A. Logan spent the wo k in Spartanburg visiting their sisters and mingling pleasure with -'business. They* reLkuuicd -Saturday after a-verv pb-nant stay in the Piedmont City. Mrs. Iferlp;i? IVlarco is on the sick list this week. We trust she will -be well and out again soon. The Glee Club of. C. T. S. rendered very fine! music Sunday night at St. Peters, the occasion being the first program rendered by the P. A. Club. Miss Boxven, the directress is to?low congratulated for the improvement of their singing. : , brrnnjiilii.'Ni bapt. cm rch Rev. K. E. Gaulden, Pastor N'txvberry?"Time Marches On." The last Sunday in March said good byo to this world hut good morning to eternity. The Sunday school was called' to order by the superintendent, and after a brief devotion the classes wont to their several places for a discussion of tho lesson. , The classes reassembled for a review of the lesson which was conducted by Rev. Dayton who was quite interesting and enjoyable. The morning services wore opened at. 11 o'clock with Miss Gwendolyn Henry at the piano assisted by Rro. Baker with his violin. Our pastor came before .us with the second in the scries of sermons ofT the seven last words of Jesus, using as his text: "Verily I say unto thee, today shalt thou be with me in paradise" Lk. 23:43. WY enjoyed the message very much as he spoke to us lay 4rbe-way. -? ; The B. P. U. was called to order at 7 p. ni, by the president, who presented a program with question on the Bible, the young people'enjoyed answering these Mimical questions. Sundajr night Rev. -Crosson gave us a power fur message which was enjoyed by a large crowd. He.spoke to us from that great hook called Revelation in which he pointed out to us the condition of John the revelator. Members'gmto your ohurch~SurT~ day, the first Sunday in April, you will meet your friends and Jesus your Savior and mine. Don't tail to hear the Morris College Singers at Bethlehem Baptist Church Friday night, April 3, 1036 at 8:00 o'clock. Admission children 10c, adults 15c. ~ i BELTON NEWS __ Attre^r-Hosonwald High *' !>.'...< "a f /1....1 i__ - i i nil / ?. v , v milium pas re. ceived an invitation from the I'ick ops' County Association to make, a tinn<inet address at the Simpson Jr. lliprh school, Hasley, S. C. on the evening of April did. Mar Reyes, a native; Filipino an.I his wife hoviiiK l-oiena ap' poaivd in fin educational program 1 here in the auditorium on Tues1 day. I lis contribution was purely educational, lie plays many musical instruments .and snips several ' ditfe+cnt languages. tie sinps in Spanish, Hawaiian, Oriental and ' .Modern Music. A Matinee was pi\ i n for the children sit the devotional hour ' and too much praise .cannot he - iriven for this?worthwhile pro' erum. The students iM ljjsloiy ami (Jeopraphy were held spell 1 bound 1'ioin bepinninp to end. They bad Ihui taught to use their imagination but to see a Filipino' | ami. Hawaiian in pe'-'son was a proof that the t ho roue, h teaching; TTfuT~Taft been in vsun. hi wry word said or sung v.vur thoroughly gnjoyed l>y the student body ami it is our.wish that "they visit all of thy larger schools whore convenience will pen-nut and learn some of the many things not - pi in ted?rri'buuhs, and t'spi't'Ullly 1 to observe the features and native tongue. There vvl'.c so many things brought out that weren't found in bcoks. >'i'he Union that .convened at Ml. Zioti on Saturday" and Sunday was J. luggfUy1 atts^aded. The lectures were bri;X 'and much inspiration was recti cut. Tito Missionary message Was delivered on Sunday 1 oy R'ew 1 licks of Seneca. v Rev. J. \V. Douglass liaas been ~ -auij4ius>d lor a -few days and- vvas^ unable to~liliD-his pulpit on. Sunay but is'av.ucli improved at this, writing. *"*' u "1-iA1 IOKT ('Ol'NTY , TRAINING SCHOOL NKWS Mis. Eiease Jenkins of Colum >ia, S. C.. visited the school last week collecting data to assist her .n getting up a hi.-sioiy which she - writing." for the government. The?Friday?altornoon?program _ diovved more interest on the nails - 'f lnuli?students and teachers. 'ur of the tenth grade gave a paper on the making of a Ikm .vhivh 'was very practical. Another interesting feature "of"the program was the reading of the l/.o iiaphy of Mr, Julius Rosen wald4>y Mr. Richard Taylor, a student ol 1 ,he t, nth grade, commemorating ' Hie birthday of hue Ki | enwahl " chools. Though ho is dead,' his r works still live in the eyes and - leui ts of the people. ' The play._ party" gtveir iir "the chooi auditorium Friday evening. , under the direction of the recreit.onal department was enjoyed by ihe, young people. Creain and _ punch were sold in continuation , of the drive for the water fount. . i he proceeds were, pretty good, ___ The school is sponsoring a hig oa/.aar in interest of the water .rive. Everybody is looking for! ward to a big night. There will be a fancy .table where wearing | apparels, from ready to wear ondown may he purchased, Titer.' will also be many features of amusements such as the worulei House, the grab bag, etc. There . will also be refreshments of all kinds to meet your taste. You '. are invited to come aiid enjoy .this outing: Prof. J." S. Shanklin, Sr. and Rev. Wiley Wilrfon motored to nicit\u ui.ti r.uiill .JUCKSon-spoilI Mlt utday on St. Helena Island where thuy visited friends and also vis-' .ted At I'enn School. Miss Yicto- i i ia Frazier spent the week-end at home visiting, her parents. The Hth grade has begun its pro'- ; ifft which is a bed room. Tnch olor scheme is gold. The parti- i Sadye Jones, isabelle Milton and i WilhClmena Gillison. This pro- i 1 is to be completed- by tin- llHh ' of April. RKl'LAI! A. M. K. (TIl'Rt'll < ( Rcv.S. Middleton, I'as tor I I " I ' Sunday school was opened . at < 1():.'?() a. ni. with Supt. and teach- | ens at their post of duty. Th,. les t son was Wonderfully discussed by , lie students, and teachers and al-j' so reviewed by Supt., Rev. A. Red den. Rev. K. Renibert, his brother and several other friends from Pineville, S. C. were our guests in j 'Sunday school. The Supt. gave , RcV. Rembert the privilege of.j saying a word in short to the student body. Rev. Rembert brought t .greeting am; inspiring words to ; the Sunday school Sunday. They t also ask I I'.r his. return. .Missionary Women- took i lac.- j, at 11 :lf> a. in. and they also rcn- r dried a wonderful program. Mrs. s Sallio Mae Dingle,' Sec.; Little ( Marion?Redden, .sang a wonderful c solo. J Elizabeth sang a solo. Mrs. Sat:- _a ah Hftedden. read the 2Ilrd Psalms, j Mrs. 11 attic* Burgess made a pray- i i r. Mrs. Polio Mouzon sang a won- r derful song. Mrs. Lillie Redden > TWENTY-SIX YE V PINCKNEY'S FV COURTEOUS ? DI/INIl ?- Arn!)uTam c LADY ATT I I.cRoy Hardy, Mgr. Ah OFFICE PHONE 5707 Ri 1006 Washington Street ? l.-UH" Saturday, jApril 4, 1936 1IRAINEK1) INSTITUTE NEWS II) Ruth I,. Howell Harris ^ The Brainer.l prionp has just completix! seven months, of the scholastic year, and we trust that all enrol lees iiave nut forth their host efforts- to make the best oT the opportunities offered " I i Religious Activities At i>:.'>() Sunday morning, March 2P, teachers ami students resnondcd to the ringing of the bell for Sabbath school. Tho classes assembled in the Institute dining ball and made 'an, extensive study of the lesson, .Jesus explains the Kingdom of Heaven. Mr. Ezell Marvel, a member of the senior clu x's, gave the synopsis pf the lesson, also-se.versp--medicable interpretations:?rThe: study was condialed by the use of Biblo. Verses in which the wPrd, "zval or zealous"" was found.' The religious activities were further extended to the group as they worshiped at t'arnu-l Presbyterian Church with the pastor and members. Rev.. J-W Miiininoir ,1..in,......a - ?' 1 ... .. ..-JT MVH.tVLlAi.il I Ill'C'ty ill , sermon from Psalm ^ 5i:4. The _ theme of his discourse was Health 4 and Its Relation tu Christianity. At live o'clock the Brainerd group re-a3sembled in the dining hall where.the.topic. "How Jesu.s Gave Himwolf . l .'i' L'[>7" wan?thought fully discussed by various members of the Christian Endeavor Society. At the close of the Christ ??? iitn Endeavor exercises, the Young Men's Christian Association as- semBled in the. Y. M. C. A., which is m-'-Kumler Hall. We trust that our younpnteopj#. will be stronger after "having- participated in these services. ?.Friday evening, March 27, President L. S. Brown, Prol". J, T. Young, and the quintet attended the Presbytery which convened at the Pleasant Ridge Presbyterian Church, of which Rev. R. W, Parker is pastor. The quintet' rendered??-? tcv+soal-mmdo-al imwiheis.?Hie* v. J. ~ W, Manoney and Mrs. M. A. Adair attended, the Presbytery also. Brainerd Defeated" Friendship Wednesday evening, Marcn 25, Coaches B. il. and M. B. Walker, and J. T. Young accompanied tlxe two basket trail to ~ Rwk Hill,?Ss,?C,?who re?the Brainerd ."Six"' tied With the Friendship' ?ill: * oi a wiin?? scoi'o ol?lo-J5, an J Friendship' "Five" with a score of- * 53-lf>. NA/.AKKTII A. M. Iv CHI Rt'H Itev. C. \V. William*,' Pastor r Simii.'iha marked another glorious ? opportunity for the church goers oi* this community with;the beautiful sun lays and warriieth. Quite . a^liumb.W wjis seen on their way to?? Sunday school and preachine services. Se rvices were, good all day. Fii'st sermon was preached hv Rev. A. S. Gary, text taken from St. Luke 12:121; strive to ef.ter in say unto you will sok to enter iii mid shall not he able. ;r Second sermon by ..Rev. Cooper, St. John 11:1. Let not your heart lie troubled; yo believe in God, believe also in mv.- > Third sermon by Rev. John Burington from St. Matthew 20:22, subject,"A ilea 1 Siund." " Sunday night service at 7:ir> Pro. Joe Ilamilet and sister, Hester Hamkt led a soul stirring pray or meeting. Tlnn Rev. Gary preached. from the Book of Psalms 23rd chanter -o tk. " *' ? j - - . t . V...JV v c I ML' liit 11II! fTo I lai-'il." v . I:I;I:M:/.EB \. M. r.. ( HI H( 11 Itcv. 1*. I!. Muck, Pastor Sunday sch'ol was upcnui in due form '->y Sunt. E. J. Koxwort'h"; with teachers at their post of duty. .t splendid crowd attended * Sunday school, and the lesson was, _ wonderfully iseussed. After Sim lay school lhorning service was iierful sermon.. Ilis text Was sec>t!(l Lor. nth chapter and 10th lersc. Sul>urt "The Juuircinent." Phi's si rnion was enjoyed by all hat heard him Sunday nVtfht, Sunday night Rev. Mack preached another soul?stirring sermon, his text was Kith chapter of Isaiah, IXt^i verse, subject "The God of Consideration." A large crowd attended church Sunday night.' Buy he Palmetto Leader and. increase ,'our circulation. (OKKSBl KY SPECIAL Wi are having real spring days h this section. The \\". II. F. Soriety had their first sermon for thorear, collection ,$2.45. The fick, folk are improving at nis writing. Rev. Guidon is kept busy trying o got bis? Education dues. T .."" Sirs. Oscar Miller had as her meat Sunday, Jennie?Roy lolds o_f Columbia cfli route to . chool in Calhoun Falls. Miss )llie also was home for the wecknd. The Rural Schools are closing ii. around. cad .'khti. Psalms. Mrs. L. Redden cad a paper subject n'Love Your Neighbor as Youx Lovo Yourself." ItS OF . SERVICE NERAL HOME HIEI) ?- EEFIEIENT i {Service i IN'DAN T , - \ inzo I'. Hardy. Asst. Mgr. KSIDKNCE RHONE 77??."? ? t'oliimhia^ S. C.