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Saturday, April 18, 1936 ST. MARY CIRCUIT ^ .L Rev. Robert II. Green, Pastor i Mt. Zion Sunday school was opened at tho usual hour with the Supt. Mrs. S. A. Jones, and hei corp of teachers at their post of duty. At mid-day, the pastor, Rev. R. H. Greene preached a soul'stirring sermon. Hechose as .1 taxt St. Luke 23:2TM-*Th<e Place" Called -CaLvaey." Sunday evening an Easter Program was rendered before a full house at St. Mary. The program was enjoyed by all that w<re pre Bent. Wn 11 rt> very t.haiVETnl to Bro. H. Lee, J. Norman and their co-workers for such a program. v On next Sunday the Presiding Elder, Rev. J. C. Quarles will be with us to preach in interest ol out Educational Rally. We arc praying for a success in our rally at both ahurches. We are proud, to have such fore seeing oofficers at St. Mary as Bros. W. N. Lee, >. Henry Lee, J. Norman, L. McI Knight, R. Murray, R. P. Quarles, \ S. Wright, D. Wright, -Jjmmic Widemon, Z. Milton and others. With their help we are hoping to have a successful year both spiritually and financially. ^The members ast well as* the community afe sorry to know that Mt. Zion was blown down last Wednesday morning by a tornado. But hfrt. pngttir nnH hi* "ni'iyntip oL! ficers and members are putting. I forth every effort to rebuild the I building. They are hoping to have i! u.. .L- ;? i ,4 bviiipicvcu Lry Lite montn 01 Auyu^t, 1936,- ... * Wlhen over you are in the Piedmont section," come to Mt. Zioti and St. Mary ??? - CHARLOTTE, N. C. NEWS A. L. Holland The North Carolina--Negro Teachers' Association was helcV in Charlotte, N. C., April 9-11. The high school division was held at Second Ward High School and the college division was held at Johnson C. Smith university. Each of the divisions was largely attended. One of the main Teatures of entertainment for the teachers^ while in Charlotte, was1 a dance at the Armory Ball room, Saturday night. A cantata was given at Friend: ship Baptist, Sunday afternoon at * 4:00 P.M. The service was: largely atended. Johnson C. Smith University , ." Activities The Sixtly-ninth anniversary of the founding of Johnson C. Smith universary, Tuesday, April 7. brought a crowd of spectators to the campus. Tuesday morning at 10:00 A. M. the faculty, students, teachers . from various colleges, artd friends * gatheretf into the Hartley Woods V gymnasium, and listened to a dis* cussion on "The Development of the Personality - of Students?rrr | Segregated Communities". The discussion was led by Glenn R. .Johnson, (white) professor of Sociology, the Woman's college of the University of North Carolina, Qrpensboro, N. C., and Charles S. -Johnson, professor of Sociology. Fisk university, Nashville, Tenn. T\-l . - munie ?. April 15, at 8:00' P.M. Howard university debating team will meet Johnson C. SmitV university--debating team here in Biddle Memo rial hall. The subject of the debate is, "Resolve: That Congress , Should be Permitted by TwoThirds Majority Vote to O.ver-ride any Decision of the Supreme Court Declaring a?Law Unconstitutional". The encounter is one of the most promising intellectual ue9m?1 bats of the season. The Oxford rfystem of debating will he used. %The speakers for Johnson C. Smith university are Floyd Massey, James A. Gaulden, and Aaron Hill. ZION PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH . Arthurtown, S. C.?The Rev. A P. Porter, the former pastor of the above named church has excepted an invitation to preach for them Monday night, April Gth or ? -a special subject. "Th.g. Agreement of Judas, and the LbrZTsT'SlMMJiM The public is invited to this service. Text Matthew 26:15; 26, 27, 28. rnpwwr?r\i* Miss Clara E. Douglas, the little (laughter of Prof, and Mrs. J. Lewis Douglas entertained the Junior Missionary society on Wednesday afternoon, April 8, at the home of Deacon and Mrs. C. J. Johnson, 321 Baptist"street. ~ Tho little hostess, Clara E. IDougJfas, sang a sOlo. After a very nice program was rendered, the guests were served. The next meeting will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ligon on Gage St entertained by little daughter Miss Nettie Bell Ligon. L E E y y ' s FUNERAL HOM Undertaking' And Embalr ?SLOGAN? LOWER PRICE! AMBULANCE SERVH MAs Near A? Your Nearest P , 1831 TAYLOR ST. COLU! Pfione 9276 I. S. Leevy, i ... v HOLLY HILL NEWS The Holly Hill girls' basketball team played, a very interesting game "with the Lincoln High of Sumter on the Holly Illil Campus on the 28th of Feb. It was surely a thrilling moment when the scores ran tye, tye, but in the last quarter Lincoln gained on us, closing the game with 28-17 in favor of Lincoln. Both teams played well. Several of the mem bers of Lincoln'? faculty and a few citizens of Sumter accomnan ie<l the team. They were highly pleased with the entertainmnct they received. On th^t even the high school boys and girls entertained their guests in the school auditorium with music and a delicious repast. On the 26th of -February Mr. 1). E. Dicks and Misses A. B. Pickett, Vertelle Fair and Mi A. Wilburn motored to Columbia to hear 1 Jimmie Lunciford'fc Orchestra. ^They report a very pleasant trip. Little Marie Townsend, a student. of the P.- C. Lisbon has been indisposed for several days with -the?fhn hhrr?classmates?anjh friends wish her a speedy recov V4 J I'oem by Third (Irade Language Little bird, little bird, won't yof come over and play For old winter is almost: gone and you'll soon be lie re to stay 1 felt' sorry for you when snow was on the ground, For 1 knew all the birds would be Florida bound. Where the sun is always shit) in a. and you nevVr see snow 1 hated to. see-you leave, but moth ~er nature had it so, But the butte^siup, lillics and daisies are all in full bloom They are telling you little bird . thai spring will he" iiere soon. We ar? glad to see you baek, anu I hope you.'ll siav We hope you'll never again have to go away, Without your beautiful songs, this world would be_sad, rt would piake boys and girls feel very, very bad. So open your mouth and sinir a Composed by third grade. Feb28, IMC, during their language lesson about birds. A. B. Pickett, teacher. FAREWKLL and welcome The winter was so lung and bare. The songs ol" birds we could nut hear, But soon will come silt ing with its beautiful flowers. It's warm wind and gentle showers. i Farewell to winter, the . echoes ring ??. .-.t . ,? We come to spring glad hearts stng? Farewell to the bare trees, We Welcome the gentle breeze. Although the spring isn't here, We feel it's presence very near, The sun is shining bright and clea r, The birds very soon, we'll begin to hear. Farewell to winter, farewell to you We welcome you, spring we <10, 4tii grade and teacher, Miss Annie Mae Jones. ..Lively Hill Baptist Church Sunday was a real spring day and I think most people here took advantage of the ideal da? by attending church souk- where. A large?crowd, attended service at the Lovely Hill Baptist Church rail day. The pastor, Rev. Hooks preached a soul stirring sermon from St. Matthew 1st chapter and 21st verse, subject "Thou shall call His name'Jesus; for if Is He that saves his people from sin." The sermon was very intellectual and inspiring. Quite a few visitors were present during the morning | devotions. - Among them were: | I'rof. Edwards, Mr. J. Montgomj cry, .ift s. E. Bush, Mrs. M. Edj wards, Mrs. Huett, Mrsr-C-iwn and j .Mr. A. Williams, all members of 1 Bethel A. M. 10. t'hurch. Also I Mrs. E. Nix and Miss L. Anderson, teachers here. We welcome | you at any time, come again. We | are always glad to have your presJ enco. ^Mlrutsrv--r?+(rht th.. nnU ni'oonk I ed another soul stirring to a packed house taken from the fifth i chapter of Isaiah and the latter clause of the sixth verse, su'ject, "Cloudy but no rain." Every .heart was made to burn while he [ preached. The members of Love! ly Hill are proud of their pastoi ! and are going to cooperate with j with him spiritually and financiaally. The collection for today was $10.51. Hio. K.Morant was ordained as a deacon Sunday night. The choir rendered splendid music all day. Several members are subscribing for the Leader: Messrs F. fkrinr" Jr. E, HoHback, M.- Rushe. F. Morant, C. Rrown, Rev. Brad ley, .Mrs. Mary Myers and Mrs. Carrie Jenkins. There will be [jtighi / | thf & t a1 I ov ABB& 14 * * rv fee ^ .r HphTAUS^^ % NOTE: Your question anawc X a clipping of this column is cncfa X reply, send a quarter (26c) aac Y velope.. for my New Antrology X mail free advice on three (I) q > mrthdate, and correct sridrs? t X to ABBE WALLACE, can ?f T] Assembly Street, Columbia. Son expanding my place of business and I dont want to make a mistake. Please ^inform me what yoU think is best. Ans. Your business has reached the scale where you must have more SPACE and it would pay to rent the whdle UPSTAIKS to youi present location. This is a good sea son of the year to make improvements and better your business. ***** . R G. G..s;b it wise for me to keep company with the party that I have in mind? Ans.: I don't think so?Althot this nnrtv ic ? littln r?RI inATrn ?M M I.MHV 1 1-.LV to you, you should not think of try ing to force, yourself on her. .. * * ? S. T.?Will I ever1 be able to get the job that I have wanted for such a long time_, An6.:?It is my opinion that you will be fortunate enough to get the iREI) CAP JOB sometime this year at the Bus station. You will find this work to be very interesting and you will make a. good wcelt's pay also. It will probably be summer before you go on this job . / * * ~~ M. V. T.?Will my doctor help my condition? 1 Ans.: Yes?and it seems -to me tha t he has your STOMACH TROUBLE under complete control. Of course you will have .to be very careful and follow his instruction if you desire a complete cure. M. W.?Tell me how long will I live here and what will become of me? ' Ans.: You will continue to live with your SISTER jusi as long as you care to.? She will see to it that you are taken care of if you more" subscribers next week. Mrs. Louise Martin, a member >f Lovely IIill Church, died last Thursday and her body wastaken home, Allendale, Sunday, .for burial. WATERLOO NEWS The .church going1 people were haDnv to meet, again on a beautiful Easter morning and too after learning of the great rain storms and .tornadoes, the numbers of persons that were carried into the judgement, we all felt very grateful that we were not victims also. The Laurel Hill Sunday school .opened at 10:30 by the..Supt. Jas. Campbell. The lesson was beautifully taught by all the teachers. There was a large crowd out today. After the Sunday school adjourned we went out to Cood Hope church of which Rev. Wilson is pastor. He iwas on the job with a well prepared .sermon, Text: Rev. 19:16 And h/e hath on hi9 vesture and on his thigh a name "written, king of kings. The speaker brought out many interesting facts about Easter and the Cru oifi vinn PnllonliAn *11 H fifl ' At 8:00 P. M. We went out to Symnas A, M. E. church to the Easter program which was conducted by Misses Sunnie Parker and Eliza Hill. The pastor was present and gave some timely remarks. The program was fine. Mrs. Iola Gambell of Prinston, brother and family, Mr. Alex Beeks. A large number of .the larmers attended a farmers' meeting held at I>aurens in the court house last Saturday. ? The?farmer^^are hoping for the sun to shind drf for awhile as they have not been, able to do anything in farming yet. Mr. Willie Golden's son, Garfield is doing fine at the Brewer hospital after an operation for appendix. Mrs. M. Ella Cunningham is much improved after a -brief illness. The club will moe.t at the home of Mrs. Maggie Fuller's Thursday, - -April-16, at 3:00 P. M. MrS.'Estelle Anthony of Center Point school will have her closing April 14, at the Symnan A. M. E. cnurcn.. LAURENS NEWS Miss Margaret Chirp of Columbia, S.-G-., Miss Annie Mae Steen of Spartanburg, S. C. were the dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ancfrew Fuller Sunday evening at the resident of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shelton, 212 Williams St., M?iss Ella Duckeft was able to be out Sunday after being ill for a period of two weeks, she was a dinner guest of Mrs. Shelton. Mr. Thomas Shelton, Jr. was able to bo out Sunday after being ill for a period of four months. His many friends of Allen university will be glad to know that he i, better and looking like the pic'.ore of health. I THE PALMETTO LEADER Mmc?6~;^.x-X~:-:-?:-:?*X~:-:-;~X~?> wad ia this paper ONLY when & ?ed ia year Utter. For private ? I a aelf-oddrtesad. stamped en- X iQMtkm*. Sign jour full nam*, X C all letters. Address all mail y RE PALMETTO LEADER. 1810 X tk CaroUaa. \continue to respect her as if she were your mother. + #*? A?-G.,M.?Do you. think I will make a successful nurse if I start taking this nurses course through mail? r?Ansrt?This course will'?prove very educational?but if you want to make nursing your profession | you should go Jn a HOSPITAL and take training. Actual expel*I ience is what a nurse needs and you can't get this through 'mall. * * ? * W. M. G.?I am planning to take a trip and 1 want you to p tell me if you think it is wise? Ans.: 1 don't think you should consider taking this trip with your FRIEND?if you do you can't possibly keep his respect. Let him that you two won't mean much to one another in future years. ' P. W. C.?In what particular line will I find the success _ and contentment that 1 so dearly crave? Ans.: You will find this in -_SINGlNCT only as this is yuut talent and it is the only thing that you get any pleasure out of doing. I.t seems to me that'yog will win some kind of prize and be given an opportunity to develop your talent. ***** L. C. B.?Please tell me if. I should carry this insurance -?or drop it?.?1 am undecided. Ans.: Just as long as. you are able to pay the premiums you should not think of dropping your HEALTH AND ACCIDENT POLICY. This is one of the very best policies for people of moderate means. < , LAST JOTS OF THE FI.M.LY HIGH BASKETEERS By Timothy J. Johnson Chester, April 13?The Finley High Basketeers played on*-* pf the toughest scheduled it has ever played. -This season the. girls won 6 out of 8 games played; one being to that fast team from Jenkinsviiie, r>. C., thc second one was lost in the?South Atlantic conference, to the strong Robert Small High six. Due to illness the team did not enter the State Con. test at Orangeburg, The team was under the wonderful brain work of Miss Woodard, a former S. C. State Star. Stars for the Ro^al blue were 14 adf<|rd, White, JoJies, Foster; and Bowser. The boy's played 12, won U. The game was coached by A. Harden from Benedict college.' Stars: Guest, "Crosby, Young and Richburgh. ' ? ? ? ANDERSON COUNTY TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION The Anderson County. Teachers' Association held its last meeting for the year at Reed Street High Sohool Saturday morning, /vpni iiin, at iu u ciwk. i ne groups met promptly under their leaders. The Primary Group under the leadership of Mrs. .Peek and Miss Wilson, was conducted by Miss Wilson. The first of the period was spent in tin- lead r thanking-?the?teachers?.for rnoperation so nicely with her during the year. Then she gave a little check up on the work covered during tho year. Number-work was the. discussion and all-entered into it heartily. -The teaching, of Combinations were discussed and demonstrated. The following paints were outlined: 1st Teaching the combinations; 2nd Use of objects; 3rd Problems;' 1th Tost; 5th Recording Results. The Intermediate Group didn't function. The High" School Group under th; leadership of Prof. Gallman and Mrs .Perry was nicely attended. The first part of the period Prof. Gallman gave^a few remarks and called for the report of the High School Group of the State Teachers' Association. This report was given bv Mrs. Marion, as she was appointed by this group to report on .same. Prof. Outright discussed very ably "Correlating Citizenship in the High School Subjects." The assembly period began promptly at lT tTcTock with the President, Prof. S. ( C. Perry presiding? After a brief devotions, the minutes of the last meeting were read and approved, gates. The treasurer report was Prof. ~B. W. Gallman gave a full report of the House of Deleincmiraging and showed a balance of $51.93' The President gave some brief remarks after whidh the house was opened fo rthe election of officers for the next year which resulted as follows: Pres., Prof. S. C. Perry; Vice Pres., Prof. Bj W. Gallman; Sec., M/rs. Rena Clark; Asst. See., Mrs. Lula Shamlcy; Treas., Mrs. \V. I. Peek; Reporber, Mrs. M. V. Marion. j Rev. A. M. Daniels closed the |-?ucceBsful year fervent prayer. IIKAINKKI) INSTITl'TK NKWs! 'By Kuth L. Ilowt'll liar, j The Annual Troliininary ('.on-., tost ul the .'Jrd year FuTFii >1 class took place in the Martha, tweed chapel Monday and Thurs imj wuillilK?t /A IJ I'll ?> ami I, With | Mr. B. -II. Walker officiating | Every oration was rich, in thots and expressed in the best diction. Brainerd was proyd of th<; Juniors. The eitfht persons' who won and will appear on the final contest during the commencejnent season are: Sara \l. Ayers, Salome B Spann, Mabel L. Hill, Marshall >L. Hill, Mabel D. Boykin, Fannie M.Jackson, Nannie lb Davis, and Bhilip Belton. .. Wednesday evenimr, April K many friends and patrons witnessed the Annual Young. PeopU% Banquet that was held in the Institute dinjng hall. The evening was one of enjoyment. The simplicity of denotations and cost tumes helped to make?school life more appreciative for all concerned. ?Friday morning. A./iidl in. rTTtT" Fourth and Fifth grades ga\e a very satisfactory review of the Shorter Catechism questions. Wo trust that these little children will continue lu?treasure. _ -this v-aluo.. nine DOOK. " At the usual chapel exercises Prosident L. S. linns u read the "Honor Hull" for t^i>' month of March. We trust, that moiv than (1G) will bt. fortunate'to make the (Trade for April. Religious Activities "Suiulay .morning at.nVlm k teachers-arid students who spud Easter on the. campus assembled in the dining hall wheiv.they mad*, an extensive study of the Sale bath School lesson,"JcsuS Triumphs Over Death." Tli^. lesson was concluddl by tin- use of Biblical gems "in * which the wo.r<l beauty, beauteous or?beautiful was found. At eleven o'clock' Sunday morning . teachers and students worshiped at the Carmel Presbyterian church, with the members and friends. Rev. J. W. Manoiiey delivered an interesting sermon from Duke 24:0. His .Theme, was "Christ Conquest of. Death." ?: At five o'clock the Brainerd group re-assembled in the dining .Tall where an exTetisfvy study I was made of . the Christian Kn, deavor topic, "Immortality." We are very glad to be able to parI ticipate ih these exercises which j go. to make us prepared men and vv uiuciii. Commencement Exercises Brainerd Institute Fridayt May 22~, X p. in.'?t Cr. anunur Grades and Kindergarten Rivgram. I Sunday, May -I. 1 p. nv ? Baccalaureate Servio s, Annual Si r- " Bannister,- I'luisler,. [ S. I "Monday, May 2.r>, 10 a. 111. Class Day T.xcrciisc, High School Graduating < lass. I Monday, May 2">, S p. in. Junior 1'ri/'.. Contest. | Tuesday, .May 20, '! ]?. . in.-? . Class Exercises, Sophomore Colli K Class. Tuusday,, May 20, S p. m. ^ Alumni Annual Bampiet; Atty. WL . 1.?Blake, Class t f l'.'U2. Wash- _ ( inn ton, D. ( '., guest speaker. ' Wednesday, May 27, It) a. in.? Graduating Kxvrcises ~(a) Salutatory & Valedictory A !dress by Representatives of the Hi. School I Graduating Class; (b) Annual Address. to Graduating ("lasses band School, the' lion. .Captain John Kdgar. Sinit h A. B., .'Washington, D. C. Wednesday, .May 27, 2:.'!(> p. m Alumni Busir.ess Meeting,. The public is cordially invited to attend all of these exercises.. | ? OCONKF- COIVIY 1 I iKACHKKS M l-.l. l ' I Saturday. April 1. masked tincm! of a most succ sC'ul year of the Oj-iim-i- County 1 .-m-hcrs' A.-sociation which met at the Oconee County Training School with the trusters from the v.arious schools present. Afiter, the. departmental; meetings, we re-assembled in the Auditorium and hear ! the report of Mr. Allun Code who was our delegate to the Palmetto State Teachers' As-social iV.n. Mr? Code gave a full and interesting report. After which tip. President. Mr. G. H. Washington presented th. guest speakers. Mr. .1. H. Pelton, State agent of. Negro Schools . in S. C. who made a very informational address. Followed by "Mrs. A life Webb A uile r.snn . who , made an interesting talk. Sinci Saturday was election day the re. ports from the different groups ^ Gl't' OlfiitU'J ami1 we-went- into elcolion. The following officers ivero electe:: Prof. G. 11. Washington, President; Mrs. Allen Code A Yiee""Preside:.t; Mrs. Carrie Afthur, See.; Mrs. .Tunel.lc Jen'IfhtST* Avsis t ant- ?Clara Mae Grant, Troas.; Rev. Thonvpsan, (Jhaplain; Mrs, Anderson installed the officers. Mrs. Washington who has bpen Pres. of the Association fol- the last three years has mad. it one of mo ou;sianuiny in me state. Since his administration the enrollment has increased m o r e tiian seventy-five per cent. Departmental have bit-n well organized for each group. The ooirfrty registernt one hundred pefCent at The Palmetto State Teachers this year for the first time in tihe history of the Association. i Watch the advancement of Oconee County Teachers' Associa- j tion under the guidance of its competent officers. I . ! EBENEZER A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. E. B. Mack, Pastor S. S. was opened in * due fortrT* by the Supt. All teachers were at" tlr ir post of duty.'~The "lesson was wonderfully discussed by the 1 moml>ers of the school. A wv&- ! derful crowd attended bof.h, Church and S. S. After Sunday : school, morning service was had. 1 Rev, .\lack preached a' Wonderful! sermon; his text was 1st Cor. 16th ! chapter and 17th- verse, subject i "Tl... o -A . . jwtiui aiTiion <jZ Christ.' j Sunday night Easter program was had; the church was packed and j the program was sphmdid. Sunday afternoon the L'slhers Boarc I met at the home of Mis& Flossie | .Mae Ford. They all report ol having a pleasant evening. Board 1 No. 1 mert at the home of Mrs.. A \ L. White; they also, report of having a pleasant evening. J. L. Calhoun?Reporter ? -?? .? ? (vXl'KWAV CIRCVIT L. IT (Tarnhie. Pastor Sunday was a high day on-the above nanml crrc^ilt. 1 he church. " goers were?erhridus to attend services, on account of so many rainy Sundays then too, this being Easter. The morning worship began at lOjUO _AJV1. ~with Supt. Frank . -Frawrence and teachers?at' theii " posts of duty. 11:30 the pastoi delivered the Faster message which. wa,jj acclaimed a master-piece and njoyed by a. large . auditnee. The regular Faster exercises were held at St. Mary A, M. E.I church, Jehovah AM. K.?church at 1:00 P.M. and St. Philip A. M | ctHjjvh_at * I'M. Each church ~ mack* .excellent shoyvtnp and much praise is due t<? the community taking under' consideration the high water in the vicinity. We were graced with the presence of mauy visitors, anions them l Misses' Rachel Lawrence, Julia L Jones and Aynes V. Williams j - graded school, Hemmingway, hi. ! ('. The pastor and family were the | dinner, quests of Rev. and Mrs ! Frank Lawrence. Many of oui I members are. on .the sick list. We vray for. them a speedy, recovery. The motto of this circuit is: "Let's Full Together". ^ 9 ^ - SHILOH A.M.E. CHURCH lte\. ]'. H. Weathers. Pastor Prosperity, S. C., April. 12?. Sunday was an excellent day of worship at Shiloh. Services as us lial began 1U;JO o'clock with Sun- " day school superintendent and teachers at their various "offices. The. lesson was indeed enjoyable. Easter favored Shiloh with a considerable number out. igh noon set-' vices began at the regular hour, At 12:15"the Pastor, Rev. T. H \r * i?. * ? *' " earners ascenuea mt rostrum. The scripture was read St. Matt. text from St.- Matt. 28:10. ?-The subject was "The Resurrection of Jesus Christ, He responded with the faith. At <5:45 o'clock -League servic es began. The discussion was inft listing to "everyone. At 8:31o'clock an Easter program began Everyone.. present was interestec and enjotye,d the-vrogranr. The Prosperity Undertaking C-u4-ajinounces that they are at yout service and willing, triad and abk to serve you anytime. The barber shop of Rev. V. C j Wallace i.s open on Saturdays.j Come around and get that vouj] 1 i k e. WALTERBORO NHWS I Miss Maitha P. Wright, super-, visor for Lexington county attend-j ed the meeting of the supervisors! at Orangeburg last week-end and; spent the week-end hero with hel-j atives and friends. Mrs, Thelma Qdom supervisor! for Colleton county returned home, after attending the supervisors! meeting. Mrs*. (lussie Goudelock is inkproved at this writing." Mrs. Rosalee Green is very ill.] Rev. and Mrs, J. M. Miller at tended the Presbytery at Char-: i.estun as did Prof. U. I.. Brewer. Professo7~TTairi;Tev of State college was guest of Mr. and Mrs. Brewer while visiting here. Easter was celebrated here with; IMPROVE! . ?l Greenville , EFFECTIVE MOM) -A LONG FELT NEE I.eaVe Charleston 9:00 / ' l/Oave S* Geofge 10:14 J l.eave Bra..rhville 10:42 j Leave Orangeburg 11:12 l eave St. Matthews 11:33 leave. COLUMBIA 12:4.r> Leave Union 2:28 Arrive Spartanburg 3:25 Leave Spartanburg 3:30 Arrive Greenville 4:25 f Arrive Calhoun .-- 5:19 Arrive Atlanta 8:10 No 2d stops at all statio MODERN COACHES. THE LI NOW IN Consult Ti W. E. McOEE, A. I Southern R -Ti - Pago 3 cantatas, programs and seunions at Rock of Ages, Aim Well, Pics- i byterian. M. K. ami A. M. K. ehuiVhu*. Miss Alary. Wrifrht. Piof. Blower, Miss Ada Osborn.? Mesdames Rebecca Brooks. -Holer . Williams and DaTsy Lastei a7c*f complimented for tin ir work n preparing these programs.The Pulpit Aid of St. Petermet at the home of Mrs. Lauretta Summers. The Missionary Ciich met at the home of Mrs. Mary Spender. ? Mrs. Florie Maree left for Char leston to be with hi"- husband at Faster., She will return .-won. . 'v? m mi _ -T'* (") ' union m:\ns Mr. Anderson Booker, Jr. was the Week-end yues-.. of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. "Anderson Hunkers, Sr. Wfile the:e \\v was entertained highly as Kas'ter Monday Was his twenty-first' birthday. I v ? N otice "White In ,1luTi ad Bool.et r1 Southern hi Kooin. Hoard and . Meats- Hour-, l'ay aTTi .% y i.i and at your service. L'l ^Waliave St.., Union, S". C. Mr. Albert Bonnette-.of \ iiei: i:i is visjitini? home for the 'Kas'.er. holidays. arid on his wav back He will be accompanied- -with. fris .yiH ? Mrs. Catherine I., Boiifiette, t:.-. daughter of Mr. and M's. Anderson Booker, Sr. 6TU"nion, S. C^.7 Miss'Kva I'. <iaftier entertained ,a bridge party Friday evening. Tin-' gueatt were Misses Vivian M H 'ok er Lehora Sitns, .\lr>-; Mnhts'lV:;-!? ham BlackweU. Messrs Wiiiiatn 1'. Hawkins .Mo'i nan??at-?-t-s ? ??: er's. Deliirhtfiil sandw i'ele.s were served. The eveirifj wa> chjoyl-d. . with radio music. . " Kick list Mr.s. K, H? i Mr-. Rosa JJawki.'is,- Improving .list:. -' ' M's. Rostr?te?Win bash, Mrs. Blanch Jeter,. Mr. Tern Nonhan ;?tfrmttrravd u'n t?)? ?f-??? David G. Ellison General Insurance Honest and efficient atten- . tion given to all business placed with pi#; PHONE 5717 ' ? 1 mgf&r "Fit as a Fiddle" ? no constipation That clean, fresh, Joyous feeling fairly bubbles out In all he does. But how he drags along when out of fix from constipation! Don't let constipation get you ...? down! Remember to take BlackDraught when you need a laxative. It has proved so good for prompt, refreshing relief from constipation that thousands of men and women" rely on it for that purpose. If constipation has upset you, a few doses of BlackDraught should help to straighten., you out. Try it, today! In 26-cent packages, at drug /* stores. BLACK-DRAUGHT purely vegetable Laxative ) SERVICE o? -3?" \nd Atlanta ? AY, JAM AKY 13 D NOW PROVIDED i. M. "Carolina Special1' V. M. "Carolina Special" \. Si. "Carolina Special*^ A. M. "Carolina Special" A. M. "Carolina Special" I'. M. "Carolina Special" 1*. M. "Carolina Special" P. M. "Carolina Special" P. M. Train No. 29 k. M. Train No. 29 P. M. Train No. 29 P. M. C. T. Train No. 29 na Greenville to Atlanta. wtct w \ TUC IV uictouv L/ Tf liO I 1% .? I I JO II Ik? 1 \/U I EFFECT rLi>? Agpnta G. P. A., Columbia y'l. System