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K> Papc 6 rJc?Jyi All news for The Junior Pact h must be in the office no later than p ruesday afternoon of each week Many letters are received too late for publication. "BILL^ t * > Boys And Girls | WANTED To Earn Money In Spare Time Here's an opportunity for ambitioua boys and girls to make money- every weefc^~Htt? year?j long, by simply working in spare time in your own neighborhood. No money,-m? experience , ... needed^_We supply everything. Many boys and girls are now happy, making their own spending money. All you have to do to join them is to write to the address below j and ask for full detail*. Wrfif?s to: , fn-"* CIRCULATION M AN At.LIt ( THE PALM El TO LEADER - 1310 Assembly St., Columbia, S.C " / > : 1 ?: nP / I t |) \ll UDl.Dw inn s>r v i. < n pear Bill: ; ," Please fell luo wluiti.n earth ha happened to u.ut -dub inomlnm; 1 ? think it is a shame they will no use thf opportunity- that has beei given to the'm. Only one letter oj the Junior parte, lawt week, ("lul members please .let .us do better or there will lA? no Junior Parte ii the "Leader" for us,"W ell, oili M twuLdosed last F'ri . day and we had a b?'ve!y tun,.crowd was out to witness the pro gram.?Thev :ii,t it no-; the lies' we ever had. 1 received.a priZi for 'perfect.' attendance, also, my .little sister and ,niy two brothel's1 * I shall try ?to ne.ve- jniss. a . ?)ay from school. We had a goo,j Sun-; ' day school as usiiaU-. We' also ha> meeting at vxv-' church three tvitclast week conduce d by Rev. Mrs Minnie Arvin from Philadelphia Each night w i- had a -packed. house and the set vices were enjyye.d by all. The collection^ were good ;t| ?t SO- I shall be very ! ::yv thi* wool as nty mother will be in Orange, burg attending the State County Council of Farm. Women, of which she is the pr?.sjd nt. I .will havt to feed .the baby1?chicks and hel| take care, of ' the house': will lot you -know how' Well I made our next week. So long Pill. C MAIICARFT W R1CI IT. i < i ??ENJOYi:i> I:\stim; AT ? .MYHTEE BEACH. S. C. Dear liill: How are ymi ami all the members pottinp alor.tr.-, JJi.ll 1" speiv Easter at Myrtle Beach. i had ? . ' nice time an,l al> > ? njojvd my sell --vary much. 1 am sending in?>m< questions: 1. When did I're.-ident Wilsot asked Cobjffess for" authority t( -employ- armed ? 2. When i\a.? the Battle of Sa; Jacinto? 3. When wa- the xWar. with Spain ? 4. W-hat year and < i ato wa> Steven Dputrlas born? 5t When did'Spain declare Wai apainst the I'nited States? Answers: 1. April 2d . 2. April 21 3. Aprjl 22 4. April '23 5. April 2 1 Yours trulvf TllOMASENA PACK ~ \ 1L I. V * ??.? iwnr,.! VilV.\I?l.l> SI HOOI, | The P. T. A. ot* Aiken.gradedj pfichool sponsored a program, last. ' Tuesday evening, in. tin- auditor.-' ium. It was largely attended and enjoyed by many." The Supervisor of the recreation "center gave an egg hunt for the community. This furnished much enjoyment not only for .the community "rut. lor >; : r ni >' ol SVho field institute and Aiken gradeu school. Miss A. Williams, who is an i instructor in Wavorly school, Columbia, S. ( ., was the guest of Prof, and Mrs. Zack Townsend last week. r WAEHALI.A HKiH NEWS v ' The Walhalla high school closed ( few days agoAvith one of the most successful years of its lii?*tory. 1 fi'. Th?>n'ii>-'oj'."iias1ior of the' St. James M. E. Church, Seneca, ? S. C. preached tire [commencement sermon. The sermon was a masterpiece. Eve.^ one present got many new .thoughts and ideas. S , On Monday night the primary and grammar grades jointly pro.. sented an interesting program. r-rr Tuesday night; Mr. R. E. d-'inlev. principal?erf?the?(JC6nee County Training school, Seneca, delivered the address to the graduating class. He stressed very beautifully ry, the purpose and value of EduI During the school year the folI lowing improvements were made] in the scb-r.ol: Orading.^Fer racing j and topsoiling the yard, screening ; If'- windows* painting the building in- ' E Bide and out installing water fountains, purchasing chairs, cook r stove, letter file, a dictionary, a SThe RkFA^}^T w f F K l.y BILL CARTER, Editor APPLICATl \t t , DATE _ ? ADDRESS - | CITY ?l~ \'k BIRTHDAY ..... i GRADE S 'iOOI i x \i\ Fill out trris coupon and mail i A stamped envelope to The Palnn ? PUTT'As^Frrrb 1 y St.,-Columbia, S. !?! the roll book, and you will receivi volume of encyclopaedia and a -nxrmber- ~ of - ether ? -standardized books approximately one thousand dollars was spent on this project counting: the P. W. A. project, the work of the community and the work of the school. The faculty has been highly com mended on its work during last svlvool ycar and .they are" looking forward to a bigger and better . h. o.I dm iug J.OdO-37. WILKSDURY NEWS Wv tlie women?of?-the Home H is;-ionm v Society of Pilgrim Baptist church Wilkesburjj S. C. >) t at tin- home of 'Mr'.s.i Si at. tie J. binders. Thursday, April Id, 1936. fho mooting was called to ordei by. thp President, Mrs. Beatrici 1 rogory also singing, led by the President "Savior visit thou plan-: at ion. . " Alter thy devotional we then, istened tjo a short interesting program as? follows: The subjt'Tt' of >ur lessoif was "Some Mistakes' ?A-y?M'aky whit h was?read?byMrs. Mary C. Pender grass; reP mded by Mrs. Eva Geiter. Ileci'o.lioll In liule Miss Arnifs?. San h rs. A. talk by Mrs. Mattie J. ^antlers. Hum the meeting was tui*ried - ? r ijito -t-fjc hands of the President, ^ We went--into the business art of our meeting. ^ the ) 11 -was-callo;}- t-aeh mem? vr of tihe society-responded briefy .with a scripture verse. <VV -Visitors were'Mrs. Pearl mith and Mrs. Sallie Fair. M,< *-n. . ... . . iiuvu a 4HW ii\ir\ v!:;iii'wa- t*:ij?>y d by all. Slip al> gave us some good advice, then ho hostess served cake, lemonade naiiut butter and crackers. A f t or ward we adjourned to f .> et at the home of Mrs. Mattie ./.oxliiy.. * .Mr, Preston Sanders was burnd to i.kath at?his home Saturday i;,'ht, April ItS. rtTKi:si;i UY nkws Presiding Elder Jennings held . is 2nd quarterly conference, Sunay. He ptuach d a soul stirrim-'crino.n, which was enjoyed by all. R? v. Boyd and Rev. Hood were deasant' callers in St. Paul also, !i Sunday. The many friends of Mrs. Franis Holmes ate glad to. have her? io:; o "from Washington, I). C. but dTry of !r i7 illness. Mcsda-nves Bertha Robinson and tor'agiie of Ware Shoals, S. C. tor<- callers in the hopie of 1 Mr . md Mrs. S. W. Robinson Friday vetting. The fl ien is of Messrs. Grady [ lines, Alfred and Landon Moore ifr. glad to ha\e them to return . .omo after spending the winter tt " The Sunny Southl'Y Mr. and Mi;. J). R. CurmtthiW^Wv? 11 ami Henrietta Robinson spent day in Greenville, S. C. They ported a lovely trip. | Kv< ryhodv seem elated over the |.lovely- sunshine weather, and are a king advantage of it. The Athletic Club"from Brewer Normal had a -Silver Tea given n the home of .Miss Eugenia M. Solines. which was enjoyed by all, .Sunday evening. We are very sorry that we are still having a great deal of sickness. Others on list are Mrs. Annie Starks and V. Goggins and Miss Rosetta Nash and Mr, Samuel Goggins. The friends of Mr. John Brockman of Greenville, S. C. regret Kvery much to hear of his illness. ZION COLORED SCHOOL Mullins, S. C.?The Zion school ir.der the leadership of Mr. Jacob Smith, principal; Mrs. Hattie God| hold, J\Iis; ouri Reaves "PcteTTo | Pago and N'esby Armstrong has just "finish.'d a very successful school term. Tire community has tried very ha d to cooperate with the faculty in putting over a good program. - a hit of - improvement has been done around the building. Sfrnrr-Tigoi s have won quitq a few games during the scholastic year. Among the players were Bert Page, /'rank Kennedy, Alton Pago, Simmon Leggett, Marcello per, F.ddy Moody, B. F. Lewjs. ^?bstt+rTT^ST~AT"ttrTRnberfs7 Jessie Peterson, Clyde Moody. Mr. Smith is very busy getting his N. F. S, C. boys ready for the judging contest which wil be held in Bennettsville, S. C., April 24. We have a former student, Miss Lucile Davis who is librarian for f the schooj. She has proved to be very smart and energetic along all lines. I am. sure the people of Kion will be proud that it was made possible for them to secure books the year round through the librarian. rj * , . ??* ?? ? TF ' " , :afcr | ION BLANK ;f 193 .... 'I STATE A ?J AGE ------ :[ t together with a self addressed etto Leader, Bill Carver's Club, ?S e a membership card and button. X BETTIS ACADEMY NEWS '..By Emma Morse Prof. C. Albert Rubens was the commencement speaker at the Branchville public school, Prof. Robert Asl |.y, principal last | Monday evening*.? He- was accompanied to Branchville by Mr. Malachi Benjamin! The melodrama. "Followed by Fate," will be presented at Walker Baptist Institute, Augusta, GaM on the evening of April 29 by members of our third high class, under the direction of Prof. Rubens. . ' : -- "J: Miss Lela Lewis of Aiken was the guest of Miss Thelma Vanderhorst during the week-end. Misses"Beatrice and Jusie Brown und Miss Callie Hatcher, seniors, gave a successful rally party at the homesof Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson 'ast Monday evennig. Our team played the opening -baseball game of the season here Friday with Brewer High school " am Greenwood. The score was 13-7 in favor of Bettis. They " plan to play in... Greenwood on Aprih 27th. ' . Among the . Sunday visitors to Bettis were Messrs F. McKenzie, Langley and* Slutie, Charleston^ Geo. Simpkins, Saul Johnson, Walker, and Williams, State College, Orangeburg; and A. C. Bennett,_AugustaJ Lie. W. H. Hightower, preached an interesting and inspiring sermon here Sunday morning. That evening Lie. Walter Key favored . us with an arousing sermon. Last Friday we had as guests for-dinner a.large group of the members ol the junior and senioi classes of St. Albans school Simpsonville. They were accompanied by Prin. and Mrs. Dendy, Messrs Tawkins and Kelits (white) truss tees of the school district and two young white men. AH of the group seemingly, enjoyed the visit here very much. * We wi r<j pleased to havo them visit us. Mr. Robert Ashley, Jr. was- the ?uest of Mrs. Emma Atkinson Thursday evening, having come up from his duties as principal and .eacher of agriculture at Branchville. Mr. McCain of our faculty Misses Gertrude Atkinson, Shineda Simpkins, Martha McCain and Ophelia McKie and Mr. Joe Arthur Hayos worshiped at Macedonia church . Sunday. Messrs. McCain and Hayes took active parts in the services.President Nicholson, the Blasseng&hs, Mrs. ,Collins, Misses Rev. Holmgsj AHie \Moseley, Bertha Moore* and rSancy* "^Camhtrn;Messrs. Willie Lewis, C. H. Whittemore, Jerry Perry, Willie WatI son, Gonzales Moore and Zack j Simmons worshiped at Pleasant Grpve church, Edgefield, Sunday. Annual ltally uur .-vnnuai nany was held F riday, April 17, at which time We realized $1,1111.00 for the benefit of oar school. We are hoping that additional funds will come in later. Mesdames Jones and Murray, Jeanos teacher 9f Aiken and Edgefield, counties, * respectively made interesting talks, also Revs. I J. W. Blocker and F. A. Weaver. ! A number of the trustees and friends of the school-were present. We shall send a full report of the occasion next we>ek. 1 HEMMING WAY NEWS I ? i Chavis Chapel A. M. E. Church Rev. I*. M. Knox, Pastor April 19, 1930 Sunday school opened at its usual hour with the Supt., Mr. W. L. Lee at his post of duty, 'the lesson was well diseussed. Suit day was sncfr^r beautiful day it brought many of our Sunday school pupils out, as well as the older ones. We hope this spirit will keep up in Chavis Chapel Sunday school throughout this year. ?-?- ? , other church, Hopewell A. M. E. in the morning. ~At P. M. he was at Chavis Chapel. The people of 'Chavis chapel are hard &t work getting their Educational assessment up so when confprnrtco pastnr will hp l-enijy tn answer to his name. Mr. NY Hi Brown was ttie dinner guest of Mr. M. K.-Gordon Sunday. / We are, sorry to hear about the death 6f Mrs. Genette Scott, the j wife of Rev. J. C. Scott. She leave to mourn her death, a husband and nine children. One Sister, Mrs. I Kessie McCutcheon of Nesmith, S. C.; thijee Brothers, Rev. R* A; i Brown hf Kingstrce, S. C.; Richard Allen Brown of Hemming, S. ! C.; Thomas Brown of Trenton, N. J. We hope and trust that this loss was heaven's gain. if siSiir i fciiiinifciarin ifr iiirtnr iiv IE PALMETTO LEADER WINNSBORO NEWS Easter coolness came to the people here a week late this year for which they were glad. Frost Saturday and Sunday morning bespoke early spring. . s ; Another one of our citizens gets seat on Juror Stand, Mr. O. E. Manigault, prominent business man of our town for more than 25 years went to Spartanburg 111 a t ?? !?*? ?? ??* |(wv mviiuaj wv oc? v f ull *j ul j iii the Federal Courts. Rev. D. C. Clark of Spartanburg conducted a two weeks' revival meeting for Rev. E. J. Gallman at Pilgrim Baptist church of this town closing la?t Friday night. Onco ag&in wa^ this town stirred Rev. Clark is really a gospel minister who demands a hearing. His preaching is the talk of the town. As a result of the meeting 14 persons confessed saving faith in Christ. Messrs Herbert McDowell, W. A. -Ross, Jr. Robert Barber arc among the week-end visitqrs here last Saturday and Sunday to the delight of their parents. They ari doing fine as they report. Mrs. J. M. Beatty accompanied her husband to his lower church at Ridgeway last Sunday. She reported a profitable and enjoyable trip. ' Mr. and: Mrsr- Sr^A-.- Moore were unanimously elected last Sunday to rcrpresent Wayman A. M. b church in the District Conference. Messrs. Tom Johnson and Rufus Greene are among-those; who. are on the sick list. We hope they will soon be at themselves aMr. James "Going, a formercitizen of this town, departed his life last Tuesday, 14th, at his home. He was funeralized the following Sunday at St. A M F. _Zkm rlmrrh ninij a large and sor rowing crowd. Funeral service? conducted by Rev. G.' M. Ulmcr. His daughter, Mrs. ~~Estelttv Crumblin of Spartanburg, Messrs. Caisoh ana Masion Goilis, Rev. Carson Beaver, Mrs. Jumima Hopkins, Rev. John Kollingsworth and family all from Washington, I). C. were down to witness thc funeral services. Wp SvmniltlliVo U'itti tKn rea'ved. Miss E. R. Clinkscales has. been at the -bedside Of her mother who underwent an operation last week. We very much sympathize with Miss Clinkscales in the illness of her mother and wish that she may soon be herself again. M iss Clinkscales is a member of I our faculty here and we misshei very much. Her home is at Suieea, S. C. Mr. Samuel Small, one of oui promising young men, left last Saturday for Conn. His presenci and services will be greatly miss ed.. We are glad to note that Mrs. 0. E. Manigault, Mrs. Sallie Johnson and Mrs. Sara Mcintosh" art out again after some weeks ill ness. ...... . Miss Mamie Mcintosh is at' home from Newberry where slulias been teaching. Mr. and Mrs. Tim Johnson and "Little Tim" of Chester spent Easter Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peay". Mr. Johnson lefi Monday, but- Mrs. Johnson and "Little Tim" spent the Easter week. Mr. Milliage Hall of Columbia and Philly, Pa. has been visiting his cousin, Levorett Peay for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Harmon, Mrs. Pearl Peay, Elease and Carrie Peay motored to Chester Sun day evening to carry Mrs. Lois. u,.? w * ? MISS ROSA REED. HOME ECONOMIC DHMONSTRAb llON WORK LALDEl) First Seven Weeks A Big Success By Eli J. Davis, Jr. Allendale, S. C.>?Miss Rosa Reed former Home Economics instructor at Kingstree and -civic workei has met with much success during her first seven weeks ort new posi .tion. Miss Reed was appointed recently as Home Demonstration Agent of Allendale county. Since her appointment she has taken an active part in.the community and the work done hy her is second to none in the state of South Carolina. . .. The work of Miss Rosa Reec here has been so outstanding that it brought to the eyes o fthe of-, ficial here the need of an assistant in this work. Mrs. Leona Bing of :the citly was appointed to aid in this great work. Throughout the coun.ty she has been successful in organizing 18 adult clubs and 5, 4-H clubs equally distributed nvw. With the aid of the National Youth Administration, she has been able to secure a number of students aid in carrying out her beautification projec.t. Under the beautification project much improvement can be realized. The entire lower section of Flat street has been completely remodeled with -flowers-trees and shrubbery similar to that of a bolevard. Jrees HTTd flowevs have been planted and arranged in all geometrical shape know to man. Not only has this street been improved but many other plots under the direction of Twelve Divisions of Work The actual work of Miss Rosa Reed is divided into twelve major divisions as prescribed under the department. The major project in elude organization of clubs, nutri tion, home furnishing, meat canning, child development, poultry, "better homes and gardens, health and canning, dairying, clothing. There are a number of minor project, demonstration anj outside activities carried on under the work. Th? work dope by tftU pio* r V-^r,| + J ' ..t f ___ i WATERLOO NEWS The Laurel Hill Baptist S. ! opened at 10:30 o'clock, Supt. Ja iCampbell was right on the jo ,A large number were in S. S., a t'ter the lesson study,"The yiewed by the pastor, Rev. S. I ay.,J- After which the churc Iks being pn hand, prayer sei Vice was opened immediately ar was real reviving. At the clos the pastor began his preachin service. He used for a text ti latter clause of Esther 4:10 "Ail UfU/x 1>n/v?.r/v?.L A 1 - . nuu nuvncwil v* UVTtllOi LIlUU ttl come to the kingdom for such time as this." The sermon wa full of spiritual food dwelling o our practical everyday life. Ev< ryone who heard him were r< vived. After w'hich a collection t $16.00 \vas taken. We went horr for dinner to return for cvenin service at 7:30. Mrs. Estelle Anthony of Centi Point had her school closing Tuei day and Friday nights which wa just grand. Mrs. Glaijys; C. Fuller is at horn from Washington, 1). C. with hi parents,-Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Fu Ier, Jr. * * . Miss Ida Mae Cunningham lei Saturday for Asheville, N. C. t visit her aunt. auauuc x/cunvtv jciv uunvict c'or Greenville to spend a whil >vith hel' sister. The farmers of this section, ai ?arlv t? the held alid late comin in which will soon tret the faru ->r? aniL gardeners in order an Seed in the ground. The members of I.aurel IIi church are planning to remod< On* vlnivrh ni rni as the ru-T. c arming is over. Mrs. Sallie Wilber and Evely Janipbell, Mr. G. M. Mills attend cd the Masonic District nieetin ast EriJay at Ghappel. . They rc I dbi't a grand session. ? 1 ?JOHNSTON NEWS Bethel C. M. E. Sunday schot convened at 3:.'10 p. nv. with Supl and teachers at their post of dutj A few remarks on the Lsson.wer given by Miss S.. O. Simpkin which were encouraging. Tho Happy Club held its regu 'ar meeting at Bethel C. M. F Church after Sunday school. Tfi little folks werj. glad to welconi little Edyt.h<* Mcintosh as' a visi tor. ' The Epworth League has chang ed its regular meeting night from Monday tt> Sunday <5:00 p.n Ml members^and friends are coi dially invited* MiX-Jstalhvoi th. from Columbit S. C. was a guest of Xhe A nib family Easter Sunday. * 'Mr. Joe Freeman, a member o the Saluda Rosenwal(f schools' fa ulty was seen" in town Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Noah Amos spen Sunday out of town with rela lives." " ' *>. Mrs. (lassie Valentine left "'Sat urday .'for New York City, wher he will* spend the summer wit her children. .... Miss N. J, Gary spent F.oaste Sunday at Springfield, S. C. 1 Miss Sarah O. Simkins was :uest at the Omega Psi Phi Frat entity Reception . given in Coluni hia April 10 at Booker Washing ton school. . Mr. Henry Joyner of Fla. wa the guest of the Bl'ands la? Week. Misses Daisy Wilson, Hazzart and McCrae., members of Sa! <i tosenwald faculty and Mr. Eugen Holmes of Trenton, S. C. were th quests of Miss Sarah O. Simkiu on Friday evening1, also Mr. S. I Thomas of Augusta, Ga. The teachers and.students c the Edgefield County Trainin "school arc kept .quite busy theJ beautiful days, practicing for con nencenunt. FRIENDSHIP COLLEGE One of the most sacred and un |Ue affairs held at the scho< this year was an Easter Candl Light Service given in the chapt Easter Sunday morning, at 4:;i /clock under tin- direction of 7.1 i^ L. B. Brown. The program wa veil arranged and an unusual n\et eage was delivered by Mr. Mathe Zimmerman, a student in the The ological Dept. Mr. Zimmermai ;hjr his dignity and efficiency ha Von the hearts of many friemi and is assistant pastor of the M Prospect Baptist church. The Senior-Normals gave a hs aar Thursday night representin different counties in North an ^outh Carolina. Cherokee Com ty, Gaffney, S. C. wx>n in the. Qot test by raising the highest amour of money. The other counties \vi give the winning county a law social on-April .'10th. The campus student's were elai eel over their being- able t~p~atUn a "Chocolate Sip" Sunday aftei noon at the home of Mrs. P. I Biggs, a teacher in the high seho< departmentt. The affair was we attended and enjoyed by all. A tennis tournament will t held On the college tennis coui in the early part of May. "Joe Louis," a talking pictui the auspices of the Senior-Norm; Class. . ' UN I UN NEWS TJie Buds of Promise of Clinto Chapel A. M. E. Zion church m< Thursday at the?fiomcTTrf?Mr Annie B. Young. Mrs. Rosa Dav kins, Supervisor. Mr. Mosc Minter remains ver ill at bis brother's home, Mr. i Minton. , ? Dr. D. C. Crosby was vi'sitir here April 18, 1936 and spei sometime in the home of Rev. j H. Hat.wotxl on,-Frifcer-prise Strci On the sick list arer Mrs. M neer is worthy of emulation. V feel by her coming to this sectic the county as a whole has be< benefited. j " 1 ' . 1 . . , . ~ "" c : riah Rice, Mrs. E. Jeter, Mrs. Ora Hughes. S. On the improved list are: Mrs. s. Viola Booker, Mrs. Rosa Dawkins, ; b and Mrs. Eva Herr.don. f. Messrs Robert Jeter, James it BywLaud Robert Ried entertained C. the Royaal Southerners Club with ~ ,h a most delightful luncheon Sunday , p. April ID, 1U36, at the home of Mr. id and Mrs. Lazarus Jeter on 1 Ham. , e, let St. After a brief program the , g luncheon was served. Among our ie guests were Profs. M. R. Christie id and C. L. Williams, Prof. Williams ft Rave an ^interesting talk to the a club qn ' "Life's Goal." The re is spond for the club was given by in Mr. F. E. Farr. We also had a 2- few guests from the Radio Social ?. Club, which is another outstanding ( if of this city. The occasion was an te unusual affair and was highly en2 joyed by those who attended. April 13, 1936?Of niuch inter;r est was the Easter Monday party s- given by the Southerners at the i is home of Mr F. M. Benson on 17 "McBeth St. Among our honored ie guests were Messrs. McElroy ;r Young and - Washington Johnson. L- ~ A most dcHghtftH?eourtu. j of e|itken salad was served with ft ptm^^aTrd- mints.??W.e??en joyed o dancing to the enchanting music I of Mr. Joe Young. |g Royal Southerners Club The Royal . Southerners Club. _j ,e met with Mr. >Johny Young Tues? day, April 14, with the President t, Mi\ Robert Jeter officiating. The d ftwM-ing was opened with a song Lwl 1 v.. M .. T \ir:.. .11 I KU uy nil. iJ(l>V?Ull. >> UlUIliilll cl I 111 , ]] prayer by Mr. David Rice. The ;j minutes of the last meeting were ,1 read, .received and adopted. Th? my* rolled n"d i nrh member n re.<ponded accurately. After a l_ brief discussion the choir enter- , ,r ained a motion for adjournment , to meet at the home of Mr. Robit .Jeter Tuesday night, April-2L ? in:?i Those who" were lucky en- , (High to ride "Billy were Messrs ~ -Frank Farr and Lawson Wind- , ,) ham. ) CREENWOOI) NEWS Q - - < {, A Biblical Drama, "Heaven and | Hell Bound" will be presented at } Morris Chape^ .Baptist |'|irch, - -Monday night, May 4th, 1936. < ^ Admission?16c- 1 t, The Missionary Sosiety met at j. the home of Mrs. Lethia Kinard ; ~6t)2 Taggarl St. Friday?after j noon, April 17th, at 4 o'clock , The meeting was called to oilier by t , the President, Mrs. I.ouise Divflvc. ,'m The following program was car. j ried out:. 5 Opening song?"Jesus Keep Me ^ Near -the Gross." _ _ j The club repeated the 23rd f Psalm for scripture lesson. , The club repeated the Lord's j Prayer" in concert led by the-presi-4-f dent-- : -?. . : Ji The Secretary; Miss Sadie M. j Washington read the minutes 01 the last meeting which was re;c ceived and adopted. 7 u Mrs. Gilssie Ballard s&ng a beautiful solo, entitled, "All the way ' r my Savior kads me." j . Business?-?The club planned a Candy Pulling and Peanut Picking to. be "givtm Tuesday night, April i -ist. ^ ?-Roll call and dues collected ' which amounted to 70 cent#.. s The club.sang "God be with you .'t 'till we meet again." Repeated the waveh word and was,, dismissed, j The hostess then served cookies .' md lemonade- which was delicious e and was enjoyed by all. Mrs.. e n.dsa Anna Little thanked the hos-:s t(ss for entertaining the club so j nirely.; Mrs; "Ktrfard is a loyal v. ember of Tabernacle Baptist j lunch of tins city, so we thought . t was wonderful of her to entcrt, tain our club when she had one of ' her own church meeting at the same hour, it was truly a sacrifice. MARION COUNTY . TEACHERS MEET Ig- Saturday, April 4, marked the ,1 end of a most successful year of ' r0 the Marion County Teacher's As-" !. sociation.. After quite a fervent devotional ' exercise in keeping with the Eas' tor season the very efficient presi-. , dent. Miss II. R. Bethea, made in-' teresting and helpful remarks. Re' poi'.ts from the State Teacher's meeting were given by Mrs. C. F. McDuflie and Miss Bethea, delegaters to the State meeting. In listening to the reports it was easi- 1 ' ly seen' that a wise choice was ' j made in selecting the above named ' persons for delegates. ! In a very pleasing manner high j points of the Sta.te meeting were,, given. ... "I , Prof. M. Johnson made an interesting talk. He closed commendl ing the officers on the work done (j during the year. Pl'pf. Jake Smith ' also made remarks. Prof. Gary r" made a motion that officers for the V coming year he elected and the e-: lection resulted as follows. Prof. K. Richardson, President; Prof. M. Johnakini Vice President; Mrs! . C. F. McDuflie, Secretary; Miss | < Willie E. Mitchell, Asst. Sec.; Prof. R. C. Bacote, Treas.; Prof. Roy Gordon, Chaplain, Miss Mary TV Greene, Reporter. After a closing selection and theI mizpah the meeting was adjourn- { cd until the 1996-37 school session.! (M iss) Mary T. Green, Reporter j| TWENTY-SIX YEA rt Fl ^ I COURTEOUS ? DIGNI j* I Ambulancf I LADY ATT p. I I^RAJ1 Hardy, Mpr A1 - I OFFICF PHONE 5707 I n, I 1006 \Vashington Street ?: " ? " I . ' i Saturday, April 25, 1936 RIDGE SPRING NEWS A large number enjoyed the S. S. and discussion on the Prodigal Son given by Rev. J. T. WatsonAfter which the entire congregation remained for the B. Y. P. I), topic foir~discliss!on was; Ttnrvrrh? lie of Time. A lively club was organized at the Library Sunday p. m. for the purpose of using the material in the library. The officers are as follows: Mr. Otis Raifurd, Pres.; Miss Annie M. Darns, Vice Pres.; Miss Caressa Raiford, Sec.; Miss Phomasina 'Hammond, Treas.; Mr. W. 13. Hazkard, Jr., Editor; Mrs. A. C. Hightower, Critic; Mr. T. F. Hammond, Advisor. All young and adults are asked to be present at the next meeting. School r- ~~" All student are looking forward to the final examinations to be- ' gin Wednesday. The Elementary Dept. was at its best in the Operetta and play Friday evening. A large audience enjoyed thc.m. The added attraction was. several violin, selections ' played by profTJ. E. BT6\vn, which? were pleasing to tlio ear. The program was under the direction of Mrs. V. T. Hammond and Mrs. K. C. Brown. Don't miss" th"0 play Friday eve-?-----?-----rung from the Xth and i)lh grmhs, x, t.v.:?_ i A<uf>. ni^ihcuuus i'i r'iuis. rroi. Adams in charge. < We hojKj to see you at the Bac-' suilaureatp-sermon. Sunday at 4 o'clock, to be preached by. Rev. A.?A-i- Sims. 6f Union.. , ? Visitors seen on the campus laSt week were. Mr, Shiftney, Prof. Burgess and Beck. . u ' 7Misses Latimer and! Davis were ? dinner guests of Charles and Ath2a Coleman Sundaj^__ : Visitors and Miscellaneous r Mr. George Mooch an - and -chil?.?? Jrcn spent Sunday afternoon as guests of Mr. and M.s. L. K. Peterson, 7 ... Frof. J. K. Broovm_sperit the iveek-end lure with his wife. Mr. Iredel (iomillion and sister of N. Y. and Washington respectLively ai*e at the bedside of their mother. ? ' ? Mr. Henry Peterson, wife an 1 *on left Thursday for Charlotte, N. C. l' .. . Mr; and Mrs,, Wallace Uary ot S. Y.; Mrs. Minnie L. Walker of ddc of her mother. Mrs. Million fVrtcmus. Mrs. Annie L. Kitchen is visiting >arents, Mr. anil Mrs. Sam Messitt; Prof. S. C. Usher was a visitiChapel hour Monday.. Faculty and students ext. n i sympathy to the Gomillion. family in the loss of ther tLuir one, Mrs. Abbte ~tl7>mllllon. To know HIT was to love iu.r. . j CALHOl'N XKWS The Golden View Sunday school was opened at the-usrfal Hour, with a large attendance. All teachers wnr^. pyescnt. The sunrise Faster services* weiv\. , enjoyed by everyone who attended. Services at Abel Church Sunday morning were enjoyed ivy all. Rev J. W. Reeks brought an Eastci . lesson to. his. hearers. Again Sunday, ivight Rev..Reck* ? preached a wonderful sermon. Visitors at Abel-were Mr. an i >' Mrs. Sylvester Collins and Mis.- , Edith Perry. Sunday afternoon an impressive -A.-. Easter program was eiven at Co!den View Church. Tile 411.agru.n1. ?? was tit reefed by Mrs. Pauline ll'< * Mrs. Viola Williams and Mrs. Etta Butler, with Mrs. 1.. P. Foster in charge of the music. Miss Martha Mae -Blown left last Saturday to resume her studies at Friendship College, Rock Hill. Miss Rosa Perry of Chcrrys, spent Monday with her sister. Mrs. Ilattie P. Collins. The.Glee Club under the directions of Mrs. Geneva Rei,| and Miss . ' Eugenia Whitt. will sing at the U. D. C. Tagi anf of Fort Hill' which will be presented at CU mson, May 5th and 6th. Miss Edi.th Pen y of Madison spent Easter holidays with her sister, Mrs. Ilattie Collins. Monday afternoon Miss Maggie Rossi? Re id celebrated her 12th birthday with a delightful party at the home of her pdrents, Mr. and Mrs. I.ee Reid. During the afternoon the young guests enjoyed playing games' and dancing, and at a- late hour .most delicious refreshments were served. Messrs. John C. Green, I.uther Hawthrone and Nathf.nial Reese motored to Gainesville, Ga. S in day. Mrs. Fannie Ramsey of Gainesville, tin. . spent Thursday wit h Mrs. Rosa Jane Green. Mr. and Mrs. John Watkins, were Hie week etui quests Tsf Mrs. Maria? Whitt. Quite a number attended the dance at Ilartwell, Ga. Monday nitfht. Those on the sick list are: Mrs. Vina Reid, Mrs. Tinsey Solomon, - -?.. MTSr Sylveiit1 Frustei anil Messrs. 7 John??W.hitt and Terry Wright. The Abel Woman's TVuxiliaryi will meet at the home of Mrs. Annie Whitner. RS OF SERVICE TNERAL HOME I FIED ? EFFICIENT e Service ENDANT lomto P. Hardy, Asst. Mpr. tESIDENCE I'M ONE 77S5 - ? Columbia, S. C.