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Pago 2 \ | "THE OLI) GRAY! % ?AND? Inn: new rider*;; i ... By :: X l!KV. -j?. IPIIII.Lir .EI.LIS ;; Kinjjstree l'HMrvct I ontcroiwi1. The ah v- nv.-etinir lu-ld at Ciolir ili'ie ia?t week was atmotir the !>< ' h'.'ld i:t theConni'itiou. It v..a ;-I . 1 \ ii ?ea<t of- spiritual , p.siO'aiiors hat' intoUec.Ti.ial as v. .11. Ui v. h . ( '. Ktnloek. p reach . : {he.'..*. i :1 ion \>"f his life at th ' ! i 'J <>'< the- meeting and the ana lai >vi iU"". by Rev. J. Mur ' ?-'itv V.a>- >iiiH>Tv tine;- Following the .e^ani '.ation in which Rev. J. ??' vt??\\ ;i i ,,n?was?chosen?wei c tn y ami tin* w riter "btlieial rcpor' fi_ * ? ' introduced'-and 'ady^TTi-.r leld!vsse>.. Dr. T, J: i.> ;i*i < t' the- (ivy, c.town disV ' : irtadv.. iT.UTta.iM.injf remarks ? : eF?rtJ-:o''t ?lt*tm. Drr-Ri' * <-sidi!i-i.r elder of the : Af: distriet' was next .? > . 'a o?i ' !Wi rifled the Con .;? ie.-;pH;jnjf words of i d. ' !.. Henbow. ; ' ? 1*> r and e: airman 'of the ?* !i' iTid' a most ma'sterlw hi.** associates. A" ' -rhtfrz- lit? said "I am F:ff\o the-, brethren 'with " ... .at;'.- ,\. I1.-. .Miles has' 'said , ; r?tve he/:i friends and are still ' . . 'N. !: :t t hat diies not. say '' ' :!: -c i hours from tin ' I -can be a "man's . me i with him in.opin. ,\i ! fa:' :.citn'ore if fny friend ... . .' ' .. t. another friend ol ^ 1 : .to..fall.bat with ?-?? -1?.n... ;r.!i inl. I think '?; ?*?>? rditiyly.' en'jot V address was -d. o: i-idcd,. I!.'vs.. T. J. " and S ,M. H.iiifhes read ?, 1 ' " >. / ' ' i.t..?i_d?'' e di ( ipliT '* '4 lb". n. I >. Clam a f ::e papx*r ?.ii a special : ? 1?' 1 vat?spcei'lit's 'i . it) tite a-fternoon by t I V * s,.. ... I . ;. I; I.I " ? . . . |'j ivimuj^ villi/1 ; ' > ' i' ii* : i' i, \vlu? made i i;:i;?I ?-sion ''-n both : . -j titt< r* from thb >,* 1 .1 i;-ii "ions-." -l)r. 'A, !: H ?.i. district superintend S;.:.n.t?p*di-trio.t of tin . I' '' - , ?'i< h vet oil an onthu . .1 il-Jjf i'ol O?UlC -tluftfal ; ; se of hts ' remarks - "'I < !' I >>*.' A. P. 'ioiial Sceic-tary i People's Depart .. . ib, I>r. U\ P. '. > and made a '' '' >}?ial\itiif at an' " ! 'i . lifiibow; said that ? ?- ;-:i :i v, ith sumo aras !i. it; papers' from a k !!. .!- it i-i- district it voa'K mnlcrstood . a-it i -kip of this, district a ;,im and no"; oat i \a oci-ivt d many anions | > i- c\pi-ess ion.' I he Stair Meeting. . . ' -X -a ' i* <.f visitors at-' . A. M. K. Pk ? iijinif Kb ' <ii; : Tt i-tec Boar'; : 'i.-M at Colun. : :*v in responsi I N'.-ah W. Wii: ' ; ; i11;a c.M.-rs re ~?r~r-?: -iv-t-MrHH-Alay Day. ? I Kiiitr-tt? *.*? Jis . '. I.. Bl-!li>o\V ir. sir f flu* Mount " Ph a> i'i. I if. It. K. Bt'oy a!.; of tin- ilistriit.. : I]> AYjHiatus -high . ' : - pivsidinjr elders * .. .o.yal lay iiK"htbei. * . h>' t:s:c i cportfinancial report'.-8 . if.a.'d .no t. aval t !; < . '.J? -s? K ^ . .. < . t : a f< !'. 1, I >r. U. W. (if. William.-. : > (i . ?s\:i !' a. commit. a;' t . uc'v. rs ;-s receipts . ii.:?, ;! 1 i'ii?LA. *: lib-hop . attacki-i a . i denounced it.a ."v-ariis for conccal-. and 'it > i "i.t ribu a ; a.-'juts. - liars. He read a . i io ujruinst hi n't by II. Voanjf. of thiii . .. a: < an<li-(j every. cdunt 1 ' M o. Mfic of till' S|)C. v a that A i len " l."niver ? : r? ? .1. ' ' ..t-lVo till' if nisi'Q: !,. . lii-hop Wiliianii , ... M.i-.'hand- of this Spec-, i . v? fohoi- .* for which r-??n?p"v"-far. tiTTks?IMF jy of ai purchased. Hi a i lat i\ > to ' hills paid > : i: 'repair-, of Hish?>ps Memor ... ; < a>i;.la * ;i, Aim telepnom lie p'nlh.iCo'l Vii .clU'l'S sh()\\ ;i sisU'il pastors it. ?< .; i a?:?. rui?. ti:.i. UotiiU Ftaims i .1. (7.- >ns for the purehas :..g a pi fpr AI it-n . University. : ill 11.at iir insure,| th< ?:ir < : acney for five thou li.iihirs, which money stood i-v: ... 11: -*:.< school and the acci< al ".ii'rk of a few weeks, at v ho-ii.tnm la- was not even about II explained that the "WT era <" made fii7aTifsY~Kim l.r-.-ot - 'ri grr-abroad was" t ly i'e.riowed for the School, a - paid hack out of the .1 fun-is.. The statement was ,i t. - -e ; hy niemhers of the ' in often .-ins-" ion, < MI ice of (". sfodian. if -i. p Williams said on taking <l.u.y f ' s.;hort 1 affairs in this ." ''id ,:c v.ud Prof. C. G. Gariiilire a position" afC"ftefd ae. '.v for the University, receiving* ' :i -alary of $70 per month, when tnere was absolutely no neetj for an ofliec. The presiding el> said he. and pastors could : .ndor such service better than on aire tit. 'My suggestion continued the P.ishop, was to discontinue ' at f'lli. e at a financial'caving to v the . t' on'. Hut the hoard thought li' ' ! :et it remain. So he chang i 'Ju name to ^ust.odian of build m-N and i-n.up.da. and placed Prof Garrett in charge of it, with a salary of $60 per month for nine months. Now all he does in that position is to draw his salary and breath saij the bishop; who .said further that he goes all over the State?knocking assessments- Now on the strength of all of this he comes out with this destructive publication. I am asking you from this day to do away with that office and officer, of which your charter makes provision. A motion- prevailed with only three opposing, that the office be discontinued which carried with it the discharging of I'rof. Garrett from AJlen University. A Surprise Sprung Several minister* ei?i?mnnt?<l mi the large number of lay members voting, against the custodian. But they, should not. Laymen are just as anxious to do right-ip.sj ministers. A"d if t'hey believe a minister is right they will stand by him to the last ditch. On tho other hand if they'"a re convinced that .1 lay number is in error they will n?t follow him. Any preacher .hat th'inks^his calling is to fight t+n la1ty~rught quit "the. ministry. I'hey are our congregations, and without them we would have no churches. So laymen should not light the ministers. There is a way for us to get together at all times. No Mud Slinging Some orn said to us that we were greatly abused in "The Light" and undertook to give us some material for a reply. They <ai,i we must ask about steel bracelets, a little rcd ^.-hurch and a graveyard, etc. lijfi be it far from us to resort to such* methods of lighting. One should always keep in view a man's wife and hiidren, and the. measurement of die golden rule. This column in 'ccping with the -.policy' of The I'al.ni'lU' header lias always been usiMi 10 ooost men ol every Lusi.'ness and profesBion and of all delominations. The readers will read <the- nvany-reompliments paid Prof. C. G. Garrett in this column, lust here 1 want to thank prof. A'lllidih A" \v hite, Tor congratuating me on all of my releases ince the state nieetirig. I thank 1'rot's. 11. B. Kiekard, and John A. .-Harris for their words of com. 'Herniation. Some one tried to nake Dr. T. J. Miles believe my mention of him in my article last .iek was for a joke. But Dr. Wiles knew me better than they - ii'lr: I shall never prove an ' inirate. Tlieire are those who will receive yottV- bbspitalities, the bentit of your influence and will sa> :.i . worst things they can about you. Dr. Miles vote and support, levied me to the General Conferee. and I would certainly be one f toe worst Migrates to try to be little him. School Work The above magazine edited by 'roll. Wni. Augustine Perry, principaT oT the W aver ley school at ' oiumhia is one among the best pieces of literature published. Its . iic chaliical work, composition and ontributions will compare favor, ably witjr the best magazines ot . li.ore years of existence. Peo pie are really seeking high class ..leiature ami thats why "School .Vui-k" has such a circulation. In act every intelligent person -hould read this educational . nurse of instructions. No teach_r_sJiould Lie without it. Business people ought subscribe for it. One opy will make you want another. Dr. McGill We were certainly glad to. hear f the improvement in health oi Dr. K. 11. .McGill who has ? been hlined to his bed in Orangeburg. . > is hop Williams spokeyof his in" ivst at the trustee board meet?g and how he tried to persuade "dm not to leave the state. All if us are hoping and praying for .dm. He is one among the nn/st gifted sons South Carolina has vei produced. We have to take iff our hats to 'McGill when it onus to -oratory. The race can ill afford to lose him at such an ear. 7y jTeTtod. OuT God hearefliprl\ye. 1 cion't think any body would accuse him of being bad at heart.1 bayed in his house six months, and I know nothing of him save sat of a Christian gentleman. We are off to the General Conference at -New York, and Will be gone .'1 weeks. Let us advance on our knees? - FLORENCE NEWS -* Florence Giants-~wln anothe. hard battle from the Chora w Black Sox by a score of 6-4. The game was filled with thrill, rom the beginning on through to the end. We are playing a three game seres to get more material. AT games are managed by , Robert Marshall, Mgr. of Florence Giants Write or wire for your game, 8()E vV. Gladstone St. COKESBURY NEWS. Sunday being a lovely d a y church goers were seen going tc and fro. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. thrrr mi-ngs Mr. Samuel Robinson ami -on Ernest motored to Ware Shoal Tuesday night to a surprise birthparty given for Mr. Robinson'? - rother by his wife Mrs. Bertha Rot inson. They reporter a lovely .ime. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Moore I are the proud parents of a little eignt pound girl. Amnnjr some of the crrosto wif nejss the Brewer Jr. College ?and fiettis Academy game on Monday evening were Missss Louise Williams, Jnanita Foggie, Mary L. Cummins and Henrietta Robinson They reported a grand time. We are sorry We still iiavc a deal of sickness. Those on tho sick list are Mesdames Florence Moore Annie Starks, Annease Goggins, ad Miss Rosetta Nash, Mr. Samuel Goggirih. The Souvenir Club is sponsoring a Ham contest on Friday - night, May Jat. Coma one and all and try to win the hem. * II lini Iili?.en 'J ST. MATTHEW NEWS The weather is very beautiful now and people have no excuse at all about going tu .dim eh.1 Our Sunday school has increased .in membership. Rev. Lykes is doing a good piece of work. The church is. stilJ aliv<\ We have raised our Educational assessment in spite of the continued down fall of rain. ""This has been an umusual year for the preachers, officers and -members (It has been hard) and the preachers, officers and members need to be commanded for having raised their Educational Assessment, and inspite of the fact, there are members in all churches only know the pastor when they take sick, or have death in their family. We should do our duty alopg all lines. Rev-. B. A. Lykes preached at the seat of the District Conference of Wateree Dist. "And did he preached." He showed to conference that he was equal to the task; he puts us in the mind of his sainted Daddyy Dr. J. WvLykcsv dfewas the "talk of. the convention. On Sunday afternoon, Dr. Lykes -preached the 3 o'clock sermon at the convention long before the time the yard and church were crowded to its uttermost. Dr. Hildebrand presented the speaker. The old church caught on Hallowed fire. Dr. Lykes swayed tin audience. Prof. George Evans, Mrs. George Evans, Mr, and Mrs. J. L. Whaley, Miss Nora Harris alone with the writer motored to the "seat of the- eonventoin and heard that wonderful sermon of our pastor. Rev. Lewis Patterson of Cincinnatti, Ohio, but formerly of . this- place nreached a wonderful sermon to a very large crowd Sundav mr'niiif- -Rev P-nterson "iw?a home boy and we are always glad to see ^ homo boy and especially when he is making , good. Rev, Patterson is no stranger to- thi writer; we have played ball together in this and other counties, : Sunday night Rev: Patter->1: brought another wonderful mes? sage at bethel A. M. E. church; it was rich and inspiring. Mr. Saunders Broughton i.? home from the camp. . Mrs. Mary Matthew is a little indisposed at this writing. On last Friday we visited Mrs, Alice D. Mitchell Dmfiy&tory services of her school; Mr/---J. . S. Wanhamaker, Mr. P. C. (luig r Co. Supt. of Education, Mr. Ileep? one of her trustees, and a la i\ whose name'the writer didn't uv t All the gentlemen made wonderful talks. The lady also loctureal on Health, all of the talks centered upon the wonderful work Mrs Mitchell has done. It is really ti wonderful building and it has a. bout three acres of level and hoonUfxl !.>--> TL..' YVMUVKUl J CI 1114. -till*' ^rotintl itJ - woll ke pi.?It speak sWill 1'i>~r "M: Mitchell and the people out there Mrs. Mitchell also made a wen clerful address. Mr. Solomon Aluinyard also mailt i wonderful address. A Rood nieny people from St Matthew visited the Dedication. LA REVIEW NEWS Catherine I'age, Reporter Sunday was a beautiful day foi church goers. Mr.__Ci>oim Nunci Asst. Supt. of the Sunday solum opened promptly at v 10:00. AI teachers were prt.sent exeopt two Mr. Corine Nance's class leeeivei the banner. S. S. collection The pastor, Rev. J. A.-'McQuoet selected his text from Seconi King, 18th chapter "How Innj. dalt they?" The sermon was en joyed by all. The little Ml. Zioi Baptist church had its Anniver sary last week which was cjuiti a success. Raising tho amount o $4.'5.53. Th<> church iu larged.' Miss Ha moth Huy.i.s.hn. been visiting her relatives ij Florence, S. C. Mr. Jake Page has taken Mr _ Samuel?Fraxiec a ink-?\\4fe?P Duke's hospital in Durham, X. (' today. We hope Mrs. Frazier': treatment is completed. ' Mrs. Sallije Ford died April 18th was BTTflecI on list Sunday even ing. Surviving her are hushan five stepdaughters, three sons. Wt will miss Mrs. Sallie Ford. Kev. McRae of Wilmington. X ' C., Miss Smith, Miss Brown (Mar ietta teacher.) and Mrs, (Vrs St*. venson of Marietta, fv. <-'. weri vi si to us of Catbaleen Page las Friday ovening. Rev. and Mrs. McQuwn sir* living in the new parsonage, t-h'ej 1 are all settled with every thinj. looking so very nice Mrs. McQueen's sfhimL-ulwftU h few weeks ago. We are proud t< have her at ? Mrs. Rosa B. Page is having I 1 success raising her chicks fron the hatchery. We are expecting a verv larg* congregation on next Sunday a: it is Pastorial day, also Cominun 1 ion day. t ?_ ? ? i.alkens news ' I>r. and Mrs. J. Stuar .spent Sunday with their mothei j-nroute to Gfeenwood. 1 Mrs. Mary Whiu hit spent ; ' few days in Asheville, N. C., tlu "past week. Mrs. Iabic It. Davis is honu _ after spending?a.?few - flays?rr Greenville and Atlanta. Miss Singleton of Asheville. N C. was a Msitor at Bethel Sun. day. The many friends of Mtv-I>avj< Cureton arc sorry of his rtmova to another field. Mr. (hi re ton hamade himself at home anion# tin many friends as well as members We are quite sure Mr. Copelaiu will fill- his place, but Mr. Cure, ton was so much at home wo hate to see him leave. We trust him Mr. Aaron Brockmon who Li Jnow working in Charlotte, N. C IHE PALMETTO LEADER SIMIER NEWS Sundav: Amjl 2d, was Woman's Pay at Ml. ' Pisyah A. M. E. TrfTTTrrtr Special?services were , held, In thr-a' t'11)on th,. Allen singers- of Columbia rendered a j concert wiiieli was highly pleasing to thi entire audience*. The Progressive and One More Effort Fed. Clubs sponsored a p.ew rally; on Sunday afternoon, April 20. at, Emanuel M. E. church I Of L III? IH'WiIH OI tne CIUD WOI'K. A splendid program was rendered, j Rev. S. M. Miller and President I. 1 D. Pin so n were the speakers and 'special music'was. rendered. The : total amount o'dt.-cted $ 18.5C.? | - The play. "The 'Man rtf Y.ester?. day" was repealed on Monday af ! lertioon, Avail -20 th, at Lin. i coin Hi School. .. . ~| ATbnTb~rs oT the One More Effort Fed. Cluh are rejoicing over the success, id' the (Queens' Contest i which took place- at Lincoln Hi. school on Tuesday night, April 21, An excellent musical and literary program was rendered after which ?the' A^??Jones' j gave a brief talk on the work of i th. cluh! Tin n?--Htr?-b?Queens with- their little attendants very 1 pretty in the colors of the raid-" how atid each, carrying a basket . of flowers, niarched to the stage. Dr. A. P. Spears' received the a* mount from each Queen and read orudu Mrs. I D. Pinsoiv-having the, .-hi ghost a'n'.ount, $15.50, w$s escorled to a_ h nuufullv decorat d throne in th center of the stage. The little i'lpwdr girls placed then I u.-kcts ot .!Inwcrs on the throne i.hvn danced; ar'und the throne; . iTVPtT?peat> male the coronation address and. declared Mrs. Pinson 'Qiiocik" The Negri) National I Anl'h'111 V;t-- ' The groups aiisl their Q < < as were as follow\ iii" Mivi I I?Pi it "in Qui Y,i7 I Mis. Pearl Spears, Group f.eader; Mis. .1. ;). Si:: ' r Qti-ni!. .M is. ('. , i I). ' Pussell.- tpiitip .Leader; Mrs. ;\V. II. C. Richard son. Queen, Mrs. A. P. Spears, (h^.up Leader; Mrs. Katie Craw!. <?' ! ?!>. Mrs. K. A. j i Andrews-, < "Up Leader: Miss ttpiuiia Wdiiams. Queen, Miss] IP Ion Lslu if. (Iruij! Leader; Mis.; Militant Mi' s Queen.1. The total ; aimnint rep":: i d was $30.50; A surpri-e*-.l?irtlalay party was . lii.ven on Monday Night," April 20, at the hoa e I Y.<?J'. and Mrs.' lL , G. Cotiyer"* >. LorTn'jV* Mrs. Flor- 1 . t nee Counts- Shitith on her birtliday.' An '< vahl<- evening was ; spent.. Pi - .1avers trav->1 t v< ry timely r-. mnr.ks and* present-j vd many I" !-. :ri''ts.. Mrs." Smith, _ responded t.> .5 i.s lemarks, say I iter that t.' -i a? the happiest! i .birthday sh' hurl over spent. KeI freshmeiits itv^'rrvl an i Home Sweit 11 ona-wj^&ihiyed. Every. dn.e left Krpmy^^BkanoUier such would sil^^^^^rive-n. The Mr. -< ; 'Wijfl Ptn, N. M'-dami-.- and . Mat tic I! 'a "ft fd ?.f Wilmington, X. <'. su\. in tcity visiting rela. tiws M s. \(iiUistii! is visiting in Vi" ii.iii ..lid W.\>fii!t-.ton, I). <\ Mi--! . WilnWi .Kdmsim spent' tli- j t < hij at homis Mr'. L. .la- M-fn spent Sunsty. V Id., in < )tantr*'hurg.- vislaiiglilev who is at ten d; in:.' I at Claflin. \!> . I. .ia ('iiawf.ird is 'visiting : Mr H~"-f?? rmdr-Sv-F. tiiu'i s Clement. of Charvi-iting **hir parents, j I": i M < '. A. I .aivMin.: ]! Mi s. Jasper Brooks are again alter hoing away ! for ti: -.-inter. is a J ways proud to hear ' o' a. hii-v i l.y tie of her v.".' ! a -pleasure to state that 1 v.'- r.-tu ii'vi he _vity ,t.hat " Mi. <o go J?ain-ii.-on i- ? i?t? of t-'ii .dents of the Freshman . !;t- t Mon hou>o eollege, Atlan" isi. h" ! a n:eti:!>. r of the <Mii 1 >f il?^?.y .gliUl s .tLTiiM-i'MWHcSKn- i. ;y. ? e? 11 g.'it-s-f!ateons?t-o?Mr. 'jPanipsnn.? A io .fction: I'm!-r theM'al nder of !'.vents at I.inenln Hi. The r h;> et of l't of TTaws nV a.MVess' i :i- "i-" s'.nd not At-. u^Mii\.\in >1 i.i, i ix; ok ST. STK'IMIKN A.M.l!. < III R( ll " " V' Missionary in<ii iv "I" St.. ; ' A. M. I'".. ( Iv. tr!) ! ! ! in il-ov. timd church. Muti'l.iv , * t-rr. . at t o'clock. \ 11t i! J'T:!:. ! T ! vtPetals .w.r,. e'n.n ' :< t- j 1 -,l ' ' ' U" Pr(<<iduilL?SiAtyr liar- ; ' not Adliscn l't ( >(ti c't'f <!( > Hinnal 't;i i !<-. Af'?r a warm ta-av r s- i v>. We Wort rv.,'.it l>us?Timr.' Tlin oityor- UP?amnio turned in. Total a* ]l<*i*t" ?I l'(.f tin' day in\\a - _ ! '!. isMo Wilson, was Mi. .. !' r v.*!?;<?ni( s during a -!( !' cam us follows: I' Sister Knvma Small and 1 Si-t- -dia HoVd.s. Sli a' 1< - Sister Dol' Wright. Si-tor I.. It. Alforl. Sister IItimes of Dickor ('('. ' Cr't. _? Sister Minnie Rogers Sr-t.T dart It a Pinrk Vj TV program was enjoyed by allA !i"iotis repast was served l.v S t T.. P.'. Alford, Sister Julia Il' lii), Sister Minnie Rogers an I Si-io: 15-s?do Singleton. \ rivet ion from, the state | nir ? M.tnit our Tin Can Rally of .lit-: 'ting: Sister I,. -15. Alford r- -.hi-UhI' $2.Id instead of $1,115. There were .'>5 persons present in o.'m- meeting; four visitors: . Re'. I D. l'i iolerui, I?ro. Lew Amd.js n. Sister Hannah Windly,. Sister Dolly Wright and Sister ; liutivV. ; . spent , a few flays with his family. I The closing of Fleming C'aine school, of which Mrs. Sallie Dondy is teacher closed Friday, May 1,*. ii! with a picnic. Many patrons an<i D visttihg friends were present, a ' pjcot-y gnorl tMils wel'o in gtnr,. t,.. gother with ice cream and cake. , CHESTER PARAGRAPHS Mr. Robert Nelson and Mr. Bratton Walko->- motored hen .from Miami,Fill., w here . they j^iutit the \v\vinter. Thev' arriicd Monday morn in jr. Mr. .Jacob Carter is n the city from Chester, Penn. visitinjr liis mother, Mrs. Louise Carter. Leo in is St. Miss Willie Rylle Heath, a stu dent 01 iseituuii't college, spent me week-end here very pleasantly with her mother. Mrs; Ivva Heath, and brother, Mr. (Tiarles Hmtln Mrs. Lueile Brown left for Brooklyn, N*. Y.-Sunday. III-, and Mrs. A. W U hR'e 6T Brixton, Tenn. were' called to the bedside of the former's father, Mr. J. R. White,' who litis -been very siek. will soon hi quite w 11 again. Dr. White wilT also visit hi< brother, Mr. J. C. White (,ti Gemot juiy St. Mrs. Bertha BeckliJim spent Sunday in Charlotte as the guest of her sister, .Mrs. Daisy Grant. Site was accompanied hv her twi> -gramrTdm.T?en."^rini and John Robert Crosby. Miss Qu'ricv Bi Miles, a student of Ftiundship college. RocJ^ Hill, spent Sunday as guest of Mrs. Helen B. Crosby. ' ' Mrs. Modjeska Simkins, of ;' < State Health Dept. of Columbia visited ! inlvy Hi school one day blast week. The IVcgressirt Bible Ola-s held Ian intoicstirt:. meeting sit the home oi" Kiv, anil' Mrs. \V, k. Douglass on Tuesday afternoon. Kitthtee?j litth nis'ls an.I. ' boys with their teacher. Miss Kosa (>.! more spent a very pleasant afternoon one day last wick when iit.' tin Dorothy Cornelia \\ alki r e.nte'taind ill honor of the?ootintant for May (?ueen,:'rojn hi i: -friul.n DiimuIk iti't'lVi (I a pi'1/.e -lor the highest amount reported at this party. The 'play, " I u the?M< >ni-y,'?prrr= en by "tlie Senior' Class of" Finlev Tib at Calvary Baptist church, Sunday nieht, niven by the Unmans Missionary Society "was quite entertainili'r. The .- amount rdiscd was Mis. Delia MeCullotiph is President.' .Miss Anna Pearl Boulware was taken to Ureal Falls last Thursday by her sjst* r, Mrs. Catherine dohnsoit. Miss I'nulware who has ibeeh ill for several Avecks curiCi tines siek. Her classes at FiiileV Hi an: .being uuigliL by?Mna li'nisy .1. lb Atkinson. on the sick list niv: Mrs. Rachel McClvllan and .Mrs. Maggie Ik Currence. .Mrs. Kffie Hughes, of Lock hart, visited friends .hei'e Tuesday. Rev. \V. M. Honor was out 'Sunslay at his church, .Ml. olive Ram list, after being quite Siek for sev< rat weeks. | _NN_1 HTM I UK. M AN S . '. .. I Spring is comi.ng dqtet you hear? j Chirped a, rabin,. sweet aiu) deaf ; | Spring is eoniiog. don't you see. | All the fh?\vers aiv telling l'tir; flowers, and hi ids ami children say , All rejoice that spring is In re. Whilmrre praps a in w lifi. Sunday was a beautiful day .for all church goers. Sim.4ay school was .railed to order at the usual hour. A large and inter, sting group enjoyt i ;h discussion of the lessor.A large congregation enjoytS-j the soul stirring sernion pleach ; : hv Rev. ?S. L lii.nson ?!! Siyj-Jaj night. Our S--l.tr 1 is ' progressing nicily mid-r live k ad > '<( .;p .,| im ipal Win. Wade and faculty On Tjuisday, April 11. tl.ie gill's basket hall tean. v. <- 11 fiom Relhcl (Jtirnu-ny. " Ti.e sc. re wt r 10-d in favoj; of Whitiuii\ I'ublic school. Thursday tif la. t week, proved to he a lucky evening to our hasthev defeated tile gills' team of Efrospcrtty. .Si w> r 7-lL'. pu-th >am,. ) eht h wtrs--a play iin i< ifil by the lUh, Tth and ^; h ura ! end i the auspi.es of Pi ofes>or Wm. Wade. ' This pipy v.:t> ? !!,!<iye i by all. Tli basket i>all team j1^ayc(!'.<Jts ( lpst bailie ' Thursday "^afternoon I with .Mt. Iix tluT Gannony. The I scores Were 11--1 for WJiitniire Public school, j Mr. Ihnry W'allaco, a student of Itraini'Vil Institute spent the,Hasher holiday.-- with his parents. 'Miss Kffii Joyncr returned to Winston-Salem after spending th" j week-? nd with her par-tfits. Mrs. Ida P. Hare and (laughter, Wilholmena and son, Carl accompanied by Mr. .J. Gouldloek, all of Newberry. ; SIIKLTON'. NEWS Sunday, April IS', 11*3(3 was our communion (lay.. At 10:.'5U o'clock tho S'upt. was at his post of duty, t At 11.00 I--- ?e j .?u 1 1 .uv nwi iiiwii ify lilt* pastor, Rev. Ds \V. Gaither of Rock Hill, S. C-, subject, "The hour of praytho pastor pryachod as never befoi'Cr , _ After the sermon Miss- Mahh Feaster of flairs, S. C. wps j crowned Queen as winner cf the Contest. She reported the amount of $5.00. The total amount raised for the day was $50.00. Repoitor, (Mrs.) M. Gaitlur HO LLEY j eriNKit 2!('?!) ^enat^ 5m., (Cor._Ilouse ! AMBULAN OCR PHONE NEVER SFEE The Holley Funeral Homes a PHO> Ol'R MOTTO: "PROMPT / JL_. A Sorvieo In Keepir 17 YEARS OF EF vi? <6 SEWEERRY "STiWS Drayton Street Hitfh School The New Farmers of America -4tc!>l a eonlVreneeaA which the Ak* i< -Class of which ' Prof. ]TT.~ F. lilaiideii is the pi incipfil'fthd teacher, was the entertainer. Ahout fifty or . sikty instructors, ! St a ients, anil few state officials i attei: ied. The winners of the fpriz-s in tho contests wore as fol' low : The student -from Edgefield. and Lees vi He i.n judging ' live-stork etc. Mr. lj. S. Tucker i of Dni.yUn Street lliglr School'in ! the Oratorical Contest. The m'us] ie, under the dirgption of Miss IK 111 n I;. Nance wtfs,excellent; and all of the young mefl's orations were good. . The public is cordially invited |to attend the closing exercises of {the ITimaiy Department Thurstclay ami -Friday nights. The proigrrrtn^ will consist of Operettas, Lag. ants, Drills and beautiful niUs.ie. Admission 10c. - Calvary, Presbyterian Church Rev. A. U. Reasoner, Pastor TtTp colTnnUiVity~7elub mCetTfig thilt was held 'Thursday afternoon with Miss Ksthcr Mae Gallman, l.pdcr, was iiuitu a success and di-cuss-ions of the lesson was iipto-resting. Sunday sehc'ol services Were largely i'llti nded- and - the lesson was . <1 1>\- all who were prcs vntv Wr were?delighted to have .Mr. Ihifckelt, a new member, unil I.ittK; Mi.-s .Mary Frances Bates, Angeliiio and drlia (iallman visiters, You have a .most cordial welcome lo all of out- services. Visitors and Socials .Mis'. Mildred Wilson Goudlock -ICroiu I lend, i sonville, N. C. and "l!cf little .daughter are Visiting - -luir?parentr, .Mi'.?ami .Mrs.?d-rff _ llownian oil SL-'J Hunter St. I 1; \ :I'; ] - Inner Luncheon tor t he In neiVt of the Community at the home rf .Mr. and Mrs; S. W. Allen - -Wrts- Tjrrttr a sueeest. Everyone n.'oyed tin liiseives. ,Mr. and Mrs.- Eugene-'Clary- on _ t 'aln-.vfl! M. are the happy parmil^ of a little daughter, Monday af<terno.o'n', name .lean Elizabeth Mother and baby .are getting tfhrng well. Th. XYA workers who were pre. t aring the playground in Mr. S.W Allen's pasture have been trans. tVu:ud-t<i tl?v -Convinunity Ifospita: where they have very neatly c1eUn'< <1 lite gronuls, atnf they are workj iK a large garden. The""nient ii.ts of tin.' Community Club .voted' unanimously to continue' tin. Playground Project. Mr*. Susio Gilliam-, the gram , mother of Mr', and Mrs. John CJilliani,-712 M< rgan St.. is residing with tlu-in now. Sick Lint and Deaths W- arc delighted to know Mis Hubert' Middle ton, wlw lias bqor sii!< is alih- to he uii again, '.'.Mrs. Kssig Williams, is (bettei - -ol'ti e?having?Mif fei ml an attael - t' ntlir a. .Mj s, I'amrio (JoutUock'-had si slight- ayyident of a burn with hoi fat lad wet k. I .it tie Miss Annett Boozer, .the grand-daughter of Mr. and Mrs Kugett'e Metis fell while runnilif aro.-.n i thc building of DiaytOr , St; em School last -week but she was. not ' seriously injured, she ii at tt ing along well. Mr. Sijtim ns, his wife and babj who were, 'the vietoms of the tor. na'do in Gainesville. Gal ciinu y, luttlYe-fiTsia- ml a while with his pa. i cuts, Mr. and Mrs. Cliarlit Thompson a week ago. Sunday lie pass* d away after having suf feivd insi lc injuries. St. Matthew Baptist (h"rch Bcv. S. M. Flalsej', Pastor 'I tsun ay school was in full bloon j at' I'!:"n <i. m. officers and teachel's .present; the lisson was beauj. tiI'll 1taught. j \ '; lr. B. y. p. U. was in sos-b-ii with a full attendance, all m , h.-rs of the. B. V-. P. U. arc a l..d to cdnie' out at (WOO o'ctocl p. in. May' .'!rd, a special program will be rendered. 1 A t 7: le Rev., llalsey came before t he audience with a burning nu-ssage from Pijpt Chronica -liW: 1Tlv attendance was graiic and all seemed to have enjoyed tin message. Mrs. Carrie B. Kinarc was the week-end guest of Mrs I );iis v W.-i 111 'ru? s" ' i I.IC inujm. \va: eracid with Rev. johnshn fion ihu A. M. K. Church. We are al. : ways pleased t(. have visitors al any time. - . IT 1,I,KK N. & I. INS'FUTTE Commencement Exercises , (JreenVille, S." C.?The commence ment exei cises of Fuller Norma an(| Industrial Institute will hi On Friday, May 8, the Piiman and. Intermediate grades will pre ^ent an operetta and play respectively. "The Isle of Jewels," j charming operetta in two acts an< i-oor father," a fascinating com dy in three-acts will b'c given at Phyllis *\Vhcatley Center. On Tuesday, May 12th the ('en ... -jLav Xlu!?lliffE -School?\vi44-preserr "Plain Jane'' a very intertaihin} play in three acts. Wednesday, May IJth?Bacca laureate Sermon -?Elder J. W Smith., Bishop W. E. Fuller wil introduce the *,speaker. Monday, May- 11? Graduatioi Program, 8 p.m.?St, I'etvf F. B II. Church. ANI) SONS \L HOME ind Senate Sts.) Columbia, S. C. VK SERVICE I'S?-For Direct Connection with it Cadsden and Eastover, S. C. IE 7998 lNI) COURTEOUS SERVICE." iK With Every Pirrra. T~ FICIENT SERVICE. Saturday, May 2, 1936 EASljoVER NEWS A. l -f-f . , Last Sunday was a high day at Rod -Hill. Baptist church, and the faithful members. prevailed themselves of the npnortttnitv. were found at their place of ditty. Rev. T. I.. Diickett forgotten that he-was a professor, from the way he preached, truly the holy spirit was with him. His text was taken from Acts 1:8, using as his subject testifying for Christ. It -I was full of thought. ' * Services at St. Philip was well I attended all day. last" Sunday, and the members are witnessing a new day 'under their-Godly father. A. new program has been instituted, and the older members who has been the leaders of every thing in the church, and think that the church can not function without them, because of long standing in their office, must realize that the church must consider i the young people who have prepared themselves to measure up i with the present, condition. - . .I Miss Jahnio_E,..'.Klue_difijd AprilJ , 22nd and was funeralized last Sunday afternoon' at Siloam Baptist church bjf Rpv. Butler assist- L ed by Rev. L. C. Jenkins and others, It is said that this was the ^ ! largest funeral ever attended' at that church. Large number of r whitc friend? were pre'seht-J Dea1 i> t di ii.? r? a i ~ r t run i). .I-, niuv mi* miiivr ui iiannie died April 25th and \vws funeraliz- \ l ed Tuesday, April 28th, at the 1 satno church by Rev. Butler, assist cd by Rev. L. C. Jenkins and others. Indee<l both deaths were very I (tad, daughter and father.1 500 J ' more or less were in attendance. i > | llolloy and Son Undertaker, one of the best ill the state, was ip charge. ' - . ' ?Rov. Bowman and his good peo"-? ?pie will wnr'.ihip with M"T ZtTTR Baptist chu'rch. next Sunday at o'clock p. m. a Mis. Annie?Robcrson,?ft great ?? .Missionary worker visited St.' I Philip last Sunday and spoke on I the subject of Missions. '. Comea irain Mr.'. Robeison ^uu are -Hl= ' ways welcome. The winners from the Baby ' I ; Contest; first prize goes to MisB ' Mai'v K. Murry, second to Freddie . Lee Green and third to Mary Lee . ' Evans. The Palmetto Leader will t be left in Mrs. J. Joyner Hot I j Lunch Stand for the persons who lives .in the country hereafter, . ' k.-' ...,.i ; I'.? MOV v?*i? ,yj? f^v;v ^wui pttjjti. - | " Come to church! p<> t'o church! WA1.HALLA NEWS " Mr. Kibhy. \Vhite "returned home from "th'e" "V'etT fan "IInspitnl in Columbia to lb;, delipht of his many ^ friends. Mr. and Mrs. .Too Evans, and ' j Mr. Grady Evans visited relatives in Gaffnoy a few days ago . " Erien.ts of Mrs. M. E. Wash 1 | inpton sympathize with her dur! irp her illness, which occured a 4 1 i few days- apo from a car wreck. L I Trust that shy-will soon recover. , I ; Mrs. "Minni'o Rruce and pvand-~ dauphter, Miss Minnie Rebecca. i Beaty spent, a few days apo with the former's brother, Seneca. 1 | Mrs. Carrie White is out again after being ill for two weeks. 'l Also Mrs. Eostena Moore, is I still on the sick list. r-j The Home Mission Society of - the Trinity M. E...Church met at > , '[the home of Mrs. 'Janie Robinson - ; last Friday pveninp. < I Mrs. In,-/. Brown is President. Busin. ss was ear lie ! out in a uni qie manner;. after which the hosj u~ss served a delicious course. The Sister Charity Club of the i Flat Rock Baptist church nvet at J 1 the home, of Mrs. Gladys Brown. 1 The devotional discussion "The . j Resurr. ction of Christ." Business v I was discussod. The hostess served a salad course. I The NTc*w Galilee Baptist church ' morning and evening services were ? f well attended and spiritually eni joyed by all present Sunday. Rev. . i Bc/eks,' the pastor is power in this -^community;???-? r j The Flat Rock Sunday school 1 met at the usual hour, with Supt. 1 Jones and teachers at their post of i dpty, Subject, "Jesus Looks at 1 . Wealth and Poverty." The Jesson J ? was' beautifully discussed by the * 5I teachers. ~ j i I 4:00 p. m. Rev. J. T. .Robinson - 1 brought to us *a MiFsionary Ser- | t mon, which was very timely. Af. I Iter which the Br Y. fr Ufrofulercd I a program with a -largei atten<lance. i Miss Clara Mae Grant and Mrs. | Frances Floyd motored Saturday . ! to Townville, S. C. as delegates to ] the Semi-Annual E. S. S. Con- , L> volition of the Seneca River. At fthc-Sbiioh Baptist (TnrrctrThey ^ > ! rcnort.f?<J .'hi nninmiH- ?* , .... .... otuy. ,j ' | 1 - | SOUTHERN RAILWAY BYSTEM . ) ^rrlval and Departure of Passenger , Trains, operated by the Southern Railway , ' System at the Onion 8'atlcn. Coiumble. > l - 8. C. effective December ?. 1914. t j o 00 A M?Charlotte I For- Jeeves ^ 4:10 A. M.?Charleston ' H OreenvlUe, Anderson. Oentea , | ? 50 A M?Newberry. Oreenwood. * t:05 A. M?Spartanburg. Ashevllle S: 10 A. M.?Ausruata - ? 15 A. M.--Savannah * 1 11 20 A M - Camden, Lancaster, Roek Hill. Shelby . t 1 '2 45 P. M. Ashevllle, Louisville. . St. Louis. Cincinnati. Chleage | , 4 30 P M?Orangeburg, Charleston 1 4 00 P M.?Charlotte.- Washington. j New York .( 9 55 ? M.?Anderson, Atlanta J i 10.00 P. M aavannab, Jacksonrma ?5 i! I j arrives j Columbia From: i I 4 50 A M?Jacksonville, Savanr.uh I 4 30 A M?Atlanta. Anderson. Greenwood K:35 A. M.?New York. Washin*ton. Charlotte j 13:25 P M Rock Hill. Lancaster, Camden 12 40 P M?Charleston | 4 25 P M Chicago, Clnclnnetvl, 8t Louis. Louisville, Knoxvtlln, Ashevllle < Spartanburg < | t 46 P. M August* 9 00 P. M Ashevllle. Spartanburg 9 30 P. M ?Charleston | 2:40 P M ?Charlotte * ? 1 v M F Oreenvllle. Anderson. j - Ofeehwwld ? 38 p \l Sa-sDo ih Ott* Ticket Off lee Depot Ticket OtXloe - md^Bunrtwr Bouth Main , ? - ^ .:j