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Page 8 ? WHY PA' I us I GoodEr ( A Bettc A N I) S AVE V I USED CARS | STOF: BY 1924 MAIN | BUY WHERE j THE OK Counts I L &A> K ( H E V. CO. ' : - WAVERLEY SERVICE STATION ;i:SS()M PRODUCTS1, y, ' ( oF7T A YT.OR & - PINE STS. 1 I:I.I:I'IH)M: ? OJIIH?? i Mu:u N ?:\\ M \ N \<; I:M KN/I ( a is * Washed and firpnspd for $1.00 M. II. IIAM.KY. Prop. ? i^? ~ .\OTKE1 in \i i. < OI.OKKI) PI;OIM.|-: . \yl\o art- not satisfied ' with your present job a ltd those w ho don't . 1 haw ji'lis. call to see us at the (OI.OI HI A ~ Kniplo\ment Bureau cool) POSITIONS AVAII.ABLK 17)21 Main Street Koom 7 ** Phohi 386f Open Ml Ninht?21 hour Serrlc* '" Sa\e .vttttf nirktrs arid dnue?-?4 eonie._u.p_ Jj). see u.s' .sometime . While in Columbia visit the Lenox. Heer Garden ki M lli:s \ f \I.I. TIMJ'.S Ml UUA.t ami. (iivA.N'T,. Prop. ti2'.) ? AMll.Mi KIN SIKbh'l .. ,m"n?\i??wi i-: lows ;\Ni> UKKI NAN'l" INC )i llatcs and '1 . rms - ' K \.\V i < >1:1 >*S . :a,., i lic.ja-' 11 :;s i { iili'lintjaj, Sei-vice < >t:r A11 . < at hey r _ Fern ii 1C Help Wanted . :1 " I '.M t yu'lirrv; ail : ' .; : i \|>t i on.i-e yiim'i:- I ?>' itttH a !' Sfl'vici', I 15: v... .w.v v..-k. __Keai Home-Made ice Cream .'> Dips For 5c 1 r> It." il \ <>u Don't Like I'1 DON'T PAY I I 1 1 1.7 \V;i-hin.uton Street 1 THANK YOU! ? Lover VIonvy, Success I!.. . -1 tli; -'and. Wife ... Q ::i A .u11<> Mon' y. Ma;' r \Y,. y You A??e You I ^'nVi' ? i'viI in all Ciul,,i,t;ikini?s? i . ike I- utar ! Know what DON'T WORRY . .i 1 Nivfij and .Seventh Books M"' r: "ilYr a. Key ,tr? all Trou: i. S ' i and Bit'! Tat for As' v.. :i i\'; j; a<Ih'.:' an<l V"! - and R.-ji'lin'.:- Free, to Io"11 V Wd'l-a'-JhuVV.C. I \ST < \H. TO S. C. BAPTISTS ((' niimiod from page 1) I most vital steps in missions arc I V. van it '.iTit.ion atul , Enlistment, v. 'm> .'v. i' dii" i;t.'.i?elnrohl- ?be. ne either Hist riet and hr ? should have ehanro of all "drives ji'-nir.iiiion . ltd puldiei'y. vork of tiH< Convention. The rnnomian must decide a fid provide for funds rjr tJ? 'TTTTf iTrirsym: otitic IpoffttPly way for this work ami not depend on a more pittance given at the close of t|ie convention. Morris college will receive greater attention than ever this year. I)r. Pinson has performed only given the College a very fine rating with the Educational' Department of the State but .its reputation , is National 'and is showing students from all over the Union. i.IJaptist pastors from- every section of the state will come prepared to stand 100 per cent behind our great president. Can an office be held legally in the convention by any other than a life member? . Well come on to ^ the convention lets sec. (" The methods of conducting the ; group meetings will Jbe changed or ' j I r MORE? S E II luf Flourl ?r Flour) O U Rr M(^N I Y| the group meetings will be done I away with all together. There are some of US Who I eel that as they wero'conducted they were no more tlu\?i machines for legalized graft, anu that things that have been will not be again. We hold that they should either be held per constitution and president's recommendations or changes n the constitution should be made. Abraham Lincqln said "you can fool some of the people some of the time, but you can't fool all of the people all of the time. Come to Laurens to sing, shout, pray, think, plan arid do things? Aw!,S,,1G U ncw t*ai N.t * ' G. G. Daniels, Drive Itfgr. 4 GAFFNKY NEWS (Continued from page 1) . and a biscuit and doll dress contest. One -side of the church was filled with white friends afriong whom were teachers and pupils mI i oin the Mearenin Ml?school and pupils from the Gaffney High school, The contests were sponsored by the Ilom^j Makers Edircattonal service through one of the'teachers of the school. A ~FoTmi of the church held the dis-jilav ol' doll drena and the -plaWsof biscuits. The dressers " were made by the simplicity- pattern. Th^: biscuits were made with kumford Baking Power. Every pupil used the same recipe in biscuit making and pattterns for thy dresses were alike. The judges were tteaohers from?Bea v< i d;un school and Miss Saaona Moore, a teacher in Union county. A first, second and. third prize was '.--given in each contest. \\r o:? v.' oi&cmure received first prize in the biscuit contest c? ;\od fiibyt jMze' in the dress "meSt.. The-}ini^fs~wcTh thorough. 11 their judging: ' . - - ' The teachers of-this school arc Mrs. M. (i. Littlejohn and Mrs. (I. R. Jolly. They botth report- a j kasatit and successful term. The remains||of Mrs. Lola L. "Liscomb Were laid to rest Sunthe" White Plains cemetery i Rev. R. B. Sullivan preached hei funeral. Mrs. Liscomb had been sick several months. Duringrhe' sickness she was always cheerful. | .She. was a dutiful member of the White I'lains . Baptist Church She {eaves a husband, one small daughter and six sons who will greatly miss er tender care. A I larut- croyvd attended her funeral. I Mr. O. H. Hawkins was Undertaker n charge.. illh.II SCHOOL LEAGUE HOLDS TRACK MEET. > I he Athletic Association ol Secondary Schools of South Carolina held its annual track meet Saturday at Benedict College. There are twelve schools in this Associatu/n. However, only foui I . chools pr rticrpated. -The following, schools had representatives I present for the encounter: Maihei Aea amy, Camden; Lancaster B Hi School, Lancaster; Tin ley High School, Chester and Booker Wash ;ngtoti High School, Columbia. Mather Arailnmi- ?i in j ?>.mucu away with most of -the laurels. Summary of Meet: I 100 yd I)ash?<Dul?ose,- Mather. Academy; Williams,- Mather Academy; Ilainey, Mather Academy. Time 10.5 sec. | 220 yd. Dash?<Dub jse, Mather; Litaincy, Mather, Taylor, Booker L-Wa+drrn gtom'Ftmtr 27 sec; 140 yd. Dash?McKinzcy, Ma1 ther; Jackson, Booker Washington Kinard, Booker Washington. Tiiiu 50 sec. 1 | X80 yd. Dash?McKenzy, Mather; Kinard, Booker Washington; I u. Jackson, Bookev Washington I Time 2:52 sec. j Mile Run?McKenay, Mather; Kinard, Booker Washington; Sutton, Mather. Time 6:25 sec. Half Mile Relay?Mather, Finley, Booker Washington. Running High Jump?Bradley, Booker Washington; .Stacks, Book or; Washington "and Sutton, Mm ther. (Tied for second place) Ht. f> ft. 5 1-2 inches. Running Broad Juror*?ri.-u. Mather; McKenzy, Mather, Wilhams, Mather. Instance 19 ft. ?11 ami 1-2 inches. . Points: Mather Academy ?43 Booker Washington __ 22 Fin-ley High __ 1 Lancaster High ... .. C FLORENCE SEWS Miss Willie Nance is at home -after a successful school term in Kershaw County. Mrs. J. PL Coc and Miss Lorena Johnson have finished their respective school I terms and are home. ? .Mrs. Cora- MeNair- Burgess spoilt the Week-end at home and returned Monday to her school in North Carolina. Miss Margaret Wilson, Freshman of Claflin college and Edwin Wilson, Junior of Claflin college visited their mother recently. Mrs. Leila R. Cusaac, A." O. Samuels and Lily Wilcox reported a pleasant visit last week to the District Conference at Postern S. C. * Rev." and Mrs. A. "F Spears passed thru the city last week and pop called a few friend*. BATK&BIRG DOTS ; ! The Amateur Boxing Match was ; held at Batesburg Hi. school last Monday night in which Frank Rock better known as (G>.ooh) challenge Johnie Baker in winch Qeeeh won the decision. Fast ! hitting Clarence Gantt and 1\. B. I Ruff djattled" in -which Rtrft- won I over Ganttr* ? I The srrammar school has start ed off with a-leal spirit. They are selling: tickets to support their "May QiHjen." We wish for thenv muchJuck. me suieinir quartet ronvon>ion was held at J he Batrsbmyr llirrh^ , school on. last- Sunday. Kvery. oiW^ reported a joyful evening:. Miss Amanda Artoinus an ! Miss, Annie Lue Iiamie was in Columbia last woek visiting: the Methodist Convention. ' Mr. and Mrs: Ralph Hammonds from Palm BeaeR'. Pi a are vi,-it inn their sister, Miss- M. Mr Marr of Batesburfj. The Olive Branch Sunday schorl was called. to order . 10:00 hy the Supt. A wonderful lesson- was jRrincinal Bush of P.ausburg: " took four tleh'nater?"f \ lu-?N. I V S. C. to Newberry ami wdu second place1 in the, jud^injc- ccnUst of swinos and Robert tseott was the speaker to ripiesen; th. N. I1' v. cnapier oj rsau snurg.unu ;i won second place in sp* al tne. The 7th grade had an (.rgytjiVa*.-* tion with the members of th, das." "Mr. Joe ChrstOr Barr pro idit-rty-ti? ? resident and Miss Birdie Mao " Williams US den ' 1.1. \ .. ?? 'Miss .Vivian Thomas,; daughL >. of Mr, and Mrs. W. (id Thomas " celebrate*.! her ?'>.th Kirth lay Monday. afternoon. Sin an I- many friends enjoyed the afternoon. . Miss, Carrid M. Mct,y of "Bute." burg "has been .to \ <.rin!; :o . quite a while hut is vis it if,.;' h i family. , Mrs. El'oise ..Thomas was cnt tained by guests of Mr. Jand Mi>, David Thomas Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John -lolfhson had* as guests, Mr. ar.d Mr.-. Joe John' son Sunday --after mam. (JHEENWOOD DISTRICT > HOLDS SESSION. (Cont-itHH-d?fe-io ?Li?_? nates.' " -P* ;. ' Among the visitois pvo-eut l'iJ. S. Benn, Jr., (irecnvklle di.-!? u : l t * JO.... ..l.U. 1) . I.* \ii ..::u - u. v.. v^uui ir>; i . rv;. t'i u: *. \ ;; 11 district an<] "Mrs. B. 11. Gray. I' E. Quarlcs presided tlnomrk session. Rev. Jenstin.'s imi' 1'. I!, was very kind and e >nsid' i aie. witlr~trnr~mcn- =Hi; n tlay deemed to respect i-:::;. .oa;. a- Tjjrows in ajre and e.\pV. k h.e . will; iiiore and? ntoi'e evidence that fraternal spirit, The enterta'.iuutni was all that -.onl I bo ' i."Ood .1 i. Iiev.. Massoy and peon!. !. :i 1'.:' arid 'Zion trace in everytbintr we needed in the \vav of l'rw*pobita , Rev. Massey .-aid: "W\> will no?8 speak our welcoii'ie. we prefer t?. show it"' and- rival % .? ! fity.de it. The writer an: Jlin. ..\k : aii der were entertkinvd fr r i e in the home of .Mrs, Ella Mhp lewis, who K't.lly knows !ro. inaia it pleasant For h r na-'stV The preach in tr was . d-ne * os Revs. B. 11. (iiay and \V. A. l'ai" r's. Rev. K. F. .John on \\a t n have preached the Kdtii at in\:.il nion,~but the session wa- l>m!:e.\ 'tip on account of th/ jai.u' lk-v.-. Gary, HarperyGmy-and?Jones .hvlpid wondei ( illy' .in the !'scn.-~ shins. Thus conies to a close - a peaceful and harmonises session of the Greenwood llktiiet C'oiifer-. once yf the Ph dinnill Annual < ference. .1. B. Sill it In llei .1 ii't i i' DISTRICT ACRIM I.TI RK JlIMJlNi; CONT-KST in;i.i) AT m.\< KVII.II: (Centime <1 .t! '.-a .'. V ? PTrum. Uc- dinn r v.a> >-j i \cl hy C Homo Kvonotnic department ?.! Macedonia Hifch school under 1) < supervision. of Miss M, 1% 11: -. i the Representatives. Stokes Rest Speaker.. The afternoon -session lie^-an I with Prof. Davil (J. Helton pi. siding. This program consisted of announcing tltr-' winifcr' !' the fmh." _-..v. n.nOIMII); lOIUt'M Wllll'tl, \VH won by William Stok? s, All n !a: S. ('., Stoke s will i epreseiit 1he first <1 istrict in the State Contest 'Friday, May K, I'.i.'ir, at State C??iThe second ami third raid; in tin speaking font'st are ( hades Kdw'ard of Fairfax. S. C. and PariBell of \\ a Iter born, S. ('. n sportively; DEDICATION OF i Klv I \ I I ! CABIN I.II4ICAIO ; Anderson County I raining; Srlioo A Dedication Service marked b, I simplicity, beauty, ami in e.i was that of the Catherine Detfe; _ rUnit of the Faith Cahin l.ibrary ne Amleison .County Trainin School, Pehdleton, S. C. on Sunlay, April 111, at I o'elo k p. in. T* u . . urs exercise, v.' ifli v;.> lurg r attended, was ht44-?tH-tl+4^?ciiiui(iu_ in front of the Log ( abin and lli nort h si'i vi'l. a- platform \v i' held many disliiirruL-tvd pile-1 v. Anions th<> speakers v.n o Mr Willie L. Buffington, founder <> the P'aith Cabin Library M e ment, Dr. B. K. (leer, President of Furinan Univeisity. Mr. Fletcher Publicity--figmt iif Fnnnail Fni versity, and Mr. Av \V. Simpkinof Saiuda, S. C. Mr. W. A. Schifley, of-The Depaitnient of Education, Columbia. * S. C. visited the Anderson County Training school on last Friday evening and brought ney.s that thc. achool now stands on the accredited list. r ' ? ? The palmetto leader f SOITH CAROLINA HIGH ?SCHOOL CONFERENCE (Continued from pajro 1) track and field mooting on the j i liohl of Honodivt' collogu,-Columbia South Carolina. Saturday, April ] 'Jfv . | Mat hot* Academy took first place < wth points. Hooker Washington -ythiH with." junhTs, Fin ley" Ili. thirl with on,, point. McKinzey uid 'Hulus,. of Mather Academy wore the stars of the nutting, Mt;Keti/.ie , made 10 points and Dutn?e loot their team's 40 points, i ?Sam many; :" 100 Yard Hash Finals:. < fVilwisi', Mather Academy, Williams. Matin i' Academy," Raincy. Mather Academy. Time . 10.5 see. ends. ... _'20 Yard l>a>h Finals: Pi:hose. -Mather Academy: Rain. ' y. Mather Academy, Taylor, Honker. Tim.--"J-. seconds. 110 Yard Dash:" .. McKihr.ey. Mather Academy; Jacksen. Jlookur Washington. Time ">0 second.-. SSO YarJ Pii-h: McKin/.ey, Math r Acadc-my: Kit' a iTtr~ti*rrMi-c- - \ra ?t\Trrg roFn?RT; Jack-oh. . H "'her Washington. ' 'Time" ? ? .' t i ; i. i * . .>1 UC" IV.'ll. McKiiizey, Matlior Academy; 1 Kniar i. Gtooker Washington, Sut'"ti. Mat' .r \cad lav: Time_G.'23'' Halt' Mile Tlytsix : Mather Academy, Hooker Washinrton. Kiiiley.; \' Huiuiitir; lliifh -Jump It .'id! -y. w< 1: r \\ ashmirton; harks. Hooker Washington, - and '1 <?A1 i en 1?I'm* .u emi i . lace. ,1 ji i.L'h: .V. .:>V\ Hunnih^' Dmad .lump: iHihost*. MatIver Academy; Mc- .' !\ :. y. Mat); Academy: Wilam-. Mather A.adehty. Distance 1 l'l 1-2". "" '< SI'AIM AMtl |{<; NEWS. I A Siher Tea, ?as Riven at the I 11"Ini 11t Mrs. Iv.la It* II, Ahram . ' i'i.i W'ofl'ord St. Sural ay aft I'hoor ' tly. Rescue fhi.i) of Mt. Moriaiv Itaptist church. '; J ,\ Mav I'f" . ai mill he -punsor- I i W'.-din sday. Mac <5. at t'"> 1 D,mcan I'ath hy the. Carrier St -chili.!. * M.i. ! ' h i 1!.< ""h'lhaiC ut' this city h t't Sut.day foy Charlotte, N 1 ' v-' i: j.u_ 112-.- w ill Im ?imeatt'cd? in ?1 > m c..|r>i'inn..' ?: . , , . T:.e Ni : t liay.k Social Clnl | in'i hist, Til- ;i'-lay r.ieiit sit tin y uaa-" "t' Wsi'iac- Sh ltun. Husi. , 'I i:i?' * i ' ;i'!' < was discussed. \:t.r a < a aiu] san.iwi la-.- was il. the club ad n d t nu t at the .home of loi.t: u-dd -ti. - ' . ; fli Cine I atria., consisting ol , ?r".;h-f-iii's-. iii' .this city?iy- J 11 i -o; 11";^ pro-ram at j tin " .Macedonia Haptist. church. Tuesday' Kijrh1'. Aptii 2Sth. . ( \MI.)i:.\ NKWS Sand. : Creek Baptist Church 'lit a; 'av school services Were ' ,-t d' l.y the Sunt. I>. IX Al>.ndd i. V. lartre sum. of mon: <i. and the lesson was 1 ' a' \v >! is all who were present.. ? i':.i etititf was conducted \a . tickle and Bi-o. James 11.o: The nastniwRr-vr"WT >. .1 % i". "Am 1 tolibii'./- 1 Cod-:' Ma-laehi .'5:S. :l... It'.'V. J. \V. - 1!II 1 in- i insjdiir-tr sermon, 1 ' i ll- IV li'H-MHH"Cor. ..! ! '. tisi.l for- today $22.12. WDUl'WS VI AYS St. tii'ri-ws A. M. ! ;. .Cluirch IJ i - \. \\ . I'. Car?ditia. Pastor ('* S .<: y i >ii 11?i:: lv The -pastel ] i'ii ' < '.i t< xt fi:?m ii Kino Hi. : hied "Tlx.'' Aseoiition < ' 1' Tin- i i iii.H) was gi oil ill' ! "' ii1 !lit;-. s , |.,y srIx.nH l.imr has i a"? " <1 from :>: '?<( to 1 ?>'. a '<lays aiv lnngi r. :v i A.1' i. . ahrth and, chil!i.Tuesday a. ih?. fo> ] : i.-whrno-t-hpy will sfTend \ an la'. . - ummur wittr~Mr. Core I''". Ihnhow and family j ad Mr. a.d-Mvs. Sn-ais canto <>v- < - < I.: !av.. The-v wi-:/.. the din . ..r Mr. 'and . Mrs. Frod : .' ,.\t six im<1#;-k ho- - held j hi-' (|uarU't]y conforcnct I i :i sin'c. >s. \' '.'cluck "the elder ascend j - ! i'..- t.,_ (Htn ami prc?uitc4- a ii'ldi' "-i i men from Uevelalion : '"J: 17. ii.ject "Tlie (Insii 1 Invi- j lati",'.." T ladies of the Missionary > v'",i . i *' St. Andrews church . tt?(-'-ylaydoi' Supper on May 7.' 1 ! !' . Coni" <.no. Come all. imim.i; siMtixi; m:\vk. i A |a ? cutvfr' t <? at it.n ortjoyed t'. eh i h services at UidRo Hil Sin <i' '!? v. Join's lolt p!< nty o v< ifll: i wo TnuuTrnT lftdividula - " v. i' ?: J ho |?lar "Heaver f?' ind" at Hot Spriiitr church Sur 'a 11, in v. Mii'h credit is du< a i ' ii H and di* act ress. St ml- ' !.?: are ncariivr Hie closi of t in1 examinations, fjomo e?' i y"'.ve'! done." others seek othei vt- < i ns. In a few days the ' ;i< In r- will In able to'say who's it..- v ), ;?th evades enter tail.' 'J e nu iienee ill _aii. interim ii" v. a with "The Mysterious Fi i J." Friday evening. Prof ih ebarire. The anditVirium was crowded Monday to hear the annual sermon delive)a t by Hey. A. A. Sims. This wa- a forceful message. Head nat'i . t< fehers parents.hnd friend should I, ng remember this Ser| re.om I he class is grat ful t <. I IJcv. Sims, The Juniors appeared in a rhot'-'ii.'il .Qiitc-t Monday ' enintr. Mis^Troede Raiford won first prize ; .Miss Kleiise Kenner 2nd and Mr.' Frederick Hammond honorable j CHESTER FIELD NEWS I'-r Hy S;ira A. MvCullough O, We. are still having fiho""\Veath- ? ?l\ <> ?Sunday? was' a hiyrh day at ? Davidson Grove Baptist church, a few miles from hero. The Hone- g volant Burial Association had their ? Annfual Convention. Kveryom en- O ioydct the day. The He v. W.~ W. g McCullough preached the opening c> sermon. g Last Thursday was a high ..day ? for the Adult of C-lustertield Co. O on which day "their annual Field g Day was hold', hpth tht. Adults anil cT Recreational griuup twok a part, g After seeing' the exhibition aitd q the performance -oT>y coMld*- clearly g sic the good that this." brain h- of g Education is doing, for Chester- <3 field county. >- ^ g Thy main spoakers of the- day were -Mrs. M. L. Foster. J canes TO teacher wlio made the welcome ad. <5 dress, and introduced the follow. O; ing visitors, Mrs.. Pegues, lead <f g the Woman's Work of the County. Mrs: Paul Parker, Recreational g Supervisor, and Mrs. Ruby Rivers, ? Adults Supervisor. Rev. .1. A. .Oi t"faT"v_'ie?nr)rRtcrd-tTV t hp TVTTtT'iTrrrn Trrt dress. Country Supt. 1). A. Brown O IIla<fe?it wi/ink'i l tti? aprtfeh onAdult Education in Chesterfield A county. , g A reading, and Arithmetic Contest, a spelling match was held. 1 A file tollowing won prizes: Head- S ing 1st prize, Mrs. Bertha Sellers o of Ruby; 2nd prize,'Mrs. -Malir.ua Baddy.of Chcsftrlleld. *** ? Arithmetic: 1st briZe,' Mi's. BeT" O t'ha Sellers; <fnd prize, Mrs. Re- g lire,-n How.'11 .if Rytln 1. Sp. lliny A 2nd prize was wain by a -trttrF-^" front Angelus, whose name I can't recall. 1st- prize, Mis. llal- A liy Mitchell ~$f - bethel, }\ no -will g1'i'lVFo.sent the County yt tiu State A L'ofttest. i ? g' ?Man.v pi izc.-, were given for the o best Work on exhibition. rrizcs' v it'Ttv won by the following: Auult g group, Mrs. \V. B. Gary of Ches. A Lerlield, 1st prize in general ex- ? unit, ea'ke, and quilt'top. A Mrs. Ola Brewer of Ruby, 1st v prize on bed spread. M.sse.s Mai-. ^ garet WTTsoTi Tt Montrose, Annie Liiliispie of Cue raw, - ana Mis. g wtit Brewer of Angelus won priz A s also. lg Recreational group were the fullowing, Misses Elizabeth Johnson A . 1; C nesternelu lsi. ,iui/c.-i ill jie.i- I ^ -L-tvitr. ??l.. _. 1 ....:n A . . . , .V>.V MW, IV I 0 "I1, p'vl ?nd -"viv" "ii randy, [O Miss 'Leninite Miinnorlyn of .'he raw won prize*also. o Mrs,. Jl. Lousie i'ostc)*, ami (Girard) Miss Klizalntli Johnson. 0 Mrs. Mable Hobin sin, and Mi', and O i'1'C ('amp at Awondaw, .S. ('. on o Sunday to visit the Messrs. .laiji.s ? l.'U,.milt .T:;.) WuTrpWrnThrfrT They reported a very p!ea-;int "5j" trip. Thcv specially nuntion tiie ^ hospitality and the irrod "(He'.' q, Lamp spirit that was shown b\ ^ all the-boys. ?> (iKHlvl.YVII,LK. NKV.S " .? ' ' . . O - ? v Apiil 27 -Tile Home .Keon.iniies ?> lasses ot" the the- Williamsburg ^ County Training, 'school .uavv a -<> Spring Banqi.eT""- Friday ni'yht, ? April 2-t, in the sellout auditorium. 0 The aydiuirium was- beau11! uU *5 liF decorated with roses. A very 0 enjoyable program was re ndered O in conn ' lion ?i.li loo. J>.?ii< p.; I. x Mrs. L. T. Murray acted as mis- o Iriss of cciyjnonies. .'diss .1. \v. v A n<k rsmiA piij^\ d a nuisieal -eh .'- 0 i4(in.. "&oMudc:" liiy '- a: ioir -y Mr. (). S.? Mellonald. Alter .e'..,ii ii 0 .Mis.- tiuiie ICnhinsttn sane, "Ah, O Sweet Mystery of I.ife," accent- X IMMjed t>\- Miss Anderson. O Rev. L. ('. Gregg, pastor c>f the ' * .Methodist Church \.ery briefly^ ? gave the welcome address. Rev. y Arthur Daniels of Maiming, S. C. X IeliverVd an inspiring address on y 1 no Va[ue oljliouie Leononiics." 'V Mis. I.. C. Gregg playocl and in- y strinmnlaf .solo, ami .Miss N... < . V litise sane "Sing.. -Sing, ISirds on Lhe wings." y The menu which consisted of de- X lieious fruit ,-al:t i on lea , A iWiel peas, sliced ham., s:;iiin.es. ice craairr itii i chke was prefixed V >y the Home Keon. inies; group, supervised by the Monte- Eeoitoni- y es teacher, Miss (1. II. Douglass. X ROYAL I RIKNI) SOCIAL ( I.I 1*. X The cluli met at tile Odd Fcl-- Y days' Hall ?.!<?hday nig: I. at sdlti TVIoek. .\pril i!T. - +*:? ?. Devot- t-'j ional service opened up l?y singng the club's opening song, "Ar.criea" by RriiicM, Mr. I'e'.er ? smith. After devotional cNoris the ltW'Djne was cal1 d t >"n . t biv the I'residi nt; it \I flTo was .ealh d; each it'imnhi r respondd. The nnn'f- of ? -, la*t-t?o t inp were read and adopted, i n?j? finished and n \v l>".-i:-e transacted. The elnh ask y >,i, one and all to join in and h'-Iji'i:.- ' . nit this eomin'r So-dev alt- .in,.'. in an open f i * Id p; ;.n a' ' corner of Wayne and ll'nnirf.n Sts. Maily w<-11 known- ,i'i^ _ ? of th" eitv '' ill t'd - a ? ' t !.\. '< ure,you will et.joy it. 'I it h'o.vnl , . Kricn 1 invites all. , ' . Kdwanl Adam , It'-pot.! r merit ion. Miss VVjJIie Ma< " d-. .1 / Den'nis Thomp.-do ai.d Mi. Iti'' r.?? f?f A ndei on Wl I i * '' e* I I Mo ' Ilia?f *.'i '.1 ?ISo'i'lir' ?M-r- tn-d-Afr 4~?K; Ho? motored to I.a n > J' n , Mr. aiid M Ita.m I!. i lid d'te, la Sunday The' I.il..;.' . : -n lav I' M.' Vo .; a r a. invited at t p.n, . The .( IUO.I r I' A ' , t, ' :> the home of Mi 'I i, . i.a I .., A pill I. A ' l 0|.e;,jf ;/ of 1 |.i lfi?.*ef,| nj', if- fie" ho.efit V.io i i , ed." M ? 11 followed i.y im ' ha , i il,:' of the l.o&v pia tm I" . . n'lOV." >/f -trr}-*?-?i' L. KlIis,of..' Mo-i'-. |ii--ff(? -..on Mi .M a' K. Crawford. t . Saturday, May 2, 1936 *">oo oooo o o ooowoaooo^oo???ooe3C$^o:oao:o^^ _ UNUSUAL j D \ D P A 1 NT C I U /H I\ U I m J I " C * Read These Prices j Compare and Buy: -SWgAR V 10 tb Cloth Bag 49c I SNOWDRIFT :l 6lb Pail 95c | CHASER . "> S 1 CUCAREFRUFFJUICE: ^o. 2 Can 10c |JKI.LO " ' '* ' - ICE CREAM POWDER 1 Per Pkg. 10c | HER ltEKS ' ' 3 BABY FOOD All Varieties 3 for 25c | IIERSHKYS ' 8 CHOCOLATE SYRUP ^16 oz canJDci - h A MU I S VlETY ??? - B COCOA 2 lb Can 15c I CALIFORNIA * . 8 BLACK EYEPEAS 2 lb 15c | NORTHERN TISSUE 3 Rolls 19c| ^ .WHITE HOUSE : ? APPLE SAUCE No. 2 Can 3 for 25c | ? JACK & JILL - g (iELATlNE Per Pkg. 5c i TOMATOES , No. 2 Can 4 for 25c| -van-tamps? " | si 1 a'Elidale : 8 . MACKEKAL |PEACHES No 1 Cans 3 for ' "25C ^ *V'0* ^ ans 25c^ ROSEDALE SKINNERS' 8 SUGAR PEAS RAISIN BRAN . f No. - !.';>? .TUL.. 15c ^ ri\('k 1 1 ' 25c ^ 1)1 Vic , TOMATO JUICE g ' Oleomargerine COCKTAIL Per II. -j- - 20c No-10Can-"- --+-.39cl A RG O ^ ^ I AS I ^ PI. A K ES rj|\Tr. t t^i^t T"^ a S VT TED SODA PINEAPPLE g aAlilLU OUJU/Y CRUSHED OR SLICED g 1 11, \y. . 10c NO 2 CAN 15c | GREEN BEAUTY r HANNAR BRAND 8 I'ICKLES SAUSAGE SWEET MIXED NO 2 CAN 1 Qf 8 01 ART - 21C | i,own .i n i.v r?.M> i. 11.1 o 8 roi.. Mii.A iMiAM. | preserves*"";.. I _ - ?- - {12 Oz Jar v 1 ? 2 I'kgs .... Art?; o ? ?? . _"?l! 1 ,b Jar 63c ^ ( iViARKTTES POST TOASTIES I TAX 18c| 2 PK(;^ -15cI Home Stores| GOOD EATS ZERO PRICES | ^ooooooooooooooooooooo<CM^oooo.aaoaoaoooooooaaocH>o^ - SI NSI1INI-; SISTERS TUBERCULOSIS WORK IN . BARNWELL COUNTY S;?aitunhuitr. S. C. .lust watch As a r('suU of tlu> Christmas l- ,.f c,.!i?.;ri." |. i*?w. - Seal Salt' among Negroes in BarnI,,...... ~ ,u;.,,-y tut< i"c,it t\ a-Ivfi*11 county wo were given the i- :;.j?i? .-j f. -i f iAiiiiinuniiv Ini- sl'lv'1'1' 01 a nurse for the - month fiM-iiM iit project,- ' is' the young uf April, Nurse So well was una: .. '.rial Club.. These beau- tirintr in her efforts to contact all ! <,]() ,,f ;r," ,,rie eve- . patients and suspects thereby vis itintr oil ci ' . ? v.iv .-.ur?ijc-v-ti:u nomes ana ' * '..iV'" i'V' ''. patients instructintr tin nv how to i ' r'Vt"',a T 1 ' ?'e f?r "aticnt as well as how ,,;-r,.a! h o,,.- Of Mrs Iaulmeho ufc. care of themsePes so as h. - 'V5"1 S,,::i,t; ^hc*? to prevent the spread of th~dT^" ?:'a?1*e,| a.,,i call,, tHeih- .ast> As a (.ljm'ax to her efforts " "" - <J,S ' " a very successful clinic was held i.' M i Pauline .simp; on; 2nd in the Poin t House? Friday, April < I .Ha Wivirins; Is' 24, hy Dr. Marie? of Columbia with < I !,< following , officr-Vs:' tthe cooperation and assistance of. u. :?IVM. by M' -. Nancy Wood Miss Palal, the County Health -I 'i m'y two in number, they N'urs, and Mrs. Easterling. As , i < P.. Coleman; Asst. S >: a result of that clinic, many active < .!, Nan y Wnodnrd; Sec. cases of Tuberculosis were found r ' a Ui'.'v'ins; Treas. Mrs and many were adS'ised to have h I -od dil l'ei"ti' X?-Ray-pir mres -made of theit' it*,' Sine. they organized they chests, we are sorry to lose f. i. < t logitlurly rain or snow Nurse fiowell but the tuberculosis ,? th.-.y |.i, earring sunsh'iti, followt up work will be carried on . , mil' Follow the Sun by Nurse Patat. thn Countv Norse "i ;iii'l the clouds Amonp other benefits derived r' 'from Nurse Sowoll's sojoufn with u %^l|s, are: Home Hygiene Classes . ... children, tuhercula test Riven many _ J for women, lectures to the school >f the s'chpol children and the lloalth pictures as Riven by^Mrs. , 'I i< will Ix- a meeting of the Kimhiiis p Barnwell and Willis- * i' ' ,"i hei A uiciiit.ioo of Sa ton. V o'clock All members an seals next time to get a nuyse for k< d td be present. a much loger period. .