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f Page 6 (???( J All news for The Junior Page must be in the office no later than ,. Puosouy afternoon of each week. Many letter# are receivo^ too lata 'or publication. "BILL" s i ? ? ' < I. . Boys And Girls L= /I'.,W ANTED " ^ To Earn Money In Spare Time litre's an opportunity for ambitious boys and girls tq make money every week, all year long, j>y simply working In "spare time: in your own nelghBorfibiKh"""" ~~~ r r^_--;; \o money, no eTpCTlenee 1 needed.. supply everything. Ma^iy boys and girls are now -happy, making their ow n spending money. All yoa have to do to join thera is'to write1 to. the address below * and ask for fulLdetaiis. Writs to: 1 CIltCTLATION MANAGER THE PAI'.METTO LEADER ' 1310 Assembly St,, Columbia, S.C. S 'A I! All KNOWS III LI. IS DIS appointed Dear IViiC 1!> w "ii'iv you jrittinjr alolUfr fine 1 hope. I Min OK. Listen Boll, I ' k-s'i-.v wit 'oui veil .tolling me thai vii'i aiv i!;.v;il'i >?ji'-tv l for uu: not 'wi-ii.i 1 > :t rwilly 1 tlhlh't have itn = ft. \Vntv. f.i-iv. Ilii'I. 1 have.a nice 'garth n.. I a:., - till :;:itluVin>r- ejfgs. I Ikivv .all- -i'ly v'tlleded nXS iggs v. H a HIV ia dozens. Bill We arc planlLii'.v 'n'.iiiMiiiiv. I am lent||K,V 4.... i ; , r.u U~\' Tell Marga'vet I think '-lie i- a splendid member a:.,l ?>'.! la f.ivc 1 Hits she writes. 1:;; 1 'si-It ?ui- ami I am gom:*. t-?j wriU-' i vi ty Morning. Bill ;>L. a v pat it ail in because 1 have i:v? v. i it u Hfin a lonvr lime, 1 at\ r'tij 'yiii)1)'1 y "fl'M'tn tvnitiity ~ a! a:.preaching. Will, let yon i,. in froai me next v-ek.-f .So Ions, Sarah Thompson .loitisville, S. JUL. ? a n r:\v mkmiu:r * I) ;ar- Hill, ! I.:i. . hi i n wanderinir. >>t fHT 1 , Pa*'" "7?V, WoeE." -aiUf I i. ni!nc'.a member. I am ".v' !. i n ya:s of airo and : i. > !' March. Bill. Wo ; ; <! a lot >>f cotton, But I :) ;-d.; i? vviiII- ,!o any good. . * ...inT*agar1. Bill vhat a, . t i t "a vat'..of. People-will " Vaim':,ow. So I will closO S, t;<?sv-ty yours, .t; '-o'-aiina >!< aits Jonesviile, S. C. IS A!)' M, A .THOMPSON SENDS '.I! MI'.l.K LETTERS i .. i g to. get new members v. m. that m\v members . -.iii the .Junior Page i un nil'vr. Georprianna . 1I. I am aliout to faint ~ "v ,V. vhi?u? days. ' was - :;v to son just two . u > : :!:< .J'.iiio? Page. Bill, a' iii y :' you foi#*ot to ; y name correct ? Tf)0 first . v.a nr.ae "n the Junior I'.o.vt'. Jiii.l v\.- arc irrowing lofs of vN^f".a! : "thf garden. Bill. [, '! Mii'.ant Wright to please do . n< ' ; a:? ! :.:vr chicken pick hei ' . . ; 1' ;: 1. i t. i j lilt floWLTS ai C Open j ;,1 t! ? :.? <.?.?r!d'looks'very beau ; .. TT77! f air." 1<. aniirf: iintsTi" ar. <an play any thing I want to. A. .'1 -o n will play for the Sunlay - lioul. Ui.il I .'in .-ending in some.jum,i>! iVti is: ? r.J ' kS't | < I. Mack What -tmnjV ;ipd never drink? 'h What has.a tongue and can't What is this? Little sister . bur sister, but never can eetei. it. ANSWERS: 1 ' I. . Make ~ A cow bell. A shoe. 4. A wagon wheel. Sincerely yours, Isadora Thompson Jonesyille, S. C. I.II,MAN HELLE PHELPS , \V I? ITF.S Dear Bill. I am so triad to find your application blank in the pape.r, I have beon wanting to join your club for ' ~tz:?She iior?|?( 11TH'5 CKLApar WLF.KL3 BILL CAR VEIL Editor y APPLICATI & ... ' . f)ATE $ XAMK .. __ __ t ADDftKSS .. X A CITY .... - ... ...... X X . B HIT H D A Y i . ...... $ GRADE .... ' .... S '1001 *!* ~ ' ; ?-?T? - *l* Fill out tnis coupon and nidi I i A -tamped envelope to The Palm* ? lolO Assembly St., Columbia, S. ^ the roll book, and you will reeeivi wv-XMXMX"XMjMSX"HKw:wX~X,'X "a tunc:?f 'U ill tell- nil of my friends about you,*so 'l ain looking for a membership-card and button. Ytvu will receive a letter from tiic every weOk; so I Wll stop here, until jiext week. Youes'truly. Lillian Belle Phelps p. ! Margaret \>rk;ht enjoys warm days n7.1 lb Rill, |r Aiivuivi wcviv nu> |juasti'it uiiu i must be 011 the job. 1 am still eU;.. joying these warm sunshine days -imt we are needing rain now to make the cotton come up. 1 am still selling eggs Uiul raising chick, .us.- I took off thirty live, baby chicks last week. We had an entertainment foi our .Missionary Societies, We rais. d $7.00. We had a good Sunday School as usual. Dr. and Mrs. .1 /. Starks attended our church ser. ices and we all enjoyed the remarks made by them. We will nice our Mother's Day program iext Sunday. 1 am still looking - ?uui;?mniv? l'*tters on the .luniol .'age. . ! Yours truly, ' Margaret Wright.'^ t liavis Chanel A. .M. E. Church Uev. 1*. M. Knox, Pastor Sunday was a very beautiful ;ay. Sunday school opened at the ,-siuil hour. At 1:00 p. m. Rev; P. M. Knox >r' achctl the annuaal sermon av havis High school; he preached Vo:?! the (lusj>el according to St. n 1:4. text. Yea thougTf iii hinT .vas. life; and the. life was tTu" ight of men. Subject "The IVr vai.i of Life." The sermon was eTT .oved by everyone. Wo had many s visitors, Miss Itijobol Lawrence's mother, siste. imi. brother of Kingstree, S. i'rof. Charles Brown of (iconic wn, S. (.'.; Fred Green, one eaelver,- Miss Marie Jackson an tilers of Andrews, S. one cachet- from Nesmith, SI C. MisWillie Gerald. Visitors arc always Welcome. It KIT IS AC AI > K M N K\\ S By Km ma Morse Thc^unday school Sunday was beautifully instructed by the tea T?hers. lihiVLul r.rohitin-illo r"VtV4 ^.uwvv ?u?v '"u" aivhs a game of baseball Saturlay evening. The caint' was verj interesting. The score was l.'l-ll in favor of Graniteville. This i the first game of baseball Betti: lost this season. .Misses- The!ma?Yanderh?*t,iuu Kli/.a H. Palmore, seniors, spen ihe week-end at their homes. Mis.winderhost had as her Sundae riiests Misses A, M. Cummings. lubeeea Gordon, Mesdames Bessit ~n'T! Vutm'ra Nicholson,?Naoin ihibbs, Messrs Council Cherry Charlie Thomas and George. Meaeham, I'rof. Jethro McCain had as his Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Thom -srr McCAtn and Mr. and Mr*'. Henry McCain. Messrs U. S, G. Sweeney, Gerj aid Johnson and Henry C. Whitt | more, seniors, spent a lovely day at the home of Misses Beatrice and Josie Bell Brown, Sunday. A very delicious dinner was served. Mr. and Mrs. Evans, Prof, and Mrs. Dendy, St, Alban, were on the campus Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Evans are the parents of Miss Willie Mae Evwns, freshman. I The H. E. department rendered a very interesting program Fri day evening. Among some of the features were "The Baking Contest" and the "Doll Dress Making Contest". There were three prizes given in each contest. In the doll dress making contest, Miss Teona tTpaon, 1st pi Be, Addic L, Anderson, 2nd prize and Julia 4 * > aftt F; t ION BLANK * Si 103 | " " """ ' " |l; ft -_.-_.sf ATE -- & 1 f ? J r~ ?j; __o ------ - 4----V .j. t together with-a sclf addicted : *?* > tto I/cadcEjftliUl 1'arver's Club. C. Your namukwill be placed on *t* ' i- a melnbership card ami button. Ij! 1 <111 i iv ~IHK I I IK) Calvary Baptist Chutvli Kev. II. M. Harden. I'astor Uidjreway. S. C! Sunday. ..\p-. . The Sunday seliool wu.? called J to order at tin usual hbu.r with Supt. Osbuin MeCbvkiil ( r.i'-b" - -> iiiji-. Teachers were at tla-ir p si of duty . " , The lesson was .'beautifully taught l?y the various teaiheis. The adult i'la.*a" wa- M-s i j ^ bTTssed to" Have in thi'ir midst . : bi'loviMi i>'a*t.m'a al"ii- with broth i Sain MilK-r of lin-Mt. /.ioik l':ip. huwh of Bytin.'w' tul, S. < . w .? taiurht llu-. rlass. Many .iu-Yii n . ' thoughts were l>ioiij.'l'.]t out oh th., I lesson |?y Pro. Milh-t- and. oi.r. pas- ! tor. Thi- K ssoii wa- i*li tho Umv. U. P. (JloviM', of < In i i who so luautiluliy lvviowivl ti. - lossmi. ?? _ The il> \ < : i< tuil snviros wm I'oinlucti'Vi by ffio. Sam Mill r Tho hour having arpiv. I .'oi yifi?. tin* pastor mo'unuM i truia >vitii a va;y ootil s-.tin it.tr 'oi. num.. ' Hi-. h i t <1 lii> t .M iVmtS'. .John 1:2:? nsinir as a-jhrim. "1: Tltio Wnl shippl'l s." Tho nu-s'sayv was ?-o.n'*li :?t iv " 11 '' 1 " I iv . -m limy i I _ thvn list i*n< <! to soma wr\ tin'.'; i-imiai Its front Uo\\ tllo.or.' ?' visitor-: .you an- . ulwa> wvjootn at t'alvary. - i r \ >.: ;u visit ino yoiti- mot h _ ~ aiounrl v lihljirway "n?Mnih i - . Pay you an* ir.viti t rn r: r-r?f? with lis at Calviwip. A p.-oia! Mother's I)av sermon will he ii< livered by tlu pastor ft?11?'?\v?.- i" I?\' a Mother's Day proyartn: .Mi>s Klizabcth Knijr lit ner. Reporter. ^ M I 1.1.INS N i:w S . - -< ;Miss - Indna-jlho, ID N. } _ li-l.-i niiw liTinu at > Ml way. -S; spent Sat uruay-- i:J' .Mullin". S. t\. on business. MiTTeyivard was the diiuier jruest o. Misses' IK I la .lonkins and~lVwl well, teachers tit' the Mullins lliul 'la.ol: Thoic were alsb a few* Y'lcltsSy'' hums sponr'hy"Miss IK-yward a hi' beautiful home of Dr. air Mi*#. Robi.nson. Mr. Georj.ee Uanison and his'sis'' "er. Miss Noia Ramson sen oil ai il'teriloon tea in her honor. Miss 1 Icy ward is such a lo in, youny. lady that all love hoi*. ANRfcUKON t () rU'.DD I) \V. Group, onu^of Anderson Conn;;* held its annual til Id day at Spca . man school. In. spite ??f the rai the program was a success. Th prize wiHfte?s Were as follow?:: Spelling contest: tir-t prize I.? >na I.edbetter, Spearman school ~ second prize .James Bla.-ineam St. Peter school; third prize Be. nice Talley, I'leasant View school. Keadmir contest:'.prize Is" -trade.. Kpe.fn.iuni school; seVom'i pi i/.c. IM< fis.ini View .ilool. Second <rrr.do: first j ri/.e, Pleas - ---iu 1 oi.It:-ol.: wn.'( ,v ize. .M.i pie Spring school. Third ftraric: First prize. Nev." .Mt. (J rove school; c.'.nid : priy. Mt. Pleasant school. Exhibits: First pri/e Speannar school; third prize Mt. I l< :.-a:;, " school. ? Harrison, !5rd prize. In the bstk injr contest, .Misses Abney Key, 1st prize; Savannah Padj;ett? second prize; aiiyil Eunice Scott, did prize. - Aftei?the propTam evei y one n. jr'ajyed in a sm ial Tor a while, br the Elemental y "Doll Dress Making' Contest", Misses Gertrude Atkinson, 1st prize; Louise I.anham, ' mi prize and Reavie Oliphant, did prize. Aiesdames 10. L. Nicholson, 10 C. Holmes, Beatrice McKie, Emma Atkinson, flattie Simmons, S. L. Collins, Misses^ Bertha Moore , and Abney Key* Veprescnfei] tlx women and jfirls of this section ' at the annual session of the Wo ' man's Co-operative. Convention at , Mt. Calvary church, Oian?relnutr. i Rev. L. R. Ryton, pastor 011 Sat- ' urday an<l Sunday. They report V.&vihK1 had a splendid m si*ion. Messrs Daniel Watson and .Sylvester Corley visited relatives and ' ._fiii'iuk nt State college during the ) week-end. , ] ,1 t V THIs PALMETTO LEAfcl 5A1NT J A M ICS A..M.K. CHURCH Rt'\. 1141c it. Thompson, rasTb* Ashville, X. t\?Tho past Sunlav was a glorious day all. day long in /ion. Weather conditions vyoic ideal aud the desire, for spiritual growth among the masses tad a wonderful ixprission in the great attendance upon service hroughout the .day. The subject, of the lesson in the church school tvas "Jesus Looks At Wealth And I'ovi rty" and was discussed with great emphasis by the large niwcf in attendance. Truly our Sunday school ^growing in intcrTsT Til 1.1 "lit hujifit-nm Uar I'rrsid-. ing Klderand his wife, l>r. and Mrs. J loll were pie seiu anil before. tin- closing of our school an inspiring address v..as made by l>r. Holt, l'repai at ions-are in the making for a great observance of >ur Children's hay on the second sun lay in .lane. ~ " 'litis day was .l.anfpr day .thru-. u.t the church and it was inspire' ng -to have seen how. our youth adzed upon the. "opportunity to -ervk i The pi'i ee-sio.nal was atf.it'llll,y carried opt and at the dove of the devotional oud of our a rviee. . Dr. Holt delivered a proYnrrrff-nr-ssitgo--fi "hi .tiL: .sub3.eet. 'Some It. asdns Why We Should I'I nisi" tiod'-'?ta'.'..i111?from i'sala . r.'.tbll. "The er'.iu congregation vas. nia.te t?f think and feel as this Message reached its climax by h~? ciy ant of i; d. ft? response I o rke invitation :ua ie l>y our pasr for church ^connection, Mr. "happvlle^ ('.aroiien?avi,> pled and .va> as-i.'iKil to tin class of .Mrs. iiia Taylor. .\ r tliv vast.con u se of., people, who worshipped x iv t!i loll wine, yi it'ors: Ales-, laiei > I .-.'a I >a\ i Hat tie d.. Dtuk ir. Mioses ikknra Smith, Jessiy t! i. ;>. Kiizabe".'n Davis, Messrs a :i"imr w. i v ..J /?w?.? , , , , I. ; ? . .-I til I. V I ICejl-S. < . Mi M.ahala-Summons, i, w ii a. (la. V, Jncjth Rags. ialc. St. Louis, .Ma., Mesdunns Rn-a .1. I.iltl . I ' a I'earson, Ji'sI 1:?.m| ? tm ' -' l it.v. Ackr.ov. Kdti<ment vui- n.uole of their . i\v and i\ .. were- made Wei-'; .. .! I.y our i a " r. r,.e .li.o'lthi.V t't>i Mis duoary Hmjiltii ' v.a- given ef at?I ill i> lunching - i vice an! spiritual feast. A" t .? i>r grai i lisocration was t: v ma .e .ah for the great I ot mission .y our la-lies. I'o an ovirt.l-owiiig* congvegia-ti.'ir. 1? . Holt i' ideated our pastor vUier t.'i- . -.eiiing ine-'sagr la >\i n was i xt rente' : efi* sh'mg . a ; v. as' ot feetivi. 1> itli. -ted. . Tile i.Vct. Usi.d Was 11 '' - a1 a.; - 'I'll ! ?taken :Y in. Si. .loliM .Tit itussa-'e as ret i\*t-1 v a-, aerlai.r.s All hoards',. '<!. '> and,: special ..I'lfKi1 ic" linvfs ' montlT ma ie I i 1,1;?rr-ptrrY???44?M-otns inakTiTg ft?po.-.-ibh?rr- :al I - r?I In si:ee.-.-s: ul \vi. g hp til"" 11 111 jioral end of i he rj.ureh for tin 10.n't In ''it iirrm. l>r. Hull pre '.if..! ,.i. piarti rly - eotit'erence an i eoiuiilo:. a uty | ;irin. . ?ri i a '-,-ami pe. pie - for t^he ymi'K . 'The M'liinu'. of busir ii"\. '.r . lilt* quarter \\'as si : _!.' i;r . Unit' was paid in i I i . i .. . y ( vK| [Sri: NT:ws . ,"It"" 7T~"^ir"bTautTi"iil' <lay. tri v Wore opened at all till* . -a Si.inlay school at \V': I i:: i.. it ape I A. M. 'F.? Zi<>n opened and called to Supt. Mr. F. (Jolc ;o.: 'i's at their post. Air. 1 i i. y . ..!* Ml. Kad. n A. M' lv i-:- !t out with its am! took :r.. a?. .. ...it in iLl. S. S. the les'.'..I i ll 'discus^e'il. " A'fler \vi: ; .i" services.- The pastor toeli .. ' \t f i oin 1 < 'f>r. I '{: 1. . ,:w. .Rev. F. \j. Wilkes i . i.s another niessajr1 : .nke both ol' these to.-. i*ti a'ood ami the hear.. . , to have elljCyod litem, .i.;: . a were* yood, . ' 'i t!te sick li- t are: M i I on . i: !.in. Mrs. Alice I'aWkiiis. M . li v Coleman, . i: ilary Johnson,?Miss Louise [m.? ... . :ui .Mis. lKaler Cist o. San', a- . re the afternoon yuists . i.ianeis Knylisii and Miss if ihiiwn. . i. . 1'. hawk ins ol" ("niea'if. . I . v. if evil in town this week. . n linir a fill' days with is i and friends. V> i ,r. jflad to have with, lis at m ; .. Sunday, nikht, Alt. t i.e .Mi:. .JulRi.-, TitTTeor of . -i. . who have sorvid many Hi": ' I * :i the CCC Camp of I ciin,' .M--i. s Day pr.Ktaln will In .11 V. . tins Chapel A. M. E. S i:: IUKM, wi ate?asking !) " ' i all- ' not having tit; ir pur.;:? to come out and lake a !?: > l 'Mi' us. i t." W. II. K. M. Society of William. i impel will jiuet at the h?".i f of .Mis. Nellie Medh ek 1 . ' ificioooii. '? oYltick. C IT K/.ell of Jonesville iv a : .It at .fames Chapel Baptist ei.uit :. Sunday ami also at Trek-I r i I ,i;i 1 Sunday night. The r'foo"! t" Vo??'? 1 *:ii.n?yvu , sage to the highest; He is \\ v f?,i preacher. \ i;i:I V II,I.K DISTRICT CONFERENCE I Yi.i eville District Confer-' I'tnc i nn've.ncd in Cedar Grove A. M, ! ', cli'irch, I'.ra Hey. S. C. A p . 22-2:!, 1036. On entering the :hunh the first thing that arrested <>iir attention was an unusual ; eh an-building beautifully decorated with lillics Narcissus an.l ros- | i s. 'I'ii' s<iy that the *>. oaf-tenee was lovely entertained is a mild ex I'ii < ssioin. The conference' was call- ' I n.L, i' 11 i its per .urogram?trrRev. I, ('. Oiiarl -s, presiding cihr of the above named (district, Wit h Rev. W. N. Curry pastor Jn ( hitrge. Presiding Kldoi* 'Qunrlco ed a very brief song service as- I J SB LYKKSLANI) NKNVS HoI3s I usf TTiTos Cm1 Miss JnnieK. IiIiif and fJrandfalher Miss Janio K. Blue. the well ' known, daughter of l'r.f. and Mr-'. Robert L. Blue, was laid to lost monj? hundred of sowerintc friends near 11 or iw 11 Hill on iStihday, -Apr. 2G, at 3:00 t>. in. Interment at Si loam Baptist church, where shew'as converted. Funeral services were conducted by the lie vs. I. B. Butler, L. C. ^ Jenkins and '1'. 1,. lhirfrcttuf C"-~' lumlua, S. C." She made many friends iii, Columbia and in her community where she was born. She leaves the following., to mourn -fur? nas-simr,^. Father and ,nn)therj 4Mr. and Mrs. R. I.. Blue, one brother, R. 1..*" Blue, Jr. of Mone+ithr liawaijT one Titier, Mis Mamie li. Blue. |i Her grand father, B. J. Bhie was fum i ali'/ed on Tuesday, April '28, at the same place, ?.:M0 p. m. at a ripe age "of* T7 yeaVs;"' h^ w:rr n"" well?Tttmwn?eitiy.cn?among?xv.hjKc . and colored. Tie was t,he first / colored rural mail carrier in Kielu land-county; Deacon and ' Trcar. of Si loam Baptist church; owner of 110. acres of farming land and ' plile a hit' .of?novrnnal property _ He started' working f??r 10 cents per (lay, hut stuck to his bush and let down his bucket ritfht wehro In was, - To mourn his- less:- wttc;-.?anik. Blue. two sonsd t>fofr_It; L. Blue, of Lvkeslan i.Kiifrcnta ('. Blue of Montreal, Canada.' one daurrhcjk i ".Mrs. Malissia Addison of .('ohint4hia, S. ('. , sisttd ? by .m'cmb: rs. .if t he conf i nee. At conckision of which-hc announce 1 his text and jr raped the audii nee with a practical sermon. The conference was then (.vya'nr/.u 1 trWT 15e\. (5.?Vn Br:-, iky ' oastor of the Bail y Bethel .Circuit, Sec. The followjnK connnit os were appointed by I'. K. Quarks:. (.'bntwijront; Kastor Dav, Mav Bay. ! ' Tile confer' tr tic . 1 '..r din. .nor just around thc-Vornor Uno.r ihv shade-of the trees was a tabl. iadened with an a; peti/.inn dintor pr pared l y .Ylesdam s Brad- ' I ./-I:... ' ,,,, .'i. .hi i :i: i ii, renin. \lars-hall Cosh-ran: and others. Afor the mn rt-'ik" . i enss.niblo.l thl? ? ii 'ill! I !'! ' > t W -V ii11'<i'iiu'?'4-i?Prv- .1' nniTiys ni si \ir.y -lder of-rh Greenwood *it i-ji-t ami Ik v. -I. S. 15.-tin. Jr. <?f thi' Greenville district. llvvs' M. (I. Williams; iiast.or of Vestm < !iapi'!. G; i- two !. Mai n v Gra" i?'a?tni' iif Alt. Mi<<'.;li Temp! Greenwood. HI .--lo,-4. Jli i i in. v. 'ay delegate t< 'h ' Ge'i ral **?*n. f> retire. . AII mail - inspirinu i > marks savj- Klder 15; tin. Jr, winwas indisposed. A",I. ir.oni s wer reported by 111. past is th y y'a "ill t.ia-y ha i -nnji-sri mimiTJ- wish<1 I'll HI' n... 7 1.ITTI.I-: KIN KM MANS Key. 15. I., Guiles. Ma-dor Wi ll folks, h t o we ;n o aiiitin live serviees at St. .Maul church, was splendid til! day Sunday. The. tinniKv part was line. " " We, were y lad to see sonic of :>m y 'od fricn r< of l.atta. S. in our s.-rvio.v Sun lay. Nli. W Iv TVv,.ll,<. .,,,.1 i> : i?. ii .. . i'uxn ,) ??x;?i I'- UH'N, I'rof. Guiles and Miss !I< ! ? '.Ion.s <>f Dillon. S. C. They motored ovt r to living Miss l.iiei't Guiles home \veo-?q?ent?t&o-weeks" in i.utta witli law In-other at Mi and Mrs. M. Il'tha. Miss Cluili-s reports 11 tovine [trip and stay. | Miss Beatrice 1'. Ilanty was tie* Suit Sty . i vcllfjtg if ft St of Mis? Guiles, also Mr. Willie Shields j stopped ky f??t it while. We -are triad to see Mrs; Cora Bellamy' out attain after being in fpr quite a while. Mr. Levis Bellamy Is still illf we don't see nmeh hope. I Rev. Guiles was the Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. 1- ' cross Bo a i) sTTTooT notks The Central .quartet from t'n i Cress Road School had the privilege of sinning at the University 1 of South?Carolina, (whiteL to nr I a rye holy of the faculty on Tues'I day nite, Apr if 28. The quartet accompanied by' tluir director, Prof Anderson. The Central quartet is renehring j a program of songs at the Good | will Itaj>tist church on Fridaj night, May 22n<l. A small ad mission will ho charged at the door. The play that was yiVv ') at the school on the l'Uh was a success. Those having principal parts in the play were S. Y. Rhod> n r. y\n. drew Rhoden, and Ruffin Flvhi ming. - , i The gills and hoys of thi.? com. ! munity are making preparation fur I he Csluu's Union on the ht-h | of May which will he held at tinPleasant Grove Rantist ,chifrcpJ mar Gadsden, S. C. Sammie Y. Rhoden, reporter F " " (, - McBKti) SCHOOL' NEWS ?Thi' Mi Ht o School closed April | tilth after a very successful school J year. On Sunday, April 19th, the ! annual senium was preached by Hev. Charlton, pastor Of the Westly M. H. church. Monday night the first grade teacher, Mrs. N. V. 1 1'rince gave their entertainment which consisted of songs, drills and dialogues. This entertainment exhibited talent and training of the little folk. On Tuesday night the second and third grades teacher, Miss Ruth E. Walker, gave j^beir. entertainment which Consisted of sOngs drills and a Slaylot eiitltird-1^ JapancM.*' Ke.eptiOn." The stage was decorated wi^h) cut trees bearing pink papeiv^.^g^soms, .and lanterns which injade' the setting quite unique. Wednesday night the fourth and fifth grades, teacher,. Mrs. C. It. McQueen. gave their entertainment which consisted of son}??,drills and \wo playlets "The Princess Who Never Laughed" J and "The Proud 'Princess." The beautiful decorated throng gave that r? gal atmosphere to the stage settin.;. Thursday night the advanced grades gave a play entitled "The I Hack Sheep." Before the. play - rnr -in stvu mental ? -solo?was v laved bv Mrs. Kebeeca M. Broks of 'Walte'rl.oro,' S.V. entithd 'The I'iower Song." Kach character in the1 play acted his part well. Principal II. L. Brooks introduced each character who had exf.ibited such talent throughout the performance. After the play Ttr"~T'iv Hrr,,g Srtln, "Ttces," Miss Kuth K. Walker, an 'address bv Prof, II. H. Butler of. << i' n..?r interesting ami unflinching in his address ami everyone enjoyed it. M'rp the- address principal 11. L. Sr.: ks introduced-Supt. 11. -Moody enry and Mr. .J. 1). Sex toff, chair an of the trustee board. Both \"rentlunen spake words-of commendation, and for a brighter outlet* k for the school. We are very grateful to Mrs. Brooks for her time and talent throughout our school cPosing exercises. lONKSVU.LK NKW8 After a pleasant shower has been received, 'much planting is being, dphe. Every thing is putting on new life and. farmers are beginning to smile. Vi'st-.iiltiy was a red letter day at Bethany as has always been the " U '".in in''.May when friends?a?d?trangers from afar .Use this day to keep in touch With the occasion as a meccB for Bethany. The m:u lay school convened at the tsu.tf hoiir, -with all teachers a1 heir post- of duty; each one teach* big their respective classes, aftei which Uie lesson was thoroughly iiseussed by Dr. I.. W. l.ong, eX. 'laining the three phases of living in < rdcr to reap a rich reward.At 11 Uev. Wilhorn nreached i stirring sermon "Dry Bon.. 'Tiiis ..senium will .linger lung, in ?h ?tT ai i" "f?many. Rev. 'Liu TuvV. pastor of Thornr,soil St. Bap'i-t ehuuhis di aeons, member.* .m choir if. m Spartanburg took hnige o!' the afternoon services, lev. l.iygins needs to be .c'onir.end' d . oil this excellent sermon. I'lii' evening su nion was delivere i y Rev. Wilhorn, being ably asiste I by Rev. Rose-borough c>f 1'nion.- The ri ports of the clubs the offering for the day airo.irte.i to $70.25. * .Rev, Wilboi'h. ''choir and niVniMi have been 'invited to attend !u- services at V> tlr.'l Baptist lit. re h, Keltmi, Monday night, i:t which several deacons will he ordained. Rev." J. II. Ezell. is pas !<>r of said-church. Tlitre will hi i .Mother's Day program. at the two is.-peetive churches here Sunay. Kverybody js invited to attend'. > ^ . ii.-nuft ui airs. a. snutn ret!iat she continues ill at the mine <>f her daughter, Mr. (lea. Hughe.-, who has been quilt, sick is convalescing nicely ut .his. home here. 11'. v. J; \V. Wilborn, Mr. Southard (list, Mrs. Lela Mormon and Mr. and Mis. S. Thompson were 'ii.iu i guests at the home of Deacon and?Mrs. Tommic?Smith rate dinner is just putting it in mild terms. The table mourned beneath its load. Mr. II. I'oston, of Asheville was a \isitor here Sunday. . Mr. 11. Roster of Charlotte, N. i c. visnt-?r rr.Mv nii -past wivk. Mr. WHhorn Beatly of Columbia was a visitor hero Sunday and wor . hi, t i at Bethany also. Mrs. 1'. Smith of New York City and Mr. A. Smith of Dayton, 0. wan.- reecMit visitors here. TWENTY-SIX YE./ imnckneW fi COURTEOUS ? DIGN1 Ambulanc LADY ATT l,<?Uoy Hardy. Mgr. A. OFFK lOMIONE '?707 I 1(MM> Washington Street Saturday, May 9, 1936 1 COVER THE COMPANY'S AREA !?> B. T. Pelder Awendaw, S. C.??oinpany No. r? ll?l F-4 CCC Cauip, .Jiello everybody again< we remrnd you of Company 54ill> F-4 which is situated between Georgetown and Charleston, S. iC, on U. S. Hitrb way No, 17 near the south Santee River. The weather condition is rather warm to some extent. On Sunday, April 2d Mrs, Mable Robinson of Chesterfield, S. C. visited her son, James Wadsworth, and she also brought along with her -srrmoTof^hor TfTehds whose names are as fallows: Mr. Robert Teak ' arid wife. Miss E. P. Johnson and also Mis. M, L. Foster and son. The group also visited Mr. James Rivers who is at Awendaw Camp. We \yeiieall glad of their visit and aredloping they will com? ? again soon. /Sl\\ James Rivers is expecting to spend Saturday, May 2 in Darlington, S. C. un(i thin he will go I to his home in Chesterfield, S. C. * |and spend a few days 'with his moth'er and friends. REAL' KOI1T CO UNTY TRAINING 4SCHOOL j. The week's, work ended with the regular weekly rhetorical. The . _ program was very good. The 5th grade offered a demonstration in a spetcT tort in arithmetic. The Home Economics department prcsented a playlet J^Fashions and FaiVcies." Both features, as well I as. the rest of the program, were .cry interesting; The Health Department of this county gave -a tubcrcula test to | tht. student body of the school, ALmong more than two hundred students, throe were only twelve pasitive reactions. The teachers of the .Hygiene and Physiology classes, with the cooncratjon oT the recreational department are trying very hard to nut ove.r a health program along with the ' regular educational program prescribed. I The Home Economics building is just about completed. In a few Hays Mrs. Shanklin and the- Horn Kconomics girls will be 'comfortably situated in their little na'sh. Visitors to the campus during the week were: Reverend R. T. Frazier,' Mr. J. B. Felton,* State Supervisor of Negro Schools in South Carolina. Miss Singleton, Ashevillo, N. C.; Mrs. York Baib y, St. Helena Island, and Mr, Norman'Moiizon, Beaufort, S. C. Those, awav for the week -end vera: .Misses T. B. Grayson, Julia Gillian!, Ruth Blake, Evclvn Robinson, "and Messrs. Acy . McKinzie.. and Richard Taylor. ?4 The nurses and mid-wives of Beaufort county held their annual meeting at thisr school on April l4. The following program was Tendered : Rung?"Bless be the tie. that binds." Scripture- reading?President of the Club. . Prayer -Mr>. "Mary Heyward. Song?St. Helena Mid-wives. Welcome Address.- Professor J. L Shanklii'i. > Song?God's Got Thr Whole World In ills Hands -Led by Mrs. Phoobie Robirrsorrr '? Roll call of mid-wives?Respondd with Bihlp Verses,. Introduction of speaker?'Miss Mattie Ingram, Health Nurse of Beaufort county . Song?"I Want To Be Like The Lord." Recess? I i unnonstration?Some pha.ses of the classes' work in the community. By Mrs. Sarah Martin and otlurs. ? Song?Led by Mrs. Bertha Carnell. Ikmionstration?Making bed for thej baby?by Mrs. Mary Simmons, Mrs. L. McKey, Mrs. Pheobie Rob- ^ erson. Song?"By the class. TAYLOR SCHOOL PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION Sunday, pril 20, brought to a close a most successful year of the Taylor School P. T, A. The final moetiner for this school year was held Sunday, April 26, at 4 p. m. in tire school auditorium. The attendance was very goo l. Professor T. J. Sullivan, Chaplain presided. Interesting and helpful remarks- were madr by -him fob. lowing tbo devotional exercises. During the business transactions' a .project was introduced that would tend toward the preservation of the school gr'ounds. The pari nis secTrrerL to be enthttsia**4<? 2 desre to complete t this yearu The quartette of Zion Pilgrim '. hurch were our guests, invited by Mr. Andrew Jackson. They ? favored the association with four' .appropriate selections. The very loud applause evinced the fact that 4 the audience was well pleased with the renditions. . The annual sermon will bo preached on the fourth Sunday in May at 4 p. m. in the? school auditorium. There' will be special music for this occasion. The public is cordially invited, VRS OF SERVICE JNERAL HOME [PIED ? EFFICIENT e Service 'ENDANT ' j lonzo P. Hardy,. Asst. Mgr. RESIDENCE PHONE 7765 ? Columbia, S. C.