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Saturday, August 8, 1936 I NEWS OF THE BAPTIST EDUCATIONAL UNION (Prof. J. S. Roberts President) The following* representatives motored to the Pewilburwhitcade Vocational Camp for three days, training for S. S. workers. Aiflter arriving at the beautiful place Thursday morning, July 30 I the session opened at 10:00 o'clock by the president. After , singing, prayer was offered b> t' Supt. S. S.. Simmons. Then the in. structor, Rev. A. Neal spoke on ~ the subject, "What is our aim?" which was discussed by thegroup then the president asked that all "~S7 S. make a new year resolution to atteh^ S. S. every Sunday and pay 5c. "Y Afternoon we'reassembled. Rev Neal conducted the group on the subject "Time" which all agreed n the valuation of time will save <\ ' wasted hours, and make prompt attendance of organization. 8:30 a program was rendered _ by the young people, after the pro * gram we listened to4- a debating contest, subject, "Who is more important in the home with children, mother or father?" Debaters: Miss Annie L. Walker, Mr. N. Wei fare. Miss Kattie Kiett M J p, Frasier, Mr. I. S. Miller, Mr. Geo. V '' Freeman. Winner, '"Mother' is more important than a Father." Friday morning1 session opened by instructor, Rev. A. Neal. Discussion by Supts. and teachers, "What must be done to better the coming generation?*1 12:30 A. M. Lecture was given to the group by President Roberts "Valure of a Christian Education." 3:30 the ' group reassembled and the Supt. discussed "What must be done to have a real Sunday School," A/fter listening to a explanation, Rev. A. Neat, we gained j ^ a thought, that If every?Supt. t pastors, and teachers do theit duty toward the S.. S. having a Christian Education and considering the valuation of time, we would have real Sunday schools. _ Bl3Q. a program was given by the representatives of Sunday schools. The folowing appeared: Recitation?Miss E. M. Good win. . Male Quartet?"For Ate." Recitation-?Miss it'^P Mallard Duet?-Missps.-Keitt and. Frasier. Pirtno 'Solo?Miss Willie M. r Walker. Select reading?S. S. Simmons. Solo?Mrs. Celia Goodwin. After the debating contest took ' sential money or manner." The I debators: Mr. N._ Welford, Miss Willie M. WalkerTMr: J. T. Ganmar, E. M. Goodwin, Miss Rosa Mallard, Miss Ruth Frasier. While waiting for the report iflrom judges, Miss Annie L. Walker enter. tained the group with a solo "How * 'Can I Leave Thee." Winners in favor of the negative side "Man, nor.is, more essential than money" I Judges present, J. S. Roberts," I S. Miller, George A. Freeman. Saturday morning after breakfast the group hiked to the swimming pool, a short distance from the Camp. t rA^ter few went in swimming, r under the supervision of Mr. George A. Freeman, the manager of the Camp, then the r group retired to the' camp and reassembled, after singing and praying -the?representatives-?expressed themselves- as to, their vacation and benefits derived stating of a pleasant stay and full of thoughts. . . General svmmary by Mrs. E. M. Walker; closing remarks by Prof. J. S. Roberts. The following Supt. and teachers tvere present from each Sun day school: Kattie Keitt, N. WelT. fare, Ruth Frasier, Gapus Fairnut y Melvin Shinglar; Chapel Hill, r Supt. Gala .Goodwin, E. Goodwin, Rosa Mallard, Abraham Foundry, E. M. Goodwin. Lovely Hill, Holly Hill, S. C.?Supt. S. S. Simmons, Mary Washington, Elouise Edwards, Prof. J. S. Robert.?. Nazareth, Elleree, S. C., Supt. Annie L. Walker, W. M. Walker, Rev. Johnson. 2nd Providence, Supt. I. S. Miller, Abraham HampI ton. UNION NEWS Mrs. Janie G. Douglas, Supt. of Clinton Chapel A. M. E. Zion Sunday School prescribe a regular treatment in our Sunday school. v We have live teeaching? and up to date helpers which will lead you to the high ideals of Christian life. < Come and be with us next Sun' day and jye will do you good. Our aim is '"Every member present every Sunday on time." with his own Bible. A. studied lesson, a liberal offering, a mind to learn a worker for others, is our aim. Mvo U .. ??.i ATAtO. XW-UIICl ff UI my c? 1 111 Hattie M. Pratt spent Fi ulajL afternoon Visiting relatives. On Cohen St. Mrs. Sallie Sherman was visiting Mrs. dp^elTa NeaT JuTy The Progressive Club of Clinton CpeJA. M Uttohu.hcmwfypfw 'ton Ch%pel A. M. E. Zion church met at the home c?1 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cunningham, July 31, 1936, Miss Mattie Lee Medlock spent the week-end in Carlisle, S. C. There will be a chicken stew given at the home of Mrs. Pauline Head Friday and Saturday, Aug. , 7th, 8th, given by Mr; President Rioe on Woodrow St. The third annnual session of the B. T. U. was convened July 21, iqqa > ?uv, ov viuilllbll unptisk L'UlilCIl, with Mrs. John Gilmoieof-donesville, S. C. presiding as president. Rev. Johnson of Winston-Salem spent a few days in Union visiting relatives and friends. "" ' Mrs. Eloise Bradford of Spartan burg, S. C. spent'Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Carrie Giles on Cambus Ave. j^^The Sch'ool House on the Hill tad memory paints the scenes of other years/ Green be their memory still, And bright amjd those joyous scenes, Appears the School House on the hill. There hangs the swing upon the maple tree, Where we all once swung,?? There Hows the spring forever flowing free, As \Vhen we all were young. Ajid just beyond the school house Playing-?ground, green grows the. forest, Still, where once we chased each other round and round, With boist rous glee and skill. There climb the vines, and there the berries, From which once we ' prized so high, . And there the ripe nuts glisten in the glow of rich October sky. -_J" a-. And on the play ground happy Happy children still shout as in days of you re, But ohl those days, Alas dJor us are gone' forever move. O! the school house that stands upon the hill, P-never, never can forget, Dear happy days.w> (rather round | . mo still ' [ I never! no, never, can forget. Composed; by Mrs. Willie Hedges, _iy McrBeth St., Union, S. C. * G.RKAT FALLS NEWS Dr. Hinton of Hock Hill, S. C. preached five nights last week at Paradise _A. Mi E. Zion church. Every sermon was very foreeably explained. Quite a large number " .itteiuld. We thank the. visiting churches for their cooperation. The Zion choir from near Fort Lawn sang last .Tuesday night and was enjoyed by all. Mr. Herbert Washington and his -choir from the Mt. Zion Baptist church rendered excellent music .ast; Wednesday night. .On last'-Sunday church school opened at the usual hour with the Superintendents, Ml-. W. B, Carter and Mr. John A. MeCullough conducting the exercises.. The teachers were at their post of duty. Mr. Carter certainly has the school well organized into the' graded form. Mr. and?Mrs;?John, l.unkm?otCharlotte, N. C., spent last Sun.-day in the city and were the 'dinner guest of Mrs. Asaree Barnes. Mis. Ulysses Gladden, Mrs.' Les sib Gaines and Miss Elizabeth Gaines motored to Lancaster last Saturday on business. .Mrs. Elizabeth Allen of Summit N. J., spent last week in the city visiting luw sister, Mrs. I.essie Gaines, while here she was tlu* dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. 13. Carter, Mr. Mvs, L;...*' ware and Mr. and Mrs. Isoni Clinton. . Messrs Bert Benson, Robert Lee Tims, Mrs. Elizabeth Allen, Elizabeth and Mabel Gaines, motored to Chester, S. C., last Wednesday afternoon to see some friends. ? The?Mx.?V, ion Bapti-t church closed a very successful revival last week. The Rev. Mr. Foote of "R ockillll. nastor. LATTA 'NEWS Sunshine, balmy breezes and the presence of distinguished visitois conspired to induce a large number of children to attend , church school Sunday. After a helpful lesson study Dr. L. A. Wells, Pt E. Dillon Dist., presented Prof. C. G. Garrett as one of a few formo-t laymen of the A. M. E. Connection who in review sited a flood rf light on the lesson and closed with an impressioncd appeal for Christ ian service- and- -loyalty to the church. At 11 o'clock Dr. Wells' presented by Rev. N. S. DeLaine our pastor, preached front "the text, Gen. 22:8 subject "Kaith." Tho a lnt physically but much intproved In health the speaker discussed with force, case and dignity. As the ..result the Holy Spirit made manifest. Sis presence in a way certain. Monday night the last quarterly conference for the year was held at Weston, Dr. Wells, P. , E., presiding?Report by the various, auxiliaries * were good; a received favorable comments from the. Elder~ Prof, and Mrs. C. G. Garrett were guests of Rev. and Mi's.~A~r K. tfetnca. ^ Mrs. L. A. Wells and prand son William, accompanied the Doctor Sunday and Monday ni^ht. , Mrs. N. S. DeLaine and Miss d)ah^-4^rry ace-student teachers at the Pee Dee Summer School, Marion, S. C. Elise, spent Sunday in Zion willy relatives. V HEMMIXGWAY NEWSfJ Chavis Chapel A. M. E. ( purch Rev. P. M. Knox, Pastolv August 2, 1!?36?Sunday was a beautiful day. "Sunday school opened at the usual Ihour, b y the CSivnI tir T r ? t" uujii. ini. . lj. lAH?. i no pastor preached at Hopewell A. M. E. Church in the morning and Chavis Chapel in the afternoon. Mr. Alfred Pinckncd, is home from the Kelley's Hospital, and we "hope he will be up and going around in a few days. Mr. Author Gordon of Scrantoo, S. C. visited his father and mother, Mr. and Mis. Toni Gordon, Mrs. Annie Denkins apd daughter and son-in-law of T.ake View, S. C. visited Mr. amj Mrs. Julian Green Sunday:' J V Jtjrr.and Mrs. Henry Brown and family were> the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Brown. SocjM / t a I BV ABB& WALL' ? velope for my New Astrolog; - Y NOTE: Your question anat } a clipping of this column is en repiy, send a quarter (2oc) a I mail free advice an three (3) i hirthdate, and correct atldreee to ABBE WALtLiACE, care of Assembly Street. Columbia. So "M. C. N.?Lam a writer.of botl porety and prose. Have receive, recognition as a poet. My c*n< great desire is to publish a vol ume of poetry. Will I. ever ac LG-mplish thaL_g ret .desire. > Ans.: Only if \ou. yoarsel 'finance the printing and "the expenses, publishers know tHa Poetry is "dead stuIT** compare* to other types uf writings . . witl the result that tne finished vol umns don't sell fast enough. I). L. . B.?My husband and don't StftjTn to be able to get along He is iti the habit of getting drunk every Sunday and'- .cussing tej-riblejy. Is it any use gt" . m. wasting- more time with' him? want a husband in every sense oj the word. Ans.: I don't blame you a bit livery woman wants a man sin can be proud of . . . not, ashamed Vou have given chance aftei .chance but he doesn't seem to ap predate th^mpc My advise is t< giM* -idm oxi: aioim: t h .\m44? it he dosen't make good this linn Tl'RN IIIM LOOSE. A. \V.?My Coy oiiend and have had a falling out and 1 an currying ^e-prdieo?orr-d^im. I an thinking about dropping it. .Shoiiu I? Arts.: I think it would he a wis? move on your part to drop the Policy. Resides I don't believt you will remain long in your pros ent surroundings.?I?-predict r long journey westward . . ti ( ALiroUNIA. f ... I-.- 1).- Pease It'll ir.f it' tin present. Manager is honest am "vvTtri'tmtfiUli'- to I mill Ins? Aits.: It looks to nu- as thou.;t _Lkc restaurant in which \ on won >\ i 11 make a change of Manager* blU V1 think it w.iil be for a lilt It different reason than dishonest. E.'\V.-~My husband is good it me.' 1?don't think 1 :mi -jealo-tn ol. him but young ladies pattitij. MIELIIKANCH AM.I-:. ( Ill K( II Key. I. II. Do/ifr, Pastor Saturday, August 1 Our Pre Siding folder, Dr. tie in. r tie DetfuT ins -iin iiuar.ieriy eoir.V-ncnee, an. e?ery tluiig was pleasant. iieno.e wo adjourned, Air. Leroy . JuUg\ a candidate lor license applied u. tile cuiilerellee, ami tney liiDun gave ivnn preinb-.-ion to g .1 1 ?. a license. We are p.ioud to tune Mr, Judge in that tield. Sunday school opened a', an ear. ly huor Sunday, sincy lit: Presiding Elder was with u?. hue lc'.-son was discussed verj good, tin j out thu various clause.-.. The lesson was reviewed by Dr. Jatieivtte and tie gave a "beautiful picture o: the iessoa, Steinihgly ii;ai every _bueiy ttij enjoyed in* do-cussion. I '.. At 11:110 diu ]>a.-tor~ presented Dr. Janerette to li:e. wailing conglegation. lie. certainly tin ille.. cyety one ihut knows aiiytTfdis about prcacning. His text wa.l'ound St. t.Matt. >:bit subject "And lie Went Further." Tile "e maiuder of the Servicy was carrier : out in a very good manner. | .Thy Presiding. Elder was pai. cut Sunday as usual, with the amount of -18.07. lie .seemed '.t> Irh.v. been well pleased over What wa ruiscu. '1 Ke Leauge Diet at the usua hour iWitli the President at hi; post. The Secretary had a ,U<> > program'scheduled and it was oh joyed by all.. During the League period w'1 were favored with the follouiin; visitors: Mr. Levi Tinnnons an. wiifw?, and sister, -Mr.. Iddward, wit, and daughter.. To our surprise, Mr. I*. E. Cluil es and'Miss livelyn Henette an of July; Mr. Guiles' cousins aia friends wish him much succes; thfough his marriage life. ( Mrs. Irene Moore and dauglite Aggie f.. MycioAvere the evenir.; uuesbj^of^lUrs. Minnie Miles Sun ,i^tknntT ^'ictT nV ilmfvi-1 vlmi Bertha llyman. Mr. Julius Brown reported thn ho i.s still dointf wonderful worl as a debator in the Moses . I.oTiy'e " Every lodge he -has set up .s^ii to be in action. I am very thankful of the mar people "men, women, and children" that take a Palmetto la-ad - -or each week. The farmers in this section an busy ^ gathering their tobacco sincef ft? has developed wonderful ly CONWAY NKWS Bethel A. M. K. Church Rev. W. I. Gore, Pastor Sunday was a high day at th above named church. Tht> gentle pastor was in a happy mood am preached an-inspiring sermon tha had his heavers rejoicing. . lie se lected as a text St. Matt. 10 subject "Finding Life and Losini FHE PALMETTO LEADfeK y Heading, and r???'iv? by return -Jtferod in thin paper ONLY when .? ctaeed in your tatter. For private y ad a self -ivddreaaed, stumped en- X quotations. Sign your full name, y to wall letters. Address all mall X THE PALMETTO LEADER, 1810 ;j; nth Carolina, Y i j their -arms around his neck and. ij tailing him., sweet names and I l_> take it us a joke.: But , I do wor. ry about him and the ladies a lot. - Is he true to me? An*.: A our "joke" has gone fa* p enough. If you let your husr hand think that ;6you take such j things lightly he is liable to give I ymi a goodrgason to worry. Take. \ my advise lady .and put a stop .. to sueli foolishness. ' . * ij: * * + K. L. I1.T?All together there ai*e I four git Is I really could marry.' A.in (ieorgia; one in Los Angelas' r and 1 in Seattle! The whole* 'four of thehi have been pretty good i? to niv. 1 don't* know what to Jp. I Ans.: W hatever vou do DQPfcT l MAKKV .ITST VKT. Yini4ffre . inure Wives. My advise to you i* young. fellow is to keep, playing . around \'or a few more years, i" It won't do you .a bit utf harm to - renew yo?r acquaintance with ? Ainir 1 'KIISliN'.r WIFE*, back in - X. V. C. 1 ? " " -V V * * I.. .1. \V'.~Sir: \'o-u have answered ony of nty;' questions and ' it was just its you' said., .Shall 1 1 give tin iHV 'ct:t>l)8 it got such. a ' ' Ans.: Everything- looks pretty dark to you. right now, but, I believe ii you will hold out and ' carry right on thru the Fall? i your Heps and profits will tarn lit a whole lot better than you "now sus pecTr >' 1 . I . M. I.'. I to." s he love licr-.be.tUi tJi.'ili -l.e (h.-es hie'.' I ant go- l I ii;:' In, vave ;i. baby. . Tell use how ' I will ? ; <id df this large sloiu, Vch.. . H Ans.;. Alter the baby is born 1 , no! lire will see to it that you re- i ..' line yenr normal shape and j .size; Ami are'all wrong' . about ( i;l b\'. ? . . he- isn't cheating and i Inrtiienuore the woman you sas- | pert is [b.i\e rt-proavh. Don! wori . y about your figure. I I,, i ". f c doors of the eltureh wi re u,.i neii for joi-ners. One was i\eci\cii after which the Holy Sac_ -i i. i I vi I III 111 "U III'l UI-" I I" I \_'U- v I I Otir . i'U f inc. .Mi>. ilia, Iiughcs 11 J !;?'.>n*_-l:t in lis a very gofljd. repOTt i l ".ill i :.;y .Mi>sji<n;u-.v convention . "tiiai.ua- .laid at Ifucksport, S. C, i , Sii'niay school opened jut the'. * i:-ual hoar with >iipt. W. E. Moore f am, i.a?:lnis at their post of duty. 1 ?rYrt?i?:r?i' a i . !' :nii?lii ief?ill.-' "* 11. of j hi- Us.-on we were fa- ! v..i?d wit!i- a splendid' review by 1 the pas; r. Adult class No. ;{ is hi i' iiirj i 'o I anhev at this writing. . At Tidu devotional service was . opduvt : l>y brother Sam Greenly u.d brother .James Spain. 8:30 j tlie pa-tor eatne to us with anoth- I t t r binning mo.-age; his text was I t ' ..i..i'Ud m. .,;ait. l.>: l*.?j s.ubjeeu Th.e^ < . iv y t't Snuces"s. Tne sermon was i eujo.wd by ail pie-enl. four were , irevived a.- joiners. 1 U v. i . e j.teased t" have the * - .at si.:?ij[.iy hool subei'lntcn- 1 L. ..mi \\ i v i j us .<u:.?h?y, July 2l>th. i ... ls.-.muii y sueiety will j , . ;_i'':ii.,.y at. I he* home ot .11" 1 it.i i tit-; lies. 1 .\!r -. ... ilie .J? ir ^ has returned ( ! (::e ' ! :? XliLiWia Visililiy hel' i . M !:?;ivt . ... I Aii.-.? A :ah-e Dewiit is home at'- , 'e? \ i.'ij.y her ^l amiiiioltver in , ' I niiau. ij i.ui?' ,i "j KcV. y .. 1. (>m e'reeeivod the fol' I*?\\itfvc ' i>tij-;}rwished' visitors .at t ... |>ar.- natt'e durinjr the week: ' 1 l is. V.. .du.ph and 1)., Ward Ni_ - emds, pa>t.ws uf lletiul A. M. K. j i. i iueii. i imrvi'liiwii, S. C. a'ad the . I'.ti r.mn j A. Af. K.' tiuireh, New ! A".!.' ( .t* .. r? .,-pe. lively. Dr. Nieh ' Wit -?? : hi> way. home from vis. 1 niii;; hi iiai'enis at Charleston, ( H.'Ci ' i i M .. ii..... . i A....: i m II .ill. Il.llllOlM .S|UIIU itIIU .HI.S. - ! \ ii :_i'111iu t'oehian aie critically ill I at ;.'u"h<"l'.tal. We wish for them ' n peeiiy recovery. Alts. 1 lank U I'urmley is im piuving jit this writing. .'ill ., i mirk s Ferlell' departed . Hits- iiu a, lew days ago; we hope 'oiir' T;:-"- is heart, ifs gain. ~ c ! CROSS ROAD 15 \ I'T. CII lit I li i i Rev. 1 . ! . Sanders, I'astor v l?\ Floret* I.. Irvin - l) .-Rot 1; Mill. S. t\- Our contest |?-t t T 'twelve l'nhes of Israel on 5 j Thursday night, duly 2.'?, 8:30 with a large audience present. This - { contest was given by Airs. L. F. Sanders, the wife of Rev. L. F. , Sanders. The. amount of money 1 that was raised was $110 dollars. | The Willing Workers club met ! at the home of Mrs. Mary Irvin I yn \V bit nor street. The meeting hwas calk'd to <a) dor by the presi( iii ;.l?mu ine' Shine on Me: PravTor rvpeated tfcn concert. The min< u'es'of the la>t meeting were .read, 1 and stood approved. The roll w&s t , called and each member respond ' ed. 'Arrangements were ma?lo to ; I start and build a pool for August g revival meeting. WINNSBORO NEWS The people in and around Winnsboro are feeling mjich releaved since the heat wave has been brok en by the blessed showers of last week. ? . 1 Mrs. Helen Archie who now livl<s in Washington, D. C. is her* visiting, her grand mother - anc ninny lrlends. Mrs. Lizzie Clayburn, daughtei of Mrs. Hattie Royal lclt last Saturday for Baltimore, Md. when she will spend a month's vacation We hoi>e for her a pleasant vacation. Miss Sterns and her sister, ol Columbia motored to our towr last week on busiuess,- - - ' Miss Mary Eliza Barnwell oi Rock Hill spent last week in oui town, the guest of Miss Evelyi Ross. We were glad to have hei in our midst. She returned last Saturday evening on train No :12. Mr. Ed Davis is having his Hoim on Cemetery St. remodeled anc new, conveniences attached. Miss Sara Brown and sister Miss Susie, Mrs. Green and hei sister, Miss Jenkins all a5 Columbia motored up here last week or, bytiineess. Deacon Richmond of Weepinc Mary, White Oak, accompanied by the Ross family motored to* Ml. Tabor last Sunday to witness s revival meeting at. Mt. Ruewel! Baptist Church. Ouite an enjoyable time was had. It being Mrs Ross's old home, she ar.d her son w A T,. 11 i ?* . vi. i cuiaiucu wcr witit? i ui a week or ten days, the guests" ot her sister, Mrs. Katie Jeter.' Rev. W, S. Brookhoart of Colun: bia is conducting the meeting at Tabor for Rev. \V. S. Smith, thi pastor. Mr. Thomas Smith, formerly of this town but now lives in Greensboro, N. C. is here visiting relatives?andHFrremk^?He is?quite?a young man of a I'.umily now. ~"Little Miss Dorothy Maloney of Great Falls i-s with us for a while the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Lizzie Brown. Fairfield Counts Sunday school convention which met last week at Longtown, White Oak Baptist Church, was in every way a success. The young people played well their parts on the program. It is the only known Convention in the State, that runs by its/ momenlum. Collection $110.SP. ??Irs. Bessie Richardson of Roanoke, Va. has aeen here for 2 weeks,- the guest of her. sister, Nlrs. Savilla I)a\is She too has Ten?a?citizen of?Winnaboro -bu^ ast her lot at Roanoke, and is satisfied there-. She is accompani'd bv little .Miss Mae F. Gunter, her niece. We delight in having them.in our pvidst. The Ladies Bt> Friendly Club leld its quarterly meeting last tVednesday 'evening at the home of Mrs. Sallie B. Heath on College St. Madtim President, Florence Starks opened the meeting in regilar ordiw and ' after the opening Revs. B. G. Cunningham, ,E. G. rjallman and J. C. Hilton were introduced who made timely renarks. Mis. Rena Richardson also gave in encouraging talk. Then "followed a delightful repast of Cream ind cake. The poliljyas- then eall'(l and each member was given a lizati.on serves it purpose, that is, t makes the ladies friendly. Miss Carrie Pcay is visiting her lister, Mrs. Lois Johnson in Ches;er. Misses Wilhelmena, Ellen and \dline Johnson of Columbia, S. C. ire spending a few weeks' va ion in our town the guests of heir aunt, Mrs. Pearl I. Peay on College St. Their stay among us s entirely welcome. Rev: and Mrs. G. M. Ulnier accompanied. by^ Revs. J. C. Hilton ind F. Guhtcr"motored to Monroe, (' a few days atro JOHNSTON NEWS Sunday found the peo? io in our own going to various ..churches for services. We are proud to see Rev. Seals (pastor of Mt. Zion Church) and his good penile cooperate in an effort to cover their church we wish them every success; ? The Rosa Spring Baptist church began it's- 1 cvival.-meeting Aug 2. the services were well attended We have the following- visitors in our town this week; Miss Lillie Mae McManus Hemstead, N. Y.. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Griffin, two daughters from Washington, Oanna and Mary EUa, Mrs. Ethel Brown Oliphant New York, Mrs. Ruby Upson Hollaway, New,York, Mr., and Mrs. Ed Glover and little son, Charlotte. N. C., Mrs. Magarett Young Mill, Columbia, S. C. and Mrs. Kate Johnson Nicholson of Hemstead, N. Y.L Misses Lue ttiMon watson and Lona Upson made a pleasant trip to Augusta, A card party was given at the home of Mrs. Adrena Upson Tuesday nite in honor of Mrs- Ruby Hollaway and Mr. and"Mrs. James Tillman, all of New York. i The following person's attendee the C. M. E. Convention held a1 Hodges, S. C.: Rev. M. M. Davis Mrs. Beatrice Ryans ctf Aiken, S C. is visiting her mother, Jdrs Annie Chinn. Prof. C. Q. Mcintosh is at home After, attenamg summer school ai South Carolina State college. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dohey anc Mrs. Mary Dobey of Huninglon W. Va. are here visiting their par ents, Mr. and-Mrs. George Moore west of Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. Avory* Williams have returned to their home in Co juniDia, S. C. after a visit to fh< Miles on Aiken St. Mrs. Tom Wallace of Washing, to-n, P. C. is hete visiting her motl or. Sirs. C. KrXn 0n Aiken St.Miss Florin ^'all&oo is home after a visit to Buvson, S. C. and A1 lendale, S. C. After a visit to relatives, Mrs Jnlia Simmons, Miss E. and Mr Henry Birter have returned tc their home in N6w York City, * iBEflUTBf ROI *&utf7lahjULs^>t i ITipiTi'f f i i ll An award of $SO.OO is made each yea ; lion to the Negro Or any Negro group fo submitted on an improved method of (Context entries should l>e mailed to Marie Downing, f.arieuscBeau 'ltrmi'oundation. St. 1/ouis, Mo.) at. L'ouisi?Many women actually detract from their natural > charm by using makeup incoriect< ly. Most of us have some features which are attractive, and others., which are less desirable. When tbuy are pjoperly used, beauty 'j aids like rouge, power and lipstick should merely- accentuate our jrood points and make the others less conspicuous. But.the makeup , should never be so noticeable "that it calls attention to itself. Iiouge, for example, should be appaeu in such a nianner that it .. is impossible to toll where it bei gin's and ends on the cheek. I In general, rouge should be worn high on the lace, just under the . eyes. This gives the whole face a youthful akrt expression. If I the rouge is applied lower, on the 1'leshy part of the cheek opposite - -tire- mouth, the lace looks?older \ and duller. ,| | During the hot Summers days, vyhen perspiration keeps our skin moist, it is difficult to lind a power, rouge 'which will remain fresh and attractive all day long. - l-'or?Uri*?reason, many women prefer- a cream roughc, which, can re blended into the skin,"so smoth-J ly that even in the bright daylight ' it is not noticeable, and ' at the _ >anie time it-?.remains?in place longer. . \ I Beginning on the cheekbone just under'the center ol' the eye, draw' a line of rouge outward and slightly upward, lollowing the ridge of ihe cheekbone, to a point sliuhtlv oeyond the end of the eyebrows, i-hen,. starting at the same point under the eye, draw another shorter line diagonally outward and downward across the cheek, just under the curve of the cheekbone..' When t4ns has been doiity bk-nd? the rough thoroughly into the Skin. I csmg a rotary, massaging motion, go over the rough with the fingertips or .pul'-f, -gradually filling in the triangle between the two line* and rubbing out the lines themselves. Blend the color ^utwardr in all directions so that it fade.-: I gradually and imperceptibly into the untinted skin colon Be eafe! lul not to get A't& lough in the hollows^of tlvb.cheeks. J If the face is thin and narrow, the rouge should, be exten led ?>ut-' ward a little farther.and also applied somewhat lower on the face. The cheeks will have a fuller appearance and the lace will seem broader if the bottom edge of the - rouge is about?even with?t-be?ti[ ol" the nose. It. sh uld nyvef be ex-j tended as far down a^ the mouth, however. If, on the other hand, your faiV is too wide, don't let the oute.! limit of the rouge extJunl so far t< ' the side bur ?? w-,-.,? .?l- ? v..*. .n-UUMMllTt under the corner.: of the eye-socT%ots. This will give the ..whole face a narrower appearance. . If it is do'rio very 'cart fully, a short blunt nose can be made to David G. Ellison General Insurance Honest and efficient attention given to all business placed "with nie. PHONE 5717 I $f%.00 | L I Charl ; Every \ UNTIL SEP] Leave Columl Arrive Charles -- Returning leave CI Consult Ti W. E. MoT. EE, < M ' 1 Pa?e 8 "* ? r by the Foundo- <L_ . I v -V r the bell paper r 1 Sr?C _ ^ . beauty culture s \ X ' ' jt|ip?ar I<>r:t_-? t l>y applyiti.v- n>'.^e lit till- ftl-HiT' of till.- F VIk* 11 ?TTr,? "1 T coursv, .i pvuiai care nvust *> tartl-n to 1)11-11(1 the roUtfl- .-<> tll'df up tl ly t: *. .-I.m thiti it\4vli not >? noticeable. ' In a -innlur ma:iMM', a 'ithat i.- t".i j<.11ir will Kppear somewhat -*hi?rlcr'if a little rt.ag'e- i.- app!i< d h;>t hi-ln'.v the tip >>1' tin- l.u.-e a; 't carefully bh'n'ied *:.t>^ the >kiu? . J'?mj beamy expert? a 0 f ! now advi-ity iy. that tin- lobes--ft * the oar- and i.';<- -] < ir11 -of the ;h?nT' should .be rouced .just cn<>uirh to match the highlijrhts^uf the Vhyoi. .. 1 would ad".im- my ii'jt ever t?> fX|n-i i- .eut with thj> for 1 themselves, >ta?lyiiij.- it.- effects 'o, yaOj- ..v.n !a ?'. before adopting j. it- as a pi act' ' ' . little kiveu news s ' Rev.- b. e. Guiles. ihistwr " T Sunday was-a cluueh Vping 'day. |-Wo we n t -to- -St. I'a a!;?Sunday. S.' Ij/pened "on'time. Bro. Willie iia.ir1 dell, Su.pt. at. hi* post and teachers at their peaces. I 1.1 :.'fn J-Jev. 1!. E. Guile- .hlnUirht to .us a burning message. from tie I Bonk .of N'unibcMs I'.'th ' chajitW and the "JOtii Verse. Be til' e ud Further."-. Ourr heart? bun mod.Visitors were lb-w Henry My-. Crae, wife Eillio Mc.Crae, Rev. Ben Bellamy, wife-ilenie Bellamy;, thov are dnviugLJi-w cars. . Rev. B.~ E."^^jiile.-. wife Bessie Guiles, spoke tw the w'onu-n be" the * church, a4Po .Mrs. Li'llie McCrae. . They wof.t to the Missionary meet ing.at Buck'Port. with the pastor. Reports were good. He-preached again Sunday nitrht at St. Pat;!. Rev. B. E. Gyiles took his text. E&ekiel .'17th chapter -ith verse. SI "Tltas-aTiddte" ? no constipation That clean, fresh. Joyous feeling , fairly bubbles out in all he does But how he drags along when Out of fix from constipation! Don't let constipation get you ??*4 down! Remember to take BlackT^raiioV\f von %*? ? *1 **\?14 v/u xxtvrtu tx idAalive. It has proved so pood for prompt.' refreshing relief from constipation that thousands of men and women rely on it for that purpose. If constipation has upset you. a few doses of BlackDraught should help to straighten you out; Try it. today r In 25-cent packages, at drug stores. BLACK-DRAUGHT purely vegetable Laxative ^ound Trin lesion Sunday { (EMBER f>th bia 6:40 A.M. ton 10:30 A.M. larleston 5:20 P.M. . . .jr. , j ckct Agents G. P. A., Columbia ^