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Saturday, September 19, 1936. .. MR. PRINCE PEGUESE PASSES Lake City, S. C.,Sept. 7th?Mr. Prince Peguese, a well known man J of this* town, was laid to rest Sun- 1 day, August 30, 1936. Mr. Pe- e guese died Saturday night, Aug- b ust 29 at 11 o'clock. Funeral rite* c were conducted at St. James A.I M. E. church. * The processional to the beautiful t" strains of *fcYarer My God to Thee", with Mr. Abram Green at ^ the organ was played as the body s entered the church. ^ Mr. Peguese leaves a lovmg wife t; several daughters and sons, aside ^ from a host of friends to mourn ^ his death. * a Active pall-bearers were Messrs ' Gideon Green, J. C. Gryant, Ed- v ward Bryant, -1 P l.yktw g Mr. L. M. Green, undertaker in y charge of funeral. <? j( FIRST CITY TOURNAMENT i HELD BY RECREATION CLUB ? Columbia, September 8th?The j Columbia community recreational p club, recently oivaniip/i ? ?i - ? --D ? > o ia|;cu I their first city Tennis Tournament f Obeginning Wednesday, September k 9 with boys single matches and continuing, through Saturday When I finals will be played in boys sin- t gles, junior singles, men's single t girls singles, women's1 singles and I doubles in each division: '/ Much interest in the activities of the club have been stimulated * by these matches and the response a of sponsors for the orgahization. '! ' \ - ?. h REV. C. FLUKER PREACH AT a EMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH " c Rev. C. Fluoker of Tampa, Fla. j will preach' at Emanuel A. M. E. g church Sunday, September 13th,' { at 11:30 a. m. He wqs asked to preach by Rev. W. P. Plair. We r are'asking all members to come 1 r out and hear this wonderful | preacher of the Baptist Conven- a tion. We are urging all Emanuel j members to be present at 11:30 ^ o'clock. , c] Rev. Hughes, pastor of Emanuel \ for three years, is leaving Friday, s September, 10, for, WiJberforce, j Ohio, his old home, after a wonderful quarter which was presiubd < over by Presiding Elder E. A. ' Adams. He leaves the people well pleased and all the members are bidding him high honors for his wonderful work in the past three yeais. Every pastor should live as Rev. Hughes and leave his people v well pleased. j a WALHALLA NEWS (i h Mr. Will Goldsmith of Chicago, t ill. is visiting his parents, Mr. I and Mrs. John Goldsmith. e Many hearts were saddeneJ in 1" our community last Sunday eve- s ning when Mrs. L. Jones was kill- I ed ins'tantly while attempting to c cross the Walhalla and Westmins- s ter highway on her way to attend services at Flat Rock Baptist 1 church. ? xt .n r? * miss men nogers nan returned t ft'om Spartanburg after spending t several days with relatives and friends. I William Karl walker has return- p ed to his home in Charlotte after i spending some time with relatives, f Mr. and Mrs. Vcstcr Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Mitchell, Mrs. t Bertha Rogers and Mr. Frank t Howard motored to Franklin, N. C. last Sunday to visit relatives V and friends. s Miis Ida .White is home after . spending several mopths in Wash-, p ington, D. C. and New York City, i Mr. P. Reid and daughter of Seneca were visitors here last p V| Sunday among relatives "l and i friends. d Brownie Mac Sirapon from the a CCC Camp of Fort Beuning, Ga'. spent the week-end here with rel- t atives and friends. r Miss Grace Davis has returned to a Spartanburg after spen^ng sev- F eral days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Davis. ' d Miss Mamie Mattison has reW turned to Atlanta to resume her ' studies after spending the sum- 1 mer yith her mother,~Mrs. Lillian Mattison.,j I ST. ANDREW CIRCUIT EDISTO DISTRICT Graham A. M. E, Church Sun- ' day school 'picnic and Excussion | to Summcrville, S. C. on Labor j day, Monday, September 7th, , with one of the largest number . ever been in the history of theChurch. Wrr left the church -H-r3Q?with 4 busses and 5 automobiles, v wtth as many as they could cany. J ?. ArxiveT jilt SuntmerviUo. ?^ Registered 225 children?with?a?^ few of the mothers and fathers acr * companying them. We spent the dav at the Paradise Carf, the home <A one of the best Chara'ter t in town, Mrs. Carrie Joiner and * - her daughters. The children enjoyed fine music, soft drinks, ice ? cream and cake-s; every thing 1 went out very nice. The mothers and children did not want to leave when the time arrived to* leave. We had the pleasure of meeting r the Rev. A. J. Thomas, pastor of Bethel church, Riugeville Charge. ' He spoke very encouraging words ? to the pastor and children. This is our second trip to Sum- e merville this year and the children want to co back in the rroxt. t month , if possible. Rev. E. E. j Washington, ousr pastor leads the v way from Graham church to Sum- t merville and have every thing at ranged for our stay; his heart i and mind are wrapped up in the i; children which is the future ? church. He will succeed where ever he goes for he is no big boss. q But a humble, loving Christian ^ minister. The committee served v cakes, cream and lomonacfe. Rev. E. E. .Washington, pastor; t Frank Brown, Supt.; Prince Graham, Sec.; Rebecca Grant, Report- ~ a er. l -- ... .... .... HOPKINS NEWS . $' Sunday was a big. day at St. ohn's church at Hopkins, S. C. 'he Rev. J. B, N'eal preached an xcellent sermon, after which he aptized quite a laige crowd of hildren and grown uus. The Missionary, society 0f Zion I ienevolent church met the 1st ' iaturday at the home of Sister j iUcy Benson. The meeting was | ailed to order by the Vice IVe silent, Sister Randolph; song by lister Lucy Tuckei. Prayer by irother Peter Anderson; song by lister Thompson. Bible verses y each member. Old and ne>v business discussed; minutes read nd adopted. _. Sister Jane Weston being av&y on her vacation, Sister Cl^rkun was elected to act as?Treas. intil she returns. All business completed, we adourned to meet the 1st Saturday n October at the home of Sister lertha Davis. Miss Martha Sumter and Miss ulia Reeves had a Moon-light dcnic on the 3rd of September at )uffie's Pond. Several young riends drom in and around Hopins were present. Miss Sumter left for Tuskegee Friday night, to attend school here, while Miss Reeves will reurn to Raleigh to complete her ^urse Training course at St. rgnes Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Clark son, Miss Eleanor, Marion and David report lovely trip to Philadelphia, Atantic City, Trenton, N. J. and Vashington. On their return they irought Mrs. Edna B. Marshall nd her son, Charles, Jr. Mr. Everette L. Berry, formerly if Columbia, but now. of Washngton visited his sisters. Mrs. itevenson and Clarkson. ' He left i*i-iday nite to join his wife in Atanta and from there to D. C. He eports a pleasant stay and hope iqjt to stay away another 10. years. Sister Jane Weston of Columbia nd Hopkins left for Elizabeth, J. J. to spend some time with ler son'Ttobert Weston and two laughters. We hope fljr Si>ter VqSton a pleasant stay, and that W will return safe and her health mproved, SPARTANBURG NEWS Mt. Moriah church Rev. A. M. Matthews, Pastor cr !?.. 1 1 1 1 -? 'L i ?i^ ouuuay styuui irjiviiuu tit tut? siial hour with Supt.- and teachers .t their post of duty. At 11:30 service was opened by he pastor. After the reg.ular orler of service the pastor selected lis discourse Matthew 24th chaper 69th verse, theme "A Great "all." He srpoke, with such pow;r and understanding it made our learts burn as the man of Go poke to us by tl|e way. The loly Communion AVas given. At ight o'clock the pastor preached mother great sermon. Rev. A. M. Matthews. Rev. B.. ". Steward left tor Jacksonville, Ma. this morning to attend a Nuional meeting. We trust for hem a pleasant trip. Mrs. Lizzie Rowe the mother of rfrs, A. IVJcGee is hack home arain, after spending a few weeks n Orangeburg with children and riends. Miss Helen Saxon... is back in he City, aftei: spending her vacaion in Virginia. Mr. and Mis. Lula Sullivan is lome again, after spending the nmnn in tKn .mniinliSnc Miss Hattie Patterson is home acain, after spending: the summer n the mountains. Mrs. Lizzie Allien is home arain after spending three weejss h Toledo, Ohio and Knoxville. ""enn. She reports a very pleas,nt trip. ' There will be a Silver Tea at he home of Mrs. Mary Jane Clenons on Clement street Sunday, iftemoon, for the benefit of the Sver Ready club. The City schools will open Monlay morning:, September 14th. 'RESIDING ELDERS AND TRUSTEES CALLED TO MEET IN ALLEN UNIV. ro the Presiding: Elders of th" Seventh Episcopal District and Trustees of Allen University: You are hereby, requested by orler of Ht. Rev. Joseph Simeon Clipper, D.D., L.L.D., Presiding iishop of South Carolina, to meet n your regular annual Fall Rally tnd official opening of Allen Uniersity in the- auditorium of Chanjelle Administration building, Alen university, Columbia. S , -LU-. Ycdnesdav. October 7. lilJO 10 \7M. RT. REV. J. S. FLIPPER, Residing Bishop and President of he Board, 488 Houston St., NT. Atlanta, Ga, J. E. THOMAS, Secretary of Trustee Board, 14G. Vshley Ave., Charleston, S. C. WESTMINSTER NEWS Ruby M. Austin, Reporter We were able to witness a gran ' dcnic at the Union school Friday f last week. Everything went a." ong lovely. All seemed to have njoyed themselves. About the close of the picnic lev. G. S. Sawyer-and Rev. R. I*.? ^air of Anderson came. We were ery happy to welcome them here. Miss Marsella Austin of Ches- ! er, S. C. visited her parents on ast week-end. She returned to | Chester Sunday afternoon. Misses Geneva Davis, Margie Hover and Charlotte Moss were ] iome for last week-end. They are ^ working in Greenville. Mise Henry Mae Glover spent he 2nd Sunday in Richland, S. C.. Most of our flolk spent Sunday t Bethel Grove M. E. church, ear Seneca. EjETaht / I the Si t tt Bev ? NOTE: Your question tarn ! I a clipping of thia c?lumu is ?n? ?> reyJy, send a quarter (26c) al ' velOpe, for my New iLatrolo^y mail free advice on three (I) r^tarthdate, and correct addreea > to ABBE WALLACE, care of 1 J | Assembly Street, Columbia.^ 8o . R. M. M.?I am anxious to know if the man that I met a few weeks ago means all the nice things that he insists cn tilling itie?., Ans. He is sincere when . he ( ells you to develop your DANCING as he realives your taUnt. . , he does not want you to take hini too seriously in regards to the vacation in MAINE this fall. for-_ he sn't thinking of going up there. ****?' I). G.?It is my intention to file a suit, against the. company that ' ni\' unn'wnvlnil f.... ..,.,1 T* 1.1 . " 1 ": < ' ' * ?"urn like for you td tell me what is the best way for m'e. to K<> about it. 1 lead an<l enjoy everything you write'! AnSs Don't take legal steps just yet. . . make another attempt o see the manager of the company your soirworked for "troforeTecetving injuries. If you will let- the ompany know the purpose ef your call it seems to me that they will arrange an immediate settlement. \V. E. S,?Wily did. the boy J 1 AVy.Ul with for a Vear or so call m.e for a datcf and Tylign I gave it to him lie called jitv back and broke it?' 'Dor's he still cares? Ans. He" isn't very interested so don't let yourself get excited over him again. He wanted you to fill in with him and join a party hut later fdund out his KEHl'LAR (tlHl. was back jn town and he decided to cancel the engagement with you. . M. M. (\?Please tell me if you "liink it wise lor me to go ahead with my plans for Halowcen? I .... V*.. ! ' .vii^. i vr,. . . as u is time mr you to .begin mapping out your I'ROLRAM for your Ho'loweer Dance and Entertainment that you wish to feature at your place. It s my opinion that you will have a much larger crowd than yt*j had m Labor Day. M. N. L.?W+rydo 1 losp .socman* jobs when I believe that I do my best work oil them? > Ans. You had better straighten ltlSIKJl'S* MEORIAL A. M. E. C1URCH Rev. 1. A. Miller. I'astor Mr. Benjamin F. Ret-hea has been acting as Jupei inU-ndent of the Sunday school for the last three Sundays. Our superintendent realizes the IK ed for student development and does all that, he can to .guide Mr. Beth'a in the right way. However Mr. Retina has had experience in his home town and tlu- job that In is undertaking is not altogether foreign to him. Little Miss Yal. ila (.'hajipeVe has been acting as secretary all sumni'.r in the absence of Miss Rertha M. (ioodwin who is vacationing in Washington, I). ('. Several little faces were seen in Sunday school in spite of the weatIn r. -Morning services were as usual. The choir members were adorned in whit" rol.es and sang beautifully throughout the day. Rev, Miller delivered the message. Mr. I lakers-out" presid' lit, was with ds during the I-eageu hour ? nd ei ndueted the service. There "is a cle'cid'd improvement in the League. The members' are realizing the individual parts that they play and are governing tip mselyes accordingly. The lesson was very hard but? lively. Those taking part in the discussion were .mis. .\olson ami l>uok* tt. Miss Sarah Williams, Messrs Lucius I)akers, I.eroy Blown, I'rof. Cochran and Rev. Miller. Misses Catherine Randolph and 11 at t it* I.. Burgess were visitors. We are inviting them to conje again. The I.caguers are having a k:' I ^a! Ty Sunday evening, Sept. 18. TT you are asked to sit on a pew nhasc do not retype ,, ^ The night services began - at 7:80 n'clnrk.?N'ui so-?I'i otii?t+rr?Columhia hospital worshipped with us. Rev. MilU'r spoke from Matt. 1(>: 18 "And I say unto Thee, thou art Peter and upon this rock I build my church and the- gates of hell shall not prevail against it". NKWBKRRY NEWS / ..I..--.. Il.n t-. ! , I rvsnycfrian inuren Tlio Sunday school \vas very impressive as usual. An adult class for ladies ha> been added. The Young People's club meeting' was -conducted by Mrs. Eunice E. Allen. The following persons led the discussions: Misses Anslie Jones, Alberta Daniels, Misses S. Wallon. S'r,, Cecil Jones and Prof. P. W. Jones and all of the young people entered the discussions. Next Sunday Miss Anslie Jones will" lead the serviCF. Since Mr. Cecil Jones, Pres. left enroute to enter Johnson C. Smith university, he gave some very timely' remarks'. His sister Miss Juanita Jones will enter there this term also. Mr. S. W. Allen and Mrs. I Alia Dean attended the McClelland Pres bytery at Harbison college, Irnio, S. C. They reported a pleasant and enjoyable trip. . . Y the PAorerro leader I wad 1* ikia pap?r ONLY w-ben Jloead ia jrn lidw. For private X id a ?if addroaaed. stamped mi- { B? dlay, aad rnilva ky return X go?tio? Siyrn year full name, X to all letter*. Addreai ail mail Y :HJE PALHSTTO LKADEE, 1S10 X tk Cere Una. ?xkkk-X"X"X"X"XKKK~X"X"X-$ out your BACK DEBTS as this is going to keep you from holding a job. Your creditors call your cmi plover and this doesn't place any credit t0 your character so. pay your bills and you won't be forevo Ol'T OF WORK. * * * * 1 C. B.S.?-I am talking straight from the shoulder when I say I have done a wife's paigt and I don't understand why my husband arts c the way that he has acted foi all these years. What is left for me? I Ans. You.have done more than'a i wife's part . . . therefore leaving nothing for your husband to do. i You have supported the family.for 16 YEARS and now that you aren't i . able any more he doesn't know how to begin to provide. Be patient as posiJtble for with your son's again. |.- . S. 1). W.?What is left lor me to do in regards to my son? i am so very worried? Ana. Stop worrying, . fe" "will RETURN TO SOlUMW.tbis month although he will be a week or two late. He realizes the mistake that he has made antL is sorry ,. . .1 do not see a similar act of this- kind in his future life. | . ' * + * * - M. N. Pleosc tg 11 me do- you think that I should go_ ahetul and ! take this trip? I feel that I should not go. . . Ans. Of course vou should go. . your GRANDMOTHER would be very disappointed if you did not come to her in INDIANA with your two sisters. You will have ? ni'ach better time than you be lieve for she has planned many i" social activities for you'Oleic. L. E.:?Should I get married? The mail I po with likes my cooking so well and he says he wants .me to piarry him. - ? Ans. He loves vou . . an.l he loves the DHL1CIOI S MEAl.S you prepare too. You two could i be happy together. Visitors are Welcome to all of the services of thi- church. Drayton Street High School' Prof. R. F. Gladden, Prim Friday night, Prof. T. B. Needy i entertained an appreciative audi enre w.itli a splendid lecture, theme "Seeing A Vision," text Proverb 20:18. A quintet consist. ir.R;. of the following persons. Misses Ester Mae anil Elsie Gallmuh, G.?Gilliam, Freddie Lyles and James Carter furbished music l'oj; ! the occasion; "Mrs. Eunice E. Allen 'piano accompanist. | Prof? Robert Floyd has returned ?rom 'Asbury Park, N. J. where he spent his vacation. J Mrs. Ruth Dean and her little i daughter from Washington, D. C. are visiting her parents, Mr. and . Mrs. J. B. .Morgan. Mrs. Lark from Johnston, S..(' spent the week-en ' with her friend, Mrs. Bessie Perrin. Mrs. Byrant Fortune left the City last week en route for. Washington, D. C. to spend a few weeks with her mother and relatives. Rev. Mrs. Sibbie Rutherford will preach at Pleasant Grove chujeh Sunday afternoon, August 20, ll>:16. Paul R. Allen, reporter miller chapel A. M. K. CHURCH Newberry. S. 0. --The Sunday school is still going forward under Supt. Floyd and bis staff of teachers. The lesson was reviewed by the Supt. For -Children's hour little Miss Rosa I.ee Lyles sang a solo; the pastor used a pencil as an object sermon, then Mastor Carroll Hare - -sang a solo. ?? At the adult hour the pastor used John 4 :i>. Subject Relationand. Sa'iliui Huns.' Filla Caldwell unite,4 with the church, 'the visitors were: Miss Anderson Rutherford, MissesJI. B. Butler and B. F. Sims. League was contlucted by vicepresident, Ca|rt?*r, who is leaving in short for college. Misses Addie JIare, Daisy Butler and other good leaguers are leaving for college. The League wishes them a successful school year. Psalm 2:1 was used for night's service. Music was furnished by the Jurtior choir, all day; Miss Vivian Ruff at the piano, at m-ovning; and Miss Hare at evening. T Monday afternoon the Hurry Hustleys club met with Master OI dell Ruljfs Jr. We dnesday afternoon, Misses Margaret and Louise I k I-.. i ?rrzrr-i rr\ I /a ii'.xanut*r I'nin utmni wie aaran ' Allen cltib. - The Exclesior club I was glad to greet their President Miss Wilhclmena Hare, who has J been away all the summer ami most heartily thanked Mrs. Juh- . I nita Kennor for acting as president during the summer months. Sweet courses were served at all (the meetings. ! Our 4th and last quarterly conference will be held October 4-5 We hope and trust to make this the banner quarter and cause our beloved Presiding Elder, Dr. | Adams to feel happy. '. \ CHARLESTON DISTRICT MISSIONARY MKKTIM; A SUCCESS Thy W. II. -unci F. Missionary ' society of the Charleston District met last Wednesday, September 2r in its Anniinl Sosxn.n with Ib-ihel A. M. E. churchy Ridguville, S. C. The opening services were conducted by the Revs. X. A. Bethca and V. A. Jancrette. At the close ol' the devotions Dr. .1. E, Heard made timely, remarks and presented Mrs. A. C. Mayes, district president who preside^ with. dig- ( nity ami impartially throughout the ses-ion. f The financial reports as a wholewere very good, which shovis that the Mis-iouary Work in the Charleston district is being w? 11 carried ' -tnrr?Wllljci the1 t'lhVenli.in Vv.Y"-aT "" itsTbeight c? rejoicing at the I'm- i uncial success attained, th" president asked Mrs,. R. A. Belheatlead in singing "Uh What -lie's < Done For Me." and indeed we".were made to feel good spiritually while we thus -ang. The following new members of the District were introduce... Mrs. L. I'. Heard, wife of Presiding Eidei Beard, liev. ar.d Mrs. \Y. A. Bother.of St. George and Rev. and Mrs. ' E. L. Farmer of lioliy Hill. TK.. !>.... ? 1"V nil. ?? . 1-/. !\lllg, pa-tul of Trinity church, Chyle.-ion, Mi-, livored the higll'noon senritoi 'tvHicll wasluTT of Ui'ugh. arid spirit. The message was enjoyed "Wlio are mcmbcr> ol* tin Missionary society," was the subject of a splendid paper read by Mrs. I,. F. Beard. The custrict is proud to have Mrs. Beard as it's "First . lauly" and co-worker. . The president's, annual message was interesting and inspiring. Iiei words will linger long in < ui hearts. Mrs. I). Kj McGliee. Con-' flei'e'nce Branch president secinedto have been at her best on the subject, how to keep a .Missionary society ?Hve. Mrs. McGhee presided-at the afternoon ses.-ion with ease, dignity and fairness. Mrs. . . R. AV Janerette of?SnnunVrviiie i [discussed the subject, "How to make: a Missionary society succeed. She also receive..' many favorable comments.??? Harmony and peace prevailed through tho ses-ions- and each member went away feeling encouraged to do more. The Rev. A. J. Thomas and the goo.l'tyeople of Ridgeville gave a splendid eutfriainnient. . R. W.. Janerette, reportei GRKKV Mil I. I! VI>T < III li< II Sunday, Sept. t>. was our pastor's day ho re and though- the vvoathor was not plea-ant there whs quite a nilhther of people out. Our faithful Supt. and few faithful oftlvois were at their post ol. duty... : :?; I After the teachers had finished" | with their class work, the j.a.?loi 1 trave an intfcvc-tintr review. ( At the usual hour the pastoi Rev. J. U. Davis assetiihled in tInfos t rum. The usual order of- service was conducted. We then li-tened to the . sermon." St. ! Jesus Dof.e For You?". The >Jrj nihil was instructive as * well as .in-piling. T'nete was quite a f?\v ' to partake of the Communion. I Sister Kinase Sharps.- and Hro. I Hen .Martin went to the Vflic n 'at Mansvilh', S'_ C.. St. Mark. | They brought back a wonderful report which we all enjoyed \vr\ much. Sunday ni^ht the pastor nave us ';inother :wonuei'iui message fiom .Matthews subject "Stormy Weather." we were made- to feel happy a- he spake to as. We are j thankful ti> say our work is ntov. iinr nhfnjr lowly.. We . closed oui revival meeting Friday nijrht. Kov. 1 | K. 11. Herbert i'f.om Asheville, X. C. past ir of the Fine (ieovc baptist church. ' We really had a 1 wonderful meeting all last week. | Seven souls car.ie to Chrf-t .to he Baptized' on the third Sunday. I Our joastor. Rev. Davis is duinj; ' wond' rlu! work down here, we ' pray Go,. his speed. Rev. .1. W. Davis, pastor;-(Mi.-s i Rhunet.to 1. S'harpe, reporter. AWKM)AW NKWS ' ? - ' , By J.' (.'. Moore I .Sunday was a ureat day in .this , part of the land. Our Sunday , 1 vu'KhimI iiiii-ncd nt th?? n^njil Ixmr j with the superintendent ;it his ( ' post of duty. Ouy pastor arrived about five o'clock and gave us a few words of encourag' nu*nt and everybody seemed to enjdyed it | mn.h. ?? ' .Mr. John West ley Child- past to the yrt at beyond at 2:2a. SunMr. Childs was about lb years . "of 'iLrand lit-~ya.< web?ii!.< ?i i > ? the members of our company. F.verybody who met .K hfi Westley 1 learned to low him, Mr. Childs I was a member of our Sunday ( school anil also an all round athlete., l>uring our revival meeting he accepted Christ. He leaves to J mourn his lost a . loving mother and father. Mr. ftntl Mrs. Ileoryr ] ' Chillis at Salley. S. C\; five lo others and three sisters ami a \v st ot relatives and menus, .\ainos , .jjs follows: (.Mainline Candea, .VIfair Child* of Wist Palms Beach.* Fla.; Mr. 1. Chi],Is. Salley. S. C.: Mi\ 'Clinton Childs, Mr. Rob rt Chi his, Mr. Nathaniel Chihls, all of Salley. Mr. Childs is our lost Wut I hope he is heaven's jrain J Sleep on brother Childs, lie down )jnd take your rest. I ' | Chip visitors.: Mr. 11 eyward Frr- ..day spent the week-end in Charleston with relativs and friends. Mr. Henry Vincent sju'nt the week end in Georgetown. Mr. ,1. ; C. Moore has.returned after spcpdi'ng a few days with his parents in St. Matthews. Mr. James Kirby spent the week-end in Florence with friends. Mr. Morris Hipps has retiprned after spending a week at his home in Columbia. BEflUTy 'f ROIT J?ru ^YYlahxils^D(h An award of $SO.OO is made each year b lion to the Negro or any Negro group for t Submitted on an improved method of be L ON TEST E N TKTTTS SHOl'Ll ])()\VN1N(?, LAHIEI SE \i ROOM (>07. 51 1 Ll C l'ST ? j .< > I I S : ! ' 11 ; 111 t H f \ -r-r no'tici- woni'-ti who.'havi* .jnvfii a i U'teat tit-it] of time atiri attftition t?t their apprjpatue. ai.rl yet have i Lai'" i? s-1y A'orlruikfrl soihe- simple ? little. tietail \yhieh spoils the whole- r life ft.*' ' VV..O ?... - ^ 1 n ?? ii'.J WViU > :.Of I < ruimip r flocks or sleeveless eve ini? irovin.- sometimes , their ihiatlracdivo ., elbows, which ^ letnu t t'lhiii tin- well-trruoin'ed up- ? pea ranee every woman shouhl ' have. Kveir when a wealth of at-. . T*rrt':on"i- lavi-h d an the. hair, the ' fumpicxi n ani the hands, tin wo. rhsk- have left her elbows redden- ' il. t hapji'ed hi* calloused. ? . It's easy t"> keep our 1 bowV lookiu j' slimy and attractive if wc , will .Uist Vive .them the same- eon- 1 nU'tfit>i>n' we jfivo or.r hands o? i'meei nail-. , 1 I'oii't acquire the habit of lean- 1 iiic n the rlhovvs vers- time. yot. sit down, 'l'hi- is the chief cause 1 of many 'fiihii ced, unattractixe-ch how-. Watoh for this tendency in yourself. and it" you find that y<>u frequently sit with your thin cup- . perl in your hand.- anil your elbows ' res'tinjr on a table or t han-arm. bryak'1 yourself of the habit. ;?The appearance <rf?the . elbow UETH-LKIIEM BAPT. ( inut ii j Rev. 11. K. (iaulden. Pastor Newberry, H. C.?La-t Sunday' was " known as "I.Iutiie Coining ' I'ay," and it was Just' that; aftei j the regular "Sunday school' hour; our services for the morning he- : gan. Kyv. .A. W. Brown of Riehnioiid/.J Vai, a former'pastur <?'] Bethlefiem was speaker of the hour." Aftei telling the people now glad.he was to he with the in. he spoke from . this subject: "Making A Choice." I Every i?re that heard him was < nlade to fe"l t-h?* spirit of God H burning'in .his heait. The member- i I nf tlte eharelt spared n<? pains .in t getting the older member* of the ? rhuieh at CT'tliis great meeting. 1 When .tie' 'morning services were < (<ad we a'djouriied for ?."inner. Vo; talk-about something to eat. it was there. everyone had a plenty and ; enough to spair. The members ' and frieiids ate .until they could eat no more. ' <*,' "* _ Al.-tln ) < ! ;.!:iai'.turiiV.ybll --erlees the devote > . \vuvs conducted b;. I.leaeoil N. L. I.ake. .and. cVlieVs. After whie'h Rev. M\ .M. Peac- : Columbia brought to u.s a real tr.e sage oh "Love." Rev. Peace as. , vtui know will be with us for ten nights in out r'cvi\a;. and we are looking ' for you a: d your friei;deut to the church. . I he I'. \ . P. I . g ? "t, >{- way: u.l.mil b-.-'lH p. m. wit!: Mrs. Nancy \ Sir.gh' ti.-n in .el.at ge.; Theft- was :r large ct^m <1 at h? service and. a", enjoyed the young i i 'Iks. j At the ng .l'ar night services Rev. A. \V. ISrftwh came before lis , again, at which time th'.re was on-. ^ Iv standing room iti the church. j the fricn .s of rhi- irr.eat mar. arm God. He u-ed a.- his subject these I' worth.-: "Thy Kingdom Come.' Thy " W'.J: Ht- i - I Our {wart.- burned" within ay ht <pokc t" u> alongthe way. After V I in* st'i tu ii throe joined t kv hurch. ? Uevl White and his go d :) rumbers weiv out in. large num- 1 >t-:s Sunday morning ami''night?, aong with the members of other, .hurches. ? At- the. db-e of" the services.' " viembers ami friends rushed up t. '? liev. Bivtm .ami greeted his as p rtrver before, they were all glad to uv him-once more. . , * Our pastor was gi-.e:. the sur- I -rise of bis life, in the form . of a | OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.OOOC I GHOST WRITING f MEANS WH WIllTK AM) Vol 11ET THE CREDIT vneiitl -a n rt h??hn?nsf=: popular speeches and talks 'for | IT ac.her-. Miinslei * ,?Civic;?Uu?.i?| tcss,and Lodge leaders; articles | for publication. Your pw n work( re-written, revised, or criticised rilo us your needs and send *i i 'tamps for more"details. C. N. S. BUREAU 111 12">th St. Now York Uit> 0 ' OOOOOOO^OOjOOOOOOOOOOOC WANTED At Onre (?viv ral llousowot k?. rs ' >l>o younvt mothers' helpers. Sal try ,i annes frfc.nl $H5?00 up t< ^ ir.O.dO a month; Room and board. ^ A'rite ? *?u LaMont Emp. Agency J; VI \Y. Talk Ave; Lonp Beach, N Y. a David G. Ellison I st General insurance i Honest and efficient attention given to all bualnear olaced with me. PHONE 5717 . -- : - |. * ; ??- Page S yfkeFoundu- ^ i I V> // ^ he bevt paper 1 lauty cuityre. * \ ) UK MA ILK I) TO M A ttl K KM TV KOI M) ATI ON, S T.. ST. I.Ot IS, MO. v. rr?h . .,1?111 i u' i y h* i.:-- a i' ' : ' <si. a\ 1 ii u l.vttuty >' ,!. With olu* f iiiii i ' iia.lm.r forward, al.< f.f,. .> : ?. < : til ."Ulsidy if < : i i" \v ii ;! .y. 'of tin.*' t: : i'ai.'i ; : a : .t 1 !hm:- ' I :' :: ? < a- .;?% ? . i<<* one- un-' i- '.jt i;? ?>.ai st. i,i .! aii?i fi?>ii'l iu1 ?> '!. i-a- ?u? a*', in .lit', t'V put; if a n t.'-i.ivy > ': ! < * . ti.i.-iu and leavif V':/- ifi'.l. A !i>'ht hatnl v. i appi-'i all ut. the ;i-.vv k? lin'.-';:' it; , -place.. ? im'.'-. ijiiutl"!-. t;i 1. _ri- at; |1 y hast4; ' at. .Ml .ti.i- ' p it ji'j.-v. diiT.y y< - a l.<- j? lh.< .-hit: .of the . jii..atu >y !i->tinjf hi- i-ii/? - "?t'i .;i11?>\y -aui i-i - till<i wit war/t. i/tivi- ?;.l. \a! i . !;. 'i jhr.i\ - t?- ;: ! t h - nil.'' .in i:< ti'.i! ni-io than the hit. "t! I :"i ' itt u..Km that Vil-'ll. i.1.1' il' l.jt cih'iW- feu-' iiar.y. i.-. xi 'iih- '? iiiitj precaution; \ i' n-i.if ' ! itct.iti'^ ci * -; 11 >; c an he ?- <L if \<>u ji'.if'r. ieition mi?-?i-ii:. In- .K'.ii'iiecf into the. el-' i"V.1' -tii- finite r'-irnlarly, h.> -kit; .-.vlL?' ''tii' si"tiiejtbly iu'i.t i'. iil.tl tl.t' A t.i>u' appearance ft? 1?rr?i ???-h?n. j.!. wi.?? ^? jiitiiiiay i-a'ty. he n.ade to ' .el cheap .n:..: u.ar' at the .'sattia ' .? The n:io:'U-!'S and l'ni'mjs uf ?: h:tiii?;he!ii \\ere very jrive t" their ??>t?>r. a-'Aya- ,-T.owt; through heir ji "atii.l appearance on his 'i'tiiila; . " T.<:party was (riven . -e'l't' itiiu'Tt . a* .^he- j-arsi-'haue, ' I.i't ii- iii-t --I tneinhers and "i'iei.iis thiiv ar revival i> on. - . ? I'l.'I'lll I. Ill: \t l> ' "I >1 . I I I I. I . I I ! ! I . \ I I \ II (. |U II Re\. ^Saruh II .Smith. l'a?ior Sunday. i,.in-!- 1 " Susiluy ua- . "aI; -vi.isder by iilc. A" Vi'.iUl, a v.-iy :o .. :>;* !)>.. After ,hv : tiio .'.<?>>< .? in :.v- : . . \v?* ruade- \ . 'T S; St- r. Af-?r\tDiin.ir ? r ? n. .'.V'-i'i \ y (r,a ; <> hnvi-.the t. j - i'i. '.the Sumiav -eh-M: Mis. I :;i. u -n at.d R*v. Mi -. A. 1. ' by I.v- Ar.jfeles .V : \v t-no'U miring a-. ' > . .-uvh of . ?' ': o v. w. 1 <;;V\v<l by ail. Jk-vi ii, S. s v.y_iy the t: >i-.- -.-.i. T- xt -Lam. "in9 1; v. a- ; : ..'. ndv': fu! message i*. : a' f - :h<- services -... :r.u talk's were ;.a h\- i';< i-'. i". Young, II ' i ... -. ' a:'.-: Mrs. I.ula A a. 1* '.ont.apdii.s. Ir<L A"' 7 :..o ; : . 1". T. liynhet, N . ii- |k- Baj.?ti<t <' . . b-aiJf.ht. to us * : "Sir. Oper: H 'I'M: .v :U?. \\\ ..\t c. r - a ...til, fa> ajV-U vv i th a ? ;?. a- - y ir.v thap?'! SingA!!>\M.-?v: . - t r.:-.i\v;i (white) .Ma!; :.. ky.. ' 7 Ms -. I .a 1'a'. -i-r Louisville, C>. n a:*.y visitor* wor7 >,.n:a\\ Wo are ; V >ay u< ~i 'ally eilatal will be :.;ei \ .: e.'o ealion us- at ilf\\ O. S. i!.',. Atlar.ta. is t-taiuvUv.- a w k'- teviviih- for u--.. S. u\ . a; the Mi. Cal- . y Haptisi eh ..i eh. - The public ;'t>r ; .to attend the-e lie... (?. S. > >. i> the house :.Ut:>T"'"tT'Ti"Y. Sarah' 11. Smitf}, ^ lealth-wrecking unctional PAINS r ' " m0"thly tlonal .pains ? of menstrua" jrti - * tien, cramping . gled nerves t. soon rob a ,t woman of her ^WL ' natural, youthk 1* Jul freshness, ' vTAIN lines too ften grow into AGE lines! If you are subject to suffering at ion thy periods, it may be that lardui will relieve you. Thousands of women i:< e'n^ J iave found it helpful to j i t, seemed to ease their T*aT F tains and they noticed ] ,n increase* in their' JSBL. ? ppetitos and finally a f trengthened resistance ' t= u uic stress 01 montmy periods. Try Cardui. Of course if it doesn't relp you, see your doctor. SOLD AT ALL DRUG STORES >