The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 19, 1936, Page Page 6, Image 6
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Tuesday afternoon of each week
Many letters are received toe late
fer publication.
-BILL- .
Boys And Girls
WANTED
To Earn Money In Sparc
Time
Here's an opportunity for amIw..
mnA rr(<-l> to mlka
money avery week, all yea*
lone, by simply working la
pare time in yonr own neighborhood.
No money, no experience
needed. W?' ^ supply everything.
Mdny boyi and girl*?
are now happy, making their
own spending money. All yon
? have to do to loin them b to
w'rite ' to the address below
and ask for foil details. Write
to; ^
CIRCULATION MANAGER
THE PALMETTO LEADER
1110 Assembly St., Colombia, S.(
ENJOYED SUNDAY SCHOOL
PICNIC
Holly __yerybody:i_?am
foal busy this hiofninp
but must stop for a l'o^V minute,
and lot you know what Is. noirij.
uei. We had our Sunday schoo
picnic on Saturday and did \\\
have "a Rood time 7 I should sa.
wo did. We had four other Sun
day schools with us. Our colle*.
ttfuis wore $17.25. Everyone seem
. ._ed_to have enjoyed themselves.
We are going to the High- IIi 1
Baptist ehyrch. oil Saturday of tlii
."week to their picnic. Hill wo' an,
still canning. 1 helped' moth*,
canned 15 quarts of okra, toma
toes and corn last week. We ai<
hoping to. can some more today
., Everyone is busy picking cotton
I 'must run along to the ti* Id. Wil
give yotu all the rest of the new
next week. So long Bill. '
ytAK?ARET WRIGHT.
P. S.? I am asking all club mum
Rvmbert, S.
hers to send in their letters fo.
.our Junior page.
WINNSBORO NEWS
11l.i 1'iot .... ..lit.., V. >. I . il. I
home-coming day at Wveping Mar\
Baptist church id* White Oak.
They weiT there from far am
near. > Our" town almost suspend
ed preaching-scrvic's to pay tin.
last visit of the -season.
Rev. J. M. Keatty, Deacon O. K
, *> Manigault, Miss .Annie Mae Har
risen, Mr. B. J. Mcintosh and sis
ter, Miss Alice are among thus who
attended"the National Bap
tist convention in Columbia las.
Week.
Mis* Johnnie Hell 1|ayh>r re
turned to her home in Chapel 11 in
N. C., after a pleasant stay witl
her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mr?
* . James I,. .Battiste. " We enjoye
hot' stay in our midst.
Mr.C Francis Ashford was th
dinmr guest of I'rdf. and Mrs. W
A.-Jioss last Friday.
The Fairfield county training
school of. this town opens he
doors' for registration Sept-cmbe
25' at .9:00 A.M. Cla'ssrroom wori
. i follows on ttoe 28th.
The' 1t')th grade will be 'addr - '
this week as was announced to :.
mass meeting?by?the committei
on petition in the school auditor
ium last '. eek. Brof. O. F. Man
igault. Jr., A.B,, has been addec
to the faculty. Miss Gertrud
Wilson of Abbeville takes tlu
place of Miss Ada Woodson wh
resigned last spring, A trade
. , teacher is wanted.
Mrs. J. A. Middleton of Rich
mond, Va.,j was in our town last
Saturday, the guest of her nian\
friends. She is spending th*
week at. Whifa.Clak to attend th
revival nvetirrp.
Do:?J. P. Fiekett?and family-Mrs.
Bessie, Prof.. John and his
Mrs.?Daisy Hemphill,?a rirtoi
from Washington, D. C., the P.ieketts
from Camden, all wore hen
v last Stimiay the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. David Johnson.
Mr. O. E. Manigault, Jr., and
sist* r, Miss Clco of Columbia wri t
up to see their sisthrr'Miss Elise
last Sunday before she tool} leave,
_ Monday for State A. and M. col
lege whore she will study this
' year.
Master Paul I,. Ross, left Wist
week for Brainerd institute; h'1
Drumer, w . A. Jr., left Tuesday j
15th for Benedict college and Mi*-.;
Isabel! Davis apd brother Eddii |
left for Morris college and Miss
Corrie L. Davis returned to Coulter
Academy. There are seveva'
more who w.li leave later for institutes
of higher learning. Our
people are determined to educate
' ? ' their ehildren. .
Misses Martha Kellough and
Adylene Pratt spent' last weekend
in Chester. They reported a
pleasant trip.
Revs. Wt'stbery and James Neal
brothers,of Mi'S. C.??Manignult
were guests of teheir sister last
week. They preached in the meet
ing .at White Oak and also attended
the National Baptist con
vention is Columbia.
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SITH'S ISKEAQST wlekd
BILLT CARVER, Editor
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THINGS ARE NOT WHAT
THEY SEEM!
: 1?\ H. H. Rikard
When VfliiMi uwv 9ni?l
things a.v*fiK>y arc. TIr-v arc not
what they syeni. There are-many
who think that aT| Fraternal or.
tiers* are dead, because their local
lodge died. They wory, and are
I told .so. But I am* glad 1 can
-ruthfiiliy. say that the Odd Feliows
of South Carolina is not dead,
*vnd there are many more can -ay
.lie:.same foi* a truth.. 'They n't'Vfi*
were-dead. They were getting a/
ong very successfully, 'doing tin'
whole of tju'* depression, and many
other discouragements. 1 attend d
the Grand lodge of the Odd
Fellowe and I lotiSo Ibdd of Ruth
It was surprising liow a numhei
,>f* nu'n and women art" standing by
the older and .carrying on. Ib th
iaranch.es were in a .very substanti.
il- financial condition^ mutdiuv.
.'ound by the Auditing Committee,
and report of officers. It's remarkable
to ckn+wv?that the valuable
building and ptoperiy'of the
Giver is free from debt * and* is
greatly increasing in. .valug* . And
it" is encouraging to.learn il^it on<:
.Y.elfth (1-1'J) of the cash oil. hand
would pay ivery dollai; the O.rdei
We-, if they were fire'd*. to pay
"iT"at TTneer *Ti . seems*~~t?ta)t The
oioletl people. of the slat'* wou.lu- *
no; -'ntapd out to t.ry 'to kill jl?\?.*!
Fraternal Orde: without a just
cause. .
There is ? thing- ehvup-Hf. thatis
substantial tlun tjic-.odd 1*\!
lew*-. Think ' getting -me bun
'lied .dollars at -death for only one
dollar peV quarter, an., .-think of
.ill the other Fraternal pi on-c.fi u s
that money can't buy., that * goes
with it. The ' hid Fell-us i- :
Legacy that cur"fore-fathers ! !'*.
the race. If the Lodges would*
reinstate in. both .branches aifd e.
v'oura-*.re young people Jo t..me i?..
and* g??* to w,uik. the. ."Order wo'ul :
be in a- gi >"! a eonilitim a- it w.'.s
ever in. The) e are. op(ioiient-*s t
'.lie Negro* s* successful marav.ciients
of societies. and t *';k advantage'of
tluni by telling t .
people tkat tin- om1* i*Wen* dead
or "are going to die. Colore i?* -
pic theiv i* 'n?'thir.jr better tK:i
having srnfMhi-ujr .that yoa e::n call",
voni* own, aid that will iri\e -employment
in yulir buys aipl jjirl.i.
Thy ()<l.i Fi^lnws cave scholar-,
-hips !>. i hi - state 1??-;*? ?i"? tlv -?! rressi
n came. an.1 will <lo -o a
i$>ir. if you will join in ami help.
Vmi haven't., hiir it seems tl at' y- .:
will. >
I.ef IIS iret le hiltil i'lie ! 1
Fraternal older an I make it'.yn.
Vou can j-in in anil- sec that it'.>
like you woiil ' have it he. Sli p
n itiei-inir the past hut prosper by'
tlv mistakes iiunlc thyn. like nth
I attended til.' H. M. <>}' list- !
Oratid I'niivd (LuUn of Odd lei- J
I'lW.--.-in Itivhinnnd hi-i.Aic.'i'M, Wo
found it t?? i'o itf tiu:')>'si antidotal ;
audition it was ever in. It ini-i
safely invo-ted. ir. R'lids and i
.^toeks. et.o. .Over mn li'ir.dr. i.'
thousan . do'lars to t!r it eredit.
Now those are truths til. vt
stated. The to i-; tiotlvinir put in
to tin>1 y u. W v wait aiiy'liiiiL'on?
Join in and make the orde" .
irp. t'of rare prid', and other soil* .
lior.etit-. .
It seems . fr< n; a j> ddiratioh,-tha"
appeared in the Samaritan Hi fal.<i
d" Sept* nihof J. l:?;: *>. Ti at a !" w
laymen ttie.i t inuko it appeal',
that tin* iavnn f ?>'" the state wvi"
hi.1 ? 111'}i..i i in"' I' -' It vnnt i'
">i> hod nit to-the Sunday so lip. '
tit ' ft a n islyadf
nitf pi i?1 i?.iti i\, T ip rl 'aynTi ~
t" the -late held tip .-tat' wide"
mooting on A v trust J1. l'.'tui. A d
' no ( t iih- nvniu tr.in.rs t".ey <.i,
was an overwhelming passing < f
i : !???luti^?*. endorsing the Sundry'
School I'nion B; ;tr<! of Manager-'
actions- in electing ante.?banding.
I>y I'if f. Tra anil Tjryant. And
pK-?itr<-d their hearty support to
Mr. P.ryant ir. tin office. There
avcvv only a few' ooppscd. They
were of Vlie same little giV.up that
appeared it: 'h? Samaritan lteia'.d
as alcove stated. The Bayt.e n that
aoyv feel that Mr. Bryant was fake
of the endorsement in (he geiVrii,
conference, hy a few* of his- enemies
that he had shown tip for.doing
wrong, and some for stealing
an., grasping, money. There were
some" others went against Mr. Bryant
because th'ey didn't know what
it was all about. Some claimed
thoy were grieved because Mr.
Bryant published tsiie"~wrongs rrf
the men in the quarterlies, and liiat
(hire children, did and would read
it.
Some of us that were at. the
r?iK.nnl ,1 I.nfi.ii ni" as didOl-al'knew
that Mr. Shelby didn't get
the endorsement fairly. And we
want .the connection an..' publjc <t7>
know that it is not as the fewwould
have them to believe. Be'
ft
gaffer f
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t together with a self addressed |L
tto Ix'ader, Bill Carver's Club, <y
L". Your name will be placed on X
a membership card and button., X
cause the laymen, with' a fe\v exi
options are with Mr. Bryant. We
laymen at that meeting, also nledcr
* <1 our "hearty support to Bishop
Flipper for the stand he is taking
and the part he plalyed. We
forgive the few Opposes tp Mr.
Bryant dor we feel they don't
know 'what it 'is all abput. They
are sincere as they see it. l)oe> jt
seem to you that the laymen of.
our church would sustain the action
of the General conference to
oust Mr. Bryant from olfice, when
his department was the only asset
thy church had.?- All other departments
but a few had failed,
and proven to.be gross liabilities
to the church. The thinking Tayinen
of our church, have more
sense then to stand for. Mr, Bryant
being put out. Think of it all
the failure* and accused graders
were put back in office, with no
st<'ps taken, to make Sir. Bryant
out a lie. We are no fools, we feel
if it wasn't true they woub- sue
Mr. Bryant for slander or something.
The only accusiation I
heard against Mr. Bryant was he
published, the wrongs of the men
i-n the quarterlies. I know w^at 1
an\ talking about, because I went
ill through the conference, pleading
to have Mr. Bryant endorsed j
-ii.ce he was the only one that had j
i i-cal success. I found most' of
his opponent* to be preachers that
wei" asked by some Bishops not
i.. suppoort Mr. Bryant, and a
.'ow office seeking laymen. A few j
women that had never been to a
teneral conference before. And
the others I judged to be hand
picked in-cxperenced laymen. We
ft- 1 that since the Bishop Council.
an . the membership of the* eoncrenee
fail to force the two Mis{sior.:u/y
departments together,
wlu'it the General conference at
t'U-veland, 1M2 voted it to be an I
because the ladies of the two I
branches failed to agree, and tlyot
host not to, and still remain Sep.rate,
with nothing said about it
in- the la?t General, conference,
i hat Mr. Bryant lias more right to
i-e sustained because of that irregularity.
And Mr. Bryant had
been ^legally elected before tin
eonf'irence by t'Jie church's perpetual
board that had a It gal |
tight to elect him. Why the pen
p..\v ?ei\ hair greese,-suits, ami th
many luxeries advertised in the i
S.iai terlies. Nothing was said ai'<>ut
them. But they started a
I'nkey aceusiation against Mr J
Bryant'to fool a few tender heartid
women and weak-knee men. \V.e
?!? with the board and Bryant. I
"Things are not as they seem.".
It seemed when I attended the
>. inlay school, ar.d League eon*.
i.tion on Thursday, to begin with
that things were going nicely, until
the Bi-hop announced that th
tine had come fni the election o'j
ffiters. Ar. * the young people
at once presented Or. Spears with
a purse and made some very encouraging
remarks about theii
pleasure in his leadership.: ,
Then an overwhelming applause!
va- made for same. At that time
> .me thought that it wasn't best
to let the convention go into the
i h rtion, and expressed themselves
along that line. Speeches were
n ade Pro. and Con. dnr and a?
gainst. some said the tJi^nop
sh aid appoint. After some time
was spent in the disagreement, the
Hish.op sal dis-atisfaetions, and
niled that he would exercise his)
right of appointment. Then I realize
' that things were not as they
r trust everything will
woVk for good.
k .seem- that the preachers of
<"Tsrr? fcxiinti -in rfe-- should
get together for the best interest
> f this state and themselvgg^ For
t "tay- split the church wont get
anywhere. We laymen have nothi:
g to do with their differences as
to who be the biggest with the
bishop, or who have been the biggest
in the kingdom 0*1 popularity
with the bishop. We want peace.
We want all to forget the differ- |
vniies of the past, so far as holding
them atrain-t each other, and
join hands and go from here for
'be good of the whole. We all
failed at the last General confer- ;
oree to get anything in the way of
of/Tice honors for the state. That
is I know the men and their church
politics. Several leaders haJ hold
< t church tits, some times some
w'tg mucking together and at
length some beat the other getting
dose to the bishop tits of the past.
Rut you shouldn't try to kill each
other and draw other?innocent
oiK's in it, that never have sucked
just to try to get hold again. Our
present Bishop says he wont stand
for that. What more you want?
A_U join him nnrj put the job QVCV.
We laymen mean by the help ot
the bishop to put a stop to all
tit suckers. So make friends and
L* .
(Continued N?xt Week)
THE PALMETTO LEATHB
MORRIS BROWN 77 S
A. M. E. CHURCH
Charleston, S. C.?Dr. Witherspoon
preached two wonderful ser- S
mons last Sunday, morning and f
night. The morning sermon was '
preached from Psalms 36 chap- *
ter and 6th verse. The subject
selected was "The Reach of his
Faithfulness". Jhis sermon followed
the usual sermonette to the
junior church.* The subject from b
which the little church was addressed,
was "Honoring the Pa- C
rents". Many vjsitors were in attendance,
and were to feel at ^
home. After the sermon, Mrs.
Daisy Spencer of the Church Homo "
Auxiliary, presented to the trustees,
the sum of $6.00 and to the C
Home Auxiliary $10,00 from the
proceeds of pageant held recently.
Prizes were awarded to . the
lucky contestants WfiO won?otrt
in the pageant. Mys. Laura G.
Davis is preparing for a pageant,
entitled the Garden, of Hoses to
be held in October, for the benefit
of the Stewards Dept. Her 01
success, is predicted even now. ir
Miss C. ,S. A. Smith conducted a T
contest between the gleaners of o
the church, and the sum of $24.00 d
was realisedi- tl
At 8:00 P.M. Dr. Witherspoon L
preached from t+ie text found In "fl
St. Matthew 20:1. The subject v
was "Unemployment" and the 113s- h
tor dealt with this current qurs- h
tion in a practical way, to the editication
of?hisr - hearers., Warm s:
weather prevailed all day, but the d
ardor of the worshippers was n?t w
dampened in the least.
Bishop J. S. Flipper will preach 1 ^
at Morris Brown on the second ; w
Sunday night in -October. This | w
has been definitely decided, and ,
we can now look forward to the r
coming of the Episcopal head of
the church in South Carolina, with p
pleasure and interest. ?
"The Pearly - White City" will
be presented in the near future,
under the auspice,* of the :"Emer- cj
gency club", directed by Mrs. L. j
G. Smalls. ; ; \. |
- Morris Brown is a veritable B" e.
Hive of activityr* m the prepare* j(
tion of the various programs tj
.planned. The presence of so many j,
visitors at each service is indeed 01
encouraging. The number of vis
Hors on last Sunday rfimbered f]
more than 20. Strangers will al- a:
ways find a cordial welcome at S
Morris Brown. u
The Wise Concert singers fill- L
id their engagement last Monday S
night, to a large crowd. This v
group of r1 al musical artists lived B
ijp to the advance notices that
have hi en given of them. This A
s their first visit to Charleston, ^
S. C., Our church looks forward. n,
ABBEVILLE NEWS
St. James A..M.E. Church " ?
Sunday school opened at 10:00 t
A.M. and was largely attended, tl
The lesson was reviewed by Miss cl
Mary T. Green1'. E
At li ::>U A.M. the pastor as a jt
.scripture lesson read 15th Psalms, ft
His "text was found Rom. 12:7-8 of
which He emphasized the subject: ?
"Sacrificial Love"' and masterly
delivered the message. At 8:00
P.M." tlie pastor brought the message
from Isa. 6:5 which was full ^
of spirit and inspiration to a". 1
We hope many will own Christ a
as their Saviour during our reviva '
meeting. next week.
mi-. \^ . i.ace l>' vim, .Jr. of Evan- "
ston, 111., was in our morning wbr- l"
.-hip and We were glad to have hin 1
.with u>. * i
5IY] and Mrs. Cliftrn Taylor and 1
Mr. Thiophas McKnight motored
to Kings Mountain, N. C., and left
Mi-s Kdna Foote who will enter ^
the I.ine.oln school. 0 *,
Mr. Wallace- J. Haddon will ^
leave for Harbison college and
Mils Anjso Haddon will enter *
State college. Miss Helen I.ati- ^
mer is also returning to State college
this term.
Miss Pinkie Harris, Mrs. Savannuh
Ruckard, Miss Johnson and '
Mr. Dougas Fuller motored from
Atlanta, (la., spending the week- ,
nil with Mr. and Mrs. George
FinKy. Poplar street.
Mr, Alottzo Moffat, Monroe, N. *
spent Tuesday in the city with
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wingfield.
The A. C. T. school opened on 1
4Si)pteml>er ?th with 'Prof. Wil- .
iiam Wade, principal and his corp
of teachers pr< sent. " Over 300 %
pupils enrolled'. T
Mr nn.I \f a i*
w...... 4>iio. m mui i urner, v
.Mr. and Mrs. Boston .Johnson and ^
Rev. and Mrs. W. S. Minis motor- ,
ed to Hunter's chapel A. M. E. _
church and dined with Mr. "and- 7,
Mrs. John Bowens of Elberton,
GunXiu. *?;? p
Rev. and Mrs. W. I.ace Devlin ^
have the sympathy of Abbeville {j
during the illness and d< ath of
their daughter, Beatrice. ? -V
PROSPERITY NEWS h
10:.10 Sunday morning, Shiloh "
Sunday sebcol service began. The
number present were some what (j
greater making the lesson more interestjng.
It was very thoroughly
discu-sed and reviewed. After '
wards the school enjoyed remarks a
from Miss Gussie M. Sliffah and i
Miss Carrie Rickard who arrived
here from Greensboro, N. C. on; ^
September 12th. Both are girls ^
from here.' We then enjoyed in- *
teresting remarks from Prof. H. ; S
B. Rickard.
1 At 11:30 our pastor, Rev. H. S
Weathers began the next part of E
the service.. He- descender* the A
rostrum and delivered an unusual I
sermon. His text is taken from
Judge fq: 18 and used as subject: S
"We have Conquered at last." Before
his text was explained many j
*itulw gained spirit nnd felt good, -j;
On Sunday evening 7:30 o'clock a
very wonderful Juvenile service
was rendered to the enjoyment and p
interest of the listeners. p
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I C. STATE BULLDOGS ->
ANNOUNCE SCHEDULE. $
Orangeburg, S. C., Sept. 8th? y
louth Carolina State Bulldogs X
ace a tough assignment in the y
ollowing football schedule for
936.
October 2?Haines at State.
October 10?Moj-t'house at Atinta.
October 1G?Allen at Orangeurg
County Eair.
October 31?Mori-is Brown-1?
'raneburg County White Fair.
November 6?Benedict at Goimbia.
November 14?Florida A. and
I. at Tallahassee.'
November 21?Virginia State at
irangeburg.
November 26?-Thanksgiving.
WEST ANDREWS NEWS
Mt. I^ehanon A. ftL JL.Church ;
Rev. C. Lewis, Pastor ""*
le spiritual tide ran high through
Sunday being Communion Day
ut the services. Sunday school
i its full bloom with Mr. Jas.
isdale acting Supt. and teachers
n the job. Lesson taught well
iscussed and timely reviewed. At
ie hour of morning service Rev.
,ewis preached a noble sermon
rom Phillppians 3rd chapter, 10th
oisc, ne was oui 01 nimseii: as
e exoounded tho gospel to Jus
etarers and we all went home feellg
happy. At 7:00 o'clock a
piritual-fn-*yer meeting was convicted
by Bro. Ben Jones, after
rhich Rev. Lewis preached anothr
soul stirring sermon from 2nu
lings, 4th chapter, 24th verse,
hich ends a glorioup day. We
ere glad to have worshiped with ?
s, Mr..Hoytt Brown, Metropolitan
hurch, Washing1 ton, -,D. C. He is
ere spending a few< days with his
arents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
rown, he looks the very picture
f health. Mrs. Charlotte Holmes
i back home from the hospital
ery much improved. Let the
hurch pray that she will soo>n re?
tore to perfect health. - .
The (Labor Day picnic was ineed
a grand affair, very much enjyed.
All of the CCC boys from
le Camp McClellanville, took ^
l the Labor Day picnic with us
n. Monday. Quite a success. Xr
Miss Mary Greene was here \
orn New York visiting relatives ^1
nd friends. She has returned on |ja
atuivay, Miss Greene is taking yr
p dress-nnaking at the New York gj,
hban League for young women, ga
he is /doing line while nere she 3U
isited Georgetown and Myrtle pa
each. ch
The Relief club of Mt. Lebanon (-0
...M. E. church is sponsoring a cii
4iinbow pageant on Monday eve- ch
ing, September 21, 1936, 8:O0 o'- ci<
lock Don't miss it, a treat is in |)a
M~e for all who attend. Dc
The 4-TI Club met at the home |)t,
f Mrs. Sara R. Lewison Wednes- ut
ay afternoon, the ladies enjoyed i)a
hemscilvos together engaged in gv
leir club work and pleasant pj,
hat. Mrs. Gad>on, our Home pt
lemonstration agent was on the f;r
ib as she always i es with help f;a
.il instructions, f;a
I N ION NEWS \\l
Sunday, August 6, 1936 there |j^
as given at the home of Mr. and ||
Irs. Way mo ml Lindsay of ButTlo,
S. C., a family reunion in hon- jQ
r of her mother, Mrs. Garloon ja
lughes. Hf'P age is 88 y> ars old ja
nd she is the mother of fourteen Ka
hild'en; thirty-three grand-child- I.a
m. She was honored bv the pres Lo
nee of Dr. Dawkins, Sir. David La
lii-holas and Mr. W * Bolden of Ly
Jnion, S. C. The out-of-towp Im
uests were Mrs. Hthel Jordan M<
'aimer ,and daughter of Detroit,
lich.; Mr. (I. T. Hughes of Lawisille,
S. C.; Mr. and Mrs. U. S. *?.'
niith of Jonosviiie, S. C.; Mr. and t,1
Irs. James Pot'r, Spartanburg,
nd Mr. and Mrs. Ozelle Gist of
lock Hill. q!
Mrs...Ella Ren-wick of New York qj,
? visiting hei: relatives Mr. and. j?e
Irs. Nolan White on Ilerndon St. |?||
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Blackwell Ro
nd daughter Grace Katherine Rj,
pent SunclayTn Columbia visiting Ro
heir sisttu* Mrs. Ida Nance. Sp
Mr. Rivers Sims is home again Se
ronr Hendersonville, N. C. Sa
Miss Delia Gregory has return- Sa
d from~Spartanburg, S. C. Sy
Miss Helen Norris (song bird of Sh
In ion) has returned from 'Ashe- Se
llle, IS. (J. 2,^
Mr. Robert Smith, formerly of *r
,ockhart but now of Brooklyn, N. ??
'., visiud several friends Saturay
evening and left for New York
ionday. NVj
-Miss Evelyn Rice and . Thelma yyj
Worthy spent the week-end With
elntives in Ashcville, N. C. Miss Wi
lessie White ha? returned to her
ome" in Union aftei'- spepding 8
elightful vacation. _
Mrs. Annabelle 'Gilliam of Tryon
'. C., is spending a few days with
er mother Mrs, Sarah White.
Mr. Russell Gilliam of Washigton,
I). C., arrived here a few
ay? ago.
Mrs. Sarah Hughes spent tet.
ays in Winston-Salem, N. C., vis- 1 ~l1
;ing her daughter, Cathleen. - I ^
Mrs. Susie Reid is still very ill
t her home on Gault Ave.
The Sun X
un light ember's glow archair, {
hadows playing aloft the air X
'rom my corner place I feel {
lowly vapor do you steal. X
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InOlir .1 ' ? ??
.w. ?.j. i.i.yu^n HIC MM tllt-y K"Ue ' lt
Irushing doubt and fear aside |?|.
is a secret ^they unfold dressed y
n a crimson red and gold X
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lilent in words soft and low
leant for me, at last I know
n crimson sea her arms are long >*
fprffV not, but Slowly?drm?with -y~
a song. Y
f
V
ty Fred Shelton and Oscar Allen, ?
Jnion, South Carolina. ^4
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papltr fHpi
BY HERBERT ELI
DESIRE AT ITS
a'
I long^fpr a lover v
With ar&s that can
I lonp for the i
To someone on
^ . I know that sue
And makes me
But somehow I'd lik
Like other folks, fo
HOME
(Reprint Req
Home is a restful r
A sweet i-etreat for
Where each is
Of all the evilsWhere
eyes are kin
wnere worus are ti
Where we'ie i*e
And loving so,
Home is the. one pla
Where good men gr
'Tis here that r
'Tis here that s.
Ijt matters not, the
That we call heme;
And make it of
Kxalting it am
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FROM COLU1V
f VIASOUTHERN
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TOlendale,
S. C 1.19 Ai
iheville, N. C ..... 2.47 A?
iderson, S. C. . 1.94 Ai
iniston, Ala ; 5.28 AI
kroit, O,...., > 13.7,4 AI
bany, N. Y. 14.56 Bi
rnwell, S. C. .94 BI
anchville. S. C. 1 "" ?
- -, ? ? I.wu IX
acksburg, S. C 1.86 Bi
iltimore, Md. 7.96 B<
iffalo, N. Y 15.91 B<
mden, S. C. ; .91 C;
arloston, S. "C 1.91 CI
Iambus, Ga 4.95 Ct
larlotte, N. C 1.63 C'l
arlottesville, Va.___*____ 5.62 CI
rveland, O. 13.99 ("i
nville, Ky 7.32 I)i
troit, Mich. 14.14 Us
nver, Colo. 30.75 Us
iluth, Minn. 24.83 Us
lytona Beach, Fla 6.34 Ks
asnville, Ind. 10.37 Ft
orence, Ala. 8.23 Ft
. Wayne, Ind. 12.14 Ft
eenville, S. C. 1.70 Gi
idsden, Ala. : 1 5.33 Gs
istonia, N. C. 1.66 Gi
ilfport, Miss.4r I 9.85 Gi
irdeeville, S. C 1.97 Hi
ittieshurg, Miss 9.66 III
ckory, N. C 2.33 Hi
irriman, Tenn. ...., 5.18 . Hi
irrisburg, Pa. J ? 9.66 lli
>uston; Tex. 19.27 In
hnston, S. C. .75 Jo
cksonville, Fla. 4.69 Jo
ckson, Miss. 10.30 Ki
insas City, Mo 18.10 Li
ncaster, S. C. 1.50 Le
uisville, Ky. *__ 8.57 I.t
Grange,-Ga. _ 4.80 Lt
nehburg, Va. , 4.71 I.i
? Angeles, Cal. 41.60 Mi
>bile| Ala. 1 8.75 Mi
icon, Ga. , :_ 3.12 M
?mphis, Tenn. 10.04 M
inneapolis, Minn. __ 22.72 N<
nety-Six, S. C. 1.16 N?
>rfolk. Va. 5.58 Na
w York, N.Y, 11.71 ()i
telika, Ala. * 5.07 (U
lando, Fla. 6.80 ()i
ilahoma City, Okla. ... 19.89 Pr
nsacola, Fla. 8.45 |?h
Ltsburgh, Pa 13.21 r,
rt,*e, Ga?* 4.83 Rj
chmond, Va. 5.41 Rt
cheater, Minn. 22.64 ^
artanburg, S. C. 1.43 Sn
Ima Ala. _ _ 6.81 Sh
vannah, G#u __ 2.12 St
lisbury, N. C 2.29 St
racuse, N. Y 15.16 Sa
revport, La : ._ 14.96 st
attle, Wash. ___ 51.13 ga
ringfield. Mo. ... 15.81 s
enton, S. C .85 'r
ronto, Ont. 19.16 ...
rre Haute, Ind 12.17 .p^
xarkana, Ark. ...% .* 15.70 v;
lion, S. C 1.00 *.!
illiamston, S. C. 1.89
via Greensboro 3.04
ilminffton, Del. 9.36 W
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DICKSON
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i WORST! ^
fho's tender,
hold me tight!
chance t0 surrender
seme lovely night!
h longing is evil
appear to be vile?
e to,'be sinful
r a while!
uested)
endezvous,
me and you,
p? artfully secure
that allure,
d and lock aloft, ~
ue and tones are soft,
lieved of worldly weight
forget to hate!
ice we esteem,
ow and great men dfeam! ' .
ntn are most discreet;.
iUrth. and -heaven meet', < ?sort
of place
the good" and grace
one's self a part!
est the heart
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lCH fares
ibiays. C.
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WAY SYSTEM
ken, S .C. :<$ 1.12
lanta, (la -?-- 3.74
Ligusta, Ga. j : ... _ 1-25
lexandria, Va. 7.03
loona, l'a._ ,__ 12.26
itesburg, S. C. .49
ackville, S. C. ; - .80 -*
dton, S. C. 1.78
rmngham, Ala. __, 6.24
>ston, Mass. 1 16.31
>?ton, Mass. via Hell Gate 17.21
irlsle, S. C. .81
iester, S. C. .97
mtralia, 111. ? _ 11.59
lattanooga, Tenn. 5.80
licago, 111. 14.57
dumbus, (). i 11.24
lrham, N. C. 3.33
ty ton, O. 9.99
ivenport, Iowa ... 17.90
tllas, Tex. i 18.75
ist St. Louis, 111. 12.39
>rt Mill, S. C. 1.38
. Lauderdale, Fla. 9.82
. Worth, Texas 19.39
eenwood, S. C. .... 1.29
linesville, (?,a. 3.21
eensboro, N. C.i- 3.04
"and Rapids, Mich. 14.99
untsville,. Ala. . 7.26
nelersonville, N. C._ 2.14
gh Point, N. C. , 2.81
agerstown, Md. 8.71
">t Springs, Ark. __ 13.89
dianapolis, Ind. 10.92
nesville, S. C, 1.15
hnson City, Tenn. 3.78
ttoxville, Tenn. 4.41
mdrun?, S. C. 1.77
sxington, Ky. .... 7.62
'xington, N. C. 2.55
tkeland, Fla, 7.54
I tie Rock. 12.81
ontgomery, Ala. , 6.06
iami, Fla. 10.18
eridian. Miss, ] 8.37
untreal, Que. 20.16
i?w berry, S. C. ^ .73
?w Orieans, La. 10.85
ashville, Tenn. 8.09
angeburg, S. C.__ .75
ala, Fla. _____ 6.21
naha. N'?>K nn
. _ _ . .SU.tJ 1
osperity, S. C. .... . .62
tiladclphia, I'a. 9.91
>ck iiiii. s. r..."L 1.26
ileigh, N. C. 3.33
'ading, Pa. ... ; 10.71
ncca, g. C 2.28?
immerville, S. C. 1.61
icffield, Ala. 8.15
. LcLtis, Mo. __ 12.52
. Petersburg, Fla. 8.22
,n Francisco, Cal. , 41.60
. Paul, Minn. 22.50
n Antonio, Tex. 23.49
It Lake City, Utah __ 40.81
impa, Fla. __ 7.86
iledo, O. 12.99
ilsa, Okla. 18.73
cksburg, Miss. 11.17
innsboro, S. C. \--Z .57
ashington, D. C. 7TT6
est Palm IVcach. Fla. 9-L8
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South Main St. <Phone
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