Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Saturday, September 2f? rMr. Hale B. Kennedy left the city for State A. and M. College. He will enter the Sophinore class. Miss Charity JMance left Wed* ?? nesday for llorwla 10 resume her duties ajj Uwher. - rMiss Julia E. Reeves returned to Raleigh, N. C. after spending a three weeks' vacation with relatives and friends. She reports a very pleasant stay. Mr. William Doas, accompanied by his sister, Miss Janie Deas, Miss Ethel Scott and Laura Etherer.ge, retained to the city last "Friday, after spending a week r motoring through various parts in North Carolina, and Washington. * D. C. Miss Nelleda Bell Burton has _ >' returned to Orangeburg County Training school to resume her duties as head of the English Do partment. * Miss Burton spent a successful sumnlor session in the graduate Qplinftl nf AUflMfn A * wv>*yvi vi U J I I W I | a \ I" . lanta Georgia. f Mr. and Mrs. Selma H. Nesbitt, of Nashville, Teiiri., spent a- few > days here last week as the ftuest of .their cousins,. Dr. James 41. Goode, and sister. Mr. Nesbitt* is the Asst. Supt., of the Mechanical Dept. of the Sunday School Publishing Board, and an old ijjember of the "Burr Family." Mr. T. E. Anderson of Wash# ington, D. C., visited Abbeville. S. C., as guest of Mrs. I.eila L. McCoy of No. 7 Cherpkee. street and reports a very pleasant stay. Stoppel over in the Capital City enroute t0 Sumter for 10o days making repairs; returning to 'Washington. 1). C., about Cctobei 2nd. Miss Mutlje Cecelia Dickson,, the ! ; charming 1(5 year old daughter of i Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dickson of 1,51(5 MeDuflie Ave., left Columbia! 1 ?by auto ho t Wednesday for Talla? dega ml lege, nt~ ^hrtladegn,' Ala. t. She will be a fr.shman and will ? . take the course in physical educa^ tion. If she makes the same high record she did at Booker ^'ash, , ington High school .we know she will succeed. Among tin- pi-ohiint'tit. visitors at Florida, to the Baptist convention! was' Mrs. Alice Champion FishcrJ rwho was the ttuiTtof .Mrs. Ilattie, Jenkins, who Ims now made- her homo in Florida, formerly lived in Columbia. Mrs. Fisher will also t "stop in Washington, 1>. C. and will be the gliost of Mrs. Charlotte . Taylor. We wish for her a pleas*! ant stay. Mrs, Fisher'will return to Brooklyn, September 22. She spent a short stay With Mi', and Mrs. Capers; was the guest of Mr. uud Mrs. Subei of. i.UnJ Wheat St. THANK YOU For your line spirit of coopera-1 tion, for yoiu- patience and genet*-' osity to all who contributed to the. success of'our trip to Abie's pavil-1 " lion and tho--Hro\\n Renutf contest at Sidney Park, and making it possible for the lucky lady trip to Poro Colli ire, Chicago", 111. Mrs. Elisha .Starks who is the r winner aiid the ladies of the poro club arc very yratel'ul to their ^ friends and the public, - . ARK you os lonely as I used to he? x\ Do you sit at nome alone night after night... longing for dates, excitement, ftood times? Is there a very handsome man whopt you'd like to attract? , Well, you needn't sigh and cry . . . nor think you aro doomed to he one of the girls men forget. Dull, faded, lifeless hair iaa big handicap. Hut don't worry about It. ForGodefroy'sI.arleuse cnn brlnft you happiness?kisses Instead of wishes -as It did me. I tried this remarkable preparation and _?r-/?, thaxeaultawereslmplramazlnfl. It made. / / my hair youthful-looklnit again, sparfW Wllnii with loveliness that won ray man. W& Tonight he held me In his arms and If your dealer A O co doetn'l have eond |> , 1936 DR. LEWIS S. PORTER OPENS OFFICE HERE Dr. L. S. Porter, Foot Specialist of Charleston, S. C. will open a nv branch ofljee at Mr. H. Bradley, nL 2228 Hampton St. ua He will be in his office on Mon- ^ days and Tuesdays only and hours ^ strictly by appointment. If you are having any trouble U? whatever with your feet, make an appointment with him at once. THE TRCUADGRS a' ( .fF 1 ~ - in The Trul; dors purpose is to create a better social understanding SQ between the hnyH and girls of the Booker Washington High school w, -and its alumnus. The club was not organized mere he ly for enjoyment, but to bring out the better qualities 'and intentions of the students toward the school.' r We intend to cooperate to th'; greatest of our ability in everything the school undertakes to put over. el ? ol THE RACKET OF THE "TRL'BADOKS" fe P' Swing was the theme of the private party given by the "Tj;ouba- ni dour Racket" at the Y.W.C.A. on Thursday evening, September 17. There were all the popular asso- ncfates present including our busi- Q nes manager, Ulysses Toatley and s his guest Miss Helen Bright; the M treasurer. Havm 5/.?n- > _, uivh unu nis m guest, Ursel Nelson; president W. tt Edward Sims, escorting the love- B ly Ernestine Counts and the rest cl while song bird Florence Preston, 'M Eugene Lewis and his old flame W Catherine Randolph; I). A. Christie with Miriam Roberts; "Lottie ni (iaten and Annabelle McDonald, ^1 McKinley Furtick and his guest. After a few swing numbers a delicious course of ice cream and | _ sandwiches was seved. Black and i% white were the colors in dress and w decorations. Guests we.de con- => veyed to and from the rendevouby cars. We are looking for nnr, such enjoyment so remember this. . ? fc ?? ? e, A LOVELY SOCIAL w ? ? tc A social was given at the home of Miss R. II. Holiday of 1221 i bi Barnwell St. in honor of the Wav- t s< el-ley Hospital Nurses and theii 01 guests. The assistance in the soc* I pi ial were a- following: Mrs. Alethi > I s; O.. m ?. i.v-jr, jir. x. J-. wiiiiams and Inez Fpps. Every tiling -was carried '< cut very much pleasingly and eve- ) I1 ry one seemed to enjoy thenisel- S ves. 1 ; p i _ S( ?THE LUCKY BIRD SOCIAL t! CLUB q The club meti on Tuesday evening at its usual hour, 8:45 at the home of Miss llattib Coleman, ti.i'.t Sumter street: Opening sp'ng by the Chaplain, Mrs. Alary McCoy. Scripture reading by Mrs Florence-Boyce from 1st to 11th ni chapter of John. Song "I will not ! J be removed." Prayer by Mr. VVil- yW lie Boyee. Song by Mrs. Boyt-e. ri This song brought our devotional u services to a close. The meeting i n was turned over to the President. The minutes of the last meeting . ri were read, received and adopted.) tl,? ? i ....e...: .l?.i 1 - . ' i Iiw III ?? UIIU Uilliill^ueu uusincss IT, was discussed. The roll was call- I ed, members present 20. Our next M meeting will- be.-at. the. home of Mrs. Laurel Brown, 314 Pickens J s< St. We were Jis misled by Mrs | Hattie Johnson. We were served ni sandwiches and tea. T . Irene Rowe, Reporter ?: d? CAVALIERS SOCIAL CLUB 2 ' U! The Cavaliers-weekly meeting.111 convened at the Hotel Taylor, at. 1016 Washington St. Mr. R. H. T Riddick, Jr. as host. The chap- i ., lain) 'Mr. Milton Herbert led the devotional by using Bible verses after which the business session ' _ was opened. Plans \yere made for the Autumn-festivies. ni :? w 17' ^^ (J ^ ^ 'JE He doetn't know how much -~. t) her toft, beautiful, gleaming hairhelpt to moke herwonderful ? But she does?she uses \V GODEFROY'S LARIEUSI ' ty | W . n I a .whispered, "I think you re wonderful." i Slmnlv. oulrklv ? nnrl at Knrn,?*? can color your hair to a beautiful even a shade of Jet black, black; dark, medium or light brown, or blond, with (Jodofroy's Cl l.arleuse. No waiting. No. disappointments. If not satislied your dealer will p promptly refund your money. '. It's wonderful to win love?even mors , wonderful to hold- It. So don't let ugly n hnir steal away your good looks and come between you and the man you want, (let a bottle of Codefroy's Larleuse?TODAY. DEFROY'S ~ ? nch HAIR coloring l!j i m proved +' r mio ouvi st. sr. louis, *a 0 THE BLUE MOON SOCIAL CLUB The Mooners held their weekly eeting at the home oi Mrs. Gevu .ucNair, 1425 Park St., Tuesy night, Sept. 22nd, 11136. i ho meeting, was called to orr by the President, Miss Carrie enderson, After devotional excises and a discussion oFV^fciusiiss the Mooners took in one new ember, Miss Nezzie Wheeler. The meeting was then closed id the rest of the evening was lent playing carv?s, after ,enjoyg a delicious repast. We enjoyed having with us ime of the members of the Cava. ;rs Social club. Visitors aro alays welcome. The next meeting will be at the >me of Mrs. SaQipn Gamp Tuesty night, Sept. 29, 1936. IHE WARI) ONE WILLING WORKERS The Ward One Willing Workers" ub had a. Silver Tea at the home Miss Corine Sherley Sunday 'ternoon, September 20th. Very iw momljwB.ami visitors were resent. W^'ffed a lovely speech 'om Mr. Sugar Jackson also from Ir. Earnest Smith. Some of the embers responded beautifully. Miss Corine Sherley served ice a, cake candies. The regular leeting was at the jhome of Mrs. reasie M. Thompson, 427 Sumter t. Tuesday, Sept. 22 with the [adanr President presiding. The leeting Was called to order by >e Madam President, Miss Annie ell Wolfe and opened with the ub's song led by Mrs. Eva. Mae [oss. Prayer by Miss Jannie folfe. The roll was called and the icmbers responded briefly. Then le meeting was closed. Mrs. Resi Mae Cheeseburo led the closing rng. Miss Annie B. Wolfe led ie closing odair. May the Lord atch between me and thee .while e are absent one droni another. TAYLOR SCHOOL NEWS Taylor school began her round >r 1036 and *37, Sept, 14tb. The at ollment on the opening day as one of the largest in the his>ry of the school. The rental system of books has pen installed throughout tVie rhool, and the patrons are coperating to a large degree . Many upils are being benefited by this ps tern. We all wish to remind all patnis of our regular meeting of the artfnt Teachers a--sociation on unday, September 27, at four . III. All Willi Vttt tMtf >t up, we are expectimr. a full at?ndance. Every patron is ure^d > come and be on time, business 1 importance will be transacted. T. J. Sullivan, Principal THE TWELVE PALS' SOCIAL .CLUB The Twelve Pals' Social club let at the home of Misses Kdr.a o>hnpon land Marjorie Wayman ith the Vice President, Miss Hen, etta Frost pre-idinpr. TK?T i;eglar routine of dcvotfonals were icely carried out. Old and new business was caved out. The roll was calle..' and each lehiber responded. We adjourned to meet 4with liss Carrie. Dreher, ilOil Pin6 St. After nrl ioill limont the Vm?te?vi Jrved a delicious course. The Twelve Pals' Social club Let with Miss Carrie Dreher. hursday night, Sept. 17, 1JJ36. The meeting was called to or?r by Vice President. Singing: What A Friend We Have In JesPrJiyer by Mrs. Sadie Nickeay. Bible verses., by each oneThe minutes of the last meeting ere road, received and adopted, hd girls are planning to give a ance; time $nd place to be known iter. , The roll was called and each [ember responded. We were gia<! to have Mv.?. Tholas Daniels of New York City ith us. Visitors are always welime. Delicioids refreshments were ?rved. Mabel Daniels, 'Reporter RADIO NEWS The members and their guests nd friends gathered at the usual our at the cozy little home of frs. Addie Little on Pine St. for le celebratiorp? their guest ight and al>o their weekly meet^ Every member and guest by the KprOr.rnon on?their?fare*?were appy through out the evening. heir Were various ways" tiT amuse" ourself and everyone participated i some of these. The members of ie club assured himself that their riem>s were really enjoying his nd herself before leaving them >r a brief discussion of business pon arriving back they found all appy enjoying themselves at ieir particular game and eating >asted nuts, bhey gleefully joined At an appointed hour the hous< ere called to order and everyone ere asked to be seated. The members assisted by Mrs. Littles nd Miss Bessie Lipsey served a elicious salac. course of potatoulad on lettuce, harn, crackers nd punch, and then * a sweet rvufse of Ice cream and cake. The guest and members de artcd at 11:30 o'clock, hoping he Radio club members will soon ave another gue&t_nite. The club will have their -next leeting at the home ofl Mrr..,Iohn V. Johnson, but with theif rerets Mr. Johnsop w^l not anwer present f orbeen calld away for just nine (9) months j State college, where she hope to mish his school career. He has ot given up his club and hopes to e back tvith them in the spring, 'he brothers of the club wish him his year and many more years f happy school life. iMMMBMIliMHMHIilall* THE PALMETTO LEAJDEH LES BONS AMIS SOCIAL CLUB 1. The club met at the home of e Mr. Lewis Richardson at 1407 Oak St. The meeting was opened s promptly at eiirht o'clock by the A President by repeating: the Lord's ,v Prayer in concert. Then the club immediately entered into a dis- b cussion of new business In whicn v every one present took a part, j Some new business matters were decided upon that will go into of- (j feet immediately. Then the meet- (. ing was adjourned just in'time to hear the Louis-.Kttme Eight ^ which every one enjoyed. Then a the members engaged in some games of bridge and whist, after ( which everyone departed 'to meet next week at the home of Mr. 1a;- {| land Stewart. A dance which promictb to be ^ a grand affair will be by the club on October 2, Ukely-at tin.?p home Mrs. Randolph-""on Pine ^ St. Gooi. music is assured and popular prices will prevail. Be- t, .sure?to see next week?'s paper for t our final announcements. THE ROYAL PALM SOCIAL . CLUB t llnlnnn ? r Till. Knvnl Pal iii f Social club met at the home of ! Miss Maggie Wright, on Tuesday 7:00 p. m. The club wiiv opened ' with a song "Pass Me Not." The Lord's Prayer." The house -was ; then opened for business. A .dis- t cURsion was made on giving a -Silver Tea; after all discussion was made some very interesting < remarks were made by Mrs. Edna Cannon. ' 1 A delicious sweet* course was serveJ which was enjoyed by every. one. Mr. and Mrs. B. Sim- have returned to their home,- West Palm Beach, Fla. t CAB I) OF THANKS < Mrs. Lula C. Johnson wishes to ] express her sincere thanks to * friends for the many kindness | shown during her', recent illness. 1 WANTED J . At oiice good barber to wait on Colored trade. Apply in person. j 11:27 Washington St., .Columbia, < S. C. ; ' ^ BATESBl RC MEWS [ Sunday was a busy day. The | Sunday school was opened at the usual hour. The pastor, Rev. A. B. Bailey preached a tiring sermon j The ushers' board carried a congregation to different . churches; tirst -slop at Swancra; their next pause being in enhtmbia and ! Il:.!g<'\\-rtod, Everything was carried out nicclj* Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Q'iver,. . daughter and sister niotore-..' to Co- ; lumbia Sunday to put her daughter in scVool, Miss Majorie Perry. We hope lor her a pleasant and > successful year. 1; Mr. aivl Mrs.-(J. Quattlebaiun j j were in town Sunday from Kidge-* i spring Sundav _A'isitingL_iMr._. auil .4; Mrs. A. J< Moh|e>\ Mr. and- Mrs. <W. Ci. Thomas were out of town Sunday, visitinv. relatives and l'riei-t-dsrMiss, A. ?nyrd returned this 1 week from New York to begin- \ 'studying at Allen university. t j It wont bq long now before out ] seliool will be opening. One .tiling j "we're proud of i- that our whgU- : faculty was elected for this term. ^ i We hope t-benv aW? a siico^st'iil t ' return. | Master Prezel Robinson, reportei SI MTKK NEWS ? 1 ^ "Back to school" is the slogan \ ^of the youth of the City. Monday j , morning." September 14, the doors of the schools of the City ware [ opened .and many happy children entered. ' t. Revival services are. being con- | i-ucted at .Mt. Pisiralp" A. M. E. church. Previous to the service- ' at Mt. Pisgah, services were con- . ducted at Mt. /.ion Baptist and Emanuel M. K. churches. The One More KtVort Fed. eliil held its regular meet ting on Wednesday afternoon, September 17. j at the residence of Mrs. W. 0 ' Richardson. A deal of. business was transacted then the hostess 1 served a bounteous repast. The Goodfollows met ?nr theii 1 regular meeting, on Wednesday night, September 17, at the resi- i dence of Mr. Stephen Bradford, t After the usual business and soe- : ial hour the members enjoye,; v sumpti'otis repast. The member- of the Fed. clubs ~ of the City?uxjj?g:aleful?to?Mr.s Eva Jessye Spears for her kind v ripy i'T piI'pioi=. "Hollywood Review'" for the bene- . fit of the clubs on Friday night. September 18th at the .Lincoln ' school building. The program wa-' . hingly enjoyed by every one who attended. Mrs. Julia M. Brooks enter- ( tained a few friends on. Saturday ' evening, September l'Jth in hon- ' or of Mrs. Johnson of Mullins, S. 1 C. A delichtilul evening was * spent in playing games, aftei * which the hostess invited the i guest,s into the dining room, where a most appetizing supper i was served. Mrs. Johnson and \ little daughter spent the week-end , in the City, visiting Rev. an. t Mrs Rrooks on Saturdav and , Miss Willie Nelson on Sunday. . Mrs. W. S. * Sampson pave a j birthday party on Monday nipht ( September 21. honorinp her htis^ t hand on 4ns?bir-tInlay,. A jolly ^ evening was silent playing games. after which a delfoiou* salad course .was served. The honored Ph"estR*eceived many useful. pifts. ' Mrs. Naomi Moore, Misses An- ' . Jiie?Diakias.? Marie Sinirleton. : Evelyn Cuthbert and Alice John- 1 son are apain home to resume their school work after spendinp '< the summer away. 1 Many students are leaving the ' city each w?ek for various col ? ?Kes and many teachers are leavto take up their work in other ities. Dr. and Mrs. Pride and little on ' of Columbia visited Mrs. laudo Pen<lerKras? on Sunday, 'epteniber 13th. Mrs. Bettye Roache of Cnlum ia visited .Mr. and Mrs. Albert ipears on Sunday, Septemjier 3th. Mrs. (iladys Rollixltfee of Philat'lphia. Pa. is visiting her mothr. Mrs. il. M. Pratt. Miss Aithuree Twi^s of New' ;'ork is visitinj* her parents, Nlr ml Mrs. Tvvij?K~. Mis. Viola Banks of New- York *ity is visiting her parents ana tster; .Mr. and .Mrs. Dinkins. ami laughter. On Tuesday evening, Septemb*'! >th, Mrs. Evelyn Dixeates of Tauv a. I'-la. accompanied by Miss Jsedeorgie Toney. A delicious nurse of samhviclies, punch, ict ream and cake was 'serve . Then he quests left fbr another sur. lrjse at tlie. Jiome^of Mr. E. II tanian. A chicken supper \va> 'ollowed by French ice cream ant rakes. FlinOh was the leading game o1 die evening. Every one enjoyec joth affairs., Mr. Arthur. Drayton of N? v foik City joined his wife whih lie visited her parents Mi', am Mrs. Samuel Green. -Mr. Dray nil spent a couple of weeks h re 1'e-h% left. oil Monday, Xeptembe 21. far thMr h-mie in Nov Vj.il -ity. " y Dr. and Mrs. Johnson a .J Mi Poole eif Hartsville, S. C.-vi-itei Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Given, M: ilid Mrs. Drayton and, Dl. am Mrs. Jone. on Sunday, Sept .mho Kn.hr." ? "*?; : Enjoyable I'arty Miss Celia Washington wa lie charming hostess lust Tues iav oveililli'' at a doli j-ht t 111 oiirlr iiyoo in".honor of. Her guest, V.io UiVrnoi is lluskcLh of Baltimore VId. and t the' sisu'i; of Miss' l>?r. tins) M?s. Viola Bank.v ? f Wash ngton, D. C. at ti c bearfif-.il. hope >f .Miss Annie Dinkins on Purdj St. In the decorations used fo lie occasion, a pink and yellov olor scheme was carried out .ovely cut flowers were arrang -d attractively in- ull the rupiirs. Many games and Contacts wen njoyed. An excellent progran vas rendered by some of the. bes ocal talent of the city. Mis: 3urneida llu^keth played twt jeau'tiful iu-trumental nuinbet; imposed by outstanding coin posies. Mrs. Viola" Dinkin. tanks spoke. During who evening deliciou: ce cream and individual cake; cere served. "^rhe" parting hour came far tot 0011 as the.evening was a joll> me that shall linger long ant -' asantly in our 'memories. Announceuu'Pt Mr. ami Mrs. E. E. Eranks oi hunter, S. C announcement thi lii.th of their son, Elliott Ernes' 11. Born September 11th, weigh' U! pounds. Mrs. Eranks wa.?inutily?Miss?Alex/.ine E. Ward ? ^ ?.?? ST. MATTllFWS NEWS iliv George Stack, a promising ,'oui.g man age died Friday eC wing at 1:.')() o'clock, Septcmbei 1,. lt'dtj at ins residence on Tur fey Height. George was only sic! i few days. He worked for tin oca-Cola Bottling company ii nanagt r, Mr. Weeks, 1 am toll aid during all of the time Georgi as bred working for the plant le'-was honest and dutiful am' oaId account.for everything thai viis entrusted to his care. He hac naile many friends, both white mil colored. To know George wa0 love him. He leaves' a'.wil'e and thret hihlren, three sisters and ym >mth?r and ti host of. relatives ami friends. His remains .wen leposited i\t the St. Matthews iaptist church by Rev.: Lykes as isted by Rev. David Mitchell ant toy. Caesar Wright. The body was handled by John sun-Cam gar-Tayh r, undertakers 3.A. - cmfwyp cmfwy.A Vacation is over and the child en are entering and re-entering Hv various colleges in and out ol he state. The city school will throw oper ts door OetoU'r 1, li'.'lG at whicl ime, Principal Ford is expecting 1 large enrollhment. Miss t'orrie Ginyard had as hci noses on Sunday, her mother ant is'ter of ItrancTfyille; Suiidat was u wry hnsy <lfl\ vitli elnireh lovers of this eommu ind t vergl ody is getting ready ti say up their dues for the yeai n the various churches. The ral y which was staged at' Bethe hoi, I, u ,, : >f the' heavy day's work, we hat t very successful rally. We ar< topitv* that everybody fall in lint ind let us finish up our rally bj sunday, September 20. We onlj vant you to d?? your duty;?nomot'< ioi; no less. ' The. educational rally was quit< i success. Rev. Lykes has don< veil under the circumstances, lon't know of another man othei had Rev. Lykes that the bisho] tould have sent here. Rev. Lyke: ind; his good wife are pood an< massuniing . Rev. Lykes ha: nought up all of his assessment The good thinking people of thi 'hurch and rompi unity art' 1-00?pr^ TeTTt behind him. The famous Alabama iubile ungcrs of Birminghunv Ala., sani t,> an appreciative, audience at Bethel A. M. F'. church Monda; night,' September zist. IVJiss Marie Caldwell was elect ed as a delegate to the S. S. cor mention which convened at Pine wood, September 24, 198. A very gad crowd from Orange FREE ^1 Sample of V-^6* BEARD REMOVER and Try a .Kazorless Shave! i At last science has found a way to remove a beard without shaving. No more razor, no scraping, no cuts, no' soap, no bother. Merely apply Magic \ Shaving Powder as directed ? then j wipe off. leaving a clear, smooth skin. Don't wait! 35c buys a generous/ sifce package at any drug store. you want to try before you buy, write Magic Shaving Powder Co., Dept. 35 | Savannah, Ga., for free trial sample, t burg ami St. Matthews. witnesseQ the burial ceremony of little <Sol\ oipen Ginyard, III. Just a day.or ( so previous to the assembly, a sad1 tragic happened when little Solomon was shot by one. of his play. mate/ He was iushed to the hos1 pital, butt shortly altc'rward tie"1 died. The remains were deposited f | in Bethel eenutery on the family 1 plot. 1 Mr. Alonzo Pauling pf the Nav.y >' is home after having traveled inl* tenseively visiti-ng relatives and ' friends.- %. '[ WHITMIRE NEWS Service was held at Cedar Grovein the afternoon by the Pastor, I lteV. . K. J. Lee.' He preached a ?, splendid sermon. 'ljext selected 1 floni the book of Ezekiel. After , preaching, six in embers were fel nmshipcd iir to the chinch.?Tan were baptized and two. Children ... were baptized. * Collection $5.02. . Preparations , were made for the delegate to the s district conference, Mr. Willie L. Epps. We are looking .forward to ' a giant! success in the conference . Please don't let your delegate 1 L. fail. Report round. ; Sims, chapel. Baptist church i closed a successful, meeting last v week? Many souls were added to the church. The- gospel was giv ?en to us heartily every night by " 'Rev. A. M, Means of .Spartanburg Rev. R. J. l^ee and children 1 spent'a pleasaiit evening in Ches1 ter. this past week. His daughtei ^ Miss Elizabeth Eee has gone to Winston-Salem, N. C., to resume ' her collegiate work there. Rev. A. M. .Moans spent thy 'week with M?\ and Mis: tyost . Kant, llo reported a pleasant, -stay.. Mis.s Leonio Dougherty and Roh ert GiTinm spent" the week-enu " with parents in Whi'tTmre. Thcy j are attending High school at Bel street Hi, in Clinton, ,S. C. There will bo a chicken fry at Cedar Grove church Saturday ni'te i- idi' the interest of the delegate t<: lie district conference. Given b.\ Mrs. Hoyce K. i'yps and Bculah ^ Simmons. . Attend?lielj: .theni to succeed. The date- is September.'' Jtith. * ^ Mr. .1. G." Byrd is still improved at this writing. Also Mr. J. 11 J.ohnsoti is able to be- out again r Mr. \V. M. Wallace is still indis. posed; also Mrs. Raster Morgan is p .ndisposcd. We hope for them- i -peeiiy recovery.- Visit the., other ; sick. 1 II 1(. 11 St HOOI. COACHKS AM) t OFFICIALS M MKT ; I (By T. J. Hanberry) , Camden, S. C., Sept. l'J?The ) South Carolina Athletic associat lion for Secondary schools met in i Camden with Mather Academy at . host Saturday. i J. W. Martin, president of the association, called the meeting for . the purpose..of completing football . ,-chedules. uiul also for disbussior. ; and interpretation of th?* rules b> , die otlicials and coaches. A certi. tied list of officials was adopted at this meeting. 1 The league is composed of ltJ schools others hnv., nr>??li..U fot admission. The applications foi new members' will be taken up in L the regular December meeting. A . few schools in the association dc. r not participate in football, but it. f other sports. Schools and representatives at ! the meeting were as follows: Sims i high, Union,- M. It. Christie, S. M. ; Gossett, R> bvrt_Hea4u?Lancaster high, .Lancaster,. E. C. ltiley, 11. M. Bowen, G. L. Latimer, S. L. 1 Bond; B. T. W. high, Columbia, S. ' J. Walker, J. H. Whiteman, T. J.? r 11.in be 11 y ;?Finley?ltigh,?Chester, ~ W 11. Atkinson, A. I). Hardin, S. = ht k' ml** y ?- Mn h<T wm-~ = ) den. J. W. Martin, L. B. Bryan; i' Jackson high, Camden,. T. L. Brown; Wilson high, Florence, T. ) P. Jordpn;''Coulter, Cheraw, J. G. . Benson, H. L. Counts, G. W. Loffg. . Let's Talk It Over ( Your problems 0f Home, Family, ? Social .and Business relationships. 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