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P?|f 8 EBENEZER A. M. E. CHURCH C - t ; Rev. J. C. James, Pastor h The services at Ebenezer on last j Sunday were cqrmqiendable. The n attendance was extraordinary es- c pecially due to the fast that our ^ beloved most honored and noble t bishop, the Rt. Rev. J. S. Flippei ,t was in our city. The attendance t at our services both morning' and v night was not-mafjjed by his pres*.. ence at all, in our city.- V After the usual preliminaries, a noble and powerful sermon was deliv- . ered by our pastor. His sermon was taken from St. Luke 23:33, j the theme was "The Three Crosses". In his elocution of the ser- ?' , rnon, he set our souls in a flame of-that hallowed fire. At the conclusion of the,, sermon, every true Christian expressed himself as , having enjoyed his coming to wor ship this morning. ' _ . . The attendance at Sunday school was extraordinary due to the fact ' the inclement weather didn't bat the stormy brigades from coming ... . The lesson was interesting and _ enjoyed e>y all present. On October 16, at the YAV.C.A 106 "Coming st%ee% the Sunday school is featuring a Twelve Table Feast, to wh'ich we invite you all to come. The admission will be only 20 cents., ?. A salad supper will be given by class 16 at 89 Nassau street, Mon day evening. October 12, 1936. Th< admission will be 15c. You an - invited to be present. On Sunday, October 11 you are invited to be our guest at out pew rally at the church com- ( mencing at 5 o'clock. A, uniqut program "vyi 11 be rendered, consist ing of "some oO^he best talent locally. " You are urged to be present at this great affair. p - * In our serv'tCes the ascession of si four new members wefe noted. . | 01 On Wednesday afternoon, Octo-" J honorable and , noted pastor was f eulogized at Emmanuel A. M. E. r< church, the Rev. M. A. Hollins. ' V He passed from this life of sickness, sorrow and pain on Satur- fr day. October 3, 1036 into another m life, that life of bliss where pain, ? sickness or troubles cannot en. ter. Rev. Hollins was very much of loved by the people of Ebenezer M He has served them faithfully for jJ a number of years in various ca- V{ pacitieS. . T lil The following program was attributed: . ' Ii i-t hymn. Dr. L. R. Nichols, p presiding :elder Edisto. district; 2nd tl hymn. Rev. J. \V. Witherspooni I ^ pastpr of" Morris Brown church; p first Scripture lesson, Rev. E. P. \x ' \v Ellis, pastor St. Luke church; 2nd It Scripture lesson. Rev. J. C. James pa-tor Ebenezer church; Solo, Mrs , Ida Wright of Ebenezer church; . Obituary. Dr. R. S. Lawrence, pastor of Mt. Zion; Eulogy, BiShop I J. S. Flipper. Peace be to his i ashes. ^ ! i r>r> t i\*TDn IVCTITI'TT WU'C ! ) l.io I I I i 1 By Ruth L. Howell Harris r Brainerd teachers and students have finished the history" for one j' month for the term of 1936-37. . We trust that all students have \ gotten adjusted 'to the rules and j o regulations, and that all students 1 * . are now ready to take advantage j of all opportunities offered, h f Lyceum Tuesday evening, Septelhbw 28, * Brainerd institute presented Miss Geneva Plair, lyrical soprano so- p ' loist of Johnson C. Smith univer- ? r1 b sitv, in a musical recital. Miss i Plair was accompanied by Pro. Df. id Carroll, who is head of the h departpient of Music at Johnson h C. Smith university. Miss Plair " i i i: a pji'aatMi riL-r auuiuuce vciy ^ l The program was interspersed t J with dramatic readings given by h ???MT7" McAdams^ Mr. McAdami * made splendid renditions and in- ^ ferprotations oT~ several choice ,j poems. He is a student of dra- o matics, which is directed by Prof. Fred W. Bond. Mr. McAdams is ^ also a student of Johnson C. Smith ^ university. v At seven o'clock Friday evening h October 2. the school sponsored v the? annual students' reception ^ which was held in the dining hall. ^ The entertainment was well at tended by both the new and old students. Owing t0 the large enrollment the dining hall lacked the necessary room for many person? to participate in the games. The ? persons who took part on the pre t] gram made known many of theio: rare talents among the new regis- P trants. We are glad to welcome ^ this large number of persons who c#ie to us for the first time, and Nwe trust that all of the Brainerd ^ . , objectives will be realized in each pone of the students. ri , \ At nine o'clock Saturday morn- n ing the Brainerd group was favor- ^ ed with the presence of Mrs, C. '.Heyl and Miss Louise Maas at o he morning devotlonT which' wa? 1 >eld hi the Martha Tweed chapel. ^ loth M iss Maas and Mrs. Heyl|f n&dc timely shrot talks, the gists 1 if which were as follows: "Let us ^ uikl our walls", and "Turn off ^ he motor." We ate always glad o have members from headcjuar- 5 ers to come in and witness our ' vork here at Brainerd. Religious Activities At eleven o'clock Sunday morn- | ng, October 4 teachers and boarding students went to the Carmel i Presbyterian church where the 1 group joined in with the pastor, members and friends in a worshipful and Communion service. The Biblical reference for. meditation was I Cor. 26:11. The theme was , "A Sermon in the Supper." The usual afternoon worship- 1 ful services were held on the campus. At four o'clock students and teachers made a thorough study of the Sunday sohool lesson The ALa- cedonian Call. Biblical gems in _ which the word Weall or calling" was found, were used to conclude the lesson study. Christian Endeavor was held in the Martha T\Veed chapel at five o'clock with Miss Sarah Barber 1 as leader. The topics discussed ; was. Building aA Christian World. 1 Many practical phases of the top- i c were, interpreted. Several vis- 1 tors witnessed our evening ser- I rices including Miss A. J, Byrd '' tnd Rev. Byrd, who gave us a j very helpful short \talk at the .i tnd of Sunday school. v ' - ^ t IAPPENINGS At VOGRHEES 1 Continued from page 1 t t hire, speaking in Albany an..' 'hiladelphia. There was a broad L mile on his face when he left be- s ause he . said, "I will get to see n vo the World Series games o hile working for_thr srhnnl, isn't F iai a. oreaK.'". H The Voorhees library ha? been F modeled. For a number of F ?ars the library space has been v isufficient and it was one of the ling's that kept the high-school S om getting the full "A" rating $ stead of "B." With the remoded building giving space for a h hool larger than Voorhees and !> le purchase of new books, some q which are already arriving, uss Crenshaw, who holds her de- h ree in Library Science from ampton institute, seems to be h, ;ry happy in the fact that her e] brary will meet the required ;andard<s. v The Rev. S. C. Usher, Mr. W. E. ohnston, Mr. R. M. Jones, am. n rincipal J. E. Blantop attended a te Council , of the Diocease of ;i outh Carolina with Archdeacon ?$ askervill on September 2oth. ,x rincipal Blanton spoke for Voorees, and extended a very cordial n ivitation to the Council to attend ;i fie Consecration' of the new i!, hrn"/"?h r\r\ fttli ^ m ^ a BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH KinglstrCe, S. C.?The Sunday |! ishool- was hold Sunday morning ^ t the usual hour. The supcrin- < ?ndent and teachers tvith a num- j. err of students were present. Nojjj egular lesson was had, because ' ? he quarterlies were not received j i time. c Morning services were conduct- v d by the pastor, Rev. S. M. lughes. He preached from the heme: "What Is Thy Name?" lany good thoughts were brought t ut. The sermon was indeed in- , pirational and full of informaion and admorations on the, bene- ^ its of a goo*, name rather than a ad one, The Holy Communion ( /as administered in which tho?se hat felt themselves worthy took . part. On Sunday night another [ plendid message was brought- to t ;v- i,-> tor, A r :tuber <? ?eople were present and a sum of 10.1tf> was raised also a good t it of salary and dollar money . /ere colected. ' . The pastoT is busy preparing1 timself for Conference which is I- ( rss thanft^vo weeks off. He is irging all persons to do their ' hity-. We should not expect to iio ess, and if we do that, the pasor will have no trouble in making i is report to the'?conference? vet's not 1,ake advantage of his wdesty, his calm >vay of asking s.to do what avo are suppose to ( 0, but go ahead and do it withut having to be driven to it. The revival meeting which was eld here last week by Rev. M. < 1. Peace of Columbia, S. C. ,\vtas ( ndeed a success. We regretted ery much that he could not be iere this week. His sermons /ere interesting to hear. Each j < light a message that was worth i < earing was given. We hope that e will have much success am. rill cavne back in the near future. ANDREWS NEWS St. Andrews A. M. E. Church 1 Rev. W. P. Carolin8. Pastor < On Sunday morning he selected i ie 18th chapter and 19th verse ( f St. Peter. On Sunday night, he reached from 27:19 Gospel accord ' 1 by St. Luke- Theme: "Do This f i the Remembrance of Me," both ;rmons were very good. ( On Mom.ay night, Oct. 5th, the rational Wedding Contest sponired by Mrs. F.. L. Carolina and * . B. Green, dor the benefit of the f illy. A large sum of money was , lised. The winner of the basket t as little Miss Annie Beatrice fheeler. \ c Little Miss R, Green got sec- i j,?. t ^ : ' m pi nd prize and Mary Francis Green hird prize. Mrs. Fred Greene, motored tc jeorgetoWn Tuesday afternoon iccom$>anying her were: Misses Certelle Fair, Flo>-dia Jackson Lizzie Alexander and Almettr Robinson. They reported a ver) Measant trip. Mrs. S, Becton motored to King >tree Frit-ay, afternoon, accompany ng. her were: Misses Susie Mai [rick, Vertelle Fair, Lizzel Alex ander and Estelle Stevenson. The; reported a pleasant trip. Miss Estelle Stevenson, spen the week-end at her home, Flor ?nce, S. C. The CCC boys rendered a ver; good program to an appreciativ audience Sunday afternoon, 3:3C at Mt. Lebanon A. M. E. church. Mr. Edward Laurence, of Sal ters, S. C. was guest, of Mis Alexander Sunday afternoon. Messers. Walter German, Char tes Murray, teachers of Thcmplin son High school of Kingstree, ? C; were guests of the faculty Sun day afternoon. MORRIS STREET BAPTIST CHURCH -Rrvr -J. C. Dunbar, D. D. Pastor By William H .Simmons,Sr. The church is just about at th conclusion of another ' successor year." The seventy-second (72nd Anniversary of the Church will b celebrated u"U3*ing the month o November. Many things hav been accomplished during th year. Rev. Dunbar has just re turned from his vacation to th National Baptist Convention a Columbia, S. C., Sept. 9-13, o ivhieh Dr. Prince of Texas i president, who was re-elected fo the next ensuing year. A splen iid0 report of the convention wa illustrated by the pastor, whicl .vas of interest from beginning t< ?nd. Duririg his vacation h ,'isited his sister, Mrs. Queen Es Her Mosley in Philadelphia, Pa. Mrs. Dunbar, the pastor's wif< iccompanied him to the cohven. ion. Many outstanding chfrirai&Ars Hat visited us during the yeai <?rrt us "Best" wishes, "a few of the iany:" Rev. If. S. Hill, Directoi f E'<ucat ion of New York, N. Y kwr?Gt?H-. Paugh, Philadelphtai iev. Ravenel qfi Boston, Mass.; lev. Dwelling of North' Penn. iaptist church and many other is i tors. Every one, is looking forward to unday, Oct. 11th, of which the l:,o*)U.OU Kany win come on. All members appeared to be nppy and anxious to pay the Sf*.D of which every member is reuierd to pay Many friends and well wishes ave said that they are going to ay $500 too and do-their very est to help put the program ovr. The various auxiliaries of le church did well during the ear. The Sunday school has made luch improvement. It is operatic on the "Six point style" with General Supt., an Asst. General upt and 5 departmental Supts. nd departmental Secretaries, etc. The B. Y. P. U. have al-o made uich improvement. It is ppert ting under the latest method, "lstoad of B. Y. P. U. it is B. T. U. r Baptist Training Union. The /l?i It ncf.c R A T* nunrt/ivlv in tend of Senior quarterlies.' The B. A. U. Group Captains re: Mrs. Wraps Grant and MrImily SmrJls. The Senior Group Tiptain i* Mr. Henry Goodwin. :pace will not allow, to -put all roup Captains' names*-1 The ^>un ay school jarul B. T.. U. memberhip have greatly increased. Both Jsher hoards have also hau a sucessful Jear. And many other vhieh space does not allow to nf- nt ion. Many of the members of the hurch have been called from laher o reward durirux the year. Anonpr the many was the Chairnan of the Deacon Board, Mr, hrmes We?tey. Mr. EsSau Mcpgett, Chairman if the Trustee Board. -In the inspirational sermons the mstor expressed that the memiers of the bereaved family have he sympathy of the people fat md near. To the visitors and friends ol he Morris Street Baptis^ church i in-arty welcome you will receive it all times. Come and help us aise more -than $2,500 Sunday 3c t. 11th. m9m_ IHE WOMAN'S BENEVOLEN1 AID CONVENTION . .i'allison, S. C.?The W. B. A Convolution met Sept. 24i25 1030, at Mt. Morjah __Methodi? i-Ffurch, near Rtosperity, S. C. ii Newberry county. This is th< fifth year the convention has beei organized; it is composed of eol 3red women and children. FlrS 153 V ' < soceinn tUP - ?-vu^.v/u HI- ^l-UI IU I I Mrs.. Rosa Rush <?1 Saluda. S.._C iraTTofTthe convention to order b\ singing "I am so glad I am here.' The Grand Chaplain conductei the devotional service. Mrs. Josi< Dozier. This convention was on< >f the best. Every one gets bet ter. And meets every threi nonths, in June, 1936 the amounl ">f money raised was $871.77, nov dlis convention has $1,100.75 [eleven hmndred Jftnd '.scvenU line cJo-llars, so every- body car sec how it's growing to success. Thursday night's session .the letotiomal by the GrUnirl Chaplain >ray by the Grand President drs. Bush. The different speak>rs brought life to the entire con. mention, also song service. W< hank you for meeting with us ir ?ur convention. This orgapizatin s to keep poor pupil, care for the - utti- *?r- ' HMWTO LBlfl? i ] THE SPARTANBURG DIS-lS I TRICT SUNDAY SCHOOL ? ' j AND A. C. E. LEAGUE CON- t VENTION OF THE COLMU-1 % , BIA CONFERENCE A. M. E. V 1 CHURCH V ?.? Convened With the High ^ Hill f ( Church September 24-25, 1936, ej Dr. E. A. Parker, - Presiding El" | der; Rev. H. Ramsey, Pastor J >\ V t The Convention was called to or- . V - der by the P. E. Parker who gave a dew remarks and selected Rev. <hi ? H. W. Walker to conduct thej?$, l( praise service. Corenthian 1:12 ' Jfc was read. This scripture taught i % - that each member of the body V s ? operates in its own sphere so as J - to make a strong healthy body. V An illustration was given about 'j two snakes which came up to a y tree, with much food on the other side. * The snake having many heads coulu not go to the food be .t cause each head wanted to go in ? different (dictions. The-t?neke?^ 4 with one-headand many tails got e the food because the tails followed -J [j the one head. When a good lead- f ) er is.followed any goal may be V e accomplished. J e Organisation: The officers elect J e ed were: Sec., Mrs. Ella Mae - Owens, District Supt., Mr. S. A. e Moore; Sup. of League, Miss Lucy J j McH,wain;Ushers, Mrs.y Aleatha s Green anu Miss Ruth Johnson, r The committees were appointed. +J ^ Rev. C. C. Mclllwiain preached ?*i ; the 12:00 o'clock sermon. The A i 3 message was taken from St. A e Matthew 6:32. Subject: "Seeking X - the Kingdom of Heaven. - $ev. Me- X ; Illwain preached as one having j ^ authority. I-am troubled Lord" V was sung by the choir. ?$i i The afternoon session was begun with praise service after ^ '. which Dr. E. A. Adams, P. E. o? ^ the "Newberry District and Revs, t ?S. H. Lewis; pastor of Bethel ? church, Columbia, were presented. ^ Drs. Adams said that many mini isters are a failure because they A put other jobs ahead. of the church's program. He gave a re- JJL V . ccipt for becoming a P. E.. If a minister wants to become one, a presiding elder, he must do his I work well hold the arms of his j P. E. do his duty plus -and when V the elder fails or is promoted take Y his place. He said that jealously of others progress waf> another % cause, jealously among farmers, teachers, preachers, and other i vocation, under minding, your brother, for his job. ! Te: Dr. S. H. Lewis, pa-tor of. Beth M. el church v.-as presented and gave .a 1 many beautiful thoughts. "Have dut Faith in God." plan your work by and go forward. He told of the Mr old preacher's prater, "O' God H. Please Fix Me For What the MiDevil has fix^u for me." | mo The evening session began at Jol 8:3:1. The annual sermon was fro preached by Rev. H. W. Walker. De His message was taken from Jeri- km miah 32:27. "Behold I am the law, j.hjri tbo r.nA PI- "U ---- ' ...^ nu hcmi, i? ,x,nere any i-in , thing too hard for me?" * nio Subject: "Impossibilftries CVnh Ha 1 quored by God's Help." This in- da; deed \yas a master piece, some of II. 1 the high sp6ts (1) Columbus sails wa on around the world and finds a tej new country, ..(2) the panama re> canal being cut by enginers of U. an I S. connecting two great bodies of an water making shorter distance for C. f travel (.'J) Lyndburg <51 ies to Paris an " 3,600 miles, 33 1-2 hours, (4) the th? ; report of Caleb and Joshua. (5) ga The son born to Sarah .and Abrar ham in their old age. '6* The mys- 8:: > terious birth resurrection and as- toi * sention of Jesus Christ. Is there any thing too hard for God? ca Rev. Ram-ey and members gave Wj their words of welcome. Mr. T. I j(>< 1 M. Sanders for the Stewards, I re I nun r* A A* * * " - v... v^. a, .uuiitiit ior me nunistry and the pusloffor IhV auxil- ca ' iarios. . Pf> ' Friday morning_session, -began^ at 9:30 with praise service by the yC 1 ministers led by Rev. W. G. he Owens. A lesson on the Old i ar i __ , - sick and bury the dead. G7 I>k1- 1 t ges are in this convention and are , yet setting up Lodges. Any col- v ^ oreii ?women and children?wuuldI like to unite with us write Mrs. r ' Rosa Bush, Saluda, S. C. anJ she 1 will give you the full details a- ' ; bout it. '>r 5 We hope to send out from the next convention both day and e 2 night work. Grand officers, Mrs. mi t Rosa Bush, Grand Pres.; Mrs. r Prat't, Grand Vice Pres.; Mrs. 1 Lizzie Morse, Grand Sec.; Mrs. r Soarles, Grand Recording Sec.; BI i Mrs. Gracie Clark, Grand Finance Mirs. Delia Bauknight, Grand Fin ! ancc; Mrs. Charity Montgomery, ; Grand Finance; Mrs. Sweeting- I If , burg, Grand Finance; Mrs. Josie ni< Dozier, Grand Chaplain. Good or- Mi uers are "kept by the Grand Mar- ?t< ? shall. ' on i Grand Sec. to send out the works m< i of this convention. wi i 1 Mrs. Annie M. Robinson to * ' Y? l r i i i ii i I ??THE GAT THE 32nd STATE ; WILL < Oct. 26th tc "6 BIG DAYS and > AMUSEMI Q 'o? wjiiuui o VJI ca ? Sho Monday, October 20th? 0:00 P.M.?Midway opensTuesday, O'tober 271h? 9*00 A.M.?Begin placing e: 10:00 A.M.?Directors meet 12-00 N. ?Hand concert 0.00 P.M.?Midway opensWednesday, October 28th? 9:00 A.M.?Gates open. F 19:30 A.M.?Continue placin , 19 00 A.M.?Band concert. .12:00 Noon?Farmers confe National Youth . ^ : 5.00 P.M.?Finish placing 0:00 P.M.?Midway opens. i 7:00 P.M.?Judging begins 8:00 P.M.?Stockholders ai cers. ?-Thursday, October 29th? 9:00 A.M.?Gates open (Bi 11:00 A.M.?Band concert.? 12:^0 Noon?Midway onens. 2:00 P.M.?Football?Allen 0:00 P.M.?Free attraction Friday, October 30th? 0i00 A.M.:?Gates open (Hi >' . 10:00 A.M.?Midway opens. 11:00 A.M.?Band concert. 2:00 P.M.?Football?High Booker Wash in Saturday, October 31st? 0:00 A.M.?Exhibits releas 11 :00 A.M.?Paying premiui 1:00 P.M.?Directors taeetii For information write or call at tht rol:na State Colored Fair, 1125Vi Was >tament was taueht by Rev. W. news releases atac Gantt, Rev. II. W. Walker gave at last made the. esson on New- Testament. The elusive statement f ies of the Supt. w<ere discussed at 103 Park avenue, Mr. S.. W. Moore, Mrs. Sartor, Good Neighbor Lea s. Maize, Prof. Rabb, rMr. E.. like to tell the Re] McGett, Mr. Sam Williams and city Department tl . H. W. Turner. The noon ser- running 3or Preside n was preached by Rev. D. C. ,ed States, .prom tl inson.. His message wa- taken ()Ut recently from in John 12:21: Subject: "A western oTTTce " in sir?." See Jesus for "yourself eastern Office in > aw him and have settlings with Wou!d think th{a i n. See Jesus because you need against Landon. 3 m. After this wonderful ser- I.have expressed r the choir sang I saw Him citizen to be for nmnc Tlie.-., " A. >-? ...-.v. .-i iiuxifi auin- ()f President Roosc y School wa< conducted by Rev. cause ^0 000 peopk W. Walker, each department SOn (;ai<kn tQ hear s selected with its Supt. and sp&r^rcd by the ( lehers, The lesson taught and ' u.a^e k no reason ,dewed. Rev. \Y. G. Owens gave ,to ,aum.h m address on the teachers prep- ... XT ? . . ' ' me. It is the New .tion. Dr. &_ . C. Dent Prof. f ,he New E G Garrett Rev. C. A. Dunlap ^ Tho R , d Rev. W. II. Nash, visitors of. , ., ? . , ,. no case and they a ? Convention wore presented and . ^ , . , form as they have ve encouraging words. The evening se-sion began at /X~X~X~X~X"X~X 10.- Praise service was had afr which Rev. W. M. Thompson ?j< is presented to preach the edu- X tional sermon. The message X is taken from Acts 7:22 Sub- 1J \ I T #7 :t: "The Power of acquired and .J. XlA-LiLA] vealed Knowledge." Revealed *i* owledge _eoume?-fmnT find. fjrnt~ n't handle big men. Rev. Thomp FRIDAY n is' in the outstanding class l|L._Xu:keitt-25~Gei heTTltn^niTeirto preaching. Saw- *?* r F.. A. Parker is one of the { st presiding elders of the State, ! ?|? (;or i admirable leader, lie leads with X ndness and not with n stick. Y "Still water runs deep." Let us ep the banner of the the Spar- I>IXT/,li nbuyg District flying in the * IN'vF eeze of sucee.-s.. The men of e District have pledged them- I NDLIM AK Ives to stand by the church's SOFT ogram one hundred per, cent. Rev. Ramsey and his good memrs left no stone unturned in aking our stav nleasnnt. ?? lliiri. ^ Ella Mae Owens, Reporter . . ANSWERS REPUBLICANS aving scared Republicans/ al >st out of their wits by packing ulison Square Garden in a mon?r Roosevelt mass meeting with ly eleven days in which to pro- SSK&P >te it. Bishop R. R. Weight, Jr. 10 up to now has said nothing 1006 WASHI the barrage of four Republicans . - r . Saturday, October 10, 1936 L - * } ES OF? * ANNUAL 1 FAIR | JPEN ? % > Oct. 31st 1 6 BIG NIGHTS ?|* 5NT BY ' V ter Atlantir i WS "1 *! 1 Y -Free gates. V ? s; hi bits. ^ ln&- .... . . ? -Free gates. 1 ree until 1:00 P.M. V g exhibits. J V 1 - Y rence, rural school, 4-H clubs and i. Day. - X . exhibits. . ' X ' J Y inual meeting and election of offig Thursday) . '' ' ' X University vs Claflin College. A ^ midwav. * JF 1 f igh School Dav) V v School Game f gton vs Avery Hi V Y ied. > ns. .. ? &: ~ e office of the Secretary, South Ca-J hington Street, Qolumbia, S. C. T A^fc. A^A. A^4. ^ + + + king him, has 25y years, by trying to evade the following ex- issue, and all they can do is to lorn his office sling mud. , in care of the "I do pot think our Colored gu?T: "I should leaders ought to start a campaign publican Publi- of vilification against one anothlat I am not or for the race.has nothing to-gain pt of the Unit- by these personal attacks either in no-ieIeass sent jts QWn eyCS Qr tbose of he other both their raccs Don't let us confuse the Chicago and jssues involved by these petty per.e\\ oik, one sonaj atbacks. Of course some of -was running u a ^ , ilcrely because V'"UUK" lu "T 10 use tne personal ny right as a 00ut recently from both their the re-election arena ^ a means of venting their >\elt and be- OWn personal, spleen, as I person! fillei.1 Madi- ally know of one or two gentlea program men who want to "get back at" Jood Neighbor me under cover of Republican , as I can see, publicity because they have not il attack upon couraged to come out in the open Deal I stand under their own signature against leal the people me. However, this is short-sightlblicans have ed policy. The issues involved re running to are what interests the voteT and for the past not personal animosities." When leaf is red $ And night is dark Come masqueraded Y For a lark. * X >W E'EN BEN EFIT PARTY :f ?Agfae's Plaeg -? Y NIGHT, OCTOBER 30th; 1936 1 nix ??tframatic Club y X >ugh we are not ju?t sweet sixteen { There's fup for uh on Hallowe'en X ne to our party at half-past eight? { I'll guarantee you'll meet your fate. X [NKY'S FUNERAL HOME ER AM) LICENSER EMBALMER OF II CAROLINA AND GEORGIA Funeral Cars and Funeral w*Sj?UiZ\ Equipment AS GOOD AS THE BEST And Belter than the Rest % ISjll And Prices Less artmfm office Phone 2-3357 Residence Phone 7765 < COURTESY SERVCE NGTON ST. COLUMBIA, S. C.