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; "THE OLD GRAYi |
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::THE NEW RIDER"!!
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X KEV. E. I'lilLLlL ELLIS
Long before the hour appoint. J
for the closing servicp of the A.
M. E.' Conferonce at St. George
. last Sunday morning, Rethui's
church auditorium was crowded to
its capacity with lum.i.eds standing
on the outside. Rev. J. E.
Thomas, 1). I), presided during the
conference Sunday school, and th.
les>on text -was.reviewed by. theP?wwi;?v.
!>:.:? ?...
- .-wo.u..iK iTOJiiptiy- at il
o'clock the ordination services began.
Bishop J. flip per, of Atlanta,?trar,
do hvtn I'd' the?SH "nuuT "
for the occasion. IIc spoke from
Isaiah 3:8, "And a highway shali
be there, etc." In -peaking of Isaiah
the bishop said in his opinion
he was the givalc.-t of all the mayor
prophets. "It was lie", said the
bishop, "who prophesied . the captivity
oS Israel." lb* is also call*
ed the great go*pe[ prophet. And
. if the books of biogrjap-'-y .in the
New Testament' written- by Matthew,
Mark, Luke and John Were
destroyed, alu of them w aid he reproduce^
from the . book of tinprophet,
Isaiah. His propheci*'.-'
were a serious emblement againstthe
chosen peop.lv, ami lu- h.-iniself
was solely effected by the-impending
doom that awaited him, ami
those of whom he* wa.- identified
No man in slave c-i..1d speak.
ously. The book eutai'-s a serious,
acu-ation follower by words oi
consolation. Speaking of' I>ra 1
as an inditdutil the- l.'roplrt said
the wh.de head is s:ek, / nnd . th
whole heart is- faint. From the
sue <?i the to- l evet. u-,t" the lu-ad.
there is "110 suun :in it;- biK.
wounds, and brui os and putrifyiru
sores. Hut-iti the -10th chapter of
the book he wa-v cMumande . t-'.
comfort- the people,-. .After giving
' a beautiful alii eriytion of theJltulo. _
way in the text, the bi>h? p appealed
to the n i'toisU-r-* in his con,
,, r , elusion
to walk upon it-. it in-;
would success oh their charge*'
this conference year. ... Tho-e. ?u
dained deacon- were:-Benjamin -I
Butler, WiLTiani Barnhili. Klijak. ,
Grant, Janios. McDonald, Fatrvu'
Jenkins. Caczar 1 ha milt n. a v.
Captain Brown, elders, Rev. Wiiliarri'Kely,
U. v. Ai .ahaa: -J<< ;i?r
Thomas,. Rev. Da.ah V. jllinm B "
neit ar.d llev. Isaac, .M >
Edist'i 'ii-t! is".: ! w < ! y I>r. E
Ruflr. Nifrhois,' !-<l a!! .-f the d:,;-'
trids' i:. E?i ' ' ' '
over whi.-h L'r. ,J .- E; P.'ard
presided yante sv n.V And the
Beaufort d;st; h , II. W .
" Wrhurn* . !".& '! a -v.*incr.
Bishop J. S. EE: . r. .-? i
"thanks to
pastors,- and a ..e<: \ > .
vey the .-a; u; .
gTCR-atior. lor. J. E. ,,
tor of En.ur.u- i chus* Charie tor.
was appointed-, p'resi ir.% elder of
Mt. Pleasant .. - * i i -1 .ir. th-' Pa:?
mpltn H.v.V-iv < ,? ;; i: I I " 1.' L
Brogdon forms rlv *We-f>r<--? **": hr ' .
dor of that di-triet vya.s as'-i^r.c '
the pastorate of Emanuel. Other
appointments ware .E.hn A
Harris, of Charleston, Shuts Supci
intend!- nt of Sunday sExmE \r.^
\' Mabel L. Green, (fcr t.ce I
Branch pi .ir'i.- M I" A f. 11 to-den,
president of KdUto , district;
?v Mrs. A. C. Mays, president of
Charleston district,' and Mrs. '/.A- 1
^ fort district. "* j
Mrs. J. S. Flipper
Never in the history i>f the A. M.
E. church, and 1%1'eol. vi-iti in "ny ?
Tng no other Metho d i dei oinina
? tion, has a bjsh p wife gave tinMissionary
women of an Kpiseo
pni! district a program t<t raise
money to help improve ar.d repair
needy church buildings in her h
band's divcese including those? i-':.
the rural districts. The suggestion
was such a shocking surprise.
and the simple way in which such
a great worR can be accomplished
that every person hearing her wa.
flooded tX'ith joy, both, ministers ;
and Missionary women. Nothj: g ...
has occured to equal it during the i
entire existance of our church.
Mrs. Flipper, is going to personally
supervise this wonderful move
jnent, and there is not a chil ir
Carc/ina to say nothing of
the me?. women that would not |
subscribe w. h(.ai toclly to the I
proposition of t?. Chop's wife.
It will place her anion* ^ at_
est women of this Christia.. . .
lization. While I dare not mention
here bishop's wife programs
before" she states, it, I can
truthly say that there is not a
'injy'e person who pleads guilty t
of good sense would register a c
single objection. Think of a bis J
hop's wife launching a.program to i
repair broken window lights, build
steps, put in better >eats, and
heating systems in n^e-A' church- ^
es, in towns and in the country
It's a new thing under -the sun
The people have long looked and
prayed for somebody to tome a
tnong them who would give to
them as we I) as to receive from
them. And the coining of Bishop
and Mrs! J. S. Flipper, is an answw
to prayer. And we give notice
now, that we will not only be pub
iicity agent for every, movement ir
the state, but the Mrs. Flipper's
plans as well!. (To be continued.>
Memphis Everybody
All who heard. Dr. !s. S. "Morris
address at the South Carolina cor"ttcttcv
said" It would pity bite "to
attend the susquicentenihl celebration
at Memphis, Tenn. ' Next
June just to hear him speak. He
'is. one:of the most gifted orators in
the.A. M. E. church, and the race
as w? B. Dr. Morris made the hit
i iii.> Ot. IttSt WL'UK
and its the talk of the state
.'resident Abram L, Simpson, o
.vjldn university was extra fine or.
.'acational nite. Dr. D. ./Ward
Nichols, of; New York, son of the .
en'.in.blo Dr; I,. It. Nichoi.s electriied
tile eonferenee with his el-v
jitenee, as did Dr. Eugene H.
teard, of Washington, D. C. spn o'.
i >r. Jes\e E. Heard. The lattm
wo divines do not only _ reflect
Vedit upon tlieir cultured mother.ind
fathers but the entire state
>f South Carolina. While attend
t:g the conference I was guest 01
Rev. Kichar.s. and 'wife, who were
d i friends'of mine, I fieve.r en.oyed
a better entertainment m
riy life, lie is one of the leading
past'is in the Methodist Episcopal
church, and the mother chuficb
oeds to be proud of this son -of
her-. Rev. H. ifr*"6ray, was . on*
i-soeiate. and we- had a most
pleasant, tiim;. Rev. Gray, is one oi
>;;r best preachers. Rev. N. A.
IJeUwa, host pastor and wife im
'o;la.i/.e. th' inselves in caring
.'or this 'Conference. Any conjrre
nation is blessed to have Rev.
ietlu-a. as its ,pa-tor and his wife
-tws how to pre-ide in a parsionijre..
The bishop and.' conference .
.vili vvor remember them.
Our New Superintendent
We. o rrgrrntula'te Prof. John A
'larris of Charleston, who receive.]
is upp intment. Sunday to sue
ed 1'.: f. G'eorire W. Howard, 01
Jeof-retoxvr.. as State- Kupt. of S
lay sch.k<>. The state will look
forward t". a trreat future un vr
n>' leadership of Bro.. Harris
V-'-. :1> at*onding the Conference at
G'oifre,?he organized a laynier
ornmittee for the welfare of layrembers
wh will attend the bio;.">
i - - ?nvi! in Charleston?next'__
February. ThisVioup made hiir
idert. and Mrs. Jessie J.one-''
: -.fi'V .-ith the ur.derstandinp
hat *r.<- tr'-a-urer is to be chosoi
fi-orn -he Kirtf.-tree district.
I)r?. Thomas and Broaden
r.-.e Mt. PYasnr.t dist-fict min
- r.-. and lay workers will find in
-F K. Th :r:>- th.-i,- r./.u- ?
-.direr elder a corhpanionabl..
. . -other and frjer.d. I was one o,'
-ii- pastor.-? in the- Abbeville dis
'net, ami ho really stood by hipasiors.
lie -eeks eveLfr "opportunity
to - promoto?thenr. N*evo
<>no time has he stood in the way
?f any minister. When h1' p'''si
iM over me. He woul'd always magnify
his pastors before their connotation.
And. I have every reason
to -believe that the pastors of
hf* Mt. Pleasant district will find
that all I have said here to he the
truth. In my opinion Dr. It. E
i.rojjden, who succeed^ Dr. Thomas
as pastor of Emanuel church.
-Charleston, has the Hirst appointment
he has ever received in his
iifc.
EmanuuJ is onu of the best
hunches in our denomination, and
Or. Brog en is one of the best
preachers in our racial group. Al- i
HVTy Tuj nu nibers are talking ahout
their great leader on everv
treet, and-.J liespeak. great things i
f<r I)r. Itrogden at Emanuel |
church.
A Great Inception
As I understand, Tuesday nite,
December 1, the Free and Accepted
Masons of Columbia will eritor
ain Bishop J: K. Flipper at the
Masonic Tempfo on Washington
treet. Almost tho entire staff of
grand officers will be present and
masons from all over the Juris
iction are planning to attend.
A Wonderful Sermon
Bishop J. S. Flipper stirred the
low country seeming'y as never
before in his ordination sermon
" junday morning at St. George.
"?rvie? had all of the appear
ances oi . . . ,
oae revivals in gone by
days. I w?TR .. ^ werybo(,7
* ^ 4
;hat the bishop preached. All that
rould be heard in the church yard,
mJ. 6n the way back to- Chan'eston
was, "didn't the old mart preach.
Assignments
Beaufort district?-I. \V. Wil- i
born, presiding elder; St. Mark
Station, M. T. Tolbert; Mt. Zion.
S. W. Wolf; Walterboro Circuit.
L. A. Logan; Green Pond, S. W._
Gillerson; East Cumbhhee, J. O.
Johnson; White Hab', A. L. Brown: .
Hcndersonville, T. D. Tingman.
St. John, J. 11. Nero; Shelton, J.
A. Jenkins; Beaufort, J. R. Stevenson;
Bluffton, S. J. Gillerson:
Ilardeeville, Win. E. McBrown: St.
Luke, S. B. Burgess; Port ltoya.'
Mission, R. J. Minis; Jlitton Head.j^
Frank Alston;. Smoaks, II. P.*
Brown; Branson. A. B. Coleman;
Mt. Pleasant,. Win. Kelly; Salein
and Walterboro. Win. Green; Lees,
J. J; John-onrBrunscm, It. I.; Dor ~
tor; Dale, T. W. Bow eh.
E.'isto. District, L. It. Niche's,
presiding elder; Charleston, Emanlel,
R. E. Brogdon; Macedonia,
T. B. Mitchell; Mount Caitmel.
Adam Brown; Shiloh, 11. R. Uugh;!
r>u:ii:?,. 'r> n ... n'iJ
oi, i v. * VcfI'VI' '* ciuiiiaaw,
J. J. Jau'lrn: South Johns
Island, W. D. Williams; North
Johns Island, T. B. Clark; Kdisto.
to bo supplied; St. Paul, S. Parker;
lacksonboro. A. E.. Squire; A binRun,
J. Jaimh; MaryviKe. G". W
Baxter; Wclton, 1). S". Chisohmi.
St. Andrews, E. E. Washington; '
Embry. R. M. Turner; Sugar Hill
\V. A. Maxwell; Qiiigloy. S. W. M..
Bennett;. Mt. Pisgah, A. A. Wash- 1
ir.gton; Hughes, S. A. . Air.eiis;
District Missionary, James Mi;- '
ch'qftl.
Charleston district. J. E. Beard,
pre iding. elder; Charleston. Mount
7,ion. R. S. Lawrence; Trinity'. W. '
I). Km.?; Aiken. J. W. Mt'VphuJ
Unity, P. C. Lisbon; St. George
N. A. Bethea; Sunimorville, V. A.. y
lanerette; Goose Creek, Paul 11 ;
Wells Holi'y Hill, L. L; Farmer; )
LincolnviKe, E. W. Giaham.
r>:.i t o \ ,. ? i
> illi. j *3. %r>. s\. vji <ii:iv r?i?.
Paid, George II. Adams; Granite- '
vi!le; B. J. Hutchinson; Ebenezer.
David 11ilI; - f Denmark. M. G. 1
Gowdy; St. James, I.. \V. Whiti : :
Aiken C.ircuit, Hay ward Holland. !
Shiloh. W 111. Mosley; Salem. J. S. j
R>iwar$}s; Providence. J. ('. "Mack.: ;
Eutawville, J. P. rujnminjrs.-. h
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JOHNSTON N HWS
. Sunday sell el at M*. ' 7<t> :: P en - 1 |
fist church. was opened at th i
al. hour. A very fit.e Vs-o. .
taujrht. in the Bible ck:-- \ r .pastor.
IP'v, H. T. Sears.
Prof. K. N. Smith, Mrs. < <>..
Mcintosh, Mis'?i', llelyir V. Go
Pri-cil!a Eaple-. Lillian Ga y '
Sarah O. -Simians. ir.?-mU-; r !' :h-!
Kd?tdWd .('out ty Train1i.tr -s. !> ... !
aiu-n eo me n.-acners .Mi-itiir: in
Edpefuld or. Saturday, ylau^-Mrs.i
Annie Kpatln and* Mr. .! ?? pi. :
Mouiv of the. MtrPL'u-at.t jaduij !
Miss Kva M i" I tit " > k, a nicml? j'
of the Fruit Hill- "ii djlty -pent f |"'
?veejy-cnd wiilj Mrs.'C. (). Me 111- I
tosh on Bland St.
Miss Sarah ()'. Sin.kin- spent
.} weck-er.d in (!iei nwood with
h-'r mother an.d other relatives. '
We are very pad to know tha' 1
little Evelyn Wikianis is ?1 <>i:>t*
tine, after a tonsil nerathM
The E ye field. County Trainirp
school is holdiiip a Community].
Fair at the school house Monday
aiai Tiie-(lny 11" thi- v ....1,? ?There
will he a IVw Ilally pi v.;.
at Mt. Zion Hajvtist chur.cli Sunday >
nite at 7:.'!0. Everyone i.-- eoidi- i
ally invited.?-? M"
The Sunshine Club was entertain".
fd at the lioine of Mr. and Mis.
Xoah Amo> on l'?land St. The. o.'- j
fleers are as follows: Mis. Am,os, |
I'res^; Mrs. Ed ye- Hooper. Vice |
Pres.; Miss Sarah (). Finikin*,]
Sec.; Miss Priscilla Eaplcs, Asst.
Sec.; Mi s Lillian Gary, Trejts.;
and Mjss Helen Y. Guim, Report
ion TVirof Q.-<? ..1. .
... ^ iii<?i.iiin>i ior i)!.:'
things for the future. The club :
wifll be entertained of Their next
meeting at the home of Mrs. Annie
Spann, by Profs. .Joseph A |
Moore and Robert N. Smith.
Mrs. Bertha I.e\vis Prin. of the?
Fruit Hill school spent the weekend
wth Mrs. Annie Spann. on
Aiken Ave.
The Home Kconomics Department
under the direction of Mrs,
C. O. Mcintosh gave an evening
of entcitainrfient- at the school
house on Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Anros at- '
tended the -football game at Book- i
er T. Washington, Columbia, S. C.
On Thursday.
Mr. Noah Amos, Mrs. Hassi.*}
Valentine and Mrs. S. A. Wat-mTi
motored .to Augusta, Ga. on Sun- I
day.
Misses Lula, Catherine Brooks j
and little Anrie Gladys Byan.- !
spent Sun 'ay in Monetta, S. C. j
as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mat- !
thew Brooks.
Those who are not taking the
Palmetto Leader start to^ay
?
THE PAUVtETTOj-EADER
I1LTTIS ACADEMY NEWS
Reva Holmes, Reporter
Everyone enjoye I the I'rc-Thanks
jiving "lay hen* Friday 'night,
given by the Elementary pupil,
spo; sored by .Mrs. Essie Hotmes,
teacher of the Elementary department.
..
.Mi-ses Delia and Gussie Ghent,
and Annie Blocker and Mary
Thomas were dinner guests and
spent a pleasant afternoon with
Miss Thontasena Holmes at her
home in the community, Sunday.
Something new for the season,
the Sophomore giris in a game of
basketball with the freshmen gii's,
Mon ay night, November 30, 1P30
?Come and enjoy it. '
1 lie 2nd high elass is planning
an' An 1 ateur ju nu ram Friday nite.
December 4, at 7:0(1 p. m.
Prizes will bo given to the winner.
Admission for students 5e ami 10c ,
>md for adults Inc.
Mr. and Mrs! II. B. Blass&gale
oft id >nn and Mr. Joseph Carter,
vifite* his parents Sunday afternoon,-at
Sprirgliu'd. S. C.
Mr. McCain, Th in, of the Eleni^n
tary department/ Mi.s-es Cum:
Mings, J. 15. Brown, and Callie
Hatcher attended teachers meet,
ing at Edgefield, S. (\ Saturday,
November 21, Jl'36. The next
meeting will be December 18, lfi.'ifi.
Mr. Ahdren'a (Jin.blip and Mr.
I.croy-. Mei chem acer mpanied Miss
s J. B. Brown ;in.. .('. M. Ihitchri
:<> the Thanksgiving Festival, at
schofield schjn i", Friday night,
.vhich Was; enjoyed very much.
'.Mr, and Mrs. Eddie Worthy; and .
Mr. and Mrs. Williams of Newten
y were ani<>-ng -th41-' ~ Sunday ~
juests here.
Miss itcva I Inline* spent- the I
veek-erd at her home in Aiken and
ill en <ed he TluiuksftivinK f^sli- j
i'al at Srhnfiel i Friday evening.
Mis. dulia MeCain (Jarrett visit- (.
d relatives and friends here last
.veek. " . :'
\V< rk has he. t- begun on mil
new aead''niie hue ding under tdm
ii:-pices ?.:i the- l'WA. niirTtrf
ileaslrg news t all of us.
Mar (Ilee club at beared on a '
[ nigrum at the liidge* Spring < ??1-1
led t.i.h -ch- ! Fri ay 'evening ;
f 'which time a testimonial ie- j
el"'was t' id'.'eii to Mr. Hut hi.. ::.
the do : r of the l.vg Cab- j'
: J.ihraiy the! '. 1
alt . !.. ('aid oi and .Mis Floyd
: .-'it < :' New berry were guest*
>:' AI.-m s .Mai y. ("aldwell stnd Lys
i'Myd Snn'ay. h
.'if. ' i,?i!<- Fair of Spartahburu 1
"v:t o'-'ul l" >>ur faculty, has
!!; ti rvi?-iin secretary and
:. ; i a?.u>r continental ,-ubjoct.s ' ,
r ie'.i of M:js Ruth Menifee who
Ui$ "iobtsun d a KiUe of absence 1
:o do NA A work at Camp l'e-wil- j
n:i w ..Uviuie. (>i anjiibui g.
jTuesday evening. M>'. McCain 1
i l f , .h glade, ejiterliljlled j
t iargr u-'o'.p at a Radio party in
ii:.? t i i ; !ie rally.
Mis. i',. it .1.. Nichhl <>n, Ih.ei |
ilaaynter.. !; .by. and. others moKtr'; (!
to Aik? u Sunday and visited
tl'.c (ieoiir-. \|(.acluuns.
fi " ik app'-ai- in-~rt'
i'-.ii'1'i.t *^n;;ii'r~ InnvF,""
(bt-nv.- .-i!. , n fhe evening of Do
nhi r I. in interest of^oUr rally.
- ' ' .
1' 1 * I:,i' r 11 lr.-; .\lis>es Cum" iRti/fi',
O. C. Rrown, Mr.
D'its.-v: gale and a large group f
atfn id t hr?H(.' I i ""
- Scii'nh id i'Potball game in Aik:
1-ii .ay. Scou??*i;5-i2 in favor
oj li< 11i.Special feature: Robert
he- Waikiilf several yards for .a
touchdown.
,,Vr. J hoa.as and Miss Thomasin:i
i lolntos who arc teachM.s in j
Aik.-n c . nty, sp'-nt the week-end
v.ith I la ir parents. Mr. and M.f- I
ti> .. i s df this community.
Mr. lioin it Pea a, Rett is Mf., 1
pri:.111liti i.i tin* at Wagen- I
it. sj i nt '.iii? week-end on the
campus.
Pre-idet.I. Nicholson, Profs. Ru- 1
Iri.s and .li.ncs jin J_Mis:scs Ruff iiTiTTlT
I'.iown attended the Aiken
f un'.V teachers, meeting on Sat
urday.
'1 hf l'ir-t High classenjoyed a
l>!' a-ai t November Birthday paily
! riday afternoon. Honorets.
Ruth Rohinson an. J Lafayette
Nieh Nnh of that class and little
I'hoebe Rubins of third grade.
Sponsors: .Mrs. Collins and Mis.
Singleton. Special guest-, Mrs. E.
I.. Nicholson and members of senior
class. I'unch, cakes and candy
\v?'re served.
L.ttle Miss Phoebe Rubens,
laughter of prof, and Mrs. C. Al
l)f*rt Rubens. celebrated her sixth
bi'thiav Saturday. She was the
rtcipient of beautiful and useful
mm Mrs. K. I,. Nicholson.
Mrs. Collins II. A. BlasscnHalc,
.Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Blassengale
and others.
-f RIDGE SPRING NEWS
Sunday was a beautiful day for
all church goers, and many wore
found in the various service. Immediately
after Sunday school
prayer services were carried on
for about thirty minutes, then
Rev. John Watson preacheJ a wonderful
sermon.. Rev. Jones being
absent, Sunday night, Rev. Watson
preached another1 sermon,
which was very good, and seemed
to have been enjoyed by each p.no,
The .attendance at both services
were very good.
Mr. Orlando Williams, a student
at Allen university spent the
week en< at home. Miss Christine
Broadr ax, a teacher at Moredoek,
3. 3., spent the week-end at hom<;
also Miss Sallie I,, Ilaiford, a teach
or at Bland Baptist.
We "were all"vcPy sorry to hearabout
Miss Katie Broadnax, y
member of the seventh grade at
the Ridge Hill Hi. school as being
in the Aiken Hospital to under go
.an operation for the appendix.
Mi's. West Boston left Wednesuy
i'ior New York. Mr. Clifton
Williams left for Jacksonville, Fla.
Friday.
Mr. M. W. Hammond has returned
home after spending some time
in. West Palm Beach, Fla.
Prof, ami Mrs. Wilson of Wards,
S. C. were vistiors in town SundayMr.'Samuel
Hammond, a student
at Bet t is Academy spent the
week-end at home.
Mr. Alex Harris was the weekn
? guest of his wife, Mrs. Linn .
Haimis- and-children
- School News.
A meriean rouscr.vatiutv.week wa>
observed at our school. A short
talk was given explaining the
name at Chapel hour Wednesday
by the pn'ricipaLand in keeping
with the program the Agriculture
boys were seen planting find trans
planting trees on the grounds Friday.
A large audience witnessed th<
first. Founder's celebration of out
Faith Cabin flibrary. This celc*
brat ion was -,|:on?mTr(F1)y^Ttle" oT~"
en minded I'd 11 rare eluh Tim
address was iriven by Prof. N. L.
Uush, Piin. Batesburg Hi. school.
Ilis address was very good and enjoyed
by all. Other features won
talks by Mi's. K. B, Wat? on
Prol. Rhubers, Prof."* Simpkins .
Mr?. Bush, solo, Reading--Thelnia
Kllison, Marion ilamnion... Music
by Bettis and Ridge Hill Glee.clubs
We are grateful to. Bettis . Acad
1'iny and' other out of. town par-*
thjpanls as well as t.ur own home
folk for the splendid cooperation
given. Mr. Buffinyton (The Foun
tier) was with us accompanied by
his wife and her brother and sis
ter. After the program the guests
dijoyt Aa repass of hot cocoa .an
ham sandwiches, prepared and
served by the ladies of the club i:
the Library": The gifts were num*
er>' us and useful.
The Health officials are busy
in our community. Tlie T. B. Clinic*
wash. Id Monday and Dr. Clarrin
made a splentd trip to vaccinate
against smallpox fast week.
Listen for the Xmas Seal Sale,
Uoy-~and girls to rap on your door.
Help stamp out this dreadif.d disease.
BKAITOUT <01NTY
TRAINING SCHOOL
Thanksgiving program under
the direction of Miss Edith Jackson,
wag presented Sunday evening
in the chapel during the Yefcpti
hour.
The student-body and the community
at large are happily anticipating
the musical comedy which
will be given in the seheool auditorium
Tuesday evening, November
?-l.
?This progranr is given under"
the auspices of the 'Musical De- I
partment and promises an evening I
<>f keen fun and rare entertain- J
ment. Those responsible for the |
play are as follows: Miss T. B.
Grayson, costumes; Miss Victona j
Krazief, costumes; Miss Edith
Jackson". Dramatic Art; Misses
0tto Allen and Thelma Shanklin;
Publicity Agents; Prof. Joseph
Shanklin, Jr., Stage manager: Miss,
Helen E. Nance, pianist; Miss J.J
15. iiilliard, directress. ,j+ !'
IVr#. Shanklin. Sr.. and a bunch
of teachers motored to St. George* i
to attend the A.M.E. conference.!
.Mr.'Joseph Shanklin, Jr., Miss-i
es Thelma Shanklin and Otto Allen
motored to Orangeburg Saturday
to attend the game between South
Carolina State college and Yir- '
ginia State college.
7TII EDUCATION A I.
BROADCAST
i\asnvuio, ifnn;?(G)?Defects :
of the double standard educational
system in the South were pointed j
out by Df. Bruce It. Payne in an j
address on the seventh annual
broadcast program on the educa-|
tion of Negroes, as sponsored by j
the Office of Education pf the U. j
S. Department of the Interior. Dr. !
Ambrose Caliver, specialist of the
Office, was master of oeremonies. I
I
[ im:n*i:ttsvii.i.k news
rh member* . of t ho Hop coiltost
nia?l* -a siart in building
beautiful moat stoiajre. Mr. H.
Kee.-o jin-t built a boautil'ul meat,
storage. Rev. A. J. Wrieht will
a|.p inl tho judyes for. the hoy
ontost 11. xt wick. i am sure the
nidges will !ui*'e a ,i"b this cinie.
Wat ill ou r oohnim and see who
will be the winners.
The A. M. E. Z. conference closid
Sunday c'veninj; at Evans chafiel
A. M. E. Z.' ch.ure!i. i'.ishop j.
W. .Martin, pi\sidiny. A full, ac-.our.t.
will appear next week.
Bishop Mai tin' left Tuesday Tot
Uni n, S. C., where he will preside
over the conference. The Hev.
Hat wood is the pastor. i
Mrs. Marion M. Hllcrbo and
son left last week-md to spend a
few itay.s- in Sumtei\ Ms.. C'., with
parents,- Mr. and Mrs. Muiray.
They will remain for T.hairksyivi"k'.
1
Mrs. Euyeiie Robinson of Hock
llill, ; r*r..li7ow ol "(iie-nvilie spent
11 fcw hours in the <,it.v Sunday.
She visited her sister .Mis. Hn4iimie
R. Kinj;.
Mr. T. Deas and Mr. Tilmon of
t'her.Tw were-in the city Sunday.
Hundreds'and hundreds of people
attended the Zion conference
every day from Wtdtr.sday morninfr
thrmiirii Sunday niyht.
Nearly all of our Small schools
open ,d last week, Mis. Brixtow
and Mrs. L. Stubbs, Mrs. S. Henakin
and airs. Emma Ilatina, Mrs.
u. .\i i o;n:m and -Mrs. E. (J. McCollum.
Our unions., In the county witl
take place this wick. Ttye Marl-.
It TO i iiion"and th. I'ee Dee union
I'lic I'rv Dco_unioh will convene at
St. liculah church,'. Hev. \V. F '
.Mc.( oy, pastor; Itcv. A. J. Wright
moderator, ' ' '
"The service . at Shi? o'h church
was v. ry inter* sting; Sunday a.m.
"ReV, .1. (". TlufUer -of Lancaster
pre--ached "the morning sermon. Sub.
iect " A -Trouble:-- hie I'. ' t in a
l'ioublesome World." After this
Rev. Wright.went into the service
f the Lord's Supper.
W are. looking forward to a
special Thanksgiving service at
Shih h church. Kev. Jones, pastor
i St. .Mi-had church will preach
he Thanksgiving; senium.
Dr. Locket It .ese and wife of t
Netv York were in the city ii few j
lays last week on account of the
death of hi^ father Deacon J. S.
Itee e.
Mr. It. 1.. Itecso was 'home a.
Tow'days-ago", to see his sick fath'
r. Mr. llccse.
We r?.jrri*t that our news al out
he Cure.; days of institute me. tnjr
was left out last week. We
wv n>kiii<r that the publisher alow
rpacV . for it thi^ we k ps Mis-'
M. K. Graham worked very hard
o. make it a success and it was. j
Mr. Kisle.e Moore worshipped j
vith .us Sunday morning mid assisted
with the service. I
Miss Vera Stnbhs spent the week 1
nd home" fiopv State eo'l -ire. I
Mrs. F.v.v Mrs. C. ,
CoKnion, Mrs. M. Hampton, Mr
W. li-Mtiptcn. M-r. .lost) M(> e e Mrs-I
M. Uirh-anlsoVi. .1. S^te -e! Mis )
HoWa.vl and daughter, Mrs. P.!
( ri niy. Mrs. Camphll are oil the1
siek list. j
Mrs; Hlanchc Gpvingt'n Grant
of Suin.di'oi'd. Conn., made a sur
prise tVip to home to see her
datives last week.; She was fhc
lidpC- rinst. of Mr. and Mrs. IOu- j
. v..> i w-tumiun i n i\m;r slri*ct
Also .Mr. and Mrs. " Cuyihirton. I
Mr. ami Mrs. 11. K. Ctivirmton. |
Mrs. Rebecca Covington, Mrs.
Morris-. ("s.vinaton arr rparici
Mrs. 1*1 a who C. (J i a n t Tlutis-lay
to i!o. kinjr! am. X. C. wh-iv they.
-*t r the h<>uso jrursts of M;'-- 1 j
set volr" own 1
EASY TERMS
Heplace old. inferior
>'rf'g
Silvsrtown, the iY/vJftyliTji
-mi??tir'.'R \rrrn rff-'lis
Life'^aver (iohlon
I'ly IJlow-Oul
I'ruit-ctio.il and vAy sir
pay as you ride.
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AS LOW AS'"jQjV" I'cr Week ;
COLUMBIA
VULCANIZING
WORKS, INC.
1100 HAMPTON* ST. I
COLUMBIA, S. C.
. _ . __ ? j
Open All Niirht?2t hour Service
Save yoi-r niekles ami dimes and
come uj) to see us sometime j
While'in Columbia vinit the
Lenox Beer Parlor j
tor. CEliVAIS & HARDEN STS.
I.I NCI I ICS All ALL TIM ES
11AIIRY MURRAY. Prop. I
H O I L K Y A
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17 YEARS OF F.FFH
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Saturday, November 28, 1936
Covington and family. She made
many pop calls while in the South .
land. Quite a number will leave U
this w'ek-end to attend the big
Thanksgiving games in Columbia.
Sumter and Orangeburg.
Mr. Rodgers of McCall, S. C.,
was in the city Monday evening
arranging some program matters
for the Marlboro union which convenes
in Ilillon, S. C. Rev. Ware,
pastor and moderator. We trust
them much success. v
Miss J. McConner of Sumter
teaching in the graded school at
Heath Springs^ Prof. Shaw, prin- \
cipal spent the week-end in the
city with Mr. and Mrs. J. Zin-.
mon.
i CHESTERFIELD NEWS
"Let us all give thanks unto the
Lord." ' ?
I ATic; r..i . --
?"?nvii ->TTTtinsun ana Mrs. "
Margaret Watiou. -teachors-in the t
Chesterfield school spent the week
end at their homes- in Cheraw.
Mrs. Reesa Ciaig, (Mother /'
Craig) was a Sunday afternoon -X
visitor atf Miss Margurite Jenkins.
.?
Miss Oneda McFadi..en and Mr.
Floyd Dasty were pleasant ca?!ers
on Miss Sara A. McCullough Sunday
evening.
A three year old child o-f Mr. &
Mrs. Fred Watts was burner to *
death la t Monday evening.
Miss Flizabeth P. Johnson left
Friday evening for her-* ^home aT~~v
lrnvh, and visited the* Presbyterian
ministers meeting .in Columbia
Sunday. ' (
A few members and friends of '?
Grand View Presbyterian church
nTotoicif to Columbia Sunday for
the ministers meeting. Rev. and
Mrs. .1 II. Toatley-, Mrs. M. L. Fos
ter,. -aid Gerard. Miss Johnetta
Toatley, Messrs.. James River.?,.
! rank AlcCoy. They report a lovely
attendance.
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