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Saturday, January 9, 1937 GREENVILLE NEWS A number of strange faces were seen in our little town this Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Mr. Van IDonnely and others were over visiting Miss Annie Louis Robinson, but she was away visiting her cousin in Florence, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Author Nance. Wv notice Miss Robinson is back now getting ready for her school work at Claflin college this new year, 1937. We pray for her much success. Mrs. jSllen Robinson is home, go ing to work after the holidays to pay for his new 1937 Dodge that hp and his family were seen riding in Sunday. " ? mr. rj. l.eeyy was nonoretl with i_J a guest of Columbia. S -fchts Christmas. Prof. Gasden. Mrs. Julia Robinson has been ill but she is much better. Oh!, we have our old pastor back, Rev Richard. Mrs. Marge ret McCollum was seen visiting the first, day in the new year. LATT A 11VF.WH- r J ' 1 The church services were well - attended Sunday at all of the . churches. The students home from the different colleges are as follows: i Miss Elizabeth McNeal, Mr. Levi DeLaine, Miss Easter Bethea, Mr Be]in, all of Allen university; Mist Alma Mance, Miss .Marie Ellerbe, Mr. Joe David Windon of Claflir * college; Miss Margaret Wall, wlit is attending school in >New York <-!?ty. Miss Emma Guiles,..Miss Lela Gore of Little River are spending a few days with Mrs. Lillie Bethea. Mrs. Mather Alford, Garcia and children of Brooklyn, N. Y. were the Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Alf-drd. Mrs. Ruth Jackson of Philadelphia, Pa. is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Fladger. Mrs. Elizabeth McNeal of Wash ington. D. C. is here visiting hei parents, Mr. and -Mrs. Aythe; Smith, Miss Hattie. L. Bethea of Washington, D. C. is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.' David Be_?? thea. Mr. Hubert Beulin of New York apenP-a few^days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. -W.- Bealin, Mrs. Charity Jackson of New York City is visiting her mother, Mrs. Dora Fladger. , ; i Mr. Matthew Mance of ki'chmond, Va. spent a few days with his parent, Mrs. Sam Mance. Mrs. Maggie D. Scott and mothl er had as their guests on New Year's day, Mrs. A. M. Lewis of Paris, Tenri. Prof, and Mrs. A. W Green, Miss Hattic R. Bethea ol Hickman, Ky. , They motored ovei from Kentucky, making stops ir Asheville, N. C.. Latta, Marion Charleston, Coluhibia, Orangeburg Atlanta, Ga. and Nashville, Tenn. The different schools of tht county will begin their work foi the new year Monday. One of the most charming af fairs of the Xmafe season was a Bridge party on Tuesday n'tgrr, giv?n at the home of Mrs. Maggie D. ;Scott. Miss Isia Moody received the guests at the door. Th< Sun Parlor, Living room and Din ?. . ing room, were, turned into ont. Nine?tables of Bridge were plaved. After"thi_' gUIltes, the hostes:served a delicious repast. Out o< town guo,-"ts were . Mrs. Mather Gorcie, of N. Y.; Mrs. Chariety o N. Y.; Miss Hattie L. Bethea oi TT l/. V.) mion iiiai ^ai vi Wall of N. Y.; Mr. Odell Hurt, Mr J. Sparks. Miss Daisy Berry, Mis; Rosa Fladger, Miss Sarnest Flad; ger, Mr. Slim Waters, Mr. Lar phone Fladger, all of Latta; Mrs, Slizabeth MeNeal of Washington D. C. ,Miss Katie C. Bethea entertained a group of young folks out to het beautiful country home ou_ Wednesday to a party in-honor of Miss ?Hattic-L. Rrthea of?Washington. Miss Marie McFarland entertained at her home on Railroad Ave. on Saturday night. Miss Rosa J. Fladger opened the doors of her beautiful home on Friday nigh? to a New Year's party; after several games of cards were played, the hostess invited J all in the drain g room, wtTere a de* licio'us-i f^past was served. Out of * tewn guests: Miss Claia Campbell. Mr. Williams, Miss Ne?4ie Johnson, Ethel Mack, all of Dillon; Mr. James Floyd, S. Lenor of Zion; Mrs. Jackson Ruth of Philadelphia. Pa.; Miss Daisy Rerry, Maggie Scott, Alice McFarland, Odell ' Hurt, Laphone Fladger, James Wilson, all of Latta. Read The Palmetto Leader if you wont to know what's going on ^ each week. Rev. N. S. DeLaine and family along with Mrs. Stroman spent Friday in Lynchburg, S. C., guests of Mrs. C. Witherspoon. Mrs. Lizzie Wilson of Lynchburg is spending a while with Mrs. DeLaine. GOLDVILLE NEWS First Baptist Church Rev. J. C. Collier, Pastor Many people enjoyed a goo<j - Christmas program. Prayer by Bro. R- H. Marshall. Hymn hy Bro. R. L. Salterwhite. Bro. 'Virion Pitts explained the meaning of Christmas tree. Little Miss Beartha and little 4 year o]d brother and Pearl Salter ^ * white sang. ^ . < Mr. R. L. Marshall sang a solo Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Anderson and daughter were called to Greenwood for illness of his mother Saturday. 1?? ? r # " * GREAT FALLS NEWS" :?The peordc irr and" armrrid <3reati Falls attended the pie-Christmas ! program given in the school auditorium sponsored by Miss Kosana vVitliams. -?The program was enjoyed immensely by the attendants. The following students who are attending various schools spent ihe holidays at home. From Finioy High: Miss Mabel Gaines, A. Heath, E. White, E. Caisott, A. Caison. M.? Gaithers and Messrs. G. White, A. Ford and C. Hall. Benedict college: Miss E. Gaines; Clinton college, G.. Arledge; and Friendship college S. M.Quarters; S. C. State A. & MT college Air. J. T. Bowden. - -- Messrs, -Offer Hall; Grader - Bow-* len, John* Henry Shelton, were home from Slater, S. C. for the holidays to the delight of their parents. From Mt. Holly, N. C. for th holidays were Messrs. Bert Benson, and Willie Brown and Mr. Isom Clinton, Jr. fiom WinstonSalem, N. C. Messrs. J. B. Gaither, E. W. Gunthrop and Miss Annie Lee Gaither -and her mother*. Spending the holidays with their families and parents from Gauli1 Abridge, W. Va. were Messrs. Glasco Perry, O. Perry, J. L. McCoy. C. Gaither, and David Sandets anc tnree sons, f rom Charlotte, N. C .\Ir. Willie Deans. The following teachers spen Xnias here: Misses M. Gaithers. ilaney; M. Carter, Kershaw coun 1 y; Lueile A r ledge, I.eeds; and A McDowell, Fairfield county. The out of town visitors durin he holidays were: Mr. J. Scott of Ga., who was the guest of Mr Glasco Perry; Mr." "Taunce" of Cherryville, N. C., guest of Mr ' Claydon Gaither. Rev. C. H. Land and family o' Leeds, S. C. were the dinner guest: of Mr/and Mrs. R. H. Hall;. During the holidays Mr. and ? Mrs. H. B. Washington apd famil: motored to Sumter by way o' r Winnsboro, to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Hall and Su Evelyn accompanied by Mr. Elliot Patterson motored to Woodard and worshiped. at the Red Jiill Bap.is church with Rev. C. H. Land anc .QUgregation on Sunday, on thei eturir home Mr. Patterson motor vhurch wedding. Messrs. Otis, Pa Hall, Grandy Bowden, J. H. Shel on, M. D. Gayden motored t( .Hdgvway to visit Misses Ethe ;nd Blanche Outen. Miss .Willia Mae Davis spen he ho idays at Biddle, with he j relatives. Missus Ruby and O. Had spun he holidays at Leeds with Rev. C HL Land and family, where thej risked Chester, Roddman, an Newberry, and attended the wed 1 i.ng of Miss Willia Mae Sheltoi trid Mr. I&njamin Johnson at th ome of (he bride. Rev! S. L. Foote and S. M. Coi mm motored to Great Falls, to at end the Xmas tree given at tht Mt. Zjon Baptist church. Thi " ommunity was saddened quite j /it by the death of Mr. Flemo' . Tidwell who was of Washington !). C. The body was accompanied lero by Madames Maggie Tidwell Maria Mayfield, Mr. Reuben Ma 'oney and Miss Bessie Tidwell*. Th< ommunity will certainly feel tin oss of Mr. Porter Nettles and fan ly who have gone to Arlington .'a. to reside, also Mr. A. R. Ai; ledge and family who have gon o re ide in Charlotte, N. C. The Xmae party given at th* ch o' auditorium, December -23 >y the faculty was enjoyed ver\ much by the children, the gafnet were directed hy Miss* O. G. Jlal Music by Miss A. B. Stanback and Mo*. F. Gaines. Mr. F. D. Drew spent the holi 'ays down by the seashore a' Charleston, S. C. Listen for the loise of the Blue Eagles at Para lise Hi.. JOHNSTON NEWS Misses .Helen V. (Joins anu Lil " linn M. Uaiy spent the?JmHdaytrisking relatives and friends in i Clinton, Charlotte, N. C. and Washington, p. C. Mk^PFtsrtflir ERgtes spent the holidays in Columbia, S.'C, with relatives. After spending part of the holilays with Mis. A. M. Spann, Mrs Eva Gomilion has returned to her loiiH' in Atlanta, Ga. Rev, J. B. Bouknight is visiting relatives in Newberry, S. C. Rev. II. Griflin has returned f ran v ashing ton 1 I). C. where he has been visiting relatives. Mis. W. E. Parker of Edgefield - was the guest?of Mrs. Wallace Bland on Wednesday night. Mrs. A. M. Spann, Mrs. Gomil!ion and Vivian Spann visited relatives in Aiken, on Monday afternoon. Prof. Joseph Moore spent the Xmas holidays in Columbia and Charleston with relatives. , Mrs. Carrie Lott'has returned to her home in Leesville, after a visit to the Popes, Matts and Daniels. Miss Viola Davis has returned to Augusta, Ga. after a viMt to her parents, Rev. and Mrs. M. M. I Davis. Tattle Mis? Bernice Davis and Mr. Rosco Smith spent the holidays in | Augusta, Ga. with relatives. , \fr>Qcrc MntfViou; TTiir1o\r K. Dean, the Misfies Carrio Dean. ^ Gladys Hurley and Grace Bland, also Mr. T. Peterson of Ridge Spring, were the guests of Miss Hattie Miles on Monday night dur1 inn- the Xmas holidays, j Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Attaway, children, Eddie and Annie spent Xmas day in Saluda, as the gueste I TH I tuf t a NOTE* Your humUw mxmwt > % clipping of tkk ?la?a U ; roply, Mod a furtor (M?) ?w < > volopo, for my Now iaMafjr [ mail fro* adot? oa tkro* (f) q , ? (nrthdata, and eon-? t addfc?a I ^ to ABBE WAIJACS. ? *<T :, /Uiemt>u Str?v Cola?Mo. Sou ?X"W'V w'X'-XKK^/vK^-M-W^ K. C. C.?I would like to know i it my nusbaiiu maue a mistake in i me cnanjfu that tie maue some I .ime agv .' Aii?.: Things are quite dull lo> >11 in now since ne maue a cuange 01 Til litis. . . ne must not let 1. uiscourage turn 101 it in very nntiOitaut-uiai ne keep a suit upper p anu hntl somttnmg to do in the ^tiave ne is iceaieu at present. _fcn.ouragt. ment goon a long way with nim. * * * * * P s r. u/o u~..~ 1?1 -- .? . . ~. ??tc uatc n?u an one. vu seji out our land ut a goou price und my hustiand wants to sell. '1 ell me w?at you think a jout getung lid 01 tnis right now . Aius.: Hold your land. . . The .and adjourning yours has an OIL i* ELL and tins is wky ' you have aeen offered tlach a good price for j /our properly.?If you hold to it a while longer you will get a much oetter price for it. 1 R. X.?You have given me so much consolation L/elore and now 1 want you to help me in regards to my love, alfairs. Does this boy .are liJr me like he says ho does? Ans.: Indeed he does. You inlaid try to break hini"rof his very JEALOUS NATURE fpr_ he .s making himself quite miserable very time you go out with anyone orf htention another;*- party - be. fore him. i (C. M. E.?Would you pleasa tell nie if 1 will be successful in getI .nig the money that I let out? Ann.; .It's. my. opinion that you I ire going to lose both MONEY land FRIEND. It is better to find mt tlie party now." . . rather than '.t some later date for you are not msing so very much. M Mr. B. L. Herbert. .Rev. B. T. Sears spent the weekolid at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bland on Jackson St. Mr. and Mrs. *3. A. Attaway I .iave moved to 7 Bland St. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Martin iave moved to Bland St. also. # Miss (Jarce Bland entertained a ^roup pf her friends on Wecines-| lay night with a lovely party, during the afternoon, the guests jf town guests were Misses Nadine Barker and Marion Martin; Messrs. Henry Smith,. James Carrol and A. B. Cooper of Edgeheid, S. C. and Miss Cynthia Harrison of Brooklyn, N. Y. assisting in entertaining was Miss Hattie Miles. At the conclusion of the afternoon's entertainment a sweet course was served. CROSS HILL NEWS By Mary B. Calwise Merry Christmas, the happiest ! holiday in the Calandar. We had lovely spring weather for the Christmas holiday service at St. John church Sunday. Rev. W. L. Shepherd, the paston, preached a wonderful sermon. Wide spread nterest is centered in the an! nouncement of the marriage of Miss Fannie Watts and Larry McGowan Friday night, Decembei J5, liJ36. Mr. and Mrs. Jessie I Bvrd of Richmond. Va. spent the (Jhristmas holidays with Miv Byrd's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bar.ie Byrd: Mr. and Mrs. Amos?Eirly?of -Brooklyn, N. Y. are the?lovelyguests of Mrs. Eirly's sister, Mrs. Willie M. Miller. Miss Sarah Redd left Sunday for Petersburg, Vst to ^4sit her broth>r, Mr. Henry Redd. Mr. and Mrs. Lemon Sapp and little daughter, Gladis of Raleigh, \. ic. are spending a few days with her aunt. Mrs. Eva Lemon. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ruth of Greenwood, S. C, were the we$k,-nd guests 0f her aunt, Mrs. Mary Ann Watts. Mrs. Emma L. Anderson entertained a number of friends with a delicious turkey dinner Monday, December 28^1936. Mr. J. B. Calwise spent Wednesday in Greenwood, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Foggie. MILL BRANCH A.M.E. CHURCH Rev. I. H. Dozier, Pastor The" Sunday school opened at the usual hour with the Supt. at his post of duty. The lesson was carried out very calm and simple. Sunday was the first Sunday in the New Year and a great crowd was out to service. The pastoi preached about the young rich ruler and used for his subject: "You Are Too Rich". The sermon was rich in the spirit of God and f Kn oit/Tinnnn anomo/l f a Vioun the effect from it. Shortly after services the commnion was served to the waiting congregation in the UBual proce dure. The collection for the day was very good. Thursday night tha faithful members of Mill Branch A. M. E E PALMETTO LEADER Nd H HUm papar ONLY wtea Mad to ywr kMv. Far fitiaN .. I^wif a^iTinaA ; la' tL^^jSkn^LTmid : " "*""* | F. L. O.?Am i doing the righi. thing to keep on asking the man 1 am with to marry me and whai iloes he intend to do ; .Looking u. see my answere soon. Ans.; You have disgusted him ... he won't enter MATK1MONY with >oL Live him up and get out and make other friends for 11 is just a waste of time to continue witn this man. Change your nabit of running after your trienoa. * P. S. B.?This is a mutter ol ousiness so please help me right away. My husband and 1 bougfit a car and*tradeu it lor anotnei and now we can'jt pay lor this one. vV ill we lose the citr and all th<. money we hate paid in* on it 01 what will, happen'! Ana.:,^vtf you do not-Wfet the payments the fiance company wil. take thenar and you won't gei anything back that you have put into it. Why don't you try to sch the car if you know .that you won'i be able to pay for it. You may make a little if you aell it. H.. G.?.Should I make the trip that I have been looking forwaro to or should I wait until spring?. Ana.: The trip will do yoa a* much good aa your friend tella ydj. Arrange this vacation aa that it will be STRE.NEOUS and t won't hurt you one bit. M. S. S.?Is my husband really -sorry?fur?me?for?treating?mr mean? Ana.: He is and he is going to show you that he has your interi'st_at_ heart and won't let such an | INCIDENT happen again. He wasn't in love with this woman. . . I he just passed time off with her. church was in the house of God watching the old year out and the New Year come in. When the i bell began tolling for one minute j of twelve o'clock the pastor re quested all the members to get on their knees and give thanks to God through a prayer which was a touching occasion. After the New Year had come in there was a short experience meeting ana after ward they adjourned. .fhe rgstor ia turning over?a. new It af on the choir for he s requesting that every memoei have their robe by the 3rd Sunday. Mr. Lossie J. Hyman and Mr. t Alex Guiles returned to school on Sunduy night. Mr. Hyman is at- ' tending Allen University and Mr. Guiles, Wilson Hi. The people in this community are beginning their usual occupa uon wnicm js making tobacco beds. The members of our church apparently made a resolution to go to church every Sunday which is very fiive, Mrs. Susie fRoberson and Mrs. Kelly are still on the sick list. I ALLEN TEMPLE ? A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. R. I. Lemon, Patftor Greenville, S. C.?Aft^r an entire week of continuous raffiV the clouds disanneared ar\H tk? came outf to tfie"d'cTTght ofe'veryone. As a result a large numbei was present for Sunday school. The Sunday school, also made a "New Year's resolution," "Tcg-gain higher recognition in popularity, numbers and irv money,"-?We had a fine lesson that was enjoyed by all. Morning service began at"! 1:15 a. m. with a large audience.- The pastor was at his best and deliver ed a strong and soul stirring mea sage, using for his subject, "Began With God/' Everyone should have heard this message. The Holy communion was given to a large number. The A. C. E. League met at 6 o'clock with a large attendance | Night service began at 7:30 p. m. The pastor again delivered a fin? heart searching message. His i text wa? founcb L^Jor. 13:13. We ! were pleased to have Rev. Whitmire, a student at Furman university (white) worship with us. He made some very touching remark:-. The Communion was given to those who did not commune in the morning. The small children of the church( girl) had a Pew rally and a neat sum was raised. Sara Mayes received 1st prize ($1.00) and Florence Fladgers, 2nd prize (75c). The pastor was highly pleased. Misses Grace Crawford, Andrena Rutherford and W. C. Crawflbni, Jr. of Newberry, S. C. and Miss Martha B. Brown of Anderson, S. C. and former students of Aller > university were the holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bridwell and Miss Sara Whitner at their I home on Dunbar St. Mr. Alvin Mack has returned' from Philadelphia, Pa. where he I spent the Xmas holidays. Mrs. Lydia Bridwell has return- 1 ed to Atlanta, Ga. where aha is taking a course in Beauty Culture at tHe Apex school, ? i - " ' "il nil iff r .it "i i SILVER STREET NEWS ()dell Reuben, Reporter Alter nineteen nundrcd anci thirty-si* year* of struggling again??. Xgnoiaiu and unberitx. tne spun ox Ainua seems to have engulXcd the world and especially this community. &s ney.er. before. 1 _ (Jhristmas day was a great day at Elisha A. M. E. church. Many people were out to heir the wonderxul Christmas program. Revs. J. C. Collier and W. C. Crawi'ord delivered two wonderful Xmas sermons. The collection Was very good and the music was furnished by the home choir. Welch Zion Baptist Church Rev. J. C. Colliers, I'ustor The fair weather and " Xma I to this church early Sunday morning. The Sunday school was called to order by the Supt, as usual. After the devotion, the various ' classes went to their respectiveplaces and reported a fine lesson. | At 3 o'clock, the pastoi^eame be-1 I fore us with u very good (message, subject: "What Shall I Render to God for all His Benefits Toward Me.?" It was enjoyed by allAfter which a wedding came, off "between " Miss Lueitida " Reedcrand Mr. M. B. Boyd. This is just a beginning of thi many marriages that have taken place in this community. Among ithers jwere: Mr? Forest E. Millet and a girl froip 'Hannah settlement; Mr. Willie Hubert and Miss 0. B. Getter; Mr. J. R. Davis and Miss A. L. Hipps. Our visitors were many this Ghristmas. Mr. Nance Williams was down from Winston-Hwlem; , Rev. Fieldings of Philadelphia was also here. Mrs. Maggie Reuben i? here visiting her mother, Mrs. i Easter Bauknight, her home is in I Norristown, Pa. | Many of our people took a trip ' to the capital of our state Satur| day and reported a fine time. There was a Xmas tree at th< Welch Zion Baptist church Monday night. It was very fine. Many good speeches wpru mo*u by the following; Mr. B. B. Berry and Mjp George Reeder, both officer^ of the church and Mr. Ode) Burke, a junior at Drayton Street. High school. Truly the many gifts portrayed?the spirit?of?giving ' which seem to dominate this comTmmity as hever before. Mr. Mose Johnson was -found Thursday dead beside the road. He was alone and evidently "took some kind of sickness which overpowered him and caused his death. It has been reported he had much liquor which no doubt caused his death. - Sickness is very great in this community. Your reporter, Ode!) I has been down some time with the Twumps, a disease which has griuped this community for sometime SALUDA COUNTY TEACHERS' ASS N. The Saluda County held its sec-, -ond?teaehera-'-?meeting, December * 4th, 1936, at the Saluda Rosenwald High school. The meeting wa? called to order by the. President, at 3:15 o'clock, by singing "Higher Ground." Devotions were conducted by Rev. II. J. Trapp." Singing?;"If Jesus Go With Me I'll Go." The program next provided for a re port of the minutes. After which the president turned the meeting over to the Supervisor, Mr. T. F.. Hammond for the purpose of dis cussing thp teacher's manual foi Elementary grades. This information given the teachers was very much appreciated and helpful to all present. The program provided for business. Discussing salaries and longer school terms. The presir dent appointed a committee to discuss with the county superin vcuuviii, ?iiu uiuu.i!& oi me couniv the possibilities of raising the teachers' salaries and lengthening: the school terms. The committee includes the following: Mr. T. F. Hammond, chairman: Mrs. K. R . Watson, Mr. J. R. Freeman, Mr. E. W. Simkius and Mr. A. C. Hightower. 1 Tha Supervisor laid stress on J preparing school buildings ami _ beautification ofl school premises. By common consent of the association the meeting hour was changed a half hour earlier. The presi dent urged eachteacher in the i county to pay ten cents for the joint teachers' meeting wjiich will, be held in Edgefield, S. C. in February, 1937?? ... It was motioned and seconded that the meeting' be held Friday before the second Sunday in eaeh month from 2:30 'till 4 o'clock. ST, MATTHEW BAFT. CHURCH Rev. S. M. Halsey, Pastor' Ncwborry, S. C.?Sunday being the first of the year, was a dreary dry; the attendance was small iri , Sunday school. The Supt. was at his post of duty as usual. The B. Y. P. U. turned out infull. Mrs. N. L. ILaltiwanger, the president, was in charge. The ^oung people seemed to be very much interested in the programs each night, at 7:20 the pastor came before us as usual with a message full of inSormation from St. Luke 19:40. If these would hold their peace, the stones would immediately' cry out. The holv trhnst ir> full "TVio children's penny cluh rally ammounted to $12.22. Margaret I Ruff received the first prize, the ' highest raised $5.54. Robert llalsey, the 2nd $1.95. Burnese Williams 3rd $1.92. Lubertha Lewis was home from Washington. P. C. to visit her mother, Mrs. Floyd. January 10. preaching at 11:00 3:30 Communion. 7:30 Friendly Rally for the church. James Hope W?L choir will sing. You are always* invited to come and asorahip with ua. ? - - - sorj, GI.E^MENG J&fedftp men's he FM? > I arie ise, ~ MtP'' ." ^ A '" 4 Kievili^^ jSQflF^a' #.? ^ " */ *> J lrc"'N,nii* iMT >i r ' I r, t;.-/?: ii 1 J oH>ght I GODIfllOVlif If your dealer 3r 3^ 7~W . It ?eod $' 2 5 direct to ^s*^^5So?>v GODtFROY r.AttUFACTURINO COMPAUY MiWHKfHO MiWS I hen Oration Street High ^t-hijol. Hup. Prof. K. 1'. (iladdcn. Principal jfott, The Wed lint* '. i lls lunjj for J'.o. feasor T. I;. l.o^un. who. ri.ui'ri'od- . i"..Vk' one ul the teachers in * Richland "He ounty, 'WVwish l'or -tottiV a l'ott^ i "!''y and happy -1?f . , "***['* "F.TTlryr-hrrrrarv?f-;T ?to. ''"'(L 12-i.fi L- " ^ 7 ?! J' I U' III Jiencc- witnos-ed mi -,'X. eilci.t' jkm .train fur tli?- celebration o.T Eman- \ f ipatiuii Priic lah.vr.ion. . The music by the Rhytnm , hestra with til* ft.it" x;y..?- V.<-rff * iters: Mantess I'a.-l il. All'J'aa.- ! ." bor i:in-\ Joseph Allan' tr.ao drums Mi/sen I h'-aia i'r.a ( "It . U iraael- \ THomasena Martin ..-and. Lio.ck.-- l'j Kvt lyr. Martin w ri. ju_i.fi"i u?M .M . Kun:.<* "E. All'-n ^pLa:.i tis"arijit , * recti <s,. ' ? Vocal .-a!rt by Mr. Jame.t ,Ky!ly M.? . and Mrs. Celestine Martin. Tri by Messrs Jamffs Cait?r, Wilson m|"' Sligh-.arid James Kelly. Mi.se u), Esther Mae anil Elsie Gallmat Messrs S. W. Allen. Sr. and C. -\\\ j lonoa sanff in 'he choru?. The president. Prof. II. B. Rickaid gave very timely remarks anc prevented the master of ceramet ies, Prcf. A. T. Butler, Mrs. Lulr. ^ ^ Crawford very beautifully am distinctly read the proclamation' grayer and scripture by Rev. \V C. Crawford. _ The address' by the speaker o'" * the day, Prof. J. T. W. Mims v.a; one of the best we've ever listen 'r>?: t*d to on such?nrr?CKcnsiun.?Ht beoration was tilled with information y and inspiraritn.?lie" uns?aeeom , Tnr~ nanied bv hi?<f wile. Mrsl Minis nm'J r.< their adoftlfU, daughter,' Mi* si ^-d Prof. rR. F. Gladden is filled j with Smiles since'his wife has iv.' ;yp turned. She visited her relative y in New York and Washington, ! c.* C.,'where she saw several ol* he* .ur( friends from the city orf friend'j. .. folk:', who send regards to aH" o< ',7 their many friends here. ' r!* *' Miss Katie Irons who has beet.! 1 . ill for some time is better.. sinc< t v her sister, Mrs. Mamie Young l'nc< from Philadelphia, Pa. has con.? j ' UV1 to her bod side. , .j 'I I' Mr. Gus Boukniyht has been cm | T fined fn bed two weeks; we hop- j very lor him a speedy recovery. hoi: ?Mis>es Ida, Vem and Rutherford also Mrs. Annie Ma*. Williams, daughter of Mr. ami ! . Mrs. Jack RutherfoVd'.. gave ; j birthday dinner for their mothei ! *r Mrs. Ida Rutherford January 1 ] 1937. The room was beautifuhy <^' ? decorated with yellow and green. .' V The birthday cake was baked by ' Mrs. Alma, Robinson. They served a three course tur- ' . key dinner that was very deliclou-i. . j 1 She received several useful . gifts. The guests present were: V Prof, and Mrs. R. F. Gladden. Mr. and Mrs. William Morris. Mm- , b0t.. dames Mattie Jones. Missy Will . 1 q<-?P P/lf'io RntAc 'in T^wrf?. - I and Eunice Allen, all reported i . , pleasant time. Master Harold Abrarr.s spcr.'. ^ the Yuletirie vacation in Sparua. p^' burg, S. C., visiting bis nun' \'uy' Mrs. Mae Berry, and in Winstor. Sal^m. X. C. visiting his cousin Miss rllla Belle Sheers. ' He re Per) ported a very pleasant trip. ,,rr Mr. Allen Mance spent a fe\? days in Columbia, ?. C. visiting r , his grandmother, where he had a very pleasant time. " " _1 Mr. Fields Graham was called on account of the death of hi - ("J father. We extend to the entii-'.fcli family our heart felt sympathy. MrsTMarv Abrantg Is able to be : up again after having been cor.- en fined to Tier bed about a week/ i We are glad to kn w that only ?? a small bone was broken in Master Gilbert Alexander.'* arm dining the holidays. We trust it will soon be ucffp!fcnH*'Tairti Cahar;* Presbyterian Church"Row A. H. Reasoner. Pa* tor S The Sunday School service w-> - (C largely attended and enjoyed b ' <j?ah all. As the pastor was a little late 01 the children's hour was conduct- ' RT . hv Elder C. W. Jones. Mrs. E. Guess Gary told the children a ] story about the ant and the gr: s- w hopper, which was enjoyed by a!'. At 11:43 o'clock the pastor's are ' ; whe C. N. S. Writing Club dull: $1 membership entitles > ou t< s^jp advice on all wfttffljf problems fo: T; one vear. Special terms on let y?u proi tors, speeches; and Manuscripts fj*ps criticized, revised, copied. tlon and G. N. S. BUREAU - Dun 141 W. 512th St., New York, N. Y. ^to??ooxi^o;o;oo^ooaooo^>c few 111 help David G. Ellison General insurance Honest and efficient atten- j tlon given to all business Vs piaeed with ? - 1 ^ PHONE 5717 1 ^ i I>*f* s i KAEK SS SO Y TO illA?t ruin.,, youthful-looking hair in this charm that wins irts? It not, use Ctot/efroy's Lgly streaks and patches of UpisutaSJlC 1?XHL 3'C ? with 1e application of this famous* " ~ ion. (Jolor wanted Comes ai k, jet bh <;k, .i.'rlf, medium irown, So tjuiek aodea*y to iUre. so satisfactory; Don't t a lsottle from your dealer, 3510 OllV? ST. ST. LOUIS, MO. JL le was "Trusting God for a py .New Year." Text: "For- ' ir.jr the things that are behind sir* uhing Torward- to the gs which hie before, I press illd to ti.e goal." Phil. 3:13-14. r his discourse the . entire negation w;as umpired to con- . j .it1 more for the- service- of r . Wild humanity. isi.CurT We! FT M r:_ Willie?frtrr- r '.ofl from l.au'rehi. S. C.; r.nd . .J J;.. Porter, also, Mr. Z. \V. Iivt't.. We say to them and,-c_ ?>. ci me again, h j; _ ?; wring the y">uh. i tp-dple's nv'it- ' ' *' that .(.- r.duqtei by Miss' '.'A- Join - was very good All i." me.;.be!> took an active in th'- service". Qtiess atiif h_ r little cousin- - ~'% li'i'l?-M J~; 1 V 1 iai \?liui = ;?:?the holidays. ri Zf W. liaeki-tt~was a new nber added to the Sunday "! j*?. 11 .S-?r<lay morning:, ur hearts were saddened :to iv?- tr.e message of Mrs. Pearl k I ruin Reeder's death* Monday y king; ..but we believe earth'aa ii. heaven's gain. ? Paul 11. A.' VKRFKY BRANCH OF ftlCHLAM) CO I NTT PUBLIC LIBRARY he Waverly Branch of Richi County Public Iwbrury wishes infi rm the' public that during month of I>?iember thi libra1* ?'?had its argent circulation in ' hisiory. The t-oral krftY-uIation ' December wa^? 30S;'this includ Adult fiction 637; - non-fiction Total .1040. "> jychily: fiction,,006;' non-fiction .. total l if.O. [any magazines, adult and juile; were.used, also a large pis ) co]lnctfon' was circmulated ng- The. month. A grand total SG became- new borrowers with re-registered. A . total of 1229 rence' readers used' the refer shelves.*" Nineteen , schools e' book deposits i county) and city si-hobl. he workers of the branch are anxious to- si-cu're more new 'owets' and a greater circulcJENKINM IL1.E NllWS iss Jeniiif. V. Harper', a teachn the. Mt. Zion. school. Mullir.s, 2. was taken seriously ill in ?ol and was rushed to the < of'her ss-t'er. Mrs. Eliz'tbe-th 'in. I.ruy.nr. S. ar.d is now bp Saunders Memorial hospiFlorence. S. C. whvre she ur.ct-nt a very serious operation appendieiti-'s. Her mother, dr. .sisters and brothers have i by her l'?e<! side 'durinir th? lay*. (Had t>> say she is ran I.. I : - : kT. lie! SISier. .?iJKS ri.' M. Harper loft Florence day to rvi'uroo her work at th. >. C, Miss Carrie Loe Harjeft. Saturday to. take ut> her k- ay air. at Prosperity, S. C. r. ar.d Mr*"." N. F. Harv??*<~-Ms ert Harper. Mrs. Kthcl iHarMartin. and others ha.e rei*d to Jenkins.ville after visjr the bedside of their daughter or. . Mjs? .Jenr.ie V. Har. 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