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p Page C ?????m p,- It. Jul, ! AFPLICATI NAJfE -?.? ADDRESS ___. -_, CITY | BIRTHDAY . ? GRADE ? HOcr | *?' Fill out trris coupon and mai X ?tampod enyelope to The Pali * : 1310 0? u:. . I t too^ni > i y Cl., u J U III U1 ci, * "X the roll book, and you will recei < MARGARETWRIC.IlT WRITES Hollo Everybody, My! I know you are enjoying this beautiful - sunshine morning; I am sure I am. Very early thlW morning T..cquld Hour a little bird singing in a tree near my window, ? ho seuiiuil to say if is- ri mv to g<; up. I am still gottingTUong nice-. lv in school,' \V'e are very busy on industrial day ' getting our work ready for Field Day. some are embroidery; some are making : rugs; 'sonm are taking, the eduett- j tion stitches and the boy's> wil. . . make table flower stands and other yscful thftigs. . (fTl^'i^iTp'eTvlf^ . -or visited our school on Friday and found every one busy. I attended Sunday school ami ohuivl" as usual, and in the afternoon;'. Rev. Huntpr from Ohio preaeheo for us, and We all enjoyed his sermon on "Drive and Oo Forward." Lack not thy riding for me -ac cept I bid. The garden is coming on nicely ami the hens are laying ?_ eggs. I guess that?is. enough fo. this time, so long Bill un^il next week. Margaret Wriirht I PICKKNS M:\VS On Friday evening,' .January 1." 10.'J.T, over KOo wit nessed the dra nta, "Tin* Rod Headed Sup Child ?Presented {?v members of th High school'' department <'f th Pickens County Tr.tjpivg"school. . Miss .Marie. Young receive many commendable Remarks fo the splendid presentation of he . , well trained cast. Anion.'th out of town guests wore: ProMartin and Miss Noah, Ialieri.; Prol. llarnsiih and Mr. Pet erson, Seneca, S. C. and others. The Basiket Ball team h,:t great plans for the i'titure. (.'on. on boys, l.ot's liit the line hard! . The Mission met at the home o Mrs. Carrie Gilliam Monday aftei noon, Jpnuary 11. A croud pro grant was enjoyed. The subjee for discussion was, "Uow Can "Wi Make Our -Mission A success?". _J Miss Frances Rosemuud left las Monday for Winston-Salem, whet she will spend some. time. Mrs.- Caldwell Clink scale an Mrs. Louise Miles left Friday fo Ohciago, 111.. where they wil .', spend several WCeks. Mr. and Mrs. George Griffi: spent the day in Greenville, Thursday with relatives. i ? Miss Frances Jones was a week end guost of Miss S'adio I.ee June of Greenville, she veiw?rt?.U si ant visit. Miss Helen Sizempre spent ; few days with relatives in Senecp.__ She reported to* have had a ver> joyous stay. \ Miss- Geneva Gash is the .week end truest of Miss Evehn Gal'd ; * man. ' ? All the friends of Rev. and Mrs F." L. Lawton are glad . tn know that their little daughter Frank ic> is still improving. Sunday was the regular preach ing day at Griffin Ebenezor Bap tist church. Rev. W. A. Anderson, pastor His text was 11th chapter of St John, subject "Lord if thou ha< been there my brother \yould no' i have died." A very timely . rnon was enjoyed by all. Miss Edith Johnson was th. Sutnday dinner guest of Miss Martha Sizomore. - __ ; PROSPERITY NEWS On January 5. .l'.'JT, the passing n A A (l-i.n'fl lirniirrlit si\d ness to many hearts around Pros- j parity. The funeral was attended j - at his homo. Miss Edith levant ' saufr "Swjng Low Sweet Chariot." | Scriptuce lesson read by Rev.! F. M. Wilson. Remarks by Mrs. | 1 A. V. Bates and Mrs. Sallie Gall- " man. He leaves a wife, Mrs. Eugenia Adams, one son of Philadelphia;' three step children of Philadelphia and New York; one brother. In ) termedt ir: Sidney Park G. M. K. church'yard. Rev. T. H. Weath-' ers officiated. The Prosperity Undertaking Company in charge. Mrs. Daisy Levant is , s^ndin? a few weeks in Chn" visiting her dangler, "Mrs. Maggie Gall - ' ""Mrs. Rosa L. James has been ' ^ ' very sick, but is much better at Tirritim/ The Basketball team from St. Matthew played Prosperity Jr. Hi. January 13th. We are expecting . to go to St. Matthew Thursday. y January 21. Watch this column for more~1 iitcieating news. >i . ft_ Subscribe For Tke Leader 5The fllTH'S GKEAQ-ST "WEEKLY BILL CARTER, Editor ON BLANK I I j m Vr* * <> u r o ; -.STATE I ...... ? AGE ;E l < u o t together with a self mldressed )t| tto Leader, Bill Carver's Club, &. C. Your name will be placed on *?* j ; h membership card and button, .j. i GRAY <01 KT HI. SCHOOL V >....... y\ "" vThe jolly band of j?irls and boys hjivo Tiad two weeks, of hard work 1 since the holidays, which we hope j wili he the fcword with which they, may?" >11n.'i'<st'i111 v eu't down fails Ule.S. .M im-l.erni eyi pi iioir Hm* lie pat* .Monday, January ISth. This year Gray Court school has ' realized more cooperation from < parents and friends thu.n ever.?^h? fund for lfnrWrv.repairs is s.teadi ' ly crowing. ? The Home Economics Depart ment under the direction Hi' .Mis ( . .M.. .Martin of Tuskegee. A hi. has made wonderful progress dui irg.tlu' iii'st two incut's.. The girl: ' uniforms of blue and white ha made a Very unique appcar'aijce; ; * stVp of which the school at lariri is very, prohd. . ' . [ The . devotional hours have he come helpful as well as more in 1 terestimr hying thoughtfully plan ' nod by Mrs. \V. A. White. To the students from various rooms wh< brcsent the host program will he given a prize. The Extra Curricula. .activities' Have not been omitted." Eridav 'Veiling. January K,- tin; Athletic I'h with Miss (I. S. Thompson, lircctress entertained a host ol, riends -with a Musical, program ! .nd wedding; this closed the i'op- 1 InI I .... ...- If!.... I.I. .... .'in - -.1, .HPS I.UIVISMl ' "I yd. a:;'- instructor was in chary,-! ' 1'".. t.hf music. h'ht>--<>t was a success; Mis-. ' M aft .tie L.. Jatvksoh. Oth y rat do. \ya < fawned "Mi>? Cray Court lliyl; iai.ds??most yoiiny: man in school. School," 'iusides niaiTviny tin Mr. Krai 11k . Wrijrht. Jr. Mis lacksijn also 'received a benutil'u. mil expensive Tea Tot ? raisim \ lie hiyhest amount. $10.17. Tin the?-' contistants rausiny amount s follows: Miss Anny Oliver. Ill ,'ia !e $S..'>(. ; Miss Sarah J. Wriyht trade 8th. Miss Rufh Land' old.' yrude 10. $0.00; .Miss I.onai d. Martin, yiade-0th, Sl.dT; Miss \l!ev Aleronili h-i-m.I.. ". !< s-1 fatal amount raised 20. The sextette. ,and .quintet );e nskiteens rejoiced over their lirst | .ictory over Simpnnsv.illo llijrh cho'il. .team's in the hist m\ of th. | school, Friday nijrht, .Jnituary 1." 'hey hope to meet Hell Street f Clinton with the.-same resit!'. Ion'ay, .January ISth. Coming! "The Henpecked Hero." 'oinedv in three acts. Dont' miss it. \N I NDF.I i:\TKD FOOTBALL SQUAD _ .A. 1 ? V ? 1 Anders-n. SjC.- Although tin J Fiiothall season is ove.r and every iqiIv attention is?on bi>.-' in tlia.'l >\;e thought wd would let t;iifriends of ReeU~+!t. 11 itrli school i know what,a team We had this schotd term, under the efficient _j manager, T. !>. Williams and Coach Eddie Woolridge. The schools they played and the scores are as follows: Brevard X. C. __Rtt7T St 7 Sims Hi., Union 0 Reed St. 2': East Efid Hi., Seneca Reed St. -">2 Fountain Inn 0 Reed St. Friendship college 0 Reed St. 27 Sterling Hi ah 0 Reed St. High 11 Rrainerd Inst. 0 Recti St. 7 All the garhes were played at home and at nUrh.t except Friend _ ship college. The*' game" between Sterling high and Reed St. high was broadcast while in action-.This honor was given through th courtesy of Mr. Frank Thompson (white) Reed St. team, bettct known as the "Blue Devils," is composed cf the following boys a pd we are attempting to give their position and honors which, were given them in chapel Friday morning by^Fthe manager and coach. Albert Norman L. E., Letter ami Star. 4,ohn W. Jackson, L. T.. Star. William Dooley, L. G., Star. Rdflie \A-r'-y, *,.* Letter. Jafnes Chinault, R. G., Star. James Hunter, R T.. Star. Berti and Norris, It. E. Letter. Sylvester Crawford, Q.B., Letter Charlie Sussewell, F. B., I setter. Franklin Anderson, R. II., Half .Moon. Nathan Harper, L. II, Ixtter. William Crawford, Mascot for 1 beginning of Foot Ball in the school, was crivon a letter The Principal, along with the entire?faculty?and student bedy, J wish to thank Managrr Williams and Coach Woolridge for their ex cellent service in training such a 1 wonderful team _ I' A Reporter 1 | r ' > . m inrf.n iJt? I I , :aficr f I ^ WINNSIIORO NEWS For the 1st lime, a Health Institute. was held at Fairfield Co. Training .school, Winnsboio, S. C. January 15.th and 10th for colored teachers of the county. Schools were suspended by orders of both state and county Supts. and teachers were here in great numbers. The Institute was made possible through the sale of Christmas seals and sponsored by the South Carolina Tuberculosis association. The instructors. Mrs. M. Monteith Simkins and Miss Blanche S'ewcll were* quite at th'emselves and explored every common contageous 'desU'e,. its cause, prevent ion and 1 reatiiient.. in- same The teachers wore greatly benefitted by 4sucjr?fii)iely instructors as [bey received. Not .only hca education, was ^givleJi by Mrs. Monteith and her assistant, but many schorl and classroom problems were solved. At the close of Saturday's session much valuable literiaure on' hr cmiuon cuntageous diseases ^ .vas distributed among the teach rs including a health Manual l'or ^ ach school i.i' the county. t Following tlie closing remarks c >y- Prin. W. Ai Ross, a standing ote of.thanks was extended th.* in i diuctors for their Untiring work v tinuiig us. . We wire also glad to have had Mr. Semi mi; Carroll. South Cai'o- v ina Field. worker ill Humane Kdu- ( ation. jk\-itli us. He'made a very ^ piii>cdy address to the assembly on Humane Kducation and its-signi- j( iciiiico.". ; Prof. F. F. Mcintosh, who is j, rade instructor at Kmmott Scott High, lioek Hill, S. . (': was the v viek-.eiid guest of his mother last A'eclv. - V On ! nday evening, .Ianuai v HV." ~ Mrs. II. 'I'. Russell i+eH?.hnV.n I Maine* 1 tin*, ynunj; nien.'^witli a a! in- ken.' "T" i (ulnics <>f cards -were enjoyed b\ ? , iH until lato in the-evening. aftef , v'liieh the- guests. were* invitee! inU' ^ In; diniirg i nom whoi.v a delicious Vi iiVtf suppt i- awaited them. / I hose attending were: .Messrs \ .J. ;u.<l F. K.. Mcintosh, I'. A. \ Tcwarl, A. Iinsetuxniujjh and hi- u fo'Mi-i'. J. I). L. lVay, J. McDowell \ "\ Jackson, C. Johmw n, \V. Rt>?-c- \ >oj t?u};h ami .J. (.'. Wade. Mi-s Gem v'a Heaver, who has or some time suffered . with ati t iffliete i ey,- lias- retmned to lu-i :i chotd wurk. Friends of-?he is -vill he glad to note that she is j; 'onvnlescing. k sr. gkokgk in school (1 . a. y_. Prof. M. \. Odoiu. Principal > Tie students, patrons and vis ting. friends were thrilled to theii inuertips hy a basketball pane 1 dayed hy supeihly matched tram Friday afternoon, January lath ^ fhe representatives of Dorches or and Carlton' counties played ; ..II fought name to the tune ol howers that ..fell at vain us in rvals. The game ended with M. George Hi school girls victo -( ioirs hy a slight nun gin the scor- " s Icing 20-18'. The coaches Mis?. n s Danncrly an/1 Murdaugh arc t? , >e connjiettded for the 'first fruits' >f their labor. The members ol , he team are to he given much s edit for their line sp i it of sp. it. u'anship. Special mention must-bt nade of the following: Brown ' rfwrisim and Riley as debtors; !o111;es, the .--will, sure, sharp denting forwan!. of the team? liirtvi-vi r, tilt' "pat tin the bud;' 1 'or team-work must he?gtvrrr~te ! 1 ay ties miff ~ (la rtte r as guaxds- * rp,"; r.'ii.lnt- ?P . c...ct ..< a. -ta-on. instilled in the hearts of lhose playimr for .the first time; he anxiety to make a showing 1 'or themse lves: in . the^next wmc Friday. Watch the "Leader" fr) he tesnlts. A. popularity contest, that is be inir sponsored by Miss E. G, Brow- ! er has created much interest a < none' the members of the student 1 body. The contest wffl"close near t i in* -i'.'in oi tins montn. t The IIdmh' Rttttottttt?students ~ have organized themselves along I with the other II. E. students of the state into the code of X. M. v S. ('. or the New Home Makers of South Carolina. Keep an "ea- t irle's" eye on them and you will t see the type, of work they are do- 1 ing the school term moves on. They are being efficiently guided 1 by their H 1*1. teacher, Miss B. 0. Dannerly. _ 1 Campus bea'utification is well on '. its way by the agriculture boys i under the skillful supervision of i their instructor,'Mr. M. A. Odoni. < When spring comes around with budding (lowers and 1/vight new Ifues, the school, community and t town at large will he able to re- I all the strenuous efforts put for-, ward by the pleasing appearance i 'hat the school will reflect. Thl/i i lu> iitnroncn/1 rr?11?v?o>rl since. the holiday season, it was ( necessary for the addition of a- r nother member to the faculty. We were so fortunate a? to secure the *e,vices of Mrs. Tx)Vely Mae White, formerly MisS L. M. Morgan?of- ? years an instructor at. .Dunton ( Memorial High school. We h(ho r that she will enjoy working with 1 us and we shall do all in out t power to make her feel at home. r jb. l. it i i '> a^i>?ihrtt^mii - rHB PALMETTO LEADER BETTIS ACADEMY NEWS By Keva Holmes We are all pleased to see Pre9ilent Nicholson out again after sev ral days' illness. \Ve trust that ltj- shall be *hble to keep up. Amon,? recent rally events were: \ -"Three Pots of Gold Party" by he 4th Hi class, a "Winter Night's Party" by the Freshman class and i "Friday Evening Festival" bv ;he Oth grade. Each of those aS'airs was largely attended. We sympathize vvith Miss Ruby Nicholson, 4th Hi., who was in"ecently. We trust that she shall !Oon be quite well. i Messrs J .P. Burgess ano W. W. iyilkins of the State Vocational iepartment, were visitors here Thursday. Thev found Mr. Blaslengale and his boys on the job.,' Friends of Mesdames BcssiA ind Victoria Nicholson rejoiced vith them at their respective birth Mrs. Adrena McKio Treadwell, lay parties recently. 3ettis '30, spent the holidays with ler mother, Mrs. Martha McKie md visited friends at Bottis. Misses Ludle Hammond and 'aerie Gary, "Beftis '3b, who are. caching at Chappells, S. C. were veek-end visitors here recently. -Misses Rulf, O. Brown. Mesdams B. L. and V. Nicholson and Mr. rarr were party guests of Mr. and T5 I> I * i- ? ii.-. nunim1 orujuuy 111 .*\lKC*n Vednesday evening. Miss Valnia Patterson of Chiago was the week-end' guest oL Trr'and Mrs. ('. W. NtirhPtsorrr~^1 Miss Myrtle Nance of Newberry ne of our '.'it? graduates, began caching at Kathw.ood in Aiken ounty on Monday of this week. Mrs. Plane lie Evans and sons, A'ardullf Emanuel and Broadus isited her daughter, Miss Mae i\U?ns Saturday. .? Little Victoria and James Olipant spent the week-end with then j unt, and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. unallcy, Trenton. Misses Cailie Hatcher and Peak? Curry were dinner guests oi I iss'Carrie Simpsons at her home i Edgefield Sunday.. Miss Ruth Mennfee, who is I forking at Camp Pewilburwhitade, near Orangeburg, spent th?' ! eek-eiid vCth friends at Rettis. Miss Mary Thonias, serior was leased to have her father and rothers visit her Saturday. tf.. . * r ? * .hi, >vi?iu'r .Mason 01 r.uroKa, a Kcnu'r student of Bettis and a raduate of Scholield was seen on ur campus last week. . . Mesdames B, L. Nicholson and elda Wilkinson, Misses Ruby licholson and Willie Weaver, Iessi's Herbert Hammonds and Raymond Norris visited Mr. and lis. J. Monroe Jones- and family t Harbison Institute during, th: olidays. Misses Bertha Moore and Leona "pson,. Messrs Jan'ies Moore, \V. '. Lewis, II. Hooper, H. A. Blas-^ engalc, Zacfc Simmons, Jojhnnie lobinson .anil Daniel Robinson ml Mrs, Collins worshiped at 'li.asant Grove. Kdgetield, Suna>'; . . , . Mr. and Mrs. Myron Ma.-on and I auu liters \isited her sister. Miss ,. Mae Watson, senior, Sunday. Ikacoll Ullie Hatcher fntbo... -.4 liss Hatcher of our facility is uH'oring from two fractured riLs aused by a full. We hope 'for hin, .speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Willie yiVicsou. Ir>. Ihuina Holmes and sejn, <ieo. re re Sunday afternoon guest *1 Ii^s Keva Holmes. The "Kivo -Barrels,of Silver ' ener'ainmcnt by the seniors, which s to be held Saturday evening, Ybruary ?>, promises to be an enoyable occasion. Mrs.- Hula' Brown of thls.comu.ity. mother of Miss Josie Brown 1 oui* faculty, was taken to a Co4+til>ia hospital last week for an peiation. We trust that she shall (mil recover. UvAl I (>KT COI'NTV IK AlNlMi SCHOOL ^Vatclr ourtcampus grow lovely i irder -the capable direction of 4-cs. ?hb-iiictta Havnes. otn beam. Ui,* okviii. ?? one jirs, nay-1 its"ami her helpers are busy mak ng tiq. outside more attractive, he boys in the Trades Depaitnent, carrying their idea that real rauty begins within, are doing nine mighty fine painting n the Teachers' Home, Why are the basketball girls so nil of smiles these days? Every >ne knows of course, that they lave been informed that complete lew outfits have been ordered foi htm, hence, their radiant faces. ?Watch your seep girls. Don't et those new togs excite you. We want some swell playing when ve meet Mather in a few days. Beginning Sum.ay, January 17 he quartet and choral club under he direction of Misses Helen S'ance and .1. B. Gilliard will present a series of song services. These meetings "wfll be held in the school chapel during the Vesper tour, and will feature Negro Spirtuals, classic and modern pieces 11 various arangements. The purpose is. to c reate a deeper appreia^ion for music in general and uir' own sor.gs in particular. Miss J. B. Gilliard, one of the eaehers, was caller to Charleston o attend the funeral of her grand athi r. She has the deepest sym>athy of the faculty and students At this wr'ling Miss Helen N'anee is called to Thorhasville, la., on the account of the death >f her sister. The faculty and tudent-hody extends their deep st sympathy to her and family. The fith, 7th, Rth, 9th, am.' 10th Trades gave a play party in 'tho Tliinr Fi onomfcn Htiililinp-?rrn rvl " lay evening. All present had a nost enjoyable time. Mrs. Shankin sponsored the affair and many hankg to her for the swell re>ast, ,-r. - 1'ii SUMTER NEWS The Christmas season passed with many visitors in the city and a full social calendar. Monday night, December 28, Mj. and Mrs. W. B. Sampson entertained at their home and Miss Florence Walker entertained at the home of her parents in honor of her sister, Miss Marion Walker of Orangeburg. Tuesday nite, December 20 the 3oo^ Fellows' club gave their annual dance with many visitors . from many points in the state attending. Wednesday night, December 30, Miss Anna L. Birnie entertained at" her home and the "Ritz club entertained a number of holiday vis* itors at the, home of Miss Gladys Wilder. Thursday night, Mr. Edmund McDonald entertained a group of young folk at his home. Friday night, January 1, Mr. ana Mrs. t. k. Atkinson entertained in honor of Mrs. Sallie and Miss Jimmie Dibble of Camden, and the Junior Tennis club entertained in honor of several out of Tbvrn jruests "at tlie "Home of Mr. and Mrs. Hities Toney. Saturday nite a proup of younp folk entertained at the home of Miss Ma'ie Sirtpletbn and Mis. Hattie Robinson entertained a larpe number of friends at hen home in Honor of out of -town puests ^ Tnniin- 1>Tt' n|| Emancipation celebration program whs presented at the! 1st Baptist church. Mr. .Mai shall Murray and Mis Huskith of Baltimore. Md., were the puests of Miss Celia WaShinpton durinp the holidays. Rev. and Mrs. S. B. Maekey of Summerville visited Mrs. Maekey's parents Mr. and Mrs. Irwin I.owcry. ' . _ ?." Mrs. Carrie L. Aiken of Sum morviiie visited ner niotner Mrs. Mamie Anderson and Mrs. Anna Clark and daughters visited Mrs. Clark's parents Mr. and Mrs. Twiggs. Mrs. Mable Summers of Saint -George?visited ?her?sister,?Mrs Maud Pemlergrass.? Mr. LaurenceRivers visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Sanders. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gilliard of Darlington visited Mr. Gilliard's mother Mrs. Alice Gilliard Mrs. Alice Gilliard and son Mr. Robert spent a couple of the holi days in Charleston. Mr. and Mrs. Tyson Mrs. H. M. Pratt visited Cheraw during the holidays. M iss Elizabeth Brogdon spent ] the holidays in Manning ad Chariesto, S. C. Mrs. S. G. Aiken spent the holidays in Allendale, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Writ.. Clement and I tittle 'daughter of Charleston I spent a couple of the holidays with Mrs. Clement's parents, Prof, and Mrs. C. A. I.awson. Miss Katherine McDowell a student of Benedict accompanied Miss Evelyn Davis home for th< holidays. Mrs. Lillian Brown of Florence spent a couple of days with Mr and Mrs_Geo. Blanoy. Prof. Ansley Abraham, who is now teaching in Mississippi am4 Prof. F. C. Abraham of Allen visted their mother, Mrs. Seleva , Abraham. Miss Mosley a student of Allen accompanied Miss Ruby Boykin home. Mis? Isnell Perry spent the hoi idays in Florida". Mrs. Emma McMnhon visited her relatives Mr. and Mrs. B. E n _ 1 li._ nr. - i n ? " rwuiMis, mr. ana iMrs, Albei't Spears and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Spears. Mr. Reynolds Johnson is again . at home from the Veterans hospi- : tal, Columhia, S. C. He is look- j in** the picture of health. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Singleton ~ and family and Mrs. Ilettie Din-, pie were called to Camden during illness and death of Mr. Singleton's sister, Mrs. Annett Williams. ; Mr. Solomon Pogue Is No More After a short duration of illness, Mr. Solomon Pogue passed away on Sunday evening at his home ad funeral services held at the 2nd Presbyterian church on Thursday afternoon with a host of sorrowing relatives and. friends attending. Mr. Pogue was an ofticcr in the" above named church of which his brother, Rev. I. P. Pogue is pastor. Rev. Nelson pastor of Goodwill Presbyterian church officiated. The * deceased leaves to mourn his departing | the following devoted relatives: Wife, Mrs. Mable Pogue, son Mr. David Ppgue; brothers, Revs. I. P. Pogue, A. J. Pogue and Mr. Zack Pogue of Sumter; Rev. Bris to Pogue of Washington, D. C. several sist.eiis and many othf-r relatives. There were many beautiful floral offerings from Unchurches fratfcrnal organizations and friends. CLINTON NEWS < Although the day was cold, dark J and dreary, the members and < friends of Friendship A. M. E. * church were at their church duty. < All of the people are working < hard raising money, for the new i Friendsihp A. M. E. church, which < will be on South Bell St. Thev J have on a rally now, which will < lend the second Sunday in February J j and I am sure that all of the mem- < hers and friends will bring up their ' I amount; all clubs are suppose to 1 j report 100 per cent. < - We urge the many friends of ] Clinton to visit Mr. Myles Cope- < laikLwho is very ill at thla writing l alii : , I I "ri I - WllU-^ f $nrtir ill | " BY II BR BERT 't* I'VE POI ND TBI You say that you w Except that I someli Seemed desperate a You say that you're That love is all you That yivine, thouph It's mine to have ah Well, doubt not that It's more than just You'll not quite kno^ # The peace, so soon, So let the world go On wings ox swift dc I do .not care to join As long as love is r (Note: This poem is written fo ^tnjucstcd -that I write ajmem of and' alsoMiss Lcuise Wutson.? Subscribe fb* the "Leader." No homo is comfortable without The Palmetto Leader. MP. MORI All RAPT, CHURCH M iss Reeder .Mae Henderspn . A large number witnessed the marriage of Mr. Jessie Choree and IVlfss Iivno Hall on Sunday afternoon at the home of Rev. W. R. Reeder. We hope for them a happy married, life. Those on the sick list: Mrs. Alice Jackson, who. has been sick for a few days. We are asking ail members and friends to go to see her. Rev. S. C. Caiman is also sick. We hope, fcr them a speedy recov GOl'liOfXE CIRCUIT NEWS Rev. R. A. Brown, Pastor On account of the weather Sun lav school opened little late, 10:55 with Supt. . L. Brunson in the hair. All of tlfo teachers were present except two. The lesson was taught in all classes. After a pier did review-by the Rev. R. A Brown, was had. The subject of the lesspn "Jesus the Water ot Life." Ailter which dovotionals were conducted by Mr. Columbus Muvreli. The Rev. It. A. Brown nounted the rostrum at 11:55 accompanied by the Rev. I). J. Hart well. The Rev.! Hartwell lined hymn No. 123. Prayer by Bro IT. L. Scripture lesson, the 8lh Psalms was read by the ..Rev. Brow'n. Second hymn No. 30t; then the pastor selected his text from Isaiah 0th chapter and at he Gtlr verse. . In the afternoon he preached another noble set men at St. James \. M. E. church which was inspiring to all. Mrs. .loseplii'ne Ban left Friday P.M. for Buffalo, N. Friday afternoon for Buffalo, N. Y., after spending-a while with her mother. We had a few visi!<us to worship with us Sunday. We are always glad to have yout preser.ee. At litis, writing our teacher Mrs. I'ernis is able to be hack on he jpb. _ W.c have- a few on the sick list. We hope they shall soon recover. New and FAS AlKEN-AUGU Elective December 6, 19.16 Lv. Augusta __ 1:00 P. M. bv: Aiken ~ __ 1:00 P. M. Lv. COLUMBIA 3:50 P. M. [.v, Charlotte . 7:15 P. J1. Ar. "Washington 1:35 A.M.* Ar. Baltimore __ 5:51 A. M. Ar.Philadelphia __ 7:27 A.M. Ar. New York _ X):15 A. M. Ar. Boa ton 1 ??P. ii. RETURNING Lv. Boston __ .9:00 A. M i Lv. New Yerk .2:30 P. M I Lv. Washington 7:05 P. M.I Ar. COLUMBIA 7:20 A? M Ar. Aiken __ 10:05 A. M Ar. Augusta 10:15 A. M. One hour and thirty minutes New York! Through sleeping cuivi n oaningioa ana INew Augusta-Washington. All Pi conditioned. Comfortable coat K?* b? ?mpi04 mt Wu For sleeping car reservations, far 1*11 0C <v>nr?nr? W. E. McGEE, AmI Col?i hi SOU! RAIL WA \ AV Hl/i H T?fifc Ifr. # ,?.__^ Saturday, January 23, 1937 IrJittatinna | l ' ELI DICKSON X LO LOVE, AT LAST! ould not have come I iow, V 4 nd ne'er so more as poor as I, ^ own,; f you give not much? one! 4 >' * I I I want your love, ? desired! J x its worth to me Tj| inspired! ' j rushing by sign? 1 ' the race 7* nine! ? I a number nf mv fvi?n/1<a \,/U? u?..? - . ?v.iuo nilV? liaVO ' ' love.) _ j ' nurse blanche sowell's f visit to clarendon < / County -4 Nurse Blanche Sowell . of the X State Tuberculosis association visited Ciartndon County during the flatter part of the past year. '. . ' While in the county Nurse /Sowell went into the homes of the people who have active cases of tuberculosis and taught the people the care of the -patient and how to prevent the spread of the disease in the home. The homes of the contacts were also visited. ? Tht? High school children were given the tuberculosis test. This proved very valuable information in checking the diseased and in op! ening our eyes to the immediate : need of a permanent county nurse. Several of the High school children Jiave visited State Park in ?Columbia, where the X-raying was 1 ^ done. The others are expecting to I go in the near future. I Dr. R. W. Mance, of Corumbia, I held a wonderful clinic during iftj I XT,C" 1I> i-.ii.un.- ouwrii s stay. lviany people attended. ' ! ' ' , The difference between childhood and adult types of tuberculosis has been taught. All classes of colored people have been reached and benefitted by Nurse Sowell's visit to Clarendon County . 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