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P**? 8 CLOVER NEWS Rev. E.~C, Wright of Greenville, ? 1 S. C. spent Friday night here with jp relatives. .. y. Mr. Jasper Barnett left "Satui- to day evening for Baltimore. Md. to s0 be with his son David who is ill. Mr. A. B. Jackson spent the . u Week-end iu Charlotte, N. C. on t_ business. Miss Martha Campbell returned home Sunday after visiting . relatives in Baltimore, Md. for ^ two weeks. ' Mesdanvjs George Adams, , Washington Jackson, and little h*. .M issEs Marv E. Adams, and Elisc | M. Adams were shoppers m Gas- , tonia, N. C. Saturday evening. Miss Mozelle Williams was the _"S spend the day gae<t of her sister. . Mrs. Thomas Adams in Gastonia * Saturday. ' ' Rev. and Mrs. T. B. THoifffts'and >f Mr. Charley Pegran'i attended tlu ' group meeting of the Spartanburg district itr York. S. C. Tuesday. Miss Lena Armstrong of Gas 1 tbnia, N. C. spent the week-em here with relatives. . _ Mr. J. Hantp Wright spent >a.J urday in York. S. C. en business. J. Mr. Samuel Adams of Cheste* S. C. spent the week end hen with his family. We rev ret verv much that Mrs Marion Dulin is sick at. her honu p on Flat Rock St. - ? -We?hope for her a speedy re- ' covery. , , Mrs. Geneva llagins and famil> Jiave moved to Gastonia. We hopt J* they will like their ilpe. We are very glad to know tha Mr. Meek Stewart, and Mrs. Liz e= ??? ????zie Mae SLnue are able .to be o'.>_ again after a slight illness. "j fl Mrs. Eliza Miller visited re 1st fl tives in Rostsnier City. N. C. lait ? t week. Mr. Charlie Adams entertain || ed a bunch of frien {.? with a || ostrich supper last week.. Mr. and Mrs. James Wise ai 11 the proud parents of a sop. .Jaine j|| Jr. Mother an.i a- n are ; <loir. fl Mrs. Mary. " .Willis Adams o |p Gastonia, N. spent a few day. i| here last woke with her nu the jgj Mrs. Eliza Tate. fl Mrs. Carrie ..Stewart was th fl glleSt Of Mrsv Eliza Stewart Wed- I nesday. fl McKnight 11 i^> h School Everyone i- very quiet arour fl McKnight Hi. this- week, and yp. may, know why? The mii-tern fl examinations began Monday an | will.end Friday, January 22. an every one is very unxi< us to mak: good on their examination. The ' Ag" boys gave a literai-\ program in chapel Friday morn ing which "was enjoyed by the sti: The basketball team is comi'n. , along nicely; here i- the schedul through February 1H: ^ January 20, Kurt Mill, here. February 2, Clover at Fort Mil; February 8, Clover at Emmet 1 . Scott. M February 18. Emniett Scot here. . The T. R. Clinic wrts held i: the chapel Tuesday morning. A1 the children as well as the teach ers took thd test. .'. MT. ZION A. M;E. CHl ItCH Rev. \V. I*. Carolina. Pastor , Sellers, S. C.?Sunday schoolnp & ened at the usual hour, .with th< ' Supt. and his co-workers at' thei ' post of duty. The lesson wa beautifully discussed throughou tlie various classes.and Mrs'. L. A Wells gave a timely r 'VA'W. Promptly at 11 :R0 moijung ser ' _ vice began. After the deyction the pastor presented. Presidii 1 Elder L. A. Wells to preach. 11. selected his text Romans 10:1: This was a strong and powerfu .* message and will be long renKnii At the close of the service th. P. E. came down?and cumplrt ( J_ our first quarterly conference . ^ This was a great meeting. im beinjj the first and such a succes - pinv [hat the others will bi like-wise. ~ At 7:30 we again reassemble; j and the Rev. W. 51. James broitrh to us a message from St. Luk _ 15:18. Quite a few were out a the evening service. The Pulpit Aid Board entertain ed the P. E. ar.d his cabinet, th pastor and his wife with an elab orate dinner at the home of Mr> G. A. Hunt Sunday. Mrs. Kmnn Jones has returned home frors Washington, after spending sev eral weeks with her children. Mis Rosa J. Fladger spent the week end at home \Cith parents, she wa accompanied by Mi.-W Bulal " Franks. Rev. W. P. Carolina o'Ui. beloved ^pastor is spending th< week at home with his wtftr?arte children at Georgetown. LEESVILLP) NEWS \ In spite of the ra/ny weathe pi a large number attended service it Sunday. Sunday school began a its usual hour with the Supt. ant. la teachers at their post of \%?ty. v Rev. Bates brought fofth a won- tl derful semon to his hearers. ti On Sunday night, Rev. B. F \ Sumter of Columbia delivered : soul ;stirring sermon from St ? John 14 ;6. It was ? sermon thu tl will be long remembered by the hearers. He is truly a man sent 11 by God. s Miss Edna Mae Suber of C<T 'v lumbia was guest of Miss E. S. <?? - t -c Marsnan on aunuay. , Tl^e dance at Ivccsville Highl J' school, Leesville, S. C., last Mon . day night was very goo<_. and ev eryone reported having enjoye* themselves very much. Pecpt i were present from Aiken, Angus ta, St. Matthew, Columbia, Hates burg. 'Trenton. Ridge Spring, John .. stop and Orangeburg, S. C. T~ Clarence Pinckney and his Iniperial orchestra were at their jj] best. Thanks to those who help- 8j ed make it a success. ' W1IITM1RE NEWS The Weill he 1 sT;lI enfttVol'tlblo ~ ft because the inclemency of t> weather, wo >hould not cca*<; j serve t?od. And the way \v * 1 eve him, is to scve Him in spir- i and in truth. Most of us do I '.t. We let the devil conie front ! o much. Overwhelm the' devil. I On account of tjhe inclemency of | o weather, Sunday, we could not i"o the full church attendance. . t with those present, we had t ry splendid <ermen. delivered our beloved pastor. Rev. J. P. ado. Rev W-i.de selectee, hi - text from e 1st Psalm. He preached a arty sermon, and if we heed to hat he toll us, we will", h.eeonu ttor Christines. The two ma'11 loujrhts wire: Plant inir'seeds and ttiiifr out i>I;tmto. Compared to. :owuitf Ciui^'.ma. and -euinjr out h.ristians?valle-.l piVtenders. Mps. Martha Ranks .is st ill insposed at -.this writing. She is >t muelt invpiovtu at t?ri- writThe CCC boys, located near. .? ?.. i. C. sponsocod .a show at ie Whitmtre s-ehooh Thursday ?:?; *? inuary' 11. Which proved .sue'Ssflll. .Miss Annie Lco Abrams .--till renin* indisposed'from an aoci nt. Wo hope "she will recove r oil to resume her Job of toaoi" Please gather your news-, te md to your reporter on OR. II. M: IIOLMlis . " ti> iieeologis't. Ai'la.nta. <ia. mix;;: si'ui\<; news l)v-s| ite tht' rainy \v? at her. .S m" ty. then Wfro a .faitji.ul i\v. ii.mti in the rliuryh services. SVjn . F. Hammond opened .Siuninv luo| at the. usual, hour. We ha. very. fiiteroMihif Ks.-n'n ami i> 1 JoiUC'd to hivvtlbent enjoyed In iu-.h one. Instillation services' were, trierr, > the newly elected-officers, of the . T. I., for the, Near of 1 '. ."IT hv Irs. In. E. llightower; The of ceiS'are as follow. : Miss Theim; Jler?u!i, INosI; Miss Marion Haniii ml,' Viec-I'res.; Miss I tan Wilaius, See.; .\|iss Eli/.abi th Bi-a'ux, Trims." and Mr. .lathes F.iii>n, choir leader. Each office \ i . nier.u.er of /die II. T. L*. has lecV'ril to make tile year of IT!. imiii.t.r \ t .11 for t i.- 01 uui.i/.aon. . The E. I'. A. club was'-ortci t::i''. v I at the home of Mr-. Minnie B.' I'oetie Friday, evening at ">:t)o o'lo.k. This meeting coiisi-teu l? >lly of business. After all us.ne. s was over they were serv-I a delieio'... eourse its' eoektaii. moroisia. and cake. Tin. n e. sijf was jrooa. The next meeting .will he . lle.'-i t the home of Mrs. ( . Broadax.' 'I III'?F . i n ' i,. Bn i-- rrt Fl'olll rhbtbrtr second ineetiio.!' f.-.r .tlu_ rar at the homo of Mrs.- \Vi 1 h< ii'ir ,'i' (tlie ih'eciji? > S .n .ay i-.o.i"" Tin little folks seeiileii vatly | l *a-i'l ov. < -t he work ton ley- <44-i?best-,?Uut, tin y were .no. leased eim 'h . to- .-ay that's otn eyt. so they ;'a' i?aiinie a new dn rinination ti i- year to ti'v a;ei 0 lull pel" n i t better. The lilt 1/ lk were served apple sauce.' uuiwii hes and cake..Mr. and Mis', ('apu- (run ten huv-. t a . ; I to N'.-w A " i. a ft < ? .- pe: 1 o.;r: t i'111* v ' ! f tlit ir pnlent - h\ ard M?>. \V. 15. liazzard. M llrlina (1: :.ha in of Aike'.. . ('. was st-t n :i> town SaUi rda;.. ,i v. .Ma a y ai d <if Aiken-wa- -> -j; 1 town Friday evening. Sclltiol Nl'tts ~I)t .-[iir i" t lie?ii'cl'")-("il?w <-at tn /. . n* atU a aivc wngood last Week, he lowest' attcndarce. record ( i a- week was.2H>. The basket-ball girls are bu.-\ radioing daily. Watch for ma herlule. The li. IC. girU? entertained ._la_ _ ,'rgo group at a.n i i.irmai tea nnday afternoon.- Miss Mabry, ie teacher put forth every etVm t > make. the. young folks haippy. deiieiyus rcpas- was served. We are all 1 oking forward to urlesor." and hep- Dallas Steppers ie final appearance of Madam ririay ni?'..t; .lanoary 22. Adission 10 and 15 cents. The 1'. T. A. will hojij. its month - meeting Monday nierht. Help >ur children in the patron const. Aa> a prize will be given at ie end of the year to the daslat encourages the largest nun ir of natrons to attend the T. A. * CjARI) OF THANKS We are very grateful for alf ox cssions of sympathy during the Iness and passing of our dear ster, Mildred Watson Staley. Ruth C. Watson and sisters ' TI BRANCHVILI.E NEWS ?Stmdair *rht>ol at Bethel A. M. E. church was hold at the usual oi>ui. The ofticeri were at ti icgulrp- posts oi yuty. T^e lesson was- we.il discussed mid enjoyed by ull. At 11:110 Rev. J. M. McKinley preached a short sermon that was enjoyed by all. At 7:30 our pastor. Rev. David J ones preached a wonderlul sermon. Our hearts burn w. thin while he piveached Wo are glad to have our pastor lack after such a long delay. The pew rally of. Wilson M. E. church was a success -Sunday llltX1. We wish to thank our many frivn s for their liberal cbntribuThe Home Mission club of the Canaan Baptist church was held at the home of Mrs. Lillie Marti no, January 18, 1037 at 7:30.. Scripture reading Miss I.ucile Jamison. Prayer, Mrs. Mary E Jenkins. The dscussion resolved That the Foundation is More Impoithnt than the Building. * Affirmatives:' C. Bonapart; negative,' E. Byrdr The dobato .was tlisruss^ oil and enjoyed by all. We regret very niueh the iiliicss of. .our President, Mis. D. Koach. Hope he will spun t/e well an.', happy again. Mr. Samuel Williams was "the dinner guest of Mr.-and Mrs. F. Leven, Sunday. We enjoyed hav- . nig. Mr.. Williams with us. ?-ftrv;?ami?Mrs:?(leu roe Baxter } 1" Bowman and Mr. and Mrs. D. Baxter of New York were" guests f Mr. ai.il li iT . Murray .loiies on Tuesday afternoon. We are look/tig forward with mu, h pira.suiy to the return of .he talkies to-our eliapel Tuesday bight, January 20!. Come- one and ii ha..- enjoy the thrills of a great western .show, Joe Louis :n the ring jvvj11 Jbe an ad led attraction. (ItF.STON 'NEWS St. Paul A. M. 1>. Chureii HtV. 1?. J. I lodge. Pastor ' Sis'- day s k-vd open <! at tin1 e| ho ii*. w'th.: h.* .S'lnt. and e'o .'Hi " , f duty.. The lesson was l> -autifully di.wus'sed hroiiglioa-t -ib yarioer classes. The pastor" gave a sp'en ii 1: n view. 1 !'?;npcly ill l'J M. our r.clovOO 1 (.".'u:; the morning s,or* ice. *" !is u xt wa-s f umd St, I.ukeJDJI: ... i HU', "Tlu\ e* Persons in Or'.i." It was a xou.i stirring sorm'? n' whirlr; wa* ;1 hy ill. This.. sV-nnon will ho long remembered, we have a wnsider'l'iil pastor, anil. .-h> ici. Ik prom} .'of him. . Quite a few friend;', from other ,'hurehes v-nvhiped with u?. Went.c always gin r to have Visitors. Hi v. H. ,1. Hodge U ok dinner with Mr, and lr.\ \. D. FredeViek. The Preidir.v Flder; Dr. IT F. lljldebrahd i'nd .otlv is w'. ro dinner guests oi ! . ail I .V. s. Frederick also. Dr. ' F. Dihh'.'iar.'l held his first herly ?' <? Arrive at Mt. Zion \. M. 1".. ehrrtli. January 17,. l'JdT.! ! t ain, up a.ud pvemhed the evu- I ;i>;r : e. r.io'i for us.. Our" evening e.rviee began -at S:Ou p. m. After j " '! preliminaries, I)r. IT F. Ilildebvand delivered a very strong ' or g, Jlis text was found St. 'oh,: 1:.1'.'uhi(-et. "Ci.me See the ii:;st." It was a noble- scrniuKi h. v, ill linger 1> ng upon the . ill" ihi- hearers. We shall /lad to have our presidiftf* elI'. Ihhlobnunl conic and !?? us with our services at any . . V.V appi v'elated his cominy t > much. F.dna Katies, reporter KASI.KY NEWS EasJ'cv I'nion Baptist Church. ~o7T:?T~TT?McKt.wifk^ ' pastor: -urttlay school lo o'clock, Iicuctfn E. (!. Cianett. superintendent. Pia achir.y service 11 ;d0. B. T. -4-a??[i.ia... Kas'.ey .Chapel M H. church, Rev I,. W. W'lliams. pastor. Eroac limy third Sundays at 11'.."10 a.m. >'d 7pan. Sun ay school at 1J) o'clock. Brotherhood at 7:UU p.m. Kpwoith League at 6 p.m. We all regret that .Mr, Nathan Valentine has been fn far several weeks. Wc hope and pray for a speedy recovery. W'e arc glad that Mrs. Cora (iambic is again re stored to health. Mrs. Jossyy 1'aekson is spendirg some time inj Deerlied. Fla*. - W'e mi.-s her very much but we ac triad she is having such a love 1y time. Mi. .lim Ibhinson was given a iui prise birthday party; He was .'really surprised to find that his wife could successfully put it over / m. Mr. Aryo llolloway and Mrs. I.illie Map Mansell' were married on January 1, 1037 by Rev. A. I. Cauihle. Only a few members >f the families were present. We wish them much success. Mbs F. L. Williams is going to render a musical program at t'he Easley Chapel M. E. church, Jannary 28. 1037 entitle The Sale of the World. Children tickets are mt for sale now. Admission 10c. All are invited. " . IN MEMORIAM In dca?r an<I loving memory of our fioar father and husband, Mr. lessie Ford, who departed this life . January 14, 1 i>f{4. Dear beloved thou hast left us, I"1 this world to tread alone, We <Jare say how much we^miss : ymn ? Since from this old eai-th you've gone. i Mrs. Sallie Ford, widV Julian, Charles and Wilbur Ford i sons Mrs. Ada Love, daughter - - ^1 7'^*7r 1? PALMETTO LEADER BROWN GRADED SCHOOL AND FRIENDSHIP A. M E. CHURCH Nesmith, S. C.?Sunday school was called to order at its usual hour, with Supt., Mr.E . D. Nesmith at his post. The lesson w?.s heautifully discussed by the various classes. One of the local preachers. Rev J.^ Bur rough preached at 11:30. At 2:30 p. im. the members and visitors of Friendship witnessed a soul-stirring message from God delivered by their efficient pastor, Rev. H. W. Williams. His thonie was "January," the sermon being rjulte unique in Its?form.? After the religious part of the services, he announced that the elder, Rev. H. H. Cooper will preach here the fifth Sunday, and he, himself will preach the 1st Sunday both morning and evening. If you want to be up lifted intellectuaJLv and religipusly come out to all of these services. Mrs. Ben Jon>cs, Jr. of Winston-Salem is here, visiting her husband's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jones, Sr. We wish for her a . pleasant stay: We are glad to see Messers Jerome and Thomas Prcssely at home aihter having spent a while in New York. Owiiur to the condition of the weather, the orchestra that the members of the faculty brought here Friday night, wa* at its best. The trustees and members of 1?K. TIIO.MAS R. 1'FYTONProctologist, ; Now Yoi k- City the faculty will meet at the Ahool Dun s'day. .Janiiaiy 1 1th.. Mi's I{. K. McCutekeon spent the weekTend with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Spripht. A poem originally composed by a' fifth erado-student of" Brown prjuled school: . ? "Yesterday I went to the brook, I cnupht a fish with my book, I did this for .'several time-, And every lish I caupht was mine. Kloise Xe.-mith Mr. H. E. Naupher, Hist. Supervisor of Vocational Apriculttire, t-Scit o/l ! ??? 1 re H/i^nt.4 T7*?.. ? I. I w M viiv. rig* I'V|?0I Will V III, I'll.lav expressed hinirelf a- hern }* well pleased with the type of work bring 'done, through the In.-trueti<>11 of their teacher, Mr. M McOttry. The boys of the N. F. S. C.'s Chapter though to Mirprise Proi. I?. i 1! and Mr. Vcrd Peterson, state directors qj5 Vocational .-V-'.iicuit .re with an after Christinn turkey jar their Sunday dinner, which was "shipped in time to reach ihem before Sunday. We si:,ceiyl.w hope that they have eni-yed their turk y. The chapter is now getting ready for their fathers and son.- banquet, which is t.jy be held on February al 1. 1P5J7. Alex \V. Rres-ley mm m - t K-VW-AY BFACil. X. V.? ---Sunday -was-a high day" at Bethel A.M. K. church. In spite d the in. lemt ney of the weathei tin re \\ i i e thlee strong sei niorrin?:n bed. At 11 a.m. Rev. Solomon Km-man qu- pastor was.th speaker. At 3:30 p.m. Rev. QuarI'rt-m Ml. Oliver I. M..F.. wai the speaker and at 8:00 p.m. Rev. .vliiiii.iis, the world's evangelist was the speaker. Many^visitors were present. Our Pastor, Rev. Fri eman was very happy over the iiowei given him by the Pastor's Aid board. Mis. Julia Wells, president. We are gla to sei Mrs. A. I.. Staley back after sjiend inu the holidays wi th her mother ill St. Matthews. IS. C. Mr. and Mrs. Fortune spent the holidays in Philadelphia with brother and ^IsteV, Mr. AlKn P. Perrin of 1820 Federal street and Mrs. Corinne Kelly of 2020 N. 20th street. They reported a very nice time and a pleasant trip. SIDNEY PARK C. M. E. CHURCH Rev. T. J. DouelaSs. Pastor ?1 _ The Sunday school opene.' at the usual hour with Supt. Mr. I). R. Starks presiding. The lesson was beautifully discussed. At 11 o'clock the pastor filled 'he pulpit using as his text St. f.uke 5:2-4. Theme "The Discouraging Disciples and the Interesting Christ". This was a .wonderful sermon. At 5 o'clock the Epworth league met. At 7:.'10 the evening services be gan. The pastor filled the pulpit with another wonderful sermon. Sunday will be quarterly conference day. The Elder, Rev. J. A. Jones will preach at both services anil the Inislnt'BH lYWtiftg will be h 1 i on Monday night. The Epworth League will render a special program Sunday afternoon. i ANDERSON COUNTY TEACHERS' GROUP The teachers of the third sec- . tional group of Anderson county , held its monthly meeting at Pendleton High school, January 15th. Nearly all schools were represent ed. Plans for our. annual achievement day were discussed. A committee was appointed to slate a program for the same. The iGte was tentatively set as April 2nd. 1 Mrs. Renna J. Clark gave a dem ' onstration in teaching Elementary | Arithmetic. Very helpful infor- j The purpose of the groi^p meetings is for professional improve- 1 ment, so we feel grateful to those * who bring to us timely informa- ' tion. ' ' Mrs. A. W. Anderson, our Jean- ' es Teacher, was with us. Altho she is a student at State college, she has missed only one meeting. ! She is wide awake and helps her 1 teachers keep in step with the la- ' test an our field. At the close of the meeting we 1 were invited- to assemble in the ' dining hall of the lovely industrial building. There we were.: I serve 1 delicious refreshments by 11 tl,.. D T A ti. - r ' 5 Harbison college at Irmo and at Chcraw. TWe scores of the former were: Girls 25-9; boys 22-10 and the latter games' scores were 1 gills 25-8; boys 20-8. They have ' also met the Robert Small Junior ( High school of Chcraw. The scores were 22;12"of the girls in favj or of Coulter and..27-9 in. favor of 1 Coulter's boys. They met Mayo 1 ,i:h of Darlington, Fri lay Janu- 1 ary 15, 1927 the scores being 24- s 6. The boys did not play. The teams have scheduled about ' 22 Karnes. The-~,Jmc up of the 1 girls championshipcetmi is as fol- ? lows: i .Center Forward. Helen White; I Right Forward, Margaret Talloy; < l.eit Forwaid, Ruth Bennett; Center Guard, Dorothy Hammond; ' Right Guard, Myrtle TalkU/; Left 1 Guard,. Pearl Robinson. All played well in the past ( " antes... The Talley sisters have been stars in all. Margaret has well earned her name "Spee 'v J Talley". At the state tournament at S. C. State college she had the ) " honor of being the best all-around , ' player in the state. Dorothy Ham-!! mond bt-inthe "juggle" special-, ist. Jonctta Toatlcy, Lillian Talley, Ij Virginia Gillespie, Dicy Ford and)! Ixmise Antrum all made a good I | showing in the last game. The hoys' team has the follow ^ ing "heroes" on it. Uoijert-?F? ? !> i,?1 >nvid?Ale (km , Ion, Thomas Wilson, Andrew Ford Arthur James.' Moultrie Hudson,. Fletcher Linton am' Edwar Danish are the ; best "extras" to he?l'ound-. The -j latter a mere chid of 13 ha? displayed some qualities of professional players and is seeminelv the center of atraction in all rames. Keep up with the '37 champs through this newspaper. ABBEVILLE DISTRICT GET-TO-G.ETHER MEETING J To The Palmetto Loader The' ministers, stewards am. ; missionary workers of the Abbeville district met in St. James f.. 1 M. E. chyreh of which Rev. W 1 S. Minis is pastor. The meeting ' was presided over by I)r. P. M. ^ Gary, the newly appointed pre- ! siding elder of this, the greatest ; district in the state. The meeting was opened by the 1 presiding elder who conducted the . evotions, closing the same wt-th a strong scriptural exhortation, the purpose of which was fire the spiritual ambition of the district as a unit so that a gren't program might be put over foi the church this conference year. Revs. O. D. Young, C. G. Glover, J. E. Vauss, W. N. Curry, \V L. Devlin, P. L. Ely, G. W. Bradley, J. C. Letman, W. S. Minis and E. F. Johnson were present, all of whom assured the presidirtg elder that everything possi ble Would be done this year to hold up his arms and keep the Abbeville district in the forefront. The Missionary department was renresented Vw fho r?voai dent, the Conference Branch President, Mrs. Ruth Massey and Miss Hattie E. Perrin respectively and many othdr lpyal ladies among whom were Mrs., Marshall, Mrs. Belcher of Mt. Larmci and Mis. Marian R. Johnson, the wi'tfe of Rev. E. F. Johnson. Among the district stewards present were Messrs H. C. /Dun i mr i ,i .n.- wiiu nil1 HAMMttlll't? UL , , Miss A. L. Green the Home fecon- ' j omid teaeherv and the Home Econ- j! Jomic pills. Tlln fnopVtavc - nH i/iva/] ?<rninri? livn 1 * wvmv VIIJWJVU VII* ? I the classrooms and lookvg over during their activity period. COULTER ACADEMY ATHLETIC NEWS ; On Monday night, January 18, ' Coulter's basketball teams were victorious over the Timmorisville High school team$. The girls'anv. was. interesting any showed that the Coulter's' team was far superior.. The scores with the rriil? were 17-1 ami the boys' 449. The teams are under the di-' ?ic,n of C? a. h Hensop and Miss W. M. Gillespie, chaperon. The girls' team has been th?> state champions for the past two year?-and last year also beir.g- the' conference champions. The team has not been defeated in twenty games. ' Coulter has played five games thus far. Four of theni being rlniiKlo lir.n/lfru TKnv Kn,.? v.,,0 i?,. , -Jtw - .' * ; - lap, W F. McCombs.^V. H. Wheler of Rockford, Mt. Carmel; S. B. Mims, Prof. J. T. \V. Minis of the Bailey Bethel circuit and S. M. Wright of the St. Mary circuit. These stalwart churchmen all pledged full support in buil> imp up our Zion. UNION NEWS The Claflin college club held a very interesting meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Williams Sunday afternoon. Quite a few of the members were present Little Miss Barbara Jean Williams, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Williams were the center of attraction. They are both Scheiuled to be fr.eshman at Claflin in 1950. Both Mr. and Mrs. Williams are of the class of 1933, 31aflin college. Prof. Gore, Prin. one of the Hi schools in North. Carolina gave a Kitchen demonstration Friday light at the residence of Mr.-. Jannie G. Douglass on N. Pinckley. St.. The entire lecture was eery interesting. He sold .many iseful articles for kitchen use. Misses Beatrice Reynolds, after spending the holidays at her home ill Charleston has returned to her school duties at the Sims IUch school. She had as her guOsti dur :ig the Christmas holidays, Miss Bernice Sartor, who is also i teacher in the city school sys:em. Messrs J. C. Copeland, agei> ?^? HP ! ;?. C. A*. I'OWi William A. Harris He for X, C. Mr tun I Lite Irs. Company and R. L. Merriweather both ?f Gaffney spent tht-* week'-etni .vith home folk. Rev, J. M. Renty (d Winnsboro, an old .Union, ritizi'n spent a while here recently. While here, he kokod up many of lis friends. Union has many reasons to be proud of Rev. Realty. The teaehers year book which ivas made po-sible foe the colored teaehers thru the efforts of the leans teacher, Miss Julia Dobson is making a wonderful impression Miss Dobson i- doing a very f'trtc ,voik in the Union County schools. T o Annual Clinic.at the Community Hospital will be held Jan jary, zv. i nis is one i t the outstanding annual affairs in Union jaeh year. The many friends in L nion of Mrs. Natielie'Mcl.ain Letny were, nade sad o hear of |u r d athjn IVa hingtnn. P. (*. T'v?; erv.ees \\v:e held in Trinity .M K. church in Ca r le:\ S. Sun-; is?y a.ternoon. .Mrs. L vv visted in the city .many, times. It is i -'rored that Union will soon have a new iLntist-. At uesert we .'don't have r.\ Pro... jos. oil of tile Sin s sellool ias been able to return to _his vork, to the delight of his ftiany 'riends. Rev. C. C. Coleman, the new last or 01 /ion a. M.v" 1'h church ^reached a wonderful sermon Suniay. Mr. and.-Mrs. C. K. Wilson of Newuerry "visited menus in unon last wcok.^? ??-j GOLDVILLE CIRCUIT This report brings to you the proceedings of the first quarterly conference hi Id on HrC (Joldville q'.rcuit with IIr. E. II. Mc'5ill n. esiding elder and Rev. \V. E. White, pastor. After a song and prayer Dr. McCiill read the' loth chapter of Paul's first letter to the Corinthians. The various reports were -oad. Dr. McGill gave an interesting talk we enjoyed. We raised this quarter S.'HUK). Two reirorted '< ceased, sister Lizzie B Miller and brother D, S. Sulr. r. Talks were given <*n the Vfe.of these members. PINCKNEY'S F1 UNDERTAKER AND LIC SOUTH CAROUN 1 1006 WASHINGTON ST. '1 3'T"^' | ) I k Saturday, January 23, 1937 FUNERAL SERVICES FOR MRS. CARRIE SINGLETON % Program of the funeral services of Mrs. Carrie Singleton, held at Mt. Pisgah A. M. E. church, Sum- < ter. S. ('.. January IB, 1937. Processional? Prayer?Rev. A. P. Spears Hymn?Asleep in Jesus Scripture?23rd Psalms?Rev. A. P. Spears. Duet: There Is A Place?Prof. E. E. Jones and Mrs. Maggie Glover. Remarks-^-Mr. Henry Pearson, the \ leader of the deceased. Reading telegrams and letters of sympathy?Rev. A.. P. Spears Hymn-?Abide With Me (a favorite _ of the deceased) Obituary?Mrs. Julia Byrd Sermon?Rev. R. L. Pope. Text o 23rd Psalm, 4th verse. Committing the body?Rev. R. L. Pope. Recessional? Viewing of the bodv in thp veafi. bule. Interment, was in Walker's cemetery. Mutual undertakers in charge. * ? NEWBROOKUAND NEWS Sad news?Thomas Porter, first cousin of Rev. A. P. Porter, died Sunday at 11:15 a. m. His death? I wa a shock to both white and Tf colored: due~tn thc shftyf. timo of mm. di I L. ('!: . ' ' fi ':>< i j.ital. Atlanta, (lo-Ttrin his ill iris.:, Ev. M. M.'Feace of Second Calvary Baptist church, j iriichvlo.., aii;! Ubv. Sinnnons offered prayer. It was sad. because he (Thomas Porter) did not have a cfujrch; \ It was sad in the second olace that he never did confess saving flsibh in the Lord and Savior Josus Ch rist. I trust that his wife and all of his friends will take warning from his death. Read the' Ecc. 12:1, and the 2 last verges. He was carried to his original ihome, Newberry, for interment. lie leave si to mourn his loss, a wife, one brother, three sisters and a host of relatives and friends He was a good hand, worked for (Juinyard over 20 years. ? m ? ? AIKEN CHAPEL BAPTIST CHURCH V Taylors, S. C.?A very enjoyable sermon was pleached .Sunday, - | .January- iu.. i tie serijnon Degan a t^ 11:30 o'clock ana the Lord's Supper was served at 12:30. The J., a .io-i was $21.00. Mrs. Mary Anderson and family wore the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Alexander Sun ' The Rev. J. H. jGilmore and Mis. I.illin Barton were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Spear Sco t, Sunday. ?I.iirUo Anderson of Win ston-Saleni, N. C., spent the holidays with hoi mother, Mrs. Mary Anderson. Miss Wyn ma Young of -Kannanolis. N. C? spent the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Young. Mr. Charles Greer who is attending college in Atlanta spent rh.- holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Butler Groe. Mr. George T. 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