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tjpm.. jej ?i ?n * . ' * "" * " " Saturday, February 20. 1027 SUMTER NEWS Lincoln's birthday was fittingly observed in the schools of the city ; d on Friday, February 12 and in the ! a evening at the 2nd _ Presbyterian S church the Better Citizens club 1 presented a Lincoln day program. b The Progressive Fed. club sponsored a pew rally on Suftduy af I ternpon, February 14, at Mt. i: gah A. M. E. church for the bcnclit a of the club. Rev. Henry Davis 1 gave an interesting address a,*d t the club members reported $1251. The Golden Gate quartet of Nor- 1 folk, Va. made their second an- v peainofP in r-Qiw.i.iU nl l)i? Ti'l r<T~ Baptist ch-.eh on "Tuesday^ A s large crowd greeted the singers. c The -regular qumthlv mm.trinp. -v of the county teachers was held on Saturday morning, at the Lincoln school building, with Prof. U. S. ? *-; ? Conyers. presiding.Miss Wilson, I teacher in the intermediate de- ' partment of the Hamptof, schocJi r was the guest speaker. - i The Woman's Home Missionary society of Emanuel M. E. church held its regulai meeting on~Mon-~ 1 day, with Mrs. E. P. Palmer,. Mrs. Maggie Stokes, State Len- < ten secretary gave a deal of information concerning her. depart, ment. . ( The hostess served a rcuast a! ?-??the cluse "1 the meeting. V ^ 1 Tne 'Ji:e More Effort Fed. club i met on Thursday, with Mrs; Ma miWilliams. shower g'y.yH I'" =* the cmTcTren ""cT me Wilkinson Home,'at both meetings . The hostess served a repast, at the close of the meeting. . ti,?' r\ tv-h. i v^utk-Il MllllT C'll'ClC i) Emanuel met on Tuesday afternoon with Miss '-Slavic Bradley. A vei*y enthusiastic meeting wa. held. A repast was served. The Claflin Alumni chapter met on Wednesday nite, with Itev.'and t Mrs. J. W. Curry of Mayesville ^$5. G. Rev. and Mrs. Curry invited < .. the faculty of Mayesville Inst. * The chapter sent $10.00 to Claflin fo assist the athletic depart v ment. , - Several friends of Miss Tryphena. Lewis, honored her on her birthday on Friday,' February 12, with a party given at the Comnjuni ty center; Refreshments were served. Mr. Logan, a magician, is g;v j ing performances at the schools, i in and around the city. The Venetian Glass, blowers gave a performance at Lincoln Iligh or i Friday. Mrs. Laura Twiggs has return ed home after spending two Week-in Summerville, visiting hoi daughter.and son-in-law, Rev. ail'. Mrs. A. II. Clark. She was enter- | taincd by Roy. and Airs. S. B. Mackey and Mrs. Shoolts duriiv. ?~ her stay in Sunimcrville. Mrs Bonn of Keokuk Iowa, was the week-iyd guest of Mr. an< Mrs. T. E. Atkinson. Mr. Hilliard Kerry of Washington, 1J. C. spent a couple of day> here, in the city; he was the giles' of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Spears, v Rev. and Mrs. Julian Stoke -. Mrs. Laura Wilson. Rev. and Mrs , A. R. Howard,. Mesdames A. . 1'. . Spears, E. E. Jones and E. C. Jones motored to. Cant'.on Friday n ghl to hear Mrs. Charlotte H Crown who was the .truest spoako: . on the program of the lit i> th an niversary of Mather Aeu icn.iy Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Kiidt-r, Mr-. 'V K. Logan now of CrooKlvn, X. Y., Mrs. Cclest Stalmaker ?f To vjiiip and Mrs. M utile M'1 - re. if Ptttti'mtty- Avr)*r? -calhM" ~ home during the past week on ae t <?1 the death of their fathMr. Lawson Kibler; Mr. Thomas, now of Philadelpn a, Pa. was called home last it on account of the death ol mother, Mrs. Lucy Thomas. . LORRY COl'NTY TEACHERS NEGRO HISTORY WEEK February IS the teachers of H rr.\ county met atri^rmwTfy an: held its meeting. The Negro Naional nthem was sung <for?Dpcn . ing. Miss CatiAgrine William^ I H read an interesting paper on Negro in Education. Mrs. -Magnolia A. Lewis gave some helpful in .formation on teaching" Negro History in the public schools. W* were- then favored with a vocal ^ solo by Miss Ruth Gibson. Mr B. C. McBee talketHorf" NogiO it Science. Two instrumental selec , tion were played by MifeejU. S. , Fotchcr. w president RTiue presented' Prof J. P. Burgess, executive secretary of Palmetto State Teachers' asso- c tiation. -*$AjMr. J. B. Jones responded. Ho c voiced the sentiments of the Horry county teaCh-Ms when he said Ien to us"** o The Home Economic teacher of c Whitmcre training school served us a d/ licious course. We were t also entertained with a basketball pame. Cedar Creek vs Whitmorc * v ? training ? MR. E. M. SMITH MAKES INTERESTING TAI.K The regular monthly meeting of ' f the Greenville county teachers as- ' o was held in the audito- 1 rium of the Phyllis \Vhratly b'uild ing Saturday. After a group meeting, Mr E. M. Smith of 1'urman university gave a very on- J tcresting talk based largely on: "The Aim of a Teacher". Mr. Brown of Newberry -spoke very ni eiy of the colored people. He said his short, but timely , . ijemarks that he was much ^ m interested in them and wairet'oady ' to help them at all times. 1 I The next regular moTith 1 y ment-~T 1 .- ing will be held the first Saturday i in March, 1937. Prof. J. E. Bock, iU presidemt of the association and | Mrs. Nettle James is reporter. 11 CHESTERFIELD NEWS v. Sunday was regular preaching ay at Mt. Tabor M. E. church, nd quite a few were present. S. I. opened at the usual hour, with no. L. R. Edwards, the Supt. on lis job. l i i- lesson, was taught by. Bio. ohnnie Sanders, Rev. J. A. Gary s the efficient wide awake pastor.^, ind he preached a powerful sernon at eleven o'clock adminisereil the Lord's Supper. The Rev. J. W, Taylor, I\ E. of he C'lveraw-Bcnr.ettsville district ras present at the "v""i"lf ? ice and made a.. lasting rmpresion on the hearers with his logial and profound doctrine. He ras the over night guest of Rev. nd Mrs. J. A .Gary. There was a Lincoln program endcied at Grand View Presbyerian church Sunday afternoon bj ocal talents. Miss E. P. Johnson, nistress of ceremonies; Mrs. M. j. Foster, presided at the piano. 1 he Rev. J. H. Toatley is very u>y niaking preparation for the 're.sbytorian which convenes here uuvn z-i-su. 1 ins promises to oe i g'eat gathering and quite a few enple of reknown will attend. Airs. M. L. Foster and little son lerald, Airs. Rebecca Anderson ml little daughter, Corn lieu and~ drs. Craig worshiped, at Mt. Taior M. E. church Sunday morning. Airs. Lizzie Gill was..the dinner ""-^1. of A'.v and Ah.s -Tnhmp.. blunders Sunday. Columbus Gill ito dinner with Robert .Edwards* Alenibors and friends of Alt. Taor Ai. E. church were glad to see Sister Pearl Edwards at church 'u'nday, after .being absent for juite a while, nursing her sick a lighter. Airs. Jennie Leake, an honored pomber of. Hurst Tabernacle A. L- E. Zioti church is very ill at his writing; victim of a stroke ast Thursday. A lovely Valentine party was riven at the" home of Air. and All's. V Edwards Monday night. The veiling was galy spent. Bingo and nidge were the leatures, sponsor d by Mrs. M. L. Foster ami Mrs. <*i rgurite Jenkins. Mr. arid Mrs. AV. Fountain and ittle daughter. Juanita, Mrs. Adlie Raiiev and Mrs. Fannie M train worshiped at Mt. Tabor M. C. church Sunday evening. Master Wilbcrt Jenkins, will be 0 your hoii.se Friday afternoon or Saturday*, look for him; he's aert on the job. If you don't have 1 buffalo give him a nickle or five ents or five. Indian heads or Lin olns. ?Thanks. Mrs.'Ijella Teal called at the. in me- of Mrs. S. Ei McCullough [Tuesday morning. CHER AW NEWS MDsos D> Hlue and Polly Flcmng deserve honorable mention fo^ invi'ng made higher averages in be mid-term examinations. These wo.girls are members of the 7th trade class of Robert Smalls eb.ool. Mrs. M. E. Butt; teacher, Mrs. S.-AV. Dens', 3rd grade caeher of Robert Smalls sponsor' a Taxi Drivers' ecsptest and "akntine "program Friday night a( lie school auditorium. The Pee \'o Coral?(dub furnished special us'c for ti e occasion. The two ":?xi. drivers who were in the conest were Messrs MariOn Ford and F. Horn. Mr. Horn won the u ize for having received the lar ( ; t. amount of votes. .:r>. A. V. Wilson sponsored a "l.iiu id'i -Vah-Hti-i'.e?^ o'' at hwr 1 .'tie Sunday afternoon. Friday night the hearts of '.carts ekdj of Sanford, X. C. gave i Valentine Ball at the Elk's home. Hie .music was furnished by Earl smith and his Jazz kings. Mrs. Ef.tellc Chapman of CamIon Rd. left for New York to nteml the funeral of her sister. Mrs. Mail- Wal kcr has re turned ifter having spent three weeks n Richmond. Va. with her moth The Woman's Missionary sociey of the M". E. church met at the Mime of Mrs. Susie Quinn Friday ft' croon ' ? Mr-. RertLa Ella CoachmjTTr err-ertaincd the Baptist Missionary ociety at her home Friday after iidll. Robert Smalls' boys and girls p.slept hall teams played - against let "all's last Thursday night, lobert Smalls won both games, '"ho girls'lost to .Bennettsville Hi. (outlay night, -February 15, at lenr.ettsville, and the boys won, he scores being 17-13. Rev. J. Tayhjr, presiding elder if the Bennettseftlle district preach i at Wesley M. E. church Sunday o r.ing. Rev. II. L."Counts and hoir of the Second Presbyterian, lunch 'rendered service at Wesley h- m. Sunday. The Ladies' Aid society renderd a Lincoln Day program Sunday ivoning. Mesdames M. E. Cox an" -hi.- ic B. Irvin were in charge of he program. "ROSS IiOAI) A. M. E. CHURCH ?Rev. If. H. Redmon, Pa?tor Our first quarterly conference ? 1 i -^1 U v;' IK' 1(1 Win Milieu sutceas, Elder E. A. Adams read for the noming's lesson Danel 6:1-11, \fter a good old time spiritual he. elder came before us with a nessage that we can't forget. He iscd for his text: Dan. 6:10 "Now -W'n iHTfrl know, the writing vas signed"?he prayed. He used 'or a Sub.: "Daniel As A Good Man." rl he better you try to live Lhe greater the difficulties," said he -spe a kor7 A sliort memorial servce was i*ld for the deceased, Mrs. J. Abney and Bro. A. Hendly with prayers that the Lord raised up )thers to work-in Hi^ vineyard. The day closed with a good colection, amounting to $16.35. Cross Road is invited to attend the Allen's Dav program given at UVateree, February 21, 1937, i ' \ 1 CHESTER PARAGRAPHS Mr. Eugene Mobley, a student at Benedict college, Columbia, spent Sunday at home with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Toney Mobley. Mrs. Minnie Wright, Columbia St., is out again after being quite sick for a few weeks. Miss Bessie Mae Vance and Mr. Samuel Lee Roseboro were married Saturday afternoon by Key; J. W. Wright, at her home on Culp's Hill. Quite a number of friends witnessed the ?event* A reception followed?immediatelyand maay were the wishes of good luck for the young couple. Mr. Luther McAlily came home from the CCC Camps in Port : Rogers, Forest City, N. C., and | spent the week-end with his relatives on Columbia St. Miss Odessa Moore and Mrs. Maggie B. Currence who are teaching in Fairfield county were here for the week-end. Mi's. Currence. was the recipient of a lovely birth day party given by her sister. Mrs.--Louise B. TTall, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McFadden. on Friday night. A salad course, with dainty and varied sweets >nade up the repast Mr. (3. C. Thrope of Spnrtanburtr was in the city Tliinmh.y, representing the Leonard Tailoring Co. Mrs. Elizabeth MeAlily spent Sunday in Monroe, N: C. as guest rrf-M iss Daisy G.'ay. : ~~ Many fruit trees, jonquils, ioj>f es, and early spring flowers ir> in bloom here. Tuesday-was cold with a very high wind; many poisons feared 'that continued cold will do much harm to these plants which have already burst into bloom. In the game played Friday nito. at Harden's Hall,, between Finley High and Emmett Scott High of Rock Hill, the. scopes were: Finle\ girls 13; Emmett' Scott 11; Finley's?boys 17 Emmett Scott's 4. Mils. Clara Beckham Law re net. R. Is., of Charlotte, spent Sunday here as guest of her mother. Finley Hi. teams left today for Columbia, to play Booker Wash ington Hi. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hinton's baby is very sick this week. . See Masters James Woods and r-ugene Atues ior r ne r auneito Leader each week. Miss Esther Stewart and Mr Talnlus Young were niarried recently. They are living at th home of his parents for the present time. Chcstej Co. Teachers' Association "^The usual large crowd of teachers attended the regular meeting of the Chester County T?achers' association on Saturday in the hotel building, uf> town on the hill Where the school is being taught daily. The instructors': Miss: Mattie Thomas and -Miss Ruth Bynum of Columbia;' Mrs. Ruth C. Pride, "of Union, were here and held the interest of the teaclu-r> as they do.at each meetipgr. The association registered lOO^per cent in State Teachers' association dues. Miss M. D. Kelly, Jcanes j teacher tabulated all names. Mrs: Martha Walker, secretary, read the minutes. President S. L. Finley made a timely talk as he presided over the group! All of the teach ers present passed, thru the various class rooms and admired the attractiveness in each, room, and felt it .quite a compliment that about 7000 pupils were in classes each week on the second floor -iust over the heads of store kecu? ers and business.people, and so fat acquitting themselves becomingly The next meeting, which will heheld February 27, will close the work for'this year. Much busi . noss will be translated in that meeting. The teachers have til! been greatly benefited in the instruction received in the clashes and in the. general get together v.'hich always proceeds class work. The association has given to all that teacher contact which makes each one desirous of attending all meetings, lest he miss something that would help in putting over his individual task. 1 MT. ZH>N A. M. E. ClliriU'lI Rev. \V. P. Carolina, Pastor Sellers, S. C.--Sunday school co-workers at their post. The S. S. opened with Supt. James arid his. lesson was taught and reviewed by Miss Beulah Franks. At 11:30 a. m. morning service began. The pastor being away, due to illness, Brrithor W. M Tames, one of the local preachers brought us a wonderfuHw^wrr-' from Stn-John 4:29. Quite a few were out to the morning service. The officers and members of Mt. Eion are praying for a speedy recovery for the 'pastor, We missed him so much. We do trust thai God will give him strength to' come hack to us very soon. We were very pleased to have his loving wife accompanied by Miss Parker, a friend of theirs to worship with us Sunday, This shows that she too. haa?his?Work at heart. Mr. Joe Nathan Bethca underwent an operation at the hosnitnl Sntiivdav Wo nro chid to note Mrs. Ada Hopkins is.home from the hospital after undergoing an operation and she's doing nicely. At 3:30 we had a very timely and appropriate Allen's day program. Those on program were: Little Miss Bessie Smith and Alexander' Smith.' Mrs. Fannie Carolina, Miss Helena Smith, Thomasena Me Bride,?ICmma Browa, rk'ssanine Jeter gave beautiful readings on the of Rishop Allen. Also Miss R. 37"Fladger read a paper, subject: "Richard Allen," a pioneer ofneligious_^^doni_jaild_-S?lf"Fenr Mrs. L. A. Moody sang a solo. At 7:30 we witnessed another wonderful message. The Rev. E. J. Garrison preached from the 47th Psalms; 2nd verse. . . / . . . . #. NIE PAT/MKTTO LEADER 1 RKOOKI.ANI) II1(1 II SCHOOL li. L. Harrison. ITinippuI This -is .\vhhp History Week, ami we are i^uing a program , g*gr Tenrua.i y i J. Last week our j i'rinnpal oi .gainzcd a "die tier club ' lor tne i>iii -aiat. iiiinh graces. A prize will Oe gi\eii lo the beat leader iii'lhe.-c l>.o classes. 1 he class elected an its president, hlizubclh \ i.T i.tiiie, and ior its secietaiy, A un : la Col'ley. airs, iiumci 7 (. oiumbia, w C. is conuucling an aciuit scliool in -thhr -btria.ing^ tstm?gave-" Us a vety nnpo. lant talk about the character b; pt. lie.also told us-that spurtniu:., Mp is the best thiiig we can na.\e. Uur uasiiot null' team is accomplishing mucin "Ac played. the gills oi 1-exi.i .t n una the scores were 7 to 7. ..Alter we tied we p!u+<j|-l'or b nu:. .Us, and the score was b-i> in l i\ a of Lexington; out the rule p; j fT does not per-, mit to play a lie " oil'. Therefore scheduled to play Lhuprn, S. (J. Wednesday, r ein-u,ii y 1 Vth.? Uur Literal.,-, teacher, Aiiss ./.elinu Logan v. i.s cua/luet ah open I'ui'lllll evei c i'li av ul'iArmuih. mi. iii the close '<A tne school term. she is tl(u:;i': i'i.?r Iii<- bench; 1 our boys a..ii.giiis. her real uloa of life i.s t<> accomplish something loi" oln>.-. She i.s as true. . 1 friend as \ .1.1 .cVer..\vailt to . .ia\e. ()Ut ?f)riucij)'i i cil the'-lolfow'ing poem i it to tin* '8th utlu b'fli f:isloj.y. classes: NO i . i:,V('AVj X'-. Soiuo'jaoraiy.f." 1 i'l awaken and not r.iiiid,' If I shall hear ;?>ur voice speak low that day; Or if I. walk a .cad a}id do not find,Your steps meet, a.ire some where ' along the way. I shall be full l' om all the hand I've known There days of ii.iin.ilod est ray and . pain, For there will he new. calmness of my. own. In which to walk when I am Full well I kao.v some day I'll through wit:; st-aiii. .. find release. Oh, always Avh.-n the pain has grown too trying Life finds'the hurt and ministers her peace With genua iia> ds .,m<> the heart that's cryir.",. .1 So th'-ugh 1 wad. :].is way long 1 U 4* ,1 . . ' 4 * * n IVI I I* U1 U 1 ,? . I noed .not. bout in-okon, pain always! STKKI.INC I! it;N I.IC UTS (in-t'r.vill:', S. <'. The tojebration of Xejjvo l!i-i(n?y Week by thy Senior < 'as wn> the best in .the ^history iff lite srhoob Lath day's pt irratn was opened" with tii1 iviiiun >1 A: tjuoit. "Lift Lv<iy Vnin* an !. Sinir." Tuesday tl i XYrto itr i'uetiy JinI Art. Sti ;.vv!| was. tlie Stature if th" "Aw. iv.: Ivthiopia. ' represerud 1 Miss K. I. Howard that the si 'djUoi'. Meta Warriek Ku!li ! . would . ,\... been amazed at the likeness. "Ode to Ltlik pin" bv Paul Law:vine Dunbar. was ! wi-y 5'"mrK'- bv Mi - V. I .' I.vkt .. 1 by lit * 'hupp !' . <e-i '! 'e'ti a! Ik in lia efdh"???;?i" 111 il:V~?v . t". 1 past.. p> i -e'.'. -till the oppeftuhi tics tan*. no Acifo m t n<> future. T !h?>1 qraivt surpassed i's.-'- iM tin* rcndatifti of two numbers. Wedht . d; v. a play, entitled "The- Two It. v; s well p. rt ayed to* a .-up of seniors. Tb icndins" bvfl! Iteboeea Moss. "Calliny f: 1' -tdr." kept too :i;i- _ .di' iuc in' \ r of laujrhvr. A a part of >hc v :rro Historv Week : proj?ram. (!:" i 1'- js'ee club hr'-ad a.-tio? five X o Spirituals over WFDf V.'-d lay -r:itr'it wit! Miss p. f. ! cs as bavltyouipJ orat >r. ? ? ; Un Thtiisd;:--. a pan-cant. '"T'nc of. the Vfamon." broueht : autoii in.-pirati a,and information. ' The inn'o'r : et rendcrwl twa beautiful siliv'.i- us. The V " ' ' av' "hroiiyki tn a close Frhlny.. vHi the address l?v Mi'. S. If. T.ir.v <n, a senior a' : C'aflincoll'-ov! is remarks. - wore both intore t'iv" and inspirinpr. A poem' was did- ted to Abraham 1 van. Two pi-'r-Mion. a march and Lincoln by Mi-*- Ruth Sullivan. -*v- p< *o " ?r*~rr1 ""ivaTjr | ven " the O - chestia. Mr. Frank TIalk president of ih - senior class, dedi I cntcil tK'- !:? y<tL^m-s.af .books writ ! ten hv Xotrroes and privon to the ;Hkhi1 1m- I'm.. uior?(dtP'S. The -i ehmV was otfertive in sincrinsr < its sonprs that. t'"ey were ronuest"d to repeat "I'll Never Turn Rack." lh\ .1-iiiison, pi-eminent Xiwlerson phy-i km mid father of | jMiss H hnoniu d hn?oii oT the-tic- i .partmcnt of music, was n -visitor. 1 I Iff, m-iil.. i.i.::.v.lu remarks? ? Miss- | F. I.. T.yhi > so;, c.-d as Mistress of i <_ ceremonies f"v tie week. J The Orc'n -F a nave its second j in* a series of !? .1 concerts at Aljlen' school 'Wednesday; Fehrliaiy ' i 10th. The Ttrsf \j;as given at * ] Laurel Crock school when it was ; accompanied hv the quartette. The program of W dues-day's concert' was introduced by the i*rineipal, |-| Mr. C. E. Hammond.. Pining the intermission. special remarks were given l?y Mr. John II.' The pirls and hoys .basketball teams again it;vade.l the Fair Forest to bring back decisive and vie- I torious scores. The Sterling gir.s j won by the score of 20-0 and the | . hoys by the score of 14-C. _? SUBSCRIBE FOR THE LEADER - - ST. JAMKS A. M. K. CIU RCH The, Sunday school was very hv iy. _1'? ?. f. .Melver was asked to biingVin a report from the prevru.s Sunday on the subject "Alcohoi."' This report cleared up ev-. < ry doubt. After Sunday school Kev. Washii :("n' oooiieJ the services with a "1< vi fea-t .meeting." He has "declared that he will i.ot leave one t<0e ' turned tins year. 'I hank (Jnd for such a man. >. It. was,, a burning time for a wl'ijy,- After. linn IV-ict, the~~phstf>r brought \ binning message to a spiritual group. S. unlay night, he introduced -ervifes with a prayer meeting. Then he brought another burning message. We can truthfully say that Lake t'U.v iias the man that it needed several years. ''The Great White Throne" Unit was to hi* given- the fifth Sunday night will be give,, t?c third Sun-' y. > -hi. I-'cbi tnii y lil. AA-lhal.. ,1... ..1. t. Li III' , l u?; j 11 * -11 Vl.iU Wl I^IIW Vvliy will briny: their rally to a close. li.: iiai't. ( iicrcii )U'\, \\. M. Wat.Kun, l'a?tur <.vj.ll> , S. -Suit ray School" at tin- usual h"'.ir, wit'll -S'..pt. Kiel-.1 ?1 Bradley* in Adtaijre.' Black hoard exercise was conducted by Bis I'aii'ihe Tu7'iu?r. T< at ]??.'? . >* mcctir.jr every Thursday niirht at Mrs. Jes-io, Lnwsoiv. At ITfW oelodc, pMachintr beat:. Bey. Wats mi preached front 11 Kma; 1:5. It wrts a great sermon. enjoyed by all present. 15. Y.-.I'. U. 1:550,-and a very pood program was "rericiered. At 7 o'clock niaht service bc'irat. KeC\ . Watson pleached another -it seknton from. Acts .3tii. The cervices was in" high; everybody X looking forward to flic -1th Sun Jay-, when the rally conies..olf.. Tfrr" vltibs. all are working hard. "\V? v- very "lad to see Dea. Sonrtey ?f Philadelphia. worshiping with is S .n.lay night, from the Mentor id' Baptist church, Iiev. Harris astor. Very triad to see Mrs Xattie Smith out Sunday. fri.. :-i. -V i.. - t i ni' -n:iv m lih' cnuj'cn are. 'liss .Julia IJrcok. Jlarvty IIollovay. tr c Thompson family, Mrs. l.izzje Williams, Mrs. Mimes, Mi ' V.U'h. We hope all %yi 11 Soon bi mt. Mrs. Mary I-'. Cleveland sperr. the week in Newberry. S. C. wit! her mother. lKJJ.I.V MM.I. XKWS S. i'<Uty iitornhit*. at the Usual hour, lb v. I.. 1., Karmor preached a spler.di i mtiiiiw. from St. Mark 1 r~: 1 ?: theme:'"What Will 1 do with the.Kinu' <>f Jews?'' Subject: "What- will the World ' do?with lesiis?". The rostrum associates- were, the Reverends Timothy Sander, of Walterboro. S. C. and Rev. 'An diew Montgomery. .Miss Lisbon.. Lie organist' boin? absent. .Miss A. 15." Pickett had. charge ..of tlie music for thy day. The visitors wore:' Prof. J-. S. ik(>bvi ts. Mr. Freddie Morant Misses Craft Gerald, Jones, llani:io ar.d Evelyn Smith. . .M 7:Jh the young people gave ;i program. The program was in !o \ >>ir.g with Founders -Day. li v.- iii <Iia>ge of Si.pt. J. 1'. KU" -ii a"<f Mi-s I'ickitt. r~' .1 <- tr. !:I or -f .-.vaty !?ri! 1 at Tain p. m. lie v. J. \V. Hook : * always preached a wonderful sermon. .Mi.-s <>. B. IJsboj! wa> called to X. V.. Friday to visit her sick sisi r. .Miss Cora Lisbon. The I.i-bor lamiiy has the prayers and good wishes of the entire community. .Misses Hannje and Evelyn spent the week-end with their aunt, .Mrs. U- i>. l.srowii. TTannie ii a student at State college; Evelyn is ! .. vk'ng at Cross, S. C.; Miss F. II. Nix and W. it. IVunch accompanied. Mrs. Blown Sundav evening in'.taking the girls hack to college .Misses Myetrie1 Edwards "and !1 iii Mvtct were the week-end guest- of Miss. Mulvena Shingle id' l'arlers, S. C. M <s Louise Irick was the guest nf Miss Utiby Keitt of Parlors. Mi-s Ollie Mae Jacques also Mr. solomon Jacques spent the weekend at lionve with parents and t'> iends. Rev. and Mrs. Farmer- had as their guests Sunday, Mrs. Smith, Rev. and Mrs. Timothy Sanders i:,q son, of Cottagcvjlle Wtil? !ei h iro." Mrs. Smith is Mrs. Farmer's mother: Mrs. Sanders is la r si-tir. . Mr. JohjV Evans?and Mrs. Theloa Miivry of Ilarleyville were the i'I ny afti moon guests of Miaacs LTnft ami .Nix. Mr. West Wright.- a student at kt'-ite college wa> a pleasant visi!?>r at the school on Monday. The W. 1'. A. workers are seen regularly on our school grounds, ii ljdng to beautify our yard. ' M sses. Florence t'okcly and Decan Hunt visited Mrs. M attic An!er on <>n Monday afternoon. Say.t. A. C. Gramlin, along with Highway Patrolman, Mr. Collins risited at the school Thursday, February. 11th. , Mr. Collins gave \ kort lecture on "Safety." A. B. Pickett and Mr. D. mi Entr' - ? - ? 7 j h. Dick- celebrated their birthda ' Friday nito/Nvith a parly at the I ii'ime of I'rof. and !\lr?r> Roberts. 1 lie out of town quests attending the party were: Miss Alfreda Jan es, .Messis Joseph James, Julian Dean, Alvih Hairier. Harry llartozg and Solomon Jacques of Orangeburg; Mr. Susportas of St. Maitf.ews. The* members of the faculty pre-ent were: Misses Craft, Gerald an<l Jones. Miss Mary Harmon spent the , WciT-i'M j't ? ? Messrs 1-iank and Alford Cain motored to X. V. Friday, to take Miss Lisbon. ainiia iTi.f; <th vn TRAINING SCHOOL The first semester has end and it has been a success from the. standpoint of books, scholarship. Mi a-curricula activities, and physical leqtHpmeHt. AV'e go into th" y < <e-.,i.^-nn?mtT -wtrtTTi' 1 uTTprogiam outlined: Im-' proved classroom teaching: partiipalion in the Ilednioitt Deylamatiph corn st; Speech Week tit tin Stale''-college and our annual Hi. school pltiy. The honor .roll foi Ij'e fir^t?iiUlHo ten r..|lioe ; "Hi? a<le: lierlha Lee, Moore, SO, '"th grade; Klla till via J nkins, sT 1-2. t'th grade .laniu I'. Me Ci>ml>s.. ST; Maty Ruth Rrcsslvy 87. 8th' jjrade, 'Jtianita?'jAlitRu.^ >: 1-2. Raclv i Kdar K?>. T'.li ;r < Oscar Ellison, Jr., JO 1-1 ; ..Anu'n (JiirltiTvtdii, 8.' 1-2; Eeoht I tr art sr>. f?th yrade, Florence Mut ray fnh y ,ii t : ;M-ivy .!u" M'*n s8. lt.li yrade': Ann M -Ki-Rar ; 1 .funic Fuller, 88. W. M. llujih \ * ? Mattic Harris S5. drd p.-ado; R Ration. llonnc.tta Mat'.-is 80 f'nh_rli(. Wyjdiaw, 8-5. Susie. Hu.'h ey, sr,. J'hcohn Jackson.. 8.", 2nr" trrade:. f'har':".s I.) vlin 80, DUprr Under.wood 88. \Vvian Paris 8s ?Jrft grade: Julius R.. Butyio nil i.? Mildred Haskell, 88, Eunice San dors, 88. Sarah Blown. PO, Jas A. Wardiaw, 87 1-2; Elliot Has koll, .87 1-2, Thomas Quark's 87 v~att M< Hollar 8." ' Bcjrinn"rs: E-l 'Moses White, on.- "Mamie Nar. c 87. Nettie Smith The Aurora Enplis'n ciBb nu Wednesday.. I*1 b. 10. A sphndi nropram on Negro Histoi ya wa~ re'nde.ied by the club. Abbeville county teachers asso o'.ation held its repular meetinj.. Saturday,1 February l.'h. A*?. Wii A. Huphey, -state' dire.do' NY. Edu&^tional jtropifiin.' was t * pue.st si/ealV'r. Definite plan were completed for Field I>a; vVhivh will be held March 12. . . . MEMMIXCiWAY NEWS The members of Chavis church were quite happy Sunday to have their pastor back with them a >ui.n. I'ov.-Middleton was serious-' injured a few weeks apo in at. auto accident. Ho is not quite weii I Vet: but is trying tu carry on his. work. " . Everyone is triad to kriotv that Mr. Jake Wilson is on the road t recovery. He has been indisposed | for about five weeks. AH CO.,.. 1 school ate working in quite a rival y spirit for the contest, which i.to conn? olT very soon. Each cla>. dcteniiitk-d to make its contestant win. A "Mock Wedding, given by Mi -CCS T I'.vrm -in.I 1,'n " n .l' tire* high school was earrie.i out. The Gingham Dress and Overalls party that Miss William? planned l'or last week was post poned until the sevetiteen-tiW. A prize is to be given to the boy that is dressed most like a farmer anc to the girl dressed most like & farmer's wife. Misses Edlaine Wilson and An : nie Pressley" gave parties at thoi homes with quite a ^lccetis. Othct are ;l>citig planned. . Our basket ball teams played tlu following schools: Paniplieo, St I.awrence. and , Brown . gradeo "t-hool. Out of the three games the boys won two. The gills won. two out of four. Miss Rachel Lawrence, spent last week-end in Raleigh, N. C with her. brother. JEFFERSON HIGH CELEBRATES NEGRO HISTORY WEEK In observance of Lincoln's birthday and National Negro History aixmk?the-menvbera-- of the "Negrrrl History class under the supervision of. Mrs. F. C. Miller presentee a play entitled "Two Races." Thi I play pointed out the fact that thi ' Nf gTP child has been taifcrhf so : times he is made to feel inferior ' because he cannot brag about the accomplishments of his race a> his fellow playmates of the othei race can. The necessity of teaching Negro History to all children, was clearly shown. Miss R. Thomas, Prof. E. S , Caldwell and Prin. D. M, Zimmerman have been out all week with "flu". It is hoped that they will soon be in school again. The P. T. A. is planning a very * interesting' program celebrating j Founder's Day on Sunday, February 21, at four o'clock. SiiPPSSB listing the sacred ions to our compeunderstanding, dig- RKkI fd Service insures IL1|FI1' i p I e t e compliance all the inviolable its and desires of th PROFESSIONAL CARDS H DR. A. B. JOHNSON? VUBGBOM Office 1323Vfc Assembly Street I ft?td?j 919 Oik Street I Phone OT?0 REV. J. I!. JOHNSON Office; 2029 Marion Street NOTARY PUBLIC I Dealer in Real Estate, perform* H jmareiafre" ceremonies, writes ^willa. leetjs, niortfratrea, claims, etc. ('all to See Him Office Phone 8107 Res. 67L?9 Attorney-at-i.aw and Notary PublL ^9 PKAC'iKL IN ALL LUlKTS H ??Si ale ""and" Federal 11 i# VVasninyton St., Coia., S. C DR. H. H. COORLk I DoBttet ^ Special Attention Given u> u - 1 cases of the drums r . ' H | trolU u jmi ojmi iii iusr Spec *aKy I I ' Office Phone 642U Res. i*. 1186 Washington St., Cola., S. < . 9 DR. L. MT DANIELa 1 Physician and Surgeon I jthce iiouis: y to 10 A. Al.; 1 to * I L - ^-P. M. 6 to b P. M. 1 Special Attention diven Liseaae* Of Women. I Office: Residence I II OK e:-_. - - \i aauillgton ZZ20 iiajliplo. . Phone 6420 Phone DR. J. G. STUART 1 Eya, Ear. Note and idroa | Qtasgaa Fitted Accurately Office Hours: ftlepn^i; 11:00 to 1: P. M. Kta. 6:00 to 8:0U P. M. Office o -. Office: Kesioei 2060 Taylor St. 1417 hi Office He rrs: le?. , . l UA.ll.to 2 P. M. K 0 P. M. to 8 P. M.. Dr. W. D. Chapp Physician and bur*. ikaeaws ?t u oiikii an? | A Speciall v~ -? I Officii Q1 1C 1 - J est. Columbia, > Oihoe Hours 8 to y A- M. 11 to 2 P. Al. 8 to 8 P. Al. Dr. R. B. Frewt Phfsiciar Office: Xvr.L1QZX??Washington TTT Ofor Victory Saving ? CoiUtatM: Phone 7811 AH classes of i>er.tal vs Dr. L. 11. Haliman * DENTIST PAINLESS KXlKAtilo> Bandaya by Appoint menu ? -rtr v Columbia, S- C. H. G. Thomp T DENTIST illll/] As*- mb]y St. ( Ph<me S4A6 GoQd C5*>wn??lirtd^s?I' Is 8per; ilty. Extract.on* .V Palnleas la W mn?hnrn Seinrdaya at A. Ruaaell H?n Phone 219 Offloe Boon: T< 8i?0 A. M. to 7:00 P M OB?i Juik Dr. D. K. JertL : DENTIST 'llinc. Plate*. rrnwn? M Sunday by Ar>T>< t? * Aneatbesi* r Sr> MADAM TITER'S ,Bahr On** ?or Dlaeanad Stale- -flW- ?J*>a A Weoty. BEST GROWCT ?? an a week?PRO Met. Rlandte* W. CaheMa -