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p. Jut I APPLICAXU M' , DATE _ I*..1 ^E > " B WAUCi _ _ _ _ --fc. C IV/Vi > 1 ' . ??T ?> Fill out trris coupon and mail it I " ; ttamped envelope to The Palm I ?> 1810 Assembly St., Columbia, S. I the roll book, and you will reeciv HAS HI'SY WEEK 1 B Hello Everybody; First we hail a rial busy weekH in school. Friday mort ins wo had a program celebrating li ncoln's birthday. Friday night mother took aih'-ot1 us t.> Browtiilig- to I hear Dr. Charlotto Hawkins h. w t. 1' He said: "I/earn to work with out H hands, do not look for easy jobs in life; learn to do .well the little [ things in life and learn to .work together." B. I attended Sunday , school as I usual and in the afternoon we went to Cannier, an i I o'sited sonn of nvy little friends there- aril at 7 o'clock we assembled at the atU B ditorium. at Jlrdwping Home whiel was packed and there, wn witness fcd the beautiful pageant "God's Going To Build l*j? /.ion's Wall" I After all of these good times 1 I am back in school for anofh <" week. Yours tr.i!v, MARGARET WRIGHT. I Rembert S. C THE WAVERLEY BRANCH T.IBRARY . I The Waverley Bratvb I deartakes delight to inform thi-ir roadI ers that on tho ro-a-vve!, <tudf habeen .placed bunk* '-on-ddi red A merica's best of the 'pa-fr r year. Heading the lis; we tiud'. tK popular novel "Gone With /Th. I . Wind," by Margaret Mfteh'.j? which has passed th--' sale .mark o: ' 1.200.000 conies in 'a..very sir i- I time. This novel depicts -a >tor.v based around the Chit War .per. iod. It was written in this perioi. to show that some Southerns, won were able to come through a war a Reconstruction, and a oeippl^teh wrecked social and eeonoiisie .~s.y f tern on what the . writer termE "erumptioh-." With this., jn view \ Margaret Mitchell lias triveii. us ; 1 book about people who had' trumpThe bitterest American sell r t tion and the people who didn't, date is a religions imu !, "In Hi Steps" by a Kansas t'lo.i uyntan Charles M..-Sheldon. This noted novel has a sure in Atin riea aloiv of 8,000,000 copies. It has beet :iTiSt~iTTo~: 7 arty r'. e'* k'wv-.vr lantrusttte and !i:i> ania.J-I'll a uo i' total sale of nearly 'Jd.nod.noo rep ie>. This nov> 1 in'itself i? intensely practical avxl the writer pre-' . sents Jestis a? the intimate, am concerned l'rion i of mankind. . . Oth'er noted sellers which at still popular are:' "Kr< <. !As" A, 000,000 by Gene Strut" n. Ih.ilei "Ben Hen," r.t'.'O.nuO by Lt-w Wallace; "The H'arve'ste>s^~-1 .'iOO.flQ' , _ by Gene Stratum Porter; "I-addic'1,500,00 by Gene Stratton Poller: "The Vii e inian." 1.150.000 by Owen Wistcr; "Outiine of Ili-tory' 2,000,000 by 11. G. W. iA and " \i,- _ thony Adverse" by Henry Allen >1 it< Slllt* SlIU'L I the picture to 1 ,2(>0.0(). Be sure t<? inquire about these books and if you cannot obtain the one you \vi*h the librarian in charge will he glad to reserve the i ? book for you. PICK KN'S NICWS The p. T. A. he!-! a meeting at ( Hie P. H. S. Fi filav i.if ht., F? hru-L ary 12. An intvt esting program' was arranged. Mr. William Roseau.nd and Miss J Mayme Doctor of Greenville was th<e guest of Mrs. Mamie Rose* mond and?family. February 11th. The Epworth LeagUe met with a large attendance Sunday, Feb. 14. A very timely ami 'educational program on' "Nvgrollistory" wasarrang'ed. Mrs. Cordelia Burgess was pleased to have Mr. Alfonv.o Rcid and Miss Elizabeth Anderson in the meebng. The following couples were, hap pily married in the month, of Jan uary and February: .Mrs. Iola Johnson to Mr. William Bower, and Miss Gladys Banks to Mr. Albert Cannon. Rev. and Mrs. F. L. I.awton wn< the dinner guest of Mrs. Texan pa Anderson. Rev. E. C. Wright of Greenville was a visitor in Pickens Friday. 'mere win ne a cominuniry unr dinner" Wednesday night at th- . Biggs -Roscniond mortuary Plati-1 < served for 20o and 35c. Tun,p in to hear a big1 broadcast frdm the bishop. goTdvTlle news ' The Missionary soci ety held its regular meeting with sister I/'la i Anderson. This was an inspiring ] meeting;. And everyone seamed ( to haye bad enjoyed the me*ting.. I -f SThe gfth'5 gkeaQst weekly BTLL CARVER, Editor r? avk; ii __ ; iff ;; ^ r~ Hi p -. ' ~ r t - " ! ! ' state ;;,h age ;; c 11 11 ~ - ? - , ? j; together with a self addressed ([ '.to leader, Bill Carver's Club, < Your name will be placed on ? t a membership card and button A j v WI1IT.Mr RE NEWS Sunday was a real beautiful day. A! large number attended the S'm- I lay school at Cedar Grove church, tj I'he lesson .was beautifully taught n ay .Mr. Albert Banks;. Subject: , y 'Jesus Our 'Good Shophard.". |\. AC...,, .^r. i..1: .1. .\iu-i UK- I* ^"V?I1 VII ' nil. (j new o>- ocrs for the Sunday seliool \ ( were elected. They 'were: Supt.. j ^ Mr. Alhe'rt Banks; S- Abrnmsfj''J \sst.: Secretary," W. L. Kpps; \ lyssie Bank-, .Asst...;' Treasurer. I f Ithel- L. Swindle!. . > Also the new teachers \vbre e- i \ letted: .Misses Gerctha and II. B j ^ -.windier. ' < Trot, and Mrs*. W. M. Wade an (J ' j 'aniily spent the week-end at Or jf njroburjr,. S. C. L Misso* Abivie Byrd and Ruth Talker-spent the week-end at theii ionic in Chester, S- t'., . . The . Basketball team. that was held last Tuesday, at the sclmoi .o - was a trrami -uecc?s The | cores were 21-3 in favor ut' Whitnire. The team defeated was Mt Bethel Garnieny from Newberry ^ C. 0 \ v.?y inter-. tine; 'game was taye'd. by a well trained athletic. .-1 'mil coach.Mi1. Tor -rtreld. We were- triad to have i !'. I.Wter field, and th'dr faculty i'h us ih our gaim>. Messrs John and James Morpra 1 iade a pop ea'll.-to.-.Miv Lbi?6TTpp,i \ inday. _ . . ' r ' I My. Byr !. ompahinl by V .I.'-/ and 'Mrs; It. Gilliam,; motored [ ? Fellowship Saturday, to visi: \ Mrs. Gilliam's ill brother, Mr. f; t, Sims. At tltis wii;in.r. Mr*. Ida I'eufi m lies is seriously ill. '.Miss ./\'ime I.ep Ahranis spout \ !:e wvcdi-eiul at home.' "" I The laieky Girl club of^ho ba?ileiT :.-:i01 101 iiallv invites yon a ., *lw.5? t*..! ....... v uvia Jiu UIV.11 > mu II L I III' |?ill ') huuiay nijrht. at Mr, M.. M. I'ant's. tJ dr.iissiun 1<lc- >jt , I.OWKY^ NKW S '??? : . ti".'I ho hour of l)ro\yM (.'hapel A !. K. /.. chiiivh Sunday school ha.- p ( n changed from- 2:Uo o'clock hi.-to li'inii a. m. The Sunday ?t?.n,J mi .-vv^tfrday \va> lai yclv j ' . ?lb Mil'.-:i Win'.' rc-iding. Thu'.lcs-on was Ixani:- j ally discussed hy our new teach. Mi-. Ma (.'-.niiinifham. , Me. nrd Ms. I'.ail Sanders of , lastyiiia.. N. . was visitor- or , h' if aunt. Mrs., Susie .lames ami heir cousin, Mrs. Malida Kirk i latrick on Sunday, February 1 l'-h. Mr. and Mrs. LI. I.. Walk-r ham ? ia-ie their home in Ruck Hill, u We wire sorry to hear ol' then: m ?"i-njr. . . ( Mrs.' Maliiula Knkpatriek ha* j i turiH-il h'nnu- alter a two' \wl: i.-ii ir. (la.-tonia with her sister. Mrs. Su>"ie .1 anics and her sistei have returned home l'rom .Char,otlo. N. C. They . est ill It ft then ister very l-?w in the hospital. We ;opt* sne will soon recover. The M issiomirivs of Urown'.Chapel will meet in joint section vVeonesdav, H>0 p. m., at-fhe .home if "Mrs. Millie 1'cay. We are sorry to hear our dopr i-ter in the Missionary, Mrs. Jan Paul is still sick. j v 11.1.1 tu .Vn nr T.M.KTTir rnrit "* Rev. I. 11. Dozier, Pastor Oilr set-oi: i quarterly conference vas held at Millbraneh church. Feb . ruary 13 with our Presiding F.Mm ' .'r- I. i el le t lie -pi' 'siding- -r lder of this district is really bringing things to pass. The spirtual as well as-the temporal side of the church receives his, b: st at- , tontion. Februaiy 13 the quarterly conference was well attend(1 an ! on Sunday morning tvje met i large crowd at Millbraneh. The. Supt.. Mr.-A. R. Judge called the f Sunday school to order at 10:1") o'clock. After a discussion of the lesson a very timely lecture was given, by the elder. The prayer meeting was' conduc td by Mrs, Rena Da vies and Rev. ? Ij. R. Judge which was . enjoyed,. ( Our Pastor, Rev. I. It. Dozier after the scripture lesson was r^ad f ntroduecd Dr. Janerette who took ] his text from St. Matt. 3:12. Sub- ] ject John The Baptist, The Pleach >s. He preached a soul stirrine sermon. We paid the elder out as w*> always do. Total amount for the day $71.00. " Tne Moses (Session bodge Nt>. 5.3 met at Spring Bratkh Baptist _ "huirh a large crowd attended. W. M. Boatwright grand chief; L. J. "usack. grand secretary; J. R. Brown, deputy. We will celebrate :>ur Allen Day projfram on next Sunday, February 21st. - ^ I AIKEN CHAPEL BAPTIST CHURCH Taylor-, S. C.?The Rev. (1. 11. lilmqre preached a much enjoyable ermon Sunday; the sermon hewn at-ll:.'10 o'clock,; The collector!-was $1.8.08. Rev.. J. II.- Giltore.was' tho dinner guest at. the onie "of Mrs. \Y. 1). Ferguson. There will bo a Missionary prorrani the. third Sunday night. The mbiic is cordially invited. . Mr. Paul Anderson of AVin-tom-i ialom canio here because of the ii". "f hi^ stor, Miss Octanice iirdorson. Mr. and Mrs. K. Higgins were he dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. 'honias Greer. ST. PAUL A. M. E. CHURCH v Rev, R. A. Young, Pastor Sunday Was a high day a' St 'aid. At 12:00 o'clock thp.pastor illed the pulpit'with a burning iiossage from Rev. 17:2. This ."aj a wonderful sermon; both, o.i:ng._ and old' enjoyed this wonerful message. We entered into 'ommunion service, where the ire of the-spirit was still hurtling _ partook of the- Lord s Supper. Ye were delighted to have Mrs .. Dennis. . Mrs. Anna Williajns. Irs. Mary Cromer,. Mis/ Ethel Villiani.s and others to .worship .'ith lis. Mrs. Antrie Counts left. JSa'tupay for Charlotte, after -pendir.7 hrce weeks .with Mrs." Fannie 'punts. . ?liu',6ll A. M. E f'H I'RCJl Itev. L. F. Vance,. Paster The service-. beghn .on last Sunay with a very pleasant Sunday ehno] lesson. The le-son was reviewed by liss Edith- Le.vanjt. The'sermon f the daj^Avas delivered by Rev. '. ('. Clark soli -.(white) of Prosperty. His text was selected from U. John 1 :t>5. from which he deveri d a . g< <xl mef-'saae. We all ....i..:i.. i i. i i.-: i?; i:. i \ v vu nr- jm v-m-iiv f, lo also offered l" help in 1 ally for ho coyoting of tin' chinch; The omains ot" Miss Maxinc Williams aughtor of M>\ an 1 Mis Pearl Williams was carried to Antiocb kiptist church and intermitted. Co.are all. iii sympathy with- tho amily. The Prosperity Undertaking Co .a-', in charge. Rooking in tho papers oeeassionlly you will find the Prosperity 'udcrtaking Co. in action. In this company if your .patrongi' is always accepted. W h lo a.-sir.jr sometime stop ill and inuirc. . N'KWIlttllKY m:\vs We are glad to ;ay that tlu* '.vurchos in Is' wherry are very alive. i he ministers . are reaching with zeal and fervor, .i i i s eh a i 1 with Ri y. W. C. fa ..ford as pastor is on the wing las six joiners since rfuarterly oef'-von,-,. the fourth Sunday m a miry. If there i- any peace and hapir.ess to be in this woil.l. it* can :ily eonve tlvough the go: I ol i ihe.Con of (tod. Jesus Christ, (til .Monday the miniesto Wives tllance met-at the home of Mrs. I. I). Johnson on S. Houndary'St. Ir-. L. R. Crawford joined. We ere delighted to have her. After uusiness, Revs. Wh?-Srrawford and ?S. I). Johnsoj, gave iniely remarks. The hostess served cake and lie, d macho-. XoXt 11>oet;! -,r will lie hold uF lo parsonage with Mrs. Crawted as hdst.c lllc K<?( K Hi I I. HAPTIST ( tit RCII Ro?. H. Id, Taylor. Pastor Wihnsbtmu S. C.?On Fridaj i?I't. the Jiir.i*"- I'sher 'Card met it the homo of Mr. and Mr-', John drevard. The meeting vvmR called to order Ty thr~I'ivo;-M-sr- AT. M. Mow^ Scrint'r'o tend'ng. prayer and relenting of Rihle verses. The feopsuliioct-"A Fnithfui Servant." \I1 members tool: ah active part n the discussion. Refreshment served by the M- --s. consist in' 01 pnlalo salad. fruit salid. saltino, sandwiches, cake anil tasty drink. Wi; ox t at the home of Miss Ada doDaniel or Fii/Ia.v, February 20. Mr. ard Mrs. Roosevelt Moore "teri'Vinod ou'.tc a few friends on Saturday. Feb" y nr. iPih a* a 'ni'-iy jv tv ;n honor of .he 'ornier. A neM'o'nus rep"_st was ervcd. T1k? . juesi jjt. were: Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Moore. Mr. and Mrs, R. Milton, Mr. and Mrs. 11. George, Mr. and Mrs. S- G. Cunningham, tlesdames Mattie Ciowney, I.ucile 'ai.-on. -Minnie P.ouhvare. ...Mcsiui^ If. Boykin. Willie Boulware, Isaac simpson, Td. I/. George,-- -Misses S'jsnic R. .Cunningham, m avy Buggs and Amanda Brevard. CALHOUN FALLS NEWS "* Or the siek list: Mrs. Rosa Wei ley, Mrs. Addie Burdcll. We w. t*< saddened by the deaths in* this eomnninity ^en Cy. ^Mrs^ I>a ^nna Allen. Sister Rena Hill is in Buffnlc where she went to visit har sic! daughter who passed. The lemrini will be brought home for buried ". ' THE PALMWfO LEAD1 I ABBEVILLE NEWS St. James A. M. E. Church I Re*. W. S. Minns, l>astor Sunday school was largely a tended. At 11:30 a. m. our pastor ret St. Matt. 5:13-18 as scripture le ).. Hi* text was St. .Matt. 5:1' .John 10:11 which was maserly d livened to a pleasing audience. At 7:30 p. m. the young people c St. James rendered a splendid P> gram for the benefit of Founder Day. Miss Eugenia Turner wo first juize, the highest anYoUt raised by hei\ Miss Carrie ft llrowne second prize, next highes amount. After the program encouraginj remarks were heard from Rev. \\ L Deylin, Rev. J. W. Thomas an our>pastor, Rev. Mim*.' ftlesdame C. A. Cray, J. S, XVright and Brc Arthur Turner. Miss Mildre (lowie. mistress of ceremony. Mrs. E. B. Williams is spendin, the week-end with her husbaiU S- c. Mr. Gordon Williams, Florenct Mr. Albert Wheeler and Mia ,Tnn>e Quarles were happily marr ed Saturday. Mr. William Turnian and ftlrs Lillie ftl. Dixon were joined in hoi " n ..i: l?-I? ni'Hiiiin oniuruay aicernoon Miss Mary R. Pope spent th week-end at Calhoun Falls. S. C. Mrs. Leila Adamfc, Mrs. Benni L. C. -Brown. Miss Margaret Youm and Mr. Willie P. Jones jmotore f?r--Gbar4otte, N. C. Saturday an report a pleasant trip. A. C. T. school observed Xcgr History week on Friday evening the 10th and 11th grades pave ; splendid program. Atl the clos , of the program Rev. LJF. Rhode delivered a splendid adores-. Mt. Pleasant Baptist "Church .Rev. J. W. Mathi^-J'astor Sunday'school was opVne;l 10:3 a. in. by Sept.' E. 1j. Brown. I.es sen was reviewed by Rev. I.. F Rhodes. j' 11:15 a.- m. Rev. W. Mathi and associate ministers. Revs. I 1 F. Rhodes and Gunner mbuntei the rostrum. The then:*' of hi discourse: "Watchman What o the Night?" t The Mt. Plea-ant S. S. teacher meeting was hold Friday night, a { the home of Mrs. Sop'hronia Ed ! wards. I Tlicy are to meet next Frida; night at the home of Miss Ellei ( ha liners.The Junior choir s"asked to.mee T???; l.\ 1 I Mlil\ 1 VIJ1 U(U V b.Wl II , til I III' II' >1 I II of Mis. E. V, Reid.- . SI MMERVILLK NEWS First Raptist Church Rev. A. II. Clark. Pastor > . . " * ' . .Sunday morning was a ver pleasant one, quite a few "attend e'd Sunday school. ? ' . A noble sermon was deliver? l-y'the.pa tor. Rev. A. II. .Clark lie took his text from' Paul's l.ette ~fo~Th'eHebrews;" subject: "Th Heart of the Gpspel." At .1:00 o'clock Rev. W.illianu of M-llins, S. C.. delivered an in spiriug sermon for the . faithfi wo:: kers el'.b. Mrs. Julia Windoi wa--also at tic- service, she is member of First .Raptist churcl luu is living in. St. George a present. The Usher Board is giving i salmi supper < n Tuesday, Febn ?rrrr?' r < i " ..f "\||Mrs. Earnest Argro. Another heart felt sermon W? delivered, at night, subject: "Th Olaints Jesus Makes For Himself. ?ro-t?Is' liy v. o. iiipe.i with us. Wednesday. February 17, th Charleston a.nii Summervillc quai tots will sings* foi the benefit o tin* i nuii II. (-lt.uim.-in and worship with lis you arc welcome. II VRDKKVILLE NEWS ??Lev W. I" Mdirown. I'astor The' quarterly conference - of Si St< phor A. M. M. thuich was he] January 2'.'. Rev. I. W. Wilbonv presiding older, presided. Hp dt dive re ! a wonderful sermon. Re .\\ i!h< rr.o lias flvcn the Hcaufoi district a new method, and we fin that we are now moving on towav the city of success. All Ic-adet made fine repent*, presiding elch was paid out in full. ?- -On- la-st- Suteley ^-services?win held at the usual hour, as tl choir eaiiio in singing, "God < Our Fathers." beautifully rob< in white.. The pastor. Rev. W. ! M<Brown conducted the openir services; he preached a soul sti "ring sM'inoji. ; A. K. League met at f>:30 c clock.* rfisctissi: n opened by M Cornelians Small and Miss Leo 11lover.- followed by Mr. Fred Mr tile and others. We were vei glad to have; the young men fro th<> CCC Camp present. The Usher hoard entertaine M< night with the feast < t-even tables. On Wednesday ni the Junior society of the W. 1 at (I society pave a millic dollar wedding. Two brides we: joined together, and we had a ha py time, Mrs. Zyphia E. Primus ; ! the piano. Parent and Teacher associatic .had rt very interesting meetin Mrs. Z. E. Primus, president, pr sided. Program rendered by Sir po tha Myt'rs and 3rd grade.sti dents. Interesting remarks we . made by Prof. Frierson and Sa \\ ashington. Mrs. Gerlean Steward, accor panied by her two sons arrivt home safe from Dacater, Ala. h Thrr many friendo of Mrs, Ann I,. Mitchell were glad to sec her ' church Sunday. Our church is making rapid pr ? gresg under the leadership of o pastor, Rev. W. F. McBrown. i-i-c-: jt .kVk-. A V _ ? '. ' " ? "V . ; '' ^ 5 m ; founder's day observed \r:r AT PAINE COLLEGE { 3? On Thursday morning. Febru- ^ t- ary II, in the auditorium.of Hay-, 5t 11 ood Hall, Paipo college-observed id | Founder's Day by paying" tribute s- to the late Dr. Geor.ee William t 7; Walker. e- Dr. J. S. Outler, instructor and J-}* president of the alumni a?socia- p" )f tion greeted the many member,s of . 0 the alumni association, frien.'.s Of 's and students present for occasn Ion, . among whom were Mrs. Tt. It'i rt- M. Frvin. nno-^<*f^the early grad - - Ma I. uates of Paine college. Bu t President E. C. Peters, in delivering the Founder's Pay address An praised Dr. Walker as the highest , j type of Christian gentleman whose j'n j ivork and character had meat fn ,s much to Parine college and those . who knew him. j Fo j - ' A tree planting under the aus- j pices of the senior class, with ela-.v: president presiding, Ralph Latti- i 1 mol^tfind Amos Ryce furthering" ( ,,' ' praise of Dr. Walker's work, was I , ..conducted at high noon. On the evening of Founder's i? Day, the Paine college Alumni as- *hi soeiation presented in Haygood'j I Hall the pageant "Marching On'1 j ? which depicted Negro progre-s 1 As j from jungle to university to a , / n nirge ?nci; appreciative nnuionv e of Augusta's white and colored citizen^ e The current production, which ( g has been presented with great succV cess before large colored and (1 'white audiences in Georgia. Tonn._. So and'Mis-s.,- contains a cast of ">"> al Paine students ahd several urad- 1 iVi o: nates who returned to their orjg- irp r. inal roles. A a "Marching Op" was written and e directed by Miss Empia C. \\. J S Gray, head of the-department of,. pi? English who was assisted- in the ! \\*i current production by Prof. Mark vo? Fax. professor of music. j j. 0 Proceeds from "Marching On' ,pc . will'go into ? the Paine college (f , Alumni association fund--h^vigned o assist worthy, students. ! s ' . I ? reci v MATHER SCHOOI. l f ' :? guc R^aufnrt, S- 0.--.Negro Ili-tory , . ra uceek was most piofitahlv celes brated by the pupils of Miss Wal' tor's Negro History class. A I " 1" ^ program was presented each morn- ,os ng. Sketches and drama'.rsati.on ;>f A'ore given revealing, the culture Vv if the-African in his native land, alt Negro poets and poems were pre- wa ontod as were also Negro .odu'-a-', "ators.. The climax ef the serf-: L> was a presentation of a soen? n -t Ge day. written hy the class. nictur- ' .a1 inp the life and work of George " Washington Carver. Mather played an exciting '> > | I :et .hall game with Penn school j ':< n__Mathor's nf,w court on Friday ' 'fternoon. The score was I I- ' ,;u, n favor of Mather. pC( . The week of prayer is bci"g bl>erved in our school this wck. Tlv 5 Frvices both morning and eve- . ping, are in charge of Pev. .T i \Tfred Wilhon of Savannah, Ga., |ud ' formerly of Beaufort. ) - ' 1 Op the evening of Fehruarv jnj, 1,2th. the Sophomore class, with ?.q ' heir sponsor.. Miss Kent, will en- : "' .ain the Senior class of Mathct | p 1 'iid the Senior class of Perm V vlmol. i V , {> Founder's Day at Mather *wi.i,l j " he on the 20th of March. All ? Vl'invtii and friends are uvgcd to lyj; i\i' inemseivos :i nay oi real joy er< ? Menieing with old acquaintance j j seeing the nlav. watching a thrill- j '", . ing basket-ball game, and heaving h-?'TH'ii't'?nf??-h~?/ !' ^ J if Mather girl's. The project for m which furds will ho gla.'lv roceiv . ed is a much needed truck for the | school I " - j - MORRIS BIIOWN f A. M. R. ( MI RCH Rev. J. . W. Witherspoon, Pastor Lv, " - ; LV, ThT title?nf the?sermonetTo?to- L.V. the junior church n* Morris R'own Lv, last Sunday was "Pnv Day." As Ar sual a goodly Vvow.l of children Ar attended the services.1 The weath- j Ar er was ideal for church "oc"-. | Ar Rev. D. A. Mills preached at 11:00 Ar m. He selected as a text, Acts I d 1st chapter and the 12th versiuj. D< The sermon was as iw.nl interest- j r<r as well as instructive. The v: theme selected was "The early; . n. ays of the R st *church" The Ar !< Sunday yohooh observed AlDn Day ; Ar d vith an appropriate program that | well rend red" "by the pupils i ? -r ,,f the school. Dr. Witherspoon ^ * t\ f l'AIM ^ "text'""select**! ffftm Isaiah __Jjth J. A j "iMP'cr awl !*>tv. > ;. , >-i: v. as j ! a context Psalm- 30tli chapter and j p ' th verso. "The siinr.orurg nnnd" * was r]educed as a theme from the . text selected. A spiorfdH sermon resulted and the Hearts of the ~ hearer- ninth--gswk?Thr- en inn-r of ~ , Bishops' Council is the one impor, ' tant theme how in the minds ot" ,a tlw no'nlo of Charleston. R. C. c T Morris Brown is preparing to do V | rcr -nart in the cntcrtainnicnt of 111 this body of noted churchmen. We are glad to note the improved con" dition cf many of our.good rrienij bers who have been sick. Si-t'. r Estelle Porter of Class 2*5 passed to her reward on Saturday, the 14 >n inst. Congressman A. \V. Mitchell ^ re will >peak at Morris Brown on P" March 8th. 1937. It is presumed <> that a large audience will he pres- ' ent to hear this noted character. II m Congressman Mitchell is the only < > member of our racial group in ] \ c" the United States,"and his coming ;< a* to Charleston, S. C. will doubtle-s J J J" draw large cfowds froni -the < 10 neighboring sections. It i? pre- ; ? m sunicd also, that a large crowd J J of white citizens will avail them- < > selves of this opportunity to see J J ( and hear this noted character. < > ne | v. , , at } ; SUBSCRIBE FOR [:!" THE LEADER:! i ? *m \ m IJnetir ill BY HERBERT 0 A LITTLE BROWN (iIRL is is just a little lyric a paper heart, it's true! t it tells as I could never the love I feel for you! 1 a til'fie out of rhythm!" iy'oo, just a bit absurd t thT' thoughts artrwHaF Frtv thinking ' T d theie'.s truth in ev'ry vord! i no poet; I'm no prophet! i no preacher; I'm no priest! ep so, mv heart is happy, r I'm loving you at least! i A LITTLE LOST VALENTINE p o-e who r.ob sips am your nectayous lips s due to grow sweeter each day t sadly I find at with you on my mind. 'm rapdly wasting away! love is to life 11 ;t.-s JIU1H IS lO SU1IC, % ' C LNTLN AKY NEW'S "orl Hope A.. M. K. Church ivl-'v sihool he (ran at the usu-I itu". At 11:15 our pastor cle- ' " (I a wonderful ' sermon tak-' h'"s text from John 12:10. ' r:.e Lord's Supper was served. \i 1 :J0 tile missionary society 1 oi (Hi honie of Mrs. Flora M. lliams. AM expressed themseli as enjoying the; meeting. r : onfRrtni-nment jvns given at sehoolhopse by .the members 1 he Xe? . F^-in^s of America .irsday night. J" iv p'aying the game . Bingo" eived pn'zes. p davmorilirjr we had as our sts Mr. John P.- fBuViress itinoi l achei-t. ain'tm and Mrs. I.o r.e White,. our (Jeanes teacher. : - hay afternoon Mr. C. Mclnprirvi al teacher and advisor F. A. e'uh took Messrs Tef: Ihivis n (1 Moses Bunch to t vd Iho diste'et meeting which s held in Marion. V Station Pee ar.'.J Rev. Arthur ?of Centenary visited St. i'.! Baptist chut, eh at F.Ionia. Rev A..I a *' vjwens rrom seller: us.M -rs his t Gun. 1:2(h Collection $0.55. lev. II. 15..'' .Jacobs from lVr-X. (\. a'd his'associate Pas . Itcv: I ov.is v' :r 111,' dimler ests if Mr. and Mrs. Man'on !>. A ft or dinner they .motored T?o(] Hill P.aptist ohu" h accomlicd by Prof. Mcintosh. i U hoi! V mission union was at v.'! . sham, hVbiunry 13-14. ! h" 15. Y; P. I".-held it's meet: and the 'topic . was discussed: boy God Uathcr Than Man". I* Yd'owinjr- spoke on the topic it. Kobo t Gerald. Ma; ion Pee, v. Arthur Gerald and Gilbert ". s'-n. . - v I'.vi'P is .projyressimr vapidWe hope it" will continue to hCv. Vow and FAS UKEN-AUGU! Effective December 6. 1936 ; Aupusta- __ 1:00 P. M. . Aiken __ __ 1:0t> P. M. COI.UJVIBIA 3:50 P. M. . rbnrloMx- .... . 7:1.5 P. M~ . Wn- hinarton ' 1 05 'A.M.* . Baltimore 5:5] A. M. .Philadelphia 7:27 A. M.' . New York 0.1" A. M. . Boston _ 0:00 P. Si. RETURNING . Boston .0:00 v\. M J . .\w xorK J\: I . Washington _1_. 7:0") P. V. I . COLUMBIA 7:20 A. M | . Aiken 10:05 A. N! I . Angusta 10:115 A. M. >ne hour and thirty minutes f lew York I Through sleeping nd Washington and New "1 LUgusta-Washington. All Pi onditioned. Comfortable coac 'M<? b+ ?eupUd mt Wms For sleeping car reservations, fart call or commi W. E. McGEE, ABMt Co/mabi ? O 1J R A I L W A A. Saturday, February 20, 1937 [fOitatiitna | ELI DICKSON 2 I I'm 4 slave to your bitter-sweet charms! : : It's hard -to contend With a thing 1 can't end: It's the longing to be in your arms! Don't wonder I grieve! o^ii'lit^t-you if I leave,? ___ Were 1 hall' as enslaving^ as you j Phase want to returni Are you trying to burn i My pib'ful heart half in two? | I love yoitf my dear, And I'm needing you here Morp than ever I thought that I would! Come back once again To adore me as when What happened I thought never could! (Note:?These two poems were written for and recited at the Valentine Celebration this week at State college. rdKF^m iiY NEWS t St. Paul A. >1. E. Church Rev. F. L. Bouey, Pastor Sunday -school Was held with ? r Supt. Wm. Dixon in charge. After the lesso^ the pastor proceeded to reorganize the school. The following officers"1 were elected: Supt.. Wni. D'xon; Asst. Supt.. Mr. E. Moore; Primary Supt.. Mr. I. E. Holmes; Secretary, Miss Arnio Ma" Goggins, Lucy Adams, ? Mrs. A. K. Holmes; Treas., Mrs. ... r. K. vins;' Chorister, Mrs. Rosa Cummings; Organist, Miss Eugenia Mae. Holmes. Mrs. F. L. Rom y was added to the teachers* list. Rev. Rouey preached from Phil. ">: 1G.. Theme: "The Spiritual Rule of The sermon was a master piece. The Allen Day assesswas raised in fijll to the delight of the pastor. We were <>. v pionso.d to ."sive Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Gardner of Greenwood, S- C. tp worship with;us; also Mr. Geo. R high. Th" onstor entered into the orga r'/ntion of the various churches. 'T'-r ionary, president. Mrs. A. I'rOnnv vice president. Mrs. L. K. Goggins, Sec., Mrs. E. A. "ohm-son: Treas.. Mrs. Ella- Rob'n-'o"; Pt"Vp'(less, board No.. 1,. s., I.. K. Goggirs; Board No. 2, fee-.. .Mrs. Millie L. Nash. PeaBoard Pros.., Mrs. Carrie Gopreins; Volentoer. Board Pres., Mrs. F. L. Roncy. We are lookinpr forward to.the'.first quarterly con fefeiice which convenes the 28th inst. ) Mrs. Annie Stacks. Mrs. T.nnella Holmes and Mr. Farrow Foprtry are very much imporved. i'le 'fle.ni" B";vi"l Aid Society is still prrowinj? by leaps and bounds. Pro. S. Louden is the treasure. We hvae no fear. Other officers are Bro;' A. Aaron. Bro. Wni. Pix"?i Vi c Pres., Mr-. A. "R. Holmes Sec. TER Schedule STA SPECIAL i thorter tints from Augusta to cars between Augusta-Aiken a fork. Lounge sleeping car ill man and dining cars airhea. kirn# torn mmtM I .-00 iX x, tickets ond other Information, unic&te with . Gen. Put. Agent m, S.C. iHERN ^SYSTEM IrKr f P. WILLIAMS I uneral Home | PEN DAY AND NIGHT ',?? h Quality ami Better Servic? Y Phone ?^7? * ]; MMJLANCE SERVICE ]\ LADY ATTFNDANT A ? X $08 Washington- Street V~^ COLUMRIV. s <c. ;;