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Hello Everybody.
Are you" listening in? If so.
you will hear the news for the
past week. 'On Thursday afternoori,
tKo undefeated" State-burv 1
basket ball learn went down to the j
Raften Crpek; team;?the?scores)
were 7-S in fav~r of Raften Ci eX'k. '
On Tuesday of this week, we are
expecting the Boy kin's team and
on Friday . the ' H|t. Michel's team.
We are hoping to win both of
these names.
On last Sunday . afternoon, we,
? .--Went to tlie inovi,. and? saw?tfw
picture. "Green,. Pa-tares,'* nndenidved
it. vi.rv I! * r ?
wondering if the I.br i in Heaven
" Will act like the one in the picture
did? We did not have school Friday
as all of the rural schools in
Sumter county a'senibletl at'-S'tv
Paul church for a group Meeting.
We, had" a Rood p: gram and I am
sure everyone enjoyed the meete
ing.
' >i On Saturday afternoon, we at .
' tended a lovely Birthday party at.
the home of our little friend,Bertha
Dixon. oi Ho ratio: after playing
several games of choyk.s.amgrans,
authors and old maids, we
were all served san Iwchev ice
cream'and cake and every one
went away happy. . Before I close
I wish to thank K">a l.ee Smith.
. froni Klko, fV r-her letter on the
Junior page last-week.- .My!- how
I enjoyed reading it. This week
I hope there, will he Many more
letters for-mo to read. 1 fear you
Will get tired reading -<> I ;rm*j,:j?oing
t-. sign off.
Yours truly,
. Margaret Wi iglit
BKTIIKI. \. M. E. C III IU I1
Re,v. T. Iv. Robinson, Pastor
1'n.iitn. *S. P.--Sunday was ;i
very had -day f r all rally goofs."
of Bethel church. Sunday rite a
program was given by- the: Sihei
Circle, cluh instead < f preaching.
; everyone enjoyed it. The Me.Junk '
ins qiiiU'tet sang Some very' beautiful
sVdoctions. Everyone enjoyed
their singing.
The contest Wednesday nite.
February 24. l'.'dT Jjetween *'th>
Gohlen Gates Jubilee quartet f
ColumWa and the Fanious Four of
Spurt.-minirg?S. C. -was, a s'.icco-s.
Everyone enjoyed it. The contest
was won by the Golden Gate- Jubilee
of Columbia, and were wi
glad.
Miss Robbve Wyndham certainly
did enjoyed herself Monday afternoon
with the pastor and hi.~
Ma .am, Rev. u;.d Mr-. T. ;E. Robinson.
i_. Visitors at Bethel church Sunday
nite, Mr>. Bu tlni McJunkir.s, J< hn
D. Johnson and Robert Henderson.
MORRIS BROWN
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' Serviees .'it. Mni'i-i. Hrnwn A.
M. . E. church were conducted as
usual last Sunday. The vteathe-.
was apt all that would .ho desired
but good cohirrcrations worshiped
dnriinr the dav. Rev.'* d. \V.
Withet spoon has been rcnr vi-d'
front Morris Hrowt by Rjshop .1
fs. Flipper, but wa- present during
the service* during the day. It.
is reported tlmt Rev. I.en.iojj front
Greenville. S. will ho sent, tMo
rips F.i ?.v, n A. .m. K. church.
The new piaster i> expected to h?here
by r.ext Sunday. At 1 1 :Pe
' a. m. Rev. U. S. Robinson who has
conducted revival meetings at outchurch
on several oeensipn
preached a woral-oful sermon
Rev. Robinson i< a thetrber < f th>Michigan
conf ronee.
A 7 -10 i. ' ' ?..?1>.\. -"
sermon was preached h_v Itev
J. I!. Camphe!]. prcsidui}* elder o!
the Newport ri-frict. of tho N* \\
England eorfeivn ' < . Hi- suffer-.wa<
"Convention." Tlx- text watakor
f>'m Sr. John. .'ir<!' rhaptf
ami 3rd vers*1. It is expected tho*
a latere cniwil wil! attend the lee-.
?-ttrrr-hy Cr.ryno-;s m: ir A. W. Mi'--^
oil on next Monday ovoninar. Mar.
8th. at Mo: i is Brown. This con.
stitutcs a rar<? opportunity to the
people ' f Charleston and vicinity
to hear this noted character. J'
is al-ei expected that the white
people 1 of this yertionr "*ill nvad
themselves of the oppovfiiity to
hear?thf?r.-Hy \>vro?member?ofPnnfn'r.Cc
enoo 1 in ? ln'e r* i f t Tlwi
-.1' "K . iigeneral
admission is fixed at fit'
cents, and reserved seats at 7f>
ee'tj. The Bishop's Council and
Conneetional Council of the A. M.
E. 'church closed its-meetings her?
on Friday afternoon. It is the op
inion generally. that the entertain
ment afforded the delegates were
satisfactory. It is hoped that the
:egislation of the-p bodies will he
of benefit to the A. M. E. church.
Many visitors were in attendance
from many sections of the country.
Tt was a pleasure to hear pur
old Bishop P. II. Sims preach on
last Wednesday morning at Emmanuel
A. M. E. church. His sor
men will linger long in the memory
of those who had the pleasure
I of hearing ,him.
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itOSEMOl NT (ill AMMAR
. : SCHOOL NEWS
W titer Ion, S. C.--1 he Itoscniou-nt
school children are very elated
-wt-r- -the 'triare C\7<ectTny
to take to. Woodruff,- S. C." New
Bethel Baptist chinch. 'Monday
itite,- M.ucti stn, to render a pro-train
entitle "Mother Coo-e isle."
--a two acts play. The jirsl
scene represents Miss Blight anii
ler talent pupils anticipating si
< !> iu mouicr uoose Isie. Seconci
scene represents the home" ' oi
dother Gooi^e. T<> mi^ tins pi*.*
'Via will miss a treat,
The Gospel Singers 1RTh~i?oiidei
i piogram at Good Hope iiaptisi
viuuc,h, March lith in interest oi
,i.e" school. You are_ invited to
loth pf these programs.
Admission ll> and Id cents.
Mrs. licxie A. Gooue, IT in.
(illCAT T A 1.1.5? M:\VS
Tirsi tiaptisi t liuriit
Kev. S, 1,. Toole, Tasior
I*el.rinu y-'21-1? StindaV school upbed
at* I he Us lull otli, Willi'Vi
urge number of. lite sttuunu
'W-selil. i
ia.vcr s.civice was comluvU-d Uv
U iitnev iSim M i tilth. alio
V. M, Kci nedy. Preaching;
service .lagan at 1'
i - u; tit st hymn hyalite pastor,
so. su ipt.ut\ Mo son by tin.
iasl'ti, is; chapter of .Jojpn,.
Mas. Klta Ga< tlier. Misses Su :tn
and Beatrice AH -vt?* ,eiu<MTaii'w
d a delightful sui prise patty
i'huvwday evening at liu- home uj
drs. P. Hall on Washington .'ST
n^ji'oi. ! . of - .Airs. I.. Hal!, in cwleirutioti
oi' her birthday.
Tile dr utiVlions \yciv :ipp)opr;
. . to 11 lit* Ka'stet* season.' Ma;*>
allies un re played. The glle ts
i-;l*e Mr. and Mrs. >,*. V. Kurd. .P..
dr. and Mrs. j. Y. Young. IP v. M
11. H. Washington, Mr. and
.Viet* McCulhuig.r. Mi. a. d Mi.*
\rthur .Met ivy, Mr. and .Mis
'-.uhn- Hall. Mrs. Ors<?ni,t MclHill'i*
.!r>. Ola Ivvans, Mrs. Mn;gg'e Mr'a!lough.
Mrs.- Sa41.ii Kennedy
lis. S'.;is}in Waitson. Mis. 'Gussit
'a!". Mr. Tie i Kennedv and Mr
'..vd, Mrs. Pillic Hall.' Mr. Ilia
H. Gunthroji.
I NlbN M:\VS
Tin* Gulden Gate Hruofs of Co
unibia ivink'N-'a program' a;
'ethel church; during th<* past
rec k. The buil dingf,-* couid hoi
told one third of the people*. AYhik
ve wore one of the unfortunate
:<>t beir.j' able, to "get inside," ii
hose that luard it expressed :
'..'eat desire tor-them to n.ake a
tftin -visit and hold their oiqrrani
in a larger. building, Tiu
lev. Kohinson and his m fil ialhould
be comntehckd lor bringing
ic it a wonderful treat to the foi?<
f l.'nion,
Mi;s.; Marie Turner died at bet
me on South Wallace -street,
umral services were held at St.
av;l Haptl-l church. Mr. Lev-.
elicit of the countv is very. ill.
Mrs. Mamie Crawford of 1 ?? *
roil. Michigan, who was called
me to attend the funeral of he
rother. I'.of. S. M. Gos ctt ha turned
to Detroit, also Miss
iielma Dawki 11 < f Virginia Stat*
allege. has~~retiiriio 1 to lhc> col
go.
The flu is till raging .around
nio'i.- Dr. Dawkins who has done
-.mil' to ;copuji;i? _tj;d> dreaded dis*
t-<n..has also had his sha,-e ar ci
"rfs Kepi' in a few day^r?Hp i- a
rain out. to the delight < f hi.amy
patients and friends, Dr
>atvKi: - has 'ionc so.im.rii t<> In >
>is patients. he really fonrot- hit.iIt*.
IK- iv known inUnion an<
he county a- one that kndws h< w
>> fiirht the "flu". Both. T)rs
lawkihs an Lont; 'arc noin'it :
'feat- deal to improve the h alt}
onditions of our people.
olletrc. junior who was t'hllee
iiiinoon account of illness has returned
to the collepo.
Mr. Wilson Cimtnn who halei-n
an airent for the N*. C. Mut,al
Life Insurance in Spartanhui <j
ins he.n transferred to Union, -S
*C. to take a dehit. He exprosse:
threat, pleasure in. Lei.HK able t?. ixi.
turn home.
Mrs. Johnnie Sartor William will
entertain the Claflin club Fri-lay
nipht. .March 0. The club b
looking forward, with proat pleasirt;
to the visit of the Alutnni Pros
Prof. W. W. Wilkins, March I t.
Mrs. Janie G. Doupla-s, one bl
Prof, Sims.' principals in th<
cr?hrw?1 cVcieni i c; pntthniwl vi'itK
flu. We hope she will soon In
able to return to her work at MeBeth
also to the A. M. K. Zior
Sunday school where she i- Supt
The N*. C. Mutual agents hav?
been more than busy duiing tilt
last few weeks, putting over at
ordinary < 11 ive in honor of theii
vice president, Mr. George Wayar
~CoxTs birthday. "Mr. Cox is the
man of that official family.
ST. PAI L BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. H. W. I). Stewart, Pastor
j Sunday school "opened at the
usual hour, >vit the Supt., Mr. T.
M. Golden at h: post of duty. The
1 lesson was r?.vi* wed by "Prof. P/S.
11 it ks. At 11 Rev. Karl Wright
preached a woy.derful sermon, his
\ text was found I Cor. 3rd chaptor,
1st \erse-. Tile Pulpit Aid
' met (jilt the hone of Mrs. Ilicks.
r A fi"'i the tli1. i". inttl n pvi'i'l hlh iT
I ieadirtr was enjoyed. Purin^r the
| -" e'.al hour the host ss -erred jel.o
; :?< I custard, punch, vanilla wafers
i and mints.
N'ext meetir.jc will be at th?
- home of .Ml.5. Km ma?Mills. TP
Gleaners club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Byrd T-tie. e.venini.
The Libera! clubwill meet at the
. home of Mrs. Jar.ie Reid. Tlnnsday
yvenitnt. The Mi-sionary so
i? ty will meet sit the home of
Mrs. Hattic Golden Kt day eve
-ninu-.
1 Mr. S. Mills is.on the; sick list".
I The H I \V . ..f .. .1.
j .vith a full attendance. .
Mr, 01 ivi: a. m. i:. ciiritcii
Rev. J. A. Gamble, Pastor
Prosperity, S, ! '? !..nary' :11
? Devi th-m was upeiud.hy- Ui?v
l). Bat with much spirit,
-o Scripture K'sso-i by the pastor,
vhich was. a splendid, us e from
saiali 12-.'10. The pastor. ?'leivoted
a messatre fouitil Isaiah
>; 1. subject; "Gd'l's Jud.tichien'i
\tra nst Emmies of the ('lunch'
his seiatiotf w >s J'ull of- i-uJ^iima-ion
ami spiritual fervor wlvieh1
Va enjoyed lr all wlin. heard. t.
i .Regardless <f the wealh r we
i' tad a splemlil ; udienre out for our
irst quarterly eonfercreo which
,-vas a p;od(l ot accordir.i;''t?t tilt
i vnncly .ea-.A mdwypinfv.-yt ulv d
lay. . ' r
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1RI! 1.1 ANT 1 \ ITi'lM AIN AU.M
for \v ki:i.-i:m) <;i est
. \ - :'l'\ IH<*. .V. .. t . 1iy.'| :\!Vl
. I;-. V..S. Me I Av?-ll."2.y I'hir :r t l\
\>i.<vi:.ly. N. v Oal' i tH. lu-il
.1.3 iI!jitt ; i s?n>jitT vn F.iaiy
? i'V.'n!. fcVKruav.., 1. in ."honor'-of
^ h. -51 nvst. Mis; Da-i.-y
\ Co.iclv. nu'in!. ! <?f tin' fu.ai'ly o'
A-JiV/tfi y s.-how,. * oUniibiit, S.. (':
1'iviivil jrut'j *<* Mr. sua I
I is. I'. A. Evans. M>;- and Mrs.
. X. Thomas. lb*. aid-Mrs. Chns.
:miih. Mr.and Mrs. \Y. (). Mn
;*y. Mi s Ihaitruo .Chainlu rs. Mr .
'< mho Wijsnn, Mrs. C. D. If. !!.
!i!l Felicia iJavis, Mr. .and Mr.-,
unv's ^\hhntt. Dr. L.' C). Miller.
J it\- -Joseph Wilkin*. Dr. \V. (.)? M>iill
and 1 1!. .J. W-arron.
- ' ' Tlir W'lin ci'nsi tr ! of o.i.'hlMiml
ravair in ii?t' liv n._' ?t??Afwhich
tho .triiosts wore ir.vii !
Mm the ilivimr rrain !'<)>: dim. r.
. m h cor i**od (if hofbahod lam.
hi k? n-!a-kin*j'. it; patlM she!'*.
_ ^parxyus lYci.i ii ;nin beans,
htvddcd larrots and i an! flow or
adi-'.M - M?.-CS. Wort?r nntTnC'T^TVtTly
v 1 "!i r ! i o v. <, hit hi,'.for <1 tol. ;
ot'fco, niirts and. nuts.
.'"V.I'M eMm - ol v. M-ol?iv, rr
. layod. Mrs. Abbott roeciyo ! |?? iz*
lho la h s. .iiavii:{ :< highest
ooro ami Dr. \ !.?s. Smith locoiv-?>1
tlvo?for the to?rn. M? s: vYn-o
Wilson and Miss HoatriieChambers
received prizes for t? ,.
v. scorois and Miss Daisy Roach
. , nv il a Jovolv truest prize! F.ve <
no reported having a nico
, . inv:
.Saturday evi :'.ipjr. Fohi ua y :!<?
M Dow, !i honored Mi.-s
_ doa. h w ith a 'eiioons inn,In ,.n
'n'-it'll atio.ts io: Mr- t *:
is, M'-s. W. (). Mi > ;>! y, Vj->
f" Wl. -I.. BriM-di'ii'. Mlss.'s Ki.lieiy
, and Reatiii Chanihi'is.
Tl?.. ir.fiui 1 ii* co.ktaii in
' hi. livir^ mi' ;i, in lb/-, dir.'ny
' ?.ni pretty ;r i palatal*!' er.tr. i
"ashed \vjlito potatoes. irroetl P JIV
:iKl?ut st fik, _i-aViol>, asparagus
t * m1 Is, pea. !:. MmH cake Tor d.es
I ai;d iieiiii-lass" iii the H.iav
num.
> ST. MATTHEW RAPT. ( 111 KCH
Rev. 11ars\ M- Tavlnr Pallor?
L.ift v?r, S. Sunday was a
Idyll day-al. ih Si. Matthews I?aptist
church. Since the death en'
Itev. S. J. Shiver th s church has
f been vacant, alter a nior.th, (he
conyloyalioiT <h cid- <i to oaFI a pas
i >! . . It v. II. M. Tayhn was asked
- 'n fnmc dmvn on?rttr1?r*""ti d HT7
Sunday in Fein uary an.i v.a- elected
:ts pastor or his lirst visit, the
' ertire c" nyr "yation was elated to
have been fortunate in rall'my Itev
I aylor its their p.astor.
The pastor is planning a rone,
plete overhaulny of the entire
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if "I I I If I Mil \ II ill.* LI V |l |V>.
appointirtr and regulating clubs
and iiu.xiliai i's for a greatci
I church and^eongregation. He lias
. plan to put much tune in Sunday
' scbrn) improvements.
| The pastor is also hoping to
. make th4?-n- meeting: center for the
i connmim ty and in advance asking:
' the cooperation of every member
I i frie.'d.
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^THE PALMETTO LEADI
CENTENARY NEWS
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V All the "believe it or not" are
not found in Ripley's column. Here
is one that happened in Centenary
Believe it or not: A ehangable
winter has caused many freaks to
occur in the Plant kingdom but
in tho animal kingdom.
| This interesting incident happened
on the farm of C. White.
A normal calf was born having no
eyes nor tail.
I Our school work is progressing
' I'apiill.t uinLi the- gui lance ot Ilia
i teachers. The X. F. A. are'bcauj
lifying the school yards. It is
, very attractive indeed.
AH students and teachers arcbusy
in work.
Friday nite a party will be givat
-t-hc school.?sponsored by
j Misses Gilmore and Lambert.
Miss F. Lambert, spent the weeki
end with her parents in Marion.
Messrs Gerald and Johnson and
Miss Z. Davis, students of the
Marion county training~~School,
-spent the week-end at- home.
t.i... si:- ; : *-- ... 1.1 >
i . j Hi.' .?us?iiuuu'y met at tr.e nonio
! of Mrs. Marie Hughes.
Good Hope's Missionary met at
he home,of Mrs. Minnie Davis.
We are very glud to report the
ones on the sick list are improving
rapidly..
AlfflllVILLL NllWfj ~
St. James A. M. It. Church
Kev. W. S. Minis, Pastor
Sun lay school opened at the usu1
hour. The lesson was reviewed
y Supt. ll. T. Johnson, and re-,
narks by the pastor.
11:15 a. m. our pastor read St.
I.uke 15:11 -;52 as s< ripture lesson
:Vnd hi- text was St. Luke 15:18P
of which he emphasized the
j 'Voids: "A Resolution to Return to
(I.od.1'
, Mr. Horace Taylor, student ol
Benedict college, Columbia, spent
he week-end with his father, Mr.
Albert Taylor.
Miss Willie 1*. Hazzard, a toach
r of the Saluda City school was a
week-end visitor of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Hazzard.
Miss Annie Green, a member of
the Palmetto City school spent the
week-end with here parents." Mr.
i:d Mrs. W. P. Greene.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tmner and
- kr.rghfcr, KuToirirT utso Miss
lu.ily Colli, f s| i : t- Sunday in
.llber'on, Ga. with Mr. Turner's
jollier. Mr-. Lina Turner, and
' -re dinner guest.- of his uncle
let ati- t, Mr. and Mrs. Tate
Lewis. All repoit-.d. a pleasant
' if.
hriends are sorry to hear of
"lYe ui'] timely death of Air_ Alex
'N'iisli Monday nooning. Relatives
have bur sympathy. Hi- remains
iuc at-Hoart's Fun<cal Home until
frr.er'a! arrangements aie com.pleted.
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it. Pleasant Paptist Church
Rev. J. W. Mathis. Pastor
"Mt, Pl.:isant Haptist ^unday
eh'-ol Hauliers' meeting was held
at the home of Mis. Will lieid LxU::iy
night. Februn y lldth. The le
?u was dis/ussed by Rev. L. F.
i>i,. .. .. * r. i < - -
' 11*?uii1 was
r. t !?> .'onion choir praeticyii
>onir bc-iiuiiiul sona's.,
'Mt, I'if!-ant- Baptist Sun:!?*. .
via. I'v.a>' tipc: c;i at lOidn'a. n:
Vi'ii .Mr: I.. I.. Brown. .Sapt., in
Jia
I he lus .in was reviewed hy Hev.
Mo-nine -v-i vice was ope nod l>\?
;S.<- i'-ihior. i!rv. J. \V. Matnis, who
preached a. soul stirring ^unnoi.'vi.jn
John 1J: 1 as his text.
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BKOl I' No. ;{ or M \KI.BOBO
MI:I:TI.\(;
tin}? No. nut Moll
iay. I-Yhrna; y 22,- 1037. at th''
'i - i 1. ( lio, s.
Nr. Audi . son, chairman <>t' the
the group tojrrth i'
'at 1 ; Jo oV'ofk with favorite
.from efti'h teacher
? > \ I I !| ^ Cl \ V" I Hf II
rwhieh the rhniimai
; am commit toi. I'rof
P- Pi' * -anted Miss Covinjr
! .''"v'njfton" doiiion-tratI
vory intcn.-'in^ or
"ii ' nr Life." Her (lis '.> 11
n:,..' outlined as follows
P. '. :'the home and its sui
roondiiuis; < c nd. Relationsh ps
In ; exist if t\v en members of thi
a: i ly: a':-1 tliitd. care of the pets
it . ;K !i -iii". Miss Covincrtor
|'i;i' ! > ,?.< life with roadirr
' jsni-lli"f a dhm tie, art. pr omaphj
:m>! nt' < ! -objects. She further
i i -t'Ui' il how the trarliiT i?_
iii! I ' M ' I'.ic.'at. in the workinp
lit uf the tin t.
Fo'to\\itiir Miss'Covinpton's df'm
on-1ration tin- pump blended idea.*
*'M :'e same discussion,
.Miss Mar; ell then demonstrate;' !
on the unit "Indians." IT.ej- topics
Were outlined as follows: First,
the 'white man bceamp acquainted
with Ind'ans. second, the different
Indian tribes. and third, home of
Indians. Miss Ilarrell showed how
with tiie usje of sand tables, pasters.
pa tin s, hooks, elay makinp.
one-inn 1 'torios et cetra this unit
may be worked out by teacher ard
pupils.
(I ir son' vis'or. Mi ss Graham as
I U.,.1
.. i.??i nan nuiiiy neipjui nints mv
us.
This i fate rest i?yf-~-and inspiring
meetinpr adjourned to meet apain
at the Dunbar school, Mr. Candy,
principal, March 15, 1937, at 1:30
P. M.
Reporter, E. J. Thompson
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I CLINTON NEWS
The Supt. and pastor, both being
ill. the church services, were carried
on. After Sunday school n
wonderful sermon was preached
by Rev. G. A. Shelton.
We urged that the members and
, friends attend the A. C. E. League.
Visitors for the- week-end were:
Mr. Alfred T.eihitler, Miss Elizabeth
Reeder, Donna Thompson and
Mr. S. L. Lilliwood.
The^e will be a Golden rGlove
Uoxing?Tournament at?Rett St.
scho&l Friday, March 5, 11*37, at
8:00 o'clock. There will be the
tights from 143 to 211 pounds. The
public is cordially invited
i The Young Men Criterion Club
The Young Men Criterion club
' met at, the honm of. Mr.?Craig
Gary Tuesnay night,February "23.
'A large number of members were
I present. There was I'll general reorganization
which jive hope will
"fnove to lie au effective one. The
present officer- are as follows:
President. Ernest Henderson;
Vice President, llayward Hamlin;
Sec., Craig Gajry; Asst. S;c-., Nathaniel
Wilson; Treas., Fletcher
Pruitt, Sergeants-at-arm, . Mance
Guty and Floyd Cheeks.
,-?ho?aim of t-hi> club is to develop
better young men in our
community and to make them realize
the great ivpinisibllittT'S that'
they have in prepaiing themselves
to bo worthwhile "lpnd???*? of t Hi. fn_
ture. They have proved themselves
wol thy 'ol' the name "Criterion"
by their ideal habits, desirable
characters, and all that go
10 niakb up a worthwhile citizen.
rhe*Y. M. C. C. i?- on the road to
success.
LOWKYS NEWS
Brown Chapel A. M. E. Z. Church
Sunday school le-son was
discussed by.tiye classes. Mr. Win.
tiler, n, our ex-superintCndent,
taught the senior cla^s, wno
ro'ueht mary gvod thoughts."
The 4-II Gospel singers from
'Charlotte, sarg at Christian Home
Baptisft- church Sunday night. It
was enjoyed by all pr 'sent. They
will sing at Brown's chapel the
Weond -Sunday 'night in March.
Mr. Jessie I'eay. Mr. ller y
| Gray, Mr. Berry Walker, Mr.
Charlie Jan'W's and Mr. James Key
motored to'Sal sbury, .N. C. Saturday
night to a union meeting...
The funeral sl'.rviee of Mrs. Jan
r' i 'inijrias'S,, sister c>i me iaic
1 .{''v.' Mct'lrllan. was coubu.t <1 at
Brown's Chapel Thursday, Fo'du .ry
1S, by her pastor, ..Rev. ('. F
!u Ft. of .('hai lotto, assisted by
lev. (Iraham of Ci aiiotte and Rev
('. Ho. . i), . pastor.
Interment in Ij town's chap.l
c meter y, Undertaker in charge.
( aro ina Funial llonic,fharott'",
N. ('.
'Hie s?.}ii n?t ' a i i^TT^-TttTfTTritloTig1t
< '.Mi s Kt My. < or Jeanes
oa her, visited bur school last
.o k, R v. and .Mrs. Ryrd wore
tell pleased wit it inn visit-... Th'
' n .'ci ! 'liny liav" a thro,
-poacher >c!':jt?ol.
I ml. jQh!isf?p. n;:r 1-IJ r.h
~7T<!t(!(l it;it <TTT ill again wo.-!
anil o'-^nniz.il tin- oluh. (Mlicrs
1ij!!itv.: m- s x;:y;c\- |y .lanv's.
I'm s.: A* nic M. ( hi.- ili'i, vi.o pi"'li-nt:
Mi. .< MaVn'io I.. Sims-, si-.
M Ms. Mai; in *1.. Hughs,
istant svi'l >''tnr.y; Miss Doreth;'
rnr-ninirhnrrr." tr astir* r. Th" y' IV::'"'
a ri'ul fiioil nanting.? liov. a'!v'
Mis. liynl aiv .nvanniziii'r at 1h<
scVno!. Wi- hnn?. tiny will )iv'
ng t<? oarry-t>r tlm woi k f"'1 hn44
ing Imm-anity. W . wyrr ti'i-a-'- '
tn sec Mr. WiHirni. the man who
hrinprs tin- t'hi.h'ers t'> 'his .si lo ?r
ho cmtniry rn hing. in this t>v r-v
-UHf?in 'lii^?rcw <*ar. a ln**i" t f'tt
Podgo. Tli'v arrjvi'il tliis mn'.'t'.ini
at ri'ir sfhoo.1 9:1"v
Tho measles" in our sc''n 1 i.
:11 in 1 a -Hvr.
Ml CATION M. Ol'I'OK 11 N I TIES
AT CAMP I AK KVIKW
AMI: M \N v
fly Timothy .1. Johnson
(tlt-mlio of ('. C. C. I'. A.)
C h' st? v. S'.? ( . The edu aliu'. a'
department is proim ss n..' nicely
Mr. White, our a ivis.ir, has orga
niv.od !l f,' Training class and
a Current News clul>. In the a
hove class courses are offered it
FtvrlisK Public s]ca'.intr, Kd1,national
sociology, Psychology.
>lngy and Princ-ples of leadership
The leaders training class is t<
prepare leaders for camp sup
vision and community 1 if* .
The educational depa'tme;
sent exhibits to the C'thuat
meeting held in New Orleans. '!"
Di'st. "1" Chaplalti. Rev. IVo l<organized
a P.ible study c!u<s ' >
Monday. The e'a-s was attended
by a large number.
High I.ight rf the Hasketeers
The I.akeview basjo. t "ball t.? am
is -till beating and getting beat.
After dropping the game to "Dad"
Crawford's team last week, they
came to the top Fridhy night when
they ran over those strong Finley
purple hurricane to a count of
to 1? 'n one of the thrilling, game;>f
the season,
The boys who played well foi
Finley are Young and Shclton.
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| $In?>ttr 1H
'I BY', IIHKBKHT
MY FKIENI):
"It's- come at la>t,"
Yot s:ow began and I
Git w cold,
"When what has passed
Bet\.v-en us must be left
To mold!"
I've gone beyond
Tlu ucumis of reason just
To >ave,
Oui tickle bond
I thought worth keeping to
i The grave!
j
I've played my part
A..n well as anyone
Couid play!
FLEASANT GROVE SCHOOL
Starr, South Carolina
There is a school house not fai
away,
Waiting l'or the children as they
\W; ti?i.vr far the'children as they
gather each day;
Our. I'loweis and shrubbery can't
?It treat, "? ???
Admire them,' but beware, don't
i tali them with your feet.
In ' li" I*. G. was in the Beautifi~
*' cation Contest;
S! < felt she would win in spite
of (he rest,
Whin the contest closed she toolthe
state prize,
MARCH ON
March on ye brave and true
To serve you- country's will;
i Be ready with jts colors too
A* d sh"\v your strength and
hill.
Be ."dy for the fijrht
' j',* St"hi firm w:*h all your might!
j Show ursui passed zeal to hold .
F. hiopia's HH1!
I
Fight till you batter down the
stones
l CK the enemy's bated wall;
Then >bout to hear their rend'ttp:
moans
Ard tlap your hands to see them
fall.
By Clarena Burant
Cayee, S. C.
hi?111 l.nii i;m vii.vi'i. c in Ktn
Kev. l..K. Gauldcn, Pastor
>'ful i-ry.?The. Sunday" school
">et ; t with Sunt.' R.F. Glad
'It n u-. i-h.'i i y . The (lasses went to
thei resp. .live places, after the
revi ar d.-votional' exercises. The
L. lake. The services b: irar a t
11 oVlosk with Miss Gwendolyn
1 mi-mo; ur pastor la-'
' ' in before lis with a sermon
1 a>< ! * !) iht? "seven last words <>1
Jesus." Next Sunday mornini; out }
past-.r will use as his text Thirst.
Com;* out and he with us; we will
do thee pood. .
Newand FAS
AIKEN-AUGU!
F.lYcctive December 6, 19.16
f.v. Aiurusta __ 1:00 P. M.
r.v. Ailven 1:00 P. M.
I.-. < OT.UMBIA .1:50 I?. M.
Lv. Charlotte . . 7:15 P. M.
Ar. Washington -115 A.M.*
Ar. Baltimore _.^5r5l A. M.
\ r.Philadelphia __ 7:27 A. M.
Ar. New York _ 9:15 A. M.
\.r. Boston i nn P M
1TI-RN1NG
Lv. ^osf^n __ _9:00 A. ? |
[.v. > f\v York _.-t.2:30 I\ I
Lv. Washington 7:05 P. f
Ar. ? ?rUJMBIA .. 7:20 A. 0
Ar. "Aiken 10:05 A. f
Ar. A-'pusta 10:15 A \
One hour and thirty minutes s
New York! Through sleeping
and Washington and New 'i
Augusta-Washingtom All Pu
conditioned. Comfortable coac;
nwytii mi Wmml
For sleeping car reservations, fare
call or commi
W. E. McGEE Aaat.
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Saturday, March 6, 1937
mw ? <> ?>?> "
p^tlatinuH. I
ELI DICKSON X
w. T
And from my heart:
Id liko another chance
Some day!
I \o wished no end;
But if it's to your joy, ^I'hen
no! _>
I wouldn't spend
A moment'more to keep
You so!
But look! Your eyes!
I didn't mean to make
You t-ry!! ~ .. -
Then they've been lies
Like what you said;?you told
Ilium why? ^
Pleasant Grove sh'nes regardless-"
to her size.
The school was built, by parents
and,
That's the reason we like the
shape its made,
P! G. [Stands out like a little col- *
y
vfloar 100 rush here fur1 knowL j
etge.
Each of the two .rooms ha? a
teacher, ^
Neither happens to be a preacher.
We like our teacher fine,
She is one who-can't make firo
without pine.
The BYPU met as hsual with
; Mrs. Nancy Singleton in charge;
\ the pre gram was short and snappy;
Mis. Gjaham had charge of
I the program.
Let us not forget our duty to- *"
ward our church.
We regret v'ciy much to have
taken from rur community by the
hands of death Mrs. Annis Ruther
ford and Mrs. IPfiels. God grant
t-hat thej' are resting in heaven
with thee. And as for these of
us that are yet alive; may we remember
God, so when we come to
I the end of our Journey. we will
I 1.- -.11 A. - tf! *
ui: in ie to m'c ^11111 in peace.
IU(0()K(.AN1) HIGH SCHOOL.
If. Iv. Harrison, Principal
"Thi* Tuesday evening Pals" a
i club composed of the sivth an '
J ; Ovcnth grades mot at .the home of
j Miss Elizabeth Subcr . Tuesday.
1 February 16th at 7:00. The club
has its motto?"One for all. all for
one." After being served a delicious
course, we adjourned to-meet
at the homo of our teacher, Miss
Zelma l.ogan. The officers are:
Bertie Ncathers. Pres.: "Vermeil
Drehtr, Sec.; Jessie F. Hampton,.
Treas.
uur basket ball team won a de- ^
cidod victory over Chapir.'s girls
Monday, February 22. The score " i. was
G to 2 in favor of New Brookland.
The eighth and ninth grades
ei :jend a very appropriate program
for National Negro History
week. : ?
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