Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Pag*' 6 S555^S55S5 J > APl'LICATIO < ? ' ^ DATE ... i > ?; NAME .. ... ......... ;; CITY ..._. ........ ; ! GRADE . .. . . <. ... S( "< > k ' I BIRTHDAY , > Fill out this coupon and mail i <> stamped envelope to The Palme' <> 1310 Assembly St., t.olt mbia, ,S. < I [ the roll book, an:' you \v 11 receive ROSA LEE SMITH WRITES 1 Elko, S. C. . Dear Bill* .... _ How are you? I am well and truly hope you are. the same. 1 am very sorry.I could not yet my ' loffr... lock v.. i ?un.... down, but I i'oi got to write. i ' keep saying I am going to try tc ' write every week. 1 am now. 1 am still doing nicely in school. I didn't go to church Sunday bceauJi it was raining. But 1 guess they had a good service, though. LaKr^iay night I went to Shurl Branch to school closing, which I enjoyed very milch. Well since i ;ould not get my letter in on time I will tell you about . what a Hik Easter 1, had. I had four eggs foi Easter. Easter Sunday night 1 * went to an Easter program which I enjoyed very much. < I dl this is enough for this week, ' I g lejgi. So I Will ' close my letter. Rosa Lee Smith . i ISADORA S. THO'MTKON WHITES BII-I ; Jor.esville, S. C. < Hollo Bill, and all of the club ? members, I am doing fine and hop? you T?all are the same. Bill I looked to- , see my letter on the Junior Ra.cc . last week, but I failed to see it. Why didn't you put it in? I crtai'.tly enjoyed reading Mis*' El!a v . Ma? Hughes' letter. I hope o-ir ? Juiiior I'age will pick up again. 1 ^ am still' doing nicely in school. We are going to have ag 'examination and I will 'try to make good marl < Will pick you up next week. Bye, bye. ^ Isadora S. Thompson ? SARAH FEELS BETTER AS ) CLLH BECOMES EAKI.JR 1 r r\ r-?: 11 wear Din, How are you this dreary morn ?mgT??Oh didn'-l it rain yesterday. We didn't even pet to Sunday 'i .school, and I suppose just a faith- ful few were found at the church ^ services. Bill I have been promoted to the eighth grade, so you see I have to do a lot of studying ^ to keep up. That's why I don't get r to write every week as I am, kept f busy in 'my studies. Then?too I j have been trying to get my tlow- v er garden planted, but I hope to ^ write often from now on. i *>rah , BILL WRITES | - . \f] Greenwood, S. C". , Dear Bill, f I have enjoyed reading tin r Junior Page every week. Souk j weeks I would not see but one letter and that would ho Margant Wright's. Every member s-houb; 0 cooperate with Margaret and also be a faithful member as she. Our Easter program was very vtuy > -? good Sunday night. I think every one en-joyed it-.?We raiserr ? Sunday morning Rev. Gary preached ?. wonderful sermon. We had *. ?n ' %% hunt Monday. I found not r a oi \ T am sure every one enjoy ? ed the holidays and was xjijitt i ma y for school_this week. I am t doing fine in school. J will ho ^ tuning in next week, and will t-v. , to be a full member. t Ttva Kvr> Bill ? MARGARET WRITES 1 , Rembftrt, S. C. v Hello Bill, 3 I must say this to you first, I am very much disappointed as I did not get the paper last week and for the last month or two I have been getting it irrtgulnrly, !" but I hope that will not happen again noon. Well last week was National Health Week and we had plan a hig program, but it rained * so much, we were unable to carry out our plans, so we hope to s nr\r>r\ rvl/-vf 4-V. 4-U ' r. ,..^.1- ? .1 * - will L/i\;v^ 4/11' III bills- WCUftj it fid make our reports Friday. This is Humane week and I am sure we'K discuss the dumb animals and their value and loyalty to us and fte will surely be kind to them. I attended church and Sunday school as usual. We are now getting ready for our school closing which will be the last of this mwnth; this c wfl bo a Hu*v week as] !we will c have our final test and examination*. One of the members of the class is planning to bring h'8 Tabbit foot along. Do you think that J will <fo him any good? I was glad to see the letters from our new club members in r Gaffney, as many boys and girls t as we have in our state I see no c reason why tho Junior Pag? oaaookivg to mart latter* ftrom < ./ ?hc .iorf 1( ?*< ?C?000?e? ? ? ?? N BLANK ......' 193 .. ..... STATE .... ? ?hool ... Irz .. . ...... ... AGE ..... t together with a self ad<?r?S8^d :to Leader, Bill Carver's Club, C. Your name will be placed on a'membership card and button. 1*1 N E GROVE A. M. E. ClILUCII itev. 11. T. Summerw. 1'atior April 11, ly37- - Sunday- was. a vr> pieasum. ua>- anu uiw ?crvici.? Liiove were \v?u allwna.u. riie aui.uuy ?ciiuui upciioil at U? r?uai hour with lli? kupernil^n rvn.t. ana teueiivig at tn.ir duty, me ICMUII wiii aucusseu bueio jy vaiiuug clagsw alter which n vas interestingly reviewed by the . astor, Rev. It. T. Summer*. i heii a short prayer >ei vice wan cnuelcu oy Mr. John Kay and Mr. .pencer MchMlcy. At tile coliciu,ioh the pastor brought to ug a .vonderf ui message irom Saint dark 15:15. The Holy Sacrament us administered. The collection vas real, good for the day. We > ere very glad to see Misg Marhit kkiber out again after being d for some time. We regret very much the illness >f Mrs. Julia Rawls and we hope for her a speedy recovery. -Miss Henrietta Nixon wag the jucst of Misg Ollie Nixon for the veek-end. Mr. and Mrs. Jamee Cooper of s*orth Carolina were the quests >f Mrs. Emma Hyier for th? week lid. We regret very much that Mr. >. H. Rhett was. somewhat indislosed and could hot be out Suniay. . . *. Thfi "Rio- flnK v.- U r. - ? -> corking for the up-building of the hurch and school are making plendid progress. On March 31, 10??. the club mot it tho home of Miss Martha Paris it 8 o'clock. Tho meeting was ailed to order by the President, diss Fannie Paris, after which the lsual form of devotional, exercise vas conducted. Then the roll was ailed and each member re spond (1 briefly with their dues. 'The ninutcs 'of the last meeting was ead, received and adopted. The louse was opened for discussion lave a manless wedding, March 'th. Then we adjourned to meet it the home of Miss Telicous Lownan. All of the members were asked o march into the dining room for ehich Miss Mattie Bays'-was givm o surprise of'her life by the ?ig Sisters club. .The guests who vere invited all were present. Vhen "11 had e>nltered ,-thp room, >Ii?s F. Raris 'camp into the room md said "We are celebrating Miss 3ovd's birthday. She was so surmised she didn't know what to lo, she Juat lauphed. Cake and cp cream were served. Many useul presents were given by the nembers. Tho guests were' Mr. L.P.. Redman, Thos. Kenly, Mack md Cwypert, Pinckney Boyd and Tnck P. Kla7.er. Everyone roportd havinp enjoyed the evening. ^ ^ I'EGRO PART IN C.WALCADF. WILL RE CA?T SOON I>ALLAS, Texas, April--One of he important characters in the loston Massacre scene of "Cavalride of the Americas," Pan Amevcan Exposition historical speeacle, is that of Crispus Attuchs, Cepro hero who was among Thm lever, to die at the beginning of he history-making evcnt. The cone, depicting the bloody uprising of the Massachusetts eolonis-t* igainst the Red Coats is one of he most important in the show. Ut'ich.y,?according to history, vent in search of a physician to itter.d a flvinrr rliild I>i on ncnt that ensued between him nr.d he British soldiers, h? was shot, ind died on the spot. The part of Crispu* Attuehs las not been ca.st yet, but will be n a short time, according to A. L. ,'ollmanp, producer-director. Last year's "Cavalcade of Texis," at the Centennial! in Dallas, Texas. The part waa taken by Smiley Moxley. "Cavalcade of the 'Americas'' vifh liberation as its them?, was mtton by Jane Isabello Fortune, .nd depicts the history of five enturies in the Americas. It will how. on th0 largest stage in the vorld! 'Tit is a third larger than he stage for last year's "Cavalade," and features tho eruption if a sixty foot volcano in tho first cene. It la exciting throughout, ind rich in historical! romance. The show will open Juns ,12, vith th0 Exposition, and continue hrough a run of 142 days. lew members of the dub, and I io want to iom< from th? old m^g too. S* l*nff B11L VUrim*i Wrtrlk ?r? - i. i. - ... - ? I p idicx i y * > =& a : I.AURENS NEWS ' by inomaa istteirb* > . I , "? | Kev; A. j. inouius oi Bethel j -U. cnufch preucnea a womle iUi sutmbn oh ounuay mornui, axis Viiwhiw was "xfiie tauten in ti s\ oriu loday". hie c&nei.a ciuo met at tr "xrouie ox oii&3 jbiizaoetn Garre oa a ueeuay evening. Alter oue .leBjcmM-UBsiion je# cxeam unu cat rtvie boi'VeU. ine Wining worker club met i ' .he 1101110/ ui nxr*. .ivx&rgtu'* i oung oh \\. AiahiplOn eh wot i .inn ouu>, evening-. i lie ty unu eioitig club met i .ne nouiw oi inny ixaiaauate w* V iiiihipion Eiieet on luohuay aite ,iioou. Uuiciit) oi inu ciuo ai i U'si'iiu1,, riaiiKiiii ax in*; V lei i ieaiueiii, Guuesu joiineon; lie; auiei, ivuih .uiia; duutnuiy, loe jjiiia cannon. . l n? .popularity content ol Betlv sin te neiu on V> wunekuay axel s in il. r.iitn fiiiiicii in inu i*il tvin l>m repr.eneuieu by uvu wui vUkUiiiU. J W 11111*1 Will L crowned. . iia. .Uii.iuv zanders oi lluai] -Oil llig'U kl'UOOl lit kpoiloo, .iig Hie popularity contest. com juk ui'iuj/u'.cin your churclt. 111 uclkl'lk Ml* Oil SMI* l*>" COUlMlMl.lt .01 Oluy JLU CclllS. ih* West isiuw Recreation clu met ut tlie noni* oX Alls* iiorotn oucivboii on V\. Hampton streu 011 1 ueaduy evening*. Ine nex meeting win be held Mt tiiefhoni ol All-. J01111 L. AUlls, Jr., iug iiaiiipioii bli cct on Tuesday evei nig, April ldth. rhe Women s Aid club gave silver lea at the homo ol Mn Alice Young 011 Sunday alternoo 011 W. llMinpton street. A time! program wan rendered. Mrs. Etta (Jariinglon gave guest meeting ut her home 011 \i ilumplon street on (Sunday altei .... Tl.: I" - A I \ PA UVJUI1. Xillb WUD iur U1W JJUIIUIU C Bethel's second Sunday in Ma rally. ,A very unique prograi wa? rendered by. various talents c the city. .Mr. j. \V. Mathia, Jr., of Bet edict college spent a few day nome visiting parents. .Miss I'ansy Rice was the wee! end guest of Mis? Rosa Bell Si ber. Mrs. Eva Grant of the city wisf cs to announce the marriage c .her daughter, Clara to Mr. Dewii Clinton Scott of New York Cit; They were married in New Yor City last Eciday. Mis.s'Tlehrietta Grant K*' the cit is in New York. Mr. Jerry bendy is still impro\ auto accident. Rev. A. J. Thomas of Bethel / M. E. church was complimente very highly for accepting the pt sition of statistician of I.aurer of colored people. Jie was ve< ommended for the position by ver prominent of the city. Last Sunday Rev. A. J. Thoma was the dinner guest of Mr. C. f Duckett and family. T *. 1 ? t >> L'uiif.suay till" uicniuiMB c the Eleven O'clock social club d< ligh'tfully entertained with a mil cell^neous- shower complimentin "MY. and Mrs. William Green at tl home of Mr. and Mrs. T6m Bui ton. After a number of games ha been played anu enjoyed deliciot ice cream, cake and punch wer served. A basket containin many beautiful and useful gift were brought into the living rooi and presented Tu -the bride b; Mrs. Willie' Mae Bavksdale. Mr: Lucinda Jackson anjd the bride1 mother,? Mrs. " Janie " Brockmai Much happiness und success wer wished upon them. Mrs. Ida Crawford of Philade phia, Pa., was a visitor at Bethi Sunday. Miss Pansy It ice, teacher of Su li>an Street school in Greenvill and Mrs. Wilson of Greenville als were visitors at Bethel iiunda; Mrs. Latimore of Greenville wa a visitor. Program of stiver tea on Sunda at Mrs. Etta Garlington on V I [ 51 111 lit (\r\ <ct 1 Hi't' ' Ninu I :\t* MTU Old Rugged Cross"; Prayer, Mr Mary Cannon. Singing "Shine o Me". Scripture reading, Miss El ZAboth Garrett. Welcome, Mr! l.evana Anderson. Response, Mfr .tnnida Jackson. Instrument! -<>lo, Miss Lillie B. Douglass. Rea ing. Mr. Thomas Shelton, Jr. Sol Miss Daphne Leake. Sold" Mn Mattie P. Fuller. Mrs. Geneva ghelton is in Spai 'Tanburg where stre was called J i the bedside of her ill sister at thi I writing. 1 Mr. Will Garrett, class leadt and steward of Bethel is doin splendid work for his church. M Garretts class - has lead for tw months in succession. Mrs. Charity Irby, Passes 7 Mfs. Charity Irby passed at h< ' residence in the city recently. SI i was an old citizen. Funeral se vices were conducted at Mt. Zir. church hy Rev. . W. Mathin. Ti t torment was held there aUo. i It. Duckett and grandson. Joh Putman^ funeral directors were charge. | SUBSCRIBE FOR ' THE LEADE] ^T.: TOT PALMETTO LEADER ? IN MEM OKI AM lu loving reniembrunce of our dear husband and father, Rev. A. W. Heyward, who departed this Ufa, April 14, lVttl. SV'a miss you mora than words a?u tail, hut your work was iiiushed whan you fall. We are working to uiaat you in r that-, land to stay, Where thura will b# no parting oi ^ the way. LIZZIE HEYWARD, ^ and daughter. le JOHNSTON NEWS tl ii- Morning services began at 11:45 vo o'clock at Bethel C. Ai. E. church. l'ha Pastor, Kev. J. M. Blassenat game preached a wonderful ser:l mon as usual. We wcr# very, giau ,i, to have Mr. and AIib. Ceorge Juy with us.Paul Chapel A. M. E. Church l* Tha Sunday schooi met at the ? u.IohI hour wnn superintendent ' and teachers at their post of duty. *' Ihs lesson was wonderfully re'* viewed by Mr. Henry Olipnant oi r.Ugelield, S. C. *' m Airs, Khoda Johnson of Aiken, >x ii. C., was tha Sunday ewopnng > guest of tha Misses Cassia anu i- .uuria Mobley. ?Miss Jannia Sinkler Of Aiken visited her mother, Mrs. Emma Sinkler on Sunday evening. Mrs. S. O. Thompson spent the L* week-end in Uieenwood with her 1U - . - - . * motner, Mrs. Alary r. Binnuns. 1V Judge The Palmetto Leader by '* what you read, not by what it coat*. When you new the "Leader" it means news, y GREAT BAPTIST CHURCH ? 1 HAS IMPRESSIVE OPENi JLNG OF AUDITORIUM e West Palm Beach, Flu., April U? s> Greater Tabernacle Baptist church n | rtev. Wilham Lee Baxter, pastor, y Eighth and Division avenue successful opening of new auditorium. u The program held 011 Lastei {t ! Sunday was ve?y Impressive. Rev. > ! S. H. Ravage 011 uehaii of the AI111,f i isterial Alliance was 111 line iorm. y J Rev. T. T. Pollard, rector ol' St. n! Patrick P,. E^ church, delivered >f : the invocation. Rev. A. J. Collier. scripture reading; congratulatory i. I nfessage by Mrs. Roberta Jenkins, g On behalf ol' the church workers, the club women of the city were c- ably represented by Mrs. Alice G. i- Mickens, presentation speech by nono other than our own brilliant 1- young orator, Dr. T. H. Terpell. >f j Featured speaker of the evening tt | was Dr. G. E. Thomas, D.D., of .. TTf t ?1.. y, | j. v* uuuuwiuiCi k | Congratulations were received [ from state and national officers of y ! the denominations and this historical event will live in the hearts r- ' and minds of the community. ?h The present-Pastor, Rev. W. I. : Baxter, a native of Newberry, S. t. C., product of Voorhees, Preparad tory and Benedict college has cre) ated a lasting impression upon this is community by the sterling effort > 1 put forward in accomplishing the y task, set by him, upon his advent | into the community. The upper is structure of this great church, I. which was started many years ago i had lain uncompleted. Through rf cooperated elforts of the various 2- ' auxiliaries today the community s-1 feels proud of the brilliant achieve g mont. 'e j This chur ch was organized ar" crosg the I.ako at East Palm Qeach d I in a Palmetto shack under the pas 18 tm-n ~ r.c \\r i n/icni- \n ivi > . U, . Tf , HUailll-I 9 LJVtX'e cons N. H. Hall, Jno. F. Stevens 3 ! and R. F. Robinson and a member-9 ship "crfTwonty-six, moving over to 11 j W. Palm Beach. Their first locaV j tion was Clematis street, where the | storm of }92'J partly destroyed it. s Moving to their present location 1-. under the pastorate of Rey^_J, M. e | Coleman, B.D?, who started the j construction, of the present church. '* The various pastors of the church 3' were as follows: Revs. W. B. Mills R. Thomas, J. 'D. Wanamaker, P.! 1_ W. King, A. W. Wilkinsorv R. W. ;e Washington, J. F. Dillinger. H. R. it) McDonald. J. AT. Coleman and the ^ present Pastor, Rev. ^V. L. Baxl3 tor. The acceptance of the state association to come to\W. Palm y Beach \yas the impetus \o arouse1 , the congregation to put dyer this ^ epoch mahrtYg program of which 3> | this brilliant young W. L. Baxter i n fostered. He is married and has j. a qualified and devoted wife, inj forested in church work in all its B" j phases. They have a fine family I consisting of two bovs and three "J | girls. The structure has been un-1 jQ dor the architectural supervision B of Mr. K. Knowles, a very depen-1 <iable artisan, aided by an efticient staff. Mr. C. T. Thornton, q Senior deacon jn charge of the 9 plastering; The Coffey ElcctricaT company, the electrical work. Deacon Arthur Williams, has been noted energetically assisting. r Mr. Wm. Mitchell and Mr. Rol' lie Davis are the respective choristers of the choirs of the church. The Church Mothers and every branch of the church have been [ bending their energies to this great I tank and have succeeded admirably. The officers of the church are " Rev. W. L. Baxter, pastor; Wra, Lambert, chairmap of Trustee Q board with associates; A. Williams " secretary; P. McDaniel, treasurer; 5_ R. J. Anderson. D. Alexander and J. W. Williams. Deacon board* Wm. Lambert, A. Williams, P. Mc Daniel, J. H. Thomas, C. Jackson, M. Wilson, D. Alexander, P. Butler, E. Thompson, C. Maloney, l? R Randolph add Iftp ptOtt?sr If. If. JW1. IN MEMORIAM In memory of our mother, Mrs. Ella Smoot who departed this life April 12, 1936. Ia there no place requiring lovplines? Can tempt, you to return? Have you gotie far? Too far to hear ua cat'.ling any more, i_ Crying our needa of you from star to star? And are you now beyond the reach of tears. Yet many things will call you back to us; The quiet poise of your uplifted head ' The shadowed calm of a blu? curtained room These are the things will speak to us of you Who made our make believe re-' - af.ity. It- did not seem that you could ever go, Or that we could grow up, And music still tells us that on Some far eternal hill, You dancp remembering. Mr. Thomas Smoot, husband Mrs. E. C. Anderson, Miss Libyan Smoot, children , t fiL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. Frank Dreher, Pastor Columbia?Sunday was n beautiful day for church goers, Sunday school was opened at 10:20 with officers, teachers and. members at their post of duty. The pastor preached two wonderful sermons, one at 11:30 from II King 5:1, text "Obedience," and ' 8 p. m. Rev. 3:8, text "The open door to reality." Mrs.1 Elouis? Green and daughter worshiped with us. Sunday is junior church day al- , so Rev. Dunnon of Newbrookland ; and his congregation will be with us at 3:30 p. m. Come out and 1 help put the program over, we arc planning to do wonderful things at ' Emanuel. You are cordially invited to all of our services. Sunday 1 .sehool at 10:00 a. m.; preaching 11:30 a. nr.. and 7:30 p. m. Prayer * meeting Tuesday night 8:00 o'- r< clock. i Mr. Jack Swygert had the , ' misfortune of getting his leg 1 ' broken. Mrs. Swygert is also ill. ' so ill. I' Miss Georgianna Graves was I '< home for a few hours Friday. h NOTICE ! ' ' ' I ( Christian Home Burial Aid So- I I ciety, district No. 1 \vill meet Sat- | i urday, April 24, 1037 in Saluda | | county with Codge No. 38, James 1 Ethridge, president. We regret ' i to announce that our recording I 1 secretary, Miss Martha SuTber i can't be with us this time, after 1 having-under gone an nnomtion >* I the Waverley hospital, Febftiarv ( 22, ljP37. : : FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. A. H, Clark, Pastor { Snramorville, S. C,?Sunday | morning was a very beautiful one, | j while nil the trees are budding, the ; ! flowers are blooming, and the ha])- , py little birds are singing their melodious Vongs it nuist be spring.. J Everything is e othed in its dresses of green; the spring is a v??ry ; i happy season of the year. The many children came out to Sunday school, enjoying their lesj son. The subject of the lesson i was "The Sin of Adam and Eve." ' | Every one seemed to have been bn I on the lesson, because those are J j the two characters who stated . j that gr?at monster sin, in this big 1 wide world, and we have to suffer j After an inspiring talk was given [ ; by Rev. Sharts the school was dis- ij missed. L ;: Quite a few attended ehurch ' 'services, the Rev. A. II. Clark dc- , J livpred a soul stirring sermon, 1 subject: "The King of the King- ^ doni." Tht sermon was an enjoy- i abl(, one. Every one was happy to see the | Deacon ElMott out to church after 1/ he has been *1 for a long-time;?he^ jnade an uplifting talk to the ;,, church. T,h?. Deacon Pirscknoy, j superintendent of the Sunday , v school, returned from his trip ,toI. | Washington, D. C. on Wednesday,!] phv Visited his daughter and sister j f who were members of First Bap- i ! tist. 'Both stent greetings from . j ! their church.. . L ' At night another wonderful ser- | s I mon was delivered by Rev. Clark, s subject "What Must I do to be j Saved?" The sermon was a very j s touehirnr nno ?? b1 Miss Francos Sinpletor. dnueii- 1 a jter of Mr. and Mrs. Campbell j Sinpleton are leaving for New 11 York City this week, after spend- js inp a v;hile with her mother, fath- ; j er and brother, William sinqfeton i she is a former graduate of the <] Alston hiph school, where Mrs. | r Grace Ashe is principal, fshe has j p received a course of Beauty Cul- s ture, and is poinp hack to her job. _ She said that she is sorry to leave j c us hut anv wav her time has j t come. We hope for her preat sue- i j cess, and a safe, trip. v It is sprinp, it is spnnp Don't you hear the birdies sinp I All of the trees are so proen j The most beautiful sipht I've ever < seen. * -? ? j To the Members of the 19.1t Col- < I lege Class of Benedict College^ j In order that wo might have the < reunion May 22. at Benedict the \ j members of the class present at < I the teachers' association met at J 4 p. m. in Science Hall and decided < that it would be necessary for | each member to pay $1.00 each for , expense during the day and nieht. 1 We are asking that all members ! get their money to Mrs. .Juliet R. ' ( Gilliam, Sect., 1310 Assembly St., ! Columbia, S. C. Rev. Rucker and Prof. Harriaon, CommltUa; Prof. T, L. Puckett, Adviior. ~ * ~ I | Poetic ill J BY HERBERT i A POEM OF REGRET, TC And speak with si I cannot praise you well ? Except in dreams Or find a verse that ho Divinely as I'd have it Though often have I'd have it like the This feeble voic That quite the deafi And those who scor To each exaltin t . . " ' For -on the highest I'd like to firm! And speak with a TU~ 4U - ? a iic tin in my voit'i; Inspiring 6v'ry And I should like t A masterpiece c So long it would a? So true it wouldn't To speak for di i. ' But what I wish will ne Chn never be, FTou And though the feeling I fear that I shall neve The verse I'm neodi PAG ELAND FIELD DAY By Mrs. Mami? Gatliings Pageland group held its annual ield day program April l/=;t. under he supei vi-ior. of Mrs. M. L. Fos:er at Pageland school which C. S. Thompson is principal. Elevenschools answered .by yells. Pageland haying the -highest nr.flmcnt present. 9 A thousand patrons and friends vere present to witness the oxerriae. ? The exhibits were good; Moynt Slon school received the highest lumber of prizes. Oratorical conest, little Margaret By hum. West'v chapel received -three prizes; 2nd Oratorical prize was present. id to Phonic Lockart, Marion Brew jr Arithmetic contest for 4tn rrade and. Ralph Singers for ;hd rrade. Mr. Flemming, principal Tom the Papreland school, two irizcs to Miss Aves . Blakeney's wpils, Harold Thompson and Robert Blakeney, Jr. Nancy Lockirt. Sixth grade, taught by Mrs. fit'long ton won prize" in the spollng c; litest. Tiie govjeral science and home . conjoin ics were beautifully displayed under the supervision of Mrs, Mamie (lathings, from the iny insects to old. gray mouse, izzard and other specimen, to 'ntcr the room reminded you of he "go around." The wall was a H.mii W'nl?iVi ( /(??rrf? snriuir lime iirds. flowers, cattle gazing? joining this was the Indian tribes incient and modern beaut if u 1> tainted. MARION COUNTY TEACHERS 1IOLI) I AST MEETING FOR THE YEAR 1936?'37 The touchers. of Tdari n county 'anv> togotln r on Saturday, April 10, 1937 in the last meeting f r tin, fear 1930-1937. Quite a large rumtor of teachers attended the meet-. The fnorting. was called to order it 11:00-o'clock 1 ?\- Mr. K. Richardion, president*. The chaplain, Air. }oy Gordon conducted a very impressive devotional exercise. The president made sqippc timcfy re. pparks,' then passed out the finntidal reports to each, person .so that vep-y one could see hew each penly of the nponey for the year had >een sjpcipt. ^ Mrs, A. V. Hagin and Mr. Roy I 3ordon. our delegates to the stat,. eacjicrs7 association made their charts. Each one gave splendid ind full reports. The teachers eere wise in selecting these two | >eople as representatives, as they I mougrht hack all of the. pointsrora the association. We then listened to remarks by drs. Corino White, our supervisir, as shp. concluded her remarks, he spoke of the pea sure and help he had received durine dier work n the county. And it is true that he has meant a great, deal to the oimty as Jeanes teacher. She is ilways ready -and willing to renin assistance. It is a desire of he teachers of the county, that he will remain with us indefinite. | y. Mr. S. J. Wall, our superintenlent was present, lie made re- j narks. Mr. P. C. Le^ette re- ] ponded to his remarks and pr<?ented Mr. Wall a Rold watch chain ?a gift from the teachers of the ounty. Mr. Waif was deeply ifr T r?orPtf#? Knf in cavit ^'ordg lie expressed his appreciammm Saturday, April 17, 1937 Irtotatimta | ' ELI DICKSON I ???? ) KAPI'A ALPHA PR I ach a force that 'round enough * ~ or thought! T 1 nors you f do, I sought! thunder, q of mine! est man could hear ^ n would lend an ear g line; . t mountain ' ly stand! ^ force that 'round ^would clearly sound, "1 t . ' ^ iuihi; 0 render ' ' ; , , f>f praise! ;toundinjr be, weary., me *y$ and days! ver?? ???:?* v >w! 1 regret, 'r get ng so!" lion, saying he would place the RTift among his saved treasures, because he felt as though it Was given out of the sincerety of the hearts 5f the teachers. This is his la?t appearance with us aa superintendent. Officers were elected for 1939? 1938. The insult of the elections was as follows: Prof. M. Johnakin, President Prof. It. C. Bacote, Vice-Pres. Miss Marv T- Green, Secretary Mrs. Louise Massey, Asst. Sec. _ Prof. P. B. C.hry, Trpasurer Miss Willi0 Ei Mitchcfl, Reporter Rev. J. M. Davis, Chaplain Pmf AT Pninsov A P.Vinnlnin A delicious repast was served and a very pleasant social hour was spent. This ended one of the b^st years in the history of the as- - / sociation. Our-next meeting will be November 6, lD37. (Miss) -Marj' T. Greene, reporter AROUND CADES ' ^ The community was shocked to hear of the death of Mr. Sharper BurprOss on last Wednesday. Ho has been living in Philadelphia, Pa. for a number of years. The body was sent home and arrived here on Thursday. Mr. L. M; Green. Undertaker of Lake City, S. C. took the bodv in charge. The funeral' services were conducted at St. Paul A. M. E. church by ^ - Rev. I). W. Washington, pa tor of the Lake City circuit. His text was taken from Psalm 17:15: As for me I will behold thy face in righteousness, I shall be satisfied, when I awake with thy likeness, subject: "A Longing' for Satisfaction." Paul bearers were: Mr. Felix ! Th'oma?. Joe Frierson. Timothy Cooper. John Taylor, E. L. Thomas and Booker T. Adams. Mr. Henry Monroe of this comj nuinity wa? also funr-: ai izOd yesj terday afternoon, April 11, at j v iuimp .>i. r... cnurcn. * - An Easter program was prison ( nt St. Paul A. M. E. church Sunday, April 11. The following persons contributed one dollar and over: Miss Corine Ransom, SI.00; Mr. R. Peterson SI.10; Mr. E. L. Thomas $1.15}. Mr. Pete Graham $1.15; Mrs. Easter Adams $1.00; Mrs. Etta Barns SI.10. Total raised with the public collection and other clubs that reported were $11.25. MILL BRANCH A. M. E. CHURCH Rev, I. H. Dozier. Pastor Sunday school was held at the > usual hour with the sunerinten | dont and most or*his co-workers ' at their post conducting the very i interesting lesson. The lesson j was reviewed by the Supt. At 11:30 Rev. Mrs. M. E. Barnes brought to us a very noble and powerful message from this-text Dan. 2:45, subject "Dreapi". The entire audience was made to think. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Hyman were the dinner guests of Mr. and at.-c n r. ? ?* ? v/. i/. i^avis. ivirs. tiinma Williams and Mrs. Thorosa Hyman were the dinner puests of Mrs. Annie Lonp. Mr. .and Mrs. L. E. Hyman were the dinneti puests of Mr. and Mrs. II. Lonp. Sunday afternoon the Missionaries sponsored a program. Mrs. Jame Cain, president, which was largely attended. 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