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[ 'TOT^P) GRAY I : 1 ?AND? T To I THE NEW RIDER" I 11 I "* set I REV. E. 1'iiliO.it' ELiOa ?a > ) ?H I W( an Memphis! Everybody T1 w The greatest gathering of Afii- fr can Methodist in the history of the s0 denomination will assemble in Memphis, Tenn., June 2--'J7 to th ' witness. the sesnni-centenniat ecle?hi bration of Negro Methodism Jn Ti America and the Isles of the sea. be This occasion will be a re-birth of et * African Methodism and- will be second to its organization by Rich- d? - ard Allen, one hundred and lit'tj ai years ago". To my mind no gen- t\ eral conference Wi 11 crraal thr^T"; meeting for inspiration to both .V young and old people. Every ]1 Metropolitan church in the donorn- C ination should send reprcsentativ- t; *u;., ,r A n?l larire | ? tb lu tins iiivv viti5? .'"v. - ?- rcongregations in the rural districts should be well 'represented. Its a (. life time opportunity. One that we will, never have again. And t no sacrifice should he too great a on individuals or congregations 'to | attend this! convention. l>r., S. S A Morris, of whom the thought ot P such a celebration originated has o now the respect and admiration uf our entire, chinch.?And in tin li future nothing within its gifts will h be with-held from him. And mark i my prediction, at the close of the I sesqui-centennial celebration at i Memphis next month, we will hav? 1 almost a brand new. A. M. E | Ldhurch spiritually, 4 numerically a and financially. All roads lead t? v Memphi.; in June. I A Member of Staff i V.'e have just received the in - ? :: -jteJ'igenco from our general secre J "1*-'xa i y mat we have been selvetei as a n.mber of the publicity com mittec e>r the historic scsqui-cen tennial jubilee. While the infer mation was a surprise we appro ciate most highly the position anc ^ shall endeavor not to reflect upon our go>>d secretary's judgement. 1 t desire to state further that Thr , Palmetto Leader will be one 'ot j the main organs of expressions And persons desirous of getting all of the details before and during the .sessions at - Memphis will do well to join the. list of .oui I many subscribers; Renew youi _ _ subacripliotv-aL-once to1 the office ^ 1310 Assembly street, Columbia S. C., nr with the field agent 311 Ashley avenue; Charleston, S. C The management is 'cutting off delinquent subscribers every week v Its awful to see the large sub scription bill of some of our Subscribers. Many of whom have ' been boosted by the field agent. "The .Samaritan Herald" uses the right and proper language" in expressing such subscribers. Many thanks to the following persons in Charleston for prompt renewals: . Drs. E. I,. Baskervill. J. E. Thomas, S. R. Higgins, J. C. Dunliar J Samuel I.loyd, J. W. White. Mrs . Mabel L. Green and Mrs. A. C Mayes. The last two are new subscribers.. All our city sub seribcrs arc paying ritfht alof.j?. Pet subscribers in other cities ami places do likewise. The Union The Charleston Interdcnoniina 1 tional Colored .Ministers' union is ' of the best to be found anywhere in this country. P*. J. C. Punbar is indeed a prince of presidents, jmd Dr. William A. Mack, ~~T a no*gjsecrotarv. Few of tin lead',111? spodffi^rs are Revs. Jesse E. Re, <!, J. E. Thomas, E. L. Basket' lie. R H. Reoft C. R T e,l. better, R 'S. UvvrOfiw, Samuel 1 Lloyd, C: S. J. Mollette, J'. C. " Jamt.i, J. W. White, W. T. Mur . raj, T 0. Mills, S. Anderson, D F. Bra ford, 0. B. Mitchell, many 1 of wh. m are Hnh.sr.ribciv, to Tht- ~r Palmetto Leader. The latest a movement jiow on the part of this all anui is a union revival. Such ' wes never undertaken before. This k bids to be a new spiritual era in Charlr: ton. The greatest need of ' the world today, is a soul stirring revival. To this end every Christian should pray. Our churches have any number of big meetings . but no revivals. The mistake is too much preaching and too little ; praying. "Lot l.'s Advance On O >r Knees' " -?? ?creston NEWS T i In spite of the threatening weather the services at St. Paul were ? well attended. Devotional ser- *] vices conducted by iiro\ Weathers f, and others. At 12 o'clock Rev. M. -j M. Martin from Reesville station .1 delivered a wonderful sermon. His tj text was taken from. Hebrews 11:- i 28. Theme "Worthy Christian." Thia?was-a?frfml -s lining sermon which was enjoyed" by all, after which, the doors of the church I- were opened and one young man joined the church. At 3:30 p. m. the pastor and Si Ichoir, also members worshiped li yifeh Rev R- C?Scott-at?Pi iend ~ Ts ship A. M. E. church. 7:30 p. m. R prayer services were conducted by h< . Bro. Leo Randolph and others. Af- si ter which Kev. Martin bnvught us vi another strong sermon. This is t the beginning of -our spring" re- ar vival meeting. RfeV. S. Chisom, A pastor of the Kingstree district, a Fi great preacher and revivalist has wi charge of the meeting for five nights. Let us pray that we may do be able to save some souls for ro Christ during this meeting. wi Ibi - * it 0"' !{? , I i CHESTER PARAGRAPHS t Mr. Eddie West Brown and Mr. Til Span" students nf H.iniiilint liege, Columbia, spent the week d herej^'ith their parents. Mr. \Vwnam Carter, of the Gcthmane section is fast improving the Pryor hospital where he ,s been a patient for several . eks. He was huit by the L. id C. train on which he worked. ie amputation of his right foot as necessary. Relativ'oa and iends are hoping that he will on be home. Mr. S. M. Briee was taken to 10 Pryor hospital Sunday and s?,i ightr Toot Was amputated uesday morning. Mr. Brice has en sick for several weeks. An irly recovery is hoped for him Mrs. Lizzie Dixon with hei lughters, Miss Lucretia Lewis] ad Mrs. Lucy Mackey and hei vo little grandsons, James Mackits. Martha Wright and Mrs. M lard in motived to Charlotte, N '., Thursday, for the funeral ol heir niece, Airs. Kathleen Alexnder. A On M on da y ^ jiight/Afay ^ ITItaai t diet College Maje quartette and he female quintette will render program under the direction of 'rot'. S. Louis Finley, head of the lusical department of the college. T iie.nds are invited to be present n this occasion. The High'- Sl'hool students who i t\v been going to school on the ill uprtbwn, kince the burning ol lie school in January, will move >:uk to Finley Hi school buildng the last of this weeJv. The uilding has been re-fixed, frcshy painted, and, jis. quite ready foi 'i-cupancy. teachers and student^ ill bu glad to return to the cam his of dear old Finley Hi. As the time nears for the closng of the- May contest for the boosing of the May Queen and di>s Finley High, thVv competiion is growing very keen, and aeh teacher is woiking to win. KeV. M. M. Peace of Columbia ill preach at Calvary Baptist iiurch Sunday. ? mvui 4X i?va?y i uiu ovui m vith thunder and lightning- and \m y very dark clouds continued hroughout the entire day and ight, and until about mid-day ;unday. The rural teachers met Satur lay at 10:30 o'clock. Present, witl hem were County ?upt., J. E, snnneiy and Miss M. D. Kelly I .' ant s teacher. Several of the chools have closed. The meeting uis attended- by?it 'nrge n umbel iiul was Veiy profitable to the i achtrs. Mr. Joseph Thompson was conned to bed several.' days this veek. Mr. and Mrs. Kloyd McLurkins iss't their' infant daughter last Wednesday. The little one live*. :-dy a few days; Miss Ella Jane Wilk? is on the ick- list also Mrs. Agnes Hall, liev. ar.d Mrs. J. A. Baten o: nion, visited their daughter Mrs aisy B. Atkinson, Monday. Mrs. (iilmore. mother of P. v . C. Giimore of Winston-Salem, \ as buried Sunday. She was ^icl? tut a short time. Finlcy High Girls Win Trophy (Jri Saturday morning, Princi al S. L. Finley accompanied the iigh school students who took a art in the athletic activities to olumbia. These students had .i n trained .by Prof. A. H. Harin who also went with them. lr. he games played Miss (.'auk oely'ell and Miss Ethel White the two-girl"* track team, Van wajf with the honors at the anual track meet of tl\e kS. A. C. or secondary schools at Benedict ollege, Columbia. Miss Cock roll on the girls' GO and 80 yards ashes in record time and placed h1rd. in the broad jump. Alis.s t'iiite won the girls' discus and lt?ll Ul..? I....:... .. r . . 11,-t-UKll lUJinv.1, JJUlCIIig IOUl'lll i the 00 yard finals winning al-23?points l'or individual nd team honors. The boys Warn,' Messrs Robert nd Theodore White vflore outlanding. Mr. Robert White won he 2 nrile run, placed second in_ he 4-10 yard dash -880 yard, (lash nd one mile run. Mr. Theodore.White placed see id in the discus?3rd in the 2 ule run?4th in the 440 vard ash. | (lirls: Baseball throw, 1st; Pisus, 1st; HO yard dash, 1st; SO ard dash, 1st; Broad jump, 3rd; 0 yard dash, 4th. Boys: 440 yard dash, 2nd: 440 ard?thrsdrr ~4Th; 880 yard dash, nd; 1 mile run, 2nd;-2 mile run, -t; 2 mile run, 3rd; Discus, 2nd. Prof. Hardin is being highly mplimented for the excellent lowing made by these students. >r he had only practiced them a mi- iiiojt man a weoK. l he stuents were given quite an ovaon on their return to school with iese 'coveted honors. - __ ? ? COKESBPRY NEWS Rev. E. I,. Honey, Pastor Church goers "werP rained out unday, (o our regret. We reaze that u-hfttcvr T o>'l fl""* for the he>t. Miss Henrietta obinson is home to the delight of ir friends after having closed a iccessful school term at GoldHe, S. C. Those on the sick list are: Mr. id Mi's. Squire Washington. Mrs. nnie Starks, Mr. G. C. Nash, Mrs. jnnie Pearson. We hope they ill soon recover. Mr. Alford Moore spent Saturiy nite here with his folks en ute to N. J. afUr spending th? nter la Fl?. . > r :A . / I ?> _ ^ ^ . in *i? 4 UNION NEWS j Everyone that heard the won- I d?'rful Roland llayeg said thafhTT"' singing was great". This is the second tini2 that any member of our group appeared in the Converse college. Messrs W. M. Gilliam and L. B. Frasier, Asst. Mgr. of the N. ('. Mutual Life Insurance Company are in Augusta, Ga this week attending a Training school. These Sales schools are conducted each year by the Company for the Asst. Managers. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Drake of Bennettsville, S. C. spent .Sunday with Ml\ alul-Mrs. Boldcn. ^ Mrs. Bonnie Mitchell, one? of Bethel oldest members died Sunday afternoon. - Funeral services were conducted at Bethel by her pastor, Rev, Robinson. Mrs. Katheleen Beatty of Tryon ;Vns in Union his week attending the funeral of her-aunyMrs. Mitch ell. ?Miss Julia Dobson, the ? Jeancs teacher is doing . some very eon-' structive work in the county schools by beautifying the grounds with flowers, etc, It would be a very good idea if our rural folks, would plant nioi'tr^flowors^rouiFf their homes.' A fine lesson, could In* learned from Miss Annie Bookman, Mrs. Silas Gist and others on growing flowers. It is indeed very. pleasing for one to see sucn oi'iuitiful flowers. This is a line project to work during the National Better Ilonio Week. Mr. H. E Daniels, State .Earn: agent spent a few days here last week with the ideal agent, E. W. Williams. ? oRev. J. M. Beatty and friend, Kev. Gallman were in Union for a few hours . last week. Union folk are alwav^ glad< to see Rev. Beatty. Rev. T. E. Robinson is working very hard io build a creditable school house at Carlisle. It was the writer's misfortune to "visit recently the South Ca'r.olfn-i School for deaf, blind, etc. at (V1 dar Springs. This is truly yne of ti e most unfortunate affairs in the proud state of South Carolina. 1 hey have a man there that they call the Supt. I am not too .sure lie i has any direct supervision over I the splendid teachers but rhn has ! charge of the boys and his wife has i much to do with the girls. It (loos seem as if our folk should bri. g this condition to the attention of 'he- State board or some board <>, iimmittee who is in position tr KTOily this sach affair.?Go IkeiT .nd .se0 for your self. It .s .in -1 , ati awful condition. Collar Sjm iiv.r. 1 S. C. 'is on the U. S. Highway N> - -LPd?between Spartanburg an ffTF ion. Lev, L. II. Long of Waltoriio! S. C.. and a representative nl" lia J'alnietto-. Leader passed tingh I'nion recently. I'nion folk a. always glad to set. hint, The local federation of \W;n'n ciub gave a bazaar in the I'ied' niont Hall Tuesday. This c!uV? is laying plans for.full report at th annual meeting which is to be } 1 in Greenville in June. I)r. Lillian ' ;\. Sartor is IVes. of. the club and they ai;e doing a splendid .woih ih Cr.ion. Rev. J. M. I)awkin- of Carlis ic itul the R'-'V. Hiltard, pa.-tM-.oT tinA. M. K. Zion church oT th osamc .town were if, 'Union last week. \vi-:st andkkws m:\vs Mt. Lebanon a. M. E. Church Rev. C. Lewis, I'astor .Sunday school at the usual hour; " wit.h our Jiaithful SupK. .Mr, M. Mritton and his eo-?woTkers on the job, with a very large attendance; le: son taught and beautifully discu .sed and timely reviewed by o.a pastor. Sunday mantling Re . Lewis preached at Bethel ehuvci.. Kent,- S. C. His sermon was taken from St. John Utl'i chapter and till verse. Subject, "Work While it is Day." This was indeed a wonderful sermon. Mr. Z. (Jrahani has orgnaized a Junior choir at bethel; th,. church is taking on row life, and the young folks arc taking an active part. Mr. William Burgess of Kent is (piite in?bwjto-etf?at?this "Writing. The church is praying for his speedy recovery. Mr. Arthur Brown has been indisposed but is very much improved. Mrs. Minni? Funny is 'very sick wc trust she will be up -ttt -a few days. Miss Carrie Belle White is also sick. Miss Lcn::a Bro*wn went? to the hospital at Florence to undergo an operation. Rev. Lewis preach e.i at :s.t. Andrews on Tuesday night for Rev. While. The Junior cho'ir of Ml. Lebanon did the singing. Rev. W. F. Wngn'T of Bloom ingvalo circuit preached at Mt. Lebanon on Thursday night andJLlurlte\g-Uh~B. L. Clark, D. i->. pastor of B?.thel Station, Georgetown preached Friday night, both sermons w-re very good ant' much enjoyed. We were delighted to have had our 1'. K., l.r. T. J. Miles J^'ith us on Friday night also. .M i-s. Et.ta Reid of .Pas kersville, the'daughter Of Rev. and Mrs. Lewis was theii week-end: guest. Rev. B. G. MrCray attended a board ni'-etiiii;-irt?Chester Baptist < hurch neai Dunbar on Thursday, lie leported a delightful trip. Isaac Lewis, tlr,. son of Rev. and Mrs. Lewis celebrated bis 7th birthday with a lovely party on Monday last given by his mother -at?the?beautiful new' parsoiage. I Many games were played; then the guests Were invited to tindining room. On the table was a beautiful white cake with 7 pink candle* burning amidst beautiful roses. The candles were blow n out by little Isaac ar.d with hiV hand directed by his teacher Miss Susie M. Irick the cak(. was cut. The guests were served ice cream and cake, 'i hen ori the church yard games directed by Misses Irick and Stevenson were played. He receivod many useful gifts. ^ nih air imMtii ii fc V , , 1'he palmicrlro lbadbi NEWBERRY NEWS Drayton Street 'High School I'rol. W ! ' I.!.' <, I'rln.iip.il Tire Primary closing exercises fi were good aim u :..0c crowd at- t ..ended each r.iglit.. The teachers t ! who trained the children are: }l . Misses Elizabeth Butler, Sutton, 3 ; Carrie Gallman, Me (lames N. J. ' Gallman, L. A. Graham, A. Long i i:"d E. II. Allen. The,- exercises of the Interme- t. diate derfttftment will be presided v Thursday*. and Friday nights. I Supervisor, l'rof. C.'S. Gallman p was our guest T r day morning. ^ lie gave the faculty apd chi^iren st iik helpful information as us- t m l. > . - ? Calvary Presbyterian Church J Rev. A. II. Rca-oner, Pastor u The guest at the Sunday school \v-is Dr. McCoy \ < .1 &p?l;o about i the oppo it unity l\ir all 'to serve in. i Ike up-building u! God's . King- 11 dmn. c At <i:00 o'clock in.the afternoon. v the ycilng people from Avevleigh t Presbyterian chuii.ii 1white) en- "| t. rlailled for <\n- i- ; olii of.. thc--j, :-V-dtrng~ftrci'le's el.co >*. our' china li with a veiy spirit..ai service con- [ dieted by Miss Cm stance Arm- 1 ; ti 'id- The theme '1 i.-ovc" was v. ry |-, J.-auiifuIIy spoken by. some of j tiie members. K- mark*? by 'Ur. s McCoy. Rev. A. ii. K a-oner ami ^ Ilev. G. A. Cairo-wet v.- jtreatlj e ijo.Ved by all. Thrdujihout the j entire service th. ! ve of JTesu- 'j. was felt in eaeh pOr. mi-heart, Friday afternoon, .May 7 at 5 ... o'clock all ol' ti. parents and , youtlir people wh -?>rc interested , in a greater kttov.vd. e of. the Hi l ie are eortHoHyj-ir. ':?? d' to attend . the jjiblc "class l?y .Mi -. I>. W, A. -i Ni vilie. . J. [ j e* are (Icliyfiti 1 Jo see. Mrs. \ ('Charlotte Jones <ov-u a Sil.vet } 1 Moon Tea Room Frit nil .street. - 4t has all modern' v> iichceS Tot | ;i ritniJiiry cafe. j The" vveddinp: b> iikt for scv- * ; :'ai yownjr* jieoj-li i . our city. 5 Iw.'o of them aiy- .!r. Marcellus . 1 o'linson "who 1>. : -hi his bride . :. home Sunday a. . ' Mys Myrtle h : < who will . i ,vc a shower ti.w'n by her nt" h . Fi May. ev- i < line". ' \\ e will :t!i>n others i "later. ' <,i:orgi;to\\ ,\ \ iavs T-rJis?rt-. B. AiTil* . V, 'AT-iti*d his - ' ter-in-law, Mi-... Ih-.rMavu in \> ihninytoii, . N. in'; Sunday R.' _^a< aeconij..-. ! by his-"Ms- "| i daughter, .J*;. ' i Mr. a-iid" ' M -. It. J. Jtu 1; Tin- lain . , \ .-ii'ed her fci.-t . !i'ot It; r-rih j .; w . ilev. and .M. I ayhr of - the i i hv let ian ch .: !; >. I'.. T . . Lit., and \V. >. i h'?oipso!i, d. .. are attendtii i'altne'.to Medical ttssui'n c v-a. ji.ii in Columbia , r. is' ueeir i -: i * Wives alliance -t at til i meh'f -Mrs. F. V.' ' i.il-oti ;a.-L Wednesday. The\ v.'i iv :'ev. i.. umber but a emit I Ik WHS lllttl. .\ 1 tt.U in i-u-i . " -hurl pi?iyiaui?\yu.- ; ! :.d. >? ;. . . .Iil:*r liy .Mrs. H. i M. <. inik -Mrs. Loui e -Martit ! t. ] .i. 4 i>n account oi' .tin i i II.'s e - - < :ITe-idi-nt, Mis. i K< .-a <i..u v Mrs. Clarke pi'.sid j i 1-. ' Wilson and Cla.k* c.'inn i.. j : t in- tinlo to partake 1 ? ;' t.?e d. .k repast. The iiiyjv on s lir.-tt ~u"l' iiO' held with Mrs;' " Cluike. On Miii. k.y evening a larye c ow.l v... i the splendid play j milled i.h W.-iidinjr of tlu- N'a-. *" { 'ion ;.t lir,:.i A. M.. K. church.'^ . p u.siirtd I>y i's. Clarke's trronM | n. iii eii i i . e educational Ual i !y. 'lie- '.fin iiijr nations were . > pre si Sited :::: , made a sjdelldi ^ | shwwstrx; h, Japan ?c, In- v ld.;:n-, Ann i ; -. IM ecoulin^ tin i, l ..... * . . tit jM am was ret ii til. !' . ; . i/.es Wilt uwai-l cil l'i>i i.In ii-_X .-t iimount of, tick- i cts 'timothy C'arr, J-t; 11 Aits. i I loom . i ic'flic. itinl; Mass ill. ilir .N ii:.f.>js, .'ird a Jul M rs 11 Nathan i t- 1 \i*1:ttii*ilsun was Kiwii a token,.as an appreciation I'm ait . ' i ina' a* o ?j|? ;. t it fur one of''.the li: ides "ia.'f 'moment., , 1 Vuu-r I'miir-r-r.TTTlent is alrain ask it.a' ihat x a . . - of The .Palmetto Leader who 1; your paper thrli 'I us. kiiiiiiy iiave .^eatly 5c nut latei tl^ian Sunday fit,- th(T paper and save lis o:' (hi nlnio t two day., walk tt ;. in;r : ~ illeet and failing n.o>t of tin ii.-. , We arejetjtiir id to make i mittnncti weekly j This (Iocs t. 11' apply to you "who ' pay, hpt to t!,c .. that do not, jl ,Vuu -would p.i , .I e could give bet- j ter new- at. t in.m , news, but most j of (iui' time i- wdten up trying t" toll it hi'Uee wc have no time to c write. Help us please, will you? .s Thanks. 11 - ^ II! ! : WII LIAMSVII.LE SCHOOL k Hy \ii Observer 'l It was m'V jur. ilcire a few da villi ?t**?% i i'T ["FTe Willininsvillo V school (1:4 I't (itu Bridge road in Chester to ,n!y. This schoc'l is nn- '' w tlie priii(.ij>al.ship of Mrs. Mary <!. Ayer.s. a:i i efficient corps ol F assistm t k aeh i s, viz. Mrs. LHa a Johnson, and Miss Elveria II ^ llowst-r.?Tin a teachers arc edu- a ational h <i'!c i s of their race and have ntt'ndf'i outstanding schools of the country. Mrs. Ayors was trained at 15a; her Scotia, Huntei college and Pennsylvania State (-ulLutce. Mis. Mi.v.nson at Marion ei dgh school and South Carolina <'d State college, Orangeburg, S. C. II and Miss Bowser, Finlcy high ;chool, Cher-tor, S. C. They have S lone a most wonderful work in T ! this sc hool and community. They 1 deserve the praise that is being w given them as progressist educa- th tional leaders of their race. ?r COPE NEWS" On Sunday, April 17. we held oui ry 2nd quarterly conference at Mace- < ul dentin church on the Good Hope I 15. Cfrcuit. j ( J We had: a wonderful quarter. J 1 .Everything moved along in perfect : < | harmony. Our pastor. Rev. J, J. 1 , j .Jackson was indisposed, hut the officers worked U: come up to his t , . expectation. We were able to make a one hundred per cent re- j , t lmrtj ' t Messrs Everett*?, Jervy. Booker , "< T. Charles, Miss Maggie T-.ou, Mrs. Ediill Pendarvi-. wife Of the de- j . ? ceaspd, her sen Chas. Jr. and Jer- j ** r.V, Jr. Were down from NeV York ; < City to attend the funeral- of her husband,-their brother, father, and , tl uncle on last Monday, April l'Jt-h. , i-s Mr. Theodore Pendarvis, brother j ^ of the wpiter. was formerly a mem- , it h.-r of Calvary M ?Af. , 7F lif going to New York he went tin- , 1- vatch care of Holy Trinity. ltaplist efnireh, liroMklyr, N. Y. t'1 i t On Fridav, April 2".. th,. Y. M. ' ] j, C. A. and Y. W. C. A. held th"ir , L., Hoard at Good Hope. cliurcT. Revs 'j C. 1/. Bar, our ex-pa-tori came he- | I . ' . , BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. N. A. Bclhea, Pastor St. George?Sunday was a vei ine day for the church-goers at hey .scented to have taken advai age of it. Sunday school op. m t the usual hour with the Suit >!r. Joseph Jones, presiding. The lesson was beautifully di usscd by all classes. At 11 o'clock tlie pastor ascent d the rostrum and after the di otionals he selected as a text S aike 11:1. As usual he brougl o u< a 'strong sermon. Our men ership is improving each Sunda; At 8 o'clock p.m. we were hies: d with-another wonderful sei non by the pastor. Wj are loul ng forward to our Education; tally Sunday. Each member xpected to do lii.s or her part. On last Sunday afternoon a - o'clock the Ever Heady club ha ts yegular meeting at the parsoi ige. A very lively meeting w: njoyed, after 'the business pai vas eondu'etcd. Mrs. N. A. B hea. hostess, gave, a delicious r< iast. .Mrs."Lizzie Henderson, pre lent.? rOn last Wednesday the" BvIce club met at the home of Mi: Vnnio Lee. She|Y]ivi;s with a la'.c roup' of hulks pre-cnt.. Mi: lannerly, one of St. Gooree Hitchool teachers was gm st sped! The Boosters club is still.-doit ts ' papt.- The member* a; e h >y Mr. L. II. Harrison. The StcwaTTt? board No.. 1 inging as they march: "W<> sha lot be 'moved''. Mi.s. Ribecca tnoiis, president. Remember Sunday . is our ret ilar up etijig of the W.' II. and 1 di'ssionary society. Every nr. 11 icr and friend ' is expected to \ vith us at chinch at 5:U0 o'clocl drs.. Mabel. Summers, president I'ov. anil Mrs. N. A. Ik iliea :ii it t ie daughter A lice were dinm liiests in" Air. and. - Mrs. Janu street last Sunday. Master (.'. I'incki.ey was dim; : .< st oi his gitd-iiii?TTTcIi7"'.\lrs; ?vt; el Summers, on la-t Sunday. Miss Mattie Mouxon .'county ... icrvisof woi.-hippcd with u';< < a'st Sunday. Those < i: the si'.k' list are M ,ouis' liroun, Jr., .Mrs. Carrie Set ur. , Air. I,?.uis lirown, Sr. lipoid, i vvi y- | Iva^atrtnrr roy;laiie ride c ;.-L week-end ovir the city. l'rosidinjr Lldet Or. J. K. Heat \a a visitor in tie city last wee H-?is-?rrhvrrys WvlconuJtT by 1>?.>< . 11itr* and colored. Stewards Hoard No. 1 mot i he 'home "of Kev. and Airs. V i. Idiiykney oir last week. Mr. A. Mi ward is inipiovir. apuily after beiiiij sick i'or mo iian a year. Ilu' exercisi s of. the -.'lid. at 1th (friaii's of Si. Gei.roe i 1 i i ast week weie? very youd. C'.VL V Alt \ I {-A I''II ST t'HL'UCI KeV. W. (?. Kin.ii(l, I'ustor Charleston, S. C.?Sunday, Aji ' >, was a rainy oay bi i didn't prevent chinch tt'oe 'urn) coininjf pat in a lar^X* a.-so >ly ISui:'day school bcnan 10a I'ciuck with, tiu* i.'.'iu'i'is at ti.e ><?i oi" duty, ai.d a vciy jjood lo I'll was lui.yia with cmpha.-b vj.ich every one enjoyed. At the mo nine's services cl< 2>ite lhi; cloudy skies a large .coi Ligation gathered/ . . Uev. \V. G. Kinard delivered ( ill stirrinii sermon to the coi negation which was very intci >;ting. I>. V. I'. L". whs called to o'ld*. i onii tly at p. tii. with tl 'resident, Adili-ne Grant and ht i (-workers in charge. A ver ood program wa- rendered a:i ei'v inter 'stingly remarks wei tide I'V the ha.-tor-about the lo* I.'ll. Thf, regular niyltt service bega t 8 o'clock" and ij c pastor cam efore us again with a ripe met ngi.?.ni'Lor. s.tlwdves-Uv bmb-a jcran isiiplo rally which was a succV; mi we raised an amount of $88 0. We had many visitors an rieitds and every one enjoyed o'u erviceS. Lillian Smalls, Heporter hi; (ommrmn ito'vs cli of pleasant spuing Tile Community club boys wei . < 11 'eiiU'i tained Friday nite b he Excelsior club boys from C< imbia. The met.tiny was held : 'leasant Spring A. M. E. churc t 8 o'clock by the President M antes Davis. First song "II .eadeth Me" alter which the -'!i 'snlm a-.w ilr.,I in >? onj*. "What a Friend WAIljiv i Jesus". Splendid remarks wit iven to the elul.- boys ant visitin lients by the Pastor, Rev. A. A imaker. The senium was rer ercd by Rev. J, C, Cannon, pas i- text from tlie?wall.. <IIh A' >r of Xew Hope.. After the clo:cr a repa-t was served to npproj nnf cK* in*a ?w.An1o v" i" The next meeting will he h 1 'riday rtifrht, May 7th at Plea* lit Spring A. M. E. s.'hool house Ir. Malcolim C?>rr?y- will sor\> fter the meeting. HELENA NEWS Mrs. Cornelia Itomwriek of TTol na, K. C. has heon sie.k for spvor weeks, h it *he is improving now ope she will sc/on loavP the hod On the sick li*t now is Wil tfward, Lawcrence Gary, Lolu rv'p, Ilenrv Rav. Mr. C. E". Green of Helena, S. C cut to Columbia last week aftei e illoeaa and death of hia broth i.ire us?utttr?a?rrrery prayei < ... meeting- conducted by I'M. C. C ( role and Mr, lr.--a .CJl?i-voi* aim jpreached an excellent seniionfrom ] r" Matt. 2~:'2'2-2H, subject: "C hristian!'] T .Trial." Death claims were paid ; <>:F to'-'lie amount pi $1*37.00 ad- ( ' ; iirrt-ci for dumer * j On Sunday. 2"th inst. w" Were railed to (Ji'/od Hope to attend the .funeral of Uruther Michael. 01;v ! s ympathy'goes out for the "family. I On Tuesday 11:00 a. in. we at- I ;'! i-ndcd 111 funeral of Mrs. Ahieesc j i' .SVlhy. who was called from laho'r.,-' . i eWHssi-Sarday niirbt. j ; J." ST. MATTiilAV HAI'T. (TUKCHi' Kev. II. M. Taylor. Pastor 'V , . . .< Kastov'or, S. SYir.dnv was an l. vr. il. 4f?f)Tcr crowrf was'"1 iij present at Sunday schocl - and ' church services,' wo had an unusq-1 -] .s al crowd in Sunday school, the les. .-on was ab'.yv taught by the teach- ' ers and reviewed by. the pastor ' ' and superintendent. ll' A spiiitaal praise service- was had, thv pastor ascewdin.er the prl " pit accompanied by Keys. Branch, ' "i Adams an i others. The paste'!' preached a- foul stininir sermon oil 1 i". * * CJ i \ iiijr, how w'c sl.oul d cheerish 't ii- .jjivinfir ar.d lu it with the sjpirit ot 1 Chri. t." We had a pack?d he.'use, d members and friends from many jh~ >1T The sister- churclus worshiped ] with us. You have, a standbier in- i vifa'tion," von are. always welcome, '.jf >ur litem!)' "s a*e slp.'uLiuriHi,--?the--iT responsibility ami will have a beautiful edifice in which to be ,. proud of st.piv. r At I O'CloVK Itl'V. is. Ij. I i ; 11 f 'he beloved pastor of t'u* St. James Raptlst cht'lch. his conyr, ~ Ration ami choir worshiped Willi 11 s. I lev. Mail preached, a heart .. I'i'lt sermon. everybody enjoyed 'v tho s1'rvire p.ffM faff in both moihimr ami evening services'- were i jroo.i. Wo ate olidea vo. hp.t' to build tip biya-'r. aa.i 1 ?-: t ; fi out I ino Sun- , 1 , :.iy sYho.d :i a I a la'-avr ciunvh ( nit inbev-hip which .was demon-. ! :rated the ia>t few Surf-'.ays. I At'l-.r etvi'.e- UC lj.(.'tot ll to jt Sis'o1 I ii'/a Ai ilcis on for dinner! s is j there '.v. ro MVcral invitM. alony n-' it)i the past:.':'. I*?. 11i.si* I>aus, )0 j 'Ja ! t!ic ilwin. I\ .1. Baylor. ,i- \brain .Ihijci*. 1 >:?Shiva- ;n<j oths t r.s. \\",? enjoyed s> d'iaiuus i s. ( ti t. cv?'r\ tnit!V appetite co ?Id 'in...... .... i 1 v. I-IIJ' T ?l:i' \ 1 o. l'- if M. '.tr.it C a 1- churt-h v. itlive,. ships.., t'ieudtViiiAv.-hip. a: d \\cr.-hip. n u. v C <r+- ? - r" I AKK CITY I'lCH S? !!?>?>!. I j Prof. I. 1>. ISraf!!?.>". Priarip.:l !' ie ! !i'' principal \V!la tli" irar'y , .^.j cooperation of his lea hers I j y | friends of the -i-liool are v':; 'i'"'- J -1 i i the >}b over, 'l oo -j rui'! *aJ .-s- fit I ] c | t'Vi" class of lit 57 are:- -Cn ola i-I Cooper. Tlav.-ahm Pani'ds.< 'eb~H cMino tlraham. ltuth. t.M? Mc('utT; 1 n' elifOir, Alary ?.iidv*'ia!d, Jo-.cph ( c Wilson. W'fn'ili'fiw Wii.~o:i. ! ! j The Members of the i'a< iii'-V mo- j 71 j toyed To Kmysirta' to fiT-af t he . l.c oneCi't riven by l'!u? (ioldvii hlubi-: - ie.o sinyprs. ' * (1 Missvs- Tillnmn, Hrncoy and J l" Harrington spent Friday evening -ttV Smut err* While liu're Miss If.'.i raiytnn vi>itoil lu r broth, r y.ho is a student at Morris coUep.e. l.nl.e n City Jliirh school nlav-a! its "first, emne of baseball Thursday.' Ap:il 2'i in Kinirstroo aicninst Toruiin .on lliyh school. The :-<;otv-s w.rc e !M in favor < f T oho City, y Miss I,'.t"ilo Ti)!nu>n acoonipnj liicd by Mr. AYashit. -'.on v-j>i it Sunday in Uornctt-viile' where Ti tilev Wel'e- till- If I, 1 -., ; i of ! . Miss Til'inon's mother. i ,1 X I'STALil.iSHI l) Pros' ; | J . W . k ii <: ? Din Ci.KANlN'li A k { \\ h \iu; r.?icn !; ? y-O \ ii !{ r (i ( ?- Xf?;>i ueli a- ,|i,\ oilier V t. a mat;'. FTV A 'Ilia! "ill convince \ on 11 . ,f * fr i Jjfcliii?T?tJ?k'ii"iiii "~i i * i "i - ' " t '?*" ' I il 01.!,K Y A I I M:ral 1 2|l>'j Semite S?., (' or. House au.l A Ml: TLA NCI . a <>i*ir I'Iiom: \' ySI.FFPS2 'I hv Hoi'f j Funeral Homos at (>; I I PHONE 1 I Ol K >10*1 TO: "PROMPT AM I A .So'?ic in Keeping 1 18 > RARS OF EFFK Saturday, May 1, 1937 PACKLAM) NEWS With sighs of regret, a host of children of different schools are lidding farewell to school days for :his term. Among tiiose winning prizes as Center school closed its * ' :loors wit: Little Lucilc and Louise l.owcry, 5th grade and Lurenia Lowery 1st grade for perfect atti-ndanc0; Adam Lowery 5th, Willie T. Dixon 4th and Viola Dixc,i jth and Viola Dixon 1st grade for conduct. There. werP quite a few receiving the regular award tW+yonthly UUeiRTancc and other specific achievements. Mr. T. Fi H rower is the efficient principal of , liter school. ' Prof. .1. S. Clemming spent Wednesday and Thursday here. He was ,-n rente Horn Charlotte, N. C., a hero he had spent a few days a villi fri'inD, to his home in Harts,-illc. fi. C. .. .? Prof, and Mrs. ThfcJ. Johnson of Timmor.svilfe, S. C. visited tho "ormer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. 1 <.'n41.. <! '>? son's father is- still on the sick ist. .' . Aft. I'rnal Biouer of John-on C". smith, was in town last week, Messrs T. F. Rrew'Y and Parkin. Mis-; V. E. Brewer ana Mrs. I. L. .Johnso'n motored to Cheraw Friday. Mr, I!. S. Blakency, who is in Cheraw, spent the 'week-end with nis niollr r, Mrs. Zillah Marsh. MRS. ELIZABETH RANPOMM!STEl'TOE PASSES 'The relatives and fricim'y of . Mrs. Eli/.alv.'th .Randolph .Paler Steptoe will retrrct do lea i n that -he died suddenly Sunday mot nir?, Ajn.il 18, l'.t.'lT in New York City.- She was fitnerali/.ed Tuesday nie.iit. at Veal's Funeral home ind was buried Wednesday morn- ^ k+t??at?Rfrf-rt ta\\ n cpmetery near Rutherford, N. J. Mrs, Steptoe * was the daughter ol' the late . Thomas .11, Rahddph and Mrs. F.Jise Harrison Randolph of Columbia,. S. C. She is y.rrviied hy lt-'r hit-hand, Mr. Thurninn . Steptoe, her mother Mrs. Elise II. Randolph, four sisters., Mis. Har.niih Kitchen. Mrs. Marjratet. Banks, , Catherine L. Randolph and Doris M. Randolph, " u hi'tiiu'i-- ilionias and liahci t Randolph and a host of lolativoa i I r.ends. '?Mrs:~Stt'pT7>e had made' her home", in New York' foj- the past . I 1 yi-.ars. Tin- lfiany beautiful flo: I n:V..-i in.yrs were mute expires - inns o.f t he high esteem in wlii h ..v- v... i; hi. - 3 EASEEY NEWS The- annual Itpsenv.ald Banquet iveii at tlv ?Simp.s*7? Junior High o-'.utol Eriiiay night, April 23, was i - s access-. A large crowd was preslit-. " " The jriils basketball team of kmi'snii junior High school has u !'..uteil I nii.'n three times. .(Hemvoud Joint will play West J.ieMvilie Saturday evening at ho (ilonwood Park. The ' go.qiel four left for Ohitf * ifepiiay night. J . ?Hr-.?H-o+t?Airs-:?Arrrrc?Craig" It-ft" knalay night for Washington. r.,. wii.i'l-Wtf!'ITS sHwjRES!asm? sea* j Don't you want the wattle of love and r.iVtnnoe llii.t tti.es with ben ;tiC.til hair '.' Then use KOU.KEN, the world famous 5 'ti 1 hair >!res-itiK pomade am! straitrhtcner e e? a - \r 1,0 or "Ai'ont s. l - 4 , \ ?iL'A MAoIC |i:K noKKKN. I.et us. \ * li.Cf "<$? prove to you it i' ~ bed. Just send yo r rattto nnd nddress and receive hijr mon > a "tent 'a. proposition. KItl'K anmplea an. I j(KK iiVnstic inccnso. _Key>t..ne_Lahora:> i<- l> | t. I'l.l-T. Mfhipbis, Tern. SET VOl'U OWN E A S V T E 11 MS 11 FtrplaVe ohl, i ?tXoodiich Saff ly ' Silvf rltuvn, the !j'^ rich1. AS i.CW AS l'.Sr Wffk COLUMUIAVI LCANIZING WORKS, INC. 11 ??f? H UH*TON ST. (T)I.i'MftIA, g n, rnoNi: 71 r?2 { lUNSON ? M) TAILORING k to no J . K -\ \ i x r; $? ar art- not doin?i vour clt aninjf ?|? fiat <>iir SiTviw i\ Itest. X 71.] .MAIN STREET & NI) SONS HOME Senate Sts.) Columbia, S. C. ? SERVICE ?For Uirprt Connection with adsdon and East over, S. C. TODS > < Ol RTFOl S SERVICE" iVitK~'KVery Parse . A EN T SERVICE