Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

ir *k? I CHESTERFIELD NEW3 The Fundr.y niorninpr services at Grand View 1'ivshytOTUm chihvh, was well a't> iv.oil; The message delivered the paster.'ltev. J. li. Towtley was full of inspiration ::,<l thought. and enjoyed by the lovely congregation. The musk and singing was beautiful with MW-- t'avlia M. Toa'.Ioy at the piano. In the afternoon at four O'clock the' ! ! ;v. .T. II. Toot ley preached a wond.rf. ' sermon at Mt. . Tabor M. E. ih. interest of the M is-ion"i y . s.-ranon at Mt. Tabor . M. li. church. in interest of the Missionary society. A pood many members' an i friends groctc .' the Speaker and enjoyed the message .Mr;. Arnie Edwards and. Mrs HattivSar.dor.ti were' fh<? sponsors Ap elfe ring of, wtts -takvn lit v. J. A. (buy is tha-jvistor. A hea tifnl pagyurt. Women of the h>i was pro anted at Gran' Yii.w HPro-hyteri'an church 'Sunday _v.? n'n'r""t tight o'clock. It was peiTvriyc1 in lovely costumes, i .Hr*. tl.' II. Toatiev in her lovolv manner as r.- ,-h appea.ro read a pus-a'p*-of scripture rcrtaiuinp to ( deli ?h:\ A nice offerintr was taken bvf Miss (* .( ( iia M. Toatlej an. ' Mt\ V lydc.I?it' ',0. The school.: ! vdHg-ot have all closed <.<<J tr.i?- tr-rm?ami -tin? stnde*:'t:; ofvarious institutions art , , i'd'i.f for the. 'mtn.'m.ev. From Coultr Memorial Academy ;iiT*: Mi-s'. s. Sara Ja/.k;on, Sara.WadsJoJihetta: Toal'ey, Charlie Roll Stanley; Mo^sj's Francis (lary Vinson MViVy. I.e.rfy Fostpf Robert Fo- tiT :?!- i Kiunvimnl N'yons. IMi>*s (alia! M. .Tout-lev. from John>:on C. Smith ami MH* Rosa Tua'.Uv 1*1.>'.r. Pa: l.i r-S. ut la. " Mr. Howard Jackson is some what i; oi.-posc ; wo trust he will . soon he o".'t again; Messrs Floy J Hosier. Sidney A!ford. .Janus Vikul-worth. spent t he afternoon Sunday, with Mr .y Howard JaeksOn. Mrs. 11 at tie Sanders,"spent n few davs-at the beach. . .. . Mes S. P.. McO.Houcrh, Mar-.ni' iio Jenkins were the Sunday aft.rnoop guests of Mrs. An Ilia Kdv ??.. .: Itev. W. W*. Edwards was taken ill with a i_- k" i few day- aao at t his Vvritii 'ho -Is- s.oihov. hat bet f . tor. ... F ' My lb.bo.rt Felt or. * h-fr hm r \V(-<ln<:si! . v *. v. iv :vr for tin indof. ; liite stay i.> 1'hila !> Iphia. Pa. Mi->es Sarah--' A. McCulloUirh end H i -. Jenkins .,-ppnt SumLo' a '**e. m- in \\*a i.Jioro, N'.i C. -pop cnl'imr ? .'ri?jid.s. M . -TT7. (-.va< .i. r " Pu/h sr.< n.t S ;:i lay afternoon in- Ch.e fa'.".. Mr-. P. TJo'hinson arc. ?TSar b \Va'd.>vvor! I.. M; -'.Annie .I'Mward-s.- MarIi ; a : 1; J- -kin-, Clara Shan* a". i 'vhv . si pleasant visitors-, at Mr-v. Id. '".McCullouph'.;. Monday i\y .M?>r. ';iy" (-vo I. I 1 . tile !\- V.i.lV W <>i" ,\i. A ...i- K.i\vav?l-\ IZri' 1 i<" r i;~:' ! !: iia* v. }; f.-ntr.iV ' , A ;ti?iv _ Mirv.'irl.itn ' I ' . f ;>,.r,P f;{-h< r TV . I . V . t v.v.nt t1 :i t J: : :-i I ; < ! V I >: j : A , '''Vi.aln; J \ I.Or NIvvK'# \i:ws r.H < ! . -1 l.v ; ST, .TI ? ' wa " ] : ' ' v.-.irh c iv;!i ' , Mr i i;,i: " 1 i!"r:\VI S :?; !; y lvl.rhti. 'Tho !- . v.y. ' >Io7.."1.. M-u'li i'Vc i" U> i: I >-.\vr. r:v!!v v.Hi M > . : '-1r<] . ! rot.r: . > ' > . :lr-i S :n uv n. [ i, * ' Tiio > y ' I ; - > < ' ,\i R. :i I I.r.it'j , I. > f . 1 _ V K: ' Tf." . . ! * ;uv 3; . >t. fro : I! . M; |?.. a (! ' >: I! ' Johnnie afs-i I ' - a- , e TIi#Av;n<: ' lau -a-" .nrl M, R. , vc?'r Rn'.-V 4 and left w >..m a fine l.-.Pv . : .M>. nn*\ M- E. W. J;ia-aMi arc ;:'M (.-ft rwith them n fine 1 ?">y. l. Mi", an I Mi . H vvM of Aiken' v. n: v M..nclrr.i cw ia',:'. j Mi a 1; a <?f Aiken is . vi?itinc . t iv. a'-i iYi.-i.nls. hen*. Ml", f'.lin ' I 'vi'ii- of Johnntofl '.v;vthe Surah?.'. ;r <' -> of lii.j parents. , Rev. an \Im. ('. Fa. Horns. Mi- \-v>[;r>i i wns fanor nlizod at ' ' Ridge Hill- church Wedr. (!r,y ai t" vr.onn. Ie was- R> years old. n tr > ! loved by nil that knew him. Plenty of beautiful .lowers wore on hi? grave. J fa left a laigo host of relatives and friends to mourn his loss. We are vorv sorry to say at Urn t-~ writing that Mr. Sam Merritt, Sr.. ;; is VCl'v ill. ; SUBSCRIBE FOR? TIIE PALMETTO LEADER ' . COl'E NEWS Sunday, Mav I!'', luintr a at 1: ' Sunday a iroodlv number of prop!o tho unions at varum-' places. - MiMuMnunl C<v ;k' , S a Miiii-iliiiii;?A. M; Vl. eJuiuTi"rid!! c ? hi> Sunday v-li? *?! u? order at | the ils.al limp-, wi li^a d attend! juice, 'l lv .lessba w,v di-u u-i-i <; . J anil all piesent sycr.i; >1 ' ( n- '.Uu >1 Our pa-tar an-Need . yvcr to (loud Hope to wuisjiip there Sir day lnot rsl'nu. -Sunday ' :jt 1 .-i cturtH .i to .Mai '" " iiia and wan-.- r<l a rice literary pi' trraur in Uiest ('?t the Tru-ltand S'rv. aid i'i i a -. At St. .FaUK's M. K. c: avli K T. -J. Robinson." pa-Uii.- in t.li: ' ' held his ipairtv rly 'canfornv.-o Su;;: day a. m. Rev. S. A..Kir ? ! '.. . f -iiir.tr thhr ut" the '.Ye h 'o Circuit was pa' t tyd ar. I pee... ' a noble Scl-ini'IV tu. a i n .a, a dienetv Mr. M. ( '. v;U!latv.- . S"i A v sch.:.?l Sept. i f F-Tr.u:'A. M . r. church. ii]ue i .1 S : ui y sa'Uiyl at it.' ill* W-iih a lain'-. .- A ti r nit mteior:.injr 'ci (.; .-. t.-m ll!C M ~ " I I .IV .m, imk w. i . . S :pt. rr.fitorr.1 'ov"r,t?? <i: v v. iv, i o lie list. 1 { : ha i?:i!auv?.?sUir si riVi?n ai ** : \. > !('iivi. !?y I'v. (i. A. .. i-'i' of t in? ? Ivr;-i ! a 1!' ; !?7ila?Mph':i. I'll. 1! - t <.u'.r an LTiju.vabltL iinicv . '.UL,'.; _ , Srind iy nil',{!, :.v > ? Cope, S. ('. TiTff("> < J i">\. ? ? > .M'.* '!" -mp.lv. l'i'V.r mil - 1 ly.'.inl <V:i! "hi-Vtr to ;iH 1 '. ?i i t n ; i! v 'iv . : n , /Saints from all p\vr-." i'n- -? :y LX' ii fVoIll C'clui}i',:*V. S. ' v. ,i!l the tMeethHf. Tlj- V liad .i \< t\v t.-i'e.stjni? as?'i'*i-y. T? o V;;<v -.-Vil "was: "\\ I.fl.v of i'l'.;.." KK."r Mary- A. ' js u'-r'i'-t.injr l.nir.fcr -on :-a-;" TiTnfv i.; iV-' ' , My. .K. .J. C.-ui-la.v.- -a" a-:--)' t.uv* .- t-rvii-r.- a:t?j aidi.'I' i!: .. ; ;! ("I'Ml'ili'talil*1 I a* I'm . w' Uliwe appl e, kit*'.. 1' ! c v* '. * ... .vpiriu.r talk to. the- avdi.-'v . Sister .Irene rj.iMtt t;.x? la it".' i-iptmy J;-..-.? '??i y 1 . ;'i ..... Mr.'.I;. ' V..:V. v.h '" : ;-j ' M. ' M-v. It. -' !? . ;! .Ms: i dvi . 11. s -.- V j not...; .1 < '.. % > ' Hap* i-* visa- ? (-.' to a. * -t??rt f rv . .. ?i'- - , Yarriv f(Vsr' -> :i .o.i.v l.AS i t>.V I-" ix j . \\ S tlif oil' .-a."i :? i-: Tt: ;v-'- .t ; V' 'I 'v. :.... . y. i .. l y.-'i" !.' . '.ivy cla.'.! Vii'A t i'.'.r ivil ! , ' ' . " ~ " 1 T" ~T ' OL'IJi lit " ' I?J i ;II -)!: | | : i J rhHi{> Slnl, h. . i: y::u v> i-:v i ' t'. !: I ' ! :y, V\\', V : i> m v. -.iii v. ; : ot St..!": v,y. : . 1 Jiiiy;' i\J. v'.r .!' i . IK "Ji i Mi! * ! V St. i;I' : * j IT i: i: . j .1 . . if 1 ' . . j ' i" "' ' 'a J : \. . ; v.:. . '.w! ... A.. . i v 'r ':, . ; :{; ( clttii? h .i-y 1. 1 IN V. .VfT-\ Ui" : "T I I ii" M;, f was fr,v.. j . \?.\ ; . li-.-'sir '.!. J > : ; ' ii 'i* r? '\v : :i iVi< " I On '!:.< .-'ui.f'ay ' i.'i : j rivuVvi - ' * -i a I.for ,;h'c Kitst I:. ; < | Kr {i;Vi v i \''[ 4 iN'liil.'S*;!: ill; v, ! i.t .C1 !n to I-'. I :?!.! v.'.y !, : .<>< ) hi- jv *???*?? . Tl. v J iiiv. -tVi.-il- \ns 1'.f. Ik f. ever he Kfi in l).- r !ur.:.. 'I'm v.i )'o i::vi *: to m1!ni n. S!ti!oJi ! haji?,y ? v-! - s.n ami o'.' f1",. !? n:: 1 : Jo her full fluty f t ill op' n ! i-v .. Services ui'l i ' i?i S i , ; '? 'Ft. Phillip, n . f..::orviv-. 'j \ ft. m. Numlay:. 1 1 ;lio j;. a- nl-nr vices: ) J: i?i.j io ti'no.. ? t; A. C. K. Irr Those <vr: th<- i.-h list M . | Henry Jo'-?- .m, .Jr., sii>" :'- M.. Mr-. Henry Jo!rn-on, Jr.. ^G'.t Joe. Morris, Mis. Williams a.d j ' Mrs. Prinnle. CoTne to church! Go to church! ' Ail tS ~ EASILY NEWS > '1 he au uaiuig exercises at Si. , . v>;j Jur.inr high school was i. , . ja.-i 1; evening at the n>i i.ous.ej- it w.iv ;^ood and on.. . , - > ;.l, i?i v iit. ' I i. . J. ii, . ie i\ i>siek, Jr. lctt j j,, . . . ..... i'. . J. wh.niLna, ?>. C. , , :?. ' in. >\ ill iUU'iul summei t i . . i.".: mel t hij? of Pickens 1 -> H u " nei-e.-. i'oi meeting ( a. -; f ..nday in?the Pap- 1 . .in., i < ? t.U*iey, S. (.': Alias i ; i u,ss ilid yae.it of < .!! ! . .' " is ..Sunday eVe- ' I ....' . v t. -1.. i s, ac. of Washing- : ;j.. !>.<.\i-.tuig ,her mother . . Ije'.jt .McKissvek, Miss , " \ T ):1i ? V* iiiHrv .'it," iVtUni** L .i a> inoir iiaiivc-htnn I r: ill- ill 11 liel'e in " v. ; . ? .I .,-. "A. A., .'>!>: Kissiek . .< ! .. \ir.' ' I dcinot d ...... . . A i thea Smith - i.v v. and .Mis. 1 ' i. -ivk la. - t thai-day cvy . and i\U:v Williams ;; .<V their nafivj S. P. . ' :i at i in t.'harl' . Ja?i- oa-.tgiiter. \ ... ' : V .. aicii. Al?. K ai tl of '.i_i i:u* lii.Ti. Wcil' .. ,.'i a'u.tod hi'.ro \i. J', i Lunch. Tlie a m.!1 ia.n Sun- j .. i .-i i'lf-iey- Union . goo;- aiai enjoy? : . -'.v. -i':\v, .. >|. ut the;. , . h.to .hum of ' ? U'W.gwiio ; 'any v.Vv-uuij; at. Nov.* r. -ii, ;' l "nioii . . ,S. y eVeU.litf, ,1. . .. ; .mi.i' it,- . . . .'... i niiVtv U? heal* of V':! '..(..ii i ha;i'iK-ilfJ. . . ... ;?!!. the ..." i - . lis *7 arc ni. Mi"ii . . . ; " i.u n A. . oiv.-o/s :r.'a , " . ! '. of. il.ity."Ti:i' i .. oji ...f i ia' >' a -Vs t ?.'f -'afj'i1. ' . Ail.'-. 1. u: . . iV It.. !:rt! i o;. iliii:'. la:.if wii o ??? - .. 'I ' . ~ i . .i.ifht: , ... : n: ; Mary : . "ii, M . .M.f. J, C. ' M' It'll : * 11 i. 1 ' - i" ?i' s!. >*? th? ?v ' i<: i- ' _ r "Trrrrk::?. ..i- .M. . a- hiM at I'a: 'lut-va I ;.'!jit', pic. 1 : 11 ];it 1 \v a!! ' \\. ii. .a !:i':. iV t : ' i-.-. J' i' c?;;t*.;? !a;n- j i .. i:? (i. j ,',%v . i' .;,i.' 1 ' 'i: : v' ' C\n S i v y.us , ! *; i Jii.M1 inor."> ! I 'in -..n i Imp ' , jt(> ] ' ' ; I i I7.ii"; of ' ; ' V, - ' ' - 1 : !! >!? ?*-{ J ily/v v.'ii.irViis L r?a. ?r> |i 'rl"'l?hi?: -r --- j ^ t -V rr, i i I T' \ rMtn ? Vi>. . <il'" Of the 1^* !'! StlllilriV I . I*a. . ! T of tiu? Jc f- \ i- 1 7;?VII, S. c.. I . i i .!? :!'< ri- ' v: k: vis- 1 " ' :v -i<; aa iron, S. C. 1 - " I'' * h"Me nf "' 1 for houH * JL i i' ' ?"V Si.'.'ii'ii-S'-po.n- i i l\ inrey and < ' " '< * i to "S> :?? t;?nl>u>l ' V u*\v' 'I t!! do*. ( ' Jlii Avenue I I V Mrs r,u\- r, TV v. ? . ... . . < ...A -r. ,-.--*,-4 Mts. Jef- 1 i at' ?: !' ,1 t he <1is- I v.v.V.ntr at Clover last ' ; - * - 1 rt. v i'*i t r n, TiIi;if?m)??Ind.,. * . (..! May ilay vaco. \ !: ror Hi-Mi roint, < M \ , r Init-Hi. Leader at '| , .j. ' ; 1" r,i '?il Ik.iih- (luring -. i[ i.uu HI<. 'ir r.f (lafl'n- y were ; ."j- 01 rno ucain., 01 t I .1 i if, who died ir- r 4-r." Al--???;?Y. ? Mr-.-? Parlor *? ??f fiaO'ny > :.'! ; f;./ nfo] ir.r inhor of T.inie h. Funeral at 1 'ii i' 1 ; v. -re rot completed !: t lh !.- rif i; I t. i Mr. .foj-n Faucet t was laid to I re.-t u* Linitfrronc cemetery Sunday. Rev. A. A. Sims conducted n th0 funeral. F ^AiiMKriO1 LbAiiER o IEWS in and ?? around Washington By J. 0. Hart Washington, D. C., Juno Bth? .a>t Sunday. May 30th was Menorial Day which is celebrated all over the country. Many cenvecries were visited rtnd many gravs were decorated in-remembrance if love ones who have passed to he great beyond. The most selected "and commemnable cemetery is the Arlington, vhich draws people from many sec Lions of this country to pay re-' <peet and tribute to The known and unknown heroes of the wars. (Speaking of tiro last war which c.tided almost r. score of years ago it makes one wonder, jjjiho didn't experience that war, To see old gray headed mothers "last Sunday coming "fl'Jntn cemeteries and sitting on'tluir porches with the U. S. tlag as tln v decorate the front of houses. Mothers seem_to speak in a spirit like . whisper: it has been almost twenty years past since my son tfave his life for Democracy; and yet Democracy fails to prevail. Speaking 'for' the Benedict College club at the District, in regurdo t>) the l ow liUfe^y which is u> be erected on the campus in the near future, ail express their joys and wish for its. speedy completion. i'hn A. U. club held its last meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Checks at 801) T. St. X.\V., which was .pHiciatc'd as usual l?.V the President, Mr. II. B. Butior ' There weiy many vital points of discussion. Among them was a way to help Allen to retain its rating which it received lately, and also to h i|> it receive the tidal rating. T!tose who were present were: .Mi. and Mrs. 11. U. Butler, Mrs. Kellie .James Heath,' Mrs. Kiith Batcher, Mr. \\ . P. 1 lean,. Mr. C. S. .Jones, .Mr. J I. J). Johnson:, Mr. ?I. It. Kelley, Mr. X. II. Blocker. Mrs Simms, "Mr t' 1) Denine", Mrs B.V?* ha ley ami Mrs. Haines. The next mooting- will be at Air. Cto. 11. Blocker, 1)11 S St., AAV. * ? ?Miss Thelnia' Williams entertain.1 a paity git en in honor of hoi a o'dicr and In oihe.i-in-law, Messrs iliiheic \Villiaiu-. a yd J ark Doughty mi the TlttT? : .May 21, at her ter-'s home- 2'a' Eia. Aye. Messrs Wiiliaips and. l'ou;:hty were on i heir way to XYw. VorlO Mr. C. I). Dvvine was a!--e at the party. He -I Kl't for .\'*y.'a: k. X. J. last V. -.hu-sday for the sumnur. 1 !v -pent a part of ihe winter in Dee aim wni in- i?:kk next tall. Marc.:- nt.d James Dean . i.-iu:d Columbia. S. C.. to Avitnyss i" eiaduation af their brotly t'oia liopedii t . oIIorO, Mr. Waltm? Deai). They reported a vci^P !? :..-aiil trip. Mi: s' A-<aa .Martin vi.-ited lp-r pareii's at .lti:kin>ville, S. C. and - pent. 1 i 111 more than a week, tie,; m.ic > was ill which was the I'ea-i n < : her trip, but she is :lad tc her mother is better. 'Mhcw: the trip was very plea-ait. T .- ibe for The Palmetto I < : a 'A a.shinjfton, call North i;. or stop by 1 101' or 11!:: T St., N'.W. I \ ION" NKWS !??'{he! M. IS. Church Ki v. T, i:. Robinson, Pastor _ i St'is;.Jay. ens another "beautiful ay fur.:', clutrch goers. Sunday ( nyoi at tne usual hour. 1 .vit'n tS ,-1. and ix ? number of ' ?..vi h' i s a: i heir post of duty. At 11:': _? Rev. Young o'f Union ; Ii-livt ri : ;t ,->ul stirring' sermon ; hat v. m i-n.i ?ye:i by all, a goodly uiinb.-r' .?f members and friends ' <{< j i. - ;.t. Mr. Gist, one of~Un- ' "it's umI^mukci's spoke of how he ' i ' orviee. Ml J R'"din :? .::i7\ . \r: at sum was raised. 1 At 1 tun Ki-v. T. E. Robinson, pas- : <>r of Hi il, 1 A. M. E. church deivered t!t Annual Bacealaureate ; i riooii at Sims high school, II/s 1 ext. was :'.-;;nd Matt. 5:10, sub- ' < et. "The Latin of Education, the .amp of I ; iitl, the Lamp of Memr;.. tin- La-op of Sacrifice; the .au:!i 'ieiice, the Lamp of f ;J:i I.amp of Beauty ami s he l.am;, >0' Life." 1 lie -said he "Lamp of Truth" is hf fuhcTTn 'iitiil element and law !' all life. The Lamp of Memory is i. 1;?. 11.1 > 1 h.u east upon the present he light post. The Lamp of O>edient i-- 1 ne fundamental in cdu- 1 ation. The F.anip of Sacrifice in- '< end to gi\e up.some thing in or- t ier to- get ihe better or best. The i .amps 1 f Ileauty and Life are .igliest Ihuijs and flowers of EtAt- 1 alion. ih-e h topic, was explained < ully and 1 u joyed by all that were ( resent. The auditorium was lacked to it.: capacity. At six o'lock Lev. and Mrs. T. F.. RobinI'n carried the Jr. Choir to Shiloh \. M. K. church at Prosperity, 3 t at loads accompanied them, Rev. , ,V. I., Smith and Prof. Robert Dun- ran. Rev. Robinson's* text was 'Coble and See." Rro. Jeter pray- j i; .Miss Russell Nickols played. ( he crowd enjoyed it. j II KI.ENA NEWS { The hoys' #ame between Helen# tn<l Newberry played Saturday yeultert trr "the boys of Helena 0, Cowberry 12. 4 S The good-will workers club of felona met Friday at the home of Irs. I.elia Steward. Next meetrcr ?at the home of Mrs. Amanda lobi). , On the sick list are Mrs. Corelia Renwick, Henry Ray, Lelia 'rye. They are Improving now 8 I EMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. R. E. Brogden, Pastor Charleston, S. C.?A beautiful day, large__.audiences and great sermons were the outcome of last Sunday. Those who were not present at Emanuel on the fifth Sunday, missed hearing two wonlerful sermons. The regular, devotionals were conducteu by the pastor, assisted by Dr. L. It. Nichols, presiding elder of the EdLsto District. Following these preliminaries, the elder was presen/totl to the congregation and he immediately arose took his text from the lifthteenth chapter of St. Luke. Summing up the first ten verses, Dr. Nichols spoke from the thepie, "The words of .Jesus." This sermon was indeed very inspiring. The speaker took his time as is his usual custom and ga\'e us the real subefntmn rtf 1 l-ir? li.vt Sun..ay school convened at the usual hem' with Supt. Jones .at his post. For three months our superintendent -was ..somewhat indisposed though not confined to tlu house. The assistant superintendent was also' physically inconvenienced. "Heeause of this, the school hiui been under the supervision of one of the touchers. All 1 were pleased to see Mr. Jones in charge again. The, subject oftho : losson,, 'Xibir Remaking (- ]' Jacob." j was a lesson of Interest and the j same was.given due consideration. "4low Ciof. annointed. Jesus ot Nazareth with the lloly Ghost aid Power," etc. was the tc-x.t of. t he ! evening discourse; .Tints may tie i found in the tenth chapter of. the j Acts of the' Apostle .tail ty-eighth verse, The pastor used as a therm j "The Road to Peace.It was a powerful sermon and many hearts were made to feel glad. The niOTninjflesson, a portion o! the fourth chapter of first Peter Responsive reading the on*., hundred and fiftieth Psalm. Kyoning lesson a part of the tenth chapter of the Acts., The secoin. quarterly conference of Knianuel, convened <711 the evening of the 28, ilist., wi'tli Dr. I,. R. Nichols presiding, lniniediatgjy after the devotional s the conference was organized and the business part .considered. Reports fti'i'" enllo.l for; rend and received. _ The piV.si-.uig elder ci/nipi'montcd the pastpr, and. meiiiiiei-hip ,f<>r' the splendid accomplishment- oaring the ciuaitep. The beginning and the ending of the conference' was with perfect harmony.; Personal and (.Vncral Misses (]. HolnW and R*. V?"i 1 limns arvypvndi'iig: borne timc~in ~ the city of New York. Mr. R. J. R. Snype, Jr.. piii-eipal c/f a school in N<n't.h Carolina;niul a member of Km.min i vi.-ite I us on last .Sunday. Mr. Clinton 1. Vming al.<? principal "f .the : ( ii""l at Waltorboro, has rcturne-. after a success; l'ul school term, Oiii rally came oil' in grand .style. Dr. . Rrbgdoii is very much pleased { with the-outcome and.- feels gfatet'ui to tlie people ot Knianuel an.l friends. . . < . 1'rother Alexander Harrison hits j retained to' the pity after >p nd- < riiu' several davs at I.ak<- <'Itari. ... Ala., having been elected a del ? ? gate to a convention'which, convened there. We Well indeed pleased t<> Riothcr Cyrus out again. We v.i for him continuyji. improvement'. TAYLOR SCHOOL I'.T. \. llol.OS .MOST LNJOyALLi: Mi.Ll lM. | / I The May meeting of tie J'arentTeacher Association of Tayho...i... i i. i.i ... ?i. a. .1 ilitoriutn Monthly night, May U 1 Mr. (!lcn Adams,prcsi L-iU, pic siding. This being the last meeting ? :' Lhe season,, splendid g? neral i, ports Wire. made. .Maiiy ipcu.bv! .ex pressed themselves as be;!:;: iviiling to continue to give th< ir support to the program of the as- ! <oeiation. The Principal, Prof. T. .T. Soldi fan thanked the P. 'I*. A. T-r the i*ery attractive an ! useful curtain bar they had given to il>-'school for the stage. The pic-id .it an i . u^\ei-ai-~iii''nil.)i'i;- , , l hanked too I I'liiH-ipal ami?lea. lit r'-P?l",,i ;!, ii T* service to the com inanity. A a the close of the business sis- * ion a delicious repast consisting . ee cream and cake was served by i he hostess, Mi'sdanies Geneva ' Davis, Eliza Johnson <ind Uettv 1 IVoi.ds. - ? ?T ij" Thus the P. T. A.* of Taylor I school closed a most <1 ligl'tful sos- ? ion with a large group of liiemheis t * iresent. | l. .?. ouiuvan, principal j Ill'SSELLVlLLE NKWS | 1 j Wo, the members c?f Jvhovah , Baptist church arc still sad; wc aire without a shepherd. \Vu are till praying for Cod to give us l pood shepherd. On the sick list are Urn. Herbert Snipe. \YP hope for him a speedy recovery. Let us advance >n our knees. - . ^ CARLISLE NKWS The farmers are very busy polling their crc/ps in shape. We j vere very plad to have'a pond rain j Tuesday afternoon. Services were very pood at St. nn/i wsiiiow.., n 1 1 -L. I * *? II UllUILIO UliUICJl s. Rev. \V. F. Hunter preached ,\vo soul atirrmg sermons Sunday /ne at St. Luke A. M. E* ^ion hurch and (ho other at Williams Chapel A. M. E. Zion church. Rev. Hunter is a revilist preacher. Services tvere good at James hapcl Baptist church, Rev. E. T. Vlarfcitt preached a sermon to the foung folks. Services were high at Maple ti'dge Sunday. The pastor, Rev. F. I/. Wilkes preached a soul stiring serm./n; the people seemed to )o very much pleased with their rnstor, by the way thcy_ro?pondKi. The Gulden. Gate - Quartet?put over a very good program at Mt. ' Eden A. M. E. church Sunday j night. \Vc are glad to have Mis. Jessie Mitchell home again; she spi (it several months with her ec/usin. Mi -, Beatrice Stht.-on, Now Ycpk. We are happy to see our .students from the * vahio'us schools coming in, Mr. Colie llill. Miss Julia Galium, Mr. Laurnnce Sartor, and others fronr Harbison In-4" stitute, Irani, ('. Miss Sadie Robertson'and Miss Xaficina \Vilk-, is from llrainerd Institute, Ches- i i er, S. C. Mr. Colie 71 ill, Miss Julia Galmoiv and Miss !?. Roborlso'ii lulve completed the high, school course. Brother Baylonr Dykes one of the oldest members of Williams chapel church- died Sunday morning and was funeralizcd at Wil- 1 ! iam Chapel Tuesday aftornc.'On" l>y his pastor, Rev. II. E. llillian; others who spoke very highly of Hio Dykes are: Rev. E. L. Wilkes, Rev R M. Dav.kihs, Deacon Johnit Sims, Deacon George . 'Walters Mrs. ..Mice Dawk-ins and. Mrsi i\a Carter. I'oa.ec he to" bis ashes t he family has our deepest sympathy; Rev. Arthur El Vr of Clv-ster [ s. ('." will preach at YVTUiatCs i Chapel church Sunday. aft< n.o ?n, j it-;; o'clock. We are a-ki:;g out , uem-fv. i s and friends to? be prescpl. ''J l ! . . i V !l <r, I ., I - 1 >i >11 1. , > 1 r.KTHKh A. M. K. CIIL'.UCII l>ai litust'on. P. C".?-IIov. llryaiit-j" f tho Frivit ?? ?.!-? i^t cluttvh I ina'aoh'o i To.r ws Sunday nip.ht, li'i^ |y "ii!?.' " t was. **<.;?l-'i>-hyrmt'!.u:' I flu. si'Vim-ii wii- do.livoml with' :!'.u h foivo ana |>dv>'? r*. Our Sunday s\ layl h -?<m was if \ iowod in a vi ry . ii al way l?y nrothiT AT. S'. .lata. s. il(> rcvit '.v- f fl'Tn .p'.icli a: way that c-aoh t hit.I ooisld .undorslah !'. ' Mis? Jhlon.Johnson passed to th'o ST'eat beyond t'rulay aa;rr.in;r , ai'v and was laid to nest :Smt iay j. . t Un noon. IVaCv lio Jo Iter ashes'. ' v Cjai.t,. aJVv. of tha midwivcs of j' ! >:ii l'i!yto.n at e tjone ,t<? .tt)iit? 1* t" attend a sis-h'u of mid-iwivyj The rlass nhrht' o.xOrVtVos for tin- t Mayo Ilitrh srhool will hv hold " Wo du'sdTjy j'itrhl. June !'th at syotlYloilx. ~? ('on[''a ;ivoi'tahl moot ' I;11 hi' h M'Jioid: .J'lSiio 1'*v 1 la niay, '.luno 11. N:.'{0 ft., ln.. ^ < u)!lu nl:l. t oat. addov lYesii'-nt 1 Abtaiti Shi:)i am 'i f Alloa, univor-: iiy, (iouiiahia,. P. (\ 1 i:o\Ni:\r mans . i i S't'yl:.; . May do. was a hialt d:;\ | at Kita.va J A. ?;I. K. ehaieh. IJ v" 1 +*?h. dolit.-ui!,. )>;;s!n''. | hi o* pny: a i ;. I ?ii s eat1 eri.il i:: a. Vai. ot. i >ay c< 1(' ) : liiv.I'. ?.i. Ki'.px-- ' 11 i ;t i<.a :<:nl. iV< >)! . ,-,j j I( '; !. M;': 1?< v. \V. \{*-. W:'; v anil J;i.< . y.->i .ji ?'?>! :>. << !.*' !.!i" ' : .v..1 p.opts <>;" t]-,o ? >ijnnr!ii. Ky'.1. A. 'i uitri.yi!).' .1. I":'v n i:r>l. !! ^ th'/r riii: [ . l' t. ; | <>!' iji <: y ?.i. t!v t ?,-]u i -.. . \ V "r ' .11 v-1 r'k.||.ii,'l . s ; ' Ii? < !. ; l> t'i;i: : I : s a,- ; ?1 i tiai. Iji'V, .!?. I . 'in -..it, t a-'.or iutro Ititvtl |?, v. W. \V. M*/!; V'i I! i; a:-.1' < ! i. . ?> r.tvM -'n.' hr I'o'.Vi-iv* I- wa-J a p*. .> . At i.': '!'> all---1 .i.Kun- .! -ai,t if.i! I . r.?? ?, i hy t hi." eh.-'h-. K- v. ; . Tii)- ?!? in'.roii ac lAv. ]'. .M. Knox t o pr^ac'. t!v?* nf:? t a - > Mil. V. K'OV f :i ;(l. c t: ".Miyh'.y icSaw." Tla-hMla' ^/ ; = hro o|" l!i(. cho*-.,- rc:i,.l--i'? .TiT* '.i;- r! V;1 ivcii . hi v.-'-- - - "0(1 on tf.'o pi:?n!!n'i. SURSCRIRE FOR THE LEADER! i ; - v h ; SEfRE;*v. OF MYSTi or 11 ' NATl RAL AND 81 | J ,n!il. li.'srr luTor'.' ymif <>\es.. i!\p] lilldot ^ () .; ll'iii' (his |?rie< , whim is 1'?. out of nil Power, li can i>i ma^11 red. I In re is' no lie . r?r<ni?Til into it. ( uj.iplt to mini m ' liAM \ V 1 112 WckI 1 I'.'nl Sltel. l>cpl. * v VV*|* % ?%?*#?') 'i, i;sTAi;i.isjH:i) 1 J . W . I! 1 [j dkv cidanim; a {'' wj; AKI-: r.tjrn y o i it u i; (; ( as tveM as aii.v other cleani.n*j. If ? A Trial will convince ><ur t l mmrmi ?? i<? i m i. m-'iwiM ' n > r HOLLEY A fl'nkk ai 2 IC'O Senate St.. for. f'niiso and AMHI'LAXC! oi l: PHONE Xl'VEIi SI.T-.KPSThe Iloi'tj I'm,era! Homes at (I PHONE IV R M()TTO: "PROMPT AN A Stoxic.' in Keeping 18 YEARS OF EFFI rine Willi's?Clarets ? I.Minors 220.*? CERVAIS ST. AT ERNEST fKOMARTuA " c^o'ooo o-<vo ooo^oosfca^v'-/ SOI TITKRN It \TI..\tiMU|>''-' Arrival and dcpQj^^^^W'-S.t y.i?.?enttcr trains. npd^^^^Bw . Southern Railway. ,,J I'ninn Station. C(j|^Bli 2*? I'flTeetive April 2", No. Columbia: For: ^ 24 5:00 A. M. CliCRlcr, V . v narioue, injrton 9 7:0."> A.M.~ Spar'burg, Ash'vrtv. Knowillo "* 12 8:30 A. M. St. Matt., Orange- J 1 buret, Charleston I 11 8:30 A. M. Aug., Aiken, At- " ' lanta ' l."> A.M. Xfvv'by. Greenwood Greenville. 10 A.M. Ilik'vle., Harnwell Savannah. < 11S 11:20 A.M. Camden. 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