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a * K BEAUTICIANS ASSOCIATION MEET IN CHARLESTON, S. C., JULY 20th fit Dear Co-workers: ? The Colored Beauticians assofi'*Y ciation will hold its annual convention on July 20th, 1937 10:00 l a.m. at the Morris Street Baptist church, Charleston, S. C. I The feature of our program will L. include a demonstration c'f a permanont waving machine for Negroes by the Ralph Beauty Suppfy' (1 company. Many other features l will adorn our program and just as interesting and educative. Don't miss these treats prepavfr"' ed especially for you. Madam Julia E. Breelann, President. J- . r . ' " " ' '' ' r NOTICE! The Gr>uul Court of Calanthe South Carolina will convene in regular Stssion. in the city of Columbia, Tuesday, July 27, 1937 at Sidwy Park' C. M. E." church at 10 o'clock. All Supreme 'Court Officers, Su prtnie jlopresentatives, Grand Court Officers and Representatives and month rs in good standing in the Order are invited to attend thl ? " * . ; MRS.-T\ D. YOUNG, G.W.C Attest: . MRS. S. M. ROACH, G. R. of D? Spartanburg, S. C., June 15, 1937 -NEWS IN_ AXD j AROINT) NEW YORK Continued front Page 1 that' the ' evening was well spent. -Many out of town visitors were present,, Locals !' . am! Mrs. .1. Otto Hill of "New a I..,' N. vvi'iv airwmg .-the w i.-ji>.r- i hut at tended Benedict's I'l-oia. . . M Thomas Nelson, teacher t>l .Physical Kdu<atjon at' Allen L'nivi j--:t\ i- visiting the city and .ittvii'liiv.' Columbia University Summer School, - "" T i lJov S*i''itt. VAdhcr a t Wa ve: ley graded school", C'olum1 a. S. . -i< "pending his. vaeu^ ti<?n jp vi.e city, living at the Y. M.c.A. "Mms (tttie V i leene, a South Carolina ' teacher is visiting hei si.-ter a.''ni loot!),.p.in-law Mr. ami Mi>. \V id-am Miliar, ISO St. Xich ola.- Xv.hiie. 'Miss .Fo'a: nie Mae Cheesclioro t'o'iunl ia. S. is spending hei Vacation in the city. Att.o m y ..Harold A. Stevens is .vacationing in Boston," Mass. Mis-/Ilnth ,j-?nes- Simmons >re turned lYom Hilton, S. C.. whevt sh has' been vi iting her mothes Mrs. B Thomas. Miss JoUes. als" visited B'-anfo.t, S. C., and Sav> annah. (ia. r ; Mr. Harry !.{ . ' Rutherford. toacV i.! in Washington Higl School, Columbia. S. C\, is attend img .\< w Vt ili University. ?. > .Mr. Thou as I'. Hammond, Jr. teacher at Sterling Ilijsrh School (Iroenvii! . S. C., is hero for th( summer. Dr. T. R. Anderson, one of N\v Yoi k'< progressive 'physi . e'wrns ai d Attorney L. Murray . spent the week-end at Cambride .Ma-s., a- the quests of Mr. anc Mr ('. "! i - 1 iiiiiii)?M is,?I .m'.ni is the former .Miss Wilhcdminr Nelson, of Columbia, S. C. When, the American Library Association met at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel last week, amonp tbe Sooth Carolinian delegate? present wto Miss Su'sic Butler Dart, daughter.' of Rev. John IDart. Mi-s Dart also attended thr Ben.diet Colhge Club Vacational Prom. For information regarding subscript forr*?--advertising or news . all of write Julia Braxton Clark Hf'r, \V. ltsth St., Apt. 24, New Yolk Ci'w Telcnhrme Monument 2-2130. COI'E NEWS Suri'lay, June 27 . was a great day on the North Ed into fork near Cope at Canaan M. E. church. The Supt., brother Oscar Johnson call ed his S. S. to order.at the usual hour after an intcrestng discus sion of the lesson he took the offering and turned the Children's Day program over to Mrs, Rosa Easterline who presented a very good program to an audience of about 500 people. They had a very nice time. Mr. James Cleckly who had bt>en to New York for sometime is at home again. Afte;' being here a little more than tw6 weeks her husband passed to the great be. yond. He was ill only a short tjme. We extend our sympathy to the family. X ' \ EA&LEY NEWS .Mrs. Margie Cobb, died last Mon lay night at her home m Middle u Town, Ohio' alter being seriously aj 11 lor- many days. She was brot w vO her native home here. Funer ^ al services were held Saturday af- n ternoon, Jiuu- 1-, at Easley Union ^ Baptist church. -Slu* was a faitht'ul member until moving to Mid- ( dleto'wn, Ohio. There she connect ^ -od her membership to the First ( Baptist church and lived a Christ- ^ like number untie death. She leaves to mourn her' loss a hus- j batnl, Mr. Cobb, three ^istin;s, Mrs- ^ Ouecn Stokes, Mrs. Cora Williams Easley; Mrs. 01 lie Aiken, Greenville, S. L.; three brothers: Mr. 1 Robert Garrett, Key. E. G. Garrett, Ka t y; Key. D, F. Garrett, Middletown, Ohio and a host of 1 >-?lntiei.t :i!,d friends. Her nastoi Rev. J. il. McKissicjt and Rev. 1 Smith, of Ohio held the funeral 1 iervivcs. - 1 Sleep on sister Cobb, sleep on, We loved you dearly .but Jesuu loves yo'u Lest. ] fhe undertaker of .Middletown 1 and his wfo, Mr., and Mrs. Harden ' Mr. Cobb, Rev. Smith, Rev. D, F 1 .(Jarrett and others motoretd to Easley. t( the"fujieriil'rites ofcAlfs. Margie Cobb. They left last Suii11:! v mrht tor Ohio. - Last Sunday a large crowd was sit service. Rev. Smith of Middleloan gave us two great sermons which weiv enjoyed. We had another wonderful service yesterday Vwr meeting day. We had three services morning, afternoon and nbfht service which were really enjoyed l/y all. Rev. I)., F. Garrett and Rev. E (I Garrett motored to Oconee last Sunday. Miss Vera Evans of Greenville spent last Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. L.N.* Evans. Miss I.otta H. Williams olj Green 1 _vjlie spent last Sunday with her si.-11;i- Miss Alberta Williams Miss Roberta Jackson and Mrs. Annie Ferguson returned home . i\i-t Thursday from Columbia, S. I .. where tln v attended the Woman's' Conference. Mrs. Hazel Fair of Greenburg, .N'.C.. sj>i ut last week end with Rev. and Mis. C.I) Walker Mrs Maggie Simpson and Mrs. I Mndio Bui'^cw i i tiii ihmI home i Monday motuin*r >from ,Sumter, whore "they attended the Wouiud'h ! St- tc Convention.- They report a itv ! nv.-t tirtr.' Willie I.. Simp-o,, left last .Monday for Orangeburg. when ' "..she is attending 'similiter school. Mi's. Minnie (lailoWay entertained a largo number of friends .-.t h' r wedding anniversary last ' Friday night. 1 hr- (i i'i-i-ia1. udil 11 ui r ts . defoa ted - Central by t he scoreof- 3-1. Monday tile GieeriWuod. Giants . lost I to (?i >.et by the score of i?-8. 1 Saturday July 3rd they will 1 meet Central in a return game at Alice Mill park. Monday .July 5th they will meet 1'iednioi.t at the I G1 nnw'iiod park. Admission 15c ' and 25c. J The Heavenly Gospgi singers will render a musical program al Fas ley Union Baptist church, Ju lyiith. ('nine aiul enjoy some real , music. 1 ,\lr. WiTTTT Oliver mntrrretl?+o i- .(hnliuebui v, Sunday accompanied by Mr. Fred Collins ami Miss ~ 'Mi:a Mae CTTTflin. "~Mr. and Mrs. Willie Korlicstei . were in William si on Sunday vis: itinpr relative. ' I.liS HONS AMIS ' The club met at the home ol ' Mr. Edward Hates oh Pendleton I street Tuesday. June 'J'.b Th'jf meet iuur was' caljed to order promptly it 8:30 o'clock by the Vice-president, Mr. Stewart and a snappy business discussion was held. Eve) yone had a voice hi the discussion and answered the financial roll-eafl. <\Vhen the business was finished everyone was amused by Mr. Bates. Everyone spent an njoyable evening and the club ad iourned to meet with Mr. Bates ! again next week. -?^ J A new project was* decided upon 1 n this meeting. This project is I a ride going to Abie's pavilior < m July 21. We are hoping even more will go with us this time c than went before even though the t other was a grand success. The c 'admission is only 25c and every- c me is assured a good time, f The club wishes to thank every s one who went with-us on our rid^? h two weeks ago, and as a token of r appreciation, we are gi*ving an en- f tertainment next Wednesday July t 7 In honor of the pers</ns who sold tickets for us. t J CAMERON NEWS. Scores o? persons heard the raddock-Louis fight last night t Jenkins' Store. Much rejoicing as had when Jack Glover, manaer. of Esso Service station anounced to the crowd that Jou ouis won the blue ribbon. The Emergency club met last ight at the home of Mrs. Omio aylor. Those who attended and uide remarks?were,Mrs. Lessie V'utson, Mary E. Bowman, Lizie Zeigler, Annie Fough, Viola 'aulings, Alene Watson, Lottie Gardner and Lessie Watson. Tht ntertainment was of a high orler, serving rice, baked chicken, md many other eatable things, four reporter regrets the next neeting will be at the poor house parsonage.) This is the strong st financial club in Cameron. Its hembership is made up from the lilTerent churches. This was orgalized by Mrs. M. E. Bowman. Mt. Olive church under the pastorate of Rev I.S. Taylor which is small in. size and membership but doing better than many ol the large churches. They have sei vices every Sunda'y night with i new or' stiange preacher. This, ins thod draws the crowd. The finan vial side is very good. The poo pie are loud in praise of Rev. Taj lor and they sing his praises. A mong his leading members are Frank Johnson, Matthew Lewis George Williams Willie Oliver Eliza Brown, Susie Johnson, El Titter White, Rachel Oliver, An drew Louis, Martha Swinton, Susie Brown Ada Brown and man; others. The talk of the town this wee! I.-, tne aoie sermon ur. warning ton preached last Sunday at St Peter. He doubtless may eontinin that subject next Sunday. O. C. Keitt and E. L. Lauren: are the two most outstanding sui .'l'intend.ents we have in the stati always on time and always bring ing some new idea to their school Sam Darby was buried here las week, from Philadelphia. Johnsoi amd Jenkins in charge. Next week is pay up week, see Henrj Jenkins for a statement. GAFFNEY NEWS. Did you miss the "Silver Tea' Sunday afternoon at the home o .Miss Dora Shippy? It was rea good indeed with a large attend ance and a very interesting pit) gram. I will give you part of tin program; there was singing: li the Garden, led by Miss Don Shippy; Prayer by Mr. Felix Hov ell; Scripture reading Mrs. Susb White; Solo Miss Overa Howell Paper Miss Virginia White; read ing Miss Christine Smith; Sole Miss Dora Shippy; Talk Mr. Ro ert Gibbs and others. It was very interesting program. The "Silver Tea" is a regula Sunday aftewtoon--fete of Mr. He flnh Follow the crowd Su day to Mr. Ezell Ross' honu where you will w'itness anothe delightful afternoon of entertain ment. Mr. T. W. Glymph and Mr. L B. Lipscomb left Monday a.. n for New York City to spend th summer. - - ~ Mrs. Catherine Jones and eh dren left Saturday hite for Wasli ington, I). C.. for an indefinit ituy.? ?Mrtr.~tda "Rebbs wilt leave Sat urday nite to visit her son i Washington, D. C. Messrs. Lawrdnce Smith 'jam Spencdr Martin will leave first o the week for Washington", D. C. Mrs. Mary Dawkins and gram children Earline and Panzie am little Geraldine Carter, left Fri day for New York City. H. L. Jeffries of the Jeffries Funeral Home was called to Spa tanburg by Smith and Clemmon: Mortuary to bury Rev. Mr. Sulli van's wife at Greer last Sunday ^ m _ GOOSE CREEK NEWS Mt. Zion A. M. E. Church Rev. Paul Ixjvely Wells, Pastor Sunday, June 27, was truly a groat day in Zion. It reminded js of the time when Dr R. S. LawrOnce was our pastor, He is now pastoring Mt. Zion A. M. E :hurch, Charleston, S. C. At 12:30 the church was filled rowded around the, windows on o its capacity, whife quite a few >n the outside. Our pastor deliver d a brief and inspirhig message i'Din the subject "The Champion hip of Life". He spoke verj litfhly of Jo?e Louis as one of the nost ideal and sensatonal young ighters to come along n more han a decade. At'3:00 o'clock a grand recepi(/n wa? fiven in honor of th( i . ' , * ( # ' TAB PALMETTO LfcAoi WOODRUFF NEWS ,, M Last Sunday was a high day at Trinity A. M. E. Zion church, 1 both in attendance and spirituality. The Sunday school'-opr'Ticd at the usual hour with Supt. P. J. Wilburn, and teachers at their post. Three new meiiibers were added to the school. ? At 11:00 (/'clock service the church was filled to Its capacity. Evil in the Church." The texfr was taken from St. Matthewte 13:30. He preached a thought provoking sermon. One young man was converted and added to the church. At $:00 o'clock the Children's Day program with Mrs. Drusilla Morris, a former student of Cjin. ton college and a tireless workei , in Trinity church, director and , Miss Fannre V. Down as mistress of ceremonies, \va- given. Each <^hild played his part; beau'tjiuuy They were all dressed in uniform ( suited for the occasion. The march ( and song "We Are Marching fir, , -to Zion" was rendered and illus trated, shewing- thai Zion is marching on in WoodrutV., Our own local quartet the llivgins brothers Und one or two oiit-'f town quartets gave us several selectons. AlMr. and AT> < Mai ion I'homp.- on a duet, an..unusual thing tor a man anil wife. They are bi'th good singers. 1 The contestant^ in tiie popular' ity contest are on their toes. Tiny * are working like tioiars.- They are as foilfAvs: ,M i-" KlIzTflieTh Gilliam, Massit. In umnmnds, F>an ' cis Brwoning, Viet<?ii;i Franks, Genieva Deshields. Virginia Sim* nions, Lestine Floy ! and others to be added. Who sliall.be crowned queen c/11 Monday night tin - t'th of August? > Lanford Grace Holiness < htirch ? . Sunday morning at 1! :pu'o'clock Supt. E. W. It ice and teachers were at their post- of duty, 'Fix ^ lesson was beautifully di.cussci with tlie Bible class teacher, Rev W. M. Higgins, otl'ieiating: At 2:00 c'clock tlie' devotiona was conducted hy Re\.,J. 11. Joncand the following sermons won heard: Miss.-unary, I.uta M. Me veils, touk for her tlienie "i.ayinj Aside Every Weight", text Hob V2, Missionary, <'arie H'r.rgins j t</ok for h?r theme using no scripj tiire "(Jo Into My Vineyard am Work". Rev. K. W. Rice ehosor for his theme "Consuming File' text Malichi -1:1. Rev. J. II. Jone; 1 theme "Greatly Exalting". Testi j fying au i'discussion. Sunday night devotional was c<.i ducted by Rev. J. 11. Jones. Ai ' otfurng I'm the elder.'^s quarter 1 was raised, after which'Rev. Jone: delivered a wonderful sermon. Hi: ' theme "Rise and Shine",-,. Tex' ^ Isaiali tj(i:l after which Comnnui ion service, were held. Rishi-ji l". D. Rookard niotorei 1 to Laurens Sundoy night to hoi service at his church. n Wo are glad to hear that Mr ' R. V. Iliggins is rapidly recover r ing from a leg injury of last weel ' while mi his job..- f. Master Jessie Jones was tlr I Saturday light guest of Rev. ] " i W. Rice. e * Mr. and Mrs. Grover Foster ?? .14 Rears street eiitei tai'iu-d ii il honor .of their daughter, Mis i- Rath E ma I'o'ster who ce.lelnaim e" tier loth birthday. 1 hose win Tliii-*1 w 1;<> lire Still ill at tlii: n writing are-Air. Lewis Stevens Mis. Christine Foster, Mrs. Rache I R ice. 1 COLLLCIAT ft HOMtyt O.MING DANCE i) 1 Collegiate Hr/mc-coming dance - featuring America's greatest college orchestra, the Tiiskegeo M.I. ody Rams at the Working Renevi ofent Temple, corner of Broad and i Fslll streets, Greenville, S. C., on . Wednesday nght, July 7, ltKiT, . 9 to' 1 a.m. pastor'. 2.>lh birthday anniversary Among the speakers for the oeca sion was the Rev, Mr. Hicks oi --Pavnc college.- He gave some very inspiring remarks. ThO pastor's father was then presented, Dr. P. W. Wells of Raleigh, N. C. He eanie^Xo'rWard?aa?t gave a brief history of his son's life from the cradle to the ministry which was rt\\ if A /I /"? V\\ '1 n U1 /l f f U/v ?.rtn XJMIWV cuiiiiiiciiuai^ic AUI tut; > ?'uu>; man. Dr. Wcl's choose fo'r a text St. Matthews 22:42 "He is a Peculiar Man". Ten persons joined the church. Many distinguished visitors' from Charleston am other places were introduced. The pastor then received a purse from the auxiliary boards of the church and many birthday lokcns from the members and friends. We were also favored with many selections from the big harmony four quartet of Charleston. m NEWBERRY NEWS Drayton Street High School Prof. R. F. Gladden, Principal The closing exercise of the Comniunity Daily vacation Bible school -was quite, a success. The guest speakers wore Mrs. J. P. Sloan, Mi<s Childs, Rev. Gilliam, Rev.-C. A. Calcote, Mfs. Sarah Gardner Friday night, Supt., Prof. O B. Cannon addressed the children He spoke highly of the work that was done by the teachers; the importance of the parents, cooperating with the teachers by supporting the Bible school. There were timely remarks by Rev. A. H. Reasoner, Profs. U. S. Galllman and R. F. Gladden. Fred Hentz won the prize for bringing in the Digest number to the Bible school. For work done at hc/me during the school the prizes were awarded and giveti.by Prof. U. S. Gallman as follows: First prize, Ojetta Giliiani; second prize, Earnestine Gladden and third prize Kelly. School opened Monday morning for conditioned students and students from other schools. Calvary Presbyterian Church Rev. A. H. Reasoner, Pastor Sunduy scho*ol seyvice was conducted by the Supt., Mr. S. W. Allen Sr.. ami enjqyed by all. After the Sunday school the Reague service was conducted by the adult advisor Mrs. Eunice H. Ali en, which was very impressive The leader next Sunday will be Mr. Cecil Jones. You are cordially invited to attend all of thes< - services. " The Bible class and community club meeting will be held at the church this afternoon 5:00 o'clock. All members and others who desire to become members are requested to meet on time. A large crowd attended the funeral service of Mrs. Alice J. Long at Miller Chapel A. M. E. church .-conducted by her pastor, Rev. A 11. Kciisoner as follows: Mrs. Eu? nice II. Allen organist rendered music la minutes before the ser1 ? ice "Marche Funebre" by P. t hotdu for the procession; hymn "1 liAv Blest The Righteous"; ' j layer by Mrs. Beadie Williams; < .n.the.r, "Not Far From the Gate" A-ieep in Jesus by the Society; Scripture by Rev. E. E. Gaulden : hymn "Servant of God Well Done' .by choir; resolutions, Prof. C. W .luius; >olo. and chorus, Mr. S. W ' Allen, Sr., "Sometime We'll Under 1 .-'.ami";. l'roi". U. S. Gallman pre seated l'rof. P. B. Cannon, Supt. if city schools, who spoke very highly of the servicab'.e life of Mis. Long. Telegrams and obitary by Undertaker F. B. Pratt. 1 Song "It Is Well" by the choir; 1 sermon vby the pastor. Text II Tim. 4:0. He spoke o'f Mrs. Long as a neighbor, an elder, the sweet1 ! h.eai t of the church; assistant Supt 1 ' of the S. S. and teachers, publio school teacher, who had finished a beautiful life of service here and ' o-rYi begins a life. beyond grave ( Solo "I've Done My Work", by Mrs I ('. K. Martin; the society saing "Good Night Btfoved". . " j She taught (il years in the pub i'lie sellouts and leaves one Sister I foes'i (eeii nieces, nephews and a ' | host of relatives and friends t< Ilium II I KM |JU>?*lll?a | Tho out-<.'f-town relatives and ! | friends were nephews and nieces r'jfi'..:n New Jersey, New York and s Charleston, Mesdanies Lizzie and ' Mm y Mo'ss, Mi/s Andrena Ruff ' 1 l^umbia^S an<! also her sster from Gharlestc/n South Carolina. Mis> Rosa Lee Lyles went to Columbia Sunday afternoon to spend two' weckjj^jyith Mrs. Audi ena Kuir?, ?J Mrs. Anna Carter has a very , sick niece at her home. We trust ' slie wil: soon recover and be restored to health again. Mr. Samuel Perrin died this I morning after having been ill foi ! sometime. Mr. Luther Clark after Having been ill for sometime hanged himself Sunday night. ^ Misses Ilaxter on Drayton street and Juanita Fair, Elisha school section are much better after hav _ imr been ill a few weeks. We were delighted to see Mrs Annie M. Morgan Fulf.er and little Miss Ruth Louvenia, who was bf/rn eight-xveks-ago sitting cm the^ porch of Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan. Mother and baby wiere very happy. BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH R'-v. N. A. hethea, Pastor Sunday school opened a<t the usual hour with the superintendent and his staff cf officers and teachers at thor respective places. Strictly sat 11 o'clock the p&stoi began aei-vifce. He ae)ecte4 bib text from Josh 1:6 and a strong sermon was delivered. Many viaitors were noted all day. Com* w^ JOHNSON-E Funeral 1 It Z30EZ 1401 Park Street again. The doors of our church stand open always. At 4:00 the Rev. Williams of ^h; Good Hope Baptist church and his congregation conducted iserviees Gf which were enjoyed. $9.00 wa.? he collected. The pastor began evening ser- jq vice accompanied by Rev. Baxtei and Rev. Adams. At the close of the prayer service! Rev. Bethea Lo presented Rev. Baxter who deliv ered a strong sermon after which M the doors of the church were open- M ed and c/ne person, Miss Urla Mat to' Heyward joined. or The annual nirnie will rfev: B] Monday, July 5th." You are invit- f? ed to go with us to Mars OTrT Field. ed Miss G. Belle Toomer is home lu after a very successful . school term. ,' ' re Miss Evelyn Toomer is attend- in . Jng the summer, school at State college. at Miss Thelma Haynes left las! week for New York for the summer. lt Mrs. Bertha Lee Jordan left foi -SF New York to visit her mother. "" The young folk are invited to ?f arttend the social on the church Si lawn Saturday evenng from 6 tc he of 9.. Sponsored by Miss PeaHl Brown ^ New^llope Baptist Church Rev. Williams, Pastor Sunday was a busy day with us 'K' Baptismal service was conducted at 6:00 o'clock. We are looking forward to the ^ coming of the Golden Gate quartet singers at this church Wednesdftv ncht. Julv 7th at. R:00 ti.ni Cc/me one and all and bring youi ? friends. A treat is in store for all. Admission 10c and 15c. m : th CARLISLE NEWS ' ... 1 Mr. James Sartor the son ot Mrs. Mary Sartor of New York City spent last week here with his mother and family. He returned1 Thursday. Miss Bernice Brown spent the _ week-end with her grand-mothej Mrs. Francis English. She is a< 1^ tending summer school in Rock Hiil and also Miss Esther Boulder ? of Red Point. CO Mrs. Etta Lee Stewart, Miss P. Mitchell, Miss Bernice Brown. Mr. R. Cureton and Mr. Irwin Coleman motored to Rock Hill or< Sunday evening. They reporter a pleasant trip. Rev. A. Spencer spent severa, days in Carlisle for rest with pa Ti? 11 ? 4 r* A., ienvrs. xie win jji i;acn ai boro church July Bth, 6th. Mrs, Eva Coleman and her daughter Mrs. Bell Jeter have been in Union for several days at the - Hughes who had a stroke fast I "Thursday evening. ? The Children's Day progran Was good at Williams Chapel or Sunday. Quite a few of the mem- .. bers from St. Luke church were I up and children from other churches took part on the program. Children's Day will be observ ed at St. Luke A. M. E. Zion on Sunday, July Bth. We are looking forward for a big day. ^ Our delegate for the church schot/1 convention are Miss Sadie Robertson, Miss Cathre ie Thomp son, Miss May Lillie English and Mrs. Clara Cureton. I PINCKNEY'SFUI UNDERTAKER AND LICE; "WJTireXROLINA Fi im Vio??r8N m. *^ ' *4 "" ^ Sat Jday, July 3, 1937 IRADLEY Home = -7 Telephone 8137 T:- v RIIMtE S I'll I N (I NEWS Everyone wa; v ..7 i now at Joe Loul- istht Tuesy night and to Uii.a.- that a man the Negro race';- ih \vo.?d's vuyweitihl champion in boxing. Sunday school v/as o|Ser.ed at :30 with tea.in .?, at their post, rlov. Ji iio p | A;!.. d a wonder-. 1 sermon, .hai preaching the .id's Pupper \ a- admini-Yred Mr. and Mrs. John Brcavn isses Caldwell ;.td lv.iiiiy and r. Caldwell g;ive !> < calls , in \vn luesuay air:rn:> n. . r.voryie was very glnl t<>. see Mrs rown; she was . a l..1 e m i hoi<. r quite awhile'. Ml'. Jut. in > : v .vtuvn- ; . ? , frcm Miami. J'!:;-., to the.deflit oi his wile nr.'i. vk'.ldren. Mrs. Queen !!.?',on .rial chilir n of Ailu-n, S. w it, visitors. town Sunday. , Mr. Orlando V\ -i'lia-m... is - home fain alter x|?vi:diiitrt a successful. hool term at A'ltu un'/vorsity Mrs. U. i}. ile -.ai.'ail who is tending Benedict . iimnier .school efiOJic week-end ntv home. Rev. and Mrs.' (T. W. Hartley Batesburg visited relatives here jnday afternoon.' While being re they attended the. marriage their neioe .Mi-~ Sa!!!-. I.ue llalrd. - . Mr#.. I'he'n ; i;.,l,ii -i.n nf New rry Visited k r on rents Sunday ev. and Mrs. .lohii Watson. Mr. and -Mrs. David Harris of iken were the guests of. Mrs. gina Wigfnll Monday afternoon. Miss Annie .Mae Inu n- was very ad to see .Mr. William Crawford Merry well, S. Sunday. , Each mender is a.-.ked to be v 'esertt at the Y. !'. !'. elub Wed sday ever ing. July 7, lt'37 at e home of Mi-s I.eon I'qpe. SUB KKALTY CO. ~ IF YOU IIAVK ROOMS I'UK KI'i.M' or WANT A ROOM Call North 5 44 5 1 0. HART. A cent 113 T Street, NAY., Apt. 10 Washington, !). C; C8Cu7>oo<'Ovvv 'vojooooxosci Dial 78!) ' ? i? n.-i- . luiin r. nuiiier Funeral Director and Emhalmer Irs. MAItY II MADDEN, Assistant 120 N. Harper Street Laurens; S. ('. ^ERAL HOME NSED EM HALM EH OF AND GEOtttrf A ? ineral Cars and Funeral Equipment ? n/\/\rv A ^ uvjuij AfS illJbj ilttST d Better than the Rest And Prices Less . Office Phone 2-:M57 lesidence Phone 7765 COURTESY AND SERVCE M ]