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1 Saturday, August 7, 1937 LKESVILLE NEWS 1 S Sunday school convened at the usual hour. Services were at Calvary Sunday morning. ' V( The revival meeting began at 01 St. Matthews Sunday. The meet- ., mg was comlu.cted.by the ltev. ' Douglass of the Sidney l'ark C. ' M.. Id. ehuiyh. Columbia, S..(L 'V v Mr. James lioyd motored to ~ Augusta Friday night on business. Mr. NrshiU?Summors- - of Wash- ^ ington, 1). C? Teressa Summers and F. 1). t'.d.in.s of Ci.lbert were the gue.-ts ,>f .Mrss'E. S. Marshall 3i Friday night. Q Prol". Clarence Patterson and ai Messrs Cuitis Norrrs; A. tjuattle- tl baum and James Inabinett motor- n .. "ed .to Orang1 burg, last Thursday \ Xvhere they remained for two days Is at the eanip of the N. F. S. C., g boys. While there they were tak- 1J . on to" State college, the South Ca- f, rolina Fishery and oth^r outstand- a ing places at Oranfcebiug. /v., vi.....i.... "r. -i- v- . v/u (UtV.IIUUIl LI1U *>uwberry base! all team versus Leesvil'.e. The >cores were 15-3 jn fa- 1 vor Leesville. % Mr. Charlie Inabinctt is dovng ^ soniie better after having an ucci.. ^ dent with his arm. ~ *l J?^ ' . ^ w Echoes of Sports a By "BCSTEB" LAWSON " v n They they are, seven o'clock ill i the morning. playing tennis. Lit- ^ tie kids, hardly large enough to]'* hold a racket. but they are happy,j hollering. lauehir.tr and- getting & the morning breeze crammed in their?link innei.hi.it lungs. Keep! it up boys and girls and you will enjoy the 'benefits to come. Why can't we make a way foreall the kills to enjoy. themselves | during the summer? Why the, el . Negroes haveii't an American Le- ja, gien Junior bast- ball team? The.c' boys are idle, nothing to do but j' walk the streets. You men who! * have the ambilieti 'and, the . ability ij should make a way for. the futuret n health and the training of Negro] ? , youth. .Negroes in the South have a the ability to make great athletes' but they are,never recognized un-1 c; .. less they go Nt^.h,-'or to some 1 Northern'college. You are cheating j many Southern Ncgroojf out of 0 1 their talent by not'making-a way; a for them - t<> prove.'here in lthol.u South their ability in the sporting v world. . j 0 ....Is Around the Camps. |v . ' 1 Joe I.Dili )i;i? started training, . at. Poinpton T.ak< s. lie JaixcxI four ' ' rounds Mdnday and Tuesday. On, a Wednesday In* inc reased to six a rourds. '! he . hauipion is in good! condition for.trainir.tr. but strings a!onir until' ra-xt week., ,/'* In Philadelphia Henry. Armstrong topped Benny Bass in 4, rounds. Pool; oi.it .Montaiioz we arei coniinjr. " I John Henry Lewis, liuht heavy-weieht champion has ended his va- v cation. Lewis has started training " to defend his tilJe. against Italo j Colonello at Forbes Field in I*itts bury; on.the night of August 11. I>r. II. P. Pride will stage his first 'J tis.ht Kridav, August '1th. " i. i 1 1 S I 11 < ^Ut'YS 1 ilYl' [".'I'll in I I for the !h>t i\\<? w.ieks at the Al- ' Ji ii Vi iversfty (iym. After watcho'1 iuu" heiii-raiefi.'ly. I am convinced jl that some good talent is in the * bunch. 'The fellows have the niak ? ing of real feht-isi it all depends , upon liov. thev can take it. You mav not la iiew im*. so come out ^ n to tin- ('luveisity (iym Friday nite t and watch these hoys mix it up, \ then you tell us how you think t th y aii- Mioiiuf along. -There will t be tights fn>m all weights and r - plenty of it. 1 ?ir at the ^ fight. n I'hew! 1 wotijiln't like to be run s ning for a place on the Fast oi a West team. Competition "is so u hot that they are thinking about splitting the names up and drawing tin m from a hat. The tide is chang ing fie-t. One week the majorityi has _ the opinino in favor of the Fast and a: other - week they are ' -pulling for the West. Well when' that great crowd packs...the stad-. ?m?Chic.io",?v. hi eh?ride will win? It's hard to tell, but with the?pulling?t-bw?way?imd 1 hat? way, I think that I will come off , the fence and sneak over oh the' - West bench. I orly hope T don't j get wet, follow me. it doesn't rain | in iiiv country therefore I can't i lose. * mm^ i JOHN J ACOHS WINS CITY- | WIDF (i'Ol.F TOl''HNAMENT. , The fust c;?ip Tournament, spon , sm i 3 by tin' Ciolf ; Club, was jdayed Monday after- i noon over it< course, which was' won by John Jacobs who shot ?< 35 for 0 holes in the first flitjhtj with Robert Droher second with 38 and Isaac Coleman third with! - a 42. In the second flightD.-L.) CJunn won with a 40, Henry (Jack) Williams second with a 43 and R. IT. Paul third with a 45. Good golf was plxiyed by all the * t players and fi^m the large galtery that witnessed the mahchete all were pleased and surprised at i ho quality of golf the boys exhibited. Every Monday a ow ball .tournament will be played for 9 lolos. During the month of Sept. in invitation mat en- piay win oo staged by the Club and anyone in the State is invited to enter, Plans are being made to sponsor a Woman's Tournament,, date ! to he annourred later. Don't forget ! every Wednesday is ladies-' day. Instruction free. Prizes for the tournament were donated by A.W. Simkins, Dr. J. - , ' r "'Mart. Crecnlcaf Lunch Roim, JV Drug Stove, "Buster" nfj. r and Paul & Marshall Dry land Dyers. The" officials Hk Piank all for making this jhament a success. T. ANDREWS AME CHURC] Rev. G. II. White, Pastor Andrews.?I)r. Benbow- had cry successful Quarter with i 11 the 4th Sunday of July, R arts showed progress, lie con tended the pastor, officers ar lenders for their splendid con] ration with him. Elder and Mr enbow and their niece of Ridg ay worq the dinner -guests ?i Ir. and Mrs. Fred Greene. Our revival meeting starts tl rd Sunday in this month. Dr. J.I uarles the builder of this ehure ml parsonage, presiding elder < le Greenville District of the Pu tout Conference id charge, liss Ann Mack a very fine your idy of this church was a recei raduate of Lincoln Business < hiladelphia.,. She is spending >w weeks \Xith her uncle ai unt in Atlantic City, N.J. For Sunday morning ?worsh ur pastor's theme was "A Wo: erful Tree." Our visitors \Vfc; Irs. Anna Goodwin of New Yo: ity Mr. H. Richardson of Georj >wn, Misses Bertha Wilson of ( imbia, Ruth G. Quarles of Gree ood and Willie L. Gomez of Chi iston. The last two young ladi re visiting Miss Mary Greene The Sunday school lesson wj ery pointedly and instructive! viewed by Mrs. E. Luther Smi i the absence of the president le League vice-president Mi lice Williams had charge... A most cordial welcome awai 11 who worship \yith us. MYRTLE BE'AL'H NEWS . "When And Where" the S. S. of Mt. Olivs A. M. 1 liurch began at its usual hour 1 .m. with Supt. G. \V. Cooper i liarge. The lesson was weli .ii ussed from start to finish. 1:30 a.m. Rev. J. Levister del'1 red a wonderful sermon foui no. 9.1-2, subject "Who Has Irli ed, This Man or His -."Parents laeli heart was made to r-jm l'tcr -listening to this message. Rev, J. E. Robinson delivered tl veiling message found St. Lul 2:32. Our Lcagaie service began i :00 p.in. with a large attendam nd its efficient president, brotl r Lincoln Prior in charge. The: as great interest manifested ur League after a lively discu ion the subject was "The Un erso of God". Gen. 1:1-8. \\ ealizcd the neat sum of $2.1 When in Myrtle Beach stop i ink's cafe and dine and enjo homely meal. ""Service" is 01 lotto. V. H. AND F. M. SOCIETY C GREENWOOD DISTRICT IN ANNUAL MEETING Thu Woman's Home and Foreij Missionary society of the Gree rood district held their annr leeting July 29, li)"7 in IV^t. Zi i.' lM. E. church. Hodges circu lodges, S. C.. the Rev. M. Ma&c astor. ' Mrs Ruth P. Alexander, the di rict president, presided over t ession jn a graceful way. Owii o some misunderstanding in t rinting of the programs we d ot have but, one-day's session. V 41/1 t/? ll'Al'l/ ko f/1 t/\ '1 ?> ? 111 i ?w IU ?.v/. n. iih.w aivuuipn ur aim. The mid-day sevinpn preacln y the Rev. H. W. Walker \v ood and wholesome; . "It w fianncr to the hungry souls'". I: ext was Acts 10:39, subject ' ntness". The afternoon dev ional service was conducted he ministers. By order of t lev. II. W. Walker euch preach ad to lead a song since Prof. '. W. Minis was the only hij chool principal there, he was al sked to lead a song. This w nother high time in Zion. Mrs. A. R. Holmes, the juven JLL= i.f wiv' tommy we 're< Oependin' OKI yoqr s oc k; oie. s ock/' 11 "? ' ' UjiMA^ - \ - LA. ,y, ?r*" / " :ppr7 : I -tlW Si t a e- I fiV ABB& },e ** ** ?-! wwwmw ^ X NOTE: Your question answ jf A a c,iPk)'n? ?f column is eiic I * reply, send a quarter (26c) ac T velope, for my New Astrology ijr Z mail free advice on tV.<e (8) < nt x Wrthdate.. and correct address af Z Assembly Street, Columbia, Soi G. M. G.?I found two pictures ip in my husband's pocket and 1 n- would like to know why he keeps re them? rk Answer?Just to make you an?e.gryv He doesn't go with either ol ^o these people nor does he care anyn thing for the pictures. Forget ar them nnd don't bring the subject es up to him anymore and he will get rid of them, as * m H. E. R.?Will I go to New York L)f next month and will I be success ss ful in. getting a job wnen i get up there? ts Ans.?You are going to find work right in your home town: I do not believe'that you are going to make the trip to New York . . . a friend of yours is going to convince you that your place is down here in the south with him. 2. 10 4R. L.?I want to know if the in boy I am in love with cares for s- me and will we get married soon? it Ans.?No . . . never. He rea1 - lizes that you are already married id to one man and you can't expect <- him to get too interested in you ' until you secure a divorce. You 'e haven't as yet met your future husband, le ? ce. M. C. R. T.?Should I leave this city and will I be as successful a> ^ I think that 1 will be? Could ] ru get a private reply ? , Ans.?The change is fust what e. vou need. Make it before the 1st In of September. The city you havt in mind is also a very desirabk r" place for you t<f uro. Yes vou car , get a private reply. Send a quara(" ter for my Astrology Reading and v I will be glad to send you free m> personal opinions on three questions privately. 0 ? superintendent, presented Miss IF Francis Perrin as the mistress ol ceremony for the juvenile progrnn several girls took a part in reciting and singing solos, In eoncluirn sion of the program-. Mrs. .T. T y. W. Minis made a splendid talk tr lal ^hc young people on the subject on "Take Jesus With You", it, . Mrs. Amanda Perrin also made ;y, some helpful remarks on "Exam pie for the Young People"?1 Thi is- offering was $2.53. he The financial reports of the disng trict was fair. Mose ;of the larg he ej* charges reported in full, lid The convention was graced wit! i'e the presence of Mrs. Idella Gil sh liarn of Florida, formerly of Soutl Carolina. fd The <Rev.~Massey and his friend as ly people greeted us with a warn as welcome and a_???^dinner. "3 \\ IU'11 mt' WIIIO nil lilt CH.-VWW, 'A of officers came, everybody was ir o- good spirit. Mrs. S. J. Bulges: by motioned that the present officer: he year. With many Seconds th< er would stand approved for anothei J. motion was carried, fch _The officers are as follows: Mes so dames R. I3. Alexander, district as president; C. B. Wiiophrey, dis triet vice-president; S. B. Lindsay ile district recording secretary; S. J mbw will talce th& spm british champ , ^?jbt -tommy fare, / mjwk just as serious yd fl- ^)g\ AS hp took 'f* V."^j . ^\-\ m ' THE PALMETTO i.fcADE ared in this paper ONLY when' ? losed in your letter. For private ,*! id a self-addressed, stumped en- ? Reading, and receive by return y lueationa. Sign your full name, X to all letters. Address all mail y ath Carolina. X r . B- ";rP? yoJ think this modi-'. cine will do mo any ^ood or. should ? I even takfc if> Ans. sto your doctor und j ho will pbeTl'ou the ripht kind of j medicine so that you can overcome the condition yon are su(Torino with. The medicine# you !i;uc may of course be alright bat it is safer to take a doctor's prescription. 9 9*99 M. II. P.?Should niotlier expect .'to find oil on the place she was ' born and what should she <!<> about ; J the property? _ , j Ans.?Kncourage her to hold on i to it until she is reasonably sure , that oil cannot be found there. It j I so happens that oil has been frond j in Several places around this place aqd until she is confident there is not oil there don't make a sale. It. S.-?Do you think that I will ever set me a better, job that will . p^y me more money ? Ans.?Yes . . . and before the first of next year. Don't be satI isfied with yoOr same olil position hut Ret out and also Ret of the i present "rut" that you are in. You ( doserve more pay aiiid don'l lie , satisfied until you. are makinp it. ? J, J.?"Will my hoy friend and I. s ever pet married and wlwit -veins . to be holditiR up the wnik? | \ns.?A job ripht at this, time.Yoj may as well expect to work . and help this fellow^.if you pet t married Kir no i sn i minviu^ , enough money to support you. i I.. A. C.?Which of the hoys. I . am going with will I many? | Ans.?Neither of the three will win your heart. You are tickle at . heart and in a few months you will have forgotten all of them.. i. Burgess. corresponding secretary; A. E: ?C-hilos. treasurer: A. It. 11 Holmes, juvenile supenri talent; . j Miss Frances Perrin. juvenile ?cv.irotary. Itev. E. It. MeGill, the pi > siding " > older, being absent the Rev. J. B. ; Smith" frook-charge of the installation of the ifFu'ors. , Afer the conimittee on memoirs made their report the convention , sang with bowed heads "Asleep in (Jesus", led by the Rev. M. G. \YilI Hams. ; l We adjourned to m-et again in Promiseland church in I'.'MS. t S. Belle I.ind>'ay, reporter. ? WALTERBORO NEWS. Mrs. Julia Dixon r?'ports a splen l i did ti'in to New York recently'. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jcrideau ih\nd Mi=s Catherine Washington i spent several days in Savannah. 51 Prof. J.S. Shanklin anil members j'of his family were pleasant visi3 tors here last week, rj Rev. Julius Holniau and family t passed thru last vfe'ek and spent a - few hours at the ,\MK pnrsomt-ge. t Rev. M.J. Littlcjohn ?.f Charleston and Rev. C. Robinson <>1' Sparta n, burg were also callui? at the par. aonage. ll Wanted : Pu $chm?l //v^g ? A RZTUR^ |B \TCH WITH m '& CHAMP/OVyft 1 !oe lows, Ay 6k y|| R Kittle Miss Celia King has come ?? for an indefinite stay with her ?? brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and P Mrs. Johnie King. ? ;g Several people <>f Wulterboro at P tended the farmers picnic at Hen- g lersonville last Monday. O ?Rev. and?M> *.?ik-A. 4>avis?with g~ their family have bei-n visiting' O the Jonses. Mr. and Mrs. Chailea P Jones are the parents of Mrs. Da- g vis. 7 ? - g Mis. Cornelia .!<>!.nsun. a faith g fnl member of St. Peters church P passed away and wa- buried week g gcTore last. She died in full tri- P uniph of the faith. g Mrs. L.O. Miller returned front O vacating in the'.mountains of N.C. ? While away she ?tx nt some tinve g in tKo -state of Virginia. She re- g ports her son. who recently under- 0 went an operation Much improved. g Miss A?.llino F? riruson has re- y turned home fy<?m summer school, g Prof. (I. Bucknian is home from P Tuskege. It is rumored that he p will rot be at CTS as he has n P promotion. . . X Rev.' and Mrs. Bigby have been 0 away the pa^t week attending the ft District meeting at. Scotia which p is being conducted by the CME S church. O T.ittle Dorothy Geridenu had the S misfortune to be painfully but not o seriously burned last week. She is S much improved. Mrs. Rachael Mar 8 tin and Mrs. Sarah Rice continue g mv the sick list. Mr. Johru Carter] ^ is up and-around. Mr. A. Bestr improves slowly. Mr. and Mrs. Alonza Green are still sick. Mr. Press co Ned has recovered.. 'w Mrs. I .ouiso Mulligan has return ai is! from the' beach where s h e spent several days. Mrs. J.D. Mid- le dleton is still away at the resort, bi The l ist quarterly conference of m tli- \VaHorborn charge of the . A. 1st MtE. church will ho held Saturday E before the fifth Sunday at Mt.:cc Zion. The* summer revivals begin 01 next week at St. John und the fol- j te lowing week at Mt. Zion. . ; tr Dr. I.W. Wijborn. presiding elder of the Beaufort district meti with a very painful accident last | week which laid him up for sever ' al days, lie passed thru Walter-! horn this week on his way to Har-f deevilh . Brp. N.P. Grant nccompan ied him. ' m9m ; ti: J ER IS A I.EM NEWS. 1 In Donnia R. Kenner, Reporter. \ ? . jvl Sunday was a great day with w Jerusalem church* Roy. W.T. Ken n.ov. pastor. The S.S. was well rep-jet resented. It being our revival sea-jth son. a host of visitors was present from far and near. After the les-.cl son stuily. Mrs. Sallie Mosely of-ei Aiken delivered a wonderful address. which was enjoyed by 'all.' st Rev. \V.L. Kenner pleached the fr openiTig sermon of the revjval *i meeting. Rev. L.N. Moss of Green- hi ville had charge of the meeting E during: the week. ni Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bussey w and family of Edgefield; M?. and Mis. Theodore Bussey and; son i fc an.! Mr. and Mrs. David Bussey m of Detroit spent Tuesday with Mr. at and Mrs. Wyatt Kenny and family. i#i Miss Alma Barnes of Aiken S.C. w spent the week with the reporter, tr Mr. George Kenner of Anderson fii is spending a few days at home. ! Mr. James N'oggles is home from C New York. Mr. and Mrs. Mattie, Gibson were glad to see their five kiidren of New York to spend a; few weeks at homo. Mr. and Mrs. j G-.t.rge Codmen were proud to see, hi 'heir s??n and daughter and son-in-j"' law of Connecticut to spend a few o] weeks at home. Mrs. Emma Nag-'J T g!o> and children of Tuskegee, are Y spending A few weeks with Mr. s< and Mrs. Joe Marshall. T a Ji WIIITMIRE NEWS. A ? C Sunday being the fir? Sunday m itt August, it is the beginning of w our revival meetings. The meeting a began at New Hope Baptist church p; jiid ,'SjirTng Hill AMEZ church J ?>, Conduct <?rs: Revs. * Wilson and L. p ekv i ; A great campaign la gy YT Bai b:-r. They are both fine vvh perted at loth churches. thi Tit" Spartanburg?Fnmoty Four cot mai tot rendered a splendid pro- foi rant at Bruce Tabernacle church a Saturday. July .11. % Ht Mrs. Mamlanin Rice left Sun- So lay Aug. 1st for Washington. D. wj '.. after -pending some time with St dr. Barney Rice and family. Tr Mr. Set ^ J. Fart. Misses One- W *st< r and Geretha Fant left Fri- Ac lay for CJarfnton. Pa 1 M'ss I onnie Mae Joiner left wtdrtv?-for Charlotte.?N.C.?after pending the week-end with Mr. unl Mi-. Win. Joiner and family. Gi -AI*. T Fnn.-i spent the week- Hi Mid wit' , Mr. .Tamos Epps. Mi-s Mozelln Enps has returned -"h a'tor "spending a short time M *t Helton. Mr.4. Easter- Robinson was the he Sunday truest of Mrs. Susanna A- si: hfams ard family. ?c Mr. and Mrs. Preston Williams were motorists to Newberry last m. week. af The 7 Table feast at Cedar Grove in Saturday ftito was a success, p Misses Julia and Mary Clark I ft Sat irdav for Spartanburg. ^ Mr. C da Joiner and son Haskell mi-, .lohii w. Hyrd wore visitors a, o Mr. >ml Mrs. Wm. Joinor and family Friday. p, ^'Nio s'ewardesses met Friday at the hoir of Mrs. Elizabeth Joiner n The Whitmiro base ball team \] tied tin- Carlisle team Saturday. 0] MRS. HI RST AGREES WITH y, MRS. Ml! I EE ON FACING M THE FACTS. . $: Nowb rrv. S. C.?Reading Mrs. ? Eloise Idler's article in last is k sue, nn si say I voice her sentiment o i "Facing1 Facts and th? Future." Yes, the Missionary Convention w* yUitod, wm cold, k C> Cf00D"O'OO O O OO O OO'O O'O.O.O O OOO' ANN ()U South Carolina ~ ?AN Benedi of New Y MOONLIC on the Historic State of *1 DATE?Tuesday eve TIME? 8:00 P.M. S PLACE?W. 132nc All Aboard for a Music by Vernon Ar Subscription Inclu RESERVATIONS: Nathan^-i 3-4255;' L>. N. Walsh. 13h_ Bra. Hookey Hughes, 2052 Tth Ave Braxton Clark, 305. W. 1.18th-:! Reere, 502 Madhmn .St., Br>.ok eQ0a&Od?M&O? oooo.o.oooo Id! By virtue Presiding Elders".,; ives should be presidents, 1m.t ly worker ought l?e elected r."t ist some one. we like. Mrs Mi:- I r said, some remarks she made; 1 ought down fire. Hope >he -re- ' embers the Bible contenting . >und doctrine. I don't know Mrs.-, loise Miller, but admire h -r >uragc to speak the truth;, for it ai- God has power it is to pro-, ct the truth as He is the God oi uth. / v . (Mrs.) FLORINE E. HIRST. iETHLEHEM BAPT. CHl/KCH Rev. E-E. Gauden. Pastor.' Newberry.?The S.S. us usyja^ as good. Bro. White of Zion Bap st church along with his daughr was with us. Bro. White decered an interesting address; Miss Annie Franklin who was siting Miss Gwendolyn Henry as also introduced to the S. S, Sunday morning our pastor us1 as a subject; * "Jesus Meeting le Needs of the world." Mrss Evelenia Spearman was in targe of the BYPU program. Ev ybody enjoyed it to the highest. Sunday night we listened to a rong message from our pastor ...w, ?u? \ e. u .?,J \j 111 tuc cuujcv v. 'n de Meeting." We were happy to ive with us Sunday night Mrs. va Caldwell who is .visiting htr other and also Arthur Turner, ho is visiting relatives. Rev. and Mrs.- E.E. .<ijalden left >r Now York City to spend the onth of August with . relatives nd friends. They wish to thank rl of the members and friends ho were kind enough to make ieir trip possible by aiding them oancially. AMP FRANCIS MARION CO. S-419. SCF--1 - , By J. C. Moore Awendaw. S. C.?This cumuar.v fts been given the name of the College in the Forest," because f its multifaVious activities. On uesday. July 27th, a group of N A teachers from Charleston pre-'' ?nted a very* jtnique program, he following ladies Misses Amelia ohnson, Alma E. Fulton. Lelia unningham, Grace L. Chavis, M. lston. Rachel P. Greene! Miss havis, the mistress of ceremony ade an interesting talk, aftei hich the program opened with song by' the teachers; reading salm of Life, Miss Alston; Go )wn Moses by the quartet which ' is very beuutifully .-ung; _ The j callow, Miss?Alma E. Fulton,J lich was so artistically sung thatj i audience applauded for an en-1 r lack of time. Miss Ful*>n has ' beautiful voice. So}o, Seventh! ?aven, Miss Lelia Cunningham.!" pleasing was the number .-he is forced to give an. encore ill as the Night, by the quartet. ! io, Plantation Lullaby. Remarks alter C. Guy, Camp Educational lvisor. Lights Out, NYA teacher. PI C K ENS NEWS Monday, July 26, Miss bermee -een left for Charleston. S. if stop was a very pleasant 'one. Tuesday night the Jol y Social jb met at the home of -Mr. ar.u rs. Richard Kilgo. Mrs. O. T. Lawton ha? returned irne whero she has been spendh.g x weeks in Greenville summer j hool. Mrs. Velmer Watters, Mrs. An- 1 i Louise Watters and daughter Rome, Ga., is visiting friends Pickens, S. C. Mrs. Cordelia Burgess and son ev. ?aiKiiis were me umuci iests of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Kirk>y. Rev. and Mi>* F. L* Lawu>n id daughter spent Sunday in Li- , ?rty, S. C. \vhere R?v. Lawton is fistoring. [rs. A. B. Rosemond had as diner guests Sunday, August ]>-t Irs. A. L. Watters and daughters f Rome, Ga. Sundny night the Pledge Rally as carried out - 'ccossfully at the 1. E. church. . he amount of 2.00 was raised. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE LEADER 1 l'a-c 3 NCINO * '! I" State Inc. "g ' " ,i>? ct College (Kb | ork Cits "t- ? iH I" SAIL : Hudson S.S. 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