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Page 2 I ;: "The Old Gray" | :: ?- 11 r :: . I: < > Rev. E. l'hilip Ellis Y i >WwW"X"X''X^*V';'.| > ;.';..SA<yny.yf.. BISHOP FLIPPER ] When it comes to touring an episcopal district, Rt. Rev. J. S. Flipper, D.D., LL..D., is placed in ' a class to himself. Since coming to South Carolina he has gone to every nook and c ornor of the ' stat^ and vsirted. churches that had never had the presence of a i bishop. His praise, is being sung by people of every denomination in lhp olc| Palmetto- state. He is . a real fine guest, in any home. His conversations are strictly- high class, religiously find education i~-*Txlly. He accepts just such acco- J modatron that are placed before him. Never one time displaying .any air of discontentment. and truly his leaving is regrettable. Brshop Flipper is one after God's own heart. And is a blessing to any Episcopal district in the con? nection. Gur prayer is that he will lhe 'ilong to serve in South Carolina as well as in'the A. M. E. denomination. Mrs. S. L. Flipper \* truly a God . send to thy state, at >Jtch a thnel] as this. a. Bishop Flipper addressed D.c"(-. Palmetto Conference Brarndr*ipn-iv ventioh at Moncks Corner: the" South Carolina Conference Barvh j at Adams Bun ami the Mt. Plea'-- ( g/ , ant Sunday Schocl convention a? Santee. The congregatif'tis at th^se places said the bishop'sspeeches were the best they' ever : heard, from any bishop living or dead. . . ' Moncks Corner ; I \V ith Mrs. Rosa A. pre- 1 siding the Palmetto eonferh,He branch convention nut at the a- ; bove place last week. All the < presiding elders were present They are Dr. J. I.. Betibi/w host 1 elder of the convention; Dr. T. '< J. Mil?s and Dr. J. K. Thomas. Quite a large delegation wa> in attendance. Dr. .1. I.. Henbow in well chosen woj-ds presented Rev. G. II. White of Andrew- to pn acli ' the opening* s'r.mon. The ..-peak- ' or treflected. credit upon himself. .Adams Kim ' The .South Carolina, Con jW?tVo I Branch convention. nUt at tin; above place with Mr-. Mahh* Green, president in tic chair.-; Mrs. Green is about the younget president of the state.* vet .-'he 1 proved herself at this meeting '.'to be the equal of any of the others. The presiding elders of this conference are* Dr. L R. Xichi/I-. Dr. J. K. Beard and Dr. I. \V. Wilborn, a!T of whuir. were at thei'r post of duty: Wi il-' Dr. H. E. Brogdon w as re-pie-ted to re- < spond to the bishop. Dr. f. E. Beard responded to all of the visiting ministers. It is -aid that (Dr. Beard's Sunday . school convention, was the best hT ihe history of the Clia; le-t'in district. Santeo At this point the Mt. Pleasant district held it/?. Sunday s-h... 1 convention. And sav what you will, hut I)r.'J. E. Thomas presiding elder is ir.deid a prime in ' that exalted otlh-o. lie ?a!:es d< tia-to ;? . Kt.- ...1 1 the lay-members of his distri.-t. ^ The. blackbrrard exercise-. by fir... b T. X. I.nSaine was . s/inply 'gram!. And the music by Pro. Philip U t>"nett capturd the, entire cunym - " tion. Dr. T. J. Miles made rim speech of his .life at this con\sn- < tion. He stirred the <ntiiv low . country, in all of these na-etimg-. as said that he hail won the j episcopacy in his church by the" actual work that he hud done. said that Dr. Miles was not" or.lv the financial k in tr of the state, but the conm-etion as \veiL_.? he said Dr. Mile.- would !> >upported for the bi*hp|.uX?J'r.ouj-i South Carolina in Ibid. A d w, Vnieht add trtrthifully. tha' D> r;1 Miles is leadirg now in that di- j t rcction. The Old Cray We feci indebted to* the Mount Pleasant convention, for its kind- ! ' ly consideration of the "Old fli ay" j as visitor and reporter, fit speak-|J ing to all of the er.T.v* ittion. Dr.;.' Miles urged parents to M-ml ?h?lr . children to Allen university, lie 11' said that the cry of the state fb j . years, was an All.onite for pre--j I ident. And now their prayers have been heard. I)r. E. F. 0. ! Dent, wher also made enthusiastic | speeches, throughput the * low j country, was als a spoken of in ; highest terms. Tic worshiped | fvith us in our weekly piayo- i meeting at St. T.like nad his clos-I ing reonarki caught the entire i t-v,, p;,v1 t.. congreKa,1iron. im/ come again. Anni vemaries j(. i | Ebt ezer with Dr. J. C. .James j is c*\*Drattng its anniversary lUt.hU through 19th of September. They . have paid their $4,000.00 doht in j . full. St. Luke will have its HTih an- ' niversary about the -same time, i' The members have a fashionable . brick parsonage to their, credit, j And have three girls that lead in j * Belling The Palmetto Leader each . ; week. Mrs. N. A. B?thfea spent the' week-end in Charleston, guest of,* Mrs. Marthena Cooper, (laughter 11 of Dr. Nichols. She was royally j J entertained. "Let us advance on our knees." I. KI)(iKFIELD NEWS. 1 The EA Thrift Club met at the) iiunie of Mr. James Carroll on last, Friday- nivht. After the business transaction, a social hour was en-, joyed by thosci present. Next meet illy at the home oryMiss Mary A. Mr. Henry Smith returned to Ins home here, after spending his carat ion in Washington, D. C. Miss Evelyp S. I'arker is spending some time with Miss Ida B. lipyd. of Columbia. Miss Savannah Martin left on last Monday for Washington, D.C. after spending two. weeks with reliitivos and friends. Mrs. Hstelle (Jreen and little laughter Hannah, spent several Jays in Savannah, (la., visiting relatives. The tiolden Kale Club of AlaceiIonia Baptist church, met at the home of M-ts. Julia Culbreath. after the business transaction the hostess served a -delicious -1 course repast, which v-?*_en joyed by all.) Each member left with pleasant memories of the occasion, with the next -meeting at the home of Mrs. tola Simkirs. Mrs. iJ.W. Shaw and Miss Ih. ram <'>f Buck lliil were recent visitors in the hoirte of Prof, and Mrs, WE. Parker. Mi*s Serena Minikins entertained i few of her friends on last Monday eveninjr. the occasion was a ;av" oho. Mr;, l.'kasiii t. Collins wn/t fuiicri!iI at Pleasant. CJrove church' n Mojalay Any. .'5Q. Mr. Butler '? 1m in will be funeralized at ?haw's Crook church. Any. .'51. .Mo-i!anios I-uyenia I'erry, Bel'-' ha Shedrick ami Jessie .Drake are* I" ndiny some time in Savar.nah.T Those, on the sick list: Mr. Jos |i'i Harris and Miss Klla Terry. f Prof. C.f>. Floyd svm! Mr. Mark Vianrs.ieft for Pniirie View, Tex.I a- t -Thursday. Miss tola Price spent a few days' icit'n relatives in Savannah. Tile . revival service* will begin it Macedonia Baptist church Sun-, lav, Sept. Mrs. Flla Simmon- and children in -tored to Haleiph, N. C., . last im ; KINCSTKKK NliWS. 1'h. . ver y inclement weather ov-' 1 the week-bud prevented Union se-viees which Were to bt. Illtl tit M ./I. .n?M I".' C."ii Re. A, Mack !>: tor ami- Sib>nm 'Baptist church Ihv. Cornwell. pa-tii'f. .On Sunday j pi/. :P. Mlev. V. Mack preached to)' :t? foal!- audience at Bet hi 1 A. M..' f l iii.'li \!thiiifirh the audience" was "-mail a -pl? ndid of $1!'.'25 !r~. A.N. MeFarlin who. was in. I'i iladelph'ia for her summer va-. ration .Via- retailed and reported if very pleasant vacation. Mr. l!o!fj>wa.v. l>r. I'erry (lieen-. w<?.-?d and Mr. T.A. Mitehell eni?<y. d a very -title fishing trip all lav Monday.' ! I.it.t!? Sara -Ann- Nelson eele-J lirat'eil her fourth, birthday last* Tuesday. .\u>r; _ tilth. Mrs. Kva'.ette Fulton i> in the' : ivv vj-itino- relatives for a few days. ' ' ' Mr tijal Mrs. Audion Hair i.M!-s Naomi t ioodwitie) of New V* i lv fol uiei.ly of Kin^stia e are ! e \ i-it.iiiK relatives. Mr. l.ivii u'stoti MeFarlin made i : u-o.ness t rip to Charleston. Mr. Suspeneer liuifheV. was in i"! nleston Saturday. ? ? M SS MAKV HKI.l.l-: HOYI> l !N I l.lM' \INS AT II KR IIOM K i I.apron--. S. Mr. and .Mjs.l \iiet? Moore and Mrs. Minnie! >. mus. Mr. .(alius ! *;?>t of Pitts-! aruli. I'ji., wove honor Quests )< t : -.iy. wi.t n their cousin Miss Mary ; h i:,- Fovd j't lertaitied wit h a par-' y, tin* ?>ccnsion Ik ing a family af-j. air. During tin.- evening -panics vt if t njoyt <1 in the lioautifujly| !in>kiit? < 1 ami spacious living i:ooinj anuwich s, ire cream atal cock "d""h y"i''r(|'u'I'L; |iin KtUa \me tho folowinjr: Mi>. Ilosa IMla Mills of Richma ,1. \ a.; .Miss Mary Williams of rjfuikl* n. X.-?Y.; Mr. ami Mrs-cerguss < la'ily., Mr. and Mrs. h.hn-on t'.'indy. .Mrs. Rev. John Moyd. Mrs. Daisy Hans, Miss Arii .'a Franklin, Miss Henrietta Mili'i, Miss Westoilce Mosley, Miss 'avdiiie Hoyd, Miss Florence Boyd li . Alice Franklin. Mr. and Mrs. [ hnnie Cyrus. Mrs. Dora Sullivan diss Dorothy Mast, Messrs A'i> 1 'ntui.iir.?1 l.al'ry Putman. Alia d Vent-gin, Chester Hans, John \rthuv Putmai". Jim Irby, Odis Dunklin, Puts Fast, Ju'?nic (Marly. BI.ACKSIUKG NMWS Mr.-. Sarah MeBr&yer ami dau. h: r, Mrs. Willie Wootl and son fi Saturday night to return to h' ir home .n Ncwpor, Va. Rlaeloburg Grammar school be :an work Monday morning, Aug. :?i'.h. The attention of patrons is ailed to the co*nipulsorv atemlance aw, which requires that children 'ii to. sc hool and attend regularly. I l iiosc who break the law will be i enuit'd td proper authority who n turn will deal with them ncn diiiK to the law. Miss Jannette Smith, Mr. Ko helle Xeal'-.v, Mr. Ted Autry of i rcr.ville; Mr,' Lawrence Autry f Washington, I>. C.; were the saturdray afteinoon guests "of tli-s Johnnie Mae Wood. Mi '. Cora Childers and daughers Betty and Mary have return d from New York City where h y were the guestg of Mr. and drs. Roy Childers. Mrs. Mattie Davis has returned from Charleston. , ?# ^ I | "CHARLIE" | & Spears 'Em Up f v X *l* Fhe Roving Reporter J* Bv Charles Spears Y ; r.ro^rto^,c^7jc:l":7ic"r: ^ Southern Hospitality A few days ago one of t h e New York City papers sent a reporter out, one Kenneth JeSSamy, to interview and seek the impression, of the drov.es of visitors who itoek to Seventh Ayer.ue?when its summer time in Ilarlem. I happen ed Jo he sitting in mv ear at the corner of loath street and Seventh A venue.'When this young man trav oiling'"the highways and byways noticed iny South Carolina license and encountered me. . ' J Now, the write-r is to stranger to New York.-having beep at one ' me in his colorful career a professional sohlier stationed -here twenty years ago, at Fort Slocum. So 1 know Old New York, with its pimps, hoboes, and beggars. A n/l T vniucmKni' 1 tt-Un? llnf ?... I was saying the? young, man came al ong. And times haven't changed as much as we ai'9 prone to think. We did not like New York. 0 >:eept for a visit now and then, twenty yeais agn-r- So? The young man took a seat in the car, tinI I offered him a smokes-AV? j ate your impress ions of the bigi town, he asked.. "'New :Yofk i sj grand," I replied. (Thinking that he would he deeply (offended it it were otherwise.) "But not..so, much different from home." For a. visit it's tops,' hut not to live in. The young man wanted to know) if "that was all." "That's all my' hoy." "Are you traveling alone?"j "NojJ am with ur friend, she isj over, there in the beauty parlor."! "(lues- 1 will go over and have an, interview, with her." "Go right I ah-ad." So the young mar went! into the beauty parlor. Times move .'juickly, Wo had l'oi gotten .the young man. when aj few nights later while glancing j over the paper, we noticed tit' article he had written, we also noted, that our lady friend had taken aj 1'eW good -wings at the down home' folks. For instance: "That South-j ern ho-pitality stutf is the hunk"; "To really appreciate Harlem you j have to- travel and he compelled, to stop ill oi'e-ho' se town-, \\ lo re; the-food i- had and the sleeping' aceommodat i>-its poor." Whi h put me in a reminiscent ( mood, for- 1 remember many ph as- j art day- with the hoys HI differ-; el cities down Indue,. where if is! understood the-eh ck is theirs | It ( -v'-don't ta 11 odiseoursimr. on i 1 In- virtue. of tliTrit it' von ?r,,? ! what I mean.) I've also seen cjuitt?j a few ilitiihc rooms and breakfast' room-, that wi'ii' used to eat in'j aid ii"t sleep in. - *- (l"'W|i home, i I have nl-o scfii a few people that own lovely homes to live in. with-1 out pastihy :? vacancy siyn in the I wil'u.ioAv? . doW h hmne. And I also remember -=^--r!tirej apartments (if fiuniune -stahdinul on' the sidewalks in the- rain?j all niuht in Old New York, j Tryiry to sleep' in a room? Ij could not park my ear in then; e<ftiny tip and yoinir down by the; riverside and sleepintr all niyht in, in old New York. It scarcely -ihIiis that twe?-t-y! yt-ars have passed since ..those i the car in older To net some rest i 'fays ? Time moves so tjuiekly. 1 Hot insofar as 1 laid in is concern-j e?l. Times havci.'t chaiiycd. ( IIKKTKIU'llvLl) M:\VS Miss Sara A. .McCnll.K.yh retici^'d Saturdr.iy morniny after I ?pmaiiiitr a very pleasant..week in M.Ckdl, S.Tt;\ Mrs. .Mas. H. Robinson sjr nt last I l*j iday in Lancaster, S. (_'. Messrs Kmmumicl Nivens, Doll Speneer' spent a few initiates at I InULhbii'il i ^ Mr. Salhe Coo and praiid-dauuhter Klouis'* loft ISunday fotheir home in Charlotte, N. C., lifter s pen dine a week with relative-^ and frlerrcfcc Mo'-r- Willie Leak and Johnniv Coc called on Miss Sara E. AVndswi.Tth Monday morninff. The \anjjolist. Miss Eva Banks is conducting a series-of meetings at Hurst Tabernacle A. M. E. Z. c l inch t hi - week. Mr. Juhni.ii' Cor ys home for a few days front Washington, D. C. r~ ? WOOJMUIF NEWS Trinity A. M. E. Zion Church Kev. I. lh Puffin, Pastor Sunday .-chool < pened at the usual hour with Supt., Prof. D. J. Wilkin n and all teachers, at their post of ditty. The lesson was discussed by. the pa-Tor and others. Mr. aid Mr. Msoe N'orris is visiting th ir children in Washingtun. I). ('. Miss Lizzie Ferguson is taking hei' vacation in Asheville, N. C., visiting relatives and friends. .Mtv w . i>(,:nairi of Urcenville, S. C., spent, tho week-end her? with frie-ns. Mrs. L'ula Higgin^ is visiting her children in Washington, I). C., for two weeks. Miss Eula Massf y and Miss I.illie M. Bradlev of Abbeville wcr? the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Law Wi'lburn and faniily last Thursday. The F'leqdiqg Elder Rev. D. C. Crosby held his quarterly meeting here Sunday afternoon. w Any one-who wish to buy the 'Palmetto Leader see Mr. I.aw Wilburn. He will be glad to deliver your copy each week. Help us boost the "Leader" by subscribing for it or getting a copy each WMk. . j c rHE PALMETTO LEADER CHESTER PARAGRAPHS Mrs. Etta C. Ralph of Newark, N. J., spent a very pleasant week here with her_ mother, Mrs .Annie Belle Fairies, her aunt, Mrs. Alice Ferguson and uncle, Mr. Joseph Thompson. Mrs. Rosetta A. Dixon_is_visit--ing her sister, Mrs. Rubie Nelson and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen, ller little daughter, Magdalene, who has beep here all summer will return to-Washir.gton with her to resun\e her school work. Mrs. Minnie Wright and family of' Ashford street have just returhckl from a motor trip to Baltimore. Rev. Mr. Killingsworth of Wash ington, D. C., visited friends here this week. Mr. Calvin Pitts of Fountain ! Inn, spen t a few hours Monday with his cousin, Prof. S. Louis Finley, JT: The many friends of Mrs. Elva .T Tntvrv Wilcnn ?f Shai-tAnhuvr will be sorry to learn of the death of her brother, Mr. Ernest LowryTth the City Memorial hospital Winston-Salem, on August 27. Funeral services v*ere held at Mt. Zron Baptist church, Guthriesville, on Tuesday afternoon, Finley High school opens Sep tember 9. Vacation days are about over?teachers and pupils will soon be busy in the classrooms."' . . ? > Prof. B. H. Walker who taught la.-t year at Georgia State Col-, lege, Albany, Ga., was in the city this week fhe guest of his sister Mrs! Ella Watson and Miss Ruth Walker. Prof. Walker and wife will teach this year in Gillespie Normal^ school, Cordele, Ga. For 'several y tars', Prof, and Mrs. Walker taught at Brainerd institute, and not only endeared them-| selves to faculty and students there, fjut to a hos of friends throughout the city. They go to ' their new field with the very best wishes of their friends here. Chester .will miss them and their t little son Brooks who is also quite ! a favorite here. * ( I Prof, and Mrs. Joseph Jones are all smiles ever the arrival of a tine son on Sunday afternoon. Mo- i tj'.er and babe an' doing fine. I This is their second" chrld, the ! older is a girl, Eva .Marylin. ; M.* Vvo A '* ' " ? ? ? i\ioiuu, VI il UIU, I M livif with her dangi. t < i', Mm, Jon, eph Joqes, for a few weeks. j News of the death, of Mrs. Poag | oj' Rt/ck Hill, came as a shock to citizens here. Mrs., Poag was , a line. Christian woman, who.fe | lace always wore a smile. She .was a real friend to all and especially to the many teachers who from time to time boarded at her home. ' A groat woman .has passed, one who will be. greatly missed. Funeral services were JWld at the A. j M. K. Z. .church in Rock Hill, of which she was a devoted member. Mrs. Johnie. Mae Robinson was undertaker. 'Mr. and Mrs. I)avis Walkei are I 'the happy parents of their fourth child, a sod, born Sunday morning. Mother and baby are prettily along nicely. .. Mrs. Annie Ellison Beatty, with her husband, Rev. E. C. Beatty, his son, Mr. Beatty, and her cou sin. Miss Sims, all of Spartanburpr motored -here Sunday and spent the day. Err mis we^'e glad to see all of 4lu-m, especially Annie who is a foimer Chester girl. She had not been home for nine years. ( Mrs. Margaret Adair spent a , few days last week in Charlotte . visiting bet sister, Mrs. Minnie (JeuTge. M . Frank McFadden lost his car l.i> li .v?>.. iiut? loot woitW \Vhili? ?/%> ..I* V/..V WC4J driving ?m I.omis street the car ( caught ITFc aiul- he had to mak?some quick turns to get out be- ! fore the flniwi's reached him. Prof, and Mrs. Foster and Miss Virginia Faisigi of. Goldsboro, N. f., motored lifre and spent a few ,i:i\ s \UI1-^iviuU during the?eter-l.v part of the week. Mrs. Foster was formerly Miss Pearl Massey of this city. Miss Mary Wilson apd father of Kelton. S. C., were in the city a few hours last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nelson Jr., have moved .into their cottage on \V. (,'ol'ins street. Miss llattie Ramseur, clerk in the X. ( . Mutual Insurance office here, and her sister, Undertaker Johnnie -M?Robihlsorvof Rock Hvll attended the Undertakers' meet- ' ing in Florida. After visiting Florida cities, they went to Cuba and spent several days enjoying their vacation in Havana and other cities in Cuba. They have many in- | teresting things to- tell concern- ' ing their very enjoyable stay so far from home. i Miss^ Lucile Wright and little Minnie" hi e Wright of Columbia) street have returned from a two . Weeks visit to relatives in Ker- . shaw. Mr. Henry Lilly has roup to Detroit to* spend a few months with 1 his daughter Alice. I.OWRYS NEWS Little Miss Dorotliy James, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur James of Gastonia, N. C., passed to the great beyond Tuesday, Aug list 24. Funeral services were con ducted at one o<f the Bapt. churches in Gastonia Thursday, August 20th. The bc.'dy was brought here I and vivwed at the Christian Home Baptist church. Interment in the family plot, Christian Home ceme- j tery. mum SUBSCRIBE FOR THE LEADER ..A Dept. of Corp; Says "Small Business Man Can Survive" Washington?(C)?The Division , o,f Negro Affairs of the Department ~of Commerce issued a statement on Saturday supporting the contention of a recently published magazine article that the "small business man can survive". , The department concluded its 'statement with the observation that: "The small business man can give his personal atention to cTetails* and carry out his ideas without 'interference." 2 White Magazines Praise Wiley Marshall. Tex.(C)?Holland's P I magazine, published in Dallas, ' 'Tex., carried -a fine editorial on Wil^y college in. its August num- - ' ber and the Christian "Advocate, r organ of the M. E. church; South, t pt^blished at' Nashville, Tenn., reprinted parts of the editorial and commented favorably in a recent issue, Holland's, which is the "Ladies Home Journal" of the South, said in part, under the caption, "Economics in Education": Thus it is refresh ing to find one institution?Wiley cbllege for Negroes, in Marshall, Texas?predicating a drive for $600,000 on the very matter-of-fact ground of economic benefits resulting from a college education." PICKENS NEWS. Mrs. Yebede Johnson spent the week-end with Mrs. Lexieo Kilgo. Mr. Cordosia Kilgo motored to Myrtle Beach Fla. He reports a pleasant stay. Mr. Menefield Rosemond . son of! Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Rosemond i s spending a few days With- his parents. Mr. Rosemond is a student of Benedict college. Mr. James Rosemond of Winston Salem, N.C., is here visiting his. parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Rose-1 , mond * I Mrs. O.T. Lawton is conducting a series of Bible Study for Chil-| _ dren in Pickens. The white doctors] J and nurses of-this* community and | others gave timely and interesting J. remarks on the work. Mrs. Cordelia Burgess had as guests Sunday Mr. Thomas Bur ross cnicago, ill., Air. Jas. Kose-| niornl, W'in^ton-Salem. N.C., Mr. M Minefield Rosemond. Columbia | a Miss Carrie Anderson, Miss Gla-j dys Alexander left for Ashcville.i ^ Mrs. Azalea R. Griffin and chil* + dren left for Chicago, Thursday. '! Rev. F. L. Law ton has completed a week's revival at Cross Roads j l! church conducted by the Rev. Mrs. Thayer of Greenville. j Mrs.. Cordelia Burgess was the ( dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- ' lie Lay Wednesday. Mr, and Mrs a Lawrence Jamison Thursday, Con- " tral, S.C. The following persons motored , to Asheville, N\C., Sunday: Mr. I Thos. Burgess, Dan Kirksey, P, 11 . Jones. Miss Queen Gilliam. tj VACATIONING IN EVANSTON A ILLINOIS |b ; \\ Miss M. L. Little, headnurse >' Good Samaritan hospital, Columbia, S. ('., is enjoying a delightful vacation in the State of llinois. She is the guest of her mother,Mrs. Grace Little, Evanston, III. | Accompanying her on this trip i\ is Mr. L. . Stalworth, a teacher at tl B. W. High school, Columbia, |a Miss Willie Maud Clark a nurse h from the Aiken hospital; Miss's* Mat tie Jackson, Charlotte, N. C., 11 on the way up, stopped in Knox- u villi-. Tenn. Visited with Mrs. V Wiiliams, 012 Ilaynes street. They motored to several near-by [t while in the city of. ("hica- ' "go many dinner parties were enjoyed. Pageant in Birm'ham. \ 11< Birmingham, Ala.? (C)?"Six-' ' ty-Six Yesteryears", the story of Birmingham's Negro progress by. ' Robert A. Jones, Industrial High''^ school instructor, will be presented ^ in pageant Friday night, climax- 5 ing good-will week, sponsored by ^ the Negro Progress Exposition, f September 8-10. ? ~ r ? / ST. JAMES A.MK CHI RC'H A Abbeville.?Supt. B F Johnson I Rev. W. S. Mims, Pastor. opened, Sunday school at the usual I hour. Interesting remarks were I by the pastor and Rev. Devlin. Jl 11:30 a.m., the Scripture lesson ^ was read by our pastor. Solo Miss ^ Miss E. Shanks, the Gospel singer. S The Presiding Elder P. M. Gary S used as a text subject: Organization of the Christian Church. The message was full of inspiration. I Sunday night, Rov. Minis preached ^ another soul stirring sermon. We were glad to have the asso- J ciate ministers in our services . a Rev. W. D. Devlin and Rev. J. B jfl Smith. We are sorry and hate to give up Rev.' Minis as our pastor, but glad of his promotion and all wish him nVuch success along the , line as Elder of the Greenwood dis- / triet. ' Mrs. Willena Bowman and chil- b dren Virginia and Edward are vis-',I iting their parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Turner. s Miss Gertrude Perrin, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Vinson, all of Middloton, Ohio were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lam Strothar. ^? i , % v Saturday, September 4, 1937 OUR USED CAR PRICES HIT BOTTOM LOOK AT THIS I'orcl V-S Tnrlor Sedan. ISesintiful black enamel tinisti. Ked w heels. *> r.a! u<???d tires. A motor, eti';, thoroughly.chocked. in tact it * vji / J a 1st class jib. It will l>c sold with a 2-day ^ |[J ^F*- ?, noney back jfuarantec. . IT'S JUST A SAMPLE of the li3fgaii'S. Mote just as good on the lot The pick of the lol is yours ... if you get here iu time. . we've set out to move our used car stock by I the cud of September, and believe lis?we will! v Our prices are oil bed rock and the boom in now Ford \ -It sales lias left us with the finest collection of used cars we have ever had. If many are Kcnewed and Guaranteed, R & G, carrying written money-back guarantees. You losc.money?as well as a rare opportunity to pick yourself a really swell car ? if you delay. Your present car will bring more taken i. in trade today than ever again! Liberal terms. Your trade-in value may even cover the down payment so you won't need cash now. Don't hesitate?this is opportunity knocking! Wilosn 'Motor Co. 3ean Smith Finds HtJ)NOR GRAD Curope | :aO'nu tit In ii- t I'vi-i m j - V "K T -Jr. . J M <>\v-* l.:'v Ii- .-m * ??'<? ^ f l^;!irinv t;u ... | i * ..Ili.w.?iiii) i:i : 11 . I * . j , ! ' .nu.i'v ' kit," :i v ' , '. 1 * ll'.^j; ih.'.iL'"':<f iii!*.. .. ' } / -FAUKS J- McPUFFIK * ' ?if C'UlNmi?tf Stl'Utft <# !USl' l'V"pK' s" ; ,i Hitrh -..J, ,.f Mr. and Mrs. I'. !lt' ' ll' m * * '.' "!1,; ' W. M-! itH'it*. who expects to enter hat.j > ! iN- ! mini >' ?.*|nflin ur.i\<-1 itv this fall. > 10. Wit lit sla\ .1 , r mh l pai.l, <>vfi ,! * 4 .sin atiil Afi'ic.i <nr?yr>v 1. -... '.y kimi ' , in nit'" 's. oial u;i-.-s '..hi hich' !ii<' 111 i 1 < i~ atiil li'M:' uf: -* "U"BJ. OLIVER ' . 1'AMlAJ 1? 1!;NS s' | < 1:!. 1:hitATKS ? Suite!.i\ ? ' . ...| , 1' ' National Chrysler loulfh 1 ho wc.-ulu i was :>:nl. Used Car Sale Week 'l fi'W \vciv ; hci, . \Y ?i i,' v',ry ' > nil'y h-'V" \:i> IS.:LJL.'.Ti VllK. ;((M? Sf|(l. I >n of t hai'k-stn,,. to I, w:;n u- 1 * * 1 our Si.M'luy srhot !. S!i I I'.yia.uith . r " s soiiio vti y ( itcoii! iiojny ivv.aik- ( - -Sl&y A- \\( I' onio visit01? a: all t inn- . i 1. N ~|v., . S-uaii _ _ _ . . $.lt;y , Swing-It" Son as -?L ?gir' ?ro,r-" j 1i'lyiiuuith 4 Nt'\v York (C? -Ain't W-. Hot- V,,'lu?' ' "" ovc" i.n.1 "W h:vt lb. 1 W.int With ' ' ,l 1 ' ,'u<i'vLI1 tw?? of tlit1 liT soii^s writ* ( nopi ? $1<9 h 'for Tn:- II" by TT^m- 1:1.^7 ' uUl n#l Milti \\ 1J wt re -nil whVn ] i?r?- -r ! ! 1 ?" [ills ruhlishin- on : !':v l,ou.:?;t | . i,' t -r*"' 1C rights to the -i-o'v.Mt \v:.< . I,,... .1 ... ...... N I .... > I 1 I ] J I" , I ? 'J' ) c 111 ^ I r 1 tj i unci*. 1 Ihiirstiny by \\ I'A. . . ... 1 -1 >i>i.v louring __ $579 ' li'.'il Plymouth ? H m ?-otli 1^B B l 1 B I ' ' |^B| ',t jmm/1 Ss-dan .. $4-14 M . I I 1 | w iater Z BM sOttiBfrs^ - 1 i"-::; i,:V"a"h ' mjfflk i - r: ( hrvslor an<l 1*1 ym<iuth olumbia Vulcanizing ' nistrii?itor? J* Works 2007 -Alain. St. I'hor.e 1109 Hampton Street ^ m,-- -- - ? . '"**