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PH . 11, .wmw HHIU.II III ( 1 Page 2 ^ . | "The Old Gray" | ? By i ? Rev. E. Philip Ellis JJ A . <5The Palmetto Corrfrrencc ? _ The above ConferenceJhoid "at Kingstree last, week, was aekncwledged to be the best in the history of the Church in South Carolina. Bishop J. S. FLjtf>pe:. 1). -1).., 1.1,. ? 1)., rs a real Prince in the Kpiseopaey of his church." In his Conferences he does not raise his voice except whin he is preaching. Aubsing, censuring ami slandering ministers and lay 'members arc unheard ol in Ifi's meetings. But more money rs raised", 'moTe peace V ^and harmony than ever b.l'ore, That accounts for the great oatpouring o?r the spirit, at every ordination servce. Truly he is a man sent item God. 'Mrs. S. L. Flipper is_ truly a - .queeri in our Episcopal Di-uicG She is loved and admired bv the followers of our Bishop. Visitors tn\ v. E- -}>thwart ol l*0?tsmouth, \ a., was ..our Conference truest,. and delivered a. most- musterly address. . Mrs. Liny II, jrlu H. and F. "3l. tmciety was : im; iy lino in her add:ess 'on M'ssionarv 'evening. Dr. J. E. Thomas in Ins response to Dr. Steward, .who 1a candidate to.- the bisr.cpric from . 'the Second Epi.-.copal Ci-tricT. told him to* form a combination ? with Dr. T. J. Miles .who \\as oui candidate from South CJublnm, and both would he-elected. Hooting applause greeted this expfc" sion. The'annual auunyn by Hoy C. A. Williams ai d the Miss.dhat \ scymon by Rev. CI." IT.' White-wore real maste .pieces. Dr. E. 11. McGill. presiden t of Allen 'University more than sustained his reputation as a gifted orator. Dr. S. id. Hughes entertaining pastor made a number one hit in caring, lot the Conference; Doth , he and hie members were higliiy commended by Bishop Flipper, ministers aigi lay delegates. Our Leader Dr. T. J. Miles the atdfho'wlcdged leadl'r of our Conference' is. fol lowing ri>rh, >n the w'ake ? f Bishop Flipper. And will be auothet kind and -ui.',-idei ate lettdei' V. li elevated , to the highest scat in his church. He has a kind he'ait and will make a-.*ncut: big I: other land not a contemptible driver. t?i*ath~nTiTri>trT^-"nn< 1 lay member? . " of every district in the 1'almeit,. Conference are saying, that it is the low countr.v'V time to flu* ,4batM and Dr. Mibs/is (he mar. Dr. J, E. Thomas is i:.(!* 'd p.'.p ilar among the mini'tcis .and la\ members of his district. He ia< mem into ins uh.muvibi, their counsel ami hoe.; not so<!, to take advantage <>t them, l> hind e!us?'d doors.' Rut ibei'o is i real fine tcafrfc in all of,.the districts in kth?. l'alnu Cont'.e.eL'a a few of whonv are: *Uevi.-J. James-, CiS. J. ?ix?rtv. 1>. N Wilsonn, C. A. Williams-; K." ] Lemon, R. A. Browr. S. M. llajfh06. D. W. Wa-'nii!-". >n. tl II J White", A. II. German, W. M. Jack son. R. M.- MeClam, J. <'. Wi'liarm L 1). Gamble .. J. Murry, W. X t Middleton, M Ik (leila rs. I*. Kin loch, C. Lfcwis. U.'A. Thompson I. A. Major. Ulyssc- l.ark. Ikavi< Scott, K.yl'. IV.uli : itt.11 ers who* will he "ineiitiore.i in'.mi next release * o'1 the ' .rferu.ce. Sunday Sort ices Brshcjp Flipper's .>rdii:atii>r. set* mon, ilf.1 not onl\* stir p.'o!?lt in the* church but those on- tin outside. It was the greatest mo sage we. have ever heard deliver. in "Thirteen mirur's. It l,:u li'-ei th'o tilt- r?f ('tififdestiiii Slid til. . lower country ever since. Our'C'oi feronce Sunday school was a r<v ord breaker. The writ- r v.:c tin Superintendent appointed ui*y tin Bishop. 5 Many Thanks- to p?. ntinbar. St. Luke's pastor.'Altai member; take this meiBoii *of ' . xptVa-f.i; our sincere appreciate n to Dr. J C. Dunbar, pastor ot' .Morris -St Baptist chinch here, for. his ;tb!? message delivered th-' last night ? before we n t to (_'<>iil\a i.ec We had an O'ld time revival. Dr Dynbar has eertjiirly dNtinguiv-h gufshod himself in Charf-p'-h a mong both white and color d. After paying liis church out'of a! of its debts, ho and iis congreg ation have purchased a tir.o pivot of property in the city. k> be us. ~ fd as a home iur 'he <d ! member.of hits .church, lie i- a Godsend tc his congregation. Assignments. MounC I'h-asant District, Dr. J. E. Thomas; prvsidhV cdde'l f'harleston, Morris Ilro.vh,- Mon i.s "St., I'. !. I.emon; Eber.ez-. r, Nassau St., J. C. James; St. I'hilps^ilenderson St., David Sm'lt; < am Cha pel. West St., A. T,. \\ uodbury; , South Sanxee, Ulysses "Dirk; olive Branch, C. JMolett' ; llolv Trinity Jacob Wilson; ItobinJbn, W. ,\i. Taylot; Buck Hall. Edward Hutch inson; Jamestown, ' L Major; Cordcsville, D. *L. Johnson; Mi. ** Vinn an/1 Vnhfi \V \[ .J ;>, L t- j rm Daniels Island, S. 'Randolph, Howard Chapel, R. I). Carter; Mt. Holly, J. C. Mark; Calvary, W . ' .Waring; district missionary, Rohf " ert Youngblood, district president, V. E. Murray. Georgetown District, Dr. T. J. Miles, presiding yldcr; Georgetown Bethel, W. B. L. Clark; St. Mcp-.ens, D. N. Wilson; Dicker on. J. H Bryant; Bethel Pet doe. K, L. Gary; Williamsburg circuit, W. M. Middleton; Waccamaw, F. S. Atwood; iSantec, J. W. We-ton; Mt? Ararat, R. A. McClam; Sampft, F. White; St. Paul, J. C. Williams L? '- West Andrews, C. Lewis; Rloomingrale, F. Kinloch; Wind, R. A. Thompson; Black River, M. B. Gethers; Arnett and Zion, Theodora MpClam; Sutton, C. W Wil. i r ./ M H.WM.I ,?H liams; Johnsonville mission. Geo. Washington; Graves ami Andrews John Moydj Friendship and Saint Mary,.M. Hudson; Sandy Island, L. Chandler; Amandale, T. W. Brown;.Warsaw, Joe Dorsey, district missionary, W. W. Brown; district president, Flossie Wilson, Kingsttce District, Dr. J. L. bow, presiding elder; Charleston, St. Luk?, Wilson St., K. Philip KUis; Frances Brown, Ashe^street-' Sampson Brown;,-St. Peter, North Charleston. J. C. .Murray; JtJho-' vah, is. Chisolm; St. Andrews, G. il. White; indiantowjj circuit, E? P. Butler; Kingstrgef S. M. HughBeulah, Silas Middleton; Lake ity, I). W. Washington; JohnsonriUe, A. It. German; Gapway, L. '(iambic, Gourdiri, It.A. Btown; :ffi>u:;v.tuSjP M. Ivt:ox.; St i'aul, J. I. Bro..gTTrrTns. .Miuivks Corner. W. AW .Many; Great Pleasant, W. F. i. s A ll?imt\V ffni'hrd th hh Wagner; St. Stephens, .Willie Wil-~ .iums; Lane., Chapel. J. E.. Davis; -t .Matthews, J. S. Jalinsotr;-Black -, >ak, li. 'Murphy; district mis-' dur.arius, S. F. Thomas and M.I'. Gilliavd: conference president if W. II. and F. XI. Si, R. L iliown; district president of W. II. mil F. M. S.'Mrs. Minnie Benbow. .Munis B: own church,- Charles-i'ii was s* locled the seat of the. - xi rnrrnra! cwiferiM'.cer- ? Rev. \\ . .1*. Mu tray of Mt. Pleas ; :l was exchanged with liev. C. \. Williams of McClcllunsville. .;.>th succeeded each other. . "Let us advance on our knees." ( MFSTHUFIFI.I) XKWS. On Wcdnes jay- evening, Oct.' 13 rhc?J. .,Vif Taylor, aecompanV i by Rev i. \V Janopetlc, of Bar, .i-i-'.;on and-sonic-: of his ministers - tr.edi-tr.ict,'met in a group at Mt Tabor M.F. church, to lend a i.atid to the pastor, in meeting me very urgent demands' Those p.esent wcie Rev. X. S Smith, ;V v and Mrs. 11. B Jones and.chil ,.e en. -Beutiettsville; Rev and Mrs..' kti.cgo'. Air. 'and Mrs Mil.auriii of iio. l i'.e Rev II B Junes- of St. ieha- 1 Mil churyh. Bennettsville pi cached the seiniuii from] t h e '.i.-nie: "Hearing and Seeing.*". I'.is wiis a wonderful sermon, "deli. ied with' power. Rev. Jones is v great preacher, Rev Janerette Rev. Smitn as-ociated him. :.!.?! Ki v.. Smi'tn oraved a l'ervent . ay-. r after the sermon. Rev. Taylor, then-in b>s choice words reduced and presented . .Revs. .- I; and .lan?-i tt?-. who eonlnient ori the won ii mil s/niion and 'I :Jid they Were going to preach ! isu^vc.ty early: Tin* elid ing was irXa n and a heat sum' was rcaliz-j "*<?." The pastor ,Rc-v. Gary was : y.giatel'lll t>? all. The. noble Wo : n t 1" the rhuivh had prepared , t" 1 onntiful supper which \v a s' ; ' >\ril after the nv ctiii.n- was over.' . 1' was .a J.ov<c!y atfair and a nTea.t' t ii-ast. All', present wen-' served I 'id left sayittvi "it was jjwhI to' iL"jlew" | M|s.- Sara ,\. At' <'till<un*h, left Ma-day fur fHisiydale- to resume her. Wel l, as teacher. I Revs. William I., laics, .of New Y Ta, .1. R. Rather, .( hattaiioo^a, I * nil. T. II. * 1 hr'^rovo. Arkansas: A\ re-.pleasant vr-itors at tin Manse, the ynest- of Rev and Mrs I. II. Tea;ley and .Mrs. M. 1.. l-'esI ter Tuesday I . lliu?U,?L,?R?;' i ana 1 iM ii?s-^tt,. tle.rai-i. aceenipani d Rev. ,1. R I'd. l"i' te < hattanoeya., Tenii. fop ., I.rief Visit. Rev. and .Mis. .1. If- Toatley ; Tim: -day la-t in i'harlotte, .\C., attending the Synod which i: ".'a- ill -csr-mn at'the University i < hutch, .Johirson t\ Smith.- . i U v. \\ . \V McCulloun'h, is home . icondi.ctitr* a. very .successful l ; a t 11 ii:-\ifltrHrft 1 - ' Mrs. M. I.. Ko.-tc| >]>ent. 1 Weil' ' in - lay .with Mrs. S?jK McCullouuh Mrs !:.-? >:t < Mother) .Craiy mjtcrtaiti',1 at sapper Thursday evI. fiiur-'-. Rev*, and Mrs. .1.11. Ton t ley ' Mexiaim s Annie Kdwards and Mai yu : iie Jenkins Mi- I i/zic .h.hiisoii has return' d ft.an Philadelphia where she] |ient tin? summer. .She was aceom pariied hy her hy^iihmr .Mr.- Frank ' ~ h-d'" ' It. who Vi.M'cd their sister1 Mi>. l.rtura' Brew.-r at Patfeland. Mr. Prank McCoy spent a few hours at home Satai day. lie is a j -Italent :it ("milt r til Ou-raw. ' Mrs.. Heauty .Fountain and lit-| lie dauzhte]- .huiuita. called on Mrs. Mae ft. Io.hinsoii, Sunday ev-j r enpitr. They all came to town. Who? Mr. and Mrs. J. Fru-t and family. "Smile" * ) TAltFJCVArMf |{ \ FT. ( III R( H : Key. W. M. Watson. Pastor ,1 I C; eeliville.. SHildaV ' cllool it t I the usual hour conducted by Supt.l Mp.. Richard l'.radley. Th woath-1 *> heinir. had the attendance Was olT. The pastor is out of town con' '.ha.tin# a 10 night's meet in t; foil Rev. J. W. f'oleiruui in I.ynch, Kv.' Rev .! W Wnr.dsOn had/tharye ot th service all day and delivered two st>-/,n<r sermons which were' enjoyed by all pre-ent. Mrs. Kthclj VVa:x?n. Mr-. Bessie Sullivan, Mis -ie-s- Ifttna K,n>*n Waitson and Jes-j lino Chnpntan attended th'9 fall se-sinn of the Knorec* S. S.i anil BY PIT Convention, wtyich convened a* MC View Baptist chinch. Rev. J. H. Smith, pastor The Junior Thoir had charge of 'ho ni,uMc all day. Mr.-Simpson from Hit^V PnSnt, Y.C.. is vi-11incr Brother Mr. W Simpson and sister Mrs. Cornelia Ppiestly and worshipped with us Sunday nite . Mrs. Cora Manse] is in the general hospital for an operation, SUBSCRIBE FOR? THE rALMETTO LEADER JPVWVUMIU ppiu. inim ii V. / u TH BETTIS ACADEMY NEWS By Zelda Wilkersevn Rev. H. H. Butler of Hartsville visited our school recently, while he. was serving as a juror in the U S. District Court in Aiken. He visited each class room and spoke neouragingiy to the students, af tor which he addressed the noon;day assembly. He wa^ highly Vle'asf'd with- the work. Prin. Collins and Mrs M. M Murray, JeaneS" Teacher of Edge field county, represented Bettis at the meeting of ihe Association of College Presidents, Dgans p. nd Registrars which was held at Allen University, recently. "They were accompanied by Prof. Washington of Edgefield Academy and Mrs. Washington, principal ii. f Bouknight schooIT ?IHrcpAYays and IvJ^aps^CmiiihTftco of the Bettis Alumni Association i-; working haiskdp raiser money to pay for new seats for Quincy auitoriuiy. Mr. H.A. Blassengale is hairman of the committeell Mr ii. T., Holmes is president of the Association. Anions' the teachers of this-community who left for their schools this week art.-: Mesdames Diamond I.loyd. principal af Simmon Ridge Mat tie Hamilton Ryans, teacher in' Bouknight school, Mrs. S.A. Blassi ngale, primary teacher Bland school. Miss Elise Lee, Macedonia fchoolv We - wish them success. Prin. W._ P Lewis, MesdanusE . C. Holmes and E M Blocker Misl-es A M. Cunimings, Callie Hatch er and Hazel Franklin attended the Edgefield County Teachers' meeting Friday. -Messrs. James and Jno. H. John son of the freshman class hav*:! the sympathy of instructors, class m ties and schoolmate^ in their sorrow due to the recent death-of their mother An' appreciative crowd Witness' ed the football game between the) Brttis Red Devils and Brewer Hi, of Greenwood heie Friday after-1 noon. Each team fought hard, the i\-ult was a 0-0 tie. Misses Sallie Bradley and Ellen1 Xiciudas were entertained at a' birthday party by the freshman) class, of-which they are members! re ently. Principal and Mrs. A. C. High-; tower and their winsome littde: three year old daughter, Claressa' vbitul friends here Sunday after-"] n<>on. Mr. HiglTtower "made a lib>-.al contribution to the Alumni .- at fund. lie is a graduate of Bet lis and of Benedict. Mr- R (. Nicholson. Misses ('. B. Prater, Hazel Franklin, W* M. Blocker and A. M. Cummin^s of fw*H-faculty accompanied ,bvj ilr,1 Bi aitsun "Nicholson, visited ITrrtttd, in Aiken Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.. J. C. * Simmons worshipped at lMcasant drove : church, Kdgefield of which he is a1 member. Sunday After v;hich they visited relatives and frieiuls r i it that section. Mrs. Collins, Mr. Ulassonjiuie and Miss Bertha I Moore also attended Pleasant .drove. Uev. CI. \V Blocker. pastop | Mrs 1>. M. Hubert, instructor fin hiprh school Kntflish and music j he re, spent the week-end at homo in Colujnhia.. i 1 TTT .1 ami's?Brlliim'e' .?ela *? 'M7 and a group of the young men and hoys of our student body ro-n. I do rod a very interesting program at v.-spei" hour Sunday. I President Nicholson and Juntos jM'd'iam-, 5th Hi., chauffeur. Foe , A. Hayes, T. F and Conyers Byrd em.'-s and Arthur Bradley, 3r 1 -iP attended ,the Fi'.nds'ip -Ass :i '? t . ;. at St Mat \> church, Lo| vilio, Sunday. Bradley reviewed the. S. S. lesson and Pros N'icholi son delivered tin address Prcsi-I dent Ni holson attended another, association at Loekhart church near Saluda Friday. i The YWCA has elected the fol I I >\\ 'n/, officers for the ensuing I yeniTi .Mrs. Zelda B. Wiliker.son. ' pi v.: blent; Misses Mary Nabritt. j vico-Prcs.; Florena Weaver, Sec.; Th< nrqtsena Bates, Treas.; Cornm it tee chairmen, Misses Sybyl Young* membership; Bertha Moore worship; Maggie Anderson, music' Mary A Simpkins social service;! Xallie Bradley, recreation; Gladys Pent, publicity; Laura Halsey. reading; Ruby Nicholson, Sec'y., social service;?Miss?Willie Rhlrker. faculty advisor. Installation services will be held Sunday evening. 1 v A"group of students of the college and high school departments rendered a very amusing and enjoyable program in chapel Friday evening in interest of the Alumni s?at fund. The minstrel skits and other features were very good. Several requests have been reciv ed fo.r the group to appear a t l.earby schools. It you want to keep abreast of the times, you my*t read Th<* Palmetto Leader each week. The Leader is really a leader anions weekly newspapers. See this correspondent and get the Leader ST. JAMES A. M. K. CHLRCH Rev Hale B Thompson, Pastor Asheville. N C.?The past Sabbath 'day was cool and dreary throughout the spirit of the Sunday school and" ch'tirch goers was undaunted as both of these services wore well attended. The lesson studied was exceptionally interesting and was discussed to qijjute an advantage. Dr. K.C. Holt our presiding elder, was present and gave an inspiring talk The Sunday school rally for its Conference budget was brought to n close and as was expected the goal wag reached. The pastor in t* **. . X I mmiiu"""" 1 ii 15 PALMETTO LEAttHBR the awarding of the prizes to Lit tie Bettie Collet und Sarah Johi son commended them and* all \vh< worked so faithfully for their Sun .lay school. The morning service was uplift ing and inspiring throughout, th< setting having been appropriately made by the beautiful flowers anc sweet music. Dr. Holt preached s coforting and sweet sermon thai will be long remembered from the subject: "The Wonderful Nairn of Jesus." Hearts of the sahib burned by the wayside and mind* made to think. Refore the close of the service Christian baptism was administered to Little Bettie Collet, Lenord and Lynet Young Many visitors were present am welcomed. At the evening service an appreciable crowd gathered again for worship. From the subject: "Seeking a Better Home," Dr. Holl preached a masterful sermon ex celling by far the inessage of'tin morning, ftew mouptain-top cxpei knees were had by the truc-be lievers as the message was delivered with thought and great em phasis. Conference claims returns continue to come in even befor< the second oftuual?writ?is?mada Thg business session of the lad quarterly conference for the yeai was held on Monday night with al I reports up. Our Presiding Eldei was paid in full as usual and tin volume of business Tor the last quarter was $15-18.48. Lo.ud com meridations came from oitf Eldei for our pastor and people for theii well sustained work winding u; a period of three years work. Blade! Mrs. Holt returned to Green? ..bbro where they reside on Tuesday morning. . LOWRYS NEWS. a. The Singing contest at Brown? Chapel church was highly enjoyed by all. A fine group of girls and hoys came from Mt. Prospect and Wiiliamsville churches. Salisbury failed to come, hut the Ringing couldn't have been any .better. Mr. Waymori Johnson of Chester our 4-H Club agent made a fine address to the congregation. It was5 highly enjoygd by''all. Brown "Chapel won the prize. A lovely hat that was .purchased by the" Con Terence, worker Mrs. Peay. Total amount raised $'.'.25 Mr James Kirkpatrick, "the snii of Sir. and Mrs. II. M Kirkpatrick passed to the great beyond late Saturday night, which was a -hock to his .many friends, lie was a member of St. Paul Baptist church. Funeral service was 'Conducted Tuesday a! ll-p.m by his pastor Rev S. A Blake.- Interment St Paul cemetery Very early Sunday morning tht Lord saw fit to call'out of hoi l,,..,. ciiir,Ai o I ?VJIIS rsvmv I IJIH* - * vuauc UU| I | ~ a very old lady of this community wife of the late Mr. Charlie Burlis,-who preceded he)' to the fifravi 15 years. She was an old Chestei citizen. She was one of the founders of the St. Paul Baptist church. Funeral service was conducted Tuesday at the St. Paul , Baptist church, of which she wnp a faithful member." "She fis survivI ed hy three sons and three dauyhtcrs arj a la see number of iiranc children. Ihterhient St. Paul cemetery I Mr- Mary Chisolm was seldom ; ly shot on Siinday niyht in tin I backyard of th,. Christian Home Baptist chinch by her husband Mack Chisolm. He shot her when she told him*,- she wasn't (joinu home with him from church. Shi I had been, work in fir in Chester the 1 past two weeks. She was shot thru i the limy. Very little hope foi | her the Doctor >ft\ys. She is i n 'the Pryor ho-pital Chester. Mack | i- in tin- County 'jail. Chester. MON NEWS Tin- Si:r..s High school team defeated the Gaifney Hi hero on Thursday aftor 1 10 on. .Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wlliams and Mr. and NT's. E Wilson surv'od dinner at their home Friday nite for the hem-fit" of the .hospital. Mi ss Francis Gilliam who has been spending the summer in Asln.-yillL- has returned hr/me and assumed position as teacher in the Helton school. Mr. Henderson Richards, iSr., died sudde:dy~-w4nhr at -hire-wovhas firfmah at Buffalo. Mr. Richards was an officer i*n his churchr and a Rood c itizen. He was better known by his friends as "Doc" who arc made sail over his passing. Mr. and Mrs. Wardwood of Asreville can.e do'wn to attend the funeral of Mrs. Wardwood'? brother, Mr. Richards. Mrs. Annie Richard-King was here this we^'k attending the funeral of hot; nephew, Mr. Marion Gossett. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gossett lias returned to their home in Phil ariolpjhia. Their many friends are sad with them over the loss of their son. All Union was made sad when .the news reached here telling of the passing of Mr. Jas. J. Giles, 4r., in New York. James was a jjne ycung man and was well liked. by the folk vn Union. He finished high school hdre and reccive his A.B.. at Allen. The funeral services were conducted at Clnton A. M. E. Zion church by the pastor Rev. C. O. Coleman assist ; r ' T* r wmiu IWJP! * t _ Jt <* i.-^r "*v :; , '. \ - ALLEN AND BENEDICT PLAY l HOME THIS WEK. j ' - Allen on Friday at 3 p. m.; Benedict Saturday -Night 8 p.m. ' ?; .? ; Benedict and Allen will play r this week in Columbia, but there I 1 will be no conflict in the times t, the games will be played, tj* Allen will play Livingstone Col i (lege on Hurst Field Friday afternoon, October 22 at 3 p.m. Benedict will play another nfjtht game*, this time on Saturday nite, October 23 at 8 pm. Paine Col-, i loge will be their first Confer-; once senior College opponent to . be played on the home grounds. I Attendance at both of these I games is expected to be large since they do not conflict with other major games played in the,; 1 State. CARLISLE NEWS r, We ^ire very sorry to hear of " the dpath of the little Nancy Sober thd daughter of Mr. and Mrs.' . Tally Jjuber. Mr. Clinton Thomas , is imfnovitrg. Miss Viola Tucker . left?Monday" for?Clinton college, t Rev. Hrlliam. apd Mi^s Mabel' Tucker accompanied fher over 1 there., . . - Miss Vonliti iJol>n;fi'n ?hi?town | a few days from ClintoT? cologc. . Mr. Collie Hill is here a few days . from' the State college, r rangc> burg. "... We were very glad to have Miss ' Sadie and Miss Agnes Robertson with us Sunday at church. ' Mr. and Mrs. Albert-Robertson, the'r parents accompanied ~them Sunday evening back to Braiperd institute . Chester, where they, tare attending I school. ' f Miss Mattie l.ee Hawkins, the1' i daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike I Hawkins left last week for Win- , stor.-Salem X. C., and was hap, pi ly marrivd toi-a young man from , Jacksonville, k'la. The Christian' Home society will i hold its annual convention at Wil. lianas Chapel A. M. 1. Zion church, Friday and Saturday, Oc-. tuber 22-23 Rev, and Mrs. F. L. Wllks spent Ft May. Saturday and Sunday out of toypi- -Mrs. Wilks- spent the Week-end. at the home of Mr. and 1 Mi's: W. Thomas and Rev. Wilks.,! spent the week-end at Frosperi-.| tv. S C. nttendinir the Ww Fur;- I ree association. Mrs. Wilks reI ports a phasant stay nnd Rev. Wilks came tack boilirg over with I g.?)d news and inspiration Ife re- I port* a great spiritual day at Seek j , Well Sunday. Ili.s message was; well taken. | Mr. Timothy Glimpse, a young! nan. <>f. that communitv cam1-1 ! | forth and preached his trial set--j ? n?on which wondrefully in\ vsse.d ithe hearers as to his "' ailing. After service Rev. and Mrs ' II ks were thc -dim'.ner -gue-ls of Mr. and Mrs. Wilks were-the dinner guests of Mr. and M s. Edward Clark. After feasting to , the highest i they then returned home Sundtfjf night, i This is conference season. Ah ' pastors are asking their members 1 to be present and pay up all of ! your assfs ?nent.?Come to <hureh. I ' ; ted by the ihinisters of the city. 1 He is sur.ived by his father, J. J. fides, Sr., one brother and one sister. Mr. Hicks Hall died very suddenly Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins Tucker a very aged couple, continues very ill at their homo up the county.. burg and Miss Rubye Funchess of Rock Hill spent the woek-uui wjtn their sifter and brother Mr. and Mis. C. E. Wilson. Mrs. J. E. Grant spent a short . -uhilo ho re?t-h4s?week?with rein- liv^s and friends. Mrs.* D. O. Nicholas and Mrs. Johncic Williams arc teaching at ' Mt. Tabor; Don't fail to call at the Sartor's pharmacy and buy a copy of South Carolina's leading paper, The Palmetto Leader. Mr. D. B. Martin an official of the N. C. Mutual Life Insurance company in the agency defpart m*?nt, spfcnt Friday here at the local office The Union County Fair (white) is now going on. This Fair is indeed Educational and it carries many' attractions. What has hecome of the colored fair? This js one of the many plnces the late W. T. Abrams, Sr., ig missed. . The county teachprs held thpir monthly meeting recently and elected Prof. J. R. Ezell c;f Joncsvvlle as president for this school year. Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Dawkins expects to move into thpir new honie in the next- few davs Everywheie you turn the Moth odist ministers afe gottng ready for the annual ^conference. Rev. Robinson said he is rphdy for the A. M. E. conference which convenes here oc/rt. . \ - -jt ? NEW HOOKS AT WAVERLE BRANCH LIBRARY Students and all others intoi ested in American history, have a Cess to a valuable collection o 50 small volumes: "Chronicles c America" edited by Allen Johnso as follows: Red Man's .Continent Spanish Conquerors; Elizabetha ! Sea-dogs; Crusaders of Nei France; Pioneers of the O 1 | South; Fathers of New England , Dutch ami. 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Free Sea; Pioneers of th Old South-west; Old Northwest Reign of Andrew Jackson; Path of Inland Commerce; Adventure of Oregon; Spanish Borderlands Togfls r.jvl the Mexican War; Foi ty-niive.s1: Pas ing of the Fron tier; Cotton Kingdom; Anti-Sla very Cru-at'l. ; Abraham Lincol, and the Union; Day of the Con federncy; Captains of the Civ War; Sequel: of Appomattox: A moricnn 'Spirit in Education; A nverican Spirit in Literature; Du Foreigners; OI<r*Merehant Marin .-\ge ot invention; Knilroad build evii.; Age of I3i^ Business; Annie of i.nivn', Masters of capital; Tli New South; Boss and the Machin Cleveland Era; Agrarian Crusade Path of Empire; Theodore Roost velt- ami his Times; Woodrow W son and the \Vprld War; -Cana <Jian Dominion; Hispanic Nation of the New World. : S. C. STATE FACES AE All A,M; STATE SATl'RDAV. 2 P. M. Orangeburg?-South Carolina A and M. ^College and Alabama Stat Teachers College," Itjontgomery will meet in a Southern Confer eh'ee. battle that will give nil foo ball fans a bi-.tr thrill, Saturday October- 2."> at 2 phi. This ^itiie will be the Bulldog third battle against powerful op poneiits. If the Bulldogs can f?v ercome their jinx, the game wil be left at Orangeburg. No te.an in the Soiitliern Coiiforenee lias i better running baek than Harm*; who weaves jihd shifts for'Ion; distatflffc- rnin4' in -every game plm ed so far against opponents thi season. Many other candidates f-> all'Con fen nee honors will be seel in this engagement that will IW played <m Orangeburg County Fair grounds. Saturday at 2 p.ii PRIVATEER BRIDEE ( El B Due West, S. C.-The IVivatoe Bridge club was, entertained Oetq ler 1. at the home of Air. and Mr Wallace Yav.ss. Several game wei'e' played afterwards tlie host tess serve.! delicious salad cours of Tuna lish with a side dish o iollp; cookies ami mints. The otVicers are as follows; Mr. W. E Yauss, president; .Mr Be sic .Tones, viee-presid'i lit; Mrs Mis. Blanche T [.(iwi'iy, assistan sd'ivlia y and reporter; Mrs. Susa w 11. t p-a surer. Mymbers present: Mi* and Mr? W->jM. I lampion. .Miss Willie 1 T?<i (1. Mr. Andrew P. Bluford. Me dame? Fa.rrar Webb and Blanch T I.every ef Ware Shoals; Mr. am Mrs. J.a'cJ\ .loties of Abbeville; Mj Kl.li'iti .Johnson. Mrs. Fbaeiice S James, Mr. and Mis.' MtSf^an, M mil Mrs Blunt, Mi s (ieomjria Prui and M r . S'lssawi 11 of lHie Mi i t he r?"i)? ??n .aijfi Maeyiie Walker of (Ipeuiville AVefi Ariie. ts of the club. The club will be entertained 1>; A# IS ttllliwtlli T rtH-'lil-l, Al.,1 "\f.. \ # """ v '?' "? 4'. UluI'iH (I, October Iat War* Shoals. October l.r>, the Privateer Bridg* club was entertained at the horn* X^i'.STA liLISIIKD 1909 | J .?w:?13 ;i; DRY CLEANING w i: auk i:qi $ Y OU R RUG A as well as any other cleaning"! X A Trial will convince voi t ,, I'INCKNEY'S F UNDERTAKER AND LI SOUTH CAROLI> ! U-i ^ ' , 1006 WASHINGTON ST. * ? Saturday, October 23, 1937 . __ ? : 2? . ylof Mr. and ' Oliver Lowory 35 Sullivan street," Ware Shoals," 'and Mr.- A P Bluford joint host. * ' Seevrnl games were played after ,f which the hostess served delicious if refreshments, n' Thoso present XVere MV. and n Mrs. W E Vauss, Mr. Elliott John >v son. Mrs Florence S. James of d Due West; Mr and Mrs. Jack Jon.' es of Abbeville: Mesdames ZenVibin W. Hampton and Farar M. 0 Webb and Miss Willie F. Boyd of Ware Shoals. B Mr. Vv l'lie Robinson guest; Mi s ^ Farrar' M. Webb and Willie F. J. Boyd..Will entertain the club Nov^ embej- 5, 1937 18 Fleming street, e Ware Shoals. _ 1 ?- ' ,s'' METOKAS.AM) (jAI.EDAS 1 The Metokasf and Galedas cla-.$ i- of Zion Baptist .church met at the ' home of Miss Dorothy Waller on .. j 11 Tuesday afternoon. Ea.h member was . i.light with J . new ideas for the betterment . f - the club. Seveaal seegestions w,->e J r made as to how we might swell * 0 our treasure. We are planning to " have in the near future a five nitc S ' r> ... - ' c, r>annar?in Tin-?ikimmi.I'jiL -of?ttlt> . e chuich and then "The Big Bpoud-? " east". .Look for .the date of ;* these two important features. Aft\>r the meeting adjourned to meet - 4 s at the home of Miss Rebecca Williams. We were led into the dining room by Miss Waller and sor*. ^ ved a most palatable menu eon _ ri.-'ting of fruit salad 011 lettucC sandwiches,. i?uneh, mints, and sal- " ? ted peanuts. " e ' . : , , ? ... >_ t Southern Ry. System ! Arrival and departure of passenger trains, operated by the Southern Railway Company, at the l'nion ^Station. Columbia, S. C., j effective June J, 1927. 1 Tr. I,eaVes t 21 5:00 A. M/Chester, Rdck Hill, ^ Charlotte, Waah-?^?"? s ington' . . 9 5:20 A.M. Spar'burg, Ash'vU 1 Knoxville ^ 12 8:30 A. M. St. Matt., Orangeburg. Charleston [j 31 8:30 A. M. Augusta, Aiken. 15 6:50 A.M. New'by. Greenwood } Gfeetiville. 19 8:15 A.M. Blk'vle., Barnwell \ Savannah." r 118 11:20 A.M. Camden, Lancaster. Rock Hill. -_'Y 12 Mil I ".11. sp'bp., Ash Vic. Chi. 8 28 4:50 P. M. St. Matt.' OranRe. ? * burg, Charleston. 32 5:00 P.M. Chester. Rock Hill, e Greensboro, Wash. Rait. Phil. N.Y.C. ' 17 9:50 P.M. Ncw'bry., Gr'wod. And'sn., Atlanta 23 10:10 P. M. Savannah, Jacksons , villc, Miami, Tam. ] Tr. Arrives 4 " P ' Nt>. Columbia From: - 24 4:50 A.M. (Miania, Tampa,) Jnk'vlle., Savannah 18 6:20 A.M. Atlanta, Anderson. ;. Gr'wood., Newhry. ' ;31 8:20 A.M. N.Y., Wash.' Charl^' Rock Hill |117 12:25 P.M. Shelby, Rock Hill ' l| Lancaster, Camden 1 27 12:35 P.M. Charl.. Or'brg., St. Matthews i I 28 4:10 P.M. Chi., Ash'vle. Spar. "! 20 4:30 P.M. Sav., Ram.' Rlkvle. jJ-32 C15 P.M. Aug., Aik., Rat'hg. ^rnrift,:50 P. M. A.-.he'Ie., Spar'bK. 71 V j-- (At:lan., Greenvill*-) 11 *9:25 P.M.Char., OrTirg.^Sfc r Matthews 1 J 23 9:40 P.M. Charl'te., Rock Hill | - Chester f 16 9:35 P.M. GrnVie., And'soysj 1208 Sumter St., Phone 6356 ? J DEPOT TICKET OFFICE So. Main Street Phone 5023 '. CITY TICKET OFFICE PHONE 7162 K UNSON 71 AND TAILORING $ L'IPiv:!) TO DO *" ? C L E A N I N G $' if w e are not doinu youf cleaning { Li that-our Service is Host. 713 MAIN STREET $ -- UNERAL HOiME j. ... CENSED EMBALMER OF IA AND GEORGIA Funeral .Cars and Funeral Equipment AS GOOD AS THE BEST And Better than the Rest And Prices Less Office Phone 2-3357 Residence Phone 7765 COURT ESTY AND SERVCE COLUMBIA, ft. ft. ..-J