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r . Page 6 ^ r i S AI'l'LIC ATIO: 5 v O ' DATE _. .. .. < NAME ..... ;; CITY V1 .... ! GRADF ,..... SC :: f ! I BIRTHDAY : ? Fill out this coupon and nnill it (> tamped env.loi e to The 1'almct \ | 1310 Assembly .Sc., Lolurbia. S. i | | tho roll took, anyou \y 11 receive *-*. ANNETTE LIKES HOME Si KOONOM ICS Dear- Bill: ?' . \ Everything is getting along ifico' ly here. 1 have started to school. There are about foity .-tudi n.ts.iti . the iighth grade.-." I am "t'akijr, . ? homo economies, and-I !ik it Very 1 much. The fir-t' semester wo takej I sewing1 and the second ?enu ster.j I wo are going ,to take cooking K -- -}\ sons. .. i, I go to Sunday school ev? ry Sun-j. y day and also church.. So long.until ne-^t week.'. . Annette Eva MeC<>llu;m. SPENT WEEK-END AT IlOM H Hello Everybody: ?* I spent lie W'?j< end at hemp.' Don't a'-k me if I Hud a g'?">.l time for 1 ccttainly did. .-\ls soon as I got home I 'Uvrt stiaiL-l.t to 1 the sugar cane patch. I weftl^ '*T1 f ' you h(.w many stalks 1 ate. nut I mother savs she \\"! '( have any I to take to. tluHnill t<> i?ak syi itfif I make' man>'"moiv trip?-' home.. . Then.. I |K'*ai>"nV"'t Ip-ivu^ *: ,.:'-rtrK*tfteni"o*ii. Oh! I forgot ti- till yon my little!':i?*r.Vl 1.1*1lian Raifurd y-iivrt the" \veek-e,ml with ni-o. Mother will have to toll CT70 whl. h?rrrr?tttt?eh srrh-?Uti j 1 * . 1 am s.nv 1 g"l tl-'y- -lirrrr. V\ :?t | up early S:ttv.i<iay nC> trine . .and ! tver.t to Can di-a .to attend the- Kef- . -haw County Fair. We trot tin re ! just heforo .th" parade and there \W saw thousands of syi.eol. childy. * fen .in :the. niareh. Th'ey. loo'keit .'"very pretty ir. their uniform." Then we went (truighl to the fair'grofir.tl;. the: .: wv saw uu.tiy interesting things.. Wo. the 1 . nvorr.it.u fining 'on the nt?-ri;v-'g?"* ^_4-Jlo!id and. the i< .op-to-loop and thy ..fer: is-wheel. In the afu rr.'cw.m ' ' I went to the fni/ihaiJ game in tweer..lirdwning Home ami Charleston and lh re we >a\v a vvi'v good game. Neither team won trie scons were i ; V" t.'i I'tit imi,?!i teams reaPy played well. ' 'After having all !' t ic good | '~ , ; times I am e tT to M-hoot at d ivttdt L for another wc k's work. I will I pick you up again next week.. Till: S\.N 1)MAN Thursday . He was ini.lt:a .ia.tv ' -fixed by the shipboy who* dam me; with delight at his catch put i-.-im in the' chieki n-house with. 'the chickens, k gee.-e and duck-. Tlie poor siorkjl ?,. did not know how he ought, l<> bv I have; whether with dignity accord', ing to his rank or-whether ?juitcj. ?humbly; And t<n .n ai c"n?Lr^, feathered companions left hiai_nei. ther peace nor time. *. Do just have a look a' one, the chicken said, and tin- or- id j < stork making h.i rn.-o.lt' as tsdl as" hell C'OUld. A.ih'rd the J1-, V. < !!M 1 '.vitll| ; the ;ii)'J of a p"Iu?-ir.:-!i. wh?> and . what he r-a!!y \\a-; ttic duck.-? waddled backwards ;.nl mqst a\H;-| wai'lly ' li?"pit*p'j 'tfi11in-1 other, cried with a nasal twain/, be qui k, be quick, will y??u. 1' Then 'ho stork told them abi^tl - hot Africa and tin* pyramid.- and' of the ostrich that races act-..-si" the desert like a wild horse; hat 'ho ducks did- not understand aj word ho said ami'again siilling and . hacking1 against each other nnnn-jj hlod we arc all atrueed that the' newcomer is a stupid ami" jmp.-r-J1 tipent monsieur. But Kuueno who \v?s eon- id- /-, " ably annoyed by the uproar and i the injustice of the ;who!e-f nth;-, ered company to the interesting f Egyptian guest? niade an attack.up/, lV on the,' hicken-hf)m>a^iU":d_r lea edj"' the stork who. had keen driven in- j to a corner by his numerous persecutors. The stork hearing him-re self called by name hopped joy- | fully on to the deck and having j. now recovered from his fatigue, he _ flew off to a warmer country where he no doubt honed 'shortly to la-, married to a youncr lady nf 1hej*u same old nobte rnfe for it cold1'! easily be seen that he wa = CjM*-; n ried on the winprs of love. ' i It was certainly a wonderful u voyapre the Sandman had taken) hirri that nigrht. (To be continued). SUBSORIR7? FOR? THE FALMETTO 7.EADER ft t??7 ^? s 4 J She ijotlrCc IITH'S GKLAff'ST WEFKII _ H . . .^ W^|h^X,^',S*>SXm!mHhX'*XhXm^ ' N BLANK " < .._-i iy3 < < ( I ...... _rSTATE _ . ; , -HOOL _ ! ' - > ... AGE .... ; ; , together with a self addressed ? to Leadcjr, Bill Carver's Club Your name will be placed or > a membership card and button | XH?* 4X**XMX* *X**/ %**/vv % ?J? *XHXH' 1 "ICKKNS CO IN TV TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION . t Tii !'. <T. association met at S'mmis school. Norris, S. C., with I U'>. .M..manna Haines sefyjng as 1 ;o.- te.->; The meeting wps cali.1 to order by. tin? President, ;'i of. A. A Mii: till, principal of .iWrty ti.i tided school. lntj;odu'c- " i.m m'i' ,: eY. i*. ucfi T7 were CBjrriod I: >ut. Th y * im': Miss Mattia M. I I'imkscufe, Miss- Anna R. Webb, " Miss Kiier.- liaiusoii. Each of < Ja -i- teachers pro at ils^- Simpson* lunipr High school, Ka'TIe^tijV' (.'haii of each ci/intnittoe rj;!:nvd : "i l; for all groups. It .pairs'of the vvar's wo: k was i>\ Mrs.- Willie Simpson, oiretnt y. Mi.-.- \. V. WuMcrs our Joahes ' rc.ncher ra'avo .-OKgestiuns and ' Mar- in nil,]) teacher. Her sloT a ua- i-: teuchcis, bin' i' i*-AViiii the helpful sit#- ' p -1 a11: - an'I .work of the Jeapes ' ear!!' r various comiftrhitios ' '.'atv -bcrtr Trrtariy-hcTT-iTtxd:".?.? I :t<' iuwly w.-ds were cohgratMated. i'hev' aiii: Pi of. and Mrs. \! A. Ma: '.it:: . l'rfo. aid- Mrs. J. it. IJaie.-:" Mr. ami Mrs. Alvin j\1 k- .. .?Mi ?.?'W lin?Kii kscy. A delight fab course was served. X*' xi ntioti.g will he- held at I.ib 11y (rradi-4 .school the '4: d Saturday in NrVi-mbi'i'., I'ltlEN DSH 11' IHK.INS YKAlt \\ 1 1 1' I'M SI AE EN l.'.JLI.M ENT . ih rk 11:1!. S. 1'. -Alter ai: li-i, i-i.al <-t:r..intent-: <*Y almost two k':.it i;e-l si .dents, Friendship N. ar.d I- i".!!- ^e ha- settled down to ' sy<u:'s vwrk -witit lhi\e faculty. Ah.siipa-s. Miss Edith Chandler M.S.. <-f 1: <liana aniw-isity and Mr. I-itiirh t'iair, a Statu colk'j?.u, 'I.S.jH! . o Ml il.'t.s ' .Mi.- 'I .ah -rvi.v.ti.. ..." N'uw York tuturn d to tlu. < stiiyv a year's \\" *h :>i.\i;V.atu!y ">u freshman the fir.-1 year collude i;? ti;^ tiormal trails \?nt..irfy-'-Hr/.'iTty-six. The Pebiaiiul :it at'i ruil through.the vai iii'.i- 'hivl. grades. A lent; \v;! i\ I i.o'i:.t : ua.-uil i t ^istrat'on lias u r-'Yaiionis ?? . all buildir.c'S. I I.. i ikai'ii'.ni'-i.t and brick vut":i i ll s.'-" "i i" ulh- rstkiii Ifai! a; V, ' r!>ic; d-.'o bu uompb iud in. the !UC'r. I'ul I'D i .' I Triiij.ii'.'iiii' ;i,o I.aina.-ter Cats b.vvH- a 12-U suo:u on Thurs- I ay. ('i t ('". ! 11th the friendship ! FiTr i _ a; *7T ir I 'Ctljall season * wi.ih pi i'iiii-c?. Captain J'ayl'oi d -i11?|?>iitj In- >k' '.la- lilio fa!' a touch iiAv ii in t}>?: s-;cr?.jj?i .quart* r which < "ic il in t'.c third. With the ' ih!" >-up|<>ri;i of <piui torluick Wili'ums and lval!'ba: k' Isold, l-'riciid- ' hi;> ?iv'dvid remarkable progress .re la t mar. Lancaster' made > !< I'n -; ! v.f, while tKc Tigers em'aii "d in Lancaster's 'territory ( l.airg the < mile game. STKiti i>:d iiuniucfrrs (i - I nville, S. C.- Visitors to < "U-I'lhii? i.vet p.iiSi. w'ek were Col. lye ai d Mr. 'Meadows represent- . :.g Die Rotary .club?sponsors of cent high school football between | ' 11i11 tr and Finlcy High schools; ; b '.*. ! '. Candy and Rev. Pitts vho are now participating in the i fil ial revival at Springfield Bap- < i.-t. church. The !class was in charge hl f d votior over past week. The t las,- presented on its progiiam i r!", |)i-rs<;r clities as Misses Lue t Mien Butler and Geraldine Gall- c on who have created for them- I elves quite a name dramatic ora- t [>ry; Mr. Drvid Anderson who is i: stined to become one of our lost outstanding' tenors, ana the a ,. 1 . U L . I ikui vMnni up to cms time had f ot uiade, 'i chapel appearance. b The annua' Stcrling-Finl^y game c as played r ff at Sirrine stadium n riday night, October 15th before g 000 spectators. Scores 20-6 in v tvor of th< home bcya. \ TH ^ ^ aterf - g). JT ?aw BENNETTSVILLE NEW S Rev. J. C. Cox, and members and friends oi Mt, Zion put over a ally with top reports the second Sunday at which thne ltev, A. J. < Wright, choir and members rejiK'red service.'in the afternoon. At night Rev. Steel, of Dise Hill and his faithful members closed out .he rally services. Over $213 was raised. .Mrs., Gardner had charge >f the music, which was up to' the nivnute.'' l'rol's. Ln.Sainc and Barrage ol .he McCall Hi school w?re in the ;ity tips week. . J The usher board held a call neetihg Sunday d:30 at the honie " if Miss,-Gallic; D. Sanders. '.Miss Ella Reese left last week for another school term in the I...i ....u.,..i uuyvi cv.m>v.'i In. O ? aildVitt .Miss Hester Washington is home titer uihJoigoing an operation. Mrs. A. Pickens is improving. Mr. J. Lflly wus.able to attend the Key. A. J. Wright preached or. *\\>Hs and Cystoma". Two new members joined. f , A great surprise" .was the annouticeuuint of the marriage of Miss Luci'e Tillman. iSiek: Mrs. Evelyn Zimmon Mrs. M. James Mis. C. Colmond, Mr, A Grace, Mrs. Estell Thomas. Mr. Dock E?ihTs< 11,' Miss Mattie Miles ivas out the we'k-end to the deligiit of all. - . Our community was purmanenty oiM.uiiAod tiLiuliur 11 iniu ulnu " is known as a Community League. Hl'ieers: lir.. W. S. llanna. prosilent; Mr. Bonnie Drake, vice-pres. t'?kn+r -M f?; ? Li?Vf ubtrs,?sverela y and .\irs. A. 11. Gordon trea.U! 1 r: Mr ."tftiit ,.i....? - , ~ - ...? * lain. Sp'n'.e of the necessary coin mittecs Avere also appointed by i -1'; l'1. C.?IX' Wright, v-haii'incn of' ;he -evening Uur regular meeting night is the first Monday nite in each month. All are cordially iiivi-tcil to attend. ?t ' ? m ? m:a i four traivm; st 11001. Students Discuss Black's Address 'The Dramatic mid Debating . lui s, at a joint .meeting; held a healed disciissioh 'ciTiieeihiiig .Justice Blac k's radijj. address and sippointrmenl. The advisor of those clubs Mi-s. M C. Berry and the pt incipat \yer, the judges. Speakers, Messrs. Charlis Singleton, Calvin Pi illlllS. .Inine< ftinv omt Miss Cleo ChisplnV. "Vo'u' cannot be- truly happy unlo s- y<>u make some one else happy." This expression is frequently u-'oij by the students, some who iim'. it l"t- ? ? sake of saying some 'bine- whfle others use it meaningful. The Principal road this verse from bis cherished Bible, and thews enjoying H*he4home-like atrij-ospbercthe eamjm* which i? tlio explanation of such a state-* naiit. Vise it 111 work and play" However used it is worth memoriz ing. and putting into practice. Sunday school lesson. "Control. Thy Tongue," was beautifully con iiucte.d by Miss Madge Perry and Vesper by Miss Otto. Allen. | Mrs. India Shanklin and dagh-l lor, Mi-s Thelma Shanklin aceom panied Mrs. Evelyn Jackson, sisl?-r to Mrs. Shanklin and Mrs. Leola Eaggins, niece, to Savannah, f-bt-.;?Friday, there on visiting Miv Purnie Didnt'/ler, nephew. Principal J S. Shanklin and son Mr. Joseph Shanklin motored ? to Jeorgia Sunday, spending the day visiting friends and brought Mrs. Shanklin and Thelma back. The family reported a delightful stay. JOHNSTON NEWS Bethel S. S..opened at the usual hour with the assistant Supt. Mr. Loo Mitchell at his post of luty. A silver t?a was enjoyed-at the, homo of 'Mrs. Sallie L. Pope on Sunday aft-moon. . The frVtjds of Mrs. Isabella Amos and Mi's* C, Young w<ill be pleaVod to krtcHv th*ht thoy have now opened a beauty shop ir.d cafe. * Pi of. and Mrs. R. N. Smith visted relatives in Ridge Spring on nutty uitvj nuuu. Pine Hill Baptist church near tfcre. the Rtv. I). K. Jennings of Vugusta, Ga., pastoV, celebrated ts G8th anniversary Sunday, Ocober 17th. The sermon of the ocas ion was delivered by the Rev. I. C. Carwell, Augusta, Ga., pasor of Doyle Grove Baptrst church n Burke, county of Georgia. The Faithful Working club met t the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Noah i imos the past week. There will e a Hallcwe'en party given by the 1 lub oh the 29th of October Ad- : lission 5c and 10c. We were very i lad to have Mr. B. J. Williams i - ith us. t He is just from New "ork City. . 11 E PALMETTO LEADER CLINTON COLLEGE NEWS3 By Inez Meadows Thee have beeti'. many volume? of books giv^ri the Library at Clinton college and among thenr i-s a copy of "A Portrayal of Negro Life", by R^v. William A. Cooper an, outstanding Negro* minister and artist. Since this book. has been placed in the Library it' has been read by over a doz^n students. Thanks to Rev. Cooper and we would appreciate t^pre of hi's bookg in <jur Librdry. The Clinton College Bears will meet the JefFerso'n Training school of York, S. C.. on their own grid iron Friday evening October 22. Coach A. J. Johnson has been .trilling the Bears daily for their hertvy schedule this season. Miss Worthy, our French instructor i's out of school en the neeount of illness. We hope for Acr a speedy recover." --?** _ . Visitors or the campus this week >Vn nc fnllnu's- Aft* noil Atr? E A. Jackson of York-; S. C., visiting their daughter Miss Mary Jackson. Mr. Nelson brought Misses Ophelia Creola Cunningham back to school. Rev. llillian accompanied by Miss Mable Tucker of Carlisle, S. t'.. accompanied .M iss Mio 1 a Tucker back to school. ?? ^ NEWBERRY NEWS Mesdames Mary Nixon and Kafie Dorah * who were ill a few weeks arc. abli! to. be but again. Rev. T. F. Hai'p' r w"ho has been confined tc h/s room several months is quite ill at his home. Mr. Clinton Riv-or's is very ill from having a nail stuck in "his loot accidentally. M Drayton Street I'.apt. Tabernacle Rev. J. I.. l.i\ingston, I'astor "" Sundny" fsi'hrrrri- -.ipnird at ihv usual hour with tcaehers at th'ir post after which tie pastor preach ed from1, the. text lie ye duet s of the worjl, not hearers only Deceiving ^uur n cu.selves. Calvary Baptist Church Rev. S. M. Ilalsey, I'astor Sunday schotjl' began at its usual hour vMm u large attendance after which cRev. J. ,L. Livingston u..r,,i moil i hat was enjoyed by all. Calvary Pros by terian Church Rev. A. 11. Reasoner,-Pastor The Hible class that was taught by .Mrs. A. T. Noely Thursday afternoon was (|iiito impressive and enjoyed by all. Thu Mi -- 'rOiiary society meeting was largely attended at the home of the Pres'dent, Mrs. Lilla Dean. We were delighted to welcome a new m niter in the person o'f littie Miss 1 ouvenia Reeves in the Sundaj" sc hooltV., During the Children's Hour our pastor's s .bjectywas ".Seeing God Throng!) Nature". At. lT:.".0 oVlock our pastor's llu-nty was The Real Cure for Sadness. Text Psalm 4:5-5. We we: e delighted to have as our guo.-ts Mcsdames Sbwell and Ethel Gallman. During the League hour we were delighted to ?welcome' thr^o new ir.i'inhei*-! .Jean Steur.ett, Earnestine Alexander and Ida Williams. The* topi*- "Home As A Hobby" was Very interesting:. N'Xt Suilday the lopie will be "Home A Place To Live-". You have a most cordial web i.me to attend all <5f these services. Draylon Street High School Prof. H. I'. Gladden, Principal Our guests Tuesday mornilng were Revs. E. E. Gaulden and hvs brother W. 11. Gaulden from New York. His message to the sludents was get a thorough Educalion in ord' r that they may be successful in life. .<_i - GRF.KN HILL RAPT. CHURCH Rev. J. \V. Davis, Pastoy^?\ Alcolu, S. C.?tS. S. at a. m. Subject Cht'istvan .Spe/ch and Conduct. Superintendent, officers and teachers wpre at their post of duty. The pastor's text was from the book of Timothy 2:10, theme It Is In Me. Mrs. Rosa Solomon, will leave on the 25th of this month for Durham? N\ C. with her daughters where she will spend the winter. The wedding ceremony of Miss Hattie Sipgleton and Mr. Grant Rvans were solemnized on Sunday, October 17 at 4:30 at the briHe's hAymd. Tht^i bride wore i white taffeta dress with aeces sorios to match. Miss Harrison ivas the maid of honor. Mr. Paul Smth was the best man. Many jseful and valuable presents were {iven the couple. They will spend their honeymoon in Nerw York 3ity. " MARLBORO CO TR AND BENNETTSVlLLE HI NEWS (Miss) B. A. Baker, Reporter We have begun our third .week's Work, with the "enrollment still growing. In the primary grades most especially the first ynd third trades, the classes are overcrowdare greatly in need o i , more teachers and class rooms to eliminate these overcrowded conditions, where .more effective work can by done. We have very near COO pupils enrolled. Principal 'Wright and faculty are working very hard t< make this year better than the preceding years. 1 All organizations in the school are lined up and the machinery set to work for- the 1&J7-38 tchtn. A biting: north wind and a clem sky puvtffi the way for a v*. ry exciting game between Butler Hi of Harctsville ami the White Bears'1 of BcnnettsvilL- Hi on the local grounds Friday, Oct. 15th. Brda,th-taking end runs and terrific forward passing constitute*! the faille the White Bears proved to the spectators that they knew football, whey. "Lilly intercepted one of Hai'tsville's passes and. ran 75 -yards for a touchdown standing up. Eveiy sport lover beamed to see the interference* that gave "Foots" Mel.cod a chance to make several flCet=f-yoteiT~'end urns. We would not give you the idea that the White Bears didn't light . hard for their victory: for t h e J'lart.s.ville eleven did -some footballing themselves. It took quite a bit of gazing to keep up with the wing-footed half back (Reed) of llartsville. Kvcryone was sorry when t>n account of being hurt he was taken out of the game. The aecounf of the game would be incomplete if we failed to men tion the enthusiastic rooting section which cheered.the hoys from start to finish. The game?ended 21-0 in favor of Bennott s v+Ue- 44 i u\Yhite Bears." Mr. William ?L liifrurm"It mcm" bet of the llll.s 'tactitty w. m luune over the week-end to witness the Benedtct-Be.thuny'-Cookinn.n gam.. Misses Bythewond and '.Sallcy aPonded gei;yjees_sU the Saw Mill Baptist church in ' the" rural district Sunday.. Mr. .Rurrage. a member of M<S . ('ell Jr.- Hi 'school was a visi-or to the Monday assembly period. - Vi>jtor??-i 1 mioHiii'. WlMTMIRi: M'.WS. Sunday sc.hool opened with a large crowd present. Mr. A. C Caldwell pre-iding. Visitors Mrs. Sarah Rufl'.Shell flora Union, Mis Satterwhite of Carlisle, Rev. Dye of "Chester. Rev .1. D. Davis and congregation have c'o:'?$i their revival. The [assistant pastor for the week vas | Rcy. Kaiseir from' York. We enjoy. d his. services during- the week. ' Sick list: We are glad to see | Mr. Madison (Jritlin on foot again We are sorry to le arn th.it M r Vlbert WrMa o .still r-rnnms on .tile si-, k 1i-t. Mr. F? u u-i.t A'il1 tiams r?- -still improvingSunday selhioFwas lie!;!, with i Miss Ri-ulah .Swindler teaching.. A } wonderful theme* wgs di-i-us 1. J After the Sun-lav (o< J?Wr- t tor Rev. Wado plea ,l.id a s|d.*!ij iiid and uplif'ing . ? aion. Rvv (Wade gave a very unou exegesis , of ins t;-St. C o'l/i' 11 ' Mr and Mrs iPi \< II boner, : c.' eompanif' by Mr C-nw lu"' U;;N s by. Mr. W.llic i.. V.pps and .John William Ilyrd motored to Clinton Ort. Id. A lino 'i:p was t !>..!t. d Miss llurnoso J a c kiii 11 of Ne\v; berry reeontlv of New York City ms visum;, .nr. nnu .urs. a i Caldwell- in Whitmire. I Mr. ("Inborn Epps of New York (City, accompanied l>v Miss Mnjrjnolia Epps and Mrs. Pearlio B. Banu's from Durham, NT moj Dm)?t?t .Whitmiru Tia.-dLa-y?fro in I Durham visiting their sisters and 'family, MrV. Estella Johnson,'Mrs I Elnlira Epps and family. Mr Claborn Epps and Mae E Noel motored to New York-City Friday. Mrs Lizzie Price of Connellsville. Pa., is. Visiting her sister, |-Mrs Ella Sartor and Mrs Ilix ; Fant. . Mi\TL.Toino:. .accompanied by his Wife an 1 hnhy, his. mother, Mrs. T.ola Joiner, Miss Cornelius Otrleshy motored to Wi.nston-Salem. N.C.. Saturday. Mrs Lizzie Wallace- -of ConneBs villi*. Pa., is visiting her motherin-law. Misses Sallie and Mcllio Joiner spent the week-end with Miss Amclia Johnson. iwnvpp. rni'MTV TK \IVTVC: T SCHOOL P. T. A. HOLDS MONTHLY MMKTINT. Seneca, S. C.?The P. T. A. nf Oeonoe Comity 'I raininc school had its October meeting cn Tuesday ni'ght, at ?:o0 p.m. in the school auditorium. A large and enthusiastic number r;f members attended \v:th Mrs. R. E. Scott the president, presiding. The topic for discussion "The Child Must He Ready To Learn" was led by Mrs. H. E. Thomas who gave somL> ii.tcrestingla..:i l.elpfu' rOmnrL'c >. ? I11HS of > did suggestions. Mrs. Maro Williams read a paper "Do the Ileal JYou Can". An instrumental duot was rendeilod by Miss Fleta Williams ard Miss I Lillian Brown. ifl Th {TTTT~m~ ? TUBERCULOSIS COU AT W, Mrs. Andrew W. Si V Anions the latest "reduirepients < of the State Board of Examination < and Registration of Nurses is* a j credit course on Tuberculosis. With ) (this requirement in mind, and with I I the knowledge, as one physician \ has said, "Tuberculosis is a social ' disease "With a- ntedical angle", the 1 .Officials of Waverly Hospital, Co- r jlumbia, have secured the services i of Mrs. Andrew W." Sin\kins, di? 1 I rector of the Negro program of, the South Carolina Tuberculosis | association as instructor in this i course. , ^ j J Mrs. Simkins- has recently re- i turned from ttye University of I Michigan where' she completed a 1 summer's work toward her masters t I degree from the, department of- r {Hygiene and public health. The university's course on Tuberculosa j is was a part of her summer's ( work. This course' was taken un Forestry and Park Exhibits Showing At So. Caro. Fairs J 11 Tin' State Commission .of Foivcs-j! t try has had attractive, exhibits tie-1* picking forestry and state park ' activities at the following fairsl during the past three weeks: Ma-1, | rion, Darlington, Rock Hill. Con- *' way, Camden, Central,, Chester, 'Spartanburg... Slimtev and Mndi;1,, son. During the coming week ox- ' j hibits will he placed at the State. . Fair at Columbia, at Dillon and , Lancaster. During later weeks, "space has teen reserved .for the exhibits at It- lmottsyille, Florence Cieepville. Eaurens, Orangeburg. Anderson, Waltorbovo, CiioenWVioib j ami" Brunson. > [ xjS"he exhibits show the progress 'in the tii'e protection work in the' state, the desirability of-yproporly ' j cutting woodlands to keep them * continuously produ'itive. the . need v for tree planting and llio location J, Jlfn.T 'act ivit ies ~ in the "South" "Carr>-~ ~ jlina system* of state'parks. ' 1 Th.; various, fair associations and iocreiaries have donated space; 1 lights and other assistance for the * .exhibits which are viewed by thous "T amis of visitors,{to ane fairs. :M PROM IN ENT^UFU(D WORK- i 1 ,R AND FARMER PASSES. I, ?.. !i ) I.atta, S. C.?Mr Edward Jack- v son, age 85 died at his home near j Latta Thursday morning after an .'illness of more than a year Mr. ' Jackson has been prominent in ' church work for many years, having :i"ld otlkoas Supt. for around 50 years. Prior to his illness he 1 served as trustee, steward, teacher \ and Supt. in Bethel Hill A M E h ' .hur'-h. of which he was a member vlb-V. 1... A. Wells", P E of the Dil-,f Ion district and Rev A B Thomas 1 his" pastor ollicjating Prof. C. G, 4 Garrett of Columbia and Mr E. ' | F5a s a prominent white citi/. n z I.atta. friends of long standing,1 spoke of his life as .an "example fur his many friepds. Little Hur- J niee Cnvinpton. a prnhd niece sang, beautifully. "It Pays to Serw Jesus." His body \yps borne to its last vesting place by six of his ; ijvand sons, while pvand cauphtev c and - ran i nieces, acted as llowor i girls. Surviving 'iim are bis wi-.j ilnWj Ore runs, two daughters, 110 grand children, tefi great grand- \ childien. The immense crowd and t 1> autiful floral designs pave cvi-j donee of the esteem in which he j was bel l in bis eommunitv. Mutual Fnneral Homo of Dillon v \va in charge. t; I.IiX'NCJTON XHWS i Now A-ADhkUvuroh Rev. I. O, Simmons, Pastor ( Sunday school opened at the u?- i ual hour with the'superintendent j f officers and teachers at then- post,1 |of duty. At 12:00 o'clock the pas 1 tor preached a soul stirring sermon.. After service Mrs. Rosa ! ll-lack. Rev. W. E. I.ee, Mattie Mae - Bl?"k?H-nd?Iris?mother?M is.?Sim-? mons acccinponied the pastpr to (iood Ilope: There he preached a' wonderful \sermon. At .7 o'clock | the A. C. E: league was in progress. At 8:00 o'clock Rev. Xaithaniil Tijiran mounted the rostrum and preached for us. We alway enjoy having Rev. T11 men with us. Sunday night the Stewards had a contest. Those in the '* contest as follows: Rev. W. Fk Le contest as follows: Rev. W\ E. Lee Rro. John F. Wise, Bro. John W. Black, Bro. John L. Sligh, Bro. Wesley Wise., Bro. Freddie Stro- J "Ttrr?TrnTt 1-10. E. W. Walker, j jho. wesioy wise was recognized h as the most popular Steward and * will be awarded first prize. Bra. John W. Black reported the next ( highest.- Total reported $11.15. 1 Tuesday night the junior mi's- 1 slonary is giving a quartet singing. " j N?xt week Rev. Simmons will ; leave for the conference; we hope ' for his return to us. Next Sunday he will be at Spring Hill for the last time before conference. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE LEADER f Saturday, October 23, 1937, USE OPENS AVERLY HOSPITAL mkins, Instructor ' . v lor thp direction of Theo. J. Wurle xecutive secretary of the Michigan Tuberculosis .association at Rinsing* Relative to Mrs. Sim;ins work in this class, Mr. Werle vrote as follows to Mrs. Ik McL. tlcOonald, executive secretary of he South -Carolina Tuberculosis issociation: ")ear Mrs. McDonald: I can't let thi.s s"uminer period iass by without telling you how deasant and capable was Mrs. tlodjoska, Montoith Simkins who I lndei-stnnd is in chartre of ,your soirro health work. Mrs. Sim* :ins' final paper is, in my opinion he bos-t one written after my sum nor course on Tuberculosis. With cental Rood wishes, . Sincerely. - i Theo. J. Werle, . Executive Secretary. CLINTON NEWS. . Bringing home the first victory if th season the Rambling Wildats of Bell Street High won over Jumminp Street -High of SpArtan nir.er to the tune of 11-0. Both ouchdowns were made by Capaiij. Marion I cake; the extra mints were scored by Mafcce Gary < ' Our next era hie will 1 <> play-d icains* Brewer High in Gre?nvood, Tuesday night. Oct. 10th. The Library of Bell Street is * ' ponsoviner a "King and Queen" on test for the purpose of improv ng the library. Votes are on sale it five cents each. The Ibmie Economies Club is Inprinjr a Halloween Carnival Ocular 2JI at 7:'!0 p.m. Many games ind varied contests will be held. Vizcs .will be awarded to the ackiest person, in , the "Tacky darch." , ' SabbalVi s. hord \e:w b.-hl V/>?? lethel A ME cluircb. Oct. 17 front 1 to 11 :"0. An interesting: lesson vns taught. Ttev. \V. E White ireach".<l a rou-ing sermon after Uuiday. . chool. The "VFE Club- of r s'ew Beth'] is sponsoring a Bally lay at the church, Sunday. Oct. 24 Tin'" Mothers' Club of the Mt. doiiah Baptist church met Sun--lay, Oct. 1(? at the hoiile of $Irs. an- By lid. Th S -ripi lire?I.esson,' rh _ ro:y?L by Mrs. I.lK'ret in Bice. I he c hili then went into the icgu- , r.r busiitc.---; a'ter- which refreshnents were served. The club was mppy to have Mrs. Carrie Brigg? riio has been away several months n the mountains; CHER AW NEWS. v The Young Men's Clu'istian So-' icty of Bee Dee Union. Baptist " lure. c< IcSiryt ed . its lost ahnivcr ary Oct. :1 1-l.u-lG and 17. These onng men have organized themelves into a unwm with other 7>oiviit of other Baptist churches, dr. JRohort L. McCall who is the iri-rinaioc of all of these organiations was elected president ot 111' I i.ioll The Young Women's Club met cilh Mrs. Annie Foul Sunday afernoon. ? Mr and Mrs. Daniel Samuel, >Ir. mid Mrs Thomas Ilughes, Jr deseanu's Ollio Smith and Julia tar'Mpr, and Marion Samuel and ilarion Duo mofored to Florence 'iTday to alt n<l the funeral o i lis Samuel'- .sister, Mrs. Ophelia, Vright. Mr B F Horn also attend <1 the -funeral. ' Mr Harrison fBrown of Winston 5alMn passed ["thru "our?city en- ? oiite to Florence. His,passengers cere Mrs. h-niT -eivU t en. and Mbs N'aney smitfrTl'rtdh f Winston-Salem and relayives of lie- de-eased Mr. E.J Johnson. <no of hto v" Idest and.most faithful ni'embers-*f We.-le.v~"ME <Jui vh has resigu? cl from hi? etlied as dtunh trcasirer. an odiee \vl;i h he rms held or forty years. M:. Johnson serv cl well and desrves all honors ! at can he given hir.>. ; 2 i_ " ??? ??<> *> < >?U?liO?t?M David G. Ellison General lnsuranee Honest and ellicient attention ?'iven to all business placed with nte. PHONE 5717 NEW CLUB FORMED *1 The now vogue that'has been reated by people all over the courts , ry writing- thrdpgh "Lonesomtt j, Icarts"' columns <>f publication? -j uas resulted in the formation of th< National Friendship Club.- i i This new clilb has neadqilftrter* it 2132 Seventh Avenue, New YorlC , 3ity, and its purpose is to help one some people enlarge their eircl* >f friends. | It is a strictly confidential cluD through which only club member* arc introduced. Membership in thi? new elub will bring you new friend# ?and a thrilling experience. Any one regardless of age may writa? for free information. NATIONAL FRIENDSHIP CLUB , 2132 SEVENTH AVENUE , i NEW YORK CITY ]