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SATFR D.)Y. N;QVEMHER 20th,
FILL AN# SEND IN iOlR*
- ClfoSl S CARDS
Duflngiiiij1 week o\vrv family'_
is' support#ii/ have"leco.red l-n'
ewfftc.-ypi^nt' C n.n'is C'?'. .D These
. awla n.. . t.i It.. IfiUtOl a t'ltjUjOll .
prompt .attention, If there ar- >
any who have not as/Vet ar.sw^
. ered tbe? questions, and mailed the
V-. cards, du sp "to-day; tliey' must by
''ijolF' sont 'M ^*v n'*diii'Kht Saturday.
.Jv' Thy Government is trying__to tind
i- ' out something vi finite about the.
' number of people without work at t
all, an j alii; about those who jii-t
have occasional jobs.
Of con.se,;v9his ones not mean
that anyone * will receive work art
once, but in the. r.J, it mi;;ht
mean that some way way be ng-'
ed may be able clu, obtain work,
ured but whereby^he .irijcmpluyUnless
ther.. is, full and h arty
cooperation on. the part of th?
people,"the -Government will not
be in a position to form.date definite
policies for imp; ovingutho deplorable
situation which evtryone
? agrees needs ^attention Mail your '
cards today?the last chance.
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I'USH THE ANTi-LYNCHING
BII.E.
This bill has been .overwlv m- 1
ingly passe. by the "U. iS. House '
of Reproser.tativuv It is now in
the Senate firr consideration. During
the last' Cbmgrss, this bill
was set down on the calendar as
No. 2 for attention, that is, it was
? to be taken uu as soon as Farm'u
legislation was out of the way.
It now scents that Farm legislation,
is not yealfy fmB there is a
disposition to sKuift aside this hiil '
so that the; pvesident's program <
can he.. cn?\ led out. The majtfj i- !
ty ofTffe Senators arc in favor of <
the passag'.' of this kill and they t J
should, insis. that it be cc/rsi er- <
, ed. If Congress cannot keep its
<, AVOffb- -how- can it -btf -ox-ptHMod- h
?hat?citizens' keep r'th'Tr<u O'l'-'j
tainly, if any Agtincy cn .earth |
. ought be reliable, the great U. S. ,
Government* should be, or arc
broken promises a part of tho new .,
philosophy of government Jen own
as the "New Deal?"
Coloied \ tens in particular of ;
those states where voHTng is re- '
ge.rdod 'as a precious right of citizens
.mould urge their Senators ''
, to stand him and cary out their
promises. Mob mur.V r should be
given a knock out blow. Ore's
life should at least * be as safe '
4 under a democratic form of gov- 1
ernment as- under Fascism. Push
i to passage the A nti-Lym'hing i
J . Bill. , 1
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Z Kampbellgrams i;
X Stephen C. Campbell ? J |
' I have been asked to write to all
young preachers and tell 'thern how \
to hold a church.- Th?* i? impus? ,
sible. :No man can tcdl you. how to
hold a church who to love and how
to vote.'i
I am suggesting the following
technique. *1
1. Have an awareness that the .
X/ord wants me here, tho' the pay 1
is poor and the way is rough.
2. Keep.7yourself .fit morally. 1
physically. vmentaUy, spiritually ?
, af>d financially. 4. ,
r ; Is. Go to everything your denomination
has and sit up to the
front where'you can he seen, heard
. , and used. (Campbellistie philoso- 1
PhV) ' 1
4. Never make an excuse, make <
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preparation and shoot at the target.
- 5. Never depend on pulls, pushes
llnd strings. "".Put your best into
what you do, do more than is
t equired.
t>. Never threaten to resign if?
. 7. Look your best, tho' the suit
.s cheap; poliiji your shoes, shave
iu In usb yom' teeth. Be an ex-*
unph.
b. Avoid barber shop and cafe
philosophizing. >
y. Speak "with authority by
.viinwine witat ^ou -ay is true All
pars are hated." V hat you do not
.now, tind out b>* study and more
tudy. 3
lo. Be a flowing river and not
v barrel or stagnant pool. Take
n and let out. Be a cnannel tin.J
vhleh Information* Inspiration and
.ncitation run. . . t
H 11. Ktuourage youj; people to
,ive to everything and everybody
..at eonves along,. This will form
he giving-habit.
12. Appeal to the Got! thai is
n those who do not care for ao.i
,nd yiyars. . t
1*7? I'ay your debts: Debts,
Jjkii iituxi Dirty an: triplet;.
l^.''i Visit everybody, Speak to
ni rylEily you meet: Make them
uugji / He one ol' the folk:
15*/ Learn to*" listcii, ami listen
o learn. Use your ears, eyes,ami
notebook:- f.
lb. As you grow. euHfvate.jthc'
' copies-Hxtcnd their- horizons ami
x pa nil your vision. Neither will
yt yro\v the-otheiv All willgiow
,o, ami fflxnv. ?
17 Never Wait for something
.o happen, *toiiako something hap-,,
pon. ?
IS Build something.' if. only a
aeVyipair of steps. ' ' *j
1') keep busy yourself ami keep,
he people busy. > |
?y0?Ho Vnliniiinoils with vein
ippreoia.tions .lor "little favo.s.
>Vi;ite a card to thoiie. who sei ye.
aMT. Brag .uii. tlio masses and not
in- classes, , . .'
21 . lit >>>ur board i Ik m-tings heat
"Viiat -all has to -av -j?Tit plan an-'
icipatiiry.
22 I'lcaeii the trtftlj', I'reaen
10 the heart. The hea.dWill couM
011 later, '
22 be careful aliout being,
nidge, Jury and l'roseculing- ;.i?oi;itey
when one is on liial; lit
.'act stay out <>f person to .per hi
ighls. . '
if these suggestions Will . hei.p
..oil, 1- am paid, lor lllc; tiiiie it took'
to think them up. Blown \V i.iaiir.lkierk?uf
St. 1'aul believed a
,?iv?t*ter ought- not stay long, but
te .'elaioied Sunday, "l,ar.-e"ji)i each.
<V better than ever.
Vou know .Mr. Lie Davis, I'eek
wid Jackson never %biag ??n anvaehi
r but fhese three. claim that
...eir pa-stur oiight stay here, unoi
he is too i/ld to preach aa.l then
.hey will heiji him by. preaching
.liemseives..
i
\ 1 rilnitc to St. I'auU^Deatfoh.:*.' j
\\'i! have the lintM deacull boa; i
iv the whole state, yea, the L'nitr
d States, lio, the whole WorKl.
1 Key work in harmony with the
pivyanv all(j follow tne push>r.
i :it y arc watch doys fer tile pas<>
aaltb churc:;. They ure c\es,
ars and feet. They never ht the
va-tor >>r his family sulfur. They.
,r;:$t him and each other.- They
ire 12 biy fat sw-et" soulcd broth
rs that have* religion. They nev:t.
?houCi and holler. They. neva. r
ay amen tyud but they cry, look
cd and glad.. I know when thvy
ite happy. Tackson laughs, Ihek
;ets re.. Davis wigglt his. foot;
ilenn -hake hi* head; Guyto.n
miles; WiHiams'talks back; NVu>
.'is and iluiker, yritv^ McCliuton
n.?ws his he.ad and Connor crb sThcn
I know they are happy. They
,t'e line deacons.
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IMiH !.NT A IIV -CITY i
: ECHOES I
; * By~"CAP JiM" J
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""\Voil Wo Jliv ltiiVTTTg' idiill Weather,
of ColllSC Ull!^ !l pel . .ill that
has livi d up 'hero0Uinong. the laoimtain
can Understand what one
mean's when, lg- speak? i f ideal
weather. To "experience a clear
November mojn, when the air ijust
right, the sunshine just rieht
ihd the woods ih.it encircle, are
puttirii? on such beautiful colors,
md one have to admire the handv
work of - nai orek?(-geh?wli '.I' r?h?
tvotrl 1 in- not. Such ti <lsijv, wi'h
itch weather; cannot bejuJplaiind
with pen, one.has to get xtfie' toiivn.
to know what ideal woat-mjjr means.'
Well after all, one .can and iK s
get a kick out of living in America,
^-specially down among the'wil
lows antT pines. At time thingtake
such a freakish turn, you
have to he careful in hotting on
anything: norjto racing, cards, dice
igh jumping, legal deri-hns -a _
what not. Now to understand
what I am talking about, wvhen f
-ay legal dicisinn's,Nlake\our courts
follow some trials and verdicts;
-co how little a part the ovi donee
plays. when the reaching of a vorlict
is at slake. Just now and
then can the average layman see
iny connection between the .ovi-'
lonce and the verdict." Mighty
few verdic ts srp^to up with ovi- j
lonco. But' the queerest$|hing that
nas come out of the hopper lately
was. that winding -up of those 8
hoys ease down in Alabama. The
wirtenro n g a TtrSff a IH11 Wtr i d o m i ^
" ally the same; the charge the
-amo; the same* witness swore a-'
rainst all eight; the star state!
witness' told, her tale time after
me; nfit oven hinting that any of
them could possibly be innocent,
vt affci- years of battl'njf over
_iji, i, ^
TH
the case, and without any change
in evidence, or after discovered ev-I
id:nee, like Jighteniiig and thunder
on Xmns was the world supprised
when the papers announced that 4
ol' the '8 had been set free as jay
birds in sij l'yr a? tlte charge of
"a->ualt" was lonberned. The dther
4 given long term* in. the pen. Only
a tiod can explain-such action especially
jn a Christian country.
Ilut aft.-r?all wlteli we think of
trie fight that the state made in
>rder to net to murder all 8 of
ifp a bit.1 Aii.^agree V\fith Uncle
Abe, it eo111 . have been worse.
Now we want to calb the,-attention
to our folks that happen .to
be employed ty any one, to renieni
btr tli.; old sayii g Hon j is the
;e-t policy ". Oh,. we know thero
are {pule n?fm?rfrrr?pride's them
'.-elves dn being "sjick", but tlieVu
is a l tile, that never fails. Tht.'
< ne that follows 'doing. .the slight
hanil^lricks, is sine to be caught'.!
.May. run sueces.- fully for a long
time but it you follow it down you'
meet .-'the end in the hanjs of t he
I.AW. Now if there ever was a
time and place where 'colored la-,
borers 'could afford to be dishon-.
est it certainly is not now, nor
here. \ bph' oiight to ! e honest '
t:n or all ci c instances, but now,1
i.wui* ifu- ip m <?i .\u\ .miH,r i;mi j>
sure not tin- timw tmr neither is ?
HtjufoC-iahy whe re'near the-.. plaice.1'
It *'eems iikv-* 'nft? that any- X?-'
' nutn . ot v. "ma::-*-with a half
chain ?d"; Vrhiiiary Ahso that hap-,.
>j.. +)..tn ,'te xct Wi'rk " how - atlavs,
\v.-aihi l:tH)\v, iuni >?. ?. that the billy
to-hohi .0:1 aiiti* out., is to go.
sftayrjjf. an-.i honest. Back yoiiwhen
N'ceVo hfhtn- was .sorter .
I.iM demand: . hack rin those (fays
when ,,1'ohs Wejv^^-mnatcd 'or olas
| si tied: that i-- to say whifin certain
of -A"!,. v-a- - t v] if-'as Xi-jth
.work when it . v..is an in-ult .or!
.'ah'n -as i>iK', ti> OtTor those- who
happen ii"! he tmlorod svrrh a"
libo. Win hav<- in-idd them many
tinP . stanihiio hark . on *thoh' di-T-1
hi'v and -p-ak ? ? iot < as "That's},
a ijaniyiiici'i i'- What do^yoai'
tak-' nio And mf course ml-'
,o: ir ! .1 >l.k - .kii it t his.' aiitl under
.in- < eirrums*. ;n;*oji. trey could he
* lie!.; /ami.'d a':-/ y< f'ebtiiej
ii: r.k 1" v "f!:: .' ilex: ikrv. lhd what
!?- ? to ?yWJ as a dam wjj.
!/ 1 na.-o'l. AVifh the
vi a: tlv ci.'hYlnir of hrend lines
ad v . srrre.- with' nnuipuh of
.wi.nii i* : I Vr.1 !'. white and hlaHc
ai . .. with ij" i'fi!: :n-i?;,t.^Hif,th- '
. i ( -11;r e p i-hid on hy.no-1
by ha- r.-.o-i- falsi- .prhlet.atl*.
m < : :. i :h a.e -n'.-i.K- to !??>*
1. j.i k. a'^t eh'iosc: atlij*
' ' are' f ntunato i-noujjh
t i:l p i.itllih to'hfiy' ei rtainlyi
i' M * I: :* \ i 11? * Jl: t i i n m* i l h imtr
ii^ir4v d'-hofiest.y .on the-job,
and e-piviaily where the firm or
1';:i1 y..i- |?\y 'ng a living wage.
Ami ev.iy-. frill that expects faith
?}:'!. an,! h< re--: service ought,fig-|
i:*e liu;f<it of_ living and pay in
|j;-? "]"?. >i i i -p. N<>\v Miir city was
>h. e !? ?.]' not ! r.g'" sin; i-. when 4
colored meiy all working for .the
am. : or.ippny were arrested for,
. aline. ,;i'. I: st we -n read it in
the- jw." r- N'"\v we have been in- .
formed that .thN-company pay ahovo
th ilvt'h;;:'a foi; laborers'" a lid
again another thing* which makes
the pi tun- ' tin.rker, J of the ni n
are repm t-ed "Yp-lie lfi'-h jhurehni n
in tv.o of onr la ea.-1 a is i best city
" ehb re \e -7~X >\\ We a re' at a lost f<>r
;i reiiii dy. If 'he jinn was paying
"ni<\. .wage- a- wages go, and if
they, lie I-gut !' religion as they
ilai'm, holding down the amen eor-'
iiers.'iaml yet t <y roiiM not resist
the temptation or distinguish
etw.et^ what v.as (hems and-what
' he! o: : - to _ "i.e Vo.injiypy. why it
- o -dy - ;r d'l (. Hut here
Coau .- ' the iido W'-I! 1 those nice
i'ehs. I.e. i fihd hy other colored
men.? Not h.idily. To those of
'he rata that' must labor for hivad
and meat, jet i a- en^ieat you to be
hon st t > yojix-'ves, to your firm,
to your eh and to your (atxl*1
Ami then, tlie'<->doi ed, man is in".for^
a rough, rock.v load from now" on
vhrn it v* 11 ' t?* raini?rj a li\>J
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/vN'Ol.FT \ FAN'S . >
' ._ ' ' >- ? rri
At m? service at Get*'
-' man. ITa.ti-r the Pa-tfcr, Rev.
It. .1. f. uii..- t'mjk. hi- t< xt from
Pake 1 "?: 1."? Subject i'h Church
Sin t I.ivi . I; v. .Nh'iVsvan and the
JJ'-v. Nt:1 fiuivi Thompson St
i- '?ri-h?< :' Spa.'.anbni"?
were \\ ' .!< < u i i| vi-it.ors.
A V. .-lid; ' fill P?Y PC 1. Son Wl<
ta.'t;h; by"', Ay. ICfi v Itailcy. ' |
'! '-xt. ,r:-to.r'j. message at nitV
Matt!.>*v JiPliT. The ir \v can- j
\cils- < : :v1 IcUou-hipped, Comnia'
i".n v. a civ'-n. \Vc \vo?;0 tflad
l'1 > ha\i Ri v. I.y'.es ami IKacon
(Iii.nl nf Thompson St. church. I
Tiij' tiacm!.- at Zlon Ihll <choo'
aie ih'iatf 'a' ir b -t to pujt over a
I'.y&l ,i"i>. T i i'V are trying 'to
hum* this year, hitter, than 'ever
hei'iir . P.'of.' b:?: ks* ale. Mirse" ,
(f"l'<>iah ami School of /ion HiU
school also M ridanics I .'avis and
K.i.'-C of ih^ ? iirlihorii';? school.
Pacoh 1 All j Is _all c rated the t.-ach
ci s' in a it nt e at Wcllfoid Thurs- 1
d-ya h.mI ! liday, Xov. tT~12.
Oifr I' ii ' 1'i nf. Harksdalc
was acanir. on-ly elected as pr<si
.cnt* i t' th.* tipnrtanhut y County
Teachers a.-*- ociation.
'rhe !' I A of Ziop Hill school if,
(ioin^r ;i yr.v.t y-ork with,Mr. Dave
(ii.-t a president. Th.it wonderfi'-SM?yra"'/
tip;, .is LMViiry. ?)l ^i-,
T^ffiunn.i tit a* the school . Friday
rtiylit, N'ovi lebor 1 Oth.
X. ' . will icdcr a son^ rccita'
Th Wesson Sisters ot 'Shelby,
at' the Zi .!? II;'! school Monday
riyi t. winter 22. We are ask
iny all oui neiyhborine friends t<
coinS: and hear them,
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E PALMETTO LEADER ^
| jlAYBE SO Ar
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i " (By W., II.
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*: ("X-H-X-X-X-W-X-H":-!
MOTHER
Hail, all hail to mothers-in-law!
Those who HAD somebody to Rive
! to somebody- else?daughters or
; sons. I nKtMi. GIVE, not Ioati as
you s hall "see. j
On that little' word "HAD"
hangs all that I wish to say about
I the mothers who never seem to
realize that once they-^GIVE their
children av.ay in marriage, these
children are children they HAD.
They bClong to them no longer.
| Much of the abuse'and condemnation
hurlvd at inotherfc-in-tew
(much of it 'justifiable) is'due to
.the silly a'/itude some' mothers
take in regard to their' married
sons AVricl""'dauglityr.s., JThey never
leamfthat they fh'de out of ..the pi?'turo
jwhen their children/ marrj^
the welfare of the children requirinflUmd
demanding it.
SJomc mothers feel that they
shoufd continue to boss and to dictate
how their married offspring
should live. They "but in" and often
"butt opt" peace, harmony and,
success.
It s.cems to me that if I weVe a
mdther-in-law I would wait for uif
jnvitationfTrom my. daughter orj
son-in-law before 1 "intruded uport
.1. ?t" tK.Of h.imn Tvven
lilt? SiHIClll.l
then It ~\Voulei depend upon ..eirCHESTER
PARAGRAPHS
; Nurse Elizabeth Atkinson* who-,
is Assistant Iliad Nurse at: the
Hospital in I'tiion.'is visiting her.
parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Walter At-;
kinson.
M/ss K. Melton of Finlejr High
faculty spent the week-end . i n
I.uufinburg.'N. C,-as guest of tyc'r
brother, Proli. -J. Melton,. who is J
ah instructor there. . .j
Mrs Sarah Davis of PjoiladvlP"i)i
and Mr, W-iii Adams; were
married Tuesday night. Th/'y are'
living at hjs home on LoonVis St.
1'fe-jdent S. Stanbaek oi cltil
(on College, Hock hill continues
si k here at his-ho:.,<j oii Center St
Messrs. A. C. Shi.npon and Sherman
Mobley Kinley High studets
have rc t\uncd lrom Washington
I). ami Baltimore, respectively,
where they spent several months
a The 'County Fair cpitied -Tuesday
morning with indications-of a
tine (,f fiitei'tainment.
"he S C ColYronee ef ?.ht A M
E 7 ( hu.ych eloscd^n Hock Ilill on
Sundrry-Try4!4? H "iv w-11 attend
ed each day. Rev. Milliard, pastor
of the ^Llropol/tnn A. M. E
Z. church was returned here to the
delight of nis congregation 'and
friends
The "Sandy River Baptist. Convention
1? 1). closed Sunday after
a line session at Cross Road Bap
list church, near Blacks toek, of
-which Rev. J.'W. Wright, Is pastoi
After an illness of two months;
Mrs. Arfimisha Chstanoll passed away
Thursday afternoon at h e r
homo 011 Wylie Si. Funeral services
Were held Monday p.m.
at the Metropolitan iA. M.' E. Z
. hy.rch of which she was a membei
I'nd i.laker Charlie Denton was in
churg Lev. HilliaTiTj the, pastoi
preached the funeral sermon. Mu-ic
was rendered by the Mixed
Quarter f; om Brainerd Institute,
with l'lof. Young, Mugic Instructor
..if that school at the organ. Prof.
.,)os4M.'h Joirt-s ^sang "Abide With
^ -Mi~*nf I'.' E. Leathers spoke
hl^Wi'pri-sentatiye of the Eastern
as. 'lit. beautiful steel _casket
was 'banked wjth flowers "front reland.
i rieiuls rieaf and -Tar.
lite I/ \ via- interred atitd.oWTys
in tin kiiisei( "grave yafdr^ She
leav- s ;i husband, Mr. J. C. Chanmi:,
daughter, Mrs. Isabel
'Chisoini, f ?ur grandchildren. Miss
lis Marguerite ami Vivian Chisolm,
all ?>!' i'hiladelphia, Mis- Isa-bt-R?Chi.M
I in-;?V - SftryM?Ctdermbusp
'in t grand (laughters, and
Mi's, Lizzie Billups, of Wasnington,
I). who was reared in tho
home as one of the family. -She
was buried with Eastern Star. Honore.
Out of town persorfs at the
funeral of Mrs. A. Channell were
Mrs. Isabell Chisolm, Mrs. Edna
Butler, Ml'ss Marguerite Chisolm
ail ot' I'hiladcJfphia; Mrs. * Lizzie
Bil-hip.-, <.i' Washington, I). C. Mrs:
Vinie Moore, Tampa, Fla., and Mr.:
Kay Ware, Asst. Sec'y. Samaritan
Insurance Co., Athens, Ga., Mrs.
Kosa -A. Jackson, Charleston.
In tin game between Browning
Home, o; Camden a.n?l Finlty Hi
last Thuru.ay at the Fairground,'
the score was 10 to 0 in favor of'
Browning Home. Miss Lueile Rich
burg was the successful winner in
the politest was conducted by fouri
Hi School glasses with a contestant
hi each, as follows: Eighth
giade?Miss Eula Meeks, contestant.
bid E. Brown, advisor,,
$27.;*7.- rNinth grade?Miss A.
B. Hope, confe-tant, Miss E. N
Melton, lujvisor, $18.16. Tenth
grade MisJanie Buckson, contestant/
Mi.-s Ernestine Wrike'rson
advisor, $10.10. Eleventh grade,
Mis- l.ucile Richhurg, contestant,
Mr. A. H. Ilardin^advisor, $35.00.1
total $'.?().r>2.
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The Young People s League of
District No. 2 will hold its meeting
nt Mt. Lisbon Pivsbyterian
Chprch, Hishc pville, S. C., Saturday.
Dec. 4, 1927.
Mi-ss OtJja V. Taylor,
Acting Cor. Secretary.
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! eumstances whether 1 wuulii ac- <
cept invitations at all. ^
, Once a mother gives her daugh- ^
tor away slw has no further claim!
upon her. Once a son leaves to j ;
make a new home he is. gone?
really gone. Forsaking ALL others .
(mother included) these married|j
young people are absolutely right
in cleaving only to each other so *j
long as they both shall "live '"'hat's I 3
| the' law and the gospel. J_j
I It seems to me that many moth-l*]
ers nre the greatest characters in. )?
tho world until they become moth-. -j
ers-in-law. They tKen overstep *i
the bounds of. common sense and *j
raise hell, -to be plain. Excuse-mij
but they do. ^That's .the record. [ ?|<
k. The very Best tiling that can '?
.happen to any maijWt'dpair is to
I get as far away^f.l'mn the mothers
as possible The' host thing for .j.
mothers-in-law is to stay as far a-t *t]
way fo? as long a time as possible 3
from their ofTsnrincr. ! v
Mothers-in-law may be interest- !|!
led in their married children, but y
they -are*'too dogc<jhe interested X
when they break up homes. ... \ y
Even our dear mothers haVei$
places in which they should stay.
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St. Matthew Raptis' Church ,t,
Re/ S. M. llalsey, Pastor
S. S. at the usual hour with ,*t'
I officers, a . their duty. HYPU at .j!
l): '!() w;)K niosidont in .-tvn-ye?\r. y
' interest.i p: pnopram was render X
ed. !?
The ;7rst<\r" tvxV~w**?Taken fi >m *:]
Isaiah Oil. . . - ? ?
- Cal'-arv Presbyterian Church
Rev. A. II. Reasoner. pastor
S. S. wr^ /Quite "interesting ^
j Some the children foiled ('vc
nnd sr: pennies. Ojecta-. Gilliam
| sold t'lo.jpcst vo'tos in the. Po?:u
larity Pew Rally. All. who miss-'
e?..' the messape, missed a ti*at.,-The
Leapuo members carried
sunshine to a sick patient and the
needy in our community last
week.
You-arc cordially invit' d to at
ootid _tne 1 naiiKsgiyirig services
all dav Sun-jay - at this church.
I)ra> <cn "Street -High School
Prof. 11. l'\ (lla<lflen, J'rinci[fal
There \v;u ?n interesting foothall
gaoic-ntl Wl.'ite's li'Id Thnw
(ay. DrayFTn High versus Ilajrbi.-vji
institute. Scores .11-0 in fa- "
vor of Harbison*instit tt?..
The County Teachess' association
vv.'s ldd in the-^auditorinm
Thursday .o'cloCK with the M
'President, Prof. T. L. Logan, presiding.
The guest shoake.rs wereMiss
.Powell "Mr" E. 11. Aull and \\
Supt Hendrix. Tiuv delivered
verv n lpfu' information.
The following committees wert
appointed by the president: Fve
cutive committee,' Profs. C. W
.fonts. U. 3- Gallman, Keith Wa e
and Rdcard. Finance oomnntto?1 Mesdames
Lassie Fare, Birdie Hen
ry. Misses Jackson, Gertrude But
4ep?and Wilhelmenia Hare. Pro- j
irii^n committee: McsdanWs C. 1%.
Martin, E. E. Gauldeh, E. Guess >i:
TTary7 .Mr. C. E. Floyd and Miss *
Reedcr. The lea k>rs for the group ,
meetings: Miss Elizabeth Butler i
Primary; Mrs. E. Guess Gary s
ATithm-etic; and Ansiie Jon*s.
Language.
Mr. W. C. Parker who has
charge of ti e boys in CCC camp
was pvysented and he told about
fftsr we-rk then, ipvitedfal ..to
the camp.
We are delighted to see Mr.
iJanus Strap kins out again after
having boon ill a- M'oek..
Mrs Eddie. Bates is con line..' to
her room account of illness
We trust she will soon recover
' Mrs. Alice Guises' sister is i1'
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vv <* -win rvrnn ri' ' r~
eeivc a blessing. . L
D'. ami Mrs. Grant an,d her
sister ?pent the 'week-end in Florence
with hrs parents, relatives
and friends
RIG CKI.ERRATION VI P.E.VPFORi
COUNTY TR. sCUO'U
This* week a double celebration
plus the Put Royal Island Far
mors' lair, was h?ld at fids school.
Education veek was observed and
Armistice Pay. On Tuesday the
second pra te pave a urogram af
the regular chapel hour. Wednesday
the Dramatic club in its ;ritiaJ
appearance presented its ad
visor Miss Mtfdge C. P? iry who
spoke from the subject Education
is Life. Tlu-rsdav Dr. M. P. Kennedy
an ex-soldier of the World's
War spoke. He relate* .< some eVnts
of the war a'tid stated sonn
disadvantages. u-inp as bis subjeet:'"\Var
is Evil". Others whr /
partiepated were Mis? M.ss The- 8
ressa Grayson, a reading, subject: 5
The ?toi-y^>f Arplistiee Day. MPs 8
TKnlrwo Ohfrrtbliih onri nif rf
o'f Armistice;. These* progr.Trfts 8
were sponsored b,y Miss Edith ft
Jackson, chairman of th^ Educn- w
tion division of the Five Ytai S
Plan that is in progress here .wrd p
much crei.it was given her for thi*1' ?
move. , S
Prof. Joseph Shanklin motored ?
to Orangeburg* to attend inc Fieri ft
da-State game Satttnfcty?
Principal J. S. Shanklin, Miss- S
'^s.. Thelma Shanklin and Ruth o
P>laek attended teachers' meeting W
at Summervillc were house goe-ts CP
of Mr. and Mrs. Black at Cam- j
eron Saturday night and motored
to Holly Hill Sunday U attend,
the A. M. E. conference
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