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Page 8 ^ SANDERS HIGH SCHOOL . ^ , : Lau.ons, S. C., Nc/vcmber 21? Miss Minnie Irby, a n ember of the efighth grade was crownec* "Miss Sanders Hi" Thuirday af? ternoon at an impressive ceremony between the halves of a game between Sanders High ant' Drayton ) Street High of Newbenv. Prof. Thomas supervisor of Laurens City schools, presented the cro^vn . -1 . after which the school vciy sweetie sang the Alma Matei. ->A fSupt. C. H. Wright ancF ,Mr. Derrick principal of the white anlinni u'fri visitor-: in the chapel Thursday. The Hom? Economics ilub was i W . entertaihed at the home of Mrs. William Moore by our instructor Miss Eunice Robinson. Miss Robinson fapeke very briefly, on the purpose of the club. After the business was transacted, we. were served a delicious course of hot ' cocoa and assorted cookies. The meeting adjourned to meet next week with Misses Doroti.y Caine and S^die Anderson. MisseTTlRden SextoTi. . Mattie* Fuller, P^o^and MrS. lUmmond. Messrs John Putman, Ben and; Luther Lca' e witnessed the home coming, .game at State .c liege. Miss Bertha Mas- 'y, member of the faculty of Bell St. Hi Jcvas the week-er.d guest of Miss/ Mattie Fuller. Miss Heier. Sexton sper.-t Mon day evening in Spartanli ig visiting relatives and friends. She was accompanied by Mr. J. A. Putma?:. ? , Misses Emma Maddcx *"ahd"'E*u" nice Robinson speiit .Sunday in i Anderson '.isting the laser's-pa-' rents. - vt BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH ? Kingstre" S. C.?Rev. a.r. Hugh es conducted the services- and deJ? livereJ a splendid sermon Sunday. Mrs. Anna McClam was funeralizcd at St." Mary crurch here Sunday afternoon. A large number paid tribute to this *ieceased. She leaves to mourn a husband, Mr. Lewis McClam, two brothers" and a host c/f other relatives and ; ; ( friends. On *ast Monday night at the ? home of?Mr -and Mrs. NeJ McDaniel, a birthday dinner was given ih hono- of Mrs. Evelyn Doz-i - * if>r. Mrs. Dozier eceive<i many lovely gifts The guests spent, a very enjoyable evening. Whv have bad hair now? Do 7 '"'V _ - * ; you know that we have a beauty parlor down in "Mexico'?" It is operated by Miss Margarct BJakei wimmiIw; When your hair nerds attention, go down and sec Miss Blake' lev. PriceS are reasonable. " ' ? GEORGETOWN NEWS J At Bethel ihi*JSunday nhool began at 10 o'tilwk Avith a fine attemlanec. We were pleased to have Mr. Heratio Harris of St. Paul A. M. church, Savannah, Ga., who rendered an instrumental sc'lo. ^ Aji appreciative audience was out nt 11'15 and witnessed the sf(tft?#!pf sermon deliverc by the r pastof: Theme 'Who is on theLord's Side". Mrs,-Elizabeth Hcrriot of New York fity ar.u Mrs. Lula R. Strong > of T5t. Stephen were we'comed. On '/November 7th," Mr. Kenneth g.'.nin :> t liik.hnnifl on Canrion street after anlLlness of y. several mc/nths. Fifty-sw yeai^ ago he came, to George'own and was an acrive member >f Bethel k -* A..M. E. church, once aclass leader. , He wa? a respected-citizen of fthe community. Funeral services w^re held at Bethel Mo? day November 8th. Those left to mourn are, the widow, two daugl ters, one sort. G grandchildren, a m fiber, two \ brother^ anJ a host of relatives A.? ?and Xr>end?-:"4|- ? Mrs-. Rofcecca Priolea i passed away at her home November 17 * * after a long illness. Funeral services at Bethel Thursday. November 18th." Principal eulogy by the jffastor, Rev W. B. L. Clarke. To i? mourn her passing, Mr. D T. Prio?. leau, husband; five children^ one eist?r, one brother and a liust of . ..other relatives and frier ds. InBP ?ferment was made in Bethel eclair etery. Mamgaiilt .was undertaker in charge. Bu Caid of Thank.? E# We wish to. thank thu many Iff friends for the kindnesc shown Jfri duriflg the illness and passing of , . our,Pbeloved husband and father, Mr. Kenneth Spain. Mrs. Rabtcca Spam, wife Mesdames Emma S. Patterson Rub? S. Johnson, daughters. Trade With Sj C)ur Advertisers .jn innmu n., - , '?.' k" TTT CHESTERFIELD NEWS Mrs. Mae B. l^oBhiscn entertained at a charming buffet dinner last Tuesday evening, honoring Mrs. M. L. Foster and Mr. S. A. Johnson. Other guests were Altsdames 'Sara C. Watson and r'annis McCain. Mesdames M. L. Foster; S. E. .vlcCul'.ough and Mr. .James Rival's motored to Chester Saturday afternoon when Mrs. M. L. Fos.er was guest speaker at Carmel Presbyterian church for* the friissc-nary ladies, observing woman's dya. - Rev. Ci II. Steele was assigned to Huist abemacle A. M E. Zion J jhurch for this confererce year. May succes-, crown bis labbr. *! The Rev. J. A. Garv is busv mak > .ng preparation to^fettend his coai'erence which cohvenes at Green/ille, Decemter 1st. * Rev. anu M|rs. J. H. Toatley mo.oied to \Vradsboro, K. C.. Saturiay evening to do a lirtle shopping. t./Hm is the week of Tbanksgivrrig^^Shou]d w^btrTR&nkful? Are -\ve?y hanki tc/ dur Creator. ^ Giv-' ng' to helo our fellowrr.an. Let us all give thanks unto I he Lord. * 7 * a VI1C A LOW PRONG- _ BAPTIST CHURCH S. ^>at the usual hour. 12:30 If pastor delivered a well prepared sermon fi'om Isaiah 35:8, the heme Heaven's Highway. 0:00 p.m. Mr. Francis Allen and ~\IlTS~Eltiabeth Fulhvood were hapiily mrarieu at the abo e nam?J hurch. Rev. F. Ham of Timmons k-ille' officiated assisted by Rev. f. W. Davis. Mrs. Rachel Alden of New York CUty is here visiting fri-:nds and elativjiat^fclrs. Alden before her narr/age ws Miss Rachel Cus aac of this community. BATESBURG NEWS By Prezel Robinscn The Olive Branch Sunday school [ vas'callei together 10:30. The I * i T"> A T~> 'IlSlOr, I\ev. /\. D. Dilut J cavild a spiritual sermon , A large 1 lumber was present^^^j/e then | vent to Ridge Ii^anch" accompanied y Deacon J. C. Wii^ams. We .ere glad to have two of our teahers out Sunday: Misses M. \V. leAse and . O. White, constatnt upportGrs of the church. We were rlud tj have Mrs. R. M. Yilliams o' worship with Us who ia here I'onrNew Jersey with her mother ?lrs. Bertha Johnson. The pre-Thanksgiving program \ as Held in'the auditorn m Monlay night with a large gioup present. Jf The N. F. A. has got u ?der way vith its organization. The follow ng we're decte,. officers: Prezel tobinson, president Wilham John -crv, secretary; Walter Derrick, 1 rcasurer. We hope to r. ake this j /ar banner year. We are now -qtifgped w'th various tods to do I md meet our objectives. We have begun -'to prepare for j jur basket ball season. As the 'Leader" goes so does news. woodruff news _ New Bethel -Churrh Rev. T. D. Gist preacrud a wonlerful sermon. Subject Be A Mas er Bui'der. The amour, raises .vas $75.37. Among ?the visiting .'riends wgre Rev. Michrel, Rev. ..igeon and little son and pothers from Spartanburg. J; Mrs. Ella Smith has returned to aer home ir Spartanburg after a feasant visit with her mother. Miss Sara Parks of .Washingion is visiting her mother, Mrs. Hiram Parki, here. rev. M. M peace at ladson On Wednesday night, December. I. <11)37, Kev, At. ai. i^eace, pasioi )f Bethlehem Baptist churc| will neach a special sermon to the isher b. >ard> of the various church s of the citv at Ladson Tresbyteinn church 8 o'clock. The pubhfc is cordially ir.vited to >e present. Miss C. A. JacSson, club leader, Rev. A. S. pastc-r. kJAMUSANT ' The club met at ?liss Part. The Yuest speaker of tile 'evei ing was Rev. Leroy Jackson*, Hi. subject vas: 'What Shall w^^-be 7hankful "or?". He told the club how the irst Thank^ariving was originated. A few fct'oers gave dome splendid re-,xvafflcj on hankfcgiv.rg wihich Ve all enjoyed; ? Miss Hart sCprec. a delicious course of banana salad and tea. We i'en adjourned to- meet next week wiVlj Mrs.' Eady *nd Miss Myers on Green ttreet. i ~ J * v.; . . .. T? STERLING HIGHLIGHTS . ~*f* Greenville.?Book Week at Stei ling was made very effective by the 9A-1 class under the guidance of Mr. R. C. Cockfield as advisor assisted by Miss Ilattie L. Harris, school librarian. The following pro grams were given during Book Week: Nov. 16th, Devotion;" Poem "Booktown," by Miss Thelma Cope land; Reading, Books and Friends by Miss Ruth Butler;. Music group singing. Norv. 17th, Devotion; read ing, Origin of Books, Mr. Jamet Witherspoon; Reading, Why We Have Books, dtflss Ruby Stevens; Reading, Negro? Mammies, (Dunbar), Miss Hen^fetta Gibson. Nov 18th, Devotion; Solo, Garden- ol Tb-ttforrow, Miss Vera Davijn read ing dedicated to the football team on eve of Reed St. game, by Mrs. I ouise Gilliam, titled Keep Digging. Address by Mrs. Susie Flipper, wife of Bishop J. S. Flip per, who is presiding bishop of the Seventh Episcopal District of the A; M. E. Church. Nov. 19th. Devo tion; heading, People Will Talk Miss Luellen Butler; Selectior from the girls glee club^ Go Down Moses and Shubert's Serenade. Ac dress by Prof. J. T. W. Mims, oi Clinton;- Song, Trees, dedicated bj Miss Edmonia Johnson and th< girlsj glee club to Mrs. Olivia Johr aon, Misa Juluison's mother, Mrs Johnson being present. Remarks by ^Mrs. Mnrion Hewell, (white] wife of one of the trustees of the Greenville City schools. Mrs. He well made a contribution. t6~?th< school for the library. _ Severe books were also given to the librj ry by friends during the week. There w'Ore nundreds presen who witnessed the game betwecr Sterling Tigers of Greenville an< Reed Street- of Anderson'. Scon Sterling 20, Anderson 6. ' Record! show that Sterling has a total o -92 scores against her opponent: 18. !She has played 8 games am won 8,. one game being out of th< state. The largest number of touchdowns made in one game, 7 The smallest number 2. T^he Tigeri will face the strong Booker Wash ington team of Atlanta, Nov. 2Gth Friday following Thanksgiving. SAINT JAMES | .. A. M. E. ' HURCH I Rev. Uale B.-Thompson. Pastor j Asn^vuie, in. u.?for the' lasi | four duys this mountain city has been held ir. the fastness o{ winter. Snow, sleet'- anJ rain hav< [ preva-Ped, r.nd ice is to be seen everywhere. The morning servce vss largely' attended and music renderec by the senior choir was very beautiful. The subject erf the morning's messagp. delivered by orui pastor was "The Penalty of Sin", The presence of many visitors was acknowledged anu wa welcome j extended. |._ An enthusiastic congregation i gathered for service in ?he evening. From the silbjecrt "Paul's Fullness of Life", our pastor deli-v ;ered an interesting and touching sermon. , ' t The repoits i're/m all workers I both -for--local--andr eonfefrCnpe .Iaims were made me-hitndriK. per cent.* On Monday i ight the ast meeting was conducted and it this- meeting/ the ful' confer once budget was'reported a9 well is sufficiei\ funda to metet all urrent nses for' the month of November. Our pastoa haves us vith all expenses paid in full. Before the close of the meeting on ?'unda/ . aruJ Monday nights the /arious boauls a?d' club? of the hurch made presA^.atioi s of purges to our pastor *anu expressed 4eep gratiti.de for his laoors durng the past three years and ard" >opi'ng and raying for his return 'or^another year. Our p'stor re eiving th-^ gifts expires; ei.' deep ippreciatio for the 1 toenV of efeteem ar.d affection. /T;he volume of busiiiest shown or the y^ar was six thoi sand one lundred nineteen dollars end eighy-two Cents On Tuesday morning our pastor left for conference which is being held in Greensboro, N. C. . Rev. Walker is back fiom conference to serve ae oui leader or another year. All friendship s much pleisetli Sunay school-.ftpened wrth an attendance of 481 The lessons were onducted by young people. The Daughters and Sons of Sarah, a club composed of girl^s and boys from 14 to 20, met at he home of Miss Bessie Mae Hall Wednesday, November 17. The program that was given was enioyed by all, 4 w, - ' 'yvjh ' v IE PjjLAiETTO L^4der "THE ROVIN( By Char ".-?? So Uncle Sam's brown skinned nephews will have to whip up rnqre dust than they ever have before if thev don't want to'soe the 1 T ri?C!r?lr>r Wflviritr iri tVin KrpP7P , time and again at To'kyo. * ?*** ! Painted on a wall in Windsor, i Canada. v ''Man wants but little , here and is very easy to please. But worfian bless her heart wants everything she sees". * * * * And In Detroit There is another one "God made ( the earth and rested, God made ( matt_anu rested, then God made wome^,- arrd since neither God noi 1 man has rested. f ? Only one White man has ever , been hanged ill Michigan's history %r?.? ? * * a * 1 Joe Louis is back In Detroit for a short visit, he wiir remajn in i trAvn until Sunday then*return to Los Angeles to?begin his first picl ture "The.Spirit Of Youth"; IPuke Ellington and his orches tra will be in town Monday. j- ??? * * tt~* * * 1 _ _Tho TTantatlon club is-Detfrort's night life hot spot for the slummers.* ****** t Half the silver conn in circulai tion in Detroit is Canadian. . * **.* ' : John Garth, featureu baritone e of the Ford Motor Company'* ? Dixr? Eight will state and direct f a musical comedy of "Frankie and j Johnnie" on November 1(L Garth " a native of Mississippi will be; re-' * membered as having appeared in [I mnntr nrnr1i,nti/,*no rwv* Prno i ' before coming to Detroit, and has only recently returned from a toui v of Europe. * * * "Little"' Willie , Willie Ganger, 25 years old underwent a disillusioning experience Tuesdayr-^hrough Gangtyr police obtained ctfi^ence which enabled .them to make 33 arre -ts in [ a raid on a gambling establishment. When i't was all ovet*', 'however, tha 33 persons were free at the request of a judge, and <"Lit^ tie'' Willie was in a cell booked i as a material witness.-^-Haw. J Hamilton Junior, Detroit attor1 ney, took one look at an oil painting -of "Old Oaks And Spanish . Moss" of the Scuth Carolina Low . Country, ant. exclaimed seven ti'.nes without stopping, "Boy I " know that place" he is a native - >f South Carolina. ?- ., "Babe" McGhee ^formerly of Greenwood. Oranaeburift and Aik 1 on, South Carolina is living .in the. 1 city. She is now married to George B. McFpll young "Detroit Funeral Director.; i: ? * JEVe-'also saw "Bertie" Rrchard -on of. Stateburg, South Carolina. The years have dealt gently with her, she still has that school girl ' iojpplexion. " . i Captain II. Stephen, of the RoyjJ (Canadian-Air?Force, was an interested spectator as a crowd of "nonytSved and dragged the river for the body of a man. He finifly asked a bystander, who had heen drowned, the man stated thai hey were searching for the body if a missing man whose clothes vere unclavme-* in the club house. Oh, those are my cothes the Captain state, I've been taking a nap. + * ? * "Them Boys, Them Boys" Cleveland ia in the midst of a hot political fight and several 'cullud" candidatee are in the field The other right tbey had one of hose oh.1 time (he'll rob his gram, maw meetings). Thirty speaker^ verc on the program ana e&ch was illowed only three minutes to .peak. So the boys went out and Xot a polree trafficiioop light signal, and set it to change from freen to red every three minutes ???. not a .speaker crashed the red igl1 V ***** * Cleveland'-Hot Spots . After touring with "Brownskin Models" for a year, George Bias, he whispering tenor, is being wel:omed home by the Heat Wavers ^Ai "Big Apple" show staffed by Tony Marchetti is in store for Pla Mor-ball room Tuesday nrght. ***** Duke Ellinffton is the Trianon Sail room's honored guest tonight only, and next Surtday night, eith. ?r Jimmy-Ioinceford or Ancty Kirk will be on tap. , * ;.;~* *, * + -? A new troupe of duskv hip shakers have invaded the Cedar Gardens. ?. ***** Sinuous Eleanor Allen puts six teen cylinder contortions into her her dance. Then there's ft team o*f hot steppers calleu- Gene and Gene Collins, and Ir^no Scruggs puts^ over her Harlem "ketch as few flan do it w _ X ** ' * ? ? 3 REPORTER" les Spears ,' -rj **,}** * I Grafton Ilugties, who mixe them up at the Red Lantern is i flrst cousin of Langston Hughes the playwright and poet. . * * * * Name of a cute little lassM Cleveand, Georgia Danger. * * * * The Lord never made softer o sweeter women than those of m; becved Southland. . Some Gals I Don't Like The one from South Carolin now living'sh-Detroit. Who cam to my home one niirht while I wa grief ' stricken over the reccr death of a beloved rhember of m family. Her story was that, th cops were" holding h^r car afte J arresting her. fo speeding. $25.0 : would settle everything. I fell fc it. Not having twenty-five,, del Iars in cash in the housfe that net I borrowed that amount. The nes day I learned that she had n< been n any kind of trouble. Be she was well on her wav to D< troit by that time.., , *.* * * * ) ... Some, women-?thiftk they at smart, when they are only rleve bless your heart honey there is *. re re nee. A man can be clei ' er, but too smart,'to let you kno he is clever. + ? * And by the way, I don't Y\\ clever people.5 They are ut relii osiuioud ? doo>{ U3AOU puu o ***:>* '"Then there is that clever gal I New York, who when given a twe ty do-llar bill to send a cab">driv< "I out for 'some sandwiches, swc'i ! by the Holy Evar.gfcls of Almight God, that she gave the money 1 the cab driver and he never can back, when all the time slis. hs the bill hid in h<?r stnrkinfr. * * * * V I Got That Old Fooling ^Whenever an artist gets a b of newspapei publicity and "Gqj Hollywood" I "Get That Old Fee ing". The pain m Jthe neejf yc know. You can usually bet yo; I bottom dollar-*tHat a b'oyj-or g like that has not eyin a-'home 1 ! live .in Big Name?no mone honey. . > . *' * Sign on a wall in"*A church Cleveland. "All men are .cremi ted equal". And b\r the way the best peop in the world an the most succes: ful people in the world are regt lar church going people. * * * * * When I stav out late at night don't get "That Old Feeling" whi I got rs "That Old Squealing".. GREENWOOD NEWS The four groups of G'O-enwc'o County teachers met together a Fast End graded school. Rev. F torson, pri icipal; the Jeines tea eher presided A Thanksgivi'ni lesson l:*s?on was denorst ratec Plan for a unit of v * rk wa outlined by the Jeanos Teache -Mrs. Mary?Er-Jt/hns+on.. It was beautifully demonstra ed how Reading, Writing llialtl e ? 9 i u: uuv. IOI OtlVUt e UI1U 1ZIM1BI1I rould be taiight by use of the Uni of Work. "i v.1- ji Mrs. Johnston stressed how <Vu pennies travel and the i ocd fo teachers to cooperate in the coun ty work prcgranvl'V Teachers wer asked for year's contributions fo booklets to be made in ttv" spring Plans for c/ne month's set-u] i was a new creation for the group The County Teachers' associa tion v/ill meet at Wnre_ Xioals Decer rer 1, at 3:00 o'clock. Mrs Emma Macltlox and teachers it I that school will be hostesses. A1 teaeherg art expected to attend. The teachers were urgi o to at tend the 7th ccngressionM distric meeting of the Palmetto Teacher associltion, the second Saturda; in December at Newberry with-oni hundred p.-cent attendance. J Mrs. C. Estues isriairmai of Red' Crots, organization amonj Negroe?. . Tho county teachers are woik ing in the Tubercular, Drive o .which Mrs. Mary E. To.instom- i chairman. ! VAU Je^rtes teachers are askei by the StsU. Department of Edu cation Mf^cdoperate by raising $5* in their county by Decerrl er lRtl . for a fumd to be named in hon or of Virginia fi. Rardrlph wh< wns born in Richmond Va., Jun ! 8. 1875. Miss Randolph was ap pointed first J^anes Supervisinf teacher October 26. 1008 Salar; being paid by tho Anna 1'. Jeane I Furtd. ! ' ' . 4 ; - ' - - w x ' " * > ' . Sat It KING'S "ac; j FURNITURE STORE ? fob . L EVERY HOUSEHOLD 1 on . WANT hoi ORANGEBURG,' S. C. .Zy art ; iMc tin . x~X~:~X~X~X^K^~X~X~X~>^X~X pr( A * 1 ^ Outstanding: i ^ I DRY CLEANING I Call 140 n Turner's Dis^ Cllpaninc 1 ?:?? ~ ? : r THE yEItV BEST 81 E. RUSSELL ST. ORANGEBURG, S. C,/ a ... .. ' * ' * ^ s_ 'hi i TE1EDIA1 HflW V | ^ adtomawtuningiiui! i i wEmmmmm i never before su( i for real mm ? - i 1 y Tunes 10 stations in 10 seconds; tion buttons can be changed at will! in Gets standard American bcoailc x~ also foreign, police, amateur aod aviul ^ Three position tone control. 3- * Five powerful tubes. " New Banjo-type design cabftiet j beautifully matched fancy and plain g walnut. (Grunou? short wave antent j SEE THIS SENSATIONAL N1 d t cTDr* k a /s. k rr . I r\WIV|AMN o STOF l-1 . . < 71 East Russ< - - ? ORAJTOEBUR A XK~XKK"X"XK-xkk~X~XK*<X??X~X? ?|fii SPECL :| $ Rice 7 lbs. 25c L p X UAL. LURE 1 I F > X ?. 1 - x Cane Syrup_ 35<^-E IT | Cocoa V2 lb. box 5c C 5 J Pork Sausage 25c lb B | Steak 20c lb. 24 $ Pink Salmon 2Y2c l3 % RREAK O'MQRN i | * | Pure Coffee 20c lb. ? i XT' 11 i Corn Flakes t c | Kplloir's . 2 For 1 ;>C | T ] 2 Pork Chons 2:V \h ! ^ s; Y | CM Fait, 3 boxes. rv| Tomatoes can TVjjcrf? 3* i Tender Liver 15c lb.IC * I *? . .|. . We Sell Coal, Rest Grade, by I Jackson ( !|| _____ WE DELI i ; T , | a 2381 Gervais Street E y .? \ fA HARDEEVILLE NEWS J Continued from Page 1 ved. ^ '1 Che Junior *hoir of St. Steph< n . jfl IE church entertained with a isical tea Sunday afternoon at home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam ' ishington. V' PTA held "its regular meeting Monday Right at the school jse, with the president, Mrs., lphenia Priums presiding.^ We ! urged to call a meeting o n md%y night, Nov. 29th at which _ I te, 'we hope to have all patrons "sent. myjii m. vpnnBMPn< 47 * TYRONE I' W POWER I ^ LORETTA . ^OUNG >;' 5 .-J; ' ' IN. v ' *'*1 "SECOND HONEYMOON" ?STARTS IVION? PALMETTO ? J )H A LOW PRICE . IATIA TilII111*\ \ 1H|W I?n,nw " EASY I TERMS ion. ; Lots of f Time i * to Pay rain * H ELECTRIC IE ?11 Street \ G, S. C. -"'t?;-? ;r "I A.LS! Shi I ettuce, Nice 10c | resh Eggs 27c doz. & _____ at Back -TTcTT)7|^ aroliria Gem Flour i I lbs. 40c $ 1 lbs. 79c | inso V;9c ? rater Ground Meal |* eck . 25c | rits 3 lbs. 10c ? ard 1 4 lbs. 43c | usrar 10 lbs. 51c :j: Good Stew Beef ? ? bund 12lxoc 5: he'ese ' lh. 22c f 1 ?? :| 1 50c, Ry Ton $8.50 f h? ' I ^ grocery | S VER 1 I Thone 9119 ? *' L. , I