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r?McCOLB NEWS
By J. S. l.aSaine, Jr.
lhe local school >s making ela^
borate preparation for Negro His
tory W'ppk. Every phase o? the
program will be a contribution
from some Negro. All of next
' 1 week will be (levied to this worthy
observance with a 'fitting climax
Friday.
? -The local teachers?are still man
i footing m ueh enthusiasm and ad
in religious activities in and around
McColl. Miss V. F. Simmons
and Mr. R. J.-Barrage took1'active
part in the Big Pee B<ee Un/on
at Pleasant Hill Sunday".*-One of
nlir etiulonfo \f oKtn RotVinn u'oc
also on-program." The BYPU will
hold a joint mooting at Macedonia
??the second -gimthrr gvcntrrg "
Miss Marie Wataon wag the
Stores
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2 Cans i--__ 25c
Blue Rose 4 lbs 19c
IS?3 No. 2 Cans 25c
2 Can
lib Cans 25c
-2 Can ? 10c
oz. Can -V-. . 5c
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Jar 15c
QT. JAR
or RELISH 25c
-lb Can ___ J 15c
6 oz. Pkg.
MACARONI ?. gc
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TISSUE, Roll ... 5c
Pi Can
Johnson's
GLO-COAT ? 59c2
Cake?
Palmolive
SOAP r 13c
28 oz. Jar
Apple
BUTTER __ 15c
24 lb. Bag
Red Band
FLOUR _____ $1.19
TfedTIross
TOWELS, Roll. 10c
2 Cakes
Lux Toilet
SOAP 15c
RED OR BLUE * 3 For'
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pay recipient af a surprise bir
day party Friday n:te at 1
ho'mo of Miss Mary Malloy. Ma
of Miss Watson's friends shai
inJher happiness, most cspecia
Ihe exquisite-repast
Basket Ball
McColl Gymnasium?For- t
first time this season the Grc
Wave was able to win a twin b
Amid the howling oT the cojd v
try wind on the outside and I
relentless lashing of the Wave
side it was nevertheless a wa
affair for the invaders. In the li
half with passibly five minutes
go the scores wero knotted at !
but this was short Vved for 1
McColl lassies racked up 6 m<
points with the filial outcome
to 8 for the Wave.^ L
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THURSDAY?FRIDAY & I
_g MANN NINO NEWS. .speaker.
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Old King W'inter has us again 's
Qi tightly in his grip. ' ~ "' * ?* . , ;
? B?th the male and female bas- Is ?. hom<
H- |c-t hall teams suffered defeat atj f %'n,^
3 fin"! I ii nil i " r the Manning Train- at A"en
? ing sdS^^J^st -Piiday. ra^" ?f
g The Allen UnTve^rt?04ub of 'alV.,a
O Clarendon County \vas delig?!??*^^//, ' ^
g 'ly entertained at the beautiful ^^gOn^ii
0 home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Thomp
Oj son Friday evening, Jan. 21. Mes 0/
0 dames Bculah Crawford, I. S.
^ rry* J AC:__ A T TIM J- ' P1 jn\_
;>0 | innmpson ano miss o. imuu- j >ie < nc
? brand were hostesses. The meet- n oci-dr/n
tb- i ing was graced with the presence vi.V m'ofc
:he of Miss S. E. Greene,. Messrs. F. nl.xhint t_l
ny J.p. Abraham and Nathaniel TJes- teachers 1
red tyt't of. Allen University. A del1- a well pi
11 y cifcus chicken salad course ?with "wrth?tire?c
hot wa* served^- ?14-- wora. I<"mse Cai
collected on the Gymnasium drive pff'cers: F
The Quarterly Conference a t '1?"^'.
die Trinity AME church on Sunday. fr. jyj)-a ^
sen was a success from every angle. V ' *
ill; The presiding elder delivered two The'rex'
^rmons_ > ,, V . t
vin Mrs. R. S. White entertained a nH|.(j ^|; .
die few of the members of the young wi?h the
in- er set at her home Mondav even- je(^ ^v'
rm ing. Games od various sorts were p,.?f y r
ast played. The hostess served hot ' p Flack
to c^-oa and cake. I ty,0 count*
8-8 4Rev. Fv Cannon is doing splen-1 th-? grest
the did workrr at the Presbyterian j The-assi
are church. The crowds that invjaria. I pLM.Ct rf n
TT laTy attend his soTyicc* indicate | Teachers'
the fact that he ig a powerful i Drive, hav
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JSE" Breaks Loose!
Murder jn the Cell Blocks I . . . Terror in the
horror "Hole!" Sirens shriek terror
Condemned to "Solitary".because
-^^B|^^^|j^he^vouldn'i turn rat and squealI
Better death than violate the
merciless code of the convict!
feasor
SATURDAY- 1 ^ 1
pni'ta ft wiifmufnl PliiiuXfu^n 'HfHl
Jnds of Mrs. Beulah success is cue to the fine spirit
are glad to know that of cooperation existing among th<
e to be out again. teachers in working with their
chard Allen H/ldebrand leaders.
? with his parents after , , . *
lished his college work ^ bp Third Institute Day for the
University, at the expi- teecher? of Cherokee county was
the first semester. 1 on January 24 with the Jeanes
ror.doji Qounty Teacheralte,>' hev Presiding. The day was
a held a~ successful ses- sPent very Profitably. The first
aturday. aM ?pcond institute days were held
^ ' on July 25 and November 3. re" ??
sportively.- The general theme of1
t the institutes was cc/ncemed with
? '"----.the manner in which a subject
>rokee County Teachers' couTth be presenter.' so that it could
i in its attempt to pro- be of the greatest interest and
y-sional growth _for the benefit to the child and to ;show
us purpose by means of hew it could be correlated with~
ias gone far in accom- other subjects and with the actianned
program. Along vity period.
frrrmnrTeacher, Mis* M. "
anon work the following lhe J canes Teacher, Mws Mary;
'rof. S. C. Cureton pres kctrtSF Cannon and several toachs
Vontrice Glymph sec- cr- of the county motored to Lan- I
ss Saili0 Eppn, treasur- castpr on Saturday to atten! the)
tlarv Willie Smith r.hr Fifth Congressional district tea- l
n committee. v ' chers mcttirtg.. An * intereetin^
t monthly meeting of tho fntl helpful program is reported to
? will be held at Gran- bnve boen enjoyed. The meeting
1 school on February 6 wb' be be^ in Gaffney at Grangroup
discussions being ml "'Kh school next year,
vs. D. M. Zimmerman, Prof, and Mrs. D. M. Zimmerl.
Cureton and Rev. M. man md Misa Flossie Hammonds
Mr. 0. M. Mullinnx, sP*nt last we?k-end in Oranger
superintendent will be
speaker. * The GranarJ High school was
ociation boasts of . defeated _by_lha-Finley IligK?mHftstrafion
fn the State tbotn games of basketball p'syed
association and also re- | bere 'ft9t we?k. The games were
ing reported f7d.lOrTh0 Vft?y interesting and both teams
'played well. Amonf those ?cco?
IS11AEL CHAPEL
r m k church
Bv (Mrs.) J?sa?e M. Watkina
Rev.. T. J. Douglass, Pastor
?Greenville, S...C.?The members _
of Israel Chapel C. M. E. church
are_ delighted to have as their
Pastor, Rev. T. T, Douglass. ...
Sinjbe being here he has - put
h'rnsclf in the heart of each j
iifen.ver of the church. The
ghureh has put on new* life inn ev- f
eiy respect.
The work of our church continue
to go forth with even increased
enthusiasm and interest
Particularly interesting is the up
wf.rd trend and increasing attendance
in our morning and night
seivices. - - - - -? J _ z
Our model Sunday school and ,
Epwo:th League which was orga
nized two month ago are quic^
progressive. ..
Begir ning, January 17 we ob- ~~
served inspirational week which began?with-?our?first
- quarterly
mfeting Sunday morning the ,presicJng
elder preached a wonderfu.
se*mon. He.used for lh? subject
of his sermon Zacheriah in
the Sjcamore Tree.. Interest was
tense ns the message was dehvtr* -fl
eJ with thought and force. On |
Sunday afternoon Rev. T. N. I
Moss and his congregation wor- J
shipped with us and he preached
a soul stirring sermon on the subject
"Work in the Church". Swfc
day night the presiding elder a- I
gain entered the pulpit and preach
ed on the subject Daniel in he Den
of Licr.s. During the discourse
ho pointed out very vividly the
hardships; Christians hiivp tn un. _
dergo.
Monday night we had quarterly
conference. The manner in
which the .conference was conducted
and the splendid reports
coming from the Afferent departments
of the church pointed to a
year o-f success.
Tuesday, Rev. J. ?W. Witherspoon
from Allen Temple A. M.
E. church and his congregation
worshiped with, us and ho preaehed~a
wonderful sermon.
Wednesday night, Rev. W. M
Watson and _his_?congregation
worshiped with us. He preached
a noble srtmon.
Thursday night the senior choir
of Israel Chapel C. M. E. church
sponsored a musical and literary
progx*am.
Friday night the Junior MisSionary
society. sponsored.?a?can? die
light pantomine consisted of
tht leading characters of Grpen- .
ville; MrsWJessie M. Watkins, di- '
rector.
?Money?raised ?. Inspira-" ~
tlapal Week one hundred and six
dollars.
BENNETTSVILLE NEWS
The schools are working hard
with I^iss B. E. Graham our county
supervisor "still " having succ^s"
with the group meetings. New
schools are still being build ir\ thr
county.
The Pee Dee Union closed out
Sunday with the St. James Bapt- ,
church. Rev. Wright preached a
splendid missionary sermon Sun- '
day morning at the union,
The Marlboro union was held at '
Pleasant Hill Baptist chlrch.
called to Chester Thursday on ac- '
count cf the cleath of Mrs Wright's
uncie, undertaker Spann.
Mr.. Jenkins spfcnt Su>iday in
Sumter - guest of his daughter at
Morris college, Miss Anna Jen- '
kins.
Mr. J. B. Drake district mana- 1
ger of the N. C. Mutual Insurantcompany
spent last week in Durham,
N. C. on important insurance
work. "?- ?
Dr. and Mrs. W. S.,Hanna were
the pleasant visitors Sunday evening
at the reporter's home.
The usher board met at the _!
honip of Miss C. D. Sanders Sun?lay.
A/ter the husiness part of the
meeting Mrs, Hanna in hei
timely way made an interesting
speech to the members.
Mr. J. . C. Robinson student of
State college spent the week end
home with parents Mr. and Mrs. _
J. Robinson.
Mrs. Bridie Harley of Clio was
in the city Monday on important
school matters.
MisK White of New York is in
thP city visiting her undo and _
cousin also sister little Miss Connie
White and Deacon C. R. Reese
u'aughter Miss Mabel Reese. I
Mrs Wright, mother of Rev. A.
J. Wright is out again to the de-~
light of all.
The triends are looking forward
fo . a nice time Feb. 3-7-8, at .the.
special show at Palace~theatrer
A valentine social is on .JL'ven
by the senior ushers.
Dr. G. R. Robinscm will" preach
Sundav morning at Saw, Mill
church Rev. M. Booker pastor
and Sunday 7 p.m.-he will preach" ~
at Shiloh church. Come and hear
one of o*ur own boys.
CAMDEN NEWS 1.
At the end of six progressions
the scores \vere~ as followsT Mis^ ~j
Jtrhtr Mr-Thcrmtrc, first Olub pri4Br ~
Mrs. A. B. Jones, second and Mrs.
Anpip Thompson^ low. Mrs. Am- 1
elirf Gamble first ituost prize and <
Mrs. Mary Peck Williams, low.
Delicious repast was served.
The Palmetto Leader wil be at
the Thomas Drug store each week. <
We will be glac.? to send in all city
news. |
panyinfr the team here were: Prof. '
S. L. Finley, Coach A. Ifardin,
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tYiis*eg Dinue ruierson, r,rnesune
Wilkerton and Ida Brice.
?A- Kmfessionai WOTffSWs basket '
ball t?'?ni has been organized jiere 1
| and aii> team wishing to boo'k at f
geme may writ?, Miss Effig T.
Martin.
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W1XXSBORO NEWS
Fairfield County Training school
has juft closer her mid-term examinations.
In ctyeckirug up, it
is found that pupils as a whole
ai> piogressing nicely. ^
In n basket bal game between
sehool-hr team and >3t. Barilffbns
girls last Friday the scores
st.'od 11 and 14 in favor of Fairfield.
1 he game was enthusiastic
fr- m beginning to end.
The Ladies Befriendly club of
>ur townn rendered a splendid pro
G*ram to a packed house last Sunday
aftemnoon at * the Trestyferian
cherch here. Music was rendered
by the New Hope choir as- ?
dsted by the Russell's gospel singers.
Mr- and Mrs-. Richard Harrison
announce the marriage of th^ir
laughter Annie Mae to Mr. Jas.
Carter of Richmond. Va.. Dec. 10.
Miss Harrison is a former graJof
Fairfield?County Trainingschool
and we wish h r happy
sai'inp ovtr the matrimonial sea.
Misses Mary Wilson, Annie
Counts. Messrs P. A. Stewart, J.
M Beatty and W. A. Ross were
aHnng those from our town who
it'encVd the &th congressional dis
triet teachers convention it T-nn
eu >ter last Saturday. They reported
a pleasantn and profitable
trip.- Of our group Rev. J M.
Bi.itty delivered tho inspirnHrmnl
a Mress. . _
A very pleasant surprise nartv
wa-i given at tbeTRofh^df Mrs. Sarab
Mcintosh in hono,."of her i'aughtcr,
Miss Alice last Saturday
ni^ht. The affair was sponnsc/red .,*
by h^r brother. Prof F. E. Mcintosh.
Our school faculty and!
others- vho were present enjoyed a
d' lifhtful evening.
T SJ. A LB AN TR. SCHOOL
The work of the second semes-ter
is. under" way now, everybody
seems to liven up since the bur- *
den of exatninab on is over. Quite
lior?r roll for the first semeste^.,,
A bus load of pupils from 'the .
first grade and 6th and. 7 grades.' ? 1
n charge of Mrs. Dash and Miss
Brown visited the Meadow Candy
Co., and the Coca Cola plant in
Greemville last Thursday. Theyoungsters
reported a very inter
isting trip.
The 2, 3, 4 and 5th grades expect
to visit the dairy and bakery
Wednesday of this week.
The St. Alban teams journeyed
:o Fountain Inn Thursday^ night
tTTd~wef<f~engaged" rn one the
nosl thrilling battles of the sea
ton. The girls' game ended 19-19;
while the boys lost 31^24.
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