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"" *t? Saturday, March 12, 1938. Echoes of Sports | ^ By BUSTE:' LA'.VSUN | ! Whal happened to basketball at ^ Morris Brown? For the past three " years they were considered as or.e ; of the best but this year they 1 seem io be below the lower limit. a r What happened to the fast but!." . lightrfooted "Blackie" ^Cooper ? In I ^ ? in that Morris BfdWh coThHTnation. ?. t Some think that Clark had the best team in Atlanta, and I think ( they are right, so Morris Brown and More.house is running very j # close for second place. |?. Southi Carolina 'State showed i ,* her strength in the tournament : played at Tuskcgeo last week. The strong "Bull Dogs" went to (he final only for be beaten by Xavier. , Last year the strong Clark team of Atlanta was the team to 'watch ' and many watched them this year but not to receive the thrills of ' " the previous seasohs. Heretofore Clark was a jink to Xavier but the table.was turned at last."' No team could stop Xavi'JC; every- (J thing clicked perfectly ard they won the S. I. A. A. championship. Critics claim that a great?km provement has been ma.dc_.jn basketballT" They further stated" that " the smoothncsg and team workconnected with well for;.nat ions marked the best Imu iiaine-1 in k! in many years. If the-school in - the South can .keep this up'1 think "I . that in the future more consider?* vation will be?given io?Negro i athletes. ' 1, ; Greenlee, better known as Wil^liam Augustus Greenlee is quite a 1 fellow. At present he i<? -the Ne- ( gro baseball mogul, owner of a chain of restaurants and John Henry 'Lewis's manager. Think .. .. T.. .. I.,, ; ; about mai. us qum- ? un-,,,,..,. position to be nllof those thingand keep them going. Greenlee has been very successful in everything? but 'he just can't convir.?r the boxing commission that "liijk , Ughtheavy weight champa,> is inp- .. able of putting waay some of the heavyweight chaps. It looks as if the Negro big lea-. gue baseball teams is Jllsl aboih ready to-start shooting the guns. . . ~Mostof the tcams in tre Nc-rr - _ National League and the American League have departed for th r spring eatr.p: Chum Posey thinks that hi-8 Homestead Grays will take evorp thing o*ver this season, but remember those American Giants and the Birmingham Black Baton. r Gabby Hartnett is back in harness for the Chicago Cubs, but he _ a little fat. . ' ' Satchell Paige is ready to face all batters. He says that hi^ arm is feeling better than ever so~ toak out batters.?: All ^yes are looking for the lanky lad from Petts. University to come through. lie was a - mighty man last year but what ? will?-heWoodruff we are looking- lVr?yoiu~. Mickey is well pleased with the Detroit Tigers. Ilis main trou ' ble is pitching and a head up both, Jackie Wilson wftirts to fight Henry Armstrong. I can imagine what a battle that would be, but give me Armstrong as the win--, ner. The "Noisie" Dean bro'thurs are back with the <St. Louis Cardinals, but some how they aren't as Ben "Clipper" Johnson is today t the fastest human is the world. I call him "Clipper" bd&ause lie has clipped so many records in such, a short time. One big question: Will Maxic Bear go the way his brother went last Friday night? If he doesn't Farr has lost something.?Boar will never reach the top rank^again. What about baseball in tHe" 5?cgro colleges? . ETVSTOVKK NEWS ' On last Sunday the rain "pro- J vented the attendance at St. Phil- j ' lip, although the regulars <amo out and witnessed a tfiost excellent service. The Sunday school was taught by a visitor, Mrs, Frazelle Finley of New Yolk City." Much light was brought out from ? her teaching. Rev. L. G. Bowman | the pastor reviewed the-icssonJindJ stressed service. After the opening of the morning service. Rev, Bowman selected as his text II Peter, 3:1 using his Rubiect The' Mind of Re imembrance. The sermon was delivered with force and power and much enthusiasm which was en-> joyed by all. ?-An- one-thirty o'clock p.nu he I delivered another strong--sermon at Shiloh Church taking his text from St. Matt. 24:11, using as his , aubject Put on God's Clothes. Happy are the People who serves the Lord. On last Tuesday night. Mrs. Angeline Williams was. awardeT a fine girl and her nfime Is to be - ealled Emma.? Next Sunday night the Heaven Bound play will be given at St. Phillip church. Sponsored by M}rs. Rosa* Monday art! others. The pubVic is cordirVly invited. Admission to all five cents. Mon- ! day night, March 14, 1938 a pie m *. entertainment will he Riven in interest of "Baby Alston", sponsored ! by the captain. <*? ? ; ' 1 I ~~ ^On^March. 20, 1938,^Dr. E. H,, ity will preac h at St.' Phillip | hureh at three o'clock p.m. Alen's quartet has also been invitd. It ko(,s without, sayjng that )r. MeGill's ccjual is laid to find. ' The dist rich -rmifeiu^u-a - yattv*" .'ill take place Sun:>y afternoon,; l'Vch 20, at which time inch oard and club" will be' called upon o report. Tluee ptixes will be warded to the members who re- j' c:it tin? laiRest amount ov'er $1.00: > he AiUomohile race will come to The, funeral of sister Jannie I'?, was conducted last ..sunhy at Red -Hill paptist church by > or pastor. - .The funo.nl of Joseph Yornor, I son of 'Jim mi* Young was l on noted -at- Zior Baptist Ofcuvt v-' Sa-' vrdav by T'ov. I.. G. Bow- j nan. Al?oa the funeral of Mrs. j :no Garner-, was cmiduete.'l last TY'trsday at Shiloh by her Pastor | Vv. L. G. Bowman. Ho'.ley and 'on undertaker in charge of all. Those on the sick list are: Mrs. oe Morris, Mrs. Emma Webber, Irs. Ada O'eje, Miss Ruby Marin. Also Mr? T izzie Cokelan. .Pav un for The Palmetto I .end and his many friends wish for him a very speedy recovery. All S.A. I.A.A. Tournament Team Forwavd - Cla?dt??'WiIlia, ClafiinCenter Stokes, Georgia State Guard White. Georgia State Quarj Wilkerson.' Georgia State NEW SAINT I'HH.I.IP A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. C. Capers, Pastor Charleston. S. C.?Sunday _fol"towing the- trsMaTTrrc^iniiriTTTTrs the pastor selected as a text 'Roman 1:10, theme "Power to Save". This sermon was a great soul stirring message. - Sunday school at the usual hour an interesting session was held. "Two nerso'.es Joined. At So'clock a rally was sponsored and a neat~ftum wntr tfsTized. Evening worship began at 7:30. St. Matt. 28:20 "John's Mo*'e of Raptizirig", was the theme. At the close of this sermon one person was received into full membership. Holy Communion, was administered by-the pastor as usual and a good many partook of it. A lew visitors wrusnippeu wun us. t or your subscription .will bo liscontir.uoJ. . * ? _Cwno_to_chir v cli members.; go to* huech Christians. ? NEWHKUUY NEWS The vLLi'iness congregation of Gannon town !avo very inspiring e~ ekes. Tin'ir p:iv(iM is"ttffv. Mr nimmf-on J \jm Winston-Salem, every time lie comes different ones ??>m bis church there accompany rin which is a gieat addition. Sad in this community are three,, uok and not very far apart. We3 egret the misfortune .of Mr. Thos. iYalker and hope for his recovery. We were very pleased to have levfl and Mrs. A. H. ReasoneV of 'alvary Presbyterian e: vch as o;;r -inner?guests.:. accompanied _by_ heir son. .Percival. a splendid t-nurester. TV family are pure" pecimen of Christianity, a minster, a pastor and a Civ. istian '.renalhen il Ly aJ_eeiuiiile.:\vifQ-. )ur latch key. hangs ever on the c.itside for them. CI. A FEIN HIGHLIGHTS _ .The C- itevia club presented ' its annual nrogiam in honor and emcnibranco <>f Paul L. Dunbar , M.?r:i!ayv-- February 28, IPtlS.7''o Jifo of Punb.tr was. veny* inter ostingly arranged into" playlet "pri.ii by Misses Essie Moivc an.: '* h<J Card;-. membes of the* lub. One of tho main points "ought out that in 1S'.)7 Dunbar was offered a position as intivctcr at C.'laflin.. . ,ln our main show case ia Leo. 4 ;'l'ra-y?rrrm~exhibited tw</ liaiuL' l;eichi"fs preserved from I'uj Rev dutionary era. Doth were the property of Mrs."Phyllis Reynolds, g-'-nmd m+rt+ier- -rrf-one-of- eu-rfrc lty .members, Mrs. Maty Curry-David. One of the handkerchiefs was a gift to Mrs. Reynnl's from Marquis La Fayette when en his last visit to the T'nit'?') >-"1 t :'s TVioi-f. nr.. ;iPa jiclll.'., -i-<? exhibited from tin* Civil War period. 5 ' 1 On* our book rack are seen twelve new books, which have been selected 'hv exports n- con.!' readirir. Anions: them are Treasure Island. Complete Works of O. Henry., . David Coppertiold an 1 Th ee Musketeers. Hey. O. W. Williams represented the Oyford club over' the Week 'Mid in Spri?a;town with Rev. T. T). Creep. He ?aid cut (,'f all his experiences with his older hroths, Sprir irtown is one of the few ola:es where the relictions funeHnrmy ot* the family which is our ba it: irs'itution has not change, he -was in a spiritual atmosphere all day. Rev. Green gave him the second Sur..'ay at Rpringtowti while, he is at his other church.* as a son of Claflin her flajr will nof trail the dust in my field, 'he said. Mr. Claude Willis reported a .veiv interesting trip tr. the* S.[A. T, A. A. toiirrament. Claflin Pan thers won from Paine and Voor hees but !oH to Georgia Ftate by a score of ilfi-lM.?The, chnmpionship run Won by Claflin is quite Mr.- .Tames Cooke, o*ne o-f the ne mbr^s?jyf. the Claflin Panthers basketball team is recovering from ?m major oneration in the' Orangcbttrpr hospital. ?Mr. Cooke was an outstanJinpr member of the team, and is well lilted "iv evervcwM-. ClaflinAes. ?V JOHNSTON NEWS - __ ' The M,t... Zion Sunday school opened at ihe u.-:.al hour with the 1 Supt. and tuiehers at their post 1 <d duly. ^ silver tea was enjoyed at the t huin^ Of Mr. an! Mrs. A. It. Har-"^ ii-on on ld-t Sunday. The" Faithful tVo-kintr cIj.V? is to- .j have a wj>i;ev '<^*1 at Bouknnjht : ft Ftidav ?d"ht. M-i'ch 11. '? . Miss Thehua K"<?rt our 7'h finde tenrtf"r sO'-ip pm weekend . . :it ' limui- .in (4^11>ii?i1.? Miss \ >'da !)';r. ?? of Aupfusta, fja".. was "the tf'-Uof her parents Pev. a'hd" Mrs. M. M. Pavis on j, > i>'Tinny. ; j T1-. and M-s. Handy Coleman of Aiken were <rw -ts of Mr. and M>s. Wii'lma? R'a nl -m?Salui il&.v. I * T.ittl.e Misses. Catherine Brooks i' anrl Annie frla'v<? Rvnns spent the 4' week-end in Monetta with relSttvesr ~ "" : !1 - m . \ Mr. and Mrs. Xoab.. Amos mo- J trvod over to Edgefield .to see Mr. Ki'tre'ne Waldo. ^ s Mrs. S. X. Martih (vf Greenwood < sprnt the week-end with Mrs. E. \ Hooper a-.' 'Mis,, Gladys""V. Hur- ^ ley on May street. Mr. and Mrs! Frank Grapram returned to X< w York after a visit *o Mr. and M*s. Xoatj Amos. Prof, nrd Mrs. R. X. Smi'fr vis ill'd Ill Mil'lbpr M) n:tr Sunday. j TlnnVd-ty nTctht.?Miss "llattie ~r M-iles erterta'nv d for club -Xo." 4. i Mrs. ATiee ]>avi< 1^ ill at this W'-i'ingr: we hope she will soon be ' well attain. ' ] ' kittle M'-s F j nio :M-ar4on ' Yi.imc of F'hrfdi'-l i sp nt "the t week-end with ti e little Miss BeWlah Pope.' _ ; ; j ' M MfT?- c-....t -rtyrr-<?^ Mis. Savannah Vminer is able to c bo up a"d about* after boipjr in for | several 'Jays at her'" home. .Mrs. A lire Williams is a reader ' ! ?be "Leader". The. P. T.. A. bad a minstroll | bow in order to raise funds for The" s. C. I\ T.~ xr tluit Avni Tje"" -ho'J in Columbia this montlv. . The bovv basketball team lost < a hard fo.upht tram? wi'h Haines , 'ti, Sjrce. that '.hey have defeat rl Ward. I'atosburj; and ICdgeficld , boys. On March 1th the F.drrofiol 1 C'</.' 1 Trainine school trove a hralth pro ! am. StMil"iU.'.?fton)?Uw?third. throujrh the tehTTi evade played a "ri'.T pint in ill .1111 iti/.irtr tt-'-'d read _imr papers t'o wvko the. prn^ra*r. a se'eeess. Hi/ Tu< k r and Dr. ' )..v? v /white i jrave- very- interest?1 ner talks. , P'-of. R. X; ,Smith. .^Ies/r.s A. P.. Harrison, West Peterbark Jlti ' (\ P. Pope. motored to B.ttis acad ,;mv c:\ Thursday "niirht for the prrpose " of vet-en iny information" , 'o orjrauixe a. h.iy scyut here. HKTTIS sHt. t OI.I.KtnHXKWS lty Pu'-.v L. Nicholson Op. last Friday evrnjip* the st-udr nt-bodv tin l t-nrhers Ayam..am=-. tertai-ned by- a dramatic recital, rjiven bv Mi-s Mario J. Brown, . i . . . i . l 1. it.. 1 - amausi am-1.; ?ne aepr inu auu5 ? ,:e untlu ailed through<V't the rccontior. Mis* Belli Grilfm rrndnatn nf MS spoilt the wool; end on the jaurditi.s. ? , Beltis Ahnmd 1 ad a meeting on 'as.' Sat' vdav" ov niau* at the home ' r.f Mrs. B. I.. Nielndsdn. A large I'"."1,."'?of?Uw?gin" liiOe:'?wdi'f? p-esent. Amoncr the visitor* on the campii Sunday were: Misses Francis anl AbeUo Paltnore. Helen Whitlock, and Annie Blocker of Grn*-: v'Jle; Messrs Floyd and Samuel Hammnds of Bidtre Spring. All graduates of Bettis academy. Mi-. Willie Watscn a graduate of '.">7 who i* now teaching in Newberry county, accompanied by - his trsssitrrrt teacher at "Newbefry were also visitors on the camus. Mr. Wise, registrar of A. and T. college, Greerehoro, N*. C.: the Misses . J.. K. Wilkerson. Sarah ' Horry. Naomi Dargerlield. Miss I Pipkins and Mr. E 'ward. Morgan were-gests at th"1 vesper serviees on . Sunday evening. Mr. Wise -mnde n short talk-,- which -wa^ fiK -l?v- nil- t-hat?was present.? . The?Glee club rendered a pm ,rram at Mon-is Chanel church. Greenwood, Friday right. They " were accompanied hy Mrs. Colins. st: pail a. m: e.^-iifrch .. Rev. W. M. ' Gantt, Pastor' Lancaster. S. C.?Sunday school ^nf?"-d of- the n=ual hour with the Supt., Mr. F. H. MeG-ill in charge. Review, hv Rev. G^ntt. Service began 1J :30. Rev. Gantt preached*a hoK'e senjnoTt aft' " which the Lord's Supper was adwinist o?*c i. \ C.F, League opened, at 6j00 o'elork wi'h the Pre sidcr j,, Mr. Louie Ingram"1h charge. We had as our guest. Mr. Rovnn and Mr. W. T Gnntt of Columbia: Sunday night our Presiding Elder .T. r. MoClellan was with us. TTe preached a wonderful, sermon. The sceor-l quavtor!y conference was then held. We made a round ri tflt,*ll flf S.12.55 W3S The Ichors' hoa-d niot Tuesday night at the home of Mr. and Mv?s.; James Saddler. ?_ The Allen Stars met at the parsonage. -* The. 'B" Square ciub met Sunday nftermwr at the church. This elulxis progressing With, Mr. I,.o-_aa:(1 Rutlcdge as president. Those on the sick list:, Mrs. Katie McCoy, Mr. 'Buster Blair, Mrs. Martha Richardson. The Stewardess Board No. 1 met Sunday afternoon at the:hfrtne [of Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes. FINAL PAY-UP fe. " . WEEK * V THE PALMETTO LEAD El MOUNTVILLE NEWS. Sunday was a beautiful day and rwonil'r how could people "stay! iome from Cod's Iioiy. temples, it'ivice.s at Piedmont Presbyterian .hunch was \ cry j^ood. T!',e guyst 4 eakor .was Ilev. .Mr. Cox, .John.-.! .on C. Smith university, Char-lotto ST.C. His subject was "I Fin;; in lim no Faults at all." Mr. Cox s quite nn interesting speaker.! Ye were grateful to him l'ur his vnriorful message. We hope Rev. ohnson wiP bring him again. On Feb. 20, Mrs. Anna Simpson ind son Walter gave a dinner in 10nor of-the Piedmont teachers?-.!, lbs. Caldwell and Mrs. Gilliam, 'hey we!e accompanied by Miss .ilia. M. Pitts, Madam S.It Linday, Alyce Pitts, Mr. Karl Linday. The dinner was enjoyc: by a'n. Miss Mary CaldwelJ Visited her vas accompanied by^Mr? Walter Simpson of Clinton. . " Mr.. J. L. Cook, Mr. Dandy callo.i it the home of Mr. K.\\\ Pitt's Sunday. Miss -Christine Lindsay vas, hone for the week-end. Mrs. I\ D. Piits is improving nicely, j HAPPENINGS IN A HO IN I) ROCK HILL The?members .of the?Mr;?Sirmi SaptLst church of Gaffney gave heir pastor, Rev. J. H. Lewis a a*ry?ploarant and?pleasing purarise. when .they staged a bit.th )arty at hi* house Sunday. Feb. 171 h. They planned this party anotig themselves and brought ev? rythin ; ready prepared! and com ng near his home -early Sundav norning they waited until he lofj :o preach at Mt. Hebron. After hey saw him drive away, they ante out of'anibush, surveyed the pot where he dwells an i took pes session of the house. While a nart if the crowd went to Mf Hebron hnrch to hear the service, the ithor part stayed at the heu-e and prepared the very excellent reinst. ' ; The crowd that went to church, istened to a sermon preached by ho paster from Luke 1S:1 "Men aught, always to pray and not to faint." Or.as Moflfatt puts it. "The iee:l of always praying and never losing heart." The preacher said in his. outlines, (1) Prayer is a dluy?til?Pruym- L a pi-jvib f.'O Prnver is a necessity ami (1) After the swmnn an ! ofTe'ing the nfople of Mt. Sinai told ih<> pasItt.?thryworo in a hurry hut :h.T.i~ decided to noo pass his homo with him. in the meantime they had 'muted two. of the deacons of Mt. riobyon and their wives who came following1 close behind the pastor and the -Mt. Sinai brethren. . , When they arrived at the homo of the pallor, very much ' to hLc_ surprise he found'there Rev. J.A. Recder, pastor of the Gethsernano Bo.ntist church, Charlotte, N. C._. with "tVv(T*6f nis (ieacops i.ec Hen-' nett and Sm. Chapel. When we entered* the house the minister was utterly surprised to see so many Mt. Sinai people, there, but when he beheld the table with its very beautiful decoration and that very excellent repast he was dm-thfounded and 'when he did speak he cried: "You have got the old coon fit last." After enjoying the aftho minister and his good wife told the good frierds any time their spirit moved them-, to do it again. Many thanks to the Mt. " u T XI T ?Mnai i^apiist tnuu u -t*J. n. *.???>%-. EDGEFIELD COI'NTY TEACHERS MEET E. V. M assov, Reporter The EdgofioM County Teacher* association holrl its monthly mcet-_ incr at Edgefield Academy. Prof. W. E. Parker conducting the devotional exercise. Mrs. M. M. Murray gave a report of the mooting of the 3rd Congressional district ' which was hold at Newberry,"January 20. Prof. W. E. Parker made the following announcement: Mr. John teacher in Sotjth Carolina teach at least five persons for the next two years to read. In this way illiteracy will be greatly reduced in South Carolina. A suggestive outline for Field's Day which is to he heTd'Airrjl 1. -at?E-dpefir ld?fteadenvy- was pased, out to the teachers. An orchestra demonstration was given bv EJgefiolrl ncademv. dinvted V/y Mrs. Rosa F. Parker. All present enioved tbi^ demonstration. Smlo hv _m?i. ..Willie Simkinst - Mis**, Martha Wright, Joanes teacher of Lexington county gave interesting and timely remarks on the Criteria for Mve seTretioTi^vf^ .unit fir the rte^ mentary grades. We all enjoyed Mis* Wright and we-fvTe extending to her an invitation to come again The body adjourned until the next meeting. % weston chapel Rev. M. G. Williams., Pastor The Junior .jBtfcvMdC'S. P^ttrd mpt at the home of Mrs. Mary Hayes Wednesday night. March 2 1 '.VMS at R:00 o'clock. After the usual opening by the chaplain, the bogrd discussed having an extra r.ual at each meeting to swell the treasure. ?Mrsr-Haves hrrd an* "Orange Party". A neat sum was '(alized. The hoard sympathizes with Rev. Williams in the death of his. mother* They contributed a flovo) O^eving. Mrs. Willie Gordon and Mr. S. A. Carter were leasant visitors. The board will meet at the home of Mrs. Fannie Johnson, March 10 at 8 nVlock. A "Foot Measure" party will he the social side. Fay one cent for each number you w/iarv 1 CAM DKN NEW S. Mather Academy The rut sic deptu tment (if 'Mather Ae;idcn?y pave nnuuul pre P'ram of Nejfto Spirit-n;;! \ Sunday alii.)'I") 'I he 11 r 11ii.i' Coll-t-MLiuurlui.-reuaiwed a provM-a fft at .Ma ihep Acaieiuy ii.-t Tue-'lay eveiii11e". A vei jri1'-;;.";j'(,_r f,r???V. ;.-ii: was heard by- 'an appie viuavhi' audience. St. Matthew I'raiiiinyr School ' Mrs. 1 .*-!;: h 1.' tea'-: "i i.f1 lb eiade v|M1,| ufvi fivJc? niis<'t'!!;ineon - pi'nvri ; rn in 'he* form <>f a 11 i j ;...i ,jj^t-rrr^Fv-~ nh"f?'." Feb. Mi.... K. 1 ~ proved to I-.! ,\ l "a: . >! ii-i r ft. m Station. SMS. J he pro.'ram vv;ifor the ! ,,f 4\ ,. ] an-i' 'ho foHowiny pattkipaieri from Mitlh-fr Academy: I r f. r i.i r n or; t a I r.Yet', f.Anda's 1? .noo'i ML-'sA-* vis \\ allito'*- trorhddrTT,*^*TT'n'~j p vta 'dIU'a?iiii<? Siitn 'r-o - *M i-s Ad iio Pickett; CnosT Smaller Mi - J. . la Bryan: sAiIt,ieo.-> d'Kaiiy ToSchopl." Sojiis by Miss. Avi- Wallace! .Jackson H< .. R. u-*5t:?jt' Mi?s Mabel Knyli-h: Jb tcMiiv M,,-\ Ad-die Ransom; s-d??. Mrs. >. H. Pavton, aeeomnani.od hv Mrs. Ada Duron.-Rev. W.T. Nelson ron'Vred Sylvia anT" MTV. Mar v S. Moon-. Micrhty T ak A l,'...,.- am-. i)m... numb' rs wi re put e*or it; a t.'*r way npd hi?itt-i't" t ^ ' . . pave n Vllv-r .otfcrimr of ?<*,. >;?. A crrTe?WTT^lhiti r.A",...I, - H-V rice Reynolds held Iio- lucky r'nu her. an ! was .presented a tyjdv Uho'. dat'??A ft,.i.?* iv 11T'd ?T~ Mf- sV11'l'iTr~ 11 <?tf? * t "or;' o i ffi: .j i d with a lovely tea. at. her home. Those Present were: Mr. and Mrs.. J. S. Meyers."3tr. and' Mrs. J.W. Stover. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Daren Rev Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. R.. T". Monro, Mr-. T\. R- b'r:s7.n and the Misses li'-atrieo Reynolds. . Ruth Stewart. Avis Wallace. T.ula Btyan and Julia Thomas. Mr. an ! Mrs??It.. K. Moore spent Sunday in lt?nk Hill as jruest of Mr. .uni Mi's, r.: IV M..orr:~ Rev. Moses <>f fJeoi'.'etnwn, is at the home of his'.daughter Mrs. A. M. Ransom; for a feu* w< eks stay; .Imping-do recover front recent, illness. We" hope ho will he out .in a few days. Misses May me l>"by. Julia M. Thomas. Acmes IVna Thomas and Mr. Ro!r r,t Freoman spor t S.Vu'r* day jin?ITa t vi'lo a - tTyiu-no.i t>' of. r>r. an" M<-. t; \w oTT^T M iss A. M. Thomas. ' Miss Foby left, Mi 11 1 iy f o r. Trent .!i. X. .1 iiiii.tie ,sliu. live?. Mr. and Mrs. Tims. M. Wbyn'tt, spent a few davs in t'-o city with friends. Th<y Uft Monday for Brookly?'. "N. V. Mrs. J. !{. A-J 'i'v of T'mnton^ville, an l ?J'r>. .Lili an W. Brown <rf F'o'-oe,... visitors to Ute ( jtv .Surda.w vrr ten at Iter h'?m Sundr.v after noon, for* the b- r.efit of Trinity church. A lovely at'teinoon whs "jtyfent Wl.' h .\|Ls *SoM on as f>rs'tcss. The Sunday school of Trin'ty presented an intev: -; Iner program Sun 'ay tweninv. The elass,.* rallied and ^l'J.T'J was reported on the church debt. s"rs- T"h'1 1"-" MrKain who la. J i-M Mr. and Mrs. I). N* C Lin? return Of! tr> Pa rhv. IV'... M'w'av;~~ _ nr t tt ti , , i..?C;?f*7 Rrevard. lb.v W* T. -Mr. Win. Hi iwnloo. prof. J. W. Martin am! Mr. II. TT. ' llaile. Jr.. att< Jhdod tV>e rer i!ar r>V"?it!i!v inn N iiur of the ritivnra Fraternity .in (' bnnbin Friinv r'.rv.inor. Mrs. K-.tcl! F 'Jail'! ii-'fa:*"0'! t!n> Aco of !..- * Friday aftimoon, at For ?>a"r:ru] borne <n Cami'l 11 ,?t.>vof. Tin' tabb's were lai<l for *wvlvo' tlv covers, parkins and favors*?were mcailv arrnivo l on each table. in national eo!ors. A Per a very tasty two pniirsM service. t!^' o>v' is were ii'iiMWil ami players wore ready to bi-iiin. At the end of six I>ro?rn?ssionf5 the -ooi'o? wore a< follows: Mrs. Will.. !:: ! . W Ilinms. "first elub prize: Mi-s Julia Tb"mas. ?ercmd and Mrs. \ a p... rep low. Misses M: hb- Fr dish M. E. Hnl'V a?'J T. ; i sp- \\~,.Jsj Wore -oil!' riu'-'s. Fa"li?ii'1-1 io| u 1 b n crift. Everybody w-pt away feoliny haiw and Inolrrnr forward to next?week V- ortc ' linin- nt. I IU SSE! l.VFI I K NEWS <?..??dnv sflioej ow e. ,i ' pi en oV'r-n k wi*It tbe wi'b.irc fit ?i-o:'\ i. 1.1 -* .1 i. r? ' -I in . . . - n C ' H IV.'V. .VtdW- i .1-.: iwrprhor! n Wi>rd"> fel s.o?R T< v St. Matthew? 11:2!. T'hovnh ?? built n ch'"ir in the church. n.?p ?* .'! i v . ^hin with us. -Rend thi "Trader" an ! "Tfe1f the 1 a 11 < t. The Heme Fhnrity T N*e.~6 pave a lev pram at Juvavnh S:"~ day at 6 n.n*. i At evening worship Rev. W. McCln-y preached -from St. Matt. 25:6. MT. OL1VK n\l'T. CHURCH Rev. .T. I.. Hrnnk^v Pastor TvT"Tr~T.prm iVniPf'-p" iiktiri Tffr-r with Suptr A. lUmiuar in chary After the' U-.-er. n:ui review by the pastor. At 11:30 mo-pine service began Rev. ltroe!>s selected his text 1 .dohn-SS :X!?, thorpe "Where T)e N'r,j l.ive". and at '!:30 p.m. R v P'- 'pLl Went t ' .Narateiie Bant. church with Mt. Olive Rnnti?' "hip cli chofr'arut proacliwl another pront sornio", spbn?<ved hv Mr< A. Copland, principal of Xazarene .H'hiH'l. , Wp wore pla1 to have in our service* Mr?. Clarence R. Walker from X. V. C. He is vacationing with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. B. Campbell. Mr. Wi'k'f i? a U. ?. Postal Clerk in N. Y. C. / V ^ Ill (-KI.KHK.V'1KB OCA HON A J,. Gi; ID A.N US J IK ' fii-irr 1-y A!|.ha H< ta Gamrr,.a sorii ty of rlit (Jianaid 1 i I i -' ! 1?I-*'1' "I!!' In i V u' i ' f ii'tiircr.f - . bratod Vocational fiuidarw Week, la-it. w ' k._ '1 wii ( }.n?Kiiiins wimc |H':- <Tir 1 by' tht the Tin- f'i! . jiiotrnoii pri'S' rit- '! *-'1 Monday m : r25r:'.'uriny thg , i p. ; j,.,| with Samuel ns .'a; sT':i _uf ;??s -tn-Tf-irTr.rt TV^Tn~7Ir7rv^"i 1 by (1'.. I'mi yj* a paper "The . \'o-fJtiiifanee" 1 by LJvlxi Iiojr.e: a pm-nj t I !a Ivilv: rep"intr "Advice*' t o .j H -y." T>'tfn -Strp'py: "piano >sohj t "Ami! Sh-.wev-" Fr.-fVla X?-rri~'i. l '-mai I:s lYof. Zimmerman. <l < e nr^.'rnini, which w ;. ?. h' Id Thai. dn-'t -.r the chanel J""''"'* W'h Hrw ^>,!em-an pre-h! 'J ' '<"1 .M Mfi" r ti>w!le 1 A?nVr. \v'"? ir vara.us v-vat ' -ns "Uti : p<.in?erl 1 :>. ?> vt?*i * .' n*t :r. which 1 v. ; for train- [ > . ',rl:.- . S'-'vM?;u.fj praver ' v s i-^X.Wi'lrinv: , bv I.v., 1 ( a'iip: p::-n<? S'.'n P/ 1 1 bn'sr ifin of p.,.]]<< ?.44i*h"at.'ivi"TTTTjari:* J,v Pr/.f. V .mtv.ei iih-in. . ' I ' | part of tiie _ia.li !;: a i (-at- _u, a < r vnra- " .?. .,.;,r.',wfl ,,,i] hi'4>T hy'tV- ?o- * A!i vt /lent.- .fram the cth . ;T7"^ " ' '-ri~ 'h-> ' With v ;r. ; V, write the v>-thev j, a, th(/r j ' vvi.-k ;t . for such * :>'*). ?>n vu'i s?>?'for , t h<*.' .in'cii" ! >}). A tahulut ?mi of t he ^ vote* that .> h<>ol teaching ] a*:'! heart y culture had b'i'r, sed hy the '-'route:' ivjinliff of VWtU. The; 'wore many select itu* i < lnba'tiiuur. prize f-'lit hur. earp'-n- i t ry. brick. !)Va-"?iry, ?v.<-"av; < . mil-.' -ic. art. arid nurse trninincr as wall" 'a- many -other- ' ft'drf* aT 1 hi1 ri-a -ofi"; yiv?;n 'for such -selection rvih'-'aay of s|n-c'al likes ft>r < h< <i'rt .field: h^'iuisr of* influ- ( ' ?r o of "I'iicf'in* else; 'iccavr>f t'<> no-si1]- income, The results of this. ifH will he used for future study hy the society. The Alpha Cola Gamma' honor society i- a society fortnod for the \',t f C^U'f "r^ ~ studs at rtiust maintain a:: av'-.?ur.* as well as improv-mo* t in of Ft. It ha.- created much intere-t anion.' the hich s h.onl studt hr? !vldl- V'li w \~,t .^*1 ? -! ? i ? -- , . ":1 st'.dorVs to roa"h the r?? nuirvnionts for admittance. i Tr,. boys ar.i! :r: 11 ~ basket ball '''fir.;' v.'"p a ?l<>u':3e hendt'v fr^nt W. 'Fri.by-nL-ht h-'ie. Tics fbf-y ! >,i ?c.-i! i. s >n Hieh'*?.11* _K!~!iit's Mountain. N\ . ( .. here. I5?.th' teams were v'ctor in a pievic.us tranuT* w it h L1 a vid<..n. See Geoja'e MeCroe far The Palmottu "Leader. cat}; week. J n CLlAN shave Using a ' Razor . . . Simply t$)ip* - W ^cur ^e'ar^i . 3air:.. CFF! i. nvv.-e a >\i v.v LvmU?V.v:nm No :.ol\ r. r. .> -vr i.i.:; .. 1..1 t>.v> r.o M- apply Ma?:c .Sh.sVir.u IV'tt ; as ci:r v u-ti ? then ' " p" ' IT. ia stnoruh > ". ..;y.v> :i' _ ; r.i "'sirs ' te ' any dr.tit Mir. * If you '.v.i!U 1 r::y ?> !. vc v*?u buy. \vr;to Muuic SiV.vivJ PcCo ."bopt. Savannah, cm . ;v.r i:\-e trial sample. ? * ' SUBSCRIBE FOR THE READER . f? *7o- ttic Qisil Jlu.i'u>Lj, u+itA fa's, A DATE TOftlB&EIi eo'ur h iir is stieuhed. iron scnr or g'.-.y ti. us pi. is.,! he re \ /ii re h nit a' i to a t. l> :t t V, 13.* t "Si C. T'O ", i'l 1 K'-Mli! fio ] ii ?<? r i.i 'ti'. o r and tti; : b o! (i i.leto.n J 'rt'.U. -. 1.1 .i low ten iT". T.7Ti'i \ I ..! r"> a h .n.':! I sa i 'e (i.i.'u v in is .>. i." 1>row Ivotk.) lining it r ! . -tre ths tracts r. vti l?kc.moths to a tl 'me. - C!9?'n.-r h-.? GCD.FrOY ?V.V 'JFArTURiN.'i COM?*'" >t"C>"OO0 > O 0 v O OO O.'Ow v OO O OOO | Shandon G I "Say It Wit Flotucrs For i _jf_ _ ] Member FTon --S--?- ?Duliverv A I TELEPHONE 5109 r*n?e 3 GROll' 1?MARLBORO TEACHERS MET AT OAK GROVE Group 1 Marlbui u t< aeheTs" ai<'t at 'ho ()ak Grove school, . llit ( li;ilVtniir>J Miss Graham, presented Mrs. T. Mctj_eeji^ who conjucted the J* votionai p- noil; In observance of theatm.?>phcre. oyf pati iotism, f" obi y';.; y brin^-:, t:.e program was h'iri (iedicatl il to thosn rrf r>tir? who lived" Such noble lives t- M 'nifir' 1 !? V'1' i i Auiei - L-. a ant Huttie. Hymn'ouwttp Jn memory of George^ as/iinjj'.or.; Pi ayes* of the Patriae, Mt . .McQueen. Greetings to nitron? \v i- expre*se ; in a vcy inique way by the Jeanes teacher u.-o explanation of the purpura of n'.eetn gs'. ^ 1 lui >t>i?j*---t f<.|- discussion-' was '1 he Most .KfTec'-ive Type of Disi1 1'm?tin??Ni'W Sy.stt I it?of ~ ! < aching.Mrs. Mamie V. \Vrig',i, j*i a very nam and effect ive way ' brought ' rt nay point- win *jj showed hat <!isc.iphne by other tneati>' ban corpora) punishment was oo.-t advi.-.a:]e. Me.-rs Samuel J'la-i-r and .J. A. A..-djo<>k fiir iban d'- -great iy to the inlormur ' u?n of ?the group through thc>r opo- t.-> J nu-. our groujX was .j I; e:.a I i.er.e .ip its .belief that-cor )'V!al p ji.;s.;.n.e!!.t. should b?\ the. U itn.-t j'Wl. : : -M \\ right ;?re.-?'.-.'od que.-t\jon ^ group. jjadbrsr npp,v; - ity to n-ve <;ir<-ct questis... answered.A jju-jii day- at Uak i' ' t> ? ?? ? Mrs. /dura M McRae teacher id . be sehooj ana ho.-.tees intiouucei . r faithful, patroi.s present. They ' se-ved a ve'y n;t;e'' iving : -i iinner to the g.oup." Apprecia- j~ wli c ju oy .Wi. S. K. r'raser. suifc.M, lii&cktna;,, 'r<portv.'. Southern "Ry. System Arrival and departure. of JJISSSi. CTRTTt train.-. operated by the Southern Railw-ay ("ornpanj. at th? I nion -Station. 0?r<mbia, S. rfTootive Dec. 17, DdlT. Tr. Leaves. - . a No. Columbia: For: 21 5 :00-A " ]Nf (' h <*- tor. Rock IT ill ( Charlotte. \Va>b ? " ini'U?n 0 TA'i A V - ?: K now i!!e 12 8:30 A. M. St. -Matt .. Orantrebure I )iar!c?-1(in ?1 8:30 A. M. Aucusta. Aiketv 1 b :.?u A.M. Nw I)1. .iiririiwifiv Grtfnviite. . If 8:1") A.M. Hlk'vk.. Barnwell Savannah. ** ilS 11^20 A.M. C<Trt(leh. Cancan iff. Rork Mill. 27 12:40 P.M. -Sp hsj.. - Ashvie. Chi. 2* 4 :*>() P. M M '' ' burir. Charleston. 32 5:00 P.M. < h??strr. Rnck Mi I "5 -s+ Bait. Phil. N.Y.C. 17 90 P.M. N-ew'bry., Cr'woa. And sn.. Atlanta., .23 t'.-P1 P.M. Srvnr.r.n1,, Jacksonville. Miami. Tam. T r. A rrivta?. TSo. Columbia From: 81 lloO A.M. t'Miama. 1 Jak'vlle.. Savannah lb 6:20 A.M. Atlanta Anderson 31 1 8:20 A.M. N.V.. Wash." Chari., Hock Hill 117 12:23 P.M. Shelby. Rock Hilt. Lancaster, Camden 27 12:35 P.M. Charl... Or'brp., St . Matthews 2S 4:40 P.M. Chi.:-AshVic.-Spar. 20 4:30 P.M. Sav., Kirn.' HlkvU-. 32 4:15 P.M. Aug:.. Aik.. l'at'h?:. 10 0:30 P.M. Asluv>. .Spar'V:/ (Atlan., OreenvilleS 11 9:23 P.M.""Char... Or'brj?. Su ?Matthews 23 9:20 P.M. Chat'Lto. Rock Ilill Chester " 4 16 9:10 P.M. Cr-i'iivTv ' Srd-Ts'n, (ire'w .'Oc!., Nw'br* CITY TICKET OFFICE 1208 Sumter St., Phorte 6356 l>?pOT TICKET OFFICE StT At am Street Phonp 5023 It ai- \ ^ .- - v ^ e^w-? . % > HAIR CCLCr< I NG ,, r 3?n fit vrrr . 57 loi-:; /. > '- ^ * A>- *-\-V^7S5T? o owaA o.o'o c-'<?o ooox?o c?kO'oao *>. roerihousc * f" th Flowers Ml Occasions ,sts Telegraph ' :j~ Lssociatian ~ ^ !) :? 3013 MILLWOOD AVE. | QXrqX03CraC*g?^^ _v_ {; , .