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_ Pat 4 ; ?j $Ialmrllu t&raftrr PUBLISHED WEEKLY 1310 Assembly St., Columbia, S. C. Entered at the Post' Dtfiee at Co lumbia, S. C.4 second clasa matter by an Act of Congress. SUBSCRIPTIONS Uno Year $2.00 Six Months ,v_- __ 1.36 * omipg at. ; IVc sUgtfe. t :fii t'j* fFi~ T'" U-TUrn is" somewhat nu/.ziinsr. Why? ' - ?m ?-? TEACH i-iKS I'K F.P.VkIN'G TO FIGHT ? ? Public-school leaches iti-manv of the VrotHh<rr. c'litis niv-bvcmu-ir.ii' n't-i'o ami nunv restless over the unhurt ai'.ottmeiu of public ; nKi.oy for education us between the races. More and more impa trcnt arc fnejT becoming over the j >a 'hat X u" < teachers of equal training and iatia'-r are in,: wortn ~ ** ' hardly ore-; alf of that of white .teachers. They, of- course, know thnf -epnra- L' system arc legal ami care nothing about that, but they too .ke.ew that the law ulerato such wh.-n the thir.g is EQUAL fn ? r:t ".-a-.?Lveteeiie kiums that there is no >.di thine as "Separate hut Equal". These teachers have decide i therefore that it is time that the law he observed. They a' T. - Ta'ki'nir --.bout it. ' that. ha* ! vn dene for years. Instead, they are putting up the money necessary to go into th.e courts ft r a fair an i equitable enforcement f the law. In 'Virginia. the tea hers association has alrccWiv in a special?fund S2.000 for such a fight.- In Maryland. 20 courtii - are making a -move tn hivn t> .'icht-r< wn\r Already a> a result of positive action in t\\\/ counties of that the Kdtu a: ional bo.rds ay reed f equalize salaries. Either such is a fraud. How can public money be really" be fairly apportioned in different proportions as between CITIZEN'S. simply and solely on afr-rmi-p nf race? Certainly, such cannot J>c DEMOCRATIC however much ft might be DEMOCRATIC. Teachers everywhere might as ? well wake up a+rd put. -up- mcmey too. " \MOl NTAIN CITY:; -i: ECHOES i| 7~! ; "> Ry "CAP JJMM "* (I II Well, we must throw a rose or so to the weather man, who has the handling of the April program. Thus far he sure knows his stuff. And if he carfiaw on through the - .??i \ i ntee .Uontns .'<? Single Copy .05 FOREIGN ADVERTISING i AGENCY ? W. 13. Z1FF CO., Dearborn St., Chicago, iii. Uihciul Advertise, men.6 at the rate allowed by _____ law. * Tile lTeadcr Will jjUtitlsh brief and rational letters on subjects oi general interest when they are accompanied by tjie names and add re.-s oi' ttie. authors und are not oi a doniatory nature. Anonymous communication will rn>ri-cetl~ lvvjveted nittliu ii rip r nil nut hi- i-rtnrm'd. 1 - Checks, Drifts and Postal *or E.\ press Money Orders should be made payable to the order of Xhe Palmetto Leader. CEO H. HAMPTON . Publislur. N. J. FREDERICK Editor E. PHILIP ELLIS ..Field Agent L. G. BOWMAN Circulating Mg! < . .. i. i _ ii.. vvr.iiiuuivuu' 11 illUKUVU lt/1' LliO current issue' must bo very bin f and should reach the editorial] iWsk "hot ^iter than Tuesdayeach wrick. City news, .locals, personals and social, news by Wotlncsduy, ? I Hin nrss r.1,1! Editnriii 1'hone -152-' , , SATI RDAV. A IMvll, y. 1H3S TIIE PRESIDENT'S SI CCESTIUN. In a p.Vss; cui lt'e!eiiee a- few weeks aye.. l'Yevidcnt Roosevelt . advanced the sUirjxesticn that tin fedehu'?tj-niLii.. should...be mipowend to investigate lynchinys. S ? Ym-;?In via \ c . t ?r-rn?seems?tier -have (ii?-d nbornijiir . inasmuch . ay . no action whatsoever has bocrl tak< n l>y any member of Conyres _in. c::acli:.a the.idea .into law. P. > over- .*!(> day-. n,>e of the most ?; som-olc- ; ?';i: :?m1 n .mi i a" ic?ttri? has tel.1 th.it ("ctiyrtvss ever saw was lield .-way; it was ahainst the pa -. saye of a fcUial ant i-!yncliiin bill., l- i i::;r til! of that, time all lu:-ine>- w.'< held up in the Senax-.-, a: yt;t x.: t ote Word cann l'roir.. the I'lv-hYnf. W hy now any s-yyestion fr-m him at all or th'- hiiah-nfiy- ? ll'.' 11-lL t'Vrll?La tile ii < i i.l I -1 t's- V.o-.jc-sl: on ua? t rati-la; -d in.!,, a law. is it .-or could it hc.jopre otVecti\i in conibattir lyv.circ 'than the Wayner-Ya:. N'uj s ai.'.i-Lj- ih hit tf proposed -law-? " ;r~ month, as he- has started, a basket full of~all kinds uf beautiful flowers shall be"H?s, W it nuw, Old tioy, we are with you. ? \s ell, Saturday being the ttrsUbin April, so as per rules ijjp^tffccnVille County Tenehjer**'A^suM-iatum neid its moiithl^scssion. For some .reason or another, the attendance was exceptionally poor and the interest seemed to have been just a device or so above freezing point" air. (J. A. Andrson, the nearly eucled' State I'residentr and exptesident of the County Association made a very timely address ..inch was well received by the * - .tw out. The retiring president uawng served his two terms made ii^."^vnil song." This indeed was iiot cheerful nor encouraging. Alien he was ushered in 2 years ueo, we happened to be present. At that time the organization was itill of hie- and pep, there was piitc a friendly rivalry pvvr tlu election. The finances of the As-ocunion:/in good shape, well now ton t misunderstand nie, they at ; .ca.-t had a few dimes.*11 treasure .1.1 . a clear sheet as to debts?but _.ou-_iuul behold?the retiring heau 1 oited ti.at lie was in the hole ..ei nd iSlio.UU. The secretary, ana 1 casurer had unpaid claims with . s> than JOe in treasure; and the \eneral interest of the Association lea'd-? las- llcccoi s oldjliule). The _hUnosphere lit the meeting impress d one more-like being at an-olu . ime "wake" minus the singing \ iinl praying. It hardly seemed pos ' ?ible lor an o'ruraniza t io 11: rompus - J of atound 150 of any kind oT uen and. women, say nothing aboui he' membership being teachers in he p'.blie schools of the City aim. snd County-ami most t?l' thenr hoirets, of lirst. grade certificates, ti lido baJ;ward and get to such ; o\v ebt; within 21 months. ActualC-soine .of the teachers spent tin " .ime ,while the meeting was on. landing out on the sidcwnlks_-talk ML! tjnite a less, of the-few that .cie present hoi bed up and pa adod themselves" out" of the meet tig, while the election was in profess. Now I admit tiiat this is free country. and any time one ,n.ls himself in a meeting, that >es not suit 1 is o? her "appetite ?liei e??uo?law against?putting - tie iOi't ir.to action. Hut roullv h *-1 ^ jj'- . |^ \<i ^ tuith i t' teachers just pel up ami iop out. On thi' other .hand, jf ?-re?v1 .i t* i;ii-:tv?sciiocsly -at?t+rr? line, ? tu- tnipi'.t' ask himself the action: "Why did the few, out o . I he lew ihj.l weie pi eselit lean iu to iieat tile chaplain plead vith tiie tiooti Lord - to dismiss, item and to let His blessings be ?'net- >ny ,:t)"-nr thr-hard and His it-titude tow an s that benediction at as'a :ule. iu.r foik pet in the d i.y thenisclvo and -tlieii take IP tile coed tiljjr -oX_ tbv_l.'d:d bop'. ' inp for help. Weil, attei nuidi tune was taken ip trvinp to timl those who"'were villinp b' take hold and . try. to >rinp about- a rehitildinp process ? nd once attain pet a needful orrani/.ation poir.p pood. The folh'winp were selected to o;\d it for the Coininp two years, dr. It. S. M Fa d .'eri; of Greer chool. presiietit; Mr. I.. T Rob rtspa.?l.trnrcl Creek schuoh?VTCO">!''esident'.; .Mis< .Mae FT Tolbeit, '.aarel C'eik s.-hool, secretary; -Mrs-, -p.- J. Bartott.? Simpsonvilfe chool, treasurer. Now-. there is one thiny that oust ?T~it people dislike to dci ' aky file right kind uf- medicine, nd yet they know, aTid will admit hat that's the thing to do. Now, r do not?[lose as a?Doctor,?not veil some sort of a root doctor. Tit experience has taught us'that here is 1 lit one medicine, taken n time, and according: to Die vies of the "Great I Am." that will keep any kind o?.._iia.-iiivgani. -nation where money is involved in a splendid and healthy condition. That !>' ttle is labelled thus: think well, handle carefully and honesty. according to the rules of the TJrdyr. All the. funds of the organization. On the hack side if you turn over and repd is 'Poison." Don't disregard the directions. We . trust that a hint to the wise will do. We pen at this ho\ir. our re-grcts that our fiiond Dr. E.A:Er Hug'gins is confined to his bed in The hospital. May his be a speedy recovery. PENDLETON LOCAL. Rev. Roscoc Jones, Mrs. Lntimore and daughter of Anderson, also Mr, Whittenburg of Fountain Inn, spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. James Craft and family. -* . * XH1 ; ? MAYBRSO A1 (By W. H. Slii MEETING COl During tho past winter, in my section of the country, the woath- *' er was?very changeable?mostly Jump, wet, semi-warm and cold *' weather spells. Regular olcT "flu weather" as the old folks called it. 21 1 noticed that colds were quite w prevalent. 1 had to change often r according to the temperature. I *s escapeq tne ban cold lousiness. iJid you? ' h I noticed that more women were c' victims of -very bad oolda and flu ^ .han men. Of course; they wear a cry little no matter what the ^ .leather ,may be. c< Few people know what" meeting .1? conditions- implies. They never nake readjustments no matter how "5 iituations change. One woman >pcnly boasts: "I wear the same 01 n winter I do in summer". That n; .anie woman is always . huddling w Aci or near a tire, and always 11 .. nit- ol" vold, i>he ig lucky to be ? ivliiK. ^ .>ow, i uon t go in lor all this I in plus" lainienjL stuff for?erery- I 'c joiiy. One woman said: "You can I C( vear too much as well as too lit| Kampbellgrams i X Stephen C. Ca?pfc?ll ' ^ 1 : . JLfc As I write I am in Durham, N. 'v. ojiroute home from Richmond, chore I preached the John Jasper jn leiiuwial sermon Sunday at Sixth ^ lit. Zion Baptist church, Dr. A. X. Brown is the princely pnstor i:, nd most worthy successor to John w fasper. If you do not believe that ^ ie lias the greatest church in the ^ South, go and see for yourself and f you do not believe that he is ?he?iembttg?pastor?***?Richmond, ou ought to have heard the testi- * iiony of the leaders of the busiioss places. They said that Rev. ,.*? \. \V.. Brown was the only pastor n the citjTThat stood by Negro v usinoss. The following business firms a) vie present and sat in a body: I. ). of St. I.uke, Southern Aid So- jn ^ietrV. -Richmond "Beneficial, Good ? Samaritan, Daughters of Q een Ksther, Consolidated Trust Com- ^ it. I have nwer seen so many peoj pfe at any church in all my trav-ljj ling, -ttiey started at early niorn-l>< Ing and when I came out it was' iu* sea of humanity. The program \;is uniqueness personified. Every ?ermtf trr their?turn nn/t eoeh >v!i< a master of what he was to jn in. Your Dynamo delivered the Memorial sermon and I have never |j( . njoyed such?a?aervice?all my!se nu.uis.iry. Sunday .night was just ' is had. The program was another I p.. masterpiece. Your Dynamo again leliv^'eil the message to a host of 1 people from all walks of life. The whole church is one well oiled machine running as smooth as glass,? The . people love their pastor and follow him all the way. The Sunday school is the last | tt word.- They have the last set-up. J y< Their balance in treasury was $254. jkt Oik of'the Mission Circles raised t th $34 in a free will offering. The ei after collection for me was $35. p< The sexton gets more than the av- w rage pastor in South Carolina, ct The offering for the dav was over tt $300. They do things in a big way. tl Monday I went out to Va. Union to the Ministers Conference. It & was all any one would want to see. D Hie school is asking the churches P' for donations. Mt. Zion was asked P' for $2,000 for Va. Union Univer- R sity. They said we wHl give it. p' Dr. Brown will be guest speaker tl at the S. S. Convention Wednes- tl day?July 43 tmd will'bring KTs~0' "movies he took while irt Europe. s2 He took pictures of all he saw and tt they are wonderful. I tell you Dr. Brown is a wonderful man. I am ai trying to get him to visit all the '> churches he ever pastored that 0 they may see the growth and po- ,c< wer of this man. tl Cora Jordan White has been invite.l to visit our School nf Meth. T ods in July. She is a great lecturer and we want every girl to hear w This woman! p The Balanced Program is taking shape and we will -present"tt * to tl fhe denomination for inspection. R The needs of the State will be r< met in this program and .ideas are ft wantqd. j ti I stopped in Durham with Dr. ei McLester and Dr. Croom mv old h -friend*. Keep up your" contacts s with those whom you once .knew. e - Come on to SumteT Wednesday, t July 13 and 'meet all your c1*bb- 3 mote*.#nd friend*. ci ! fimnrp UAP? ^ MAYBE NOT i JL ft#u 1~ \/ M. , ickleford) VDITION8 le'\ With that I agree. But hat is no excuse for wearing a himbleful of cl^plfyes when the xermometer is registering- around era. 'Neither is it fay reasoax hy men Bhould wear shorts and oiled-down hose when the snow > flying. The trouble is }ust this: We ave become victims to style and ustoms. Women will shiver and jugh and blow noses until they re nea in me iace, just so vney jel that they are rigged up acjrding to style or custom. Health i last cm the list. isease it is not always the last ttle indiscretion committed thai aused it. Ofter it is the oulmiation of a 3eries of indiscretions hich slowly sapped their resisince. When the last ounce of ?aistance.i8 gone, down they gq to We suffer in any situation unss we adjust ourselves to meet jnditions. Yes, sir. (Copyright, 1938 )r JOHNSTON NEWS. Bethel CME Sunday school opied at the usual hour. The lesson | ibject, "Practicing Christian BroLerhoodJ' A Silver tea was given at the ] snie of Mr. and Mrs. John Lat~ 1 ler on Sunday for the benefit of ( lub No. 4. o Mr. George Bush departed ^bis 1 fe March 29th. Funeral services ere conducted by Rev. Davis on . ledlies^ay at .2:15 at Calvary Bap ( st church. Amos & Son underta- , ?rs* in charge. , Quite a crowd from Johnston at nded Fi?Tdday at Edgefield- oir pr.il 1st. Mrs. A. M. Spann, Vivian Spann ( !iss Thelma Koon and Mr. Earl ( iles. spent Sunday .in Colpmbia ( ith * relatives and frien , There will be an Easter program ( : Bethel church Monday night, pril 18th at 7:30. The public is , vited. Mr. Frank Hendrix is very ill a* | lis writing. We hope he will get ;tter soon. . j ated her 5th birthday on Saturly evening, given by her aunt 'rs. Annie Valentine on Walkei reet. The guests were met a t " le door by little Dora. Many lines were played, after which iT- vuth Invito! In thfr dlnfc g room. A white iced cake was { aniped with yellow candles. Denous ice" cream- and cake were , rved and bonny balloons were ? ven for favors. The little honor < lost received many piesents. \ 3ARNWELL CO. FIELD DAY AND TEACHERS' ASS'N. < '. I By M.A.B. j Barnwell County Field Day was ' le largest attended in many ( His. with such good order and ] -en interest 3hown throughout _ le day, everybody seemed to have i ljoyed themselves. Since our Su- "j frvisor Mrs.^ Bailey has" been, j orking in the county, she has i tused a number of the schools ' LJA'ake up and take a part >n J ?e county-wide activities. 1 In all. of the activities Field's ly Diamond Dale school, Md. < eroy Myers, principal took first 1 lace; Dunbarton, Mr. T.R. White, I rincipal, second and Blackville, I ev. Harold Roland, principal, 3rd lace. .There were other schools lat won in different contests but le above named were the three 1 itstanding according to the point 1 /stem made by the prize commit- , >e. 7 We were very pleased to have 1 s our honorable judges Miss Pau- ne Taggart, Mrs. Reed and Mr. wens of Voorhees Institute. The , juntv is verv mncli ??1*1 - ? ?J ? r.1-?r%nM ?l"l I leir very keen judging, which ' nowed no partiality whatever. he day closed with a basket ball j ftme between Voorhees and Barn- ] ell. The latter had a very good ractice. Prof. B. J. Reddish presided at le last Teachers' meeting. Rev oland and Mrs. Bailey, our rep;sentatives to the house of dele- , ates of State Teachers' Associaion must have had two pairs oi ars apiece and written with both ands at one time for surely it perns almost impossible for two ars and one hand to do the work hey did and bring back iwh plendid report. I hope the Aseo- ' tton will elect the tame dele McCOLL NEWS. ? BjT X S. I*8?Ine, Xr. Our school is making elabora preparation for Community Di which is to be held April 15th. C this day the Primary, Gramm and High School departments w have on display some unit pe taining to class room work doi by the student. The outdoor ad vities will be field events and ba ball ~ game between Dillon an McColl. There will be no admissi* Refreshments will be served. McColl Green Wave crossed ba with the Cavalier Aces of Lauri burg, N. C.. Wednesday af tern ex and when the last out was ma* the scores stood 7 t0 6 for McCo CLIO NEW8. We are very sorry to announ the departure of our prominei leader. Prof. R. W. Anderson, pr cipal of Lincoln Junior Hi, wl has recently been appointed to tl position of County Demonstrate Agent of Greenville County. Pro Anderson not only proved "himse a- worthy leader-of this?vlcinli but the county at large. He servt as principal of Lincoln Junior 1 for three years. He was preside! nf tka W o r1K/\??A ? V *vv? w v/uui(bjr xvavnci Association and Pres. of Group af the Marlboro County Teachei Association. During the 3 years < outstanding work, Prof. Andersc paved the way for success at Lii coin Junior Hi." We Tiave alread missed him greatly; but we hoi for~"him a great success in h new endeavor. Prof. S. T. Middli ton will serve us as principal f< the remaining of the school terr Services were very impressh throughout the day at St. Pet? A ME church last Sunday. Rev. < T. HSnton preached a very hea: touching sermon. Subject: "Ri store into me the joy of Salvi tion." Visitors were: Mrs. Louis Miles, Mr, and Mrs. P. H. Rogei The 'Marlboro Jubilee Q|tiart< entertained at St. Peter A. M. 1 church Sunday afternoon. The renditions of folk and spiritui songs were highly applauded b the audience. -Mrs Mable?Dennio spent?tl week end with her mother at L< ris. M iss Sarah Vereen accompai led her back to -spend a few day Miaa Gladys Grier of New Yot is spending a few weeks with h? parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. Watkin BRAINERD NEWS By Willie M. Meeks Everything i3 going nicely ? round old B. I. new. The "Mis Bralnerd" contest is on and e\ erybody i8 working to win. On Sudkiday* morning Sunria; school was held at the usual houi rhe subject of the -lesson was Serving Other Races^ It was we] iiscussed and enjoyed by all. Following Sunday school w issembled at Carmel Presbyteria :hurch and listened to a very in teresting sermon by Rev. J. \V Manoney. His text was Fathje Forgive Them for They Know no What They |Do. Subject Word of Forgiveness. It was enjoye >y everyone. . .The Christian Endeavor was he! it the usual hour. We had as vis itors, Miss Freemoan, Mr. "Youni and Mr. Johns. Miss Freema made a verv interesting talk o 'Obedience". She encouraged u to presa forward and make th t>est out of life as we go. Mr. Young played one of hi original Bongs which was enjoye t>y all. We always welcome visi tora to our campus,~and~ we ~hop they enjoy being with us. LOWRY8 NEWS _ The members of Brown Chap* motored over to Lewis Sunday af ternooh~To w?rship~with the Ches nut GtroVe A. M. E. Z. cHupch Service was enjoyed by all. There will be Communion at th St. Paul Baptist church, Sunday April 10. Everybody is invited t attend. The members of Brown Chape will have service all of next wee celebrating the death of Chris and the resurrection. Prayer set vice Tuesday night. Wedneeda; night?^preach ing by the pasto-i presiding elder, Rev. C. L. Flow* Friday nite a program,. Saturda an Easter ester hunt. Sundav imro ing sermon by the Pastor, Res A. C. Crocker. Program Sunda afternoon by the children. Yo are invited to all of these sei vices. gates for another year. After the check-up for Field day, the house was opened for '< lection of officers for the 1938-J school year. Prof. T. R. Whit Pres., Mr. B. J. Reddish, vlce-Pre Mrs. C. B. Green, Sec., Mrs. 1 Tobin, Asst. Sec., Mrs. Sarah Bii IrfM. ? .. , . ./ .? NEWBERRY NEWS ' ~ _ ? ^ St Matthew Baptist Church a **"" ~ "Rev." W. L. Shepherd, Pastor 7 lJ v m ?. Sunday school had a full atten- fl ai dance of scholars and teachers. ? HI Everyone seemed to have enjoyed r- the lesson that was 8o beautifully j f?e taught and reviewed by the Supt. tl ti- B.Y.P.U. at 7:00 o'clock. The se president opened with remarks as 'd to the training of the young peo- j >n pie. The program was short and it interesting as usual. , t1 ts At 8:00 the pastor took for a , n- text St. Luke 19:3, subject Making ^ >n Good of the Chance to See Jesus. 1 ie The sermon was soul stirring and c 11. enjoyed by all present. v The^paatorTjTinstallation Will begin Sunday, April 10 at 8:00 p.m. We are looking for the cooperace tion from the different churches * and friends. 1 ? Mf3. Dasle Walrope haa been on 10 the sicfiTlist. " We are' glo<r~fo"~s?S" ie her up again. ' 3 ~ a >n . ,ft Calvary ^Presbyterian Church A \f Rev. A. H. Reasoner, Pastor ? Notwithstanding the fact a lot -j of the-children are confined to. a jj- their homo with the meaalea, we J?, lt had a large attendance at S. S. t] and all fo the offiders and pupils r, n ---- - ? - - - A, 3 enjoyed-the entire service. % P3 During the Children's Hour On- C ward Christian Soldiers and were ,n beautifully sung-by them. Pray- ^ er was offered by Mrs. Lillian t, [y- Dean* after wd^ich the pastor's d ^ scripture was read. Theme "The ^ fc- Children's Church". He befautie> fully outlined the Junior church j, )r that he has in his mind. Let's h ? look forward to our pastor's visn. v re ,on- - v At 11:30 the scripture was the n 100th Psalm. The text John 11:56 E which was a great spiritual feast ? in the communion service, we were delighted to have as our guests gl je Mesdames Janie Wilson, Clara a rg Nance and her son, Mr. Bennie f.< ? Nance also Mr. Willie Batea,Jr. ^ }* Sunday afternoon 4:30 the League service was -very impressive, a r All of the young people played E aj their parts well. Next Sunday, ^ we will have Palm service. You ^ ? are cordially invited to attend all d of our services. } Mr. S. W. AlterTSr^and MriT ~ ^ Earline Gary left the cit^L Thursday afternoon to attend the Mc- ^ -Clelland. Presbytery. p Drayton Street High School ^ ?Prof. R. F. Gladden, Principal Our guests last week were Prof. j< U. S. Gallman, Mesdames E. H. T Allen and Ghatman, who gave very f helpful remarks. Y<|u are ccrrdiaJly imvited (to l" hear Luther King, a distinguish- lj P .ed. American tenor notrrigt <rr ? - ?-v J * 21 1C ?J I ft auditorium JTiany, ajjmi iu, aumission 10c and 15c. The Interdenominational League p. service was. .held at Bethlehem ? Baptist church Sunday afternoon ham sponsor. The music was fur 8i nished by the choir of Miller chap el church and Rev. R. J. Jefferson *? l- ' r was the guest speaker. His mes- ja Bage JOvercofming" wits an en- b< t couragment to all faithful work- R g er and listener. Mr. Toland gave ^ a splendid talk and the musical jc numbers by the following persons . were good: Duet, Misses Eugenia fi Allen and Georgia Mae Mangum; ^ ! r JJiHsJ^Misses Elsie Gallman and r( Freddie Lyles. ~ ^ n The interdenominational -Busi- e< ness meeting was held at the beau tiful home of Mrs. Murrough Wed p nesday afternoon 5:30 o'clock. A hi delicious course was served after hi the close of the service by the G 1 4. tl llUntCHS. "] Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Allen. Sr.. d' e have moved in their home on 802 Hunter street. ^ Drayton Street Bapt. Tabernacle Q] 4_ Rev. J. L. Livingston, Pastor hi :1 '6. S. was opened on the usual at hour, and the lesson was wonder-^ * fully' discussed by the pastor af- ^ er which he preached a powerful u< t ;ermon. The theme, Jesus Christ M the Same Yesterday, Today and a 0 Forever. Text Heb. 13:8. WOODRUFF NEWS ' e' * Trinity A. M. E. Zion Church ' Rev. J. D. Jackson, Pastor fr J: Preaching every second and r' fourth Sundays. S. S. at 10:30 ts 5 "every.. Sunday. r^i r Li U U T I O 1 FUNERAL H(5ME Undertaking And Embalming -SLOGANLOWER PRICES w j AMBULANCE SERVICE ' j "As Nftr As Your Nearest Phone' ** S UNDERTAKER FOR STATE 8 8 H08PITAL X 18S1 Taylor Rt roi..?.Ki. tjj^ Ptione 9276 I. S. Leery, Mgr Saturday, April 9, 1933 Mr Lewi5 Stephen paused away t his home^ on" 'Bullimrlon Ave. *st lSuhday and was iuneralized t Beaner- Dam Baptist church, ^uesday afternoon at 2 (/clock dth the Rev, Mervin Higgins of- , elating. Interment was in the hurch cemetery. M. S. Callaham uneral director in charge. . Sick hst: Mrs. Deview Parks, lr. W. M. Alexander. We wish hem a speedy recovery. New Bethel News Sunday school every Sunday, 'he banner was won by the Sensr class No. 6, Rev. O. A. Irby eacher. Rev. Edcar Rice of Clinton was he minister for the day* A wonerful message. A large crowd. >o persons were added to the hurch. A collection of $15.75 ,-as contributed. GEORGETOWN NEWS pphpw of Mrs Mary E. Cohen nd My- James Washington passed.. . . way in Charleston, S. C., March 1st. Remains were brought here nd deposited in Bethel cemetery, ipril 2nd. He was the eldest son f Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Washingcm, all formerly of Georgetown. 'hose left to mourn hrs passing re the mother arid father, rrrre rother and a host of other reTaives and friends. ~ Mr. Melvin Whalye and Miss loxie MiHer of Charleston w're u'ests at the home of Mrs. M. E.. !ohen Sunday. ? Mesdamjes Odessie Atkinson, Catherine Kelley, Miss Mnrjorie [elley and Mr. Eddie Harold mowed to Jacksonville, Fla., Sunay to attend the funeral of Mr. irtihnr Harold. Mrs. Hazel Fishburne the wife f Mr. Robert Fishburne of Drook yn, N. Y. is spending ajwhile ere. 'Mrs. Grace D. Ash of Abbe- w ille, S. C., is spending awhile here rith her husband Mr. Henry Ash. The Womanless Weddir.g at lethel A. M.* E. church last evning was very good. **'0 Prom?e Me' was beautifully sung by Mr. J>, R. Prioleau and at the train of the wedding march each ttendant came in_ in order and x>k his place. The verv attracIve bride Mr. James Wiles, came us Richardson and was met at the ltar by the groom Mr. Charles S. Irowre. The ceremony \vas perormed under the arch by Parson lichard Martin. It was hard in- * eed to distinguish these he-laies-from a real woman. ?. Bethel A. M. E. Church' Rev. W. B. L. Clarke, Pastor^ S. S. began at the usual hour Fith teachers and pupils in their ?laces^ At 11:15 o'clock the regu ir services bepran after prelimiaries the pastor selected his text rem-Genesis 22:8, using as a sub ict God's Provisicfn for His Own. he evening text was selected rom II Kingg 1:14. There was ne accession : made during, the ay. The Stewards and Trustees ralr closes Sundayt April 10th. Each aptain ds^ supposed to bring. $50 * , fty dollars. ? CHERAW NEWS Robert Smalls Junior High Prof. A. N. Norwood and the eventfh grade class of Robert, * isponsored a popularity corlie^t ist' Wednesday evening in tl) rhool auditorium. The young, tdy receiving the highest numer erf votes was crowned "Miss obert Smalls". This honor was inferred upon Miss Madgerir.e TcOuepn. A mpnilipr r?f tlin son. >r class. The audience was en- " ;rtained, with "swing" selections om the school orchestra under le direction of Prof. I. W. Nel >n, trades teacher and band di;ctor. The Armstrong rnajiciano ohow i at the school auditorium Monay evening. Mrs. Annie Roberson was sur- , rised with a party celebrating er -birthday Mondays evening" fit" er home on Camden road. The Young Pleasure Seekers of le city enjoyed themselves at a Maids and Butlers Ball on Monav night at Duckett's store. ~ Dr. I D. Pinson and son, David f Morris college were in the city onday aftemocm. Dir. Pinson's ajective for being here was --to ring^-Walter_ Streator?Wilson a ? ,udent of the college who has ;^n and is a little ill. Misses lyrtle Prince, Julia ? Jnhhison, annie Mae Deas and Oralea Sam ?1 accompanied them on the trip, iss Rhunette Wilder who is ulso t student of Morris is at home fcfr few days. . The Claflin singers of Grange irg appeared in' a recital Sunday /ening at Wesley M. E. church, he program consisted of Negro * >irituals, classics and readings om Dunbar. Mrs. Lilly Mao Hughes entertined Young Women's club t! | * I j II il ?i HW ? > ? ^ i ; 'l