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r . 2 ' < " m 1 ? ? ? ? W m V W o v / f K S * X 49 V d * ML Kvrl^^^ln v >' \ By Chai 'THE ROVIN Memories 'l'hat Hlnn* mid Hurfi Spring ? 'i'he first barefoot days in tfieToft ankle-deep dust of tin country roads. Hunting for egg: -duri;u; . the. J&.uitci. season. Pickiiu. rrTTirtt.tTn-1 lfs; MucTTmoTT Hog butel .. eiing time:. Smothered eat fish Hunting- hickory and "chestnuts Anil th.' eld swimming hole. Sum mer picnics we can never forget And the never to be forgotten firsJ Ibve letter.Living In The Past Campus days?The boys work iny .alT the summer ' Yuk' nnii "P.mton" returning: to schoo in the fall in tight' fitting: .^npflisl britches, pihehhack' overcoat am plug- hat. ugrey hid cloves and pir point shoes.- amMa cigarette hold cr that .reached ' out to' hero Hot ziggedtv, I wish maw am paw could see me now. Calling: 01 ?-? the. town grirl around supper time ? and finding out that she wantei to gro,'and meant to gro. to thi same concert you promised to mee your campus sweetie at that nigh Way l ack yonder after the ; con cert they used to have a social-= (you remember when! I.awd! Law< Trying.-td get a Mil' credit fi-on Pete _Rree!and, until the menm came from Tome. Von wear tin pants today and I'll wear 'em to morrow. Professor Peek, speakim Pr. I don't ! now what they wen playing, hut ! certainly heard on< of them say.. "Lil Joe" is my T,(>in One week hauling coal withou pay for ihc college : : Old Trta-s.ires Live Again ? Family it-l-ies- ? Grandmother' old ! i a.i sill; shawl. an i ho (pun-n* !;! m'lk-class?plates, caki MciOl.l. NTJVS, l?y J. S. I.aSoine, Jr. The- ." 'Ivst J .r.iov-S nior hiihifnc v :<- held in t'lu,; Home Economic; I?-? I ' !' :'a- ':cli s -he 1 hulldlti) Friday night. Anri-1 k.th'._. Pu^piti the heavy rain evoiylmdy was pre eht and nr. i movable time was hai by all. Sim e 'Mr S !? Mi idleton.noiiigi e l our faculty t > become Principa of fie 1 !io -i -hool; Mi s. Ethel I.a Seine, has bi er, taking charge o his classes. Our ! I faculty held its las forum-fr 1-lris seh.-ol year at th< home M*s. \ Join i\icNair Sat urday nite. Those forums wer without (h ubt very helpful tuwan '-**? n ?civ a' l 11 ! in umLwif be continue.| next year. i ?r*"'1 ?w?uwiiinhy?tnvitfi to attend ;' e prnirrnirt oiveh b; th" ??f!rbr:i?i-(l Ar:n>ti>.ru: nationa Mae-' inns nr-nur Friday Ann! 1,1'.p at >?.in. m + m* ? _ TD^iTilllLLlL^iA^, Mi-s Kvhry; I .re entciLafnei ? /}ifT> ;t "n-'vV ot' her- friends on las W'nia.-s.'iay cViT.ii,.-, The alVai ? \vus in htetvst f tIn* >oh<>ol. J neat ?> j- s was -realize The iii' i i*.inn ex' nih il to Ma iv'.o'nia Ipi i.-r chare'-. ar.?i ft lend ' to at* a1nivc sary service; at Ni;'.1 i'i'j'. :.i. a.c Kantist thurCl A. 'ii;' .i v. a - aoci'ipt e<J. ~4 larue ;i attended those ser ?v ivt> -T+^r-r?Wt~rv**?'-*o. trlty -elite! La m*-1* I'l".', t . O Floyd of K'ljfclU'h was ;> \ :'.oi- at Moore's Chape s ::'day. Ttv ! v > TT;:irr~rrur > nn' at (.'?!.a- >:' M il'ioy P*- her r?i la-i *i"ni't noon. The clul m< m 1. ; * i ; o;i in full attend a ce. \> v.- nv-rhh'.-Vs are beintf n< tieil to the nie?t-n;r. i.s.ti: was tu. . ! i vit to the treasure f '! osit. P < next meeting i: i AI.i \\ ;:i?ho a' til ?l.ome?of ("o'.'i Grnv. Mrs P. " ! :. Parker ?p. ivt th? v.a" lc-t 1 in Aiken -with Mrs. Mai T. r.Ttjner. .Mi- F, s M'-Daniel 1- ft fo Wayt.i -vilN*. C., on lost. Sun day. I!< )' stay is in Ictinite. P-Mtu cni: ( !! nccxi nt of the ill nc ss ..." h?;r ruir/. M:s. Marie L?v? 'Mr. V.""lie B-irne.s of Charlotte >:. <\ \X7\* Lro-.-?,t to this city fot 1 vriV.l _ia ' Sot Sy morning*. Mr rt'.rno. a br**i r of Mr. Miliar StrothMrs. I.l^rio Moj-ftatv spent th< woolc-cntl with !v ; son Mr. Edwarr Mortra.'l nt Clearwater. Mr. Mortar is the principal "f the sc there Mi- '.Tim Tt; :1; .vas f.me mli / ed nn last Monday af.ornoon at ?Pleasant-Grove Baptist church The N'tirrees of Edifofiolc) County celehrrited their T.lrd Emancipation April f'th at ...Macedonia Raj tist church. Rev. M. M. P<.no.e do Emancipation nddioas Rov. Pence's ad iress was a mas. terpioco f;:ll of inspiration and thomrht. Rov, F. W. Anderson is chairman of this occasion. W. E > Parker is the secretary. CHESTERFIELD NEWS. Rev. P C. Hiddleston at Mt. Ta-= bor ME ehureh preached a soul " Btlrrinv sermon on"the Triumphant Entry into Jerusalem. The Lord'? " t V ;<: dARI.TtCVRO CO. TR. ANT> T 3ENNETTSVILLE HI During the, tesrular chapel per-. iod April 1, in the auditorium the elimination contest was Tie Id by m'embers of the 3rd year class in order to select the mjun speakers for the Oratorical1 Contest?to be during the regular commencement The Senior class ..will present Ohht?animal play, "Mother's Moment," by Lillian Mortimer, a comedy-drama in three acts, Thurs 1 ? Li 4 .... J 1 (11 T*l ^L... .v..? Br 1 ?' : ? / ^r A'' V i ?** ?VVi (u. J9 g ? rles Spear? G REPORTER* . tancis. pitchers and goblets . old TTiTna and crockery . . cherished 4 rauul made trays, dotted tumblers,' ^ pickle jars, and an old red water | 5 .set. An old crocketV milk churn l-uud its?wooden (Irapdt'n.- J r thera* walking cane UTItl slippers? ' Mother's wedding ring. Father's : pipe. Hare is the long lived in hunie - ihpt cannot produce objects of the ""pKs't that "\Vill bring tloods of rem 1?in.sceiices . . Old lottera .' , I'm fotever yours . . The first serious quarrel. - I'll never come back. Could You I)o This' For Me Old Pal - 1 1 am no smart guy because 1 mart guys are always outsmartI : :i themselves. Sometime a man i is' $o bright and clever that he - over-reaches himself -and falls "drwn ifnd bumps his face, and?rf1 you think I mean Gholly, I just do i mean 'holly, Baby, and it is Chol!? T havn i?i ?>iinrl nml I don't 1 mi an" anyone else. ?? Now the AKnvn home folks are | t touchy, so if anything should evoij L appear in, thia'-eolumn that otfcnda yi u in any way, why just sing out - .uHi gh e iuy n whack. and I assure 1 y? u that it won't happen .again. i and I do mean you. Some of these ? days I'm gonna..tell yo . about n_m'_ e night in Frisco in the long'ago. - I'm, crazy enough to do-it , you t. know: me. I must be crazy, my law e y? r says I'm .crazy, my "best pal e says I'm crazy, and he is a doctor, t lie ought to know. The little wo-i t v "m will rweai^on- the Holy Evun" "ules I'm crazy, Rut , . fhclo S:\msavs "N'aw that boy ain't crazy" s. ami people don't go around stepr pjng on.thy old gentleman's toes e "T,Ys tunny.1' Supper was . administer^ 1. Quite :: few patfto'efk of thi j'omejiilu'aiice. Holy week will be observed and 1 .Tl i'' message's will be delivcre;l~'bv s|l! v. K. N. Bittle, ?~| I he Chesterfield school will close o. thus week, with the primary pros'triam Thursday evening at Grand jI View Presbyterian church and the | Ill's at Hurst Tabernacle AMEZ [1, F i lay evi nine-. Rev. W. W.?E4? I w irds, principal. *1 Mr. Robt. Foster spent the week ' I ei tl home. j The remains of Mrs Ostua Gill t, r.ifl'm arrived from Warhngton. l"rf) C. at noon Wednesday and were. j t: ken to Mt. Tahor SlE church c j Thursday at 2 o'clock, where a short nienioral service was held 'rTtm-luTstc'!- Kev. 1'. (.;. lliddO sfTTT was master of TPremonies. Revs. ' I t . IT Steele and \V W. Edwards Y i associated him. Solos were sung ' bv Mrs. Hiddlqston and Prof, It. ' McCall. The body was a.ccompan ied by her husband Mr, .las. Grillin The floral offerings were many and -t-b-^mtiful. In ti'I'J.iB-trt-^Ufe^Ch cuter field cemetery. Leak & Son morti \. c ians. t"i Motoring .over frrmT Monroe," N rit'.. to spend Sunday afternoon with I i M rs. Lizzie Gill and family were J Mrs. Carter and mother; Mrs. AlJli . Mrs. Ida Perkins and. daughter s Miss Venice. < Miss _Sara A. McCullough -i ^ n in. me after, closing a very success-. ^ fid school term at Ouslydale.. Rev. R. J Iwy was a pleasant visitor at the. -hunte.-i.if Mrs M?i Cuilough .Saturday 1 morning. 1 Rev. and Afis. j II. 1fuatley-rat< nded the- Pr'< sbvtery of Mit'UdAn.lot'enii 'liin mn'k. TImo t also visited Due West. , L>r. E. L. Downing of Roam ike. t?V:v. call, d at the P; est yterian 1 Manse last week for a few hours 2 Mr. Geo. W Rristow. i etui tied .Jv v* .. c 1 u? i\< iiU'lut m. ,n . * r i ma\ <i i ) t< r nttemlinu the funeral <>f his *?n h'.- Mr'. (-Irittin.? Mrs Minnie Ashley <>f Gnstutiia n .VA. came for the funeral of hoc ? s'-ter Mrs. Gptlin. She will stay awhile with her mother Mrs. -dill. r Miss Cecelia Ma< Teatley came . -h arie ill last week end. We trust r she will sooti he able- to resume . her Jk aching at St. George Ilil'h. Me'sdames S..E. MeCullnuirh. P. , ('. MiddlestfTJTC II Steele were the i Sim !av?jeffe-i-minn rrirrrtrt- Tif \frc Annie Edwards i Mrs. Marguerite Jenkins was in i disposed Sunday. We trust she ? will soon he out. k, WATERLOO 'NEWS. * ? The York Rite Masonic district (and the Ladies Courts convened - with the. Waterloo-lodjre . Monday J April 4th, Miss?Daisy McQueen, > State Matron of Charleston was i the Rue-it speaker. . .I ..The-Laurol?Hill nohool will?rerr . Jdor its closing proeram Thursday 1 nieht.- April 15th. , . i Services were held at Good . Hope church. Rev R. L. Wilson, 'nast.or. In his absence Rev. J. H. MeKissick, of- Benedict Collpjyp, preached from the subject "Tha Climhx of Sin." He delivered a wonderful sermon. Collection for the day $10.50. -- The fadTeirtdTib of Smyrna AME church will be at the home of Mrs.' Lizzie Anderson. They are doing: J - , - V- ' Iliiy tlW'lU. .-.I 1 fir* [lliiy III1U miscs to bo the best yver presented by any previous teenJor class, i Director Gilliam hatf'Doen rehears-1 in? untiringly for quite awhile, 1 am sure the play will be a grand success. On Monday May 2, at 8 p. m.. the members of the firsl_grado w,i 11 ;i cscnt their annual play. - Cume? r.crimd sdc these small tots in action. ? Commencement Exercises: Primary Dept. Tuesday, May 17 retta in one act. Elementary Dept Thursday, .May 10, "The Princess who could hot Dance." play in one m t. Senior^ Elom, class, Monday, 'May 23. All programs begin at K o. m. 7 ~ * High School Department. Oratorical Contest, 3rd year h:gh class, Wednesday, May 25. 8.TIT "SclfooT play," "IT o bg bbTii 1 TIbuso" F Jday,.'May 27, 8 p.m. RaccaluUnum. Sunday. Mav 20. 3:30 p.m. 30f 10. a.m. Graduation exercises, Monday. May 30. 7:30 p.m. The speaker for the baccalaureate sermon will be announced later The public is invited to attend uH of our exercises. CHFRAW NKWS. Rev. and ..Mr*. C. II. Hudley mov ed into' their new home a few days a no and entertained their friendsa' a "House Warming"-last Thurs duy evening, The-guests were ftK tei tained with short witty -speech s fronr various- ones pRsent, after Which they tvore served ice e earn and cake. Rev. and Mrs. Hudley received many useful gifts Mrs. Paufina Ellerbc entertained the Baptist Missionary Society :.ii hi >r brnoe Fibbiy n fti'i'limill ~~ Mr. Henry Ford celebrated his birthday with a party Friday nitc it his home M . and Mis. Charlie Camphell gave a party at tlu ii* home Friday night , in honor of Miss Viola Jack son who left Saturday, afternoon for \ow York. Wnlter Ftre'ator Wilson vptimv d to Morris Coll ceo. Sumter Sunday afternoon, after beintr at borne because of illnos?. Miss Hhuiu-tto Wilder, a sJ'udcnt of Morris left Sunday also. "Silver Teas" were driven at the follow inn .lioiiu'" Sunday afternoon Mrs. M H. Ilobinsov's on Church stnot. in interest of the Ushers Hoard of Wesley M10 ehureli: Mis. Julia Sueator's,. in interest of the Baby. Contest that is spon.-orcTl l.v I the Baptist Missionary Society for [A'-ril :M at Pee lie.- Baptist church MissvKssie Mae Hooks in interest -?*i the pee I>t. Choral tMrtr Hubert Smalls Jr. llprh The meeting?of?tire?Chesterfield County Teachers Association was. 'eel,) at Robert Smalls Junior Ui -Sehe?4 Wednesday. April '<>. Prof. F N. Clemmons, |<rineipnl, extend -ud .a. vioiy. hearty weleoarui. to ...the. teachers. Musical mnnhers were han.l limb i the' direction of Mrs. Clemmons ami P;of- I. W. Nelson respectively. A very full iele<rate's report. of tin- State. TVachits As-"Ciaticji was .1'jL'tnK rfil by Prof. II. Toatley. There"was a fair show itiir in ti.e attendance. The Association pri <ente;i to Mrs. M. I.. Foster Johnson Jetines tesuher, a fMiKfie?fvs-att-exp(vession -of appreeijdioe for her untirinii ami splendid service rendered in interest of the a very helpful work. The Willing o> l-e"< t Irh will h nt thi' h'one?o^?M *. Hvelyr Campbell, Mrs. Queen Anderson is hostess. _ ? We are 4v;>ute thn4?t-verv -one will enjoy a Vu'ipl.t happy Faster. ?9 mm ?RIIKiK IIII.I. SCIIOOI I' 'du'e ,sp? mir. - | pi' > news fiTe" Ims.ily e-nua"'' ?1 with th'ei; final ex -animations thrs week in order to set themselves in ord^K' f<m. that "CIresit Day." We" wislf them su.cess The Frimary an 1 Flementary .grades have already presented t hoi i* commencptnent programs. Both wrri- creditable nnti ?largely attended. One of the outstanding- ?T> ia' features of the month of April wa? tho Junior-Senior banquet gi v< n- in the school auditorium. The spacious room was leant ifully dec orated?with h>fur -leaf pines,. run-, nine vines, roses, fe ns an i other pot flowers with lights colored in Timinr nnil Seiv.pl- class colors hliiel and-gold and purple and gold. The' "on! was composed /if several courses which were -delicious and appetizing. Alt Renoir was (riven to the Seniors to the music of our own Frontis Brooks and his Seretiatlei s?from State College. Don't miss the Bacca1 antx-aft'*";trr nnn Sunday ;tt 1 o'clock hy Rev., T rapp The 8th and Oth prrades play Frt day night. "The Road to "the City" fTass ex'twises MoftVta'y night. Junior Senior play-Tues 'av merit. Final commencement Wednesdav Tiight.. Artjroaa frn Ho .delivered bv | logo. Class speakers aro: Thoma-j sena Hammond, Willie MerrittJ Leon Pope, Iredell Davig. THE PALMETTO LEADER " -r^W9TON ?fE\V8, 7 At 11:45 the pastor, Rev. E. M. Gilliam filled the pulpit with another wonderful sermon using as his subject: "God's Everlasting 1'remise to the Church." *? " The Sunday school at the usual * hour. The lesson wns reviewed by I Prof. It. Nelson Smith. Visitor Mr. . Henry Lark. , ~Again Sunday night at 7:45 Rev. K..M. Gilliam preached another won derful seilnon from the subject: _ r ?Inis'eth a Cheeiful Qivei." r P. E. J. A. JoWers of Batesburg | held his 2nd quarterly conference [ at Bethel on Tuesday night, April j | j)_ The Elder Was very pleased with t I the amount that was raised. I The Junior Missionary Society v will meet.at the home of Mrs. J. i J Laitimore on.Friday,.April. 15. I ; P. of. JTnu'ph Monro lnu* ri'ttirn-~ ( ed to his home, in Columbia after ( a successful school term as, prin- c Icipal of Mt., Pleasant school, "also j wMrs. A M. Spann is at her home i h e. e"~rrfteT!"~a_" sueressf * 1 term ?asr^ , tea 'her. 1 i Mr. Judge A. Smith of New i York City spent Friday and Sat- * urdav With Mr. and Mrs. \V. L. ( Mol?ev - i Prof." and Mrs. R. N. Smith ac- t Icoiupanii'd with Miss Gladys Hur t ley visited their friends at Bettis 1 Academy on -Sunday.- ? * | The Christian Home Mission So riety of Aiken was entertained in ' th" home of Mi\ nnd Mrs. W. L. * M diley Sunday ~ April 3rc! at i i M. l?c p ani' i to the Society from Bethel CME ? eh"rch, Mrs. Annie Harrison, Mrs. . ( Mary Ann Hammonds, from Rosa 1 | Stuing-Baptist church; Prof. R.N. | Smith. Misses Helen Goins and , ' !'i iscilla Eagles werp introduced to , the Missionary Circle.. Alh reported 1 ' a pleasant stay. Prof. R; N. Smith congratulates th" 1st to the 10th grade for the j splendid showing they made in the , ,,fn'l.l iliiv- program at Eduofrelthr? * '. On Monday the 6th and 7th j " Cades gave a minstrel show which ^ brought joy to the entire audience. t Mr. S. N. I.ott (white) the City ( Supt. along with two of his teach- , crs made a visit to the Edjrefiold < Co. Tr school. They were heartily ( trrcfo'vj.d bv'oui* principal, Prof. R. ( Smith.' ~1 Sinkler-Clary | ()l' 'widespVend interest to thou J and relatives is the mar- ( rimre of Miss Admire Sinkler and 1 ; M'\ Wilhe Clay, of Aucrustg, Gn? ! ! which took vdnce Saturday even- t i int Mar. h 2fi. The riny ceremony < was pe?-formed hv Rev VL I.. Mot-t- I at his home on Eland street. The 1 owpio have an anartnient with ' Mr. an 1 Mrs. ,T. W. Gunter. Mr. and "Mrs. W J.. Mobley- are } readers of The /Loader 1 Co-ro"ticm Tne Easter program t?Ri lhil?CME?church?will be ' Sunday nierht. April 17th. HKUTORT CO. TR. SCHOOL Judpit.jC from ievent repotts, me school- and community toel ben vti'illed by the* observation ol' .\ul.otial Xe-io Health Week. Dailypi obtains were carefully planned. ( i ne 1,1 .si g atif unoer .Ui::s .Madge I ' IVrry, gave some health laws, * -{'"eii)1 an.i iiniig.' al>o deiiitiiisU'ttl-1 ' eu the use of sanitary paper cups,'! made ci clean wrapping paper and , may be'carried in the pocket or pocket book, also the-'correct way -of .washing hands ancl brushing lee JL were shuu u by Little Lculal . "TTT'uy. """ ?: : : j The advance class- by Miss Thel < ma..Shank-lit), caw interesting pro- ) grams, showing what to do for'! health's sake. A mixed quartette ! fuinislied the music. Mr. Ivy Brook!, or, graduate of this school a n dj( known fo his (hep bass voice was' included in tlie mixed gcoupi?Mrarh India Sbanklin. was instrumental in ] plannii:'.' t'a- week fop health, so''< her j-roup letuhrci the last pro- t gram. |f M:ss Theroa 'iinyson, 5th grade tiacheV appeared Thursday, show-'] dill . ill-" what to do and whnf| m>t to do. The Pt incipal remarked 1 tint evetv day should be health, I , :.d that cadi cihh! should. I fonulate a set of "Health " rules. "I that he got from that week's pro- ' gram ami shoul live by them front I iy to day. - 1 The musicaharmony of thc^trkt^.' j body, cnt'-rtaine.; Mrs. Christensen! in organiztr, lover and promoter j of this school. Some of her (laugh- M tors from the north and a company ! of northern white friends. this , week. Spirit rajs as we know them ~j ate a great heritage to us, one that cannot no traded or taken. . In the printed song books, these songs are beautified, and in some i cases the dialect changed, But no musical instrument cafi produce a t melody as sweet as the Spiritual, j when sung properly by ' human, t V(|ices, that is why people come ( mi'i's to hear w^*vt rs known here j as "Community Sing." One of-the H guests, a first grade teacher in ^ Nov Jersey is particular interest-jt rd in Spirituals and expressed the I desire to catch the singing on rec c ords. so thrilled was she, that she s is willing to support the move and -begin as soon as the group is ready. ?* Tells tif Trip * Miss Alma Holmes, white, sister I s or .Mi s. ("hristensen made a special ? trip hero, to toll, of her trip a-.li tVroad She told in detail of her.e trip to the low land, where Jesus ohre l the sick man and of t h e s place where the swine rushed in I t'"e river, also of her walk down s the public road where Jesus bore, J the cross, where?ho was Crucified i; and that she attended a special ' service that is held yearly in the b tomb, _ f ' ?T V ? afERMNC, Hir.HTJr.HTB The National Negro Health feek was observed nt Sterling in - series of four prog-rams under he supervision and planning of ?Mamie Dirton -Franks, ently added trained nurse on the acuity at he school. Tuesday, ^pril 5, Dr. Carpenter who' {s a pieialist gave a lecture on the lealth and preservation of thg ves. Miss Aliro Haihor,?a .Sen or recited the Florence- Nighttin:ale pledge. ? Wednesday, April 6, Mrs. Mary S. Wbolridge represented the Belevolent hospital by giving .tl listory of the National Health veek. Miss Jenelle Butler, a sen or, read an essay n the Health Problems-of-the American Ne^rjLl Thursday,- April 7, .Mrs. b"imnons of the Hopewell T. BV assonation gave a talk on health ?mihasizing the importance of cpm)ating the demoralizing plague, tuberculosis'; -^She praisf/.l Dr.' -Vashington for his efforts and accomplishments toward the health jducaton of the race. At - the 'onclusion of her speech Mrs. Simmons awarded the health cer,ificates to the students who had aken the health tests. Miss Made Watts gave a reading, My 5oor Black Race. , rTiuay, April K, Miss Ruby I "iatcs, a senior, gave a short firstl lid , demonstration on the -symp | and ;t"?Htment of fainting. dUsieal variation for all programs vas fwnshed hy -the student jroup. On Friday's program the presder.t of the senior class, Mr. Ulysies Campbell dedicated to the li>rary a group of books on the listory and achievements of the S'egro. This.^lonaiion by the class vas a part of its project. The Bell street school- presented i mfiscal and library program 'eaturfhg thd girls glee club am solo niimmbers, Friday evening\pnl "8, Tn the Sterling auditto ium. The Unusually ihclimat vrather had but little bearing <* he attendance o'f the.many frier >f Bell street who feel the close elrtionship between the two schools. The performers excelled Xpectation by presenting a concert _that easily ranks with the >est to be presented this year. While the Bell street group perLnrmod?before the Sterling uudl?nce, Miss Luellen Butler and Mr. David Anderson were representing sterling in the Piedmont Declama io-n conttest held at Honea Path, dramatic speech. Mr. Andilrson Aliss Binder wen?first?place it tied Biewer for second place in oratory. Visitors from Georgia. State colege honored ^Sterling with a visit Monday, April 4. Tho visitors iv.re: Mr. Curtright of?the Education department;' Professor Win :ers 01 the Science department and* Miss Waters, county super* visor of Pickens county. L.U UKNS NEWS ^ Sunday was a beautiful day. '.be a 11 e nd a nee a t St ?Paul?Ba.pt. he day of Fountain Inn. Text Rev. HP'.), subject Woe Unto the Inhabitants of the Earth. The Women Social club of the :ity gave a guess, meeting on Monlay night, April 1, at the home of Mrs: Bessie Grant. The contesants were: Miss Bernice Taylor, Mrs. Kathryn Jackson. They had i program which was enjoyed by ill. A course of white potato salid on lettuce, cake and kool-ade ivas served bv the hostess and >ther members of the club. Tin Liberal club met on Thurst:TW night, at the home of Mrs. Pauline Sullivan. Business was carried out bv the. President* Mrs. Funic Reed afterward a program"i 'ollowed. , The Junior Missionary of St. Paul Baptist church is getting a<-frg hue in their work.? The Dixie Humming RinU guar, let of Greenville will appear at -'anders High. Easter M-ondavITTcl hear them. Admission 10c md 15' cents. The Rev. L. B. Moone of Gaines . ille, Ga.. will preach on Easter Sunday, April 17. 1938 at St. 3md Baptist church. The visitors of the city are Mr ind Mrs. David Blake'y of Charr tte, N. C.; Mrs. Anr.ie McMor- ' is Sullivan and her two Sons Mr. [Jcorge and Samuel Sullivan N'ew Yc/rk; Mr. and Mrs. Earnest lb t imore "of Georgia. We were } il?o glad to have Mrs. Thcaker he daughter of Mrs. Janie Reed /* i 1 ? - - >i mis city; Mrs. Lindsty and diss Harris all of Spartanburg:, j The Ch'ristnias Saving club off he city sponsored a guess meetng on Friday night, April 8 at he home of Mr. and Mrs. Luther >anes. Opening by the President drq. Nellie" Fielder. They hnd ' everal quartets and a grand pro-- ! rram afterwards the pinning of ho donkey's ta i I.?Miss Jessie tuth Epps won the prize. A 1 ourse -at ice cream and cake was erred.* GREAT FALLS NEWS. | Rev. Braiton~ conducted night ervicr at Mt. Zion Baptist church iundav r>ir?V>f ivtv. nrauon deiyered a wonderful sermon. All n.ioycd hearinpr TtTm. Dca. Wm, Kennedy has ttfpn. | ick* for the past week. His pastor lev. L. S. MeCulloutfh canie to ee him Sunday afternoon. Dea.' Cennedy^s alsier?from- R+dfreway s apendinff some time with him. i Mrs. Archiann Boston has also ecn ill for the past week. We wish or them a speedy recovery. i- CHESTER PARAGRAPHS : Calvary Baptist church was filled Monday night for the Calendar ^ Wedding. Tho pulpit' "and choir stand wore decorated in white each with a page, fio\|er girls and J maids. All brides wore ofT the face ? veils waist length, and all participants wore evening dresses.'"" It s was a beautiful affair, and all who t witnessed, enjoyed Tt! Preceding ] the wedding, all brides made their reports in a room whore the <i- | nancial committee, Misses' M. J < Sumter, Dewey "McDowell a' n d Supt. S. L. Finley receiver! and counted the snniQ. Then there was j a brief program consisting of a , solo "The Roshrv." by M-?a MnTbU Brown,. a Dunbar. 1 eacinu , Miss : Vermelle Kelly, a trio, little Miss- j es Dorothy Heath, Josie Walker, | Annie Bell Spann. Miss Brown ] sang for . her second, number, "I?, Love You Ti uly." Then~rjinre the \ wedding?those taking^ part were . quite one hundred. Miss M.D. Kelly was pianist. When .nil were assembled, the doors were closed for a few minutes aqd el,ery one was.^ waiting and wondering who the ( groom would be; the door.-, opened and in came Mrs. C. M..~P<nley j with Prof. A. D Hardin The audi- < *nce was surpi'sod but pleasingly so. They stood beside Mr. Ilaold 1 Spann, who in Prince Albert chat 1 horn rimmed spectacles, and a large dictionary in h's hand, and i looking over his glasses-to the < amusement of every one,, made several laughable remarks. The bride was-Madam M. E. W-eeds,1 who raised the highest amount. Prof. Hardin wore a full dress coat whila tbe_ bride had?on?a White evening dress and veil. The total raised was^ Srl.tbtr This program was for the Sunday school. The idea originated with Madam Woods ami she-asked -Miss Kelly to take- j charge, Miss Kelly choosing "Tho Calendar Wedding" for the program. To Madam Woods and Miss--. Kelly go the-praise for this unique plan, and thanks to all who nok part. The report' is as follo\vs_ The Brides: Mrs. ' 'Iviz'SfRC Chalk, 84.10: Miss F.lreta' Melton, $1.80;" iss I.onU-e Franklin Sf> O.M Mrs. [ Minnie Wright 84.40; Miss Inez Rai'^v $2.05: Miss Joanna Bla"kwoii. Sl.JfS; Miss Ernestine Wilkerson.-* $11.10: Miss Willie King, *52.00: Miss Cleopatra Snann $2.20; Miss Chanie Pratt SO.OTj; Special donations. Supt. S. L. Finlev $2.00 Mrs. C M Finlev $1.00; Miss M P., Kellv, PI .20;" Miscellaneous. "$2.12. j Miss .Verm clip . Kelly* -of George | town spent the week end here with her-r.ister. Miss M D. Kelly. .Prof. P. Stewart,, of the Winnsboro TTi School faculty was guest of Mi<<s M.---P. Kellv. Sunday. | Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Stewart: have purchased a new Ford V-8. Mrs. Coleman and children, of .Tetorville. left Monday night for Washington. P. C., for an indefinite stay. Nurse Emma White P rummer.I of Columbia. visited Fin'ev High {graduate of Finlev Hi. She has beep living in Baltimore but was called to Columbia to take charge of the rotr she?had beforeihar-{ riacre. Teachers, relatives,- friends, were glad to see her. Her brother, sister and small ni<ce accompanied ' he'j JiO!;e._. 1.1 ? Easter programs will he eriven at the various churches Sunday. Finlev Tliirh teachers and punils are workincr very hard for the May Queen Contest. Many radios were tuned in Sat | urday at 2:30 to hear the excellent | procrram by the Girls' Octette of Livinerston Colletre, Salisbury, N. C. They sanir one number for Chestbr frierfds. The procrram was announced by a vounv ladv whose voice w.->^ vei v clear and pleasing. ~A taTk bv one of the Professors; cave many interesting facts about the^ Cfdb'ce Th.. \T-.tn | niVM-rotto I wiu sinp- ?>nt<ml?v. ___ nir,TT school speech' Tni^.KAMI?Vff ? * " ST ATE COLT/EOF, J APRIL 21st & 22nri HV^rgpK [Hi mBsm 0. PINCKNEY'S FU UNDERTAKER AND DICE SOUTH CAROLINA _ , F 100G WASHINGTON ST. ; .__... , _A . ? Saturday, April 16, 1638 Aft SEVILLE NEWS. Mrs. Queen Thonms is sick at this writing. Mrs. Thomas is the wife of Mr. Wt H. Thomas and icr many friends wish her a speely recovery. Mr, Junius Fiaher and Miss Al ice Nance were married Wedneslay, April 6th He is known to all rs "Bee." Mr. and-Mrs. Eharlie H. fcyon ?nd family from Clatworthy's Cros 4th; snout a few hours in the city ? Monday. Friends here and elsewhere are proud , to know that Miss Jessie L. Greene near the city is better. Mr. John B. Fair also continues to improve. Mr. Farley Donaldson is out again after three week's ill uess... .. ? . - - Mi. Firuik Juluisun and Mrs. . Minnie Morrow, both of this coun ty werb~*happily joined together in holy matrimony Sunday night, April 10, in .Grace Chapel A. M. E. ?hurch Mrs. Ituth G. Massey es:orted the bride and groom to the altar. The bride was attired in a white cashmere and veil to match. Immediately after the ceremony, the groom saluted the bride with a kiss. Rev. O. D. Young officiated assisted by Rev. M. Massey., Mrs. Mamie Tennant returned lome from Philadelphia last week an account of illness. Mrs. hjinnie Bouknight has been laving trouble with her tyes. We hope for her a complete recovery Services nnd Srndny school were HootLSunday at St. James A. M. E. :huh-ch. Rev Martin of Sumter . p^ehched Sunday nite A grand total fop the day of $16.00. ? " COLLECfflftTES" PROM MONDAY, APRIL 18th The Collegiattes will hold their annual Easter Prom on April 18 it the home ofi Mr. amd Mrs^; _ Charles Spears. Refreshment com mittee, Reynolds Davtis, Charles Butler and Harold Delaine. Decorations, -Ben Knox, Walter Delane and A. G. McConnell. Arrantjemonts Joseph Davis, Thomns Cook, Moultrie Wilson. 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