Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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\ tr ' V r. . t.v . ' * - r ' Pfcge 2 pc " i i i _ -======x============ r :: "The Old Gray" | Pi: 87 J < ? Iter. E. Philip Ellis 4 " But: Humes ,It appears that the*1 last. opportunity lor ~Xtfftruos tu purchase homes has about come. Cj>Hl?ge den spots ol' South Carolina.*' It borders on the Capital City where one has the advantage- of the electric lights-wTRr^vateY and gas in .process el' beiny; installed, bishop J. S. Flipper, head, ol" the Afneaii Methodist Chuich in tiiis State advises his ministers'at all of his __ Annual Conferences to . secure homes for 'themselves >u that when they must retire from active service in the ministry, they will have some pla w for .their lamilie? to stay and not be upon the cold charities of the world. The same advice?rrf?bishop Flippof?should bo (leceptt.. by tho lavmon too. Mr. F. B Fe 10, of Columbia i s president of' a Ileal Kstate Cum p'anv of-wKicK eVcry person, \vhit< or colored can*purchase a beautiful, home site, if they will afct now, I would " advise- all TTejfroes e.ewdriuj* to conic it) possession of - a home -to con taut - hirrr at one errhtn m pel son or by special'communication. Address Mr. F. B Fore, C. His. otlicy is on the seeoiin lioor. His brother Mr. \V 'M Fore is associated with him. Both o J whom will jjivv the greatest consideration to coloreif people Hirers Fast Hope The fate-of Benjamin J.-Kivers rests now with the board of parnn/l (Invi-pniti' l)'in .Tolihctnn At present he is in the death house at the State Penitentiary ii Columbia awaiting his execution The intetcK tioliiinational Minister? I-Minn . .V I Urn t?.-l nTT TH~f e1t-tTTiT\ together with scores of citizens here hitvp Juiie_ u very thing. human ly possible to eoranu ml him to the mercy .of the law. Anj we cut: say with a clear Conscience that whatever may be the linal outcome of the Rivers atl'air, it we are ae cased 'ir, t;:hi 11 11. i in ..his cast we will need no water in which u wash our hands. Dr. '".M?rani Rev. John j. Moiant. L). D, >>i Yick.sbu: g, Mis?.- who recently joit cd The l*atmettr? Reader gubscrTption list is Leiiig put T<7ftH for tin bishop! ie fr-m his state in .in.it) a. reprc'sentaiiw appealante. Wi thank hint on .la-halt' '<>1* the (.'Jin puny fof?jtmrntg1 TU'r of 'sub sciibei'3. ''The Old tliny." -sup. ?. p.o; te-d Bi-sh-ps M-. -H? Davis. N'naf \V William,.1 H. ^'ms, II. V Tooks and R R Wrijidit, Jr All oi whom wciv elevated to the 'bishopric in our church. Hi- also suj ported Dr. George. 'A. Singleter and Dr I,, ii lieiniutiway .and v<?u see. where th>'-y arc. To subset :Ih to The I.< a tei so as to trot 'us behit'td you nit a its u .?od lu k. We wil tell the '.'hut it of Dr. .Motant all. his- fitness. ? r that position. Vol watch The Leadi r. _A Double t'ur.eral -Both Mr. (i: 1?": Mil.-hell ami h 1 s wile oi ( haiU'stoit were- funeralized from Ttini'y AMlu church hme Mast Sur. :ay affermu>ir. .Mrs, - Mitchell uied ;;i -1 and just a- a: v ran vein cuts v-.-e completed foi her funeral Mr. Mitchell died. This ed t'nt i'i.tu rttT of his wami both were iteld together. Brothel Ciibh Mitchell was a'dear lever ot his., church. H>: was ever zcnldV? for it ana (-specially the local in. -terest..L 1 .elic-vc titat he -was sincere. His diif'-rence w.t.h ,ch trch headers. "was that "I* opinion. An v.h.le ho disagreed \Vith many, there woiv. .<>tiiirs of whom he* was in nerXect aeon--!. Ho was no hypo crito ami would always make his position ki.nan to i.H-inr, presidine elder or bishop. My belief is, that both have found a testing place at God's hand. St. Lake. Rev. I'. H. ({ray, of Greenwood is- certainly-itiakinj* pood in A vtrrrr lestor. as a /re at' gospel pretuhor. People of till denominations, arc. carried away with him. Our list of conveit's /r?>ws nt every service. r Their ; ana-, tcft! appear FIT TFuJ close of this spiritual campaign Sunday many 'new members will commune their, fiist time. Come put and see tlnis glorious sight. The field agent will make his quarterly r<port for subscribers after the firs' Sun iav if, - Please have your money- sent to ?-?me by thai 1:11a1. Address 'J11 Ash?levy?Avenue, -Chat lestony S. Gry Phone 3712 "Ix t us advance on our knees." ? LAN FORI) GROVE 1 ITAI iV'l'CJO r-II.-r,/-... v in iu II Bishop L". I).' Koojiard, Pastor S. S. at the usual hour wit h t h c Supt. and staff present. At 2:00 ^>.Wi-?after th>> preliminarte-sr -Rev Rrctr defivcreda noble sermon. At 8:00 p.m. the Easter Memo rial- profjranv was- rendered with a large crowd attending. New Bethel choir and the Higgins Brothersquartet furnished ooccellent music. Joint Sunday schoc/1 will be con dkucted a<t New BetJhel Baptist church. May 1st at 10:30 a.m. The Baccalaureate sermon will be around 1:00 p.m. The comfunity is invited to attend. Bishop U. D. Rookard motored to McCormick Sunday for preach-^ ing services. ; j . , THE VOICE FRO>l t THE MOUNTAIN ! IL F. Stewar-t ? ! With the -dressing of the trees ^ ' atnl the htisv toiling of the farm- ^ ors one can realize that it is M --spring tirrrcr-frr these mountains. t< Last Friday was a great day for 'he Bapfist of^ Spartanburg coun- ^ at New Trinity Baptist church of tl Wellford. ' The opening sermon ir was tii have been preached by Rev. rt .J. S. Doniels who declined in favor of Rev. T. M. Mill?, pastor of j] Central Baptist church of Char- s leston. Rev. Mills brought the as- T yoyiation a~ burning message "from " the subject: "God's Jewels". The | entire Baptist family* was glad to : nyte the progress "Topi'' has made t* ' as a preacher. He is one of our U ^ 'Hum' hovs. Many of the church es- reported- and there was a cred- j, itable sum realized for the State sc . .convention, other churches nledg < >1. to send in their doOr-way be- V! faro the eanvcntion meets. This ^ - means that Hie Spartanburg assoi riation will report 1Q0 percent at \V tin * convention. , tt .Mrs. Carrie Sanders and Mrs. .woie--jHa- sentr-and spoke of- j" i part the women of the state ' haw planned to play at* their next convention. These two sisters are v< busy; orga^.izin(g this ^onien of a' Spartanburg comity for the' state. . \v. k-.?The-old saying1 that life is Vtt\ 11 of joy "and sadness was ox- A pressed la>t .week when the grim- h' 1 , e. per came into the Baptist fam- ')( moved Deacon B- M- Johnson 'of ~ "IT-''jVewell" chifrch. Brother John- at so;: may not have been known thru Jj tlu- state bnt he was one of jV ! h-- zealous pior.eer workers of the ^ , B: ]itist family of Spartanburg !(| eo inty. He as a faithful layman, p al mg wjth the late Rev. J. F. M-ills l' ~ hi. i i ai. nu ii Dr. J.'S. Farlc have ? <1. lie much to buil'l up the church- "t\ Mm) idiuul*?o?--this?county- e+ Deacon" Johnson \Vns erne of those ? 1. men who .knew his place in "J L -r! urchr actrvitius "arrd die played wi 11 his part. To know him was j., :d love him and- to talk wjth ,hpn l>< - w ?r a pkusui o.1 -lLc ui way*?held"~F nf the irii<[>el Hi liiyh cs- '' r tr-m and tried to help them put "r* .?v'r ? program. In the'-priory of j.z 1 ' health he plyaod his part in- s? - ?k?ur.ion. o.-'-'ociation, convontio. " a:1 i all church activities. Spart;.uburg c>>ui*'y hopeS that his ! mantle will fall on some other 1 v?'.:ng num. ' . * S ? il WOODRUFF NEWS b." Trinity A. M. K. Zion Church. \ Rev. J. I). Jackson, Pastor ? y The members of Trinity A, M- tt - K. Zi<m church?rallied the .second^ ml ay ir. this month cn the-indeb *' < neks i>f the church and the sum j* >f $"1.11 was acknowledged. Mr. M: S. Callaham and Mr. II. kK, Milki of Spartanburg weie. '< . in '--ini'stt vi - i t'i |- in tb..- i?i?y~ last Tt: .,'.1.,.. Mr. I v.: lph Wilbuin, Misses Jos- ju -n and Helen Cannon and Mis. I) i Lin.ier wei'o visitors in Sparta'nburg Saturday, 11 The Woodruff .Jr. ,High school is t)| doling tin's week. "Monday night he (list and second grades taught II by Mrs. A. W. Williams and Miss . N' l-ie Thompson. The children ,, . , . . . . . n? w- re well trained for the occasion. ja Mrs. Francis Foster of Wash- ei ington, D. C\ is thy guest of her a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Ferguson. ? ^ Miss Klmer Ferguson of Colum- ^ bin visited her parents last week I'C Miss Ferguson is studying nurse - ' i aining?at?th*?Cio#d?Samaritan ? -hospital. . *?? 1? - ? ai Miss Madora Gist of Spartan- . burg visited friends in the city p last Thursday. , * . ? . ICi A large crowd motored to Paris M ' ii'ain Monday for a nicnic ar.d ^ after the picnie they all enjoyed i movie show in Greenville. sa ew liemei >cws ^ Rev. A. D. Duncan, Pastor - The Easter program was grand Rev. Duncan delivered a soul stirring scrmon both morning and night to a packed house. The contribution Sunday amounted to $00.03. Mrs. Hiram Parks gave an egg hunt for her Sunday school class. A jolly time was enjoyed. Dru- . cilia Brewton?found tbe gold egg. , 1 s The prize was presented by Mrs. . 7.ilia Hobby. ,n We urge everyone to read the . Palmetto Leader. '.ol The first and third Sundays are ,, 111 regular preaching days here. The Sunday school meets at 10:30. A ^ cordial invitation iR' extended to all services. ^ ST.. ALRAN TR. SCHOOL yn ' Fi Al] .examinations are over, and j he plans are being perfected for the th I CHESTER PARAGRAPHS Mr. and Mrs. Henry Watso irs. Mamie AVoods, and IVi ounir motored to Whitmire la [onday, and witnessed the closit f Miss Ruth Walker's scFkm Liia_Walker is Mrs Watson's s, Prof. Pecola Worthy,"of F&ow lip College faculty, Rock Tlii i sited hu mother here Mt&da Miss Mary Walker and Mrs; B< la Streator spent Easter Syiuhi i Salisbury with Miss Walker datives. Prof. S. L Finlev, Miss Mab t-ewnr Miss Naomi Foster at tr. Amos Ford attended-?tl peaking Contest at State Colic* hursday and Friday. Miss Fosti pteruntcd FiillOy High School ; ?Contest. Quito number. of friends ( i. and Mrs. J. D>; McLurkin, a 'tided the House Warming a leir new home on I.oomis stree nday night from C to 10 o'cloi any useful gifts were give; unch and assorted cakes wei 'i ved. The Missionary Society of Ca iry Bnptist-Thuretr wiir^vt* i<?gram Friuay^night at t h Mirch. Eiieh nu-nihiM- iippvctm r.v some nlltstniKlinir nnvvnii OI -r o rv,ky/M iih Mrs. Minnie Wright as_mi; ess of ceremonies, will march i ? her name is announced. Mr lnrk_ the .gTesident^_wi 11 bear-tl ilflie that niglit of "Mrs. M. I oward," of Darlington, preside! the Women's Baptist State Co ntion of South Carolina. Aft( 1 have marched in a brief pr< am of sones?remarks by t.h resident, and" reports of thos ho have sold tickets will be mac ?111 i 11 has been made .by the mei .'.-s, and this will be giyen to tl rson holding the lucky ticket. .Friends over the State may 1 iterested to know that Prof. "! tun's Finley, Jr.. who is studyiu f Columbia University and tl .1 Iliai-d School' of Music in N'i ork City will sing in the C'olun a University Choir over Static 'JZ in their broadcast on May L G o'clock in the4 evening. Th logram will come over the Ni onal Broadcasting System. Mrs. J. C. White had as la nest last week end, her only si: >r. Mrs Rachel Brown, of C01 rdr N?G. ?? 7 ? -M r. nrnl Mrs Ihi \ noy Dcroghrs f Baltimore, Mis Elbethel M IcJlflJi. .of...Washington. D. _t lessrs. Moses and James McCle n of Baltimore, accompanied tJ dy'of Mrs. Rachel McClellan hei .mei 11 sei \ ieos Were hcld'aFM' -opoliian AMEZ church and l?u I was iM the county. Mrs. MeCl n was, one of Chester's best ci ens, and her death brings nnu iitow to her many friends. M K' remains. She lift two son Tssrs. Moses and James McjClt ,n, and two grand "sons. . Mr. Joseph Clinton, Cemetei t., is on the sick list this wetso Mr. Walter Morris of the St ?arcl side of town, he Crowning of the May Quet ; Finley High School will tal lace at Calvary Baptist chart i . sday night May 10. Reports ? achers will be made-that?uiur. g. The Contest is now uettine t en edge and who the lucky to ill he, will he known that nrmi i>r. The brick work on the new Fii y High School building is near impleted. The. inside work no is. to be. done?The- building?i. ry laige anti is of modern <1 gn with a . much needed audito im. Miss Abbie Byrd is at honje. a a quite a successful year of teat g in Newberry county. Quite a number of Chester fo] Ian to attend ' the Ministeri; aptist State Convention in Rot ill, next week. Mrs. Sarah Dodds, of Rock Hi as in the city last week to st r sister Mrs. Virpnua Cole Ijuu ss, who with her husband mot< 1 down from Baltimore and spei few days. . ial exercises. The high selnx ay "The Shadow of Terro:" Hi icted by Miss McClirt was (put success on last Tuesday evening At 3:-15 Sunday aft< rnocn th .ditorium was filled to its cayar y to .witness the annual sermor er. J. W. Witherspoor. spoke ucefully from the 'subject: An the End there Came , a Yisior if inu.tii b.v lilt' nl' v Huh u;m t"A ptionally good. My. Luther Reei ng beautifully "The Holy -City1 id Mr. J. D. Sweeney "I Fhal nt Phqq Arm in Thic; Wnv" Monday morning Prof. Dand; rried all tho H E. students 'tn bus trip t0 tho bakery in Green lie. Monday t evening at 8:110 th< h 'an 1. 9th grades are having : int dress party in the dininf iTT. T)n Thursday afternoon tin h and 5th grades are having s rnic and on Friday morning tin t, 2nd and 3rd grades are hav g a picnic. On last Friday the entire Sen r class gave current events dur g chapel hour. Miss Virginie umbert was in charge. 11 ii iii*-? j i<t ivi) ttiit'i intr iiUMHK oj e school, plans will be made foi e mid-wife institute that is tc Id here beginning in May. Ttrinp ur friends and be here at 8:3( iday evening. April 29th tc ar Rev. S. C. Campbell doJivei e address to graduating class. VJ, ' - THE PALMETTO LEADER ''ABBEVILLE NEWS. Mrs. Charlotte 'Nash of Washing n ton, D.) C., spent the past weel ~hcre with" relatives and friends. Mts.< Ethel Wharton is on tin sick list ^ Mr, Allen R. Real- spent one da; Last week in Seneca. ? Fronds he*nr -are-gd?tT to learr that Miss^Inez E Baker of Long ;] Island, X.Y., has fully recc^erec y' from an 'operation. M! Mr George L Riley of Greenville was the horse guest of his aunts ? 1 Mesdames Emma Burton antl Eula {-White Inst ?woek. (;'jI Mr. T. C Harris and Miss Jahic )(l Walker were happily married Sat urday at 8:30 pm. at "the home of ro th hride. P. E VV S Minis oflLiat* ed. Wo wish that a successful voy r-- age -on-the- sea-of-mntrinTOTTy: Mr. Oscar Davis is Imnm in?ni?i , sifu-r a teur of Georgia and Florit; da. Mr, Davis left us in 1934. Friends here give their sympathy to the Minis family in the death of their relative Mrs Johnie - -Mae Smith. ' ? 'X'r' ( ',J,'h"e r;>Ih.oun was killed m Lancaster Slindny. lie is the , eldest blather of Mrs. Annie Davis * Rev. 0. I). Young- preached a wonderful .sojjuxon Sunday at Cy* press Chapel AME church. ? A j eo"(| collection' was -rar*rdr 1<J Rev.-James Jenkins preached a s~ sn-.-j- slhitnif "sernion in th?T Union 111 Baptist church Sunday to an upSl prcciative audience. The Jackson t* qiTarfct of Anderson -rendered exv cedlent music. x r Mi;, ami Mrs. Aug'irstus Frasiet lost their honie by file early Men(lav mnrninrr J" i Sun "ay sclh'-oL and preacTiing c wwe held at tho usual hours Sun* jL' day at St. .lames. The educational i4- ' mon'vas delivered at 1 p.m by in Rev J W Ma this, pastor of Mt ,c.l'' Ikmtist church. Rev. E. F Johnson filled his pulpit Sunday ?(.). ;}p ..?L-f- :?; - ^1 Miss'Azalee E. Jackson, 5a soph ft' taii-ov-)U> -X' ate College spent a lc very pleasant weekend with hot w .:r-. ,f". and Mrs. Robert L. ' J a c ks on Mi s s Jack .son -was also m iji?. ly. sU'si- to a lovely -upper hon^ oring Miss Mildred Jackson, guest is of. Miss Margaret Young. Tho J- menu conisted of grape fruit cock , tail, chicken salad, hot rolls, crack eri,?hakiid?t?ppleu. potato?chSps, is-, iced tea and ice croyin. The a (Fail i- was held Sunday evening, Apt d c- KM AM EI. A. M. K. CHl'RCH i-1 Rev. R E Rrogdon, Castor 11 I Charleston?A beautiful day - | s.|>1 tidi" til diencos and a great and r. glorious time was the outbome oh 'I t j :i ?:1 Sill.. 1: i V IvUVt?m?\Ytllil Nieh t els', the pastnr of Emanuel A.MR '\Chur h/ Now York f'itv delivered r . * )(' two stinlng an:! umpiring sermons s on this" (Jay. Rev. Nichols closed 1* out the second quarterly conference I having been appointed by Risho| ' J. Hipper as noting: Presiding ifl Flder for the s<eond quarter. Fri day nigliT'preceding ..the 1th Sun n lay our quarter was lul l. The ce weather wio wry inclement; i v .pile -if this tie session was held ^ - i'h>' n viihn .in nalr Wetc held m '?vuti717 ~7T.. A. fcz..Ferguson ie nhd. Mp. K F I.aw.ence were elect ii- e?l st?. v- tarv end recording- secre. Mary n.rp-cli-.e!y The boundary I* was set. marshals elected and the * business side .considered. Reports wi:l is -UH4U-ji?!-- -. -read, received and e- a'biptejl. I> . NTeTiols expressed >'* /.%inis. if us !r i w ell pleased with I > r , the ortjohie. j_ ,u' lenia-ie-i choir, a group bl j yoiiiv.'- f y> an girls ranging i?. Ik age fi in 11 t. iT made its tirst iii ;Ii iim < i.i- i Sundav morn k inJ . Tla- i ; - under' tho ditecU :imi - r Mr. i". Robinson, choristi-r the sor.iinr clroir "This g gi'otip I'l" .a.: 1 h;i i 1 ci'n in Uain >i" ing for ju>l a -hurt time; however they served h.ith morning and. evening ' !i'ni ! ..?: ! r< d good service. Thin- uv: e many. \ isiting friends ,] d: i11K ti ( .-e ?-. vires. ATnohh Them j. wire Mr. and Mrs. J. A Harris, Mr William M-ott and others from r Ml /-ion. Al-o we noted Mr. an ! , . ho .?I-V.a 1. l:i. luuCson. Mr . ! lvitdvardsOn i- . onnccted with the . | postal j-irvie. ; Mrs. Richardson. , 'formerly Mis- Muriel Pinckmy, taught in tin' public School system ( There wio m.e accession during - rl.im- an : 1 wok, e (ill; inr I the' Sunday sT ' r.ol session which! uWas. well attendUl and interesting] ly spcii'.. -The prelimTTTnxics?wyrc coi.ductid by Mr. Clinton Young. Y0 UNO'S C II A PEL CHURCH 1 DOUm.i: DAY DRIVE Inuo, S. Ce~Bcginning,' [April f 30th :'t 1:10 p.m. a 'dress by Prof t I. K. Dickson. Negro AgrieultuC ral a (rent of Richland county. ~ Thome:. "New l a. in Program" j Music by C P.n i liia band. Dinner j and rcfrchimv l < . Sunday, May 1st 10:30 a.nV. Sunday.school. 11:30 a.m. preach - ing by Rev. A P. Porter... 3:30 Preaching by Rev. R. L Miller and > choir. Lunch will be served at the f church free cm Sunday. Vo-u will ph ase. notice on the > program an error in the name of I the preacherT who is to speak a* ) 11:30. It is A. P. Porter instead ) of J. J. Porter. . All are welcome to these sex-vices. _ r, Lr '4 . ' ==? ? P UNION BAPTIST ICTIURCII f ; Sunday school began at the us-j n'nl?hrrtrr. - Spring sCOhisAo have j brought with it a new spirit which is exhibited by all members of tin ' Sunday school. Two classes, Adult ( No. 1 and 2 succeeded in winning. , tlie banners almost every Suiiday | ill attendance and finance respectively. Sunday moaning the pastor used ' as his subject "The Body Resur leciiun. of Christ." Immediately following the morning services the funeral services of the late Mr Julius Adams wore held at th< church. -Sunday night the message Was - i cliverod by Rev. J. G. Owens. He used for his subject: "Go Through me uaie rour persons were yap j tized following the preaching. On Monday afternoon the1" fm | iu ral se: vices of the lattr- ttev. J. ', W. Flowers were conducted. Rev !( Flowers was well loved an J- respected by many and his ever cheer i ful presence', will be sorely missed. Igr' 'steMMS "" Til f 1 I . . ' ' ' '' ' Rev D N \> ilson, Pastor--'' 6ur services were very good all day last Sunday. Sunday school I Was conducted the usual hour with I the Supt. and teachers in a very | instructive manner. The lesson was | reviewed by the pastor.,He brought ' us a brighter light of the lesson j After the review of the lesson the pastor gave Easter prizes to the children. All were made to fee) happy. We must say our pastoi lis very dutiful to the Sunday school. Our ' services- - Were also very good. In the morning the pas J I 'tor preached tis a great sermon on ~the subject:""Christian Citizenship The church was set oil hallowed] Ill L1 &lr> Uf jjiuui iil'u tiiv; viv^i'vi Three persons joined the church. In the evening he preached from ' the-' subject "Learn of1 Jesus.'1?Itwas also very inspiring. -r - -Wo-are-^vc-ry - glad-to say-._Lluit our church is moving "oil fine along ' all lines'. We are po\V working ""hard gelling ruuiy fol1 the District X'onfeunce. Pi ay that- our success will continue. LAKE CITY IIHiII SCHOOL Prof. L. 1). ISraclU'T, 1'iiu?-? I". The operetta emitted "The Land I of l)i\utn.s Lome True," in T acts was given Tuesday night, April | 10th* by the 2nd ami did grades I mi, ei the direction of Misses Jean K. Harrington and Mamie C). Jor.es was \eiy good ami was presented to a pa Tied auditorium, 1 The faculty and friends of the Lake City High school Athletic l cluh under the supervision of Prof J. K. Mclver were delightfully en. tertained on last Monday evening April 18. ing class of l'JdH is. as -follows: j f Cathei inc. llitiwn, Hallii|uo Criimeri on,. Esther. Mae Fleming, Ren (Jin ham. Crcola 'Graham, Robert K. Martin, Helen Mention,* Pearlina Scott, Daisy Lee Smith, Queen -Es-thbi- Washington-.- -and? Gemvav Lee Wilson. Prof. Bradley made a business trip to Columbia Thurs day. j >J Mi's Aloiizo J. Moore had as her vnests on last week her daughters jM.s. Vivian Odoin and little grand daughter Loretta, from Smrtirerrr" I Pir.e, \ l\ and her younger datlgh Iter an: her husband Mr and M"rs i Marvin Greene of Philadelnhia. rv ? ' "| Mrs. Jamos Faddy had as hot ! tfi l ? on Sunday- her two sister?{and their husbands Mr and Mrs.I Ben Davis and Mr..and Mrs Samp son Smith from Conway Several members of the faculty i will be dinner quests of Mr. and Mrs.?John Lee Frazier at thoii heme on Wednesday, April 27. The school, is looking "forward I for the coming of Dr McGill, who lis to deliver.the commencement ad jdress on Frl'ay. May r, with much anxiety. I Dr. McGill and his party will he I entertained bv Mi1 and Mrs. Ja k Cain at their home on May 6 .at j <> p m. FKIFMlSlHF HAl'T. CHCKCH Rev. F. M. Voting. Pastor Sunday wns an cnjoyahh. day at I our church. The Supt., Deacop J. B. Barnett, was on the job a(~ the usual hour with helper? that are ebivc the avers, go in ef ficiercv. At 11 .' () the pastor Icing ah. 1 sent, R>. v. Rro. G. Adam was the I speaker far the morning. He .1 preached a.,sermon that was touch ing to the hearts of all that hear 1 l | him. At the close of this mos; sage one more soldier connected iu'rself with us under Christian experience. 4:00 o'clock p.m. Rev. S. S. Youngblood with his inspiring group of singers rendered a musical program that shoaild have been heard by everyone. It is a program that should be ou the ait'- Needless to say how well we enjoyed them. Come again First 'Calvary. 7:00 o'clock the BTU. whpse' ever faithful lady with her young . \ people, wore at their post of service. At 8:00 o'clock found the church crowded with members and friends to hear Rev. Young. . Theme, The' Unexpected. YeL. Needed Guoat. The baby contest was postponed ?because?of?nrrn?mrritrhcld latet. Sponsored by Mrs. Young who is a blessing to any church. Deacon J. P. Burnett read the total -collection fv.i the day which was over $44.00. We ate inviting the public to witness our baptismal service on next Sunday night. With pleasure we. acknwoledge .the. presence of qui1 out-of-town guests from Sumter. Camden and Orangeburg. Tlje name of oui church should explain to them that we always expect, and also glad to have friends with us. CLINTON .NEWS. I Elizabeth Duncan reported i nl chapel Monday df per trip and ' part in the Speech Tournament held at State last week end. Although she did not win the school is proud that she" did Tier best;'" The-iSehool is busily preparing for the commencement program which betrins next Monday evenmg with May Day exercises. The May Queen is being selected " ft the .result of a contest which ends Friday. Friendship AME church presents a popular ouartet from Greenville Tuesday right at 8 p.m. ?Thf^ Y?*eue^-Men's-- bitei4oH- etyb of Clinton is preparing, for5 a banquet to be held at a later date This was discussed at the last meeting held at the home of Mr.* Noah Young. It was decided also that no more mouthers be admitted totho dtrh at this time mm GFORG ETOWN NEWS ."By Ffc'J; Ford | A very fine literary entertain- , mont preceded the .address of Mr . Fred V. V iss, (iistrict- Deputy of , the American Woodmen with head | quarters at Atlanta, Ga., at Bethcsdif BalTCisf chiirch Tast Thursday night in intesre?t of the George- , town Cami) No. 22. _The Speaker made a fine impressiorr on the uad- . l e 1 a. ( iiuvv cum .^nri.j;iiiviiyu lUi? ui'Killl- ; i izatibn in- the mind of'.the people. The canv is well manned by Mr. ' R. J. Jackson. clerk: Mr. H. McD. I liU'hsen. (i'Himainlui1 mil Mr, F.d^ -die- Myers.- hanker. ???-4Cenrpv own ran certainly beast of up-to-date funeral parlors. It 1 was ou- pleasure to take a look at the funeial homo of Mr. W. .T. Wilds and sen recently where we saw a number of caskets of the lafist ilnsiimc n >1/1 mn.lni'nlv a -- - - - ? 4 ? J vquipped. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Browne and Mr. Philip Rrowr.e spent Easter in SalistKr y. X. with, parents of Mr. \V. S. pobhjns assisted by hi- sister Mrs. Pcssie Hule served | 'a delirious dinner at Sandlanding. San'pit; April 20tli in honor of his brother Attorney .Nathan Dobbins !T?d wife of Washington, D. C. Mrs. O. Dobbins of Charleston, their mother and Mrs. S. McNeal of XYO their sister'M^ere present an ; number of guests' of1" Sam pit and Georgetown respectively. ' It \vas~TF?i< writer's pleasure to have our son spend the week-end with us. He is a Junior at Wils n High, Florence, S. C., and is doi,t.g nicely. Mrs. "Minnie Rogers left Saturday for White Plains, N. Y., where she will In- for awhile. Her daughter, Mrs. Jennie B. Greene is ill in the hospital. We trust she will soon recover. Bethel A. M. E. Church Rev. W. B. L. Clarke, Pastor ' FPTjji ljBpP[ o rgjy^rni PINCKNEY'S FU UNDERTAKER AND LICE SOUTH CAROLINA F 1006 WASHINGTON ST. ? - ?, 1 J... ? Saturday, April 30, 1938 On last Friday evening. Dr T. J. Miles, presiding elder held his second quarterly conference and on Sunday both morning and evening he preached stirring serQuite a number of visitors were Trrfseflt, TtIIi(Tt fg"" the ni~ ~ w as?Mrtr Gussie Miles, the wife of our presiding elcftn We were glad tg^ . ' ? have them. Bethel church" closed its spring drive last Sunday with the following results: Mrs. Martha Rcid, $13.75; Mrs. Julia Wineglass. $15.90; Mrs. Mamie /Smith, $10.00; Mrs. Florence JUar-d+KHH?$17:00; Mrs. Katie La snrin, $17 25;?Mrs.?Nellie?Lance,?? $22.50; Mrs. Ruby Johnson, $10.25 Mrs. Charlina Greene, $19.76; Mrs. Anna Pope, $21.60; Mrs. Amelia Shaeklcfc/rd $22.35; Mrs. Hattie Washington?$28.25;?Mrs.?Geomi? Dobbins. $29.01; Mrs. M. W. Prioleau, $33.31; Mrs. Susan Thompson, $36.77; Mrs. Ella Beck, $50. 01; Mrs. Beatrice Dunmore $52.85 Mrs. Bessie Blake, $46.00; Mrs. Eliza M&yors, $51.00; Mrs. E. L-. Fraser, $53.50; Mrs. Bessie Clarke $147.16; public collection $12.07. Total $719.?&?L-?^ SILVER TEA AND MISSION-. - ARY UNION AT STARKS LIBRARY The silver tea sponsored by Mrs. T.aura Goo.le Toncs ar.d MfsyAd- ~ die Lyles was a success. Mrs. Rosa M. Dixon, formerly of Columbia, but residing at Daytor.a 4 * Beach, Fla., rendered several selections, flpiriruals. Reading by* Miss Bertha Dorch, president of the Missionary Circle of Benedict College. The business meeting was in charge of Mrs. J. P. Roeder, chairman and her assistant, Mrs. Alberth'a Simons. Several commit Continued on Page 7 ? 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