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Saturday, May 7, 1938 (Echoes of Suorts I ? Uy fiUSTEt* LA?'SO> The Herr of Germany has issued an order fee stop the newspapers anu magazines ofGermany IVom printing the pictures of Jesse OfVv - ens. It gets in the Dictator's blood ( to see the picture of thyt dark flash stepping away irom ins sat i to be pure white maiblcs. ' Since the JNiui. E.mporiUL liu^JLssjuiui. .such an order, they must be carried out or someone will be minus a head or maybe some six or seven heads will be walking around with no1 hndioa ; ? j What kind of order will the Nordic conscious -dictator issue after the Louis-Sehmelling fight? Most fighting experts are doping?u~ knockout, and they expect Joe to one had the srtme diiiai?LuiPore and everyone was wrong. The entire country was amazed to find out - that Louis had been beaten. Humors went out, all kind of false hoods wore strung?tier dsn 1 h e country. But this time I am asking you true sportsmen to eliminate all of this hooey stuff and ^ ccme on out and show your hand. T am with pvnvynni. \v'm? is: thoil.-' ing-that Louis will win. Louis willWin Knf ...... nv>/ 1IICII Wl*. Will give The II err a chance to issue another order, or maybe he^ has already advised the "stall" oT the different papers arid magazines not to even write about the light if Louis is the victor, yes, maybe. Then if l^laxie should happen to' come through the Germans may paint Louis' face white so as to rhakc the German people' thing that everybody is a pure jGeimjair. Everyone is worrying about t idoutcome of the Armstrong-Ross ? ' light on May -26.- Homo- say that Henry will meet his Wateiloo, but 1 I say that Henry will lake care of himself and make Harney look up and take notice. Joe Wahott fought therii all and won. When I say all. I mean heavyweights, a well as lightweights. I am not * placing Armstrong with Walcott but remember that Ross is not a heavyweight. Without -any question Henry is the best lighter of the little fellows in tlio i^jlt today and he will beat Hamey*"" uoss on the night of the 26th. - t since he cannot grab some of the South American; gold? Will h e play in the United States or rest for a season ? THE BLACK ROYALS WIN THE SEASON'S OPENER WiniisbOVo, May 'J.?The Bk ic k Royals hammered out a 9 to vie tor^ over the BufTqh) - Mills in the opening game of the season. Features in the game for the Black Royals were the wonderful pitching of Craig, striking out .10 men and getting 2 triples; Code 2 doubles and Jackson one "homer with one man on base. ^ The Black Royals is said to be ~one of the fastest clubs in t b e State. Any ter.m wanting to play them, write J. D. Rosoburough, I'. 0.< Box 384, Winnsboro, S. C. .' ? . WATERLOO NEWS. The family of i\frs. Evelyn Campbell who is seriously ill at t h e v Brewer hospital, wish the prayers of the readers of The Palmetto Loader for her recovery, if it be the Lord's will. Miss Hattie M. Cunningham is improving nicely at the. Brewer hospital since her operation. ^ Mrs. Emma Fuller died -An.il 27 and was funeral:/.cd Saturday April 30; Rev. .T. W. "Mathis ofliciated. Sho leaves live sons. Kid. Calvin, Charlie and Sam <>f Waterloo and Andy Fuller of -Woodruff; ed Sunday May 1. He leaves." wife and one daughter Clelia ^ of Brooklyn, N. Y. ' " * The Laurel Hill and Center Point schools will render the Heaven Bound play at the Graycorrt Hi, May 4. Funds will l*> used for improving the school building'. Home-coming Day will he at Laurel Hill Baptist church' May 15 All friends are cordially invited to worship with us. JOHNSTON NKWS Rosa Spring Baptist Church Home Coming Services. Sunday school opened with Supt. Dea. A. B. Harrison at his post. Lesson taught by Prof. R. N. Smith 7uVl retviewerL by Rev. 'Robert Bland. Remarks by Mrs. M. A. Hammond. At the morning Rev. Bland preached a wonderful sermon; sub m*?jooti "Oooupy Until I.Come." The ^ pastor's salary and collection was k<juu. si^iimur wus si't'veu on mi? grounds. An appropriate program for the day was carried. After t,he program Rev. A. D. Dawk.ins dei livered the Home-coming sermon, f ( The financial reports for the day were good. At 7:30 the Coleman Ridge was ready for the night ser pastor preached thecloslng'sermon Rising for his- subject: "Jesus in fh?TTrTtdst of-H:he--Churek,'' _ The basket ball girls and boys of the Edgefield Co. Tr. school gave their annual banquet, April 22. Mr. C. O. Floyd gave them'an interesting talk "How to be a good sport in life." Everyone hftd an enjoyable time. The District Judging Contest met at the school on Thursday. -15 v boys who had a part in this contes?y At the conclusion winners were: Hartford Daniel, Edgefield Oo. Tr. school lat place; 2nd Cru1 .... .?ss: mer of Newberry; 2nd place Olit.ver Walker Edgefield Co. Training 'school; 3rd place, Richardson _ol I Harbison Jr. College. The speakI ing contest was won by little Mr, I Slaughter from" Bettis Jr. College Tlie- teachers are very busy pre pal ing the'children l'ronu the 1st to the 10th for the closing exercisCs. 1< inlay night April 29. a Surprise Party was given for Mr. Sandy Dean in the auditorium of Edgefield Co. Tr. school.-The party was .Jijoyrd by all. 1'rof. aud Mrs. Hightower o t 1 Ridue Soring were guests of Prof, 'and Mrs. R. X. Smith at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Mobley on Wednesday evening. Mis. Lillie Jones of Charlotte, _X L is visiting her mothciyMrs.J Savannah Young (fri Bland street. Mr. and Mrs. John Raiford and daughters, Misses Crccia and Hal!i? Raiford of Ridge Spring were Sunday evening guests of Prof. Misses Marie arid Cassie Mobley are still on the sick list. We hope for them a speedy recovery. Mrs. Rhoda Francis has many friends who are glad to know she is better. ' ? ; . .COKESBl'RY .NEWS \ St. Paul A. M. E.'Church v ! ^ov- J C- Coaxum. Pastor 1 ho Sunday school had a large atterrdnrrce-. Officers sevtd teachers at their post <?f duty. The preach ing sirvices begun at the usual - hour. Th epastor's message was inspiring. Theme Christ Feeding r pi 1 11iv j i \ i iiuusuiiu. v/Uiitxtion $12.SO. Quite a few partaok of the" elements of _thc. Lord's ,.S-Up!>v rv Yisi/Wrs . Mr, Isom Wuilley, of llodges. Mr, Landom Moore is home from Lake Wales. Fla. Mr. McClouh is spending awhile The maiiy frffr.ds of Mrs. Bessie Moore _pympa'thize with her -itv the ?kath --of- -her - brother?Mtv rsjivin Romans who died in Colum hia. April 21 an:l was fuaeralized h e last Wednesday. Rev. C. H. (o Iphin officiated. His remains are resting beside his mother's in Tab 1 naele cemetery. Pinckney nrortieian in charge. Sirk: .Mrsr-LHorerrce""Moor?, Mrs. Susie Arnold. Mrs. Rosa Nash. We hope for -them an early recovery. Mr. Samuel Gog^ins, Jr., reports a fine trip to Knoxville, Trim. Visit-, d the Norris Dam. i tinned through the great Smokoy mo'untainn. : PENDLETON NEWS C " Rev. Ford preached from -the j subject Who is Thy Neighbor at King-Chapel Sunday morning. At '10 tjio Grants Missionary society" met at til. hotue_of sister Marv TTTTT. In tTTir mooting tho reports fiom tates" were extra good. Finances $12.00, Pendleton is the eon'er of Missionary work in.Andersjnli county. We shall meet .with St. Paul .Missionary circle Tuesday. Visiio'is in our last meeting Prof. C. ('. Reynolds and Tessy Barnes. ?At <>100 o'clock all were center ed to'ward the West End school program community singing. Men against woTnx-TT.?The finance decides the winne. A real recreaton center for all. I.ast Sunday .Mrs. R. G. Reese sponsored an Educational program : i King Chapel-.-church. vIt was inspi-i mg~tn--hear the-speakers* Mrs* Pauline Thomnkon and her choii' fbiotovod to Calhoun on last first Sunday to take part in the home-coming program of Golden View church. i The Fashion show sponsored by Mrs. R.- B. Thompson at the Pendleton training school last Monday night is the town talk. Many S'yl- s demonstrated from ages I', to 00. We were glad to see the boys last week from Benedict college Joseph Thompson and Nathaniel Brown. State college: Wr A. Thompson hud Jas. Kills Gant. Revr- Young of the Holiness elunch. Greenville preached rr Pen j ijlelon h?st Tues'ay^ngiht which was enjoyed by all. ~ ST. JOHX A.M.E. CHURCH | Rev. J. M. Jackson, Pastor Marion, May 2?The pastor delivered wonderful sermons morn-' irg and night. Since Rev. Jack. -'nil bits been with tis he has tak(>n in more than one hundred mem Ibesr and has pai 1 the long stnr.dI ing mortgage. We thank God for this leadership. The pastor )>r rted a successful district conference with Dr. A. P. Spears, presirlirg" elder. Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Ward of Jacksonville, Fla;. visited at St. .John Sumlay morning. A?' i1 r ptinn wtts- tendPred them Saturday evening at the lovely home of Mrs. Mary lfiwia^__A number of Dr Ward's former schoolmates and associates were among tthose present. Delicious refreshments were served. At Easter time St, John Sunday reboot presenter! ar most interesting program under the direction of Miss M iry T. Greene and Mrs. Iva Mae McQueen, i At the Marion county training - cliool. Prof. J. E. Jefferson presonted a cantata "After Three Days" by his boys quartette and j choral?club which wna especially enjoyed by all present. WHITMIRE NEWS j Sunday Wis a lovely day and a whfdorful Sunday school was held at f/.ln.- n?.. |(?' A X?.w,v UIUIV.II. IV*-" V U1V'\V n j delivered the message in the absence of the pastor. t Bruce Tabernacle Church. Rev. J. D. I)nvis, Pastor j SundHy nights May -i- h Hinging ; ~ * m , rriiwrirtfti-' . t' . T Hv Ch.irli ; "lilt: ROVING i Mister Can You .Take. 11 In a very old book called Job, you will find these words, "man , that is * born ~oT~woman is :uf i'eW words were uttered by a man w!: > could take it. Two years a^o under the blind- , I ing lights of the ringside at the I Yankee Stadium in New York City L'r ? t * i . i r i saw a nrown skid youitt utKt- oil'1 of the most ui: nmrciful beatings a human being' _ever reeeived. This month he will squabe _ulT"again in the ling against the same maii. He can take it. On December 11, -I'll, in Houston, Texas., l.'J members of the ' crack Regiment the lighting 21th were led away to face their maker, their last words wore "well . . ..so long boys". They could lake it. Can you walk through life in a >b'e manner, and meet its changes and chances with dauntless courage, are you.a man? The c'iioi us of the Antigone of Sophocles, sings. There are many nrnrt-mvondrou? things but there is naught more wonderful than man. If tragedy should strike with lightning-suddenness -s woe pi ?g?a? Wiiy all the things that, make- .life-. gkn'imis, can you" cany on, with hope still flaming'within you, with not a tyni.al nor a latter word? Do you help others to stand the -rhuek when thoi- world cracks up beneath them? Do Others feel your presence-, and your power, lift ing, ennobling, steadying, swerw ing from deeds .of weakness. and in theij- loneliness, reviving their- spir its-?The manner in which your friends and neighbors im-et life dem-niis vol v laro'i 1 v n I ion Voir .11 nw? ihui'li are you wotth '>, them? 11 uw ninny people have been prevented from quailing by your own our ayeoJis attitude? 1 low nuicr arc you worth iti influence? How many people, have you kept in the path >f righteousness by your own rti? ' contest was spTTnsTTreTl a! ibis e^iuieh by Mrs. Rosnlee Cahlwell. assiste:! by Mr. J. C. Byrd. There were four quartet*? competing fiiM this contest. Several prixes wero awarded. Quartets, Sims Chap b! Springfield, Willinyr~Wm kers, .Rice brothers. Five selections weio ron tiered by each. Judges were Misses Elliotte B. A brams, Bernioc Jackson, ,\i 's-rs Henry Gifliam. Jackson. The Sims Chapel and the Rice brotifers tufe in the decision of the ju "ges. All qiuutets sail a' well. A blind man rendered - elections. Collection $10.75. Blind " man $'?.OTr"7mnrrrl?totnl .SBfrKlh-^ Mr. Ward IS> frl. Passes t . Frien<1 s<fF "\TtVfTto ire ~iiV"J sorry to.learn of the death-of Mr, Byr.i who departed this life, Wednesday, Apiil 27'h at his home, lie had be]-, in failing health practically all of this year. He was fuq* eraliz/d and buried at Ct.air Grove church, April' 28. officiated by the Rev. J). C. Crosby. Mortician in .change J. C. By rti. He leaves to mourn a wife, two children and many other lelatives. 1 Mr. Samuel Fant ucconip'anietl by Misses Mozellu Fpps, KastCr Robinson, Mesdatnes Annie Grif4rn, Bessie Quiller mutoeiv to-dutu? - lc.?toil Sunday and' enjoyed a very pleasant trip. ' Mrs. T.oola Wallace is home after spending sometime with her mother in Cincinnati, Ohio. Miss J.ily Mae Stewart spent the week-end with Mozolla Epps. Miss Mat tie Abranis left Sunday for her hynie in Cincinnati, O. ; Messrs Ernest and Btury Mor; .a u.r ATvcj cn,? K<m1 <iv.v i j 1111/< 111 vii uy iuio. Morgan, Mrs. L. Byrd, Miss Min" ni?' Cetor motors 1 to CMintirn Suit-' day to visit relatives. Mr. J. J. Epps visited his siste-/?Mrs. Victoria Barber-SuiuTay. I -Miss Annie Lee Abvams is home after closing a successful school term. Miss Frar.cis Class has also closed a successful school term. ! Mrs. Lola Joiner-is still improving. Mrs. Ella Sarto'r-is- indisposed at this writing. ' ~ Tim W. H. Benefit society met April 20 at the home of Mr. and _ Mrs. J. C -Ryrrl. NOTES FROM SECOND | CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. C. H. Brown, Pastor Last Sunday our pastor conclu.led 1 is series on "The Christ for the World". The messages were very edifyir.jp and still condemn ' ing but withal they offered, a chaltemal life.Life not by works,' but works growing out of the true life. There were seveitil accesNext Sunday is to be observe.! as Family Day being Mothers' Day. All families arc asked to. strive for a 100 per cent attendance sitting together duirg church service. Every son and every daughter is urg^d to join father and mo. her at this service. Lend this thrill to parents and relatives o r guardians. And friends who cannot join their pa- ' ' ' /' . . ^ .. V. ... J. HE PALMETTO LEADER , ? was es Spears pk REPORTER" g?o _ _ __ tiiidcV I.itV is something far'^7' iin>rc than material things, beans h.. ami bread and, clothing ami shed-1 . rev. Yet- in n?mpny people com- (NN f urtiiin's.' ' f'l'* Every man has'friends . . . some'- . " v.,. .n,,.,... A > * V II 41 i v i rv i . . .. 'HIIVI 7* Ulli^UVIl . I an I unknown. What you are to (.H, youif friends and neighbors is jof 1 far more value than what you- do for tluni. So Tii that -moment oJ hoi roi when calamity stuns tho N brain and you den't know how tc exe: keep a trrip on. yourself, you must will I'vioials and be brave'for their,sake,. lar With faith in God who would "not eret leave you in the dust" but made 3rd you a man ..." it little lower invi than the aH.eefs, crowned with ?lo- ex-et i v and honor" endowed with pow- Mis ecs. which ate beyond price. What an'l price tajjs could you put on plans jWtn ard visions, love finely faith, hope l?>r and courage, which are worth far Maj more than bank accounts, stocks ^a3 and bonds, . " .eret * * . Cla ?Few |i??op)e will ever he hit so 1*It 1 hard as was the writer 'during the ex< p:ist twenty yrars, from one sad fou .extLeiieneei-al'ter another, comnar- sch yd .with which the sweeping away by of ones financial lesouices is in- *T significant. i pur When you unexpectedly hit the ,K' bottom.' refuse to be licked in the ' face of disaster. You are still a M'' man . . . remember where the Al- . niiahty placed you "... a little4^ lowe i than th'u_Anwels- . . . It will 1 bolster you up I.ilY up yout spirit. And you will rise attain1 . . . rpiipht . ... Unbroken . . .| o I'ure- . . . An i free. The sun does . not know the name of evrt+ blade '' ~ of prass-w+iicdi-it pg shininjr. nor the bird know the ?? ' iinilli- fit". i.;ieh u-Vir.iii if L. cheers with its. son?*. neilfier docs ^Jn a man know how far-reaching- the Jro, ihflueti a- of his life may lie if he ^ will "can y on" an i "sec it j.'n thiough'L .jt,Si a.-ccpt adoption ir.jo family < f their choice* in our church. The / ' public is invited. >e>iTctime tlur- I ti^-rr the service t In. "minister -will (j. olTer a j?rayrr for blessing- as lie i1j I'lfei^ i a-h at. .! every infant to the-. Wil l ord. Rrinjr your babies and pre- (Vci -out lhem to the Lord. At night tie. re will he baptism. All are a-krd to wear a llo\vpr for mcdher; i s0n white if death or red if alive. There I (. 0jan'.plans to have available How- -j"i< foi any who niay not have one.. jlon head the "Lead r" an.! be a mo, leader. Sunday mbrr.iny* file "supio'TnTeip Ttf I rf~"rhv StrndT^-rc+uinl - Wit* jtffeeted by a lartre erowd of wide awake, alert- scholars who respond jj"( i'd r.ad'ily to The .instruction of (j.,k their teaehors, T! < race between, t!ie two adult cla-ses of the ad- a(' vanced d' paitnvent . is continuing' '?ivt with undiminished enthusiasm. Tlu pastor chosed as the subject ^ of his discourse "The Authority of 'i-su t he C'oniniunion". Inimeiliirtt4y-_ whji following this service the funeral set vice of Mrs. Kliza Smith was StilvdtTy~wrrs U deliver d a iliessarre at Zion Bap- H r.<"t cbu'reh. After this he return-. ed to Union to pai ticipate in the H monthly Communion service. K| On. Sunday night the message I B was delivered by Rev. F. A. Weav-1 er well known minister of this' UL siatiu.. He used as his subject "What Mamie of "Man is This? i!is mVssnge was- heartily receiv- ! ? ed. ' ?t-Pi?^finrsrfay night the- Musical ,? choir sponsored?a liusiness ^nd, P;?? ' 1 lessjonal '.Men's proirraia* . Jj? o HROWN CHAPF.L CHURCH ;! Rev. C. C. Mcllwain, Pastor ~ y+4 Thr S. S. number have ircrears- . ed somewhat. At tl :30 Rev. Rufus Jackson preached a strong sfr, n ?n. A larg-i ei\.\vd .took the Lord t Supper. At 0:30 Rev. J. AY. TIop- *tM" king and his good people came diun aiHUTte preached a wonder-' , ful sermon. ? Jus At 7:30 Mrs. llessre Thompson you rendered a play The Prodigal Son will which evi rvi ne er.joyed. The Sil- aga vcr Tone quartet will be at the hoii church Monday night in a Quartet | contest. There will bo several J quartets. l'rol's. Riddick, Sawyer ' coir Mr. and Mis. llenry Dover were ablt with us. ma Stcwawie.-* boards 1 and 2, will meet with Mrs. C. Heard Sunday V at the usual hour. ^ will Ilwain and Rev. IIopkir.s came to ' she a close. Monday night with RiV. by Hopkins the winner. A sum of pioj $25.92 was raised. Rev. Hopkins ihe will leave for Rock Hill Thursday the and we wish for him a pleasant j0 | session. - d" PAY UP YOUR im SUBSCRIPTION _ I - . * . "*'r n-"? *? .. W'INNSBORO NEWS | [rs. J. M. Smith has clewed a essful term school, visited motfier in North Carolina and low at home to the d^lght of husband and' friends. National?Be?Kind?to?Ahimal uk" was observed at Fairfield mty Training school last w'-'fk. nu*?and essays hy pnpilv and :s by teacheis won more favori attitude of all toward Cod's ilures. irainerd institute returned la*t 1 idav evening wit'n another j those grand musical programs, r i Calvary Presbyterian church; ; crowded to over flow with peo j who were anxious to ' hear d music and no one was de~ed. tr. and .Mrs. Kotrrt Russell on. n'-tery streets entertained the ire facuty at their home last irstlay evening. The luncheon ideally swell. * Ld ?. .. ? ,ev. and Mrs. Y. A. Janerette, j Florence .Marks, K' v. C. M~! ver, Rev. Freeman dr.d Prof. W. Ross were the dinner,guests at home of Mr., and Mrs. Jasper Lens last Sunday. The table ancd beneath the heavy load i wv""" V'"' 'ext Tucsrfay evening the 1st rcises of our school closing begin. ' Under the direction 1 and W. B; "Mc uHough atrd op :ta vvill be presented by the and 4th grades. The public is ted. Friday following will be rcises by-the 1st und 2nd witir?i ses- Annye Counts; H. E. Ro Js Z. -S. Dennett. With a'fuwl e exercises between, the Jur,-t Rhetorical contest will be on \ ; 20; the Baccalaureate sermon ; 2-j at 3:30 by Rev. V. A. Jan tie; Monday 23 at 8:30 p.m. ss Day exercise*, and Tuesday 3. at 8:30 p.m. th? graduating, rcises will! be had ths first last r year - high school- class of our ool. . The graduation. aldrcss I)r. ('. 11. Brown of < "o-l-nubia. Yof. Garrett passeJTHrougTT to-wji last w.oek. He called at home of Mr and Mrs. J* L Bae whip? here. Prof. Garrett ved a:- principal of city schools this town." 4r.?M. I.. Robinson Avits?seen . town last Sunday. piCKK'ss, M:\VS """ " "" , j lunaay selnv 1 at Pickens chapat 10:30 was good. "he Coldts fitting .Missionary h'ty litet \vith ?Sweetie ' rd Sunday. I 'rof. and Mrs. J. R? Bates. Mis. enda Rosemond. h C. Fisher] .uivu ui vji iTiivuic r rmav. i Irs. O. T. Lawton, Mrs.' L. C. !;er, Prof. anj Mrs. J. It. Rat- , Frankip L:iwton spoilt the week ?in . (Ire1 nvillc. ' Irs. Jennie Allen was the guest Mr. an&t'Mrs. Voe Buggs Sun- , . i Mrs. Lexico Kilgo spent Sun , in Liberty. ' '' i lisses Louise, Willie and Mary limns, Miss Neul of Anderson , e the guestjruf Mrs* Cordelia Krksey. Wednesday.' lis- Loise Williams of AnJer- ^ spent the weekend with Mrs. dtlia Kirksey. ^ he Little Folk club met at the ] le of MV. and Mrs. R. A. Gold:d. W SAINT PHILLIP A. M. K. (HI RCH ^ ^ Rev. C. Capers, Pastor Italics ton, IS. CV?The past bath dawned beautifully and ughout the day large .attences were in evidence. The reg- ! r muriiint' unr-Pin 1 its usual hour and an irnpres- ; .* si 1 mon was heard. Subject: uds r/f Chariot. >uinlay school convened at its al hour with Supt. It. Brown if i thP Sf t ABBg. WA ' NO I E: Your question answeo i eli' pirqr of this column it enclo reply, aoud r. quarter (2&c) and ryiopV for my New Astrology I mail free advice on thee (8) qu r>irthtiate. and oonec1 addreas t"pi"l.!v Street. Columbia, Sou' i u,?Will you please tell ; why is it I cannot make a sue- 1 i? Are those parties still af- i 1. . 1 ..... I..?a ?>f / -me niu-in .Mu u?v iv> * inoss? 1 inswer?No one is after you or in* to caUse you any trouble. ^ t as soon as you try to forget 1 r past business difficulties you he nble to make some headway! in. A change would no doubt > you. I | . B.?My daughter wants me to ' fe and live with her. 1 am not 1 to work as I suffer with rheu tism in my hip. - Would you] J Vs^tell mp what to do? .nswer?The place for you is j h y?<jr daughter. You are very | lunate in having a nice home as : wTTT glrp-yotr ~*tr^ go?to?and -j all means try to he cheerful and isant so that conditions around house will he just the same as y were before you came. You I so want to please her I am sure. T --- 1 , U-, L_ I\?Would I .bo successful i [ wore to. moytTTo the place I m-o my husband i4 working? | inswer?To make this change i ? ' Af/potito will ?/? jt cood feeling.., thai tLf.d'Jiing'rvliei from conztipdticr "ITZIIEN' YCU gel con.'iip'^'J, 1 **. liliick^Drn'ip'! Dor/; .*</t < ; stipation? d^n t inv:l? trouok ! For 3 * comlort's sake, take con. ' bly soon feel L. ^ L 1Z* root* ?,f . . nnrolu At 7:15 the pulpit was graced > with lhe - produce?of- the- -jra-Hm?e and his- aids who assisted ip the _> 'preliminaries. The pastor - spoke >1 ^ During this service nine aeees?J sjon was made. v MEADOW:>RC)X(i NEWS. A very inspiring sermon was de-' v livered by the pastor Rev. J. W. . Dhvis oji April 24. Also on Sunday t night April 24, Rev. E. McCulOn May 15, the Home Mission! Society will render a program. Sis \ ter Annie 1). Kennedy is president, j. Everyone is cordially invited to,. game. ?1?"??T j -r T7 Closing of Elim Colored School Arthur McLaughlin, l'rin. . The Elim Colored school entered a Forestry contest with other ?eho?>]s of Florence county and re-'r .eived 2nd piize, with Wilma Bns low, ninth grade as prize winner, j The school has done much this term j wi-th the (.operation of the PTA,'. as to the Leautification of the cam nrrs with shrubs', Hewers ami ireis.1'^ Also so hit' indoor improvements. I j. Our school closing exercise be- j ran Sunday. May 1st, with Rev.? *| j. a. McConnell of Sumter," t h e mncipal speaker. Monday May n.' ho Klemcqntaiy and "Grammar dolartnients exercises by Misses Ca- , iheriue H icksoh, F.-telle Rice. and ?destine Harrelh Tuesday. May 10, Junior Hi dopaitment play by! Mr. A. McLaughlin. We. ties lay. May 11th, final exercises, Mr. Wm. > Irmir7. |-ianbt. To all of 'these -ex? ? rci>os everyone is invited. |_ --?t.afkvev items :t ^ The spr,ng. season with its beau- ky and frngran.e is bringing 'to the churcho> many of . our sistertmi brothoi-s. who have Won Lak-. <; d salVly awav rdusinp the wihjer j season. Every / <>? rifHii?ii n<w tj taiks lik?- a lat w hod of llowers. On Thursday nipht .past. Little T it. E. IJ.ethia., .11.. the 5 yea;, old ^ ?d in thi? paper ONLY whan ? 1 sed in your, lettar. For private X a sal f-addressed, tarn pad an- T ^ leading, and receive by return \ estions. Sign your full nama, X j; all letters. Addreee all mail V h V> r UVA] i r a ~ *1 r>' you. Both yr?j and your husband ivould be better satisfied being lenrer to one another and you p "ould easily find employment there also and continue working. ^ I. M V : W.ml.i I )< .n't-incr-wU<. 2 to visit this man that I Write to in Virginia? * 1 Answer?The trip to \ irg'inia j. would do \ou a world of good . . . but do not go w ith "theintention j [>f visiting him. Make him believe that you are traveling and only 2 stopped by to see him.- To show him 100 plainly what you think of 2 him will have a t-eudvwey to make' 2 hifn lose interest. 3 M. M. J. Why is my husbandj so different?. He don't seem to' think as .mmh of. me aS-.hg__ase4_lo-j_ wu v ------ 1 >> ii.i mimi i. ih' May nome with mo V Answer?You had hotter got ~ IVjsv and make a change in your home life. Fix yourself up just i' as attractive as you can and meet your hushand with a hroad smile each evening. Do nice things for him and let his know how important a person he is to you. You ( ean't accomplish anything by acting intHflfrrant wtrtrhrm. I S Page 3 ' IT T? ta 1 _ ' I .a I1' ii jwia mb ?? ????? >"cnuse Dlack- Lft'nnirl7Tis prompt* ' r your diet and-excrcibe if you ' .U''Ul CCli.\Lip:- ion, mo'.y from hay;;." taken it that - . u t .".".y rood, ti.; >rt 11 y laxa waller of 1.r? it?m.Ikons U fcoiu every year, the demand . clean, dried. r: >. i J< vr-s and ' P 1?' 'a . 't?: !' v. :v u i-;i : : .n-ntiii*ally apyfovd for their uxatiw (i'.,aliti'.?. .It ii, nuide to '?U , " ' . i'iy i f *; f f i ,,,,i , ,i s ) ; nn (Inn . /a wont \yui U laxative, at you jiet v.hv r. you buy Bluck. nominal?'? iw.!; Get a 2j-cent 1 t-OvL'/ii'jtu'.U ^ - ojj <>1 Rev. iti.?i M) >. R K. Bet-hpu rf-thr* e.tpr-A'avhci) at' ttiT'dtrrrre * ~?1 tone Baptist e i?u: ? :. l'of I icacon oMy's club The choir of ,?*ry ouiiir ? i111 d! <.-ri accompanied little ices. ' hi !* .kday f-.lb iwing Rev. Ii. Sullivan [oinhoi at Linntone ftir Dea'un Jo. K. Richaids' ii : H"\\i !:'? clubs. The sermon . as wonderful.- The twn clubs lais <1 ? 1 ? ..".'j, 1 U-:uuii ,H uv.I.-11- wua_l?itm : d the most popular ieacon as his lub raised i?2?.s."> .?}' the amount. ' iTRi atuiatio: u 1 : ..- .,," Howell. Dr. I.: <i. Huii ] ides has been, cry ill. l ut.is abb- ? ' be out a- ... ain. All the :-lii! schools huv* Lt-ifil an I ivii'i."in i?u r-hh'.p e.vryone else a |<lea>nnj__ vucatioil'. M AUION SOC TAi: MAVS The YoUttjJ I lidios Sni ial' Ciub u-t at Mis. . I.ethoM.iul_ Davis' ome Sunday eveiur.y. 'April 24th t f>. i>\-h-ek." _ The nieitir.V iva- opened cy the 'resident' .Mis- The.ma ( dard iter which Mi- I- Williams d us. ill a ><<:i?r: imfli "prayer by liss IJosn Campbell. (Quotation letii the Bible by all. Tr.e presieii.t a>i-jr.U th.e .?.ec etary. to read ie nur.uti > <if :i>e ia.-t meeting. Cjuite a few joined .the club. The leet;Kg will be ^ at .Mrs. Grizell 'hi5mpy,ili. Sunday. May 1. 1U38. BAXLEY'S DAIR1T ~ Grade "A" Milk ?" PTTtrxi-; 2-111 n ITHT FTTni w oTkJ TV\ (\. Col umbTaT S7C. Southern Ry. System Arrival and departure of pass, nper trains, operated by the outhern Railway Company, pt the nion Station. Cofjmhia. S. C? Tective Dec. 17. Iihl7. r. Ix-aves 1 io. Columbia:-For: 4 .r>:00 A. M. Chester. Rork Hill, Charlotte. Wash ington > 7:0.1 A.M. S: a;'Lmro, A-h_vlU Knoxville J' c .on \? c - ? - - ?? d.w f\. ?i, jm. .uau., urangaburg. Charleston ; v 1 8:30 A. Augusta. Aiken. 3 6:50 A.M. N ew'by. (ireenwood (ireenville. 7 9:50 P.M. New'bry., Gr'wod. . 9 8:43 A.M. Blkvle.. Barnwell ' Savannah. 18 11:20 A.M. Camden, Lancaster, Rock Hill. . 7 12.40 P.M. Sp'hg., Ashvle. ChL 3 4:50 P. M. St. Matt,' Orangeburg, Charleston. 2 5 :00 P.M. Chester. Rock Hill, ifireensboro, Waah. Bait. Phil. N.Y.C. And'sn., Atlanta 2 9 40 P M. Savannah, Jacksonville, Miami, Tarn. r. Arrive* !o, Columbia From:' 4 4:50 A.M. (Aliama. IioimJ JakMle., Savannah 8 6:20 A.M. Atlanta, Anderao?. (ir'wood., Newbry. 1 8120 A.M. N.Y., Wash.' CharL, ?Rock Hill 17 12:25 P.M. Shelby. Rock Hill, Lancaster, Camden 7 19 -v?: P M a* Mat thews 8 4:40 P.M. Chi., Ash'vle. Spar. 0 4:30 P.M. Sav., KHrn.' Rtkvle 2 4 :45> P.M. An*.. Aik., Bat'bg. 0 9:30 P.M. Akhev'le. Spar'bj. (Atlaiu, Green-rille) 1 9f25 P.M. Char., -Orbrg. St. ? Matthew. 3 9:20 P.M. Charl'te. Rock Hill Chester r> 9:10 P.M. Grcenv'le. Anders'n, Gre'wrKxl., Nw brjr. CITY TICKET OFFICE 208 Sumter SC, " Phone 6450 ?? 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