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Page 6 iSs AITLICATK 3 I DA I E ' -;1 .! ! NAME .. :: city . t*?i r-? ? 1 ? GRADE : SCHU' >L < . ;? BIRTHDAY __ .. l j~. . ... _-.5 Fill out this i t upon anil ti ?:?: x Btaniivjhl' envn:-t.vpt to Tht>. l'.iim J 1310 Assembly'StColumbia. S. ? p the m.?ll I>H?k, mm you wil! n- < BILL C'AUYER NEWS ?1 PROMOTED * I l 'ear i?uj: received and I am wry mu i'. pleased will) it, 1 thank the H ' . ( 'ajvc.'s club t" ? accepting my a;>plicathm,-: * OtH' * school ~ f :rs? no\V_t cluneal. I, was! promoted. to th- 7t!i 4;rat! Am hoping to have a it 1!y time th .summer. Hve, F)\c, 'FTlVLI.iS. Dear IIiiI: I fell' as To' p f<o 'he la-t .tv. 1 weeks.. 1 am enjoying. the _h?'*t "yprtnj? "hivs. hv; can': imajrh' ..U- I ho i,..,, : II... S'lm!: ? school "rvevy Suiaiay. Jj . i* Wo a-o h:ivi:'g t< M : day men light picnic on tin- 11th: <>f t) month. Pulpit Aidj.Ls sp.onsori' ' , the piipic. I atu a or nihor yi tk:>_ group. AN NIK. I INJo VS l?A V \V| I H -M(H MKii 1 'car J J i J.: Ilu\\? iii-'' y-'U .' I! .v :i.ii ymi ^priul M 'tlii-Vs I my ? I was vvi v. h.'ii'iiv lu'c.'ii. m\* uvat'. s\v? i) nmhi-i ivji, wit W mi' :>*j*1 ymi kiln". hi w hniniv t v" H ;j "'y --'i ' la illlil I " . '' t - ' iV. sun.: 'M ii?'i s' Day. Stu- v.a? \vi y '-rhi'l t,). AW njoyt-sl ?-u si'lvi's *fr?? Vii?ri:?i>*: \\i-h wi-i'.' v. n'lt us \V;i' " in ii il i Y<r:-? truly.' SKIJKNA. llOKOl ifv IN ( Dl.l MIM \ | I?i ai t? r ;11jur t i same nany liu'Ks aiS' S, I-n: i;? rv^r^+rr ix.U(?i nv.. SCHOOL -U T-lVl I'ttTS' ii'V:,, r.\\]-. , I . I-.;. . -- I>c:: v- v H ~ j\ f>: '('T c:1 '? l'l ir p-a-'. ar, 1 p:" pat i' " ' -fm u j I'-UiM1:'-1. 1 . I" a.r. tiv tw< my-fi(* !.. K the two \\<P. ks n ii'fy iir'V. '.a! ' > ' have keep takir.tf ^ ai ?r;_ rave -I,."- tr 'lilac*, at -eh -; ()n May ?!. <"5 if fen Weir at : K:i*h" '"iaf1. -Snrrk- \v ' kins' a: ri r|i.je<-n if-. Sfi . The M y.'a New r-" . hah "t.: > >r ( itv!r"ft ;i plav el *"rlcrl ' 'This Mi<rl i < li ta -ati< r," T a p'ny i:nrl?-r -he <!ir?eiion of Mi?< W A. CowaV.s was enjoye.! ? Bi'h??4-r?a , In)' i ia 1 1?f??prr-parin'/ f"i* "Ut if <- 'mnmra't nr : t ex rci-c whirh i. t" take plate t he tit: i"t h. ( Mir > mm: i ?' r rial) it.' -rVier- is irva'!aat Smr this year. I have kern Ivtrjriri; her.:.' write ' ijt she- is s() I, isy- ,n; ;| ; alwa.es slip? her mt'ffl'n y.t Plva pr<"miser t.i write - ." n. 'Dint .?! ' member ! : Jennie Vi rm't!e .h dr son. niv p:r.<?<! pal am! next <1..<. neighbor. __ . ' Well. I think we have a!.o ' two an'! a half more weeks. I'll 1 ?glad am! *>. ry?in a way.?I ha*." about a hundred. mii^sIhe.- t .... out in, Physics so t- .Kail bet ?o sav 'ail revolt'*V " " " ' ' ' r'~ "" .!()!!STSHK MAT:' * IS Vl)( >11A WRITES Hello Rill: / . I [ore I 111)1 on?ihe nu.aitain a.usual. Rill, set jr. like - e'me of o oold members are forgeting writte. ! hop - '.hey will wake ti.e ar.d send in their news. Rill, w are having some, cop) weath r ttovv I went trr Sunday seh'ol and church Sunday as u-:;ai. The collection was "T?2.'!.O0. Rill, I haven'; got. much' to say this time. Wi ; write more n- xt time. Vour< truiv, ? ' ImU.fir.A HAS TO SIT OUT 100 PLANTS ' - We are having a cool spe'] just now which is no\ so good for niv | -yOTTng tTTiTTaTo" "plA;:! s.?Fa'TT'"cliib" girl hay to set odt one hunched plants. I am .hoping-it will soo.n turn wfirm again. , {' .. On Saturday, morning, of this week we are having a free movie at the Lyric theater- m- Mentor for all the club boys an i tci 'l '. lonpr with our achievement day jfrogram. I will tell you a'T about it next wee k. \V?- ?i e*r.(Av gett inir ready for Children's Day in June. I spent Saturday _ uCI \ off ?< ^ T H' 5> GKEATEgT WTTKT! )N BLANK I < .. 193 ? STATIC ; ... j - ? . age it .together with a self addressed ' iHtit I,tac!i.r, Bill Carver's Club,! C. Your name will be placed on ' . e a membership card and gutton \ Ititv. wilj be tiie second Sunday Su.mter witn my sister Marram and v?e had a lovely time. So lunji". ? ? Bl'K v[t'E. __ SVK'MI \V1MTI.\ Ci'o Bill': " -t-he itttm.be r* .are happy ' ii an i will soo":i- start send' !' ! '* lers w. eitiy. On -SxtnTi; 1 a : h':e<l <um."..y boo! a: .1 . . .'i luujj ?erv'iee. .'lany \isit-or.' "e pi ( eat. ( > e t o ,r Sun:> 1?P'" w a^' A1 ll^ycvitp oillogo. 1 hope to scu many .( 'A f;)i 'rht'l s irlui's sopll as Mlo i*li** :.) c! --intr a'rtd thoy will .! < fiom work/ Oh! 1 t4w trltth inomln i's i..*uNi invot !li? i.' ".-on..i tiino ' a:i<l I In po how Marur.nt arid I wiip?* t<? cad mott I nay not to nunt hor. Hop1 - .1 n o o lot !v j-jj' ihis u i-pk. IOMO , A ' " SA.'lAlt. w \K r: IT and i.i\ ! : I-To l.:i!l: in,i 'attain for anuthoi iny -do < ] S inlay ami wo had i I' n.iiti' il SotHr^iy ' Vohcwil sos:r' l;:? I am ;.rlu?i to s.o tha' " 1 1 " ' - / vihtr nic. ; 1 T!7!7T7! v. the OAioimoimLo; ? ?l."\i 11 j V-.{ ;> II11 iild llV?. 4+I a;-, -rt-aki:n of Mat'.: , iuol \Vi niht Taai a tVtf olliois !>'. . U : i... 4 A - f I v v & I I !!' . I a!'A ay-- r >: . , !.;:^ he. ' trry, .-"T; .TtWTiT: 11:i- jfoiai IkAvV'1 I "\ili elusv I'ui,- ! tVi ; > v, i I. xir.arton N\\\s >yt J' : l.a.i- !' ); ;no t*. V> . ^ MATT IK, SOI'IIIA WKIIKS I!:!!: TN' ' I ttrTi iiiKn Ti.i' " aia.'}i.: ?-f v ': i ua?I n.i'-'-yt'iI n-niliiii; :T- ritiV nn-;rh<-rs ifttci.! v " ? vty i:.!(.'ivstin^ " -vi.'-.l Mir ! 'I! .'' ! w lh- f art's My t< is. M s. hi IT. ."Ma < vi-rv r.jcf t' n 1 lik,- In.-. : t'-ii. -.i.iv sill <>I lui '' '1 I v" : y < 'lr^imir. tn 1 1 "-'M Tiry i-iu.-snun,, ''at- ? 11 iv-, sM ,-.f\ *chi!?.l_? " , nvx: wick I hu\ ' ?.ay This t inu* V-,.- ftiiy. S< > I' 111 A. IA >( IKiDl. I'l.A V ? , 1 i i?:. i: ^ i -ii.a'i tn- nal ln.sy thi: !\ a? \vT- w.l! 1h* having mil - ' i a:- jm . u?,. u:. WiMnes. ay r.iy t ui aiv -having; a piaj n \yhiih I am taking a part, '] 1 L!_l! '1' ; i11 ..I ia a i?iI'arh?af lev I !/!! ' ,i I l- I . | ty i. I LI l IK1; j f' . ?""rj?'? : at .Mollis e* llojye visi< !'? ?!' H'.v Ij i' - 'Is. The cam aii i the paik i- Very | > t < 11 > j i What is the matter witl | he flu!, n ir.h is. souu- of then no foro. itdiir t" send in their let ers. I shall !>iek you up avail iVxt \V- ( k. vr ? - MAdUi.ARlvT. 'ANMIi J. II.\!) VISITORS SI \d>AV 11' llo r.v. i-y !y~ We l ad vis -> s ,;iiday in fj . JJ athci'Jtf '..-umnol ehildiin. Vv'e earn ehun.h and ate (.inner an 1"'.'' ' went .i a. .wall-- and ha ? v ry idee time. We also h.i onte !'?i nds f; .i?n t'ni.iii. My s.s tr Ka.kii" has t r.r< c more we k .n (.( ,, .,] she attest s Sims Hie T I 'iii.e Hill it war lil il.'. >w., .'htiiday: hut i: is much , warm** jrow. S-n: ay was homo-cumin; day at Foster's f'h>pel ehiirch an ! evoryu :e had a nice lime. S;> Ion*1 Fannie '. (.'vllkuy. Tolies V^ile, S, ('. STIvlll.IM; lilt. III.(CUTS Til eenville.? The senior eh** left on their annual tour to Wash l.r.liin.?Ll?L_?May 'ini and rutin1 d May Mh. Many importan points were visited enronte to am front .Washineion. The Tourinj rmilmittec reported a very Jtapp; and educational trip. i no M nior class presented th R'tato Tollc' ire Dramatic Club in i hree act play Monday, /May dth in the hit'll school auditn'rium. Th performance marked the hi<jth spo >n dramatics at Sterling for thi -easnn. The visitors' from Stat Cufl"jre -remained oveh foT chape orvices Tuesday. ' The trade -departrnent s'.ior.. ue? a series of three program'- as i Vecatiorinf Wndc^fFSTu fetT Wt 'Tnhi day. Thursday and Friday. Mr.. P E. Stewart Introduced th* icl "* i ~ ^ Wednesday. m7! WTT >Valkei lectured on socoliogical trends and tiade. He brought out' stnwigly the predominant influence of 'trade or the economic phase of society. Mr R. C. Cockfield was ' master o 1 ceremonies. | Thursday the students in trade cave Three interesting demonstrations. The first, from the carpentry department-, on steps in making a desk with'Mr. John .Riley, di j retting. The second was given bj the masonry department with Mr fioode in charge. The third froir t he drawing-department- represented by Mr. James Anderson. Friday theldepaitment presented Mr. Cont supervisor ' of trades?in the city "i schools. Mr. jQoone spoke brieflj but pointedly on the intrinsic value ->f trade to our present day ecoilf^ . mic set up. He maintained that the {-vocationally- trained man has~H"i3el er chance in life than the unskill?'d worker. " Thursday evening, .May 12, Mist Iv.dnonia Johnson and the Musjc ' <' 1 ub gave an informal recital foi I iill I'i'fit s: jin<l -fi'ti rwic r\f fKo PluK .Mi. R. L. Ilickson was special speaker on the program. Many >f the club members made tlieii "first appearance. The boys glee club gave its anmial soring concert nt the?high chool auditorium Sunday afternoon. May 15. Other musical i' roups to assist in concert were he band and boys quartet. Many Tionds and parents were present = -t be^program. ? -= 1 .-LOSING' PROORAM OF EMMA M AlJDOX SCHOOL Ware Shoals. S. C.?May 19th, . i Kelaioation contest. Music, -Aim-i-ica; invocation; music. The '"ljief Corner Stone; Orations; Vis<-n of the Past and Future, Ida 'lelle White, 8th grade; Oration, Thanatdpsis, Il;UJier Calhoun, 8th rrade; music. Welcome Sw^'et _ >|)ii: gtimc"; Oration. "Give Me '.ibt-i fy* or (live Me DeaTh", Lola M~. It lie. Mfi" grade; Oration, "Op i nri:rr ityfl Robert L. MaiwSth .tado; . music, Kentucky Babe; Oration, Gettysburg Address, Edna E. Re by is on, I'th grade; Oration. Tnttssamt L'Overture, Satena A. lenki: s. i'th grade; music. Whistle f * While You Work. Harry L. Anderson; announcement'1; .report of judges. Sunday. May lid. .'{ p.m.?Pro - -ionalduivr". TJach~ .Me Thy - W ik- ftcripture-=t :qTrratrt;?Alt ' AI m r invocation, chant. Incline I'I;i:h; Ear; music. Exalt the Lord, i> "r (!od; "int oductit/n of speaker; i, ;;il setmpft. Bev. lv 0. Cahip1 ? i 1; solo. H op River, Erskine In ih- iction. Tin-day, May . 2-L S:00 jV.nl.?!'!ay in three acts. Twenty Years lletice, Tth. Stir and 9th (trades. T! ursday, May 2d, 8 p.m. Graduate:.;,' exeu'iles?Musicl. Negro National Anthem; invocation; mu-io, An Evening Song; Salutatory F.Tdna F.. Robinson ;%so]o, The Sunc shine of Your Smile, Lola Mat Rice"; 'History, Harry Lee Andersen; Prophecy, Odessa Hampton; I u t. Some Where A Voice is Callwill, J. V. Calhounp valedictory " Robert Lee Kobo; Summer Tor tnt; Guest Speaker, Prof. G. A , \nderson. Fountain Inn, Presideni i Palmetto State Teachers' associa - :io- ; class pot m, Sar'lna A. Jen kins: class songs, seventh grade ninth grade; Awarding certificate! ,seventh grade, ninth grade; an nouncemer.t", benediction. - MORRIS GROWN y~ 1 a: m. e. church e < Rev. R, I. Lemon, Pastor tt ,1 Charleston ,S. C.?Last Sunday's; services were well attendee - all day by the. members and the friends of MorrL Brown. A largt fj?' ? j1? : *?5-?? attendant--- greeted the pastor al ir the services of the Junior church d which is growing in interest with each passing 'week. j At 11 a.m. Rev. 0. A. Mills as sist mt pastor, preached an inspir ing "sermon from the theme "Thc * Work* of Faith" The text being - Romans 1:21. There were four a< II -cessions to the church "atThe cTosc ,j of the sermon. Our Sunday school :r and J/'aguc functioned at their U; y ual hour with good attendances rn m * A i .11 _ i ni* niui army neiu a pew raiL?tv-nt fWtf) TT-Tn. which was welPfifft , tended; and a nice sum of nionej; [> realised. This is the last week t before our rally clc/ses and inter* est ig -still at the boiling point, j Tuesday night of next week the rally eloses with the reports from 1 the clubs. . The Woman's auxil1 -iary?of the Workman's association ^ was addressed at 8 p.m. by the f- pastor,"-The?address wa8 based tec Palmetto LlUDnt " p iii. i r_ upon the theme "The qualities of men, that 7SYBfce~ good societies" as a text. Dr. Lemon used Ezekiel TTltr A larjre "audience listened h with interest to the message. The c' qualities of wisdom, strength Cour s' age and high ideals were stress- tf ed aH the?speaker developed his 'subject. s< ,j Mrs. L. G. S^nyills one of our &i i most ardent workers, presented to 81 .'the Stewards and Trustees $10.00 n ^ to each department. The donations ^ J were received by W. D. Bradford w . and C. Johnson. At this writing ^ I Bros Wins Johnson is insposed "S" at his home. We are all hoping w that he will sopn be out again. The ^ church has no more ardent and E , faithful members than Bro. John- " son, who is the treasurer of the ^ ' Stewards board and leader of class el 43.- Many of out- members were J? j disappointed an last Sunday by ; the absence of Dean Wm. Pickens s> : who was scheduled t0 speak at h; Zion Presbyterian church, but for w some reason he failed to appear. We understand That The address i which- is in the intoreot of the lo-?* | cal branch of the NAACP will be . delivered at a subsequent time. lc . j ' si 1 TRINITY A. M. E. CHURCH _ - v I Rev. J. S A Grant* Pastor B e< Charleston. S. C.?We are still _ .'singing "Praise God From Whom _ I " 1 All Blessings Flow". The pastor, w ! | officers, members, probationers and ^ 1 friends thank the- many brothfer p = -ministers--and their congregations ? for the splendid untiring help giv Q. on u3 in our very recently closed revival meeting of ten nights. The j, soul stirring preaching these ten ty nights were delivered by Evangelist Rev. A. L. Pugh, recently from Jacksonville, Fla. No minis jj( tor needs , to fear calling Evangelist P.ugh in his pulpit. We re- ^ gard him as a" religious asset to q any church. IIe.stands ready to . render service when and wher ever he is called. Address 13 II. St., u, Charleston, ET UT As a result from these ten nights religious efforts aid Satan's kingdom came g down ar.d lifty (59) nine souls, ^ "walked and showed out as~ltvirig happily converted witnesses wide " . awake for Christ-and His cause. ^ Now you may come up and witness " this young church congregation to Ti bo fellowshipcd on the first Sun- ^ day night in -June, 5th at 7:30 in the friendly African M. E. church $ on, the corner which is indeed with " out a doubt mafching on to r5a 1 victory with its recently appointed pastor "-sitting steadily at the wheel. eri T NEW SAINT PHILLIP n' A. M. E. CHURCH [ spoke from the 11th chapter He- R I brews 11th verse. This was a it wonderful message. Rcy. Clarke b; worshiped with us in the morn- b ing. sl Sunday school opened in the us- G ual form. The entire period- was. a very interesting/ P At 5:30 the testimonial meeting e which is held every third Sunday 0 was conducted by brother I. Grant ^ an i others. ? ^ . => G Evening worship began on time p and after the devotions the pastor p came forward and delivered anoth a er soul stirring message taken .Job 27:10-17 subject "God Will Take Care of You". Our church is theL place for visitors. You can always feel at home when you wor ship with St. fhillip. ' r UEE1) STREET HIGH SCHOOL^ Prof. S. C. Perry, Principal ri [ - a Andorson.?The New Home-ma- ^ kors of South Carolina Club pre- j, . tinted a most interesting play p I Tuesday night of last week, en- j, ) titlqd "This Modern Generation." v ? The moral brought out was how ^ t a girl may improve her personul f i appearance. The play was sponsor- ]j , ed and directed by Miss W. A. Co p wans, the Home Economics instruc e tor. a pie final PTA meeting was held e Thursday afternoon. One of the tl most interesting parts of the pro j] ' eram was the period planned for the gr.ests to Visit the various ,u ' class rooms and examine the ex- v ' hibitSr ; r~*?. p > TU, i. 1 * _ i.L- L ' _1 . i m* ifatnt'rs navijitf mc niRnesi / number of pdtrons enrolled were: I Misses T. C. Skciton, Cl Burrls_ 1 and Mrs. L. Guyton. They were F awardcch-'the prizes of honor on n the following morning. . e The annual sermon will be de- v livered Sunday afternoon by Rev. ! .T.W. Witherspoon of Greenville, c ' All music will be furnished by the c _ senior elasa. _, J ' The entire student body will f ! have "their final examinations Mon ii I day and Tuesday of next weefc. AROUND J2ADES The Rt. Rev. I. H.. Johnson lurch and preached a soul stirring ?rmon Sunday,. His text was iken from the 1st Samuel 2 chaper and 19th verrae." Ryerybndy jemed te have enjoyed it. In tho fternoon the Bishop I. H. Johnan and several of the" ministers lotored ov^r to St Peters where e preached another sermont We ere glad that God had inspired ev. iS. J. Montgomery pastor of t. Stephen?to?have?ttre?bishop 'lth us. Visiting ministers were ev. S. L. Thomas of the A. M church; Rev. iS .L. Thomas of .. M. E church; Rev W L. Allen rom Georgetown. Rev. M C. Coop r from Hickory Grove, Recr^S. *L. eters- U. M. E church. ?? Mrs. Etta Barnes and Mrs. Ese Wilson gave a program in alf o'f the Educational rally which as very good.. _ 1ETHLEHKM BAl'T. CHURCH Sunday, May 15. Rev. L. A. Hoi way spoke for the morning worlip. "The Only Cure For-Sin", he evening sermon "Finding oilrself" by Rev. B. Felder^ oth messages were well presentl ^Fhe^)fficial-board of this cnureh 1.1 : r nnounce incse servicus lur mc eek, May 19-22. Thursday nite [ay 19, the pastor, Rev. M. M. eace will deliver his farewell mes f Columbia. He being called to astorate Friendship Bapt. church 1 Aiken, S. C. Friday, May 20 le Women's Cooperative Missionry union will have their annisrsary services. The address will j delivered by Rev. L. C. Jenkins astor of Union Baptist. .Sunday, [ay 22, Rev. I. S. Mdodana of amden will conduct both mornig and evening services. All members And friends are rged to be present at both serices. . We Will have baptismal rites unday night performed by Rev. . B. Felder. Deacon John Joyce, 211C Senate ;reet left last Friday for Statesjrg, Ga., then he will visit his iother and other relatives. His Ctiiplft _Cre?Jk and iSL 'aul. A program was rendered along the different choirs condtlctd by Mr. B. J. Mack. The union /as a great success. At 7:30 a soul .stirring prayer fleeting was conducted by Dfaons Frank Woodard and J T. tblc?At 8 o'7clock the pastor reached from the subject "Some ri the Way. Suhday night. Mffjr T5 marked lannig from to return Wedne?day " this week. AIN'T JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. \V. K. Houler, Pa si or Services were good Sunday beinnirg with the Sunday school, he Bible class is holding the baner. < We listened to two soul stirring ?vmons Snday. The pastor delivcd by God's Spirit! Sunday nit**ev. Walker of the Baptist denomrntion preached. On May 12th a aby contest was given for the enofit ol "the church. A~ neat am was realized. Little Rosa leraldine Anderson reported the mount of $25.00 and received the rize of $5.00, which was presentd by Mrs. Bertha Lewis. This ontest was sponsored by iMr*s. lary Bouler and Mrs. H. M. Young lenCral claims. Our Mothers day rogram was very good. Our 'residing Elder Dr. JD. F. G. Dent nd other visitors 'were present. ST. PAUL BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. W. L. Wilson, Pastor Sundary was a hi^h day at St. 'aul. S. . at the uiual hour with cachers at their-"p*>st of duty. At 12 o'clock a warm prayer letting was led by Dea, J. T. Able fter which the pastor came before he congregation with an inspirig and soul stirring sermc/n taking is text from II Timothy 4:2, sub eet Preach The Word. We were cry proud to see so many vjsiors along.with the members and riends.- The pastor gave highghts on the convention held in lock Hill over the wtck-er.d. He xpressed the convention as being perfect success. He also thankd and extended appreciation tc he members and friends on helpag him to make it a success. At 3:30 the Christian Singing ras filled to its capacity with visting pastors, choirs -and friends, imong the visiting choirs were tidgbwood Baptist, Zionj chapel, the beginning of the spring revival which is conducted by Rey. Peterson of Ebenezer Baptist church. We are praying foY a quick recovery of Mrs. Winnie Kershay and Mrs. Clara Johnson who has been indisposed for quite awhile. CLINTON NEWS. Know thyself; accept thyself, and be thyself weie the three admonitions given to the graduating class in the Annual sermon delivered by Rev. E. E. Gaulden o f Newberry. A large, appreciative audience heard the well-<?hosen thoughts of Rev. Gaulder) andappreciatcd them. Rev. A. A, Sims cf Union congr&tulatert the^rincipal, Mr. J. T. W. Mims, op his untiring efforts to place Bell St. among" the^tatc-ra ted high schools Although his work is not entirely -appreciated; he ls~ still to*l>e lauded for his achievements. ?The school closing exercises end ed Friday night with the primary grades' presentation of "The Wed ding ol the FloweVs." As usual the tots were very cunning and their efforts well received. The blushing bride", a very sweet lily, was little Mattie Inez Calhoun and the bashful groom, a bright Johnny-Jump' Up, was Alfred Reeder. The diminutive parson, a Jack-in-pulpit, who pi rftn mori the ccTCmdTiy was Vernon Byrd. The choruses 'were made of roses, violets, sunflowers 'aisits, forget-me-nots and pansies who sang and danced for the brU day party^-^A Targe crowd "attended. ' For the first time certificates were awarded those people who have made a definite contribution to the life of Bell Street, as well as a constructive development in their personalities' in extra-curriular activities! The wards were maue by the principal upon recommendation of the coaches and the extra-curricular faculty of which Mr. J. R. .Harper is chairman. Those who received awards and the. right to wear letters in football are Stonewall Craig, John B. Copeland, Willie Lee Dunlap, M. Gaiy, Garnell Hail, Nnthnnirl Hnr ris, - Ma lion C. Leake. Theodore Little, Pariton Sinipson and Paul Wallace. Receiving awards in bas Let ha 11 are?Flu yd Cheeks,?Claud Kinard, Marion "Leake, Luwash Young and Noah Young. Louisa Hill- was voted the most valuable girl on the girls' basketball-team. Others who received avvaids with her were Beatrice Dor -ey. also high-point scorer, Leonie Dougherty, captain, Elizabeth Dun an. Don/olio Fant.. .Tohnie Mae. Gathings, Mary A. Adair and Flop nie Holland. . The following girls received recoenition on the basis of 3 year atrice Dorsey, Elizabeth Duncan, Leonie Dougherty, Donzella Fant and Emme Ferguson. > School will be officially closed this Friday, May 20, with the grad uation rituals the night at eight o'clock. Class Day exercises will be conducted at noon in the day. Dean E. H. Fitchett of Claflin College will be the guest speaker. WHITMIRE NEWS Service \vas held at Cedar Grove church by our Pastor, Rev. D. C. Crosby. He preached a v<?ry instructive sermon. A sermon that should be a moral and an in spiration. Sunday school also was ; nicely arranged. Mrs. Cora Morgan joined-the church. The second auarterly conference erf the Spartanburg district met Saturday, Mayl4th at Bruce Tabernacle churcli with our pastor and presiding elder presiding. All le.1 !crs responded well. A fine conference was held. Mr. Lonnie Joiner accompanied by Misses Corrie Young, Mattie Yourg, Fannie P. Joiner, Helen Joiner, motored to ?CKnton the past Sabbath and visited Mr. Alex Kinard's family. Mrs. Millie Fant was brought home from Newberry because of her illness. Other members of the Joiner family are recovering. Mrs. Lola Joiner is under the care of the physician again. Little Miss Mary M. Sligh is alsp improving nt this writing. A singing contest will be at Cedar Grove church Sunday, May 22nd, the public is cordially invited. Don't forget to attend the closflrg of the Whitmire school this Friday night. Give Me Service, Render Me * Service 4f you- cannot give me service, ? Remember what the wise.men said. Oil your lamps and keep them burning,? , Whfen you are living, Not when dead. By W. 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