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Page t " APPLICATIX -? | DAIE, " [ NAME ! ; CITY 1 > ! ? GRADE SCHOOL i i | BIRTHDAY ....... ? .Fill out this coupon "and mail j stampeld ^envelope to The Pain } 1310 Assembly St., Columbia, S 7" - T the roll book, and you will recei' t * A Tl?B IN CIICRCH I Dear Biilfr- t r~r ...j Here I am enjoying a good hot June. It was gpod to see so many of my friends that day, so many schoolmates and classmates.... I enjoyed Children's Day at church. I had a good time all day,?I wan on plug nun ami (.11 joyed listening to my friends and others render their part. Bill I am ort my way to meeting j which is the Pulpia Aid. You can SOP ihllf T u?nvl/?nf? w - * ??? kU?1/UilVl?up my church' and Sunday school. I will like veiy much for you to visit my church and see what the mobPrs are dofrrg. I will write again soon. So long, . ?1 ANN1Em JENKINS. SENDS- PUZZLE Dear Bill: I missed last week, but I'm right Hth grade with an average of 80. Bill I'll try to come to see you' this summer. Here is a puzzle I'm sending in. You cAN Take the beef to mother Ton\ spoke very briefly Amos quit of his own free will Jack was playing the piano yesterday. By reading the above letter in rotation I can spell the name of six insects. I underlined "ANT" the" other five. Let's have some 1 . for example. See if you can spell fun by sending the answer in next week and see who will score 100 percent. ?Bye, DEVENJJRE. MY TRIP Hello* .Bill: Have you heard the news? I went out for a ride with my friend Roots and his mother and father. We had a nice time. We wentrf the canal and saw where the water is purified and some of the water works. From there we, went to1 Lake Murray. We had a spy glass and I If ok across th'~ water and saw a house and a car from there we returned home. 1 enjoyed myself much. Yours truly, . PjQCTBi: HOOEHART. ENJOYT;rrrniLmrES's DAY Dear Bill: . ? Sorry to say I didn't get my lettcsr in last week. I was so busy that I didn't have time to write, hut 1 am writing this week. nrrtoyrd a "wonderful day Sunday. I was in, Sunday school after which I went with tHe choir to Mt; Zion. At G:30 I was in k^ague-nrrd-a beautiful lessen discussed. At 7:30 the Children's Day program was had and there we had an enjoyable time. So I will close for this time for I am in a r hurry. Bye, bye, MATTIE. ? n -. HAS 4 PARTS ON PROGRAM Dear Bill: ~~ ? I am having a prnnd timo fcpomT; tng my vacation doing such things as picking blackberries, riding bicycloh and playing in my girlfriend's playhouse. For the last twa or three weeks we have been practicing for the Children's Day exorcises. I am taking four parts. They are: I am speaking alone; I am speaking with a group of children; I am taking a part in the drill and I am also taking" a part in the singing. The Children's Day exorcises are going to - be held at Macedonia Bapt. church " tonight, Juke 12. Yours "sincerely, _. 1 ..." DTIVTT TCi /in i -r-? VISITS AUNT IN SAVANNAH Dear Bill: I spent a Wok in Savannah with my aunt. My stay was very pleasant. While there I saw Shirley Temple play in "Wee Winnie Winkle". By tthe way Bill I sent for a copy of the "Leader" hut I didn't receive it. I am sending in a short story. Disobeyed ? *? The country doctor wcruld never admit himself in the wrong. One mprning a man rushed into his ' surgery. He* was furious. | 1 "Look here", he shouted, "von ( are nothinpf but a "common cheat. J You promised my brother you ' . r could cure him, and now he's dead. ] I'll have you shown up, I'll? |x "Just one moment", said the 1 'doctor, "pcrhap3 your brother ( didn't follow my instructions". I * "Oh yes, he did. He followed 1 your instructions all riprht. He ^ took your mediciWe for a year and r still -handled1'. ' ? The doctor smiled.. "Well there* ? you are- I told him to take it for two year*". ' , al " She mi /yu~r. ith's kkiaQV ~wmrry~ WKKSK"X"X*,X"X"X"X,vv"l**X,v I i JN BLANK Jj im ^ - ~ j STATE . . \ \ ) .. . 1. : J||i < 1 - -? - - AGE .. J it toRcther with a self addressed ' ' ictto Leader,' Bill Carver's Club,< ! . C. Your name will be placed on" 1 re a membership card and Ruttori ! \ J "X? * Bye, bye, BEli^ICE^ KUBY PRIMUS.1 NEWBERRY NEWS. Too much cannot?he- saiu i n' cortir.iendation of the enlightenment and interesting l'acts concern 1 ing the lace by Dr- PicWt-ns June 1, in iJniyton?iTi-ttedttorium," ana \yhat pleased me, there were wlute educators time to he-r him. '1 his can be said of hint or-rather he is called by this writer a race ; i .in.?Each word?should?be capli./.ed, but we can understand- one thing; Uppermost is, his -ccmrnWnt?i on the outstanding folklore of our ancestors and some today are. trying to change; n?yl what. is?more eloquent than those heart songs The truth is only this, don't try ; so hard to destroy the old land . mark. Dr. Pickens could do a deal | of good by such wholesome truths < but he was handieapped-beth limes"7] we heard hint, as so many things 'were uheqd. No well thinking raeW man or. woman could tire of him, < if he spoke one hour and ahalf. God give us men such as he. The < whites showed their approval on ' their countenances and applauses, i For there is one thing about people, they like to hear the truth from the Negro and know when they do. There was a splendid Supt. of Education delivered the address to the graduates a ml Mr. < gioup out. Mr. J. II. Hope, State i J. B. Felton presented the diplo-.nas to 31 girls and boj?s. i One feature to be remembered i is a twin set was in the bunch? j Elizabeth and E. 'Gallman, t h s ^.uis of Mrs- Bessie Gallman-,- rrrre of Newberry's first ladies. \Ve i don't know as xvelvc-cvvr hoard of i colored tvyins entering school to- i aether and eonvim>- out I rave? heard of them getting married at the same time. The girls' parents have something to be i proud. They belong to Bethlehem Baptist church. r Florae E Hurist. . < _ McCOLL NEWS. McColl was the center of an ox?Iran go of-np^VK'niid views during -| Live past weekr-Qii; many visitors -uTwc n-<fVni^ib7("f'T owh )i'i"-? terest. He'v. and Mrs. ""Gregg, of Clio . were the guests of Mrs. K. Bethea ( n Tuesday afternoon. . My. and Mrs. Fred McEaehin of =Lnurmhnv<?. (!.. were visitors i"?_j -rnoTity on'" We ! nesdayv Little Doris Pipkin, small (laugh , ter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Pipkin en- J tcrtained at a biijiidu^v?party?on Thursday afternoon. Twenty of her ittle friends were present. The | hostess wore an ankle length pink ( o gandy dress with blue ribbons. , The color scheme was also pink ' and blue. Mrs. Bethea was in , barge of amusements while Mrs. , Pipkin eared for refreshments, ( Mr. J. Bethea of-Dillon was a ( business visitor in the city on Friday. . , Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McTTqq, Mr. anil Airs. ,1 P Covington, Miss , Bertha Pegucse, Mrs. M.E White , and Mr. Jas. T (Sterl) Adams at- ( k-uucu me lunerai services o f their aunt Mrs. Amanda Newton >f Darlington on Sunday. Mr. Fred Covington who was ill ] for a few days last week is out | again to tire deligrt of her many | friends. . , Watch the McColl News for the ( date of the banquet "Everybody's't Birthday Party" sponsored by Dea- ^ ons Jackson and Pipkin. Rev. Posey of Mt. Zidn Baptist church is conducting a, week's revival for Rev. J.R, Allen of Fair Plain AMEZ church this city. T E A STOVER NEWS J ? ^ Children's day was observed last v Sunday at St. Philip's church. A j most excellent urogram was?ren- T dered By the school. Mrs. Mamie ^ Henton, the Supt. knows how to put over a program."It is said by ? many that it was one of the best ^ ever' rendered in the church. Next Sunday Rev. Bowman an- e nounces that Children's day will c be held -at Shiloh church at 1 :.'>0 \ p.m. Rev. E. R Robinson will preach at 11 am, after which din- f ner will be served. The public is j oidially invited. a Funerals tl The funerals of Mr. Willie Wash ngton and his brother Josonh. vho died in Ilock Hill, S.C., fifteen a ninutea apart were held last Sun- f, lay at Red Hill and Beulah Bap- c< ist churches by their pastor. Over . .000 people attended Mr. Willie L >Vashin?ton\s funeral. Tie was one B >f the head deacons of Red Ilill sj hutch,, and wii well known by s? dl races. jr Mr. Hampton Davis was funet-. G ized last Monday at St. Mit-'-'lol -t Tl hews church by his pastor, Rev. l?0 I'aylor, assisted by Revs. Goodwin low man tun! "1 h1'1 ^ A largo f TOwT^Tliended his funeral. He y ?vas the oldest deacon on board, q Rev. Jack Wilsbn died last Thurshry and 03 funeraTTzed Monday it .Mt. Olive Baptist .church at 3:30 jn i.m., hy his pastor Rev. Taylor as- tl listed by Rev Bowman, Rev. Wil- ?p iiams and others. He was one 0$ a( the founders of the new church (.j red many comments were spoken w in his lifo. ^^ ? moseH shrdl shrdl shrdl lull hr ai All of the above funerals were in charge of Mr. Hblley and Sons t< undeitakers, who is one of the p best in the state. p. Mrs. J. Reed of Brooklyn, N. V., |j returned Monday, after attending the funeral of MisS Essie Branch * jf New York City . ; - Mrs. Fi izel Tindly and Miss An m uie Bell Martin are speadin r taeir t( vacation in New York City. .L Rev. Neal will preach Sunday night at St. Philip church. . .Miss Helen Bowman is now?Lu?UKumim'r school taking some ad- B vanced subjects. C'pme to Church; Go to Church, g __ U <T \i,p.\N' ?rn WXlXfi-KCimOI.- T The- two weeks institute oti the campus has attracted many~visl- j, to-.s to come in and look at their work. On Tuesday of last week Rev. Talliu Dennis had charge of b tie devotion. His message was p short and inspiring. Tuesday evening the midwives gave a num- si lie r of stunts and played a number 1\ of health gapies .during?reereattnrr-Tv hour, w a I Wednesday evening a very in- 3 teresting pageant led by Miss Sa- ol die -Nickpee was presented by the midwives affter which a '"picture E show, Prenatal case. Thursday Thursday evening. Mrs. Cora Chap man brought a quartet from Green ville which was enjoyed by all. A- ?n Mother picture The- Birth of the hi Baby was shown. - t< Saturday a trip to Paris moutitain in the bus and several cats B closed the activities of the week s< for Jthe midwives. h: Sunday Prof, and Mrs. Bendy F va ried a bus load and car load of the nurses to Union Bapt. church to worship with Rev. Shell. h< Monday of this week Rev. Ma- S1 "this of Laurens, gave~_,?- very interesting address. MusTo u-tis furnished by bis children which~prov- :I. tal to be a Very great treat. The Thomason sisters from Rocky Creek gave several beauti- 0< ful selections which were very V much appreciated. Tuesday morning Rev. . Mart.jn. pastor of Reedy 'Fork church had charge of devotion. His message , ivns indeed interesting. The group trav an iiitcrestirg health demon. v' stratioir led by Mrs. McCoy of j_c Laurens. ?Tuesday unurill}?- 1'iul. Cunning- ^ ham spoke to Vhv gfoup on Conser- . l-atTTTn-\y1rtTttl'^\ frs"^y.~vy -.^ppi-npi it i> Miss Your.g of Simpsonvillc sang . beautifully a solo with Mrs. Can- ^ innghnm at the piano. Mi^ C. ^ Cunningham rendered an instru- ^ mental solo. On Thursday morn- . ihg Rev. J. P. Dai l<>li;~oC Fountain?.frTft will have chaigo of tlovotionsi ^ Thursd-j** night a social will be ,v criven in the Kym and Friday a j dosing play wjU^permtm+c-ddrrr^nid pl wives stay at St. Alban. ^ Mrs. Speed who has charge of the midwives; Mrs. Witherspoon, m county nursp of Laurens who is n issisting and Mrs. Blackman the 'c| state nurse of Columbia along with 01 nil the midwives have expressed themselves as being highly pleas- jr ;-d with the arrangements and care ni taken of them while, here. Quite a number of new students w \> e expected to enter school here -jfj this summer due to the coming of m this institute. A number of mid- ^ wives have already registered their children. (.j Mrs. Dendy ^attended commence- ]v ment exercises at Allen college gt last Thursday. Prof, and Mrs. cf Dendy spent a few hours with th innie folk in Clinton Sunday af- ti< ternoon. Mrs. McGee' of Green- s?, , ille was called home abouJL two rclock Thursday morning on ac- G ount of the iliness of her .little h: rrandson. eh LEXINGTON NEWS Rev. I. O. Simmons, PastOr S. S. opened at its usual hour to vith the Supt. and officers at their th >ost of duty. The pastor was at m< 'It. Ziori Sunday and a grand fimp he ras witnessed. The choir of New hu iethel motored to Mt. Zion to fo vorship In the Circuit Union and i here an enjoyable time was had. at At 6:30 the League was in pro- ' st ;ress and a beautiful lesson was w< aught. | of At 7:30 the Children's Day pro- M ram was hadj, which was a sue- gr ess. The nicmhdrs of the "\f. .Ml Workers club spohsg^ed a fish fry Mi lonrlay night at the home of Mrs., Fi tell Rawl's and a neat, sum was da aiscd. Sunnday is Trustees day eh nd all members are asked to pay tfr heir regular assessment. I ] On Monday at 12 o'clock the So asters of the district will be here des t Bethel to make theeir returns | ] )?' Children'*- Day. The public is me nvlinlly invited. I W Those cm the sick list are Mrs. m' ,illie. Drafts and Mrs. Martha 1 orstic. We hope for them a ist< seedy recovery. We are glad to Fa ry^thst Mr. E. W. Walker is walk at g fine since his return from the 1 ood Samaritan hospital in Char- I tte, N.- C. ~ the ' I? <^luiii? -ft.- : t .=? IE r>a r.MFrrn i^a nr.R CHERAW NEWS i % i Mr. W. C. Sanders entertained , e club "Seven Hearts" on Thurs Miss Louise Sinkler a student of 1 >UIU'r academy left for home ip.' iclby, N. C., on Sunday." Mr. ar.d Mrs. M. J Montgomery id Miss Emma Sanders motored Chailotte, N C., on Sunday. The following vouiig ladi"u mft uesuay on a motor trip?to New oik: Missea Dorothy Hammond. i*a Lee Samuel, Rosa McPhail and argarot Pitts.. : ~ News of interest to the friends Choraw ar.d vicinity is the reirn.of Mr. and M rs. Luther Doas. I hey motored home from N. Y. C. . coinpatiying them was Mr Fran s H." Prince who is spending ahile with hjs mother, Mrs. Bese" I'rince and grandparents ReV. ml Mrs. F. W. Prince. .Mrs Maxine Mitchell was1 hosJ ss at a lovely .birthday nartifj i iday night at the home of he irents Mr. and Mrs, GUWT Wil-? ams. Mrs. Laura Mcintosh was honi-ul with a suipri~?e party Friday renirpr at the home of her daugh r and son-in-law Mr and Mrs. evi AdarrisTt" Mrs. Alice V. Wilson and Mrs. . W. De'ns left Sun'ay for Coimb'ia where they will attend the ontdict-AUen summer school. A Children's Day operetta was ivc.n Sunday afternoon at Pee i ><e .Union Baptist church enti-I'd "A Little C: il<l Shall Lead hem" byTho Sunday school. The rnirram was snonsored hv Mrs Lillgaret Watson an i Miss Marion nlmsort. - -= . ~ " Mrs. Addie Fleming has return-" I from ?Vio?hospital?in?Wades010, N. C. We are triad to rei rt she is doing nicely. The community was somewhat widened. by the passing o*f Mrs. In-'gerine Reid a helove<l eitizeuf .Cher aw. F^ie \vas fur.eralized L the Baptist church, Sunday at o'clock with Joseph Morris, Jr.. FTiciating. . ^ ' MM AN 1* EL A. M. E. CHURCH R?v. R. EBrogden, Pastor" Charleston, FT C.?A rich and uwerful sermon was delivered on ist Snndav morning by the pasjr. SLpcaki?g- from the theme: r'o' perat'inir with Jesus Christ in uildinir a liiiter World't,? The srmon was base 1 on . "Service" avirg a s supporters, Truth, riendship and Love. The Junior church was trvien th0 ^t?cu vunMUfimiwii, v^uue a num r of children heard their pastor )cak to . them from the subjt?bt [.' tie Ships'.'. Sunday school convened in the fterr.oon as usual. The w devoonal? were, conducte 1 after which 10 discussion of the lesson was msideied. All departments- were iven the allotted time for lesion tudy. Four visitors were pres11. A splendict evening message wa? ar! by a larpre attendance. The u me from which the pastor spoke as "A Beautiful World". Visius of both races were present !>< Vesper choir served during tin .-eninir hour. Last week wo made mention of ],. fort that P'ipt S L,?Jones . a? about t0 leave for his home Texas iust for a short period, n Monday evenircr the fi instant reception wasTcndered Mr. Jones fine audience was present. The n^ors Trrarrh in ^ in])M ahtj as ; unified inside tho chancel. A"' aver was made by Win, Scott fter which J. W. Gailliard war itroduced .by A. II. Harrison, as ,^4cr of- ceremonies. Miss NT. . McQueen spoke representing le trustees board also Win. Elore from the steward board ma 'e. vi" v fine talk. Mrs. M. J. Al:on wa^ pres.-*-*' d. IShe spoke t behalf r.-f tic Sunday school v' "'in i>? do 'i "'-esentation com i<rffiom the school The pastoi aciu 'i*> idv -.cnvi'ks. Seated at ie tabl" w'tli the honored truest ere: Mes Times c. E. Brogder. .limes, Messrs Wm.- Elore, J. W (lai'liard. Misses N. , McQueCn, Jo-h Jones ar.d Mrs ! JT Alston were seated in the rano'd; The rl'V was beautiful' decorated and the eats were aod. Salad, crackers, ice cream, ike etc. made t1 o affair so much ie better. This surprise reccpr>n was planne i by A. H. Harri'11. J. W. Gailliard ar.d others. Misses?Edith Sholton and S. E. roon have returned to the city ivintr been successful iTTMtnrtoaiinK field. mm' Ii! -.> .Mi l ILMi IN EWS I am asking: my many friends pardon mo for not sending: in o local homo news for the past o-nth or more. My school and inic along:- with a bit of other isinoss have kept me over-ru?h r- time. The late Rev. N. S. Smith died 1 his home last week on Ayes ' root. He was sick for a few ' ?eks. Miss Minnie Mae Smith the hijjh school. Timmoftsvittfl- ' iJs Carrie Smith and Mr. En- J am Smith of New York also rs. Ruth Smi'h were-called home t "s. Ruth Smith wore called home 1 moral services were held Mon- ( V 2 p.m. at St. Michael M. E. uirh. Ov|r twony-two minSs- ? o WPi-n nvpennt Rrv. W. F. McCoy was called to < ciety Hill on account of the ' ith of Mr. Sanders. Rev. A. G. Drake closed a week h eting at his* church. Rev. E--t Po'sep, evangelist conducted the etirpr. . s Rev. Bacoat an outstanding min v pr^ died at his home Thursday, s St. Paul church. j nterment was in Society Hill, t Urs. Hanna Brown daughter of b late Rev. Bacoat wt, har*. ' a K the ^ Tf CV ?"???? (NOTE: Your question anawt % clipping of thia column in encl< vtply, seuJ t q,uart?r (26c) aut < ? v*iop?, for my New /.strology mail free advice on tV.ee (8) q 11 birth date, and con act addreu^ t i, Ftxeet. Col'imbm. Soul H. II. T.-I aiii on the farm Vhh> year for the first time and work-' 31? very hard. Tell hie if I will able to free myself of debt his' filter as I expert '? 2 Answer?I feel sure you wilj.? This is Kniiij? to he about the hardest year's^ work that you evcr^did but you ean^expect returns from same. The coming winter will find' you employed . . . you should he nklA t n (rot okna/1 F. M. P.?Will I ever prosper at what I am trying to da ar.d if so how soon ? Answer?A lot of pleasure will be derived from your sinning andx you should make every effort to take vocal lessons you are a very yduriff and you can't expect too much iffi the immediate' future. P. G. R.?I want peace and happiness in thV> homo Ti-11 nil, if 1 will ever get the place that I want an ; will conditions?change for me? -Answer?If it is possible to convince your son to help you get the home . . t hen i t?\yojilin't=be?any trouble al alf to purchase same. Mi s. X.jG^-Oox,- Mrs L B Stubbs* a'Y.en. cd the Missionary..^conference in Rock Hill last week. . Mfss L. Johnson is vacationing in New' York City. j ?M-rsr-Adrce -Butler and two daughters w?re recent visitors. Mrs. Lottie Lucas reported a plcrisant stay with sister. Miss C. D. Zanders.-also Mrs. Lucas3 son. I Miss Delphinc McDaniel spent Sunday home. \V esynipathize with Miss Mamie Gaidner in the death of her father. Mrs. Betty Jones ar.d Miss Vivian arc now living in their new home 0:1 Marsha) street. > Mi ss B. E. Graham accompanied i by Mr, .J. McL'.o i spent Tuesoay^ in Orangeburg attending a special supervisors meeting at State college. Miss 1). Reese arrivetfhome af ter a successful school ft nr.. Miss Ruth Blue, reported a splen lid school year at Ridge Spring. Also Miss Ella "Reese who taught at Swansea. PENDLETON NEWS King Chapel A. M. E. C^hurch Tune 10 found thi> Mi^sinmiry Iadips Tn their ^rtjfularbusiness ntcetir. g. Subject discussed?Pa? rents?Provoke? Nut y? ur Children tn Wrath. (Bible) - We Rained much from this discussion an found that there are somethmuni acticed that paivnts should not da to maintain tHerr' sp.-ct "f- hiki ren. ? : If you wish to enjoy a |>k-nsant occasion meet with this cociety in the months of- June and December. This is the time f<,r the revelat-ior. of the "Capsule Sisters" which is . qua) t0 any 2-11b ofDecember. Sunday was a busy day at out church. b:00 o'clock the voices ?f ' the children could bt. heard prac-| ticing for Children's Day. 10:15 j Supt. and teache rs weie r ady j for work: 11:30 Rev. Ford preached from I the 8h chapter of Rumars^Thcme j Tht. Spirit anj the Flesh. At 3:30 the Juniors <i the Sunday school entertained with an en jc.yable program and at 8:30 p.m we were again favored in program with the activities- -e-f >ome of our children who had be* n a- i way all winter in the various colleges of the state. Collection good from all departments, -notwithstanding a goo] many'of the loyal members are away for the sum * tthcre me'r. .Namely, Mrs. May me Morse Hepdefsonville, N. 0.; Mrs. C'on vci*; Williams. New York: Miss YL_ olai Groves, Cleveland, Ohio and athers are planning to leave. I Prof, and Mrs. Sullivn.. m? ? Springs vere .visitor? at: 1 wot shipcd at Kings Chapel. 1 BETHLEHEM HAPT. ( III K( il Rev. E. E. Oaulden. Pastor , Newb^ryy?>. S. was called to arder by Deacon N*. L. Lake. The i cachers later took charge of thur < classes for a few minutes. Instead of the tegular review at had short talks from our school 1 girls and visiting friends. Miss Marian Watkins wh0 has just re- ! urned from Georgia State college . old us in a few word* how she I tnjoyerl her scho I work and that ;he was glad to be back home arain. Mr. James A. Summers who is he new North Carolina Mutual ' Jfe Insurance Co. agent worship I d with us Sunday morning and ic gave us some very helpful and " mei/uraging remarks. Our pastor's mother in thc.pT- ^ orv of Mrs. Octavia Thweatt is 1 vith us-oncc more, and as- usual he gave us some helpful remarks. < rrt dtrrinif the regular service she f oined thn phii'/'Vi Wo ?i t V-... ,? V aic nappy o have her become one of ua, we r elieve that she is going to be ^ great halp to ua, 7 jj om f ^ jjj .. "\ v..^:p' H ,,f ?-?d in thj??paper ONLY when <? . jfled in your letter. For private J, ^ 1 a seLf-addreased, stamped to-"* y Reading,'and receive ?by return ? "] 3 uaationa. fcijfn <y?ur?Tuli name. X o all; lettera. Addreaa all mail 4 0" th Carolina. } Ij He should become interested in ' one type of work for a> Tony a?- he continues as he is now. he will sta% | dissatisfied. A change is indieated' in the near future. 7?* <.'. I. ' . I-. tr.ei . :, chair . ,.' nay i'Vr* vali'.iwp ;:" ?! ftpain'.' Answer?-Vys indeed. A rood medical doctor should he able, to rcJiiiYjti. J our rheu-'m a t ic cotttHi i o n~ so that you could yet around yobd | > ifyain. Have <o\ir teeth examined. "K. 51. R. am r?" j'o..b'-j" wop,us; "?!? very4 attiacti'.e but" laii't .1."!. a job or yet a* friend to ci'.e moL niowiey to amount to m.t'J.:?u . ,7*'J me \\ hv ? ' " * ..'j Answer?I)no you try very hard! to hold a job . . . you -must \< ork | ^ iust a- hard tryirfe "to pfease the I party jou are employed by a? you would want someone to please you. 'I'-ut'Mmr h hiii.. h. i.n rr 11... 1 \yonk and vpn'will In* aide to'hohl 11 down a job. II voir art* looking! for sonic friend to pa**" mone> out on a "silver- platter" mhi are all "wet" why not look Tor a husband. . Don't fail 'id hear Rev. ( . I>- fc toy Ilac-kvr. He i< iui from ? Bene let; I>.I? .* from Jf>.-.vu:?i | -versity and a fiojn obm-[ din university. He Will lecPtl-lALi-i-o " l.itf-tt-tr?tfnd (ji "Shadows of Negro lli.-toiv" 1 i .miss this t'eat. Friday. Jane 17 1 >:00 p.m. Bet Kiel, i.i Ua.pl.* en .; ei.. | ? MORRIS llltlUVX r - - A:? M; li: <111 !{< Tf Rev. R. I. Kenion. I'ustoc :? , 1 . CM C ha r; est on,' S. .( . 1 m a*. Morris Hr wn !a-i Sunday y.. ft- (' w- !| attended all' day. It efir third Knaite v .v ?; ^ P-esi npr Kldei 1 n .1 K.d d'n "ra; oeer.pied t*he pulpit m i.ivi.a a:: i eve ning. 4?vv. A. 1 I \ v :?^ Floi.-net aveopipunien I>r. T'h'-ma to this city, and v.: ?. -ij i at .M . ~ ii>- Brow?:. IJ'ire t -xt s?d. cte>d the. Panning -< i v.a. I-aiah 11 J ? -. T line d<-\iju-d in ti . 6 splgndij manner, tin ti.-na- AW.: <ii ap The hea: t > ,.f i v.] Ir ani the uv; i w .-? map ui..d. At * p.m. Pi." Ti. n a~' again greeted a laiev- a ...lienee. a ?_ -Pi spoke f:om the text fo .mi I-aio: V.?:U? --The" I ki'ii it - w "h i e it was a eloped i|{ It.- i lain "a;.. w'a-- 21 Flood Tiii.t-s in l.i!.. In *p:t. of int.-.*: sitly nv. fvliw ?eteWiU wor.-nip.-d at Mm- is Ilnwr. <">: Tile i e T aOiVs'iotts to *.:. s I. .I".-. .1. ? - The bi< n ? "iny i' lie c le fence- lr"-To-rrrr- 1 .njlli!?ii-Lul^.l4ie--!-r.rur-v -ami' ii'iNT""? ~ ~ iai ies made ?p.i i.ddi ' report:.. Tit" ss was di-pat/hed ir. a*c?:niKwativ !y short time, undo- the -ja method introduce: by the }>i e.-i.i- '. :hy elder. The t^-rvhses w-.ie c 11 - -chilled last Sunday niyht wit! tm Ph npi'i t c!' the comm.!' u ? o?t nr nioiis. which -was submitted ir, a touch iny manner by ila chairman < 1 the ci mmitfes-, Mrs. Louisa l?. Small-.. FPhiny .?ekvtions bein.y reiideied by the s- riior choir f ?n tin- i cca-ioi;. The Sun.ay seho.,1 lend' ted a YUtir.fr Children's Day pioy:am. The prcsidiry older !rf; Xiii' ids- h?>!m in Flo; cm'?n!'1 : : ! ' everiny service. The as-e>-n:'. r.t for the eldi r w. ~ paid in Tit. i:d quaitvflj e'ii!Vie';,e r;,- d 0., into history an! u, look I'mwa. : it the fin:!i-1- work of the yea. which culminates w;',h ti.t. si?:!,\c of the annual comViviuV at Mollis Drown.' - members fTf 1L_^: - -v. ,v. w'e buried taj: Sunday. M"!-Sadir McDride and MI i s. poro;.uv 1 i Brown. Ti? tin fam.lie-. wj > :!" : ?w sy 11r|ia t):y: *~ A very pivtty ;.:Va!r on ia>: day al'f ''in, " nL " i j ; Mr. Frank C. Colore!. Jr.. a: d Miss Minnie Smalls. The marriaye cc oniony was ji rf< rnti i\v Ih v. R. F. Hrr-yd.. ?i? pa-tor" of Kmmanue! A. M. id. church Associated Willi ReV Rr yd-li w : . Kl-vs K I- H.'I clf.vt 111 o ?i' 1 T ?*! '< ik i Lemon. The coupie reciivd tin mtpTHtuLtimi.--?Uf their ;v.;i fiinds ard will reside at ,*7 ( n^a street- ?Mr. (V?*?hd- is-'-hr sott? if Bro. F. 5>. Colonel. the p<.p wno* of. the Union Hath r .Shop, at 87 Catftmn street. We wi-r f' r the ci.apie a pleasant sail <.n the matrimonial"' sea. Thi ccre rony w .> p.-i fenrod at the iesi ' Tui- >7 Cannon* street. I. K. t.Ol KitlM. St H()t?[. The drive started at .1 K. Gearlire tlie past school tv rm has well r nrovon some of the results. 1 The'student-Tody and community an't Uti11 words to s"ow h w much .he\i- appreciate thy.-never thing ? leadership of Mr. Win. M. fey-I nonr as ^principal; _ The spacious amirtnrirm at d j~ M lassro.un have had lights install j 'J which ?H? on- of the aims r.-f. I ho faculty. Watch for more tews for J. K. is moving upward vith throe cheers ou" p-i inci?1. ' , Saturday, ,Jum? Js, 19.JH ao 000.00 o o 5.0 0000000 o,ooof !'RW*2SSK)NAL ( Al{I)S X-C'vOC-vv^vOOOvOOOfrv^O^ . u?- Ij.-.iiy: Sundays: : >0 s., ?? :mi 1 1' M t,f n A M *" - :U0 to 4 :<10 P.M j. Wendell Stover O'HYSIO 1 11 Kit VIST ^ (. u \ u' vfi>; >\i \ snk i k *" i - <?'1. ?? % ' M*a|ili Treatincuts' IJj Appoint* 1 B \ K. nivnt* I t ( apipjx 11. St. - Camden, S. C . . !"v n>; ;i ; / 'It. \. R JOHNSON '? .- ^ v t >ffi ? ?-: 1,'tS*!'}* \ *sem l}|\ Strvvt l'ho?v ?, Hill ~~? |{i vi<!i [)? ? :; !iB ()ak SIrent I'Ikhu 7 <0 * ? :KV-J. II. JOHNSON oc:- .M-aii?.i*: ' Mff\rn i-t in.ii -.... aier hi !t< a| l->tate, ' performs ? HLrilip.it i Li i mo?+4 ^: ?n| v wills. r.~ ? * if* mortyan? * . claim*-, etc. I a!! to See II igi ? ' >'71*8 N. J. I'liCDHivlLK hs.y-' ' "?ii.'. i'Ani.ni I * ^ u i i o I'KA<;i It I IN M.I. < Ol'k i s ?S 'uC?sxtrri?I "e.U'i al? 111 W a*I.in.1,ton >v.. < oru., S. C. I>ltr H. H. (. OUl'KK ~' ~ >j"--A11:.1 1 'ij\: > I.1131 u.-<- >ji. tin- < iu'u." G<-!'.! Y'ivw:,- ai.U BAJyt- W'.-rk A ilicc i'iv-jit 0 lit-.-. -5 V.'i ,-h. ?. St., ( ?..! a . S. C. I)H! .1. <;. sti utJ Kyi.'T.r.r.. N Thfot - Fs* 1 *. <i At- ^:utciy t!sc*.- iP'U- v: '] x-1 iiiij.c; :"<i '.<? 1 :?"J 1' M t-'i ':'"i 'T .v 1 :!.tv o'TJU : IA >,v,t-ncL': ' ' . s:. ;1';/,." St. < M? !' ? IJ |?h'.ju*: A.M. 2 I'M. Kt-.i. ^75 P. .M. - P.M. Otlice iloui'ft. ptiorif A. M. u 2 P. M. ' ?.-> -s^7' P. M. to 8' P. M. Dr. \Y. I). ChappeUe PhyMiian and Sui ^ciiii -v.- jjI?M iiiui iv and? ^hrldrn \ >|n-?ialt\ ! r, A , 1" "I.r.-ly St. P.,k- St. < I. S r. riiv H . : > .t" A.M. -tu r P ML? SrF K. Jk_tTet!eriek~ rn.vsici AN OfTicc:" " 1'; Ave. (i r'i*on? S.C, one 7*11 All cl;;s*.-s ..f Ik-JUa: \V,,rk Dr. L. H. Mailman 1) E N T 1 S T I'-AlN LESS I:\TK \CT1 (>NS SurMays A;>j> ir;t!m*nt.? i >:1 ?=? r?:?',t v .: ~> ,.<.{ ( V.I'.:.li ia; >. C. ? >. !!> ? . Tfi?? huii-s: I" A M 7 i^o I'M (?i033 a ft- .*S73 ' * Dr. I). k. Jenkins II i NIIS I \ i- A JMMiica *. Si:i;?i;.v i.v A; ; ;,t At.i : a n }it.[y Dial 7S9 Sk ohn F. Hunter 1^ 11 ?i nv n 1 IV<.sw.+?*.. Mill x til 1/ i i CV and Kmbalmer rS. m:\rv h. madden, Assistant 120 N. Harper Street Laurens, s. c. 1 : ?*