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. .1 . C trrvT VT/*T \r/\ 4 4 VUU Aril INU. 44 Governor Procla servation Week i Arbor Day Novc , Governor Olin D. Johnston has; Mi set aside the week of November is 13-19 aft Conservation Week and of has also specifically sot asrde No- Sp vember 16 as Arbor Day. " of Coventor Johnston in his Pro- Th clamation calls attention to the Sn need and necessity of protecting j th _ our timber lands from fire, obsorv- thi ing proper timber cutting meth- its eds, wisely managing our forests es for continuous production espec- es ially since new markets are do- Fi veloping\ for poles, piling, saw logs G? veneer logs, and pulpwood. Ham He calls attention to the nend ' Sc for visiting-and preserving as well th u adequately supporting our ex- th cellent system of State) Parks' A| which extend from the mountains'en to the sea. th Pish and game to meet the needs'Se of our sportsmen and to bring' co pleasure to those who do not huntJCt are also mentioned by the Gover-' nor. I iz; He calls attention ta the desir.|?i< ability of conserving all of our nat sc Ural resoureps whiolv nf nniyyaa t in include tho prevention of soil ero-! cl sion in order that both the pres- j ot ent and future generations will benefit ie the fullest extent possi. j ti' We from our great natural heri- ar tage. I vj The Governor specifically i-nvit-'pi es the public and private schools la in the State to observe Conserva-' d< tion Week and he urges all citizens pi to take part, in this great annual A observance which focuses our at- ai tention on the services rendered pi by trees, wrid life, parks, birds,! ___ flowers, waters, and lands. in Conservation Week is .sponsor- d< ed by the Garden tClubs of South^Ti - ?Caroling, of whtcn Miss~TffarTan i oi Pellew of Aiken ts Conservation ai chairman, and the South Carolina fi Federation of Women's clubs, of S which Mrs. A. F. Storm of Pin- di opolis is Conservation ? chairman, it COLLETON TR. SCHOOL NEWS fi I h Walterbaro, S. C.?With the ftd- 1t( dition of two teachers to its fac- ? ulty the Colleton Training school J began it*, fall session of school. . October 3rd." "TeaofreTs are as' foJlowS: Mr. P. J. Hammitt, prin- * y cipal; Mr. I.-J. Jefferson, Agr. and ' coach; Mr. E. M. Wiley, Erglish . and Fremch; Miss M. L. Patterson . Home Economic; Mrs. A. B. Brew er, 6th grade; Miss E. E. Bow en, 5th grade; Mis* L. O. Taggart, 4th grade; Miss L; Dixon.=" 3rd grade; Miss W. M. Rhodes. 3rd grade; Miss S. Brogdon, 2nd gTade; Miss A. FVasier, 2rd t grade; Mrs. H. Tracey, 1st grade S "* Miss A. Miles, 1st grade. R The enrollment has surpass that '1 _Jif previon8 years with brightcst _fi prospect for ome of the most sue- a cessful terms. ' " c For the benefit of the school e Thursday night, October 22 there b I wa? a picture show given. ti The Wilkinson high school of h Orangeburg crushed the football machine of C. T. 6. of Walter^boro at Orangeburg on last Friday. ' i ? me pep squag wenr 10 u range- burg to cheer the boys. The play ^ ers of Walterboro are as follows: ^ Bolds,. Fisher, Scott, McTe?r, Wig gins, Mitchel, Urant, Gadsden, E. I1 Jenkktf, H. Jenkins and C. D. ? Moultrie. QutStanding for Wal- "J terboro: Moultrie and Jenkins. Outstanding" for Orangeburg: Davis and Gafney. Walterboro boys * will play Burton high this week, f ? ? ? lj LANCASTER NEWS - n A Calendar wedding was pr?- 1 sented ih the St. Paul A. M. TS. ~~ church. Mrs. Mary Jane Thrower was the sponsor. This was^ a grand affair. The bride and bride t maids wore lovely evening gowns, y All of the churches of the city were represented?in thin lovely affair. c On last Tuesday night the Fall j" - rally came off with much success. . Rev. Gantt preached his last sermcm for this conference year. The pastor and members put over a v auccessiui program. I Rev. J. C. Hunter, pastor of i J A. M. E. Zion church . preached a short but spicy ?er- j ' mon from the eighth chapter of* Matthew, the second verse. - P Many entertainments are being ' given in interest of the rally ) which will close Sunday, 30th. ,1 All of the pastors c/f the cit> jc are getting in readiness for the } different conferences which arr close at hard. Lancaster Training School ( The IJart:aster "Tigers" went j over the top Friday, October 15 with a winning score of 33-7 whan J they clashed with Coulter acad' ?amy "Dare Devils". The Lancas?~fcer 11 wan^ to Salisbury Saturday j October 22 and played the team of Price high schcwl. Altho' th? ( Tigers were defeated with a seeof 0-0 the boys played with plen-' ty of vigor. So far the Tlge rs have shown pletity of vim and vifod *nd the new Coach, Porter me : " ' rt ^ - T ims ^o;>l Nov. 13 V -i imber 1 b, - - r ss Claudia Loa Phelps of Aiken I President of the Garden Clubs e South Carolina and Mrs. A. F. f ligner of Columbia is President c the Federated Women's clubs. ^ ie State Commission of Forestry c oith and the District Foresters, * rough State Forester H. A. ^ e-Soil Conservation Service thru ; Coirdmator, Mr. Ernest Carn, and its District representativ, the South Carolina Game and c sh Commission through Chief F ime Warden A. A. Richardson 1 >uth Carolina Extension Sprvirp _ rough D. W. Watkins, Director7~ e Extension Forester, County jents, Home .Demonstration Agts and 4-H clubs together with o U. S. Forest Supervisor H. M. ars and his District Rangers all operate in the observance of mservation Week. A?I civic clubs, patriotic onganations, farm women's organizaans,.future farmers, hoy and girl |. outs, 4-H' club organizations, and ' dividuals not associated with-any j ub are urged to cooperate in the >servanc* of Conservation Week. , State Superintendent of Educaon J.^.?Hope urges ail schools j _ i _ i ' _ A. i..- .1 n ia educators to ooserve vjonscr- , ition Week by means of appro- : iate programs and he particu- < rly calls to their attention the islrabiHtty of arranging approdate programs to commemorate rbor Day and to set oiffr]&trees id shrubs for the purpose ; Gloving school grounds. The members of the press durg the past have cooperated wonjrfully in this work and it is annpated that the radix) facilities HSouth Carolina, the clergy, and " II others will participate to the outh Carolina depends tremcn)usly on its natural resources for s prosperity. eld is to be complimented for is ,*eutstaJrdi(ig wcmk with th"1 3am. A large number of students f d friends witnessed a picttuTti^lod 'Th ? Old Curiosity Shop' y?Charles Duxens, Thi* 4)ictu:: _ . as presented in the school audinrium on Wednesday ~ night, eing the first talkie presented it he auditorium. We are hoping hat this will be a weekly feajre. _J, BENNETTSVILLE NEWS The Berea association lelos-r' tyiday at St. James Bapt. churn' lev. A. G. Drake pastor after hree day session. This was t' ftv-first. annual session of the . sso'eiation and Sunday school cinvcntion. Several visiting: mod rators were present als0 a nunver orf friends who made timely alks. Tata! raised was threcundred and twenty dollars. Mr. Watson died in New York ist week. The remains were nought here for burial which ook placo "Mo'day afternoon at law Mil' church. Rev. E. M looker, pastor. Mr. Joe Thomas died Saturday i.m. on Cedar Hill street. Fur.ra]_ services--Were. held Sunday at it. Michael M. E. church. Rev. er.cs, pastor. Mrs. Jessiebell S. Gean was fun raliz^d Sunday at her home hurch, Macedonia. Rev. McMil an in charge. Mr. Will Kollcck died Monday n aiming and was funeralizeffl o. "uesday at Sandy Grove church. We regret to note the death if Mrs. Wright who passed at Jaffn^y, Friday. She is the mo her of Rev. and Mrs. A. .1 iVright. Funeral service Sunda tfternoomu " The meml>?rs amd- friends of >hiloh anjJ Marlboro coi\nty are n deep sympathy-with the famly in this hour of bereaveme t. Prof. A. R. McCollum spent th* veek-end home, Rev. alnd Mrs. Hines of Sum nerville were week end guests e Mrs. Rose McNeal and daughte tev. preached for Rev. T" f. Wright at the morning service. Miss Margaret Reese spent the veek-end home. Miss Nance an nstructor of tho same school ac:ompanied her. Miss Lowry Ganfney and Mr. iVilson of this city were quietly joined in wedlock, Saturday p^ n. Miss Lowry is the youngest laughter of Mrs. Oliver Gantiey 31 Marshall street. They had a family supper With the bride and ?room immediately after the mar iagc. We trust them a long, happy sail .through life. The Adult school in this section is' in full bloom. mis. neu jamcs oi unester, b". C., i, home and opened schocrl o i the 17th. She reported A very lnrpp fnrnlmf nh. Mrs. Bell Thompson of Manning is iiv the city visiting Mrs. Kizzie Moore om King street. < Pali COLUMBIA, SOI t Vlinisters Alliance of Jacksonville, Florida n i a. n i oroaucasi on ounaay Tftckannvillp, Fin , Oetnhnr 18? rhe Interdenominational Ministers illiancu of this city, of which Dr. | C. L. Ai-bouin is president, has, ucceeding in petting broadcasting acidities over W.M.B.R., 1370 kilocycles. The broadcasts willu be leard on Sunday afternoon 5:00 'clock E.S.T. The first prog 'am vas given last Sunday. On next Sunday, the President, Dr. A. C. j. Arbouin will be the speaker. The public is cordially invited to upe in and listen to these broad- :asts. Those who may enjoy the jroerams are asked to send a ?ard n care of the station so stating. " WINNSBORO NEWS Last Sunday was glpomy and is usual thwarted marjy off our :hurcE-goers. We are not follow ng Jesus through flood and-flame anymore. Rev. Dogwn represetattive of he Y. M. C. A. and the World's. Christian uraon ran a ten davs re /ival meeting here at the A. M. E. ?lon, church for Rev. J. M. Smith Rev. Dogan is powerful in his argument of the scriptures. Mrs Mfltil'd Qima o wol \ lrnnwn citizens of our town departed this life last Saturday, 22, and wa^ fureraliz<>d the following Monday at St. Paul Baptist church amid a large and sorrowing crowd. Rev. J. M. Beatty, hoi pastor, conducted the fianeral ser vices taking as a text "I havr fought a good fight, I have kept the faith." The preacher urged the living to keen the faith in this christian warfare .until the end. Mrs. Sims died in the full triumph of faith. She leaves 5 children, several grand children, a husband one sister and a host of relatives Everything is in readiness for the conference? Rev.. V. A. Jan?rotte and his good people have made the necessary arrangement for the grand occasion. The 4-H club is-taking root in our school _under the auspices d. Mr. David Helton our county farm demonstratio ?n agent. Last week Mr. Bcltor. took 5 of our bcrys down to Columbia to visit -the white fair. On?th?ir return?they wcre given an opportunity to report at our school assembly and they made splendid showing. They were in the person of Messrs Joe Gilbert, chairman; Alb?rt Rabb, T. B. Alexander, Allen Able and Lindsay Byrd. ^ We deeply sympathize with V. A. Jar.erette and hers in the loss of her father who has been in ill health for sometime. We are glad to mote that Mr. Ernest McCockrell, who for some weeks has been a patient in the Vettran hospital at Columbia, is dc/irg nicely. We hope that he will snr>n ho at himself. Mrs. Tinftie Murphv. who hic <Y>r sometime befn i disnosed a+ a." home of her sister Mrs. Matilda Boulware. i.s mjieh better^ MW, Her many friends are gla3 to see her sitting out on the porch. The rural schools of our courty have opened their doors to the throng of colored youth,, who are seeking knowledge and an und?rstandirp. how to live. Mrs. Cynthia Perry who has been on the sick list for sometime irr doing nicely at this^Wfitirg. She is staying with her daughter, Mrs. Ola Mobley on W. College street. WOODRUFF NEWS Tri.nity A. M. F. Zion Church Rev. J. D. Jackson, Pastor The drive on General Claims came to a close Sunday. Only a small sum was Raised, the amount bei-g 830 07 : Miss Elmer Ferguson is visiting her parent, Mr. and Mrs -Ruben Ferguson. \ ~~ Mr. J. Field Hunter of Laurens was a visitdr here Sunday Mrs. Carrie Foster was visitor in Unicn -Sunday. Mr. J. W. Shepherd l5T Foun tain Inn was the truest of Prof. D. J. Wilburn Manctey. Mis, Louise Montgomery wor1 shiped at Beaver Dam church on Sunday. Sick list: Mesdames Drusilla Norrls, Julia Steen, Mr. John Wood. We wish them a speedy recovery. New Bethel News Our Sunday school w<as flue. The brtir.er wa?, won by the Intermediate class No. 4, Mrs. Deview Parks, teacher. This class was very happy to get the banner. The Busy Bee club met at the home of Prof. A. \Villiams, where (they were royally .entertained. The club wa? served with plenty and wholesome repnst. It wtis enjoyed by alL Collection $.1.45. Miss Ada Loe Parks is sick, hope she will soon be well again. * j , The Pastor's Aid club will meet vid Robinson, Sr., Friday night, November 4th. All member,, are asked to be prtasnt. ttwlh LJTH CAROLINA, SATURDA Notice to All Colored Citizens of Columbia Qn/l Vlninifxjt UIIU f IVIIIII'J . I ? There will be a meeting held^ at tho First Nazareth Baptist church, October 31, 1938, for the purnose of arranging a program for Emancipation Day, January 1, 1939. All ministers, deacons, teachers and all professional men of all classes, you are cordially invited to attend. | Committee: Jthn H. Davis. Rev. W? M. Ken-' ne ly. Doa.'J. B. Ba-nett. Deacon Spanm Dea> E. F. Fraxier, (Rev. E. X. Jackson, Dea,. E. W. Bowers - UNION NEWS. . -t Th<- Sims high football team played in?^Greenville Thursdlg!lZ 1 gaHwst Sterling high. The score* were 26-0 in favor of Sterling.' A large number of Urionites ' mid? the tiip to Greenville to witness th? game. -Mr. Arthur Benson is the. new rvr<ncipal of the Kelto-i schodl.. ' Hiq mat y friends in his home town" are glad to have him at homo. Mr. Benson has been work i'g in the Spartanhnrg city-aya? ti?m since his graduation- Ifrom State college in 1932. . R^v. T,. E. Robinson, and other "Methodist- ministers of the county I 'eft this week for the conference which, meets in Winnsbofro. The Rev. Robinson carries the best vish^s of his many friends for his return. The friends of Rev. and Mrs. W, S. Thompson are sad to hear or the death of Rev. Thompson. Rev. Thompson was for a number , of years cn.e of the leading min- i asters in his conference and serv-1 ed for years a3 a Claflin college! trustee. . ' The Missionary society of the, A. M. E. Zion church led by Mrs. j I. G. _DougIas. has?a?very - interresting program to be presented at an early date. J , turned to Pacolet where she is a | i eacher in the grade school. L?Mis, Th: lm)a Dawkins left Sunlay for Mannine1. S. f! wKoro I will teach this school term. _ Miss Mary Ethel Sims, student itpSpelman college was forced to' oturn heme again on account of, illness. 1 ~ Mr. and Airs. J. E. William* will ' .!uav4??this?wot-k- for?Spartanburg-^ where they will make their fuure home.. Mr. Williams is assis ant manager of the N. C. Mutual Life Insurance company, a position he held in Union for sometime. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Williams xegret; to see them leave U lion. Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Dawkins and Mr.-Maceo Christie were in Maav r.ing Sunday. Mr. G. W. Bolden spent a few hours in Gamdeh Sunday with heme folks. Unison expects to be well repi" tented at the-State Fair Uhis -week. - - - . . Mr. W. E. McJunkin, who has been seriously ill at hcrme om Ham !X?t street has improved to the de -light of his many friends. ^VTrs. Rose Nicholas and Mr. Frank Freeman have returned to Washington, D .C.f - after spending a week at home with relatives and friends. We invite you to leave the newr at Sartcrs Pharmacy also stop ^hcre each week and buy a copy j of South Carolina's leading pa- , per?The Palmetto Leader. COME BOYS! All out for Spartanburg ot? the 11th of November, 1938, to see our 1 soldier boys oncci more in_ a great "parade in "honor of our fallen heroes. Come with me to Spartanburg to help commemorate our loved ones, who died for Ddmocraey which no one has ever paid -for;? Please come! let's go with I Mother Griffin. This may be the jjost- time for some one among us. (May God help you to come. Come one, come all, November 11, 1938. EDGEFIELD NEWS The Good Samaritan club met at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ches tor Smith on last Thursday afternoon; The Text meeting will be aT the home of Mrs. Easter Oliphant. The Golden Rule club will meet at the home of Mrs. Estelle Green this Thursday afternoon at 4 p.m. Mrs. Maggie J. Cocrper is home after spendirg the summer in Waynesville, N. C. The program given at Edgefield academv on, last FriHnv woo w<Jl attended. Everyone i* looking forward to the coming attractions the Masquerade party and the Calendar wedding. Prof. C. O. Floyd attended a voervtiol meeting at Ridge cP>jrg recently. Rev. A. D. Dawkins ieav^s'thta wrek tQ attend the annual conference c/f the A. M. E. denomination. The following visited in the home of Miss Lois Nash last Suntffjr from TTfinsburg, Ga.: OTessfS" Theodore Nash, Thomas Watson, Harper, James Roberts and Willi. T A -4- /A. I UC IA VV1VVIC UA aU|U?V?| vr?, New York City, October,, 2 Among: the many ^important < lege organizations in Now Y City is the Siuth Carolina St College Club, Inc. The club unique, in that,, it' is one of few that has not placed spei emphasis on its social activit but has givert the major part of program to the advancement of ucation. it has contributed to ious charities, including the H ry Street Settlement, it gives t iters to the less fortunate of group during Christmas and Thanksgiving, makes yearly do tions to the National Associal For The Advancement of Colo People, Harlem Boy Scouts Ft Camp Myiisink. finances a scl arshi*p at the College in Oran burg, and also finances the aspire to Professional or furt CollegeTraining. History Of The Club The first official meeting of Ca.uU o. . .. NEWS IN AND AROUND WASHINGTON f By J. O. Hart Washington, D. C., Oct. 28 The Metropolitan AME Chu ended its 100th anniversary 1 church took active^part in "tire'c tenary program. The sum repor at present is "a little over $3,0( The Allen University Club g a Card Tournament last Tuesi night, Oct. 18. This was the f affair of the season but pie more to be given bcffore the s , son is over. The Tournament r quite a success. The last meet was held last Fridav night at 'home cf Dean and Hart. A spe meeting will be held at Mrs. I ly Jones Heath, the president, next Sunday afternoon. CHESTERFIELD NEWS Chesterfield teachers of ^ccrunty met Monday 4 o'clock j Grand View Presbyterian chu ' to hear fl mftssagp delivered i Hon. Jas. A. Hope. State Supt. j Education, Columbia. Mrs. M. F. Johnson, county supervii ! presided. Two spirituals w led by Mrs. Marshall, with ft' I Thompson at the piano. Pra by Rev. J. H. Toatley. Mrs. J ' son then asked Mr. Brown, co ty Supt. of' Educatirti to in duce the Hon. James A. H< who was guest speaker. The school here opened term Monday, 17th with a v good enrolmerit. The faculty the same with Mrs. H. F. Strei having: been added. Mt. Tabor M. E. church tregnl^r services f^mday Ttt< ing. Rev. Hiddleston wa, at best. A neat sum was reali We are very sorry to note t Mrs. Annie Edwards was rus to the hospital in Florefrvce for operation, we are praying fo complete recovery. ftliss -fara A. McCullough last Monday fern h?r school w at Road Branch school. Mrs. R. A. Toatley was hosl the Ladies Missionary society Friday afternoon at the p3ls home of Mrs. M. L. F. JOhti, The fourtlf and Tast quart conference with Dr. J. W. 1 lor presidmg will be held at rr? i a n i _ . i jaDor next ounnay, uctoDer Messrs Cal Edwards and J( n<ie Sanders motored to Flori Sunday to visit their loved or.e the hospital. Mr. Geo. W. Bristow oiT^ ingham spent the week-end i his sister. Mrs. Lizzie Gill I family. > ?ti V, OCTOBER 29, 1938 South Car' Make 1 Contribute. To i?^- v r v'lfl m jmiH ^T?^H - BY BAXTER R. LEACH tier _____ PRICE:. FI olina State Colleg* History iri New \ 4 Charity And Racial Upfii . . ^ :SBv Vu I grcup wasJ held in the "Green I Room" of the Young*. Women's 1? Christian Association in the..'early, :ol- sunrtner of 1927. Approximately ork thirty'former students and teach-' ate ers of the college, under the dithe ter Hayn?f_put into operation cial constructive program that had for ies, its purpose the aiding of diligent its students, at the college. Among ed this first group was Attorney st- Rainh "Mizelle. Dr. Robo't" Shnw en- Livingston, Dr. George M. Rackour was at that time Secretary cf the at Y.M.C.A. in New York City. Atna torney Mizelle was elected the, don first president; Frank Smoak, vice rod president; Dr. R. S. Wilkcrson, Jr. md, treasurer; Miss C. Neil Houston, tol- secetary; Walter Hayne, Sergt.-atge Arms; Dr.- Gt^rge Packard, fin. esc. secretary and Chas. Green, chap,._ vho lain. '1 he tirtet public alt'a.V J>f her the club was in honor of the cor~ lege President, Dr. Robert S. Wilk erson, Sr., Ph. D. the Former Presidents 3>ge Tho members concede that the CHESTER-PARAGRAPHS Miss Ruxie Barber airived home Sunday from N.Y.C. whei'vl s ii e spent tire summer!" ! ? .ij'he Health Institute held at Fin rch ley High School 'l'hur. day, Ti iday ast and Saturday b.ought together all eat of the Lounty and City teacli f. s the as-well as seyeial Trustee,s ul' K1.--, 'Gil- rial Schorls, anj some" local citited zens. The School Board granted a )0. | two day holiday to Finlly High ave teachers. S+tnkins,^trf? day lumbia, and Mrs. Lowiy. (white irst our Countj^'.NuYse taught 2 classnty es each day. An hour was devoted ea- to assemblage in the auditorium, vas at which time most interesting mg and cnj yable programs were renthe dered each day. Special speakers cial spoke on various Health subjects. Cel- It was a great meeting! -Dinner on7.wd spurchasid each day front the" -H. E. department. Mote than one hundred teachers attended, and all are lord i-n their appreciation of the whoktsdme and helpful infor, mation received. We are all very ^ proud of our own Mrs. Simkins, . who is so very well qualified for her work, and who insamrtnd our0"f classes so helpfully each day. Mrs. L Lowry, our Nurse, is also loved J0r" by us and shows a deep sincerity or<?' in her teaching and, a desire tc liss ('? all she can to help us ulong the ver linos ef health. Mrs. Lowry teachohn t's classes of girls three times a iun- week in Finlcy Hrgh. Both cf these tro- instructors are held in the vo. y jpe, highest esteem by all of the teach , ei's of Chester County. They are its;two great women and are doing eryja g:eat work. Each was presented is a token as a bit of appreciationi 'tor J for th i painstaking manner i n I which they dealt with those whom had , they taught. Thi-s institute was ^ j under the plans of Miss M. IX .to'9'Kelly, Jeanes Teacher. '??d | Mr. Willie Chappoll and Mrr A. j R. Ross, cf State .College spent ae" [ the week end here with i datives an ! and frionds. r a | The entire city was shocked . , |-Wednesday?night when news . . J spread that Rev. W, M. Byrd had fallen dead on the highway. Row to I l|ad been to a neighbor's laR^.]h<>me to secure bait for a fishing tial i next day. and was returning son 1 *? home about twilight when er]y > ho was seen to totter anT fall. Mr. ray-1 Charlie Stewart and some' other 'friends rushed to him "just hi time 30. to see him breathe his last. Health >hn- ffticinls were soon on the scene, ?nce relatives and friends. Tho body s at 1was taken to the Denton Undo | inkin^ Farlor, whore it lay xintil note- ' Saturday, when i*t was broueht to aith j the homo. His 4 wife, MVs.S.M.G. and ' Byrd and daughter Miss Abhic I war? shocked with jprUf at the - -JT ' VE CENTS PER COPY e Graduates rvrL-?r lfxr wi i\ y ft Organizations success of the ci'lh is due to its presidents. wlj so competent direction of the dub uirhir?. won the aamr mioR ar.ci si |i]| rt of the membr* ship generally. They serT?d as fallows: "TlaTph Micelle, 0027.28;?VV. C. -Andres. 1932;? Wrrr. -T: - Andrews.. ] ;rrre~?T. KITne," " ~ 1934-38. The present President Judge A. Smith. i = maintaining the record of his predecessors in office.**' His: adpilnist ration has beoh ir> ..koe.tung. w.th the progressive initiated by the F"unders. Follow in !srrtKe Calendar "for com. inir artiv/iie-:: Formal Dance, Feb ruary: South Carolina' ^State Collegia -Djiy.. Aprilu--.Sni4unts.?Vaea tion Day. June; Annual Moonlight Sail, August. Throughout the year the club will Sponsor Educational programs in varices suburban''cities of the state. Educa.tinn:.! .To;:.ins and m<-< avo al. ?o on the agenda f<>i- the year. -The- alub iv?also?plannimr a new ~? adventure in a Stylo and Fashion Show to be held in December, followed by a Floor Show and dance to raise money for charity, and other purposes. sudden passing of their loved one. Sunday afternoon, th<.' v-Iotropolitan AMEZ chr;vh was packed to tmrrr ir.sm?pa<;Tv T r the f u n era! ! < i-vict. . Pi v. G.W. 'was Master c.f Co* emonie.-, *Pov. Mr. Cn cktr.s otTVpfd prayer, IfvvT'Mr. Milliard, the pastn*. proahed the ' i'm>'V . M I1.' .1 !|?.Tom s?gang,?:? ^\Vhor. TJb.tv ;71 in2* Those Golden tct. with- Prof. Y-H'uc. ncomnanist. sn:'." spec:: 1 sclorti >ns: Mrs. E.I.AV. Stanbnck was 1 for tbit? c!iPost hit! ?!? f"om the Chester Teachers A-ci. ti\ 11 w<<re road bv Miss Cleopatra Spann; Talks were made bv D . J. S. Al- " Ion. P:-?>f. S. I.. Fir. ley: County Siipt. J. F. Nnrmrvy and Lawyer An trust Marauly. The gray colour casket < ' vo'ed \\;it,h flowers from friends white and colored from pear ami far. Tht17??^ ffiWnvg horn? bv seven flower bearers. The pal! bearers were TTev* .Tr>V>n Toatley. Row J. T. Henderson, Rov. I'm! Brewer. P-of John. Sar tier, Mr. Joe Harrier, Mr. John Chirk. Mr. Wade Byvd; Mr. John Byrd. .Jr.. those oiyht younjj men are nephews of Rov. and "Mrs. Pyt'd. Mr. \\ tlli.'.rn Rvrd. the only son. pr' ivod Jmni N*. V,C. on?Friday. Mnjiy wo.ro tho relatives and friends.- from Thomasvillo. N". 0.; Chat lotto, Pirohuvsb. R ok' Hvll, Winnr.h'ro, Colrtnhia. ?*, George, Ronrtanbrrcr. Hnion. Greenville, Whitiviiro. Xr\v!? v<y, Ca lisle and other places. Prof. TJa " or of State Collosro, hyetho* in-law of Rov.'an.-l M,-s Rvrd. Row Toatlov' of Chost-'rfiold. Rev. Henderson of Charleston/ Rov. and Mrs. Brewer, Prof, and Mr*. Sartor. of Lexington. N. 0,. wore all he e. Rov. _ Rvrd was one i f- Cho^h"' *s finest ( ' t irons and had t-w?ro snort -of ? .white and colored. yonrr??and old. Ho was a" teacher ami a Methodist wench of many yoa-s experience. Tho hurial whs in Ron son comotovy whore the rvooos?ion which n'"mhorr.i more than fifty ca-s wended it? wav.-A coat man ha- ty <tfd." Hi- 1 a-.-d onw have the hrrvrt folr w-ymnathv of the entire community ifi- '.hose sad hours. Thp Cht'?tov County Fair is in fn11 ?\,r;>vtTiis' wppfc nr-1 with pnod wpithor. n rr,-pnt tunc ,is r.nticjn-'tP(L A hWr'. Carnival is on hand The exhibits a-n many. MINISTERS' WIVES \M.TANCE* Tho annual mooting pf the M. \V. A vs? hoM- on Inst E i'av p. m , Qi-t at tho residence of Mrs. R. C. Che-nelV. Ma-vVn St. TV|< 14 tho t<*ne of von'- whnn the / r>/* f i y-? r\-f aovc n r\ yy^ r? c- A very frll a{tendance. was, and j Continued on ~^ r : ~ i