Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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P?g? 4 <? ? TcttTiM/ l the &ta' [I, ^ |) NO'l'L: Your quocuou anawi < > \ clip^in^f of Lhi* oolutnQ is ancl \ | iwply, teuJ i. quurUr (2&c) tm ) ' v?iop?, for my New Astrology < > lieo iltlvicv oil U-.t? (8) q ' | MrtbdaM. and coriact addroae 1 < > fVaaemMv Columbia, Son : A : MY NEW 1839 ASXRQLQii. r?r?? T ? for a beauty operator for about 3 months but I don't get anything much ou,t of it. Now, I ?.m plano ning to put up a business of my ? own and wonder if I will prosper? Answer?You must make the business?pay. As long as jrou work for someone else you won't ever get~ahead and y?u are only being smart to want to get out and open a place* of your own V nil flro nnifn nonoKlo r\f M%nbSn/? . v \jutvv v.it|/uuic vi luaniu^ a good living for yourself. " H. C.?I am only home Thursday and Sunday afternoons and " really the way" my hsjJsBand ignores me at times gets my nerves down. Will my life go on lrke this always and it seems that whenever he is working he acts worse? j Answer?The whole trouble seems to be that he has been with; out you so much that he doesn't "appreciate! you when- you are at home. Try to arrange to get work so that you can spend more time J (eaclr evening) with your husband but din't gjive up ydur present job" until you do. Being separated ABBEVILLE NEWS f [ Sunday,- Knv. 4 St. James Sun-, day school opened at 10:30, This being the first Sunday, the regu-j lar Sunday morning prayt*r ser-j vices were held. There were three joiners in the meeting. At 11:30 Rev. Johnson deliver. ed a wpnderful jjerjnQJL. -A, rally . was held "Sunday also, $72.00 was .... raised. Sunday afternaon at 3:30 Rev . Gray from Mt. Pisgah motorod over with his choir and rendered seryices, ?Jr. Boston Johnson is back in the city. | ur, and Mrs. Starks stopped by | Monday at th?? hnmn nf Mrs MrL. Pope, after a visit to sister's homo m.Levelland, S. C.? Rev. Dayis, pastor of the Washington St. Presbyterian church was the guest of iftr. and Mrs. Otto Sanders Sunday, Nov. 6. Mrs. Estelle Latimer spent Sunday afternoon with her relatives . , in Belton. S. -C. ; Madam Pope, Pressley and the Misses Pope, R?rton and Turner, l motored to Anderson Sunday af-| temoon "to attend the districtjj ?meeting uf th^ a^r - wv. ? j . L I1U meeting was hold at Salem Pies- 1 byterran ctturch. ~ ' Rev. Thompson was visiting in 1 Abbeville on last Thursday. 1 Mr. Wallace J. Haddon was in! the city over the week-end. Miss Eunice Whitlock, sister \ and niece left Saturday for Baltimore, Maryland. , Master Oscar M. Hearst is on the sick list. We hope for hhn a speedy recovery. Minu G'eii'gifi W. Heai d has re- ~ turned home where she has been r visiting her sister, Greenville, S.C. Grave Chapel A. M. E. Sunday ( school opened at the usual hour. A very pood lesson was taught _ the various teacrers, Prof. H. A. j v Ashe reviewed the lesson. The ? pastor br ought tor us a " very in- ~ spiring sermon at 11:30. Every- * one enioved it vnm w..ir.v ' ? , .... J "IU1..I. Therd will be a silver tea Sunday. November 13 at the home of * Mrs. Azalea Johnson in interest . of the church. Mrs. Isabelle Ray is indisposed T a^UviR writing many frrundy "J " "7 wish for her a qurck recover. BEAUFORT CO. TRAINING y SCHOOL NEWS The Rev. J. R. Stephc?nson. pastor of Summerville AME church, f j ucnverea a very educational and * * fervent address to student body on Friday, Nov. 11, in commemoration of Armistice Day, Reverend _l Stephenson, who is a World War ^ veteran, told of his adventures) Jj during the Great War with unpar-l alleled oratorical skill and rhetor-1 r ical ability. In his discourse h e told, of some of his personal ex- ^ pctriences as a- private and non-t commissioned officer tn the battTe7^ fields of France; along with these a experiences he pointed out how R his colored comrades in their dar- a in* and determined exploits prov- a ed to a doubting world the Negro's F fighting ability and deep patriot- I ism. In conclusion he stated that / "despite'the fact that an armistice had been declared in war, there v st^ existed hate and distrust a-if mongst the nations of the world;, f and that the pacifists found them- t salves in an unbroken mood of di-| lemma because their jjeace talks} ri and pTeas were Igoing jto naught, ii while' the world drove on madly a toward another miserable hnlo- rv , caust. ' 1 S ~? Principal J. S. Shanklin, Sr. mo- c tored to the A. M, E. An'hual Con- n f w od w Uu* paper ONLY wtMB ; oeed ia your letter. For private X J a eetf-addressed, atauipvd as- 'j> Reading, and receive by return .. ueatione. bigs your full name *| io all letter*. Aadrvee all avail < tk Carolina. ' J J Y iREADINGS ARE READY - like you are now . . . makes him feel more independant and "less interested in you.'' A change i? indicate*.!. J. M,. M.?I am going with a young man holding a position rnj the schobl which I attend.land 1 someone reported it ^nd I am anious to know who it was? ) Answer-r-'Gossip will circulate around about everyone and no one in particular is to bo blamed. My suggestion rs ftiat you be more careful with your association with the younk man in question . . . due -to?the?fact that is^isn't entirely the thing for a teacher and pupil of a school^ to ktaep company. P. C. B.?I am giving up my job that I have had six years and IMaiiiiniK UJ t?V VU i"NCW I Ol'K. IS this the thing to do? Answer?Ordinarily I would say no . . . but with your, training and "ability it shouldn't be difficult for you to get employment anywhere. You have a nice sum of rnonciy saved and I honestty feel you .would* succeed T)y~ making the change. Good luck to you. ference on Saturday, Nov. 12. Mrs S? Shanklin..and. Miss ThelniaShanklin accompanied him. Visitors during the week end in eluded Principal W. Austin of Robert Smalls High school, Beaufort; Professor Howard Williams, also of Robert Smalls High; Rev. Harrington, pastor of the M.E. church Beaufort-;-and-Revr Browrr.?pastrrr of Allen Temple AME church, Bnrfnn. ' 1 1_ CLINTON COLLEGE NEWS The Girls Glee Club returned from the Pee Dee Conference at Clio. S. C. We aro happy to say i that we. enjoyed the trip and weft" more than glad to prop* nn>- old and many new friends _thero. The prom-am rendered by the Glee Club seems to have bec?n enjoyed by ajl that were present. We wish to extend our sincere thanks to Bishop Martin and the | entire Pee Dee Conference and to the people of Clio for the ki-nd hospitality shown us during our j visit. The* nnanceTgiven us by the Bishop and his group was "fereatly ' needed and appreciated. i As our visiting guests last j week we had Bishop J. W. MartinMrs" Afartin and Rev. R. H. C. | l.ee of Chicago. Rirv. Dor hrrmght i '.o us during our chapel hour Some 1 very timely and encouraging re- ( marks. < All of our services. . including ! - ntivites, Sunday school and | C. E. Socicrty, are carried out ( egularly and in the spirit of each lrganization. The Choral Club of he V.C.E". Society is makine rap- ( d nrogress. I The Social Science Club held its nonthly meeting Tuesday tvrirht. 1 The topic for discussion, The- So- I rial Significance of Sex. This was 1 nade' very interesting by our f :nesf speaker Mr J -T ?a__t nember of the faculty of the Pubic School. . r . ' _ ?Out?of the --spren nominees for Hivs Clinton College, four were dected candidates for the same ? ind the one raising the "highest 1 tmiuTTt" with be'" crowned "Miss 1 "Minton College," at tire Homccom- ! ng game played on the 18th. Our group is still increasing: 1 ili-ss?Anna?Grter has Joined us ' rom "llunterville, N. C. We are v flad to have her. * ? saw j DUE WEST NEWS t - 1 The services hold in all t h e f hurches of Due West on last * Sunday were well attended and ^ njayed hy all. ( Mrs. Julia P. Moragno was ^ eon in Abbeville Saturday. , Rev. ancT"Mrs. P.L. Bouey and , Jr. O.L. Smith left on Wednes , lay for the Piedmont Conference , t I,aurens. The other resident j ninisters who are in aPor.danec t ,ro Revs. J.E. Vauss, W S. Haw , home .T W 1 " T , uuiiii) tiiiu r.ij. my. ^ Mr/ and Mrs. W.S. Young had-? s dinner quests on last Sunday . dr. ,and Mrs. W.C. Hawthorne . nd Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith, Kov nd Mrs. P.P. Pace. Mr.- and Mrs. ' ?atton ami Mr. David Devlin of )onalds, Messrs. O.L. Smith and l.F^ Clinksealea were late callers, c A jdelightful silver tea was gi- ?, en at the home of Mrs. Julia Y. ] 'ruitt on last Sunday afternoon ? or the benefit of Mt, Zion Presby- s erian churcji. _ I t Mr. and Mrs. W.S. Hawthorne j eligthfuUy entertamrtl at dinner .1 1 their home on last Sunday Rev^ f nd Mrs. F.L. Botrey. Rev, and ja frs. John Wardlow, and Mr. O.L. d mith. Mrs. Thompson is a gra- a ious hostess who knows how to a lake it pleasant for those who are guests in her home. ? Mr. C. W.. Ellis made a business trip to Abbeville on last Saturday. Mr. Elliott"~M. Johnson of the Due West school faculty was a ed Fair last Friday. Mr. O.L. Smith, Mesiiames James and Iokay P. Davis Stterided the meetiner of the Abbeville County I Teachers Association Saturday. | "Mrs* Carrie Barniore is making extensive repairs on hctr hotne, afi ter which she plans to dress it up i in a new coat of paint. When complete it will be beautiful to se*e. Miss Janic Wharton of Ware I Shoals spent the last week end | tvith home folk. iTTATTITENTINTrTTRTrCT' OF-"? RICHLAND CO. TEACHERS HOLDS 1st MEETING *38-'39 Friday, Nov. 11, teachers of the Ballentine Group held its 1st meet 1 ing of the year 1938-39 at t h-e Rosenwald School, with thu president,! L. Z. Eichelbergei;, presiding._ The official staff was completed by the addition of: Mrs. Nettie Thompson, vice "president; MisiT Rice, secretary^Mrs. Hester Butler, assistant secretary; 'Mrs, H. Boulware, treasurer; Prof. W. R. uouiware of Harbison Institute, Group Advisor; Prtofes^sor Boulware's office does not conflict with Mrs. Jenkins, the Jeanes teacher. Mrs. Jenkins \va_s scheduled to be with us, hut was absent due to illness. The topic fo rthe next meeting will be: How we may improve our teaching profession. The teachers received seals from the Tuberculosis Association. Each teacher made himself responsible for 200 or- more seals. BETHLEHEM RAPT. CHURCH Rev. E. E. Gaulden, Pastor ' Newberry:?Sunday school met at the usual hour with Supt. R.F. Gladden in charge. At The general assenibly _ Rcv.__GauiiIeii __riiviewxiJ_ the lesson. At the regular mornintr services we listened to a very stronjr message from our pastor. We were favored with a thril line musical program at BYPU hour. Bro. E. Miller was in charpo. The propram will lonp bo remembered, ~ 7~T The Sunday services were closed hv the nastor who stirred t h e house witb?bis?mW? a p e. We~ were plad to have Mrs. Daisy Burden and the well known "Cabin Kids" that are seen from time to time on the screen, worship with us last Sunday nitrbt. Wc* were happy to have Rev. and Mrs; TI. Gilliam worship with us also. Rev. Mrs, Harproves who spoke to us Wed-' nesday nipht with power and understandinp will be lonp remembered by those who heard her. ST. ALU AN TRAINING SCHOOL .?; I The year's work has been outline] pudC'-eryl;^dv is loohinp for ward to a successful school teVm. The class rooms show that fall is really here and that Thankspivinp is not "c y. far off. the season will be a picture show -rr- the chape] Wednesday eveninp. In connection with American Education Week, Mrs. Dendy is spon-, ;orinp a short playlet "Mrs; Ip-: Torance and Mr. Education." This vill be presented durinp the repu-! ar chapel hour <*f which she is in harpe this week". t Quite a number of new students ..uiiwi scnool this week. The laintci's are to hop pointing th.. trammar school huvldinp. New jook cases, mapazine and newspa-l ">ev racks are heinp put in the library so as to b<? ahle to take care >f the new hooks to he nut in nf-' vr the painting is done. 1 CJuMWvN NFTVVS There is no place .like hon^ iweet honie, bo it ever sn humble. | iVe arrived in our native and dear I Tonio Octohe,. 31, never to leave' ipain. After spendirp seven I rears in Newberry, the native inme of mr husband and paininp wn? of the fmest friends, both vhitc and colored, but bcinp alone ifter Rev. ITyrst passed on, thot t best to PT?t back horiHe. Thanks ,o father . and mother for their frupnlity and thouphtfulness to ;pcurc a H?>mo for their children ind so r/lnp as we live it will ever.1 >e kept and cared for. | i Only one thine now. Our church ; icre is on the decrease, ar a stand tttfc Will allTruo beartpd A. M. ?Ts.. thii'k of Bethel in Camden?! \pain. we say let us finish it. We J earl the appointment of Rev. W, j f. Robinson as. presiding elder of-, he ' Lancaster district but saw | .nthinp of a pastor. Thp church I Last Sunday we worshipped at ; rrinity M. 1$. church, Rev. Mr. freeman as jiastor and to sav nai his discourse was an essence r i? intellect a'v4 ^p%kuatHy, ~h*~ Kit tins: it Tmhttyr We really onoyed it to the fullest. Sunday 8:30 p.m. Mrs. M. M. limkins of Columbia, frave an inpirirpr talk oa T. B., Its Cure and ?rev<t tion, etc. Quite an appreiative audience present: Wo mayji ay that Mt. Moriah^Bapt. church I >f which Rev. J. W. Boylcin iaji >astor was almost packed. Dr., rw; PTckett was sponsor. The < t iilve.rto r quartet srave four or.j ance selectioes^-Tlw>SF^ymTTTg TnCn J lid well. Music by the choir was i lso Rood with Mrs. DorPthy Levy ,t the orgam. Florine E. Hurst. j THI PALMETTO LBADRB I MATHER ACADEMY I Camden, S. C., Nov. 12?Girl; I of the first six. grades of Mathei ^ waltzed out with their beautifu uuus, many mgnt, at a do! --show?sponsored^ -by the Senio Girl Reserves. Decorated doll carriages, tricy cles, and bicycles added interest t< the parade. An amateur progran preceded the parade. Prizes wer< * giveoi to the following: cutest dol Barbara Sasportas; smallest doll i Lillian Simmons; oldest doll, A1 thea James; largest doll, Dots i Warring. Crysena Brevard hai | the most attractive "bike"^ Hon orable menticm went to Catnerim McLure, Gehe Martin, Herbert Mi , Lester and Elmo Pickett. | The first and second grade oiches I tra offered "The Soldiers' March' I James White made an able direo tor. ? For the benefit of Trinity M E. church, the movie, "Magnifi cant Obsession" will be presentee in Mather's auditorium, Friday nignt, iNovemDer 18th. Tw0 peace programs were giver to celebrate Armistice Day, crn< ninth grade English class and the other, on Triday by the members of variou, classes. The playlet stressed the injustice of Uncle Sam in spending so it should be spent for the welfare much money for armaments when of America's children. Ajnckrew Miekle played welT~ the part of tJncle. Sam. Students read poems "bout peace written by Negro authors. Miss Metcalfe told a story to illustrate the suffering of children in war-torn Europe. Eleanor Belton, '40, is now recovering from an "appendicitis operation which she Underwent at the Camden hospital, last week. Ruth Outen, '39, went home last Saturday to rest for a week. Corrine Murphy, '34, visited 'on -the- campus, Friday. 'She IsnOw at home on thd account of the illness of her mother. ? Inez Aien.^38, of Paine college, was al?o^ here a shot time. Friday TVs she was on Tier way home to spend the week-end. The Rev. J. P. Gibsotn will have charge of our Thanksgiving service, Wednesday, November 23. The Omega Psi Phi fraternity completed their celebration of Negro Achievement Week with a program featuring Lieutenant L. A. Oxley?asf-speaker. The meeting was hold Sunday aftt'iTTPr^rTfrTfeg "auditorium of Allen university in Columbia. Mr. John W. Martin, social studies teacher at Mather, acted as master erf ceremonies. The Junior class play "Father Spills the Beans", will be presented early in December. It is composed?of three a'l'ts, Sod nev^r before has there T>een so much fun and laughter (as wni be given throughout the evening. Miss Woddie. Collier who has had work in dramatics at Atlanta university is sponsoring the play. Mather "Eagles will clash with Voorhees orf Denmark-in a pre"turkey" day, Ilome-coming game on Zemp field at 8 o'clock otn the night of November 23. The Eagles are doing- intensive work in preparation for this eventful first TOR-nr gaTmr^ir T:T P*l^ttr<rThar n large number of alumni will flttf'nd aR well as citizens of Camden,. ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. J. S. Martin, Pastor Pomaria, S. C.?Sunday was a very pleasant day for all churchgoers and many people the j pastor with a smile, being glad to I see him back again. We are also j vlad tn hnve Eldpr ^ A A/tomcl returned tcr the Newberry district. Sunday school opened at its usual hour with Supt. and co-workers at their post of duty. The lesson wa< beautifully taught and reviewed by the pastor. AT 12:00 o'clock the pastor preached a no\\'e are glad to report Mr. Willie Counts resting very well at this writir/g. He was tak.-n to the Columbia hospital last week,.0 Mrs. Deala Means, was taken to the Waverly hospital and is reportert-Tcsting fine. We hope for them a speedy recovery. WHITMIRE NEWS Sunday school at Cedar Grove ectnducted by the Supt. A fine lesson was discussed. The members of Cedar Grove and Spring Hill, Bruce Tabernacle churches are expecting to go up next Sunday to the anmual conference with round reports. ~,?U ^ ? ? J* Z"1 -1 Grove were visitors at Spring Hill Sunday. Mrs. Laura Rice was the donor of a bpautiful bouquet of chysrt.ithrmums and roses of various colors to Mrs. L. M. Abrams of Cedar Grove church. Kp 1 i n g HiH?member$44 Saturday niffht on their conference report. Mr. M. Floyd of CCC No. 6th ?pent the wcek-Ond atr Mr. J. C. Byrd motored to New berry on business Saturday. Prof. B. B. Bowser spent the week-end with Mrs, Bowser. M rs. Lola Joiner returned home from Columbia. \She reported a pleasant^ stay. Kev. P. Wallace and his^congreifatiom closed a three nigHfs revival meeting last week at Sims , Chapel church. Ix*>k to God for Advancement. Prof. W^M. Wade and his faculty attended the PTA Friday at Nfewberry. Mr. A. C. Caldwell is still improving at this writing. Allen's Alumni To * , J Raise $800 Organ , I t una .. In a meeting of the executive 5 committee of the Alumni- A.ssocia1 tion of Allen University it. was 2 agreed tp *ais$ $800 by' December 1 1 as Crgan Fund for Allen. President McGill informed the i committee that the management 3 of the Carolina Theatre had do. nated to the College the Pipe Or? gan used hi the theatre; and to I move the organ and replace it in Allen's chapel will cost' at least >z. $750- The gift is valued -at- $25,' 000 and will be a ,gTeat asset to - the music department at Allen. Prof. J. T. W. Mlms 6f Clinton^ r- is president of the SUtte~AlumnT; He, with members of the execu" tive committee is making- an earnest appeal to every Allenite to send a donation at once.-Send .Organ money to President E. H. 1 MeGilj/ Allen University, Colum3 bia. S. r. \? "?-I. . ???I 1 RARNWET.T^CO TEACH-RS' J fNSTITUTE (Ry Matlie A. Rowman) The Barnwell Coiintv Teachers' institute was held Frirtnynttd Sat" urday, November 4 and 5 ir> the hiph school auditorium *t Rarnr well, S. C., Prof. S. A. Guinyard principal. Friday morninp, proup meetinps t were held fro.m 9 to 11 a.m. Mrs. Susaai Bailey;- our county super visor had charpe of the Elementary teachers while Mr. Guinyard presided over principals and hiph school teachers. At this \time. we were pleased to have the At" .tendance Teacher from Allendale .courity. . Mrs. Wilks addressed both proups coacerninp the prob lems in her line of work in eonTseetiorv with 45he tvpulftr ^Tassroom teacher. The association enjoyed havlnp Mrs. Wilks. From 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. peneraT assembly was held, Mrs. Baipv jj.'Gsided. lWclpat)ion Was offered by Rev. H. E. Roland, prin ville. Our institute was praced with the presence of Mrs. M. M. Simkins, State T. B. worker, who made an address fi*om the subject: "Rural Health. JYprkM... We are always glad t</ have Mrs. Simkins in our meetings for she is very nrnetieal and_ln_Llm noirrtr : A? a rerult -we are able to put Into practice those thing, that are pointed out to us by her7~ We were also pleased to- have Mr. Seymour Carroll who talked to us frdm the subject "A Human? Schoot and the Teacher". Wo are indeed grateful to Mr. Carroll forthe free material given us in teaching the children to be kind to animals. Mrs. E. B. Parker, our attendance teacher, Mr. W. A. Schiffley. State agent for Negro school, and Dr. Dixon, our colo'od cotunty_ .dcfor. are always welcomed in these meetings for . our schools would not be wdiat they are 41 It weren't for these county and state officials. ' ( Saturday mornihg- the devotional services were conducted by" the colcrr?d trustee, of the county. -Their expressions wui'U very touch" ' ing as to the work they are doing in: their respective communities. ' The trustees then went into election of officers. Mr. Myers from - -1?i ? i^iauiyiiu little S^HUUl . Wttg Ult'CLeU I as president.; Mr. -Bellinger^ Kline I school, vice-president; Mr. Holley, I Jordam Baptist school, secretary;" Mr. Davis, Kline, assistant secretary; Mr. Holman .Ashley station, treasurer; Mr. M. Thompson, Elko chaplain. Remarks hv the president of the I association, Prof. T. R. White. | We adjourned to meet at the community fair, Blackville; December 2, 1938. Miss Laura Reed, Jeanes teacher erf Allendale county and Mrs. Bessie H. Croker of Hampton Cm ^ Saturday morning meeting. < I FOOT THANKSGIVING | Wilkinson Hi versus State Colleg | ADMISSION ?, iWe offer approved tra cream of Virginia and t yard is amply stocked |? suited for any of ye 8 ments. 8 A Trial will 1 Certified Coal g 600 Gervais St. 8 Qualfty ? v Service & MORRIS HROWN A. M. E. - 1 CHURCH *- C. 1 Rev. R. I. Lemon, Pastor a " ^ I Charleston, S. C.?Ideal weather t prevailed in Charleston last Sun- E day, and worshippers wended-their- c way to the variou? churches. The o congregations at Morris Brown 1 during the entire da> were ah that f could be desired. The morning A i service was graced with the pres- S i ence of Dr. Geo. H. Singleton, ed- t | itor of the Christian Recorder, s Dr. Singleton brought a stirring a mnocairn neinrr o o "Tkn *" I" V-OOUfit, "8 u X lie Source of Supply*'! The hearta.of hearers were made to rejoice, as this gifted harbinger of the cross unfolded the scriptures ' in theii hearing. Surely, no mistake was 8 made by the nastor qf the church, a whom he invited this eminent speak "3 | er to visit Charleston and Morris a found in Acts 27:31. He select- n , ed as basis for the sermon, "The e Condition of Salvation*". There t! I was 3 accession,, during the day. J I Miss Feaster the noted evangelist t< ! will preach at Morris Brown next w | Sunday. We anticipate a splen I am nour or wursnip, as we navc ? hoard thl^-speaker-on a? previous- occasion. Among our fciclc .members are Bros. McBride, Stinney and W. Johnson. We are hoping for each of them?a??poody?recovery to- -health and usefulness. ? Our _frrst quarterly conference convenes an the Friday night just before the sccond Sunday in. December, 1938. An event of interest, is th? scheduled nieetic n<xv. Tuesday _ night, for the election of a delegate to the ensuing Electoral college which meets in March, 1939. Morris Brown is at the head of ~ the Palmetto conference, aind r "should be~represented IrT the coun- "* cil^ of our church in the General conference, r - At this- writing, .we are^inferm?d that Dr. R. S. Lawrence has been assigned to Bethel church. JJ1 Georgetown. Sr?C.. and our old frierid Dr. J. W. Murph returns to Charleston. S. C., and Is assign- o ed to Mt. Zion A. M. E. church.? Dr, .Murph is n0 stranger to this " citty, and ..will be welcome back to Charleston. We served with pleasure under Dr. Murph during his pastorate at our church some yeai's^ago.. Our Pledge effort to liquidate some pressing obligations of our We hope to reach the goal next Sunday. Dr. Demon is measur- q ing up to the needs of"the church ? in a progressive manner, ana the ' faithful otnes are rallying to his calls. "One good strcmg pull, and (Mouris Brown will be well in the clear?of?ail?outstanding obliga- ..j tioiis. We stil maintaia our Forward Look. FRIENDSHIP SCHOOL? AIKEN COUNTY D - The - students -of Friendship school organized a Better Speech 21 club for the purpose of improving -speech-habits. The ^officers .are as follows:- Gladys William*, ~ prcsidont; Willie A. Corbitt, vice- 0 president;. Alice Washington, sec- { retary; Blanche Waldcr, tr^asur w. ~ . e The girls and boys are getting _ much pleasure out of school days. Watch for the date of the Jolly Juvenile Minstrel giveh. by students of Friendship school. Armistice Day was observed in ? a most appropriate way at Union PI academy Friday. Mr. Handy Car ter, an army veteran made an interesting talk ohi his army experience. It was enjoyed by both student^ and teachers. The P.T. A. meeting Wednesday night was largely attended and much actomplished. ' ' Realizing that it's almost time to begin basketball playing, several lans gathered together to for mulate some planq whereby a more cuuperutivc spirit lnay~"be obtain?d and cleaner sportsmanship prac BALL I - DAY, NOV. 24th I 3 Robert Smalls Hi | ^ :e Stadium v | ? 25 CENTS | " pr wjk ?r WW -L fBP^^ 8 a 8 pr demarked coal. The_ C jj, i - i ? ~ ?'Qy rveniucKy neias. uur w O with all sizes ideally S of ur heating fequireI (Convince You $ 1 & Coke Co, Phone RUmw ? Appreciate V iturday, NoTember 19, ;iced throughout the play :.his outstanding game, ire to cause a closer reati >etween schools, something ? >e done to keep the bread :etting wider and wider, 1 . if the organization were e Mr. U. S. Kitchings, pre;' dr. Otis Raiford, vice-pre Irs. N. G. Blassengale, se( firs. .A. L. Kitchings, Cor. ary; Mr. O. S. Thompson, urer. You'll see more abot ithletic association. UNION A.M.E. CHURC Rev. E. B. Mack, Past Lakeyrew,?Sunday schoc an at the usual hour with nd teachors at their postlack -preached a noble s nd leveryone enjoyed it. We went down to Lottie lion to enjoy a program feri ion in favof- of the Tents ty. Mr. Norword FcrrtT~de] he welcome address. Miss ane Nance sang a solo. Rev a nroanViorl ~ ?i-' _ r- ^,?.vnv/u c* uv/uiu sermon ras really interesting. PROFEfcMOlNA CARDS )R. A. R. JOHNS SURGEON Office: 1323V^ Assembly St Phone 3466 Residence: 919 Oak Stre Phone 8740 IE?^H. JOHNS Office: 2029 Marion St.ei NOTARY PUBLIC ealer in Real Estate, per tarriage ceremonies, write ?eds. mortgages, claims. Call to See Him ffice Phone 8407 Res. DR. H. H. COOPI DBNTIST Special Attention Given to ~ eases of the Cums _Gold-Crown and?Bridge W -?: A Specialty ffice Phone 6429 - Res.?=?v L25 Washington St., Col'a., * } * Office Hours: - Telephc > L A. 14. to 2 P. M. fika. J P. M. to 8 P. M. Dr. W. D. 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