Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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f Pafft 4 NOTE:?Your question will he ar when you include a dinning of this birthdate and correct address to von send only 23c and a stam{m.d envel READING covering xour birtf:dn analyzing three Questions. Explai fine your questions to those withi ? Send Your thk>aTmVI M. K. G.?I)o you think that I am doing the right thing to lor c my niece stay here in my homo? I am ten ibly worried about this matter. ' - - * Answer?Your niece is not ir !-'ve with your husband but if il - naKes?juau tnnappy to see inem any <yn arrange at once for he; o get an ther place to stay , fliero is no need to keen anyone _ ill your home if it has a tendency r. to make yon unhappy, so stop <hi- 4 matter light where it is- bcton trouble does arise between oyu and', jour husband. I. L. \Y.?I am thinking: of taking: a course of art at home and wonder if I will be successful in it? Answer?The course, wculd help you . . ; but you wouldn't have CHER AW XFWS "l* On lnsf Sunday afternoon thu I candidates for Baptism gave very [ interesting: talks of their religion. [ sin?v tiny have realized Christ. i Sunday being the first Sunday . was a busy day for all church gncrs. Rev. D. ob Mitchell of N0,th Carolina preached a very. _. Inspiring sermon which was enioy ed by all. We invite all friends i to come and worship with us at | anytime at their convenience. Pee Dee Union Bant, church and don't forget the BYPU hour C:BO p.m. Mrs. Nannie Adams and Miss Thelma Baines of New York are in tip. city visiting relatives, and . """friend.-?. . They a>e the house guests'Of M rs. J. Skinner Miss Siiduri Peterson of Green? wood?St-(. ? is -in-t-bp city v i si tin v. Ijer unci'"1. Mr. Sanborn Krby. Mrs. Ill/nest Powe entertained . nor nusu'tiM with a mruuiay party on Thursday night at the Delta's h me. All reported hav-ing enjoyed a lovely evening. The.e was a shower irivon a* the. hemp < r Mr. and Mrs. Lev* Adam< on 'Hiiir day nierht in hon or of Mr. and Mrs. Josse L. Ad derson.' T' i " ''uw!n?r- 'left tlio city ni* 1 Friday? La?tha. northern .slates: Misses Ada Williams and niece Wilina M i'.-nnld left for Newark X. J.; Mr v'Ae,tic Pickens for Nev Jersey; Miss Myrtl0 Talley for Xew York City. - ?? ?Uu J-oseph M rrls, .Tr. says wishing will make it so. The wed-. ' ding he'js ;.a* been rimring fo> ; quite awhile. but they- will cease the last <?t his n.<mth. Wat h the., ti-ws 01 'he "Leader". ( Mi-s Thrnice Miller's mother is , in 1 h,. visiting her.? *<' o j- a ^ citizen < f Texas. , MT. ZTOX AMK CHI R( II Sellers.- -S. S.' opened at. the us ua! hour with Supt. and co-workers at their post of _duty. The lesson was discussed and reviewed by the Supt. At 11:f>0 a. m. , - \ . ^.. ' !N<>n;.?ff si'i-vici1 ii. i inpreached a wonderful sermon. The', (service was wonderful throughout. ) ' ft-,,. nv. :i< n rii's raised $11.T0> At 4:f!0 we again reassembled , and lb v. P.P. Poughty, his choir ^ a yowl congregation fromv, Millbranch worshipped with us.! Rev. D uchty preached a great I, sermon. ' [ f At 0;:*') the Rev. A. J. .Tonkinsand the Silver --Star quartet wore ' present and rendered a splendid ' prog-ram of spirituals & readings f The pastor nnd Mr. A. Brooks ' were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Nowlin. Mr. and v Mrs. R.F Rodgors were the dinner * guests of. Mr and Mrs R.C. Hooks Mrs. I.ue Blackwoll was funcr- | alized last Tuesday at Singletary j Qui'e a few members -arid friends of Mt. Zion attended the funeral f Mr. \V. IT. Cooper is much hu? . proved at this writing, Mrs. Es- 1 tella -Tame.s is still confined to ?hor bed. Mrs. RohiTta Brown is still f on the sick list. *" j T.ast Monday night we held a 1 lovely official board. After the' work of the f oard was over quite a few members of Mt. Zion and ' a few members of the Baptist 0 church rani'1 forward and filled the tables with their pounds and cr>nt the pastor away in smiles. He al o expressed himself as* be lint sum - il with, this great leader ?of Mt.?Zi'-n. at Sellers.?We can't ing very well satisfied as pastor f LAKE CITY VPW? I ? ' fl Duo to the heavy downpour of Jj rain Sunday afternoon, imny of a ? the?sokieitors in the Lmich Proj- C ect Rally of the Lake City school were unable to tret out to make their reports. Due to this fart, , t.he time was extended until next ^ Sunday at six o'clock. All soivitors sre reouested to make their * reports at this time. Those who j enmo o ? last Sunday made commendable reports. They have boon v, working onl>^ two wyek&i. The two prizes offered stand good for next Sunday. tl School Opens Sept, IK V The Lake City SchopI will be- f; lalyzed frrp.. in.lhis column c > i coV.'mn ant! sr'n your f'.'M ?r . ir letter. Far a "fT/rc.v AV*.. 1 lope for my latest ASTliOl.t >t> .* ite\ also a frcetlcHer of a '.i. e ^ n your problems cooirlv and c. n the scope of logicaj rcasonirj;. letter to ? i^oteapkh vovk after you completed the ourse. T favor your taking som.-' . hinjj. that you could depend on a.-' i v future profession and I don't be kYiL't will be .nt_wurk>?^ _ H tf t>.,. - i. . ?n i in ?.iii iAva+mnu ig \v;t n i married man and I wish t(.- kn w f ho tells nie the truth and will h,. !o anything to |)least.? nie. Poo i.. love nie as Ik savs and MemM _ put all niv i(>!i!id"n.'r in k't". ?Answi'i'-llv' ymii' am- .?:?:?yon s iet like some, .thirteen-, year oh' ;-irl instead of 2lJ years did. This ' uarried man will -nevei mean an\ thing to you and it you "want to ; lind yourself in a I t of trorlm I iust continue on with liiiu and yo. Ire bound to be made unhappy. \Vhy dot\^t joujro with a single , joy? ?in its lP.">'d--lo session, 'Monday, ' sept. j Sth. To eliei s' met ting v\ ill ; Je Saturday, Sept. Kith at 9:30 loisonboj o.iu sr'.t-Hjou.n [y urn , 11AV suupl .MIIPIII.-I JU.tsoul .!() -oj ' ie announced later. . 1 Mr. and Mrs. Xath'au Iirctwn of. *tt. Peterfbur,-'. F1i.. were visiting J Mrs. Mary Williams last week. Mrs. Williams is the aunt of Mrs,.' i'.rown, Their (laughters- Mamie.) Dorothy and Klixaboth were with ] them. Mrs. Mary Williams is in. (Inins| ille. Fl"., visiting her brother, Rev. 11.P. (iray who is very sick. Mi\ .\1onzo Moore is back home ( 'gain from the .Veterans' hospital , n Pollmhia. 1I? "i:g?iged i n , .if.,- work. |, "SO FTP ISLAND NMWS j~j ftty Thmlorr While" Everybody arose Sunday m.?rn- I titr very early on their way t, o he funeral of Pro. Joseph Weath rs \\h<> p -sol away. Saturday 1 'ornirw to the ?rrenf beyond. P,ro i A'oathers was a devou'd h: shand ; ud father. He was in his seven-f ies. lie was_ftvneralized upon the i i'hway, as it's so c: led.. ( Ida Smith's siMer *'li" spent ( he week end with her. Siek list: Miss Susan Darby is ! oinjf nieily with her wounded nek and at m. Mrs. ' Keats i.-,. i till1 ; > ' r:tu.'i :it in.1?in hi i?Innm1. ?We Were pained h. learn that?. dr. Joseph Williapis' aunt was in m aei iiic nt last-Saturday that end d in a broken j w hot\e and sev- . ra! broken limbs. We wi-h 'for \ hem all a speedy recovery . - There?will net by any^. papers ( our A'.rent will he mi his summer mention. < I! EI(.\\V NEWS ..There were many visitors wof , hi' pin_.- f the Pee Dee I'nh.m 'aptist churMi Sund y. , .Mis.; perniee I'ran has returned " Washington. Iff'., after spendmr a week with her father; Tile fo'hiwin ' have i-ot iivnr??l f.. hr.citv from Myrtle Beach Mesa's. Win, McDonald, FkiI Pnwe md John Stevenson. , Mr? Bartheb-e Campbell is. in v h< eity vi-ttiny rel lives a n d j fiends, aftev a lory stnv in I>.(\ Mi-; f - !. s F,: ,, i. fa., ,-s ; he house yuost of Mrs. T.urilo , iavis. Mr. and Mi's. ' Hilton"" 'rin e and son of Fervid, Pa., are ; n Mie ci'.v vis''in<r relatives. Mrs. Ruth Rinhins "of Sumter vas fhe .irnl'St of .Mrs. A.Y.. Wil- ^ on Sunday. I I Mrs. F.liznboth I.ee and dauyh- ' er Alice and cf-randsojj of Fer.fel, ^ hi . are in the cHv . Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bennett n'ertained their prand dahvhter Vnnie T."lira with a birthday pary on Wednesday afternoon. The Ji nior Missionary sponsor ( d a rnrn.nl iolit Viil-o <.ii_ W edneslay nite to the 'World's Fair. A'l enorted. having had en j< yed the i. ?"ip- r j On Thursday nite a fcurprrse d'thday nar'y w > triycn in honor . f Mr. T.uther Dens. RAN FOR I) STATION MAN'S '!' - t Ronver I>.*?ni Baptist Chn-ih Depth vi it(d (I I- CO v, r ii"!l e 1 lid t"Qk from i s n- !.(.' .?L her- Hpnrv I.indsav. He was a s in,, f'h'i ti-Mi penthman. Fun lai was hi'lrl at Cross Hill. Revival 'i ee'ing b-ijan at Ce ' ar droV(. Sunday. Rev. Rice tie- J t ivered two soul ^tilling wrnvuis i' t morning and cv< ning worship. 1 Collection $:52.25. "*' t H. Htnvv.s. Jonas l*'.-i,i met ; t'illiani Sullivan. XT. an.) M . ! larris Church. \V. Iil.y. Brue. i" J ?eley.hj-. I>. (rt*t?Mi.1- ^?fi?>dip' ' Iosc.lt y. . Richard Irlxv, Will Kllore worshiped jit "Poplar' Sprint-' J1 hu cr. near I.aniens. i" The Pryer band met at Mt.Cal ary Bapti-t chur h Tuesday nfU , ft mt Ninr Bethel Ttrhrdy Tilghtl We were shocked to hear o! w ic passing of Bi n. Chisotm Rice. ' fe deeply sympathize with -the ti imily. aj THE DUE WEST NEWS The revival meeting at Mt. Lelanon A.vlE church of which the | lev. F.L. Bouey is pastor was ady conducted by Kev. J.I'. Wash-i nci'ui,?pr^tor of Bethel church, \iHici.-on. iiii'V. Washington FiF1"" I'iVed the, degree of D. D. from Vllen University l.st June, and s one of the outstanding minirseis of the State. llev. and .Mrs. F.L. Bouey and >iis. Annie J.' t?ariett represented Jit. I.t bainm at the District meetng of the Wll. & F.M. Society, .ild last Friday at Bethel Drove hutch, llev. W.S. Hawthorne, pas or. Airs., H wthoine and daughter, Miss Annie Belle and Mr. and Mrs. 11.D. Hawthorne attended. .Miss I.ettie Garrett, her sister md litt.e Boris r-auin of Chi'.ago ire visiting relatives here. They cached here in time to he presnl at the Garrett family reunion vhich was held at the home o f i j?Ddsie?Jutktiiiit, ?- ?? .Ml''s.~ Gilliam of Tmvid<?i< Rnvt. t+n(- father?were -tho?guests-?o. f dr. and Mrs. A.S. Moragne o n a. t St.ml?iy. .Mr. M.il Mrs. Wyatt Hampton mrl??tin1 i'l' i ii lor Miss Mug:?e Wnlkir ni' Ware Shoals and* iiU* Wi re callers of Mr., and Mrs. IV.H. Yauss last Saturday. ! The sons and daughters of Mr. ind Mrs. Feasi'er Ciinkseales are iciv l'i i-nl Xcw York visiting par Ul?--Also tin* (laughters of Mr. nid .Mrs. John Ellis and Mrs. Euliee Gordon. ? Mr. John Aiken accompanied by lis mother and sister-Mrs. Susie Perkins \ hi ted relatives?in Due. iVi.-t fast week. Mrs. Julia Robertson is in Mow. York City visiting her chil-^ hen. Mr.-: Carrie Harris arrived here from Chicago on .last Sunday to v 1 !u'f guest of her sister, Mrs. sfisie Wharton. XEWHEUItY NEWS. * j Due to the "numerous revival pei tings being carried on in the uiLmi nilg. .the Sunday school of 'ahary Pco.-byteriarr church was lot well attended Sunday. A few >f the f. ithful met and kept the e ord of an open Sundit^w school from lin ing broken. After S. S. [VjUV-C. -Wt--tones-ami family and *?u!11. S. \V. Allen and family moored to Mountville to attend the huh aiiniversary of the Pitts' Preshyterian -church, which; was (ion-olid by the pilgrimage of ornu i numbers from New York Philadelphia, Hahjmore and Wash nctoti. The pastor is Rev. A. M. -imii^on. The Midi-'.land Young People's neetiny will he Held at Oak ?i o\ i church, Sliglis, Saturday. )ct. I'Mld. M' . I la Hare. Mrs. Pearl Wiliam.s. Mrs. (I rant ami Mrs. Cejcs,-. iir Allen of' tin* Hospital Aiixil ?ry number 1. mot with a group - 1:: < . 11 ~ t I'ai k ; jhU Can ;; n: i?wn Wednesday afternoon and rp.U'.i Auxiliary No. r>. Of this it itthe i>llirers are: Mrs. Nanv ! la It iunnovr, Pres.; Mrs. Ella !. Saber, vice-Pros.; Mrs. Drisy Y.\lei !'. Se.-.-j Mrs. Elizabeth Il-al an .-or.* Asst. Sec.; Mrs. J. C. "< ; elan 1. Troas. and Mrs. Anna i'. eiiapliiin. : , M.1 uanit.i ;Ioncs. is at home i*iv iispent her vacation ihTJeor in. N'ew York and other points :\ Pennsylvania. ( Mr.- Kmnk Ford of Philadelphia! W Minnie Ford of Eon? Isbnd,' . alM M-is'. Willie Fortl ^of N. * I.. Mrs. Mary l.t'e Payton and Mr. | >i h"ll 1'avlen of Anderson are i-itim.r w'"h Mr. Andrew Ford. .Mr. I!oi!i\v Nelson is at home,1 ' > su.-ndin^ his vacation i n \nder.-im. I Mrs. ! ' nnie Mae Jones and Mas' Wade Giiflin of Grehnsboro,> a re visit intr Mr. and Mrs. ' I n Untherford. ?.M rs?i I i;i11 y s?Hi.'n ry?u??Clinton v;-it.iiej her mother Mrs. Virini-i Gray. ? ,\ir. .lames Simpkins left Satur' t;iy *.>r a vacation in Now York, isitinir with his children. Mis> Kate Irons, Mr. Abraham! "nun r and other companions of | MMndelphia art! visiting the old | ionie town after a number o f 'ears absence. rock mi l. b\pt. rumen Rev. II. K. Taylor, Pastor Winnsboro.-- Sunday school opned as rsun] with its Supt. H. leotpre and his coworkers at their i to t ,,f-duty. We were indeed gTad 1 o see Tdi^s Nannie R. Cunning-1 am, Jr., the primary teacher a-.i eea'n to take her post. At 11 o'clock Rev. t?'vylor do-l ivered to his hearers a wonderful ermon and wo could but sny, did pt our hearts lnirn as he talked 0 os I v the way. On Sunday nite he choir was called to the Para1 ' A Till fhnr h. Croat Pal's to _ endcr song .service, Rev, 'Fprgn. J on, p'stor. i-k list: Bio. W. M. Milton, i-ter Rhoditi Lamar, Bro. George ithellon and also Mrs. Mary. Har- 1 i on; \Vho has rust entered the i I Pamai itan-Waverley hospiRL.?. . i Mr. and Mrs. .Tamos Simpson v n. i! ;,i'/ their home in Wash- ( lgton, P. C. Roth are members 1 I' tlie Rook Hill Baptist church. 1 _AVlu~u:eiai #la4 to have?M-tr Roh-- -< rt Butler, nephew of Mrs. Delia < ! 11after - being away from i omc 11 years. Hie t'Aioi' Board met at the l.1 ome of Mr. and Mi's'. George Netil tes Wednosda^r~nfght, Aug. 9th, I hieh was a pleasant meeting. ! Mr. Prince Barber of Washing- i an, P. O. was home n fiw d^vs I 50 visiting his old home friends J PALMETTO LEADER ZION HOPEWELL BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. II. E. Taylor, Pastor Last Sunday was a high day hi with us. Sunday school at its us- tl ual hour. Praise service was con- svj ducted by Deacon Adams and Dea- ~sc con Mitchell who are always a t of iheir post of duty. . I et 12:30 Pastor Taylor preached a'T soul stirring sermon to his hearers bj Miss^Dennis, our delegate to the'Ci Friendship S. S. Convention mude,e< a good report, including the elec- of tion of our pastor as president ot or said Convention. * ec A special effort to ?aise money O for some needed repairs on church M was a splendid success. * Many te thanks to all. 3:00 communion H was served ? the saints! Ci 4:00 the pastor and his efficient 11 wife left for his other field of labor where he delivered the open- 1* ing mssage at night of the revival meeting; where they will be . for the next 10 nights. We trust gi many soul? will come -to?Christ -rf through, the aid of this ^neeling^ _ai May God's blessings be added di to this worthy pastor and wife, th V)... _ . _i sc Ml'. ZION A. M. E. CHURCH Mrs. Anna McFarlin, Reporter m . Garnctt.?The past Sabbath was. 0] a rainy day, but attendance a t |jj all services was large. The Sunday f? school continues, to move forward, m Sunday marked the close of two dc weeks revival. Rev, L. W. White, hi of S'umi\ierville did some able fj preaching the, last week. Miss 0j Lula Gillison and Mr. Robert Reed vi were elected delegates to the S.S. ej Convention at Beaufort. Rev fi llolman preached from John 4:29 ti theme: Come See The Man. This ri sermon was filled with the Holy m Spirit. Pulpit associates were w Revs. II. D. Dendy, B. vAr"^\vXon et Bro. J.P. Fuller. The second ser- cc mon was preached by^Rev H. D. 7-> Dendy, of St. Petersburg, Fh. He used as a text: Judges 11:27; sub ject: I Have Made a Vow unto God, not to Man. This was a soul stiiring message. After which one infant was baptized; 3 in the a- jj dult class anch 6 read into full membership. '875 persons took 0j the Holy; communion. pi 4:30 p.m., the"'pastor conducted c| a very touching Memorial 'service ni for the late Rc-v. E. B. Mack, who v< was once pastor-ami P?E. of-this oj church. ti 8:30 Rev. B.A. Lawton preached tb a burning message from St. John' 15:13. Visitors at church were ^ Mrs. Rosa Wallace, Savannah; ^v Mrs, Melviiie Wright, Jacksonville J(' Mrs. Susie Scott Stamford, Conn. ''' Mrs. Maggie Wiggins and child- ei. ren of Greenwich, Conn., Mrs. B. 1 A. Lawton Pineland; Mrs. Maggie M B. Sams, Savannah. j ^ Mrs. Mamie Pincknity had a s ^ hc-r dinner guests Rev. D. M. Polite, Mrs. Lula White,, Mr. and Mrs. Frank White of Scotia. | ot Mr."*" and Mrs. Johnny Pinkneyj have the deepest sympathy of the! . communrfy in the loss of their! vt baby Eugene Talmadge, who died !" Monday night. | ' Mrs. Katie Mamer spent the week end in Savannah the guest . of Mrs. Cora Jones. The remarks., on the life of the w late E. B. Mack as preacher,' p teacher and leader during his pas- x toring here were made by Messrs' W. T. Gillison, J. P. Fuller, Mrs. M.E. Brown; solo by Mr Laranzo Holman were interesting Mil,I.BRANCH AME CHl'RCH i Rev D. D. Doughty, Pastor 1 \N - ..... .... jdf Pamplico.?Sunday school was at opened at the usual hour with the Supt. and teachers at therr post rt of duty. The lesson was taught beautifully in every way. | fill)' rnoilllll' mnvninr. - 1 . . mvui.nfi OVJiYltl* L?trgan at 12 o'clock. Our pastor de- vj livercd a noble sormon from I |a Sam. 15:22; subject: Be sure you 0f arc light and go ahead. We were highly benefited from God's ni word. We were proud to--?greet--<?V our guest visitors: Misses Mary w Conwa'y, Queenie Cave, Annie ar Childs; all daughters of the late Edward and Katie McCall of N. M Y. City; MisSCs Laura Grant and T Rosa Lenard of Florence. A little girl came to live with w Mr. and Mrs. Chappell Brown ^ during the week, namely Ostine i Brown. , - t Friends and relatives of Rev. P. ? IT. Ilvman are very sorry to hear of his sudden illness. He was un- :n able to attend church, although his faithful wife went and saw ( that the" service was carried out. We are wishing him a speedy recovery. The pastor and choir under the in auspices of Mrs. A.L. Cusack mo- b> tored to Sellers to render service in with Mt. Zion AME church. They to reported a nice time. I m Revival meeting was carried on very successfully last week to the . extent that it is going to he con- y tinued another week. Many souls *, oefossed the true religion. oy-Y, x- i " - ni ..t cue inuuu mi nave Mrs. A.! D. Cusack out again. as she has boon ill for quite awhile. The wri- |c, ter has been indisposed for the | nast few days; he b much better now. Xobaccp prices are still good in >Ur section snd the farmers seem to be satisfied in every way. The ^un Down Drifters rendered ^serrire at Salem in the contest "Sun-"; lay. The A.CE. League quartet s ouiet these days. Mrs. Mae Bell McWhite spent he week end with Mrs. Willie M. FTvman. Mr. Med Moore and Mr. ?i Buster Brown had their celebration Saturday night alone. Mrs. Corinne Judge is spending awhile at the beach with husband Mr. L.R udge. I \im ' ?- - ,? . II ALLENDALE NEWS Summer School Closed One of the most outstanding ex- 1: bits in thos tat,, this summer was Z le work Of the teachers in the 13 immer school at Allendale* The h Tool Represented nine?euunties b : the state with an eniollment n jual to that of previous years, b he summer school .was directed '< t Prcf. E. E. Riley of Lancaster N ounty Training school, who serv- v 1 very efficiently in the absence : Prof. C.-V. Bing who has been c i leave of abseneew ith the Unit s 1 States Dept. of Agricultuie ther teachers serving were 5 iss Robbie Wilson, Williamstonj ? acher in Rural Education; Miss' ore/thy John on, English; -Miss. > atherine Latimer, Health Eduea-< h on and Rural ilom(> Life; .ui.-. J J eatiice Thompson, Methods ? in j'' ural Education; Mrs. Louise C. nig, Geography and Registrar. ^ Tii'the rural education methods ?"\ rgup, there were 40 teachers en- t died.?These eacliers, all from "7 to nnd \vn onehor schools, wo v.- ;i vided into groups representing < ic children in grades from c/ne to I iven. They prepared note books v iritc?individual poems. and J: apmu Tio.w aoq^o uoqj if pout s odel kitchen, completelp furnish 11 1, canned food, and prepared foin 51 bject exhibits representing the t fe of Christ, animals. Africa aiv' irm life. Miss Marie Keel and T rrs. Eunice Watren'of the.Allen- > rle^chool?syst-ow-yudged the ex -f ibits, awarding first place to the irm exhibit; second t<y""the lift f Christ; third to the- ^African llage and fourth ,to the animal A chibit. These,, were prepared by ' ee hand drawing and manufaeire of miniature buildings, figunes, plant life and animals frem. 1 aterials at hand, such as clay ( ire, paper, ravelings, '"sawdust, c. In addition, a library was. mipleted with books and maganes, a rccoi d bok was kept* and telves shotting natural rock form f Hons, plants, seedlings and soil rpes was prepared. In the geography class the Sfati t ? South CaVo'lina was the topi' <1 er<i the^state was studied as to v ant. life, industry, history, doveliment, tiansportatioh and (the* r nascs. Illustrations were gj,ven by "s arts and a shelf complete with a nurai piants, iormauons, canned potables and the like. The deyel- t iment of the cotton-textr!o~indu? v y from its bcgining was trace*1 c i rough pictures and projects. h In the health education and I vine life unit, health postets 11 ere prepared and numerous oh- 1 cts for nitre comfortable honv fe, manufactured by the teach s from waste and useless'mateals weie shown, hampers from ' >getable hampers, shelves and ta- 1 ess. from fruit cases, waste bas?ts from cardboard sections' 1 Teens from cardboard boxes, pirn ^ me pictuie frames, needlework ' eneil work, s-huck weaving and ^ her activities. Wednesday and Thursday were days at the school' nrnloto than 150 persons viewed the v indiwork rf the teachers and the ethods at the summer school his session is conducted yoaily , the Training School in Allen lie. Represented at the sih<?o' ere Hampton, Allendale, Jasper, eaufort, Barnwell, Ilorelurter ikon, Ttpmlwi-if ami I.eximrtnr ^ - __ . ' e: P IIKLKXA M:\VSu *... . ? '' V mitnrv i Mr. and Mr-*. R"vnp?n.rt--Sir4th'i ;** "ashineton. D. spent a" few ivs their parents, friends and re? nves. Rev. Louis .Ton.es of Melena ha-' turned home fr'm Darlington . C., after a week's visiting his lildren. Mrs. Ft'ol Weathers of F.ast,'er, left Raturdav morning afie< sitinir her mother and father-inw. Mr. and Mis. T. A. Weathers ' Helena,,-S. C. ' N v -On thp' first Sunday i+i? onth Sweet Rpnng A. M. F. rnvctv revival meeting hegan. It as a success with six convertid two joinets. Sick list: Mrs. I.elia Steward i*; Loner, Mr. Will Scott, Miss helma Sandei s. Rev"" Dreher spent the past eok with Rev. T. II. Weathers iri*ying 011 his .'meeting at Saint ary circuit which was a sueeessI meeting. They received two averts and oh Friday night reivpd five into the chuich. Rev. eathers ami family enjoyed hav" g Rev. Dreher the past week. ENTRAL R. M. I'. E. ( ULIU II Rev. R. N. Gregory, Pastor Charleston, S. C.-?Kaily morng nrayer meeting was conducted ' Mr. Wm. Grimble and it was f spiring. At 11 o'clock Rev. Dov-! r preached a soul stirring soron. At 8 o'clock the pastor. 1'verod the message. Mr. Wm. Happy, the secretary on his vacation visiting the N. World's Fair. He was, present cveral Rifts by tho members of s class. The Junior choir icnt'ere V plcnd music all day Sunday. Col:tion $10.45. \ ?1P, i ^ WINNSBORO NEWS All of Winnshoro turned out ist Sunday. to St. John A. M. E ion church at Adders and to the .Lack Jack Baptist church west of ere. Picsidinjr Elder,D. C. Crosy was at St.?Jo:-n la-t?Sunday itrht to push her out from the ank, \\^ilc Rev. \Y. Broad its and lev. John Reader ably assisted t'< lev. N. Smith at Bla.k Jack . here two bus loaifs f choir momers front Crane Creek Bapti t lunch, near Columbia, did the intrinj;. W(. :;re fflad t hear, that Peat on tynyon Brown who underwent ait peration is improving: nicely. Mrs. Ethel Ca-t'Oi and 'a1'"'1' " 14ss Sara. who.were here vishine parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ton1 ohiv bn returned to t''< ?? lVoint a Pittsburgh. Pa. last Sunday. Prof. W. A. Ross and dautrhtc diss Evplyn. spent last week ii "ovk with his nephews. Mr. and Irs. J. 1m 11. Harden. Front then hey motored. down daily.to Mt doll Baptist eh-rrh at "tJur-ncs C ii ti'ii 1 the ' revival ly ' :ng . '1 i ixis indeed a., success. Rev. Char ip' TTal] pastor of t'at c!r,rc; I...1 l.v l.Vv I nndois (if Rock Hill. As a ro i It of tl'ioir pt oaihiny. ouv k lorsons put <>n t'iiri-t by ba-ut-i ilid about $250.0P wcrL. paid in tin btal eolioctions" Aft <r (bo n p"f!') ; Mrs. Ami .co Ha'don acvomnaniod her up It W, A. Ro'ss h?Tmo'. and spen ho week-end in o'lr f r\vn. M- s. Jtil'a .T,.?nTrV MSVVP'; J ,.n v n\v :-r> ",lr> !., V.... "of-Vc ayo hoiv, t'ie rrnost ~nr~Tivrr ?T? . T?T .> ) ft fn>- rtaj'l' riii'i "-J, SatipVlav ami Miss 71n11i 'odo wont to New Yo 1-c. Mr. Bryant" Cvo by was seen ii u- t'w.n lasf Sunday. Mrs. "Aynio T>. Ja A'son vooi.v' tr-tin lovable' t'in as slio return*'* l rnv Ww rk. Mrs. HatMi' Royal i?o,'tm>vo< let lowly having boon i"dispw,.,i fb om(? tinip at hor-bonio on I>rtrton -st-OTt. At bor bedside is be lautcb.tor, Mrs. Annie Anderson rlio i? really op tbe .ion. Ali^s Martha Ci lining'am b.a eturnfd from Spiirtanbyn ir when ho spent a fortnight visi'irg ic! fives and friends. Rev. and Mrs. A. .1. Felix air wo children - fro in IIP lmpvilb ecre- v.'ole' me vbdtoey lr*rr? r.Sunday. They wore afiMiiipanic iy one air. wanace. iCiv. l-ili iroao'rcd for the saints :it Win uin A.'M.K, cluMi h .t:-ni ivy i .ting a . l'o. nii'i' past; >r in .if, ; plendid crowd tin nod out to li. ti is wonderful message. Mr. Boovill,. Campbell. M ohn Coins and his two sons rom Charlotte, X. C.. were in < itidst last Sundny. The (Join a re Kin --Is of .his si-Wr and hro her. Mr. and M s. .1. 1.. Baiin.. V,, wfi,. delighted to have Mi 'anipbeli and his sister Mrs )ranah D uglas in service at aul Baptist church Sunday 1110,11 itf. "MTss hi /abcT- h>. J ... , ho now^ lives in Xcw Voil. is In n lie guest 01 In r |i.iie.;t , .d.. an Irs. Arthur Roscbmough. M l\ I'EEAS.VNT NIAVS Iiegardlcs.s to the inclemency o lie weather, the "TtTeiuiTers am r?(.oodwill AME chinsh njoyi d a gospeli'eu.-i, w hen TTTi iistur Rev. TS.I Moilette hrough s a ;soiiI stirring message ifbn MEM One-VVaj Coach Fates Trf.ni CW.rStHIA. S. C.: To: Atlanta, ( a. S 3.75 IViltimi.ro. Mil 8.30 Charleston, S. C 1.95 Charlotte, N. ('... l.t}5 Chicago! 111. 15.95 Cincinnati, Ohio tt.foO Jacksonville, Flal_- 5.10 New York, N. Y. ; 12.92 Orangeburg, S. ( .75 I'hiladelpJii >, I'a. 1 .<>7 Rock ItilS. C 1 Savannah, tin 2.30 Spartanburg, S. (' 1.15 Washington, D. C 7.35 | . r- ? f> TT V * yr 'ft *;,* ???. -H ? * > ' .! train. ? nrouan Trains. J. T. CORR Division Passenger AgenttfK Columbia. S. C. pmf ^SElflR/ISING -ic/Xousi, Saturday, August 19, 1939. I WOW ?> <vr>o m** ^ OrfO3C?3XOT330&CP. PROFESSIONAL CARDS ; I *r V^OCPCfO Or> *!? ''.\CQO KPOXfGHX&&yC*-' ; DR. JL..G, STUART Fyo, Far. Nose and Throat ? '*-" (Passe? Fitted' Accurately 0!V<o Hours: Telephone* i 11:0i) to 1:00 r. M. Res. 4S1H i 0:00 to 8:00 P. M. Office 379C Office: Residence lO.ta T.;ylo^ Ft 1317 Pine St. DP s n JOMNrDN 1 i ; ROFON I Office: 1323 1-2 Assembly St Plume 31P.fi Reference; <n9 Oak Street Phone 8710 I PR, H H. ( QorMR DENTIST Special Attention (liven to Diseases n!' the Cums (iolfl Cnnvn '~nd l?r;d|*e Work t . A Specialty r Office I'lion.c i29 _ Rcc. 82GI V2"> Washington St. Col'a.. S, XT -I ?Oflice Hours; ?>?? Telephone: f 11 A. M. to 2 P. M. Res. 9S7I , G P. M. to 8 P. M.. Dr. \V. D Chapspelle * ? Physician ami Surgeon t Diseases of Women and Children 5 ' A Specialty ni'i'e: Residence: -~21ir? l.a:lv St. ? 1801 Pine St Co1un>h1a, S. C. ? Phone 7S11 . . All Classes of Dental Work ^ . Dr. L. If. Hallman DENTIST " " PAl.VLESS TTXTRACTIQNS Sundays hy Appointments Ollice: 'J'hiP 1-2 (iervais St. >( Columbia, S. C. - ; Otlice Hour . Telephones t s!.:u \ M ' ( i . wince Residence ?873 Dr. 5), K. Jenkins i >i:> risr I ilii'.C-. Males Crowns* Midge' Ancstlu s!a Specialty ' * : o yc-oov * - (' ?n4?~ih'Mi?. Store? j RRMVkiri low ( 'OMI'OUNli I D \S WRITTEN BY YOl'R . !)('( TOR A l ull I ine of Toilet \rticlei 110.", WASlllVi; RON ST R REV \ ^C>0J0COC-v^0.^D000>850flBaQh KKV: ]. u. JOHNSON. ."VOTARY ID ?l IC ? Oflicc: 20'.i9 Marion Street I>eal?r in Real Instate, perform ' marriage ceremonies, writes will* ? deed*, mortgages. claims, etc. ("all to See Him Ollice Rhone SiO/ Res. R7!M T ^F IT V IU"LONGER i .\ Wonderful llair Grower ^ Mgkos the 11; ir crrow I.one. Full and Luxuriant. V Fair Trial.will ;?rovc its Wonder."al Worth, tlairVrg^r ''-.rower 25? Pressing Oil 25e Postage 10c. * ALSIE P. WYNNE, 15ox 21, ("lio, S. C. i Mutual Funeral Home 8 Nor Hi Church St. Manning, S. C. "PiiiPLETE AND PF.PI'N PA1M.E SERVICE" Mr" st? 1 rmhnlmers and runerai Directors Ph>nc Day m* Night 202 | PINTER I. I V Ni'E. Tr T>r?= IT Kines 1:2. j'nly^t was a high day in Zion. At the close of the sermon, invit tion extended; five persons joined the church; ore ^ accession, four on probation. ?ol J*eelions wore good. Ill persons communed. We were very glad to see Mrs. I Annie Smalls return from Philade'i bin, where she went on her vacation. lb. -John I'onfiett and his sister _ Mr-; PonDa Johnson is on their vacation visiting their aunt Mrs. lolii Podding Davenport, Flai Miss T.illie German was elected l delegate, Miss Mildred Huger al' tomato to the Sunday School Con I ventinn An?. 24-25 Charleston. W.- are looking forward to our i41h quarterly conference Sunday, [Aug. 2Tth. Also the coming* - o? - ? I.illie White (girl) (pallet of Nov york City, Sunday, Sept. 3rd.