Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Pasre 6 NOTE:?Your question will be ana when you include a clipping of this < * birthdate and correct address to your eend only 25c and a stamped envelo READING covering your birthdati analyzing three Questions. Explain fine your questions to those within ( ? Send Yooh Li the^I'ATMFP I' '. < - 'Do you think I*"\\*ill 'ti get nu- a j? !? if left hi*re when fu - fjlan whn.t should I do? hb 7 A lis.": For the time being it would ! b he well fur you to remain with t Vol:, uiother*.and do the best y<ru b can where you are. Next summer h you w ill be older ami in a bettei j t position to* I'm,] good employment la ; ial 1 suggest that you put off]v . leaving hoipe at this time. !;1 1 M This feltow is lily ide'H I'oi a hie band, but "Tie breasts dates t -'t hi-- >b-eietioii and when he rails on liie he family speaks to the , family. I try > to say that it ,is his . way, but I wonder. Help me* I Ans.: We'd, he may make an ( . ideal husband f<rr some girl but not you. Me fell in lovi with M. wliHe she'was in the city, and sin.ee he doesn't speak of UTiu t itige or his. affect ion for you, then euntiruie t?? ' make dates with othe,- nice fellows for your acquaintance. li. C. Will 1 finish my high I 1 I / '. \ I * . : . 1 1. .School eMllcailon.irils yea! alio now about these two trirls that will- bo . in my doss this term. Ans: You will finish sehuo5.- next -Iurn-. In the meantime d<m't allow th< ??- two iri?is to take .ymn mind otV your-t mfirs for thry am real. s lv stU'-k <>n you. Think about foot had at.nl , thor sport* and let tin taki- rate of -themselves.' T. My cou*iri's husband died and ju?t 1 el'oi. he passed away he m:rn.< timtur-rt>i.i.km-: ims iiTtroi'i.MVi; |{> Richard F. Itoulware. i Tieiiton, s. c. Rett is Academy! ... if.: ,1 , r .. . .1 . ttftu?yf-W-ll'H * 'HfrM'K** KM" r.M li school Lfi in So pt?-inWi 1.1. j A vi-:y iil'? 11n;i) oponintr' toolc J ).|:m i* ji. the IJuLnhy iiiulitoriiim-j vvln-ic inch tcaihi-r inndr vi-ry in?-* - _ spit itiy n-tutii k Tht- opt-niiijr was riiitiliii'tctl liy Hit Principal. Mrs. [.. t't.niiiv. =: 1 11 i 11? 1;U-? nit?-ixly .past tin- ' pin mat k iti 11 iihPi students aic "l't.pi in.' iit" daily from i*Vt-ry tin t i t mil.- [t is tin- Iti-lift' of tin- l'tt-sidfi t. I'lttf. A. \\\ Niehol. n. tl.-at tin- iniinltfi wiil n-aeh , i>\Vi si mi within a short time. As the school is loi'atfd in tht- i Jral tli-ltiii. 1'J t ii;!? - <M|ual distant from Aiken and Kilpo tic*l?I '"iiti: tit-s i .mi s mil.-f. fiotn 'l't ?*tit ?n, its ? tnaif<t tiAvu, many <ltnlfiit- Hi. t?-1" -t ht.. ; tin- latler |< >11 of Soptftnhor. I ast s'lninl year the en. , iitlment itarhfil dim, ami it is fast u rov. inp' to that iiumhei ouch tlay." l iif' pirsi'lt nt fears ho shafl dents .dry i">n lieca'use of the lack space. I f: * Ia<'nity lii-it is Academy tia- marie-,? -hrhr^rh an t' ram that >?i?t year. Miss Mat gory < . Simmon.-. is filling the vacancy in the II. ine Economies departmeat .'made l>y Miss" Willie Mae Hli i kef. Miss Simmons contpleted her II. E. course sit Winston. Salem Teaeheit-' college, WinstonSalem, N' 1 ('. She also .holds nn A. It. degree front Johnson?LL Smith university, CharluHr, N.Cr A nothe't new menibcv orv th/6 .? faculty?is-M-iss- ljuht WilHsV Austin, Texas, who has an A. B. degree fioio the Samuel HustotXcol. legc; Miss Willis teaches Edihs^ Liun, English a.iul History. > We hitvi* with us again Miss, Hyde B. Singleton, who taught at Bettis Academy more than live years before leaving to teach at the Sehotield school in Aiken two ...years ggo. Miss Singleton was a member of the Benedict, college faculty for a number of years before she became connected with, the faculty at Bettis Academy. She attended Summer School atj Shaw university in Raleigh, N. C. during the summer. Miss Singleton has also studied at Hampton institute. The (fid members of the faculty are: Miss I/ottie Williams, B.S., Ky. State college, Librarian; Mrs. M. F. Williams, A.B., Ky. State college, Mathematics; Mr. C. A. Rubens, A. B., Benedict college, History and Economics; Mr. Melvin -S. Bowman, A. B., Lincoln uni i rfc, '' 5- - - i) c ilyzed free in this column only i: :olumn and sign your full name. _ c letter. For a "Private Reftly"... pe for my latest ASTROLOGY. ; also a free letter of at!vice- 1 a rlorirlv nnH ftt'.N , the scope of logical reasoning. ETTER To ? rti3badek ied t() mumble something to hei nil we think that he had money TTrint~Tvml want to know if this - so or not? Aits; N\y-. , . he had iio mpney" uried. At the time of his death e really didn't knu\\ what_he was alking about, so stop wotryinfrbout* his having buried money. lle^ ras in rather .poor circumstances rui had been for yeafr.*,' \l lb .M.v husband "says I will iot do my part to suit him, He topped me fnnii-wuLK'ijj^-put and | inu hi' wants me to -stay at home ill thi* tinn-. . Hi- goes when hu' .leases and I want to knew what! o do? ... ?Airs: (Jet yon?a job and go to ivoili again. . . . In- refuses to give ion money or take you out with torn, s., why eater to his wishes. It vuii heroine a little Independent, it will make him appreciate /you niu e. I.et hint know that ifcho'lin tends to keep you at Home, he will have to stay .there with you and do his part toward keeping you tip C.r. Will 1 ever yet over this ailment that I 'am being treated for and he healthy again? "A?>: A decided change for the better will take ?plno<? in youi health hef.ee tln; end of "the" year It is indic'Tfte.l 'to me that you will Trii\~"":i vi-it rrTTTTnirTTTiT,-!-^TPTf iiig lhtd o-r 11. Prepay- yourself for tin- arrival of your- youngster .f! >i t y. Knylish: Richard F. Bou.L V Iri , 1>. S.. BusinessAdministration S. ('. State cnlleire, Typing. Bysiness Mathematics and Shorthand. Mr. II. A. Klassenyale, B. S. A., S. ('. State < (i)|eye. Ayricltltui e MDmothy M. Hubert. A.B. Mrrrris, college. French and Music Mrs, Hubert was a Summer School student <Inri 11 jjr tlie summer.at Co. It:mi*i ' university. New York City A recent report, from the uu-iver -itv stated -that_lier work Lherr (h;is very yuod. Mrs. S I '-'Ti+irns. principal of llettis Ac.uiIemy attended- Summet Sehoo! at Shaw university, Kaleiah. N. C. Mrs.. Collins, wlm ltaeh.es t-s in Kdueittion ilj tlie c ollege depai tuieiit, has had : w ill-' c xperietn e in that field ami is famnliur with -it11 its . phas es. Mrs. Collin* has beet) eoll. meted with the Brtiis Academy faculty for. more than 1 " years. The (iraminar school teachers lie: Mi. W. 1'. Lewis, principal, Miss J laze! Franklin, Mis. Kthei Iflockei, Mrs. K. Holmes, Miss ( Hotelier and Mo. I Jess re. I.. N'itli. olson. Will, 11 trn j ??-t out faculty a lit with the many improvements intuit djj the winpifs during tin- summer lifttis Academy hopes to expcri. enee olio o'f the most successful and pi o^i'ossivo school tennis sinci the oxistoiico of tlic institution Membets of the faculty have conn to an mrrecnieiit to cooperate whole heatedly and mttke. 15ft t b Acadiirty?and?rhinior e:pUe.Ke one "oT" the best schools jn South fit 'Veil inn. Prof. A. W-. Nicholson, passim Uh 78 birthday September lb.hat had a very healthful .summer; am in) spite* of his aere, carries. hi: -work onward with success, lb K-titi has the ambition ?nd Koot loyal spirit to ''reach the unreacli j-Ptl and help the unhclpcd". TIIK DILLON DISTRICT W. II j& K. M. SOCIETY CONV. The Dillo'n District W. H. am issionary Sochfy cr/nventicfl itronvotiod at Klwm-/.-.- A \T. .T". church, Mullins, S. C., Augus 10-11. Rev. I- A. Wells, presid ing elder; Rev. J. A. McQueen pastor; Mrs. Amelia DcLaine, (lis trict president. Devotional services were con ducted by sisters (irissot, Hethea Manning, Terry and Thompson The set vices extended into a re viving and emotional testimonia meeting which made our heart; rejoice with thanksgiving to b< able t(/ meet together again. The meeting was then turnet i - TH vcr to the president, who sue- I essfully and efficiently curried ut the business side. Presiding Elder L. A.*- Wells ' ireached the annual sermon f. cm s >t. Luke 10:40 which was enjoyed ' >y all. At the evening session h ' velcome reception was "given by ' he ladies of Ebenezer who mos' oyally welcumed to?their city J hureh and homes and put us in an ittitude to do better work during s >ur?convention. ? I Presiding Elder Wells was very lelpful throughout the meeting vith his cherry smile for all; his i advice and instructions which were highly appreciated by all. Quite a number of the ministers ot our district were present taking active parts in our meeting. . Rev. J. M. Jackson of the Mar. ion district; Rev. Holdman of the Sumter district were among the visitors and brought us greetings from their respective district and 'words of encouragement in oui work. The Juver-'ie department under the leadership df. NJesdair.es E. S McQueen n ti?1 Elvira Foxworrth rendered an excellent program The official * board will ren"iain | with Vacancies filled. Hev. A. 01?j liver preached a s?juT stirring sermon Fiday night for the close of j the convention from the subject: j "The Power of the Divine Energy of the Holy (ihost". Out hoarts were tnaile to rejojce at the spiritual feast. A tising vote of thanks war, ex tended I lev. McQueen and his loy al members anil friends for the hospitality given us by them. " Elizabeth Hartzog, repor.tet ! DISTRICT o(;R.\NI) I.ODCK M M HER .*? MEETS W. \. Lladden, D.IMLM. Presided The Masonic district composed i of the following counties,' Fairfield, Lancaster, l\ershaw and < 'hesterlield nu t with Reedei Lodge1? No. IP") Wednesday, Sep. .... ?l.. .ot..,,.n.,i t.,. 11>< Craftsmen of lilt' district who [>< nt the d;iy in a prolitable mo w at tendinc to business and! itski'lg questions pel taininjr to the lndjre The spirit of brother'hood and fraternalism was. exemplified bv ail of tiie Master? Mastitis who were present. brother J. oS. Stanback, (iiaiuj Mastoid presided over the busi. oess ses'sioti. Committees were appointed to (father useful materia! that the memjjcrs of th? (' aft could use and practice tc improve themselves- in the realm _^f_ Afciv.oilf llf.i Many prominent visitors wert with the brethren, ummi<r which of most honored was Bishop Mai tin of the A.. M.'K. /. church who leoueht fmnif" valuable thought? which \yilt linjrer with the Ma. sons, i Many people of the community : in and around the Keeder I.odjff community stiti'titli'.l tin- evening ; scs.-iini. The program consisted short talks by some of th< i brethren who possessed the potentiality to address a group. Man> i Negro spirituals were led by Bro. thei K. Helton of Great Falls, S ?Iirt/lher I). C5. Itelton, Jr., ad idress'ed the group on the Three < 's of I.ife: Culture, Courage anr I Character. __Thu ladies -prepared -plenty: ~ul . -ooil things to eat which was vcrj inviting. ,. ST. .1A Ml IS A. M. K. CIICRCH Sunday school was called to or. , dor promptly at 10 o'clock witl . Supt., Miss Ksteile Janerette, pre. , siding. An appreciative numbei (was present. The school was in. , tercsliilg reviewed by MY. Meltoi , Lewis. . J 11:30 After preliminaries th< ) pastor preached a wonderful ser ,'mon from the subject "Growth" , 1 It was enioved bv all. j! The members regret very mucl . (the resignation of the Pastor, Re1 W. B. Nash who ha,s labored witl us thus fa,- i? this conferenc* . year. Rev. Nash is geme to At lanta, Ga., to better prepare him self intellectually for future ser I vice. The Presiding Elder Rev ^ H. 1). Ramsey- was with the pas tor and members at 5 p.m. to tak< ' charge of St. James. The members accepted Rev. R B. Golden to carry on the churcl until conference. With such offic ers as Bros. E. L. Young, Rober Delaney, Frank Kennedy, Jame Johnson, E. J. Johnscm, H. C Cooper, Prioleau Johnson, Hair; - Mickens, Mrs. Sarah Sharks an< II Miss Estelle Jancy ette, >ng witl J the loyal members, we are hopinj 11 to make a good report at the an nual conference. Visitcrrs arc al. 11 ways welcome at St. James. * - [E PALMETTO LEADER tOBERT SMALLS RI SCHOOL * ] With the faculty meeting held , September 6, Robert Smalls high ichool of Beaufort, S. C., began ts '3<J-'40 session and, incidentaly, its second term with Mr; W * Sent Alston as principal. 1 Thursday, September 7, enroll nent started. At the general asJj sembly exercises more than a .1 ?core of patrons and friends were jresent. Mr. Alston pheented the Rev. Maclemore, pastor of Central Baptist church of this city, and also Mrs. Eliza Washington and Mrs. Hattie Frazier, who are respectively president and vicepiesilent of the P. T. A. The hew ter.chers were also introduced by Ptincipal Alston. They are: Miss Odessa 'Dixon, B.S.* in Education, class of '39, S. C. State college, who has charge of the first grade and will assist in athletics and dramatics. Miss Dixon is greatly remembered for her graciouness as "Miss State College" last year Another newcomer, Mr. II. B. Wat son, A.B., '3lJ is a Stateite also Supporters and Admirers of sports have little trouble recalling "CJal1 is* Watson in football Oi' basket ball, not only <1 id ho captain both Co,, the "Bulldogs", ho made AllSouthern in them a$ well. A Pom sylvanian, ho is holder of the wesI torn Pennsyivanian A. A. U. four hundred yards free-style swimming title. Mt.?Watson is?the school's director o f athletics, coach, and instructor of Biology Because of the rapid strides tho school hps made in progresivc I education, the faculty has-been inlet cased, this year from thirteen to I fourteen and Mr. P. A. Stewart IA.B. \'15, S. ('. State college, comes jt,; the stair as assistant in Eng. I lish and Music. Other members ! of the faculty are: Mrs. Blanche Washington, first grade B;. Miss Klizaheth Polite, second gtade; Miss Mary Grayson, third grade; Mrs. Lorraine Frazier, fourth grade; Miss Addle B. Raynes, fifth grade; Miss Florence Grant "[sixth grade Miss Willie Mac ! Bythewood, seventh grade; Miss Ktta Washington, ninth grade; I Mrs. -ttel'eTT? Scheper, - -eleventh J grille. i ne iirsi viin'i' "i iHi-" season ia I to bt' played here. October Gth ir | Robert Smalls' newly enclosed l j field against the Wilkinson High of Orangeburg. The "Generals' , can 1/e seen daily absorbing the Watson art and technique of pass (ling, iui?Viing, blocking, punting , and other essentials of go<W foot ball strategy. The game prom is. . aus_t,y-lie a thriller. Supti of ('ity Schools, Mr. O. K ( Mt'Daniels, was with us last Fri. day at chapel and spoke on "Tht \'alue of School" and "(loot Sportsmanship". To add encouragement f??r the latter, he offers a gold medal to the football play, er on our earn who exhibits the greatest amount of it during tin season. This Friday, Sept. 22nd Mas. Carter the attendance teach, er presented awards to student' ' who hal a-perfect 'attendance dor. ing the school term Mill. G. Fisher an ardent support er of Robert Smalls was tin guest speaker and spoke from tht subject: "Stop". The entire stu. ' (lent body and faculty wish t< 1 thank Mrs. JIattie Frmzier, vice. president lor giving: two lut'fC< ' Ttags" to the school; ' i THE "liKTlll NE-COOKMAN DA V" AT THE WORLD'S FA III Judging' by the many in<|uirie! ! being received the "Bethunc-Cool . man I )ay" to be held at the World': r Fair in New York on Octobe,- 7th . has been well advertised. Peoph i from many sections plan to con verge upon New York on this Sat j urday afternoon to witness the . pr< . gram -that is being prepared foi the occaxion. Mr. P. R. Roberts has beei i successful in rounding up many oh y C'ookmanites and former Bethuno i Cookman students and is prepar a ing very fine music for the occa . sion. Dr. F. L. King of New Yorl - City will preside anl Mr. A. Philij . Randolphs a Cookman giaduate . 'will give the main address frou - the students point of view. Dr. Ma o ry Mcl.eod Bethune will give th< main amiress ior me occasion. Friends of the institution living i in that neighborhood are planninf to come in large nurfibers an< t many outstanding persons will b< s there. A directors aricl trustee con ' niittee meeting has been callec / for two o'clock. This meeting wil 1 be held in the private office o i Mrs. Vincent Astor on the Fai ? grounds. The main program of the da; for Bethune Cookman College wil take place between the hours o ^ \ * four and six P. M., and if time j t< permits the four reel technicolor j , movie of the school will be shown. ; f Up to this time only one other j Negro College has had a. day ati.*. :he World's Fair and this is quite ( in acheivement for Bethune Cook j t man College. Friends are asked to a contact the bffice of Publicity aid f11 Public Relations for further de Id tails. j*c NEWBERRY NEWS The Sunday school of Calvary Presbyterian church was opened ?vith a splendid-number of stu- , i dents and adults present. The I routine of service was executed C in the usual manner with Rev. A t A. Thompson and Mr. Nathaniel t Rutherford as visitors. Reports' 1 for the last quarter were made; ( after which Rev. Thompson, tin missionary of the McClelland Pros bytery, announced the coming of j Sunday School Institute which will be held at Calvary, Oct. 29. 1 Miss Mattie Clark is doing nicely at the People's Hospital, > after having undergone * serious ^ operation. ? : 1 1 Miss Ethel Mae and Mr. Cato Coleman e.ntered Bettis Academy i last week; also Mr. Simpson Bur- < [AMES If You Suffer f i ArtI ~ an i ; i j-.? ? | Horn* of Se-Bwto Tea, Foun > .many yt&ra c|o deep in tho'hc I of the zforopAn Continent by reTorcd Prlcet - Empiric Invectl I tor. FAthcr Knclpp. Now eondua I by the Brothej* of Mcroy for i r TAKE HEED A . TAKE HOPE THIS MESSAGE FOR YC i Countless numbers of suffering world over have found welc through use of Se-Basto Tea. Yo And it the answer to your distre It costs so little to try it . . . on 1 a liberal package containing a i supply . .. . and with it you get money-back guarantee of sati9fa delay discovering Se-Basto Tea self? You brew it like tea . . , it like tea ... it tastes like tei ' same smooth, mellow, satisfying . . yet, Se-Basto is more than it's a careful blend of medicin and proved herbal ingredients , Brothers of Mercy prepare it in ; I the principles discovered so man; by their revered preceptor, Fatl ^ Decide now to take advantage usual opportunity for welcome suffering . . . pin a one dollar coupon below and your two we of Se-Basto Tea will be sei$? on ; gf mercy by return mail. L__. CLIP AND MA x Tot ? Dr. Brown's Clinic, ^ 106 Phoenix Bldg., 9 , Minneapolis, Minn. I PTease ?end me a liberal two week 1 ($100). I und rstand that if 1 an j carton aud my dollar will be prorr NAME 1 p/Y ADDRESS f ? CITY & ST>? At i>n Jr., left for Allen University. After spending: the summer in Jew York Miss Ida Rutherford ins returned. She . will 'teach ehool in the county this fall. Mrs. Gladys Henry, the daugh. er of Mrs. Virginia Gray, died t her home irt < Clinton Monday iioiniiiK- Sfie 1 eaT'cs'TTr mourn htM oath a husband and three s'mall hildren. At this writing funeral WHITM1KE NEWS A very successful revival meet li'g has closed at Sints Chapel baptist -church conducted by Kev 11. Pickett from Cincinnati, 0 large crowd witnessed the bap izing. On Friday night, Rev. Wa ace accompanied Rev. Pickett t< iieenville. Miss I.enora and ..JJHstcr.' llamp on Williams gave a delightfu jirthday party at their hbme Sa jrday afternoon. Many of thei riends attended the party. Th< avo received lots of presents, t i- - TT-TTTTrrcTTS 1 v |UI> I WTToSVTVTU u; hyir mother M's, Bessie William l'lof. Robert K. Moore and fac ilty (jf the Whitmire school ope d Thursday Sept. 21st with SAGEC om Kidney or B iritis, Rheuma d Kindred Ailmei d ad I art th. t?atod I * , ' iar> ND i ^.. _ : is ~':=====5S=r; IU! people the CQftfF ome relief u, too, may issing need. ially tested Cj just as the accord with I TH* ^EBASTIA J vPnitiLttcyra T ha > j "r>" ?-- --- vme < ier Kniepp. of this unrelief from bill to the cks' supply its errand no ? /c . D?. Bfl< (6ole Dbtrlbutc . ^M'NNEapq, MbS FATHER KNEIPP During hi* student day*. Fall began experimenting with ti them regained hi* own health long and robust life miniate) Today, Father Knaipp'* wondi the brother* of Mercy at thi IL THIS COUPON W s' supply package of Se-P?asto T\a f n not satisfied in every way with Sciptfy refunded with out question. ?? liTE .. .. ~ ~ 1 Saturday, September 30, 1939 laigu enrollment of 156. The fac. ulty consists of Prof. Robert E Moore and wife, Misses Carrie L Harper, Ethel,- Worthy. The whole community extend sympathy to the family of Mrs Elvira Nelson in the loss of her daughter Mrs. Loris Price, who dt parted this life Sept. 20. She was fumwnliged?Sunday?at?New? I nope rsaptist church by Kev. Wil liams. A largo crowd attended. Miss Abbie Byrd of . Cheste ' was seen in town Monday. Miss Mattie Abr.ams has return ed to her home in .Cincinnati, O. ' I A fine program was rendered . i t Spring Hill church; and Sunday night the Ever Ready quar. tet rendered an excellent program I at Bruce Tabernacle church. 5 Mr. and Mrs. Griffin who visit- v ed Mr. and Mrs. Coin Joiner have returned to Philadelphia. We extend sympathy to Mr. ' James Bates who lost his sistei * and alstf his wife being seriously II ill in the hospital. 'j . Mi4.* and* Mrs. Hampton of At- ? - * lnnto ric M.. W:MJ? *i?ll v??| V?Uit T ICtltVU iUl I IT IJIIVT k)lUI/ ! dcis ami family. 1 ^ Miss Kuth Myrd is off" fo cot lege at Rock Hill. Miss Mary 11 Clark left Monday for Spartan- ' t^ a burg to teach school. Row ladder Trouble tism its 'Vh*' '-.t*<??? L^. **C. -'?A 4i| J3^^| Iter- ffiMfl P5>1 'OUNOS- H wy&j wesii; I ^ **tNNC60TA her Knelpp wu Icklr. He irioua herb lt? and from i. He ipent the reet of hii 'in( to (Uttering humanity, erful work It ctrrltd on by ? Stbutluieum Sanitarian. f ? ? ? * ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? * ITHOUT DELAY j or which I attach a one dollar bill Easlo Tea, I may return th? empty I ' ?? , -