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CHESTERFlKLl) NEWS '
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Mrs. Marian J. Jncksoh a mom 1
ber of the faculty of Chesterfield ;
school, has kindly consented"?t"Tr~
represent the great Palmetto Leader
in t^is town.
_r.i Dr. end Mrs. J. H. Toatley motored
to Catawba, N. C. Sunday
accompanying Miss Rosa A., who
is a member_ of the Hi schooL.Jjlc._
ulty there. While on route?to and
from, they mr.de brief stops at
Lincolnton, N. C., t<v sep Miss Co-'
celia M. and Johnson C. to see
Miss Johnetta their accomplished
daughters.
The sermon at Grand View Sun!
day morning delivered by the pastor
Dr. J. H. Toatley was touching!
based oti "Peace". A very nice con
gregation enjoyed the seivlc. Dr.'
and Mrs. Toatley had just return'
ed from the meeting of the Sen-J
ate at Walterboro jitid spoke i n!
glowing terms of the meeting.
Mrs Ell intfr Johnson?has?been |
somewhat indisposed. She was absent
from church Sunday.
Mrs. P. C. Hiddleston and Jr.,
are visiting her parents at Saint |
Stephens.
K.gy.>..,0?.E.? Oliver preached at
Hursts Tabernacle A.M.E. /.ion
church Sunday evening.
Our sick friends are improving
at this writing. They are missed
from church.
? JAGGIJH'S OI.I) pO|.K.s H; miThe
manager of the home. Uev.
L. M. Mauldin.was invitrtl'To"'H-wrry
Hill.'S. C., to 'peak in inter
est of the home. Sunday. Octobe!'
20, 1030. The peopl,. were great j
ly aroused and asked that a truck ;
be?sent thorn?for food supplicThose
contributing were as fol |
lows:
Colonel Creek Union: $5.00
Prof. Blue: 2 bu. of corn, !> (|t. of
canned fruit and clotV.es , r
Mrs, Janic Rluet 1 pk. of peas.
1-2 bu, of sweet potatoes, and
some clothes
^ Mr, T .9 Solomon ?] traJ , ,f - vr ;
Mr. Julius Montgomery: 1_ pk. of
. ... . ?peas, 1?pk. ?>f me .1, 1 2 bu. "f
sweet potatoes
Deacon St rot her:?H2 bu. of sweet
potatoes , 1-2 bu. of peas.
Mr. B. L. Dinkins; 1 h::. of tre.al
1 bu. of corn. 1-2 bu. of'sweet
potatoes.
Mrs. T.ula Johnson: L pk. of pea's.:
1-2 bus. of sweet potatoes.
The Inmates of .Tagger'* DM
St. James Baptist church. R"V.
B. L. Hall and C-ipernaum -T?:i)?f j
church, Rev. Strut her for flu- fn- '
gifts sent to them. Our. friends
are cordially asked to visit the
Home.
. Rev. L. M. Mauldin, Mg:.
CHESTER PARAGRAPHS
Mr. Martin L. Harvey, <.*f N'.Y.
City, who is heie as a special
guest at the AMEZ Conference
_ spoke to the faculty and students
in Finley High auditorium Tues
day morning. Mr. Harvey is a
young man of large experiences.
He has traveled and spent time
in thirty-five countries. Iiis speech
was so enjoyable thatwas?in-r-:
~~ vite3 to come again and speak.
Delegates are in from this^and,
other Stai-es attending the Confer
ence at Metropolitan A. M. E. Z. |
church, Rev. Mr. Milliard pastor
Bishop Martin, of Chicago, is pre
silinsr: The "SITiTiP'os" will ho aTfefi3*
ed by all denominations and a
great meeting is expected.
The County Fair which _ was
hold lost week was the host i n
the history of the Fair; the
crowds were record breaking each
day and night?the exhibits wore
many and all booths were admired
by spectators. President S. L.
Finley, Mr. George T. White, vico
president; Prof. Wrymon Johnson
secretary; Mr. Jerry Gregary,
treasurer; Mr. W. O. MoCree,
Supt., were all re-elected as well
as the nine members of the Board
of Directors". Every one" enjoyed
each day and night of the Frir. .
A two day Health Institute will
be held at Finley High auditorium
Friday and Saturday for city and
rural teachers. Some outstanding
speakers will be present both days
Rev. M. T. Cokor has returned
from Roanoke, Vs., where he has
been conducting revival meeting.
Rev. Mr. Russell, of Blackstock
wan buried Saturday. He was
highly respected everywhere he
went by both colored and white.
During the last few years health
failed him; many wer&the visitors
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joys a new taste tl
praise. Enjoy this t
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)me flour milled ol
LLEN BR
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"o his hometo cheer him in his i
hciinimc. days. He lived a noble .
iFo, reared a tine family and left .
*n inlluence that will never be for !
TTiTtm 1-y relatives' ami FiTCnds.
Many. Chester friends attended
.he funeral services and burial.
News of the finding of the body *
?f Rev. Mr. Roseboro, of Union *
in a cluster of bushes just outside
as a. shock- to Chester friends. His
hand hair,*watch and pocket book
had not been touched, no wounds
we:e' found, so it is thought lhat
he died from natural causes. Rev.
Roseborn attended- the riedniont
Summer School each year, and is
well known in Rock Hill," Chester
and throughout ihe State. Fot
several years, he lived in Chester.
He leaves his wife and sevral
grown (It lighters. The host ft f
f>' icti'ds of these two ministers of
the gospel aiv voy sad. ...because
<f their deaths.
M i?.??I 'i ivey?John?on.?rrf?Fin ley
High faculty, is on crutches with
t very painful '"not caused by step
ping on a ntiil lest Tuesday, _ a t
tin* fair giound.
.Miss Rubie lioulware has re.
?ttt iivl?-hmTir aftei inurr?than rr
year ;-p< nt in Summit; NC.J. ^ ..
Tlte score was .12 to 0 in favor
of Finley High school in the game
played <H the Fair last Ft iday a.
"ainst Clint<>n College, of Rock
Hill.
Sims High of Union will play
here Thursday night at the fair
ground.
The young peojilc had much fun
Hallowe'en night. Several parties
were given and prizes' o'fTered for
th - funniest costumes.
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, I N JON NEWS
The community f Union has
ben sle-ekcd at the action taken,
by the au'lmrities of the A. M. E.
Ch'ireh. in the V-inoval of Rev. T.
! '. Roiiinson fi'hn Rethel chuieh
of thi< city. l itis young in: n. has
1' ?.?| :ii . '.'. .iMhy work?during
hi pa?tora'e at Rethel and his
" i" ioil i aiiso Lio small eonoern to"
thwho have the_ welfare <> f
Fit tlie! at Ilea> '. His work, how.
' v' r. shall speak for itself. No
plentitwdc of high sounding phras
can either d< >cribe or replace
it. For this reason we predict for
him much success.
Mr. anil Mis. ('. K. Wifson spent
SI u, d: .V in \*i wlier i y ?^
? Mia J-Tafsk-rPebo- ,.f ,X~FqMv-~Jtrrt^rc
eetion died at his home after scv
ral months illness. His funeral
was held at the Maple Ridge
birch Sunday afternoon.
Mis. Bertha Rchson McKay of
Geldsboro. N. ('., was called home
>n account of the illness of hci
mother. Mrs. Fannie M. Benson
The "dedi. atorial services of the
.gramni: r school was held Sunday
ffe*. 22 from two to four o'clock
at Sims Hieh school. Addresses
we e made i y the following: Mrs.
Janie (1. Douglass, assistant principal;
Mr. I. (J. McKissick, husi
ne < man o'f Union, and Mr.. \V.
M. Bogan. principal of Santuc
traded school. Contribution's were
uiven for the library..
\ large number of.. Union . folk'
attended the A.M.F.. Zion and A.
M*. K. conferences whieh were
1 1 ?\ . i. . ?. 1-. 1 n ?> f ii'o/il*
li?MM in ?* J ??i I uiinuii ^n ,
Mrs. .M. E. Hemphill and Mr.
.1?>1111 Nicholas : it tended" the Adult
Conference, for adult .teachers for
th tt nrrrr-whirh was held i n G roen
vood. Mrs. Willie Hod ires was un
ible trS attend because of illness.
Sirs. Mary Worthy was called
home oh iicccunt of illness ryf Tver
hu hand Mr. Edward Worthy.
Football News
?Kfms High v* Grano-rd?IIigh oU
GafTney at GaflFney: scores, 6-6
Sims High vs Stoifing High o f
Greenville at Union: scores 6-7.
Union Community Hospital
Auxiliary
The Calendar Wedding- which
will iabe place on Monday night,
Nov. 1ft, at Sims High school is
creating a great dcrl of interest
amortg the contestants and h e
public -at large.
rriw? V>i?i#lAt! " nT?n AT i'o Qn vrh TTlim
phi ios, Mis. Henrietta Rice, Miss's
Maggie Sims, Jennett Hicks,
Rosa Loner, Rrth Freeman, Alber
ta Soli/mon, William Talley, Bessie
While, Mary Lillie Srrtor of
Union. Mrs. Eulas'ino Smith, Mrs.
Inel Hushes of Jonesville, S. C.
Mrs. C. E. Wilson, president of
the Auxiliary and Mrs. Janie
Douglass, directress of the wedding
made a trip to Jonesville
fast Week to aid the brides in
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: choicest of wheat
OTHERS
MILLERS OF FR]
their eflVrts. It seems although
111 n i' < v i 111 ?u-iij?make?a?Ui+f?shew
mi that final night. Everyboly is
asked tu be present and help your
favorite bi i<le-?to get married.
At tins wilting one oi our
members is sick, Mrs. Alberta
Lyles, but we- are hoping sKe will
In well for the wedding.
KIlKNKZin* A. M. E. < HI R( II
Rev. 1). N. Wilson. Past?r
Charleston, S. '( .?Sunday was
a very beautiful day notwithstand
Aig. tip. sudden change in the wea
'.her, a vety large audience attend
d all survives. . The pastor used
for scripture Daniel 3:12. Theme
T:o Devil has no Dower over a
/Child ? of (Jod. During his discussion
he illustrated tip. value of
na'uiaj tire and spiritual firr.^He
admonished us to never fear if any
Trouble arise, it We feel deep llown
ill mil heat is t Inn w.- a ti i:.. form
of tii id. Visitors present: Mr.
Yates, Walterhoio, S. <*.; Mrs.
Middleton, Noah's Ark. Six Mile;
Misses .letfe.rson -and Green. Mt.
Holly; Mr. R.daarr, N. Johns Isl.:
ill v. Dn tu, -ami Urv. ll,ujl ?
Sunday school was held at its
tsual hour. The lesson- were interestingly
discussed in all depart
r.ents.
The Hi' Uatfle clo-cd Sunday,
(hi'>bet 2P. lit.'!'.'. Mrs. I.ouisa Phy
11 tit 11 m nu-mlit'i' of this-t-btrt'ah-wip
tlie winner of UK)'pound pack of
ric,. given by the Sunday school.
A very live and interesting
League was held-during the Deaguc
perioil. Many interesting
points were hi ought put during
the discussion on the lesson.'
The evening worship began at
7r3(> p.ni. A program was present
ed. Those taking part were live
local preachers' from vaiious
( :5i;rc: i natn prenviwa w?o* iv
deliver a sermon Tn seven, minutes
. First, Rev. I.. Washington, subject
Jcstni fWf Yrrtii* ffand: Bro. Joe Wi]
lktnts, subject: An Understanding
I1 i;i to Judge; It'ii. Kdward
(Ii!>b . subji' l: Tbr?iiitrin.tr, Pressd:g
and Touching R'-us; lb", lleti
rv Francis.''subject ! Am the Way:
I! e. ICoo-evelt 15r<ijj subject : (To
Forward. All <>t* tlic-c pennons
were very inspirational and en
joyed by everyone present. The
T: nior eh.uir rcnde'ed special nsuTsic
for lii,, occasion. They sailtr a
spiritual alter each sermon: I,is
, t n in ilie l.ambs; Sie 1 Away: The
World's Oil Fire; The Blood Iinm
were picsent, come attain jfou arr
! always Welcome. .
AI.I. KN%BENJSD1CT JU A MiE
Rv Jim Roll
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I Speaking about a football gam<
I saw an unbelii-veable game 01
Thursday of the Fair, Oct. '26th
j l'J.'lb, I etween two noighborhbot
teams Allen and Benedict. Ren
; edict was the favorite at yarn*
time, ten to one to win over Allot
, hv thro., to'uchdowns. At the hall
| the scores were Allen 12, Bene,
'diet 0. Despite the fact Benedict
i still was the favorite to win by om
j touchdown more than Allen, t
After watching ton minutes of
"the *ocnn4 half, Allen made their
I third touchdown by'blocking, a sc
. tf/ call quick kick, which proved
:.p, nv t "f the f:tiis that the game
was in the bag for , the under,
rated team (Allen). * Benedict
fans were the ones, including my"soTf
to undbrlr ate the"1 best team
(Allen) so far between the two,
Football is a favorite college
.game, in which two parties try tc
pass a ball by carrying or kicking
past opposite goals. In" this par.
ticular game Benedict almost car.
lied the ball over their own goal
for Allen, when the ball was in
their possession.
After the game, I decided tc
walk around and jeverywhcVe 1
went such a* the drug stores, res.
taurants. barber shops and street
corners, T saw a group discussing
LIU* Ifamu. IlUl wwiu?? ?rnchanged
freely by most of thorn
Some think the name was sold;
and some think it was luck. Only
n few think the best team won;
and T am plad I am one of the
few.
No one man can sell a football
pame, especially if he is a player.
It takes eleven men to , jilay a
panic; and it takes twenty-two to
play a game with a lot of substitutions.
When both terms po cjx\
the field to play and some .off
wi bout many pcttinp hurt that
is luck. Afer all both teams won.
Allen played prodigious football.
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They were in there penetrating'
Benedict's lllHi when Ihey thought
it meant a. touchdown, with only'
a few yards tn go Oh! Roy! and
how successful? they were?22-0.
When team does that, it is called
by me, playing heads up football.
Let's go to the hats off depart; |
ment. Hats off to. Coachesj Swin.
| ton, Nelson, Baumgardner and the
Trprart;
: i am still a Benedict ran?one
j hundred per cent. To the rest of
thofan??If "a, man is "wrong, don't
throw him, show him. Noise isn't
leason. There isn't a^iy harmony
in the bass drum, unless it beats
in rhythmic unison with the, rest
of- the. instruments in tne band;
and there's no success in a team
tin less- the whole term is keeping
step, with high spirits and colors
flying. Don't criticise but analyze.
Anybody can fihd fault it's easy
U> tear down, but t<v build -up?re
I ijui.res skill.' Criticism is destructive
and 'discouraging; suggestion
is coTistructive and inspiring. If
something is wrong there must be
r. cause, find it; you'll discover it
if you know your book and a cor.
_ > oct. diagnosis.
Why Benedict lost will appear
next* week in this paper.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
In?a?beautiful ...nutting?of?roses
and gladioli, a birthday party was
given in honor of Miss Margaret
, Scott by Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
'iWrieht at th*"*'1' lr>vf>lv hrirlr bun.
J galow in Colonial Heights. The
, color scheme of pink and blue was
i artistically carried out in refresh.
, ments and decorations. After
j playing many games the hostess
assisted bv the following matrons
j Mrs. L. Lowman, Mrs. Annie B
A(lams and Mrs. Lexie Scott, serv
od a delicious., supper, which consisted
of baked chicken, preen Peas
macaroni, candied yams^ potato
1 salad, based ham, rice arid piblet
pravy. Each pncst was given a
favor which were little baskets fib
(.d with?blue mrd pink minis Ir
keeping with the color _ scheme
The followiner puests were pres.
. nt: Messrs Georpe Johnson, Ar.
thur Lewie, Calvin Primes, Kirk,
land Leery, Thomas Bradforrd, Wi
lie Foppy, Johnnie. Foepie anc
William Adams; also the Misses
Vivian Lewie, Kafhryn Neal, Ma<
Marian Grent. Ruth r.orley am
1 Edna Cooper.
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LAKE CITY HIGH SCHOOL
The Principal and faculty o
Lake City High School ncrtc-wit]
pride the rapid progress t h
school has made thus far since it
opening only seven weeks ago.
We are now anxiously waitin
for the reports from -the rail
that's being given fcrr the genert
expense of the school. The rail
will end in two weeks time.
i The faculty and students ar
delighted to have M'iss Raine
back after being ill for a coupl
of-* days. -During her' absence th
vacancy was filled by Mrs. Wat
son.
i The faculty and student bod
sympathize with . Misses Clarl
who was called home on acccui
of the death of her only aunt.wt
was 105 years old.
Prof, and Mrs., J. E. -Mclv<
spent the week end?with parem
in Darlington. Misses Westo
Lawrence, Jones and Carter
long with the Principal Pre
Bradlty motored to Florence (
Monday.
?HUSKEC EE JdLA.RRI.QJRS...JILXWITH
S. C. STATE SATURDA
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[ Orangeburg. ^S. C.?Tuskegi
eridiron wy\rriorjp will invad
South Carolina this woek and Tioj
to take the scalns of South Can
lina State Aggies at Drangebui
Saturday when thev. engage in
strategic battle for eonferem
positions.
Coach Cleve Abbott, known n
1 : u.. w.nef
ivnitlll.v nr. Ulip wivro., v,,
' mentors in th0 business, is expe
ed to brine a bag of tricks her
His revamped team will give tl
' packed stands a big show ar
' ' auSe bewildement in the Bulldc
camp. Abbott's Golden Tige
hav0 had a colorful start this s<
' son losing by a small margiris i
two games against Xavier (Ne
| coming back with a vengeance
' gainst Wilherfnrre?at?Chicago
1 win 12-6.
? With the bad" Tuck spell brok<
and improved strength South Ca'
l'na wfll bn ready fo.- Tuskegr
Coach Dawson is counting on h
' eleven to win the remainder
' games of the schedule and is o
; to stop the surprise plays
Coach Abbott's Golden Tigers S
1 urday, November 4. in State ci
lege stadium.
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ci Th re Is Always Da^?er of
P: Infection ? Sometimes $
| Whole Families Suffer.
g Bad. eou?hs not only make you
8 feci misre able but they af<r d' nC
serous to yoo and everybody
g around you.
Millions have found in Mentho
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The first time in your city county
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SCIENTIFIC" CTFE "HEADER
Tf ynn nrg sepr rated from the
one you love, or in
HBWBM trouble from any ^
cause consult hex , '
BB4=$ E now. Would you
like. t o" marry
ftyWjSSpiKsJ: quickly? Are you
troubled over any
y.\ affair 0f life? Art ?
; Ji)$ you contemplating
impoitant change?
Do you wish to be
more successful If so ycrn need
?her advice. No questions asked;
troubles and how to overcome
them. See her now, tormorrow
may be too late. We read all na.
tionalities, white or colored. Come
and be convinced. Price within the . .
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v ed in.. Studio Tents on Meeting
Street, or U. S. Highway Ncr. 1
at City limits, West Columbia.
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Telephone 9221?*
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SHOP KF.rAlR SHOP
2379 Gervais St. Columbia. S. C.
Prices Reasonable ?
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I Mulsion a most valuable aid in
, the treatment of coughs due to
' colds. They take one dose and
start the relief of their trouble.
Mentho-Mulsion clears the nasal .
passages . . . loosens the phlegm
. . . soothes inflamed membranes
. . . a i... ' : you g'~d that you
,bought a h j't.a ot' Mentho-Mulsion. f
i Mentho-Mulsion,. at an all-time
low pnee, is recommended, sold
j and thoroughly guaranteed by,
good druggists everywhere.?adv.;
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