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Alumni of Allen Uniy,
- Organized Contest
WOMEN OF STATE TO
ENTER CAMPAIGN TO
--RA4SE?L11 IK A R Y Fl N4>S
In a statewide meeting hm
last Saturday the Generri Alumni
of Allen university laid plans ftii
a state contest as a definite part
of the canjpaign now in progtes to
raise, funds for the new library
building at Allen. One hundred
women will be tasked t<y take a
part in the drive, and each is asknl
to .raise at least $25.00.
P: izes are offered for contestants.
The person raising the
highest amount over $25.00 will be
given $50 which is first prize, and
the next highest will receive $25
whic h "is the spcond prize.
.Mrs. Bertha Lewis of Columbia
is state chaiiman for the contest
President Miiiis made other ~6p_
pointments in the meeting Satur.
d a y as follows: Membership:
EVott, ehnii'innn) 'Contact in ami
out of the state?I. M. A. Myers
Henry B. Butler, Jr., and J. B
I !i ok.
The Hume-cowing program was
given much attention in the meet,
ing here Saturdry. The Alumn
lun heon and the home.cominf
game betv.ecn Allen and Claflii
are to be leading features of th<
lay. Novmber 23. i,K'
Dr. S; mUel Richard Hiegins
netvjy dieted president of Allen
will be guest speaker to the alum
ni at noon oil Thanksgiving- Day
Hundreds of alumni and friend:
writ ci me to Columbia for the oe.
.o-siori.
vIATJIKR TOPS SIMS, 20-7
thei \s undefeated and untiei
en will face Coulter's team ii
hi .'W, Friday, November, 17.
Continuing--their unbroken ser.
of victories, the Blue Eagle:
.' lather hung up their sixth coi
j ence wlm.by^ defeating Sims H
~r-mnrrrrr iasi wok: zu-t. .
?? !* g; mo held many thrills, on?
? ' v ' I'?c i i ntent be ing the 40 yar<
pa.- iii'iii Jackson to Jenkins. An.
-..ther was the blocking of a Sini!
punt, which was covered by Cal.
h ou n. t?jr1
Inning the last quarter of tht
tirst half, a 7.7 tie was broken bj
an exciting touchdown from Sims'
_0- yard line. - l>
Iioth teams must be compliment
ed for their superb condition, their
lighting spirit, and their good
ports mariship.
To u ehdbwir ~ for-' Mather?were
made by Bailey (2) and McGirt
(1), while Jackson made the extra
points.
FRIKNDSIIIP BATTLES HAINES
TO \ SCORELESS TIE
?= Ilill( s c ( NoV- 10_ Des.
pile 'he fact that Coaches B. K.
Divwn and P. P. Worthy h;,d to
- work up a new squad due to injur.
i<and other difficulties, they were
able to work up a team in the last
i,i orrri,. ~7T RnTa tb7> br?rd ft fht.i n c
lull dogs to a credited she/wing in
their homecoming game. The Tig
> started the rally by gaining
rr.uiarljr from end luns and lino
plunges.- Little Bonner did a fino
piece of work as quarter.brck us.
:ng Williams and Foster for end
uns and Hopkins and Lewis for
.ill*- | lunges. The Tigoi s attempt.
f! nipe passes, completed seven
for a totrl of 80 'yards gained
while their opponents attempted 13
n I completed 3 for a total of 15
; yards gained. Passes were compie
ed from J. Bonner t^ Hopkins
end Ing rm. Other men that play.
- -? - --d-.cm outstanding game _ for -the
in d-hip Tigers were, Gaither
J. f'athcart, Tate, Moore, Wright
Cobbs, and Bf.rber. For Haines
Woods, Smith and Reid. The
coaehes are trying to repair their
egular lineup ty meet North Caro.
lina ?,fatc of Elizabeth City, Nov
17th.
BFTAI* FORT COUNTY
TRAINING SCHOOL
Plans are being raprdly made
for the annual Port Royal Agricultural
Fair which is to be held
here Thanksgiving, November 23
It is hoped that the program this
year will create a deeper rnteres'
in cooperation amongst the, farm
ers of this section, and that the
^ - results will be that better grade
of agrieutural produce for home
?use will-h<. rai'.scd. Prizes will bo
awarded to the farmers whose
specimen are judged the best.
The fair i*' being supervised by
Prof. J. S. Shanklin, Who has long
played an important roll in the ad
vancement of the people of thei
Sen Islands of this state.
The program that has been plan|
omingG
neu is as follows: t-** ]
^Tnuisuay morning, f^om 9:00 1
until noon, games una exmoits of
piouuee; irom 12 until 1:20 p.m.
pigium una,presentation ol prizes (
irom 1:30 until 3:oo p.m., dinner 1
.-yrtTO O'CToCK, lootDull game ~
J octween the Beaufort County Tr.
I.acnooi ligeia anu Allendale.
Prof. John P. Burgees, state itin <
erant vocational educational tea i
ctier, win be tne main speaker on
.tie progrr.111 to be had from noon '
until 1:30.
Prof. Burgess has long been in
teiested in all types of agricultural
development in South Carolina
and apparently will bring valua
olc inlormation to the farmers of
-caw--- section. _ .
M iss Abigail Riley, a freshman I
jf Georgia State College, Savan
jiah, Ga.t was a visitor on the
campus on Sunday, Nov. 12. She
, n tne sister 01 Michael and Sara
l uilov. students here.
ST. ALBAN TRAINING SCHOOI
' The second month of the school
j | term ended' Friday with a num.
rljjeri of-Jrigh school otudenta mak.
i|mg the honor roll. This report
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i oiiuwt'u it MifeiiL iiu:it:itatr in vuv
student body over last year's re.
' port at the end of the second
month.
the pre Thanksgiving Box entet
5 .ainment given by the basket ball
- teatn sponsored by Mrs. Dendy
vas quite successful. The Pied.
mont Farmers conference will
meet at St. Alban Thursday. A
large crowd is expected to at
^ ..end.
1 Miss /Maudestine Clinkscales n
1939 graduate of St. Alban who is
- low a freshman at Friendship col
8 lege, spent the week end with home
1 folk and was on the campus be
1 ore returning to college. )
"Miss Eliza Mae brown spenTThe '
T reek end with Misses Mrldred and
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.Muia .He.-*ussier 01 ^i-urr ana ui_
:ended the Anderson County Fair.
' Miss Catherine Weir spent the
veek end at her home in Belton
; ind attended the fair" Also Mrs. "
[ jambrell and Anderson and little
Miss-Thelula Gllmbrell.
Mrs. Dashe spent the week end
. M her home in Orangebutfr; Messrs
Lewis and Kellie Rooic
son have returned to the campus
' after being: home a week.
?
r TRINITY A. M. F. CHURCH
Rev. A. .McNeil White. Pastor
Spartanbuig, S. C.?The weath.J
- er was cool and rainy hert. Sun
' lay, but a large crowd turned out
,oth morning and night.
in singing. Our young people are
quite active, and are willing to da
whatever they can for the cause of
Christ.
Then-' will a baby contest on
the fourth Sunday night in No
vember at 7:30. The " following
brbies are participating: Willie J
Williams, Trinity; Mattie B. Lan.
drum, Little White Hall; Waldo
Wiggins, C. M. E. Church; A. Me
Neil White, Jr., Trinity; Theado
Wingo, A. M. E. Church; Agnes
Hardv. Ebcnezor Baptist Church;
Douglas Allen, Trinity Church;
Vernel Ferguson, Trinity Church; .
and Bobbie R. Miller, Shady Grove
Baptist Church.
The pastor reported a success,
ful trip to Charleston, the seat ot
the South Carolina Conference. Ho (
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs
Brown, of the Presbyterian Church
' "A" Thanksgiving" dilute? will bo ~j
served at the church on next "
Thursday.- 7:3<J. A program will (
be rendered. -
CARD OK THANKS r
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BAKER'?We# wish to extend'
our heartfelt thanks and appreciation
fen- the acts of kindness, mes
sages of sympathy and beautiful
loial offering received from our
kind friends and neighbors during
our ]recent bereavement in the
!oss ~r>f our beloved mother, and
grandmother, Mrs. Malinda Baker.
.Mrs. -GENEVA LEWIS
and Family.
ST. JOHN REFORMED
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. Wm. DeVeaux, Pastor
Charleston, S. C.?Sunday, Nov ,
19th, 1939 at 7:30 P. M. we will bo
honored to have the Rev. Joseph
Robinson, tht great evangelist of _
the Reformed Episcopal Church
Philadelphia, Pa., to preach for us
:IP is the guest preacher of our an. Id
nurl convication. Bishop Joseph IV
E. Kearney, D. D., will he present ' n
The public ig cordially Invited to f
hear him. j
TK
ame All
\\"R. AND MRS. FRED GREENE 3
rWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY I
An anniversary o"f unusual '
?hram and beauty was celebrcted t
by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jrtene of <
Andrews. S. G.. on Mondav. Oeto_ i
t>er 30, 1939 at Greene's hall, An. ,
irews, S. C. _.: _ : ?:
A color scheme of blue and J
white wcs used in the immation ;
reception, living and dining rooms j
The hall was beautifully decorat (
^d ai-tisticaily with fall flowers, j
soft colored lights and ivy.
The hrjl represented a home, I
entering from the hall from the
northern side into the reception |
room, then into the living rqp?n, (
lining room and kltclien. . ,
The guests were seated amidst
his beautiful setting engaged in '
various games. <
Receiving the guests were Misses
Murray, Stevenson, Mrs. Aza_ .
lee Preston. Receiving the gifts _?
were Mrs- Kiploch and Smith. The
gifts were numerous and beautiful.
'
?The many vnests looked very
beautiful in their eeninvg attire. |
An appetizing menu of barbecue,
-baked chicken, potato salad,
bread, wine, cake and after dinnei
minis was served in Dunei siyie.
After serving the guests danced to
the strains of occaslon81~music.
A short progt r.m was rendered.
Mrs. L. Smith presided at the piano.
Miss Mary F. Greene the
only daughter of the couple sang
sweet "Because". Mr. James ,
Prio-leau of Georgetown sang "O
Promise Me".
Mis. Fred Greene looked very
charming in a pink chiffon with
lace bodice, accessories to match,
a corsage of Lilies of the Valley |
Mr. Fred Greene wore a Tuxedo.
Mrs. Greene's mother, who is
86 years old was beautifully gown, i
ed in a navy blue and lace dress
with accessories to match.
The guests attending numbered
over 200. <=The out.of.town guests
Were: Mr. end Mrs. Greene's beau
tifnl and attractive daughter Mary i
Frances, who is attending Palmer j
Memorial Institute, Sedrlia, N. C ,
New Yolk: Mrs. Jennie R Greene
Mrs. Bertha B. Greene, Mr. Fred
Mclver, Mr. and "Mrs. Percy Wil '
linnis; Georgetown: -Mr. and Mrs.?
Ross Straford, Mr. and Mrs. Fran '
es Straford, Dr. M. S. Thompson. ,
Mrs. U. G. Teele, Miss Thoma.sina
Dunmore, Mrs. Cordell Wragg,
Mrs. Nealie Davis, Mi's. K. L. Fra"1
zier, Mr. and Mrs. II. Jackson, Mi
nnrl Atvr Top ^ jn * .. R(. y nnd
Mn>. L. D. Gamble, Mrs. Mary Do.
zier, Miss Minnie B. Scott, Mrs.
Gv W Howard, Miss Evelyn King,
Miss Marie Jackson, Miss Annie
Johnson, Mrs J. A. Banks, Miss
C. F. Moses, Mr. and Mis. Thomas
Moses, Miss Mozolle Alfartl,
Mrs. Minnie Rodgers, Mr. James
Prioleuu, Mr. and Mrs. Laurerise
Dunmore, Mr." W. M. Scott, Mrs.
Lula Strong, Mrs. Azalee Preston,
Mrs. R. Anderson, Mrs. James Ses
sion, Mrs. Sam Wragg, Mrs. J. J.
Jenltinr.;?Manning:?Rev?and Mis.
D. J. Gadson, Mrs. J. E. Craw
ford, Mrs. J. S. Byrd, Miss Carrie
Cook. Mrs. E. E. Walker, Mr. and
Mrs. W. G. White, Mrs. Beaulah
Crawford; Hcmmingway: Mr.
M;,ck Gordon, Mrs. Lucy McCown,
Mrs. Lucy McCown, Miss Mildred
Wilson, Mrs. Bertha Williams,
Mrs. Mary Greene; Florence: Mr.
and Mrs. T. G. Brown, Miss Es_
telle Steenson; Kingstree: Mr.
Earnest Rush, Mr. and Mrs. Grant
Barnes; Hamlet, N. C.: Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Brown; Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Long, Charleston; Rev.
and Mrs. W. F.. Murray, McClellanvilie;
Mr. George- Chandler,
Nesmith; Mrs. Novie Garlington,
Laurens; Miss E. Murray, Greely.
ville;?Mrs. J. W. Hopkins, Colum: .
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BKTTIS WINS FROM WALK Kit
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The Red Devils of Bottis Aca. '
demy played i; game of football
with Walker Institute of Augusta,'
C5A., winning 7.0. During the 1st 3
juaiter Bettis thieatenel Walker's |
goal at almost every play, but thtr J,
second quarter was vice .versa as
Walker player in Bettis' territory I
he whola quarter. The third qunr. |
ler, both teams played evenly, i
teither doing veiy much with the j
>ther. j |
During the fourth quarter, the >
Setti*' Red Devils traveled down i
o Walker's goal gaining ten itcn*y j|
it every play; they went as for as t
Walker's two yard line when Wal. ' $
cer exnected ? nlav throuch the t
ine, but a pass was completed by f,
iettis giving jher a touchdown. The f
iXtin point was made around the |5
ight end, terminating the game 5
'_0 in favor of Bettis Academy.
Many members of the Bettis A.
umni Club, visitors end friends 5
vitnessed the fair and game Fri_ s
lay. It was a day that will be is
ong remembered.
MOXTICELLO NEWS
On account of the weather Sun. 5
ay only a few attended church, i!
i'c were very pleased to meet tho 2
ew pastor, Rev. Gamble and his f
cknd. Rev. Fenny. 2
We are praying and hoping this .V
IE PAIJMETTQ LEADER
en vsCl
fear will be better then last year
iy the help of God.
Miss Wilhelmena Crumpton, a
;eacher at Jenkinsville, S. C. mo.
ored to St. Barnabas Mission
School after scho'ol Friday and got
ier neice, Miss Elvyn Anderson. '
r?l i. ii rv ? n-t. - .t
L0 *UL io uie uavm acnooi_ wnero
>he joined her sister, Mrs. Sally
Mae C. Gary in a P. T. A. meet,
njr Friday'evening* A large num.
:er was present. They say "We
aelieve that Mrs. Gary is going to
;>ut the program over this year."
After the meeting Miss Wilhel.
menu Crumpton, Miss Elvyn An.
lersivh and Mrs. Sally Mae C. Gary
motored home and spent the week.
;nd with their patents at Monti.
?ello, S. C.
A 24 pound boy was born to Mr.
ind Mrs. George Smith Thursday.
Mrs. A trues Crumnton. Nurse.
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1.\ mkm'MMAM
Albony, Angeline R. In loving
memory of my dear mother and
our grand mother, Mrs. Angeline
R. Albany, who left us n year ago
today, Nov. 22, 193??,... ?
Th.. years may wipe out., many
things, : 7 : . .
But this they wipe out never.
The memory of those happy days
W! en we were all together.
Loving son and grandchildren:
James M. Jaunilla B. and
"Jacqueline Y. Albany.
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PEOPLE SOCIAL'
AMI THRIFTY CI I B
The clltb met at the home of
Mr--. Henrietta Butler. The meet ny
\vas called to order by the pres
dent. Interesting' devotional ex.
.'irises were carried out. Thq set
i'Cl.lry read the minutes whicn
trcre received and adopted.. ~Ttrr
house?wns?| opened 1 for?business
rhe roll was called, each niembei
responding with Bible verse and
dues. Reports were made from
he sick committee __ We then ndjourned
to meet at the home of
Mrs (Mieinententj Watts 1408
C.vririX St. AVe were served a de- I
lieious renast.
('11 ESTKRFIftLI) NEWS
Mdi. Queen' .Montague spent
Monday afternoon in Cheraw with
her sister, Mrs. Fuller. The
Chesterfield district held
its meetinur Tuesday at the=-Wam
bio Hill school. An interesting
piofri-ntr. was conducted by Mrs
Tontley and a delightful course
was served bv the patrons and
teacher Mrs. Ponvl Smith. ??
Rev. and Mis. Toatley, Mrs. Eli
zabeth Rivers and Mrs. Marion
Jackson sjx'nt Friday afternoon
in Charlotte, N*. C.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Howard Jack
son spent S.nday in Cheraw with
their a1, nt,--Mrs. Julia Ptreator
with family.
Miss Cecelia Toatley, teacher of
Linconton, N. C., spent the week
end with her parents.
Rev. Parker of Lancaster, S. C.
spent Friday night at the home of
Rev. iind Mrs. Tnat.ley.
A pleasant d:>y was spent by.
Mrs. M. F. Johnson in Char |
lotto, Sunday. j
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PAGELAND NEWS
Mr. R. C. Robinson of Asheville
N. C., spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. J. C Brewer.
Mr. Lansbon Blakeney motored
to Union Sunday.
Miss Amanda Roundtree attend
cd a meeting; of Home Economics
teachers in Camden Saturday.
Friends of Mrs. Nancy Jackson
were saddened Friday morning to
hear of her death. She was fun
efalized" at Gum 'Spring Baptist
churtfh Saturday afternoon" by Rev
J. A. Little of Monroe, N. C. Mrs.
Jackson was loved by everyone
who knew her. *
PAULEYS ISLAND NEWS
Splendid services were had at
Mt. Zion Baptist churc.h. Hro.
Ron Brown preached a wonderful
sortv.rm in th#? absence of Rpv C..
M. Bessellieu, the pastor, who whs
at his other "church at Acadia. At
the night sei-vice, Bro. David Sin
dale spoke with power to an np
preciative audience.
Rev. G. E. Washington, pastor
of St. John A. M. E. church being
-at?Gordoh Ttrapet; Ephrsttfr
at St. John'sPell bound m his burn
ing message from the theme:
Watch and Pray. Our prayers
are that he will keep moving on.
'o the King's highway. He's in
high spirit for. the "Leader" and
reads it~ weekly.
Wn nvl: frrntpfn) to those put
chasing the "Leader" regularly and
are asking many others to do like
wise as this will enable us to get
:n our news regularly.
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CON WAY NEWS
Sunday was a high day at Beth
_1 4 "4 r T7* -1 Tt n ?
i m. Hi. cnurcn. i no rresiuuig
Elder, Rev. A. P. Speftrs, who has
returned for another year h?ld
quarterly eonfeence. The morning
services were well attended, Rev.
"AT P; Spears, preached a^oul stm
'ing sermon from Matt. 5:1-2.
Tlu> Sunday school assembled
at the usual hour with the Asst
Supt., Mr. J. V. Williard presid
ing. The les^on was interesting
and Rev. M. Jt\ Robinson gave the
review.
Intermediate class No. 3 won
the banner having the highest a.
mount. Mrs. Ida B. Reeves the
faithful teacher works earnestly
with thrs youthful class.
Thc. quarterly conference con.
ence quite successful.
Rev. M. F. Robinson returns for
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nksgiving
another year with the delight of
I all the members, v
Nov. 10-11 a "Health Institute
was held at Whittemore Training
school for the teachers of Horry
1 county. Mrs. M. M. Simkin of Co.
lumbia, of State Tuberculosis as.
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bereulosi^ nurse of Marion and Dil
Ion counties were the instructors.
The source of information and in
stiuction given from those excel
lent trained workers will be a
great asset for the teachers. At
12:00 Friday, Mr. J. B. Felton
gave an address he spoke concern
ing the attitude of the teachers
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