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Saturday, December 2, 1939 V \ r^^TT"\ Mrs. Raphael O'Hara of New Bern, N. C., and her two small daughters, Ruby and Vera Jean. were guests of their sifter and - aunt, Miss R. G. Henderson, for the holiday season. a r a ^ ? mrs. made Urates and Mrs. -Maggie Dennis spent Thanksgiv"lrtg Day in Charleston attending the wedding of their nephew, Rev Mr. J. Franklin Henderson. Misses Ray Saxon, Edna Adams Ossie Ola Allen, Thomasina Thorn as, ,Mr. J. P. Holley arid Mrs. JulEmporia, Va., to spend Thanksgrv ing Day. While there they were * the house guests of Dr. and Mrs. Daisy Williams Cartwrlght. The Kev. Carl F. Flipper, Sr. spent the weekend in thP city visiting his son, Carl F. Flipper, Jr., and his daughter-in-law, Mrs. C F. Flipper, Jr., who are member? of the faculty at Allen. Dr. Carl F. Flipper iV? pastor of or|e of the leading churches in Kan RAfl Pltv Vonooo ??' :" ' ~J wvj 9 4huuo?0| a>'u l^ inp auii 'JJ Bishop J. S. Flipper. He delivered the Ordination sermon at the Methodist Annual Conference in Otangeburg last Sunday morning and returred to Atlanta Monday in company with Bishop and Mrs. Flipper. Mhs Lillian E. Thompson, grad uate of Allen university in 1938 was among the visitors here during the Homecoming game. Miss Thompson is now teaching at caster Training School,^ Lafvcas*ter, S. C. Her many frieffds here v in Columbia were very glad to see her arid vash her much success in her work. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Davenport spertt Sunday visiting, relatives in Laurens. S. C.. and Greenville, S. 0. They were dinner guests of tne latters motner, Mrs. Sonnie Stephens. Miss Eloise Janerette, teacherat Sellers Jr. Hi was the week end guest of her mother, Mrs Aimie JanerettP and family, and enjoyed a pleasart Thanksgiving. Miss Verdell Dease, student of Senior Collogo of A. U. won the week-end guest of her aunt, Mrs. Annie Janerette. THE AURORA SOCIAL CLUB ThP club held' its regular meeting at the home of Mr. Horace Gninn, with Prof. W. H. Gaines * as host. The meeting was opened by the president. The minutes., of the last meeting were read and approved. The reports of the committee, with Mr. Fewell as chairmen hog made nlnns for the basket ball teams. Thp social com mdtte& reported that the first social function will be a pro-Christmas ball. December 22. The place of the affair has not been deckled at this meeting. The club memoers played bi few handg of bridge, after which a delicious repast was served. I The meeting adjourned to meet at the homP of Mrs. Mattie Greer, with Miss Gus^ie Melton as hostess, December 5. GREAT BRANCH JR. HIGH Orangeburg1. S. C.?On Friday night, Nov. 17. at 8:00 o'clock the Alabama quprtett sang a number of striking selections.. Mr. W. T. Bf ges, principal, invited them. They are wanted by everyone to come back again. Admission was 10c end we had a pleasing audience. > We, the new home mfkers of Groat Branch school, are giving a Thanksgiving play, Friday nightr November 24. at 8:00 o'clock, "Tur. key Red." We are also selling refreshments. Since we ere spon soring e camp fup "month we are asEfngf the cooperation of everyone. Ccrme one, come all, admis. sion 10c. Watch the "Leader" for the future happenings. TTTinW TT*T*\ r? * nrir> ui> it iia i>r,wa Oat of Town Visitors Spartanburg. S. C.?Rev. K. D. Pooue pnd Pmf, C. W Robinson of Anderson. S C. were seen in Spar, tanburg, Saturdry.- They had been, to the Home.comingr game at Johnson C. Smith "Univ., Charlotte, N. C. Prof. Robinson is a member of the faculty of Reid Street High School, Anderson. S. C. Rev. Pogue is the pastor of the Splem Church. Rev. P. A Flack, pastor of WrL ker Chapel Church, Reidville, S. C. was in town also. THE CULTURE CLUB NOTES j The Culture club held ite meeting at the home of Mrs. Andrew - Simmons. The topic was: "The Tradition of Thanksgiving" directed by Mrs. Hattie Green tnd Mrs. Ola Wakefield. They said; "To us individually Thanksgiving: sign!. I ties a reunion of kinsfolk under the ftaial?roof, a reunion in which there is joyous discussion, a wealth of good cheer, and a gen I tie rewelding of old associations, i J It Is a time when anticipation la keen and the reallzttion la crammed with satisfaction. But to us collectively Thanksgiving means morfe. It stands today as it stood in that ulmost primeril wildness, then the brave little band of Pilgrams expressed their sincere gratitude to Him who had preserved and ct/red for us to this dey." The club wishes to thank those ( who participated in the Turkey con test. So far we have collected $PD.50. | Mrs. S. H. Higgins is the sole V...UK.1 tri me rurxey. we trust she will enjoy it. Everyone present expressed themselves having njoyed a lovely evening end went away filled with the spirit of Thanksgiving. BIJRTH-NIGHT PARTY GALA AFFAIR Beautiful in its simplicity was 'he birthnight party in -honor of Miss Edna Butler on Friday, Nov. 17th it her home on Senate St. The rooms?were?handsomely?shad ed with soft lights and decorated with cut flowers, which made a lovely setting in its fall hues. Many games of whist and bingo were played throughout the even'ne to the tune of music from the nimble fingers of Mr. Riddick, interspersed with vocal selections Tom different individuals. Punch, assorted sandwiches, ice cream, cake and candv was serv ed to thirty-five guests who earned beiWtiful and varied gifts, adding to the number which had alrerdy been received by her. After all of the amusing greetings were read to th group. Miss Butler eut.-the birthday cake giving a slice to etch one present then the guests expressing themselves as having en enjoyable evening. departed reluctantly, wishing her many more happy birthdays, RECEPTION GIVEN IN HONOR OF MR. AND MRS. GASTON By W. R. Bowman On last Friday night the friends of Mr. md Mrs. JameB Gaston, nf tbt>ir Knantifid hrttnp 9202 Gervfis St., Columbia, to do them honor on their 11th marriage Tvfilversarv We -hall rot attempt t</ call names, as the lrrge pnmKor vr/Mil/1 mfllffi if JmnnoeiWn t6 I'ven think ?f culling a fail portion of them. However, rs a spe" !al invited puest and a represent 'ive of The Palmetto Leader, we even couldn't get in a side word on account r/f Revs. L. O. F^wman A T. Ppfprgnn, T. H. Hughes and others. Mr. rnd Mh*s. Gtaton received many valuable presents and they wish us to say they?nnprecinta their cifts very much. The reception was of a hieh order, the two Rubers, ChfJes Bvmn fjil Sumter Daise were dressed in white coats and blue trousers; the maids. Misses Lucile Benjamin and Lillie M. Robinson were dressed in black dresses and white aprons, while the vrdio pliyed anpropinto music. Amon~ the menu served were: ried chicken witff dressing::"-rice, potato salad .sweet peas, macorni njo banana Tvtdipfr. choese biscuits various kinds of onlrcs, wines "fndies prppes and fruits. Try say the least, we enjoyed the outing. LUCKY BIRD SOCIAL CLUB The club met at tht home of Mrs. Ettp Thomas. 902 Walnut St.. Nw, 28fh. 1939. Th? meet'ne was palled to o'tder by the chaplain. Mrs. Boyce with a sone. led bv htr then prayer by Mrs. Mr.rie Pollock sonpw Pcrinture lesson by Mrs. Garrick. son^ by Mrs. Kennedy, which brot our devotional service t/> a The president #opk charge calline for minutes of the last meeting w"n reed. rof""'ofi and rdented. The sick committee re. ported Mrs. Rebecca Wright on 'he sick list. The unfinshed busi. pess and new business were d's. cussed briefly. The r*dl was cell, ed bv tbp secretary. On Tuesday night, Dec. 5. the club will give a " Jonor roast at the hefme of Mr. Tvherker. 1012 College St. Tho officers for 1940 we-c elected nn follows: Mr. Stm Williams, president: Mr. James Kennedy, vice. nresident; Mrs. Kennedy, financial secretary: Mrs. Pollock, assistant secretary; Mrs. Garrick, recording secretary. Mrs. Portde, treasurer; Mrs. Boyd, chnplaln. I THE WAVERLEY SILVER STAR ? ~ 1 - " 1 Tb? oi-b bold ito weoklv meeting at the home of Mrs. Margare' V?dd1eto*|. Tho mentinp was call or/tor. hv the Prp-i^ert. Mrs. Magele Johnson. After devotion ho house was opened for business Old and new business was discussed. The members of the club were n* the weddine of Mr and Mrs. Jeffrey Sunday after Thev el?o gave the bride a shower at Mr. and Mrs. Lec Srrtith's home. Thursday night. J n~?o\\ WT?T,ComES NEOPHYTES Pv Grace C. Rowe Alnha Xi Chanter of Delta Sig vin Theta Sorority, S. C. State Colletre, Orangeburg, S. C.. is in- , doo4_>,?nnv to welcome into he* bond of sisterhood eight stalwart wo?ren who are pledged to uphold her principles, and ideals. Those who have taken unto hemselve* tho cause of Dolta are Maophytj><? natsy Gardln. Esther Gallmarj, Helen Jackson, Thelma Cblsholm, Thelma Smith, Louise Kelley, Mary Lillian Hall, and I Thelma Moorer. It is the deair?? of Alpha. Xi that, these young women avail themselves of the many opportunities offered by such an organization not only to assist in the uplift of womanhood, not only to reach other commendable heights, but to untiringly assist their Alma Mater, State College, in her rapid progress in the field of education. ri.Anf vr?T? vmirn CLiUIVC<n^?i fUCiTTO I. M. Stokee, Reporter Mr, and Mrs. William Hopkinsj of New York City were called home on account of the death of their mother, Mrs. Luella Hopkins. , Mrs. Rebeccr. A. Stokes spent the wetkend in Orrngeburg, S. C. visiting her sick brother, Dr. L M. Dantzler and family. Rev. and Mrs. Tiller and Miss Margaret Allen of Charleston, S. C. were in the citv last Thursdtyl iust for a few minutes. Mrs. R. H. tTolIormon and Mrs. Lena Mae Stokes and I. M7. Jr.,' spent the weekend in Ihinn. N. C visiting Mrs. Mable Gandy. Rev. and Mrs. C. F. Fergerson ?7ia Mrs. f ranco Minero of^ Sprrt enburpr, S. C. attended the funeral of Mrs. Luella Hopkins on Monday at Cumberland M. E. Church. Mr.?Monroe Sr nders of Balti more, Md.. wps called home on ac count of the death of his brother. Mi?s Margaret Henry of Wil min?t?n. N. C. attended the fun er? 1 ff Mrs. L. Hopkins. Mr. Clyde Sanders, formerly erf this city, died in Baltimore, Md on Monday. Nov. 20th. The funeral wa<! held last week at Mt. Zi en M. E. at Marl Bluff, S. C. He left to mourn his lost: parents, 4 brothers, one child, 4 sisters, 4 brothers md other relatives and >, >*(vst of friends. . , Mr. Causley Sanders of N. Y. was called?homte on account of 'he death of his brother. Mrs. Lil lie Sanders of Baltimore was in the city on account of the death of her husband. i Mrs. Luella Hopkins died sud derlv on Irsst Fridry. Nov. 24 at., her home. Her death was a shock to the city. j ?The fnuerei?w????at?Cu*** 1 herland M. E. Church where she. cpr-yed as a faithful member un. ' il her derth. I The funeral was outlined as fol lowing!?Singing by the?Choir; Waver hv R^v. N. W. Gn'ene: Rev.i A. W. Hill, read the Scripture; singing bv the choir; solo, Mrs. Lida Singleton; messages r<nd tele granis by M'-s. Daisy H. Brrdy; obituary by Mrs. Juanita Law-ttwcd^ Thp flower girlo and pillbearers were her close friends. The body was plrced in the Un ion ceretery. Jackson and Single ton were in charge. ? * * * Rev?'and Mrs. W. Gupnle of| Lynchburg, S. C. attended the fun-j eral of Mrs L. Hopkins. Mr. L. (Sonny) Cooper, m out-' standing barber of this city for & number of years died sudde-^-? on last Saturday night, Nov. 25th.. The funeral was at Cumberltnd M. E. church on Thursday, Nov. SOHr.^where he served as a fpithful member and connected t<r other organizations of the church] 4 He left to mourn his loss wife, I 1 daughter, 1 son. mother, two sis-' ters, 4 brothers and crther relatives' and a host of friends. The remains were placed in Union cemetery under a bank of dpputiiui nowers. dtCKson ana Sincrleton were in charge. Mr. William Gurley of Roocky' Mt., N. C. wrs called the city i on account of the death of his sis-! *er. Mrs. Hopkins. Mrs. Sarah Henry of Wilming-' ton, N. C.' attended the funertl of Mrs. Hopkins. Mrs. Florence Howard. Mrs. EL len Lenzj^-Jtfr. Mitchell Howard of Wilmineton; Mrs. Carrie Flem. ming, of PpmpMco, S: C.; Mr.-and, Mrs. S. W. Williamson of Mars Buff, S. C. and Prof. Matthew Wil , liams, of Pamplico; Mrs. Ruben Cannon of Marion attended tho funerrl of Mrs. Hopkins. Mrs. Louise Gaskin and Little, Gene Gaskin of Crewe. Va., Rev. James Hcrpkins, Columbia. Mrs. Emma Williamsr. Rockv Mt., were i .-ailed to the citv on recount of the death of Mrs. Hopkins. UNION NEWS Mrs. Julia Owens spent Thankee giving in Unlcrn with her family. A large number of folk attended the State .Benedict game in Orangeburg Thanksgiving day. The funeral ? service of Mrs Moil/la vrrftB U?l/1 cr4 juKuuv. A O'IVJT TT?O iu at \yvi inni Baptist church, Monday. Mrs. Talley passed away tfter a few weeks illness. She wa3 a young women of many good . qualities. She was ti member of the Ccrr'nth choir for a number of years. She leaves to mourn her loss, three children, husband, and many friends. Mr. M. G. Dawkins Mesdames MVmie Abrrms and Willie Hodges, and James Abrams spent Thanksgiving1 day in Asheville. N. C. Mr. and Mrs. James Bolden, Mr A. T. Pearson, Miss Allen Nicholas, t^nd Mr. Luther Leake spent Sunday in Snartnnburg with Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bcrlden. Mr. Wi'Ham Benson of Washington. D. C.. snent a few daya in Union with his mother. Mrs. Fan ' nie M. Benson. Misses Willie raid Dewey Mc | Dowell spent Thanksgiving and >he week end in Union with their mother, Mrs. Emms McrDowell. Mr. James Cheek of Pittsburg, Pa. spent Thanksgiving with his ' narents, Mr, and Mrs. Mouzoun. Cheek. THE PALMETTTO LEAE Miss Frank Mildred Sj Rev. Mr. J. Franklin F N I Beautiful in its simplicity was the wedding of Miss Frank Mil- j dred Simmons and Rev. Mr. James Franklin Henderson which was solemnized Thursday, November 23, 1939, at 12 o'clock noon in the Zion Presbyterian Church. Char. leBton, iS. C. The Rev. Mr. S. H. Scott, aa^ sisted by Rev. Mr. Joseph Pearson D.D., and Rev. Mr. A. H. George,| D.p., officiated rn th^ nros?n/?o . a large assemblage of relatives and friend*.?The quair.it-- church was lovely, having been effectively decorated with palms and floor baskets and vases of chrysanthemums in chosen colors. The church choir with Mrs. Flor encP Lewis, organist, provided a beautiful program of traditional music. Just before the ceremony Prof. Arthur Green sang "Because" arid Miss Edwina Flemming "I Love You". They were accompanied by Miss F"redericka Jenkins. Mrs. J. Frederick Simmons, cousin of the. groom, rendered the two conventional wedding marches and during the cere, mony "Schubert's Serenade" was softly played. The ushers were: Ural Brewer-of Waltorboro; William. H. Burton, of Columbia; Andrew Pickens Patterson, Charleston, and Henry IMurph of Charleston and Atlanta, Ga. Miss Ruth G. Henderson, sister of the groom, was the maid of i%uvi anvi me uiiuc s uniy Bl- I tendant. She was attired in' a very becoming street length model of dubonnet silk velvet and matching turban. She carried an arm bouquet of gold and bronze chrysanthemums tied with bronze ribbon. The bride entered with her fath er, Ruber/ James, who gave her in marriage; at the altar they were met by the bridegroom and his best man, Henderson Randolph Hughes. . Emphasizing her charm the bride wore a lovely street length model of sapphire blue silk velvet and matching turban and accessories. She carriecTan arm bouquet of large and daisy white c h rysanthemtrmR. Mrs.. Ruben James, mother of the bride wore fuschia crepe wtih matching nccessones aul her cor- " sage was of orchids. Mrs. Raphael O'Hara of ,North Carolina, sister of the bridegroom wore dubonnet taffeta and corsage of sunglow roses. Immediately after the ceremony the bthle's parents entertained all and members of the immediate families. Later in the evening;-Rev. ^rd Mrs. Henderson left for a wedding trip. For traveling, the bride wore a black pinstriped tailored suit and top coat of gray fur. Her corsage was of roses. Mrs. Henderson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. . Ruben James of Charleston, S. C., and has taught in ^.he public schools of Charlestor1 for several years.. Rev. Mr. Hendersonthe son of the lato Mr. and Mrs. John Loyd Henderson of Columbia, S. C., was graduated from Allen Uni- " versity, Columbia, S.. C. Later i he went to J. C. Smith, Charlotte, N. C., where he took his work in Theology and then to Auburn Seminary, Auburn, N. Y. For several years he has pastorod the historic-Zior' Presbyterian Church of Charleston. After they returned from their Wedding trip the popular couplo will be at home at 215 Spring St.. Charleston. LAKE CITY HIGH SCHOOL Prof. L. ?>. Bradley, Prin. In keeping with the spirit oi j Thanksgiving a very interesting Thanksgiving: program was given in chapel on Wednesday Nov. 22 j with Prof. J. E. Mclver as master | of ceremonies. | Among the foot bill fans on j Thanksgiving day at Orangebuig S. C.. to witness the game bttweenj Stite and Benedict colleges were Misses Octavia Olark, Eliza beth J. Britton and Juanita Lawrence Among those at.Columbia to wit. ! ne-~s the grme between CUtflin and Allen were Miss Claudia Carter, jr'roi. J. E. Mclver and Prin. L. D. Bradley: Misseg Jcan Ha r ring _ ton, Annie Mae Rainey tind Errn. estine Weston spent' the weekend at their respective homes. MissMarie O. Jones spent the week, end in Kingstree as guest of Rev. and Mrs. Cooper: While in Col umbia Prof. Bradley visited Camp Moore rnd friends tt the Veteranshospital. | When the doors opened on Mon day morning at 8:30 o'clock a. round 480 students or more out "of the enrollment of 562 were an xiously waiting to enter to pet b>ck down to hard study. For the benefit of the Wesley M. E. church of which Rev. Watson is ptstor the members of Ltke City faculty as sisted by Mr. Abram Greene con ducted a very interesting program under the dirction of Miss Brittrm. Mr. and Mrs. jack Cain ittend ed the conference in Georgia last week, and rejports an enjoyable trip. Mr. and Mrs. James Eddy hid a8 their guests on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ben Davis and little darghter from Conwey, S. C. The school is progressing nice, ly under the administration o jf F' in. L. D. Bradly and visitors are Always welcoma. Patronize Our Advertisers y . .u. J IER immons Weds [enderson Your Child's Health By Randall Morgan |n?irurl(<r of Health and Physical Kdjcation Booker Washington High .The department of h<a!'h arvd Physical Education of Booker T Washin^torj High School pleavf. to cret'te this column dedicated to the estfblishnunt of a ln-tici I n? 1-1-tl t-ft? H?>'!' (parents) and the department and h > objectives. We are grateful also to the P: 1 metto Leader for its c-"nt t i- ?i of spree-for this'i-olumn. tvhi'di i ,truly a contributi>>n to the deve!-p nivnt of personal as well as com. I munity health. J Through the medium of this pi . per we shall present f -r you, j weekly. imformat ion Whi.-h v" hope will assist you in ?h?ment in your child's health habits, attitudes and knowledge. ; ! <.?' I which is necessary fo'r healthful living. In this introductory writing we, wish to present i tlie foil. . . !? / ter to til parents hoping, it Ay:!) '^ive .sufficient imformati"ii of i n: department thr-t you miry yet ay understanding of and appreciation pur program: Dear Parents: As you know courses in lie: !th and Physical Education have been added to the course of studv ist Bocrker Washington School. Your shild is enrolled in these courses; In health and physical e!uc;t ion we endeavor to teach youi child the proper u?e and care of his_her body, health habits' and latitudes which make for wholesome and hcjlthful living. Also to develop the organic and muscular systems of his_hor body, coordinate his-her mind rind muscles* through a varied physical tc ivitv urogram 'and establish serial at. titudes ,and behavior patterns THIS IS MORE THAN PLAY, it is education through activity. In older that this progr:ni 'nav he n success and that your child ce't'fnost out pf this course it is ve^y necessary that we have y- i> cooperation. The school may lead in this he: 1th hali; formation pro J"1" hut if these habits : r.d' :c-tj vitinr nr" V a p:"-t the child's learned activities, the home must cooperate, by seeing that the child puctice them at home, spends nee essrry and adequate time in study, and that the child has required equipment. Listed below mi3-, e --di which yvery child must have: 1. Gym suit, socks, shoes, an 3 jie c: se (>r 'Iris. S111 It. IJ! I r 2. A clean towel and stfrp (every. hild is required to take a shower af'er each class peiiod.) 3. Gym suits must be .aural : it le: -st onfe p. week. 4. A -good lock and key for locker in which tc>? keep gym a quip ment. .Each student shares a I d; _ a- with at has- otli? r s'm 'ore the lock should be bought t tr -'V We have a modern gYnm: sinin. '"eluding f; cilities for taking shower-baths, loxd'a's f . ^ ~ ;in?j v;d -ibl? J and v.ni.i - r ml exercise fctivities of e\ery type. be gym is-well heated at :!! times when needed. Every precaution is trken against col's other illness and injury. We have a-I'navr-itv training St: ff specialized in hvi>- h and physical education. rnu :> chonl mil'so ~to see- that-"ymrr:child's every need is adniinist' r d to. To assist in th<*" i- .\ volop. ment of the plastic child" so th: t he will grow to bo a healthy fdult* and citizen ts something worthy of ou>' best efforts. We ask your ever?pre*?-nt_ cZl operation jn carrying out this pro grant of health t nad pHy^cFT Vatv ucation and urgently invito you to visit our classes and gymnasium at yot'r ecrliest convience. Yours foe a lietlthior ohiM. Dept. of Health and Thy. F ' CHER AW NEWS Rev. A. Mack and fantilv w shipped at Wesley M. _K. Church Sunday night. The.-1th ojar'or'.y confluence wrs held, after which a fellowship banquet t was en joyed closing with the fellowship" dedi. Cftjon, service led by Rev. Magk". Fbenezer charge was a visitor at the conference. Mr. and Mrs. ThorpasTors seen' a few hours in Bennett <vi!!e, S. C Thursday afternoon. "Mrdanie Ollie Covimri-u-,?L_ V Fllerbe, O. C. Pnckett. a Fagtrati Miss M D.'McFarlan rnd Mr. Ford, motored to Wade<=hnro. X C., Friday do enroll in the C>d>n sion elas? in social economics. The patr<*lm;is. of lionet SmrH Hi School, sponsored a silver tea rt the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. Scott. Miss Pevennre Bine spent the week.end in Che?*erfte!d. ?. C. The X. A. A. C. P. he'd its an. ual monthlv meeting at the Pros, byterian Chtfch on Sunday : ftor nooif at 1 o'clock. II TH I N A NEWS Miss Belnice Bobh of Helena. speTff rfr?" (trprirr "TalrTnc Pap'rH church, Sunday. Nov. 1 Oth. Miss Catherine Abrams of Newberry, was the visit cVorf her hro. ther m:l sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown of Helene. Orl the sick list are': Mr. William Scott, Mrs. Elizabeth Scottj Miss Mattie P. Oxner. - >. * Special Notice! Sptciiil ii'iti ? t, t'e JifS's t!.i S<- (. <! ( u:iK ( --i'wial Dis 'till. I - ift Melting will la :u '.| a' AlKi.n I'll'??>]. Aik in, S. Ui'CcsiiWr V*>,- 10*5'.', in I- j. i .f O ; !a'..|,yr^, S. *T7. I iVT.n a !. f'lv !1 rrrrr ' nkwmkufiy m:ws Wati-rev A. M. E. Church - *h?? "vrr-athrr??tttirtt-r? i Sunday. a low v.-.> .thippar.-. :?Hi'- i/jt to the hi'UM- of wor-hip. Tho Sunday m hool w i .? \v? 11 a ' ??r? r? ?! ; .?ll' o.vn?pi rn' hod? i; ?hi "f it- si-rmt'il from 1J Cor. . Ai. ! H. said ant- ir. "My (list t- )- Jvjfihu-nt." For j< t \, it u ~od. "Suf'i. that (i aco.'* IK- '.i-ft" ?>a?. a'i. hl will billowed 'fire. SI. I ukeV Episcopal Mi-sion 1 ::< lh ctnr .Rev. M.S'. .V.'hn " ir.tr r. i M . ' to' St < P < .'}>( - < HiHv--iTtvit?'H .y?J aifl -your t*Ti - : is to a'*- n<| tn" t*jnfir'na.ti.n . in- c< r.jii it; 11 . svrvice.* Sun "ay af-e noon })< < . 11 1 "'c'f"' ] ;. Th?* Kt. R"V. -J .1 t:. .J.3: h"U .< "f J-Lx.?1 );?; T S-.mh (' > linn -wiU niTi ia'f. ( nn- cr :?n . .< :.,y I };? > ? liiK'St >! .) IV iC M-: . vieo* ' * . ' a!\ sr> Protfhyteriin Chtirrh Rev. A. H. Rr-asoner. Pastor Wf were delipiitial t , have Mrs. Komi Lee'' Ln.-?n\\ fin.i C>T:.i tor Si!, s F* 11 s :a \y' ! ( in>the community i-!ul> ; n<i IlioL* class. Sunday nouni'isr. ^li--'s Ar-rie Ma I nrhv ntu- iivfl ..to-Sunday chi/oh an 1 wo welrm-a-d .Mi-- Lou. vo--*rr. ILrrff'c. now m'-ml-or. All of tho out of town teachersspi n' Th inks-'ivinp. holidays ;t tho home_co?r.mir panic a* Ptnte ! arid ycs'pictiv.o homos. Sonic <-f tho stvdi'nts who sport the holidays t h -mo wore.: Mi s. rs Mnltio Clrrh.- Geneva Gilli'in: Messrs. Colic Gilliam Goot'ge S:u... o-l'-toji, Jerome Po'.tor and? Cecil Jones. . Among- the teachers who are to: ch.in'T <";t of t-.-wr that Were -' on d"vio r th" holidays wore Mis.-os" . V. Gallium and Jaur.ita . .tynos. yn=?pt vf' .-?G";n-t? was ihrr? \v(-t 1;. on ffijoM of h'T and 1. al).-r jr. ;r.\v, Mr. : r.d Mr-'. F.a ,r' ' r ,y''j,j SAINT STKI'MFN a. m. f.. cm nni Wi!inirvV!i N. C. 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It I .vi- \\ ...it Pal1>?-a w . 1. . a ' ~ ^ m'"~ ? j I p.i nv:i)k t cnn.ixii: au mm . i TV IT v.-ri ' fV'.nr' ) a'.U'V . ni (iri-c was h. mr. i". 15.Ay p 1 M.'ininv t'V the p:vsi.:.-M?"t t:n- a>' :vk.*i !:/M : T. L. T-ekctt. IV. h.\ "p talk >h.; < !!?? the \;.v;.vK it ' i s!.j i>.~" which" is ,?> ? nc... . !y ?!' ?'? rrc." but. "v.hat i? v ;ti .-eh'oi ?' It "h- up tr> P.. ;,. hi -t-.uU-ats .> ii' b 1 hi- schPoJ what they w;v;t . -M?t.i bo. . . K: oh sf.Vit i> :h.ei' t.i- raise nve (h a v. ! ;m- r,.uinn; n- r ("! I s hi M* V Sv>;:tV. t'ahfr'in.T :tiv! tAViy <t: te in the iv iir. r1 r h^lnc ' rTc*"ir**sr<l. n<>; :?!. !'(>ii;. nt y repay Mvs. ' J. J. Stark* \v !-e ndvn- *!*c i t . YL" ':!!. hilt t ' . * thv preatest alumni ill the country. ; Ki'JH CM2SLS _?? n Tenches Members How to Stop Coi";' lug trrTii* Church. -! T'-f TV-v. C-: irpe \V. T.eHous, of < C O' !-?. kn v.vs the dan- 1 or r-i* s. .c. :Yr i disease perms by 1 ;..:i in . c. r.jli and therefore < ; o Ir'.iow.np statement: ~t< \.'o yen in church every T J u'l come ruffei ing i with a cough due to a cold when , Page 5 ABBEVILLE NEWS Mt. rieaaaiii Chuich .Vu \ ;ay sc. '?< l opened at the usual hour 'with Mrs. E. V. Reid ; .pi, 1 lur lcSSOIl \va u vivw-^d ,^y . R< v. McKissick, a uk- ..;.i -t > ?-<J" by all. Ri'V.- J. \V. Ma':.. . the pastor i- iui" i d a" v. <<: <"!crfsermon ~&U r" the text Judge no,t that j'e be noi ^ .. . i. u. , ; 1. \V. f'a-i ; > welrom,. Mrs. Wi)h? I-'oar! MiKi-sj"cU_as. u member of our el... ;ch last Sunday, Ar > Mi- iiai'v society .!:.? ? :.-r I ' Mm v ' *. k . i.' I. MI.V <)1 Mi.-. J I. Ml: U>"h <n. Cabi- I l:?;t trl.it.'.. A t' I ' 1'-11 .' ii ;tho "v.u- ??!. Si-il fur ussion. ... . Kingdom** : ' M !> : ( ii'OI gia Pollings. ~A''> r the close <>f the meet in#,.tk.!U' '.*.!?a chicke:. sal : ved.; A S?,Kf| ccla dnnLt'\s^~" 'Ah<n!ntiply t! pure.Avoi(ig||| substitutes * ^ /'V. '"jj B 'J > .?2matC,3l i' '.* 'i"i' ?; ?*-'*??t* > 4t- <t* l.lvurv TO PLAY Er>\nphi>tfc Trumnet ri3Tihc-t Tmmlmne k'wlin Baritone \Ho Ra?s Horn AT (IntenN New Mii-ir School n7!7?w \ >!'! V i ,Ti i\ <T. Tpgtatra ? AI-SO A. I'l'v \NT) sMOUTHAND D'iin?* and Tauyft Here iii: A SON" A ni ! ; u ATI'S ? A 4..? ' #^V > .* TMVT- r.M T) v XCE -- A T? nr\R\R LAKE 01* FN A Ivf WINTER ^ >tir SUinl Swinmurs Every *unda> l'nim Nyw On Are: I"). R. Reese. C.ervais Street 1*. 1.. !!.. 'J-'ll'i Hampton St. . Ham Edwards. lt>17 Tree St. r \M1 \< WIN ION, M JTr. v*! ?tl ***"* *+ !* **+ % Polo Beauty School ! n- a : <? : --m *-. 4-*A Vrrcmumi A?f> -,- BEAUTY (.1.17UKL IN ALL US BLANCHES !k,r,iji-1. in_ . l'rc-sinj:. Marcelling, ( r>ic|u11 ??I 1::tr. 1 inut r Waving, Hi;, h> ci.-v.'. Hleachins, Man. . i -it: Ha* -.u, >n^( Hand Mi'Uiinsr, Anatomy and Electricity. \ I'll ONE m\S! A il'i, hn'na t. rope. Instructor \nnic M. Pope, I. Malone, Pres * STER "'^V CONGREGATION 3~is such a simple nrarter ttrend simple coughs by purchasing i Mcntho-Mulsion. I, too, suffered with a _bad_ cough until 1 triad Menth(-Mu>;<-.n.TT If you ' are suffering with a rough due to colds or exposure, buy a bottle of Mentho-Mulsion today, and if the first dose or two iocs ' not "'convince you, ask your IrucgiSt for your money back. Mentho-Mulsion is recommendgood druggists everywhere.?edr.