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Saturday, December 9, 1939 ALLEN WINS POSTSEASON GAME IN BIRMINGHAM 35 0 r Legion Field, Birmingham, Ala. Dec. 1, 1939?The Allen university football players staged a drama , all of their own making here this afternoon when they spoiled the ( Miles Memorial college's homo | coming plans by defeating the residents of Vir.esville 35 0. The Miles aggregation appeared to be 1 headed for great things during 3 the first quarter when their stal I wart line stoped everything the ' Allenites had to off or hv ? #.. of offensive, either, at the line of scrimmage or several yards back of it. If the game of football were reckoned in teims of yard" age gained or lostT and pot in terms of touchdowi s, field goals, and safeties Miles might have been declared the winner of the | initial round of the four round ' bout. J When the big clock at the ncvrth side of the stadium showed 4 that the second quarter was well > under way the electric scoreboard r>lso showed that the South Caro lina Juggernaut had begun to do ''s d^vastnti'tg work. During this period Edwards and John Stark y accornted for Allen touch. !. wns. A touchdown .was added. Rov,;nmjn Starker in the third while McDonald, sensational Allen -4j ? lwae nailing a IMilea back f behind his own goal for a safety. -4 "^h-ivds?and Martin, both ends. counted with a touchdown each in the fourth; Richards having revived i forty.five yard pas? from Taylor in the end zone, and Ma- . tin having recovered a Miles funi. bio in he Miles end zorte. Stark t " niatrin, -scored two ^xtra . ntc from scri'nmage, and \Vil_. i 'b-op kicked -far aubther. | * In '? kicking was'superb, and more than once he kicked out of bounds between the five yard marker and the goal line. Herr, fre"hmsn end, received some beau tiful passes and gave evidence of i oHiljtv as a broken field runner after the oval had been _ ucked away. He was thrown on fb .two yant line after havirg re. ceived a thirty yard pass from ' vlor and eVhvanced H twenty yards after the catch just before -ignal ending the game was given. Ednirnd Edwards, senior from ( up North Carolina way, covei'ed himself with glory in his finai gamP for the blue and gold, of A1 ion. tawaras was a veniaoie ~jl "Tippery as an .eel on off tackle R iov? firg{ quaa*ter .ho 3 wag the only-Allen back who was * 'Y'hnm the Miles defensive and this he did whenever he was .. the ball. Beniamin Starkey 1 who has scored 64 of Allen's ~~|j?"t?III.' season, eat^bliahod him fj self as being a spier did secou v defense man and- brilliant blocker as well as a redoubtable ^ " -i^v. His blocking made % -1 of Edwards' brilliant runs no sible, and his sturdy backing I " 'ir>o halted rr~nv Miles ad AM the seniors hung up i cloated boots ir i glory. Cap n Sims at center; Howard Bat b - at guard, votgd by his teamv 'es fho most outstanding man the 10ni> teanu- Edmund Ed d> at l'inlfbru'lti and Bon St?rk r Ml are tho o who may adP pig skin for sheep skin in n All of them performed ificicri'ly at Legion Field to_Side'igHts on the Allen*Milcs * Memorial Game at Birmingham . * rion Field, where the game was held was erocted-~rn honor?of" A 1 o Komn n q whn?cru \j^?trhgn?livoo i I in the World, War. It was erected by the Birmingham Age Her aid 'in the interest of clean ports". A pvblir address service was provided that kept the fans informed of everything that transI ired during the hour's play, from the starting lir*e up on through. Allen's cheering section consbt I ed of six persons,!'all of whom were former associates of one of the Allen coaches in the life insurance business. The section was he;ded by B. C. Corprew, formerly state apfont^for South Carolina in the Pilgrim system. LEXINGTON CIRCUIT NEWS S. S. was had at its usual hour wfth':b"fffcers and teachers at thefT respective places, ..At 11:30 the pastor mounted the rostrum and presched a soul stirring sermon. A large group was present. At 7:30 the pastor again mounted the rostrum andn preached another soul stirring sermon! He used as a text St. Mark 12:17. We believe that our pastor preaches bet ter than ever since he has come back on hi" eighth year. -Next Sunday th? pastor will be at Mt. Zron. All members are ask^d to be present. Mr. James B. Black was home visiting his parents during the ? \vpf>k end. MT"s Roberta Stratfovt has returned from her trip to Jackson~ Fla. The good members of Spring | Hill church surprised our pastor orj last Sunday with a nice purse , v.^c, v sponsoreri it and oh! the pastor was all in smiles. TKey a>rrt also erecting a > flue fvrtrr t>p ground, Tru? ly*"the people of the circuit has a mind fo work. At Mt. Zion the good workers oome^od the pulpit, altar and isles, since conference and also planning to change their P" Whtle the Busy Workers of New 11 have of' a drive to do the r?naa. ;:r ; * - : "'"T"' Tbo c?-k are doing nicely at | * this writing. M. M. Black, reporter. 1 The South Carolina CI nual Coi I -I ^ I WKffia^^rtonWi^lfrtliiti i1 * i i WiS it:'tf>'frf f ' < Or: ngeburg, S. C.?The State Chrpler of New Fanners of A mercia held a one day Convention HT?South C&VoI :na~~Sla?e X7 'and M. Coljege, On-ngeburgr, Satur. dry; Novembei- 18. The Convention was largely attended by the .aiious chapters throughout the state. Mr. W. M. Bushanan Dean of he School of Agi iculture. extend d 4 royrl welcome to the New Farmers on behalf of the college. V'erd Peterson, State Supervisor )f Agricultural Education, in his .ulk to the New Farmers gave much light and informc.tion o n he impoitr'nce and function of the organization. He also explain Pf] thn Nrw Rivmpro nrcron<Tof5/\r% JAMISON NEWS The farmers all are quite busy in this section getting soil ready for winter's rebuilding. There hrs been a let up for thex harvest ing of cine and storing" of corn and syrup. There was a nice crowd c/Ut to church and Sunday school at which time there was tin inter, esting and enthusiastic discussion after which Rev. Miller preached a soul stirring sermon. The Zion school enrollment is till increasing and for the first time in the history of the school a joint school church Thgnksgiv. r.g service wis* held at Zio? church last Thursday morning. , Visitors were Misg Hudson of Cincinnati, Ohio, sister of Prof. Sherrod and Mrs. Reeder of Spar trnburg, mother of Mrs. Sherrod. A banquet was given for the young" pie of the Work Aid- club under?the direction oi i-s Wright, the F.S.A. Recreational lei/der. i The community meeting was 'ield at the school Friday* night in addition to the business side there was planned an Old Folk ncci t1 which will be "held Fri day night, December 8th at 8:0C n. All interested one8 ire in. vited. The Agricultural and Home? Making Adult Evening classes are doing nicely under the guidance r Mi?'s Finch rnd Mt. Sherrod. The New Home.Makeis and NFA "anix; Vions are quite alive. Why hot visit our school when you are in Orangeburg ? MORRIS BROWN A. M. E. CHURCH ?- Rev. R. I. Lemon. Pastor Q.'.ailoaton?"Sin and Death Versus Jesus Christ And Eternal Life" was the theme of the sermon delivered at 11 am. last Sunday by Dr. Lcmonr A vivid pic- ture of the results of sir.! in any form, and the contrasting gift of d on the other hand, formed a , splendid- sermon that was listened to by a large conngregation. I Two persons joined the church at service, and a young mart con fessed Christ at the same service, 'he Holy Communion was administered at both services to a large number of communicants. At the evening service, the text selected was Gal. 4:4. Another sermon ! that was effective, was preached by the pastor. The evening ser -j mon was in harmonv with th? nr>. rvoachlng Yuletid0" season. The ' business session of the 6r?t quarterly conference is scheduled for Dec. 8, 198S?. ThP presiding elder will conclude the quarter on tho ' second Sunday. Dr. D. N. Wilson the pastor-Jo f Ebcnezer A. M. E ! church with his choir and people, be at Morris Blown on Dec. 11th. Dr. Lemon and his choii :,1 be at Ebenezer at a later ! date. The Minister's Birthday, a dra- 1 ma in 2 acts, wfll be staged at : M car is Brown on Dec. 11. The Trustees Helping Hand club will ! sporvsor the entertainment which j will be directed by Mrs. Inez Temple the popular organist of Ebenezer A.M.E. church. The in- J dications are that this drama will 1 ' "well received and Vendered. Our sick list includes Bros. P 1 Kelly and P. D. Roper two of out ! ~'orders. Bf'o. F. R. Rhrers" IF also 1 still confined to his home with f eickness. J The sympathy of Morris Rrown ' goes out to Mrs. Abbie C. Brown J a member of our senior choir ir ' ''e th of hor husband who was ' b'iried last Mondav. He was a ^ member of Mt. Zion A. M. E J ch"**eh. J Our regular Palmetto leader * -csHrrci were enthused with the 1 Issue last week Every effort is t being made at Morris Brown to * <vv.*-.,.lntn consumate the pro- r gram outlined for this conference ? year. Activity 6f the various club? t lapter of the New Far ivention at South Car * 91 SMBR B IB s a part of the set up of the Stx te Department of Education which relationship it hag. and must hold with these departments R. D. Anderson, one of the diftlict supervisors ami HE. Snvely, E-ucationrJ Diiector of the Chilean Nitrate Company, attended, the convention and gave helpful remarks. Committees were appointed and given instructions by Thos. Brown president of the State Chapter at the opening business sessions. It wis pointed out during the ses. sion that the South Carolina Chapter was the only state chap_ ter which had not had a teicher_ trainer as adviser for the past few years. is a noticable feature at Morris Brown. We Still maintain) oui Forward Look. MT. CLARE BAPT. ^HURCH Rev. C. B. Black, Pastor Sunday was a fair but very cold day here ar<l the attendance a1 the Lake City Church school was very small. At F:30 the services began. The Rev. D. Robinson, moderator* of the Florence County Union was our guest speaker. After a fow imply remarks ,_our_ Pastor^. Rgy.. C. B, Black presented the moderator who selected for a text the second- chapter of .St. Mark'a_Gospel and the latter^part of the first verse. Subject Jesus in the House It was a powerful message delivered by this noble divine. Each soul was made to rejoice in th*. God of their salvation. Lome a~~ mIo- Rev.-Robir's.on. On the third Sunday at 4;3Gj |V"? Rev. F. Singleton of Floience will proach at Mt. Clare. All members and friends are asked to be- present. Oh the second Sunday the pastor will preach inornr,~e ahd ri<tht;~Our regular church riepting Thursday night of this we ?k. Head the reader". S^e Miss Lourse Gaskin 210 Pine St HKLENA NEWS Sunday night at 7:30 o'clock be ing the regular preaching day the | nastor, Rev. M. C. Freeman preach ed a soul stirring sermon aftei which they took the Lord's Sup- ' pe.iv ... . ' Miss Bernice BoBb? oT_ HeTtrmrr was invited to a bit go party Ft'i ''ay night at the honv of one of her friends. Miss Gracie Gist Su ber--of- Whitinire^. 1 Mrs. Myrtle Brown of Helena undo* went a serious operation at he People's hosnital, Wednesday morning, isov. zi. tier inena> wore glad to know sh,. is some- j what better and also her brother of Garyla^d motored to see hei Bsturday afternnoon. On oiek?liat ^aro?JJr. Will Scott and Misft Mattie P. Oxner. CENTRAL ANNUAL CONF. NOW HISTORY By Rev. B. J. Hodge The Central South Carolina conference of the A. M. E. church is now history. Wednesday mom ing, November 23, 1939. Orange. burg, 8. C., Williams Chtpel A. Bishop J. S. Flipper, D.D., of Atlnnta, Ga., presiding. The divine services were con iucted by .the bishop, assisted by he Presiding Elders: Drs. E. A Perker, Manning district; S NJnnce, Orangeburg district; B.F. flildebrtnd, Wateree district. Tho bishop's opening address to tho ronferenc was as usual calling he ministers' attention to the mnortance of neace among them selves. He sttled that he hac^ icld five successful conferences and hope that the Central confer-pee would he the seme. The bistiop stated that there would be (8) hree ministers elected to the General conference in Detroit and that fie-would rssure the brethren t- fair ballot?r 11 he wanted was hree good men. The conference vas then organized. Rev. J. I. iHmiltoiv chief secretary; Rev. J \. DeLaine, statlsticlcn; Rev. D. r. Gadsden, recorder; Rev. I. S. Gamble, chief marshal; reporters 0 the various papers ts you wil' iear from them. The conference :hen moved off in action under >ero and father God-sent bishop. ' -Ve all rhust well atrree Bishop Clipper is one of the greatest ilshops of the world regtrdless of ace 0?_color. Review his life in he chuj-ch his work and treat- , nent to hi# brethren of every ' ank. And remember that he has 1 wife by his side that is doing i Job equal to the ta*k with the i J THE PALMETTO LEAD n^ers of America who i olina Statt A. and M. ( III ml 1 411 - jPWWPPPPPPpy Recoirmiondatioris of the Pro pri-am of Work Committee pro. poking t program of- improver ment. of the -state chapter were approved and declnred~Tar reaching The nomination committee made their report rnd following. officers weie elected mid commit. tees appointed for the ensuing year: President, Earnest Coleman Ridge Spring; Vice-President, James Dunbar, Allendale; Secretary, Woodrow Washington, Jen. kinsville; Treasuier Mision Barks dale, Owings; Reporter, Sammy B. Jordon, Jamestown; Exec. Sec retary G. A. Anderson, Fountain Inn; Exec. Treasurer, Gebe Buck man, Orangeburg; Stifte Adviser [John P. Burgess, Orangeburg. women of South Carolina. And to not biing them back to this state in 1940 would mean a back I word step to the cliurch in South Ctrcrlina. Every delegate, min| isterial and lay has been elected under oath" to see fK&tlhey~T>e returned. And should there be a traitor let him die the death. This conferencft went on record as endorsing the following for Episcoptil honors: Dr. T. J. Miles Columbia, state's choice; Dr. R.E. Brogden, Charleston; Dr. D. Waid .Nichols, New York, connectiona] i candidates.;?Dr. A. Fr Spears, i Sumter,?A.C.E,?League; Dr.?L.I1 Hemmingway, Washington, D.C. Lchurch. extension;?Prof- Geo_ U. Hampton, book concern. All of the presiding elders of the state rnd delegates, Ministerial and lay wre present an Friday and the set up for South Carolina was m n d p The fnllnwinc minic ters "were elected delegates; ? Div E. A. Parker, B. F. Hfldbrand and Rev. J. I. Hamilton. Alternates:. Revs. J. A. DeLaine, D. J. Gidson and S." Nance. Lay: L. B. Rivers, R. G. Oliver, H. L. Pinck. ney. Alternates: WL- C. Jackson Hrs'. CT B. Black, R. Smbaks. - The conference closed Saturday with the business of the confer. I once Sundr y nforning, Rev. J.l lanulton. Conf. S. S. Sunt. Bis ' nop Flipper1; reviewing. Collec" tion seventy-five dollars and some cents. * After which the bishop ! presented his son Dr. Carl Flip, per to preach the ordination sermon. It was a masterpiece. Tears could be seen from rntmy eyes. Special sermons preached in tho conferenrer Annual?Sermon -Rev.. R. J. Jefferson, Elloree; Missionary, Rev. W. K. Wilson, Rimini; Educational Report, Rev. G. B S. R. Hiegins, president Allen uni versity, Columbia; Thanksgiving Sermon, Rev. B. H. Grty, Green wood. Many out of state visitors wero present and delivered addresses: Dr. L. H. Hemmingway, Dr. D and others. 1 SAINT MICHAEL METHODIST CHURCH Rev. H. B. Jones. Pastor Bennettsville, S. C.?The membets and friends are cordially in vited to hear the Rev. W. C. L. Scarboro of iHimlet, N. C., and his choir atji:30 p.m. cm Sunday i December 3rd. We know him to j Special appreciation and Fare well service for 1938-39 confer, cnce year for Rev. H. B.- Jones will be held on Sunday, Dec. 10th' the horur to be announced. W*e I appreciate the kindness of every j one thus far and solicit n con-1 tinuance of the same. The pas j tor leaves for conference on Dec > l5th. 'j BARNWELL HIGH SCHOOL Prof. S. A. Gulityard, Principal The first of a set ies of drives in coder to raise money for the general upkeep of the school, culmintted last Monday night, November 21, 1939, in the school j chapel. The affair belitk "usually erJled "The Annual Turkey con test", was changed this year to "TnrVpv flnAQP i IIpd prhtfoof" The et??ses ropoi tod a total a ^ mount of $73.13. Prizes wer>o ^worded. 1. Mr. Willie Hank erson drew the lucky number for being the, ugliest person In the building. 2. Dr. Rhlnes, our lo-| r-al dentist, diew the lucky num.i ber for being the prettiest person: in the building. 3, Mv. Perry I Price was holding the lucky nunv bev for the hen. 4. Mr, Jtiraes Riles waB the winner of the( goose. 5. Mr. James L. Brit became the pf-oud jNutaeasor of the turkey. It's too bad that the ycrung men won ell of the prizes Ladies, better luck next ,-<>ar. I v . \ ER - * ecently held their An^ollege Executive Committee: H< .? Ghent, Treat on, Thomn< M. Frogmore'; John Smith Fountain Inn; Charles Scott I-ynchbin e; I.uiher Ci Id well, Jenk insville. A-dvisot y Committee : Kut't !.' Barnwell, Eisto%er; H.(,\ BreWei IIai-tsvi?lc: Roy Cimhine iuo.. Simpsonville; W. M. Seymour, St Stephens; tAllen Williams. Wood -EUff. Delegates to 1910 National Coi vuntion; tunckcr Waring; It mo W. S. Lewis, Loris; Silas l':io lccu, Russellville. Pktns a 10 now beings ? worker out whereby. the activities in "the local chapters throughout t h state will be increased and a big ger and better convention rerlizo. ~~ BLACK M IN GO CIRC III Rev. M. B. Gathers, Pastor - Sunday was a very beautiful day for church goers. Many wen out. Services begr.n at 11/10 with 'fhe~"pastdr Rcv. "GrThdi s at " hi? post. Hi:; text 4th chapter of S: Luke and 4th verse. He preached ' a soul stirring sermon. Rev. R. B. SwmtoTi of Sandy Iland rnd Joe Borsoy were among the visitors. Miss T.O. White wis home on the week en!. Mrs, <~W? r.atlw.i -= wit'.. .>f tin. pastor and "-landson wore rut. Rev. Gathers has : lnndy nu !> ped ( .it ways and means of raising hitT ""eflucaTtdfrrt money. On the sick list: Mrs. Mary Dozi' v. Mr. George Ilemingv.rv and John Scott. -wr\ I.Ri ll "pit \M H " OF TUB RlClll. \NI> (Ol'NTl Pl BLTC LIBRARY Report?For November Itniti .Circulation: Ad. lt .fioti ?>5u. ?-ntal 14. non-fiction It'll, total 'books HA?:?Adult periodicals TK. hooks and periodicals. I'll". Juve 1 ile fiction 1208. 'non-fiction . fiO'.', total books 1817. Juyenilp periodivuls > books and periodicals 1825. Grand to'al: ?1 -* 1 r ,r.?v,: ......... 1- ' turcB and 78 book jacket New borrowe;s: adult "3o. juve: nil,. 71. total 1 yt>. 1 l?--totristcncd borrowers:. adult 10. juvenile 2. total 12. Reference read'..? ineludjng 00 children to four Story 1 loin- periods 100-1. Da Ting ~"Rbok~\Veekrhwr w o! o 00 regis?rations, 7SiJ bookj?ein a-4 it let I and 1?> perv-o.'b ab. Eleven ; las am?with 'their?t' nehorr?v. it ed the librafy. ar. approximate lumber ol' 100. . Many teachers are using, theii influence -to have- pujcis i.-.-,- . i!m library; those owing lines to na\ up so that they may borrow We are very grateful to principals, teacher--. . pa n tit - at, ' ward the growth of tlv '"! . y and better order hi the library The circulation fo.- 10 for the month of October was 2564 books. M i: y nmre will report for November. Continued?eoopc, at iry. is < ited. Tr.e notary stall' wisia - ;,i: it .. im? r-u ti i.uci i \ v i j i ir*i :i.?i > . <i Happv Now Year. JAKKKR'S <>r.D~FOLKS HOME Thanksgiving day . u-n- e'en* Ivy enioorl by the inmates of the Jajrtfor's Home. Serve,.s by the dif fvrent clubs rnd kind word'- of on oouvagcment from visiters were highly apprpivatod. The manager Rev. L. M. "Mauldir.. atd inmatewish to thank the';- nuny friends who" gave them?*nch. .fine gift-. Those contribrtiiur weir a- fob lows: * Chuirhes?First, (duv-.ivy and Missionary S >' }, ?y. Second Calvary .and Missjona y Society 7.ion Byptiyt._aud_Mi ?-n ;uuy S o iotv. rBirfhlohan: MJssior.ary Socio ty. !' ion Baptist ar.d the M!-?; " arv Society, Main Street Methodist Missionary Society, and Trini ty Parish, Daughter of the Hoi; Cross (While). Schools?Benedict College. Book or T. Washington High School, Wavovly Srhool, Carver School, Adult School-Mrs. Bertie Weathers,. Teacher. Clubs?Junior-Missionary Circle of Bethlehem Baptist Chrreh. Mrs. Hannah Cook, Mrs. Rachel Terry, MisfcJannie Mae Terra,*, Miss Li! lie Kinmhlp, iMiss Ruth Glovot >n?t?- RWH'PriSttft, "Ml**" Artel Dtxo Miss Idella Bucknie*-', Miss Wilio >Tne. Cook, Miss-Betty Jean Cook. Mrs. Annie Glover. Also th0 Y. M C. A . Mr Ro::di*ll H Rhodon, Pres uirnt: Y. \V. (' A , .%Uss H?*len Garnt-i, President; Ki: kifir.d Minis Ternl Cnimi. Rev .1 M Smiti.the President. I Ji(<ii vi iliiiL-.-Uj.^-1 Ji.-ephitieW: it.-. M:-s K nli I.. Bvr uni. Miss MairodotfT,. [.0t7Mi>. Alary M. Nd son. I'i -if". (iuiney K. Nelson. Mi s. A ii - \\ aik.-i. Mrs. Kranku; But! . A! . Sal!:, Ware, Mi . Monroe in; 7. . J .< a'li i i.t Boys Sen ;t. Mr Joi.M.y line'*-. Mr. Nathaniel Chi Mi. ' " -n. .Mr !.. I, Hate-. I'j i.i.-nt < ! the ('api-i , t?il I.:l?* anil ilvaltl: lnsuiar.ee* Coin j *'<. . Key. >. ( j ' .11 ; he. 1, ?!!< '.. (,i.i (|t.ii. J jj l\ I i<> ll.\ \\ ; 5 N|i )i{ || |(i|| S( IIOOI. [ i? tit- Spent Thnii-jrsvi v v:i ! I>- wh.:?. hth-. ' ' ' ! ?*. honrt-. -A-monir ? v.,IVin. J '' N"'al_?, ! family. Mi>.s M. / ' : M. I?.-. Barber and" <!- -'< < A!so Misses ? Whs*. J{-.Va \Vr,ite and t-V '1 The Sovcnth I.1..-'''", .tin ri:?u?Ii?ei'1'*?and?tnc , trta St * <1 jjanies and a--hot L hj..ik;ii>t .v tht- s < ' i) (11 Thursday I t' .' thfy wont.to hike. 11.". stud.-i.t ..I ?ht. upper grade -t,t. ; tain.-.; an a-..dn-nce ?:i. the an-! ' r"' : ] t I i i Jav ni^ht. Two d".t play > v on- presented: The (,)*' *tin>t ' oiii, and Amwic'i's ! f ii i 1 hai;!;>yivij:ir. All characters . played t;e:i. parts well. ?\\?* all ' xpn-ss ouj deepest sym pat by to- :l,e Dowry students and I family in tae [nss of their father. DENMARK, S. C. NEWS i 'Mi I><. <. Mi'ii; I'.'Mff the program S ndav night was a successful <>ne. It was r eld at Central B. Church. Th,. Seven Wonders W3J the title of the ptogram. We alsQ ' were favored with, three QrartettRev. J. P. Currmvngs was one o* 1 -h" n-en>-vs on_jiiSCtam. from ^-RTtT-r X. ST TT Chvtch We are pleased to havc Rev. Cummi*.gs 'as the. row o i^tor here. He delivered a Soul stiring sermon on t P M. Everybody :.s ihghly pleased ; with him. I Mrs. S. M. Cummings was ^lect i ! .a news reporter. ?Feclei atiiyrr^otes The November meetings of the Sunlight. Club^tWe brimful of in spi-ratk/n. The first meeting was held a* "he "V" Hut. State Col. i lege and before entering the-bn: ;".v n" "-'i?o.itc aw.v.c that I nu ny b;$>ies were present. It ! whe _clay of the "Baby Con. j t. -t" sponsored by Mi-s. Ale'hia | Lewis. Preceding the contest an i interesting Armistice Day Pro. gium wis presented by the Cf m. jus Division of. the Club. . " Then came the awarding of , prizes" to the successful conte'st. 'ants. The first, prize went to lit. I tie Mis- Lester Marie Ulman; the t secotTIl to Master Leroy Sulton, J... and t)ie third to Master Mel. ? trr A it: ms I oe mrn-Thei-& of th?1 . M:..: i? * ~ - ' i un isiwi uy wnom t n e ! ->t-ues were furnished wine genei , ''.:h that --every baby in the race' received a gift. " " i The contest netted $75.27. Mrs. ; L? wis i ichly niorits the grateful .hanks of the Club for the very J successful outcome of her pros_ pect. - A very delightful social hour was spent, ar* which time ti i'thsome st ju niches i nd deli; cit.lls en*',la ndrle.t f-njoyment?'to i the conversations. The second meeting of the ! month' was held at the residence | Miss $adi Smith. At this ame ;-plans fbi the hvnelit c>f the Christ j mas Charities i s suggested b y i'Mis* Rh.s'ijnond Alston were work 1? . 1 <.ut and committees were ap. 1 pointed t?? make glad the hearts f the i.e>.dy by the pi t.- entatign :?.f Chi i.-tmas- ft skts; to cany j Cheer to those in the hospital i nd :>j j ris* ami -o tiei^ m t?? the Christmas joy of the children at the ,Center and at Wilkin M.r. II >me. The next meeting will ' ! ?. hiat the "Center.-"' \>HI.!'A ROBINSON M rriALS ! I f^TTTT/i ii. v- . Li:;.?At a lovely early moittini cei'eni^ny taking : place yit the home <?1 the bride's I father?* Mr. Robe it Ashley, Sr., I.M Lucre 1 lassie Ashley, of Tien I o n S. C.. became the bride of Mr. Neiris Robin son of Graniteville, , S; Ci. last Thursd; y. The cere, many was performed by Rev. Wil liam Houston in the presence oi , a cr".ip of relatives and a limited: of friends. Tiie bride was indeed ; a pretty picture. She wore a bemtiful tai. iorcd suit of navy blue pin strip i?l with bl-i.k recessories and car. lied a lovely bouquet of bride's j roses and foins. After the' cere. ' nioiiv a delicious breakfist was rrved consisting of several cours es. The to ide is- a graduate of Bet. tis Junior College and at present is teaching; at the Jacksonville ji-hiiftl of Aiken coinrfv. The groom 1s the son of Mr and Mts, Not lis Robinson Sr., of Gnmiteville, and is employed by G v; nitcville Manufacturing Company." .The bride nni groom left Thurs di y noon foy Savannah. Ga.. and Jacksonville. Fla., where they ?pent sevcrr.l days. At present h-v arc making their home_ i n | Gvanitoville. Pve:m?ptfaT" affair* included a j tVwfr' eivon by a friend and a reception given by the groom's parents, t i ^ : ? P>r t PROFESSIONAL CARDS I)R. J. G. STUART. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Glasses Fitted Accurately Office Houis Telephone* 11:00 to 1:00 P. M. Res. 4692 G.OU to 8.1)0 P. M. Office 3796 Office " Residence DR. A. B. JOHNSON SURGEON Office: 1323 1-2 Assembly Stu Phone 3466 Residence: 919 Oak Street I'hone 8704 DR. II. H. COOPER IlENTIST Special Attention Given to Diseases of the r.umn Gold Crowji and Uridjje Work _ A Speciality Office Phone 6129 Res. 8264 112"> Washington St., Cola., S. C. ' 4 Office. Hours: Telephone: 11 A M, to 2 P. M. Bee. 8871 f. p M in ii p M ,?: DR. W.D.ChappeMe Physician and Surreon Diseases - of .Women and Children A^ Specialty? Office: Residence: 2115 Lady St. 1S01 P4ne 8fc Columbia. S. C. Phone 7811 All Classes of Dental Work DR. L. H. 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