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NOTR>?Your question wtTl be when yon include a clipping of tli kirtkdat* and correct address to y end only 25c and a ttamped en\ READING covering your birth analysing three Questions. Expl fina your questions to those wit ?HtwdYot THE PATMJ ARB*1 WALLACE MY NEW 1910 .ASTROLOGY READINGS ARlS^tEADY . G. A. C.?Born on Christmas day 1912. Please tell me if I am go\ng to get what I expect for | my birthday this yerr ?nd does he care or is it his way of being n:c5~lo me? , ? A-nsr?Yes. *you??get tlST DIAMOND RING for your births day as well as Christmas gift. This mm is sincere, rnd he loves you and is most interested in having you become his wife. 1 pred ct a change of cities for you two immediately after you are married in the spring. - i i j . L. C.?Is there a posibility of me keeping this job thit I have after the holidays or will I be a. mono* tVi/i > V.v 4.UIUUV1 \J i. Ullt-'inpiuy eu again? I am worried nearly to. death. ' An wer?I dont believe thtt you are going to lose your job. j The work that you have dorje dur_. ing the p?st few weeks has prov_! 4 - en so satisfactorily that I tm! sure that ^'ou will be able to con _j tinue working. The course or study you took up last .spring is the chief reason that you ire do, ing s0 well now. L. M.?-My daughter has reach - ed the age where she ig a prob, j lem. I don't know how to handle her or whet to do end do you think it will be?ji good idea for GEORGETOWN NEWS E. J. F. The Howard Tigers ended their season with a hard fought 12-0 victory over Wilson high at Flor ence Thanksgiving Dav On Monday evening, Nov. 27th the?Golden?Ga t-e?Jubilee?qum U't that >s so often heard on the air appeared in person at Howard Hi school auditorium. A large audience witnessed the same. " fm. _ > ^ ? ine nev. ur. X J. Miles, presiding elder of the Georgetown dis triet preached at both morning and evening at Bethel last Sunday and holding his first quarterly conferenc0 for this conference year on Monday night At 12:0C o'clock roon Monday the get-to gather meeting of_ the above named drstri>t wn? KpI.I t Rnthol where the plans for the year's work were outlined. \ On ,Fri<Jay evening Dec 15th a* 3 pm at Bethel. Dr and Mrs. R 3. Lawrence will celebrate their t' "5th ministerial anniversary at which tinip Dr. D. WlTTd Nichols pastor of Emanuel church, Nev York will bp guest speaker. Rev. Robinson pastor of Wesley M E church is asking the coop erat'ion of everybody. They are now conducting a revival. Let's help them prepare for conference which will meet soon. Rev. and Mrs. Robinson have cooperated nicely since they have been here Trn?t tb<n* will come back. The Better Home and Garden ^ club withhold Its regular mo* th ly m^etimr at the home of Rev and Mrs. L. D. Oamble Thursday December 14th at 4 pm. All mem bers arp asked to be present. Miss Carrie R. Preaster closed a two weeks' revival at St. Stephen church, last nieM. BENNETTSVII.LE NEWS A number .of friends witnessed the service at Morris * college Sumter, S. C. ,Pxn.f.fj H ^irtlex. college was in the city Friday evening, house guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Johnakin, Mr. Bob Cro la:<d and family. He. also madp a pop call at the home f the reporter and reported the work in full bloom. Dr. J. R. Robinson and Prof uones 01 namier, .v. u, were in the city Tuesday house quests o'l Dr and Ms. T. Richardson. Dr. and Mrs. T. H. Willen-ton Sundav with relatives and frlerds. Mr L Davrs and Miss Sweet of Darlington were joined in happy wedlock last week. We Wish for them a happy sail through life. (Miss) C. D. Sanders an4-nieee Miss Delnhine McDanlel, Mr. Alex Davis and two daughters spent a lovely dav in Columbia, Saturday Miss Carrie Dargau, daughter of Mrs. Nora Dargan died in New York la^t week. The remains were shinned to Rennettsville. She was funeralized Sunday 3:30 p.m. A host of sorrowing friends viewed the last of lttle'Carrie. Our sick friends: Mrs A Walls, Mrs E Johnakin. Mrs Jenkins, A Allen arid Mrs. Nancy Mae Thomas. . Rev. P B. MdodanS and family of Camden were th? dinner euests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rons on Marshal street. ^ I Mrs. Blackmond was called tc Georgetown Wher<> some of^ he' family got hurt in an accident. Mrs. Rogers will soon be ready to move m her beautiful rew home' I Mi?1^??*^1 I analyzed free in this column on'y j its column and sign your full name. | our letter. For a "Private Reply"... relope for my latest ASTROLOG f date; also a free letter of advice ain your problems clearly and con? kin th? scope of logical reasoning, nLrrrn To ? ittiT leader 1 me to send her down south?to ' my sister's home ? j . Answer?Absolutely not. A , visit to yout sister's home would ' be nice for her, provided it wasn't for more than a couple of weeks. But tG turn your daughter over to someone else to raise apd train is poor judgement on your part. You realize, thoroughly that she is I at a very?tiekHsh ago L^f shemust b<? handled carefully, and it -rs?yotfr place to see that ?he~be. I htfves herself. ! P. C.1?This fello w thut I was 1 going with turned me down flat a few days before we were to get i married. - I had made (11 the arrangements and now I am left holding the bag. What would you do? Answer?Sit tight and continue to live -l normal life. You should be darn glad that you are rid of this bird for he certainly wasn't any asset to you. I suggest that you call your old boy fiiend up ir* in for he still wants you migh tv bad to change your mind c dout marrying hir.i. C. W.?Do yea 1 a v the new r.t-10 Astrology ' Uca brigs M-idy now ? Answer?Yes . . . you mcy send for yours anytime. When] u ritiW^ciirlo-p n quarter with your letter ahd~be Sure to sendl your ,full n: me, hirtndate, and collect address end I will get' your reading out t^ you inimedi. t?. ly upon ar.i ival. <n Hudson street. N. C. teacher in the city high] school was the week end guest of her husband and house guest of Prof, and Mrs. J B Drake They spent a pleasant pop c-H at the Uporter Friday p.rm 1 Rev. and Mrs. J C Cox were the "abuse guests of Mrs Mary Pear.....I *?: .. ?" nuu mm?r i?jish wiine mae | Thomas. They reported a lovely! ind well prepared dinr.-er. M iss B. E. Graham was called to Columbia Monday on important ichool matters. Mr. H. E. Covington worked .?ard to make a splendid report .vith the Red Cross sale. Rev. A. j Wright assisted him very much.. Crof. Jesse Reese teacher im Ma.ion school spent a few hours in he city "Emmy. The repot ter and agent will be Jeligbted to write a Christnius >uhscnption tov the -Palmetto Lead _t i'or you. Call at .'13 Amelia St >v phoiv .v.2. She wil be ready to vi ite you up. Also-he ready to pay your 3c i'or your paper when the papoi ooy culls with your copy. Don't ..ave him to make two trips. Only >c a week. Thr workers must be paid. We trust 50-customers will read the news thVs month. Look j..t fop A. J. Jr., every Friday ev ning or Saturday morning. BETHEL A. M. E. CHIROH Rev. \V. B. L. Clark. Pastor Services were very impressive in all the services Sunday. The Sunday School had a representative group for their service. The csson was interesting. The Sunlay School Board is planning to nave the usual Xmas erercise, in conjuctiot' with a" XTiras tree. The late to be announced l iter. The pastor delivered two noble 'ermons laal_jsiunday, The congregation was well represented. The sermon was delivered form the iple*, 'Ism!, is it I " The'sermon had rt effects of good. We were delighted to see so ?vnom-. rr-r-rl r. i... .It .. .O. ^ uiviAi.r 111 V.IIC uidiener Sunday moiing. They al) were introduced to the congregation. For the night services tho pastor delivered the sermon from the 21st Psalm. This sermon, like the rest, was well received. The music by both choirs neec - pecLl commendation. The Junioi ,T?g in the morningmmd Ahe"Seri ~ ior Choir at night. Many partook of the Lord's Sujper. To all visitors and friends we ex tend a cardial welcome at nh times. Com/ again. CARLISLE NEWS 1Su-tday was a beautiful day and all of the church goers wei> seer going to th0. various churches Services were good at St. Luke A.M.E.Z., Mt Eden AME and limes Chapel Baptist churches The spiritual tie ran high. Of much sadness to the people of this vicinity was the death ol . one of our beloved friends and brother, Mr. Richards, who slept j away in quretness at his home on Friday morning, Dec. 1. He was funeraljzed Sunday, at Thomas Chapel AME church, of which he was a faithful member, by the PaBtor, Rev. J. M. Dawkins. He was well thought of by both races. Three of his former pastorB were V s. . TT present, in person Revs. Mar- ~ tin of Newberry; White of Clinton and W. M. Thompson of Lancaster. Many friends were there to pay their last tribute of respect .Miss AlmfL_?iin& and Mrs. Dorothy MH18 are ir.' the hospital and we sincerely hope that they will soon be well on their road to sound heulth again. Rev. and Mrs. Jones of Spartanburg were the week end guests of Mr. an Mrs. Manton Sims. airs. Beatrice ounson oi rassiac, N. J., Mrs. Jordon, Mr. ard Mr* Hildreth Walls and Mr D. Well of Charlotte, N. C., were the pleasant callers of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Stewart and family or. Tuesday. "Beautiful ^ln its simplicity "was | the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stewart on Thursday night, Nov. .10. a? whivh time the members i Williams Chapel A. M. E. church honored their Pastor, Rev. H. E Hillian for hit kind leadership and service rendered beginning the eighth, conference year, by giving him a warm reception. 1 The pastor received many useful gifts which were presented to , him by Miss Sadie Robertson. WIIITM1UE NEWS Rev. I. B. RufTin, taught a fine Sunday school lesson Sunday at Cedar Grove church after which Rev. Ruff in delivered the. evening i discourse. The N.F.S.C. boy? have built a I wonderful basketball court in the frorrt of the school building. we are very proud to Know tnai Prof. Robert E. Mooi> has beer elected as the agriculture teacher for the third Congressional Dis trict meeting to" be held at Pickens, S. C., Dec. 9th. Plnn? are underway to install (li-ivking fountains at the school They are needed badly, "because the children want to have a sanitary place to drink water. Sir. Leech, and his girl friend n Union were visitors in the y Thr:sday night, visiting Mrs. Rrosia Williams and family. ~4Ur. and Mrs. Charlie Jones,I Mis'. Lizzie Jones motored to New bcix'u-Saturday!?returning hark vith Miss Ethel Wright. The N'FSC boy3 rendered a minstrel show at the school house Saturday night and the program was wery good. Mr. and Mrs. Carlon Epps^Mrs children, were peasant visitors on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. j. J. Epps from Newberry. Mr. Willie Morgan and Miss Edmonia Hodges wer4, happily marripH Saturday at the home of Mrs. yuilier by Kev(i Kutnn. lo them we~exfend oUi1 wlahes fur ;i ininpy matrimonial life. Mr.? Jake Reliford is able to be sitting up after being confined to bed. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Byrd vixited Mrs. Jane Hunter Sunday. jMrs Emily Duckett departed this life Sunday, Dec. 3rd at her borne. Funeral at St. Matthew himch, Wednesday, Dec. Gth. Mrs. Lillie Gaillman from Green .wood, S. C., is Bpendirg a few days with?har parents, Mr. and .Mis. Robert Morgan. ? MARION NEWS ^ The Sunday school is moving along favorably under the direction of our Mew' Supt., Mr. Thomas Ivev. The improved attendance in the young men's class is especially gratifying. Rev. J. M. Jackson preached to a large audience at the morning rviee. Everyone felt better for | having attended the service. Miss Margaret Porter worshipI >d with us Sunday. She is a mem j Her of the Sellers school faculty. The pastor of St. Johrl A. M. E. I church, with his choir, conducted i the Sunday afternoon service ar , Bethel M. E. church. ^The Silver Ton0 quartette under | the direction of Mr. eHnry Jackson sang at St. John on the 27th. The program was sponsored hv "Mrs. Anna Greer in mtnerest 01 the "piano fund". We discovered ? l i. -\r.. it t y... ? i Mill .111. II. ! illKMMl iWSO SingS.?? Mr. Roboit Ronds a student I Voorhees cam^ in to see us^ 4Ie is wellp. leased and reports pro crress for the Marionites. Me1 dames Henry Durante and L Edward Gibson are cor valcscing^ "The" cTfTffeTTes' 'fiiA'sKed" tO' he- * come active in the Adult Class nlans. Show " your missionary i spirit. j You are asked to wear a Red Cross bangle. Give willingly to. help a worthy cause. j Mrs. Martha Goddard who has been spending sometime with her family have returned to Charleston Monday. Mr. Harold Crawford supeviso iQ-ijp'iltural work visited thjs section last week. Mr. Matthew Ramsey of Morris college faculty came down to see ^is brother Mr. Ramsey of the" Marion County Training school faculty. ?? [Mr. Carl Green and choir very nleasirurlv entertained at the Ma-' rion school Monday eening. Tho faculty conducted a "Libra?v Drive" during the month of November. MPGRO-TF.ACHERS OF 3RD CONGRESSIONAL DIST. MEET Approximately three hundred ^erhois of the thicd congressional district of the Palmetto State T<?a'-hors' association registered ( r their annual session, Saturday Deem her 0 at the Pickens County Training^ school, Pickens. Mr. M. Sullivan, principal; Miss V. V. Wotters, Jeanes supervisor. With "Training for' Economic Improvement in Rural Life" as th0 general theme the following inter . eating group meetings with then M rf: VAlMtiftd tfcAWSfc Ruth Arlene Ellis, Dn Follows Novel Career Consultant of Women I By Julia Braxton Clark New York, N., Y.?Ruth Arlene v,llis of New York has risen to great heights in the realm " tional interpretations by her natH ural grace, force and expression in her various renditions. She has become one of the races most ver satile dramatic artists. She waa protege of the late Richard B Harrison and fc/r many years ap noaved with him throughout the United States. Miss Ellis has also -aptwared on the -legitimate in "Meek Mose". a play by Frank Wilson. She has a very natural and capable voice which she can adapt to multiple characterizatronwith the result that her various dv-ivvhoiis ,siano cAii in their tru. tation. _? ? Miss Ellis is now playinpr a new '"jiclers were, held: Hifjh School Principals, Mr. W\ M. Wade; Elementary Principals, Mr. R L. Fin "TCy and Mrs. C. J Peek; Naturai Science, Misses Mattie Clinltnealea and Hattie Counts; Elementary Teachers, Mrs. Rebecca Reese: Pri ninry Teachers, Miss Ollie' Miller ?nd Mrs. Jennie K. Gilliam; Home Economics, Mi-ss Thomasina Kirven; Trades, Mr. Heni*y Williams. At the Reneral assembly, trc President, Mr. U. S Gallman, presided. Tnlks were made by Mr. W M Scott, president of Pickens County Teachers' association; Mi H. S Bryan, Supt. of Pickens city schOfiTsT-KTr hi i, holt. Pickcn- C'oT Supt. of Education: Miss Viola E. Jamison, Pickens Co. attendance teachef; Mr. J. E Blanton, vice, president of Palmetto State Tea r? K p r a' n?c<v/>WiftA?? T n r,~u -."wviunKjnt mi u. i_>. reiton State Agent of Negro schools; Mr. Seymour Carroll, representative of Humane Education. Musical numbers were rendered by Pickens Co. Tr. school; Mr. L W Hammond of Pendleton; Mes. dimes E E and C. E. Allen of New berry; Mrs. Mary B Thomas erf P-M'ofji and Simpson .Tr. High hool of Easley. The visitors included Rev. S. C Campbell; Mr R. L Hickson, Mr? Bessie Goldsmith, Miss Flov r> Mitchum. Mrs. U.' S Gallman, Rev J S Maddox and others. Officers elected to ?erve -for the next two years are: President, Mr B W. Gallman; Vice-President. Mr. Allen L. Code; Secietary. Miss Hattre Counts; Asst. Sec., Mi?s Kat0 P>-essley; Reporter, Miss Fleta I,. Williams. The meeting adiourned to meet with the-Edgefield County Train. school, Johnston, December 7, 1940. - . ? ? PROSPERITY NEWS ?;:ndav was a beautifuhday and found all going to church. Rev. n?4<.wh<iiipfh thn p-iB?or. of fihibh A. M. E. church preached a wonHerf'd sermon: Wait on the Lord Be of Good Courage. Sunday, December 10th there waf & .Sunday school ejection ol ofnjcefs "and teachers for the yeai 103<M0. There will he a Chrf'tmas trn? given for the benefit of the childron and old people of Shiloh ort Tuesday nierht. December 26th. Alonar with the Christmas treo the pastor. is* giving away a Turkey to the one holding the lucky numboy Tickets 10c." ? On the third Rnndav the elation of trustees will be held. All are invited to come out. A t Antioch Baptist church ho S-.-ndav school began wrth the Sunt. nn<! teachers present. The church w?s in deep sadness over the lost of their dear pastor's wife. Funeral services were held Sundav afternoon at the Little Riyer Baptist church. A hoct of members attended. Therefore the services for the Antioch Baptist church were conducted by the Rev JVf. S. Ftenhen. Mr. Lude Boozer is still on the sick list. Saturday December Oth the Com munity Fair was held at Howard V hich school. Tho bovs and girls had their second game of basketball for the season. The boys ^ * imatic Reader as Style 's Wear ^Bp "\** ;>ffiEJaW role In as much-as she reentering a new field of endeavor. ^he own; and operates tbe R'Leni' Salon, ea \4 : ju A rni_ : _ _ in/ luoriiui&siue va.venue. ima es tablishmeilt has been in operation p for m?/re than^three years. Her business has"twpaivled until she is establishing a mail order house where milady can order by mail h<? beautiful creations that Miss Ellis designs for the well dressed maid and matron. A worldly new fashion of inft' nite sophistication. Dresses of : mulct ial originated by Mias Ellis. Mi<s i His left for Keptc -ky. where she is to display mid-win ter fashions at a Fashion Fhow sponsored by the women of Louis ville. The chairman of this event is Mrs. J. A. C? Latimore, wHe of DrJAC Latimore, 1502 W. Walnut street, Louisville, Ky. played a very nice game. The game ended Hannah 5, Prosperity 6?? Mv* RcPrrta Valentine has re t'lrnrd fmm New York Citv and is visiting her mother and sisters. GV A 4a alaA n?niM? T ? WUC iu oicrv> T1DIV1I15 IICI oiatt'r A^uv'Hi* and Mr. Ethendge here. ? BARNWELL NEWS | The Women Federated club met i Tuesday. Dec. 5th at the home of Dr. and Mrs. D. J. Dixson at 5:00 pm. The meeting was called to or dor by the president after devotional exercrses the house was onened ft/r business. Three mom bers were added to the roll:?Very-interesting remarks were made by Mrs. Brown and others. ' After the close of business we1 enjoyed the social.hour and were rptVo'ho,] with a delicious course of salad, cakes and hot coffee. The I next meeting will be at the herme of Mrs. Mary AlicP Duncan. Mr9^ Erftily E. Allen was n visR..r,d-sv and spent the day with Mrs. Mamie D. Green who is ill at thh*. writing. Mrs. Maggie Johnson and Mrs. . Bishop of Hampton. S C., werp pleasing visitors at Bethlehem Hi ! school Sunday afternoon bringing another student Miss Martha Glover. t Goer-nH BfrpM-c cnu on. Rev. A.' R. Dunbar, pastor preached a won I derful sermon (Sunday night. It was enjoyed. I The students of Bethlehem high school ave. anxiously awaiting the lallv that will bo held Dec. 21st to see who is pomp to win the wrist watch. EBENEZER A M. E. CHl'RCH Rev. Ei. N. Wilson. Pastor I ^ I I Charleston, S. C.?-Sunday was h very beffutifut day^ ? -An anpreciative audience wan present at both services. Re$. Wilson delivered a very noble sermon. Sub. joct "Humility'*. This sermon was very inspiratiehial. j Sundav school was held at its usual hour. ThP lesion was in terestinply discussed in all deport ! mints. A splendid review was giv I en on the lesson by the pastor. TV.a app T i--? 4 i?v u^okuc was neifl ai i its usual hour. A very live drai cnssjon was held on the lesion ' and enmved hv all. For the evening: wor*hio Rev. MoFadden of the Smith Carolina conference delivered a verv rnh?? land soul stirring sermon. Snbiecl I Reiner At>To to ^t^nd." ~fh*s??enm?*? _ was uplifting and pnioyed hv all i We arP pravine: that God will ever bless and keen him. i The funeral services of Mr. Abra i ham Pollrte assistant leader of1 class 18, was held at the chur-fi Saturday* night, Dec. 9. He was a verv faithful member and lead- j lev of Ehenezer AME church. May I I <V'd prfant unto him eternal rest. 1 We extend crur sincere sympathy to the bereaved family. We ar? look'nc forward to the coming of the Presiding Elder Rev. J. E. Thomas. Fn'dav ni"*"* 1 December 15 nnd Sundav, Dec. 17. ' j Let eVery member do his dutv in ( I order to make this a successful I quarter. Accessionss five. Mnnv 1 I visitors were present during the day. Come again you are always ; |welccfme. ; MRS. VICTORIA NICHOLSON PASSES Trenton. S. C.?Funeral services for Mrs. Victoria Nicholson, who died Thursday, December 7,. was held in Quinby chapel at Bettis academy Sunday, Dec. 10th at "rOO p.m. Mrs. V. "Nicholson was the wife of Mr Chas/ W Nicholson, yemnpre^t son of President and Mrs. A. W. Nicholson of Bettis Academy and Junior college. Mrs. Nicholson was ill only a few days before her death when she took .worse and departed fmrr. this earth to the Place unseen by I the human eve. She was a nerem. I loved and respected by all whc knew her; she possessed a splendid personality and a kind quiet unassuming disposition, For several years she was a student of B"tti<? academy where she won the friendship 6f her teachers. and schoolmates; she was always willing and ready to- do her part and help whei-p she was needed. Wo shall miss one as she. who was so dear to all. For fifteen years, she and hei "husband lived peacefully and happlly together. Her furter&l Was largely attended by her many I friends and school mates who camP ! to give their last respect to one I who was such a good example of life. Surviving her ?rP her husband. Mr. Chas. W. Nicholson; her fath i er and stepmother, Mr. and "Mrs SolofVion Atkinson; one sister, Mrs,. Viola Atkinson-OHphant; three brothers, Messrs Albert, Ham mond and Geqr. T. Atkinson; a grand mother, Mrs. Rose Morgan manv other relatives and a host ot friends. . ' FAIRFAX NEWS | The regular monthly meeting of i t h,? Parent Teachers' association was held Monday, Dec. 4 and vas well attended. The program com mittee sponsored another interest ing program after which the bud ness part of the meeting was dis cussed. The?Allen?Christian?Fndcn-.-u League quartet of Orangeburg, ad vertisers of PC Cola, rendered a very enjoyable program at tht 'chool auditorium Monday night. Dec. 4. Lucky numbers were held by many persons and at the end "of "^thp-pTdg-iAm,?nibsc Folding ed by a twelve ounce bottle of RC Co'la. F^ervone left feeling that his evening was well spent. We were very glad to have a'* | our vrsitore during-the past week Mb. John 'P Burgess, thg' lt1 nop.' I .1 r\t teacher trainer and his assislant, Ml1. G:?Bncltmnn) both oiState college. . Prof. J Hammitt, Mi ses Laura Reid, Chnlotte ; My^rs,; Quincy I . and Mr. Clover M. Hickson attended the tongressiona1 meeting held at Fenn school, Beaufort, Saturday, Dec. 9 They reported a successful m .'Oting. HARRISBl'RG ST. SCHOOL The Harrisbuig Street school is "jit'Ogiessjug?nicely undup the admmistratior,' of Principal X. V. J j ^awards, The students retui nod to school Monday morning full of enthusiasm after a vacation for the Thankgiving season. Thev are hard at work now on the Christmas Seal campaign. Honor Roll, fir>-t grade: Louise . Pressley. Mary Elizabeth Little. Geoi1?" Pr< ssley. Fiu>k Brown. Jr., Esther Pressley, James Sanders, Mcry Crawford. f Citizenship Honor Roll," first grade: Frank Boown.Jt\, 'Louise Pressley, Norris Crawford. Honor Roll, second grade: John nie Burton, Henry Crawford.Thelnia Fair, Josephine^ Rai'ney, Tohn W. Pressley. Perfect' Attendance, second grade: Francis Little, J YV. Smith Johnnie Burton, John YV. Pressley Henry Cr:.wford|h Josephine Rai_ ney, Thelrna Fair. it r? _n t\ - i * ?? nuiior nun, mii'ri grano: iviary I Louiso Mcintosh. Perfect Atten. ' dance, third grade: I.ula Mae Brooks, Paulino Fair,? Mary Lee Hunter, Tommie Mae Jackso* Mary Louise Mcintosh. Honor Roll fourth grade: Georgia Lee Foster, 86; Kinnr<aw Rainey. 81); Eloise Watt, 85. Perfect ^AttorKlance Tfturt'i grader Margfr" Adams, T.ottie Bell Brown, Georgia Lee Foster, Sarah Crawford, Haynes Pressley, W D. Crawfo^l. ST. A1.BAN TR. SCHOOL ' The third month of the school term h.Ts been completed. Quite a number of the grimmar grades and high school students have made the honor roll. M essrs. I. D. Thomason and ] Mr reel Jackson alone? with Prof Dendy attended the Fn miens' Cor? fconce r't State College. All of the terehets spent their holidays at hc/me excent Miss Jones who spent hers in Charlotte "oth Miss A'exrnder and Mrs. Dash who went to Peeks to visit ?elafiveo Pr~f and Mrs. P'ondy a. Ions: with Misses Freddie Mae Moore. Mvrtle Cowrn and Louise McCollough, spent the day in Clinton and Laurens with home folks end relatives. Miss Sewell of Gieenville sub_ stituded a few days last week for I Mrs. Anderson who wut due to the I illness of her mother. |. Messrs. Garlingtons and Misses ( McColloueh rnd Vernelle of Laui . pns and Fountain Inn respectively were visitors on the campus Sun i s I Friday's chapel prf>eram kvas under the direction of Mrs. Dendy. rhe second chapter of Matthews I wes read responsively, Joy to the i Would and Silent Night were 1 ? 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Palm Beach 9.25 Jacksonville - 8.10 - . J, L. Carter. DPA Room V(>. '1 Arcade Bldg Columbia, 8. C. ? tr.l a aa*? AAan leiepnone 30*1?-woi sung. A reading, "Christrme Spirit" by Agnes Chapman, Solo by 1 -n St"Kos "Beautiful Star," both thiid graders. The basketball teams have begun pricticing.. Little Miss Bernice Evans haa aeen missed from class the past veek drte to illness,, we hope for ier early return. I