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([Saturday, January 20, 1940 ' PROSPERITY NEWS Prosperity has been beautifully ttressed for the past wuek in her white blanket of snow and ice. Todry we are enjoying ^he beiu tiful sunshine and we consider the afmospheie of January as being. The school attendance, in spite of the inclemency of the weather, has been remarks ble. On last 'lhursdty our basket-' ; ball teams visited Colonel Brown's school and won *he victoiy by a Ivrge margin. _ j-.J The family of Mr. and Mrs. H.| ,i C. Gt llman assembled on Christ! - ? * -? rL, /~\ 11 . !Anniversary. The children who at tended were: Mr. and Mrs. Ray-1 mond Jones of Prosperity; Mr. and: Mrs. George Gttllman of Columbia; Mr. and Mis. Archie Rhyne, Mrs. Bradley, Mr. S. Q. Gillman tnd Mr. Simpson Gallman, all of Philadelphia, Pa., also Mrs. Jessie Ham ilton, Mr. "and Mrs. Douglass Prl rrfer and Miss Si llie Mae McCrack fin, of Spartanburg, and other fiienus or the lamuy. 1 here were 4 about forty-five persons present. ' V White and eolored atte. tied. Ca*e f cofiee, l:iindy, and sdted peanuts wrere servo. . Eveiy one trad t love ly time. AYNOR NEWS ~7i ~ Due to unsettled weather there were noc Uiui.y ciKich goers out. ? The St. Eiiz. both Sunday S.hool ? i.c?ui ui i.j .a a. luur wun ail'. Stacy McQueen, superint nd at. a ne t* '..on >.Uo Wil--rtrugn^-by th.. C, teachers. After which Rev. G.fh $ am .eviewed the lesson. 3^ At 12:00 o'clock, the pastor, Rev. Frank Grahatu, prei ched a fx wonde.lui sermon, wnich maac ad his hearers teel upd.tcd. That e.* I ? ening \at 6:30, the prstor brought us another sunt""stir, ing message Subject: "Who Is This?" rr.L_ M;?o P.wiroll ine visi.ois jvcit, ?.noo i v/ Rev. and Mrs.?Grant Gn ham, Mr. j and Mrs. Hayman, Mrs. Mamie ; Walker, of North Cha lesion; Mr. J Mick Fore of Cool Springs. Misses Griffin, Me.uows, Powell. ' Rev. and Mis. Frank Grahim' were-dinner guests of Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Godbolt. Mr. and M s. Haymiin were din ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Flat i/i "ii The Willing Worker's Club iS-da ing wonderful wo k, Under the su pervision of our teacher, .MiAs G Hr-Giiffin, the club has bo.ght 5 J__-l> r util'ul sh des?for-?thefr- ck srf room. Planning for a wrist wa ch c idlest n the future. Miss Sarah Bu roughs has re "? ?"> in hro- school al'te: being ill. Her many friends were very glad indeed to greet her again. ha^tsvim.e news BUTLER HIGH SCHOOL Prof. H. H. Butler, Pr.'nripM The Butler High School brsket bill tea us bigan theii 1J4q s.ason January ytn. ine garnics we e p ay ecj with Mayo High teams in Dai Iinetcn. A wildly cheering crowd of fans that tcxed ihe capacity of Maya's gymnt sium saw ihe d^blo deeal ot ...ay.) al the hands of Brt'er. T'ne g ids' gum was a sen sation with Butler emerging the winner 11?G. The b ys' gr me wis equally as thrilling. I wis a nip and tuck affair with Bu 1 1 lead ng 12-8 Butler 1 st a double header to ltnber' Snia'l; in Cheraw 1-st Fri dry night. Both games were thrill irs th: kept the crowd on th.ir * tors. The g->mos"Vvee n'P anc* tuck until a few outstanding plays sent Robeit Smalls into the finish if'-' ng. Girls 18?14 and boys 18 -is. i?i;i Both tdTns arP very at'ractive - in their-new purple rnd gold srtin togs. Judging from the perform ance of the teams in the games played, we- are looking forward to a veiy brilliant and successful season. NEWBERRY NEWS County Teacher55' Association The Countv Teachers' assocra * tion was held in the Intermediate building at Drayton Street High cMi/\rkl T^vfHn\r JTamnw 19 10iO , at 1:P0 r/'^lork in the afternoon, f with the President, Mr. H. B. Ri. i I kard, presiding. After "In My Heart" was sung, the president offered a fervent j rayer. Next dismissal for group meeting. Af* I tPr a" hour of excellent demorstra tions and round table discussions the rexf session was opened wrth a few timely remarks, by the pic? I id-nt th<- minutes of the last j meeting were read by the Secre tary, xilis > Ruth Thompson, re ceived and adopted. After which the reports of the various groups were as fellows: Primary group by Mrs. Jennie K. Gilliam?first, Mrs. E. Guess Gary gave a very fine practical and theoretical method of "How I Teach Health"; Mrs. Lou Annye Graham "IIow I Teach Geography"; ard Miss Bernice Jackson "How I Teach Reading". These ladies gave excellent dem onstrations of the very fine unit method of teaching, which enablo the pupils to learn with pleasure. In the intermediate group 'Miss Annie Daniels reported the bene fP that th?y derived from discuss ion orf their daily problems. Mis Gaines reported the theoretical and practical manr er in which Miss Jones presented to the high school group of "How to Interest high schdol Pupils in Classical of the county was presented by the president to address the ^ group. In his brief remarks he spoke of the importaifce of organ. HVsations for service in interest of "he boyg and girls in the Primary, I Mather's Blue Wave^ Top vow. 0 au!i !. \V. M I'll VS. I" Aiken;?rre-'n'l?mw?William?r.up; ker. W.l!ia;r Bayn'id and Mai ion _ a ( * liiViiU'Ki n4 Iicniy Maxw \V" itner J ncs, Aithur Bayrn"rd, I PA?\oi 4- Tonl/ino Math i's Biue Wi vc lost f no gam ed 205 poin s rgainst the top teai Intermediate and High School De ?-ts. in Order that we may help to raise the standard of on. -j * t ?*It of the'teachers cooperate to help get un A grad<* college m our state. The worthj uucnc.s wili.be paid according toi his or her service; He also gave very helpful. information that all teachers should have heard. A-tt'-r which a good contribution for Christmas Seals Sale was giv en, nd almost 100 percent registra ion loe< w ere made for the St".te Teachers' association. '. I M'\ fin! Mrs Silcnaj Gray, 1222 Player street had as thcil i dinner .guests Sunday, Ja uary 14 [ Mr. and Mrs. Walter RutT, Mr. and Mrs. Odell Ruff and sun, Rev. ami I ljs \j. G llowTfl!!, Mr and Mr?. S. W. Allen, Sr, and Jr-nrd fam. | ilies, Mrs. Carrie Workman and Mr. Thomas Wilson. All of them enjoyed a very delicious three oourse dinner, ? .r Geo.-go Singleto: .from Ben diet colkgc v."n< the week end gues~f oiTTus parents. Calvary Pr<?sb>'tcrian Church Rev. A. IT. Reasoner, Pastor TUn^ rVb' "H-s ' "is nra:tiea-lly taught bv Mrs. A. T. .Neely. Notwithstanding the fact thm "T ? <|'i" ''"11 qifrrtlay enjoyed Sunday school and Lcagiu services. Wo were d'dig' ted t-' see our o til or new members an ' welcome c.:r guest Mr. Thomas, lee Williams. All of them entered the discus inn^. We closed with a conseoration service. The citizens and parents are "o-'dinlly invi'ed to a meeting in interest of the girls and boys who 1; '>r<vt?n 'St.. High school The meeting will be held hi tl>I 'irar? F. i.lay afternoon, 7:C0 _:w_laclv^^Come. 4^ o _came^ftll-l-Ba^ *-?* of imnrrn'o, Prof. F. Gladden, principal. Caldwell's Christmas The Christmas season brou^h' 11 i:a- p." es . to Mr. and Mrs. r1liitt Caldwell. For the first time in 13 years all the children < v-f.p. one. wore home together on Christmas Day. Those from out - vr e Mrs.'Daisy Glenn of Asheville, N. C.; Mr. Otis and lit tie Charlton Caldwell of A he ville, N. O.; Mr... D. C. Caldwell, Benedict college, Columbia, S. C.. and Mr : nd Mi s. Johnnie Caldwell of Jersey City, als0 two grand ' hi'dri-n,?little _Cosby and Archie Rice from Asheville, N. C. All re port the happiest Christmas since they found out about Old Santa. REV. AND MRS. Sc. CAMPBELL POUNDED BY THE MEMBERS The members and friend? of the St. Paul Bapt church though; "Of their pastor the Rev. S. C. Campbell and family in a very tangible* way. Oti C ristmas eve night after preaching Deacon Morris, chair man of the Board of Beacons in_ vited Rev. and Mrs. Campbell in the arnex of the church where ev erything was darkened. Immedi ately the light came" on, ard to their, surpri e the members began singing softly <rGod Will Take Care of You" and Merry Christy mas rang out from everyone. The bounty was all inclusive of the necessities for the kitchen from flour, sugar, meat, grits, cunne.i gOOGS, Il'csn nil'UL, Uii'satu tiv.il. fryers, butter,' beans, peas, iir ,ct everything. Then Pastoi Camnbell spoke and thanked the members ,for their loyaLtjk-a: d de "-n d " ng his 15 years of Pas toring. He said he felt like go.ig on. Mrs. Campbell spoke and 'xprc sed ht . thanks. All reallj "?U the real Christmas spirit. Surprise Parties For Mrs. P. '^nipboll s? o ' Miss Snnia Campbe'l January 9"!?, Respectively -Carrie Thompson, Mrs Dollie Rtuledge, Mi's. Janet Mur h.,, and .o'hors srprisod Mrs. Cam] bell with a lcvely party at the parsonage Tuesday evening. Mary ?ervi?enblo and useful gift: were received. It was indeed a tii prise for Mrs. Campbell for sve as cure no o* e in' Anderson mogt of the evening shonning fo? Ansonia dinner party, Wednesday 10 So in surprising "Sonie" she was herself surpris ed. Wednesday, January 10, a love ly dinner party was given honor. Vins So. Caro. Athletic I tHHiM vY y up CjH hrm _ jmB ^ W^-rjVy-A^likaA^-i - jAJ?mL^Jut^T \E a;n.'"v?.James C oke Tnd Mack Co! 4^?Andrew?Mielt > ,?Johnnie?Whitn Johnson; thi.d ro : J. I. Washingt< ell. James Willis ms, and Joe Bel dddie McGirt, Co- ; .;? a n, "Bill" Ba .u-~ oj?mhw?hat ti voo noes J t ns of this section of the Ci rolina9. ing- Ansonia Lillian Campbell on' he. I5t|) bit tc-day. The birthday and was placed in the center cf j~ the laced table covering. A foui OjU! se dinner wat served consist in;;' of grape fruiv ""Juice, fried '.(n t ice. g.avy, peas, candied yams, slaw, hot biscuits, fruit sal j i a. m'l'.e n mon pie and mints. | Those wishing her happiness and"j lucj^ were the. Misses Helen Brown Emma Thompson, Virginia Oliver A;..a Eii/aoeih Miked, Eddie V. IMr'lirton, Shedrl'ka Perry, Doro thy Moore and Mabel Moore. A fi tidinner these vou^g ladies -p. :'t the evening until G p m. play J. in:, bingo and Chinese checkers. , DUE WEST NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Mo\>s B. Loo and Mr John Stewart of New York elurned to their dome after [ sn: n.'ing several days at the homes of their parents, Mr. and l.'ooer son and Mr. and Mrs. H. Lee. i .( ie Bonnoau and little' gram -daughters are Rome again i -pa ding several weeks in .\ .-mhirgton, I). C., with her child rem Mr. George Anderson was a vis .^ i.on i;isr .Monday. Mr. Robert Pratt who has bee?) or several week; is improving \ iy. Others who are shut in ba" improving are Mr. John 1> Robertson and Mrs. Bell Burno. r. and Mrs. Eeger.e Butler moved into their beautiful new home which they have just built. Just by their side Mr. ard Mr . Pari Mars have wrecked their home and a beautiful six room building is being erected on t site. The colored people of this community are {jrrtYTif rhlmy : in t.he beautilication of c homes. Nurse Jennie Vauss is kei>t busy these days. Iler services in great demand Ly both s.ers. At present he is attend \r.g patients at Don-Ids, S. C. LATTA NEWS The Sundays since t\ris'ma. v:m* been veiy unfavorable for church goers, a: d therefore service have been below par. On the j >c!i Minilay in December Rev. R. j L. McBryde was called to Harts . where r.e is now pastoring to preach the funeral of brother Lr ... Alston who died on the Friday .1 lore at the Veterans hospital in Columbia, S. C. A very large crowd was present. We are of the opinion that the .nfavorable weather ha^ lots to do with the spread of the flu. The bpys and girls who were ] home for the holidays have return je('sto the various schools in whkh i they have matriculated. There are six boys ai d girls who finished from here last year that are now in school elsewhere. Mr>. Kowcna Evans departed "his life December 30th in the Mc Leod infirmary. She leaves a hus o-ind, four children, a father, two oiotners and one sister to mourn her toss;?: ' ' Mr. Frank Bethea was buried January 11, 1040. The funeral was ,_u;?u in We .ton Chapel E. i church. He is the father of 11 children, 34 grandchildren and i .-u g a 'J cnildrcn. He was i'll cfnly a few days before the end j Miss Victoria Robinson and Mrs I Marion Blow have returned to New I l-Pr'jy ? j "Mr. and Mrs. S. 'M. Mace, Mr. I. o ier iiyman, Mrs. Sarah Ed \v, rds, Francis Piatt, Marie Smith are still on the sick list. Mrs. .v u. :*lcHryde and her two daughters, Mr. Levi Delain and P.i v N. S. Delain have been on the sick list but are recovering. r . rrrre liaoger has returned from Philadelphia where she was ?' i g ner daughter. She reports | a pleasant stay. Mrs. Lilly Be thea and Mrs. Janie Richardson ii^ve returned from Washington, i? t' . whnr they have been vir.it ing their children. { . lis. Pearlic Timons and Mrs. sick list. Miss Rosa Jane Wright ! Ha, been very sick but is improv ' j ed. Rev. I. W. Janerette, presiding elder erf the Florence district spent sometime with Rev. R. McI bijde, Monday, Jan. 15th. 1 THE PALMETTO LEADF Conf. Championship uy rir i j llins, and Assistant Coach, James kt-r;?John Terry,?Thomrs?Whitnan, Thomas Calhoun, Johnnie Hill, on; front row:. Thomas Aiken iley, Jimmie Jackson, Captain, and Vnidi College, 19-12. Mather scor_ AROUND CADES There were many friends antT visitors here during the Christ mas Holidays. Mr. Samuel Thomas and family of Richmoi d. Va.. motored down to Visit relatives and friends. * Mrs. Francis Welch and Miss rit* irra i hoinas oi' Durham, N.C., were here visiting relatives and mends. 1 .. Mrs. Ada Burgess and family were here visiting relatives and .in mis.' Wo enjoyed having them here. .in' children rue very.-happy tobe in their new school building . uioy nave longed for. We were very glad to have had iVui. d. i . nuigf.^s ?n ouj- niius*. on New Year's Day. He delivered the Ematcipation address at St. Paul A. M. E. church. He and his ....c Wv.e ue tinner guests oi Mr. and Mis. J?. D Thomas. iu\', and Mrs. C.W Williams and ,.u..i,hter of Gapway circuit gavt a ,-up call to n.any^ut tile irrends . .iitu community. We were ,very sorry to have heard of the deatn oi Mrs. L. Mc Clary wile of Mr. John McClary. cue :,us lived in this community .x cuu.ir.en and a, loving husDanu j or a r.uinuer of years and has left gi aud'eliuc.ien a.U many friends and relatives. air. iu. c. Thomas and family motored over to Florence where uu-y paid the last respect to his brother in law, Mr. W. Dudley." ~ CANAAN A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. II. H. Herriott, Pastor In spite of the rain Sunday we 11 ad a wonuerlul lessnn liue to ; "the' absence ef tho Supt. the Sun_ .ay sciio'ol wUj conducted by. the pastor. ..c were more than glad to have .11 our presence tile Prolessor ot Cunaan scr.ool, Prof. Delaii.1 ol u_tta. Witn hmi were Alias Man Blue, Ehzabctn Powell, teacneio me auove sctioot aljO those ol xhllon. Splendid taiks were made , c..c a. For the morning worship the aaior came luiward and used for his text St. John 1:3. This mes age wns well received. It was a soul stirring sermon. Mrs. W. L. cuimichael sang a beuutiful selection which was uplifting. You are welcome at~aTI times. MT. ZION A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. S. Chi-Sro, Pasto1" Sellers, S C.?S. S. opened at the usual hour with Supt., and coworkers at their post of duty. A oeautifq] lesson throughout the school and some very interesting remarks by Prof. A. J. Greer, of uake City, S. "C. At 11:55- a.m. morning service began. After the devotional service the pastor selected his texi from the 81:11 of Psalms. The wc-a.her \va> yerv inclement but quite a few menibers were out and witnessed this wonddrful sevi-ce - Airs. Llvia -Foxworth" is' "very sick at this writing. Als6 Mr^ i^ucile NcAvnn, has been indisposed for more tnan a week an<^ i3 -still .rstiblp-to be outr;- \\ e hope they .vill soon be up and going again. The pastor ar.d . Prof. A. J. Green were tr.e dinner guests of Air. and Mrs; M. B. Porter. Mr n uas visiting M,'ss Gertrude Porter. -urs. Sallie M. Lester left for_ Baltimore, Md, Sunday night, to] be at the bedside of her cousin, l inrtsav tvkn i i vfrv oinlr Presiding Elder I. W. Janerette nit* rii,. once district and his wife were visiting his si'ster Sat urday, Miss Eloi e Janerette, ono of the teachers here and she went l ack home with thom and aper 11 the week end and reported a pleas ant stay. The Church Aid board met at ' i>om? of Mr and Mrs. W. B. Moody Sunday evening at 3:30 ano a very fine meeting was reported. Stewardess Board No. 1 met at the home of Mrs. Luana Smith and 2. re* t ' t th * home y of Mrs. * Tom "do Fcxworth Sunday evening at 3:30. Mrs. Rosa Smith is visiting her children in Dunr, N. C.' A d vertise In The "Leader"! n f Mtf. CLARE RAPT. CHURCH Sunday being our first pastoral day in the new year eu.n member seemed 4o-h-vc bet n in the spuitr Probably aware ol God'.-> boundless blessings .of the year. l>ue to in clement weather we only had a r.sma.l attendance for set vice. Tinchurch school opened wiln'a Few students present. Supt. Gaskiii i:. I the chair. The lo son was beau 1 tifully taught. Topic: The-Brno. i lem o*f Forgiveness. The Ta-'.,i itev. C. B. Black gave us a'"great : review. At 12:00 the funei 1 << i Men. Xnncy?Brgi1 s v.:is pivnc''.ed by Itev. Black. Subject Just a Step Between Me and Death. Mr L. M. Green our local indertuKet wosr iped at the niorn/ng serwees Come again. Iteail the "Leader''. BASKET BAI L AT THE STATE COLLEGE Orangeburg: The basketball schedule of South (J. i olma State College opened auspicuusly this Week when the Varsuv live v.mii l_ 35?2U th.iller hum Tuskcuee on Monday night and crooned' a Ul'ttIh-iaking battle* to'Johnson C ^mith Tu.sday night 30?30. State College girls scored an easy victory over H-hiics institute iiS^-lO in ihe> preliminary fftonTL^ night. The segund string boys team defeated Haines Alonujiy a* ternuon 30?10. The two openers by the Varsity f gainst Tuskejj. c and?John.-on -Ck emiih wec real thrillers. South Carolina Su te broke the Horde, i igers winning' streak of eleven games with a 35?2y victory. It. the Johnson C. Smith gnire it was a nip and tuck battle with the b ad eht nging seveial times. Sou h Ci i )lina Stf t_> led at half time 13?10 Just before the closing whistle at he end of the seeoni half, Arm strong of State sank a feid gnst hat t ied the score 11 33 all. John son C. Smith won "in the extra pen d with a three'-point lead 30?3c h^t was made in tho rl.v inp mi^ nte of pinv. The bufic otrs have a twenty-six tamo schedule which in ludes t.wc big headlines for the home ca'^o They pity the World Champion FEASANCE five Febrir.vy 2. nd the TTniv. rsity of Mexico Feb uary 24. " . 1 lie Culli'J.I'Lt* 1 ihi'.'l uaiy tt, 1 USKegee, *J.', i?anua.y 6, ii^i.ies, C. au^-u. l ^, Juiiiibun U. r:i..iLiif?V TTAg; -Jun.^lu, CliiK, Alk ntu, ..an. 11, iVion is bruwn, AtianA; jiin. 12, Canton College', Ciangc auig; ju;i. u, Ancn, coiun.uia; 10, bme-ict, Columbia; Jan. au, Fayettvide, OrmgeLurg; Jui'f ,u^_lLk;ncla^Ui'-ngebu.tr: o>.iu Georgia btate, buvann-n; Fi.o. 1, jiouua anii vuoituea, Orangeburg Feb. 2, Rent iss: nee and t riend"7" ship Jr. Coikge, Orangeburg; 3, Allen, Oi'-ngebu.g; i .... v Winston-Salem, Orangeburg; Feb 10, Morris Brown, Orangeburg; Feb. 17, Shaw, Rakigh; lob. 24, icxico City, Orangeburg; Feb". 27 Shaw, Orangeburg; Feb. 2'.', Bern ;.ct, Orangeburg; Mr : ch 2, Geor1 it State, 0 ' .ngebu g; -M- ich 0. -Fayet Ville, -Fayill-'HTe; ' Mr.rih rj : C. State, lJurhau ; March 9, Winston-Salem, Winiton-Sr.lcm. Aumissirm to r 11 games 25 cents ::cept Ro .aissknee anil Mcxi.o City which is 50 cents. G: mo call "d P.t 7:15 p.m.?P. McChec. BARNWELI. NEWS THo inrlomrnt wo: tVior ti n 'o" oil many church goers, .fatm.lay .mom ng, but was on their way to ser ico Sundry night. At Second Bap ist church Dea con O'ncal conducted the devotion al services. Rev. A. R. Dunbri brought a message from Matt. G: 12, using rs a subject for his home: "A Problem OF Forgive, ness." All enjoyed this message. Friends were proud to see Dea on Will Ryals out rfter suffering a fall and injuries. StncPy School pupils of both churches enjoyed the lesson taught hem, after the rain" * All of our boys and girls should attend Sundr y School and learn moie rbout the word of God. Prion s of Mr. J. T. Murdough are proud to see him out after a brief illness. Miss Le a Ileywv.rd of Philadel phia. Pa., spent a few days with her sister, Mr?, Clarj Nash. Misses Jernc and June Seavocro ooo oo oo ooooo oo pox-09 v.I LEK V Y'S FUNERAL ? Undertaking and Fmbalr 5 jjj ?SI or. AN ? I.OWER PRICES \MKlTLAN<*E Sr!?V?r -flr * ,Nfar A^ Y'Mir Nnfest I'b C Hatesburt: arm Kicic^av, ?. 5 inil 1 U' l.OH ST COLl'lV t. ?27fi 3 ^llflBHCHXlS^XJOOOOO O C - OO OCX ilfp 9 Icook.s of Wancn, Ohio, spent a fe\v_weeks with Miss Evelyn Mut t(ou?h. Mr. J m?s Hilter ui Kershaw "a 'the . .nnei I'm ,"l of MiT.'laia an i Id iiy. Mr. and .Mi-. UatleV IJo'.nian and little son, v.vie the ?iin m r ttii'.sts ol M . and .drs. T. J? I - | Mr. (Icrpe Juweni was ihe -in :.? V.'U' t Joh'1 L. Mui'- I ' dough. . ' : i Jiij I'jdil't'Club was highly en, <rr ined F: id y a*, lii,. home "J; Mrs. ^1. A. Dune: n. The meeting j was called?La -a d> r?by?Lb*?vn>. i I rr nid? nt, Mrs. Ogata Hart.-Af'.ei , he business ps rt oi' the meeting j a rclieiovs salad course, and h"t vol' eb was served. I Th ' next meeting will be at tie , i home of Mi Surf ?n F. Hajlev, Mr. : nd Mr. , Chatlield ,Sinul!-_ of Hlackvittj. were F; iTduy guests <>f M.s. Hcttie Anne Oioster. The High .Seho'l Club met 11 the, ' >( . j" Mi. any Mrs. Flysses 11 at | ley, Monday nigh'. After a brief! business session they a'joumed to bbhirbib^ Miswr- Ossie !*>. and HIythe Colem. n,' Monday id? h.t. .I;iniu > ' ? $l'AItTAN!<! KH NEWS - '1 <>f~ MaJ''vITy j Baptist Church i.s moving J long ' nici ly. OtTV.lis of vu ious auxiha: i es nr. b< iny il cted to scr'.e in' 1010. Officers of the Junior G. A ^ 1st ii : Mao G ;ni-e pi-osidon* ; Ta tit!- Th-'TnTT-T^h, v i p'-rsido.nt: ,C??rn?ll 'Br<wn, ?r**" rtr : y; "Grace.' Sims, assistmt secretary. Officers : 1. . Joiii' r R. A.'s arc: Joseph I.co Colon"nn, nvcsr'ent; Stanley Mills, vice president; Harold Mills. < re *rv ,1. \V C I man. J:., treasurer;' Jam- s But'tr Coleman toihetor. Officers of he Intermrdi ate R. A.s' 1 re: Timothy Whitt ' iM sifi< nt ; Walter Jones, vice p: csi1 lent; Joseph I.yl< s, seeretrry; Mol vrt Yoi ?7, treasurer. Mrs. Sr/emor*1 of Evanstqn, TR., . w the ?of Mr,?and?M s.?M3. Cailaham. 1 M s. En? Drake has been quite l1, lv t i? much improvi <1 now. Miss August i Cleych ntl has re 'ui'nM from Florida ; fter several months. Those on the sick li t: Mr. M. C. Y'Mtn'j.-M"rs. Yi< na Is wis. M unci Mrs. F :Lr<-ne Sjntndlv. M:s. Pansy Mn l-:!o.*?.;!*f. ?n 1 M' Mi:' nit* Niekcrson cj n'i'ui > r-nite i':;. lltsvilli. m:US i Mrs M.mic Mv"5oi- ! . ] to bt back in her cafe again .'after u lev.* day- nhV.---- . We av; plea od to 1: to that Mrs. Ellie Ilarve! Ik rrrr-h?mrprovod. Mi-. L. Eaddy s.-fTerorV a para lytic stroke last Thusday at his iWno in Lccsville. Mr. John Johnson of Lexington formerly of Leesville was funer Poro Beautv School ? * i f.bca t ecT "a'f 21 ST M IflwOOd AfeWj neacty cri.Tt nk ' inTall i ITS BRANCHES Shampooing, Pressing, .Marcelling; : (."roc|ulnol;ing. Finger Waving, \ Hair Dyeing. Pleaching. Man- i iriiringl ,M assailing. Hand" Molding. Anatomy and Fleetricit >. PHONE r,r,S7 I \ illu'lnnna C. Pope. Instructor i \nnie M. Pope, T. Malone. 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