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Ei^ . mRKTKR P4R4URAPUR
\ itt'oi r>rv r xid
? Mr. Robert Nelson, Jr., is at
B? home after spending a few months
p: in Miami, Fla.
Rev. M. T. Coker. pastor of Ca)
r* vary?Baptist church prpnchrrt~Trr
Gethsemane Baptist church Sunday
afternoon. ~A bus load ol
|> Calvary members went to heai
him, and many went in cars. The
church was packed. He preached
a soul stirring sermon. Rev
Mdodana of Camden, pastor ol
Gethsemane was present, also his
wife their children Miss Mdodana
and young Mr. Mdodana.
The tuneral of Mr. Fleming
I Gray, one ol mester a oiticsi, cit,z>ns
was held at Gethsemane at
4 o'clock. The sermon was
V ' preached by Rev. W. W>. Honor.
. i?lr. uray left several sons, daugi.
>- iwa and-g.anvl children who wenati
here. He was a quiet and
Kind man and was held in higi
steem oy friends colored an .
white. For several yeais he.-Hd.' oeen
in failing health but he bore
this patiently* Mrs. E. N. Ison
was undertake!. Runel was in
vi;e chu.ch yard.
The WPA camp* which were 1
, ateu below Gob rabid, are now i.
Chester, at Ria<n?rd institute, am.
u i .. wi i-k t>i 11L. jji?thoso?where
engaged in this work. There
are young men and women fro.,
all parts of the state and a groui,
of very efficient instructors, '?,he.
... .wkii.i.vs tr.eni i.ere aim all oj
the citizens are glad jthat tinbeautiful
campus of Brainerd institute
will now be kept in shape.
> j. _ v..:u;?,,? T-U.,
< 6 vven us tfie uuuunigo. *i?v
g7o..nds ~are well 1 igHTed, arid cv~
erything looks fine. It is hoped
at aii of these newcomers will
feel at home here in our town.
Kev. and Mrs.' Milliard, Prof
and Mrs. Wayman JohnsoiL Presiding
Elder Ay It. Cohen, Presiding
Elder D. C. Crosby of this
city, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Channel
" of -Riehburg, are- - attending the
General conference of the A. M.
E. Zion church in Washington.
Tuesday afternoon, a Field Day
exercise was given on Finley 11
campus, sponsored by Miss T. !.
Luck, and Prof. A. D. Hardin.
Hundreds and hundreds of child
Fen thronged trie grounds. Run7"
ningr-jwnping, soft balh?tennis,
basketball, throwing, all made a
very lively program for the afn
on. V
Sunday?aftornoon"-at?Brainerd |
institute,, Miss Maria Alexander I
will have a pew rally.
At Finley high audicorium, :i:
4 o'.l.ck Sunday afternoon, Mis;
nr cr and Hiss Eunice
Adair will give a musical prograrn
in which a group of youn.
the city svnd the male
i ua.tet from Finley IIi will sin.;
Bishop J. W. Martin of Chica
o. was in the city a row clay?
v eck cnro.te to Wash
.ngton to the AMEZ conference,
nd .\ u.-t~r J. S. Stanback ii
i t?v ? n erence in Washington
tl' . ' , . ? eft a fine baby bov
h i..,e cf Mr. and Mrs
Guess and a giiT a*t the home ,ol
Ail", and. Mrs. Hazel Adams. Moth
arc dcfing fine.
Chester friends will be interest^
9*f- d t.< learn that Mr. Franklin
L e.. l* Washington, D. C. and
L Bernard Allen oT AthI
; ens, Ga., are each the proud fath
hury boys. The wives
m ar.d babies are doing fine. These
oung riien are Chester's own sons
..... parents here are very
r proud of their giaml babies.
The Piedmont Summer school
will open June 10 and close July
13. Director S. L. Finley is seno
' inc out Bulletins.
p.-r^-? All^the^ teachers and students
h, were glad to see Miss Mattie M
Health return to her work as
teacher at Finley Hi Monday.
Miss Heath was critically ill several
days with throat trouble.
Miss Lovoy JohnsOn of Finley
Hi faculty, was called to her home
in Charlotte, Friday, because of
? the-death of her grandfather, Mrs
T. P. Hammonds taught her
classes for her
THe May Day Drive at Finley
Hi will close Tuesday, May 7. Interest
is at hitrh pitch now. The
coronation will be in the auditorium
that night. There will be
three qucefns and three kings representing
the Primary, Elementary
and High school groups.
The beautiful May Day celebration
from Williams school last
Friday night continues to be talk
ed about. The lucky contestants
were as fol.Ows:
1st grade: Mrs. S. A. Brown,
? a f ? ; ? i,
tcav.ncx , v^ucun, Jinai;ma ii,
[ King, Drayton Harris.
2nd and 3rd gnrd<<s: Mrs. D. B.
" Atkinson, teacher; QueerT, He! vn
R. Brown; King, Louis T. VVaie
4th and Pth grades: Mrs. F, L
(BfOWti, teacher. Queen, Mug-git
McCullough; King, Jessie J. M.Cree.
6th and 7th grades: Mrs. K. SV
Lewis, teacher; Queen, Rosenia
Clark; King, Melvin McCullough I
. s D'.l a B. Dibble is able t(
t". be out again, after being ill sevI
. eial dayfc.
Little?Rtmald and Jacqueline
, Rainey, children of Mr. and Mrs
F ank in Rainey of Washington,
D. C., are enjoying their stay \ ery
? much here at the home of their
| grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. S. D.
j Rainey, Cemetery St.
rRcv. M. T. Coker, Rev. F. D
S^ms, Rev. J. W Wright, Rev Win
Honor, Rev J. C. Honor, Rev. Mi
"fcarrott, Rev. S. W. Walker en
E in Mar ion this week attending the
E Baptist State convention.
Mr. Robinson, Graham St., and
h- Mrs. Alberta Caldwell, McLure
E St., are patients at the Pryor hos
m pital.
MR. PRESTON SANOEE
OF CAMERON PASSES
I
?ameron, S. C., April 25, HMO
-Mr. Preston Sandle died at his
home Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. He
suffered for several?mtrnths^t'Torrr~
n attack of pneumonia which finally
overpowered him on Tuesday
evening. ' He is survi .de by
the following children: Mrs. \Y
M. Keith and Janie Carson of War
ren, Ohio: Mrs. Virginia Rowe
Julia Gordon and Mr. Thomas San
lie of New York City; Mrs. Elzia
Gun/.ellar of Cameron; MY. C.E
Sandle -of Orlando, Fla., and a
icst of relatives and friends.
- He?Iive4-w Cntnvrort?ait~rrf ho
life and "was a member of the. St
Peter A. M. E. church. Kind
friendly and a crftrrteous attitude
was the way this individual
niilcd nimselt at all times-. His _
death marks the loss of a good
citizen of Cameron.
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... The funeral * took place at ^hi?
esidenc-^f 4:00 p.m.,- ' Wednesday
vith oulrigy by the Rev. ji. C
Johnson, Interment took place at
v:00 p.m: at the Cameron come-*
.cry. Jenkins Undertaking comoany
was in charge of the fun
oral. There were quite a miniy
of floral contributions giver.
- .v f!ie many friends.
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AT HOME
Mr: & P: ttvtrnrFtrrn 1? hoine
ifter having had a fine stay of
wo weeks with his children Mrs
f. Fcaster, Mrs. Essie May Stoall.
Mr. E. P. Livingston, Jr., oi
"hn^'oTte;-N\"C. TTe- brought Ki? i
:rands with him.
WEST ABBEVILLE NEWS
Grace Chapel A. M*. E. Church '
Lev. J. E. Spearman, Pastor
S. S. was opened at the usual <
hour. The pastor delivered '
Tory* Inspiring sermons at 12:00
>'clock and 8 p.m.. which were en 1
ioyed by all.
'i he Interdenominational Sun- i
lay School board held their month \
Iv 1 eeting at Grace. Chapel, A or. j?
'8. The board was opened by the j.
Proshlent. h- Massey. A i
. er> beautiful program was ren- |
!ert 1 by the S. S. The queens I
vib then presented, the queen
*ron St. James AME church. $4.- L
51. L'nion Bapt., $3.05; Mt. Pleas j
?ttt Bapt.? > 1.08; Pivsby Lei iai: ;
hu: -h. $3.01; Grace Chapel $3.di i
Tot:] $15.91. We were glad to!'
hav such a large qong.regation : ,
we hope you'll come again. Tin j f]
"X' meeting" will be at Union ii
Bap ist church. May 20.
Ft r all kinds of groceries, fresi.;
u. s. etc., trade at Brown's gro- j
cry store on Church street.
ROCK- HILL NEWS , !
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! ..T{,e Biooklyn Giants of BrookI.
n, X. V,. met the Elite Giants
**l.ock Hill, Monday night Apr.
9. The Elite Giants were dear
d 1 y a score of 11-2. j
A silver tea was given at the
t .cm of Mrs. Ida Barr.ettc Sunday
evening in the interest of tht-,
Vr?: L E. church.
; Tie Glee Club <>f Friendship c i
lege gave splendid programs a;'
-.he Trinity Baptist and Mt. Hern-ion
Presbyterian chureheB Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. Roddey Erwin. Mr. . Lorn1ST
Wiikc-rson and Mrs. BessieMas
ey of Winston-Salem, X. C..
spei : the week end victim? rela-!
iVi*: am: mentis. ,
M". James Burnett of Spartanburg
visited his moth#r, Mrs. Ida |
ai i.ett.
'Miss Clara Lowry of York <
spei t Monday, visiting friends. j
M . X. A. Pharr is home aftei
tea. ling a successful year in Van |
Wyck. j
M . Manassas Izzard lift Saturdry
for Bay Shore, L. I., X.V j
Miss Beatrice Xash left. Wednesday-for
NYC where she plans'
to s jond the entire summer.
- Mrs. Annie Hemphill is ill at
ner nome on West Black St.
Miss Marjorie Colbert the dauoroi
ght home in an ambulance by
d. ) >. Chisolm, Jr., from New
York City. Although it was a
Ions, trip for a sick person, she,
was in a very good spirit on ar-i
rjving homo, and is now recuper-'
atir. ? nicely. Her many friends i
hope how soon she will be well {!
aga'n. . "
LAKE CITY HIGH SCHOOI. i,
T iq Lake City School will havv ;
a v cational program in the audi- |
f..vi in, /.f tUr, I
duy of next week, May 8, at
is 10 acquaint students with vari>us
vocations of life in which thej j
may engage and the neccssarj
preparation and requirements j
these vocations demand. Among
(ho speakers for the occasion will
o Mrs. Iola Jones of the Social
Welfare department and Nurse |
tie-gins, of Florence; Dr. Joseph!
A. Mason and Mr. Thonuis, Couny
: gent of Williamsburg County,
ooth of Kingstree, and Mr. J. A.
Green of Lake City. There will be
several other speakers whose
names will be mentioned later.
Miss Leevy of Florence is sponsoring
the program.
On Friday, May 3rd at the
school auditorium the 1st grade
under the direction of Misses Er"st
ne Weston adn Elizabeth J
Britton will present the operetta
"Spring Glow."
On Monday*, May 6, the 2nd and
3rd grades under the direction of <
Misses. Juanita Jean
E.-Harrington and Mamie O. Jont
vill present the Operfetta "Cinderella
!n Flowerland." ?
T1
Liberty Hill Girls Ba
% Chariest >n. S. (". - The
11)40 basketball" champions o f
Coo..or lti'vi r School Pinri t Nun
'.or Four whose pictures arc
mi ' above are as follows:
hi. e lint: is An Helena Jenkins.
*T t o extreme left of ,
the back rowois 7-lhn Ruth C. Zci- |
co ami r.t extreme right, Miss '
An:, tte 11. Graves both teachers, j
iiie yo. tig ladies between, -read:ir:
left to right, are: Evelena
11a: ilton. Mabel Oliver, Margaret}
Muiiay,, Pearl Mitchel, and Ella
Mae Price. AIL are members 01 j
the class of IP 10 but Pearl Mit j
the!, who will graduate in the '
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?ntie staff for the very fine isI
received last week. I enjoyed
reading every p.'ire of it.
\ rv truly yours.
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we: e" victorious in the finals at
Lfberty Hill on exhibition day.
i layers whose names are not in
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I'iv-; t alvary Baptist church on
Richland street, a group of singi-.s
liuin Boouer Washington high
school will furnish music for the
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Vo.ational Detours. Guest speak
er, Rev. Preston D. Mangana 01
tape town. South Africa >vho has
traveled in East. South West tuu
North ..iiicu. You a?e invited.
PRlXPEY-^-M. -E. CHURCH
. a r' m ct~-A Stewards' pop
ova: itv contest was given to send
our pastor Rev. A. SlcNeil White
to the general conference. The
Stewards laid on the table $78;"
Jr. Stewardess gave a shirt; Will
ing Workers, shirt and socks; Sr.
Stewardess Rd., a hat; Missionary
society a pair of shoes. He thatrtr
! them supremely.
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In sad but loving memory of
our dear mother, grandmother and
aunt, Mrs. Mary Williams, who
- passed away AprilFive
years have passed since that
sad day,
The one we loved was called away
God took her home it was His will
Rut in nnr Viourtc oVin livvith otill
The flowers we placed upon hex
grave
May wither and decay,
But love for her who sleeps be
neath the nod,
Will never iaae uway.
Mrs. Rosa Davis, daughter, Mi
Jo n P:ivii, son-in-law, IOCS 2nd
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IN MKMOIJ1AM
In loving memory of our dem
daughter and sister, Hannah
Blanche Nelson, who departed this
life four years ago, May 3, 1936
In our hearts we will always
keep your kind and loving'words
"lso your sweet smile;
IVo loved ynir rtcrrr bvt Or>d?
ybu best.
Sleep on andatake your rest.
Hannah Nelson, mother.
Nathaniel Nelson, brother
.Matthew Nelson, brother
Georgetown, A-? 'I
IN MEMORIAM
MOORE?In loving memory ol
orr dear sister and aunt. 'Minn
who passed away four v a s
May 2. 1936.
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nTIR
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A wonderful worker s > loyal an
1 '-lit';
One in a million? thaat. sister was
you. . '
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I.oved by your friends and all.yoi
knew, '
Wonde: ful sister?that sist >r war
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Devoted sister.
Hattie Firms Henry
Dear aunt, you are not forgotten
Though on earth you are uq more
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