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Saturday, May 25, 1910 CHESTERFIECI) NEWS J ' The' Chesterfield school held its ^ final?rnminenri'nii'nt rxercisic May 1 9. The com men ement address was delivered by "Dr. L. B. West,' p a s tor Brooklyn Presbyterian 1 church, Charlotte, N. C. Mr. \V, W. Edwards is the efficient prinei pal. Mt. Tabor M. E. church with ?? its Pastor, Rev. P. C.' Hiddlcston are planning to welcome and entertain the delegates to the midsummer' district convention which is to be held at-that church Titos .my and Wednesday. The G ranch iew (Presbyterian church, under the nnstorntn of Dr. J. II. Toatley, is beinn repair ed both inside and out. When the painting has been completed, the church will be a thing ot enutv. Dr. S. A. l;o\vncj''~"Knoxvilk', Tenn.. Dr. L. B. West, Mr. Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Ross. Charlotte, N C., visited Dr. and Mrs. J. H. ?* Toatley recently and were the dinner guests of Mrs. M. L. Johnson. 1 Mrs. C. M. Jamison, Atlanta, Ga.; Miss Cai'tell-e Williams, Keysville, Ga.; Mrs. H. L. Counts and son and Mrs. M. L. Kend_ ri.ks. Coulter academy. Chyram. were the guests ofc Dr. and Mrs. J. II. Toatley on Friday. Ml'. Robert Foster, Johnson C Smith university, spent the week ' i,;.. .....ii -??- * - .... r??. .H I*. i-rrJolmson, on rout<J from Coulter academy, Cheraw> where he, as a member of the university band, , played for the May Day parade. Misses Cecelia and Rosa Toat* ley have returned home after hav ing taught at Lincoln and Catawba, N;, C., respectively. Dr. J. H. Toatley was the commencement speaker at the Catawba high school. Mrs. JPearl Edwards has reopen J? od her'cafe. This is" quite a n ict cafe an<l the patronage of the citizens is appreciated. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jackson were the dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. James Rivers recently. ,.lrs.' Maybelle Robinson is still ill. Her friends are wishing for " be. a s}eeuv recovery. - m 1H TLKR HIGH "SCHOOL Prof. II. H. Butler. Principal The May Day contest ended May 14. When the contestants . rcpoit.'d the ninth guide's andidate, Miss Georgie Mae Cain was the winner by a wide margin. The ninth grade under the leadorshin of Prof. \V. H.. Thompson won the honors last year. The other classes were determined, tins year tc shut the ninth grade out. Each class worked haul to have its coji ter.tant?crowned;?but?when therace ended all hats were taken off to .Prof. Thompson and the ninth grade. The report were: Ninth grade $120.; eleventh grade $105.25; eighth grade, $51.02; tenth grade $40.00. The .Coronation took place Friday, -May 17th. The program wis legun with a mammoth parade bt over 1050 pupils along with their. I teachers. This beautiful parade passed through- the heart oF-thi^ city. At 1:30 p.m. the field events o'eie Oeg.n. Crowds of patrons and other visitors thronged the grounds. At 5:30 p.m. the coronation exercises were begun. In the midst oT a" beautiful and colorful group of attendants Miss Georg-ie Mae (arn was crowned Queen of the May. Beautiful and spectuculai dances were performed before the queen by children from the elc: mentary department. Friday, May 17 marked the big gest and most beautiful .May l_>ay in the school's history. I MON BAPTIST CHL'KCH Hev. Lincoln C .li?nLin? i>..t-4 - - - v...!...,-., a a^>|fH 1'he citizens of Columbia wru are uiteresttc.! m church activities k liavo anxiously waited for these spring; days, when more of them might engage in programs and other services. i ne general attendance at oui church has held well throughout the severe winter- but these beautiful days of late April and* May seem to have kindled a new inter ? est for radios and other activi ties. The 4th Sunday in April saw a record breaking crowd to witness the program held in the afternoon under the auspices of the ushei hoard of?t.:'.e ?church.?Refreshments were Served to the visiting ustfjer boards. On Tuesday, April 30, the pastor left for Marion to attend the Baptist Educational and Missionary convention of which he is th1 secretary. Deatons Wade Math-j .. ais, Wm. Pondfl-and DivL. 11, Hall man were also messengers to the] convention. They reported that the sessions attended were very interesting. Dea. Wm. Ponds was , master ox ceremony during-the lay men hour; Dea. Mathais and Dr Hallman played active parts also" The first Sunday was a happy day for the members. At our af ternoon Communion service the Rev. ..Cl'as. H. Croble, pastor ot Mt. Haven Rapt. church. Cleveland, Ohio, assisted the pastor and preached "to an appreciative audience at our evening service. For several years the various auxiliaries of the church have sponsored a queen's contest during tho month of May. This yeat the contest was directed by Bro L. E. Switzer, Supt. of the primary department of our S. S. and Mrs. N A Robinson. president of the Missionary society. Eighteen queens were in the contest. So lively was the contest this yeai V that most of our own members and many Tnends from "offieF churches worked to help their favorite queen. This was not a ralIv but?it whs ? financial drive ? warding..ihe honor of being crown ed to .the queen bringing in the highest amount. This honor was conferred upon sister Flossie Tay lor sponsored by the choir. The amount raised in this contest was $417.00. Bro. Switzer vvno is also a member of the musical choir and a lover of good music arranged a program among some of the best 'talent in the city. Thpse friends""of his mut <1111 vg- gfKMlWwl t<? Watrn WiKin best in the selections thev- t endered. Musical t*rogram tiran prelude?Miss* Nancy Arte nu.s ami?.Mary?Logan Opening hymn? S. S. choir l'rayer?Dea. L. G. Cooke bo.o--Miss Flossie Taylor tut -Mr. ami Mrs. \V. F. Poe Instrumental solo?Little Margaret Hoi in Musical trio?Mr. and Mrs. Hollin Smith and Prof. H. Riddick oolo?Airs. Huttie H. Orcein? Solo?Mrs. W. M. Pope Violin solo--Mr. Rollin Smith Comet solo?Mr. Albert Redd St'U'rtinTi- Capital fit.\?Quartet?Miss Mary Logan the organist tfor the intermediate and young folk department of our S. S. work untiringly in the rehearsals. sr. rtin.ir A. M. E. CHl'KCH Rev. T. H. Weathers. Pastor Our Sunday school is just doing wonderful work. Our attendance is getting larger and are interesting our mothers and fathers. We piedgp not toilet our contributions be under $1.Q0. We arc planning . a good program fot Ohifdren's Day. Mr. Willie Henry. Supt. of the Holiness church reviewed the lesson in an inspirng way. A warm prayer- service was conducted by Uro. Isaac Johnson .. no otaers. The Pastor, Rev. Weathers preached a wonderful sermon from the subject Ye -are the Light of the World. At the close ot This wonderful sermon the Trustees came forward, raising tut sum of $17.00. The5 pastor, choii and quite a number of the members left at 2:30 o'clock in full j iotce for Matthew church, _Hev. Tslv'lnr in aIioii." .W. ... gC, Rev. Weathers - text was found II Cor. 7 Verse and the sei nion was a masterpiece. Tota colection $(5.i>5. We returned to St. Philip Sunday evening and en joyed a wonderful League. wonderful sermon delivered by Rev. Richard -Jones from the text Jonah 1:12. Come to chuich join the church. '* " | CANAAN A. M. E. CHl'RCH I Rev.* H. H: llerriott, Pastor Sunday services were very good the S. S. met at the regular Hour ami the pastor brought us a great message. We were glad to nave as visitors Mrs. L. Covington of Dillon, her two daughters, .iiiss Lue Pearl, teacher of Latta Miss Elouise Covington. M ico ? / ' .....o.-. - iimuc- i.armicnaei and lather 'had as their g uests the teachers of C&nnan I'rof. DeLajuc of L.atta; .Miss Blue, Mrs. Edwauls, Miss Powell of Dillon. Airs. Annie Carniichael of Dillon, .Mrs. C. J. Jeet had as their truest Friday their niece .and cousin. Miss H. E. Carniichael. FOl'.NDER'S DAY CELEBRATED AT ALSTON MICH Suiiimerville, S. C.V Pullowig a very successful May Day celebration, tne P. T. A. of Alston Hiifc M-hoo), faculty, and students -ponsuied 011 May 12, a Founder's Day Program, commemorating the school's founder, the late Dr. J. H. Alston. 1 he program featured an adress i.y Mr. W. Kent Alston, a 'Summervillian and former student at Alston High School, Who is at present principal of Robert Smalls High School of Beautfort, S. C. 1'he Glee Club of the school rendered very appropriate music for tne occasoin. Among the, many out of town diiesls were the widow and daugh ter, Mrs. T. TL Alston and Alias Rosamond Alston; the latter being a member of State College's, laculty. Also present were Mr. J H. Parler, principal of Wilkinson High School, located in Orange burg, S. C., with many others ami fcwell wishers of both races and school. After the program a pilgrim aire was made to decorate the graves of Dr. Alston and the late Mrs. G. M. Ashe, a former principal, with the hundreds of beautiful flowers contributed by stuents, parents, and friends. The entire community looks forward to this becoming an annual celebration. It was announced this week that the present faculty would return .or another school year witth the exception of Mrs. E. English Mance, who was married during the current term. The members returning are Miss D. R. Gass, Miss B. C. AvaVit _Mrs. L. R Peddrew, Mrs F.maline Mance, Miss. R. Kitfell, Mrs. N R. Mackey, Miss M. I, Roach, Miss R. A maker, Miss A. L. Burlep, Mr. C. M. McQneetv Mr. C. S. Mclver, Mrs. A. Hoffman, and Mr. C. W. Fields, principal. C. W. FIELDS MILLER CHAPEL A. M. E. CHIUCH Rev. I.j (j. Bowman. Pastor Nuyvfrcrry, S. C, The good news and glad tidings was deliv ered to us on the return of 'Rev Bowman last Sunday morning from the" General conference. Ht told of the changes of the Sunday School Union, and the different amendment to the laws governing the church. He also stated that the new law grants the laymen equal representation in the ?(rcmrrnf conference and Annual We were very happy t?> be informal of the re-election of Dr Adams who served us eight years successfully and we hope that his successor. Jjlev. (). C. Dunham will serve us e<|t:ally as long 01 even?more?years. The Rev. \V. S. Patterson ol Columbia preached in the absenci of our pastor while he was on vacation and at 8 o'clock a Mothers' Day program was sponsored by the Deaconess Board and theii irio?u|s of which Mrs. L. 1. Pratt s the." pi esidenl. All of the abovt si r\ices were well?attended. Rev. Bowman brought us two strong, instructive and spiritual messages Sunday morning and o? oning^?n;?ing---ws?bis snl.je.t Smi Jay morning Bad Company, and the evening. Select Your; Way. On account of the' church rally and school closing programs tin quat terly conleronce was post poped until the second Sunday in June. Next Sun. night is our cliincli rally and we are expecting to g? >ver the top in every respect. The public is cordially invited to atleiul: All citizens in Newberry and Newberry county are invited to witness the exhibition given by the adult teachers in Helena from May 20-25 from S a.m. to 5:3<J p.m. Subjects will be discussed and lessons given by . experts from ii! 'iii-iii- tli. n i VHV VVUIIl^ . VUIIIC CtllU bring your fiiynJs. Programs ;< rendered Tree to all. 1 hose who visited vhureh last Sunday were Mrs. Willie Mat Mitchell. Mrs. Georgia Holliway .iim Alts. Annie Mae Johnson ot Asheville, N. C. .tils. Maude MeClcllan of Columbia, S. C.. Hev. Kobinson ol Union, Si Mrs. .1. K. I .egg ol Spaitanbi.rg, S. C., and Mr, MeClcllan of Millins. S. C. welt also visitors. Key. T. K. Kobinson spent last Saturday night with Rev. Howman -at the parsonage. Aliss I,. M. Harris attended the General conference and reports that she is stationed in Detroit. Mrs. 'Viola Rutherford the district missionary president also vis then her son in Cleveland, Ohio, Come to church-?go to church AI. I, TRYING TO DODGK GOD i he wicked'once had a fear ot God through the action of the Christian church, but the church has fallen , into a sleep or daze Under the leadership of evil men and seducers- 11 Tim. 3:13, which Paul said have turned aside uiiUi .ain jangling 1 Tim. first ehaptei naving no message from God atrr none for the people; as the S. Scommittee selected for a lessor May IP, 11)40 Jeremiah 23:21-32 This lesson Hashes.''through 2.V.H years and the wicked has lost confidence in GVtcI "by?the "cvit example of the church of today. Faith comes by heating ant Hearing by the word ei' Got I am we find nven carrying their owi message in the above lesson men tinned. Trying to blind the peo pie' and dodge an unseeing God He.otes \ry the spirit hy tin Word td God and ..if your spiri agrees with God's word, you; life will be an-example to a; los world and if you can't find thost qualities within yourself, you art losing time, regardless of your of ,ee in church, you aiv only try ?ng to dodge God. I he. church and the world art cwo d.stinguished beings and wh; would our Gotl destroy a wicket drunk and save an ungodly drunk Not so. We have people almos numberless who dreamed tha someone told them to preach ant now are in the ministry withou a change of their life or heart Hut those dreams are only stand mg in the gate as Matt. 23:13 tie scribes. Gotl only uses and in spire those who have accepted Hi: . oun as their pctsnnal Saviour hi of eying all?rules layed?cknvti?b; our Saviour while here on earth ouch divine inspired persons an God's messengers. Without this .lit me relation we are trying ti dodge Gotl. For one to get a di vine employment he must stam on higher ground than that o them whom he will bid to i neight. After the non-godly se and not the godly in the churcl live whole world lose fear and re spect lor the church of God, see ing the entire body trying t< dodge God. For one to know that the work knows, them not amidst all per seditions, if you know that you life is a condemnation to all sii and uncleanness rejoice and b glad. 'St. Matt. 5th chapter. I you are a drunkard, adultery, j liar or slanderer, or anything els that defies one before God, hob your pe<flo for God delight not fi sinners. - Those that live godly must bca persecutions. We find public of fences many in the church of to day and no one to hail them Rev 5th through 8th chapters. I , REV. C. J. KOTIN 1H20 Tobacco S< Columbia, S. f i i.JMgfUftffr 1 WP THfl PALMETTO LEAD KKTHI.KHEM IIA IT. CIU'RCH | Rev. Kddie Daviw. Rastor ?: "if I S. S. was opened D>y t he $upt, wish* teachers at their post. The lesson was beautifully discussed and reviewed. Morning worship started at 1!: .'{() with a very good audience. The pastor's text was taken from St Mark 'JThe sermon wax very j I forceful and highly spiritual. Two persons connected with tlve church ; Luring the afternoon, Rev. Da r -vis?a+a-l?some of- the-ollicers -went- down to see Deacon W ha ley, can < -Linor deacon, who was ill U*?. - .iope for him a speedy recover, i Evening services_ were opened ; at eight o'clock and the pastor dei livered the second soul stirring message that V'uched everyone. _ Theme King J-emis Xlm iieul- King. Both of our choirs ren- i i dered appropriate music, i We are always glad to have our visiting friends and ministerI ial brethren with us. Next Sunday, May 20 is Rally ; Day. Let us all strive to do our > part, then we can say truthfully 1 "What Kind of Church Would My i Church Be If Every Member was 1 I Just Like Me". Our friends as I well as members are asked to join u wholeThearteilly and ludp us put I over the financial warfare. We in turn thank every member and visiting minister that rendered service during this drive. This < " is the Friendly Church of Friend- 1 i ly Folk?The Friendly Shepherd that Always Wears a Smile. L1T1.E RIVER NEWS Rev. (J. L. Riggins, Pastor , S. S. began at Mt. Zion 10:00 o clock with the Supt. and teach v'is were at their post, i Sunday being Rev. J. F. Faulk Day at St. Joseph he delivered "a God-given message "both morning I and night. . , * ' At 5:1)0 the young people had their prayer meeting conductea by Misses Alpearl Bryant anc. , Giaeie Lee Vaughn. The Blue Apron club held theii 1 regular meeting and an enjoyable time was had. St. Paul had a tine rally which ' was a success. Mr. D. L. Galloway was the . guest of Miss Rethea Bellamy, j Sunday. '! Mr. Thurman Gause was guest of Miss Nina Hodge Sunday. Mr. J. D. Gore was tin guest of Miss Pauline ilodge Sun ' day. Mrs. Katie Green is \isit- ' , ii\g her .sister-in-law in Conway ' i 1.it tie Mr. James B. McFadden 1 ?K . g...b I . ; ' .7,?ui. m. i. i tn-l llil \\ 1 L11 I1IS gttllUI lather, Rev. J. A. Bryant. i .Miss Kva Gore was the dinner j_ vilest of Miss Lola Gore Sun.lay. Mis. Lulu Bellamy spent j Monday night with her step-dan^iiler, Mis. Lee Standly. Mr. J. I). Randall was guest ot ' 1 Miss Mamie l.ee Green Sunday. : Rev. J. A. and Mrs. .J. A. Bry- ' ant, Mrs Stella Bellamy, Mrs Mar.y Hodge and son .). 0. Hedge ' motored to St. Raid Sunday to the rally. Miss Bessie Kvans spent the 1 week end with Miss Rctha Bell1 amy. v\ i l.I.I A MS ( H ARKI. ! ' A. M. K. ( Ill KCH 1 . Rev. R. .1. JelTerson, Raster Orangehui e. ' S. C.?Last Sun- i 1 day was :i glorious day at Wil- | liants ehapel. everyone seemed ? >ver-joyed. tu'wr tee pastor aiiiT our delegate. Mr. Rinckney. The 1 congregation was intelligently in- , 1 ioiined of tiie doings id' the Gen- ' 1 einl c.inieieiiee. in a lepert given " hjy Mr. Vinckney which shewed that lie was not asleep on the job. I .jiil ^ imte'i! ? caieluily' eieiythmg - "lhat _ would Lc beneficial to the 1 .lii lttoei s to t k* tfhur.it; such a re 1 port necessitated loyalty to the 1 . htuvh 111e111'n is and wise~~t'hmT:-~ " ' .i-. i '.e pastor also gave some helpful remarks, the same' took ioot and sank deep in our hearts. 1 he pastor took his text from Jeremiah 1:10, subject . Individual - lielig'ion. the choir rendered ' very sweet?tttul appropriate mu1 sic. We are glad to see Misses < Myr! Slolks and (iussie -Ways, 1 oacK home, we na\e missed them 1 so from the choir. ^ l he A. I . 1.. 1 .vague opened 1 promptly at ti o'clock with the presl'dchl in charge 'it large crowd " attended and was highly enter' tamed by the group, .the presilent thanked tne i-eaguets lor s their loyalty during his absence r- and asked each member to bring " r soim' one with them to League, to witness our special program. - the pastor gave some very help; i ill points on the tonic. W < t 0 .it a lost without him in our meet * .lies, we experienced this when he ^ was at General contereiue. 1 We cannot thank our good bis 1 hop enough for sending us this I man or vital and are happy beII cai.se the bishop is back with us. We trust that within the next * lour years we shall be able to ' show him how much we appreciate his thought!illness ol' us. At ' the evening message, the pastoi took his text from Isaiah 4:1:1-J, 1 subject God Comforted t h e 1 Church and Mis Promise. Kvery e one enjoyed the message despite 1 the fact that last Sunday was a a i till day a large crowd attended, e We miss Mrs. Sarah Hilly and d Rev. Zeigler from church and are nr paying that they will soon be back. To oUr visitors, make Wil Iiams chape) your church home while in Orangeburg, you are always welcome. . , Subscribe For? i The Palmetto I reader ER M KTKOJ'OMT AN k Kev. J. |*. (iibson, I'astor _ XewLarry, iS. XI?Sunday w-hs a pleasant day and a busy tine at our church. The S. S. was JRv-ld at its usual hour. Our S. S. is pioyressing. A soul stirrinjr prayer service was had, after which our pastor preached a soul rn IMOII. IMS IOXI was taken from Phil., 4:45 usi^ig as a subject The Soul's Secret Satis' faction. A 7:110 a very short hut enjoyable ?program ~wa??"ponso;i(i by Mrs. I.. .M. (lihson. The Rev I). If. lipyd preached a noble se; mon. Accompanying ? him were St. John and .James Hopewell choirs. We really enjoyed then music, hoy always have a stand ing invitation. The financial reports?from?the ditferent^auxjliarics exceeded all our expectations DENMARK, S. C. NkWS ^Sunday School was good and the lesson was reviewed by Supt. C). S. Riley. The pastor took the subject "Christian Followers" and elaborated upon it magnif iciently. All souls were made to rejoice. The J?pioy Missionary Society was reorganized 'tit the home of MrS. II. M. Wolfe, Miss E.T7 Wolfe, director. Mrs. George V. Sanders, Mrs. Jane Stanly are still on the sick list \Ve<y pray for their recovery. Kev. Cummings, Mrs. S. M. Cun ninJiham, ^tst -H. M. Wolfe and others worn ouj. to ST PauI Sunlay at 4 p'clock for service. Mrcs.iS. M. Cunningham, Reporter 1)1 K WEST NEWS Mrs. Hattie Wright of N. Y. C. is visiting in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrrs. Timothy^ Eakin. The CCC camp located here is fast taking shape. ^Several ^barracks hve been built and a large number of the ypung men are already occupying them. Mrs. Lavinia Leonard of Phila. is spending a week with her par2nts. Mr. and Mrs. Y. F. Valentine. Mr. W. E. Vaiiss, our accomplished brick mason, is applying lis trade at Woodruff, S.. C. Dr J. C. Quarles, presiding elwas present*! foff l'afaf aaggaf ler o the Greenville district, was present at the morning's worship it Mt. Lebanon A. M. E. Church >n last Sunday. Dr. F. L. Honey, lie pastor, delivered the message .Mr. ('. W. Ellis was a visitoi n Abbeville last Saturday. .Miss Janie Wharton of Ware Shoals. iv vi.sitnl relatives here ast week. Miss Jennie A. Holmes came low 11 from Greenville. S. C. and spent faun Friday thiough Sutilay afternoon at home. Mr. Benjamin and Miss Irene Jackson went up to-Gleenville, S. [\ last week and will spend se\" ral days. SALEM BAPTIST CHU RCH Charleston, S. C.?A record at:endance was had at Sun. school last Sunday and many visitors, 'ild and young, were present and he weather was excellent. At the morning worship Bro ?. IJ. Williams preached using as his text Ac,ts 16:10". Bus siihject vas "Heeding The Call". In the afternoon Rev. Win. lakes visiting minister preached at. a rally, giv^n by the Willing Workers club. His brother, Dea. K. Jakes of our churih was the chairman. : The Training Union period was extremely short due to the rally running much over time hut the attendance was .tine. The pastor preached at the nite service at which time, four new members were added~ Co <he church. Theme: A Lost Soul and Gain of World, based on Mark S: IIKI.KNA NEWS Sunday was a very pleasant day. S. S. began at 10:30 o'clock with a very large attendance. We were also glad to have with us our good visiting friends Mr. Wil lium Given of Helena. At 7:30 p.m. the young Rev. .1. H. Williams brought to us a won dyrful message. He used for a subject the power of prayer Mr. W. W. Simpson and his littie .. sons William and Krnest Simpson; Also Misses i Rocky fellow SuL'.-r and 1'. 1). Duckett, all of Clinton called to see Mr. and Mrsj. Walter Simpson Friday. Mr. and Mrs 1. M*. Moses also Mr. Roscoe Caldwell of Newberry were ,the afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. VValter Simpson.^ Miss Inez Dewalt of Silverstreet was guest of her sister Mrs. A* nianda Bobb of Helena. Hrown Chapel Church Boai'd No. 2~uaet at the home of Mr. and Mrs John Wright at 5:30p.m. The meeting was a success. We had two visitors with <us: Mrs Carrie Met/ and Mrs. Pollie Ray of Helena. The total collection was $2.15. Funeral services for Mrs. Katie 1.. Williams of Newberry who died Friday night. May 17 at her home after a short spell of sickness was conducted at the Mt. Zion Baptist church by the Rev M. C. Freeman. Surviving .are her husband Mr. C. Williams of Newberry, one dacghtef, Mrs. Sarah Blair ol Helena; three sons Johnnie, Chai lie and Livingston of Newberry and relatives and hosts of friends. Mrs. Fitta Counts Is on the sick list". She is at her cousin's home Mrs. Mamie Scott of Helena. / Summer School Will he Held at Burke Charleston. S. ( . "1*h? tejiiiai Charleston Summer School f??i Ni'tio touchers will ^Monday mo.nin^. .June "Jl. at tin* Mm k.Industr taI -schDoh?Attendance- lit" this school will he a distinct advantage to all teachers. To' thosmof' the-City ?f Charleston. it will olfer- an oppbrtunity to remain in their homes ami yet enioy the advahtaae^ of >tu ? lyiim to improve their professional skill. It will afford pleas ant association with friends \ ii> t lie pi ol esslo|i and oT scliools .IIIourrliout the stat.1: an ussociaiion which is dillicidt to cultivate dl.rinK the busy winter and sptin... i ssi. ns of teaching. These teachers will find an intcrchanjrc of deas and methods invaluable! Attendance at this summer school will pro.e economical; and wijl af ford teachers, not only to study, i. I to fulfill domestic duties, add partake oT the summer activities with their families Teachers living in- -other pails -of?Uw?slate?a444?Ue?i?>n<d'n<-d i?\the change of environment, where tln-y will make new friends, associations. and derive hew t hots." They will find mingling with teachers of Charleston and other cities -stimulating; and visiting' the historic spots . hf the city educational and enjoyable. ' They will discover that, life in the city is like'that in the country; ami yet, jvbry unlike it in some respects. A knowledge of both kinds of existence will lie an asset .to them when they are called upon "to guide .heir -student. in attacking the problems of lite. Enrollment in mis summer sciiojn can oiler to the up-state teacher a cnahce for intensive study, and a pleasant holiday combined. To a.l teach" i s. this sum mei school wiH o.ffer instruction by the finest trained instructors who-/ will offer courses in theory whtch"1 ?.;n i... i,.....,. i. > I ti (ti ur kiivi u .1 u ill \ Ul'IllUllMI iUCU in practice through special classes of city children. This is an unusual opportunity for South Carolina teachers to broaden their out look; freshen their knowledge; revamp their methods anil renew their eagerness to serve as. guides [ to youth:?offered them by and | within, their own state. LEXINGTON CIKCT1T NEWS ! Rev. I. (). Simmons. Pastor S. S. on the circuit were had at their usual hour with a large at tr* mi a nee.7 The pastor was at Bet hel and preached. All members responded to the trustee effort. At night service Rev. \V. E. Ire preached. Monday sister Willie Maggie Bickley was funeralized and Sunday' at 1 o'clock . sister Hattie Marion Black was, funeralized. We extend to each o:. tit esc fafflttip-r our "deepest"" sympathy. After the funeral at Beth el the pastor motored to Spring there. He also visited'some sick Hill and shared in a program tk..i I wuvr in liiai > IV i 111 l $' . \ The pastor is expecting the Rev | Neal- of Nafcatvth Baptist chuich an.i lvis congregation at Spring till Tuesday night. The. tbs.t Sunday afternoon, tinpastor and-members are invitedto he with. Rev. Harden at Pleasant Hill Baptist church. On Tuesday night i{fv-ei the 1st Sunday the pastor and congregation are invited to Pleasant Spiings A. M. K. church. The pastor returned from the General conference Tuesday and reports a very pleasant trip. SH11.OH PR KSBYTF.lt 1 AN C'Hl'RCH Winnsbom, S. P.? S. S. at tin usual hour and the lesson was 111st ructed beautifully. The pastoi . reached a wonderful sermon. Rev..C. \V. Tally "p'fva.hed the -annual sermon .Sunday?afteinoon for the?Euintudd- Tramme school At o'clock Fiov. .!. M. Smith pastor /ion church' preached t'o us. Mrs. Mary Da\is and Mrs. Mamie' Henderson reported lot. their cluhs the amount of $2?*;Y The Jubil<*e quartet under the direction of Mr. Steward Camei. it _san^ several selections for us. Mis. Rebecca Itrown left for ! Philadelphia to spend the summei with her daughter. Mrs. Mania I - L K K V Y ' S | FUNERAL HOM! i lTndertaking: And Embalm t ?Sl ot; AN? I LOWER* PRICED t AMIU'EANCE SERYIt ^ "As Near As Your Nearest l*h ^ Itateshurg and Ftidftewav, S. X 1831 TAYLOR ST. COLLIM X PHONE 9276 PAGE THREE UJjW? TJUirg nmij ^ Nor*:?You* quaatloo wQl be *ni?in< "tz?~ Ln thla column. Fo* FlitATt totT. ad 25c lor my now Aiticloot lirnl I Loot Dat Cuabt and racalaa kr rttaw mall a confidential Utter at bw adrWe tm alyilao thro* (3) quautlona pdriMji Ban your lull nam*, addraaa. and Mirtnlata V all latlara and plaasa knalnda ? iSai draaiad. btaktbs anralopa lea your road*. Writ* Tot?Ana* Wallace, em *?? Palkrto lannra. Hit JUomr Ik, CovnwJL I. Ca*oum. M '? I.. J'li iim irivc uk an an>w<c in the I.oudej a> Minn as.you can Inform nil- if my -..m iv nil t;. of the thin . s k t hat i>-jn|/!c arc savinc about hint ami what must i ! . ? , Ans: There is ti. lot of truth to the rumor's "that ace i-oiay aioyiul abo. i youiV sou..-. too bail. you must face facts, (jet in W-Uitiai.. him ami make him stay home .more. for. he runs out eiTch evening' from dark on up-into? tin- wee L?i ?t+rr? mo! num. He's younjt voir"can change hiou i. S. It..it. ?i.'?. lt'OT. Beat Sir: 1 read yf<ui column w.-ekh " ami enjoy .< s. mu h. l'lease tell die if this woman tr.at 1 am .tak-+h??t-i'entno i.l ?it"n;?rH?jrrw?rrrr?-?;? .iti k as she says \ nv Sim. I' i .ii !(.> jiu iii tit*i power, but It isn't in her.-power to chahge your lift* one way or the. other -o> I think that voy arc wasting V<nir ni?>nfy. Your luck is all right ^ on m*f<l to get own to business :;ii(i work harded and learn to save your money. You won't ever get ahead by s,peculating and throwing vo'u money away. M..A. \\".? Dear Sir: My husband knocked a d inch hole in my head, took my money and left m<* blank and now b<?ts?li> ing w+bh ttte other woman. Now I want you to separate them and get him back for t nu* for I don't want her to havjc "liim. Ans:? Sister, you* are better off without 1 in: than you would be .with -him. so thank ..your lucky star that he's gone. Stay right the;e jon your place and run your ' arm to tthe best of your ability. -II In* tries anymore funny stuff with you, call in the law and have hint handled lieht. You can make i comfortable living for yourself . without his assistance and worry. Mrs. K. .1. M. ? J am a dear mother and I love my* children. Tell me will my baby conn* back hoihe again? Please let me read this ? finest ion?sometime?soon. Ans: Your son is groins to come hack home, but it won't be in the v< ly 7tj$m*diute future. He felt the urge to travel and picked up and left lnit 1 assuuiv you that In* won't 1 e e me many months before he pays you a visit. The boy will be better off iii~a Taitrer city, for he will have more oppor .nities for advancement? Ec D. I..?I am with a hard workin if." wo'nian and she is some older than l am. I-don't like some of her ways and I have asked her to change them but no. and now 1 .m i v\- unhappy with her so T am planning to look for happi..? > elsewhere. Apt ' right? .ins: no ia;r witn tne wnian ami -tell'her 4ust cxactly-how you -fbel. , Come j,, soivif kind o-f an agreement with her before you make a change. No doubt she will give her consent to a separation. I warn you not tto become too thick th t e first person you meet. Give yourself plenty of time to make a selection next time and ?' choose someone around your own . - ago . T1 "T."."71""T "KvTTilrt" like "To know" if this man means what he has been -aying ab . t 'marrying me Ans: He's quite sincere...But. you don't love hint*. Tell him to give you more time ti think it over and if you don't learn to care for him, -lay single. II. i . Am I to "i ake this- trip a'?tii ns\ mot In r -this summer and will iL_ku..l.the thing for me to do? Ai.s: Pon't insist on her taking u. Stay, with your -grandmother iii.i; - t ht y alone, for it would i>e much nicer for her and your ?1 new s*tt? -iather te. spend their honeymoon, - alone. Teil t.u'iii you will co with them on their next t p \~TiT" ti oil,. l. 'iiU'. .... " ' ? [i 1 h i, 1 i'e 'oft Suiuiav f<u Baltiim.i t . M,}? w-heiv she will be with Mis. Willie Adams who is sick. Wo wis! for her speedy recover Miss -lossie 'Edwards 'who has 1> -en in the Good Samaritan hdsI'ital. "Columbia; is ~up?srgaitr and we hope for her continued recoyrv. ' (MPs) I" Pavis. reporter^ \ ~ ? > ' '"*j p | 1. 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