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Page Six _ AIKfe.N NOTES |? Friendship Church ,(' The services were conducted on i Sunday , morning by the Rev. T. P. I Hammbhd. He delivered a very inspiring sermon, subject: "The AFility of (Jod." Text: "Our (Sod . 'x > whom we trust is able to delivel |( us." 'I^it- pastor Rev, Peace, attended his other church. Mt. Zion near Gre.eliwodd during the morn , injf and returned on Sunday nite. He cave a' very institutive ac- ^ count of his stay at the National Baptist Coir cation in Birmingham, Ala., in the form of a svr-, . moil with the subject: "The Lord . hath done great things for us. whereof we are glad? The Lord \-ill do great things for .v.sj of this we 'aiv certain." He told ol -tin' jit?nun 11; uie nnniu.?..... *' made important speeches and ot tlnVe ho met.. Mrs. Peace aw?mpanic! him t>? tin.' Convention. Tin?Chin .it?I'tnmi'lvo f'" in day vwre: .Mi. Johnnie. Davis ol' . yulutiu. AllCC VU'ltt SlMiphlliy ' TT" Edgefield .?utd Mrs. Rosa Davis, of Kllaton. 'The returning mem tiers were: Mt. I.evi Harley,: Miss 'Mattie I'.ell Nobles. Mrs. Marti ne:' H:i! rineton. Miss Wilkmsti _ Mrs. I.beivtia Alslirooks" of Brook ~ lyn. N.V.. ami Mrs. Vivian Slier* a nl. The Sunday school* picnic was held last Wednesday. It was' well attended and immensely enjoyed. t\ esley M, K. Church Rev. W. M. JenKinc. Pastor Sunday was a beautiful day foi vh -re:i ^oets. Sunday scliool upon ed at the usual hour. At 11:510 Rev. Jenkins entered the pulpit r and delivered a Moble sermon. !.;"::i .breiniah . .'!8:l;l; thenr?;- Cooperation. At t;:;iti The Pillars of h ire bail their meeting. At v o eloek Re'.. Jenkins cnL? t again ami -preached . ftnni Kzekiel 27:2<>. usiny as his tin me..-I.i\ iny in Deep Waters, On Sunday afW i iiodii The Dliie ami- Red .Rally. Sermon will In.- pi-eti-hed by Ivf.Vr H. ('..Scott pastor, of Cumberland A. M. K hurth, of this city. ljo.'i't for.'ct the Rabv Contest . will I'losi' .Monday piyht at Don't forgot the Wonianless AVed-. diny Friday nieht. A Mock Conference will he at the public school Tuesday niyht Sept. 17th. The public is invited. - Air iiTTd Mrs. Thomas""KiYkhiiuT and Mi. and Mrs. Samuel Wbite and little daughter Samella motoi :il to Camden.-They spent the week eml at camp nu'etiny. They repotted an enjoyable trip. Second flapiist Church?-0 "J , Soitday niyht closeii .. very sue ? sslid revival ineetintf at Second '11a ptts t?rk . i rh. rm Sunday morn my. seventeen word baptized by the assistant pastor Rev. Turner." This n.'.yi.;tl was run by Rev Dinkins. and it t< one that" "will ilever ' be . foryiitten. The l.ily of llie Valley Club will Tit; et o't loek Friday evening at thr- "hfrnV"<T.f"' Mrss'~Ueva ItTdm'es. The president is asking that all members be piVsent and briny a 'lie!.11 >' jo'.!!, Mr-. K-ria .Miii > v has k e'en j.I ?"?>? a -diort while was -hack ' <> -iivucs Sundav and everyone glad to vvlconie l*i'i. . Mr. Mja.o \V.Ur a im-mber of Second J.aptist church returned to his home on Monday night I'.rom his summer \acation. ('umhi'tland \. M. hi. Church The spirit was very high i n Cumhi'i land 011 Sunday. Sunday school at usual hour. 11 A.M. Kcv. 11. < . Scott preach cd a wonderful sermon; 11 Chi'on 28:23. subject' Ahaz and h'is sin. Some thoughts in the- sermon* King Aha/, had a spiritual back . , ground, but he was inclined to idolatry. Conditions the?) compart ? I?v? - ' in Russia, and Germany. * today.: discharging of Priests and closing of churches. Out actions" aft feet others. The message was enjoyed by all. "'Visitors "Miss S. M. Horry, a former instructor at Schofield and r.ow connected with the NYA at Chester, Miss Mabel L. Shelton, Home Demonstration A (rent. The ACE League had a wonder fill ?Suhjeet-i?Problems of the Negro boys and girls ol America. Guest speaker Mr. M C. Dawkins, principal of So hofield schol. 8 P. M. Rev. Scott delivered an other strong message St, Matt 4:19, subject: Following Jesus. Attendance was very good all * day. We are proud to see our young people returning from the North and East. Miss Hfssie Ralden and Mr. Gilbert Jones return 1 ETHLEHEM BAPTIST HIRCII ' Key. It. \\. Winn, Pastor i | Xiinnitcville Sunday school ?>| lied at? the? usual- hour Avith all j | tlicers proxeut* The lesson was I eautifully taught l>y tin- \ a riots ? cachets. Review by Rev. VVinn. 11 ;d0 the pastor ascended tin ] ostium and preachOd a soul stir. ( mtr- sermon, usintr fob" his t xl it. Matt. 24::J7. , T! e Woman's Mission" met this , i.m. at the home of Mrs. KeVie iVuml with a perfect att ndnnce illicit yond was accomplished. Tilt c.t: nnetine' will be at Mrs. Tilit \dams. The Pulpit . Aid C'luh will meet it the ?onie of Mrs. Manyk lom s Tuesday evening[ "at l5:,'5<l. The Willing Workers Under tin utpervision of Miss JerryleiK* Ho) ieii and Mrs., (ieoruia llowaijl . .visa 11. remind all of the younyet -' a' 1.-:i\ iit fill' SI-IIItillI Jo .iiu.ii.Tmi-?tl?_.?.Inh -Vltitjc flolden will he -lenviiHi for?Bettis At*art I'tiiy, The picnic given l?y the11HSS ii Labor Pay at Simpkins place ''a_s- pnie an" atfair for the- yoi.ii ger yet. Everyone had an enjoy i hie?I i mi'. ' lie church was glad to have as visitors Mrs. I.illie Williams .and .Mrs. Emmie .Morris of the SA. M. K. church of the city. . The Pastor's Aid eluh of Valley Fair church will meet at the hop. v of Mrs, Maggie Hamilton Tuesday evening. The Do What Vim Tail eLsb will meet at tin home of. Little t'levell Millers pr Tuesday evening." 'Miss Ida Weaver is spending her vacation in Asheville. holis* ?>uest of her aunt Mrs. Aueustu: Williams; also Mr. and Mrs. (ieo Wil iains.. She v*. it visit Mrs. Win TTood ol Kiehiiiond, \*H. Mrs. Hood will be l . memheied as Mrs. Ida Mae""1 Williams id' this place. Fall revival will begin Sunday nieht. 'H'ev. Turner of Augusta. tin., will vonduct the moe-tint;. Lev. Winn will bo away on tin d'.'th of Sept.. to the Silver Spriny Cnion. of which he is moderator .Don't forjret Lula (Jrant foi yoi.r Palmetto Leader. She yets a tiirill put of serving you and hoping foi a nuich larder eiritila tion of m\ paper. Smiles. Maybe you don't know, but.* I've onl\ 4-tn-rr workiny two weeks, and ear boast of having; over half of m\ yon I?rear lied. So -it iffp l.. i y. ui Pal met I o lanider. I ^ <1. im:tmi.i:iii:m ?h.vit. cm imu Itev. L. a. Davis. Pastor Popular sePY ieeS?'were held on Sin .dayr?^'he is s4iil?ima\ami Rev. Keit?. tht* assistant pas tio ami Rev. Taylor a>\- .carrying the" work on. The inominvT incfsapo was out* -not of the usual type. Rev". Keitl used as a theim "I Will Huihl .My Church." This saimon was \er.v picturesque and enjoye/.L-ln? *11. . L The eveuiiu; worship started at 7:5l)-p. m. At this time Rev Ta s ite brought to us the second soil slirriinjr message. His topic .,.?ro -.w .oi 'I'll.. r-;.i i ;... Four Square." Many members ami friends were present and commented on this message also v\. can. say, that these younii mini I slers did Ifive us a feast of ..yus I pel. _ The of ferinjfp Welv "about the aloe" On Sunday Septenibt r l"> Rev Taylor will deliver the niornint* j triessae.* and Rev. Keitt the eve hit* message. \*isit Bethlehem, the friendly church of the friendly i foil:. CAI.VAKY BAPTIST (HI 1M B Ridvtewav. S. ('. Rev. B. B. Felder. Pastor Our revival meeting closed the first Sunday. Fourteen was added to the church. The meetiny was very successful. I.ast Snrfday Rev. B. F. Sumtei served in the pastor's place. Th*e was to Macedonia church, Spur service was very good. The pastoi tanburp. Rev. Felder conducted a very successful meeting at Pleasant Hi!! Baptist church, I-exinpton, S ('. for the R-..-V H F Hnrde". On the fouth Sunday there will he baptism and a program will he rendered nt It-.tn o'elnelr t>.. ?t>. .. . - - ^'V Brown brothers. K \ cry body is cordially invited to come. ed during the past week. Don't forgot your Palmetto Tender. Mrs. J. E? Bland, one of the teachers at the Aiken graded school, who has been in Asheville for the summer has returned. 1 \ THE ?HOCK HIM, Continued from Pure 1 ? i ahool. u hei e she is - .-*> nior. ! **' I F Mr. 1 *rjtuv Riley is 'sick at his ionic on S. Trade street. )" Mr. \V. h>. Frazier was ii \ isi- ,n or in .Conway Sunday. Misses Ruby I.re and Willie (.'. Reid. Mr. Theodore Mivks. Mr t! yiaienee Toatlvy. Miss Gladys ,v Ifolihan and Mr. Hobby Siniuel Vl motored out of town Saturday to attend the Younir Peoplc,'s l .auuo Mr. and Mrs. J. \V. CiermnmMrs. 11. T. Miller and Mrs. E. L. s ReiM spent a few hours ii> York ? Thursday nite. Mr. Capt. Knijrhtner. Mrs. Mat ' tii' Plain, Miss Willie Chisolm, ' M_l R t'hisolnii?Mi;>:>?Elizabeth -i" Anderson, Rev. I. P. Pojrue and Miss Mattie Harrison attended I' the Yornu People's l.ea'.1 ue . Sat ^ urd.i v?at?Yix-h. - --S Miss Anna Myrtle I.iinlsa.v has P mluuted to ClH'MHT tn'Tl'UlllUe hei \\<>i k as a teacher at Fi'nley Hijrb ? Mr. T. Thomas of Anderson 'i - .1 U.. f Miss Mnttie Dunlup has re C i : i | !' "in i*iiiiu?W'aynesvilh--,N. <whew*' she 1las worked (Tils <111: mer. She plans to lo.'tye foi .I1 T. tCollege it) Winstati1 Salem * Monday, where she is a junior. * Miss Virginia Helton will k'iivi Thursday for Teachers t'ollejye v in Winston Saletn. ? i n Miss Gwendolyn Chisolm, Home Demonstration Airent of Fairfield I' Cot nt.v was a visitor in the city. S 'l ive fall term ;it Friendship Jr " Colletre will heir in Wediiesduy e 11. .Miss L. .1. De\'ese will s lie the only new iiK'tnber of. the k faculty*. .T. D. 'liticker. who was a any la-t year will return; I*. P Worthy will be away studying at S i he L'niversity of low a. tl The Carroll- seliuijl -closed ils I si-1111 nn-t i.'<-.iqii?Lu*4?week.-J t rs~ is expected that thoy will resume C liter winter session soon, ( .Mis. Anna Harnett's sister and s hei family from Ohio are visiting ? iKOe. ~ ' ( Miss Helen Helton left Monda\ j lor Hickory. N.C., to resume her i... i ......i l : -a. i ii 'i ?rt-r?tt?re.u iiit iii lilt' s Mil linry lii.'li school. Miss Vivian A.wrs of Chestei I v;t- a recent \ is iter" in the city. \ J'r. Thomas ot" Oalmden sfctent a . few hours in the city last Sundae ai'tei: retuuuny from" Meharrj M-edieal Coljeyv. | Mr. .1 .lnia-< of Chosli"- ??-H?J. the my .Saturday for a few hour.- f Miss iCutli-( hisolm' was a re- ( emit 'visitor in Wihnsbom. t t Miss Mreneza Bradley of Columbia is liviny with .Mrs. H.-stei { Anderson "on W'liitner street. Shu t js a teacher at Kmmetl Scott. ' J t fSPlf M If. ? " IM'H Ih? m.|. I Kl> ON 7VI II KIIM'II DAt ' Mr. M. It. Williams was honor ed on his seventy-fifth hiftliday, I'm sday. September .'lid. with a lovely surprise patty [riven by his dam. liter. Mis, Kmily Chirk, and s";s, I)11 M_, Wjlliamx,- of Canton, Ohio, and 'Messrs. .lames and Mansoh Williams. of Detroit . On ret rniny from work. Mr , W illiams wasj.y reeted with an enthusiastic "Happy Birthday" by the many friends who had assent-" , hied at the home of his daughter. at l.'tlti I.yon slieet, to participate in this interesting event. A very enjoyable program was tj rendered. The tru.-sts were then served iced tea- and sandwiches r Mowed by ice eream and cake mints and salted peanUts. Mr. -Williams received^? mutter oils lovely and useful u'it'ts. Ev ( ryene ?. x|>icssi-d themselves ut? hiiNlnu;" spent- an enjoyable. wrn ~ iris'. Aninnn those . pivsent were Misses Margaret Washington, Pi-is- : cilia Kershaw, Florine Williams. Cieneva Griflin, Thelma Koon, Eth td l'otee. Mary Lee Graham, Mr. and -Mrs. Jacob Wjlliams. Mr. and Mrs. John Owvns. Mr. and Ml'S Ellison Lever, *.Kev. and Mrs. J. B. Elliott, Mrs. Majrnoiia Porterfield. Mrs. Addison. Mrs. Mamie Cunninvham. Mis'. A1 vesta Gray, Mrs. Vermeil Wilder, Mrs. Addio Austin. Mrs. Marie Wanner, Mrs J'lvston Patterson, M-rs. Lucille Bowman. Mr. Calvin Counts, Mr and Mrs. Mantle Bin Counts. Mr I^ester Moody, Mrs. .Mamie Coop - ei1. Mr.?I.o.:is fount-"J Mrs. Mamie Groves, Mrs. Kmily Johnson, Mrs Lorene Koon, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs Perry Murles, Mrs; Mary > Hftzzard, Mr. Wendell Hilh-r,' Mrs Druscilla Addison, Mrs. F. Fount! Mrs. Mamie. Dennis. Mrs. Guin yard-, Mrs. Celeste Douglass, .Mrs ; I. William:* Mis. Ward. Mrs Hamilton,- Mrs. Hemne, Mrs: Cald well, Mr. L. B. Gray, Mrs. Alic< . Brown, Mrs. Lamar, Mr. and Mrs | flyman Williams> Mrs. -Maggit i Dennis and Mr. IteiU. : , PALMEtTO LEADER MARION NEWS The Rev! J. M. Jackson conduct" I services moaning and evening, aur persons responded to the in^ tation extended Sunday mornig. At the Sunday school Rev. nek son commented at length on le splendid report which was lade at the Sunday school con=. ention by the delegates, Misses osa Brown and Henrietta Brown. Mrs. Henrietta Addison of eoruetowiuworshipped at St. John undny morning also Mrs. Mamie malls of Sumter. The Rev. John Johnson Jr. ol i* 11 ton, N. J. delivered an inspirig sermon while on a visit to his ornier home?town. Previous to her marriage a ncn shower was given for Miss Millie Hubert Geralo. The frieiy\s a the red at the home ot Mrs. Hft " in. The then "bride to be" found 1 TT treasure by detaching yards 1' thread which ended in an assort nent of well chosen gifts. Rereshments w e r e -served. Mrs ilysern Davis and Miss Helen login. were hostesses! The Pivdeo summer school hus list closed a successful session, 'ounties were represented by the tudent teachers. The members, of the faculty :ere: Mr, Milbin Johnakin Buck er. science, > history; progressive duration ilirector, Mr. Lloyd, Mrs teatri e- Whitenor. Mrs. Maudest quires education .1 to 4 Miss Fan lie B. Cassellf progressive eduation, 1st (trade; Miss Thomaina Kiryen, ivalth; Mrs. Alice V lagin,. en'itlish and geography. Amiini! the vi?jto'-? o-nwi.ilessrs. J. B. Felton ami W. A ichiflley, our State Superintend ents; Mr. C. A. Johnson, superineudent of t^bluhTDia city schools; rrineipals: Messrs. Robert Rhue, 'hestnuf, Richardson, Jeffemon, lordon and Amaker and Profesor" Mr Bee. Jeanes teachers were drs. X. B, Levister, Mrs, Ida ?i een. Mrs. Corinne White and diss Helen Hagins. A splendid health m^vie by the late health department, helped to muiso cacti teacher to the need of sealtii consciousness. This picture vill be available by appointmenl if dates by the department. A charming speaker in the per son of Miss Anna McMaster, irought us information and eiisiluy.-d many articles of rare value rom Hawaii where she has taught Vvt*?hi?years: MTss McMaster / is he sister of our cotlnty nurse. The Rev. A, R. Howard brought o us the idea of instilling "Temp. ranee" in the young minds of to lay. Recently ' t"<"1 -chool, Miss Elizabeth Rogers Temple University. I'rofesFoFTunl Mrs. Henry Illaci ,? .-.-i 1 - * - - .. i ujvuiih' M'noyis Visuecl Kt'V iikI Mrs. J. M. Jackson. - ? IN MLMORICM In nK'inoiy of our clear Futhei md Husband, Rev. S. W. Wolfe, ,vho <lfpartod this life Septembei IX, l'd.'iit in St. George, S. C. Although you have gone, w? -Hii 11 ewr remember In our hearts your memory re mains, Your loving manners so gentle and tender. We some day shall meet yoi again. Children and Wife. LUCKY MIR 1) SOCIAL, CLUB The I.ueky Bird. Social club mei at the home of Mrs. Gertrude West, . (>15 Sumter streetx! Th< lu-i-iiiiK was taned to oraer a S:-15 by President, Mr. Sf.m Wil lianis with a sonur led by Mrs. Ha it* Colemon followed i?y seriptun lesson read by Mr. Williams; praj r by Mr. Boyd. Song by Mrs Hattie Johnson. This brought oui devotional service to a close. Th< mill.ilea were omitted the secre ary being absent. The commit ec made its report of all unfin ished business then new busines: was discussed briefly. For th< new year of 1(J41 all new mem hers are charged 50c fee. Mrs Mamie Bowers is giving ; r.,.u < .... o. * i _:~u* o ? * : I 11 i i\ ot iiiMliiy 111 u lit, OV^lrCIM he r 14 at her residence 1012 Col lege street. Tlie roll was called Our next meeting will be at th? home of Mr. John Bishop 102ft 1-1 College, -street. We were serve< a delicious rophst. , ? i ? CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Ruth Brown wishes to ex tend sincere thanks and apprecia tion to her many friends for theii acts of kindness and expression;of sympathy during the receftl illness ftruk alettr Ttf her husband the late Walter E. Brown. ^nivvrihe For?4. ArThe Palrr 'f " deader ~V . ; LET'S HAVE POLITICAL FEDERATION ftir Republican Party in South Carolina must organize from toj< t? bottom, j nd from precinct thru county and state, if it expects to maintain its voting strength and standing with the National committee a.id National convention in 1U44. The old trick of sending up four delegates at large from the state and one from each Congressional district to trade with candidates for?the?-nomim lion was killed and buried in the Deli-warc river in the Philadelphia convention. A .district to be elcgible to send a delegate to tlw National convoui-in must show i voie of at least 1.000 in the .et'< rnl election Til the Republican Party in South Carolina arc two groups: lie he; (led by Joseph \Y. Tolbert of Ninety-(Six, and a second group headed hv J. i.i . f n merton. The party the people want t.ho Smith pulilicun Party. ? This party waj eatid in the last National eonven lion. Theiv are worthy c tizef s in h<AtV> tPrnnnu Th#? cornifhlo thino .<> do is to ha vi' a. feffert tion ol -these two if roups, plan lor?the fu"ure ami BuJ!d a party from .the ground up and invite loading citi zens in everyr county to come Sn .regardless oil race. You calinnt have a great party by holding lit;'e carcases and secret meetings now and then in the Jefferson Hotel in Columbia. We want* m, tv of the people, by the people, and for the people. We believe that Col. Gernhl wide-awake to the political sit 'mn :m<' v. ill couple with the forces needed to make, a gVeat party in the Palmetto state. Any way let us have a political federation. __ 1 _ 1. Al. A. MYKitS. S. S. INSTHTTK Continued from Page 1 Miss Chrlstin Hiiur.tmi n.tiU'iiii ; Misses Margaret Dudley, Janie Lee Robinson and Mr. .lames Shears were elected ushers; Mrs. S. U. Hughes was elected reportei to the Religious Press and Miss N. W. DeLesline, reporter to the Secular Pi-ess. Mr. J. Frederick Sim mnnK, di&lrnU?superintendent: appointed the committees on contingent, registration and rcsolu-1 tions, Rev. J. E. Beard, presiding elder of the district, gave the annual greetings. He told the delegates to feel free to ask any questions thut might help them with their problems. -?The morning thought was given" by Rev. R. E. Brogdon, his subject - -was "The Word oT Cod." The 110th PsalniH was used ap a basis for hi* talk. The main points given wertV (1) The word of God is the most powerful instrument in the world. (2) The best place for the _ word of G"d ir in the In'lll'l Tb' The greatest purpose of the word of God is, that I might not sin against Thee. {4) Every individual should study God's Word carefully and prayerfully and (5) every individual should apply it in his daily life." Some of the subjects discussed at this session follows: "What are some of the best methods of attracting the young; people to the Sunday school?" led by Asst Sulpt. Gadsden of Macedonia church; "The rural Sunday school and its relation to the community" led by Rev, S. Parker; "Building the ladder of life" as related to the boy and girl,,, "The Sunday school and the family," "The worth uj the Sunday school in the com munity," a general discussion on "Should a plat-5 in the program of the Sunday school be given fo? teaching the history of the A. M K. church?" was led by supt. S. L, Jones of Ernanuej. After registration of delegates and the collection j of contingent fees the morning I session adjourned. . < A large crowd gathered for the 1 aftrnoon session which opened with a song service. President S. H. Higgins of Allen University 1 gave an inspiring and informative ? address on the history of the A M. E. church in* Charleston, mentioning such leaders as Morris Brown, Daniel Payne and Richard 2 Cain. He also gave the history of Allen University and highlights in the life of Richard Allen, the founder of the A. M. E. church . after whom A. U. was named Miss C. Brogdon led in singing L Allen's uong. Presiding elder BeaiTl ^ and Rev. Brogdon told of the fa vorable impression Allen's graduates had made over the United States and gave some of the problems and needs of that institution. Mr. Jas. Shears led the dis eussion on "What has the Sunday i school done for the youth?" Some ' essentials in buihttTYg up a TTvo Sunday school." Tfyjre was a lively discussion, pro and con on the subject, "Should a superintendent j who is negligent relative to his du ' ' ty be retained?" Mrs. J. B. Elli \mW> E the & t a Pi ev CHD?J-* lea so iell m.' iC ih\ grand mother is going to get the job that she is expecting?" An< Shu?all re?i*r?V?n -ea+dt keep anyone as k.en and hullstrious as your grandmother down very long. It wont be but a short time until she is .uu -4u r feet a aiii and doing ..well, Yohn ; mas give her nil i.h-i -h*4p-that you t-:rr for she. deserves it. XT!!! ?'Should I leave my bus hand or rive him fin.eh. i- . h in. I love him but I can't stand this Will 111" gut' .t JiilV!tth| . oTo v.dil or- will he remain no account m he has been the nine months \v< have been married.?' Ans: I seem to think that il you left him, or made In in?lean i i t.: 1? T..I uuti II Avuuiti ii" mill i *. ? liiin that you low* hint ami whet hi* yets a job and wants to <!<> tin riyht thitiy . . you Avill bo wait iny for him. By takiny a stop o this kind, it miyht htako a mat of _huu_ ami ho is yettine npvvhori fast at tho prosont _time, ;?.FO.J--\Va.<' this boy's mothoi son yaw "S^nv* teuciiinu methodfor Intermediates," .Miss C. Broy don sany a s'oln. A playlet on titled-' "Children's Day", was pro son tod by a number of children o St. Stephen's Sunday school, <li reeled 1 y Mrs. Hannah Hlakc Tho children made a croditabh showing?"^SitTTtrhrl?n lTHTle STTTiT .du nl br set iTTi Til Tub Suiala \ School for Teachers 7" was led h\ Mr. Jerry Blake. Mr. .1 Fveder ick SimmonK" addressed' the Insti tute on "Fundamental" JBj-ini-i|jJo: in Sunday School Work". II, stressed tho following points: t'> The Cone 4'ul,| ! j to. (li) Or frani-mition; ( :!) Progress'venes <. (4) Service; (a) l.eadershin. ? a'.ani chi: i. lilb.j. ;? . :t" for tile e V 11 i! I I Ws.d.e which ohened e :>a .. s>, .... ?! ; lice. Miss V the -ynrk 'iii. A.' K. 7,V K?*\. Iv.'MJ'ci rtnii! u t i| ; p. ?<< ?!? III' liev. (i>> siiirL.'-stions #(?:> [ .... -p: ? pi fit n?| -J Mv , |,, "'I'-VMow \ b-.'i; Vo j" w\> , | received and' ail eivore ?;-iveh \ > ?th*1?"ftVi iiiKr?t;,k. rr resolutions wore lend. Tho ,? - tuto adjourn' ?!. ^uperint: IniiW t> clifis and del.-vat n-'o nra t: ? t!:o ! .. . . ... ?' and tIn- siijrjffsiioi.is , ' siHo. : W ! - ' ~ ' , . < Aid) ?>i; iii wks . ' i "V 'ends who weir * : 1 ' >1 I.. ; : I'. . . u.w:... V:.t!! of it v I she: !, .Mr. ' \\(?>> s. have... ,iiv >'i -?thank for : !! ? ?>ni-t? ^ ox'm.dc 1 t?? "? - t ,\i?nirrirr"> i. j: 7 vv <)<v > s ('hi >;? r. S. <\ ? ? a ? 'N't ' IvN VHON M. ^AVF.I. I HEARTS <?F III! VTH M I' 'I " f:t "s shield love, vill take their first h-SMin , faiv"! whim tin* Bronzi men swine; open tin* irate- of ti . iriu'M on ilii- itight of Se| ten 1 ( | ^Ttll to he cn?e-'1 'livol !. t!ie mode ?.f tiii world's tai.io' !\"i i;r\ ation a i, s \v k k r HEARTS OF RHYTHM, tr ly n < ! i 'it's "real' <t il l or-div t.ra. This orclvs! r; v? presents fo: nations. Ini'hfiM, A|i xiean, f'hii'a tn?l N'. '.'in. M i' inv played all i , 'or dsillcc. lot lis- -ami?FttH TVi ofTTs ~ i he tvest :md ncuii.p thiw?-St*t m tioM- t on>es to ('olmidiisf to p.o\ to the public that the ladies e;i still put the men on the bat hi ' " even in ivoic, D. ring tl et rly spring The Intel nation Sweethearts of Rhythm played j ?Chuivh' Hill Downs famous ra track for their celebration an ho"*! the lamest crowd* ever i attend ' Was hejil over to play martv fo. the Yanderbilts. Uimviaiien after -levin*.; d'or Ah past ei.j ht ironths have been ah! to secure this attrt ction and lei sure that FRe~ puTsTic-will pack "H auditorium to hear atid (lance t lhe music of these beautiful girl It is worth much more to hen this hand arnno sec them in a ') t the Kronzeiven have ti> ed the price in order that all ma attend. Popular prices i 11 he ?Advan fine; at door, Xlc. Advi lice ti k< t will go on sale September 1 tith a Thomas 1 ti.iijr .-tore and the Give leaf Cafe, int your tickets earl to avoid the rush \Y. H. FOUl). liepor'.e; SUKS( UIHR FOIl:? . _1 T 44 F l> \ I M V T T O F. E. A F) E R South Carol;na's F,eadini? Weekly Saturday, September It. 1910. fc 50 ^ ? fpw TB ti'Hinv: the ti-.ith alio: t w hat h?-i . i son said alm;t?uiairyir.y me5 Ans: The mother was fiuth'ul --Htt?thrrt?doesn't ?*i>r!l a thinir .* ^ The boy himself eortahily hasp'1, i proposed maniave to you. Don't s iret tue .bin head . . the molla-i would like yui for a <! :?t?;rlit but it will be sunt' t itne _l!Vfoi r I.MK I a:n ' :] Im..-iny sonic property and wonder i! - -J?" ill I I .? U i L1 SS rl! 1 !Hld tinj the iliinv I'ui.j' i- i-. ?!.. ' An.-: , \ en. v v"<?'i .iiidjritieiit is 8 shl.WP MJV \4V'| | ;i! 1 . . I Mill stiff "jtlint Voir .won't' l;;?v. . any ditHei Ity at a!l buyit'ir the property. ~ i 1 ?.1 Li?Ll?; d I i 1' !" -! .1 11 n_ I 11 ? ? ijTiia!'*' a ckati.e o|V j t!ii*. . tnm'lp Inis I', Ails:, I'on i iln .Slick* riy.'ht to your win !, for yon la-ve adva'atr f od < onsiilei nlily in the la>t> (ivj , yi'anv.y'lTi'o MroiiWe t!ia! a-osi. t. doi sn (-iril'ccl ymi?nnrT?r**''M i~~tl dill illTl'l't your ! OS;:,' N oll should In* lovaL tot ho wlioli' li i-iii j; nd ? i Mot to just one man. OUT NOW! | Negro# * ' digest New ? Popular ? Bxcitinf __ . 96 pigca all about Mack lolk? their protnl. pa?t. Intura?la "On, city article*, gripping . torle* by leading writer*. Buy It now at your aiwutand * Iroai the publiihera, 25 cental or get aubaerlptioa and It win be delivered to yonr bona aaab aaootb. i Native Son (utually J2.S01 gone with aubicriptiona i 4-iitua eub> acriplion with book, S2.50| 12 isiut min COOK, ?>mui win H book, 56.SO. Or without book, 4- , I Uiut, SI I 12-IUM, 55.00 I ** ;? ?'IlUt |l> 1 West 125th St., N.Y.C |j r i ' ... . v, "ROOM TOWN" v\ i Ih I:,\I;K > AHI.I:? ? ( I.Al DKTTK (OI.BKKT xpkm ; if *r;{ \<t.y 1IKI>\ I.AM A If If . ! ? \A in;. ,?Ni. IN w I:I:K ' r ? tv !:i.< #>Mi-: si t i>&\ is -> ;? . , T -^fs" ~T~W: '-nvr"^in "TORRID ZONIi" u'th \NN SI IKK II) AN fit i~ THCArrft p:;orjp _ ;oo J 1 "Jjj -uj. :ag/ STARTS MOMMY! , M?rul:i? Niyht ? \'!nii-^ion 10?* 1 K i n (1 er n a n d ? Primary School To ()pen Alouday KtrRtTTjTarTTMi aiiil Primary school will <>!" ? ri at it o'clock Moii,j. day inoiininif, Septcml.vr- lt>tli at 1 ' 1 ? Greet; street. ^.T. ; -her Mrs. V' Marthjr ^loKi*sukry??? hen Jit Need (If Schoo^ Dresses ?See? j Miss Lanie Kennerly 120.'{ PINE STREET K'i Sp>nci:ili/.iiv i n :rrtpl\iner D{vWork Xcat, I ly T)njie. t) |'Telephone ?>2'il j |> -ni'p PROS. siibr kppvir shop ?? 2'!7'i (i?T\;ii> -i. Coliiniltia. S. 0. P;itv< llensnnal.lo I'ni.sihli- Hi''?SoMn;r?rr?**!" rial! v ^ j \\*??rk CnJ^'d Enr ami Delivered P. :-Grocery and Lii;;ch:ftal I lit- l?osl At Reasonable Prby* OCR l OOl) IS ( I KAN AND WHOLESOME S2f> Washington Street P. J. H rrin. Prop.