Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I'age Foul? <8VI T. ARNOLD HILL, ASSISTANT I S' k." DIHKC TOR NY A < p . . i % Appointment ?>t" T. Arnold Hill ?.>f New York City, as assistant director of tin* T>i\ision of Nor re 1 Affairs of the National Youth* Ad- '' .ministration, was aniiounet-d to.hvv by NYA Administrator Aubiei Williams Mr. Hill's ?1 ."tit-s will hi to assist Mrs. Mary Mr Loo.I Do ;| thune, head of the Division, in co ordinating and developing the em ploy men t of Negro youth on X Y A , projects. Mr, Hill has been :wi official (' of th-y National Urban League foi ' the last 2a years, serving as western field orjiaftizer. director of in"4 . ?1 (histrial relations, and also as ex egutive secretary of the Uhicagi.i* T'rhan League. Tti This capacity- he-pntade extensive studies in tit,': -? ?. fiohin of labor and?utv.? trim ions | h He left tlu- Urban League last . May. ' j :i T 111 I'( M.'i.'P.t?he a a j .^olf ?. * | 11 for the Work's?Projects?Admini I * ft trot-ion? Alt. llill is a native of Uu-h ! niorul.-Vrtyeein. ami was-iri aUunteU ? .from Virginia Union University at' 5 liiehmun.l with an A'. B. Uvtfree in| \ ISM 1. Helms stiuHeU.il, New Yexki., - i University V.. >.'.i aUuate school. Hei j; is married aoU ha*! two children. .1 j "Mr. llill has hail ai, illustrious j careei in tin*. field of racial iv- j , lations and _ labor." Mr. Williams | t saiU. "f expect l,is services * to hoi ot yieat value to the. National i | 'i oiijh Administration in our jot'! ( ol' Vxtepdiilj? eeouoiuie assistance i ami work experience to the youiieih people of. his lace." " 1 a A. series .of Sunday ?morniiur ra I clio programswill be. prVscnteU h start iti'.r Se.ptenihet 2t? liy National jf Vrrnrtl?TUT m i uis t ra tun symphonic and concert o?chestras from ear j ions cities in 11 < country, ovei the i:ep.v.*rk< of the Columbiav Broai.lcas.ftny System." NY A - Ail- 1 n r.nnistiater A rucy William? an-' nounceil t M r*. F nnk*lI: i> . -p,?,t..e.:ri ^ May. r in H. I.uGuardia of,' NVv.' \ City. arllj ,JilliK;s ( J>,; ( = : Mu.ician^ h a-v , f -? ' : AJ.. a':v.s !.?? ? hall' an*] will .-*5art at J?a-?r 1.-. .. ,,,,? ... -? v Marfitard . . ... 'i -or. a'; t-a?!y _ . 1 ^ ,\".'*<,.ras i av. (; ; ' *.r.i' li:>t {)j>>. i"/: i a:h will h? ' > " ' ) k X\ A >vin- ' - v,- i;,. tTiC,% * 1 * : i 1 p?r ' Cf,icav>i 7 f\'- ' ,r'; Otla-r XVA oi n < f. - -1 . ; :.... . 11 'I -! "IILM.I V * ' 1 t ' 1 -.'it I ' i I - 1 ( ( ? \ ] I A '*.< "A lil f?a III it ^Trnf.,r^t* - h'.'rrci,;-,, , \i, 1 tt?. X,.,. llam^hi^/xvw V _> KJa<tfcr 7 . I'lttslniru-l:. l'?\'l anijr. T .Mi-. .\! :t lira i < ' Valiant. it 7?.eharw i?T Ti:u>k- wi-Tk for the Wu.-! h.atun : :ii i l-lKit st'v- h era I \\A Ven co choral jrr<ui)omay l>- I !'?<uyr111 int<> I In- series lyiyhtocn choruses of various kind* j, ha v.- 1 m .s i organized in leu states, |, .-"o "l'ar. in addition to tuvlve NYA ( bands. AIi" Williams ' vharactciiy.ed the ' |jio'jiaam as a logical develop- '' n * -men: of t In- i eeetiL- X Y A- audit ion- ^ TiTJ-' mitest which ii ii In the .for j, matioh of tin StokiAvski All .Ana;' "icon Yoiith-Sym phony Orchestj a 'J These audittons di>elosed to ml1 that timrn uVie iliousantls oTTT yoijiiu- people v. itii <rreat ah'ditv ^ ii ami fisii.for music. who etiuht I to have a chance to leain add t- i: ! i' heard. Now. we are jfoinij to c 452?if f?MANIG/ I FUNERAL | ?-??714 Main {: ModernJy Equipped^ $T~Z Trained To ! **, Mrs. William Mah u ? Telephones 8519 and 7242 T. STEPHEN* A. M. E. CHl'RCll -Rr.vr D7 (Jamble, Pastor fJeorpetown - - vSunday was a beni.iiful day foi | hunh attendants. At 11:00 the aster preached a wry inspiring I'l'mm?from?. Malachi TTTL A~ iriiv crowd w as present. Sunday school opened at the us al ho c found Snt>t. and teacher; t their posts of duty. Th- lessor as very interesting. Miss Lena Heyuard was elcctei delegate front t?iir gchpol to th.-| istrict Sunday school convention t~ Str doh,, AT M FT. church, i hiwley's Island. Even in.sr worship bejran at 7 j lev. Abraham Chandler, a younj; readier delivered a vorv upliftitv ermpi! to a larec crowd. Wo are navinjr an oid fashidt. 'la;.' al?Si?Stephen church Mmi ay niv.ht. September 2.'Ud. W'c art iskin>f all to come out and help for the I?emd'it of the i ally. Come to church, .uo to chinch 1 ill doors stand open? r?j - W 1 \ N SI {() R () M: U s _| ' H v. and Mrs. C. \\\ Tally, Rev J Inter Kind Mr. A. Russell weir uosbyteiy which- was held ii ' toek Mill last Week. Miss -Sarah Meatty left Satur lay for Aiken where she will each this winter. " Principal W'itlfeispoon of th?! ... : I nraoise school i>I lil'i'ltl falls. S was in Kin- town last week. Mi.- Paul I;. Ross . arrived heK' i?**t Sunday wh'.-i'f he will spend short while. Miss Z. S. Bennett passed thit; - I two from kmy'stivo and. s'i n t a w da.v> 1 a -1 <at ;a 1; i v?tin 'inie'ii litnday. Mis. Sarah S-pani. little dauyht r ilulia and son William are here iskinjr thcTT mother and iri and torheff Mrs. M&ude I^ratt.'^ . Atn??n>r those who haw itoiii o i oil. ye are: Mis>es Klise Peay Jact-ha Ciinninyham and MaVya et Roseboror.^h and Mr. Bennit liss Ma tale M< hley. Friendship olleye. S'l^ JOHN B tl'TIST ( 111 urn Rev. . N. 1. Lkndn?Pa-tor > .;:i<:ay. school' opened at its as al .hour with hll teachers prosi.t a'-'t at tiic*:i" iio-'.. The. lessor beautifully reviewed liy Mr harlts P. ?Oavis. S day afternoon' the ci..:iv": hserved its .'I'ird ;iM.i'.i!-ary. Th* a.-.lor v. a.* i:a stei ' .,f . ei eni< >li ids [v.: i? (ioi! Our Help in Aye '-it Pia.ei. 1 le.u on A ,stfn Si. ?. tin* oldi s t dvaci >|| ill t ise i.r.l CI '. 11 . '.OIA 'of < '..11. ell I.'. Ii hli/.a ' ji !i i Solo. Mi-- A i?w-h-?liat-ley. A in: iv'i-r-ai > t-ia.i'iL, li. v. tli. Rrown, j>;?-11 a uouml i iTapri-1 i'-1 'Loli- IiTTtrhiM " TTTTnv I ' SnriTfleT^T-.l' in n Sam;.el took .-.torn-. ; ml iirt wit!. Mizpeh an.i Sin ii. aiel rrHort The TaiiTe" !' it Kiieiiozer iiyintr Hit I.t i t,iiaii the l.i'.M elpeil II-. Visitor.-: 1??-.t? 11 William.'. Iko i"?l<l>?>n ami llf). Met r/.e l-r?'m tin Mivi* Urutioh Rapti-t ill. nh lales-bui K, S. I>eai on William.* i'oiDfhl }t i ivtiiiw > litMii.li- livanl 'uiK rt ii>:i s liis.i;I. Members ail thi' .-ii k !i.-i : I > a or. ( al\in Davi npi i' who i< a1 n-eiit in tin- W; vi i ly-(i"...l Sa uiritaii hospital ami sL-_iyj._-Max aivt Turner in the ( ohiiiibia ho it;.I. * m able to present th.'ii 'ability to iio public, through tin- coopefa irm?-uji, the Columbia RroaMcast iK System. Mis, Roosevelt. Mayoi .adiumlia. ami Mr, Petrillo. This - an important step in our niusi al history." TOUT'S 1 .. HOME I J I -JStreet ~ T 4^mfessTnrTatly f Serve You $ igault, Manager X Columbia, S. C. $ "13 V th JOHNSTON NEWS. We enjoyed- r. very mtercotins; I Sunday srh?>ol on Sunday at Rc | thoi M. K. ehureh. The lessrrr' was reviewed 1 >\" deacon* A. H. liar j* i ison. > On Snmlay nieht He v. v. M . Davis preaehed a wnndei ftil. so ivrn. .Jest ln-('or?r* Hi elose of the sM vi'.o t ho envelopes wcro turtle.' in. The pastor. Dev. W. K. Wilson j vyas \ery plea'sdd with tin- amount thi- envelopes hail in them. .Miss 1 lijt tit* .MiIrs. Hist. IVcs : Fiai :ii rill O wish t,'-OiwWh tai-h ; im s il who helped her to rasso her asses-p.etit for the contention in Washing ton. I >. C. tliis week. M is- ''' :: h Mil., s ami her Sun'av -epool . lass \ isiteil the sick on Sunday. Friends don't let us I'o'i-et the sick N\ < had /t very p'ood prayer an tiny hit IVethel ph Thursday niiiht.- The meeting was conducted hy lice. M. ?>!. Davis, wo are ask _ in;r?in ore of the?mctnlvrs?to at~^ tend every Thui sdav nieht. Mis. ||. N. Smith visited relart~^*r liid"!-?spi 111us r no-Sunday after noon. Mi**?IvUf.'J -lv. Hurley?will-.leavi Saturday. fin- Hetmet-Hvi-He-r-'S; <' |wheie she will tI'll amain this term. _ fc | .Mis Kla/.iu 11:) in |?(?ni.' .sister ol .Mis S. I . Pope lias leturned It p-liojH*.-?in?Pet-r^u-tr?Mirlrhrair after ' three v eeks v isit with her. Mr. John . Springs aim datiyhtel I'll."I of A llendaje motored here thrimr his. nieee. Dorothy Dean. wlui lias been sptihliiiu a while then* | ami to visit his sick mother.- Mrs Klizaheth Daniels who has.-heen ilk-^ol' ^2 Weeks. ] I'lol > -t). Melnlosh .if -V 11. i . M ! an' !: -. ~ M. I :la<--?-:wram. ' of 1 , I . s. ' . in 1 :.v; I on. Thursday. Mrs. Kiel am Dow ma; i. M r .(Ihidys -Don I ware of Ileitis AVi ?! ? my. Miss II. tit .lowers of Dates hill.'. S. (.. Miss Hattie Miles ol jth.is eity Were musts of Miss Kthe! PE. Dm h y oi: S: inlay after noon Mi. Minnianyh Amos motored -t-o?Dates!i it1.. S. <"T~oii Sunday P-~ M. /Mis. I.eola Kiilsoii and soil. Dell li.ne |-en.r^rr7t~Ti'. Amy 1 oi k afte) " visiting Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Bush. Tiie Dopes have our sympathy n i-i" rn I heir fat Iter aim blether. Mr. Willie NEW BETHEL NEWS Rev. A^JU? IRinci^Hv Pastor (M.u S. ndu\ M'hon] \vas fine. A fief; the Was carefully (lis jcussed li e pastor hrouyht to us a yrcat -iin ssaire which we enjoyed | Rev. iMincan |-?-1? ?rtt-?I a urund trip to the 11 a t lotial. con Vent ion whicli conVeiieil in Milun~7iani, lie wa. .also tUy-diniwr vtit'-t of Mr. niid Mi s. "T'i ofessi >f~ AjcNauder Sunday Mi-s "(h neva I >i ? ieIds vi-ile MU* No a Parks /-Sunday. Mr. and Mis. Mai inn "Nm i is. a!: so- in- sisters. Mrs. Marr-ic l.c, and Mrs'. Jessie 'Uell l.ouranee a.-ie ;h? dinner iruosts of Mr. am ' Mrs. John Ilohhy. Thursday. The\ i also \ isilcd Mrs. EITk* J. I'arks oil l'i i'unconihe ave. of whi.h lliej I enjoyed veiy niiich. Mr. and Mis p Min ion Norris and sisters left ( Saturday for Washington. I). (' .1 _a i Uu:?v i+.io y^H jir ? *??|?l ea>-n.rrt ? v hrifp with parents and relatives henReV.K. I?. l.insey left Saturday I for Durham. (A. after holditiy a. iucccssiul?4W- ival at Trinity A""! M. K. Zion clnii i ll. Don't fail t?? r.inl the lhilnictti.' Reader. KKFIK -J. PARKS. Reporlei SI .1A M KS A. M. K. ( lllltCH Rev. I.emv Jackson, Pastor " Sunday school opened at Pi A. M.,Rapt. Mrs. Kstellc Johnson in chrtrj.ro ami co-wuikoj's present After the class study of the lesson the school was beautifully review ed by Rev. R. P., Golden. Jtiniot class nunil or 1 is holding: the ban nor. Mrs. I.ola Chock is the teach or. Sunday morning after prelim inaries the pastor, preached a soul stirrinc sermon* from SC-Mat. 28: 20, theme. "The Great Promises.' | Sunday night we listened to another \v??odfrft(t?sermon?W?Rev. N. A? Rice, one of old pastors who served us J successful years \\\> are busy working forward for conference. The clubs are put ting on various entertainments Monday nivht the Slab Town Con verition was quite a success. Mrs Frances (lore was the sponsor. ?We are blail to have Misses Gertrude Roncy, Fannie Phelps and J Mr, Mellon I.ewis back aftei ' spending ft pleasant vacation at Flat Rock and Hendorsonvillp, N. C. Several visitors were present ... I Come again, visitors are always - weteowre; / IE I'ALMWTO LEADER STUDYING-FOH A. M. DEtlREE The Rev. !). I). Fehlei. A. P?., B 1). of Sumter, !s. C. left the city oil Thursday September 12 foi ^Yashincton. 1). f. where he wil' resume his school?ea I'eer?fw?atA. M. decree at Howard', Univr *ity. Rev. Folder is an alumnus o" Allen University a n d Gammoa Theolouicaf" Seminary respectively Before leaving the oily on last Thursday Rev.- Felder was very much pleased to have had as h?s honored guest the Rev. S. AHen Brown the popular pastor of Beaufort. S. C. TW -Rev. Brown is an old class mate of Rev. Feldei when they matriculated at Aller Vniversity durine their memorable and grand old college days. While in the city they called tsee their numerous friends and SCTtool, mates, viz: pi-of. F. Palm trr".ATiraham, Prof. Andrew F Jenkins, the Revs. .1. -t\V. Judge c-<H?a f ehurch trnd ttfe" RevT AT_Betl den. pastor of "Union Station A M. E. church. Each was hiirhK elated over the renewed fellowvhI|i .shared one with theother. The Re v.. Brown returned to Beaufort-* late Wednesday evening in his 'smart' Ford Y-8. Anothei school mate, Rev. L. C. Butler and wife of 1.aureus, S. ('. were seen in {lu? eit.v tile first of the week as*'they were .on, their way to^ liennvririgway, S. 0. where Rev Butler was scheduled to cpndiu t a revival for his-father.the Rev E. B. Butler. Both Rev. Butler and his madam were looking' the ver\ picture of heaRh. They were tin guests of his brothei and wife. Mr and Mrs. Charles Butler. hp Kill RIIX.'K SPUINC NEWS S. S. opened at the usual hour. After reports of classes the supt rnnl.asized the age rally and gave diace -4o? pt y?same if. desired. Mr. and Mrs. "liorenzo Brooks are here from Ne.w York visiting th'-ir children, her mother andsis ... ? .. I\ r* .. . i. .hi. i u'linis is I'm iks', tile lathei ( !' Lorenzo came with them to iv main TfTfough the winter.Miss Iola Davis left Monday foi Shaw University. MTss r.uo -llelen Walters and Thomas-ena Hammond left f o t Benedjct College during the week end. Misses Mary Hazzard Don T Williams and Mr. Junious ~ Williams left last?Monday t<> attend school at Bet Ms Academy. ?An ueeidtn't?fell to Mr. Junioio Williams and some of his- school mates Sunday in an automobile which will cause him to he out ol School for several weyk-s-. Wv pray for him a.-speedy -recovery. -?'pih? Mearhmn "family ~oT Wiken was seen in town Sunday. Mr. 1 lortx rt Ilanmipjm of Spurt anhuru and his father in law. Mr Rlarkwcll ul' I'nion were visiting, in and around Iticljrc* Spring Sunday. Mr. Blarkwell is the- fatluu n't' an ex-teacher at .Ridge Hill Mrs. (Jrace HInkwell Hammond. See ipc for the- Palmetto I-aptdei around Ridge Spring.-, ROBERT HAMMOND, ? Reporter? TRINITY AM K. /JON Clll'KCll (TIl'RCH Rev.--Jv?A-. l.lpsey. Pastor Woodruff, S. ('. We have just elossed- a very successful revivial nveeting. Rev. E R. Lipsey of Durham was the pas tor for the week- and we must say that he is a real gospel preach cr. The church was filled to ca pacity each night to hear him'. There were nine members added to the church, and while being here Rev. E. B. Lipsey administered the faptism Friday 'night so as to complete his work for the week. He returned to his?home- in Dur^ ham, N. C. Saturday morning. We are looking forward to the district conference which convenes hvrc Thursday, September 10th at the above named church. VVe hope it will be a successful conference with every delegate making a full rhftort. ? .Mr. Emanuel Browneng and Mesdames Evelyn Wilbu rn and Dorothey Under visited friends in Cross Keys Sunday after noorr. j Miss Ht'lcn Cannon will leave Thursday f<?r Mullins, S. C. whero she is a faculty member in the city school system. ' TVTiss Ruth Poster is a student at Sims high school in Union. Miss Dorothy Winn leXt. Sunday for Chester, S. C. whefe she will enter Fnley high school. Mr. J. H. Franks, Miss Helen Cannon, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wilburn visited friends, in Lauren# Sunday after noon. Ufur " Not*:?Your quMtlon will bo answered "Iroo" In this column. For * Pbjvatz Bntr, ond 23c lor my now Astrology Reading & Lucrr Day Ciait and rocolro by roturn mall a confidential latter oi iroo advice analysing throo (9) questions privately. Sign your full aaoo, address, and btrthdate to all loiters and ploaso Include a soli-addressed. stamped envelope lor your reply. Writ# To:?Abbe' Wallace, care ol The Palmetto Lease*. 1310 Assembly St., Columbia, S. Carolina <= -v,t H. T. ? Vou gave mo _so.m"fl' very g>ood adyiee-^aflfo 1)0foil'Toll mo please sir, wtTy this man doesn't want?tm? to?north J ? An*; Ho'n joulous as \voi4 as in lovo with; you.I This follow doesn't know how to go about tolling yoo .hose things but ho is really sincere in liis Toolings. Tt seems to me that- a marriage- is going- t<e take place between you two before man? more months have passed. P. M. (5.?iIMeaso toll mo if ) 'have T. B. or do I just have a cold as I am very worried? Ans: If it is a- cold it certainly is Hanging on ...go mmu'iiiuu'iy to the citjV clinic and have youi chest examined. Abide strictly by the orders given to you 1/y the doctor. ('. W. '-.-Why did this pwi ty re turn back to school \vithout ewt tellingme good bye? Ans: The show down came... he didn't care as much as he tried to pi t tend. A boy his age doesn't know what love is and you acted vi i \ wisely in not letting liini nun\ou in. Forget him .'. . next sum nier lie will look you up again. A. 1'. \V.?Pk*ase tell me why ny husband go to mass so much and does tin- preacher have ,a spell 011 him? Aiis: No ... the. preacher doesn't influence him. Your husband has '..lie seems to get lots of'consolation attending mass. The church for him and I don't advise youi trying to interfere. L. M.?Please sir at onto can you., help my broken heart? It almost hurts me and I feel like I don't have, a friend in the world. Ans: Stop brooding sister and wake up to the fact that you aren't picked on in this world. You need to make some friends and spend less time pitying yourself. <iiyou a "sweetheart" . . . that is what it is going to make you have a" change of mind as well as J.o mend your heart, --? - drKSdNTrTttN ClItCITT MANS Rev. I. () .Simmons, pastor S. S. was had at its usual hour with ?]uiti- a nuirbet'-pivsaiit, d is assinp the subject "Tha MvorP res ant C ??<!**. At II:.'10 tha pas 'oi mounted tha rostrum fend used is a text Psalm Afti salvi as at Hatha] tha ohoir and quite a law of tha members mo torou to I'ountsviile to be with ,Rev. Walker and his jrood people The pastor pre; ched never beTo m. Ho used as a- text "Come See a Man". Next Sunday morninu the pas tor will be at Springs Hill and at Stover Chapel in the afternoon. Mrs.-Carrie Taylor has return d fro:p a'inston-?alenu. N". C., and reports her daughter is improvim uieely.' * ?T-" Mrs. Klla Mae Bites is returning: to Columbus, Ohjo after vis itintr her parents several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wise, Jr., visited Mrs. Wise's mother the week ltd: Mrs. Mattie K. Wise spent the week end with Miss Martha P. jVVrijiht in Walterhoro, S. C. HKLKXA NKWS Sundae was a vote nleasant dnv for all co-workers. Sunday school opened at the usual hour ToTTTO \yith Supt. s nd teachers at their post of duty. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D.-Wsdt i.i Silverstreot, S. C.; Misses Inez and Silverstreet, S. C.; Misses Inez and Irene DeWalt of Whito^ Plains, N Y., were the guests ofwtheir sistei Mrs. Amanda Bohb. 4 Mrs. $ai'_sh Ppence of Helepa, was her {rues' ?ahiOi ?c - Mrs. Carrie Jackson and Mrs Mary E. Green enjoyed themselves to the highest Sunday afternoon when they attended the re-" vivril which was being conducted {leaver Darn Baptist church. On the sick list are:Mrs. iMarv. Simpkin, Mrs. Edna Cannon and Mrs. Carrie Clark. We hope for all a speedy recovery. Miss Vannie T.ou Clark of ITel< na left Monday for school where she will enter in colleire at -Allen Univ., Columbia- Miss Fannie M Uindsty and Carrie M. Smxth will enter Voorhees N. and I. school at Denmark, S. C. SuLkwribe For^. The Palmleader . ^. . fs. .-A\ j.p'., ^ f. - 1' - ' nrrii ir . ? -ftivttey < .friendship >. m, e. , cihrcii Rev. H. W. Wnlkei. I'aslolf . rin.tnn- -<V Ueran on tinu hy 11^. 11 p. fill 11.1 >. I * I?t .fii >1 1?? f 111 I the review little Miss Lillian Den dy stin.tr a ?olo. accompanied by Miss Audrey Furry at the phmo 'Mrs. A. .1. (Jary lias requested that ea?'h one of her music stu dents ph'.v a n ni: ei each Sunday Thi' fourth will he .Miss (loldie 3n'h. fust. Miss Rlcndcll Walker second, little Miss Peggy Mini's, Others will be announced later. At deven o'clock the Rev. II W. Walker preached frond C?en. 3: 12. who begtvu with.a hi^.li rate ol speed and kepd his audience spell boi nd to tlvc eiuI.The visitors feu tal collection was $128.27. Rev. IT. W. Walker and hiv choir, along with other menibei > and friends will journey to Gryen-vlHe Thursday nielli [offender sen' vice at St. Slary church for Re v. ' E. I.. l.illiewobd. QimkI-ii- Tjr.Trr~)n .. r Uiiuin from I.auivns spoke from I.ukp 27: .*{4. Come again Rev. Wright, vou are welcome! ""Every body was happy to see Mrs. A. J. Clary and Mr. J. P 1 fenry o..t after two weeks of illness. We are .sorry that Mrs. Es telle Harris 'was-tumble? to be at church Sunday be.ause of illness IVe are triad t<> welcome the fbl lowing. persons home after vacationing during the summST; Misses Emma Mae and Rubyi lYiguson. Jl< talersonville and Mr Benjamin Thompson. Ileijdersonvilli*; It is Mr. Andrew Thompson visiting in 1>. <'. instead ?>f hi* mother. The Misses Eugenia Babb ami Ifelen Rice left for Friendship .li" ollere at Rock Hill. ? * Miss .Janie Harrison of Aliens :t. (In.. is -vis!*ill;.*" Prof, an I Mrs J. T. Minis," who is a stop brothel to Miss Harrison, The Flee. \V. I.onjr and FF. I. Counts of Choi aw, were dud oal ers at the home of Mrs.' K. J ,(!ary and Mrs. I.illian Doiuly last Thursday. M iss Kloanoi If as ley of iirook lyn. N'. Y. is vi'sifiiijj rolatrvys here,-. _ Mr. FJohort Voium loft Monday for Allen University. W'v hope foi iiim a successful school year. AT? . ami Mrs. I. I.. Pruitt. Mosdames Leila Hollo Briiiowell and Sumnioy a n d children motored low a from ilondcrsonvillo, N.C. Sunday to visit their brothers and -sisters. The Hebron baptist church soi iopened ii! tin- usual time b> th.-ir Pastor,'Rev. A. A. Sims, who < ?. ached a s|>ii it storing sermon on "i 1 oaring a Voir"," r|'b"'" iL.Muxgu-^ emu; rogation -present: Miss I). M. Kllison and Mrs. M Tayh-r has l-. ft I'nr St. Petersburg^. Florida. Since tin- young people l?t:v out paper too, we must journey down on North Adair street to see what is taking pla o.j But if you want to know who is who ask Mr. Sal tors Wads worth Jr. and Miss Nina Bendy Who is holding it do'^ti Don't forget Mr. W. Bailey f?>? youi- bills and paper. M ARLBORO COI N TV Ti:A< Ml'iUS' 1NSTLTCTK .Marlboro t'ountv Tit ehers' It. stitute was held Thursday ami Prkiyy September nth and fith a' the I>ennettsville high school from to 2:.'!0 ruder the sponsorship of the Jcanes Teacher of Marl boro County, Miss..Beulah K. Graham. Kaeh day. was largely attendei by teachers, and Kjiuiuljv?of fhn t ml other c ounties, which was av expression of ipspiraHl >n and gratitude for st.ch a privilege. On Thursday the following persons woje present and addressed the group with very encouraging remarks which was enjoyed by everyone* present- Mr,._J?chiffiky as <Fstatit State-Supervisor of Negro Schools of iSouth Carolina; '.Miss Fran; is, member of S. f. Tuberculosis, association; Mr. Artbui Fastening. County Supt., Marlboro county; Miss Colene Wei th rly, Attendance Teacher of Marl boro; Mrs. Cox, Supervisor of hot lunches. Marlboro county. On Friday another interest iry flay with more interesting talkt from the following persons: Re*' Tobin of Union; Dr. T. Y. O'Dan *. 1. county doctor; Mr, Adams highway officer; Mr. Schiffley Mrs. Johnson. Supervisor of Chcs terfield county: Miss Haeins, Slt -pervTSor, 'TTflTon county; Mrs White. Supervisor of Marion eoun ty;*.Mrs. Gundy. Demonstration Atrmt, M.-trfhoTO "(ounty; Profes sor Jtrewer, Vice-President State Teachers' association of S. C.i Di P. M. Mt'Collum, Hennettsville. Everybody enjoyed l delicious repast of sandwiches and col-l drinks'; With much inspiration and information pained, every person present is?looking - forward-very successful school term with n^w ideas for 1940-41, H^m ? iftwrtfr'rtfv Saturday, September 11. 1910. "' " *" ? *> Vol.i'm l?IA I'ONK'KK KNCK mrwrii envrr- N i ion now history *f L__ ' loinbin I'tipfr pit i Jit TV7*" ul^jhe A. .M.'Nfrh cii'.ir *' f..> 1 "L Mi ~<ci| into ti>.# oryjit \y nosh >:. S. <". The IJi V. \V:n.. < i? , , an^j his loyal menthols r . <! e. erythinu in n : din, ss f.>r -< i> m. joynient. The meeting was ea> 1 dei hy out efficient Pro, io .ik, M ('. A. Adams, presidio.';. "7 Devotional services I'm ? lay mni ninjr were eoim.\ . " Mis. Ag nes Robinson and .' v< C. Urogdon and others. The sermons by the Ke\s. I., O. l',own>aii and \\ . b. ^ outi- were food t\,i '?;i| h hyry ?Tin- playlet tr; in1"by Mrs. Iiuth Jenereti'and tin youiuc pi opic was good. Tin- lit tiny [.I'D .action III'. t:iil;Iii.u to pi. jivrs- ami topics by ;vtl were^lttn- ? '!tl;it!htr. -? 7 x Mrs. C. A. Adams, conlcrein.president, rendered her annul 1 act dress with most timely i: com i:eiMl.,;. t,s7.'e, o; r no.-l e/i n iei it j > dciil w_.i.. sere c<! iu'ili.fully t?,! i,i.urc pears tesiyin^d. We pray that her yeai? may l.e many and pleasant. Airs. 1 hmimm?uxu:?i,,,v. |y?= ? elclt d president will take lad.I and en forward. ?, ! he eoiifvreii. e bl anc h ?cjva>v^~i a l aced witli many visitwis.- Rev. i E. A. Adams, Secretary of Edie ~~ nlion; J l< ss is Williams, Murr\ v t:d others.; v. em time and space will not permit rue to mention *'' ' Financial reports wen- the best n. f-mstny - years. Var'iO'tis?ehurclTTA prepared dinners for ea<h day I Our stay in W'innsboro was ; i ;?1< " ant ore'. ^ W'e tin nk Rev. 'I'. IK Addison j presidintf elder of the Spartan 'uirff district and Rev. W'm. Me Honald, pastor and liis loyal members and the w.ondefful work dene to make the conference branch a success. t A Al. .1. A maker, reporter will IA MS UlAFlvl. A. M. |: - irm Hrri ()r:injj}>l?tirK. S. (*. ?I Rev. l(. .1. Jt'f!orsuii, 1'astor The ionl halmy \v<>'at !)< (.!' Sim- a diiy was vci-y piousiny?i.. the.-- _ , ch'-Mch yncis. thi-y \v -ir out in larpi- nnniiii'i s. T li < ! i>iorninjj,,!? ).u >sa jo Mas?tlt-livo?<?with?fui i-ij ' """ an,| powvr. Km- a text the pa-stoi Pt'loclcd Jlulc. 2-5 vitso, subjuft "Sin ami Fill". Asdnii illustration till' pastor painted the pieti'i" a beautiful mansion destroyed by fire a brilliant vo ivjclerir-yman ?1 great prominence and promise who fell a \iclini_tu the liabit of drinking and was destroyed. He ? also showed the striking rpsomblances of sin and fire, 'I'll.' ntessae-e u :t <? i 111 I'll - T>'?i ntei e.-timr which was e\ idenced of rapt attention'. We are triad to see our members still coming in from their \ a-, at ^iTreotri**~AVnr:anis. a iniolibdl'* irP . ? State (,'idleye's faculty; Mis. Pear) Sinfkins and daughter, Mrs. Fan nk' . l>nsh.~"Miss ;I.uiry "Pearson There was also a large number of m visitors, among whom was Mr? A T. Pearson from Fnion. S. ('.; st- r ,1 'ai' fivo \ i > v. The president and iiv.-tiibers <d' the einertretu'v club are still re- ?r A oit inn over the wonderful success obtained from -the grand dinners -erved last week. All of the boards and clubs of thf? JlfO pnnntir'i 1 ill tv '.v the pastor in putting over the an oiual -conference I uduet. Tin- evening message was vx positorallv drawn from 51 Psalm 1 verse. A very fine congregation Was present. The choral club is do veloping into a very fine and use ful organization" under the leader "ship of (loldie McD'uffie during the absence oj" the supervisor, Mrs. Pearl Simkins, who has been on her vacation all summer, wn are suivily glad to have her back because there is still lots of work to he done. Indeed the church is glorously moving on. The usb-er's associa tion?ts developing into one~dTdThT most active units of the church. :?i1 nrmrrra ow? waif \Vx cents'p*' mil# I | ROUND TRIP 10% less than double the one way fare* ! Air Conditioned CoachoB cm THftOUOM TRAINS , JT T. COBB Division Passenger Agent Columbia. S. C. MPHHBHBIijiBBfiHl' EWmtBESl