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Saturday, October 12, 1940 AIKEN NOTES I I " ? , Friendship Baptitw church is now in the 'midst of the fall revival, which is being conducted by Kev. R. J. Dinkin of. Savannah, (la. We are in for a great spiritual feast. We are fighting a ?-war...against?^in and St Inn 11 _ must be rooted out. Onward - Christian Soldiers, marching as to war, with the cross of Jesus going on before. Christ the royal master leads against the foe, wo have His own promise and it can not fail. I.ast Su.ul; y morning, Rjcv Peace's theme was "Words tire Deeds'' ; nd the theme lor Sunday evening was "A Certain .Blind Man" and as u.-uul, he gave two wonderful discourses. We are very sorry that we are not in posse.-sion of-the names of our visitors. We understand that there v.ere nu ny visitors and returning members. Bethlehem Baptist Church (iraniteville Rev. R.. W. Winn, Pastor Sunday was a lovely day at Bethlehem. At 10 o'clock a wonby the Sept...after, the opening ceremonies the classes were firranged and taught by the various teachers. The lesson was interestingly reviewed by Mr. J. D Palmore. The S. S. rt 11 v will he the third Sunday morning. All " classes tire asked to do ?theirbeat. Weekly meeting: Class No. 5 will' meet Tuesday evening 5:30 tit the home of Miss Cleo Colman's to organize a Progressive club un tier the supervision of their tea cber Mrs. Justine Ileitis and' the suruiay scnooj. The Woman's Missionary society will meet Sunday afternoon at ."1:30, the home of Mrs. Lillian .Jackson. The Pulpit Aid club will meet at. the home of Mrs. Ivy Grant, Tuesday evening 6:30. All members are urged to be present. The Willing Workers will meet in its regular session. \ Weekly prayer services Thurs??day night. Choir, rehearsal will be Thursday night one hour be fore prayer service. The President, Mrs. Haittie Strother urge ?air Who have missed heretofore to - please fill your seat and keep in mind the rules of the choir. Valley Fair Baptist Church Rev. R. 11. Hush, Pastor S. S. met at^ 9:30 a.m., Supt.. Deacon Palmare was at his, post of dutv. The lesson was review ed by Rev. Townsend. Prayer services at 11:30 conducted by Dea Win. Griflfen. Sermon at 12:00 noon, the pastor being absent the Rev. Z. A. Townsend of Aikpn, S (W?delivered the message. John 3rd chapter part of the 7th verse Ye must be born again. Rev. J. E. Palmore will preach a Missionary sermon at the Silvei Spring Baptist church, of which Rey. Bush is pastor. I am sure it "will be quite a treat to have this man of God speak for them. Visitors during the day at services: .'Misses Irene Roberson and Binner Scott of Aiken; Mrs. Ella Williams, Trenton, S. C?; Mrs. M. Woods, Columbia i nd Mr. and Mrs. Brooks of Aiken. Mrs. Brooks is one of the toach'Ors in the Freed man school of Gi'ttiiitoville. Mis." launiti. N'lvholson of Ridure Spring A cordial welcome to all. The churclrdo pray God's blessing on Deacon Fred Davis as he leaves this place for Columbia for his health. . ? Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Steadman trevisiting their mothers, Mrs. Stead ~= man and Mrs. Loyd. ? Mr. Johnnie Owens left for Jack sonville, Fla., to spend the winter. tMr. and Mrs. Jack Abney and family of Tronton, S. C., are visiting their children Mr. and Mrs Lakes, Mr. and Mrs. Glover, Miami Mrs. Abney. Wesley M. "K. Church - Sunday school opened 11 the nsonl hour with teachers ready for duty. At -11:30 Rev. W. M Jenkins delivered a soul stirring .sermon from Galations 1:14, after which the Lord's Supper was served. At (5:30 o'clock the Pillars of Fire had their regular meeting. At 8:30 Rev. Jenkins entered the pulpit and preached front Galations 6:7. Visitors were, Mrs. Fannie Anderson and her liG % tie daughter Ruth.; Misses Met tie Kinard, Arzena Taylor; Annie Matthews, Rev. and Mrs. Robert ' Farley, iMessrs Vincent Brown Earnest Gadsden, Samuel Knights j George Cullum, David Hay, M'rs Henrietta Hightower, Mrs. Anna Calhoun and Mrs. Mable Kinard. Rev. Burrich of N'or^t Carolint has closeda successful revival meeting here. Rev. Burrich cer 1 tainly is a God-sent minister. Don't forget the church festival at Mrs. Julius Kinard Friday J night. j The Ladies' Aid had its regular' meeting at the parsonage this af- ' ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wilson were ! delighted t0 huve as their week- 1 end guests Messrs L. Leake and ' Young of Laurens^. S- C. ! I " 1 v vi i,' r-i . uuiiiri niiiii .m. mj, v^jiuivii The spirit was high in Cumber- ( land Sunday. S. S. at the usual ] hour. 11 a.m. Rev. B. C Scott t was at his best, preaching from f St. John 12:32, subject The Cross and its Attractions. This mossago I will loptr be remembered. Holy I Communion was, given to all. 7:30 1 P.M. the ptstor preached anothei 1 | strong sermon, Josh. 2:18, subject I ' A Scarlet CoivJ. The pastor stress . J ed the Importance of using oui I influence in saving others. At-j TT tendance was good all day. Kev F Gowdy worshiped with us during J the evening service. We are delighted to welcome our members back that have been away spending their vacations points north and east. Among those returning: Mr. and Mrs. L. 11. Brown Misses Catherine Jones, Bessie Uadtlen ;?ttre?latter?has "trftr-fm Knoxvi'Hr college where she is s doing her junior college studies, g Misses James and brother have, ii left for Bettis Junior college. Wu\ () are praying for their success. j, Toesday night Stewardess '' Board Xo. 1 held their monthly meeting with their efficient Pres- y idem Mrs. B. Branch, presiding. ^ All members were present. They . have some plans to help raise the annual conference claims during ^ hese session .Mesflanie^ J. H fierce : nd Bertha Bryant and others presented the president a ^ new altar cloth for Communion j, purpose. The; president aecepte\l? with thanks and in turn present- * eel it to tne raster, ltev. 15. u Scott. A f delicious repast was a served. May these ladies live 0 long and continue their work.) ? The ladder project sponsored by ^ Mrs. R. Branch and others was * installed last -witIi, Thin project is to be used for Stewards Dept. . All tie pi rtments are working t?.>wnrd the annual conference. Make Cumberland yoilr spirit- "A ual headquarters and don't forget your Palmetto Leader. v It OCR HILL NEWS u By Floree-I. Davis ^ rr . .... , I' The Friendship rigors ployed t; Harbison of Irmo Fridayt Oct. } The scores were .'5K-0 in ^favor of ~f Friendship tigers. Clinton College Bears motored | to Orangeburg, S. C. on Friday to 0 play Cluflin of Orangeburg but n the poor beqi s lost-the?game uL _x Claflin. We all hope'for them bet- c t,er luck next time. 1 . We all were sorry to hear o> <= the death of Mrs. Eva Mae-Stev- c son's father. He died at his home I; in tin; Flint Hill section Saturday 5. 1940. t Mrs.. Marie Allen has gone to t Charlotte .where she will spend <u the next two weeks with hei daughter and brother. The baby politest was held Sunday at Trinity Baptist church, c.,..a.,,. r. a i> \i winner of the contest was Rev \V. D. Gailher's bnby. "Mr. Tuck Frinklin of Crawford St. is still improving, he h^ts been t sick for two weeks.- c We are?glad to?lett+t*?Drat?M->-- ? Coleman Davis's brother, Thomas s Davis is~going to make his home here in Rock Hill since he has been livipg in Lake City, S. C. Mr. James Mats spent the week ? end at his home in Columbia, S. C t Mr. Mats is a teacher at Emmett t Scott high school. Coldly McCom spent the week end at her home in Parley. She is a student at Clinton. Rev. ,B. D. McClane of Clio. S.O. visited his daughter of Clinton Col- v lege, Miss Cat.h) iim McClane. The Cross ushers board had a joyful time September 29. They in- a vited nine usher umorts from-Char tl lotte, NT. C, The amount of money v raised was $120. It was a swell contest, prizes were jayvardcd t(; ;a Mrs. Bulah Studies. Mrs. Mary. t, Irvin?and Mrs. Matha Nas.- \ nt'Sll RIVER BAIT. ( Hl'R(*H Rev. J. C. Collier* Pastor- n -Newberry,' S. C.-?We feel that 1 the spirit of God is still-Avith us ^ We have been greatly blessed ^ with - -a---very?successful -^ycai- and 1 wfe are praying for a better com- 11 ii'i year. I1 The Sunday school began on its 11 Ufsual time. We were benefited '' by studying "Luke's Gospel". Sue ceeding Sunday school we were ^ helped by listening to a great set ^ mon by our pastor, who was bop- r py to have his companion, Mrs " Collier with him. His text was * Though I speak with the ,tongue s of men and of angels and have u not charity I am become as sound * ing brass or a tinhliner svmbol 11 Listen! Don't miss the Bible tlu.\ V program that will he at the Bush 11 River church October 27, come anil listen also take part if you desire .| MRS. .WAKLKY LAff> TO RKST St. Matthews, October ?>th? E Mrs. Annie L. Warley, beloVed ^ Widow of the lute Prof. K. C Warley, died suddenly lust Thurs- J lay morning after she cooked ? breakfast for the family.' She died V from apoplexy. . C Mrs. Warley was much beloved by her neighbors and church mem 3, aers. It was said, doubtless, she ,r lever had an enemy. She wt s of M a very pleasing personality and S, would go out of her way to oflfei w consolation for those in trouble H 5he saw something good in every Dody and was almost a faultless friend. The funeral was largely attend ('< id, which attested to the esteem Si n whieh shew as held. The ser- M non was preached by her Pastor c< ;he Rev. J. C. Coaxum, assisted >y the local pastors of St. Mat- m :he\vs. High tributes of respect F] were given her by Bro. 'Elliott H jleaton and others. Prof. J. A re Ford read the telegrams and let- in era and several of her favorites D< longs wore sung by her friends ti< Surviving are three sons: Al- to fornia Warley, Ben Wtrley an. bj K. C. Warley, Jr.; two sisters A Mesdames Mary E. Bowman an.I ry Daisy Guinyard; one brother, WiU rc lie Jones and host of relatives and nc friends. i to Interment in St. Matthews eeme te *>ry. I ?r T. A. ORGANIZED AT EN KINS SCHOOL Fifty Patrons attended New Principal Presided Charleston County, S. V.?In TU~-~ ponue to a call of the principal net faculty of the Jenkins School n Cooper River School District umber four approximately fifty atrons attended an organization lyeting of a I'ai ent-Tvacher As ociation. Th|S year professor Alphonso (' Vilson was elected principal of lie school. He holds a H. S. degree roin Tuskegev Institute in Ala ama in the class of 10-10. While t Tuskoeee Mr. Wilson served t?s tudent assistant to the head of heshistory department, a mentbei f the choir, a member of the delating society, treasurer of the ocial science club, and a cabinet teniber of the Y. M. C. A. He was lso connected with other student rganizatjons of the college. The ther teachers at the schopl arc s follows: Ml'S. ElUutJe Pe.vtoft? diss Beatrice Groves, and Rev* j. A. Gclzer. Nearly 'Jlih -pupils iave already enrotteu? t??r?hk* erm. . Officers elected for tin* new 1' A. arc its follow:-': President, Rev. Oliver Smalls; ice-president, Mr. K. Holds; sec etajy, Mrs. M. McNeil, assistant eeretary,-Mrs. E. Peyton; treas rer, Mrs. Oliver Smalls chaplain, lev. Daniels; business, manager, dr. J. E. Dowlinev chairman ol irojframs; Miss B. (Jroves; assisant chaplain. Rev. Robinson.* Meet njrs will be held on the .'lid Wedlesday niffht in each month. Professor .1. Thomas Wilson nineipal -of"Liberty Hill school ind presided. of district four col* red teachers association installed he officers and explained the, daty >f a parent-teaeher association ;tev. Daniels, and Mr. Dowline, 5ilpt. of Jenkins Orphanage mado neouraninir remarks, also a num >cr of the patrons. The principal commended the en ire proup oil their interest and at endance. lie also urired then incere cooperation. t \ I.' 1/ f'I'PV llt/'if liiii i. xii i ii m ii .->* innii, I'rof. I.. 1). liradley. I'riiuipal The names and assignments of he Lake (.'ity-^ndored sehunl trailers are us follows: L, 1>. Hrndhy. "p'rineij-mLr?h+eb chool inatheniaties; Miss. tierrude ' l'orter, hieh school eiielish; diss Verdelle lJeas. seventh (rratle; diss. Ethel Mae Thomas, sixth ;rade; Miss Elizabeth Harllee, fit'll yrade; Miss Mamie O. Jones, hird Ki'mlo. Miss Jean E. Mar ington, second tirade, division 1; diss Ernestine Weston, secoinl Tilde, division 2; Miss Elizabeth iiitton. first grade. divisoift 1; diss Aniee Alston, first grade. <11ision 3. [ The in est"? *??t-ho school is d<eetcd by Miss YerdeHe' Deas. She ssisted in the music department f Allen University, Columbia rhilo taking her R. S. degree in cicnee. T1k> basketball of the girls nd boys will be under the direction In.?Un'uster?Mention. The principal of the school, in recent- statement to' the sMahv' edy, reaffirmed his intention _ >.! xteiulin.tr the school day *nu< eriod lontrer in the afternoon fm hose students who are unable to :o home , without getting into ightsT The student committee on lood Manners ami Citizenship will ssist ereatly in.making these ha-penings known. This committee is o'iV nearin^r completion and will, e aniiOunced later. The school is now having it's irst monthly tests for the term r.w sit ...... i.. - .. . ^uivn^ niii receive mcir monthly i>port cards on Wednesday ol ext week and parents are urged n inspect these cards carefully i> "that they may keep up with hat,, their children are doing. It tudents tin not take their cards omo the 'Wednesday following ie monthly tests, parents should lvcstigatc the reason. The following students have i?e urned to the various colleges in tie state,' Misses Celestine Gra am. Queen Esther Washington, raze I Graham and Mr. Robert !arl Martin, Morns College; Miss !lease Cain, Allen University; Hss Lelah Graham, Baltimore, Id.; Messers. Alva, Woodrow and oseph Wilson. Stpte College; lisses Rut her Lee Me Cutchnn ivian" and Deborah Washington laflin College. On Thursday evening, October Mrs. J. E. Mclv.er gave a party 1 honor of her sister-in-law [iss Cecil Melver of Darlington, . C. Those enjoying the evening ere Misses E. J. Britton, Deas arllee, Harrington, Porter and homas, nil of Lake" City high iculty. The following program was ren ured at the A. M. E. church on unuay evening1, October G, with iss E. J. Britton as mistress of iremony: Prelude, song, "Come Thou AIlighty King;" invocation Mr. rierson; scripture, Miss Elizabeth arllee; solo, Mr. J. A. Greene; mding, Miss Ethel Mae Thomas; ifitrumental solo, Miss Vrrdelle eas; remarks, Mr. Brewster Menon; collection. Misses Anice Als^ n and Jean Harrington assisted t Messers. Webb Eaddy, Jeff ustin, John Richardson and Hen ' Greene, solo, Mr. J. A. Greene: imarks, Mr. I.. M. Greene; an >unceme?ts, Rev. I). W. Washing n; reading, Miss Gertrude Por r; remarks, Prof. L. D. Bradley ing, "God Be With You." ?c ? ~ 1 CC : . . .v* ? THE PALMETTO LE^DI S C. ST ""S I ! 11 | ... M9N1)\ V, < !?:(?? A.M.?Kxhibit |{ir,; I | I0MM)?A .M.-?lU-uin?p 1a err (i:(l() I'.M.?-.Midwa\ Tuesday, ? a i)MH) A.M.?Placing' ICxf 1 MM) I'.M.?Meeting of I <?:(>(> I'.M.?lMacir,? Kxh 7 MM) I'.M.?Judging Kxl (>MM) I'.M.?Midway opei WKONKSDAY *1:(HI A.M.?(iales open 1 1 MM) A.M.?Hand ('oncer 12:00 Noon?Farmers ('< and Junior ( '(lllnf V \ tr, '5:00 P.M.?Ii,orse Kacinj I :00 P.M.?Midway ope; ---- 4WW-RAfc?Jo hi lee CIh4 NMM) P.M.?Fire Works A. J. CO 1.1, INS. Presidenl NKWHKKm S. ('. "WV Are Klsinu" There niv many ways in which j I nv an- IISIHC out I WIMI III 1IIUKV I I special mention iif just one way . i and tliat i> in our union nnetinyl of the New Fiiol'cc Baptist Associ ntiu'i of Newberry county ol' which.) deacon M. S. SoiulU-i is lnodcratoi 1 ami deacon S. I!, Ueedci" i-s clerk | No other - occani/.a I .on is more J peaceable. \Vi> have just flii-iiI ..in: of tiiw most ' siit'cessful' a n d ''inspiring I meetings of tin- \eai which coti-j Celled at l.aund .Street Baptist church, Columbia. S Key A. I< Inyram. 'pastor. W e can not jfivi.! too niuih praise and thanks, to the] ' tfii>mbei> and'l rien.T^~"T't!iis idiTTi ctr for the very fine intertailiiuent ui-en to the la rye deleyatiori that Weld from all pa.it> of tin- field They spared no pairs in yiviliy us plenty tii eat and every other coin fort that was desired. The session , be.1 a in Sat urdap a. in After tin uplifting prayer service UeV. I>. B. Boyd was introduced lie-pleached tin-"introductory ser mon from St. l.uke liilli. This was a burning; message that everybody enjoyed.^ lie. Al. C. Freeman followed this creat serinon with a soul stirriny prayer. Then a,liberal offertmr "*tv as taken.. The' wnleoii... i. il. I i - - v. UXMIIWD Ul'livcrod by the pastor fallowed by a very timely response by brother William Butler. Rev. .). i\ Gibson brought to us u \ cry. fine twhjress 1 on "The Mission Progfani of tlw.. Church." After dinner %xe had another reviving prayer service followed by- a wonderful address "The World Mission of the Church' 1 by Rev. K. F.? Gauld^n. "Rev. M, C Freeman wits then introduced. He 1 | preached the docfiimrt sermon from St Mark 1:7. This^vyas one ' of his master pieces. For the next 1 half hour or more we were highly entertained by Rev. Roeder, who ' has proven himself a staunch christitn hero of God and man v When we listen to his progressive talks "we can not hut say. 1 "We are rising." $2.50 was taken t for h'n. * 'd At 7:50 Rev. J. P. Gibson preach ed a wonderful sermon from John <5:68. Our hearts were made to rejoice. A silver offering of $2.65 ivne tain.. UV. -->? ' ' ? 1 ...... ......... ..v 4nij\n iii-u until iu:?j(j| 1 Sunday A. M. when wo enjoyed 1 a good Sunday school conducted i ' by N. I,. Lake after which a very i 11 intelligent and inspiring literary ?' program was conducted by Prof \W B. R^^er. This program con sisted of Sweet solos. Hoots. and ^ fine papers with such subjects as ' >s "Opportunity," "Success in Ser-fvicer" "The Value of the S, S.,' ' etc. The offering amounted to s $10:05. Rev. B. 'V Williams was then f introduced. !'? preached the mis- . sinnary sermon from Isa. 0:1."'This n CR " * ? '? , . 4TE COL ~(fa see you ( at the v I FAIR! j? ' P R 0 G R )( TOBER 28th Id in# open - ' iv. Kaus United Shows OCTOBER 29th libits continued Hoard ibjts end lihits begin is. Kails United Shows , OCTOBER 20th H AM) LODttK DAY t inference?Lecture to Senior Farmers by J. K. Dickson, ent. and other ^tticials is, Kaus I nited Shows Display * 1 was a rich message indeed. A collection of $14.35 was taken. After dinner Mrs. I.. A. Graham . uul Mrs. L. M. Gibson were intfo ;luced as missionaries who repre-1 seated their work ami $4.22 was: taken for them. liov. V. Wallace then Came f?>r. ?.: u L?r.n>f Uu- closing message, lit i preached from Acts 1 to a puck , < et.l hous^, We enjoyed his- }rreal ^ message and sweet sonus. , The finance committee' reported ttnn n rrrrrn u wa> ra ise<l We en.ioyetl all of our visitors Noting tlie many ihipVovcmen'ts ol j our union we nuist'?say ''We are;; Kisinjf." We adjourned to iheet |. w ith the Bethlehem Baptist church of Newherrv. ?. t'. in l>ecenilx.,r I1 (Mrs.) I,. M. (lihson. l'eportei j UAI.TIMOKK, Ml) MANS , On sick list are Mrs. Florence 1 Hood. M r?T."*Martha Jack.-'M. Mr Bonnie Peaks. Mr. Wartlell Br ice Mrs. Carrie Brice were ealle?l t roin Iiester, S. ( . heeiftlse of the illness of her soil. Mr. W? rdell Hnee. !'?u--jMM.pK- aiv moving in the Fdga'a P,,e Allen homes. Thi-y aiv lory heautiful. ltev. and ,.Mrs._Neal has one of ti e must beautiful spots, t'O.'i W Saratoga St., Apt. t5. Mr. and Mrs. Kalph^ -Burned bt by buy is getting along tine. Air. and Mrs. Alexander M. (.lore had for their truest Mr Mitehel Mcjvnight. Mrs,?I.ouise (1. - Dot) glass had for her guest Mrs. Albert ha Weathers. 11. Jackson preached at ^ Friendship Baptist church H:30; it teas enjoyed. Services were held j it the usual hours.-The ISth Ward Republican >!;d J net with Mrs. Julia Brow'u. Principal -speaker tl the meet- v nw was .Mr I. t'ooper of Pittsnirgh. Pa. < Mrs. Maggie Lewis who ha*. , :eeti sick is able to be up. t The Willing Workers club met j vith Mrs. llattie' Flowers. To Baltimore. Md., readers: Due j o the tact that I will be out of (| own then* will be no papers for listiibation until October J'itb. S I. A I'REN'S, S. V. | Sunday, September 2i?. was a 3 oantiful dt y for- church people J "he singing convention was held ,j, it Popular Spring clfurch. The *j| inion met at Springfield Baptist 3 hurch. __ S Rev. and- Mrs. Butler, Misses X lelen Nance, Willie Boyd. Kiel }' Vatts and Harry Putnam spent X iaturday in Columbia, S. C. ^ Little Katherine Mae White ot X dullins, S. C. is spending the .J chool term with her grand mother,, X Irs. Narnie Girlineton. She is in ourth grade. IJ Miss Rosa Shepherd visited ret-I ^ tives irf Spartanburg Sunday. A ? ORED F/ \ OCTOBER 2! 6 Big Days? AMIS ! ; \ - I * * o ' Kaus Unit #! A M M E THURSDAY, ()( COLI.KHF 9:00 A.M.?Hales open10:09 A.M.?Midway opens. 10:20 A.M.?Hand Comirt 2:00 P.M.??Foolhall (iame? bia. S. C... VS Jaekson\ ille. 1' ! :00 P.M.?Horse Pacing X:00 P .M.? hire Works l)isp FRIDAY, NOV IIHill SCHOOL AM 9:0o A.M.?(tales open 10:00 A.M.?Midway open-:, b 11 :0l> A.M.?"NYA" f'roeran 1:110 P.M.?Foot hall (iame? lomhia VS Mat I .'5:00 P.M.? Horse Racing X;00 P .M.?l ire Works Disp ; SATURDAY, NO (1 .Oil \ M /'..I. ------ - n.UVf open 10:0(1 A.M.?4vxh0)il?< releasee 11:00 A..M?L'aynient of 1'rei ?HOP Ak'elintr of IHari (>:()() I'.M.?AI itluHN opens I). ?The ?mk ial Miving C I..h-w;ll meet at the home <>f Miss Melrose Pittl j Friday. October 1 ' f I The Christinas S;t\ i:ik" Club mci i at the lionie of Mrs; Nell Fields last Friday night. . i Miss Wil l/oti 1 lampion ; ml .Mrs 1 Mai iali Ouniiihgl.a'tf lias reeo\ v ' from their reeehl' ifUie'ss. .\\r 1 n.-n. L*r James is'i.n tlu siek list .now. Please S.end . iiev. s for this ml LII):ll^o.^H'o\h H in It-1 o| Kiel Watts Then huy v oar papers from f.ari WriehC7~ Tir~ W i! i > < I: . , John liohert Hunter. Misses Melrose Ihal. Kutii 1 oj. trie and others ^ ill .otiii!. S:;; u la\ in ('olumhia i{i:i:i) strict inch s< iiooi. S. C. Pet ri. Principal School opened Sej>!e11.her *< with. III! enrollment III tile e! e!! i e 11 ta I" V lieparjLujent \ar\ tie ? htU to last .\ "ear's a run: ho\\e\ei tin- cm l oilmen* ill the ins;'!, school is in neli large! ll is \ear. We are lool.ai" forward -.to a, re! .;.te?~;\v seliojjil \ iti r -s?. , <H:i u> \\ louche > ate Miss Wan ila Nru-ium . ! >'.!! i L'raile tcaclu-i ,\I|V? l-.i'iia- Moore. ohv-Mcal fi! ncatim: tv:n Ik-i : AliSs I'.i.sa ifall. liiarian ami Ktench teacher. Miss 1 telle liriu'ht. filth ura?h* teacher. The Wile l)e\ils w On,their first -Hllir of the smi-im nil their s-^ni iliTll < K lein-! i will-!! the* liattli'il '.villi t he^ AI heles s a.!, till- 1'eMlltS ' were. Athens t > Street la. The 1*. T A he'll! It? fitst meet iim of till-, School lelll' I'iiursi!a\ il torijonii at 1 o'clock. _ 1 lie th-Vo tiuilal 'jH-rieil uli'nh ei is inspira lioil tu the meet i!i.l was \o!\ lit . Ilftly- i-ellillK-teil liy IIU! i liaplaill UeW I ha lie.- A t'heirx. ?!.n ?s ilsn a member e!' the tact: Ity The1 nsiness iiiscu.-si.-n va- then enlei ii into, where plans I'el* the a eat vele ?>u1 lilleH. V.oleii upon. ami aInpteil. The "V ui-.-'t speaker Mrs.Innlvii ef the .It.niei iiiyh school| white) was 'then introduced Sim j iseiI for lief subject. "There is a ail here." This stlbiect was wellj] liscussseil with IfihMYnl illnstra-'l ions ..which reflected the oualitics if a christian teacher atiil mother I L K E VY'S Fl'NERAl, HOME I'ndertnkinu \nd Knihalmin ?8l.o?;\S ? LOWER PRICES a.Min i anci; skk\ ki; "An Nt-ar \n Amir Neai?-vt Ehoiu "V Batesbur>; and Uidgi-waY, S. (' 1S.1I TAyi.oh ST. (ol.l mki i'honi: 9276 f P?tfe Five UR 1940 t?NOV. 2ND ? 6 Big Nights IK. NT liY t- } . :ed Shows TOHI1! 15( T Kails' I nited-Shows- J? Hene(?:?*t College. Coluni- . * Kdwurd NNaleis Collect, la. . ' lav' K>1I>KR 1st ) N T A. DAY La us I niled Sho*>s -Hooker Washington, Coher Academy. Camden lav VEM.BKR 2nd i ... niiunis 'J4tl of Dirrcton* K. STAKKS. Secretary I Mrs. H.'ifil.-ii ji.tifiis with pride to I the hoys and .girls that she has . influenced for good through her ex ample.-. and christian teachings. .The ham! consisting, .of fifty 01 ^ ? "more.' hoys ynd. girls is progressing nicely under the direction of Prof. Harold T hstef t white) music teaches of the city system, 'l'hey art* puiniiuii: a j?ur?Jit* performance is ' 1 > 7nai :Vture. 1're lV*> i S Perry and fahiily tailored Coin-niPm Saturday. 1'n f. Pony ..Co. ! :i TrrrrtTTTj: ni TfinT'utviMiry vi'ifnniitteF-'for the X Y. A "f v. I.li ii c 'imnittt'c Pr..!' Pel I\ I- ;i ..< !:! ' ! . PROFESSIONAL r\Ki>s OR. H. H. COOPER I.KNTIST f Special Attention (iOen to l>i*<i-ast-j. of _ the Gumx (iold Crown and Bridge Work A Specialty Office Phone 6129 Kco 3261 112." Washington St . Cola.. S C-, Office Hours: Telephones: 8:3i) V.M. to 7 :<?u l\M. Office 6033 Residence 887.3 *I)r. I), lv. Jenkins DENTIST Fillings.' Plates, frowns, Bridge* Vncsthesia a Specialty 1>R. J. G. STUART Eye. Ear, :tiul Throat Classes Fitted Accurately ' . Oitiee Hours Telephone! 10 A M to 2 IVM Res 4092 1 P.-M. to 6 P.M ' Office 379C Office Residence 2030 Taylor St ,1317 Pine St REV. J H. JOHNSON -NOTARY PI BLIC Office 2029 Marion Street De^'er in Real Estate, performs Marriage Ceremonies, writes Wills Deeds. Mortgages, Claims, etc. A-11 * ** *" " van to ^ee Ittm [ rtiee Phone 810? Rett. 6709 I. S. Leery, Manager ! ',