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? 1 Page Two ,. The Old Gray and p " The New Rider 11 ~B> E. " Phi'i p Kills?? t RlKKItS ( AI.I, TO PRAYER ' .-TheYe can be no quest ion as to 1 the seriousness of the times in 1 which we are living, when the 1 heads of our government 4jiv con- ' stantly impressing upon us the necessity of prayer, lis not unusual "for bishops, ministers ol all denominations, and religious. < leaders, to make prayer ie?iuest* on liie part of their followers J But when kings, presidents and j ? ' governors are constantly calling their subjects to prayer, its a dan . gerotjs?v. arning and everybody will do well to heed the same. The second Sunday in September last President Franklin 1>. Roosevelt, asked thdt it be set apart as-a t day of prayer throughout tin - I Cim.luV' <v. L niton Man's. i.iiM ? >?. tobor ?ith Governor BiTiMH K Maybank requested everybody ii 1 (tils state To llllihii u.nv?t-fm]?? V ['" ' mil annum the nations of the, earth irrespectivt ~ of flood or .Color.?Bidh?of -4-liesi? occasions \vefe obsc-rved by ns ii ( our immediate parish. Hut I an ? ~ irnn.jm-ing ,-flp this be Sail] of ul ninistors and Christians in inrr ~ land am! country. A willful no gleet to comply with thoso pioc, ~^iamations means the dost nut iooof our o\Vn * son?, and' daugbftbrs. . as well as our material accunuiln tions As I see it prayer is qui ( only weapon of defense ftl the- ~ perilous, tjmes. Its the only me ilium through which the perilous .nations t'ftn avert brutal slaughter; and blood shed in the world today. The death dealing warfare is on and it* seems that political ? statesmen are powerless at a time like this. I believe the Chris" fcians ihc world over should coop- i erate in a great prayer movenient ' for t!\e coming of peace. .".The draft law has passed, the youths ! of our nations together with those middle age must register, uno ' prepare to light. Now we,should ( not wait until our sons uie'slaugh H tered un-mercifully in battle be ' fore wo begin to nrav. Remem . ' ber.the World's War, and its dead lv< consequences from Which \vt have not yet recovered. "That .' those arc trying times no f une ifsan will deny.' So let us pray and..begin now, WELL I'l.EASED \U I H 1 VERDICT The. .congregation ?>i St. i.uke A. M. E. church, Charleston, is elated with the verdict rendered by the condemnation board jela ' -jive to itproperty on Wilson St J We one thought that our castwould have to he carried to tht courts fur full satisfaction. But < the board's action in our case was pei-feet ly satisfactory. The vev- _ diet has stood, and the judge- has ordered payment to the board of trustees and pastor for the church < This-means a real modern church ] structure to soon, replace the pree < cut one, the work of which will begin in about thirty days. Too much cannot be said of the Stun T-W'T^nishmTr hu.i Pritchard I aft j firm 51 Broad St., Charleston, S ry tl % . . t c. i nere is none tettof any wher> in this conutry. They on * joy a large 'patronage of both , white and?wolorod. Their 'office - ?tuv wfwvik'ii- continually 4 desk. Tho'y :i | courteous tfs nil of their Negro 1 matrons. Whciuwur?you arv?in trouble of any kind 01 want busi ' . ness attended to, so as to ho sue< eepsful in the same confer with . this firm if you want to win. I'm in dealing with churches, and sjm- , ila.r ir.stitutons. In fact their sTc^ogr aphers know "more about law than the average lawyer. CONFERENCE NEWS , / 'Tor the !iy\! six Weeks, OU1 4 column will he n wiih-annuab conference-news, and assignments of ministers from Bishop J. S ! Flipper's six annual conferences ! in this state. Our Palmetto I .ear or snhsvnbiM will also" he grven special mention-. Beginning with my fnv.) conference. -this \Veek wWeh sets the pace fur the state both |n subscriptions "And reports, _ we are fully confident that there will be 110 backing bells rung The drum will beat no retreat and every minister is preparing to make a one hundred ~p*icAent re _ port. "Watch thcr ^Leader and pee how well we hold up the arms of our gleut lender Bishop J. S Flipper. Let Trs Advance On Our Kn?-cs BETTIS TEAM TO MEET ( THE HAINES TIGERS ? t Trenton, S. C.?The Red Devils < of Bettis Academy and Junior college will meet the Timers of Hain- h es Instiutte, Augusts Ga., Fri *' drty, October 18, on the Bettis Academy gridiron at 3:00 p.m. n The Red Devils .have played f, but one game thiR season and f> that game was/wit?! Rehofield of a Aiken. The Tigers and the fterh '' Devils played here last year end ing the game 6-0 in favor of Bet- j. Coaches Bowman and Tutt ar'? 2 wondering whG will ttke the vie-1 ^ tory Friday. Mr. Tutt says manyjn of the Haines students will come I ^ t^ESTER PARAGRAPH Mr. Edward "West" Brown is gain at home after spending many nonths as a members ofjlhe eol>red baseball team known as the 'House of David." lie traveled xtensively In Canada and in the lortheastern states. Mr.. Brown ays that all of the flayers grew ong beards and were a real specacular team, l.est his relatives ?nd friends would not know him, le stopped by the barber shop be ore going home alter his arrival Kev. Eugene Adair and Mkss Aero married Saturday night ai vere married Saturday uinght at Joi met Baptisf elu.reh in Charlotte. Rev Adairs little* nephew L/ittle Joseph Charles Jones, son >f Prof, and Mrs. Joseph Jones, vas ring bearer. Little Ellen Louise njjng, daughter of undertaker and dis. Will King was a flower girlMr. James Chappcll was an usher; .diss Eunice Adair, sister of the groom was one of the bridesmaids; After the ceremony the guests vere entertained at a iweption at Hie bride's home. I he bride and rroom art away on their honeyiini'li trip. Itl-V. Adllll' IS 0)1, i.l i hotel's nrv promising y.ung uyn and is a Presbyterian minis er He i* a graduate of J.--C. Smith University. The bride is a graduate >f Bennett College and is at pres i-iit ;t teacher in tin- Bessemer :ily school in North i Carolina. I'lu-.ir many friends here wish them uueh happiness. . k Mrs. KvrjTAtston-ol Irum. S. IV 'pint a few days_jiyilh her daunhit. .Mrs. Ipni' Jones. and_Httended In* Adair-Davidson marriage in harlottK' Saturday night. Others "rom here attending tin- wedding vcr?- the groom's mother and sisor, Mrs. M. M. Adair and Miss Mary Hose Adair, a student at State College, his uncle alid wife uvd ehildrertj- Prof, andi Mrs. Joseph .lonesjlittle Kva Marylin and! losoph 'Charles Jones, and Hev Vlr. Harrison, a friend. The Finley high . school library ! s open every Tuesday night from > to S o'clock with Miss K. A. Copland, librarian, in charge. Hooks )f all tyfyes. magazines and mws in per* Pro a i a liable for good read tig to all -wbo come. The County Fnir will he in full iwing all next week. A great time s anticipated. The exhibits are exji-liLciLLu lie many and bolter. than inv y.? t bad. There will he a tarniral on hand and the interestis treat for the festivities. On Tlnirs lay, Vouchees of Denmark and yrieiulshlp of Kock IIill will play In Friday Finley high and I .an* aster liigh will, play. Kov. ;\l. T. (Joker Spent the sn-i-k Mid in Washington. Mr. John Briee from Baltimore, a visiting his mother Mrs. Mary Jrko. Miss Holt, teacher in Paradise 'chool, Great Falls, spent the week ...111 ~ --im ?uii ner iricrni Airss tiraee IVinter. Ml . J. T. Common id?Hnrris. >urg, I'c-im. i> in the city visiting Rrof. S. I.. Finley is chief regisrar for the registering of colored leoplc in tiie Chester district. All rif the -teachers of Fin ley. high ;chool are assisting with the work t!l .lay Wednesday. ( hos tor friends will .be irrieved '<> 'eat-l rr~lhe d.'tll I. ,,t' Ml Wllftfl Rosehoro at his honie in High Point. N. C. 'For many years he .vith his wife. Mrs. Relle Roselroro, .core citizens here. In the game Friday nisht when In-rdey?hie-h aid I broker Washingon high of i olumhia played he^o before a very large crowd at the fairground KinU-y high won. The ;"i .re?w'1 a?Vi" n :..u m rrr 1 ? . .. j iii i v > 111 w f i jo, oookoi Washington b. The death of Mr. Frangk Blanch ml of Charleston and Mr. Gardner f Allendale brought great sorrow .o Chester friends, both were ma <011? and very fine men. Their rel iLives have Tire" sympathy of their iiar.y friends. Cards have been received anlennetrijr the -nrrfrrrinvr-~ ~M r; "AC" icrt W hite and Miss Arsonia Hall The young couple have the best udshe* f-vu* a long and happv life. MTT Marvin "Bo" (Treon is at lorne from Washington after spend my the >unij'ier there. .1. Wright "Jab" npitored to Augusta Friday <it> business trip. Dr. J. S. Allen is at home from Meharry Medical College, Nashcille, Term., where he took a special course which was given for two weeks. A pageant entitled "The Wise and Foolish Virgins" will be tho feature of the evening service at Metropolitan A,_ M. E. Z. church on Sunday evening. Members of ne fM. r. A. faculty will be program. . ,t , ? HKTHKI, A. M. K. CHl'RCH McClellanvillo, S. ( .?Tito Sunlay schotil is wide-awake, our 5upt., Mr. James White and his Assistants are keeping thy? youth ogether and are asking mothers ?nd fathers to take a part. The r.orning service began at regular iour. Rev. Jackson selected his ext from St. John 3:9. The nito ervice was turned over to the t'omerr.- The--church^ was dew Eited red and white. After tho r.st hymn prayer was offered by ro. John Garrett. The scripture rul then a second hymn after this m various clubs ami hoards pre fit'd their little token of appre>a?.i?.n to the pastor: Stewardess io*/d, $6.00; No. 2, $11.00; No. 3 h'/O, rds Board $3.25; No . 11.50; Missionary, $4.50; Pulpit ud, $1.00 and Choir'$1.75 which rmd?? a" total of $36.00. Wo are raying God's Meanings upon him ind the^neoplo whom he Is now cad in g and for a successful year TH1 AIKEN NEWS | I Friendship Baptist Church 4 Sundr.y was a beautiful flajy. Many came to worship at Friendship Sunday though the pastor was absent. Rev. Townsend gave us a very inspiring sermon "Who re Thy Neighbor". Many spqk'1 of this as being his masterpiece Rev. Peace on every second Sunday goes to his rural church, the great Mt. Zion. They tie doing splendid work under his pastorate. They realized over $66.00 in collection SumUty. Sunday night he was here in his pulpit. He gave a" very thoughtful sermon. "Clod's Way With I.ost Man". This is the last week for the revival. Rev. Den&ms from Sa vannah is conducting this wondei ful revival. Many have given their souls to Christ'. Among the many visitors and returning members tt Friendshiv Sunday?were;?Mr. .I>avid Clnrrott Mrs .losie Hazel. Mrs. Justine Jackson, ~M i. and Mrs. Lin Brown I and Mr. and Mrs. Collum. Wc wo it' glad to see Mrs. Holland out after a few weeks of illness. Winch for the Missionary Farr on Novembr 1.3, 14 and 15th. The ladies of the Missionary society are working harTl to make-This" effort i. success. Wesley M. K."Church ^ ( elesline t'ave White, Reporier Sunday was a beautiful day foi church goer*. Churcn school opened at tlie usual hour. -11:30 Rev. W in. Jenkins entered the pulpit and delivered a soul stirring. ~~At P.M. he delivered another wonderful sermon. The visitors for the day wore Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wilson, Mrss V. Stallings and Mr. Daniels. The church festival at Mr. Julius Kinnrd last Friday night wis a ' success. Gaines ^pf all kind wt-jt- played. Everyone enjoyed themselves. The Ladies Aid met at the parsonage last Monday evening. N. was the week end euest ot his, mother, Mrs. Savannah Riley f < umherlond A. M. K. Church Sunday was a busy day in Cum hcrlaml. S. S. ai the usual liout with Supt. urui staff at their post of duty. Rev. J. P. Perks of St Jaines A. M. E. church, McAlisti-r. mnalioniu" i2th Episcopal distrivt, was a visitor in S S. 14 A-.M-. Rev. J. P. Perks preach ed a wonderful sermon, Matt. 26: Id, MlbjOet "A?r.f k'in||nna?" 7:3?L_E,M. Rev. Perks preached anothor. strong sermon, Job 31:14, subj.Oct, "Face to Face With God" These sermons will long be remembered by all. Visitors during the day Rev. 11. Holland, jMesdam~~K. AriniTd. Hurris, Anderson, J P. Perks and Mr. 1$. G. Golden. Rev. Scott and family, Rev and Mrs. J P. Perks were luncheon guests of Mr and Mrs. D. A. The Presiding iStder llev. L. fcr Farmer will be with us Sunday To Tfotd?his fourth Quarterly <jonl'erence. Stewardess Board No. 2 js ?pob soring- a Pew Rally on the third Sunday night. Mrs. M. A. Gowdy rs the president. On Wednesday night last wJeek Rev. Seott pretched at Mt. Zion A ME church. He was aecompa tried--by-a- part of the -membership. The spirit was very high We are having our Dollar Money Rally on the fourth Sunday Your humble servant desires to thank the members and friends for their words of sympathy and prayers for his wife's recovery during her illness. She is recuperating nicely at home, having rVturned from the hospital Sunday. Prof, and Mrs. E. B. Williams are being congratulated on the birth of a son. durincr last month "Mrs. Williams was out for moming service, looking the picture of health. Stewardess Board No. 1 is spon soring: a Crab Bag: Party Thursday nieht, October 21 in the S. ?. room. Rev. P. L. Wells will preach on Monday night, October 2R for Mrs. A. Holland's club. The participants have begun to climb in the Ladder Project Watch H. Make Cumberland your headquarters and don't forget your Palmetto Loader. Ask for Freeman .Tones. , Second Baptist Church The morning service began on time nfter a very interesting and inspiring Sunday school. The subject being -T^ie (Boyhood of Jesus. Rev. C. W. Turner is the assistant pastdr to the ftev J. W. Miles came with a great message. Rev. Turner is away from home attending Morehousi -a ^ ' 1 11 , H H ! * i ^ k B kJ^I ^K .J k k JUMimelC^-j^ V?><i#l! ' < x :?!* and domestic affaire. President Inter eat In the lack of proper h? Phot* (above) ahova a doctor . Freodwn's Hospital, Washing! Id da will aean better men and i la typical of the hundreds of -at coaniry. ??? College, Atlanta, Ga., but conns to Augusta onrh week end. . TI* stated that tje had been quite ilk during the past week. We are hoping that he w'rll feel fine this week. Miss Revft Holmes left on tho 8th to begih schqol on the Oth She will begin her second year as teacher in Storm Branch Actdemy. Mrs. Warrena (junttlebuum urg ed the young people to join tlu junior choir. "Our friends and members urr returning from various places where theyfrhnve been spending The" summer?months. Among those at services were Mrs. I.aura Abney and Mrs. Bessie Jones Mrs. J ones >va.-; in Now York while Mrs. Abney was up in the mountains of North Carolina. We arc gltd to have thorn back with us Rev. Miles and a number of the F\o n c nn/1 ?. \ A W ottnu.loil the Mi. Canaan association helti with the Mt. Sinai Baptist church Eureka, S. C., of which ftev. Jack Milton is pajrtnr. A grand session was reported. Rev.?C. W Turner, Mr. M. 11 Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Bui ris and Mrs Jessie Peterson were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carroir Burris. Rev. Turner is planning a great ond Baptist ehuroh. The purpose is to do a bit of repair work in and "around the church. He is ask ing the full cooperation of the entile membership. This we hope -wil4-be cnrrirrLQuL-io <i big way We are going to stand T>y Rev" Turner in this movement. The will be given when all plans have been perfected. ~ M.'H. Holmes, reporter. - i am w I.A CRENS NEWS .. ?-St) mi ay ~ good" ' day?for church people. The Rev. Eugene Johnson filled the pulpit at Saint Paul Baptist church. The Sunday school and BYPU were carried on as usual. The Gleaners Club met Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Eulu Byrd. The Missionary No. 1 will meet with Mrsf Cora L. Meaders Friday \fo*s? T? ntlnrr la VtAinft fvAm visiting in Washington, D.C. and Greenville. The Eleven O'Clock Social club entertained at a guest meeting, Oct. 7, at the home of Mrt and Mrs. Arnett Barksdale. Mrs. Carrie Edmunds, Margaret Beasely and Mrs. John Put*an will begin their school terms Oct. 14th. The Missionary No. 2 of St. Paul Baptist church met at the home of Mrs. Eugene Johnson on Oct. 11. The next meeting will bo at Mrs. Lucy Hellam's home. The Home Missionary Circle will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Henderson Tuesday night. Miss T^ura Mathis of Faraday, W. Va., is visiting her amit, Mrs Ella Duckett; Little Marie Wright visited the Spartanburg County Fair Satur day. The Social Sewini? club ? will meet with Mrs. "Bessie Grant Friday night. The following spent Sunday, Oct. (1 in Charlotte, hi, C.: Misses Trene Davis, Mamie Young, Mesdames Martha Thompson, Loise Ray and Messrs. Willie Neeley, Troy Calhoun and David Goins. Miss Florence Boyd visited State College campus Saturday. Mesdames Rehecca Watts and Cora Lee Johnson visited in Co lumbia recently. The Saving Club for ruen met at the home of Mr. George Garlington Tuesday night. 1 * ' 1 iJv . "'7"^| Ufl / I Ey^B ^B IPw fl M ^B 9S U H^r ibJ* " fl ^ir JJa Bpr B 9 9 R^ggV ' -i j^ " ^ 'f . 4 Pl.^< ^SJv < JM ^ , ' rP - fHn?ar ^ "uf; * * "j ife- ' .1 Roosevelt has taken a personal ?lth facilities for Colored people, looking over a young patient at on. D. C. Better health for the romen tor tha future. This seen? WPA health projects throughout Mrs. Helen Putnam visited relatives in Spartanburg last week. Mrs. IJillie Stewart has been visiting her-sister Mrs. Charlotte 'Thompson. ^ Mrs. Emma Winford of Detroit. Mich., is ..visiting her sister, Mrs. Walk and her grandmother Mrs. Johnson. Little Miss Ixifs Irby, of Young stown, Ohio has been visiting the second grades of Hampton Street school. . A large number oTj^-alhers and -Students attended the Sanders?Hi and Sterling game in Greenville Tuesday night. The Parent Teachers Association was organized Thursday afternoon at Hampton St. schcTol. . The officers are Pies Mrs. Nfonnie . Darlington, N ice Pres., Mrs. I.idie Shell; Secretary, Mrs. Josephine Rice; Assistant Sec. Mrs. Fowler; Treasurer?Mrs.?Edith Beaseley; Publicity committee Mrs. Bessie iVfhthis Mrs. Lidie Irby. Mrs. llattie C'i:nningha,m. Mrs. Mary tIones ' Mrs. M mid it' I.ullen ami Mi. Whit ? more and others whose names the writer failed to get. Mrs. Elizabeth Griltin of Spar" tanburg has been visiting her sis " tor and brother Mrs. Mariah t'Un ningham and Mr. Amps Richev. I Also their father. Mr: J. H. Richey of Woodru . has been visiting them. They all oniovcd a motor . " trip to Columbia. , The. Alumni of By n edict College and friends were happy to see the Benedict Bus with their team pass thru T.aurens Sunday. We are sorry to report the death of the infant son of Mr. " Anderson is the former Milttle " Miller. Have you visited the Quality Fish and Poultry Market? It is opposite the Putnam Dry Cleans ers and is operated by Rev., and . Mrs-.- Butler-.?- i? : bntksbirc nf.ws John .lowers, Reporter The Rev. R.L. Bii.wn pastor of the Batesburg Circuit of the _C. M. E. church preached a soul stirring sermon at St James on Sunday Oct. 13. The pastor and members^-of- -St.?James?ehurc-h?arxr looking forward to the Annual Conference which is to be held at Ratesburg JCov .10-24. Rishop C.--4-r--Ru8sell The . presiding bishop. The enrollment of students. at the Batesburg High school is in creasing, at a marvelous average. Among the teachers of Rates ' | burg, who returned to their work this week were Misses Alone Rvrd i Ruth Jowers, Rosette Jackson and Prof. C. B. Byrd and Rev. J. A. Hayes Miss Mary Jowers has recent ly arrived from New York after a four months visit ! Mr. John Boukniirbt and Mm Amuurflu Artemus wlui are sick, are liecupemting. ALSTON HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Summerville?The Alston Tiyeis went out on the gridiron on Friday with a greater determination j to win than ever. And while the j students stood cheering the Tigers . marched on to victory over Immaculate Conception with a score of 12-0. Some of the outstanding players for that day were the Wat' son brothers,- J. Simmons with " Brown and hooper playing at | quarter. The boys were a bit slow] at tne beginning of the season due to the fact that they were trying to learn a new system, the Warnet System of playing, along with hav tng new coaches nnd nine new J pmyers on the team. However they' } are grasping the new system beau1 tifully. | I We are very happy nnd proml to report that the school through the | cooperation of the P. T. A. has se I curnJ a bus for the transportation of the teams to various places to ' play. Our school moving for ' ? ward. - CARLISLE NEWS Mr, Lawrence Sartor left last week for Washington, D. C. Mr Arto Williams of New York, the son of Rev. R. B. Williams the ex-. nastor of Williams Chapel A. M E Zipn church, is in town. He it stopping over with Mrs, M. Sar tor. Miss Bernice Brown and Misn Margaret Chirp of Columbia, S. C are in town on account of taking an active part with the other teachers of Qak Grove school. Prof M; Hawkins and MiSs Sadie Robertson in registering the young men for- future service for the United States were grand. At Williams Chapel A. M. E.i /ion church Sunday Rev. Mrs. Alston preached two soul stirring messages which will long be remembered. The spiritual part of the service was high and finance was good. The members and friends of the various churches are sill talking about the great services. Aftei services we enjoyed a drill hv tbn 12 tribes of Israel. The tribes re ported is follows: MrKT~Martha L Drown. $1.50; Mrs. Martha iDaw kin*; $1.'.?0; Mrs. Mary Galmon ?'i.0,r);?Mrs. Irene?Lanuy,?$3 .'40; Mrs, Rttn L. Stewart. >3.67: Mrs. 'Pearl Johnson. $3.83; lifts. Uelf h-ter, Mrs. Nettie Medlockr $1.30; Mrs. Ellen English, $4.36; Mrs. Aulies Sims. $7.00; Mrs. Lillie Stewart. $8.0(1. Mrs. Eva Coleman, $11.11; total amount raised by th? tribes, $55.18. Total amount thru day, $72.70. We were very glad to have with us Sunday.'Mr. Krven Coleman, one of ottr. fc'est young men, who reported a very pleasant stay in Cincinnati, Ohio with hts mother Mrs. Annie Dillard. Rev. F. L. Wilkes was in town Sunday night. HI DOG SPRING NEWS + . :_i - Sunday marked another high day at Ridge Hill. Rev. Jones was at his best. His text was .taken from Revelation. H e preached as never before, many shed tears because thorn w no" ? .. .. o ? K.WU||| nt' s:nliifK>t?all?ovar th<* ehu-rch The collections were good ns usual, total, $33.75. ^ Mrs. Bessie Meache) of. Florida, sister of Mrs. M. Greene, is here on a vacation. We hope forher a pleasant?stay,?. . J?: Mr. James I). Hammond, who is teaching in Greenville ^ county $pcn? the week end with .his par cats. Tlio L. P. A. Club Is sponsoring a quartet contest Friday night at Kidgc Hill. The public is cordially invited. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Peterson spent the week end in Allendale. ?Faculty and students dceply-gyro^ pathize with professor Gardner and the menibefs of the family in the passing of his father Professor and Mrs. Hightower Mrs. 6. V. Peterson, Misses C. E. "Wells. I,. Holmea nn<l B. Williams^ attended the funeral of Mr. Gardner in Allendale Monday. \Ve sympathize with the Cyrus and Yin iris children in the death) of their mother and grand mother HKXHLE11 EM .HIGH SCHOOL Bethlehem High school opened its driors Monday, Oct. 7, at 9:(T0^ o'clock with jquite a few patrona! and officials. The enrollment ex'! reeding last term. couraying remarks from Dr. D J. Dixson, Deacon Hay of Jordan Seceion, Mesdames Duncan Round Tree Jones and Patterson. Then a.!.- * Ki me iacuity responded with uplifted hearts and a stronger, determination of mak inir tins year a success. ? Mr. Rinza Ray of Williston was on the campus returning hiR daughter Miss Earlinc Ray. Mrs. Maggie Johnson of Hampton entered her neice Miss Martha (Upver "for another year. "T=^ Mesdames Grayson, Roberts and Rostick entered Misses Rob -Bostick ami?Gray son,?also Mr. John Bostick. Prof. E. S. Allen worshipped at Browns Chapel Sunday and enj?>yo'& u wonderful sermon by Rev Brmv. The High School club was en tertained* in the school auditorium Thursday evening by Prof, and Mrs. E. S. Allen. A number of new members-joined. There were quite a few visitors The Club plans to put over a bigger and better program this term. Mr. John McDuffy presided aB Mrs E. M. Holly, the president was absent on account of illness. The next meeting \Vill be held Monday rute, at the school auditorium. ABBEVILLE COUNTY TRAINING SCHOOL The contest for the bride and groom of the Chocolate Wedding to be held in the school auditori um Tuesday evening, closed at 1: 20 p.m. Monday, October 14. The tenth grade class reported the highest amount, $27.05; so tht bride, Miss Mtry Jean Pressley and the groom, Mr. William Don aldson. will. !?. joined in "holy hemlock". This contest was sponsored in the interest of the library. The total amount raised wiqs $97.67. The other (.lasses repotted!the fol lowing amounts.* Eleventh- grade $18.85; ninth grade, $7:82; eighth grade. $10 20; seventh grade ?5.40; sixth grade, $8.25; ftftl ?ra ie.. $5.20; fourth grade $8.16 :"'ird grade $.1.00; second grade .. mm ?? ;rn.iTT i;. Saturday, OctoKer 19, 1940 Classified Advertising ' Column Special Notices, Cards of Thanks. Memoriams, Birth AnnourfcementS\ Marriage Announcements, etc., are charged for t! the rate of 10c per line. Cash must aiJcompany the order. Minimum charge 50e. CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Freder Pope wishes to thank her many friends for their kind expressions shown . during her illness. The doctors and nurses were very considerate. They were Doctors Doughty and Shaw. $2.25; first grade, $4.50. Mr. i nd Mrs. William Wade motored to Orangeburg, Saturday, October 12, to visit relatives I and to attend the Lane-State colI lege football game. Accompany ing them were Mrs. Rehecc-? Smith, : who is their cousin, and Miss I. M. White, the Jeane# tea;i'h0r 6f ABteVlllfe dddrity. ; r?Miss White, whose home -Charleston,. S. C., and-who- was a forrfier member of the Marion n a? m " v^uuncy 1 raining school faculty the passing of the late Mrs. Juanita Burg,ess Johnston/ We are very glad to welfOmeTMiss White-as our JeaneB teacher, and wo hope l'or her much success. Read The Palmetto 1-eader, the state's leading Negr0 papfy. I EMMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. F. D. Dreher, Pastor Sunday was a beautiful day for church-goers, and Sunday schoo'. was well attended and the lesson taught with much enthiaiasirh Morning worship began at 11:30 A.M. after the preliminaries the jiastor pretched a noble sermon from St. Luke 8:17, theme: Thn People Waited on Him, to an ap- ; preciutive audience. 7:30 p.m. Rev. Dreher preached a soul stirring sermon from St. _ T .llVn Q >1 1 Tl"'" ? iiun yvub a message TulT of thought and. enjoyed by all. Rev. j.~C. Bates, Mrs. Neb lie Dixon, Mr. F. Lambert were among the visitors. The sick are sisters Mary Williams, Inez Gladney. Sister Es ther McDaniel wits bitten by e spider Sunday but is much bettei also John Wise. Improved art sisters Roseboro, R7 Brown and Ringer. There will be a Cocoa Sip given by the Emmanuel Willing Work ers 'Sunday at 3:30 p.m. We solicit the cooperation" of members and friends. , GOOD HOPE CIRCUIT Rev. P. B. Brooks, Pastor The Good Hope Circuit is moving along nicely under the leadership of our pastor Rev. Brooks. kast Sunday being communion Rev. Brooks seemed to be at his best and the spirit ran high On Monday night - after _the_paato? _ and his family had gone to bed o crowd came up singing, "There'3 IT Granger" at the Door." The door was opened and a crowd rushed in with flour, lard, pota toes, fresh meats, fruits, milk, corn flakes, grits, rice and a num ber of other things to eat which was a happy surprise to the pastor and his friends. These were i|fembers of Macedonia and Eman ue( churches. Miss Carrie Lee Gary of Hele- ^ na Bpent two weeks with her sT* ter and brother in law Rev. and Mrs. Brooks. While here a surprise party was given in her hon or, which was enjoyed. .The guests were Miss Gary, Mr. and Mrs. O'Brvant. Attornev Mnrimn Miss Billy, Misa Johnson, Misa Gass, Sumpter, Miss Howe and others. ' ?, * COMMUNITY HOSPITAL HOLDS BABY CLINIC Union, S. C.?A Baby Clinic was held at the Union Community hospital Thursday, October 10th 1940 Dr. E. B. Burroughs of Char leston, S. C., conducted the clin? ic. The clinic was well attended The people of this city are very grateful to Dr. Burroughs for com ing and doing such an excellent piece of work. Accompanying the specialist from Charleston was Dr. Pervis who owns one of the leading drug stores in tha* city. Gentlemen, come again. The evening of the same day a group of Medical, Dental and rnarmaceutieai men met at the hospital and organized a Piedmont Society of the PAlmetto Med kal -association, Hafving as ita purpose the strengthening of the State Medical association and en couraging the men in their professions. The next meethvg wil be held in Anderson, S. C., Novw* her 14, 1D40._ T s-: