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S. C. Ai . VOL. XV?NO. 42. -t-?State Colored October 28--N * Columbia, S. C.?-The South Carolina Colored State Fair opens next' week for a full six day ?exposition. October '2K to?Novem ber 2. ..v, not only more numerous but Saturday has -been scheduled with a full day's program of Amusement-sand special events . N. Y. A.s' ami fanners fl'dm till parts of South Carolina will have ? a larger part on the week program than ever with a special day, Friday, for conferences and meetings. Exhibitors have requested more space than in t ny previous yeat' in the big steel building. Educational displays and demonstrations of the state highway department, is an unusual added featui-e. Dis<plays and demonstrations of speci-f I interest to farmers and home makers will also be special added features this year. p- Kails United Shows have en-. Iarged their carnival and will bring to the midway an improved and brilliant array of shows, rides { and eonessions. Free - set*?ami will be better than ever. " .Churches, schools and communities have shown a new cooperative spirit. Jubilee choirs from more than twenty communities will eompete on Wednesday. Miss Evelyn Lark Johnson '43 won the title of Miss Bell Street in a recent contest by reporting the highest amount of money 01 all contestants. She entered Bell Street high school, Clinton, S. C. in the fall of 1931) and immediately won the esteem of her instructors manners. Her activites are not confined to classroom work for she is the vice-president of her class, a member of the glee club and a member of the student! coundH? We wish for "Miss Bell Street" a successful school term?in every phase, SPARTANBURG NEWS M.. II 1.1 O. *?. ^ _ / 1 r .?ii. nuruiu oniiLn, son oi ivir. u<nd Mrs. B. T. Smith, died in New York Ci.ty. The body was brought to Spartanburg and funeral services were conducted at Silver Hill church by his pastor, Rev. P. E. Mingo, assisted by other ministers of the city. Callaham Funeral Home was in charge. The funeral service of Mr. S. H. Chambers, one of Spartanburg's outstanding citizens, was conducted at Majority Baptrst church by his pastor, the Rev. J. S. Daniels, ' Rev. C. C. Clark of Greenville and many other local ministers. Mr. Chambers leaves a devoted wife, Mrs. Edith Chambers, sisters and brothers along with many sorrowing friends to mourn his passing. The teachers, students, friends and patrons of Carver high are making a wonderful drive to bring the high school library up to the TU. r> r /-I ouiiiu&iu. inc pi (iitijmi) rrui, v<. C. Woodson, is much encouraged over the response from the citizens Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Kirkland, Mr. and Mrs. D. P. DuBose of Camden were here Sunday visiting their brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bolden. Many friends and relatives of the late George Coleman were here Sunday to attend his funerafl which wa8 held at the A, M, E. Z. church. The services were conduct - ed by hia pastor, the Rev. Gray, assisted by the Rev. D. C. Crosby presiding elder. The Carverhlgh has one of the 1 ^ best football teams in its history. Football? mual St jB Fair Here ov. 2nd ({ ) Grounds will be closed Sunday-, October 27 and Ktus United Shows and Concessions will move 'in. By Monduy?night the?brilliraiit?urn way will teem with record break. _ -itnr--first day attendance- _ Exhibitors begin placing exhibits and arrmging displays Monday. be ready for judging. Farm, homo, it t. . I5 vi_l? * ? ' college. sciiuui_jn. i. t\ , i-rr tiuus, community,t _and church, all will present the 1940 decade of progress in South Carolina. ' Wednesday is N. ^ . A. and Farm ers' Day. v On Thursday, interest will cen tor oil one of the big. games of the Fair program. Benedict meets : rugged inter-seetipnal rival, Kd ward Waters College of Jackson ville, Florida. Attendance for tin the Big Thursday is expected to reach a new high. High School Day on Friday will bo another record breaker with the Booker Washington-Mather game as the chief attrrction. Horse racing and fire works will follow the big games on Thursday and Friday. - 1 Special features, yet to be an-. T nounced, will be scheduled for Sat ui'day. the closing day for the \ Big. ?Week. Officials are set and 1 re; dv for the throng that is expecteil to attend the .'15th Annual 1 South Carolina State Colored Fair i CHESTER PARAGRAPHS . Grand Master Stinback, Mr. Joseph Clinton and Mr. Joseph Jones 1 itiitriKiuu iiu1 iuiHMai services o1 v Rev. J J. Harrison at First Cal J vary church in Columbia as representatives of the Master Masons 4 Chester friends sympathize deeply 4 with Mrs. Harrison and .other relatives in this great sorrow, The body of Mr. Uriel Grier, who died in Salisbury. N. C. October , lb, wt.s brought here for burin! ] Monday.' lie?was formerly?t'roiv ~] Chester but lived in Salisbury for , the past several years. He was a > veteran of the World's War. He was _the brother of Mrs. Lizzi< 1 Wylies and her many friends here , sympathize with her in his passing i [Undertaker Harold Spann was i. i charge of the burial. - . ] The body of iMr. Ruseboro, : former Chester citizen, was brought ' here?for?burial?t'rnm?Irrc?Inmin?ii ! High Point, "N. C. and brief l'unoral servives were held at C ' j vary Baptist church Sunday afternoon. Rev. Turzah Bowser preach. ' ed the. sermon. Many letters and J cards were sent the widow, Mv Belle Roseboro. T*--1 rtaker Will ( King .was in charge. Burkl was ii , - cemetery. -Mr.?and A1 Roseboro were loyal members oi Calvary Baptist church when they ] lived here and many sad friends t were out to pay .ivspyct at this sad tmnv'~Me"~wns a nainter by j trade, hr kimt^Snd friendly j and hid a ' ust of t'-ei Is, c?>i i and whit e, llesidv .-> *>!.-, wife, he left one-sister. ' - t Mr. C. J. Huff of Phrladelphi- t motored down Saturday and spen 1 several hours very pleasantly with his mother, Mrs. Minnie Wright; his sister, Miss Lucile Wright am his step-father, Rev. J. W. Wright. Mrs. M. M. Adair, with l]er mo thur, Mrs. 'Al. M. Jones and In i brother, Mr. Joseph Jonesr motwreu 1 to Charleston Wednesday for the ' Synodical of t h e Piesby teriin c church. The Chester County Fair is in t full sway this week. The exhibit t hall is full of beautiful articles 1 from one end tcf the other. Booths < for Finley high school N. Y. A ; group, undertaker Denton, forest > rangers, rural schools, and articles 1 from many individuals make up a ( display that is worth being seen. L_ Finley Ihigh .won the football game heife Thursday night. Th. ~J score was" Finley high 20, Har- ( bison 0. Mrs. Maggie Anderson is sick ' at her home on Cemetery street. I NOTICE ! I . The ludies of the W. H. and F. 4 ^Missionary Society of Brown Chap- 1 el and Miller's A. M. E. churches * have invited Mrs. S. L. Flipper, ' our state president, to speak at Brown Chapel A, M. E. church 1 at,Helena, S. C., October 28 art i 7:30 o'clock. Her subject will be 1 "Developing self in self." Every- ' body is invted to hear this wonder, ful subject. Come and hear hei; i for yourself. "J Rev. T. E. Robinson, Pastor ^Benedict ; . . r , ate Cole Pali "O MAN O Dedicated to Frankl HY MARY ALIC& DUNC C) man of God, gird i . The fight* is fierce None can lead in a t Except a man ol How mand to have i Sn clean and free 0 man of God. thv re Galls thee back"* We know that thou a: ~ And tried for doi The marvelous works Will live in the i f ? jlfttl IlUWf tllttl IflC* Wl We need a stead: To lead and guide thi: Into the right thi 'Tis grand to live so * In the hiidst of f Thy deeds will ever 1 In the Ameriyan't (lird up thyself! pros Consider where tl The American people Thou art, a man RIDGE SPRING NEWS ? Sunday found Icaqherg and, pu- th )ils at "their pofct of duty. The (|a Ridge Hill S. S: is moving along licely under the supervision of (jc Mr. T. F. Hammond who has f0 stood at the head for quite a num jjj jer of years. The BYPU needs reviving.'The " * _?.P.A. club* sponsored an inspir- .! ng program Friday night. The ? ollection was very goo<i. The L. U. board * met at the 10 lomtT of Mrs. Allean Hammond t(J: Thursday. After the business sa >art was over, a course of ice iream was served. Everyone, ex- 5511 jressed_an enjoyable time. ?f The KvuTs of Promise' have st: i Tom Thumb wedding at the ?chool house, Nov. 1st. Come one ome all and see little Cleo Mey'itt get married to little William ; ' Brooks. ^ Misses C. E. Welles of Ashe/ille, N. C., and Miss I.oi'etha holmes of Bennettsville, an- er.?H tably filling the vacancies of the 1th and . Gth grade teachers, re ;pe.ct ively, We regret very much that the some of Mr. Matthew Burke was .iestroyed by tire Monday mornng. We hope our good patrons .s-ill ptrf forth effort to help replace these lost articles. Misses Wells and Holmes~spent :he week-end in Wards, guests of I Miss Well's aunt. l-j? xj<.iii l iorgei, me nauoween Masquerade Party to be given in :he school auditorium October 31. \dmission ? lc. Plenty to sell; J, Menty games to play, fun "enough J f to make it a pleasant stay. \ Two of our trustees were seen jf, in the campus Monday. We hope that meant more improvements in the L'oilfirpgtv, HT E. Dept ., etc. Mrs. Ruth H* Cooper of CJeve- ? apd. O., "is here visiting her mo- M ;her and parents, yo Miss Mattie Ora Gibbson an ex th graduate .Of this school was syen 'be n town last week end from Bet- an tis. " Oi Prof. Gardner served as referee m V M i.. VV V...^ -v. LJ ;\veun Bettis and Haines institute Jn Friday. th ' "* * ? 1 ni ROCK HILL NEWS in By Floree I. Davis sy The .Bears nf Clinton played Di swift Morrel of Morristowri, Tenn. rhc- score was 6-0 in favor of Tenn V? rhe game was called off oil ac ount of darkness. 'V It was a great shock to all of he friends of Mrs. Lola Crocket R() o hear of hor death on October 8. Mrs. Crockett was a well known ov itwen of Rock Hill. -She -f&ye-d done on South Trade streetr SJn c]. vas a member of Rock Greive th \. M. E. church also a member Rj >f the church aid society of Rock at jrove. The funeral was h eld on Y< Monday, October 21 at Rock Grove re \. ME. church. Rev. Gla ' gr rreached the funeral. . Mrs. Marie Mien is still visiting or ler daughter in Charlotte. N. C. ed Miss Willie Bee White has re fo l. ... j i n. u. ?I ?? uuniMi nure itvi\i rfimsyranu , uv pvhere she will go to school thi ail at Emmett Scott high school. "5 Mr. W. A. Bowens has returnee! 'V 'rom the hospital after an operaLion.. He will soon continue his itudies at Friendship Ctrilege. Mr ? Bowers is a freshman. Mr. Charlie Strong is not rm- nv proving as. fast after his return -y^ from t lie hospital, lle^did not have j ?n operation. Mr. Strong lives in ni :he Boyd Hill section. ar Miss Johnnie Tee Mason of 3.16 tr Mtine St. is improving after being Ct sick for some time. She attends M Emmett Scott high -school. fo vs Edwar * - ?? * _ i .red Fa ucfii TTH .(' F GOD" in 1). Koosevelt 'AN, Barnwell. S. C. >p thy strength! and hard; irite like this ! , : God. u record from stain.-. cord! ( ... ignin. rt tested, ng thy part, thou hnst. done' \merieans' heart. .rid is challenged, fast soul, that's true, s nation ngs they should do. bravely, oe and strife, a tocsin < . ? life. is forward! iou hast trod, are confident of God! - ? ABBEVILLE NKWS The- Missionary Society met at e home of Mrs. Mamie Cole, Friy, October 18. The meeting was openedvotion, after which the topic r discussion was opened by Mrs lodes, "Christian Conduct," Roins 3rd chapter, 12-19. This toc was beautifully discussed b\ I. The president then called the use to order for business. Tn< 11 was called for dues. The hos53 served a course of chicken lad and tea. The Interdenominational M i s nlary Society met at the home Mrs. E. V. Reid on ITnvriahnrp rcet, Sunday, October 20. Don't Be Alarmed mBm fi a m^WB MtLJ T '. 010 Ol non.i Ks.% ' * I ? 1 ? - - - * ' ^ . .vc.^? iiv uiarmeu it on onday morning, October 28th, hi hear the Jmoin of cannons and e shrill ta-in-^n?of bugles rever. rate through?the city'; it's~not i invasion; nor the results of air son Welles scare. If our inforation is correct it will ,bo the iumphal procession of the Four k Spots and entourage entering is fair city to till their engageent at the Township Auditorm. Today the word Ink Spots is nonymous with the word fame, it this fact wasn't always true, ily a sh.ort 'time ago, in the ar of 1 to he exact, the Koui k Spots were ari obscure radio lartot. But in that same year e Decca Record company releasan Ink Spot recording of the ng "If I Didn't Care". The rest history . . the record sold "er,200,000 copies . . . >Walter inchell raved about them and ihned that .the Ink Spots were e- greatest thine ever to hit oadway . . . the boys appeared ' the Paramount theatre in New irk and broke all box office cords, overshadowing even the eat Olefin Miller. Millions of entertainment se.eks front coast-fo-coast have flock to hear and see this great quar t and haVe paid them uhprecented honors. Through all this t Ink Spots have passed with ring colors and f?ave definitely oven that fame is not fleeting. )i today they are even greater an they were when they found dden-fanie and have added to eir laurels such De ca Recordks _as. "My I'; ayor," "It's-Fun' To Everyone But Me.," "Bless m." "Address Unknown" and ust For At Thrill." ' Bat if you e a skeptic and think that this ticle is overloaded with descripfc adjectives take a trip to the AUUIWIIU1U on day Trtgtrtr" t^etober 2ft irrni rm your own opinions. d Waters lir Here v z< News In And A renin Washington II) J. U Hart Wtrwhintrlun, J) Oolui.ri Si Bishop D. Waul \irhols <>(' il A. M. E. church delivered a time - sermon at Metiopnlicm A. .M~ c h u re h 67-68 virses war ottt: to Im'Toi remembered. Bishop Nichols was ;ii Emami A. M. E. church. New York C'i1 before his/elevation to the Bisho ric last.'-Ma.v in Detroit, Mich. 1 presides over the state-<>f Alabam Hrs native home is (Charleston. C. Last Saturday snow fell all <h and the mercury went down freezing. This is the coldest Go ober we htve had dp.?a- Hmulong time. Snookum Russell and his h< band from the _Savoy?Ballmot opened the Howard Theater ~aga this season for the second const* utive year. He also closed it la spring. The little boy of the stroe of Columbia, S. C. a few years aj. has a good bund and is nu.kir good. Mr. and. Mrs. Wade I'. L)t*i took a week end trip to New Yoi a few weeks ago to visit relativi and friends. 4 Mrs. Lottie Dowdy and little so Sammy of Gadsden, S. C., spent few weeks with her sister at aunt Mrs, Mabel Ritter. Mrs. Lottie Outin Walters, Mi Jutflita Johnson and her husban Charles, are recovering from i; juries^received in^a car wreck la Month. Mrs. Walters, who had broken back, is still in a cast bt is dbing fine. We wish for h< ai speedy recinnvy Mr. J.E; Dickson, tarm.. demo , stration agent of Columbia. Si ? spent, a few days here over la week end on business. NEWBERRY NEWS Mrs. Sallie Boyd who is now : . .siding -in Ashovillc, is?rt guest of her sister and relativt Mr. and Mrs. Henry Montgonu-i on Coats street. Mrs. .Mary Nixon on I.indsa street has had her home_beaut ftilly remodeled. Calvary Presbyterian Church Rev. A. H. Reasoner, Pastor Our hearts were saddened wit Master Glenny Burroughs, Ji his mother and family in the b< reavement of liis t'athei.?The fu eral was Sunday afternoon at th Bethlehem?baptist church. Re1 E. E. Gaulden, the pastor prosit ed. T. A. Williams undertake A large crowd attended. During -the 11:30 service Sin day morning the pastor's them \?as "The. Voice of Experience' Text Job 32:7. He spoke, of th benefit 'of the wonderful exper ence through our faith and tru? in God. Our visitors were Mr: Corn Young' and Miss Dorothy F. ? The?League service was ver impressive in the afternoon. A the president was indisposed th adult advisor led the diseussioi The topic was "How Can We. P Sure, of God?" Nurse Daisy Golden from Give ville spent the week at home wit her sisters and relatives, Mr. an Mrs. Kenner on Snowden stree Miss Verna Rutherford has r< 1 turned home from New York Cit BARNWEI.I. NEWS Rev. A. P, Porter pleached hi farewell sermon f.t Bethlehei Baptist church Sunday night. Re' Portdr has been pasturing: her Tor more than a year. Dr. D. J. Dixon attended tl funeral service of Rev. Harriso in Columbia: We are very sadovt the loss of I^ev. Harrison. * Mr. George Jowers, Miss Rub Maud and Mary Cecil Duncan, a of which tre students at Voorhet Junior College, spent the wetend home. They were aeeompanie back t0 the campus by Mrs.-Igrel ta Hart, Hettlo A. Glostciy Mr: Mary Alice, and Equalla Duncan. Friends are proud to hear *c the marriage of Miss Lizzie Dor by to Mr. Span Odom, . ; The Jeanes teacher, Mi;?u.Susa F. Bailey, is doing all she can t have the teaching force of th county among the best in stat The Barnwell County Teachei Asgpciation'meCfpr a Short peri* after the conference-and. worke -out? very unique program for it next meeting, After said'prograi I was Trrmntfnced, the teachers t the> county went away with inspire knowledge With the desire t0 pi | the knowledge gained into actio - and gratefnt to thetr TYfcniTTTr I co-worker, Mrs. S. F. Bailey. 5 Fair Grc All Ne> . i'ki? k Ki (1 Allen's Honie< To Be Gala F .t <i')iiinll <.aim VA nh < <i U'K?" i tu111I'r i'M'fil itioii if! Sepia Anurica I'ari ot < ? ii l.raiitc; (4- - ' ' , n I" I ' .. 7" ~ ' i . T ' ' ' ?;;f ;;li . v '.a j,!*..* ,.j ? i i at. | ' (' . r : : ' ' ?~ J I 11*1:: I^vcr J! ' ! . L-*sr\ ' .VtlT-??- ? _? '? q All h* .111. 1 '.I Vi-ii* ' ' fa*;,-,!:*.. ,v.,' t.-fii: |)i ri w ica'?.av ' : >v. . / Wiitc ili;|U'*?Vi-;fl<*?:l j s)n l(at l>ir.*j a! trie !' ,\!'*j . iUl'wU !> ii; ! v : * ( 'H < v -n- ? , * V? . . arc |)la,\ inir t;*cir ! i txi.f ci *-:.ce . ynuw -aim in*: ..tin* lli-hai>1 "Itu^ W illiain*' */_i ,u i m??fj?t~r~ Lcli.'Vcii at S111:11 I f i-'h.y, Tl'.t l'Aiih' v illi Pain.-.' wiii i.. i.cxt Sat'.inlaN'* . ; at Hurst Ki? i.J . \ \.,Ki ]~r ... ts a host ,.f . rii.- * liil'llli: St li.j. r:l - . |.( .... ft.,. I,,, ^ cat stiei* rit. fin i|.?, Jit u:1' . ;,* : fhousatxis. ?*f f. : a:;.; v.. 1. 1,1 withers *;' ';!: ^ Schools. -K f A r. a- * r t . sh !!,' ' (in- J*: a; a ' ?>!" . ,\i! r,. ??. 'Mis- sai-.l M:.?- 1;..,.:'. u 'H'?tnx*rnj:rfnjr;~TrrTt" *v i.: r:T*~ f Ali> i<l is f..j t ufiiit.- i*. *.. .. t!f i,(v i: many >u.i: -}, - :l... w ..*. la ? s. .who woi. t'.i til:* :?! ?? j;r |,:;i <1. America a' 11 \\ j i n- Fair la-'.c'."7 i i i-.Af \ i ... Tr Hhi wi!?':,N ~i ' !*, ,j I !.l I I * ?l| H". i > i i , . L' ' 1 '> 4 l-t ill' f it ifVi'ht >',)!' a i.ajr : 'i i - \, I- cluilPii i:. tin pin:. . : ! ! ! . < -HVfuN IS 1 VS >. ' ' FT5viMlv{|ij, \. \f < hiircii Mis>. HI. inlolJ Wal^. r- pLi'.oil !'? '! S S. '!u i I * i vr iias.-oiiil.ili hour-. r.iu- 1 li-v. H \\ . W^ulki f m.ar 11:1.) o'clock fi<>in <t Matt '2'i:21. Hlr ^ I ' i' . ' i.'l i in. !.iuk f... -s "*" thai ail .. sciuci . \\.'i;11 to foast fni a ft i*r ho Iiaf? finished * J.?,is tncssajrc. v - On Sui.niiiy ev.niiar 7:1." Rov; j. ^ alkc-r im-!n!'fi> and \wrcran il \\itirtJ-i.? pulpit lialn. tilkal \<y R J'rio>fvP. trio i-van-. uo!i>t o. tin.* A..\l.h. .lunch. comI inn ft-..in f iia'ianati. Ohio. A!! , ' who h.-tiin-.i to li..)-. wviv inna.'i'ii 4" to hear., a moM-iijc Mi <tt!on<_' ami ' t- P i I i f 11 ;l 1 i . .,.'1 \ ,d .. , |o young:.' s.. fair am! < h.d-fc.it henough .-"peak a< ?I,:- < . , j; list ??;<:. \V.. .>;,y 's;,o"~j* " born of <o..}. sho v; : .. , * i Tl. . i - .. ? ? , . * ' i > " i' ; 11 -: .V i- ..a. ] tliltI* ??**. f ! :V- ,S;.v l" if - Mrs Mar:-- -ik,: - A th vk\ Vi-it it;v si-fli-: All-- M.:' Ma. Y?UUr^. 1 Misses tl..i \"I".. va'V? Hiiii) ^ I Ai!ar:;<. Mr-. Avm-H -i -aKlj_ |v! at !: ?' Mrss:- I<iia :J M U).1 . | 1 'I ' .?Lii- - A .5?.?. ,? 5 '. v r. 1 fl 'I'.a ""SrvTrnTy TTT' > ,- > , laini fra-'i.H Toy v.;r> it .1 i-a. V: '*! With t! >-:i! k:,:!, ?"s ?v\ f.-r l * ! and {!:? / Vayfoj. (Ml S m.lay ;if'. ri.i - .; .-VU-k Mi at:?l V.: - K .1. i: \ prw-U-l ? -;v ^ ' das~-*''' A fsV sl^inV Vi*'i\{ t uvtii-tis. aj.-f as?.;::.- T >! tioHs r!u \ ?i !-'Vi-.! . tvuro ami v cako. . Earn ? -ft sty.id: All n< \vs :ua;. I .a ( M ... . liubyo -I.-iins. i. f'- tvMiaa:'.f'\ I not latfi- tr::i: 1 la" v. js j MAs Kl.-Zii Hi.I v p. v. y n i with, tho I? id a '"] . ?.K i" K, ' and -i-.-ad tlu .!ra<a:v.r Gospel Tornado i'j Speaking* ' r I >y | IK 11.,. W T a; s .,,ha,^ li from I.atoa^iy!. if C. 1 r.-lu: >ss liou. Arkansas J uo.<tl<iv* niyiit. Found owi v tlii.'i- O. K ' homo. Ltl FoUlhl li?-\ "M". M 1 a.on" t- the job rit Si Pan] whore i a; i 5> p'fc*nohIi.(r f?n" l<> nichts. IT, tv? wa\a_lvLjriy siirprise 1 iV?;..] l>r ,1 Tin.ntpson t<. !.? Ci.v"Of <h.?-Uos-t j. prepared nun in the'State and he 'is modest, unassemble.-.bat- putr tiny' over a mvat proc: an*, and is prepared to take care of tlV (k.aj, feivncc-Pepiiininc on-the 30 th. 1 J "hope fur him a pro.notion1. Time will not permit no- : .-peak at -Wiv^th ptilis. weuk, [Anyone wishing ,.to write for ' the" "hV\t 10 days, 'and to 80.r> Washington St.. (olunibia, S. (T. Go you kn.ov?olu kliv wont to >' C*ip to -borrow sh-.mo money and 'd Crip let her lia\o fifteen 'rents it and took morteaye on* her shoes. Poor Old Yiv! doitm from bad to icT worse. Fo lony. \Viil IT" oh Hie . air.next week, over Sta. PMPOC tunds Thu' _/??. -- ? - " r?- r-? ? ? :t Week , < __1 Vh I F.NTS I'KR COPY :oming vent Nov. 2 'N V:\ Will HaveSj)< ci:iL rrognim At = l air Iriday ' ~~ VY A . r ; ' tut,m; -laboratt ! ' ' - ' >-;t : t.)i Fii >' ? ! i. :,t - been -;r?^ \ id_ Hjyb .T! '* ' ' W IIKton. '/.a a u U;'.: i 4 Svtfto . ' V.ne. " ' 'm '!"* > ? '' :n a coti- . : ' ,w.\ v.-rkw*. i . ' M. \jum*-?ti !' j tv.i by thy I ( 1'l4' '?lyv . <_iub. .and .?- 4<>v., "f. pk-tur?.'K of < 'ai i-iiriic will . i.;: r: Jn-mi'-'jlmlcing ! ' -i?ii alvrjK-lion of -O "* < \t> u nroli i- desig-. ];;; lJ NY A V- i'?>nn?;r' train! ' ' N ^ } bavt Lcoii unfed XUxU- Fait on X?vi " !' ' ! _ j MJM.I.U ( II \JM.l, p M. ?;. cm j{< ii ] b? \ L. | in a man. Castor i N' 'i y. <'! ?-The officers : ; - "* "f Miller, are preltev. By.wman to : -of .? with ; . round . report * ^ ' ? the Jinul rally mid I -arious duand "Vuards?? ' 1?''1 ' '''?lio i?i*?1 .; 11v ftle ~ VK:' I I ' kP* I MISS 1:1.< N'i'liM.K SlXliLKTOX - i>v;,edict Collocv. f'oj ' "/' ' "' " ' ^ wo:, i'ic I'opl;"" XTTr. Baptist I ! >}.' i!i>.iieVi l,y ; \\*. i f: '1\.. nad". Mi<?^ ! > '< ' .n - popular ;i!iu>:ur th. j ' * make thou* report, j Ou? tiio 1 t3-ou!it"sta!it>- that iwa- to itp'.ft last Sunday only | viutu were -present and the fir.-1 \ I-i?!*: i' \va- awarded to MAs My . !> %\ Pitm-ir; second. t,. MA- Dm. i Ha:v. | '7>o \t S uniay tj.-.'.e ho a : O?aim:- : n'.!y ' y Me>-iames Mary * I>ow riju. I.ilii' M; o .\>iam>, tt-u| W t. J.,ek.-oit. Adj.!: S. Va. Mary t?r.r\ "M. R. Bow j .. . T... M * A-fma. Reinrsou j. il ' .!;-t ?>!id.'.lett.n. "tosses | \ ' -la M ?;*.. i rie Sulifi :iad Mr . 1w h Rich!.-. j. R.-atl '1 'hi 1 I.cader for {ti'w htto p. \vc Sibstiiho today, > .*!' ;i::Af nojniMnko. ' WOCDl'FF NEWS f? trinity AiM. E. /.ion Church- "**' Rev. J^ffl- Lipsey. Pastor The T1".:!*?, seT.ool was fine Sun! day wit'., a yood attendance. Ai ! tot -we adjourned everyone went i to worship at Now Bethel Bapt rhutvh of w hich Rev. A. D. DunI <.ait. .1: ., is pastor and listened to ! . tval coed sermon which every' oi/i enjoyed. I - Mr.'Ri.hard Simmons and sis. tor' M|.-.s M illie Mao.- Messrs Hen: ry hiillam. (leorjre TYilburn, RusM:i -sh:ill and Rill Duncan mo j 'ore 1 t > MYmoks Corner Sunday i to see Mr*. John Simmons who is , ; a patient in a hosnitnl /* Misses Jessie an J Flora Brown spent the wok end with lvfatives in Spartanburg:. Mosdames Ella Barnett and V 7' Aliit Pilgrim visited relativfei in JitiVi Greenville last week. Mesdames Evelyn Wilburn and -3 1 Dot I .in dor were business Visitors tin Spartanburg last Wednesday. Mrs Allen Williams and little 1 ?.)n have returned to their hjome t fluafter visiting roTaTtvos in 1 Philadelphia, Pa. -S., Oct. 31 * * 2 p. m. '' i . : . ' . H