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Page Two The Old Gray and [" Th'c New Rider ?-f . n> k. riiiiip i;iiis th ?> f M> Old ('uuXi'rMti'f tn 11 .1 plcl sure tu \ isit the "I Colombia conference. ill which ) luliOioil fui many years. While it l.i.s a lnatii! iu ? staff of presiding elders, and any number of new iMisioi-s. 1 cnioVed invsell" to the vi-1y l.i. i.est. Presiding Elder T 1!. isv truly a .leader. amoiig ti:e stall. Rev. U. C l^un ' ham ami Rev H7 D. Ratnsey~arc r< greit preachers. And Rev. ,\V. J Robinson is an evangelist of m c' mean reputation. Bishop J. S ^ Flipper. D.D., LI.I), is really ear w rying this state by leaps and ' bounds an.i .Mrs >. L. Flipper is I 'i r 1 i 1 J. Ill .1 i j < | r M V...-V fin., s:.. | vice in this state. Great sermons " were preached by Revs. AT"' I) Dawkins and I>. A. Russell, Both F1 gave good account ol' themselves " I)r. E A Adams nu <Je the spee.'h of his life and everybody is sing- ' ing his praise. This conference II has a great set of good preachem* kins, J. S. Martin." L. CI. Bowman 1 S. J Johnson, A 1) Dawkins. \Y fi R Bowman, V. A. Janerette, W --B.- Bouler. I. O SiimnonPr B -G x r Cunnirghaift, R- A Voting, .J K " Dixon, T. E. Robinson, A. R. Ba " ten and many othorsHwhose names u will be mentioned later. Dr. T J. Miles, stfrretl the eonfvrentl* in * bis wonderful tddress. Dr. How- r ard K Gregg, editor of the AME li Review and Dr. J. S. Bean, made 1 great speeches in representtric their respective departments. ()u: \J old friend Dr. J. McKensie Harri -A son never misses the mark when it comes to speech making. I . . t ' * Changes i Dr. I W. Janeretle. former pre- t siding elder of the Florence ifis trict is a tine lit for Bethel church Columbia. The proud members of that church will be pit-used with this great scholar, preacher ana , pastor.?Dillon?dktrirt will In- elated with Rev. II 1). R; mscy as ^ th't-r presiding elder. And Ik*. > \\. ts. L.. t larje win stir the * o< liiu l.ia district from, base to top s >JL~ As I see it these appoyitmynts are ro. mistakes oh the paft of /' Bishop Flipper, ami tin* Presiding . Riders' Council. Lancaster will he highly pleased witp^Rev'. J. S , Martin, secretary of the confer t ence. The old Columbia confer an/v Hi, I'i.lnna-t.. and With' ~ east made a 1; rtre increase in its j finances. We can say with as , .st:ranee that the state i> safe for which we are thankful as minis ters and members of the great A M. E. church in 7th Episcopal <lis trict. > . ' , h A Great Reception 1 A\cv. T. E. Robinson, A IL, ane p ^"*1 the members of Helena,-t re to b< s congratulated for the entertain, v ment given Mrs S. J. Flipper ; few- (iays ago It is being talked c of far and near. And Rev. Robin i r son has made'an everlasting nanu for' himself. "the members <>1 his c o n g r e g a t iuAV. While this ha- been the first of its kind given; thi v first lady of the AMK churcU-ir t this state, it will not he the last 1 because scores of pastors, and car gr^gations are planning to emu late Dr. Robinson and his nobh t followers. Rev. S. Anderson ib The above sub.jeet is one of thi leading pastois in the Baptist de-. . nomination, lie is?in charge 01 ' Rosomont- Baptist church five mil es from Charleston. Here he has - '? 1 ' built a beautiful structure, and:his membership lu s been increased w nearly fifty percent. In fact Rev n Anderson' would be a credit to >oiy ll denomination, in this country*. The I'nion "Wnat Colored Charleston Needs Most" was the subject of a Rev. S. H. Scott, before the min isters union last Monday. To say time lie t-iju?i?i/iv4 < 1111 otr 11 vuii, ir putting it mildly. Every minister present was well pleased with the ' treatment of tit is subject. Thosi j {jiving1 expressions were Revs, ft I. Lemon, J. E. Beard, J F Hen , derson, I) X. Wilson, William A Mack, J W Min phT G. IT. Mite' el! ^ W. B. Jones secretary and R. f ( Brogden, president. St. Luke <! Our services li st Sunday at Dash Hall, 148 Smith street wore indeed grand. Our place f,L wor ship was crowded both morning r , and evening. We are stjll ij.vit 0 ,ing our friends to come,' again ' j Sister Julia Chisolm on^- of out I ^ best members, was funeralizec n last-Sunday afternoon. We also n attended, the funeral of Rev. Rob ( bittiVriir-j ' ? t Flynn. whose mother is a faith | 1 member of our church. While r sou w: s a Biy&tist minister la ( is a friend t0 all denominations v will miss him. But we feel at he is resting by the sunlit;;. our blessed Saviour. The appointments will . ! ;>en a xt week's issue. * j,et us Advance on Our Knees" N KWBKU BY NliW.s Calvary Presbyterian Church Curing tin le.i-irn s* > . o-' le Bible class Mcsdames I.. I ratt and C. K. Allen gave a j"ooo ?p?>rt of Daily ' Vacl tion Bible . hool that was conducted at* thy lurch this summer, which wa's.r resit success. All of the officers ere re-elected for another year hey expressed the joy of .givin* leir service in the community. Sunday morning we were de ghted to luivf iT^ tttit Iimiiui ei uosts in S. S. riot. and Mrs. hn ;iril trio director of music of \*ov. err.V Voik'tfo. Hoi smiles, and on niirajrinjr remarks, were liko iay< 1". sunshine. Ho spoke of the op ortunity to irivo praise to God i music by sinking i mi the iisi I' instruments, ami oiuourajie tlu iliUo,'" Ho promised- to collie (l uc.k > entertain lis with some of his rO-slii-ai tnusic in tin- neai ftuurt atcli tins ooluniu for the date l order that you and your friends "ill be present. Our pastor".? story to tin- ehikl on was "Making a Good Start" rayers were offered i>v Mrs.' I.il ian Dean- j nd the pastor. Mis. 'homasena Martin, pianist. r~ . -.4t 11. ;.'{(> o clock the pastors heme was .''Consecration". Text ilid who tiien is willing to oonse rate his service this day unto tin* ,urd. 1 Chron. 2i':5. Hep-spoke oi he beautiful life any one poss? .-> TTT^Ti r tho?power ol tlod net.-' 111. his consecrated life 'unto thi Old. The theme for the l.etgue serice was "How can yur iiutiuii bt eally -Christii n ?" The Biblical cfercnce? of the characteristics >->1 'hristian citi/clis were beneficialy?dscu> -ad?by : 111, We Weiy <le rMited to have Mi. Nathaniel Itu herfonl with us. Messrs Albert Kicc and Will spearman have returned to' the ity from Washington. D. * Mrs. Eliza It. Spearman passed ntu the great beyond Wednesday, norning- The fimert 1 service was n*l?l nt: Enoree Baptist church oil Sunday morning: T. A. Williams nidi rtakor in charge. i i'?f. ami?.M rs.?VI'oii?1 i., wen- thi* quests of thi- reporti Saturday. They married June io, I'.'-IO in I'hiladelphii , l'a.. thi' lui'iix* til' tin* bride. Shi- .Miss Wil lelminn Mel hmnugh, enjoyed |,oi irst trip smith at tin* home of Ihm | .'shand three weeks. While hen he was thrilled to visit the wheat nill. cotton Kin. to see the cotton 'lants at.d pick cotton. She took! evefa! samples of the product? kith her when she left Saturday .Miss Sylvia (lillinm has heon ontiited to her home on accountj f heinK illMr. Mills of Spencer,. N. C. Ies lames Zadie Moss, Mattie iir.it h- i ml little Frances of Greer ill.. S (' -Dent a few llOUl'S with heir friend' Mrs. J. \V. rjeland on lai ris strict. Mrs. Matilda .lohnsoii is still orfined to bed. We hope*for her speedy recovery. _ Mr. Judge Harp of Maybington art ion ilird Monday niuht, Oetbor J.s. in tht* full triumph ana n\ gone to glory. Hi- was a merr vi off Trinity AMK church where lie funeral service was held Sun. ay afternoon ?:(ni o'clock. Rev . K. Dixon officiating. f IDs tex' as Job 7:S "They sht U see him 0 more". Thome "A Bright loine". Kxprossions from tho'fol nving persons in regard to hi'hristian life: Mrs. Maguie Bur.11 nod Mr U (' Boozer. Obitif. I ry, Undertaker K B. Pratt. BARNWKU. N'KNVS The- silver tea at the Butler Hi ehool Sunday afternoon sponsot d by Mrs. V. K. Dixson and C 5. (-ireeu was ipjite a success A ery interesting program wi s renlercd. ?Death claimed the life of MrH Villiam Jaeghk last week and lu ras laid to rest in the Barnwell emctery. He leaves to mourn, wife and" children and many riends. , Mi e. Mary 'Alice Duncan ap>eared at the Culhrit Baptist hurch ot Wrlhston, or which the lev. Henry Bush is pastor with ne of her poetical recitals nay nite, Nov. 3rd. After a ten lahornte luncheon with Mrs. Fan. ie Harris, Mrs. Duncan and th6r prueats were escorted to the 'hurch where a larpre confirrepra U. ; " THE ; W/w ^ f*Wj lag Kjl fit fHfinM Another phase of. better horn cities is this one in which tenanti own gardens. Xv<en the children l< a _? rr*i N 1 i J. cms ktc grown. . me garaen ia? bawd on the advice of ^Wr T. The Kooeevelt administration put tioti awaited. VMi's. Virginia Pries .tor is away spending some time, with her two dauirhtyrs Mrs. Uosa Lee Grcjn?I of Columbia and Lee Kster Wheel' er of Camden _ | i ^i :<s K( \ ni:\\ S .i | ? ' 11 The senior if. V. IV l'.;of Kb- ^ ene/.er Baptist- church has t one 'lie "second mile in its educational v program. I'nder the efficient and v untiring leadership of Mrs. M. B. Thomas, we have just closed _a most, successful study course. ;\ We thought last year's work t. could not be surpassed* but when j the announcement for our work the enthusiasm had run so high jmtil it necessitated two class 1 periods each night. n In the administration depart- '' iiu-iJ?tiiere wen- '_?f> enrolled with 20 having perfect atteTidance. TTT the study of the manual there .... ,. ?i were with ;i period allenuanee * ' of 22. V Tin- mui si- w;is taiu-bt by MiV v J. S. Muttux," whu was at his b'bst in material ami information. fl'oi .| much cannot Ik- said of bis spl/Miti ~m?tinsf)ri^h?iK-i-vicK. _ ; _ Tin- \w>rk nf tlu- I'. Y. I'. l\ of t, this church- is ctfhirvMii**' itsbro- ]> Urain to meet the needs < f s: ?' isburch nt this modern aire. ); A library lias la-en slatted .though the efforts of the I >ai 1> ,, miiu- unu teuoer, airs. ttru | a Freeman ami the corresponding l secretary. Dr. H. K. Thomas, who 1. t .1- i n i t i-.i I -til)! to. hnvin ?-T? "I*...i>U- Social." 1'iav I'm- the.-qp-l cess of oui church through con- ( serrated ami efficient leadership " Mr. Nathaniel Williams, dnngliter and two grand children utt- nded the circus in (Ireenville Sat- " The V. (i. A. girls of Kbetiezet ^ rendered a program Sunday night. Mrs. K. I.. Finley is improving to the delight of her many friends, j Miss Conyers Massey, a student j at State College, spent the v eek , end with he'r" parents. The A. It. DeDaney Circle" met nt thex home' of MesHltines l .ula and Susie Holland. Mrs. F M. R'ryant, leader. The Jolly Workers' Club enjoy- r ed a lovely supl^t at* tile h niVe* r of -Dr. -and Mrs. H. K. Thomas ' lAst Frhlny night.-?Kitten mem- ? hers were present. The menu con- ' sisted of^Tried chicken, rice, gravy < green peAs. tomatoes, hot /^dls ^ muter, collee and ice cream. x Rev. S. J. Mack, pastor of St v fames Methodist church is launch t in if; a Ro-to-cluirch movement foj November for the entire town. lie ' has done kreat work since cumin}.' 1 to Seneca^ We are expecting bin ' to iftwtC- for Another year, . 1 The Aurora Club entertained I wit^i a pre-Halloween party last ' Wednesday night at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. (Irmly Thompson. < Every one present- hud a wonderful f time. 1 The (). ('. T. S. football team f has made a splendid record for this year. They will play Sanders * high school of I,au?"?is "Friday. I.AI'RENS NEWS * Miss Cornelia Dendy ent.ertain- i <i her friends on her birthday Friday evening', November 1, lit JO 1 The ones who enjoyed this lovely J affair were: Misses Lula Wright, < Irene Foggiv, Sadie Anderson. < Corine*" Jackson, Ethel Henderson, i flraeie Pyles, Alma I)endy, Flos- ( 'sie Ligeon, Sallie Bro\vn, Lorrino i Wright, Mary Hunter and Ellen < B e e k s. Messers Bryant Crisp, i James Coleman, Harry Putmitn, < Ezell Phel?ipn, Pavti Brickmaj), John Griffin, Otis Henderson, Nes- : bel t Fowler. George Ligeon, Henry i I Dorrah, John Miller, James Owens, ' ' John A, Hunter, William Johnson, Troy Boyd and Johnie Wilson. I 1 1 Y I -i ; PALMETTO LEADER f } I Bing in the nation's am alia* i get a chance to grew their ! _ take a keen interest ta how a in hag* housing projects is Washington many tts >j? it into practice i Huncintr and games. were very njo.vable and everyone craved ver. tW refreshments.. The gifts tele lovely and Miss Dendy ishos to thank everyone who reiembere?l her on her 10th birthay. ^ The Social Savings- club met at Irs. Frances Golden Friday nite dic_next meeting- will be?with1 is. Mary Mills. Miss Kathryn (Iradden of (Jreer. ille visited her parents last e^l\. Mr. and Mrs. It. 1>. Holland a<l its their dinner truest Sunday It s. P.eulah Williams, who .has reitrned from a visit to Chicago IK . ' Rev. and .M_ys. Fnid' Wright, heir daimhter, Marie. Mrs. Narie (larlington, .Mr . .losephine lice and Mrs. Hattie C'unningatii a t ti'tided tin- state fair in oiumhia?last week. < Mrs. Charlotte Thompson, Nilhaniel Thompson. Hetty Jean aeKsnn \prnl JmtiirUav in (irct'Dilli-. .M !-. P.nrnir _LLa: liny ton aml?moIn i'. Mrs. (iai ii ti. spent Monday i <ircciiville. Ml", Muttio U-?At :i t h' v i 11 . I i da; irhler in < 'olunihia t Miss I.nuvrnia Holland spent ist work rial ill < 'r.arlcston. S. ('. Mr ami Mrs. Wulter MeDanir) J' m ar Mountvillc, enrterti meet at dinner-party- Thursday ?fteroiiii in honor of their aunt, Mrs la Mar I.ittlr of t'harlotte, N. C Miss Wiliir Man Culiahnm alio tilers rf?Spartunl uryr.?urn-?rrr ui city Thursday niyht. Mr. IVrry l.uthrr SteVeson. Mr "oni Scott. Mrs. Myra Holland pent Monday, in (irrrnvillr. I.ittlr Miss Kathrrinr Mac Vhitr has been on the sick list. Thr P. T A. of Hampton Strrrt vhool' unit Wednesday aftrrnoor n thn school building. New mem H'l's to conic in wore: Mrs. Mm- I igerct Youny. Miss M a in m i e | t'ounjr. and Mrs. Jonathan Mills \11 parents are askvd I" <11 meeting's. The Kleven O'clock Social clnb net Wednesday liitrht. October JO it the home of Mrs. Jannie TTrocknid> and entertained by Mrs. Brack nan-Mid Miss Cora Wlieoler,-Thc lerl nieAihtr will be Monday. Nov ml/er 11 at the homo of >lrs Villie .Mae Harksdale. Visitors arc velc?ne. The Savitlir Club met vithMr. dim ITondcison Tuesday tight. Among the many other nice hini>s done, for the Rev. .1. S. millets mi Spartan mu g while conI lifting a revival here for Rev. L. 3. Moon, was the supper gi'Ven >y Mrs. Or.ppie Hvrnside a 11 <1 haughters. The table simply groaned unlet the weight of good things inch as Imkedj. chicken ham. rice nacafOni, cake, coconut pie. vanlied potatoes,vetc. Mrs. Ilattie Golden, Rev. Moon ind Rev. Daniel will not soon forget this feast. Miss Jeanette# Hicks of Union v C.. visited her parent* the past veek end. Mrs. Wdlie -Rev Rite is-visiting n Washington, I). G. Rev. TP, S. Hicks accompanied Rev. J. \T. Mathis to Old Pilgrim Srinday where Rev. Mathis preached a great sermon 011 "Forming jood Hfabits." Afterwards they notorcd-fg New Liberty to n fun ^ral proafhod by Rev. Mathia. He used for a subject, "We all must lie." Rev. Hicks read the scripture and led rn prayer for the proemsdon. Rev. P. S. Hicks preached for Rev. Mathia at Old Pilgrim Sun :lajy night from the subject "Stay ivith Jesus." Rev. P. S. Hicks wjll preach at Old Pilgrim Sunday, November 17, day ^rnd night. . - ' g . ., AIKEN NEWS Wtttley M. F- Church Church school opened at the .Usual hour., 11:30 Rev. W. M. J"t'n. kins delivered u wonderful sermon from 1st Cor. using as hisMhenu The Greatest Factor in Religion after which Communion was serv ed. At 8 o'clock Rev. Jenkins delivered another noble sermon from! 11 Kiirjr'-a :5. VisitiM: .Misses Vernell Stall ing 2nd Annie Matthews, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wilson, Mrs. Lelia Johr^ son. Mr Nathaniel Blakley also two members of Schofield faculty Our third quarterly conference will be held December 1, Wednos. day niiiht. Let us try to make round reports. v The Ladies' Aid wilj render ? program Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Jule Oliphant ot Edgefield were dinner guests ?,f Mr. and 31 rs. Samuel White. Rev S A Funches was seen in town last week. Cumber la nil A. M. K. Church Sunday was a lo\ely day in Aik en, the weather was as the -days; of spring-. 1(1 a.nr. S. S. was held with-Supt D^A Jones and his staff of eff icient teachers at their post 11 A.M. Fliev. 11. C Scott preached a wonderful sermon. Cor 15:1, sul ject_ Good News Holy Com'iViun ion was given. 0 4 P.M. Mrs. Linnie Scott gave a silver tea j t the parsonage sely ing hot and cold tea. cra-keis and sandwiches. Attendance w a s good. Everyone expressed them selves as?hailing a very nice nutnig. 7:.'10 Rev. II. C. Scott proach ed another strong sermon. Siro ject: Significance of tin- Lurch's Supper The pastojl'' was at hi? best all day. YisitdtP during day: The studenjt Jvody of S.-hofttdd the faculty. \Ve ^[ ale agreeably surprised to havefMlto JMar\?NVil Hunts back at h<M- post of duty also Mr. M. Erwin and Mr. F. Watson. I>r \V .1 Davis of HittTe Hock Arkansas, The Gospel Tornado is conducting a series of meetings t or uiT fu g inning?Monday?night November 4 and .continuing thru siim.hiv iiiirtit ? t whinb time we shall have a midnight- rumble. We are inviting every one to hear this "man of vision". Each depart ihent is working and looking toyv ard Heilufort, .S.?'C: to the annual conference. Wirt eh for Cumber .land.- When in Aiken make thij herdt)iiai tcrs. k- We are surry that _Mrs. Mabel Hall Hill one of the instructors at the Aiken graded school, is ill at this writing. We are praying foj her speedy, recover. Don't foree' "Nluur Palmetto I.eader. Ask foi Freeman Jones. Friendship News Sunday was ;i glorious day .at Friendship. Sunday school was*. well attended. After service Uv pi stor called tin- Sunday school workers together for further plan), for the Sunday school. The ser vices were well attended Sundav The pastor spoke from the feub jeet "The Man Who Couldn't Taki It" Sunday morning and "When Life Begins" on Sunday night This was spoken of as one of his best sermons. Among our returi LiiU members and visitors at the Friendship church Sunday wenMist Gladys Boulware, Mr. JameHickson, Mr. Steve Harley, Mr Eddie Hicks, Mr. Lonnie Thomp son, Mrs. Bessie Michie and Mrs Ethel Conkle. The Missionary Fair is near at hand. This fair begins on 13-15 of November. On Wednesday nite the children will he 0T1 program; on Thursday night the men and on. Friday nigni me women win parade in a fashion show. Second Baptist Church Sunday school was largely attended. Rev. C. W Turner and Rev. E. A Brown of Augusta, On were visitors with us in the Sun. day school. Rev. Brown made o brief but helpful talk of which was greatly enjoyed. He is pas toring Nelly Grove Bapt. church in Berk County,' Ofi. At the ctrftr of the Sunday school Dea.* Alvin Mafhis conductert' thp jrrayer -ser. vice, then the regular service was TVa .TliniAr rVintl' un? :il their post and rendered music Re^v. C. W. Turner ctme with u nother' gospel message which stirred the hearts of I believe every individual present The at tendance at the morning service was very good. After service the Rev. Turner together with his ' .company, Rev.. Rrown was- the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Harold Quattlebdum. The evening Service was attended by a i large crowd. The senior choii 4 *ang sonic sou] stirring spirituals old, but yet ever new. One tha1 the writer wish tb mention wti Hold Up Your Light Like u Heav. en Hound Solder. There wen quite a number of visiting friend: among; them I)eu. Doctor Thornp son from Ned lirapch Bapt. churcl Deacon -Mathis from - I'iue Grove Trenton, S. C.; Mrs. Klla Borun ami daughter, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. M Parlard, one of our members wh> has been spending;'the summer it the North; Mr. and Mrs. Willi Rodgers, who have also just tonv oine from their sumtntfr vncitioi jn New A'ork and Mrs. Onie Lonj iust in R'diii New York. Perhup others that we did 'hot got thei, names. We were delighted t have them. TAne attain. Lh . ** i riv v in j>?.iiiii iM.uii mi: at th?> home of Mr, and Mrs. M II. Holmes. Tlie meeting bega; at 1 pm. with J?* president. Mrs Ella Calloway at) her post. Afte: going, through ihe devotion: 1 ser vieo. ..the subject?for the evenint 'was diseussed Subject I,ove. Thi subject was "beautifully discussei | by a number ol' the sisters, A the close of the regular routine o business, Mrs. Holmes serve* cake and ice cream. It was : pleasure to have this great club They are doing a great work Master llenry . Wilson Burris tin three ydar old son of Mr. and Mr: Carroll Burns t nd grandson . Mrs. Holmes was quite anxious t< become a member, but to his re fret it is a ladies' club. Mrs. Annie W. Jen nines am Mrs. Eura L. Harris assisttvl Mis Holmes iiraerving. The club holds its meeting twice each month al ternating from each member's res idence.-and has a large Jfroup ol members, who are doing some ret Christian work throughout tin town. The ncjxt meeting will b< on the thirfl Snm^ay. X'ovombo '.7th at I he limine of "jMr. and Mrs Handy Coleman, 1 nrk street. \\ ( wish foi " tlTiF rial) UTPnf^ym-c-t"-: is Christ iftus workers. STtDKNTS'^QF MOOKWt WASHINGTON KT'lfcT l'KKS. HOOSKVKl.T , The. Hooker Washington facul ty ami student body took part il a scrip* ofaclivities il'uesda> which vitally afTeet tin* life o : each pupil in the 'institution, li the firsT place, .the pupils, in : heated campaign rally, in John =on < J\*? storiunu through variou: student' speakers, expressed thei: views on the two candidates fo: the presidency. Following the as senibly, pupils recessed and lateregister ed. went to the pods sC up in the hi.ildiiur, and voted ei ther the democratic or the repul/ lican ticket. I.atV election re turns showed that Koosevylt wa: overwhelmingly-jre-elected., SS'.t t< 1 HO. It is hoped that these,'/series of experiences will hi yeC definiti carry-oVt<r value, especially to al those pupils with particinated ii the elections, and that all thosi mmilc whiKo Pi-nw Roosevelt today, will, when the; become adult voters, elect othe candidates, not only natToiial Titi doeitl.- ' At 5 p.m. the faculty met witl principal J. Andrew Simmons am Supervisor ('. A. .Johnson and cTTi cussed t\ie problein of* what pro fessionuF., attitude the administrn tion and faculty shall take towari those pupils who fall within thi lower qcartile among all pupil ns revealed by recent pitelligenci tests. Thefproblem was discusse. quite at length, but inability t' reach any definite conclusion for ed deferment until a later date. I"? GRANITKVIEEE NEWS Bethlehem Baptist Church e . Sunday school opened- at the us ual hour by the Supt.,. Mrs. Alien Roberson at her post. The lessoi was taught by the various teach ers. The reguk r church ^services a 10 a.m. Sunday school; church sol I vice 11 ;30 a.m.; Missionary moot intf 3:."Mr pin; HYI'U n:'10; 7:3' evening. service.To ill! of these yoi are welcomed. Valley Fair Baptist ChurejtrThis jieinj; a spring day every , ?? ? | I, K K V Y ' S FUNERAL HOY !|! Pnderf :ik:n? Ard Km hair ? - Sr.or;an? | LOWER PRICE | A>1 Bl KANCK SKKVH ,j. "As Near As Your Nearest FM i Kateshurtf and Fvidjteway. S X 1?31 TA > I OR &T. COM > ? PHOtfE 9276 Saturday, November 9, 1910 * Classified Advertising Column Special Notiecs, Cards of Thanks, " Moinoriair.s. Birth Announcements. . Marriage Announcements, etc., are , chai ned for-at the rate of 10c pel j line. Cash miist accompany the ordvr. Minimum chaise 50c. ' ( AHI) OF THANKS ( I Avish to, express my thankr ami appreciation to tiu? many loya) friends and to the entire Good Samaritan-Waverly Hospital fam ily for the careful attention given me d. ring my confinement there t | J tun indeed grt teful for all the I kind thoughts. (.Miss) HETTIE M. FRASIEH 1805 Gordon street, Camden, S. C IN MEMOKIAM0 1 Sacred to the memory-01 a deai j father ami a devoted rbusband Mr. 2- ?!i,?('oilins?u?o died Id years ago, November 5, 1924. 1 Though you left us ft ther dear, , iAnd we hear your voice no more We tire sufe in our confiding, 1 That we shall meet on yondei shore. Watch and wait for us dear fathei - Till we meet?in- the land- of sun ?and song. Sadly missed by; . (Mrs.) R. II. Collins, wife; Dr A. J'. Coll its. son; Mrs. K. C. Scott -and G. C. Woodward, daughters. Rena J., Joseph C., Barbara G Woodwt rd, grand children. 5 * - S . 4 1 body seemed to enjoy it-. Our S *'s was good as "usual, our pastor f being present gave us good in structions on the lesson. Prayei 1 service 11 :30 conducted by Deacon j__ A". II. I'almore. 12 o'clock th^ pes. 1 tor ascended the rostrum and se?*? lected as his text Rev. 7:13-14. E\ ? ervbody seemed to rejoice in tf?< - 1 (hid of llu-ii salvationr?We-wtffi* ?r blessed with the presence oF~Kev Will Anderson, Lie. Odom a student of Schotield N. and I, Aiken. No. 1 club will meet at the home of Mrs. Eli*/.a Jdhnxon Monday - evening 7 o'rlock. s ^ The Pastor's Aid club will meet at the home of Mrs. Minnie Pal 1 more, Tuesday 0:30 p.m. t rayei Hand Wednesday <:.u) p.m. at the ? ? f church. } i M ss Ida Mie Adams a student , *. i at Hettis academy spent the week end home with her sister Mrs s Elouise . Adams and friend Lila t Mae Miller. i Prhf. R. L. Nix and President attended service. We were ^ r A. W. Nicholson of Hettis aoadehn t to have then: worship with us and - speak words, that will ever be re - mombered. The church was git d to remem ft ber Dea. Fred Davis this morning ;> and hoping for bint a speedy re covery. l*I Tlte friends of Mrs. Paul L 1.1 A'ells wil be ghtd to. know she is it much improved. We rejoice with t I Rev. Wells pastor of AME church i I Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Stedman of y|.Johnson arc visiting relatives and i | frieiuls. ' ^ C'" Mrs t{i 'ard AsbTey -of- Wash tine"mi. Pa. was called to the be<l side of her mother Mrs. Mary J. 1 Carter --We-hope for her a speedier recovery. x ?? See I.ula Cirant for your"'Pal. - met to Leader. I ' eSl'MMKUV1LLE, S. C. s October'TTS, 1040?Alston down(. ed Manning; by the score of 12-0. , TKTSftproved to be a very thrilling ,' game because Manning hold the c lead until al out, two minutes be fore the close of the game. Alston, throwing her wonderful passes - made'a driveyof 15 yards for -hei second touchdown which closed tho ?-game -with Jhe_^core, Alston '.12, I Manning 6. ( ^ On November 5, the Al<^ton Tii / gers won their first same away I from home hy defeating ImmacuI late Conception 15-0 in Charleston S. C. Due toj very poor' sportsman ship exhibited hy the opp<v?inR ] team the jgnme was not enjoyed The outsiders formed a very bad 1( opinion of the team which should 1 have acted as host. Thi^ was the second time Alston has won from ? Immaculate. Conception Ihis year I. S. Leevy, Manager <f* " 7