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|v PAGE EIGHT j Bronzemen Will J, Present * AIKEN NEWS Friendship News . -Sunday -morning intuitu; absence of the Pastor Rev. Z. iTownsend, associate minister of Friendship filled the pulpit. He preached an excellent .sermon from the theme ''Salvation." The student body of The Pastor returned to the pulpil at 7:30, reporting- a wonderful day at old Mt. Zion. his church i n preached from the subject: "There is no place like home." Many vis itors were m attendance during the day. Friendship is a bee hive of activity these days. Our members are returning from North and the church organizations are on the job. One of the most interesting, programs of. the season was presented by the Men's Brotherhood Monday night We are in the midst of .our an nual Missionary Fair. The women have worked hard to hiake~Thfcs a success. See Charles Walker for your Palmetto Leader. Cumberland A. M. K. Churches Sufiday was a beautiful day isAiken. Sunday school at usual 1 our Supt. P.A> Jones anil his start' of teachers were at theli post, of duty. "Prof. John Simmons of Bettis Atademy was a visitor. 11 A.M. Rev. B.C.*Scott preach ed a wonderful sernidn from 2nd Epistle of Paul to Timothy 4:6. This -sermon will be long r'emem ? - t'vI" 11 ?hv itll thiit-heard it. 2 P.M. the funeral of Mrs. Laura Fonville, was held at church "h was a very gpfcl menthol-Her passin.tr will be lmssed by the community and church. She was laid to rest in the Aiken cemetery amontr a tank of lovely flowers 7:30 Dr. W. J. Davis preached v< rv strong sermon, Judges 6:31 < Dr. Davis conducted service dur imr the vv.+tjSrfvZ-k. Attendance was eood. , Sunday nitrht Dr. Davis sponsoi i tl a popularity contest. Miss Ce " a Williams won 1st prize, s :st watch. Miss Rosa Radder ?' L'nd?prize arid?Miss?Leiii B'nwn won 3rd prize. Visitors during the day Scho field school students and faculty rv< f. J hn Simmons, Mr. and Mri ' oo. Perry, Mr. Henry Jones. M nday nitrht we held the fina official ttoard meeting for this <'<>nrorencc year. All reports an hand .Every, department repor * d 100 per cent. Re\*. Scott am bo. I). A. Jones leav? Wednes 1 v for the annual conference Visit Cumberland when in Aikei J "" and?ulon't forgot ?ynur?Palmetto Leader. Wesley M. E. Church Rev. \V. M. Jenkins, Pastor Church school \vas opened a the usual hour. The lesson wai taught and reviewed by the pas tor, Rev. W.M. Jenkins. At 11 o'clock Rev. Jenkins do iivered a soul . stirring1 sermon Two persons connected themselves with th,e church, Mr. Adam Kers< nnd Mrs. Jackson. W?__ar? glad t( have them. We hope they wil feel' at home. 1 At 8:.'?0 .the Ladies Aid wave . i program which was a s.uccess. Don't forget O'Possum Suppei at the parsonage Friday nite. Nm 29th. The Ladies Aid met at th< home of Mrs. Fannie Ray las Tuesday evening. Mrs. Joseph Ritter and Mr. Th< mas White were pop callers at th< home of Mr. P. VV. Cave Mondaj night. They are from Columbiu. a Mr. and Mrs. Samuel White nn I I - ?? iw ,v uiumum lasi vveanes ^ day evening to visit Mr. and Mrs H. I. Cave. They reported an en joyahle trip. . tRev. and Mrs. Jenkins had as their week end gue.st one of then little scholars, Ri fus Brooks Thej, israve Rufus a trip to Augusta Ga., while here. We are plad to have Mrs. L.A Allen home aprain after spending the summer in Massachusetts. Second Baptist Church News Sunday was a hiprh day at the Second Baotist church Sundae I school was largely attended. The Supt. being absent. Miss Lucile Littles acted as Supt-. After the regular services the classes took their respective places for the instruction of the lesson. Mr. Geo. * J t NTERNA1 ownship A CARLISLE NEWS M s. Eva Coleman uiul Mrs. UUII J ett~r?krft" Saturday Tor Hoi)" 1 lersonville, N.C. s?)< Miss Alma Sim. left lot Jersey *r? 'ity a few days ago. Mr. and Mis. Willie Sims, Mrs. Hattie B. * * SUi -by <1 and little taby and others sjh-iu?Sunday in Clinton with hi ir unele, Mr. Wade Sartor and fai .ily. Rev. and Mrs. F. L. Wilkes and * nephew spent a few hours rn city ^ Sunday (jveninjr. ^ A grand reception was given j it the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. , ? ohi Thompson and mother Mrs. Anna Thompson Friday night in honor , of Rev. H. E. Hillian. The recepion was t given by the members 1- # I >f Tucketja^Chapel Baptist church and St. Luke A ME Zion church. r ... under the management ot Mrs Jodie Thompson. The invited ;ui sts were Miss Mary E. Mi Council, Rev. "and Mrs. H. Whit 1 ,.4L * .-1 _ J." f I ii'i uiiii umiTs, piemy 01 ioou - ale and SF cream was served ; Forty four persons were served o Everyone seemed to have enjoyed the ev'enlnp. ?.J 1 no A birthday party was given ut ^ TKe home of Mrs. AITTla Picksor in honor ol" her son Henry Dick- ^ son. Nov. nth. The room was deviated with pink and white. A j)(, vei v beautiful take with his name abl re> iations on it. The hostess ? set ved a delicious course* j>f chick f en salad, cake and ice cream nnd|tp --HK-r-thrtiH-iesr-Those -present were ? Mi Tally Sober,,Mr. Tom Crosb\ ^ Mr. Willie l.and,'Mr. anjd Mrs 1"^ Cli ton Peak and others.? M?lny- ^ - ine ly gifts were- given. - ~ ~jb Mrs. Acnes Sitlis has returned ^ fri in ..Cincinnati, Ohio. She re ? noils a very pleasant stay. j Rev. J: M. Hawkins and Rev u lvi.14: started out 011 their new coi forence year's work Sunday. The congregations seem to enjoy % having them return.- ' 0 Service was pood at Williams g ll lliel A M K Z.inn rlim-rH SnnHnu I el m<l Sunday night. The pastor .Rev _ Hi linn took his te^t from John ^ 12:21. The message "was full o f ^ 'hought. The^congregation seem1 'd to have enjoyed the message $ 1 We were very glad to have Miss q r tie mice Urown and Miss Margar qet Chirp to worship with us. Fi- K uinee was good also. o To the subscribers the Managet s is calling for your subscription s See your agent and pay up in l'till NV i E. Hammond, oln- adult teachei , p .rave some very helpful informa1 io i on the lesson. We are hoping ,, f n the near future to have a big- j er and better. Sunday school ^ with an adult class of 100. Rev . 1. W. who has been in ill 3 ii'.- ith. I'nr tin- past throe years 4a y "ri~fRe_ Sunday school each Sunday q - His presence means much and ... .a r< m' turn to time he gives a few , a en. ouraging words to the young t oiks. ' * . s Atter thu Sunday school, the <> . ,-ej. ular church sorvree began. Hov. Turner came with a great ^ . message JWind Luke 10:42, 43; subject: Undoubting Love foi 3 Christ. We believe that all pres e> nt received their meat in dm 3 season, and we have something 1 foi to feast on during this week. ' [Several of our members that have jj 3 ot n awav for the summer were t( present. Among them Mrs. Julia t| i Elakely', who spent the summer f in .Southampton, N.Y.; Mrs. Ida j I Cuminings who also was in New ^ York: Mrs. Dni*>thn flnmminoo 11 who spent her summer months in I the mountains of North Carolina )lMany other new faces that the ? writer did not know. We all were ,? glad to see them hack with us a> gain t " > ei ) After service,' Rev. Turner, Mr H aru! Mrs. M. H. Holmes were the g\ i /dinner ^ues^/jf Mr. and Mrs. "A1 a vin Settles/"'on York St. They re A ported having a very enjoyable cl i time.' <Mv.. 'and Mrs. Settles are "ei son eJ of ^ne most active member^ rn i of oiir church; always ready toUo "p [' then* full duty. . f( MtJ. and Mrs. Jobnie Williams t< of Ctranitevrlle were the guests of m Re\. and Mrs J. W. Miles Sunday g afternoon. tl Miss Reva Holmes one of the cc icacners at stprm Branch Acad i emy was home for the wdek end ai Rev. Turner is sponsoring1 a di rally. The women are taking the E lead. The proceeds will be to do some ^ repair work in and around lo the church. He has for his goal th I $600.00. He is asking full coopera J< tion of all members and friends at HI TONAL .uditoriun . " ' ' " ' BENNETTSVILLE NEWS I I'ndertaker J.II.W. Morris ared--home-? last week end, afterl 'tiding a week in Columbia. Ho. s appointed by the Governor serve on the Advisory Board of > Grand jury. He reported a cessful meeting. Mis*??Raphina MeCollum was me the "week end from her ..ml work in Dilion. Rev. and s. J. C. Cox arrived Monday nn a week's conference held it. eraw. Bishop Martin presided v. Cox will continue his pastorwork at Evans Chapel AMEZ inch. Misses Amey Kenny and Miss iistine Prince of Cheraw spent i- week end in the yty with iss A. E. Prince and family. Prof. J. Kirk spent the week d in the city front his school The Missionary Society held cir regular meeting at the home Mi and Mrs. Alexander Mc.R.-ir Rev. A.J. Wright and menders ide r new start on the steeple the chinch, which they hope to uplcte t^js year. Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Cox an uneed the marriage of theii i ghter Mrs. Ollie Duckett ol icraw to Rev. Webb, pastor ol e Zion church in that city. The first meeting of the Marlmi County Teachers Associa)n was held Friday Js"o\'. 8, at unnettsvrlle High school. Quite large number of teachers at tided the meeting. The meeting caiTd to order at 1:30 by Mr T. Middleton president. The lotional exercises- opened b y tv.Miig I am climbing Jacob's alder, led by Mrs. Dora Bristow\ ter which we had prayer b y ?\\ A." \V. Wright, and Nobody nows the Trouble I See, was lig, led by Miss A.I.. Bomar. The new teachers were mtroiced by the principals of tht u ious schools. They were wel lined nto the Association by Mr T. Middleton. The ofticers were ected for this term. Mr. S. T. I.IHIntAli VV 1 llsbrook chaplain; "Mrs. Grace ennedy, treasurer;. Miss T. L pears, secretary. Mrs. Virlie B juick. assistant secretary; Mr. hompson, chairman of the Proram Committee, Miss M. A. Baer, reporter. After the election of '"officer? oine very timely sueaestions ere made by the president. \V< djourned to meet Dc. 13, at 1:0l 'clock ut the usual place. Sick list: Mrs. Garrett, Mrs iaskin." Mrs. Richardson, Mrs onakin, Mrs. I.illie Mrs, Fox Irs. Sallie Hopes, Mrs. Drake Ir. B. Wriirht, Mr. Potve, Mr Jrown, Mr Thomas. Mr. Gross ind. The stork called at the^honu f Mr. and Mrs. John Loyd wit! very fine boy. Mother arid babr ri doing nicely. The 20th Century Dukes clul ill give a program here the 3r< unduy. Miss Maggie Coleman left fo lew York Monday, after spend lg a few weeks home with he lother Mrs. Anna Coleman. Mr. Curtis RatelifTo is home 01 ecount of the death of hts fathe The Kast and West Dennetts ille Adult Centers are coopernt :ig to have a chitterling suppe ^ raise money for equipment fo ie Centers. .Mr. ami Mrs. Charlie Leal ave completed a nice new h'onv or rental on Marshall st. nd Mrs. Poston have moved ii lready. PATESBl'RG NEWS A very fine service was render il at St. James Sunday by th< lev. Rev. R. T. Brown who i i losing a brilliant year of pastor 1 work at St. James and Wesle; large crowd _was present in tuding visitors from the differ nt churches. iRev. Brown ant lembers and friends, are makinf reparation for the annual con ;rence. Everything 'is being don< > make the Brshop and delegate! appy. St. James will express its ratititde for the supporters ol ie conference, because of theii >onei'?tinn Mr. and Mrs. Herman Stalej nnounced the marriage of theii aughter Camie to Mr. Clanie D dmond. Misses Thelma Pompey, Char tte Nance and Gladys Deg,t wen le week end guests of Miss Rutt >wers, who spent the weok ent : home. s palmetto leader SWEETHl [i, Thanksj NEWBERRJY NEWS | [ The Newberry County |( Teachers Assbciation The first meeting was held at Cray ton Street High Friday aftei noon Nov. 8th, with Prof. H. B Itikard, president, presiding. Dur Dg the opening session, America wu<? sung by the group. Prayer by Prof. A.T. Butler. Minutes of the last meeting were read by tht secretary and adopted. After a few timely remarks by the pres ident Mrs, Lennie Butler was e. | lected Asst. Sec., since Miss Bates 1 Isn't In the county tnis term and Mtb. H.M. Young was elected chaplain. IProf. R.F. Gladden suggested, a systematized program for the county in order that pupils torn i ing to I)rayton Street school will | be prepared to enter the class he or she may desire. After the groups were dismiss -ed?and rtjasstTTrtiJPtP thF-PFportF " from the departments were a * follows: Primary Department Mrs. E. II. Allen, acting secre tary; Miss Erline Gary was elect ed leader?Mi*s. .Ixni Amye Gra ham assistant leader, Mrs. Jennie | K. Aiilliam, secretary, Miss B. L. Jackson," Asst. * Sec. A teachei from each grade in Dryaton St school was asked to prepare a schedule and an outline of the subject matter to be taught. Op en discussion of the activity program ut the next meeting. Inter .1mediate .^Department, Mrs. Kfcitt \vas elected leader, Prof. Fred Davenport-secretary; chairman of the program committee, Prof. C W. Jones. Mrs. N. p.?Singleton was requested to bring an outline of seventh grade High School Department, Prof A. T. Butler was elected lender Miss Vivian Neely, secretary. Tho group discussed ways in which an uniform system could be worked out; -and general discussikm of the schedule of Drayton Street High school. The discussion is to be continued at the next meeting. , The -del^ya^fs elected for the . Congressional ' District meeting at Johnston ai'e Miss A. D. Jones, Mis. Haynes, Professors H. Rikard, Kcitt and_R. F. Gladdent Mrs Haynes invited the public to attend a- contest at Helena Friday night, Nov 15 for the benefit >f the school. Prof. R. F. Gladdei I the guest sneaker pmfncua- t> i Moore and Keitt told of the work I being done at Whitmire and Pros-( polity schools of which they are principals. The new teachers in the county are Misses Viola Jackson. Vivian Neely, Carrie Lee Gary, Julia Washington, Annie Nichols^Florin ' Ferric, Addie Hare, Mesdatnes Martha Vance, ljllie Mae Gibson f and Rev.'T. K. Robinson. We ad > iourned to meet acain Frhlay, ' Dec. 13th. 1 ^ \ State College Club A group of the members o f Ithe alumni of State College organized a club for this county with the following officers- Pmf '?J Robert Moore, president; Prof. T.j R. 'Logan, vjxe president. Miss M. 1 E. Bobo, secretary; Miss Reita Hammond, Asst. Sec., Mrs. C. E. Allen, Treas., and Mrs E H Allen reporter All of the graduates of State College are requested to . meet at th home of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Allen, Sr., 802 Hunter St., ( Tuesday night, Nov 10, 7:30. We are delighted to see Miss ' Sylvia Grlliam at school again, after 'having been ill a week. - Miss Ia H. Bfirch...was called home last week- pn account o f | her mother's illness. We are glad I to have her return and state she p s recuperating. n Our Home Demonstration Agent Mrs. Laura J. Maney spent lgst ^ , wteK in uoiumbia, attending the . State Fair. She was in charge of . a Community Booth from this i county, which was managed by , Mr. F. B. Butler, one of our lead ing farmers. Mrs. Fanny Pratt ? Jones accompanied Mrs. Maney , and assi'sted her -with the booth, j which took second prize. I Calvary Presbyterian Church r ..Rev. A. H. Reasoner, PaRtor The Bible Class was taught by i Mrs. Senn Wednesday Afternoon I which was enjoyed by all. She expressed her joy of having all the officers re-elected. Armistioe (Day commemoration | ! was observed in Sunday school i and League services. I Misses Thomasena and Viola Clark, Messrs. Paul and Joseph JU, ^ i; EARTS of giving Da) P. T. A. OF ST. STEI'H ENHIGH SCHOOL ELECTS OFFICERS On Sunday afternoon, November 10, a large group of parents, patrons, tnd well wishers gathered at the St. Stephen high school for the purpose of organizing the Parent Teachers Association for the year 1940-41. The meeting was opened with the singing of a selection in which the entre group participated aftei which a program was rendered by the choral club composed of boys and girls of the high school do. partment.' Several popular spirit utls and familiar songs were sung by the group and deeply appreciated by the audience. The choral club is under the direction of Miss Frances L. Taylor. graduate of Allen University Columbia, tS. C., and promises to be one of the most outstanding singing groups in the state. Dur-. ing the program, a brief but very inspiring address was m: <ie by professor W. Z. Wilson. He ex pressed his?Vish to see the existence of a closer relationship between parents and# teachers that there may be found more scientific and Effective solutions to many of the problems that arise in the school. At the conclusion of the program, principal Witt. Swinton eonducted the organization of the association. The following officers were elected: Prof. W. Z. Wilson president; Mr. Ned .Wilms, vicepresident; Miss Rosie R. Woods secretary; Mrs. (J. N. Boone, assistant secretary; Mrs. Alice Ran ^QtWrL-l-rongiirpr; Rev Ad(tisOT) chaplain, and Mr. Fraziei\ chair man of the executive committee. The third Sunday in every month was designated as Uhe da\v on which the regular meetings an to be held, therefore on Sunda' tfternoon, November 11, at 1 p. m. thty- association will meet and plans will be formulated in order to help taise enough funds for the erection of a building which will secure -the threefold purpose of home economics deparjjnent. principal's office and supply room. ' Professor Witt. Swinton was prv mucli pleased and encouraged by tin- interest and cooperative spirit- exemplified by the parents and patrons, and he feels sure that with their help ami with the hell of the Almighty,, the school \vil-' soar to greater heights of success : THK KOSK SfX'l \|. < I.I It The Hose Social Club met Tues | -? -- * o.Oii ? .1 . ? u -I nay rvunuiK o;.>u u ?u ui?* home Qf Mrs. Marion Rice. ^10^ Heidt street. The president. MrEthel Gibson, presided over <' meeting' which was opened by. song1 and prayer led by Mi-s Vi? ian ' Chalk, after which live roll was called and minutes' were read by the secretary, Mrs. Hermenia Spigner. Old and new business undiscussed. Tto next meeting will be held at the home of Mr. Berber Hallawt y, OIK Heidt street. Tin hostess of the evening served sal mon salad, sandwiches, cocoa and cake which were enjoyed by all. Allen helped Misses Thomaseno and Everlena Martin enjoy their delicious birthday dinner Sunday afternoon -Nov. 10th. We were shocked to hear about the sudden death o?^_Mr. Charlie Pitts of Helena. The funeral ser vice was held Sunday afternoon. I Dr. Oliver Williams was t h o week end guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs. -J. B. Williams. He is a staff physician in thle Kansas Hospital, Kansas, Missouri. Sjlver Street, S.j C. All thewnembers. of X?'inity A M. E.. church were very^hnppy to nave tnuir nonorea ana emcieiu pastor Rev. J. E. Dixon return from conference. Another church has been added under his super viaron, Mt. Nebo. May success at tend him in that field of labor. The service was groat. The pas tor imparted Hhe scripture in high spirit, subject: Is Thine Heart Rrght It was very touching and impressive. All members are asked to please be present the 2nd and 4th Sundays. C Mr. BjL Boozer departed thire. life oa Oct. 29th He was a mem 1 Her of Ix;aver Chapel church, where he served as Supt of Sunday school for 20 yeaiB and a deacon also. He leaves to mourn his passing a wife Mrs. Mary L Boozer, Prosperity, four sons, seven daughters and twenty grand children. ' "-i ' - " * ? RHYTHr r, Noveml EDUCATION CLASS GOES TO FAIR During the wgek?of-the ~Nt;gro Fair the rural education class from Allen University, under * the su pervision of Prof. I. M. A. Myers, went out to observe the work of the N". Y. A. projects of the state. In class the students are ti tight the art of carrying 011 in a rural school. The advantages and the disadvantages one might find 011 going to such a place. These disadvantages, we tflU'rht ?wO I'l lu te, h'.rr To FaTte Ahem and list as a mean to ati end. ,, This we saw in the work of the N. Y. A. students. The three hamlsomlv furnished rooms, obf ' served closely l:y the "Class, were quite livable and attractive. In setting up this project the instructors carried out the idea of bettei homes and better living. All of the furnishing was made by th students themselves. "How simple i? is to live," you seem to hear as you look at the useful containers in the kitchei nude from ordinary cans and . little paint.' In the dining roon one co|uld readily see that, the girls had been tau&ht the art' of sewing. The bedroom carried tin I idea of rest and?peace. The Fair was a great event to usi S0 very many things were informational and engaging. TV'ic thing which partieuh rly arrestee, our attention, however, was the N. Y. A. project. To the dear reader, \\e.*sholil?' j like to dir< et y?un' attention. 1 was indeed praise w? rthv. ? B C Clfii.'inffs WILSON HI. SCHOOL CELEHRATES AMERICAN Fill CATION WEEK Continued from page n.-i petuating individual 'ibcrties, ami building economic security. ? Mr. "Gordon" B. Williams vpas appointeil chairman of the publicity eniimiiUee. He kepC tTiepublic informed of the school's activities throughout the "week by his news articles which appeared in the local newspapers. Miss Marguerite Porter assisted him in petting news to the colored papers. Friday, November 15th was op en house day. Many parents and citizens' visited the school and commended the principal and the teachers for their wonderful ef forts and accomplishments during American Education Week. WOO OR I EF NEWS Trinity A. M. K. '/Ann' Church The oiiclemcnf weather Sundav iii! : c.t bar the people 1'roni going 'to church We hud a very appreciative audience Sv: 11 day and. Sunday night. The service wis uood throu out the day. The pastor delivered 2 wonderful siTrtnons which Wen enjoyed by every one. It made out hearts burn within us while h< spok.e Rev. Mrs. _Payker worshipu ' with us Stlnday. We are alwav glad to have her in our midst! .iir's. M arv E. Rogers continues ill at her home on Stone St. Wd are praying for her a speedy recovery. Mrs, Ella Briggs .of Cross Keys was a business visitor here Mondiy. Di.Al* I \r;ik....M U.... 1 1 Wl. III ti . 11UU1 II IIU? IV turned to Whitney where he will open school for the fall and wintei term. "Messrs. Kiel.aid Parks ami Harris Nelson of Moncks Corner visited their parents, Mrs. Et'fie J. ParkMr. and Mrs. Wriaht Nelson the week end. The'Adkin family wish to thank their friends for the kindness and sympathy shown them in the sudden death of their mother ami grand mother who passed ' : wn\ last week. Miss HI sin Cannon was it b s I " - \ is tor }n Spartanburg last week. ' i . Dave Clates of Spartufaburg, ! wnii noius a portion with i ! -?? IF VOl! ARK I/OOKINf! IN THE LINE OF . . . HOSIERY?SCHOOL SCPPLIE MENS AND LADIES' FI R NOVELTIES?BARKERS' ! CSK OCR LAY SHOP I WAVERLEY ALPHONSO TI 2313 GERVAIS STREET i. * Jaturday, November 16, 1940 121st. . ?? S. Callaham Funeral home, was a business visitor here last Thursdai': ! Miss Huth Foster. a student ai Sims high school at Union, spent the week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs:' Grower Foster. * fNew Bethel News Kev.'-A. I). Dunean.Jr.,. Faster Our' Sunday' school was fine in spite of rain, a nice class was present. The lesson was beautiful' ly discussed. After the lessuto, sev en 1 attended services at Ebenezer Baptist) church in S)?artanburer. Mcssers...Irene Thompson, Theadtt . Robinson and others. * Mr. Manuel Feaster and Richard C. 1'arks of Moncks Corner, S. C was at' home, 10 Buncombe Ave Sunday afternoon. i JOHNSTON NEWS Wo were glad to' have Elder J A., Jowers to preach for us ThursTtrry and?Friday night;;?of laBt week at Bethel CME church. f1 On Sunday night he held hi* last quarterly conference for thi> year. We are glad to report that we paid out for the year.;. We are ^ now looking forward to the Annual Conference which will -b e held at Bntesburg Nov. 19-24tli. Prof. E. L. Bowman and ? his faculty of the Rosen wald school will render a program, at B ' CME church on Sunday fof the benefit of the Woman's Mission ary Society of which Mrs M. E McPherson is president. The pub lie is invited to attend. ' Don't forget the big rally at Bethel on Sunday night. Nov. IT Edgefield County Training School We regret very much to lose our principal and his wife, Mr. ami Mrs. ft. L. Smith,,who have worked with us in the school and community for "the past four years V\V wrsh for them much success^ in the Farm Security field. Professor E. L. Bowman who has served excellently as assistant ^p ri ncipa^ habeen^^elected ^to are proud, of him and feel confi dent thatne will dd a good work Professor Bpwman has proven himself a worthy character in the ? school and community. Another addition to the faculty is that of Mr. C\_ B. Toomer,"a graduate of State College with a high record in agriculture. We feel sure that he will do well. The faculty and students are looking forward to a very success l'ul vear. i hair styling rro suit your PERSONAL NEEDS -AT -THE CAROLYN BKY 2101 Haskell Ave. Dial 2-6033 SPECIAL REDUCED RATES Cosmotoligists: Miss Alberta Sumter , Mrs. Elizabeth Woodbury BHKOUHIt This Year's Laugh Hit! William POWELL My ma LOY , 4i Love You Again" MONDAY and TUESDAY Monday Niirht ? Admission 10c SATURDAY NICHT also STARTING MONDAY JYrothv LAMOUR "MOON OVER BURMA" Robert Preston Preston Foster V -? I FOR ANYTHING S ?CANDY*- COSMETICS ? NISHINOS ? NOTIONS ? 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