Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

e PAGE EIGHT ... UK EN NEWS Friendship Cfiureh In spite of the chilly weather, Sunday was a glorious day at Friendship. Si nday school was > , well attended. Sunday morning' the pastor * preached an excellent sermon from the theme "The Ghost of a Guilty Conscience" and on Sunday night "As the Twig is Bent". IITU was well attended with quite a few young folk. The Missionary Fair was ccssful although the first 2 nites it rained without ceasing. We are all in sympathy with the family of brother Krskin Garrick. His funeral is to be- olsgrv ed from the church on Wednes.. 'av. v -1 those on the, list sick si rs Carrie Hammond. Mai - a's.r brother Jefferson and Kobrry. li t" 1* Wl'I l' i|uuv it i v rv. ur . midst Sunday. We are y wo don't have .their names. Cumberland A. M. K. Church Cumberland Iftid a iiolidav o n day. Rev. B. C. Scott and Supt. D. A. .Tones, motoied to Boaufort, S. C., 'Wednesday, to attend the annual conference. Messrs .1 L. Scott. S. W. Nobles. James Bol torrs^ John Scott. I.. C. Scott, tin M'sses Ora Mae Raddep. Rosa Raddon, Mrs Alice Holland an; your humble servant motored to . tl^e annual conference Sunday Bishop Joseph S. Flippii preached a strong and inspiring sermon. Ezekic'l The ordination setvice was very solemn and inspiring. The Bishops' charge to tin* ministers before 'reading the appointments was very impressi\c. Rev. B. C. Scott, mir pasli-r. was transferred to the Central conference. This was quite a.sui p iso. Cumberland is to Ire ?up"'i.ed later. We are prayim: 'i"i R v. Scott's s: i cess in his -.new work Make.. mbcr'aiid yotn hndquarters and don't forget tin 'tvctto Leader. ' <> * - Kreeman ones. . C"nk!i\ reporter. * Wesley M. K. Church Kcv. Wm. Jenkins. Pastor In s1 ite of the. . old weather thi t ndnnce lit-church was'fair on nday. "day school op'ened ai the us ? " h U" At 14:30 Rov.. Jenkins , .. ' the pulpit ami .delivered a stir in? sermon. ' .8:30 o'clock Rev. "Jenkins as a (h li\< fed - iC noble sermon. \"is tors for the day were: Mr. and Mrs. Hazel, who are teach'-: ;n Ramhei" county: Mis. Hazel is the sister of Mrs. Jenkins. Tin- student body of Sch"fa-1 school and a part of n> faculty were a!?o with us. H' n't forget tile 'p sit opt at the parsoiiatre Friday niche November i!2. lhinr Mrs. Evelyn 11/cksei. Rimr of Dunbarton was a pop caller a' toe home of Mrs. ( elestme (' avt White. Celes Cave White, reporter. Hethlchcm Raptist Church Rev. R. W. Winn, Pastor Regular services will ' e held ~;at Rethlelu-m Rapt<st chur.h Sun day. Rev. R. W. Winn the pastor, will deliver the morninc and evening sermons. Morn in if se.rvijee besran at ll:3t) and the ev?-n mic service at :.iii i^m. :>un<ia\ school begin at 10 a.m. w ith c* . Mis. A. I^oht-r.-nn. -Jv.Dl w'i Th?tT?~ Phpnks jiving service 'Prut-day at \ 7:.?0 p.m. Thie puh'litj is cordially 'nvited to attend these servers, "ho'r **ehearsal will be held at ' chtrch at the usual hour. Tlu '* kly piayer services will be cor 'net <1 at the church Thursday at 7 00 p.Yn. > 's o?' fMrs. I.ona 1 > Hlaiv. ' Miss Carrie Hail of CJranite* >., v |i .-po.-et to learn of their v's il'noss and confinement at h Aiken county' hospital. Vallfy Fair Baptist Church Krv. R. B. Bush, Pastor Sunday school was pood as i:sual with a pood attendance. We wer*e glad to have Mrs. Mattie Fair of the AME church with us good for others. Mrs. Luey .Robwho gave a good ?a14< on doins good for others. Mrs. Lucy Roberson was with us, and joined our S. S. We are always glad to have visitors and new members. Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson is ill at this writing, we hope for her a speedy recovery. No. 1 club will meet at the home of Mrs. Jennie Pearson on 1 fi.O'l .. .?? IWIIUM.V U.?J ' f'.lll. Mission will meet at the home j v1 Mrs. Bertha Blocker 3-30. Pastor's Aid club will meet at I the home of Mr. Wm. Ashley at' ? s ( I.INTON, S ( . Kriondship A. M. K. (.'luiri'.li Hcv, il. - \\ i ^ nlkor,- Pastor > .1. tlx. V V. . ?>.:1 t il L'<>< l-S Vole ..... >11 f iP S' II. I Sinnifiy syla-ol < } f?ti i . t : j 4teat-1! !;%.. r *A\ ith tin- U I n tap :lit by thi* various tea filers' "v iiu! reviewed I y 'la- -pastor. ' ,i 1' vi'iyhoitv was lian'iv to t! Mr AK'\i nili't i'.i! Sunday. a I niudiatelv after the ! aiday ,i . | <. 1 ff^tne iv'xiiliif nuirninr sei vi, e a .III v.iih tia- pas-tor a-s'-'o! 1 ; y b . I iill-win ! a- .1 ' ' !. " i i? at-ht-'l I'i "hi St. ! i"I:i- 1 * >, - sTii>ji'Vi; " \ th rr i s..;-"? ~ fc y til. We learned l'ri>n: t"v? nt- >= ^ at '- wlu t it an aits ti> In- t'.nnkf. ' *ni iwry ' * annivr t h e visiters Suitdaj. n ! iHtHi ' w as Mir*" ,Vleh"sp_ |?. ! /.a ens. S. Sunday ai.li'. i t"''"" | !.; -i.i. - ^ ' e spiritually lilted by , . lb-.. Kail UYutht. i; l V ( IV;. s taken IVnni St '.'ill ni nt.?'''Telle!'-.lr'ais* "i'la" ..! .< ; la rife Su'-May uir'it. Visit in-.' S I lis a el e lb - . 1 ! 1 \ ! : Mil At tie elnse of.this to;, nie iii'ji- tia i irianee ii-i.n.il'' eai t\t|-| it :llui tile U'iimi! 'IVen'-.h""' I 71 I rieial- cent rib i yd ?i ;b- -ra! Mi - i.Nli.iii ij; 1? ; I? . ^ In lruirt.+t | ?.1 ,!.i i : ;t' suw p 11 i i 11 -1 ! 4 . , .... .. .. j... .. ^ i V. . :i ! > , ! h: . T!>- < h ii i ~ jri v.ji !( : . - ;ihi! JkiuixiIs i*"i i .-fit :lti:."!y l*iT?*. : . \ - MM i I >- ).- Wv L:\ ' ' r>\: li?'V. !> ?:>< < > , l !:;i! !. l. : V * !' : ! 'h;'? ' \vf: Ii- > <>?' hi< '<?! i : (?! mi ,i 'i-t i i i . i- \ i*. f . ? > . fi 1 : S.i'ri i;i, IV ' I I i..il !\.- ! I i \ . 1? . V'.: ' :i -'I t !i::t: I II- r.r-'t> t !: T' W' : lilt ; I!:?i it'll iilV II.. .lis til whli ill I' il.'l - 'M ? Vi l \ .11 1 \ . it .:!< ! '.t"t'i.1 Mi. i.vititi T..,--i ,v ,.v, ' --.it pjnnr I }. l-'rit i-i; 1 Fiy#U(l? Iir't rhiii'ch. T -a H iv. i.iti-. * 1 inwili; U-iy :tt"t?. t V.t iriiti'l %\i ii i K ' -v \j lKjin :" ! " i' W I!v. ' V'n'it I'i. ' vitv < .i. i J. fui 1 >i? :?.5 It !" ,A "* ' TFu'iV lui oiliiii'j' ;t tt- 1 ' ' j \i r t! . ;tii'. V '' *i r V-:t.. >t' ; i iu-XV V :i !;iy -Vc!:.::"' !! -v. .\ \ ! ! 1. : \:\< ' 1. !' ' < ,1 : v Al 1._- ! ' 1. \\ ..?V v.u !.> ! ;.! : : r . i y.f. - ! 11' I. V'l a!l t It ' .1' " .... Wt ' " ' -t.M Itrth r ?r- ' "I* .;<? i:*.> . V. >< Mary loiat -S i:.. J I-: 1: - - ' al'-.f ' ' "!' . l:?;V? I 'Hill!'..-. -Mi. U';.-' >mi"kir.s K.i'-: St '."iul Maptist Church > inlaw N o' i i 1 7'th ?? ? !.a <!' t<> i live Ikh-m a .lay to toty.ia.i ;< ti( l.V -.or, , >.!?! : . -ttaw. i.- ' i. S ?a!a\ hi'it! n> .'-;;;t! it. Stipt. aini t-o\\ orkii >. at thiir o?t. Mi. (ioo. K, Haii'.moitii. out 1 ft?11 ! t 11 'It ht'C. otti that tn'. ho ' hi; {.' tu-rnlotl i: | ?r>i> at i.nost all v 1 i?; not show ii]>. \\Y r"? :ti that I ' a- \ii- tliinjuii :y if. tcchol j it win,to Ml M If. ll>ilI t' - t :n v'.aj'. ' ! ! ' hi(I ?t !i; . \\ a- vei y . u?"'! God'- .. fliilri.:ia ?! Chin cm- taker 1 J-a'ah :i Ti and . p.ipres'sive way in which in- <lei\a !'s his messages. Ining his . hearers* in close <elation with the. \lr>ighty. ITi- was accompanied ? liy i.nc, of his nephews. Mr. Isaiah Tui nor of Ai'-iusta. Cia. After the morning service Rev. Turin i together with his nejlhew was the dinner guests of ?l>eacon and Mi>. AK:n .Mathis. The cVenin; .-or-: ice was very largely attendedA v arm prayer meeting was con- ,, jluctcd by Dea. M. H. Holmes and ti Oca. Geo. Johnson. Among the n visitors present at the evening service* was Mrs. F.a Chandler. I Mis. William Johnson an<l son. t . On Tuesday niv h t Nov. I'.i the. , Gospel Singers of Augusta. (in.,';,. renMcfod a program at'the Sec-i ond Baptist church. |;ii On November 28th the Second s Bnptjgf Church chd> will have a real old fashion Thanksgiving program. We are expecting al^j packed church. Time 8 p.m. | ^ M. H. H. reporter 1 HE < II I'STFR FARACKAPIIS | , i . ( iii 1 . r friends will interest- . d "An know that Master Charlie !.*i. k I.and t"<>k an airplane ride |l; vi .Chester last (S'.anlay afterc u i.'" IIV wa< hnJily pleased it i tli" smooth yrli?liiiir *>1' the ta hint-, the chance in . air. ami ^ h. view of tin1 tov.pi from so liiirli .. distance. .Master I.and is a stu i in in Finley hi'th .school. .... 'I he Finlcv hic.li school closed n V: !::< s-!a . I'm- Thniiksirivmy: t?ncl ennce. 'School opens acain on , ^ -1 i i i;ay i ipnrmn-yh .lie' lii-> t nuotinv i >. the ClivsCounty Teachers* association hi. held Sat in-day., morning :i in a' alitoj'i'ttn- at Finlev hiy'h P . : ? !. Quite a nunibcf of teach .j I - air ruled. President S. I,. si I !e\ piesnleTI TVniiity " Stipl.. j ???N ';1 i i v .oi.e Co - Vt- pi F ITrockiuaii uave it talk on le Allegiance to the Flair. The . illy Nai e. Miss Cray spoke < ! ef'ti in i tile lied Cross . and v h i.Mmas. Seals:, Miss Wilks t . !.e on Nutrition. The instrueei this vein will he: .Miss F. H. ?*. a sell. Mi.-. M. .M. Adair aiHl'. '' V t". Wit Inn Spoon. . .Mrs. Kllit t. Vt-:TM-rn-w:rs?ohoson piauisTT and (] It I.ila .lohtison. assistant. Sov- p ! p . :v;j ntnuhois V.oid slllip Jv \ tin-. Kinloy Hi' ti (,'horal tilth, x i:11 . tlifii toaylnr. .Mi>> Kninia iV *1 :n- tnpnnist. Al'Ui a jio11 ( .; I ' ; In- so - ' k-n'. t lain '. in niii d tip <n' y Sat'ii'da.'. in i)ooondi.i. . Mrs. Holla H. I libido is spdhd* lis. 'I"i\nni.-^i\ ills: and it tV\\ nnm a;' ;n 11 i ?!i!. \ a., wills lu-'l" a: "and <:;ii:p.'h's-r-in-lnv. Mi. and 11 I liHi.-.i H. ISt-il M.S. .1Kami S ..... fsT. d I- !' ) TiW'.'-a, mot. <.! ln-io ^ H . I< --is: \ a ft i -n .and si;> n! a A t >i !ll:?- Oil t.'UsilU Ss i 'a m i'i ;n.i a)' In avv and ruin . i a in- for I invi days t!iv a > > . :' *'St. !-1: Hi af (irooiiii > i la't j layi'd hoi . in i.-dav j:i _!.I. TVio FinU.'y I: I ..... .'aoiiois . ;>?. playing tin li'. i -i-i.r d (..aita syilk*. Kla.. *' :. a a ( hi i- Unas 1 lay. ' a- . ' at:, of .Mi's. Addio .M. I la' !' !.< : ?. i? t "'.s'l'srv-/ wa.- >ad s ..! . :'"k }.? I n ''la!.: .'ti til. ' Kastorn , .<!; i r ; . i i in? lin homo xx :.> a'.Uoh a.Vi .1 t>\ ;la - rli :i.? :isili . A - i vat u :uT. ...- 11 :?iI?. n aslvvp. 'J.v i ; t. i i"V.'i IifCl: wii'ilc ami vj i-. 1 \riy niuvh tln> rvg j> :: lion Ilt-v. -I. W. .Munoiu-y as ill Ml. Ca;nu4 I'l.'s'uyu-riv. h !> !,. In-iv, l'i'i 1 I \vais It-' .:?. ! I; >. .VanmitA have .1 i\ - , V ' ' ! Uu- wry hi-jln-st N\ ' <>:' ?.*. ? :"> ? i . Ti.iy aii' a > ; : . : i.a . v an ant's?> vc' \ - ai! i:pi: .1 u -a ;< ii< 11 . Tin* ai - ! -' - j v i --H.! -i t In- li: a-' . a'i " laTi'vi:i \ ; lu- i? M i < : ' ; i in :u i". j?r-?t"?>ui^il ami <| a! ' ;iU'i.v!kt.' ami has tlu ' y , I'.al i iu> all his ' a - I -a ! im a 1:1!! -Tl"* hoiiu- on il i ' > \ att laitivv v \ aii? i? lilli a.v * , ',,M ,-.-tui.iit'li- pusH-i . itV. ' Mr ' ;'? .1 ui>iies iuiMin- wl'.i-u' ^ n* li-ii sai'iilwiehes. etiiniy. |>eaui'iv l> Hi" sold !>v the, , eivVh>.. iiii irii-i! I?v Mi- T I . y ,lKk- . ' . ' Mi ? i. A. < ' pcianil. librarian. ( < -I'vti'iii.u' Thanks--iviiur at hoi j-( nine in Til'tnn, (la. Otlun out- (I| 1' .u'.vi, tiuehels an- also at their te hs e.tivo homes. o] : ;. (. lioRt; i-:. < . i, Hot lie I A.' M. I!. ( hurch (' Rev. I!. .1. Hutchinson. Pastor , .Wo are tflad to weloonio our t> a'?. i i ai l* iii..: the P. K. hacK: *} > '.'I" t hailoston district iii tin w ih -ou (Jf Dr. L. I,. Fa l iner. yj Ykele wety no services at Bethel ]\ iay. A deis-antio:' attendee! the 0j . > urn | i. \ ii. : s i' i ;mn nis wiie m M Quite n few of our members fc l't mil, ?M?ot ch in1' J< m. !a.v ami r.oj.ni two fcoulstirrim r) v ;?its -1 jy Kov. \V. J1. t\Villinms. luhscrihe For? ij? 'he Pa'mclto leader jo ?-I . .. II ,.11.1 ,,| III, .. .c. .1 PALMKTTO LEADER BF.THEF, A. M. E- CHUKd? hex. I. N\. Jcneretio, I'nslor l.v1- bj.id.i.. ,.c iooI !\-^r ii at. thi stial hour with officers, teachers iw! pupils present. All services ere beautifully carried out. , The ui'uiay school It sson was bi nutin lv tau Til '-ii classes. All auxaries of the church are functionir phioothly. Special mention is uiile of the very fine services I'lulereil hy both choirs during the ast Sabbath. The usher boards >e also?tcn.dorim:?a Hue type ot eivice for the church. When all ork tAgrther the work is lighter > all . onceri^etl. ~ *. . K'?i- tlf.1 'morning's- service, the astor selected- St. I.tike Kith Imp tec part of the 5th verse, the libjfet "()u,r Opportunities". Foi, !i<" niTt's message, Isaiah 0:7, i-ojir t: " rile Kcdceming Vision", oth niersaties were well received !<! v: 11 ' hgretit tions. We ei c delighted to see the many is'tois and friends in otu- ser Sister Nancy Krant, ohe of our nitjtifnl nii'inhcrsN was funcraliz- j tl at the church last Tuesday ev-! nfiu with Kev \V. B. J.. Clarke eliverinjr the- eulojry. She was eld in hi ah esteem by the memership.. having seized on the sen r stewardess hoard and in other apneities of the church with hristiiia zeal. Come to Bethel, friends an?'i isitors arc always wel o: e. i;\ ri.w m i:, ( in lien It'.' I,. 1/v-e. Treasurer . day v.a. \ . nleusant ay in spite of the cold wcalaer. '*?*; could see boys atul girls' going 0 Sunday school which opener t the usual hour with the Supt : a! t posts >1' Ml!' c. At 1 1 :.!0 o'clock Rev. 1). C\ Iro'Wn pre: died a soul si in an? 1 > :.r n ,which ,-v.a* highly gnjovt^ > c\yry one. At 111itime .v.- had pi i \ iew id' the CTiTTtest between !ie ri Is itn.l tin b'l '- vu ' n? for I esn'eiit Mr. UooscVelt at the . bite ilouse "! o :r cluirch. l ev. (I: Media;; Sawyer preat h 1 a wonderful sermon at o'I'n k whieii V. a - enjoyed'by every m . j _ __ On Molality niylu. November 1-1 as tl.e last -lay' of tin- ra -ex Tit; iocs !v, 1 their Itfnle- s. M !. N. Williams ; s captain and pv. 1>. ('. Brown, assistant anil tvisuier. The reds hid : > thcil adets. Mr. H. I,. Lee as captain nd .Mrs. A ('. Blown, assisia. ' rid .u? .so-:. In the r i itost ' i1 to- stated that tin- man who i-i'd tii- i.ijrhcst amount above r.").lMl wm.Id In- elected president ini would ro.eivv first prize. We ltd ; iarjt- crowd out in spite of a- rain. We listened to several uartetts and talks which made ,a ryone happy. 1'i of. Zimmerman ami -Mrs. Zimlerntan u.ok an active pail i*.. t'n i.ntest. i 1 i : in-?- - ; -i ' i I i : r ih> '? ' a :s as I'll' fl- t in 111 Iiii ati<! the IWiiei toil Thi* total i niso-' a- This nanny ;s to tr< . i> { . 1.1 .. . () :i |>Us t in is JoatK to tfu to t Iv iu.ii.tl inllk IvlH't' ami \\f i.if asliami oia\inic for !iis roUnn a t;-tor ; rcs"I< lent Mr Roos. ii > '" our "church. '(11{<'H ICS I 1 U TKACll Klt^' >SO" As>' i lat ion n ot S iturila;. <>V. '.Mh at the Alston Hi School, uin niorvillo. TI 11 1 j m- iiHCiiiiu was cauiMi lo orr by thy President, Mi Car) ields. Amvrifa was stmjr-and the oidV Prayer was repealed in con it. A brief period was allowed /r the introduction of new teachfaft? i which, the president ex luted to them, as well as to tinId. a welcome to the comity The, minutes of the l< st meetK were read and approved. Mr. art Fields, who has ser\ed a-o, 1 es:de:it f..r the past, two years -:< . . d :> _; -e of ill health. 5lr. ill ; is was elected to fill ii< va "aney. Mr. Ro\' (iordon as ele-ted to fill the-office as ice president, which was formerheld by Mr. Dfivis. The other "fleers who were elected- last year i serve : period ol two years 'e as follows: Miss Fnionks Sec.: iss l-. Williams, Asst. Sec.; Mrs. , A. Mance. Treas.; Miss E. Z. ihnson. pianist; Mr. McQueen laplain; G. F. Robinson^ reporter State Association dues were col. cteil after which the meeting ad- i urned The next meetir< will bo | ?fd Saturday, Dec. 7. at the. St. j porge High school, St. Georgo 1 - ?~ j NEWBKRUV NEWS People's Hospital . Dr. .1. F. Cirant. Dire lor Tile hospital a ivilia.;. cT T the hospital Friday afternoon. 5?ov. ember 1(?, at 1:.'10 o'clock v. th the vivo president. MiCharity Mork ! gomery. prcsiding^After the worship service plans were suggested for the church popularity contest. J" We hope every citizen will eontrih te ihe niini'nnni of nnr dollar There will be a musical protrram rendered by the glee club of ^Drayton Street hish school and a Tew instrument: 1 pupils of tin musitil directress. The program will consist of sacred, popular, classical and spiritual number.-. We were delighted to have Mrs W. P. Singleton in our wtifW'again Mrs. h; m in a Jane Baker is quite ill. We trust she will soon recuner ate. We are rrlad 1?? <ei M:>. l.t : Amye Graham out i gain after ha1 'u-.' been ill one day last week. Prof, and Mrs. C.. M. Wilsm fro; i .4|iken, S. (.'. were the wee!, end yah'sts of I)i\ and "Mrs. J. P Grant and family. Calvary Presbyterian Church l.'ei. A. H. Heasoner. Pastor _?JL_t_^?|'rt , int-n e aotlten'-r-ntten ! 1 .'bu.d;.,. /duel Pird'.y tierrin nd i iijoy?vl the diseussion of t!: 'es i.* \t 11 o'l lock tbe yastorb *h? ie was "The Hilde and Christ a'" fiti*/.er,shi]i."The text. "Px -en lei vab. keop t;'r<j eitv, the wat.h m t! v -a teeth but in vain." Psalms rJT 1. He yave t lu* theoretical am' nrte tiia! rofcrnccVs in the IVihb foi the. i? .?1 if! s and '.rial's in eveiy christian's life. He e.'.eo rn*.d ed 11 'of his tiliv.eivs to r?'ii-f<T r.n?' tise-rsis christian citi'/.onsh'n t?> help l ii' e the eoiit't'U'ii;y an i the world 'iet er hy his christian inl luetic it 'uilb t. and h:s l i-dneu? to hu. nao.ty. The visitors were Mrs11. M. Yuunjj, ("lira Xante, ;ie Moon and Ktkel Gallnian Me sc.si Gilbert Alexander. Rodd N'ch tut and 1 1!. 1 lent'/.. i he then.e for the radio service I'lfiM'- the h-autie hour was, "Out a i .ii-ii a r y re.-ponsibility." We ,\vo:e gita'ly encouraged by tin 'iir -ly remarks from the adult in- ilu-rs who wore present. At 7 o'clock that evening a. Rod 0r> ss committee met Mnr?;h?Hr Summers at the church to out dm plans for' r-11 c: II. The nw nv her (present were Prof. lT. S. Gallman. Prof. K F. (iladdin, Mr S. W. Allen.Tr.7T'rs!' l-j. IF All.ard visitor. Rev. 'lillm-ni. :! o Mr .1. II. Sum n et s. We are asking every one to ln-ia hi. rational drive. Ri-v. and Mrs. A. 11. Reasonor and their son, .Mr. Percival Reasc >- t'v iuru . f .. of Mr nd Mis S W. A 111 11. dr., Sunday. .V r. and .Mis. Willie Reedor aretile hippy parents of a 10 1-2 lbs. i ay. whp was horn Sunday, Nov. 17. lull). Mother and hahy are do t ill TJet he I (larmany School ' \*f "t " ;F ; (;7-~u-n\ scl7o.ll - i -.-! essi".: I'h teach is are put tiny f-vt 'i every ell'ort o make t!\is ;i plospefolis s.Tioei term. Monday. Nov. 11 at 10:5'.' o'cIock in the morning tin entire stinlen' body. i.-s.-mMed hi ctliip.'i foe minute of silent pit yer paving h? n age 1,,'the World's War veti -i:i: s. Tuesday night, Nov. I'a a Thanks ivirg program was rendered it ?:? a ml it< nr.: m. The basket ball teams ait- yet' nr.- ieUtiy for the* season. " The i-ac|u' 1^_i.lati t" have a nntn?ei a nit* I eun i his >< : i V'ss Florine Ferrell spent the vet!. ri tnl villi .iiss A. Rutherford It was a shock. to the entire eoir nuinity when news reached ken that Mr. Kujrene Wilson of AsIieVille.' X.FT. was Pieutl. He with an accident which can >ed his. death. His hotly was futieraji/e-Tlinrstlay at Enoree 15 a p t 1s t church. A lai^e nuiv.her of ministers citttie front Asheville to , ;?ttend the funeral. Rev. Kv; is. pas tor of the Fire Bapti/.ed Holiness chuich preached the sermon; Rev. McK ty sooke of the life of Mr. Wi\>un while in Ashville; Re". Campbell was master of ceremonies. .Miss Aiulrciia Rutherford read the telegram', esirds and lettter of .?> mpathy; Prof. Nathaniel Williams read he obituary. T. A. Williams undertakers officii ted. Church News The Newberry Circuit is very pleased to greet' Rev. Young back for a second year. He i's a good pastor as well as a preacher. A large crowd attended the service at Pleasant .Grove i^undnv After Sunday school service Re.. Young's text F.xortus 28:2. H<> do-' livered this message with force Our her rts burned within while he talked from God's word. Tie! HENS ETTSV1LLE XKWS Our friends are looking forward f??r a nice ThankswFving j iiuli'lav thi: week end. A large iiunrbrr- av:1! visit the - various | Mr. .Inhn E. McClown was call j ed homo fioni NYC on account of I the illness of h's mother, Mvs.1 Maty tl. (larrctt. j Mr. T.rck'S died over the week etnl after a few days illness the ' resell "f an iceiiltmt Fttnmti" services were Sunday at Saw Mill Baptist church. Rev. E. M. Book or. pastor. Undertaker J. jH. W. Morris in charge. . Rev. Sullivan, student of Mortis college preached the morning sen ton at Saw Mill church,. Mr. "IT. Prince, a ' student of Morris college spent the week end home With pa rent <??ul...ainl *.W'i s. .lotin Prince. "" Mrs. Marion M. Ellebe and "Miss Helen Myrd teachers in the filen. h'-'i ?,scfrnol.1 spent the week end ir Sumter, house guests of Mr. and Mrs Mutiv. Mis: KUehe's parents i 1 Mr. and Mrs. Chat lie Stephens of NY spent the Week week home with relatives and friend?*?? ? If you are in need of special ..information as to how to protect "the body from colrUs'-e or call in to Mrs. Rebecca S. Covington on King street. Prof. Jake Smith is principal of the school at St. Paid this term. Nurse Vivian Jones, school nurse ai the city schools in Florence spent the week end homo. Mrs. Elizabeth Rears is* horn front -State eollef.e. after ji serious opcojlti.it) and js improving ticely. ?... Mi. ('. MeColium "pent the week M(i tYem his school -in Camden. 'I In- sai. intelli.uen e was re. ei ed Monday morning that our i-larlin : M: s. Addio Pickens died in the eit.v hospital early . Monday mniT.ingW A darling church worker, school worker and entire stale worker has departed this life. . Prineipal C. 1>. Wright. prineipal of the high school is m:t td the delight of all after a few weeks illness. Mr. I.illie died at his home on denning street. He is the son of Mrs Aoih-<?l.iilio.?Kum-i ill?m rVice was held Thursday aft-.-rn n t it His-.- Hill AMKZ church. ' 4 The si- i !< made a visit ito the home of Mr. :tnd Mrs. Ale.\_Awrol . i on ( ..-W. ? v \"11\ mi i i i aim k h a line boy baby. Mother.< ami baby are l?*ir.i>- nicely. Sick are Mrs. K. .Johnakin, Sal lii Hopes. Mrs. M. Kiehanlsi.ifr Mrs. Sa'lie I.illie. Come ami enjoy yourselves at be i hi he 11 supper yiveli by the school club Tiisilay evening at the Ailu't School 1 ? nt r. ib-bin| son street. HKNKhU T <11 l; (il' SAI.l I) \ 01 vn mk::ts . ' ' " I I . ; if!'. II. 'I: < ?! ... ') < * W, ilii.**- i.iy lit'i crnouii N'q w Lilb?LLa?lay. i?jit imlii: it1. ' ; : 1 i.!a r'. .im 1 tl??*i> way o Ixidjii' Spi iiip- ' tlii' 'ic-inatiy, I'1 for <-. tin.'-:'. Al'tor a I'rienatlicr flint'" the meet ilive 'was <>)n-h"'?l \vitii Pjx's'hIc.H '>/!? at i;i pus'. Tin* A lir a .Maii-i* was- i ..el as thy onen/n. I so; } :; aljor vlitfii 1 i? . Pi'.t|>p offlic I a siKwiai |oayc) i"?tlu; i still:!i?>ii an>l hov softs an<l th y'r !> i 'IIan vi " i'lr-. Ji liiini,. I'? ! cim ii took rr aru'i- 'if tin- |>iojrra.l Miss I.iii.'tka i|n|iii"s was the: incscn'r i. win', i.in ;.i | tIn' 11.pi/ 1?....... ? 4.s.y At 111 -rrtl'S :f 1 tel.. - I ' v M 1. 1' :"'o 'N*. ' Fox. Mr njr. Uev I ra >|> an.I- Mr McKissiek. T!ht -Miss It. A. Williams ei:tertaiiu < the croup with a humorous' rend injr. The President announced.' th hoi.. ; opi'ii tor huswesft. Our una' for Founder's Day wis sot each- mcml:er"s individual iininun' was named. Plans wore made for a special program during Nepr His orv Week. Otther comment relative to the institution and he: neons were made. Miss Nettie Fox was elected vecftary on account of the re signation of- Miss <> J., jUofortr rn t county."' The* Alma Mater \v; s stunt as the closinK soloit*->n : ml iho Ri-oup arljormred?v+??w+wt?m?the- Saluda Ros. nv a! I >c! ool Wednesday before the -li-il Sundav in Hetemboi i at " oVioek. has been Hes ;ed with a wondorful gift. May (?od eontimi" t vmide and bless hi'n. Mrs. N'nr.ev Ilaltiwahtror at- ' tended the Woman's Home Bene ? It ('-"reniidn that vie held a' St. Matthew la- t week t y % ' 1 5 , ? ~fr Saturday, November 23, 1940 x Nov. 27 Last Date For Applications Merit System Examinations Columbia. Nov. 22?November 27 is the hist date for filing applications for merit system examinations for professional social work positions in the State Department of Public Welfare, according to * announcement of Dr. J. M cDaniel, supervisor of examinations. Applications must be made on the ulf icia 1 -f or mand TTTUStr "be ~ filed in the oflice of the supervisor, Room 129. Education Building University of South Carolina, Columbia, S. C. "Mailed applications must be post-marked before midpieht of the closing date, November 27. Official application blanks may be secured from the office of the supervisor. A request for an application blank "is not considered an niinlientirm m- ooi.l TT -- r *- * ? n r? urged that personswishing t o qualify for the' professional social work examinations should file applications at once Examinations will be held in several centers in the state, the time and place of examinations to be announced when applicants ? are notified of their eligibility take the examinations. KINGSTRRE NEWS . The local tuberculosis Associa lion commit tee of Williamsbui% ' ount.v met at 1 Tomfinson high school; November 14. 1*040 at 4:00 Mock. The following people were present: Mrs. A. L. McFar1 in. Messrs. Hennetts, McAllister, Fulton, Hacote, Speights, -Thomas and Good wine; Misses Morris and Jenkins, Mesdames Jamison and Chandler, Frof. Andcison and the Revs. Franklin and McFarliin. Prof. Anderson opened the al:ove meeting by having everyone to feel as if he \yas at Jiome, afterward Mrs. McFarlin took civ: fit a few words she save the purpose of the meeting. First she reminded the group of the big ta.-i; that was before them and . gave each a task to perform between now and the time the seals would have to be reported. The following are* the officers . 11. office' holders: A. The types of Sales. 1. Bonds. 2. Mail; .1, Special solicitation; 1. School children Mr. Speights a business man ol \ i1 .est io" v .;:- lv.ade chairman ol tin- Bonds committee with Mr. Co dv. loo as asjdstant. Professo> Murray of the Mail said with Mrs. Chandler and Mrs. Jamison of Special solkitatiph. s The Publicty committee was appointed with Mr. J. McAllister as 'chairman; Maggie Jenkins assistant. It is the duty of this committee: ? 1, To furnish new tories to local papers every week a I or i wo. jo distribute seal pos u-rs to T'o ry window in town and d. To see that a speaker gets into i'.ery church and club. The fourth S' inlay was suggested as ^ a gvod Sunday in this connection while the ones of the Mail are:-* I. I ui'd lar :e inou.h list to incli.de j-'v -.a ai^and woman who . 1 ouri ail'i.nl" to buy sit lenast one- , rm T .vea!>, 2. To send some .people n.ote than, others; 3, To keep after those who do not reply. Very inspiring expi ossions were yiv. n b\* those present. The meeting ended with a well re pa red lunch which consisted of sweet potato salad and soda crack ; rs which was enjoyed by all. '"ontplintents were paid to Miss Morris, the Home Economics teala". for making such a lunch pos -i'dr Bob BURNS in "CUMIN* KOUND THE MOUNTAIN" SATURDAY ONLY! COMING MONDAY "MARYLAND" in Technicolor ; ill AND ( OI.OHRD CAST Monday Nijfht Admission ? ? Only 10c Ii.1l ft, ISHUYV SATIRDAY NIGHT also STARTING MONDAY KAY KYSER "YOU'LL FIND OUT" with Moris Karloff ? IVter I.orre mmmmmmmmmmmmmaam

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