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' . I , Page Two * ' tThe Old Gray and The New Rider Si ?By?K;?Philip?Mil is .'vmvvvwv'A'vsswmw.''. r; The Central African Methodist Episcopal (Conference held with ri I.iberty Hill chinch last Week was V a record breaker. Bishop J. S. " Flipped. P.P., LL.P.. presided with h a race and dignity. All reports ' were tip and.ahead of last yeai r> with the exception of one or two Those reporting behind affected the conference but very, little s Dr. E. A. Barker, is thc-acknow' ' ledge leader of this 1 conference * an?r is truly the right man fo? leadership. Dr. Barker "|s loved by both ministers, and laymen ol i the conference. Dr. S. Nanci who heads tlie Oranjrburg district -i is one-of the greatest evangelist in the AME church, and Rev. I! i v ,i n I) , head' of tin NVatereii di.-t vjfetis ' a real princt " when it ci^ndt #t<> preaching ano pasturing. Ur. j M. .1.?Sumptor j npst-pastor ?yv<' ot ,tne greatest characti is i tu our state, anc church. Ho was removed from Liberty Hill by ^his own request after having pastured the charge j twelve years, and presided over the same eh lire h eight years mak , rl. in if a total of twenty years. This is indeed renin i kable, when many - of us can'Hiardly stay with a congregation in {Uaee twenty days. His present charge was giyen |)im 1 hy invitation on the wart of that congregation: this is {mother won der to say the least. Sermons \nd Addicts ? Ftev. K. K; Tiiehhiirc my pastoi at Branehvillo. swejit. the corifevenee with his.. Thanksgiving sermon and Hew I*. 15. BurgesS. now at Manniiu was good in his ser num. Kev. TL FT JSumpter was highly commended hy tin- bishop for his educational report, ife is I he right man for Newberry and Kev. \Y. M. Thompson is the. prop er man for I.ibcrty Hill. Rev. J K. Washington, should <lo well at Aiken and Rev. H. ('. Scott at Cameron. President S. K. ityg? gins. sj staine.d liis groat reputn 4 t idff at thyj KtluciUional Anniver sary Friday night. We. shah "speak more' fully of this confer , c nee in out? general Write-up ot all the i on ten-noes in this stat*H wover w'e cannot over look our good. ^tiii<Lii:ihgrs. few of vvJiom ;-re Rev., R. F. Hildebrand, S. * Name. F.. K. Kiehburg. J. R. JenNiin s. J. ,\. Drl.aine, David James M. J. Sumpter. M. M. Martin, R. I. .letferson. (1. JL "Burgess, R. C. Scott. O. A. Morant and I.. B Burgess.. Assignments Orangeburg district, S. Nance. . prcsMing elder: Williams chapel, R. J. J. ir. rson. Shiloh. J. B. Jen rioes; Brown chapel, R. J. Hodges Ft. Peter, B. C. Scott: Live Oak, 1 F. Caml-Ie: Fehh rsville. I S Tnv lor; Branch'-illc. K. E. Richbury Coed Hope. C. C. Buryoss; Bowman and Mt. Olive, F. B. Tfrooks?,-'t. In'im. ,L_H. Ilii'j-'.rins: Parlors ville. A. X. Hamhton; Suitors, J I.. Adams: BetlnT. E. IT. Carmi chaol; White Pond. '1'. \Y. Mayes .Tcfiche. 11. Gamble; Macedonia. Wesley <4 uHttlebuum; District President, Mis. Mary L. lTaynos; r.onfei-cnw' President, Mis. Aynes flTildet rand: District Evangelist, David llaiuler. Manning districts E. A. Parker, presiding elder; Liberty Hillv W M. 'Dieiiiiis^n; Trinity. I.. P. Bur!" ss. Daks. Edward Erazier; Pine drove. M. .1. Su'nipter; St. James, d. IT. !'nrir?.<s: Laurel Hill. David .faiv.es; Friendship, J. A. Del.aino Spriny III!. W. P. Hammit; Cypress Eoik. C. A. Harmon; Biy trees. W. i'. Cain: Paxville, O. A. Movant: (! ood'- ille, Tarleton (5am -bio; Re< -?-vilh-r M... M. Martin; Bethel. Cahtey Demon; Pearson chapel. W. J. Benbow; Foroston Peter Johnson; Gabriel. Bariie> James; Alcolu. ,T, W. Witherspoor District Ewrnyelist. Allen Black well: Hist rir-f M "VTve I 'Bessie House. District President, Mrs. E. E. Walker. , Watoreo district. B. F. Hildebrand, presiding elder; Bethel, J. C. Cnaxum; rvew Hope C.E. Barr; 'Antioch. J. W. Seals; St. Paul. L. D. King. Mt. /.ion, E. J. Galla shaw; Providence. T. M. Williams; Center Hill. D. E. Smith; Louis-.: ville.- Paul Cnrmiehael; St. Luke. .' W. K. Wilson. Sandv Pun. (5. C CTuhnsorr; Swansea. M. M. Thomas Pinewood, If. Bowman; Limestone L. J. RandolphMt. /.ion. E. Taylor; Pax ville, T. E. MeFadden; .St Stephen, M M. Jackson; St. Peter, J. A. Mitchell; District President. Mrs. Viola Summers. 'T.et us Advance on otir Knr.?s" MT. ZlDN A. M. E. ( BI RCH. Rev. ('. C. Mcllwain. Castor Stjrjday sehool'nt 11 o\-l'*ik With Ku^j^A and teachers at their post ojLlduty. At-- 12 o'clock our new ** juastT7r- preached us ; wonderful se'rmon. One person joined the church. '-We are moving off very good under the leadershin of our now pastor ami are vory miuh pleased ho have ReV. MeTIwnin as a pastor. " ! The pastor, brother J'rousrh Rob inson, Mary Cook, Iiaisy Ashforil and Klia Runiel attended the ote. day meetinc < t Carlfse. S. C. We-are having service at M\ Zion "TSiornin,-' and*?nijeht. Our Christmas program will he on the 27th at 8 p. m.. If you want to have :? a j?ood-time tome to Mt. Zion. Carrie Cook Subscribe For? The Palmetto leader HKKXEXTSVILLE NEWS In spite of the cold and rain Sunl y murnir g a nice crowd attend-1 ] ! the morning service at the va-l* dus churches. Rev. A.. J. Wright t:u hed a tombing and thought1 sermon. He had a red cross illy to assist with the work on lat project. A nice sum was lised. Rev. Wright reported the ip to Morris college Thanksgiv , ig was very interesting to all to ear of the progress I)r. J. 1*. arrick and his co-workers are taking.-'? -"V-? Prol'. and Mrs. E. Thompson ol aimtor and Miss E. Thompson in tractor. Roes\ ille school? spent hanl.sciving home with mother. Its. Julia Thompson. Miss Frtwtcis Morris was the vuek-elitl gil -st of her parents, dr. and Mrs. .J. H. W. Morris. Mr. Henry Zimmermon spent Thanksgiving at Morris college. Mr. Tom Welch is building i\ Joautiful new home on ChVraw : t root?iUid?will?ready te novo in to enjoy the. holidays. The regular hog killing time is lore,and a laf-ge number of extra arge hogs .arc ready for the narket. . n Mis. Slisie W. Massie of Wades-J info, N\ C.,. spent the ^week-end iir :he city with Dr. and Mrs. I,. M McCollum assisting with the cart T her siek father. Rev. Williams if Camden. .mis. r.eitha W. Thompson oi Mnbama is in the city visiting Dr. and Mrs. I.. M. McCollum and >er sick fatiicr Re\\ Williams rile' entire Williams family is tak ng all the special care one can give to restore the health and lif. >1' their father. The XYA (Ynti. is in J'uli loom. .Mis. P. K. McCollum su nervism* is on the job at all times rite assistant workers, Miss John son. Home Economics teacher in the city school: Miss A. Pi inee. olult teacher and Miss Callie D. Sanders, Honie-inaking teacher on :he Adult Educational project and i number of other friends help alomr wjth .the advisory board. ( TluuX-'hristmas Savings club will render trniboeial program at Shi loh church Sunday evening. Dec Stlf tit 1 o'clock. Mrs. S. Black mond. I.. Stubl/s and Mrs. ('. D. Wright, officers' also Mrs. T. Mc Queen. The M. E. pastors, delegates and members will leave for con ference next week. They are pre pared to make a round report. Our sick arei-Miss York,'-a--public school teacher. Mrs. Lilly,'Rev Williams. Mr, Cj'osland. Deacon J. S. Reese's beautiful brick veneer home on, Ayes St., will soon he completed. Mrs. Hazel, state supervisor N. i'.A. Centers and. projects was in the city over the week end: Conic attain soon. We are expecting Mis-ffS1. Pearce next week. . j:i>(;kfifi.d m:\v.^ The weather was inclement last >i'n;'ay but a few fhithful memiers were e- t to service at Trinity A. M. E church Sunday night -mri?Macedonia Bntptist church hirelay afternoon. Mr. Julius Price, one of the a iiier colored citizens, died- at lis home Sunday, December 1. fMtrefic hi county? teachers? will 'old their second monthly meeting D > ember 7. 11 Kdgefield Academy Profs. Parker and Bowman, ir ompany with Mrs. M. M. Murray b anes teacher of * F.dgefreld eouh y; attended a committee lreetint! f the joint county teachers associitic.o nt .Ridge Springs Monday !)eci-nd>er 2. to arrange a program "or the annual meeting which will >r held i I Johnston Fel ruary 2.>[ Teachers and pypils of "F.djFj KM academy are rallying to so^ who ran raise the highest amount if money for s hool improvome'More will be said about the rally 'ater. Miss \'er ell Adams of Milieu Georgia, mice of Mi-, and Mrs lulo Anderson, .are spending tla week here. All persons desiring a .opy < the Pilnietto T.eader please' s Mjsscs Ell;l Mae Dunton and Jean tte Hamilton. sr. MATT 11KWS NE\\S The Twilights are working hard making .plans for the Christmas (linkages to ciye to the old and ,ick of our-town. Any onedesirinj' to help the Twilighters cheer the ohl { nd sick for Christmas pleas' give'your donation to .Miss Annie Mae Spiener. secretary of the club The club is proud t0 have out president, Miss Hennje R. Owens i,i,l Mic -vi?~ o.a? i ..... niinu- ,?l <? 1.1 0](IHIlt*r Will ictc<) as president will resume hoi iluty as secretary of the club. The club Ts progressing along all linos Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sumter hav< as their house guests Misses FanGrltir.-s iii,)il Mil. Mm Those persons on the sick list '.re: Mr. Wandy Ginyard, .Mrs. Lottie Parson and Mr. Wjlli'e Michel. Mrs. Bessie Laney, who undo? vent an operation at the Tri-County hospital. is improving nicely and is expecting to come home a" the end of the week.'*Miss Irene Gaskin of GolumTTm" spent a week in St. Matthews with relatives and friends. Mi ss Iiennie Owens, Mr. Fleglei Murphy, Mrs. Mabel Bartley an' 'Miss Irene Gaskin made {. tyisiness trip to Lake City, S. C. last Mon day morning. Little Joanico Veronica Williams the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lu ther B. Williams of Newberry, S celebrated her first birthday XT,.-- -1 o/\ 1/I 4 s\ * .viivi'iiinvi .??, ljiii wun nor .erano parents, and family, Mr. and Mrs .fohn Pondarvis and Miss Beitric< Thompson. THE GREENVILLE NEWS I C a 1 C Mrs. Inez , Jarrett of Travelers I Best is a patient at the Working I j Benevolent hospital. f Mrs. W. K Sewell left recently on a northern ti:p. She is to spend some time visaing _her sons ' Mr. Raymond Sewell of Philadelphia f Tid Mr. William Sewell of j* New York. , Miss Clara Smith of dscnr St. I . ga\e a silver tea Sunday after, noon for the benefit of the seniot class of Sterling .high school. Elsie Lop- Owens. Minus street Miderwent an operation last Sun- ? day at one of the local hospitals. s 't is reported that she is doing icel.v at present. Several of the members o< w Greenville's soeit 1 set motored to Cowpens Friday night, Dec. Gth for the benefit dance sponsored by * the Sigma Gamma Rho sorority. ' Helen Tongue ?.i* b-ivr* treated . t the Work'r Benevolent hospi ] al. kittle Miss T'eag e lives on ' \ngel Ave. M4ss?Ai,iii f.-.v?1 )iyon an ! Mis - : Rosp Belle B onduex, teachers at <- Fountain Inn high school visited friends in Greenville lastwveek Miss Rath Iteniamin, who updates e- beauty salon on Grace St. Oat of the itv for a few-days Mfs's Benjamin, a graduate yf tb< , "hoi nten's" P-aut" n'-adoir'' offCo?? o.. is visiting fri'-nds in that city, f " it Mrs .\|a* ie Pitts of Lauren* was tbi' guest of her daughter Mrs. Bessie Boyd, last week. - Prof. J. T. W. Mim? of Clinton, 1** nwiiif inn inch fntv activities?is prin inal of Hell St. I high school, an outstanding oflfic-1 ial of the Alunv.i association of Allen university, an influential i hut ch tv'oi'ker. director of preen-. _ ville summer school for teachers, president of the Piedmont Declamation League and president <i the Laurens County Teachers' as sociatfon. was in the city?ft?-feo "Iron rs - last week. C. 1; Hammer''. LKXINHTON C IK( I IT NEWS Rev. I. O. Sinimons, Pastoir 'Pie *o tl,e in '. nil nt wcfthei nlv a few <>f the old regulars were out to church Sunday morn tag however the pastor preached f??' us a very great sermon which we en >oyed. /Sunday evening- Hie Rev. F. C T.aws preached for 11at Bethel U<- a1 * enjoyed his message. The class leaders made fine reports. Our pastor reported a grand ::it Smimr Hfll church. The spirituf l fire, burned on the fourth . Sunday. This was the first vjs't of the pastor In the new conference year and lie was highly pleas . ed with the returns both spiritually pnd financially. Miss Bessje Lee Sullivan. Mr, ; ami Mrs. W. II. Oorley ami Mrs I Viola Battle were the \veck eiui I guests of Miss Sullivan's parents .mi\ mid .mis. .\. aumvan ot Greenville. ? Mr. ind Mrs. IToyward .Tones served a K''eat turkey dinner last Thursday and had as their guests our Pastqr, Rev. Simmons, his nio. ther and Mrs. Irene,.,Rowman, Dr. and Mrs. W. R. I.. Clarke, presiding elder; Rev. J. S "DiUjdey. Mr? Mattie Hampton. Mrs/"-T7ilC7er Nelson a.nd Mrs. Lillian Brnome. A very enjoyable dinner was report I ed. a . Mrs. Jones ^sponsored a fine proTrim .a Mt. 7,ion church tl>o same evening with the presence of the invito | quests in behalf of the Mis sionar.v society. The "Capital Cit\ piartet sang beautifully. Mr. C. D. Derrick has just itnstaled a modern dry cleaning ? rt fit and is now prepared to give greater service to the people ot this 'commimitv. = Mrs. Mary Riley passed on last . week and--was fimerallzed it St Paul church S'uiVrhiv.t 1 '*ttev. A. P. i>...l..? ' < Miss Onin/y T.. Simmons spoilt Thanksgivityr hero with parents urd friends. i" CLINTON. S. C. Friendship A. Church T'c min onrly Sunday mornine clitrlitlv interfered with our ser vices but those faithful men hers' who stood hv Roy. Wtlker last .'onference year were out Sunday morninp to welcome him back for mother year. Those who ventured I forth were not disappointed for an uisnirin.: nicssape wast their re i ward. We enjoyed a review of. the S. S. by the Supt. After regular devotions befgrc Rev. Walker took . his text he spoke in ter^is of the out look foa the most fruecessful "fir's work thin in the psi<jj?ears. He also told of the. compliment ? iaid our chuivh hy Bishop Flipper. They say when Bishop Flipper , omplinients you it's complimcnjjinp tSmc. Suii'f; y mornir*/ Rev. Walker 'ook his text from St. Matt. 0:10. Subject, "A Prayer for the Kinp." " '"he sermon \v;ls a ^iiuifl-for ion if we'll hold it in our memory For the rjpht service he preached from St. Luke 10:10, "For the Son of .Man is conie to seek and to save that which was lost." He said it is our duty as christians to seek < uuid biinp hack to our church the " nBrt^on.stray/Ml members. The Holy Crtituhuniofr- was i dministered at both sflrvi<?l?s7 The collection for the day was pood.. > Mrs. Mammrc L. Parks and lit; tie 'j 1 and daughter, Kunjcc Faye if Ardm irc. Pa., are here at the oedside of her sick mother, Mrs. Hattic Crawford Bailey was here on business a few days and was the house puest of Mrs. H. E. Cri.wford. She left Tuesday for her home in N. C. Please have your niekle read; when your agent 'brings your paper. 1 : palmetto lkAder >. C. State "Bulldog ^ & M in Post-seasoi Orangeburg. S. C.?South Ca- ox ulina State A. & M. college and fei ilcorn A. & M. college will play ni< post-season intersectional clash irc ere Saturday, December 7, which loses the "Bulldogs" schedule So or 1040. " lif The Alcorn game looms as the sh lost interestng of the three home "F amcs on the "Bulldogs" nine :ame schedule. The Alcorn elev- in n is coached by former football fo tars of South Carolina State A ho md M. college and has not been co let'eated in their conference this "S< leason. " in A. A. Abraham, the head coach, ta vas a former varsity quarter-back or South Carolina State college Bill" Porter, a backfield ace dur- a ng his stay at South Carolina o State is the backfield coach. sc President William Bell of A1 w orn A. and M. college, \yho was rj n?.)n nf th<? T.ihornl AftW college at South Carolina State is SPARfANBlRG NEWS The slogan of the .-al vat ion Ar- ] my. "A man may be down but never one, sureiy nouis poou wjtn Mr. Clarence-. Hancock., While Mr Hancock was, well liked by every ol body, he became a slave to th<- T worst type of dru-'s, Mr. Han d cock has done like the Prodipn' son. He ct me t,< "himself" and is now not only well liked but has ' built a larpe sale for one of the b-'dl-'if colored papers. All of his .ir friends are proud ofa him and he :s a happy man: Several months apo Mr. Hancock ' the Itjt>]lass and heard the discussion of t he "lesson "Bles- ^ sod is the man that walkefh r.oi s in the council of the ungodly, etc." Mr. Ajfelle Mediae sponsored ; ; 'successful silver tea S nday artertfion at the home of Mrs. W. 1' Hampton for the benefit of Mt. Maria h Baptist ehureh. |< There were many visitors at c the morning se, v. -e Sunday at Silver^ Hill. The re Hilar monthly % communion service was conducted ^ by tlv pastor. Rev".' Cleveland. A ' The Rev. Younir. newly appoint od pastor of the A. M. E. Zior ? churetTT was tin- principal spes kei that afternoon at a dinner given in honor of the- old folks of the ^ city. , p The Red Cross drive, ill eharpt ^ of I>r.'John C. Hull and the Chr'st ^ mas Seals, with Prof. Eupene Ri- * vers, chairman. -u-e bot-h p?sh+ti?? to reach their quota. Mr. M. A. Maultri. special rep ruhentative of the Mutual Rife Insurance C'oiiipt ny, left Sumlax for Unioli . where he will be with that a.-'cncy. The Rev.. Kussell, paster of the-new A. M. K. church ami hi.* fait h fill members have ^already he cun the erect in n**spf the building .<n Kvhis street. Mrs. Ruth Roldeh and little son Whitney, Jr.. spent ThanksgixJ^g with friords in Asheville, N. C. Maiiy Spartans' went to Char lotte Thurhday to see the Johnson v C. Smith-Livingston game. They say big freshman MeGirt of (lam . den. S. C... wi s too much for the ' Livihgstcnions. The Revs. Mingo. Jackson and ,n other ministers And laymen are * leaving next week for the S. C. * Methodist annual conference which neets at f'heraw. Mr. R. S. Smith 1 is the lone delegate from Silver Hill. w' , . Mr. o. H. Gray spent the xvgek ' end at home with family. The Rev. A. D. Dawkins, pastor ' and members of Trinity A. M. K ' church, arc very lp ppy from the results of "Jlie rally last .-'undax ' evening. J Mrs. Lizzie Rice is very ill a; her home on Rice street. Miss Malisser Preston is con- ' ducting a very successful- kinder J (famen unoer me i. set up. ]\^rs. Willie Ri' uuMsrcv anddaughter. Miss Hattie Relic, enter tained a beautiful Thanksg iyvnj> dinner ia honor of tRc.ir" pasto' assistant" p< stor and their wives ' Rev. and Mrs. P. I\. Mingo and ' Rev. and Mrs. rie\eland. ; o ST. A N/RRKWSS A. M. K. CHURCH ! Andrews, S. C.?^Sunday school * began at the usual hour with the 1 Supt., Prof. J. F,. Smith, presiding, t The teachers were at their posts ^ of duty. Church service, be-an at ( 11:15 a. m. and found all church | < goers on the job. The sermon w; s ' ( very uplifting. It was taken from 1 f Luke 14:2-1, subject, "Guest at the ' ' Great Supper." The senior and jubilee choirs sang sweetly and t was commended by "ic pastor. I The league met at b:00 p.m. Sun .lay with its president. Miss. Hula r Mae Gamble, presiding. A few 9 new (grimes were introduced Jjy Prof. .1. K Smith. Kveryboily seemed to have enjoyed them. The league is moving on to success t under its President Miss Gamhlg 11 ft <1 its advisor. I'mf. Smith. :t Evening service began with n pi aver meeting at 7:00 p. m. At r 7:30 p. m. the pastar preached another soul stirring sermon tak o en from St. Mark 0:17, subject p "Where Art Thou." Quite a few ;i visitors worshped with us. Visitors v a?;e alwavs welcomed. v u Mesdames E. P. Greene and T, Kinlo.h motored to Eedali'a, N?. C S to spend Thanksgiving. Mrs. Kin 1< loch went to visit her aunt. Mrs t Charlotte Hawkins Brown, who i: S the founder of Pnlmer Memorial lfcalitute. SNlalia, X. C. Mrs h Creone visited her daughter. Mary iv Francis, who is a student at the w above named school. They report' hi a Very pleasant stay. |t:i Mr."Fred (Ireene and Prof. J. K J vi Smith were visitors in Due West vi recently. They also report a very m pleasant stay. ' s" versus Alcorn i Game Saturday " pected to accompany his undo- p ited cloven and witness the first (] in against S. C. State. Head Coach O. C. Dawson of 1 uth Carolina State, who. is a y elong friend of "Bill" Forters is j aping his squad for the his ^ather and Son" contest. The "Bulldogs" are on the spot 1 this closing event of the 194C ,s otball schedule. They must up t >ld the prestige of the Southern nference and the colors of ^ mth Carolina State against an * tersectidnal foe that has nol "> sted defeat in their--own confer j lce this season. The game is expected to draw ( record attendance from all parts < f South Carolina: All higV hool elevens and their coaches 1 ill be admitted free Saturday as \ iccial guests of the college. t Joseph D. McGhee. reporter "j Toward 1^ T. A. Representatives Meet j The Home-room reprv^rntniives 1 f the IJowaid school Parentcache,r association met Wednes- 1 ay evening, November 27. 1040. ' i?maki* plans for the initial Pa nt-Teacher association meeting hieh is to be held Tuesday even lg, December .1, 1040 at 8 o'clock Mr. C. W. Madden^ principal ex ressed a desire to have each ome-room represented by a pa popsor for that home-room. Mr. Robert Pearson gave an incresting talk on cooperation of a rents with teachers. The following officers were e cted: Mrs". Arabella Goodwin hairman; Mrs. Wilier L. Koon. ice-chairman; Miss Frances A lack, secretary, and Mr. LoRoy i. Shclton, reporter." Members present were: Mrs imanda Rickenbacker. Mrs. Elist ioodwin. Mrs. Wilier I.. ?Koon Irs. Arabelle Goodwin Mw a. ie Richardson, Mrs. Ruche. 'ounjr. Mr. Robert Pearson and Ir. Charlie Rickenbacker. Johnston news Rev., and Mrs. M. M. Davis. Mrs Jury Pope and Mrs. John I-J ;t? , iinore attended the a.gnunl con evncc in Bateshurjr, S. v . Mr. and .Mrs.' J. W. ,Fofi\.st and Irs, Annie Ware motored to A "iis'ta, (la. Monday. Air. Clyde \Iountr, a stndent <1 Jenei'ict Colletre. spent the week n<l here at his home. We rcyret the -illness of Mrs. Vi'lie Moblev. % Miss Alnia Walker spent t|ie reek end at her home in Aiken Misses K. N. Frasier and E. *e;.lo spent the Thanksirivinc: Volilays at their homes in Columbia Mr. Clarence Ruber, a student f Buttis Academy, spent the week nd with hih parents. Prof, and Jrs. Ruber. See your reporter for Christmas aids, School News The first ur: (V? Miss S. 1> "hawford, teacher, presented ntercstini* short post Thnnkscdvltjf pro . ram during: chapel hoiir VcdnesdayV The fifth and-sixth tirade!'. Mrs Ioward apdjMi.-s Holmes. leach r s, presented a n interest inp rhanksyivinu pro-'ram F r i d a y ihrht. aft)r, vhieh the {juniors hew tlie number for the turkey.. >ii was drawn and whs won h\ lev. Tolbert of Aug sta. fin. .The fish J'ry sponsored 1 p th [?. I'. A. el\\l> whs sueresvful Wo wore glad to welcome AFr drtthi-n?fHnver nnd. M iss Morris >f Washington. I>. C. as visitors lurini the week. The "Cocoa Sip", sponsored b\ diss L. Holmes Sirulay was good veil Cough the rain poured. Coming: Decembc'- t',. 7:d0. Wir*-nanless Wedding.. seliool auditori im. Plenty of fun and laughtci i iromised. Mrs. Oaidner and Miss Veils, sponsors. Admisst'on J? centComing: December 1*1. 7:'>0 o' lock. "Plain Sister." :< ' lomcdy ! Irama in three arts. Mrs. If. Y 'eterson, directress. " **' ; : t (lift for You. December .'jfl. 7:3ft A large- basket of Christum-' rroeeries. Numbers now e sEighth and ninth grades. A Colored Doll to f li tie >i11 j eporting the hi'ghe-t amount ab'ov< 1.00. Kleventh grade. ( F.benegar A. M. If. Church Rev. I). N. Wilson. Pa-tor I.ast Suiu'ay morning the pa- a or preached a soul stirring .-"r ion taken from Fii^T Kni- tie. S1 film DPI 1. 11 i- tb.il I I _te?? | 1 lg ore another is an evidence of egeneratioii." r Stewarde.hs ho: r.l number on. ^ I Willi I) .WIS. .Wapv ii- K it i \ . presented t tin chute' y silver ('imiri'iniun ?ot. Tin- "t \ ice \va- laruvly at"', tided and ^ lany visitors wore present. i Tin* S. S. was rondiK toil l>y tie upt.. Mr. .lo-opli Kinlorli aii<! tlio ssi'' was r< viewed l>y the <iis \ lilt S'ipt., Mr. Phillip PeinnU . S. was WoII attended. A f 7:150 o'clock t h e |> i ~ v. nmpht to us a very in-pirinc icss't.po. His subject was, "If yn m ill put your tin t hi (exl II.- will " 1 p you in tho'tiuio of I roiihlo," |; ikon from Psalm 0<i:ll. Tlio sir Pi ice was Inrpoly attended an I w isitors' wore present. It! I com st imeil di?inc? the day. I), Miss Hariseua Reaves, Reportei ha ( - I .HARRISON NEWS The last week in October it as a pleasure t0 have on our av.vu's several members of the !oa rd of National Missions. From lis "roup we had interesting talks rom v the following: Miss Ed or J. Yoss, Miss Ruth L. Hudson. I'iss Mabel M. Fdiei'bley and Mrs ohn M. Re.atty. Friday. November 8, Founders' )a.v was observed. The guest peaker was Professor J. P. Sar or. an alumnus (>r the school and? nincipal of the school"in Brevard v. ('. The address was filled with rsau'iition and enthusii sm, whicl aided -jreatly to the school spirit F Hawing the program the Hoifie Fuming game was played with whofield of Aiken. S. C. This wa.he best game of the season. \Vhich vas attributed to the denionstraior.s and ovations given bv the r SJ in Tots iroi'-i^ui was victorious .he scores being 7-0. 1 Tucsdf y night. November 12. a womanle-s wedding, sponsored by tlm citizenship club, was held in tbe"St*l)oof-auditorium. November M. we had as visitor? in the chapel Mr. A. E. Williams if Newark,and his daughter. Miss Ethel Williams. Mr. Williams b over four score years and ten yet he is quite active. He always brings us i wonderful njessage This time liih subject was "Thi Difference between Love and Hate. Tn- xirre rair our e\nn>,i>-, von t!icv first prlfce. One of the. most attractive sights was the decern tro-r- and -cmiipping of n school trirl's room. The- compl'dwnr?lj)''d.c?wees?n+ade from olo il'lbiY" ii'i'l f eed bags. Curtains; elresscir cover, and spread were made from nnhleached nvslir. From the woodwork depart men came tin chest of drawers, c'esl &"d hookee se. The ti''Vs from the a,.'vie ultum1 department had as their coht.ri but ion assorted peas, cotton se?ds <-..pov and white corn, corn meai flourd, barley. oats. wlvte p' tatoe" I umpkins. sweet potatoes, arm many other ftvni proeiia.is^ MAI/riMOKi:. Ml)., XKWS* On :-:ek !:rt n:Y ft; v. M. Flowers. Mrs. Florence 4 Hood, Mrs. I.ula Boone, Mrs. Pratt. Mrs. An sonia McDowell, Mr. E. Peaks MrS. Etta Bolcr, Mrs.. Phyllis Midgette, Mrs. Corine Laney. Mrs. Maggie Ii-wfs, Mrs. Mary Lann. Mr. Wardell Price and Mrs. Bertha Boone. The Willing Workers club met with Mrs. If attic Fldwers on Mon day night; President, Mrs, Fl >w its, Mrs. Jacobs, seerctnrd. The club gave away a turkey^at Mrs Jones' home on November 2;<th For the benefit of the church. The 18th Ward Republican <ltl met with Mrs. Brooks. Presi<lent Mrs. Kdna I.unn. Mr.-Elija Midjrette was called to South Carolina because- of the do; ith of his father.. Mrs. Mayvie T.ewis had as her fruosts Thursday. Mrs. Diuist-CC Douglass; Mrs. KloiiiSe and IVrfs} Atkinson."" Mr. William Don-Mass is a nite student at4 tin- junior hiyh school. -M'nl, is dowiy well. Mrs. In-rtha Palmer had for her jri.t st Thursday. Mrs. Is-wis They attended the I'TA tueetinir A woman tentatively identified hy Northeastern District police as Miss Anna l.ownian of Minefield, W. Va.. was found dead ii her herth on a Pennsylvania train from tin- south. She was lek-n to St. Joseph's hospital where physicians pronounced hel dead. Mrs. Abraham. P?00 Idock of N Girl 'ord Ave., is under treatment at St. Joseph's hospital for a hruken lev. caused when she was strueTT~T>^*:y^iuto driven hy Jas Mbs ' \Plucent A nicy and 100 others were shocked and several wen- injured when two ears ot the No. '.1 line collided head-on n North Avenue, near Cumberland street. Mi s Arney was treated hy Dr. William It. Johnson. ' i The S. S. chili held its ictr- !ar noitin-.-' conducted hy the resident. Mrs. I.ula Wilks. Next neeti-tr Mill he with Mrs. I,. G. Itoiivla.-s) W. Fayette St The luh will have its last party foi his year December 11 at 1005 W Villi! erry street. Admission 1.5c I here will he two prizes, first no; second #1.00. 5c a chance VI a>e welcome. Come and try our '""I,, l'l-ntv?t-o?ctrtr rmd .'ooii hoi nilisle. Uecentlv married wore; Miss !va Hopkins to Mr. Ts-roy Hands. Miss T.orcttn K. Wilson to Ir. Ira .1 Harcnm.i Miss Dorothy <_ Garrison of l'itv.-hnri.rh, Pa., to b John Hammond. Miss Maria rite 11. N'onis to Mr. G. P. v.o. Miss> I.illian Brooks to Ir. ll'de. rt \\ . Moore who will aike ir home at the Jefferson i'i'1 me f-. Northwest Wasliing, i I 'a . local churches held reyulat eekly serv ices and meetings and i vices were conducted as usual t Sunday.Mrs. Maiy I.atin. wife of Mr axtnond I.aim t^me down from iiisrHiryrn, I'a., Thursday and ill live here at 1001 W. Fayette i root with Mr. and Mrs. FTTu | luylass. We wish or them much 1 ppiness and success. I Saturday, December 7, 1910 Classified Advertising Column Special Notices, Cauls of Thanks Mehi'H-ianis, Firth Announcement? Marriage Announcements, etc., are charged for at the rate of 10c pei line. Cash nni!?t "accompany the order. Minimum charge 50e. CARD OF THANKS We wish to gratefully acknowledge the many kindnesses shown js In the recent illness and passing of our del r mother Mrs. Salli" ? looser. ' . Miss Henrietta G. Boozer Mrs. Amy Boozer McMillan Mrs. Sara Boozer Youivtblood - IN MEMOItfAM In memoo' of my beloved sister, -A^irelia Logan .Brown, who departed this life ten years ago, December 4, 10.10. Friends may think we haveForgotten, \Vh..n fit t iiru'f they see lis smile Little d0 they know the heartaches That our smiles hide all the while. Sister, Hattie Firms Henry Niece and Nephew, Annie Mae and James Firms IN M _ In si'd and loviiv.r ivn-nioivv-of our | dear brother^Robert R,. Grant, who departed this life one year ago, September 0. 1939. One year ago you left us, Rut it seems like yesterday. , Your gentle voice, smiling face And cheerful words you use to , pay Still* linger.'in our minds. We think of you all thetime. All is dark within our dwelling, Honely are our hearts today For the one we loved so dearly. Has forever passed awiy. . Sadly missed by his brothers, and sisters*1. Dan Grant, Preston Grant, Bottle Nelson, Bertha Beck ham Brown? F d 11 a McKenney, Daisy Frown. Cheraw, S. C. I. M StuWo?i Iflnnrloi Mrs. Mablo Gaudy McRanery of Fuqway Spring, >?N. C., spent Thanksgiving I)ny with Mr. R. II Ilolloman and family. Mr, and Mrs. I. M. Stokes and I. Mi Jr., Mrs. R. II. Ilolloman and Mrs. M. G. McRf nery wile. . nessrd?the?Claflih-Morrts?elassie on last Thursday jn Sumter. Miss- Hat tic IBanwt?kr on- the "irk list. Her many friends wish her a sneedy recovery. Mrs. Ma?f?ie Scepio and Mrs. Com lia _UU?ibert spent the week end in Winston-Salem, X..C. vis--, ithig Mrs. C. T. Taylor and family. Mrs. Herbert visited her brother. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Lowery. Misp Lillian T.awrenee of Clin ton, S. C. spent the week end with her sister7~~Prof. and Mrs ' II. S. Person ; ..el family. THE STITCH AM) C1IAT CLUH I The Stitch and Chat Cluh of this city is progressing wonderfully, rhc off'-.- is elect* d for the year ? I ir*. as ft.llov?: Mrs. Jessie Dixon. president; Mrs. T. V. Myers | I se>. reltary: M iv;. I.illian Brown, | treasurer; Miss"Marguerite E. Por- 1 for. reporter. ' Other members of the elrb are Misses Bernice Miller, Clemmir " h rot hes and dermic Brown; Mi'Mlanu s .M. O. Levy. F.ffie Stro- j filer. Gn-lnn 1'.. Wi'lliams, Julia Ray and Mrs. Fred Robinson. Ti > first nvetin? after the organization of the club w.'is hold I tho homo of Miss Clemmie * 1 I,.ii? ,n Fvo-yone enjoyed an evenin r of ptit hinir and chatting. A dol'eioiis repast was served. i M*;s. I.illitm Brown was hostos- I to the second meeting. Despite tin ! :i- t *11:11 t ' o weather was baa all of she members were present. Mis-s Vandelh". Washington \Vas* guest of - t Mrs. I'.rown, assisted by Mis* Cb mmip Strother t?r.d Mrs. G. B Williams, served a very delicioi'S repast in her dining room. , / On Wednesday evening. November 27. 1240, the members motored to the home of Mrs. Jessie Dixon in Society Hill, \S. C. fo) ,:t- regular mecti'iv?. Mrs. Dixon proved herself a gracious hostess She was assisted in the serving of the repast by Mrs. Fred Rebinson. Every one expressed herself a? hiving hJ?d an pnjoyable evening. Read the Palmetto "Lender foi other happenings in our club. f Prof. Harry Daniels of Orange burg, was in the city on business While here he visited Prof, and Mrs. II, S. Person. ^ BETHLEHEM RAPT. CM.'RCH Regular services were held on / Sunday. The morning services were blessed with, the presence of P r.\T T TT nnslnr Y>f Rpth lohem Baptist church at College Place. The message was delivered . ty Rev7 I?. M. Keitt. it war a very soul stirring flTlfl?inspiring _ message. Sunday nite the usual host wai t.here to welcome Rev. Davis, who spent the past two weeks in Ash- A ville, N. C., in a revival meeting at the Tabernacle Baptist church Hp delivered a very touching mes sage that reached all of us. During the service very appropriate music Wns rendered hv both choirs and the Usher board. s 1 We were all touched by the sudden death of Bro. Hayes Clark ; j the oldest usher. The rites were I held Tuesday. / NESMITH NEWS - I The members of the Coastal ^ ^ Progressive Athletic association are requested to be present a! :he regular meeting Friday night Ocemher 6 at 7:00 o'clock at I Srown Junior school,