The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 20, 1943, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
B&PAOE TWO
JAMISON NEWS
MR-?Victory?1? what wo hear m
pDf in our eera daily around tl
lit School ground In the. homo* aj
R the community at largo. La
Monday and Wednesday nigh
R/ we cloned two very auccvHaful vi
| toty poultry eh aac* hold at ot
echool and Union Chapel Haptl
m church reapeetlvuly. -The grouj
p Were cloaod with u chicken ?u
w per free for all and ua Adu
program and party. Surely ^tl
H? occanioiiH were both eiiterti inli
K ' ? ..! Inanj. !>.< >? I'.. I i.ImIh
#? MVJ inn)Jii I ii A' nmm.m i \ ? viim~
HrVf:; td~ by .Bointi of the uljlrxl plibp
in the community l>ut were i|Hl'
rin tnernbcrx of th v ictory m
Mr. ('. I!. Hubbard, Samuel A
amx; other older member* Mi
" *r Annie CoRely and nuinj yung
" 1 and middlt'-ugwl pi rtieiputed. T
' proceedx from refreshment* mi
were given to the m hool lunch p
grain. MjokI of tile people are
ing home mixed feed Us it eon
' be done to a great advnntu^
Ax .a rexull of the eouixe t li
poultry for meat purpose* f?
chickens; Zion Section I Natl chic
It 11(1 800 l'lli('l\h ordered to lie <1
livered 'March 'J'Jud; making
(frnnd total of .*{. ir?<) chirks add
to poultry flocks since .Ian. ; (
The 'clnstfcs dosed .March III
\rith it general review, of les?o
covered during the 10 nights pi
ting special emphasis on: I. I'r
er temperature; Sauilatn
clean housing, i cTeutt? vnrtcr so
plivs end clean feeding; halo
II. Plenty of space for chicks.
.... member.s. tt'iuc awarded V+efrr
Poultry certificates who had ;
?tended faithfally and ~Toiva.dc
t loiutly. There were la ineinh"
hr 20 fahtinf's trprcsTmTFiT in t
grand total of ll.lall . chicks i
eresseTT
If Jainc-toll TThi this in two a.i
a half months, fellow rcadeis
still sa.v go thou and do likcwi>
Ml. (I.; If. Tltomsi*. Jr.. Prhteip
ami Air Teacher of Jamison \\
tiio quiet ami most etlicient i
struetor ami advisor of the
courses with Mrss Finch llio hoi
economies teacher anxiously a
sistiiqr.
The classes close, Init, |U>|
try production program in it
community continue*. 'Hie Adi
lndieH mid out of?school ytnil
arc contiuuiuir their clause.. , a
>?this-is a very-cttk?"IiI rUUisUn T
* the vegetable gardens. We lo
forward to a rccoid-lnyakmg I'o
preservation season ami to
this, cunning alul preserving on
he provided for dining tie1 plat
ing ami transpl; nting ^season*.
The religious activities are alii
- There was a very interestu
board meeting; of '/ion ,M. K. ot
cers Friday night with .Mr <
Hubbard Charge l.ry Tender t I
and Rev. Ft. N. Walker pastor a
t'lhmi?*
Kev, Mitchell of I'nion t hai
I".', Was at Jii* best- Sunday,?
Hoi (pi. William Cordon a form
1 student teacher now .stationed
V~5 ' Tamp Croft, S. ('., visited o
( . community while on Ins fnrloue
t Miss Alberta King ami .M
i' ; Kvans Miller were happily ma
i*>n? rieil Feb. *Jlst.
i /I.
Will TM IKK N KAN S
Miss Carrie I,or Harper w:
I the week ciul truest of Mr. aiul M
Sumuol Kant ami snent part
Sntuiday .wftei'Dosm with..Mr. ai
^fn?. Tommy Johnson. Siinda
morning she visited Mr. ami Mi
George Perrin and was the dinn
j?^ guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Mo
? ? ' trail. The dinner was served
I o'clock. Alter dinner Miss Ca
? ?. rio 1.00 Harper. Mrs. George IV
Jr _ ' rin and Mr. and Mrs. Samu
I M. Fant motored to Union to vi<
JL?Mi. r.ddlu lHlllrth frho wim'm "
; ^accident n few weeks ago and
i still in the Union hospital. 1
rf' 1 > will soon bo aide to return hon
'\V Mian Harper laiur
Iwip III lIU' Whitmire high soho
for .1 years. We are always gli
% t ' to have her. r
We afk glatf to ktfow Miss Ho
Boll Hunter has improved a
m doing nicely.
MVs. HyJShtflyjwho has been si
for quite h while departed tl
J* life oh March J fc. r.?4:i. The f?
era 1 was held at the Flint II
Baptist church Sunday afterno
TO1;' at 2:^0 p.m., conducted by III
lfrv Boyd, paator. She leaves
mfeS nabum two non^X'
' Mr*. Lariis {tpPu*M T.honu
IjU^iT^h N. a pent tfcfe wwk t<
p with MtaiPlttfM ft.Tfuntor a
lira*. Martha Eppa. Mrs. Kj
Kv has been sick for quite awhile.
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" SKY MOCK CAUKOLL StTCht.
I.JInkss
m! ContitMicil (miii I'ajjc I
at Chi mil, of WanJiiiiiftoii, 1). j
t* hi* ?t.pinothei', Mrs. Con a- Ct r-"
C- j roll, u.it miopU'il Mm, Hunt
nii'c ('lurk, of N? w York anil Mr.
at ouiL Altju Cat'tcat .Stitvu. lii'IU. .iiuu-,?
l>?- I ?inwr Mr. < nrroll Wftic fntmtttn- of
P* tile lliooki;ri-i-i) W. Ifniv < ' nil orlit
t nvt\ which is held annually a t i
%t\ ri..~ -i /*. .. i...... : 11. . i ....
IV IMUUNX'VVII l?l I U V 11 S 111 HI 1'J.HI
part t?f tin* nlMlc.
rilif
M\t:rv-si\ \i:ws
&. . is.
?'"-T- 'I'lli'?I'm >n?t'h-.ii" pi'i j Taut' .mm
ilny aft? ruiinn at Vn iv ('hapd
liapli&t i li.in h was 4 Vi -I1 tit. The
I I mlilltfS. MMK . I' I I I I I - I - III
ci'iii iTitvd. i-1.T!?*?
1,1 linii was Sli;.i;, aiuf an after nil
l*' In t lull 1'i11' tlir Aiiu'I iran Knl
i'" i'lnss wa> laluii alt ]
'The I'niuii i.Inni nif ani/.aI tun i-'
n rtailiK iluiil" a W wtidei Til| w u|'l?
A'- III till- ( || IIV *|.U'V | |T till- P'l\ '||e<.
c nam u!' the mil u al 11* i s1 rt tmnj'.
I" .\!rs. (li'iui'iii A I'arl.ei is i,Hi I'!'
>1- la ii ;11 pin ili-u; ami 'we aiu ex
up?l-M'iin'lv?ivrmiM?rrf ?ITTT l-adervh ip.
I?:? Hie always I r 111 : nurtLiue. wnrllt
I,-, wlii 1 * and inspiiii'n' I" a .
a M is-- (iailrv IA an., el ltuiiaMs
ami Ml. (isia llall . t' '.lie city
iu'it happily trained March 7th at
iuinna t'rneU Itaptisl ehuVcli. We
in li;i|i|HNi-ss tn tins t i n 1111 < '
lis M'rs. Iiii1/. ( i r; 111; i: > i litis tinish?-r|
it- 11 i-,TIi :t i:ly (" 11 {t?11>* i-uiivsc anil litis
i I 11 I nfiu'il 11<>11)?* iTTidy fiir liiisitii ss.
hi. .Mi^s I.in ili- 1 III t 'it liti*. ivt' 1'in'il
a I , i n. a ii- .t -witli I rii'inls in l'1-ar
i 1 ' .... V (
i(l | , It ?i- r..iii" iim i1111 Iiiiy.
, ,, t i In-; . - .1 . a- ii..iL 'yii .m>i"im rrt !
i( Ti : \ K h till Siiiulti\ iii>rht. '
I* j I I'll. .\!i.n>iilt'jht?Knur i?
II- . ' 1 ; 1
~ i iM i ii?i- >'!' .i-i- ji.ii'i- i, iifft . riii- j
| - .IL .1.11. IIII--II H.ll.l s.,1 Ill-Hilt it ||4?
1 I \
I . . . . I
Ai I'<?| l-.s ;i-?( '..llliilii It~Ti "jMr .-III T'
I tin- A im-rii-tin f J i - I i'ir>- Wat !
I1(| l-'uinl i iminiitti'T :11 I'li'ttstm't I'm L I
j liittrii anil rcrriv isl SS | ,'i I". i tin- J
It.ml.
,(l I l,?-\ anil M r-. .1 S. I Mill anil .
' Mis. ( tii)'|'li'-l! wt ii- till- ilm,.i-i 1
ist:; ..f .Mr. tiriil .Mrs. I.Mrs..
ii
IIOI'KINS M.US
a.- ;
ir. Slat! Spa .It ^s* Newton. 1">?11 j
__ Kit ^11 -. Va.. v p. hf it iii' his f.'.r?j_I<>l?11.
Ilf i '.lie :->11 i'!' M vs. |
.1 ,, ..
.\l;il\ Nrwtn'! r 1.1*1 >"l NeWlOtl I
"^1 i;( lull i ; * promoted ver\ fa-l. Wi>
I ill i' proud ul' hiin. I'"!'inr juiii''
' | in(In1 ,\ i ji:\ . hi- i uiip'1' Inl I'm.11
wars nl Navy .a iia'.. ;lI San
I'iopo. t : 1111".: liaviii". had Ins~li;i"
ii' liiiiniii't : t Xnrli'llv \a,. Na-v?+?Trnfutnjr
s.-huol.
i'lir 11;?11 11:? : .< .M :sm?hi;ii y So
I ' i ty ul St. .I<i|i:i Ihiplnt ehureh
II will 11 ?,i 111 its annual iuuuver?:iry
nH vi-'f; Sunday, .Ma . 'J 1 . t :."i)
' oVji i'k. M m-uoiiat ias ami puhlie
T. iif iu'Vilrd to attend
'I'lie Soriety will lie addressed |
" l?y liev. I \\ . \i'iiI who is pa>tm '
" I lie t elnnliiiiii;' of st. John is
nio\ ft':-.; iilPnu aieely . t'm! i ihat am |
1 an\ aiuiu tit u ill he . ppm einy d 1
'
' 1 m:\\ iion; \. m. k. nn iu 11 j
I
i*i Ke\. II. T. Summers. I'a^tor '
at ' Sunday hemp an ideal i!ay. the I
III j Siiinin\ selinn! npeiied with teaeh- j
Ii. ! ' ,s nttd s 111111" n t s at their posts, ti
|r | 1 he Snpt. dutiful as ever with *
j Iii.t plans I'm the sell,ml and the
j ether otlieers ot the ehureh we I
ate expeituw: to h.i\e a siieeess j
I I nl year.
, Sunday mt-, thj-. Moi map- Star!
ts J t/iiiii let of Kioii. M inape: M ( - j '
,.s j l ainphell, ,\wt. Man.irn M, ,| j 1
,,l j .Min ))h\ . :| l"""" ' ^**T~
v .out. you w ill vr;un soniathmir: 11" ' ,.i
I * 1
< you st.'iv .it hoilio. you'll |||!(<. '
sninethiny that's -oial ahd t,ot|.|
ir. ^ nUiotuil Imtii' inir, comic?nit. Th (
at j >m t I'tiu'. thf p' oyi ani w ill hcyin
I at S o dock sharp.
' * Mr \\ illii1 TVOTVI som .utii a'so
mi - Ui* - Kdriic "MxTTsT iTTTin^ars ? f ^
iLL.lilts?L-hmvii?Ola v.iwv?m?t li'.iur-c-""^
|,l!r- !,t the Oranyehury Mate ,]
Cojhy,. takmir .1 tenia Wo ;i,al,
1 w 1 ?hi-ny thaiu much success, u s 1 1
I1.- ""'v **11 v? ?i,Li v
111 I IHIll,.1 row. *
?ol *
,ul sou. < onsf.kv \ tihn mds 1
^ IVMM'IMK FOOD I)|{|\ F |\ ,
nil AMt:I*I' V NM> II VII I
fvonltimed 'r?>ni l\;y,i (
rk I I
(js thru education ami demonst i at ion. ! ^
" Hi t mi TTaitt. with only lO.TOO^j.
ill square hitlrs for her d.OtM'.UOO j j
on population, tha problem lwt< barn : ..
[>v. npproaehed in nnothar way*. ln'S,
I!> '!7 Haiti piissail H law lairulat- + 1
iny the planting of erops areord- I
is. ?">ivr to th" slope of ilia lata), con- 1 .
ml trolliny the handliny of forest ' i
nd proynmis. and reyulatiny the ' (
ips breedinsr and handling of live- I
stock.
?? THE T\\f,METTO
J. S. STANIUCK THRU THE YEARS
di) mks. kith "cito^'iv jami:s, ( s. c.)
Twi ntv-ovi yt ars is i-nu -i l< l ably 1*1117
To \vitr:i*s? doubts aiui fears
ban's iti.il wars, mul_ liarUahrm* b?<"
iMaas'U't. 1111 j>|>/ in.'>'a ami t< ai s,.
I
' srranpaTy- rit:t: 'fi.. vlty?ran
'I o t' ikIi r 1.:i.?m i iatioii to oiu'
. ? , . , . - i
Who ivorrTu* irtr to r+rr < ItVTTTT"p * 1 > r a.iro
y
A i.il slit! is in -hi ml tiu' trui*.
TIm* Miixiuy School l:a;, l uwi lii.s <h tiu'il
? i"us.v xi.\ lorn y?-ai ; of
AtT'iuli'il fw'hool :iT " ??t< " 1 Tn , ,'rini; I [u- f;irin
'fTI> V ui\ "inT, l.alv'rr 1h* rh;. apVJ."
W ?ilt ou'isiilt hliuiy. iii' ihipi nvt'il iiioi.sri I'
A i > 1 lui-'jlit 1H tin- "mIukm of In- !: > " .
y.TTt -a> i- finl with thi-i !? v. , lit alu a<l
1 iiw.m-l.ii.y liti Jn r in ;> has.'iirss way.
1 .nil; I - i I lull's Willi i :i School he attended nr.vL
^,11 lin' imt ri'iili'iitiil was he;
So nIV iii .lohtii.mi ( . Smith In- went
< i? t f i<11* major |>; i t ol lu;. educat ipn, you .see.
( r li S.'ivi.o i vitii*. was * 11: y lo him,
lh |>as.M><i aoiI r rrii'oi a j *--?-it rt??t '
7\s Postal i'h ilv all in tilo -anio y>a:\
11? in m <1 ill spite condition. j
lo Urlnaouii ; ml l>an\illc laihoatl lirst
I lo did In, w ork so m 11
Thai I runs ITi ra I .ana lo I aloliiia anil X'oilluvi S'lcni
S i I, lii inly in iliis In- In-lil.
lU'w. in ( tiji i titltf rti'ni F;i\; ninili mi I In- Souti, Tit
"llv ilfil llj^rtl If \( u. t liri! Imil' .111,1 ,\ y, 11. T7i
Si ivinj; flu i:ti'liu;ii| l'nr fmt.y yiNir-.
Main yi .1 i: ;i41 tin-' a vnm m-vhistfi : iA.
Kr:ii'liii'<; i i l it I'tnt'tii .141' mi i
t J 1IJ y Im iilu-ii iril to lino hom'r
A "ul ji'iiit r Ills t i i il*. as lir s-lill jjivf. luilnv,
I t J_". '"Ml h ."Ill is ii mIT^?^I''i|,nu
lint 11 I linn IIU III II . I?11,11:1?rm ioi |
I lif i i: w JitTjj- nl l.;i\, Im tT*i\ i ?I.
In pay in- ;i finioV' ||, OIK
With this Im vv:is u:v:tt!v ttlii veil,
Win., i>h'( i -I i'hi- s ui tit t tlliiT
lli'ti'i i I ?ii Sti|iri nii' im :i| |n';ti . il
Ami w .'o h i 11>i*ii : |..t -v w.ith im!;:,' W. Soil: ,
W.i.hin- wit 11 ti.il. n,' Ht'vii' I'l.Tit,!. j1,1
'><-*- ? it ' :"-i. i .;- ix.TVn, ma.!n"~"
I
tr.i'M' iwl.'M i.'i-,'.. 11! I y,;.-. hi, aim;
ill.- I.[MM. f.'i'.i'y Mil I'll.. til'.f w;:> l.MM'il hlii K'il
-? lil i 11 . i.'.t ilS?iv!-U IlllllflU i.o?t-hr-? ' I"
* \
To x 'lllltO" l o'lr:;. ho Was ?I t":l It 0? IH'Xt
Amf- tlnl hisMitmo*1! shim- . . ? j
!u 111: i U - J1 ^ t': i?. m lan-l >iH' 'o l>' '.oi.r.ik
(.' II ritual \\ (tj: too So olsi XX'hriV.
I'fat. i iiiiljviti Im^-tir*'.. I i- r. iurlii
Kitt a ronsuh -iv i lr ii.nohio *?I* \rut>;_
1 his .t if his inonrjr.-his :.of\ uV hr has nix on
His piayms, 1;i> oxpofTTiuo. i'Vcii tours. j
' ? , " I
til ; it.i .Mastor Siatvhark w r hon >r you I
S<> the Miri'is >>t' tin- Craft
^*111 Si-trr Sta'v iiuhl Mitli istirin
Yo,.i : . hirxfiiu'iit h'-rli on a rati. |
I
" I o n ai.r \ou fi r] ur appn < i;.lo your vun ili
Aa.i loan; i: a Mossing italonl
1" liffV tr-u lor M-vottty -five y.ao
lli;?j .i:u.'"i ?ontr of your sow o?i .comI si . <!.
.
^ r l' n.lr; 1 r. ovo > ,'! ii r, iris?lo-mlr
Att.l j : a\ iio.i's s trout*. ki>i<i hanii
Will i.oxrr an.f o-'.iiii;' ;.:al ktvp you
. A ml ui ii hi* ot hr r hi:;'- !. xs'as jjrauil.
\t>TI -'l'"is porta was rra.l ;tt tin- sovrnty-tiftfi hirtlnlay nirhraioti
of Hon. .!, S. Stanhaok. m I'hostor. S. (\. last work.
a . . __ .1. ' ?(
KI j+r.\ \ 11.1,1-. N i'-W S itakr tlu* \isiiino" ortrarizat ion |
u I'k'onu'.
Tin St ;tr I5aa;.>: Satalay SVhool A? >ocjcUt.s ;!,v ;ls|;,.,| M.t, ,
IfM.-o ro.uiantrr o( thr Crnr. MVl,o|V, llu. ;u vij:,.y. ,\!.rs !
!!r a. wis-.- to th.aii.i ail Si-.\ atniah SiuitM-tn ami na\ thoir .
a i ". for '.mur spl. ii.io! i -o' a^rss.rm'. a. soon as pnssiUo. .
pr rat ion that rail" l hr Marrh. Tin funeral of Ml. William I'at- j
Ualy rota-. a >inr. s, 1 hr yv..n>i:....tnrr-?v 'hi?rrSUhhl at I " ' (ora t
as computed a. I lie I'alvfuu'lc ' \ Vt... v, as |u j j aJ j .owmii s Mill;
aptist chu:\k. I :.e committee . Friday. Interment 'was at!
Is > thanks all the teacher^ and \ew Pilgrim eluweh. j
IhiihV'J?tn ivtuUcimg- ? it is?a pleasure i0 note that I
a .U'voliona! periods ami in Mrs Mary Mary and Mr. Kttgenc
ther ways Robinson at' Parker Si. arc-.iiua-h +
One rla"s. "Tin* KaptTs'. Faith" better. Mr. lad' nson l'.a< h 'P-j
mgkt by fn r. M'.iiTrT~\vin" and t'ar about two w> cks. undy
a until timed?a1 'Spi ittL'iit'ld llilfS- M i>, Mary Has l>aan lil far an exsi
church c'.viy Sunday from '? landed period.
? 7 p.m. Anyone who is interest Mrs. Cornelia Mum. ar.a of tho 1
1 may attrnd. And hooks i:\n | Parker St area's veiy popular !
i alitaiM.d i.\ tnasa who u:an ' a Is. >n | ' y . . - |i |
irTm" TTTnnvrS of tho committee 1 I**t in spreading sunshine w'scr-I
re Mr>. Geneva Yot.ng. soorotary rvi r slia grot's.
!o\ \V M. I.ipsconib. chairman i a meeting hold in the t'oun- j
ml Rev. \\ . M. Watson. Rev. ('. il t hamber at i ity hall, Monday, i
liandy is president of the state March loth, ahaut .".a prominent j
rgani/nuon.. Negroes of Greenville county dis- i
liic auxiliary of the I'niversity .cussed with representatives of tin-I
iidge Nursery school lield its , ^ Kmployn.v-nt Sarv.ee a pro-|
,u:u-iorl> ermon nt Pitgrllh Rest ; t'inn"ify w hfi^Xegrees with farm |
laptisf t huirh Wednesday. Mjffi-lf | s?xperirtve may "be cttmuraged tti !
t'fh. A short, interesting: pro- j ""is. Among those who spoke |
ram w;t< presented. One of the : 1 Fmn/ngwny hays Thursday do-Jd j
hiet teatures was an address by j were Mr. M. M. faro,p. Mr. Gr.ay. '
*tu?t Henry H thonrttrTT of fhe ,\|r. ShaniT. Mr Xortoe, Mr. Gra-.l
Ijteenvdle City schools faculty. ham and Mr. II. \\ . Anderson?|
And another very pleasing part ail olFieinlly eonnoeteil with the
i the program was the singing j promotion of the program?and
if the junior choir of the Pilgrim 1 Kev. George .1. Yeargms. Rev. \V.
First church. The church as a I R Martin. Iiev. Sample. Prof P.
whole ditl everything .possible to K. Stewart and Prwf. Chapman.
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LEAD Kit
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i \ BOY /fc
OF AMI
t'
K VMTN i S <;i l t\\ST WKKK : 1"
'J';tu. diiy, Mar. I') Sr.iM Mrs- .
nr..' 'I'iaia'ii;- -I'ni.ivr. (..j-.s-rt'
Syisci.l. ,_ _ . I";
\\ i'ii!ii :.i!;.y. .M;11'. IT II vani <
Ii>~?u -<,i?\ la. ii -iMi.tlu-r Aradrmy, ;
tnd< ii.
I ihii >.la \. Mai. fa !*? u.'i t ma>- |
: Kit. laltabi - d p.ia. Uprrat- j
11 !><. ( nuiMiH [a1?nuolin^ a p.m. p
Ti<<M)l' lii.i
I hi- M'ui.th 1.1 f tin Knsinwald |
. >1 iimil i;j I.v-\, i 1 tun 11:t I tir i;" in ,-t
i.?i\ last Saturday. Ma'uli I.'ita.
(In- jroiilin: .-tar an.I inininitti'cmiMi
made all n.aTairy arri'atti-;!,
ins. - .
' t i i;ail' ['at i-f.l i.i'-(t!"r ( nuyliinnii
!'.i t.c itisji. ?.*t? d tiu1. lit.op and
' I' 'f-'l y' i1 ~ >;il i ? a ~ 11 I' ? : ilii:. r.l
We hi!.1. ii l*i1.11' mil. r<>\ Ii;? nsl ?. t j
l..ilr fW!'vi t.i:' .si ! vaaliness I
1 . \iii; ton. \\>" timi'c a *-olic*v?i m ] ;
i>i' as many ilihVivnt iainys thai j
v.v voit4?l thai tiujv iiu-tiu'-AvwjilsT }
I lie Lam I :i?s ?>I i'oli:;'I I ,"i tiiTei j
"I 11MI If, > ; II.t Thm'. ii'letl earll .111- '
"*I* tin hi. ' The Kaji'lei .iuutio. it n }
l!av!i j-iniit im ??'??? ?i his owji ii'oa!. j
thief I.. ! '. oi;r 1iel;L'eV-'
iv..li\ v was our yiiv.-t. II'- even i'
ate ear cimKu;^ ailtl <!i.in'. yvl j
vh.. This hrinv' i.Hi; tir.-t Like. j '
a a: an oh.- Italian hike.
t'iaiv nw T:i;'' . i ihe.* j
?TitrKit4?TVT?
1'il'lua ..veins : liti seven \ Is't- '
I
ere.-peals aHeini'tl a; r n.i.t
' i : at_ 1 i"\v .i.l .i j- ii.il ua^l *4+m-?
: . H" as' ;li; l ill i f. .. Wit-!
! i.f- i a.ihf. Senior i it ml I.eaJVr
a ; a',; iy\ .
\\\ i m. a w i; h ; he >>? ,.;. A t...
; i? a. iI,a? ,1 . |'.\ v:'. Svttin j
l 'at.!', I a'W Aioi ! . kit h . .
'.:> ! c . rii: .1 a vrr. :. y. I!- am! i
T.iis was .fellow, >1 l>y a f
Ki vv Til*. i.. iv r ]?; .* i.tto i*. i- .
;.>> !> In ma ji<?i??ir .-.tua iK. ici'. 1
.' ! i . < . W. Madiifii. Wr a Ir pi\ - '
1^' n.asth.-s I'm- tin- if Nt '
(,'o. it of 11vii:i>r width is twin.*- j
isv.ii.I Maivh -('nil. !
1 vol >1 rl I 1 > K '. x i\ M" i . I.1. , j
I
I
Matin r Ata.lt v,:y an.i .lucUs'in '
III:: it ??!' ( annit i: : tv i.n.iy l<I'.-'V
St .ait Tr?H-|?*. Mi-.'!
.lanu >-Aii'.fji tn br tin- Smiil- |
nio. t. > ai?A!at lit !' A.n.\'I'll; '
I?: iin'i|iai. l'tuf. Mti ulaiiti ami Ui>
i-;iiit:iutt.Ttia a of .Jni-j\iim JI i
i:;.\f not api-'iitti-.i a Mm gainstn 1
as \it.
I'riiu-inal .1. Winnie .1' tin NVA I
trainitn.' I't'tttft in .IitikiiisvilK1 ro-'
ports tl'.at a tionp i< mat;,.* orpa- j
p...:i-ii at tin- iiiit'.r.
( II KS I'l'.K I' Ai{ A(.K AI'lIS
i
Mr. .'a..i > Brim was at honf: ;
this \i\ rk 1'iaiit ( a i; j> mar i'.at-'
tit t * i ft I.. Mi. k.. . :: .i fa. r 1
his \\ .! '. Mis. l..!a \Vm..i\t; n''
i?iiVi'. ami > i:i> parents.-"
Mis. .1, !>. li.iyrt; r.miu"n?7;
si.i-nt rr few Al.Tys ThTre l!ii~ week
visiting her broth.': and sister-inJa\\..
l\y;. ami .M. . . S. I,. KinU-y. .
?U^v^-rlr -d'. I>arrg&:.s.>. < r \
nan. Ohm fTrrTrTlv""-f"T"- iy.~~.jrA
wasK'iv for the Me.k ?. :;?! visit-j
injr I'rol. and JI:s. .Joseph Joins j
and making pop call.. on friends i
- ' ' il' j' iai-?ro.-t
IV'sbyH't ;:.n liunvh in
that city. He spoke Sunday ri.ht
??' Metropolitan AMKZ eiuinii.
Mrs. Malta* I.. Moore, of ( narlotto,
spent Hie we.'k end \s;th !
aer 11'end.-, l'lof. and Mrs. S. L.
Finley.
Mrs. \ it'trir,ia l>o:othy (i>ot)i
l.Lua-,? ami InisbMHtl. ol Ku hniond.""'
Indiana, spoilt several days hero'
last week with her m'other and
grandmother. Mrs. Anderson, on
LlerueU'iy st met.
The'First Aid l'iay on Monday
j niuht. given by the puprls of the
l t'?th H tirade of Finley Hi school.
! under thP^direetion of their tench
i er. ?Tfrs. t". M. Finley was. enjoyed
1 by a large crowd.
I Miss I'achel hpann. from Hon
win
wc. mB;
(> t
:ricA. JMI \
i i tram an ..t .. u- *mL^ ' '
m'n)
ill ; ('oil. jrc; Miss Annie Belle ^
? pain;, Stale C ollege and Miss , ppi
Salome Spapn front Kershaw Hi
*'iinpl fae; ity win here litis week ,n
ii tin; btil.-ide ?'f titeir inolher,
Mis. M., 1>. Sprnn, wIkt irus beCTi i
vi iy ill for several days. spi
Ml s I!' roieine Mooley front tut
Benedict College. spent several hoi
days iih hi?parso!il. Mr; and SIT
lierrr Mnhley, ia.etv.'i tin ' tin
'Mr. Timothy Johnson formerly _iia
of Chester now of Columbus, Ga. Mi
i . visitimi' lii?c l':il Inu- ??m lolnr
, Mrs. Master ilnrdhi continue.; i of
cry ill ;t her heme <m Jet r St. > in?.
II. K. teacher hi the WiuirstnHo ' ho
Iter daughter. Mis.-; Hi.th Hardin."' It
schools. spent a f w da> s here, at LI.
la : mother's bedside last week.. 1 v(j
.Mrs. Ida 15._ W illiams, of ( lies- fi i
Lit, 15te. 1. and Miss Klcise t'ros- flT
hy. of Ulairs. wire the week end
; . ists of their brother. Mr. Joe '-r
Willi- Crosl/v. fast Spencer. X.
c. A jrotrntf'brelher of. M,rs. W'il- ' 11
hams, .Miss Crosby aTid Mr. W'il- ~'1
It77 tvittmnis a re expert .mI Imme
()P
hat unlay, from Baltimore. Mil. ...
"Tittle Miss Mililr.ll Ir.-e Fold I
is jnf)!o\ inur -afte r sulVciing fiom ...
i broken leer. J^iie is the danehtei
of Mr. and Mrs. I'Vldor. Ashfo'rd
1 vre ;. .
The following is the report 1(U,
iv: dr Fi iday morifiivg by teachers 0
and pupils ar Finlev Il'irh school: m
. La1:?
Uere~'a"sKod to "raise $100: j).,
... f ra i ai d s.'Sisti.Oi).
ieeport ol Kcd Cross W ar Drive |i-t
March 1 ^
Ill
:u-;
lli'lh Srho.'l I > e | > l.
V' -< <":;.rk;t.n $10.58
F. M i ; lit ; t ty . 1 7.0", ,
S'' Mis,, >p.I!iII .. ls.dn (
"A __^n
rr-Mis- Ayyi s : . lo.To .;VJ
"A- M ;.-'s AI?iuii , 22.0** lt)1
: ; A'i-S lluv . -1 .
1 ! VW'ri.T. t , 10.in y.
H A-?TTV: N.:;! I .*.00 J];
1 i I M 15.0(i w!
i k:
Oiamniar Svhoul ..^
> A Miss 11'.vkor ..... 17).125
M:s.= liomou 10.Si! ilu
M-ss Sioolor ...... 8.10 \\ j,
V Mrs. Finloy 1:}.0:1 <.;
' ! Miss Mellow. 11 ... 0,55 tin
7;A- .Mi? Hlsivkwvll ..... SAC
7.1: Mrs. I a.ill's I'.TS ih.
: ?. rn
Primary Svlionl
1A ?Miss 1 loaih 5.00 !u I'
-Miss Hujoborl . 7.00 , .i<"
Mis.-. Kvi'l 5.00 a
*?A ?Miss Honor . .. 5.70 j
::ll? 'Mi-ss Aivxamloi" 7.07 v;
2A--Miss Harris 5.50 ><>
2l>- Mis-i Hal ?v?vk ?0.27 1A
-.Miss (.iihnoro .... (!.l(l -oi
111?Mis< Cassvil .. 10.00 U('
Mr. Aii.' isoii . 2.07
S. !.. 1-inUy . _ _ . 5.00
Misciliiaaoas .... 1.22 ,,!
. ill
Uraiul?tutnl ?SJOP.OO?
i i c
1)1"K. WIST NKWS
til
Pri's'iiliair K'.i!*. r (!. Clxvii ^
i'l'lii In- ml qv.arti rly. confer- '
i iiii' ar.il was tin* yrospvl imv.-.M- ;
). v r ;it hoth the vnorninr and ov.1;,-,!!!>
1
many hedrers won- spiru*iillv"eluj-,
tntiod hy these hum'is: messages. ,
f'.Xi'Ollf'i! tvp its were made hy
11 " 1 * ' * "1
. u . r.\!'.. Phe elder was paid in. ..
.. i>i
.'ill. .\w!v tivsm s j'io was raised '
i.i.'.inir the past quarter. Am one j?r
\v.?j-sh:|vrs v.i v Mr. end
ai's. .Joseph Hill! anal Miss Krlee
1 Inckctt. son-in-law ami daughters pj,
of the prt siding elder: Mrs. Vir. ' T1
'inia II..".'. litison of ('-Mumhia; Mrs n
1 VI.il?i-! t~!7Ti,l"n ol ^fi STarv Baptist T|
.jr.mi!i a:jii Mr. James D^an and Ft
i iiiidton of Mt. Olive baptist. sc
I A' Mt. /.ion Presbyterian the
; Lev... Jw J,. Me A dams ??-s ustial " iTT
. ui ought on*-tostrm tive nnrt "timely TM
message. Visitors present were j
1 M,ess<s John Moragne and Luther i K
I 1 .otinix. ol
, Mr. Lis, Cat] Donald had chrrj?e j j.l
j f the Sunday school at St. Mary !
Baptist church. Rev.h. K. Dim- | tc
als was serving at his out of the J
NI? NT2WS SHOUTS C
< "oiitiir.o'l from Page 1 i
I
Do.cr. Del.- Delaware State :^F
:!?-g- one of the' laml lLL?ml I
lilies of the country devotee J
thi ciUiia'.an of tlie Negro, j lir
hi us fa liners'.gieatvF proline- j or
+r r*4ilet-w- here o? Mm eh ti. ! ' _
TTiTgv u. ir.li' r of ii.rinti-s oi :
: i i- i-. well iij interested I
imn na; in-red to share in the j
... as; i h of tile theme ".\Iore|ou
oci lot- Victory." Agricultural j br
pert.; from the state depart-1 \J;
at., University of -Delaware. U.I ?
I). partiiu lit of Agriculture and ho
m: State college introduced Nam's
; spcct.-L of of tlie-Aiiemo?dv- trx?
lied' to gear Delaware farmers
greater food production. The M
isi lent of Delaware 'Mate colre
is Dr. Howard Decitcr Crcvj,
tive of-Sumter, S. C.
l
Chicago, Illinois?Among the I
. aire;s annouiiccil _Iu?_iiie. Insli. lIi
Le of Human Relations to he kii
Id 'n the (Hand hhllroom of the f'k'
ernii'ti hotel here April 8. by nv
t Chiieago Round T: ble of Chris
n.s am! Jews, will lie Dr. Sadie
jssell " Alexander, of Philadel
i<4. l 'i. -y\IVA.<I iinvi ir> LI 14.' \> n C
Raymond Pr ce Alexander, prom
nt Philadelphia attorney. She 0f
Ids the Ph. D. degree fro 111 the qv
l i v* rm Fy c*7 Pennsylvania and Jt
.. B. digreo from the same intulion.
She is a niece of the \V
nous I'Vancc.-A nieiieas painter, A|
my Ossania Tanner* Bi
lUiiunity churchMr.
James Dean left on last
csdny for Norfolk, Yu.,- w here-,
has been engaged in work for--f?,
^mrl~m<mHe*r He has Seen heTXr *7*7
"an extended visit to iiis v.ift
il eliihlron. y
Phe boys' (] artel of the Die r(
st Colored high school sang at
. Pleasant Hup List church of
beville. during a -program held
interyjjt of the $100,000 Tdndow nt
?iri\-e for Iiencdict College
last Sunday afternoon. This ..j,
llie iliuveil_uP -which .Mesdair.es 77
isy Holmes and I okay P. Davand
Miss (ie'trude Wilson of 'J*(
Due Weil school faculty arc [*
niters. .Mr. Olin. L. Smith was
onipar.is't fbt: the quartet.
s. Susie Wharton Laid to Rest
tbi Tiesday afternoon, March
ike funeral of Mrs. Susie Whar---^
r w;;??held' at Mt. Tcbartort A. 7
1:1. ehar.ii conducted by her pas
. tin- Rev. Benjamin J. Glover,
listed by Revs. J. K. Vauss. M.
issey. \V. !., Devlin ami* W. S. .j..
tvAoorne. Three-thirty o'clock ,|.,
> the hour set, but long before I vv.
U hour. n host of friends had I );j
tumbled to pay respect . to the l()
nr>ry of one who was a genu (
1 Christian. For .'IT years she -j
s a member of the senior choir .
Ml. Lebanon A. M. E. church
e. many a heart has been lifted |
and nr be to hope in (iod by
clear ring- of her beautiful ?
iec as she sail? to the praise of
>d Sabbath after Sabbath. In U
r home and community too. hei j
e was a beautiful example of .
Christian. There was a poise
lieh surrounded her being which *'
ide one sure that she had been ',(
ru from above. F<?r a numhei (lt
years she was president of Ilea- F
ness No. 1, and all her activities
re fruit unto righteous ness. vv
She was the devtotcd wife of 01
Hubert F. Wharton who with '
c followdm; children s.utvive her: ''
Lui iiula nitmiii. Misses FaL T
j Libia- and --Rathe]- and Mr." '"'
dot. Wharton. .Jr.. of Due West:
?*. Timothy .Wharton of Virgin- i)
' -d ! F.l'P'est .WTuirton of- Chigo.
HI.; Mr. James W'hart >n of. ^
Tun: hi a and Cnl. Lawrence I),
barton of the I". S. Army; The
.1.,<A.jijp.'-'i. ?alsu st:r- .
rv her. Aimsrg jj. S. and S. X. ^
- -.uwcil oi t Mebg.r" Tfb. and
I. Aiexanuer Sussowell of New i
"* ' ?
Mi" C MUJl A |J \ lls.Ml | H '
own Junior High School
4i
of. W . W . Smalls, Principal 1
Brown school boys defeated the
T.insrwav h??vs Thursday 2o-2i>.
ii< eame was very interesting.
il witnessed-liy. .ii?large- crowd. _
u' nlayevs of Brown's team are
i:hard Presslev vvhrr wftde It L
ores in the first half and 1 in
conn half: David Williams. Clau- ^
a Presslev, Alnetha Nesmith, I*
l . John B. .Sweeney, coach. P5
Misssos Mildred Staggers and 1
Hen Aaron were week end guests ^
.Miss Carrie RobinSon. They
so visited friends in Marion. 1
Miss Nellie P. Grant was called
) the bed side of her ?ick mother. C
T. O, White, reporter ?
Saturday, March 20, 1913.
4
iassified Advertising
Column j
>ociul Notices, Caids of Thank*,
emnriams, Birth Announcement*
nrriggu Aiinouiieemcnts etc. are ?
argcd for at the rate of 10c per
le. Cash mast accompany the I
cter. Minimum 'charge 50c.
IN MEMORY " _ \
Jn memory of James \V. Smith
r devoted husband, f; ther and
other, who departed thirs life
arch If), l'J42.
The li^ht of the head 'of our
mse, shines on after a year;
(Mowing with everlasting bright
THE FAMILY
rs. Laura C. Smith and Sons
Dr. and Mrs J. H. Thomas, ^ -*
(Mil) OF THANKS
We wish to thank the many
L?i:ds._and relatives for -their .?J.
ndness and for the many benuti- :
1 floral offerings during the
ss and passing; of Mrs. Frai^re
own.
THE FAMILY.
IN MEMORIAM
QUAIiLES?In loving memory
cur dear, mother Mrs. Mary E. t
juries who went home to be with^"T
sus on luarcn iu,
e miss her, how we miss her.
rd our hearts are tilled with pwin i
it praise God its not forever
e shall meet with her again,
e remember ^our smiling face.'-'
Children: Mrs. Beatrice Hackett
ilumVin, St Crt?Mitrs Mattic
i-urlcs. Brooklyn, X. Y.
Eisimu-Mrs. Maggie LvFiper,
t. Vermont. N. Y.; Mrs. Sallic
denial). Aiken, S. C.
Son: Jolmnie E Robinson.
IN MEMORI^M
In memory of Mrs. Cora S. liar.
< who departed this life March
miTis?
> have, tn low.', ami then to part j
the greatcit sorrow of our ?>
hearts.
Devoted husband and children.
rO.VEK CHAl'EL i
Til. KTcHIRCH
Coll.ge Place?The lirst Suj?y
was an exceptionally fine
y at Stover ChapvL- The Suny
session was excellent in every
y. .\iicr a spiritual least our 1
ihlor. Rev. N. A. Rice brought
his cone l egation a sermon rich
thought and spiritual vigor,
ic Lord's supper was adminisred
to a large group of com- ^
enici.nts, by the pastor, assist- ;
I by Rev. McClintic.
In the midst of the services
rs. Elizabeth Helzer was strick- j
i with a fatal illness. She sue- ]
unhid a few hours after she had
icii taken home. She was a very
'nitiiful member of our church
id we are saddened beyond our
iwer to express our grief at her
uiiise. Her church life covers a
ri al of more than forty years.
Thursday. March 11 at .'1:00 sho
as funerali/.ed. Rev. Rice and
.ir presiding elder. Rev. W. B.
. Clark conducted the last rites.
it r.ii'. lit w; s in the churchyard
he finals and testimonials were
T. f. V and Ilea ill if nl
01" MI.!' HRANCH
. M. E. CHIRCH jC;
He v. R. C. Cunningham, Pastor
Srrvict ~ Wore fine throughout
'i'?nt-y?nt?botli"Double UFancTi
ncl ."It. Pisgah. At the latter
In:rch. .Hev. Cunningham cfmuet.
il sOTricc. A large nuiM*^.}
t ?f?|i!ll'!'s U'.irsnppeil there, and
heir presence is weicome at any
imc. Our Sunday school was conuctcd
by the Supt. Rev. J. W.
>vc-her with officers and members
resent. The lesson was reviewed *i
y the Sunt. y
The ACE League met at swr
'clock with everyone enjoying
he discussion of the lesson and
he inU restrng -g*vmes played.
At our evening service we were
!e; sod to hear an inspiring mea* h
age by Rev. S. L. Glass. The
OTmon was-timely and one to be
cmembered for its* X ruths. Ute i
unior choir rendered music, unler
the a. spices of their instruc- .?
ors. *lli
Those still ill are Mrs. Martha
orley and James Holmes; also
J i s. Mnrv Williams. . T
?-I