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Saturday, Mny 15, 10<3 GREENY illis NL;WS Mr. Henry Lawton, -former Hi l._. school instructor, was..in the city hfst' week vi?titrrg Mrs. Ihrttie Parker of lioyce St. Mrs. Parker who he one of thn leading women of the <jity inch ic matters, has been ill' for soiin time. Mrs. "Lucy Mae Boyd of Washington, D.C., is visiting her mother, Mrs. Johnson of Nichols St. Mrs. Mildred Cureton Turner of. Buffalo, N.Y.. was the guest of her mother. Mrs. Minnie Cure ? Mrs. Lucy Hos-i of New Yorkwa.t in the city recently visiting friends. Mr-'. Ross lived in Green -?ville several- years -ago?It will he recalled by some of her friends ?that hew thmghtci?is tile wife of the late Mr. Blackh. rn, .former trainer of Champion Joe Louis. Mrs. Margaret Howard Rogers spent--Mothers' Day in New-YorlT as the gcest of her mother, Mrs. Mabel Boozer.. Mr*. Rogers is an , employee of the Liberty Theatcx on Spring -St. At Nurse Julia Hunt <>f Charleston was in the city a few hours laat * week. The Greenville social set will remginbcr her husband. Mr. "Reggie" Hunt who- was once connected with the local office of _? ?.u? i ......a;.... m.......i l 14'-. me ii\?i ui vaiv/Wlill; iTHHUW trtitr. #* Insurance Company. Mrs. Pauline Turner Davis of Buffalo, N.Y., and little daughter Edith Deo are spending sometime with Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Davis' _ mother. '* Mrs. Mattic Fair of Manly St. has returned to the cit^, after ??-?? spending--several weeks in; Atlanta, Memphis and Halts of Texaswith relatives and'friends. Mrs. Mamie Frazicr and Mrs. Amanda Glasby were the" guests of their sons in Columbia ..Sunday Mrs. Mattie Murray of Elford St.", is spending; several weeks in New York City. Mrs. Ella Bates of E. McBe? Ave., passed away Tuesday, May 4th after a week's illness. Mrs. Bates was a stauheh member of John Wesley ME church, loved and respected by many friends and" acquaintances. -The^funcral was held Friday afternoon a t John Wesley church, with Rev. C. C. Clark, pastor officiating. Surviving; are her son, Prof. J, Luke Bates, two granddaughters. Misses Thomasena and Ella B. Bates and other relatives. Miss Ella Blanche Bates o f State College, . Qrangeburg;., was in the city last week because of the death of Her grandmother, Mrs. ElTa Bates: ~ Mrs.-Mary Gary was delighted and surprised last week to see her sister Mrs. Emma Griffin of Detroit. It happened that Mrs. Griffin's birthday came while she was in the city and Mrs; Gary^ - turned the tables by ^surprising her guest with a birthday party last Monday. Among the guests who attended) were Rev. ?and Mrs. C;i nn i ngliaiii and?Ma. "and ' Mrs. \V, U. Ryrd and sister. ? Mrs. Griflin motored to Spartanburg to visit her sick son. Mr. J. Richardson. She also went to to see her mother, Mrs. Marie Grif- I ^ fin. ? Rev. and Mrs. Harris were the ' dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. ; Eugene Robinson several days {; ago. Mr. J. Edgar Smith, who f o r . several. years has 'been director of-the Family .Welfare Society, was inducted into the armed forces last week. Ft is rcportecL that he has joined the Marine Corps. I,ocaI Physician Member of Special Professional Organization A group rrf surgeons met i n Charlotte, N. C. last Monday-and organized the John H. Hale Surgical Society of the Carolina*. It is reported that. Dr. E. K. MrPhcr.son of Greenville is a member of this group, Greenvile? residenls have reason to he proud that one of our medical men is rapidly earning recognition as a surgeon. It js in order !tr??extend congratulations to this brilliant practitioner on his being associated with a group of progressive scientists. -? ?:? 4 Military Wedding at IHonij, Street Kohlicr Center . . The personnel >.f the 20IS Quai termastor Company stationed at Greenville invited soine of the ~ leading citizens of the cHy t'o'ot ten<l the wedding of .Miss Euralino Burgess of Birmingham. Ala. 7~ ^ and First .Sergeant Koseoe U7' ~~Fr.lillrT;.st "Tuesday evening. The military ceremony \vas held a t'" the Soldier Center on Broad .St. First Lieut: Cassias C. Ellis, Chaplain at the Greenville Army Airbase was the officiating minister. Following the wedding there was a formal' reception at the i Soldier Center. A Correction . In a paragraph telling of her illness, the name of Mrs. Marie Fisher, principal of Sullivan St. School, was omitted through an error in last week's column. A Wedding of the Roses at Johp Wesley MK Church., Under the direction of Mrs. M. M. Sewell, a decidedly delightful 3 mock marriage was staged a t John Wesley church last Tuesday > ? evening. The Wedding of the Roses,-it was called. And the t pulchritudinous bridal contestants * in their rose hued nuptial dresses gave the procession something of ? the aspect?of a flow gomlen made up of many types of lovely ?r~ There .were thrpp musical num. ft,; . IT-? ? ' , v; ' ? - J-? Z!ON V. M. i:. ( 111 It< II Ft.?r^t-l ho'^7 P. ('""Snrnls'v be "IJiy 'l trr>PV': t vvgl'lv U'tcivlft). ,A t tf> Ah f Kff 4*^ J? ft. ;i( ? V?? ||;*"*i| poll it h th-? S' Ut. OMll ' "jirlv'iv, ;i i.n:r ( ,-.f ?'nfv. I_'.^4?>P (' vc 1 j |j<r r;t K"v. !''. 1 TTmiI.?AV 1I :r"l Cni:' ' ilV 'Jll !l Vl'I'V i t in-r I, iviv'^" *"'>no". Tlii'tno V \1pi' \s Faith in Hi r Chill. fob '? ; Th?? v":'s 'voU . ih'livrr' > ><! found ; r'*??o?wp from tl' J&UXLL?: lim it tlii '-lv?alu*J ' i>-?H't'y CiMaa'ti-hion "vvgs itilnti i'ciI !n :< ?lunnhrr.?Vr < fa* oi fi| with *hi' niosaoco t Tuit.' a t'-ir hof of visitors v.l ay,/ :iIway7, """tr?foorrrr: v. v r.iV-ar,i t ,.r wu:-ivilli*. N. C.. was tl)** vvi*"k ia: ir"?st of Miss Gonoviovo William Mrs. G'-it'ttd,. It. William* spot ;*. wwk -ftv Washing'.**"-. 1). O..-\? it h<*r daughter, Miss;Margaret Wi liar.is and a work *i| Fort Kuste ''a., v/ ithv her ro i C*>1. VVr'l Mpvitt W;ll!ams. Mhp rrpnrU hh.vin;? a aid* liirv. ::.\I?N\VI;LL KI-W.. A .< > "/I'M n>' 'o was n Vis Si'P'1?y h\ 'h,. "as'or in lv [mm- of Mothers?The Broth Mi i ' hcr's 1/OVo \vn : beoujjfullv nil In rod ni'l is <ho oii'v love son what: similar to (loci's love. T1 nastor met- red a mother's love f? her children ami God's love ('< nil. Thoso who missc-d (his Me her*' Day KcJihnn missed a res "treat. At 1 o'clock Hev. .J. J. Abm preached lite?I4ducati<?nnl nunim to th" graduates of Hutler hi'u i school -.Hid a large congwgajiic I enjoyed with the graduates, th wondcrful me.ssa'jfo. The Junior--ami Senior h-anum | at J^ethlehCm high school last Wt ncsday night was an evening c pleasure to those who attendc jard according to the lovely rep a* there must have been a miracle i the rationing. Mrs. Hett/0 A. Gloster entei taiped the local Federated club i her home on Perry St. last Tuo< clay evenirig. AfFcr the" Lrsim S part of the meeting Mrs, (llostc served a lovely repast. Aside s';from" Mrs. uLottie He> 'ward and Mtsses"A'ffnfc"iStlc?ih& a-rt I.fla K. I-ytlp delegates to th State Federated convention whie ? q0 iw.in i t.he follow/or ladies attendee Mcsdaittcs Rosa I.. Rice. Mi?:trie I Eve, Susan F. Bailey. Marv Duncan, Ojretta J. Smith, V. I Dijcsoit, C, B. Green. All expras: ed an enjoyable time. We aVp pleased to learn thsi Mr. "Bonnie- Euba: ks and Mn Minnip Donelson axe lionu trill the hospital. Both are reporte as dome: rticely. bers on the- program. Little Mis Elaine McKinney sang ,_'a __sol< Miss Harriet Williams -gave? musical reading, and a romrak soT(L was rendered by Miss Sar Inez Sheppard. The church was artistically dec orated for the occasion in whit and green, Mrs. Ethel Demmon; Mrs. Julia Cooper, Miss Joell King, and Miss Margaret Sewel were members of the conunitte responsible for decoration and de signing. --The?bridal contestant who wo the"Tvonoft of being the bride ws Mi/.s -Evelyn King of the ,Stet ling High School faculty. Mis King brought in $J1.00. Mis Ruth Brown ranked second wit iTeport of $15.00. Other contest ants werex Misses- RqsjlIIv Rose motid. Vernelle Minis, Mamtp .1 Daeiu.. Lyida CuiYningliam.?^Vrmi Walker, Fannie Stewart and Ma g-nrri nonro.nna iMcstianics Kill, ("lark Hall. Daisy Tolbrrt 11 : tf h inson :'nr 11 Carrie "Austin. The program was sponsored lr 'he Women's Society of Chris linn Service. Mrs. M. M. Sewell president. Doable Victory Wedding At Springfield Church June, is (lie traditional niontl ?!' weddings. I>ut it seems tha he mrntbcv of magnificent mod ifTairs had here in May will cans t to be said that the , fi f th montl of the year is the period for jila; wedding's. Mrs. Bessie Boyd, ii an. effort to do ^something fd .he Working Benevolent Hospital staged a Double . Victory Weddinj Friday night. May 7th, and witl the very generous help of thi community raised $2Q2.7.'>. r -Thf hridesand amounts?the; reported wore as fo 11 ows: Mes flames Ora iliee Sti.OO; ATNle Tw wis $18X0;?Margaret Shumate ?r. 1.05; Delia M. Sanders $11.GO Mamie Pranks, R. N*. .$70.GO; Pau line Citings, $14,11; and E. Bel $21.50. Also Misses Ruth Benja mill $7.85;. Jessitean Chapman $18.00: Bessie Gordon $.'10.07. Mrs. Boyd was not one of thi contestants, hut she herself a the resulpof her solicitations re ported $(1.7.05. Of that amount $12.80 was contributed by Sulli van St. School. Mrs. M.E, Fisne principal; $2.25 by Sterling Higl School, Prof. J. E. Beck, principa oed?$2.45 by A Hen llrammn School, Prof. C. E. Hammond principal. In commenting on the succes; of the program, Mrs. Boyd sail that she was grateful to everyon who helped and hoped that any one who desired to do so wouli visit the hospital and see the im prove men ts that are being ?mad( She also spoke very highly ?of th work done by Mrs. Eetelle^Frank tin. who been use of very yever burns rrrnivrd i "i vni?WPk*k ag couid not continue to actively pat ticinnt,. in the drive J ... - ' . . ' .jt ' < . , i.ukkns mays . { Hetln 1 A. M. 1'.. ( hurch., Rev. I.. ('. BuUcr. I'Hslor p At 11!:'iu .-muln.v scltvol. began , with Ar t. f-Virpt. JWV frnrt the teacher:- at their post. After the ,.' discus-ion of the lasson in the I lasses the?review was given hv Pi of. WV^S. White. ,. Immediately after Sunday school .. a very attentive audience listened to the Mother's-Day sermon, s<, ,| Lea util'lly delivered by thc pas ,o tor !roei t^iv. jiub.iert: A Moihei L- "i Joy mul a M-.thei in Sorrow. In?Uw?aftornaon?the?tied?a+t^ mini?Sunday?.School Forum w.ipresented. Tht. program was in ip tciesting. Rev. C. I. Britt. pustoi , ?ihf re.il the ernion from the subic ;ect. Behold Thy Mother, s In the evening we listened t >t, Another, noble sermon by Rev. N h Youn ; and singing by hi~ choir... ! The musical program Blender s Voices of Xcgro Spirituals a 1 i< Bethel last Monday night was il :\ (-recess in every way; This, proRVmM \Vi;.< sponsored by Ai'rs. Jo.ilith Franklin add the proceeds were divided among tjw elubs ol the ehureh for the Victory Rally Mrs, Mi X. Sanders was iv.istros* ' ?f e.fenu>r.i? s and Mrs. t". D 1 loosely pianist. After the pro TFtiTn the chorus was invited li r" llicjioinu of dr. anil .Mrs. Karl; Fianklin where they winy- serveJ u a delieioUj: repast atony with i " social. Alu.-ic at ti:e social was 1 played by Mrs. Lois I'ressley. r>7 The Jolly Pals met at the honu of Misses Fntnjogene and Mary 1 re Walker Tuesday afternoon. ^ Mrs. C. Ililson and Mr. Ltithei ..j Leak formerly- of this place lad j' now of Baltimore. Aid., aie the ? -gusts -of Mr. and Mrs. Addisor Young. Mrs. Mahelle >inith left Friday ,.i fiir seVeral"VtaVa ft sir with rela. ,'p lives in Washington, D.C. Mrs. Lucinda Jackson speni Sunday, in Greenville, u The Gleaners Club of Si. Paul Baptist church met at the home of the president Mrs. C.C. Hudp. gens, \\ ednesday night May 5th j. The program was enjoyed by all; special music by Miss?Athi K >i Garrett. The hostess. served a delicious repast of ice.ieVoam. cake Mr. Howard Biowu and James d Wg.^ley Madden of Baltimore, Md. e are the house guests of Miss Ada h K. Garrett and family. * <, The Missionary Society o f 1: Springfield Baptist church- met i. Friday April .'10th at the home of I. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Reid. A 1. very, interesting program was ?- rendered. Thej guests were Mrs. Abhie Davis ol' New York City it and Mesdames James Henderson * and Horace. Garrett.- Ice cream XL -and?cuke was served. ? d Mr. Arthur "Ross" Jackson who was inducted-into the U.S. -Navy ~ over the week end, wishes .to a thank the many friends for their 3 lovely expressions of kindness a' .given him prior to his induction, Mr. Jackson, -along with utlicis, a will report for active duty on May 11th. p St. Paul Baptist Church . l&ev. I,. B. Moon, Pastor a ' Sunday school opened.on time [1 We missed quite a few from the 0 men's class, and hope they will soon return. Rev. N. R. Hood preached at tl the morning- service1, paying" a glowing?triUute to mothers?o 1 sacred history and modern times. s Many gifts were given to moths. ers of the. church and community, h At night, Rev. Hood brought an. other well prepared- and power. filled sermon. \VV? enjoyed it. Milsic-hiy senior choir. r at the State Convention of Rup|, fists held in Columbia last. week. . Rev. and Mrs. K.W. Wright, Mis. M.C. Whitmrr, Rev. 11. H. llill, y Deacons James Poole", Casper Ir. by ainl Rev. P. S. llieks were a| m'ong those attending. Monday night a committee headed by Deacon (Hi pliant. gave a testimonial program and refreshment period, honoring the draftees leaving our church. The jj ladies prepaied simple but pleast ing refreshments alter prayer k arrrl singing:- Each one received , appropriate gifts. Mrs, Uort'oh I, and Mr. Calhoun responded lor v the g roll p. ^ Personals Mrs. Lucinda Jackson and hoi daughter spent Sunday in (Jrecn| ville. They report a pleasant trip. * I Miss Alice "A 11 good of Florida ' I is visiting her sister ami other home folk here and nearby. . Mrs.Odessu Reed and daughter Dorothy Jean and Mis. Berlena McCauloy of- Charlotte. N. C., were recent visitors of their aunt .' Mrs, Arzelta Walls. ' Soldiers Charles Dendy ani I George ('ain are on fuilougli and looking fine. KIDGK BRANCH NEWS L' S. S. was very '*ood. After the session Mi$s Evelyn Perry was elected as secretary due to the secretary' leaving. 1 The Woman's Missionary met at 1 the home of Dea. Red J-enon after ward a delicious course of ice l"~ ream and cake was served. " Miss Evetta Johnson a member of t,his church, the ex-secretary s and a member of the eholv left ' Wednesday fo ra defense course in f: Orangeburg. We wish for her much success jn her undertakings. J Miss Carrie Ma,, Brooks spent - the "week in Bonnettsville with ' Misses Vivian McCollum and I,oe retta Holmes, teachers of the - Ridge H/ll hi school Ridge Spring o" trip. She is a graduate of the above named school. Mary l< Williams, reporter ... ' ( ? THE PAEMETTf j Thomas Johnson I Laid To Rest i firnrp'ftmv-r-S. <%:--Piinornt-Ri'V viees i'(>) Mr. Thoma,, Joim&un. Jr was* hold from St. Stephens AM B church, Sunday. Ma.v 2 <1. lhld uci; <ii!i Id* nastor the Rev. A. J. .Jonkitn officiating a*~ -estod I v ,l"> Revs. J. Mi. Jackson. T. O. Mills. V. H. Simon* a l others. Mr. Johnson na-;so<l away K( Hoy's Meivn ?:?! hospital. Kinir Z "-ti oo. R. C.. WoaiTFivPpT. "JO wn. a sho'k to th( . o--1 o u r '.v. FT \v;A laid 'to r" " bps his mother who uruc..do.. . Hivn t" I ho crave five year* apfo ~ Ule is .-..nvlvi'd by liii. i.lnw. hi? fa'her .<;n-> s'uter. one adopt -' 11. two brothers-in-law an<l a h? s' of other rola'ivoti and fiV'ds. The following from out of town I attended th,. I'uncraTT XT - Pauli.fi ~ Fleelar. Flo/oaa Alstrrr and so- op . Paltimoie. Mil.: 7vlr. and Mrs. Clai '-n?o Ferguson sitvi Mrs. Margare 'ohr?on of Ml. Pleasant. S. ?C.: , :v^? . a: (I Mrs. Powell. M?rs. Oral r. and daughter and MPsdames Mmilorn and Wilson of Mullfns; Rev. ! and?M ra.?M?B;?l>uvis, ~ M rs Sara I. Suggs, Mr. and Mrs. Darren Conway; a: d Mr. Willie Mail; of - Lane. joiinstonLnfv.s Edgefield Co. Tr. School I. lv. King, Principal , Last Thursday night the Soph* omprc.s and' Juniors gave a ban. TU'ct~for the Seniors The?rlwmd r- was very?beautifully ?decorated , with nine trees, vires and blue and , whit,, paper 'A. very nice crowd \vas assembled to help the -Seniors . ?rjoy this occasion. A repast of ice cream and cake was served Each one expressed themselves a> . Having an enjoyable time. Sunday, .May h, marked the 'b"I gii idng^ of our high school eonvCmcrteement activities. Rev. R. L Drown pastor of the Bethel C. M. E. church delivered the Baccalaureate sermon. It was very inspirng and uplifting sermon on the subject "Side Tracked". Everyone expressed themselves as having n joyed the sermon. -Mordu'v-iUgbmiTgy, 1 tr. tiw:_SerLior class presented their annua' iday entitled "Skippy Sees Things J Through". The play told the story >f a family who was very poor and who was bequeathed nr. ol<l graphaphono by their grandmother. They finally found a lcttoi; in the ' box telling them that the box con ?ains a large sum ol' money. erythlng turr.ed out to make thr amily -very rich. ? Each member of the elass acted ~ iiis part well and?itir?to?by won ' eratflated. Friday night, May 11 will term1 inate the commencement activiJ ties who will Teceh'e" their-drpVo* ; mas. This year will by the . first. war to receive state diplomas. ' Donors go to Velix McmianUs ' ".nd Blarche Hurley. The following are graduating: Viola Brown Bertha Brown, Ilarpld Dean, Blanche Hurley, valedictorian: Ora Mae Jones. Felix McManus, salutatoriar; Theodore McKinnev. The public is invited to attend the ex rci.se. A group of students from Edgefield Co. Tr. school <? joyed a very pleasant day in Columbia Tluirs -lav?right-seeing,- ?Tliei'V- trip iil-_ eluded a tour of Fort Jackson,. Mien ard Pcncciiet campuses, the Capital Stale Park.?The- day endMi by seeing: the picture Hitler's Children at th" Carolina t heart, which was enjoyed very much. 'The?r liilil; en?i njo.i in" tin? t rip ?1 oTp?Cornel nrr?ftrowr. .lame: C'bilds. seventh grade; Virginia Valentine, .'itb grade; Dora Waver. Hli grade; Mattie Mason. Und trade. Tht. gro; p was ehaperond l.y Miss P.osa P. Ilroadnax an' Mr. S". K. Dean. This cay wiP long l?c remembered by all; , llcihel C. M. M. Church I? I. Itr?? n > Mothers' Day was observed with !< program sponsored by Kev, M. M. Davis. W(> know mother's place .'cannot be 111 ]< <I when sin* is - 1 ."in1, v, t; 11 u i;! 11 111 i|u all., ye r.r ioi* <air mother whibj-sho lives. , The second quarterly conference was very good. Ml. Moses and Dethci made a votinu report. Elder Ciurvin was well pleased. He ("reached a soul stifling sermon which will be long remembered. Rev. \V. E. Wilson from (.Jeffrey made a poo call her,j to accompany his \\;il'e and daughter lia.k JicmnL llis old friends were glad to see him. Hope he will come again. iM.rs. Ethel Aia<. I.aiimofe school [ is. owl-and sin- i* home with u.s t?. | -mr delight. f.WlKS HOPEWELL UAI'TIST CIU'RCH I - I Rev. II. I'. Clark, Jr., Pastor ' | Sunday was a pleasant day. S. j S. opered at the usual hour*with i Supt.'S. R.Reedcr and teachers n! ?? r 4 . ... - ~ I their post. immediately after j 8. \v<? lK!Ran our servi.es. It be- i ir er Mothers' Day the women had ,;harg(> of the prayer service which . " w conducted by Mrs. Pauline Mangle of Newberry; Mrs. Nancy Hooker and Mrs. En1m>i V. ("lark both of Whitmire. After which Rev. A. Walker of Newberry Rave a wonderful message from the I Sam, 1:11 subject A Good Mother That Looks Ahead. Offering $10. 18 The pastor ar.d sonic b'f (he members left after service for | Shiloh AME church. Prosperity, to | tender service for Rev. Smith. A jrvand time wa,, cspsctBZt w,. doing a good work and can't come down." . I (Mrs.) Emma Clark, reporter 4 M,EADFR <;.\i i nky m\vl> , lr 1 " Sherr.rd < haitel ( !\Hv ( huri li Rev. W. K. Wilson, I'nstor Sunday being Mothers' Dav tin* <<i pastor preached a real Mothers' *v Day sermon, which id I seemed c to havt. enjoyed. Tjio flowers in j the church woi'e beautiful.-- -tt The League met on time with u ' the president, Miss Catherine g: Uatchford at her post of duty. ThL. subject. Coops in our Com-j'm munity. After the League was <might servica?Lntgan. T-be pastor brought-another good??v men. Jl Rev. and Mrs. \V. K. Wil.on and Haby -Wilson?-have- -reW?an?4 -fromJohmton where they spent sev- " cm) days with Mrs. Wilson's mo- "si 'her and brother. . Mr James Lltt'ejohn left Friday for. Rt ffalo, N\ V. T. ?A1 rs? Law.son Hotu s - ;u ui_ Jl Mother's day in Kings Mountain ' N'.C. with parents. , Mr. Ira Falls of Not folk, Va.. V spent thy week end here with id.- 1 amity. Fiiends .are glad to knew, 'hai Mrs. Hessie Fa'lls is re ting nice-' !v in the City -hospital here after undergoing an operation on , Wednesday. , , - r .VI i\ iiii'l ;"?li's. .1. ( . Copclund arid babv Copelund spent Sunday ~1' in Darlington ami I'ni'un with ' Iheir parents. 7 ' ~ The revival meeting is going on this-'week at Hievard Chapel ('. > .\).K. The nieetir.tr is being con- " ducted by 1'. E., 11. 11. Jackson ?ff Spartanburg. .Jessie Mae Foster died at. tile 7 home of lie)- parents' Jlr. ami v Mrs. Willie Foster last week. The funeral was held at Knuckles Chapel church. Rev. J. A. Me Kissiek officiated. Burial was in the church yard; with 11. 1.. .lei'- 7 ferics Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Henry HtH~died at his "y home on Hill St., last week, at- . ;?r a lo.ng illness. Funeral ser- ? vices wore conducted at the A.M. E. Zion church, with the pastor. Rev. Mrs. V. O. Jeffcrios officiating; assisted by Rev Jarrett. He is survived by a wife, Mrs. M Julia-Hill; son. Clarence Hill of n Sharon; George Hill. L". S. Army, p, Texas; Envin Hill, Gall'ney; girls vv Mrs, (-'leo- Thorn|re o nrnVtrK. .Moxell ^ Corry, Mrs. Zorctta Ratford. Mrs. Viola Wfiliams", Guffney; Mrs. V( Rebecca Jefferies, Newberry. " tl Interment was in his home ni church yard Mt. Zion in York p. County; with R. L. Jefferies Fu- m neral Home in charge. n< Limestone College choir (white) 0. will render a program ;.l the A- n. M.E. Zion church Sunday even- th ing and the-public- Is requested to bc. present and enjoy the program DLL WEST NEWS v _ Eaaud'ul and- touching Mothers'.. w Day programs were carried out at ui jboth the morning and eve nine see- se 'vi.es at Mt. Lebantm AMD. chnicK on last Sunday. The 'Rev. B. J si; Glover was absent because of ill- th ucss aid the services We're uftdei ol the direction of Mesdame<* Julia T? Robertson. Lucy Sustewell and tli Maggie Smith. m The clay's offering __was more st I nan $211.00. 'h The Rev. Mr. (llovo,. bcptiii(. i\l vii while visiting in Andrews. .?5. M. where he went to he one of the an j-peaket's at the closing exercise? M of the school which the Revr?W. lis 1). C. McClnry is the principal. On W the-, adv.ice_.of.. y he- -tlitL or not make the- t< ijt home during * last week end and her :q lii's absencc. W'e trust a.* this goes to ^ home.' At St Mary Uaptist church th"e Sunday school wu<, u: der tin. dilection of Mr- James ' .Pona'' and his st iff of officers. A line program iit hoi.or of mothers war held in the nftmnnnn. Rev. K. I.. Me Ada nrs bmight .1 line message to the member* o 1 :Mt. Zior Presbyterian clituv'.-> which the members enjoyed. .Mesdames Hat tip Thoiimson and I.onis,. Wellington -were visitors in Charlotte. X. ('.. for several days during last week. The former v is "her brother. Mrs. Carrie . Rarinorc arrived home recently 'from Washington. I>. C-.r where she spent? several months. Sgt. Curtis J. Harkness of Fort Riagg, N. C'., visited his- parents .?ir. ami .viis. Curtis Havkness, Sr. ior a" few hours during last week. Dr. I. S. I.ec and familyi o f Wnyneshoro. (ia., spent Motherjv ' Day as the guests of his nurf'TieP. Mrs. Kvelyi. Loo and liis brother? Z. M.\?srs. R. H.; W. L. :i!iil A. N't Lee. Mrs. I >oTl if Deck <?f Ashrville X. came down to be the trees., of hot mother Mrs. Dilate Jackson or. Mothers' Day. Mr. Ulii,. Jones arrived ho mi from Washington. D C., r.nd is spending sometime here v. I'.h his wife. Mrs. Frances Jores. fer-. Mtrs. Liilie Dotson i's hopm ayairt after 'spending *' s e v e ral | months at Voorhee? Industrial school, Denmark, where she was | doing study in industrial work. She looks well. ! Mrs. Martha Millet of (ireer.- 1 ville suent Mothers' Day in Due I West at Ihj. home of Iter son and I daUC'hter-in-blw Mv iirirl V4 i-c A I drew Mi'llor. -Misses Annie Belle Hawthorne and Roberta (Hover aTFTved home or last Friday from their school work at Owings, S. Principal and Mrs. Sittor tame over a n d brought them in their t<tr. | All. and Mrs. Albert BridgeWell lotrHahtlurxu>uv"3tvi C.-, Were tKe ' Mothers' Day guests of Mrs. Jul| hi Y. Pru^tt. M,rs. Pruitt i? the | mother of Mrs, Bridgewell. IJ.'ST ? S-'St'C \ N APTIST < m uni Khv. J. w. Pa.lor re:ted l,y All1.- A. I):i.\i>; which j j n . a ii-Trs's-. The ; nm 11: raiv- i 1 -Aiis $7:1.00. Our o.'i"! 1 i<- pastor It Pf Ma* I. it I'l'/ tiie Sia'.i' 1 o1 vent inn aii'i j tporti ii oa h~ it'tui';> < n?; of (lie | 1' atf-t ses-i'Vti.s o\er held. Sunday :e lioyl v;i,: at thy usual >rr with a crow'tl of ynvmj folk. , At eleven o'clock the Mission.- J ' lit 1 ?I >iny?iiniyi iiin.?lolu-Uow ? 7] v thi ( pit>"r:im the pastor preai.i j i a heart ih'U v iron u ir"; a a J -L{. T he_Mpuld i n<j Infhu'iieo of 1 Woman. Ma'w avmv made to la i! I on is. A* S ' cTTot-k th(. eh^~ nip" sorvire li^an at v. ha h time ii-s-Vta1' PsK-tor. Ucv. I!. L. lav's ofta.letl a wonderful s? r- . VQfi usi 1 a : 0 yuhi-'ct. Tly ' iirl- ! iillV Assurprre. Thi s' n!'i|i as m i".' in. i ll '"*!joyed j>v ail..\V. it n \vt iv over to ('ntva! I'nji'- . Tver t h.'-i|y.iivky.v e!'(;':A , I'., il ". tlav nrp.nnr" 3 "" ' * I ' M!'. s"i>?:N A. ,M. 1:. nri Kcn ! C:\rii I- . S. C.? Sunday. seh.ao eyy.ii the u-uai hour with of- ' ettv and tearners at their po>? f- Tti^iy. Tiie les.rvi vtv w !] lU'.rllt and dis r tsed. A* td'.O \vr -Tti-nilih'tl to h:i"i. our Mothers 1 ay nrncrram, us h wins :i <;ruiid Mr . Alu:;' Diekei'son !?s mistress "of irp'IIVHlV, We j hi! <| it.. ;i umber i?n the proV;; nil. . We-Were ?' (?. I loliav,, Revv . W. .le'er. ' I'out i i' 11" ir?- win ' ? ] V" Srni)i|. . . "" "* ~ * r Mrs !?>r-i 'l'h< i >i>.t> of Crit'i' topped ovi r Sunday (>:i Ik way I uw<> j'cwu?ColuiiJj.in vrith ho: | u:it .Mrs.- Sisli-y Hawkins. also ' its.. D;?v Uiiis niece, Mrs. Katii en .Siroltrtt. Mrs. A: irk* .Thompsor ami on rrs. .V ijiyii- .Jeter and Mr. Clar-, i4su..in-'; ?v? >> t-i+f?_ d'erci iuests of Mrs. Si.shy Hawkins . his vvas <B:ity ?n enjoyable re , nion.. I Mrs. Mary 1*'. Sartor has return J 1 from Sparta; burn: where ' lent a very jileasant timy with * lativcs an.I friends. She." also1.' ad the pleasure of* worshiping- * ith ReVi A. i). Hawkins and con- 1 "yjrat-ion at Trinity -AM-K--churchhe re Rev. Dawkirp' delivered a ' ?ry touchir?r sermon. To say K lat Rev. Hawkins and his faiihfitl ' embers have put over a home- ' an tas4< -t-hu-* far is putting* if : ildly. Tlip parsonasre will h,. a [ autiful structure, when eompl.'t- *t '. We ppay that this young ' an may 1iv.< long* aril airy 011 'l ie work of God. t - . ..?=?u rr. i' vi l \. m. i:. tm hcii f Itcv. J. S. Mydin. J'.i^tiir J.ancastev.' S. G.? Mothers' Hay hail fine service* .and. a sph its-_ d crowd was in attar dance. The li i io 1?(H -still #04-00.'? for ward' with ir^?W.illiv M. Allen an Sk.pt. and ? ster Daisy Moore's elas* holding x e. orteriinr banner and sister Vi- 1 a J. .Martin's class; tho atten- % ircp "banner. At the usual time 1 e pastor came forth with the v essajri- taken from text There c oo.d by the cross his mother. >! li'ec perso;s joined at this serce. We had quite a few visitors* v. ar.d Mrs. Kllie Wiiciit. Mr. _I id Mrs. William Kimj" and sister v" is. Lulu Butts arc on the sick . ;t also?sistei Pramr*?C roc kct. t e hope for,tliem an early reeov- n Tiie Stewards' rally"was <|Uite a ti recss last Monday right. b )i:r yoimjr men continue t<> leave e r lie' artm-rl mtvIviii w. IWnHnHHHHHMn Always the Last to Dance... ,?j The Girl With ,jr| GRAY HAIR! yg Don't he left stone at the table. Color t Oo lefroy's Larieusc ... in rich, nati.rj blonde, (Jodcfcoy's Larieusc goes on < rub or wash off ... permits perman curling. Used for over A 5 years, your i money if you're not satisfied. If he doe (LARRY-USn), send $ 1.25 direct to(j 3510 Olive St., St. Lcui.v, Mo. >3 ooDtinon M )W m c? m m A c* n MONOUNCIO I A t Y - o S C wmmmmammmmmmmsmmmam aM A D A M 1 he first time in ; ^ i.OOK FOR THE ? marriage with the or '?*- separated, discover th Kemember. she guarantees to hrii bitinii of your entire life, cast off your way. She guarantees to pr properties, change (he condition you can look back upon jour life been averted had you p to per advi it's not~t6o late yet; call see the ' all. What benefit would a readin to remove the dark cloud w'hich guarantees to do to each and eve She changes the conditions of yo nn?l forces until she accomplishes bition of your liTo. Satisfactior Separate Koom For Colored Peo and be convinced. Prices within Permanently Located on Meeting Hijnwtrr: flWTTf lTOWtr Psr 9:00.A. M. to 10:00 P. M. _ * f - "> ? ?t. .moki \n \. m. i:. ( in itt''is | Km. |? I'. Vance. Pastor Sunday v a^_ jn<!:*c <1 a hiI> ilay vmm nr. iit'H'ii niinr wiih the S. S .'u> s No. 1 hold. ih.- hairier. .Mr teacher. A? ! li <>' Im-k : i i f*** l.e":"* w.-'iii a warm pruyet fr'.ji'c ! tciw ?? r pastor icujriik lis a vary inspiriiHr nmsi:??o whifh made every heart reui. v. Kev C.iamnan extended an nvila'.ioii to,. joirers anil three e)1- .): ^ united w'til the ' 'vmvh. lorn amnion was pdiv:iiiisfrod t > ; a ry e n: mber Everybcd*'- - <?i ?iv ! 0 ha\C honTrtrrrnTTv:?Ouv 'K:larr- iuonal rally iTuTtd to a close anil " .ridy it?*4+-?a ureal r over* y .Ma? Lain !>???'iniar. won first nri? i.a.'injf raised $10.0-1:. Air.--. Adeil.Doi.mih -k c?>:?! v.ith i -5. \ i>; ,M ?y. . .Wise liiii'.L SG.1D. Hvry arinin need to be imv.ii: mm yi'l'o:' tin v m! did well. Til" par :??? in well chosen words thnnla.'i' -fiian ail -So H'ir splendid loup-L1 Tot ; coilei ted $121.till ?Am 1m: k- v.'<* bad our V *ili M's' hay t-i"tyrant v.L.ii li \ ) .try ordorl i deed !'<>? too in ? iia -I l it' ll'it l)l> given <'Ur j ait lll ul j notbcis. At S o'clock Mr. J. \\ fills preached "n;s trial sennon_ to crowded house which was very on'!. We arc praying that some iav he will be a great prcarhW \Vc were vorv glad to have T-n o tuy visitors worship with rrr Miss Ruth (iin'y from Nrwar-.: \; anil sister Mrs. Jessie (ijakam j iYoi-n Drool.'v!1. \. Y. Tin y . aim Lo see tljeir loot her Mr. N.'.M. Dray who v.a< seriously Iv'rf - 01 a vin a few 'lays ago. We ar Mad t". say that he is jmprnviiur. tVo?iyv 11. also "I'.lail to have Mrs j lie si,.?1.'. \ it?I rnoi?11 iiaauij iu_.J I'ohitnhia. Come again ypi; art .a' .vav; Vyele.oiw. Thus clnseti i'lorioUj? day at Mt. Moriah, church .Mis4 Doiielte Jlat'e, reporter NOTIt 10 Crowning of May Queen.- Come o Union Baptist church for ennvinciit Monday evening May IT ":.'?0 p.nt. Musical program am May Queen contest. You must pme early to get your seat be ause a large crowd is expected. Mr. Switzer is working very hard o make this program a success. d.ttr-lftst?M?nubvy---night at- St. lohn Baptist churcli he sponsor d a May Qiieen contest, Mrs. 'a if line Russell was crowned the ^ueen for raising the highest anount. She reported $12i).20; secmd higbst Mrs. Ruth Williams. :0o.0l Men's Club; Miss Dennett 'ul.ilcc choir 5j.5a.00; Miss Fannie 'eider Usiier board $28 00: Miss vj^nv* unnvy. cuiuiav scnoot tieiuiimeru N1 -I'j.'i. S").r>7 taker up. _ or the quartet. Grand total ro>ortod MOORE'S A, M. E. CHURCH" Her. J. 1*. Brown, Pastor " - Sunday*school at usual time, _ cith Supt. G. W, Mitchell and cachet's at their posts. l'Jiot) dime services began with the pasor officiating. Many visitors rere present front our adjacent hurches, also Bros. H. H. Wash ltd G. T. Toli/ert. officers from ochran?Colfeetkm $.'50.118. Front there we motored -to rinity .where we witnessed a "cry fine Mother's Day program t 8;.'50. The little folk played '] heir parts well and some very' ' npressive addresses wert. deliv!Tfl hv ?nmo tVw* ngtmittw ?irw1 nlont of the city. The church was eautifully decorated for the oca?;on. Collection for the evenijft |$|8 ha; gray hair with _ ' VlflED lI black, brown or i evenly ... tJbc.vrf t j' |V ents, marcels and l\ \ dealer will refund I ' ' . sn-thascLarieusc, CAUTION: odefroy Mfg. Co., USE ONlY AJ n I RlCT E 0 ?0B ON um ftlii UULUKINU [ THELMA | P \ND ADVISOR your City, County or State CAME MADAM THELMAN trol the thought, ruind and at\o matter how far away they fails to bring about a speedy" le of your choice, reunite the ' ' e oarth's lost treasure. * ng about every desire apd am every obstacle that may be in omnte your business, sell your of your entire life. Perhaps and see how trouble could have ce at the proper time. Perhaps woman who knows all and sees sr he t? you unless she is able hangs over you; and thin she ry one calling upon her. ??- ? 11 r life with the ruling planets every hope and desire and ami guaranteed or no charges, pie. White and Colored come the reach of all. Street m the Trailer cm No. 1 rfoer Slurp, Went Columbia DAYS AND SUNDAYS e " * * I. ""V ' *, - . * * ",v" - ' ' arc I !?- Whitmire, baritone soloist.^ at r?:0() P.M. the Allen choir, un- -jfl -bct?tbe-dmH't-itm of Mt'ti.-ti.. J- -Mc-Millnn. will?be?presented inigOft? POR NIH ~^M ^M\^luy i 'ATIONM CLOTHING CO I | '>606-08 S.ASHLAND AV*. M I CH/CAGQ, fLL ^ .9 ALKA-SELTZER I BUlGHTeNS PAY I Occasionally, i wake un in the mornirig With a Headache. \y It'rynetimeS/wears off along the role Ho of the forenoon, but I don't want to wait that long, so I drink a glass of sparkling ALKA- SELTZER. In just a<jittle while I am feeling a -lot better, r 1 SomqUpies the week's iioning tins j rn ?ml makes c/""? gjgg. -*8 Then ifs ALKA - SELTZER to ie M , rescue ? a tablet or two and a Utfio -$ ; rest makes me feel more like finishing the -job. . S And when I eat "not wisely but too well." ALKA-SELTZER relieve* the Acid Indigestion that so often Yes. Alka-Seltzer brightens my *9 day. It brings relief from sp many o^B kerp it Handy. " "Why >Toi,'t you get a package of ALKA-SELTZER at your drug store Large Fackago.?0<, Small ' saoo^to.ox oaooa<&>oras&oxgaass David G. Ellison General Insurant# Honest and efficient attention given to all business _ placed wltft me '? PHONE 5717 HJP^I '.H ENUP I FLOUR ^?j\ > __ *Jfc .c JMHi HONESTIY J