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SAKlMHONIO
TEXAS COMMUNITIES and
PR TP AY, JANUARY 27, 19:19
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Cuero JNews
■a I lotte Sunday night. They rcceiv-
j I ed many compliments and were
j j given m standing Invitation to re-
J turn. Many thoughts and opinions
Services
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Mr
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Victoria News
Services wore well attended at all
! churches Sunday as the weather
w;is fair and each pastor filled
I his pulpit and spoke morning and
evening to a large a
mock association wj
Webster Chapel M. E.
day evening at three
Six Kansas City, Missouri, Boy
rr mjui
outs Get Eagle Award
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A. Pudle
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Victo
May.
' The
; high
Dental and Pharmac
Ion presided over a very
ng meeting in Gonzales,
it meeting will be held in
during the month oi
Gonzales News
at tends nee at F. W. Gross
ichool is steadily increasing
: as the end of the fall semester
has closed and the spring semester
is here, keeping teachers and stu-
dents very busy. Mrs. Mary
Cherry was placed as maid at the
F. W. Gross school.
Mrs. Annie Tisdall was hostess
to the Widows club at her home,
where an entertaining program
was rendered and refreshments
were served. Mrs. L. A. Branch
is president and Mrs. Birdie Wil-
seeretary. Following the
it Mrs. Tlsdall's all prcs-
invited to the home of
R. Bivings where they
ed sandwiches, cake and
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! liams Is
meeting
ent werf
Mrs. T.
were ser
cocoa.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Brown have!
Institute of the Mt. Zion district moved to their newly purchased}
met with the Princeville Baptist home in Queen City. Mrs. J. C. "scoutmaster, were awarded Eagle
church, Rev. Everage, pastor, Sai- Brown was hostess to the Kappa J Scout badges on May 7, at the
Vday and Sunday. Visitors were 1 Nu club. An interesting business | noy Scout roundup held in Kansas
The county
S. and B.Y.P.U.
... j... jbpkl."ArrTTiffs■
Six members of the Boy Scout
troop, So. 91, of Kansas City,
j Missouri, shown here with their
msm.
iinil Carroll Tolltort.
by ; .
present freiii throughout tlie coun- meeting wa- presiileil
ty. President G. W. Moore is Mrs. Annie Mays. The
highly elated over its success launching a project to raise money Rev. J. W. Williams left Tues-
Members of the church served to help sponsor the recreation cen-!llaJ' *°r his home in San Antonio,
delicious food to all. ter. j Mrs. Jean Owens and son, Jimmy,
The elementary department of Mrs. V. M. Sheffield was hostess Jr. of Del Rio are the iionse
City in the Municipal anditi'iv -n
This was the largest group of !Nc-
gro scouts ever to re-ccive' tills
award in Kansas City.
From left to right In (tout rm
are Keith Plttraah,' John S:ni th.
In the rear
(left to right) are Arthur Jack-
son, Jlannilial Hill Jr., scoutmaster
of troop HI, Chauncey Houiette,
and Edgar Love. Scoutmaster
Hill received Ills Eagle award in
1930.
Southwest Sportograph
By Boy E. ("Skipper") Dixon
DALLAS HI GIIIDDERS
AWARDED
DALLAS. Texas—In a special
assembly, Wednesday afternoon
twenty members of the Booker T.
Washington high school fooibail
squad were awarded the coveted
letter in the form of varsity foot-
ball sweaters. Jn addition to tho
regular service stripes on tho left
sleeve, near the armpit of the right j
sleeve was the circular ensignia
"State Champions of 1938".
Charles Standi, physical director
of Moorland Branch Y.M.C.A., de-
livered the principal address on
tho subject, "The High School
Student and AthleticsP. C.
Cobb, director of athletics for the
Dallas public schools also appear-
ed on the program, aud, in turn,
introduced Mr. Dan Hogcrs, vice
president of Mercantile Bank and
nt Wiley.
. .
WHAT RULES?
Ernest "Bee Bee" Tyler, former
Bishop college cage star, Is now
at Sam Huston and reported to
be a member of the Dragon
quintet. Had Tyler eurolled .it
any other school in the 'South-
western conference, he would linva
been ineligible under the one-year
transfer rule. We don't know the
exnet ruling or disposition that
the Southwestern conference will
make (If any) 011 this particular,
matter, but Ted Wright, over at
Xavior, will have a good laugh
on the Southwest loop if T.vler
plays against any Southwestern
conference teams this year.
From a reliable, though unof-
Edwards high, under the supcrvi- to the Married Ladles club. After
siun of Mesdames M. E. C. Iteiii, | a business meeting conducted by
t. A. Artis, M. I. Mathis, Misses the president, Mrs. Lillian Mum-
Alvin Jones and Evalyn Smith j pliord, during which two members
placed four evergreen shrubs andj were added, the hostess served an
some Italian cypress trees on the. oyster supper. Bridge and Chines"
eampus. Mrs. Cora Smith gave j checkers were played. Prises
two of the evergreens. ' awarded to Mrs. G. S. Lytle and
Mrs. Georgia Bellinger is spend-1 Mrs. S&mantha Scott.
lng a week with Mrs. EffWi Mos-| Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kitchen and
club Is licious refreshments were served. | the A.M.E. churdi, brouiRjLfiirtli j complete list of all classes of-
a burning message from the ;i> fered by the college, h description,
Ject, "Grieve Not the Holy Spirit'.! the hours, and the instructor of
Sunday nlglit another vlslwnfe *air.- each class. The Horarium enables
Ister was present RerlB^tlcs each student to outliuo his own
talned Saturday night with
grove who lives on tho Burchard! Joan were business visitors In the1 Kiddles' party at the Silver cafe.
guests of Miss Bernice Phillips.
Mrs. Lula Harris left Thursday
for Kerrville for an Indefinite stay.
Mrs. Laura Fay left Friday for
her home in Nacimiento, Mexico.
Messrs. John Edwin July and Dan
Harris of Uvalde motored her?
Friday. The members of the St.
John Baptist Pastor's Aid enter-
of Smlthville preached an U'-iilr- particular course of study.
San Marcos river, city th* past week end. Mrs.
The Ministerial council of the San Willie B. Richard spent the week
Antonio district will meet here I end in Port Lavaca. The sick lilt
Wednesday, January 25, with I records Mrs. Annie Gipaon and
Webster Chapel A. M. E. church, Mr*. Elaine Dorn.
Bcv. E. B. Dickertun, pastor. Tbe
Jlinisters Alliance of the city met| j «- ^Xl_.
in Providence Baptist parsonage. ' JKlATTICS (jltV
An enjoyable time was had by alL
Mr. Adam McClain left Sunday
for San Antonio on business. Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Daniels and Mrs.
Bertha Daniels returned Monday
from Nacimiento, Mexico.
The city basketball hoy's team
piayed Thursday night'against the
local Mexican team on the school j
campus. The colored boys won,
lng sermon. William
E. Jhurch ended a
quarterly conference Suij
week of service w«s be
A. M. E. church of
Malone Is pastor. The pri
was done by tbe cvang
A. Johnson. The Church
In Christ b*«
ltev. Byrd of San
pastor.
M.: All class work for tho first
isful semester ends on January 27.
A Registration for the second se-
. j wester, which begins on February
| 1, wJll be held on January 28, 30,
r 31.
♦
■'Farming in East
3r "
Oil, is Pi
Tuesday night of last week end '
attended to some very important *' „ _ , , ,— , . ,« .
business for the New l'ear. Pre« I, Mr"' HaDnah Joh!",ou ,s suK"r'I-'1-20. Leroy Jefferson, Ollie Wil- j ^ cla9s wa lle,d at the
sident S. A. White announced for 'n>m * brulaed left shoulder] George Dimery, Arthur Mt. Olive Baptist church, We
the election of officers to take on'' ?gllt knPe' mls,aint'^ ln 11 'a!I Goodloe and Ixiuls Dimery com-1 day, January 18, at two o'c
Tuesday night at her residence.1 1 '
Tbe graduating exercise of She;
'Tleri
Bj tli* AttoclaUd Rffto
I1MNDEKSON, Texas—Most peo-
ple who think of East Texas think
only of its oil fields, but it is only
place Tuesday night, January 81.
pose the team. Mrs. Susie Wash- nrt,,reW was
The miss, uary wi.men of Provid- Mr® ,ohn*°°' Is thc mother of the ^ lugton aud sons Mr ftnd Mrs. IAlgurle WhiDDle. The
ence Baptist have planned a birth V' L j (lllbert Washington, Mr. and Mrs.: |asH |ian(| rendered several enjoi
9. Tengue. Miss M. L.
Grant School
Notes
Inhnflfk" ■ iu « imuu ivuumw wviot
! * ; ^y. Washington, Jr., and son of|aW<) nllml)firg. Rev. Byrfl driver
a small minority of the farmers
who have made money froiu oil
even wherfl their farms have been
leased in expectation of a strike.
There are plenty of examples
of good and poor farming to l>e
feund in this area, but Ben Hall,
who owns n tract of SO acres, is
one of the good ones. Any
chronicle of what Hall has ac-
complished would lie incomplete,
however, if Mrs. Ilall did not
occupy a place in the picture. She
is tho Ideal farmer's wife and it
was she who told of their ac-
complishments on their small
farm.
"We specialize in growing owcct
potatoes", said Mrs. Hail. "Our
land is especially adapted to their
culture," she told District Exten-
sion Agent II. S. Estelle Mo mi ay.
"This season we grew 000 bushels
to the acre. We have studied the
demonstrations given by our coun-
ty agent H. I* Brown, sent out
by State Extension Agent Waller,
and yourself, and treat our plants
before planting.
"Many farmers grow fairly good
Iiotatoes, but they do not know
how to keep them for market.
They sell as soon as they harvest
them with the result that they get
a low price. We hold our crop
until tbe prices are highest, along
about February, and have built
a modern curing house with heat
when it is necessary to use it.
Our potatoes, therefore, are kept
In tip-top condition until we can
can get the most for them."
, , , i 1'lal source, this writer gleaned
school board member who present- thl. lnfo the rfwnt
ed the awards to the boys. The winter confab of the conference
bank president, who is also an
outstanding football enthusiast,
gave a dollar to each boy whoso
name he failed to pronounce cor-
rectly.
Dewitt Bass and Robert Quails,
center and back, respectively, who
were named unanimously on tho
all-state prep school eleven for
their superior grid prowess, re-
ceived special mention, while the
squad as a whole was spoken of
in very liberal and laudatory terms
for its excellent achievement on
the gridiron during the past sea-
son.
• • •
XAYIER ROLLS ON
Ted Wright's Xavier besketeers,
defending champions of the S.I.A.
C. in 1'Xls, and also uudefeated
during the same year by any col-
lege aggregation, are still rolling
along the hardwoods at a merry
undefeated clip. The Wrightmen
shaded Fred Long's yearling Wi-
ley cagers during the waning days
of the yuletide holidays in a pair
coaches and athletic directors, a
very positive stand wns taken to-
ward all non-conference opponents
In that the non conference op-
ponents must adhere strictly to
certain regulations as the four*
year eligibility rule, the one year
transfer rule, etc., the same os the
"onthwestern conference schools
.hcmselvcs in order to be accept-
able on Southwestern conference
teams' schedules. Incidentally,
Tyler, when he's giving his best.
Is a top ranking basketball player
in the fastest college clrclM.
• • • f
THAT NANT0NK JINX
The Washington high school
Uulldogs of this city swooped
down on Austin, Friday night, and-
took the Anderson high cagers in
tow in their own back yard by
a 36-22 score. The Dallas flvo
failed to overcome their all-time
San Antonio jinx over in tho
Alamo City the following night and
went down before "Scrappy" Wliit*
ted's Wheatley high sharpshooters
in a 30-22 tussle. Never in the
of close score tilts, and literally j M8*01"/ of athletic relations Ik*-.
swamped Jlmmie Stevens' Bishop ,woen Snn Antonio and Dallas
five in « pair of tilts last week.
LANGSTON LOOKS GOOD
Langston still looms formidable
as the team to beat in the South-
western cage ruce. The veteran
Sooner aggregation knows what
it Is all about, and usually cuis
out the pace for her opponents.
Prairie View Inaugurated her home
month rally for the fifth Sunday.
.Mrs. m. P. McCowan, Sen An- n««dar~ni£ht Mr nni*\fr« 11is,err?1'ie wer* vls"°r8 nere Tuee-1e(j tj,e address to the : The last weeks of the semester
tonio, birt-nt the week end vis!!- n Ti , (^a-v* *^r ant* ^rs- Albert Danielsi tjje gUbject, "Efficient" experienced two notable eveiits
uddress was both interesting' In our auditorium. On Thursday
CARD OF THANKS
and Mrs. Sandy Washington, Jr,
tored to Del Hi
| San Angelo News
ing her father, Mr. A1 J.mtjs of R' 11 Kuykendall, Mr. E. Shandy j and Mrs. Hannah Daniels, Mr. and
Terryvill.., and other relatives m0">re<^ Corpus Thursday. The \[r. Gilbert Washington and Mr.
Prof. Joseph Alexander of Prairie Masonic brot!"'ni hel<l their reg 1
View, aec .mpunied by his father uieet1ng Thur'"1a5' nl5bt- M«-
of Hlcksf n, wa. the city la« , ^;land, 8k Tea^! wa" at ^ be<'
week on hiifdness ''ls 0 r >Ir"- flnnnah
" Johnson, who was ill. The "Old
Southern Minstrel" given nt the
school, Friday night, wns quite ft
We wish to thank the many success. A neat sum was real-
friends for such kind expressions Ized. Mrs. A. M. Harris was visit
of sympathy and for the Neautiful ing in the home of Mrs. It. D
florals. We do especially thank Kuykendall Saturday. Mr. and
Rev. L. E. Meador for his very Mrs. C. H. Jones, Mrs. If. j).
comforting and consoling words Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Leland 8. - -• ,
in our hour of need: also th* Teague. Mrs. A. Brown Mrs I 1 E,la Hodges at Tyler, Texas, on Lois Tatum, Thelma Harris, Mpi- Qlong lines that few had considered
_ ' 1 ./i -r. Ml. - . *1, ' l.r
consructive. : night, l'rof. Haggerman, St.
The members of the class we:"; Mary's univereily, addressed a rep-
Monday night J Algurie Whipple, Agnes Bay; >ll« r-sentatlve group of patrons on
tie Hose Iiogcrs, Sarah Ann TV; the cinema and society. The lecture
lor, Virginia Myers, Sidney' Kh.g, '.vns jierhaps one of the most con-
Julius Bogers, John Henry P<Kot),; -neing, able and valuable present-
, Vernon Washington, It C. M.t- ed during the lecture series of the
Mrs. W. K\ Jamieson has return-!
| cheil, William Hunt, Volley . Han school. Tho vast sums expended,
x , | i 1 top, Harvey Woody, King Heni .\ the art and influence of types of
ed from Victoria where slie at- following 6-B studentai were moving pictures, were presented
tended the bedside of her uncle. ,,u tbe honor roll: Margaret Joh: in a serious and entertaining
Mrs. u A. Ferrell was called to! son, I.ee Taylor Colemaa,. Ciftiej manner that stimulated the con-
the bedside of her mother, Mrs. Harris. G-A: Bonnie Fae Hilliarn sideration of the intelligent hearers
People's Undertaking company for E. Williams, Mr.
such splendid service.
Mrs. Fannie Edwards
And Family.
and Mrs. R
smoke house in which were hang-
ing hom«- «n*do hams. The house,
nvnc r r, WfJl ^ which «ru built of logs, was 80
CAtllj. Uo H vil <«n vo*ra old and had l «n hull*
" ~ ~ Hall's father. The Halls planted
11 acres of cotton, but had peas,
garden variety, pinto beans and
qgntu from a well-bred flock of
White leghorns, to sell. Their cot-
ton subsidy and soil conservation
checks were small, but they sold
tomatoes which they raised in
throe of four varieties with « yield
of 100 bushels to the acre. She
displayed COO cans of frnlt and
proudly pointed to the fact that
their nine children were all living
at home, attending school and
helping with the work of the
farm.
In tbe same community, Mr.
Estelle pointed out a shingle mill
which one family had operated
for 34 years. Farmers for miles
around bring logs cut to the de-
sired length to the mill, which
charges so much per bale, and
lakes shingles in payment. Jerry
Hall and his sons operated the
mill, and until it burned recently
had operated a small cotton giu
nearby.
Still another enterprise in this
well-contained community is a grist
milL John Blanton operates it,
and lias 00 patrons among nearby
farmers. He maintains a delivery
service, calling nt the farms for
the corn, grinding it to meal, de-
Mrs. Hall showed with pride the scoaon as hosts to tbe Oklahoma
Ave and dropped both games.
* • • ■ -—
three for wiley
Wiley m <«o it tnree conference
games in a row with k pair of
wins over Texas and then defeat-
ing A. W. Mumford's Southern
university quint In the kilter's gym
Friday night, 40-31. Tbe Mar
shall Methodists met their sliffest
test of the current season the
past Monday and Tuesday nights
in dual encounters with Langston
has a local Ixtsketball team men*
nred the Alamo City hoopsters.
8ANT0NE USUALLY
KKADY (
Competition afforded by par.
tlclpation in a local municipal
liasketball league has played a
vital part in the rapid develop-
ment of San Antonio's high school
crop of basketball players. Thef
are rjrely defeated by any op.
Ma their class, and in addl.
t* Mating a. undefeated
t w tter ttits ii«n, th*
Alamo City cagers Invaded Hons-
ton earlier In the season and
chastised both the Jack Yatas and
Phyllis Wheatley aggregations.
• * .
SOUTHERN GOES TO
DALLAS
John W. Southern, present coacti
(Continued on page 8)
Ed car New s
o
January 1(1. She passed the fol-'lwth Brown, Charles Chase, Jfcd or understood.
lowing (lay. llev. mid Mrs. W. U. j Edwards, Floyd Smith, Garl*n The Friday afternoon following,
| Grace LeMurl Wat kins, Minnie Davls left January 23f.r Wichita Tennai, Marie Ross. 7-B: Ally? th« teachers and pupils presented i nvering it back to the farmers
I«e nnd Jnlla J<,ne« and Claude t0 ""end the board Fa ye McConlco. 7-A: Marvi: ''""Ir closing exercises for the j and taking as bis share one-third
itrown i! Karnes City; Mrs. R meeting. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. i Byrd, Willie Gandy. 8-B: Fre semester aud pupils who were, for the grinding.
|S. Corzine, Mrs. P. A. Grahaai Walker have returned fnm Aus Minor, Ernest Miller, Iuez Thijmr finishing^ their elementary work
Mrs. I. Flowers, Mr. L. Lewis of i tln' '^nn Antonio and Gonzales son.
The studer*0 of Pleusantviile
served a delicious repast to the
I'T.A. Wednesday, Jannary 18.
Mr. and Mrs. Dora Parks, Mrs.
May Parrish, Mr. Fred Meador
of Cuero and Mrs. Mary Mooney
of 8an Antonio were tbe dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs, Wesley
Brown Sunday. The H. M. S. met
in their monthly meeting, Friday,
January 20.
Kenedy; Mrs. M. S. Washington,I wlier® th,'-r relatives anij Sydney King.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Mnrphy, Mrs. |frlen<ls' Mrs- H- B- Smith has|
L Marshall, Miss G. Anderson,! retllrned fri)m Waco where she at-
Mrs. E. B. Brown and daughters] I ,<>ni]ed the funeral of her grand-
8-A: Algnrie WhipiW^an la « notable manner publicly ex-
i
I , ~| | San Antonio. Miss Zora I«e
I Jourdanton News i Johnso"13 ^ «>ck 11st piease
j I s^e your reporter and g*t a R^g-
' ister.—Reporter.
The school rendere<l a very in *
teresting program Friday evening, i il„„„ I. „ ivr
Messrs. F. B. Dillard and M. J UrdCkettVlUe JMeWS
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Smith ot ,nother. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Runge; Deacon nnd Mrs. J. 8. entertained their daughter,
Williams, Rev. D. Ferryman, Mrs., 1"ss I/,!t af their residence
King of Nixon and Mr. und' Mrs.!"" lier blrthday, January 20. An
Byars, Miss Miller of Stockdali' '"Jo^'ahle time was had and many
attended the K«nn>s County Worn I lir<-'s,'n'* were received by the
en's Bible Institute at the Lone I l")nor°e. Miss II L. Allen, Mt
Star Baptist, Gillette, Texas,
urday and Sunday. Mi*s
Meador spent the week end In
1 honoring Mr. H.
St.-Philip's
Junior College
to 1 j pressed their goodbye and their j
■ ■ , P^t pleasure as Grant pupils. All
iHP I fhft „ «..•.! ..i.
. i > r. !
it) o |
Lone ■ uonoree' MltiS Alien, Mrs ""
Sat- dames Sarah Lee Jonei and Msble! l:<iry L>0 ^
q j Hudson entertained a few guests!I<ucUle ^
nd ?■] ^r^a3r ^Kht with a surprise party i
the exercises were of unusual
| • redit, both to teachers nnd pupils,'
I well as parents. A large nuiu
I her of the latter were present and
.evidenced their enjoyment in tlu
occasion. Thirty-one pupils wen-
I i'1 the outgoing class. Principal
The high school depftrtm€|| Spor. Morris issued grade cards and
I sored an entertainment on Jan j certificates to those who had won
Wiry 'JO tor the benefit of Mls^distinction and addressed remarks
Ammons, high school don-j to encourage those who had pro-
nurtv " lu,,w in the P°Pularit5' rcssed so far in their educational'
^Eno!T De W1,lle the n'aJority ot the *u<^1 <-ireers; l'rof. S. D. Kane, 5th*j
ay COUGH I
SAFETY—
Make those New Year's RESOLUTIONS good, wry
day this year.
PEDESTRIANS
Walk cautiously hnd safely. Cross streets at the
corners only. Look both ways, before crossing, for
tiUffic to clear.
STOP ALL JAYWALKING
Records show that three-fourths of auto deaths in
large cities are pedestrians. Drivers of all ears
expect you to cross streets at corners,
CHILDREN
Stop playing in the streets. Stay on the sidewalks,
in the yards, vacant lots, or on the authorized play-
grounds. Set a good example for the grown people.
Chief Kildays ttays: With your full COOPERATION
in all traffic matters, driving the car or walking,
we will have our streets safer.
PARENTS:
Lend your efforts for the safety of the boys and
girls. Support your school teachers, and Parent-
Teachers association, for greater SAFETY of our
citizens and our YOUNGSTERS.
SERGEANT P. R. HALLERON
SAN ANTONIO POLICE DEPARTMENT
Thorens were present. Visitors |
are always welcome. Sunday j Sunday school at St. John Bap-
echool was well attended and many tist opened on time. H.T.S. at
beneficial thoughts were derive-1 j r ... ,
from the lesson. Tbe missionary i 6:30' 'Mlrht W8S nt'
sodety met at the horn® of Mr.' tended. Mt. Gilead Baptist Sun-
L. B. Sorrell. Delicious refresh- day school, eleven o'clock and
ments were served. He v. and Mrs. | night service were well attended 1
licious sandwiches, potato chips danc<ld to P«'Pu,ar tnnea,'-^n§p _ R-"ade teacher, active in arranging,
enjoyed some good rounds of'Jfhiirt. the affair, presided as master of i
This was the first of a serfee Of ceremonies.
and punch were served
twenty
VI96ley, Mr 1 \ and Mis* with Itev. J. N\ Thompson nt nis
'Jeneva of Sua Antonio visited 1 post. Eleven a.m., and 8:00 p.m. j
re Sunday. Mrs. Fields O'Bryant sendees at Mt. Zion Baptist were j
t San Antonio visited her bus as usual. All .services at the!
md here. Mr. Wallace Ander- j Pentecostal Church of Christ were |
•u visited In Miguel Sunday, well attended. The St. John Bap-
'"4 fiandle enjoyed a tamalc { tist W.H.M. met at the home of
'st at the home of Mr. and Sister Mable Gordon on Thursday
s. A. J. Win tern Sunday. | afternoon and an interesting les-
tTk junior choir wing at the -*on was discussed. I'lans wgre
dt# MetUodUt church oi Quu-[ rnada for the 5tU Sunday,
guests. He received many lovely,
gifts. Mesdamea Dorothy Vtwr I tilLertainmei1> sponsored by tlb
croml.le, Viola Starks 0. II class^ {° -'lId their reprwentative-
Johnson, H. 0. Counter. Obte in tlw V°V^rity contest.
Origgs. .Sarah JenningP. Robert b" I freshmen are entertaining on Jan
Roberts, nnd M.*«rs. Jim Eidrldge ! Ult-y 27' the <>Ph.oniorsi on Feb-
E. Jordan, Will Collins, Andrew |ruary a* ^ Bishop Johnston
Crain and A. Kennedy were on|Ut^ary soclet/' ^>ne0T ot ft
the sick list. Mesdame Booker contest' ia «lvin« Valentine-
Holley and Rose I^e r,able and ba"' thc rec^lPbi ,0 be (livld<"i
Mrs. Bessie Benson are able to I'"'""'I* waon* the conUstauts. -01
be up a^ain after several weeks'! JoliDston Literal'..
ty again entertains, this Uu"
Save five cents for your Ketr-
Iwlth a "rag man's I.-all and Ide^
[of March soirt^''. TBe winner Of
the contest wHl be announcad
on this occasion. She will It"
crowned *1030 queen of St. rhil
ip'9" on April 1.
l/ist week saw the publloaflA
Sunday school was well attended 'if the first Issue of Opportonitf,
at Antioch Baptist church and at: a semi .nrinuel pcbllcetlon oil t!
y :fiO a.ju, a viaitl^i; ni]n^t£r, co l^e. Horarium aisp W
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