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F_-IT': r- ~ * - . - . -?? ? i , : nmT*"?5 ^ 5^ICT0RY I CTNITED^tYATll [ [ 1 BONDS STAMPS ] VOL. XVI11?NO. L : BISHOP CRECG IN SOUTH PACIFIC P A CI F1CL_\Y A It THEATRE Q SOMEWHERE IN TITEFT7UTH * ERN FAC'lFit', Any.. 2-(ANI') ? ,M ? ?Bishop John?A. iiaegy^?prelule of the A. M. E. church has held u<' nine meetings with >Teyro~soldiers,]7,rin,.r in this theatre of war since his I 'l< * t tti rival iTtrre ntntrly?tt Co+tr+iykr . -^-Al ^ nieiit. The bishop was aecoinp'i- '?iy niOii by iMa.i. (C haplain) .luhu A. DeVeaux. formerly?attached to j the P.'lrd division. \ President Roosevelt. and the j1 .v,i" war department approved the trip j ,or by the noted churchman a-s a : !(-':,s< ^.method of bolstering the -morale j ' aMYf servicenient far away from ' I"'U" t^prioinc. j 'Ann ??"The men, eveopl for a !>it of ' ' natural honiesiokness, are' doing ' ma^ fines'" reported Bishop (ireyy, : '-'ons - "and .jUT d'-p" n''""d to ""'Ve theil best endeavor to the winning of j llu" iiu* war. UlLU Uley arc loyal -Aj j mericaus goes without saying."'''l'1 .. ^ '.Servieemeit?here-- iucve?greeted , the churchmen with eagerness, it | wax learned, and plied them v. d h ; r^ question's about conditions, a t ( >S i, home.. They arc reported to also J a he "grateful" to the President for ! i.i .Lli.e- !! visit nossihlc. "i'daj. IteYeaux and 1 have Imth i T1 been well," stated Bishop tjrirgg letu "and we have not suffered any ill , tit effects from litis trip, nor have j r.cho wr^?mi.? o'd?a?noi d.?Iho- s?uu?Liaj cess Wold to the dear i'olks. at hunter l'i that we are gladly giving our- , liter reives to this task for our forcer, ' nit i ? that they may keep up their mor- the ale initii the war is woit. making ' ter, the wni Id at home, as well as a . cry bioatl, a belter place in which to cr live/' the Dr. IVlaiK-o C onducts 1,i:' Tl Health Course hlct j v out , _ ,, u. i i . i.. I iirr ?i t.?n. \i .?mrmt-t-r?iwm?pur ?jr lian and surgeon, ii5 conductintf a j\ loiirse this summer nt'.tho llene- l diet A Hi'i! S. miner- school iTTT In- 1 J1' C |??BRc school TlUlM". I Ht -J " 1 nurse?1111 vv?tu'iii'^1 conducTed hv rf |)i. A!unci' i-- IKnlth Problems in I 'nldic si-Inn))'- Kmnhasis 111 the 'll.. course is on nr-aUU problems, relatlnv. t|, the* public school ami?Hi :? y. public scltool L'lnitiiL'ir. .Much at- 1 (fill111 also is i?ivcn to the n? i:.fit ion ;in?l administration of pub I'1' 1 lir. school health programs. ' l,c In addition to. tin- Columbia pub t,H* wiic school nurses, there are othei cnurses enrolluil in -the course ' from, lite community and from l"! the local hospitals. Supervisoi ian C. A. Johnson, who is largely re- ' H. 11,.I,-ciIil. I'm the oi uani/ation ol tois coin se, su^aesis that in iu-'J.,1^ I :n-' VMli'S' an?inv it a tin?w-iU?tfo?L_?L .mi to t in' nurose in. nubile school.and hospitals throughout the stale ,,u^' " " to" utlre advantage of -t-hi*. now?n. "c d' novation at HTe lieneout -Allen summer session, llther courses 8 S ill IViblic Health- will be placed i into curiicuhun. Armed Forces Overseas Assured ?;, ? ' Ord Holiday Tin-key. no. iit-i < ? Nt Ki'(> 1 ij^iit ii?i; lui-n serving ,,ot| ft o'.cisens are assured turkey when ' jj r next Thanks^iviiir;, I 'hi'islnias ' ua|1 and New Year's Day roll urmuul. , ^j( No matter where they are. they ol) will have thai ??111 standby? 'I en j ^ million pounds \?1' turkey for I'u'|.<\ar armed l'orees' holiday tlinhers have ( , ,| been asked of the turkey growers-' j, of the UnTteil States hy lhe"AN'a! | j ay Food Administration. .-rani In order tl( reach our soldiers in | ( J( the renaitei purls of the world, it > pe?, wis., necessat y that shipments of g tins 'delicacy 'oe made early. Sep- (|(>a1 tern he r tuiil October should see the j)jr( shipments on the way t? their destination.-?_/thls means that , w ... turkey will not be on the menus at hotels, restainants, boarding ' \V ^^louse.; and private homes as ear- . this season as is customary. \ | The supply ihus saved will lind its ji' "'oy tp. tfetlant nuritls on military (; fronts, where the holidnyiiird will nian link some hard pressed soldier Con closer with homo. so. j Civilians will not he greatly in- ? sioi ^ convenieneed, nor will they lose Lilli * this line food entirely. The effect Con on American soldier morale will dele more than off-set any sacrifice uftc made on this side. are -War- Food Administration,, otlio- ^ Haj ials point out that the amount of Dan turkey required for soldiers i s is t small compared with the estinra- 1" \ ted 501) million pounds expected froi to bo produced this year, and the Sini turkey dinner John Citizen fore- It goes for a short while may make j J. i a man thousands of miles from , and U- home, hiippy and proud that lie is I tfue an American. i J. ? <"5 ' . _ . ^ STROOPS kR THEATRE jft'ee Ration Over a joint statement the War I Administration and tho OfTTT Price Administration anion j? t he strsperrsmn of-coffee minjr 011 July 2l?. present. the nation's stock a recti coffee am at a satislaclevel. Continue! t improvel in the supply situation has it safe lo suspend rationing his timtv This action, whreh l<s the first time that a inalood commodity could he ve d from rationing, illustrates policy of adjusting the ration program whenever circumees permit. trchases and sale& of coffee -he made at ai! trade and inner levels without the surer or' collection id' coffee rnstnmps or othei?t~rtmP y. Hanks will?uo Lonver acTotl'ee ration currency. nedict-Allen irsery School Success u* tuif: c ry school iyid n^usery her?t ruhring f laps < onducted the Benedict-Allen Sumnfer ml lias met with luutsual sue"5 r'i'or to the opening nt the sum : ess-ion, si:i)iiiK't' r< hool auth TT-vvcre sttetvnr f til in sw*4'iity set vices of Mis; Arietta Carol Baltimore, specalist in iiurwliool work, as teacher trainaiid director of flu* nursery ml. Miss Cater is assisted l.y - l.a.Maiin iN'mrr.- of Ct-rBttrtand a staff .of workers. Iio nursery s< hool is L?t*iMj?r eon ed nit tin- first floor of Con ion hall, litis arrunueioviti lisites adequate facilities hoth the nursory school and I'oi training of teachers. and in?minus ,1'or rnokiit'r. oatim.: piny and a larjjo play ipoiii, fjudlitiu'.V-tut-sum 1. sAvthe.s?ato also av.ii'taiho tm ela door?play? iaiv;i'^ of tin I I'fll." tvc'itly twii children al'e ojirolk in the si'I tool, 'l-lii' eh i Id ivn < lt, c land itt JvTrlrt?tend?rmmaie 1 d-oa. IK-ro Ihoy are fnrrn d; all the .card and comfort qt Itonto. Barents who have takadvnntaye of tpo oppoi dimity sending titer.' dhihfreil to. the -ery school : ay that they-now < (> l? their daily tasks with rcater ease of mint!. Twenty knit-teachers are enrolled ir I rain.ay?'fo- At 'In- emu ion "of the course. these stu"TeTiTTims ai.iil.dile t-Vn 1 ii1!i?:rs?rfirert?tr<?of nu i-e r\ Hits. dd Fellows and 1 uth Hold Succes ulundia.^Anmist - 1 )i>?li*it-1 in! I.odgv No. Id (Hand I'nitei or of Odd Follows ami (Irani Lsehuld .of Hilt It No. "J- met . today in annual session. Ho Is of ollieers noted a ;Head\ ease . in membership and li ees. More than forty thousam l.(tOO) dollars in" cash was re.ed on hand, besides other col aide securities totaling; Up (Is of tine hundred thousand lll'S, is trie! (irand Master A /son recommended h" stale-wide ipaign lor new members am .daimed a twelve months (lis-ation lowering the joining l'e? uilable resolutions on t li i ths of (irand Master Morris ictor Kelsoe and District :\I >|e <io\<-rness N". A. McQueer e prepaid and adoptd in join! Oman's M i ss i o n a r y Georgetown coi'gctovvn. fj. ('.?The Will's Missionary and fridncat ional vention of the Jerusalem Asation will hold its annual sesi here August 12-15^ Mis ie 1). Mays president of the vention has announced that all gates are to meet Thursday moon at 15 :W). The sessions' tn la- held in First C:|Iv^iry >tlst church, Kev. t/ Goings litis pastor. Mrs. Klla > herald hi; entertaining president. rojrrnms are berng -mailed 11 the. office of Miss Ktlie! th. president. is. .1. J. St arks, J. P. (larrielt \ Reeder, Mrs. M. I\. Howard Corrie Watkins will be tin st speakers. J. P.Frisoti, Miooionary. _ t . \ T~ ( 1 fljje COLl'H j Courage Among U* The Black Peoples j& i ; < AIJ, Americans aw 'considered ;\s ft-qrnni>"Trf?mxrnrprrotts ^prtit)h? - H - To determine the capacity of a ; piiopl.i niilny mm would have 11> take under consideration the con- tl! r.mions and circumstances timler., j which they function?fater ohserv ine t hose Condi I jons' the BbACK J1 MAN should be considered as im [C\ j portant element in the formation i of this GREAT AMERICA. Why? si, because it is two strikes ajjailist . ,t him before he jrets to the bat and)* the third strike js called before he ; trots in position to strike. He i pi works, toils, and slave under the 1^ most unfavorable condition', he is t| the least considered by the opposite Kfoup. he rides to himself in " _t!te niost Jinconifortable place in 11(1 the motor vehicles, he occupies fh the most filthiest ear on the trains . j|( and first to-be fired nn t lie itMi mo hailpilvTives in ii land >?f dis-"~ <->*iinin:tti<>fi and :i world oonfhig- oti and determination to light an tin- . til the snioko has boon cleared oii the battlotiohl. :is Quito oftoii. tho 151.ACK MAX !confuses the essentials with thu \ 11 llt'lee o!' lit't1. 11vittf ufton. it up ?Uj I'oais?to bint that his transgress- u.f ,ors are enjoying tho happincst - t-liat GOD ALMHIHTV has form-1 ' ory planned,for him. it als*ti f.foms-t-7' I hat?t+rn?mi joy mint In?tsii'inor. [ rr iy possessed have taken wings [ jA and tluwn iiitii another world and j ._m<?iit lniek to him tho p..ins and 1 " heartaches of his, foes, -jyot i his! ' lioad is tinhowcd lip* still haw I.Is tho COL'llAidK. lo op tho A - j j, moiican flag tVying "ovor tho I and j l>.| sn f t ho?m 4 iio Urate lu j ' of tlto Fife o"d tho Homo of;'-''1 tho 1i,i. i .' * t0 light for tho prin- H i,do - of Democracy. to rotain tho ] J}< !iouiii. iatic iiloals tluit our. fore-j j( fathers, who lying silently in the I Tom.ii. fought l'ur to. obtain the 1 rip al right io east his votes in. tho - rtdireetio,! he wishes. f,?* retain the j i in iviloue??wi^rshii'iting in til1' ,, ' churches'o! his choice. _ - in IVu 'iir of the--sameopinion ; (p .1<)H was when lie said "Of all ^ niv aiipoinied days 1 11 wtiii A LI] 1 ^ hi < fiwiiw?i iinio Wo feel I ' ;hat GOD.?rn the 'near?future, Li? . will logk. Letieulii tile jUilflivc?ul i rrrrr?Ttirrk?s+rfns?ami?see th.it?our-fyy iilond' is red. our hearts are pure t and- our .consciences are. clear. Wei'1' t'/iul 1 U !i 1 eiiiM/wlnv iho ilnvl: 1 ll and dreary clouds of se?i eprations | g( .-hall pass away, the mist of (lis- ? *. i iiViiliat ioit shall vanish like a fog it-fore the noon-flay sun. this ' < o >: 1.1 of wntlauralion shall perish ' iike an amphibious plant on the |1( aiountai'.i . ide. and right shall pre ?rt-ri??will ad oiilv win ||( this war,'hut will win everlasting .\ Household of T sful Session ' t i session. ! I 1 i ll he in wly elected oilicers' of lo I tile (iraml Household are- Miss - ('; t ; Annie Kii3uhel.l1 Brogdon, Sum-. w . ;.iei : District Most Noble (lover- 'mi ness; Mrs. \'. K. Dixsoti, llarn-.cc . well, Worthy Recorder; Mrs. Til-i ll I | lie Thompson, Worthy Treasurer; , 1,1 . , Mrs. Iola .Jon.es, (liand Juvenile i I'' i Mother*. All ollieoi s - of the Odd j~l;' . ! 1'VHows wore re-elected. |_t (J. Goings Daniels. ltKV. MI' It'll A Y A IMM.I i;.S J FOR ( II Al'L.MN AT : ! I FORT JACKSON. S. (' pU u. Fort, Jackson. S. C., August 1? "l Tlic story of how a Negro Proshy- '' iorian minister came to Fort Jack ' son for a month's mission work in ' 1 the colored area and found the i need for a Negro minister so great I'' ' that he stayed three months and ' ^ dually determined to apply for | appointment as a chaplain, was,''1 told lodav bv Major Wiley H. i I j (i)eal, chief of the Chaplains';"*'' I blanch at this post. ; l>marnr May of H44rfs- year the ; '' I large Negro eluirch in Atlanta, ' | (ia.. was sent to Fort Jackson by 1 " fthe board of National .Missions of I '| the 17. S. Presbyterian church for i v ' i "month's work among the Negro soldiers licit*. i 1 ; Originally scheduled for !{0-dayi.j , * , * PI . s.t:iys nl two other posts, the Rev. __ ; ) Murray was so well received by ; f(1 ' j the troops and his work so greatly fi I appreciated that he applied to his ; j); ' jchurch for a month's extension oft ti, Li his yjsil here and finally wound |y up spending the entire three j i months at( -Fort Jackson. UI Impressed with the need for <.( : Negro chaplains, the Rev. Murray sa returned to Atlanta and immediate ultlfti I HI A, SOUTH CAROUN A7 Iks (lost* (it ran J , L\ssion in Charleston ! >1 I'M III \ TO I>K HOST < \ I \ I XKSHloN : , The I'ou ith annua! state im-t'ljj; ?t1" lilt* 11n;n < \ <-ii. Ilenevetetu I I'toteeli ' e Older c!" I'.iU-. ol e World met at (Jiaiioston. fh 7 .Inly Li. U>. i.lnl 'JM It wit! t rr.H ate !'iesideitt ('. 0. Deittim prc,liinn-. lite euitvemion eouveireil the _Hou_L. iilie.et liapt is! ' ltreli and enndueted all of its nyraiu' t 111'iv. A ninny' I lie hiyhi 11lit' the e'tinverit ion \va tile ! nut -plan ?'l* 11 it* Kilts to st reahen the eiltteal inrtttl ami eenliMical stalls el' the ,\eyioes 7l e state, ami te eenTtnW its tipht~ -tlte interest of jtistire in its jifi el' till1 (). Iieim ea.n* idnrsed the setiiint^ el' Key. -T. ? Keeiletv el'?t_eiu;uh:a,?Uj 1lli:_ atienal <'envent iett in l'itlslntf.tj'. state representative and candate f'tii" tin. ..itw-i. ..I' I'liiiiil-iiti . .the (Jiatnl National I.tulpo. ?I.'i-.-.Iit is i 11 )11 i i; lthe ntlioo Assistant Chaplain of 't li < inuil !.?>?iyo .at this. tinio. li'.hi' foilowiny is the list, <?i'. nlfi; s riot toil at tlio. Stan- tiraiul uloo: .('. 1).. 1 Ionian, piosiiioiU; LI.-4.o-w ii1. sooi i'tary; In. 1... W. my. tfoasiiipi;: M. I". I'ranch. t vioo-piosidont; W. .\L. Smith.,; nl \ picsiilont; W. II. Vouifc:' iijiui osipiilp; A. .1. . Johnson, jVinl tilor; S. I'. Bryarf. It. II. mil. and Maitxy. yvaml trustees; a A i lost null!, yraiitl traveling |H'ty. Itev. .1. I'. Boeder, grain! laplain; l.iout. t\ . S. Klelehor. i I'ii! i ii}1- sw rotary. Willi one-of tiw most yala pa:iio?..?t b.it (h.i i ios'. mi?h-rtrl <oi o ila'o, and with .a grand .kail at rant's I'aiU. tlio nii'i'trfFr^-rLnyriLr LUJ slat'- niPi'linu- of tin- K.Ik kh>?ii ii i Liu 111>~iin m ~ nay imU thai tin, nr.uaniy.nl inil ri^ 1??mu? ,??r vic-t-ory'"bn libftt "* but" Urn's and ihi' home I ronlT nl all out for thi- tipliftiny of n> colored man of tin* state of ^ \ :>uth Carolina. Our hats are oil' i tlu> {food job that the Klks aro >injr. The Stale Association will be 1*1 in Columbia iiv.M?.Vi'ill. because -we?havo?CO!' IC By Cpl. Titus F. Duncan (-1(| 2t:uh QM.. ' Camp O ruber, Okla. Iarden St. 1ISO News The Soldiers' Wives club of the anion Street L'SO entertained a \oly 1 rcakfast on last Wedncsiy , nun ninir. A delightful menu liich .(insisted of honev dove mnl. i. baron, eggs. jolly, butter aTut sll'ee was prepared and served by ii* wives themselves. A f t-or eakfast ilioy had a jolly linn* ayirig games, and dancing- until te ?a-fte+Humn-. The Wednesday eakfast i> a weekly feature of Idlers' wives ' act ivhies at the SO. .Many "July soldiers" received lis at the Friday night birthday nice. Theio was n capacity tiwd as usual and tho general niospiuTe was gay and inviting, here was a beautifully decoratI birthday cake for the honor icsts wlri'ch was cut so that most those attending received a e e. Mrs. J. K. Dickson. Mrs. da Paul were hostesses for the oiling. Music was furnished by e Air Rase orchestra. Attorney Harold Hon I warn spoke rv interestingly?.en the subject A"hat Are We Fighting For" at ie Sunday Vesper _p 10gram on neiist 1. Many soldiers and civrails were present. On Sunday. ' August X. I.ieutenit Fletcher will lead the month- 1 discussion on the subject, niting Today for To-morrow", he public is Tm'ited to all the ion house activities at the USO >r a fomniissicin as chat)lain. haplain Deal safd today that he J is passed his physical examfnai)n and expects to be called short. , Whether he wrll be stationed af-1 r commissioning at Fort Jack-, m is not known, Chaplain Deal lid. The Rev. Murray gradual rd om Allen-Benedict college. - j iiu 4 SATl' RIXAV, AUCiUST 7, 1 71) Muse S. C. Men1 _ > Bcg'in Training (in-al Lakes. 111.. July 24-7H -S.-nth <';)t'olina.?ro nn-H?recent !y lepoited tii t!ii> I'. S. Naval l'ininini-; station here to hCtfin a ; ( ln.il of recrnn traiinntr. T!t*eti;it training eonvisls of mil .tary lirill, seamanship, naval pro reduce, ami iiuliKiinalion into Navy iij'c. "lTTiiin>f t tils period, these int-n wjH participate in the NavyX st unison's * physical hard, i iiin-r program to mala them lit fin? rrrt-?mmtj?rigorous?thitien awniting them when later ussign.-il to duty. at sea or 'some navai shore stiiliofl. Soot!, these then will he given it series of aptitude tests to '"doto I i.iine whet her they will receive advanced specialized training ill one o f ilu- Navy's Service1 scltuoh. Some of the men, hav ;!:iv had .-Ul'K'ti'lll-* expel K'IK'O ffi any one ol" the braeles-"OsktI" t?y - thc Navy, will In* j^ven potty utlicors ralin^'- upon cumpTTT^F oT t litii ;:>> ! lit traininy. Men enrolled in | Si r\it(? School ait* eligible I'm | petty uOic^r rations upon siicces: i'*.sl completion ?if 11 .t*ir courses, f I lie lit \\ I t't I'll! is from Stall 1 ' aroiiun?am: Tmrothy Calhoun [IS, Aiken;- -James Robert Atlnyr I-V. Anderson; John Kelky, Jr.*,'11 I i'lui?1 iti'ti 1'p.t'?It 11I idol 11 II?N 11 I .f 11 : .?Lit. Inih from Camden; W il-tm M |_Sniitli, 20-;* James SaltersT 20; :l{-ol,i*rt Triton. IS; llraylon Al i fred Mehin, 21; Nelson Joseph I 11.; Melvin. lli|iiiilit>n, 2d; WilLOam. _i.itJiiiistm,. 2b; John Irvinp ' Simmons, 20; Robinson WtHiani '2(1; Clover l>. Sainui'l. 20; Turner | J'aul. 20; Unlit*! sun l.awtnii, 20; j Miiehell William. 21; Humid Isaac Liuiidcr.s. 1'.', Benjamin Franklin Yui nalilnutl, 2(?; Charles Willian Bryan. 1'.'; Nathaniel Copeland .Mark (Hover. 20; A i cimMtenjamii Mint. -20: Chtcenm Huiltlv. 10i j Cornelius Moult l ie, 20; l Yanklii , .lames?Tlnmias;?IIt niy Smalls,- It Paris U t.tminw Wilson Ravenel; nOTiiuii Alilki, 10; ls'R.7y-kohin I -tin. .'!! : Samuel . YvitTT 2tlr"l):ivi< St. Julian 1111 titi 11o>i. It'; .lull, IIiuiUT, Jr.. IS};* and Cleinininj; 'Askew, all thirty 'men arc l'ron I <'lrarlcstAn. A Is,, from Smith Carolina an F? aster llaniin, Jr.. l'J; Clarenet lint lor Dixon, l.S; Joseph Adair, ; IS; Joseph Jack-oh. IS; aiUl liuh rt Mail Land. IS. all fixe an ; I'toia Chester; Kmmet Frank Ah len, IS; (lomillion Devoid, 18; am [Willie l.ee Drown. 1S all three j Xre from Columbia; Daniel Sam ! uel Anderson,- Cross; Mat Menlyi Jr.. IT, Dillon; .Marion Ruber Williams, Jr., l'J, Klloiee; Kdwan Oxis d'orkins, l'J; Florence; Wil lie Lee Moten, IS; Fountain Inn I William Hampton Smith. 20; .los i ph Lindsay GrilVm, 20; Nelsot 'Crawford., IK; .John Alton Oliver IS; Robert Kolley, Is; Junior Mr Gee, IS; Otis Youngs, 2S; Join j Henry Bailey, .'12; and Elber Perry Wakefield, IS, all of tin last nine men are front Greenville , Also front South Carolina art I Augustus Jackson, 10, Greenwood William Tal't Smith, 21; and Ar | thur Hey ward Butler, 10, liotl ! from Greer; Aiken Raymond Rut! I 10, Hampton; William Lee Mohlet | 10, Lancaster; Suiters DeWitt Mi Queen, 10; and William Heart [ Roberts, 10, both from Marion Fred Douglas Covington, 20, Me Call; I lodges Guillebepix, McCor i mick; England John Arthur, 20 I Moneks Corner; Jesse Lewis, IS and William Henry Picketl, Jr. IT. ho(h from Mtilliits; Herher Fred Cauley, IS, ami Henry Cfaj j Guinyard, IS, both from Orange , burg; Renibert William, 10, Fine i ville; Johnie Willie Feaster, 10 She Hon; Ilenry^ Hwton.ifr. t Jen ton; Henry Coleman, TIT; Join llenery Lincoln, 20; and Joht Baxter, 18, all three arc - from I SunnnerviJle; Henry II. Holiday ' is, IS; Ed J Hall, IK. ami Joht Wesley Kelley, IS, the last Iwt men are from Winnsboro. i . i Four Bluejackets Selected For Advanced Specialised Training I Selected for advanced special izod training in the Navy, foui I South Carolina Bluejackets wen I recently enrolled in the Navy Ser yice Schools at the U. S. Nava i 'I raining Station here, i Tliey wil undergo several week: !?>f intensive'training, after whicl ^they wil be assigned to activ* ^ I , V. 4 . _ > ~%vS~ _ Hr^Oorpe W. Lont> | 01" Cheravv Passes 1 j Fl'NHKAI. rUIDAV i U CI'ST 0?2:00 I'. >f. 1 4 riTTl aw -'1 lie Reveif-iot ftrnr^r ; 7 \\\ I.tiny, I>. 1).. President o 1' I | Coulter Memorial Academy ami j pastm- of ? tfi?* AMo-row? Presbytei ian Church, Ii<*?I Tues, tjay. August '!. at his homo hole,'j | ! Tin- funeral will be held Kri- I play. Aujfiot <5. at 2:00 o'clock ill ' tin* afternoon in Cheraxy. N i I 1's 1 N<; 1Nc; rkookam AT/ION j: j It U'TIST Al 1,1 ST lath 1! j ? There will be a threat Si 11 vii':cr ' j 'i.ojrraut at Zi?.n baptist chunh, j Vita list 15. l'.i |.t. pixel) by , I b e ' 1 | Christiair Tra veLint; rlub. Come 'and 111 eel your friends ami DiaUe 1 | liiemls from far and near suul_( help i:s out. Thttnk you all. 1 brother .lames Rutherford is j 1 president: broibee I. <: ftl. >?./.? I loader; sister Margaret Middloton I ^ M'rivluiy. , 1 | ,; I HI- . \\ A\ hKI.Y SI M-I.OW KK . 1 j Mrs. 1 hohip.-eii entertained tin t l Muli?'I'lH'i ilny evening?at hoi ! 1 | llniiic lMV> (.ii'i-vais street. The . ;-i ; ?; .' y. president was abseil! ami the vice president touiluctcd .the meeting ' ai the nsUal manner. The Flowers seem somewhat wiltored lie- ' v -cause of?the faet that Mis. -S=Udli- -t [van is leaving. Mrs. Sullivan serv ^ ' | ed as president for nearly throe .i. 'I years. W'e refrrol lier leaving- so i( much. W'e miss our treasurer. | Mrs. Hale who is shut-in?with?a 1 sprained ankle. W e hope- for hei | ;i speedy?recovery. _! A dance is heinyj planned the : { ' tliTT^ of vvhfeh wilt'To iinooneed. ( The hostess servotj! delicious I 'Jjimrm^l 1.4^l^eee'wil')!1 ' \fc< ^lliih;.. j * I (.Thompson at the home uf Mrs. ' Pope, corner Senate and Fine Sts.' 1 I I Mrs. Sullivan, president; Mrs. ; Adams, secretary; Mrs. t'-oles. rei porter. I t _________ I HAItXWKI. N lOW'S I Tin- rural revival meetings of * Ionian baptist and Mollis chap- j el churches closed I'Vnlay and i [Sunday with spiritual and linan-L inl succufcsus. Many ui n' ban folk attended these meetings. , The services at Betlilehent Bap- ( i j . ^ ! list church Sunday we're very 1 . | good and quite a number of vis i itors were present. The pastoi ; . | preached on the subject of Do- 5 _ i liverancc, realizing present day ' i isis, tlii' soul stirring message t | tuolv imnuaiiate etVect upon the ? ' ! hearts of those present, believing ! j v!od is able to deliver. Some ex ^ : pressings were made after this . womlerful sermon. J The Missionary society met im- i j mediately after church service ! and sister Uotti.. l'pt-terson our j president and delegate to the Wo- i man's convention made her report >. I j which was \erv good. Sister V. . j k. tMYsnn.?whn?rs a tttt'ttim't- <?! . ; the finance committee of the con. ' * flit inn pave a concise report of ' . all collections raised at the eon- j | vontin. This was very inspiring- ; I Sunday seliool in the afternoon ' . i was very pood. C^nite a few new pupils were present. The Supt ' Mr,s. M. A. Duncan urjjes the at- : t tendance of Sunday school. i Mrs. c. It. tireerrr Ojrotta .f. . ' fchnilh and Lottie I ley ward who ' . are attending the Henedict-Allen ; i summer school spent the weekend ' I ; htrttte. Mx. llvAiViird wliu?has. -_ i 1 Iiceii workinp ttt <'olumhia fm?; i time accompanied them home. i duty at sea, or at some naval shore station. Upon completion 1 t of their course, they will be cUpit ide for advaeomeiu to pety otlicei . ratings. | The South Carolina trainees I ) and the courses they are study- ' ' ' mjt are: i Lawrence r. Htltr IS. l<>2f? r I Wayne St.. Columbia: Rufus Lark : ' 1 linkers. 1 17, Rt. Ninety-Six?cooks and | I I Geoi'tiO R: Perprusorr, H-l.? 51U., ] Pendleton St., Columbia, radio; | ' and Herman L. Moore, Sr., 20, 7 ! i Duncan St., Charleston, machini ist's mate. 4 I tr t PRICK: ANP NEWS Itftl.KAHE will)., Al'C. 4, 1?43 <Baltimore?-According in WilliI'd W. Allen, j^enrmh <liairman '> in arrangements for tin* fohth- I online convention of the Nation- !> d Nega o Business- leag-ue, Lin v. H lerbert H. O'Conor will speak on 10 'The ('resident's Night," Wed ties- e lay, August 25, at Bethel A. M. ii eh inch. ~ ; r7? The governor's remarks ? will I it'ecede ^Jthe amuiak mddres.-.'* of e Jr. .1. K. Walker, president of the t pnpxir: 4 George \V. Cox of Durham first l 'Lee-president, will preside .and n Jr. Henry Allen Bovd. secretaVy, n x'ational Baptist* Itiblishing board I slashville, will respond to the g?tv- A inor'x atldiess. s l.ake Junalusku. N. C.? Negro . . . I .. I. < i. - . i - lilt! vtlllie ,\Olllll Ul lending SeSc- || ions of tin- Southeastern Kegioa ian Youth movement ' nuveUms : t lere last month resolvuiT to puTstiv p 'hristian action U trough their re- n ipective church organizations to t, tbolish l<atriers that~?sepi?Vate-4he?t\vo racesv and create niisunder'landing, according to the. Rev. p A . .1. Faulkner, dean of the chap- |, 1 at Fisk university! \ Chicago- Delegates to th? 2'Jrd mnual convention of the Nationi! Negro insurance; association ^ hat recently closed here unani- p nously approved a plan lor a ser- 7 (7 oi radio |iro'j ranis on a Million?" vide liooUup L foster better race j, relations. Booker T. Brad.-haw, p lie newly elected president, was |. iiithoiized to set up a committee in arrangements. The programs p vill feature the most popular arisl* and. oi.lslundi.ng_spe.akcis of L lotii the white and Negro. ruce,_ j urtl will be financed by fumls. so- (1 iviied jointly I'roin poliehohlcis ' p ilu'I insurance companies. - ! New?Vtrrk?M ike Jacobs. im?J iVessario of pugilistic |d oductjoiis T or the 'JOtlt Century . club an- i luimced last week that lie plans rrcr season ends, THc cards wiB~" eature jousts' between Henry Armstrong and?Kay Robinson uud p Floods revetted that the?A rm- j itrong-Kohinson contest, will he Tcld Tii t7Te Polo"TTvouTiil s A~TVg. 27, followed oil 7ept. 14 hv the lack-Montgomery. affair. Koliin;on. who is now" a sergeant in the L'. 'S. Army, and Armstrong, t'orner holder of the featherweight. i .....i .......... ' ...... . ni-iu:l?vi|;in rowns at the same time, will en- , >ago in a ten found encounter. . hick, recently?t elieved?rrf?the ' if ht wei/.1 hi?ulUi?Uv iUmtK'iiniwy--n Madison Square tiarden, will druggie for 15 rounds. """.Trtrrnrn?f ntr dtrrmr-r?N:?KrrHrr;? 11'.. director of selective service of .Jeorgia, Saturday was called up>11 to investigate-Albany ((la.) Draft Hoard No. 1. which it is 1 hareed showed prejudice in the . inny induction of Editor'A. j( Seni les, of the Southwest . Geor- |. ;ia, an Albany weekly newspa- i jut. The rerpicst for inves'.iga- 8 ion caaie front A. Scott, south- ; * in vice-president of the Negro V Mewspappf Publishers' association a nul "general manager of the. At auta Dailv World. ' b .Macon, (in.?Six t'cct. live ami . three-quaitor inches tall at induclipjn IMY. Carl Smith of l'orl By- f ron. N. V.. ami Robins Field Army ' Air base here, was honorably dus hntgod from the service AVednes- I lay because he has gro\vn even allor. until lie is now two incites c ?ver the maximum allowed by . in i T<r Tefyttl a t i on s. Macon, (la.? The construction ' ontract for tin entirely new Xejro section of the .Macon ho-pital ins been awarded and work on it js expected to be started next week, it was announced by \V. | I'm pin. dr., cliuiiman id' the hos- ' f ?ital commission:. Facilities of iho new unit will include In beds, ' i new children's ward, a delivery . room and space for handling?out- > patients. '1 he $f:4),MOO project was financed by flte Federal Works agency, which in approv- | nig the grant for tlie .Negro unit turned down a similar request for the white facility,.. : Home wood; 111.? The Tfi". oted rare given by Negroes I o tine | horses has always been the main stay of American racing and in J the current Arlington park-Wash- * ington park liT-day meeting at the I Washington park course, Negroes i in- rasing a moro- important part < in the sport. Not only* are they giving the thoroughbreds the eon- 4 <tant Cure and grooming which? essential to the training of a rac-jt ing horse. hut they are making progress is other lines of t h <g_. t sport. For instance, Kddie "Rocn ester" Anderson is making a name * for himself - a* -a? thoroughbred __ nvner wiUi the good performance I es of Burnt Cork. It is true ' t Rochester's horse did not' win the I,. Derhy, hut he has given a good j recount of himself at Washington park, winning a couple of impor- e lant overnight purse and finishing '" J ' "* ' - \ v -T**' ? . i >; -Jj " For VICTORY f J UNITED i I I STATE 9 ?I f DEFENSE I m&- BONDS STAMPS } r? (-i?:ntts per"coFy > SHORTS ecuml in fhe Skokit* handicap. t I Vlt.<a?*?iln, Kin. Till' (VtJUlf of ihftter i-nritt i'.it tlo''rrvfi-'thr iv'nie? i?i i::-; tin- In: t ti I'm ul' court, the i-iiutl ,, I count y conmii. aiuin-t z I?jj?llui?ivoa?U k4-?tti?litt- tm-ttrof-/1' most ro.fiilt-nts last week pi.toil t!u- uuim-i-\of .Ni'V.io'' < in the ur\ I.kx. .Itiilnv Kinesl Mason r-vrv.-r, rri rh form Ttrrv. ?to .am*, while, for raiting .the Nero juror issue during a murder rial at the last term of court. iidge AlosOOrT -I Olllulll I..UI1 W&i lii.it it would cost tin* ."county too luidi money" t() include t ii e ami's ol' Xegi'ocs mi tin* box i'diii winch juries arc selected. 1 r. I.ano riti-d that failure to inlude Nor'roes was a clear violaion of a supreme court decision landed down several years ago a .the Scottshorn.case. I lolly wood ' " KrtrHtt H.ooIihs- ? '* ~~ or" Anderson wants to go to fclirg . and to entertain the I roups and .lost..particularly one itu-yaJ?Cda adian Air force bomber crew? Htttthw that voted to mrrrre their diip- " Rochester''. Informed aont his "namesake" in a letter e received from Rutland, Roches; or said ho felt "deeply humble" bout?the liono!1. Chicago \\ hen S'.'t. Joe Louis, . i" rid heavyweight champion, uur.s arm) camps he will be ac oiiipanii d -by?thio.e other lardoua port; world I it''11 ris it has been earned., l.tjpi:-, ill Chicacu on urlough from a cavah) unit at 't. Urlcy, Ivans., said lie would robably be1 in a party - inoHSdiru^ !pl. Hilly Conn, who came closest n defeating the tistic kitlgpin hair unyj* olirer tighter; Pic. Joe )i.Magg'io, home run swatter for he New \ urk Yankees; and Pvt. 'Iiarlcs "Red" Railing, uco h'Ul'lr for the Yanks ball elub, iKV. NEAL .AID TO REST 'HE 1.ATE KEV. J. W. NEAL Approximately 2.000 persons, hiding hundreds of ministers rem every - denomination and oores of school teachers attendd the last rites of the Rev Jesse V. Meal. 712, who died at his Ijoma t Hopkins. His belo\ed family nderstood his condition and they raved no under the moat trying oinlition of their lives. Tlii' following piogvam was cariud aut to the Ji'tieti 'royession? lymn?"A Years Shall Roll- T Yripture Ri v. .1. M. Reatty nvocation -Hi'v, \V. 11. Howman lymn ?"Asleep in Jesus liles.sed Sleep" Rev. T. I. Diu'kctt tbituary?Dean F .M Booker lepiosenting the ' Cedar Creek I'nion?Re\. (I. Hopkinn Icpre?eiit iiii"- S. S Contention of tin- Wateroe A :;o'n ?Rev. H. M. Taylor lopresenting tin* Rivlnuml Com ty Xeaeihets' A; io'n. ? Prof. W. (1. Owens i {oprcsetUiiig the Wateive Asso'n. Rev. F M. Young Represent ing National Baptist * j Convention <>1 Anaiica?Rev. , .1. P. ~Rnwdrr ? ? lymn? wrvani ot '.Oil Well Dow"? Re\. W. T. Simmons incipril Eulogy?Hr J. J Stavks tecossional? The kev. N'enl taught school for orty ^r more years, having retird last year. For many years, ie was president of ^Tie Rahlar.d 'onnty Teachers' association and t his death was the popular pasor of three large Baptist churchs-, one was in Columbia. Rev. Neal was an evangelist preacher, his sermons would atraet peoples, lie was a man niong mop. Surviving are 16 children. This ditor has misplaced hri?r funeral Continued" from Pag? 1 d 1 ,