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Saturday, February < JKi7/l\\v\ ^ Mbw^^S&3UWEJt**W M Miss Rachel Kinard left-Columbia Monday, January 31 for Atlanta, Ga., where she will take up Nurse Trarning at Grady Hospital. Mr? JE. D.. Watts left. Columbia Sunday morning, returning East. Mr. Watts will make quite a num r~ ber of stops on his way pp. He will stopover i\t Winston-SaleTii, Richmond, Philadelphia and New York; then h^me to Greenwich; COTttTT arriving there about the la^t of February; when all the cold weather will just-about be gone. MARRIAGE ANXOT*NCEMENTT ' Rev. and Mrs. b'-red Hunter, of 2319 Pendleton street, Columh'a, - S. C., are happy to announce the marriage of their daughter Eloise B., to Mr. John Wesley Aldrich, of Society Hill; S. G., Dec. 29, 1937 Mrs. Aldrich is a graduate o f Broker Washington High School and had two years of college work j at Benedict and, State Colleges. Mr.-Aldrich is a recent graduate a*: State College, Orangeburg, S. at the home of Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Harrison,'- of Columbia, S. C. The couple wi'll make their home in St. Louis, Mo., after Feb. 4. LOMAX-BUKT. ' *j ,* Of interest to a host of frionds ~ in South Carolina is the announce ment of the marriage - of Miss Helen Lomax of Greenwood and Rev. Pierce P. Burt of Edgefield. The ceremony" was" "performed" by the pastor of Trinity A. M. E. church, Rev. A. D. Dawkins. Only .. a fe.w close friends attended the ceremony. j Mrs. Burt is the _ daughter of Mrs. JanTe Lomax and the late Rev. A. T. I s.max. She attended the schnnlg-in "Ci ecu wood B?ffd"Bon edict College, and is now at present a member of the Edgefield - Aendemv's faculty.' Rev. P. P. Burt, is the son of the?late Mr. and Mrs. z. ti. Hurt. He attended the schools of Edgefidd -and Allen University. He" is now rastorine St. Paul A. M. E,. chureh at Johnston. The ponular ? couple will reside in Edgefield^ YOUNG "PEOPLE'S SOCIAL CLUB. Hello Everybody! Let's go visit ing the Young People's Social club which ;i ganized with the new year, Monday Jan. 8. The officers are asT follows: Edgar Thompson, president; Ben Johnson, vice rrco.; l^ucuiua r ranee, secrtxary; ~ Roberta Simons, Asst. Sec'y.; Bertha ?StTOtherT^Trea^.i?Hollis McKim and John Henry McKissick, business managers. With those officers we are planning to do many interesting things togothor. J On Monday, Jan. 31, we were entertained by Hollis McKim -at the h_'ne of Janie b. Jjiggs, '1318 Harden street. We selected our theme song?everyone is crooning \_ "Once >'n Awhile." Our club colors ' are blue and white. The unfinished business t<or next meeting is the forming of the constitution' which will be drafted by Annie Mae, Strother, Hollis McKim, Ben Johnson. After we had enjoyed a delicious menu we adjourned T3~ meet Monday, Feb. 7 at the home of AntVo Mae Strother, lfi08 Wav erley street. GROWN AND -SCEPTF.R CLUB OF ST. JOHN BAPT CHURCH The Crown and Scepter club met at the time of Mrs. Margaret An derson of Colonial Heights Thurs day, Jan. 27. The club was called to order by the Pres. Mrs. Fan-J nie Mae Jones. After ringing alb responded with Bible verses begin ning with the letter R. The min-' ut.es wt received and-ndoptrf by all. After all business we listened to rr?verv irntmre nrncrnm. Solo Miss Florine Whitencr: When I Come to the end of mv Journey.1 Reritat'on Miss Emma, Onctfe: The H^'ise by the side of the Road. ? Duett Mrs. Pauline Russell and Mrs. Margaret Anderson. Talk by the president. We are glad to have visitors * at all times. We were served with a delicious course of potato salad cocoa, saltines, ham and mints. Next meeting at the home of Miss Arthur Mae Dailey, Washington a venue 1? tup m vr.vnt i a pnrTAT. CLUB ' TU - ~1.,U 4. -4. 4.1. 1 x ne uuu met at vn^ nurci*?. ui Mrs* Violette GofT in the University Terrace With Mrs. Ida Mary Gilliam leading th<> cpenrnpr s?r-~ vice. Tho immediate business "Iravinf been finished we th n made plans for a silver tea. The event is to take plac^ at the home of the Mrs. Griffin's 1300 Lyon street. We are asking all our friends to me?t us there us, Sun l".y, February ^13. Business completed, we dismissed to meet at the ho-me of Mrs. Ida Griffin. The hostess served a delicious repast of potato salad and hot chocolate with after dinner mints. * t F. B. B. t?. '?* The F. B. fS. C. met at the home of Mr. William Miekens, 1411 Whaley street. Opening song Brightly Beams* iV-C-I Scriptilr? lesson was read from St. John 1 prayer in concert., Then the meeting was turned cv.er _to the l : nil - 1 pi -Oivu^n w xwr uu?inus?. - W1U aiKl ' new business was dicusssed. Mr Walter Casey became a membei of the club. Mr. M'ankins made a motion that no member can bring a new member into the club uu l?ss hp is one of the founder? pi the club. After these transactions the meeting closed. Next meetincr win be held at the home of Mir. Chesterfield Powel, 219 Bull street. | President, Chest?i field Powcill; Secretary, William Micfccns; Reporter, Eddie Mankins. f I/AMUSANT ; . Thy club met at the heme of Mrs. Mapper 913 Walnut street at its usual hour with the president in .charge. The opening song. Abide With Me, led by Mr. Ril?y; prayer by Rev. Zeiglcr after which' a lengthy program was given. Poem,?Miss Aabury;?talk. Mr. Brown; poem. Miss EKase Trezevant; short talk by Rev. Pattersonand the guest speRke,. was Rev. Zeigler who spoke on "Initiative". The host and hostess were Miss Myers ftnd the president who served hot cocoa, cake Rnd after dinner mints. v 1 Mrs. Napper who made it ,sc pleasant for the - elujo had her heme beautifully decorated with flowers. The members reported having a niee tim?. After the meeting the club called Mrs. Napper in and she was gi^en thanks <by Miss Elease Ti^7:e\nnt for having shared with us so nicely. We were glad to h.'^ve Rev. Burroughs ar.d- Mr. Nesmitb back with us. Also Mr. Brown as a visitor. Ncx' meeting will convene ai the residence of "Rev. Patterson P08 Walnut street. I ?r~ WAVERLY SUNFLOWER | SOCIAL CLUB I , The Waverly 'Sunflower Social I club met at the honiP of Mrs. Atmie Belle Davort. Tuesday" nite, February 1. 19S8. The meeting was called to- oiv<cr by the presi<3evotional exercises after which the house was opened for busi noss. Old and new business was lli'sdussed. The minutes, cf the last meeting were received and I adopte \ Then the roll was call- " ed and each momber responded with a Bible quotation, i The hostess: served us a delicious course consisting' of hot fish, but^tered?rolls, stuffed Ccelery, pickle peaches and coffee, which was fnjoyed by: all. ODD FELLOWS HELD A GETTOGETHER MEETING i 1 A call wag ma A1 for all Odd Fellows in and around Columbia, to" meet at the Odd Fellows' hall last Sunday afternoon at 4 p.m. fo? the purpose of re instating the lodges that closed up during the depression. meet and greet each other once morp and, all expresses themselvI s as willing to re-instate and carry on as in former days. Some of the members present were George Bates, Gussie Alston. Rivers?Aye,?William?Colcough, Sir 'Cannon, Stephney Garrick, Lewis Green, E. R. Lewis. E M. White, Win. Ponds, C. Richardson Richard Lott, J. B. Lewie and others. Another popular meeting will be held next Sunday, February 5th at 4 o'clock and on the second Friday night in"February. A business meeting?is?called?for?the. purpose of electing a staff of officers and formulating rules and regulations for the governing of . the new set up. Vhis lodge organized under 1 the nnmg-of?Richard-Allen Lodge No. 1876.--" There were five local lodges in , Columbia and they are uniting to make one strong and active. _ FORUM NEWS The Robert Brcwn Elliott Oom, munity Forum offers the pepOhe of Columbia its first treat fo,. '38 at BcthRhem Baptist church on Lyon street.?The topic "The Ncgro of Columbia" will be discussed in its business, recreational and health phases. Speakers of note have -jben selected to discuss the subject. Come one, come all. "THE TWELVE GATES TO THE CITY" AT 2nd NAZARETH MONDAY NIGHT There will be a pageant, "The Twelve Gates to the City" given at 2nd Nazareth Baptist church Monday night, February 7th, at 8:00 o'clock. benefit of the Jaggers Old Folks Home. Admission _ \0 and 15c.* The public is- invited^ ?? MID-TERM MUSICAL RECITAL The music department of Allen jmversiiy win present its annual m.d-tcrm musical recital. Monday F?brit:ry~ 7th at eight o'clock in the university auditorium."" You and your friendg are cordially invited t<> cp-me and spend the hour from eight to -nine'^o^Qck with us. The music d^partmeint is vvor1^ g hard to present a very diversified program f^r your enjoyment. Admission tree. . - F. P. ABRAHAM. .. Director of Music, r AH?p university. , w .y _? BACCHANTES Messrs. Johnie Peterson and Nathaniel Nesbit royally entertained the Bacchantes Club Monday night, Jan. 31 at the home of Mr. Nesbit on Lady street. M1ss Bomloe Paul,?competent vice-Pres. of the organization pre sided over the meeting during the absence of Mr. McLester Zimmer man, pres'dent, wha was delayed orr-business, Plans?were completed for the weiner roast, Bingo party and dance to be held early next week. Four new members were considered and passed upon. Viz: Misses Bet nice Johnson, ~ Florence Preston, Elizabeth McNeil and Ur eel Nelson, whose membership is to become effective in the near fu ture. The members of this organization under the leadership of Mr. Zimmerman are making splendid ed with this club should be commendod for his spirit of cooperation and loyalty. ^Other forms of entertainment are t obe sponsored by this club" in the early spring, which mav be kept abreast with by following these columns. I] After tKo hir-ofing adjourned, a delic'ous repast was sei*ved and a short social period was enjoyed by all present. The next meeting will be held Monday night, Feb. 6 at the home of Miss Ethel Wil1'ams Senate street. PHVtUS WHHATL.EY BRANCH PLANS ANNUAL MEETING, j The Board of Management of the Phvllis Wheatlev Branch of the YWCA met in its ' monthly meeting Tuesday, Jan. 25, with the following members presentf Mesdames B. E. Vincent, Chr.; C. E. Rutherford. N. J. Frederick, A. Lott, F. K, B tier and Miss Josie White. The secretary Miss Berthn Lewis and -the Matron were also present. Routine business was discussed. Mrs. Vireent the chairman read h letter from a member of the white staff asking us to send delegate^ to the National YWCA meeting whieh meets in Columbus. Ohio.- during the month of April. Plans were made for the annual meeting of our branch which .'t to, be held at the YWCA, home eovneb Park and Hampton j streets , Friday nightj Feb. 11, at 8 oVloek. Members Vpd friends j branch" are ?mzri:-Tnrr*tgtlyJ invited to hn present at this meet ing. Tho Secretary and Matron made excellent reports/.Come. and join, us and help us to help others. THE TWILIGHT SOCIAL CLUB. St. Matthews?The Twilight Social Club met at the home of Mrs.' Maudes tine?Slarka OTT" Tuesday nite. The meeting was called to nv'nr hy Dm PfPg OR Ail. disonT The devotiorals were con ducted bv the chaplain Mrs. Rosa Goodwin. The' president then took charge. Old and new business was discussed. The hostess served cake with whipped cream and fruit cock tail.- The mcetiiig adjourned t o meet, at the home of Miss O. B. Addi'son.and Mr. M. Bartley Tues day nite Jan. 18th. I WAVERI,Y COMMUNITY CLUB The -Waverly. Community dub met at the H *ne of Mrs. Janie night, .Tun. 20. The house was call ed to oriler bv the chaplain. After which?the?mooting oponod with the club song. Scripture lesson by Mi-s Cora Wise: prnver by Mrs. Janie Be^fc. The house was turned i over to the Pres^- Mrs. S. Y. T.^mnr. The minutes of the last meeting wove adopted. The rojl was called and each member.-.responded with a Bible verse. We have Vnsta'led all offiecrs for the yonr of 1088 nnd wo timet?thfrtth? T .ord will help us to have an-. ,ther succe-^r-ful year. We said our hnrting words and wore dismissed Next meeting at the home of Mrs Boykin 2314 Stark street. ?? ? ^ RIDGE SPRING NEWS Ri gp IIill students are striving hard to make this a, successful term. Out of 10 ehrolled in the cen.ior class 8 received stars last mo'-th *or perfect attendance. I Th? P.T.A. hold its regular meet 1 Frig Tuesday night. The weather', < ing cold tho mretirg was brief ' rtir l'rcsulent, Mrs. Raiford gavfi helpful sugg/Aions along with aovornl others, The next meeting wi'l h?. Tuesday night after the second Sunday, WQ v.cre proud tp welcome as vi s.tc-r.-: Monday, Messrs McKitn, Casey, Emery and Jenkins from j Benedict college. I Our teajms are still working ',r?vd. Scores last week were as follows: Batesburg 0 Ridge Spring 1, boys; Jc/hnston 8, Ridge Spring' boys; Johnston (5, Ridge Hill 8 girls. . Miss Jefferson, Mrs. Hammond, Prof, and Mrs. llightower attexklpjj the meeting in Columbia Friday, held at the University of Mirth Carolina. The following- attended-the 3rd district meeting in Newberry on Saturday: Profs.: A. C. Hightowor, T. F. Hammond, M W. Hammond, Floyu Hammond. Sanduel ii lmnu-nd, Misses Blue, Jefferson, Bbmkwoll, L. Hammond, Mesdamos Allene Hammond, Alice TTfirri-miond, V). W. Hammond, R. E. mgrtower. aii enjoyed the meeting and received helpful information. Despite the cold weather a few dnj'oye 1 the Oriental contest on Thursday night. Don't forgffc Friday night the -seniors vyill_gxDect you to spcjid The evening with them in the auditorium. r\ t *Hg PALMETTO LEAD wmmmmmwmmmmm BEflUTy^Rorr The Larieuse Beauty foundation ?u the Godetroy Manufacturing Company to I of pfeiervrng womorv'o.."~Hatur*l beauty, i the result! ot thin research available t? T I III I. lit IIIt- I I iAKe waiter wincnett, your 1 I columnist is begging off today ' and letting my "Girt Friday" en- ^ tertain you. Yet, this is the wiri^ mng letter in my contest for the | best letter on beaufy hints. It it t written by Georgene L. Williams ' of Detroit (formerly of Augusta, ^ Ga.). I tlunk it is a fine letter? ^ ciui rm and npYiTiry~7n^TFfirrrmYTit, * highly competitive factors for worn- '! enoin the came of life. Ability to ! wear clothes tlint do something for her, skill In coiffeur arrangement, [ count. Tricks? Maybe?but they J are vital.?i ? : 1 CA UK" Is the secret of beauty I For skin that Is dry, dull and sal-- -i low. with large (tores. 1 suggest nn oil mask massage. Apply a steam Ing turklsh-towel-tothe.-faee. Then, dip strips of cotton In a solution of facial oil, and place these strips over the chin, upper Up, cheeks, and forehead for twenty minutes, and | you will be nmnzed to find even I rough, ashy skin smooth and sllky It works wonders! To remove blackheads and dirt I mix meal with, buttermilk to a stiff consistency, and rub this thoroughly over Lheaurfaeeof my face and neck. This Is a regular "Old Dutch Cleanser," clmslng the dirt and* blackheads. For sturbborn, deepseated blnckhends?a handful -of flaxseeds. sewed In a little bag and" rubbed briskly over the face, which has been creamed, will get these rascals. For blemishes and dlscol* -orations I "lenionlfte." by taklrfg lemon Ice-cubes, made In the frigidaire, and mnsage the.fijce. Sometimes lemon is added to my face cream. Kentember, the skin Is fighting to preserve Its natural slight acidity, and lemon helps to accomplish this, as well as to soften and i BENEDICT COLLEGE CLUB ! The B. C. club will bold its , monthly meeting, Tuesday, FeB^~ ruary 8, 1938 in "Stacks' Library" Benedict college. All giaduat^s and old students are urged to be present at 7:30 p.m | Mrs. N. A. JENKINS, Pres. - Mrs. J. R. GI-LLIAM, Sec SALUDA NEWS *. The W. H. and F. society of Hannah A. M. E.?church had a fine?meeting at" the church Sun. . day. Sabbath school was opened by the Supt., Mr. L. H. McNary and the teachers we>re at their post of duty. Rev. P. W.' Harmon conducted tho pvayor service. Rev. R. A. Young, the pastor" "conducted +he . worship. After several remarks the pastor preached a wonderful sermon. A nice sum was contributed in the collection. The sum of $4.10 waa-raised for W. H. and F. M. We are planning to put the program over. Come to Hannah A. M. F. church for good preach- ( ing. . <" . - . ; After service we all motored to Boozer Chapel Baptist church to the funeral of Mr. George Battles. . . ' _ Subscribe for The Palmetto " Leader. 1fou will enjoy reading it. FRIENDSHIP SCHOOL?AIKEN COUNTY We organize' our basketball " [team last month. The captain is Miss Allie Mae Jackson. Players Carrie S. Taylor, Gladys Williams Alice Washington. Earthrine Ware an I Lillie B. Washington. We are going to play a game with tho Un " ion Academy soonOn Sunday, "Januarv 30. Miss' Edna Harrison and Emily Harrison were the guests of Carrie S. and Marion Taylor. Mrs L. Wa?h irgton and family attended church at Zion Hill Sunday afternoon. ?The sisters of -Allie Mae Jock? son aru ' Gladf.*s WiP|ams w re - -home from-aohool Sunday. Our sick: We are glad to know | th?t Mrs. Nettie Woodard has re turned from the Aiken County hos pital after ^eing ill.' GEORGETOWN DISTRICT | GET-TO GETHER MEETING i The Georgetown District Get[to-grtbcr meeting was held at Ar n'ett church, Mom.ay a.m., Dec. 27 with the king Presiding Elder of the state, Dr. T. J. Miles in the chair. The devotions w^ro conducted bv the presiding elder and Dr. J. E. Thomas, presiding elder of the Mt. Pleasant district. Afsiding eldcr came forward an ) delivered a masterly address to the district;?He emphasised the spir- it of love. Unity and cooperation among the brethren. Dr. Miles i9 a great presi ing cider. He knows hcAv to treat his people. He had gon* places to hold his conference and saw his preachers in need and refused to take RTs money, " but gave it ba.ck to them. He goes over the diali ret with the Christ snirit. After the address he gave [ th* assessments for the charges for this year. The meeting was then opened for general' discussion. The meeting was also graced i with thft following visitors: Dr. 1 J. E. Thomas; Dr. A. W. tilII, pas- | tor of tha Baptist churah in flor a - i : ~ ?|jp? stabllshcd by ^ >*4 /V^ itudy mylhodi md to rnjki ?^ '|^ ? tha public, v 1?ti t e n t lie skin. Crenm mixed vjtli lemon, nnd npplled to dlsoolir'eil purts will bleuch ahd remove I detiiishes. When my usually manageable inlr becomesKuuuny and drab, 1 uken an eggnog shampoo. After )ru9hlng the lialr thoroughly 1 wash, ind massage It. Then, 1 beat up :wo eggs and add a little rum and diampoo to lukewarm water,?Then.? tvltti the llpidtratlon of a little hairdressing. I find I have-the- whtteat, cleanest scalp and shining lustrous hair. Itouge and lip stick should harmonize with each other and with the skin tone. Avoid a "painted look." It Ijji never smart Rouge, applied to the uppei cheek, glvea a ' youthful, enlivened rndlanoe. and an appearance of glowing health. Oil-cream applied to the lips preV'PtitQ ppnnL'Inh * - - - ?n<j viiii|>|iuiK.. i lie teeth must be white and glenmlng or nil Is lost, nnd the nails kept well-groomed with a natural polish. BEAUTY, THY NAME IS NATURALNESS I When I find I have had an over supply.of pie or cake, which .makes me bulge In odd [ilaees, I take more exercise. My wnrdroHe Includes colors aod styles that befit my character and coloring. Personality I I never forget that a soft voice, a calm, gentle disposition. all spell FEMINITY and BEAUTY. From beautiful people coine beautiful words. 1 select my words carefully because 1 know 1 am Judged by them. Beauty Is NOT' luck I It Is WORK, hard work, but pleasant and I remember that I am the reaper, and I certainly can't say I didn't have a chancel In. my next column, the winner of second prize, Hilda Jean Paul of Baltimore, Md., will appear as guest author. dnce and the queenly wife of the presiding elder, Mrs. T. J. Miles. Pis Thomas and Hill made some very instructive and inspiring remarks. We - feel that the district with this great leader, Dr. Miles at the hfad is going 'over the top from every .ingle this year. ' _ The pastor, Rev. Theodore M> Clain and hia gooC people entertained the meeting very royally EASTOVER NEWS Missionary day was obsdrved last Sunday at St. Philip church by the missionary women. Sermon was delivered by the Rev. Mrs. Herrington of Columbia. She also preached at Shiloh at S:00 n.m. Both sermons were delivered with power. A program waa rendered in the afternoon sponsored byi-the newly elected president Mrs. Bessie Squire. A neat sum was cclect^d from the 16 missionary zones. Communion Sunday morning and League at 6:00 p.m. Preaching at 7:30 p m. by Rev. W. R. Bowman of Cameron. Th? Baptist union met at Mt. Nebo last Sunday at noon with a larg^ crowd from various church es. It is reported that they had a most wonderful meeting. . Meeting will be at Mt. Zi'on church Sunday morning.- Preaching by the Pastor, Rev. Neal who, always bring a good message. Mrs. Frazellef Finley of New York City spent several weeks here with her mother and friends Returned last Wednesday and reported the happiest visit of her life. She is one of the pioneers of Allen university. She will return TOr summer school and teach South next fall. Rev. "Bowman announces that all subscribers of The Palmetto Leader who lives in or near Eastover, Kingville. Gadsden, Wateree Arthurtosvn, LykeslruuJ or . any other town who have not renewed their subscription for 1938, please renew at once and all who have not paid up for 1937, he will call to collect sometime before the 1st of March. Please be ready to settle up. So many so called Christians faiB to CO to church Gojnmtininn 1 Day. I wonder why ? ? So many folks are complaining yPt they have plenty to eat, good clothes to wear; all their chidren are in school and they look like the picture of health. I wonder why? Mr Ilenry Pringle who returned last week from the Columbia hospital, was sent back he is renting fine, when, last seen. The New School- buiking at St. Philip is all covered and now carpenters ftre inside at work. When completed?it will?ho _one^of _Lhe_. best in low^r Richland county. Come to church, go to church! DICKER SON A. M. E. CHURCH Rev.. J. H. Bryant, P*stor Service began at 11:15, Bro. Roy Sabb3 r.poke. He selected his text from Luke 10:3. At 4, o'clock all the prayer bands of the city gath?re* at this church and had a great meeting. Preaching by the women. At the evening hour of servics Bro. Washington brought us the hvessage, _ SUBSCRIBE FOR - THE LEADER i ST. PAUL A M l^ ruiiBPn Rev.' W. ,1'n-Oor Lancustety'S. C.?Sunday school open*d..at the usual hour with the ! SupJ.,; Mr. E. H. McGill presiding with c/fricers and teachets at their ruspueuve places Of duty. RTv~' Gantt conducted the review. Service began at the UBuat hour. A strong,sermon was delivered by Kcv. Gantt. ? League op?neu at 6:30 with the President, Mr. Lovic Ingram presiding:-. The lesson .was taught by Miss Alethit^lcCoy. Sunday night we were favored to have with us Rev. A. W. Wil- . liarr^, who delivered to us a wonderful sermon. Subject The Power of Faith. Sunday afternoon,, Rov. Gantt joined together in Hcly wedlock, Mr. Robert Campbell and Miss Zel ma Hoov.' of North Corner, S, C. , Mr?Wyatt CunninghtmTr~ar:loT-~" al mem&Fpo? St. "RauT church departed^this life, Monday, January 24 and was funeraliz^d Tuesday afternoon 3 o'clock at the above named church with a host of relatives and friends present to pay him the last tribute of respect.? gUfekl 6f Miss Mary E. MCCdy Sun " day, afternoon. Mr. Sammie Williams departed this life. January 30 at the age of 82._ He is survived by a wife, 10 children, 38 grandchildren. 6 great-prandrchiidrep, 1 brother, Mr. Henry Williams. He was fun eralized February 1 at New Hope Baptist church. \r ? . i . ^ " - iinr. mcnaru urawiord is on the sick list." ~ ~ Home Agents Hold Conference By Rosa B; Reed The Negro Home Demonstration Agents of Sftuth Carolina met at State College, Orangeburg, S. C., January 4-26. The main topic for discussion during the confer-' ence was program planning and1 execution. The conference was well attended: and interns* was ! [high throughout the session. The 'speakers for ' the occasion were Misses Lonny' I. Landrum, the( State Agent nritta Bagenton the assistant Mr. P erce the field agent and Mrs. Marian B. Paul the supervisor presiding. - This meeting is held annually grtmr of work to be carried on! in'Jthe different communitiees. Set| ting as (he ma n objective the-bet?| terment of the living conditions of the rural families throughout the State of SouthCarolina. IN MEMORIAM *"* T r> In memory of our dear husband and father Mr. Sam Kirkland, who left us so suddenly a year ago, tooay, Ft'bruury C, 1937. * KATIE KIRKLAND, . Wife and Children. IN MEMORIAM In loving and kind remembrance of our dear mother, Rev. S. H. Smi th, who departed this life, one year ago on Jan. 28, 1037. Although Mother you ha-e gone BT1U ICII us, We'll never forget you. ? I God only knows how we will^fbrever * Be with heartaches and regret8. MRS. GENEVA ROBINSON, Daughter. i In loving memory of our husband and father, Rev. S. J. Rice,1 who passed February 2, 1936, Allendale, S. C. | "To-day, two years ago, ?ur beloved one passed, Through?the valley to the" sunlight above, I A thousand sweet memories are holding him fast To the home he blest with his presence and love." Samuel and Hfclc-n, children. IN MEMORIAM In affectionate memory c** my life long friend, Mildred Watson Staley, wh& passed January 11, "She is not dead, she is just away With a cheery smile and a wave of the hand, She has wandered into an unknown land And left us dreaming how veryfair It needs must be since she lingers there." I 9ADYE W. RICE.? PINCKNEY'S Fl TINflERTAKER AND IJC SOUTH CAROLINA 1H6 WA?Df TW 8fT. P*g? 7 LAKS VIEW SCHOOL NEWS ?Thopo will?W?taaohw meeting- Monday night, January 81 beginning at 7:00 o'chok. Aft?r which ail will join in a bingo party by the basketball girli". ?Level Green basketball team will play Lake View her Friday, Februaiy 4th/ i ? ? JOHNSTON NEWS Rev. W. "MY "Singleton preached a "wonderful scrh.on at uetK/>i r F. church Sunday night. This &rnion wa-a for the benefit of club No. 4. . Miss.-Tnelma Koon our seventh grade teacher sp 'nt the week-end home. .musses Hattie Miles and Graco M. Blar... utund^d the union at ? Mir.t. Creek Baptist church in Saluda county on Sunday. ?Mrr am?Mrs.?sF?Vr:?Forrest- .. epent Sunday in Aiken with-', heir tfiands.?? ?? ? Messrs Matthew and Cyril Hurley, si.d^nts of B-nedict codego spent the week-end here with -relatives, Mrs. Frank Miles entertained th?. f aithful Working club at her homu on -May- 'street Mo:.dav r.nrr.t '? January 24lh. Mr. Samuel Hammonds of Ridge Spring was seen in town on Sunday. ? .i : Rtv. W. M. Davis speht Saturday in Augusta, Ga..- on business. Mrs. Lthfc'l Mae Lattimore, leader of ti.e Junior Missionary society is \ ery bu*y-?mkaing plans for the littie folks, Mrs.^A. 'M. Spann has " many friends who are giad .to see__her out again ar.d able to uach alter , being ill for a few days at her hc/me c-n Aiken street. Rtv. and Mrs. W. M. Singleton arc readers of the "Leaner". Aunos' catfe would appreciate your patronage, . NOTICE ? ,v To whom it may eoncern: All nArc/.r\f ' -* .??. j/tiouus vuiieciui^ ana sending money fbr the compAtiun of the gymnasium of Allen University, by. order bf the ' Executive Board, are asked to send-all mAH- "" ey to Mr. J. B. Lews. l.,j* assembly St. Columbia, S. C., Treaa. Rev. T. J. Miles,- Chr. Bishop J. S. Flipper, ' Chart teller J. E. Thomas, Secretary, Noted for Good Work?Stop nt the SERVICE BARBER AND ' V SHOE SHOP W.B. Bribhon, Prop. 2S52 Gervais SL Columbia, S. C. Alao? . ^ SHOES FOR SALE Aim oh i llkp nf*T See our !lh(> of Shoes before you buy. ?o? Our Price* Are Right -o ? TWO FISTED IDOL OF. THE WORLD . A perfect specimen of inspiring ... lighting ... clean-living man. kjv hood ... A musical sensation *dlh Harlem going into a new ? ?Swingftme ? A learure length V - N antorloinmon? PALACE THEATRE Feb. 7 & 8th Bennettsrlite. Sr*C. ~~~ JNERAL HOME | ENSED EMBALMER OF i AND GEORGIA Funeral Care and Fanera1 . 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