Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Page 6 - :3L3vrt ? ? | API'L1C AT DO J :: date . .^ Tname _ .. |: CITY . GRADE ..-; SCHOOL ^' BIRTHDAY . ? ... ?_|. Fill nut this tampon and ni.nl it r J stamped envelope to The Palme" I 1810 Assembly ijt., Columbia, S. ( ? " Vr?the roll bookt and you will re vive HAVEN'TFORGOTTEN - " Hello Bilk ' --] I know that you think I've forfCotton about the club, but I have _ teen elf. Rill don't get angTy foi I'm go fin* to tell where I was. In t olumbia. 1 was too busy to come. ~ around or look you up. I think CiYtuihBTa is?ir Beautiful pla e i =p= >"* ln"Cii ?" ' ?? ; : ~ Dovenure. I PA VVIP t U'PlTPfi A n A IV Hello Bill: How are you and the club mem- 1 borsc getting falong??Fine I. hope i Bill I guess y*?u thqj^ght I would _ never write any mo I'd, but I am an?the?ah?again.?1?would?have d written you bc'fo:e now but I have been busy. I went to church an.' \ Sunday schhol as usual. What has happen to the club members ! They are not writing. Wake u.l-. ? "eiuo memners'Tmn^wrTnP^owe (.'an fill the junior pag.t with letters. I enjoyed the story very i ?tmfrh about hour 'Veais irr Htgh | School. W'ill write agai next ] week. So long.- . .. t: Fannid J. GafFney GLAD SCHOOL TIME NEAR ' . Dear Bill: . \\ ell' Bill all of the children arrrund* tire full of smiles and thrill ud because o?u? week from today ,| our school will open and. will I .lye j 5fSAdT of the Sunday school 1 express our deepest syvip:ifViy fori, ^Mra. Cheatham, who loss her bro'-|i ther .last week- and everybody was yho ekei 1 y civ much . i Your?, truly, Bhy 1 j is (' handler. FAS NIK J. WRITES AGAIN Ilello?K very bod y-r : ; How are you all'enjoying thes?. hot summer days? Fir.o I hope. Bill I guess you had fprgot about i nie but here I am again after ! having had a nice time. I attend" I cd til" Sunday m1i?>o1 convention Satui- av and S.vnAiny nigiu?at- -j "Thtrrrrpson chapel and I had a ?rm-r?lin e. . Bill 1?Wrote T ~ -lyX'ev to yuu. last?wnk and fail- n oil to see it on the Junior page Gu''ss everyone is getting read> for schvol. Bill 1 am asking you i to put all of iliv* letters - in this ? we.k ; Bo long. : 1 ~ Fannie J. Galfney. ENJOYS FUNIC Hill0 Bill: , Hero I am again for another 1 week" of hard work. ' On. Satur-' day we had our Sunday school pic . nic and had a very nice tim". liill Awe are still ' lmvino?company -1 My cousin Louise Simiv.s froir ? New Jo-soy is hcvp on hor vaca tinii. My brother left for school. this morning. We arc* still hav-J irg a nici tinu*. I ant looking foil more letters cn tin* Junior page J t Margaret Wright i . ENJOY EI) VACATION Hi j!: ^ n 'How are you hy this time? 1 have or ioyed bysilf tin-* cit ing my vacation out of school." I have \ he >v asjcvp for the." last twd oi . three weeks but I am awake. / School has opened and I'm* so glad it has.?f -don't know what Hi- dor -J hope to see mc/re' letters from the club member- this' week. 1 will try tp get in my letter on time. So long, Dorothy Annie Hare. PI,MAS ANT GROVE NEWS The R. T. U. held its third meet ing at' Chapman Grove school for this summer. The BTU was called to order Sept.. 11, 3 0JR hv th'-presid^rt and vice president Prof, J. H. Chapman and Mr. T. R. Rutlev, Jr. Song, Brighten the Corner Where You Are; prayr-by Deacn0 \V S. Meeki"?. Sohg Ix>ve Lifted Mo. After which the vice-president, gave ^thr. snhjpot Tor to'ayj What Groat Thinprs Christ?Did 1 Opened?by?Prof.??L-iII. Chapman Mrs.' Chapman. Miss M. Butler. Mtss Tola Garritt and others. Remarks by the vicepresident. It was announced, fc/i the entire BTU to read the ^Oth chapter of Revelation. Th? RTU I was also divided into, two'classes' the junior ar.d senior. Mrs. Mary j Butler and Mrs. B. ft. Chapman i to work with the junior class. Doa j W. ST. Metkins and Miss Iola Garrett to work with the senior class The subject for next Sunday The Benefit Derived frOm a Chris ^ 'tian Organization in a Commun ity. Prof. J. H. Chapman, presided I - - iPtSLg IIH'S tfaiBT ? BLA/9K ? " ______ ! ( STATE . - - ? cj - ACME H. t . togethar with a self addraiiad i tto Leader, Bill Canrer'a Club, 2. Y.our name will be placad on j j Mr. S. B. Butler, Jr., vice-presitent; Barbara Garrett, secretary, Mrs. B. R. Chapman treasurer. LAKE VIF.W N'F.WS _ _ ' JL-'niori" A. M. E. Church Key. R' B. Mack, Pa8tor i Sunday school began .at the us ial hour with Supt. and teachers , n therr- poatr.uf-duty. ? Rev. Mack ~j preached a noble sermon. Rev. McPhersorn one of the most outstanding evangelists of Georria has llpen with ll.< uroob Iin/l ?- yiuw ? vv;n^cava ? to be with us one more week. iVu" are expecting1 the mc*ting to Je one of the most successful we , ever had. ? = We had with as last Sunday Mr Jj Herbert White, Mrs. Daisy White Lilly Garrett and also Sirs. Manic Hayes of Dillon, S. C. C. CONFERENCE W. H. J; 1 HI V M CrtCIfi_TY_ MDETll " Conference Branch mpeting of :he W. H. and F M nt _ '.he South Carolina conference, Revs. I. W. Wilborn, J. E. Beard L. L. Farmer, presdiing ciders; Mrs. Mable Green, conference iranch president; Rev. G. W. Gillisan, pastor, wws he hi?afc?Mt- Dlive church,' Gr"en Pond, S. C.. < \ugust 31 and Sept. 1. < The first day devotionals were J condu'cte i by sisters of Charles- 1 :on district. After which Presid- ' jaj^ Elder Wilborn -presided.?Rev? R, S". Lawrence of Mt. Zion sta-'- < ion. C11ai lesion. S. C. preached" j he missionary sermon, nwhich was i a* masterpiece. Everyone was ] happy". Holy Communion was then administered by the presid- i ing-- elders-,, assisted by several I mini*tt>s. Organization wi a s i ".xt, appointment of various coir ( Tiittres; roll" call7 payment of reg~ st rat ion and contingent. Reports ;1oin various districts by district iresi;ients, Mrs. A. C. Mayes Mrs \L J. Alston and Mrs. Zelphie i Primus* were, very creditable with .iiot. w.f ?i r>\? I . ui.iuuv ivciiiiiiK mitu \jiiai 1 "i t'?;i and Beaufort following re? H <[K ctiv.oly. . - r " _ Introduction o7 visitors. The i a-a-per vad-by Mrs. Jorreir-&f- Em- ^ nartjol, Charleston was excellent. Music for all occasion,, was far- ; nisheri by conference., chenr, Mrs. t flora Miller, chorister and Miss ! ': axes?Tay lui,?urgunisi. ; ~The welcome program by the 1o al church was timely and appro mate. i Thursday morning after devotionals^aiid other business was di& pensed with a drill in parliamtn- j tary usages was conducted by the Revs. J. E. B^ard, R. E. Brogdan, Lee A. Logan and I. W. Wilbom. Thursday afternoon election nf. _ rMcgatcsJ to TfuaHrennial took ! place. The foIloVing ladies be5 ir.g elected: Mrs. Hannah Blake, E hstor Mrs. II. M. Wolfe, Beaufort; Mrs. Janie Horry, Charles* . ton; Mrs. M. F. Burgess, Beaufort; Mrs. Ada Edwards, C k-ston. The iinil:tiot1 .wtajs :qui<#t and impartially conducted by the , presid' nt. Everyone went hemie feeling like this was the best conference the district. Mrs. Green needs. t0 be highly L-ommended for her display of fair ness, loyalty to the cause, love foi her associates. Miss N- A. McQueen presented the conference president on be" half of the district's, a beautiful bouqMet. Mesdaifnes E. Mance, Viola Colopel and a sister from Beaufort district presented bouquets to the district president. After presentation,- there was not a dry eye in the house. Everyone was.t. spiritually happy. Arabelle F. Harris, reporter TO RESUME STUDIES R^. D. D. Felder of Sumter p. C., and son erf Mr. and Mrs. S. IT Felder will take leave Monday September 19, for Gammon Theological seminary in Atlanta, Ga. wkhere. he will resume studies toward JSJX-xiegree.?Rev. Feld?_r iR a product of Allen univerJune, 1937. Viaitiner Parent* Mr. and Mrs. Fred Felder of Durham, N. C. are here paying an extended visit to their parents Mr. and Mrs. S. -T. Felder and family. Home Again Mrs. S. T. Felder has returned home from Summerton, S. C. after spending sey*Jtal day,, with her daughter, Mhs. Dealue Richardson and family. $he reports a pleasant trip and an enjoyable time. ?*"7 afC r, \ BEAUFORT COUNTY TRAINING SCHOoi Nearly one hundred fifty pupil answered the opening, bell at th Beaufort County Training schsi )n Thursday, September 8, 193! These pupils ranged in standih from Ahe-first through the--cle> inth grade, the eleventh grade ha ng b?en added and approved b .he State Board of Education thi ;erm. This makes it possible fo the graduates of this inslitutlo :o enjter college with the regula freshman standing without ha\ ng to matriculate at some othe high school. Durring the morning dcvotioi Professor J: S. Shanklin, princ pal welcomed the pupils bad charging them to seek to mak good of the opportunity that th ^ommonWeklth of South Can ? war offering them. He also fui thtr charged them that if eve career that, th^y vyere undecide as to w<hich action to take b< tweeft two actions preserited ther that they should always take tb one that was most beneficial t themselves and their school. After the address, he presente the faculty to the student bod; They were a? follows: elementar department, Miss Madge Pe'rrj prima* y, Miss Victoria Flraziei Grayson, third and, fcrurth grade sixth grades'. Mi&s Julia Gillian seventh grade and directress o music; high school, A^ss Thelm Shanklin, Social Science and Er ?v;..u. vt.... ekn.1,1:. ii,. K.1IJW. AUIO. muia 41W111 ECconomics; Mr. Zimmerman Wal Jr Jr, general-science and Englis Mr. J. S. Shanklin Jr. Vocations Agriculture and shop work. WASHINGTON, D. C. NEWS Rev. G, W- Williams <*f Sumtei S.- C., -and-a student of Clefli college spent the summer in De Cee while working to enter sem inary this fall. He had the <>I portunity t0 render service i nany religious ways. ? His- evangelistic?service wa lemanded in some partg of Mary trnul as wel as here. Some of~th religious placeR he was seen ar Bishop R. M. Grace church "Th House of Prnyer and Elder M: chaux's, also Father Divine. H ias had the opportunity to teac a Bible -class made up out of Sun layischool teachers and minister sons and daughters. Tuesda; night after finishing or reaehin the goat, "ha addressed the. clas for the last time. Subject "Ge an Idea, then Go". As they lis tened they became speechless a time when Rev. Williams spoke o ii? personal experiences with th T.rnril Whon he' frnvp them hac their final examination papers ^h 'jruth. Out. erf- tlhe fifteen tha <at at his feet including his sis ;er, thirteen made a perfect score He left hers, Thursday fd south Carolina, was called to Mvt tie Beach, to preach Sunday fc a big rally. Will be int Surate thi3 week and Orangeburg Satui day. .Sunday, 18th will 'preac for Rev. B. Stewart in Klini S. C. and on the 20th mil be i Atlanta, Ga., to begin his sem nary kork in Gammon. strANDREWS A. M. E. CHURC1 Rev. G. H. White Pastor Andrews S. C.?Our churc school was conducted by Mr. Jos eph .Thompson and the lesson wa reviewtJd by him. A group o small children sar.g a selection b for? the pastor gave his obpe< message lefcsor.fc from the mil TTfe children and adults seem? to Have enjoyed t)be ^hildnen1 hou*\ IFor the adulM _ morr^Ln worship the minister discussic was the spiritual pattern* ' A 4 o'clock Re.v. J. Harris of Si vannah Ga. preached a very abl sermon fcrr the Willing \Vorkei club. The club had on a rally tl amount of $35.00 was raised. Oi pastor'B wife put on and conduc ed the rally. Mrs. Ida Mouzon president o fthe club. Mts. Whi1 reported the highest amount fo lowed by Sisters Mary Alston ar Lizzie ILugee respectively. W are getting ready for our annu; conference. Since our League president away in school our vice-presidei Mr. Robert L. Graham is carri ing on nicely. The pastor's evening messsy was Walking in the Spirit. Se' eral visitors were with us at s services. We make them w? come.?Mr, Edward Qibba recto ly united with the church.i Mrs. Essie B. Greefie attendi the state missionary meeting Greenwood last week. She is lected a delegate to the Conne tional W. H. and F. meeting whi< convenes in Jacksonville Fla. ne: year (from the Palmetto confe ence)*. Bro. Henry Smith one of our o members passed away Sunday ar will be funeralizd Monday. Br Fred Green undertaker in charg Sunday is ou.r 4^h quartern conference. Come out and hei our very able Presiding Elder D J. L. Benbow preach at nite. Th? Junior choir und^r Mrs. E. Smith sang swaatly all day. -TH8 PALM HTTP LEADER M mw w I? In# M ^ M W * j A W ^ * "THR rovin V By Cha y -. - J . WAY DO * FLAT FOOT FLOOQIE r_ .' ^ r- In recent weeks several article r have appeared in the Negro pres about Flat' Foot Fioogie and n 1, one seems to know exactly wha r The terms meansT Two weeks ag i, in a newspaper article we told yo :e the* true story' of how the Bij e--Apple started in ? Columbia- i: 1914. In due course of time w r- shall tell you the true story o rr^ The Mighty John Henry . .- . Cas d The Charleston ... he? Bilnip . . f And foj- the information" pf' ou t> readers who mak perk up thei JL earh at this revelation, we wiJ ? jtdd we won't stop there. To day we will tell you about Fla d Foot Flookie . . . Want'to hea f- it? All right, here it' is. . . y ri Captain Porter United States r> Secret Service Chicago,?Divretenj?was the ma ^ who- first used the?expression, -r che Fedural building In Chtcagc ' In 1923 he was in charge of th ' Chicago (Division, the old ^gentle a man was about 60-years old a j. that time, powerfully-huilt and a e hard as nails.?Flat Foot Floogi L.. ....... 'r u:_ . . .. ? | ? oa uny ui ma oei rerfpgi. anp rn fr old gentleman had been usingi i) for many years before 1923, bu that was the year it first cam ?be?out?attention.?(hi?TOT WIT from New York to Frisco wil sto _ _ped over to talk over a mattb relative to some government busi r> ness in which a Chicago policema n was involved . . . At that time th e government agents had no lov , for the Civil Authorities in Chi , cago, and the Federals had n q love for them . . . While we wer alking over the case- he statu a . . speaking^of_ the. Chicago of t.: firer ... "Oh them fiat foot fioog p- ica will say anything". So . T~ there you are . . . and its in th ^ records Which is the sor [. of proof scientists demand e , - h Cabarrus County, ^NorUi^Carolin [. Cabarrus county of which Con g cord vs the county seat is a "fun ^ ny" county ... if yoy get wha g we mean . . . Last week we wer ;g up there investigating a case . . t A young white man was fioun guilty of first degree murder an it sentenced to die October 28 in th ,f gas chamber, for killing his 19 c | year?ohl, sistor-nrlaw; Hts~"de k_ fense was th^r Ko nnm e roots which Aunt Jennie Morris t which made bis mind come and gc i. Friday morning, James Dixior ?. a colored farm hand, tol da core nef's jury in Concord that his wif [T "hit him with an alarm p ir T)out 10 o'clock Thursday nrght a ir ter several hours of argumen - ... and that he waited four hour Tciipy "[ the ita r P BY ABBEh ON Tag A^ieryc ^ ,rq ffiMMM"?M NOME: Your quaouon ana \ i % clipping of un? column 11 ?n * raplT teiul a qj&artjftr_126c) a id | ftjop*; for my Niw Aitrolor s i ! raall free advice an tbat (8) g j bTrthdala. and corcact addrea? >n Assembly Street, Columbia, S< .t . L. N. Eh?^The question I wis r* to know is there a marriage fc ie me in tho near future? ir Answer?Not immediately. Un til you give up yocr marrie friends you may consider yourse ^ "marriage proof". Any youn '1* girl should choose her friend - irom tne young, desirable, singl e" boys and never look twice at man who already has a family. it ??-? it S. E. B.?Will we marry or is li f. serious? I really am serious i bout this getting married. ^ Answer?You're serious but he ' kidding. Don't show the boy thi you are so anxious for it has ,j tendency to make him lose intei 1_ est in yoc. A marriage is not ii dicated anytime within the nen ed ?-? ih R. C.?I gave up a good job 1 c' come here near my friend an ;b now I realize what a fool I wa *1 Is there a possible chance of ra T' geeting back on the job if I woi hark ? Id Answer?Yes . . . yo>j could . ld. And son you are using the best < ?* judgement by making yourse! e* scarce around your present loci 'y tion. Jobs like the one you ha ftr come few and far between . . T. get back as soon as possibly J. (R. C.?I bought a nice hon and have everything to make rr .? ~ w WW A - J ir /'" Lj ' ^ jBK JjBHE k ,.m? amm? JBMUm t r, RKl^RTFir ? rles Spears ?' t WN SOl'TH * c I c for a rain to halt befort hitting s I hoi?in the head with an oxe. be- p -rcause he didn't- want to walk to c *i Concord in the rain to surrender. p ?| After it stopped mining he hit his? wife with the axe, set fire to the j i house and walked to Concord. The (] U j woman's charred bones were found ? ^' in the ashes. t "| Not long ago a colored women ^ - heard a ^shot out in the barn, she ? j sent her little boy out to investi- \ ghte, the child returned and re- i ' j ported "poppa has killed himself ] [with a shotgun". The woman did j 1 not even look in the-barn, but-went |Vjstiaight to the held and workup | UH?at\0 IOI livt IIUU1S . ... UCVOUoC I '* 1 -"I o>ved a doctor?bU4?aml had to | have some money". p 1 Thursday, Fairfield Benson, was j J ' sent to the roads for thirty days,'J for bciling a black Oat alive and 1 < throwing: its bones in a- stream of J _ running water . . . He wuz "try- | " inc to Kit a lucky bone floating: up ' --stream". Yeah boy . . soma 'fun- ' ny' things are happening in the., g old North State. f * One Bv One The Lights Fade Out ( s I On the streets that used to be f ^1. . . Over in Columbia, S. C., somcij ^ tlmt' ugb Julni "Cut liaelL passed j 1 S on. He was the " oldest Main v i street business man in point of aci? . tive service in the citw?Having ! < ? i operated a barber shop on Main , ^ istreet for 44 years. c r, This week N. J. Frederick, fanv , ed "crirpinal lawyer passed into n) the great beyond after practicing e(law on Washington street for 25 4 years. To The Young c ?i You think yourselves adventur- 1 >us, you young ones . . . But those I ~"j~whTr~were-young and now "are old I ': can tell you there is no adven ?turo like the adventure of ago. i 4 No speed, that you . . . stool ' nerved . .' . hazard your lives foi 1 can touch their terrible speed . . . 1 Faster ami?fhster?-%ights?poles ( a flash by them, days wires dip be"l.twc'en. ' f '* No zest of pioneer in a recent \ ' country can match their sharp. ' 0 cned zest .... their Quickened ' \ perception . . .: Who at each-day^ 1 u :>ncoun-tt!r with familiar beauty s J Ask themselves' ./. . "Is this for j ^ the last time". . 1 W. C. Handv "~1 e 'FnthM' oi the lilacs will" be hona ored by South Carplina on Octo- 1 " her . when the play Cavalcade of >. the Blut*3, by Mary Annie Bunt 1 i, ing, will be presented at -Colum- i A bin Townshop auditorium, by the i e. Mina Mt" T.itnVnvy ami n.-nmntln < t- dub of?which WT7 George H 11 f Hampton is sponsor. Mr. Handy |l it- wi'll he present in person I f Cholly, too. ?r?r?d in this paper ONLY whan J ' cl?Md in your letter For private A 1 ad * eelf-ari?treeeed, etamped mm- |! y Reading, ?tKi receive by returtt <*-question*. Siffn your full nam* < to all letters. Addraaa ell mail J >uth Caroline. n. j h comfortable Hnd my daughter is iT dissatisfied. Should I sell and ' gat away or what,must I do? Answer?Your dacgb'tor i s \ d grown and within a few years will i If be married, no, hold to yout I g home. My suggestion is that yoto,, Is send her hack to college this year |e and have her take up lusiness a: training. She is terribly in need of some work to do and she would thoroughly enjoy getting into the business world. it ' ~ L. C.?Does this boy I am go, ing with love me? Something '? makes me doubt him and I don't i1 know why? a Answer?Sure he loves you . . r- and furthermore he is going t<^ * prove it to you in "good style" " ct within about six months. Before., you know it young lady, yo?j are going marching down to the Mar 'riage Bureau. Congratulations. X) s. | COKESBURY NEWS iy. St. Paul A. M. E. Church Rev. W. S. Mims, Pastor The Sunday school had a large >f attendance. The ltfsson was beau If tifully taught. Review bv Mrs i- A. R. Holmes. Preaching seivicid es begfcn on time. R*e\f. J. E. .. Williams brought us a glorious. | message. Theme, A Divine Prom | ise. We were glad t0 have Mrs. ?e Lewis Holman and son to worship with ui, Mrs. Holman in the i s IIGHLIGHTS OF TOE W4P.A. | < RAINING CONFERENCE ! ?. '*?? ? . By Ruth M. Reid W.P.A. Literary Teacher _ Chester. S. C.?The W. P.' A "raining conference held at Benelict college, August 8 to Septem >er 3, under the efficient leaderhip of Mrs. Dora E. Daniels was mother crowning success. We . wuuj?told?by Mr. James A. At? :ins, specialihfc-in Education, that he conference was the best in he South. I Wd were ' fortunate in having iome of the best instructors in he state and as a result oil tea hers were given state and college redits which will -enable them tc ecure and renew their certificatIT The credits will also aid teahers who plan to fu'^jier thei' ducption in various colleges.' I In our classes in conmumnty u] leadership we made a survey in PI lierent sections of the city, actu- ~ illy carrying1 out sonic? of tlu < hings we learned in class. It als'c rave us* an opportunity to better . icquaint ourselves with our cap ' tal city. t s! _ Our-class in "Problem In Adult -y Sducation" proved nu-it interest J ng, bore we discussed niHJiy of""0 mr problem? and <1:civ ?;.nre C1 ight?on most of them. - ?~ ?^ In our chapel and?forum exer?n ises we were given talks by many v prominent Columbians. Among v, hem Dr. Starks who gave a very n ively talk on his trip to Europe D \ftttr hg had finished w?. all fell A hat we had just gotten bar-: fr6m_D be treautTTul CTTy of Paris. The Opportunity tsTltool held in T onneLtion with the training con- T 'erence proved to be h valuable asict to TRo teachers, becausg here hey could see many of their tlif-, st Realties in teaching certain Sub ects ironed out. h r.acn teacher lel't the conference si vith a determination to put over oi i bigger and better program and tt ja?put?Adult Education. on the si nap along* with other phases of- ti ducation. . ? 0' WINNSBORO NEWS ? The Weeping Mary Baptist q hurch of White 'Oak celebrated ionic-coming day last Sunday. **"* Messrs. George and.Mason McAl- I illy, Coles and -Qdell JVIilos,?Mrs 1 llariah Wyliu and claughter, -ftrtx e, from Daltinioie, allenUed. Arwi'lda and Mae- F. Baxter foth Toatley, Edna M. Lyles and Svelyn Boss enttfred Braincrd Jr College, " Sept. 6th. ~ Prof. T.E. Mcintosh returned ? 'rom his vacation in Chicago last r veek. * * rhe Fairfield Co. Training schoo ,vi 11 open Sept. 2.'i. Miss Flora II 3atteny B.S., graduate of Tennessee State College and with' foui j) /cars teaching experience will fill \tiss Clinkscales place, who rci j( ii'uncd to aeffpt work noarer hei 11/nu: ' Miss Amelia has returned from O vacationing in Nwv. York. Mr. and Mrs. Rosemond Starks ? ecently married couple of Wash ngton, D.C., spent last week wdth ? tne bride's mother, Mrs. Ida Ja?ob. Many cum/1 atulkllohs won xtended to the couple. They spent I time in Columbia also. St. Paul's newly organized gos| pel singers rendered music at1 White-Oak last Tuesday nito. R?v J.M. - Beaty the pastor accompany 0 ed them. 1 Revs. G.M. Ulmer and J. L. McKay attended the Presbytery a t _ Cheraw last week. Rev. Ulmer | ?vas accompanied by Mr. Lewis I 1 iiVoodard. I 1 Mrs. Bessie Richardson of Roa ' rioke, Va., is guest of Mrs. SaxiL _ la Davis, her sister. " I A grand time was witnessed by p x multitude of Sunday school pupils teachers and frk*nds on the shurch green of St. Paul Baptist 2 ?hurch on Labor Day evening. The occasion was the S rendu y "school _ picnic. After hours of play a great?Q feast was ha<U-It reminded u.^pf?, the ^feeding of thu five thousaMD^ j. Both Mr. John Williams and ' Mrsh. Mattie Sims aro much better after some \veeks of illness. Miss Blanch Sowell, our State HP.. 1 ? - i uot-rcuiosis nurse*, has done al month's service in Fairfield eoun-K, ty. She has waged a fierce battle an Tuberculosis by making a close ij, investigation in every home where' this (headed "White Plague" has wrought. Fifty patients came at her call to the clinic held here last Wednesday and Thursday and f>0 of them were X-Rayed. That means the prolongation of the lives of both of those whi were X-Rayed and the entire crtizonry FTour county. housr guest of -Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Miller. She is a member of 0 Ohappelle station. Columbia, S. C 8 VC -~ T *' ? ?ir?. l,. k. Gogjrins who wds a delegate to the W. IT. and P M. stale nifCtinK made a pood report. These attending the state meetinjr trom Cokosbury: Sister? Amanda Louden, Julia Holmes, A. F R. Holme*, and Mr. and Mrs. E. Moore. Mrs. Nira Mosley of Abbeville spent the week end in the home ~ of Mr. and Mv*. S. Louden. I Mrs. T. V. Edwards of Abbeville spsnt Sunday in the London'? home. . Mrs. Mosley Returned y home with her. - . ? Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, Nash tfavt p a surprise birthnite party Wednesday fofr thfir son Wilson. He B was the recipient of quite a few F gifts. " F Mr. and Mrs. Nancy Robinson of Asheville, N. C., spent the week uri biif. sift Jigm? -&IV-. -? ft aturday, September 11, 1938 Seeks Jobs For* Race < ^*r < ?W ^K |HE v. VLDERMAN Wm. L. DAWSON Chicago Republican candMata-?---->r Coneiess from the 1st Congrea onal Illinois District, who i s larting the fight of the -Negro abor Relations League, a potent rganization whioh is waging a rusade for tnore jobs for Ne- " rocs in Chicago. aLsl week a hicatro Daily pmrtWor' <ov hrnnnh ' as a -result"of "its -acti^ ity. They plan to tap every a- - \ nilable opening which will fur- % ish additional employment. Mr awson wi-Jl oppose Congressman ** :rthuv W. Mitchell, Democrat, in ie Novemhei? r'lrrtioBS(AN?) T^TVT TIKI'v TRAINING INST1I TE A COLUMBIA, S. C. Continued. from Page 3 cureJ a* competent faculty o? twelve members. Handicraft, ome-niakimr rnmwimity iip and industrial art wero some F the* many ^courses offered the achers who must go back and efive their respective communies, PROFESSIONAL CARDS o oo o o oo o oooooooooooorocetf )R. A, B. JOHNSON SURGEON- _ ~ Ollicv: 1323'/j Assembly Street Phone 3166 Residence: 919 Oak Street _ Phone ?7Af) ^ tEV. J. H. JOHNSON Ofliee: 12029 Marion St eet N O CA K Y -PX^iLTC ~ ealer in Real Kstatp tiirfurm. arriage ceremonies, write wills, L'tds. mortgages, ciaimsr-gti-. ; ('nil to S?a Him . ffice Phone 8407 Res, 6791 ?-* : r 1>R. 11, H. COOPER 11F.\TKT Specia! Attention Given to DiaYases of the Cums -Gold Jrown and7 Bridge Work ? A Specialty ? ?--- ? llice -Phone 6429" Res. 8264 125 Washington St., Col'a., S. C. Oilicg Hours; Telephone; 1 A. M. to 2 P. M. Res. 8871 5 P; M. to 8 P. M. Br. W. B. ChsppeUe Physician and Surgeon meases of Women and Children A Specialty Office: Residence: 115 Lady St. 1301 Pine St. ?, Columbia, S. G. ? 'ffice Houra i to 9 A.M. ' . " I 1 to 2 P.M. 5 to 8 P.M. Br. R. B. Frederick PHYSICIAN. * Office: 91 Vt WalleT Ave. Greenwood, S.C. ? hone 7811 " All clashes of Dental Work Dr. L. H. Hallman DENTIST PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS ? Sundays by Appointments Office; Gervaia Street ' 'Columbia, S. C. ffice Hoprs: Telephones; :30 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Office G03S Residence 8878 Dr. D. K. 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