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BfflU yw.Wt. JH til y ir-rry-. * ; ftjy " TOce?xaoooooo.oooo.oooc>o;aoo.ao 1 ? APPLICATK k DATE .... ^ |? NAME . . * ' 11 CITY > 7"^~TT"-~?T I ~ -- ;*: GRADE .. SCHOOL J BIRTHDAY ... |s Fill out thi;< cnii|i!H) and mail in i stamped -envelope to. The Palme' ;J the roll book, and you will recei' :jj ton. aceacecKeceoa^^ WMATS Il.\I'i r.i> I Hello Everybody:. Do tell mo what has happened to all of our club - members ? not a single letter on the Junior pag _ but mine. But I am not disco.pi aged, I am going to continue write -and -4ut~-you?hear .from m I hope Santa Claus won't come to our club members like they 'send ir> their -news. If he does "it will be too bad. We presented. our play at the Jackson" Ili eln Tuesday night, initead of Monday night and quite a crowd wa, present. Our school will close on the 1th for the holidays and I carni harly wait for J the time to come. As it is hog killing time and I can fairly smell J the good things to eat. Santa Glaus visited our city last week ' and I am sure all, of the children enjoyed seeing him. I anv still ' anjxJous to hear from the cjub 1 " members. So lMig^ write next ? w<?ek. ! . Yours ~I 1 Margaret Wright. -t ~ ? i NORTH SIDE SCHOOL Mrs.' C. J. Beck, Principal The North Side teachers held i their monthly meeting Tuesday, * Dec. G. Appropriate to the sea- < sun ine was upuueu witn \ the singing of a Christmas song, s The Lord's Prayer was recited in j unison. And the minutes of the last meeting were read and ap- 1 proved. Old and new business was < discussed. Mrs. Peek spoke of the a Fair and thanked the teachers for t their cooperation.- i Following a brief business session, Miss Alberta Foster, teacher c for the afternoon was presented, t Her (subjcct was "Music Possibil- i ities in the Primary and Elemen i tary Grades." Each teacher deri ed much information from this i discussion. At the close of the meeting the teachers drew names 5 to exchange Xmas gifts. North Side P. T. A. j The December meeting of the PTA was held at th? schoolhonae ( on Dfec. 6 with the president Mrs. , CI. J. Peek presiding. The meeting j was opened by singing, Joy?tfr ? the World; prayer by"our chap- 7 lain; Scripture reading by the prerident; Bible verses "by all con elude# the devotional period. Following a brief business ses- j sion. the meeting was turned over to., Mrs. Mag/He B. Morris and , ner nrst grade. who presented a] ^ delightful Xnias program. Rev.| , S. C. Campbell, speaker for the ^ afternoon pave timely remarks, j j An enthusiastic group .of Par* - ~ ents and visitors were in attend nnce for the occasion, which was j of, much interest and enjoyment.! A contest was on for the mother' bringing in the larger number of picthers to this meeting. Mrs. y ?Washing tun wrri ffie PTA prize ^ and Mrs. Sims won the prize of- , feted hv the 4th grade. After the . count cf mothers had -been taken?, it was found that Mrs. Maggie B. ' Morris's first grade had won thej! "banner. At the conclusion of the meeting the patrons visited' the, classrooms ti observe the chil-| j dren's work that was on display.! < Recent visitors to the school: Prof. E. C. McCants our Supt. , and Mrs. Madden, Attendance offl cer. Both visited the "classrooms < and were very much impressed. I)lTE WEST NEWS The first quarterly conference ; for the new conference year was j hid at Mt. Lebanon AME church , Monday nght, Dec. 12, with P. E. J. C. Quarles conducting. The j i. v- *?heports made, were encouraging . I and the outlook for a splendid vear's work is heartening. At the ( Sunday morning hour of worship. ?r?Dr. Quarle<? spoke to an apprecia-' ( tive audience from ther first verse j of the 8th Psalm. The message | was forcefully delivered and each, one was insnired On Snn/iatr ... n i teroon Rev. and Mrs. Qriarles, Rev and Mrs. Bouey. Mr. O.L. Smith Md. t\nd M.rs. W. S. Thompson 1 were dinner guests of Mr. and; I Mrs. W._W. Fisher. The Fishers t are gracious entertainers and ev-l ery moment spent in their home ( was a pleasure. Mrs. Eunice Clinkscales Lomax of New York City is a visitor in' the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. A.F. Clinkscales. Miss Janie Wharton of Ware Shoals spent last week end home. ' The entire community sympa- : thizes with the family of Mr.' 1 and Mrs. David Power in the sud ' den death of their son Clyde who ' died on lgst Friday nighty J &fr. Efhest Orflon. who has been quite sick at his home for ^ aeverai days, is resting very well^ ' ?4v-? . x ' . V* ' A ?he pTH'f Wwfopsi )N BLANK r j* " ~ .... STATE '. 1 ? AGE | l together with n self-addressed i*1-tto Loader. Bill Carver's Club, J 0. Yiur name will be plaeed on * re a mpmhershm enrH ond 8 at present. MV. Gordon is upwards of 90 years ol4. STERLING HIGHLIGHTS Greenville.?This week our attention is turned toward two ev _ onts~T>rimarily. These are Anniversary Week of the Phillis Wheat ley. Center and the State ' Championship football ganrerln connec ~ tion with the Anniversary Week Sterling High school has been gi-i ven Wednesday for its activities, j The speaker for ths occasion i s; Stipt. J. L. ^fann. Appearing on the program iwill be the band, di-1 rected by M. C. Lewis; the male rjuartet, directed by Mr. R. L. Hickson; the girls Trio and girls Glee Club, directed toy Miss Doris Avery; the boys Glee Club, drected by Mr. * Wilfred - Walker: ? and the choir, directed by Miss Avery and Mr. Hic.kson. All the rlassas are cooperating in the?t Live to clear the Recreation Cen , or. of its indebtedness. They have Mvntfibutd in true citizenship mar. ler and we are proud of them. The members of the band spcn i ?ored a socal in the Trade build- 1 ng on Friday night. They also i risited the school in Mt. "Pleasant rht?V were invited by the trustees if that community to play at the 1 Gant High school, a white high 1 school, in which they rendered ' v....*,- ucauuiui selections. The 10A-1 class, headed by Miss ! ^auline Turner?sponsored a series if programs in Chapel the past ! veek. Excellent readings and in-J erpretations wore given. The ! nusic was superb. Miss William? and the senior ( lass is workng on the senor play X) be given soon. Here we shall j lot mention the name of it. but it ] s going to be a topnotcher. The Juniors are now getting 1 eadV for the junior-senior Prom s They are going "collegiate" they *" say. It's going to be different. The "Dignified Seniors" as they ire called will be royally enterained.i . | * The ch<oir is busy rehearsing lie can lata, "Prince of Peace" and ihall present it before the Yule:ide Holidays. ' '' - *> The Sunlight Club of New Hope] \MT] church met at the home of Mrs. Ella Henderson aatnunJ? I A?.U?OU?y y iftcrnoon. Mrs. Ella Mae Brown , presided. Plans were made for ] :he Christmas program to be gi- | /en at the church Sunday night , Dec. 25. A large number of mem- | aers and friends are expected to ( attend this program. i ! ?INE GROVE A.M.E. CHURCH 1 Rev. C. A. I>unjap Pastor Sunday school opened at 10:30 , *y?Supfc;?alnd?teachers" scholars n The lesson waQ enjoyed by all. We vore gla4?to-havo Prof. Duulwaiu J pf Booker WashingtoOm High- ichool with us on Sunday. H *avc the Sunday school am inter?sting talk, which was much en ioyed. At 12:30 o'clock, the pastor d ? liver^d a wonderful messa ' subject "The Lord's Supper" from .vhich he delivered an outstanding 1 sermon. A. C. E. League was had c?n Sunday past by the president. It .vtfs very inteersting. -The Big Sister, club is progres sing. fine. The meeting at the home ol Mrs..Thompson was very interest ng. The repast of jello and cake was much rrUo ' nix tiuo Will present a Christmas pageant title "Brmggrs Of Gifts" c<n Dec. 25th, 1 38. The public school is progressing fine with its added attraction The P. T. A, wa? v^ry-successful >n Thursday evening. ... - The school Christrrtas tree will ae Thursday might, December 22 Those "on sick list: Mrs. Alice Faust, Mrs. Florence Swygert, Mr. Elijah Jiles. We are praying 'or their speedy recovery. Watch .his corner. LITTLE MOUNTAIN CIRCUIT Rev. H. T. Summers, Pastor Sunday was preaching day at St. John. A number of officers from Mt. Zion went to St. John for service, At 12 o'clock service began, with a lively prayer meet ing. After which Rev. Summers preached a soul stirring sermon, j He then harl a Christian examine tion and communion was adminis- i :ered. The pubic school at Little Moun j :aTn is progressing under Mis? Gladys Sta-nes and Miss Ernes \ O tafer I tine'Shell teachers. They awwoi ing hard with the thoughtful ] T. A. for a new school buildini Miss Shell has worked up a livel basket ball team. Thursday De 8th. they played Providence a Little Mountain. They gave thei a happy time with the followin scores: Little Mountain 24; Pro> idence 5. _ Mrs. Lucile Tole is a patient ? for her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Ella Ball is on the?sie list, but is improving. BETTIS ACADEMY NEWS Rv 'A?Ma WilV Mesdanies Hubert and Collirii Misses Cummines and Hatche and Mr. Lewis represented Fet tis at the district ^teachers n'.ee Mrs. Hubert served as leader o the High School English group The party wsr delightfully?cr.tr tained by Frin. and Mrs. F T Holmes of Higgins school at :h< home pf-hw parehts. Mr . ar.v'V.ri Wilson, .while in Abbeville. Members of the Freshman class rendered a very enjoyable pre pram at Higgitt-s <chool. Saluda last Wedr.esdav <ver.i^.c Miss Forth a Moore." Fettis V-: who is teach-'**. ? r.car Calls.-** spent the week.er.i or. the ca~v us A croup of cur ir.tcrtatr.crs rcr dered a pleasing program t. : T* *v>' day yv^ntr.g. They expeot to vs.;. a return engsgehtert s.v. The Foxing o.rtcst F r-.iay c or.tr.c M* Lev.; p?otcr ar; Mr Adams jeferee was highly crTTV tair.ir.g. Horace Crfcer.t -.vet Mis? Narr.ie C-retcr.. 3ctt;s /'.* ? spent a few days on the car pus .as: weeYlf er.route to i teaching Sunday ferer.ing a group of out singers accompanied by Mr. Sir rr.ons rendered an inspiring pro gram at the Baptist chuch - o i Prosperity. Rev. Johnson, rastoi ind all have our thanks. Tme indoor circus and dog show presented here Saturday evening ay Mr. Ricton was very amusing ind pleasing to all All ol us are rejoicing becaecse >ur Christmas holidays shall extend from Dec. 22 to Jan. 2. ftfrs. Victoria Nicholson is improving from a very severe at tack of illness, to the delight of "elatives and friends. iT. ANDREWS A.M.E. CHURCH Rev. G. H. White, Pastor Andrews, VS.-C.?Supt. Smith, each^rs and scholars are*looking "orward for Christmas at which ime~al! are to be remembered by he school. All the teachers were 3%-^heir rspcctive f lapses.-?"The esson wa^-revlewed by Airs. CoThe chi 1 dren's^h^ur^'beg a n n with he Seven' (7) Kpys of Politcrness ?iven by little Catherine Mae White. The paHor's short talk Vas The Spirit of Giving, after vhich a short pre-Christmas pageant by the direction Mrs. E. li. fTOith was given l\v the Junior cjhoiY. Master Bernard Greene aad the leading part in the pag: ?f|nt and wrought well. For the Senio church our minister's Message ',was Micah's Prophecy of the Christ. Our League was conducted by Miss Rudolph Greerye. Follow* nrg the lOSSon these were elected rffieers 0f the league.* Mr. Robt. Graham, president; Minn Rudolph Green*, vice-president;?Miss^Vicrla Robinson, secretary; Miss Ar neitha Smith, assistant secretary Miss Mary F. Greene, treasurer, The pastor ar.d Prof. Smith ar* advisors. Mr. R. Sccrtt of Floi efricG addressed the league. For evening worship the message brought for 0ur consideration was Paul's advice to his youne fnierd Timothy:' Keep Thysell Pure, by the pastor. \ Under the direction of Presi loot E. B. Gr*ene of the Senicn Missionary|Society, the Junior society is to distribute grocery clothing, etc., to the poor, sicV and le&s fortunate ones in our com munity for Christmas. Sistei Greene is really a -wide-awake missioriarv leadeii Tbrr?n?Vini? V .... >he yOar she inspires us to do such work. Ours i, the "Church of Friendly AROUND CADES There wns a lartr^ crowd ot. thr election held at Lake City lasl Sunday. There was the larpjesl Towd that has ever witnessed ar election.-' In the election] Mr. E L. Thomas, a member of St. Paul A. M. E. church of the Lake City circuit was u?nr(iimously electee delegate to the Electoral colle?< which will be held at St. Andrews in March. Mr. E. L. Thomas was also en dorsed to the General confer ence. There was a lar^e (numbej from CadeR to witnessed the elec tion and also from Bethel am SJt. Mark. Mr. Man Gorden was elected a ternate to the Electoral coflegO. The ministerB of the M. E :otaferance has be^n attending th< annual conference.* More will b< stated of it next week. Tffli PAIiOfffO UUMB The people of this section are busy, preparing for the Christmas holidays. (MYs.) Etta Barns, repot ter, MORRIS BROWN A. M. E. CHl'RCH Rev. K. I. Lemon. Pastor Charleston, S. C.? I^ast Sunday was quarterly, confeutnce day at Morris Brown. Dr. J. E. Thomas + preached two strong sermons to P large audiences, using as a text P for the morning sermon Matt.. 26: > chapter, the theme Hiding "Our Church". At the evening won 1| ship, the text waa_taken from the 11; S . t h Psalms and the ,37th vers*. >t l>t. Thcnia* selected as an evetv I ing theme "The Contrast Between | th* Righteous and the Wicked", u- Among the many visitors prest' mit was the wife of the presiding -i-cl.b'tv The business *nd of the . i.-Us #1% d?k TL. a- ^ tii ?-iu i.k?u a iii* rvpurvs rwi , do red by the different boards and auxiliaries was up to the stand, atd of Morris Brown, At the oonolusioi> of tho ovarii up service ' :>vo older was paid his full salary, r Tho .Get-to-pother meeting held - on Friday the thh we]] at_ ^ <A_>fltllu .Ii.il : y j^uestior-s of in- I . totvst 10 "the oho.:oh wore discuss eol r.a busines^ like way. . A 'mop :he*tr.att'?rs of special.inter :o tho hbrary for A'.lon univorsi :y The reception piven tho del ( .cv.tes t;- the ".tec tir-.p was out or tho dir.a:> in-tho. opirfcon of those w'-o had arm"r.ded sivnilat ' .v.ofttr^rs. T- : W v.:rvh wto. preach at V. orrs Rrcwr. Tuesday eve* ;np : v the hrtetvst of tho Stewardess o. No. .'"'o. ty stater F.K 1 hi .N ; rs >h * 1? kh . ^ - v.< & i C ' .hi : r ;4 >;: v . ?v S .i * v r.it c - th if.::-., the obttuary for t": r w'r0 hid d.o-d dur".? tS cuatt'o" ' V- t~i y. eased to note that ?tt: a?*v zi?? ?>*' c tasq on' o-r. cyrf-i<-l tr. Th? ho^pifaT tr. >;vA.r.r*s'. . has r=covered sufo. t.'.y to return to. Cha~leston.. r J Her r.titiv frierds will reMrrrvs Br.v.r. is still nt3intairi to .her :q-"-u i look. The church o."r; i" supported by the faithtr.ero.bers who have her interests ut heart. Bro. J. E. Wallace forme" leader of Class No. 21 has lb:1, br.e c:;y p^ma:aintly and taken up residence in .Far Rock away, N. V, : ?. The members of Morris Brow*) 4 were identified prominently with ..the comnuttge?who took the ReI ngious Census last Sunday aftei . Our entire city was canvassed by the colored workers. Bros. W. Johnsgnn, B. Stinney, a:<J J. McBride, also Bro. Wm. Royal, all leaders of our church, are tin the sick list. Bro. Wm. H, (Simmons is the unanimous choice of Morris Brown as a delegate to the Electoral col 1' ge in March, 1939. His election has boq.n endorsed both by the Official board and the meeting of the Mt. Pleasant district held ir? this city udring the past we k. It is ind,oed interesting to note the activities of clubs in the church -_in?their endeavor to foster the prcgram of the pastor and officers. WIIITMIRE NEWS Sunday \vas a lovely day for all. A fine Sunday school was held at Cedar Grove, church. The questint-* -friv. nnvf nnr Qnn_ (lay school is: What Is The Remedy For Covetousness ? Given by Miss Ellic/tte Afcrams. Rev. and Mrs. A. M. Davis, motored to Whitmire the past Monday week from Brooklyn, N Y., to transact business here. While enroute to South Carolina ~ "He visited several of his friends at Petersburg, Va., he stopped at - Rev. Robert's parsonage; at Salr t-dmry,?N. G- he stopped ov*r at Rev. Henry', parsonage. Both of his stops were delightfully spent. While in Carlisle her worshiped 'With Rfv. H. E. Hilliam and his congregation. While in Whitmire. he worshiped with Rev. P. Wallace and his congregation, made encouraging remarks. Hig definite ; visit was at the home! at his r sister, Mrs. Brosia Williams and family. His return to New York it, indefinite. Rev. Davis visited other friends in this vicinity,^ Mrs. Lola Joiner Is indisposed . at this writing we hope-for her : a speedy recovery. Services wera held at Sims Chapel Baptist church and Bruce Tabernacle church by the Revs. P. Wallace alnd I. B. RufTin. Prof. B. B. Bowser spent the week end at home from Rlair* Please begin the New Y^ai and spiritual. Greetings To All To all mankind, that'8 living t A Merry Christmas to you. t We wish for you happin ss. i In all the New Year through; ...We hope for you on Christmas, I A blessing from everywhere. ' To all a Merry Christina, I And a wish for a Happy New Y^ar. By Willie L. Epps.' BALTIMORE, MD. NEWS By Mrs. Barney Douglass, Jr. In memory of Mrs. M. Robinson's dear husband and son. ) Father, Simon Robinson depart ed this life July 16, 1931. Sleep 1 on we loved you but God loves - "you B^st. The son, Brother Robert Robin: [ son, who departed this life De?| cember 8,' 1932, at The age 6f 16 years. Sleep 0n take your o 4 ' f NOTKi?Ytwr question will be i wken yen Include a clipping of thi hinkiaH and correct addrees to yc Mai only tSc and a stamp* 4 enr anajyaiaff^tfcree Qeestioaua Exnli fine year questions to tboee witi -laroToBi THE PALME 131? ASSEMBLY STREET V. E. B.?^Will 1 always do th< Kind 01 work 1 just quit? FIeas? tell me what is in store for mt as I get so tired of housework. 1 am not interested in marriage until I have reached sdccess. Answer?Whatever yo^ do . don't neglect your singing. Youi voice is naturally beautiful and with a little trainng you could earn a comfortable living eithei giving vocal lessons' or singing professionally. M. W. C.?Please tell thia in ; your soonest newspaper column | "My husband talks of leaving me?Will I be better off with' out him ? why doesn't he take me Around with him Is he ashamed of me or what's wrong with _him ? . . ' Answed?Yeur husbana is ?hout fup with married life. He just dort^t give a darn anymore and he'd as soon quit as go on. I honestly feel the best step to take is to separate for awhile. You will both feel different about you^ married l|fe after you are parted a few months. M. F. W.?Tell me will I ever - be able to' do the things that 1 ?u mucn wouia like to do and the things that I worry about doing1? Do you think I will be able to do as I plan to do? What would you do? Answer?Well Lady, the- first thing I'd do would be to quit using the words "Do if I were you". You cannot hope to accomplish your desires sitting back Worrying about them. By the spring of '39 you will have made great headway , towaVda. your ?goal. Don't give up hope. X. X.?Am I in the state of becoming a mother? "Must I send for my boy friend to leave school? He graduates in June 1939. Answer?The first thing foi you to do iB to undergo an examination by a medical doctor. He will soon advise you as to the truth. By all means get in touch with your sweetheart.. I believe that when he fully understands the condtions he will be willing to marry you. Don't ask him to leave school. L. L,?I would like to know if rest.- I will- meet you some day dear. J Mother, sisters and brothers. ^-The C. B. A. S. had a call meet i no- TV>.?-~V-? " < .was conducted by the President Rev. Jackson. Everyone is glad to see Mr. Charley S. Brice out after being confined at the hospitals Quite a few cases of sickness in the city. On the-sick list are Mr. William Gaffney, Mrs. Florence Hood 906 W. Fairmont Ave. To Chester friends:?You will be very sorry to hear of the illness of Mr. John Davis who is ! at the Greenn St. hospital. I On Monday, Dec. 6 the president of the Pastor's Aid club Mrs Mary Weather, who is fronr Chester. She is a ffortd wnrkgr .She.. entertained in honor of al! her members who had worked so faithfully all the vcar. The menu Tfonlusted of collard greens, Turkey ham: pork, green peas, ....white pc tatoea, cranberry?and rice. Eni dessert:, custard ice cream and cake. Wow you know we have a ^wonderful president. Mrs. Hattie Flowers is somewhat improved. She is. the wife of our pastor. S. S.,, began at Mt. Hebron at 9:30 conducted by the Supt. At 11:30 Rev. Daniels conducted the services. BYPU at 6:00 p.m. by the President Mrs. Alice Flenon Service at 8 p.m. by Rev. McDowell. At F. S. B. C. service began at 11:30 by the Pastor Rev. Jackson. I $k4 yffl We offer approved t cream of Virgrinia ar yard ia amply stock* suited for any of ments. ] A Trial w ; Certified Coe ! 600 Gervais St. II Qualfty ~ Servi * . inalyzed free in this column only [a column and sign your full name, mr letter. For a "Private Reply"... elope for my latest ASTROLOGY Imiei also a Ire letter of advue in your problems clearly and conrin the scope of logical reasonir;-, tJjTTD TO ? TTO LEADER COLUMBIANS. ? you think I will get a job real | soon And. should I continue to i be intimate with my boy friend? [j You stand an excellent chance of ladnig a GOVERNMENT JOB i in 1939. Don't feel too down hearted because you have receiv. ed no appointment. Every time I you are tipped off as to new open |j ings . . .. Get busy. Watch your .1 step with the friend. |1 W. M. F.?I have been ver> I unwise in financial affairs and af ^ fairs of the heart. I am at the cross roads, now I realize what a selfish prig I have been and oh how foolish. What can I do to , regain the love . and respect- of the man I love? i Answer?It wjll take a long, long time to prove to this man that you are sincere. You had him eating out of the palm of , your hand and made a jackass of i him. You will have to handle : him with kid gloves from now . on ani its going to take plenty , of tenderoes?--i._and attention to sooth his wounded pride.. YOU CAN WIN HIM BACK IF YOU PROVt TO HIM THAT YOU HAVE REALLY CHANGED;-? 1 V. G. B.?Will I have my de^ "sire Mr. Wallace? A baby? I i want one so terribly. My husj band does too. We have been ' married 7 years and l\ave out I home paid for. Yours very truly I Answer?Why not have your family physician test both your .Jiusband and yourself to see if either one of ytou iaTe sterile ? If the test shows it would be impossible. lor^you ^tQ have child' WAM 4-1 ' . . . men you ana your mate might find a suitable baby for adoption. ) H. K.?I have been told it was 1 a waste of money for me to go on paying for these treatments I when I could cure it myself with some pills? ,j Answer?Your friend who gave you this advice does'nt know what he is talking about. If you , want to be cured once and for all , then KEEP UP THE TREATi MENTS. The pills might do the ; trick now . . . but in the end you i would have to fall back on the 1 treatments and start all over a! gain with the cure. The Lord's Supper was served at i 3:30 p.m. A large crowd attend I ed the services. v- The president conducted BYPU , at its usual hour.?Evening ser. vice i?y the pastor Rev. Jackson. A church meeting, was held at Mt. Hebron Dec. 3rd. QL Dec. 12 an old fashion spiritual service conducted by the-Holy City choi rus at Mt. Pleasant Bapt. church. . Simie Lee Lewis, Ch. Clk.; Rev. N. A. McMilkin, pastor. A large l number attended. | The Willing Workers met Dec. . 12th at 8:00 p.m. Miss Christana Anderson was , the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bar| ney Douglass, Jr., Sunday evening. She operated a beautiful shoppe .at Arlington, and IJal^n Avqs. ^ SELLERS CHAPEL .BAPTIST CHURCH 1? ?Rev. J. S. Halls, Pastor v ? Sailors, g C ?Ttio S, g, | ed at the usual hour with the Supt. in charge, Mr. L. Abram j and all of his co-workers at their . post of duty. Tne lesson was beau ; tifully discussed and read by the Supt. The. pastor being absent ; Rev. J. W. Ervlng ascended the ; rostrum and delivered a wonderful t sermon. He selected his ' text 1 from "Genesis 22:7. At 3:30 the ; Willing Workers club met at the .: home of Mrs. Cresia Smith with | the president in charge. The top, J ic was well discussed a?nd enjoy, ed by all. r ad e marked coal. The * id Kentucky fields. Our sd with all sizes ideally * your heating requireill Convince You ' 5 il & Cohe Co. j Pnotie 8141 5 co Appreciation ? 4_ y9 Saturday, December 17, 1938 At 7:30 the Rev. S. M,. Eagle from Dillon came to us and witnessed another strong sermon. He selected his text Exodus 20:5 a id it was enjoyed. Prayer was of- ? fered by Rev. J. S. Hall. Pulpit guests Rev. J. W. Ervings, Rev. Paul, Rev. Eagle. Quite a few ^*js\tors worshiped With us and wx;re made welcome. RICHLAND COUNTY TEACHERS MEETING The Richland County Rura] i teachers meeting was held ch Sat urday, Ddcember 10^ 1938. The meetirng was conducted'by the President, Prof. L. Z. Eichelber ?er. The meeting was very iner^sting. Sv Emma Butler was elected ^secretary; Miss Mar- \ tha Paris, reporter; Mrs. Jen- ~ frins?always gives 'u8 words of ' information. Next meeting will W. H^S. JOHNSTON NEWS \ I /Services were good at Bethel i C. M. E. ctvurch Sunday mornif'g and night, Rev. E. M. Gllltem- was ' * at his best. On Sunday morning , were glad to have Misses Eagles j and Rutherford to worship with us in Bethel. Come "again yoj I are always welcome. t 'Sunday school?opened at the usual hour 3:30 p.m. in the ab- ~-""J l sence of Bible clasc teacher the . lesson was ^wonderfully taught by | Prof. R. N. Smith. The Epworth League rendered | a program Sunday at 6:30 p.m. which was an outstanding affair. The boys and girls stretched themselves into the program and we must say our League is going on to a success. Mr. a;nd Mrs. Glern Mrs. Jul. ia Glenn Mrs. Ruth Jennings, Mr L. D. iSmith erf Columbia; Mr. and Mrs. Rob?rt?Bavi* and Mrs. Willie Murry of Augusta, Ga., ^ were dinner guests of Rev. and ^ yMrs. M. M. Davis the 4th" Sunday in November. _ __ - Johnston, Sr~G." i Deo. 16 Dear Santa: I am a little girl, goes to th* Continued os Page 7 ! PROFESSIONAL CARDS I ? ... ;DR. A. n. JOHNS *SURGEON Office: 1323Vj A?M?emh1y Street Phone 346* Resld#neer J19 O-V Street Phone "74? i I REV. J. H. JOHNSON Office: 2029 Mi.ricn S'-.cet NOTARY PU3T IC ? | Dealer In Real Estate, performs marriage ceremonies, write wllla. deeds, mortgages, claims, etc. Call to See ~-iim Office Phone 8407 6791 ' * : L-? Z? DR. H. H. COCPER - DENTIST Special Attention GWan t? nt? easea of the Curnn Gold Crown and Bridge Work A Specialty Office Phone 642D Rus. 8804 1125 Wrshiarfton St., Col'a., 8. C. UtUv_? liuure Iwietihone. 11 A. M. to 8 P. M. Ifc>.v M7( R H l? f M. Dr. W. D. Chappclle Phyuician and Suryeon Dieeaeee of Women and Children . ? A Specialty ^ Gffiee: ? Residenoa ? 2115 Lady St. 1301 Pine 8t : Colombia. 8. 0. ? ? " ..> . _____ Office Hours 8 to 9 A.M. 11 to 2 P.M. 0 to 2 P.M. Dr. R. B. Frederick PHTMCIATI r Offbe: , % "V I S51 Vi Waller Are. Greenwood, S.C Phone 7811 All classes of Dental Work Dr. L. H. Hallman DENTIST PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS Sundays by Appointments um?: 1369 Mi Qerraia Straat Columbia, S. C. _' Office Hopra: " Talag^bcmaa: 8:80 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Offloo 66M RMMoimo 8673 Dr. D. K. Jenkins DINTIIT FSHaff, Tlatoa. Orowaa. SrtdfM AiMtfltita a * aalaltp : *md*T W A?,.ff-t USE HAIRLONGER A WM^rfvl Itlr Orwrtr Malcea Km hair r?* Laaf, Pal mmd Laxartaai A fair (Hal iHS pr?r? tta waele-ful vmH. lNiiiiiaagar^Qrimar M? i PwlMa lH ALflll P. WDfim "" mm u. S. ft. i